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Her parenta, Mr; and Mrs. James; BoalMFriiidik, FSb. 4-^(AP)—^ She was eentenesd to. six montba WlMddogton, Fab. 4.—(AP)—The Know What W. C. BdEtt b D’Oonnqr, nrc Shewn in • thSif Mnk liWMidne *lL;9siuSi^'W lte of rigorouij Iniprisoiteieto te. Akmedi^ Hartford,. FM>. 4.—(AP)—The home^ with! , th eir son. Ja c k , 10. the lldttweA iBiadM, was nnested BensWa 78*yaarHdd aergeant-at- bad M astit l k IM S, Mdy^toin woSki| question at patronage, parttculariy tedity nf'til* riltefs of. Ris: anas, David S. Bany, was under Doiaf h Enrope. The (dwris sninst her wss not after a pierioos tocarestetlgn of six in refere^ t o - the judge- ■uapenilon todajr—auqMnded for nuMle pttelle. nils-is weeks. She had asked titet her ships, has taken on an the aspects writing a magazine artiele accualng toe tbifd time She hss been arrested eariier term be made longer but her Washington, Feb. l .—(AP)—In­ of an unsolved Jigsaw puzzlA in the past thirteen months. request was denied. Sbe-deMribed '' ■ ' some members of Congress of ac> Mri. Gandhi left Attmedabad two her experienoes • te JAQ as' "very cepting bribea vestigation by the State Depart­ A week ago, the question upper- Wsitoiiigton, F^. 4 (AP) ment of the activities aljroad of naost in the minds of .LegUlators days ago for the QQlerat interkir happy.” He was rem old from bis familiar with n group' qC 'wdoaen foQowen The Mahatma's-w ife also was a Xdblf Hitter's govw niteit is m^sdby William C. Bullitt has been formal­ was: "What azo Senate Dezmcrats chair next to the Senate's presiding going to do about rthe Judgeship with the avo«^ isteotion of orgah- leader te a' movement against li^ui^ ;0d :hgr tetomational obsKvsrs; , to officer after a public trial. Final ly requested by Senator Robinson resolutions?" tifith the close of an­ iring .Womente National Congress toops. She Jeteed t e p*"*'**^?! stort a Vigorous judgment will be passed next Tuea* (R., Bid.). other l^telatlve week, the doml' demmistratioiri. ' v ' ! liquor shops and wwtthpbugb toP>mr (3en«va for return of tbs day. Robinson wants Bullitt arreste< shop areas steglflk' tongs'against m one of the most unusual scenes nant question appeared to be: '*Can under the Logan Act if he is fOund Democrats intact their Mrs. Oandbi'hns been aiL Active drink. Cternian cteoiUM—a step vfiiidi in Oongresalonal history, Barry was -to be n^tlating on war debts eader te her hultiand’s canqpa^, : Her kuiband has been in Jail near stir up ths sntirs msnitete called before the Senate bar yester* one vote control of the Sh»kte?" That act, passed in 1799, prohibits against British nto te IndiA Poona for more than a year for rt- in tb s Lesffus of N stio te ;S ^ tiurdw- day. He acknowledged writing , the unauthorised discussions with for­ The importance attached to the patronage question was refiected was arrested twice in the last year fueteg to call dff his dieebedienGe additional light on toa .styus M article, admitted he had no evidence, eign governments. for participation In the dlSobedieace cam p^. She visited Urn when but asserted his bdief that his arti­ by the large crop of reports, w- tha squatorial isimwlB te th s .P a n ^ SmDar demands were made in movement of toe .NationaUats. sto was released. tiandated to.^fitysn. cle was true. i the Sepate Thursday by Robinson, mom, conjectures and gubeniatori- The article in question pub­ al statomauts issued during what JSaa question te the sfoids ^^ to f From the Democratic leader, Rob­ German, Fascist teadsr and lished under Barry's name in the inson of Arkansas, came a rdtera- was otherwise a quiet legislative at week. of other powers; te mdial current issue the New Outlocdc tion of a denial by Prerident-elect mlgd^t. be uf .the ***y*vff* which is edited by Alfred B. Smith. Rumors of "Break" Roosevelt that Bullitt was repre­ FLORIDA THRONCS ONE DEAD, 4 HURT Jityan tarry but hszv threat of Its title was "Over the Hill To senting him in Europe. The greatest stir resulted from a / Demagoguery." rumor that the Senate Democratic tog from, toe League. , . In a letter to Secmtary Stimson, ..The American govefnzzieni^is psi^ Among its statements was this: Robinson of Indiana said Bullit: group was threatened w ir the de- "Oontnury to popular belief, there fectioii of one at its members. CREErROOSEmT .iicuterly tetersated te.thafiitivs «it was retried '.o have had dlscus- toe islands beteiuse of thteir astetesas are not many crooks In Congoess. alons with officials of the French From Governor CroiiS came tiie te . Guam, toe PblttppIZMa . and That is out and out grafters." philosophical rqmark "I should and'British governments on war HawaiL^ ./ LaOuarOa Aroused debts. ^ worry*’ when l^e was told of the re­ The attention of Congress was Actions Barmfiil port. that the unity of the Demo­ Preiridwt'lkct Mato Brief h Islands first csUed to the srtlcle by Repre­ The "The activities of this man, as cratic Senate group was threaten­ three groupaupa known as tbs sentative LaOuardls of New York, reported," Robinson said, "aro ex- ed. who said in the House Barry should nas, the oiroiteerOoi and tba tremd:^ harmful to the best inter­ He added: “Maggots be mag- Speedi' Before T r j y To Rim a Bhalle, were znMdated .to Ji be forced to tell the names of mem­ ests of the people of the United gote." ^ bers who have accepted bribes. ‘the League, of Nationa.aiid States and in utter defiance of Con­ Earlier in the week the governor an>arent Intention tet'rei In the Senate chamber, under the issued another statement denying Tw Day Vacatioo. Blodbde I b tile West gress u d its enactments." islands as spette of t stem questioning of some of the The Logan Act foriiids unauthor­ reports that during a conference at Senate’s most able legal minds, with Senate Democrats he had as­ her posittea at ised miasions or . agents to carry on arooaed muto teteteot Aaff Barry gave hesitating and some­ negotiations with any fOreigp pow­ sured this group he Would name JacksonSrllle, Fla., Feb. 4.—(AP) Des'Moiiiea ^i-Feb* b-rCAP) — what oonfilctlng answers. concern. Observers genisAlty bAys ers ccmcemlng questions whk are Democrats to Impoitimt commis- —Laufiphteg upen hla last vacation One Farmek wias near death te been aeckiaar uiidit « i toe Lsagaete Part of the time he contendejd the sionerShlps now held by Republic­ in dispute, and prOrides a fine of before' ‘assuming toe presidisney Sioux city, tewa, hosplte^ :and at, attitude te toe znatter. ' article did not convey his meaning. 15,000 and three years Imprison­ ans. In ekchmige, the reports said, Then again he insisted it was true, MSrdh 4, FtnaUte D. RoOsevelt ar­ leyt four otttete Were^ euffertiy Denials that Jiqpan Asa aecri^ ment for violations. the govempr expected Senate Dem­ DuUdteg a ziayaj- ti s s oA ■OBa .c f.iflh but he said he could not name any t o gunahot wounds asi debt-laden George Washington’s secretary ocrats support hiS l^dative rived here todsy to^begln a ten-day triaads have beea inadabF ttts members at Congress who had taken program. nltiiriOiBtS > tod fy. 0 of state, Timothy J. 'lackering, weub cruise dtem toe I^rida coast. aaese del^fatee te GtenebA And; bribes. instrumental in having Congress Concerning this reporied . agree­ Iteifc ,to Leg^itetures ■ and once he said his purpose was "to ment, however, the governor , said: Alighting from a speciai train that tot. stiief. high offieiiy I^Tokyo. pass the act in 1799 to prevent Dr. tore him fto°* the "tittle White defend the Senate from a popular George A Philadelphia *N6 atten d was made by the Rnr* ' It D. Mark! beUaf that teere are crootas and Htnue” a t .Wtiom S, D^, was ee ter.ol^ibe^«ayy.'tiii>.aaMr ' QiMker, from carry^ cm paS^ ate group or by me to ezsjQt a; FretidentpSlect^ A y gyeMKl, to S/ srafters here." neHttlations with FipioetL«ftir ~ >ledge. Of promise as to our ref^ik^ htetiiM;sons, loiter when^ hud pressed he re- PoBtetitteAv .pontetewl.'^ tetate and nbot-wben ruttte'1 Tiffik"'«fi(iisnii~il tn'' ~ l o < # i a ^ toafcyi w ere fa Pickerii^ himsdlf violated th e ^ t ' ‘3 think It is true.** ‘ UnditeilMAyily oytiU sst eltiss, Mr. tewm, one o f tb s after 'he waS.out of offlee, buf no ^ttfy^tha patronage imblem. firom Ouant were .saild, For two hours the Senate -ddsated attempt was n^ade. to Fmiish him. S e m i^ F ^ k .. .S- B e z ^ , who as Roosevrit itemedtateif^ sob oubupon sate'iti^ OffitiitUa te. have, bead ohe of whether to summarily dismiss Barty the pi^etz 0^ being for quee- Bheee departznenB. oom iteto Becaune fieni^ .. 'majbril^ Ifiader. shares ^ tb .the gov­ a short eighl-eeelng'tour o; the city, 'coiniiMKfaL. or sunpend final Judgment' until Ited then proceeded' to Hemming tidatek, after tbring tifMted.|ter-|^- tions to be purriF Dr. Logan paid no attention to ernor ^ e teak of keeping the Sen­ pw poeea . next Tuesday. park to toe dotentowh eectten fbr a shot T^unAA and at least one other Senator Norris (R., Neb.), as­ ate Democrats.ia-Uhe h u announc- iteldentiflsd, foriner 'was known to V (Oontiuned on Page iWo) ed the IS men. who control the Sen­ brief addresq before bOkrdteg Vin­ U n ^ toe LaAjPte of N a t i P Cov> serted the evidence that Bany had cent Aetorie yacht NSurmshaL itevebsteisfidt. Charged bribery ^thout proof was ate will very likely meet next week ' The shooting.occurred' when, toe miant toe superyteibn ofjnifidqteJ to discuSe their legislative progriim: Along^toe way'tbe Prtetdent-tiect territories and-toeir. retetioab wito' unduputed and moved to dismiss to o k ''^ 6 u g h toe city streets, thoU-' Aiarkelle attemipted to ttanteprt ijim immediately. But Senator The judiciary committee has an­ AO AUelRniM D O O n O B m R Z B 1,000 gallons of milk into Sioux City toe poAers te'wabsd in toti bapnb nounced also that hearings on .the sandi had gathered during toe,hour; of a penjdanenl znimdate cbt; Reed (R., Pa.), said: GIRL SAYS COYNE before the parade. Among toe qtet-' in definance te a price'agroBmezit ‘1 should like to declare the office judgeship resolutioh will be. held NordiHB R ^ b Forcri fonowihg toe ‘fiUlk strike in iiorth- Bion At Gezieva. Sin ea toa.Al vacant and do it instantly, but I Tue:^ay, Wednesday and Thursday tatbrs were virtually all . toe school StAM is not iS zbiunb^ « childrmi . the' dty., weeteni, Zowa last fan. apprehend that if that is done it will MtlRDEREDSOLOMON of niBXt Week. _ _ , ’ Thrte guns were tekeh fzozh the League 'Wasbtegton. hae , be taken by the country as a hot­ May Block Appointments To Work For Ooe Mob^ ' ' Crowds Gather MarkeU's following toe shootizig, of- ed to protect its rtiatfooi ' headed action, more in revenge than If the 18 Democrats in the Senate Streets were roped off in a radius ' ■ »i ■. 1 mazidatod . (S etrieti 't e aeSjAMlte' after sober dbnsideratlon." vote as a unit. It ie^posslbld for of two. blocks at Hemming park, te (Cootlnaed 00 itegB rwa) treaties gUarantoting toe Tmlted Finally it was decided to refer the them' to' block all Judgeship ap^int- toe downtown section, where the g tp i eqiw righto ■ te those ^ „bt, case to the Judiciary committee'for ODuBieH’t Sweetheart Tdk ments. lu tiiis event the governor. Preddent-siset's tour of toe .dty League metehars.' ' . ^ investigation and report by next woiUd make the appointments sifter By . terms of the Wsshtegtew; •Archangel, Rusto, Feb. 4.— (A ?) 'ended and the 'qtenkics stand teas Tuesday, meanwhile suspending adjournment. Any break in the Sen­ erected, te this area, thousands at naval !titea^ .to* .Xteitto Stetez. Police He ToU Her He ate Democratic raifiis, would lijr- —Ail' Feasahte te toe northeto ter agreed not te build ;Any ziew fbrtifl- (ContlBned on Page CWo) spectators were Jammed. tually meair\Kepublican control 6f ]0on^ nRuntorteg tiipu^c^ hate Bo Moyiece Deadly; (Sovemor Dave Sboltai and Mayor cations or navti beaM to Quaip' zm te temtote *te w ,.7 W asQB^lBthePlrty. the General Assembly. toen: tonteieffity;.draft^ for, one John Alsop, , Jr., -rode with Mr. While the putnmage problem ^ In a teeaj^ d— toto./ montok- labto - in : toe' lumber camps Roosevelt on his toiur. . righto of Jiqwn tod ttA HMtod. came more i^olved and complicat­ in an-etfort by the Soviet. ||R^em- ' Boetoh,^ ‘ Feb.' When toe party arrived at Hem­ TRINITY PRESIDENT ed during . the , week, the . state's SteW te the fototo toar Boston, Fob. 4.-—(AP )—K 20- ment to .prevent failure of the titer leaders of the p6utobtors,^a‘ ti^- ming pEtrk a great cheer went up seseioBp, ratified to year-old girl, who claims to be a finapcial policy, in contrast, began from toe crowd. Hayor Alsop intro­ to assume very definite form. her d ep ^ t .p lto for/l98^M^^ gtous siect wbicb attracted coneld- goviBrtmiteto. p rovti^ te sweetheart of John T. O’Donnell Said ei^le. hotito when, none'of i't^mbre duced-govsriidrSholts who in turn To ffire there ahad be ao'-znilitaty sr* Alsop.'’ , . , for the presort rabtog; toe ques| ^ Chase told prdlcq O’Donndl’e story endlto March 10 as a. hsonto for ate hope of saving totir, oldetoMhi Wito a chudde, he announced he tito 'to what has been hapatotog * to her of the Solomon slaying. Says There Is a Tendency COUNTESS TOLSTOY “Stam i'B '-te n )^ to tbe fOTeiris’’ in Teter yerigih,->from',tojtortetipii to had. discovered that^ Mayor Alsop Hartford, Feb. 4—(AP) — A full the for^dwte ialatete.bfC toebeat*^ O’Donnell surrend^ed himself track to ocean teayelj but i,t te to whidiVall able-bodied peasants,'in­ Russia., • and -he were rdtetedi conmaitmiaat teste with two lomto To Abolish This Task. yesterday to A warrant: chargi^ him dividuals And -oo&i^vieto' in ' ibe ■IThey. ireM* h e mhy ^be being isen t "H ie fifth coufte manriOd my fifth teg cars, the'tcate' to be used aS7ar tag oteee attentiim.‘'te devriopment with the slaying of the night club whole kortoerh r^ to toWrihg iT,- .to his'death' ifi.he returns ‘ .to* the couete,’’ '' Mr. iteoiseytit* said, l^e hotel from thd time it leates ,imtt} "king.’’ . . ' ' ' 119,06p.~'slluw^ kibxnetera i^ tch - UuMl frmn wtech. toe -seot Ikti-'and ctewd'roared, „ , , ite xetum, will hmu* the Oonnseti- MHISMAKR! PROTiBBT. Afies Cbcue was hdd as k suspi­ teg fopte;thetobito toa to tto Drsls wto ^rirttoflytedM . cut'deltoetoin te the Uaugural of B0ton*VF0b. A -r(A P J^ ^ Hartford, Conn., Feb. 4.—(AP)— cious person after triling her story and Bduttoiird teithe^T^fihj^ oabintoz t e t o th a t The autocracy of the professor in ".They wete. >Feter; Qi Presidenttoect - RooSevsIt, ' nekt to police last night. trtet,- wtorbe.'- tepbjillzed for ' com- Kte#*e;; cbUncfllOr,' dtiomey zzKmth.'r. ‘' etetid\ybte itaeif, out of the class room was upheld by Rem- ODonnefi refused to answer quee- Sayis Russian Workers i^re puleory wpirla. . ; • ^ , weto'lditeuterteg today sen B. Ogllby, president of Trinity overseer fo r '’ t h e ' |9K00O;0()O c«m* The teauguratiOB Cbzzunltteemeefr tions of police on advice of his coun­ ' U to to pbratiott that toe i^mo itoikho; teg here Thtnetoyt' oburaeto d to^ . to wMch college, today in his annual report to sel, John H. Drew, and on being con-^ was given to hburia the tnutees. In Worse Slavery^ Durteg tide -period -toe ’pate’s tote IteW fteteed:te ^:^so^ with tharelection bT& . EdwSid G.: fronted with Miss Chase’s > state­ Qajuitkr Shhoh F.''-Rtibiiu, Dtian of MantoSster as chainnaiii triste and. Ooiiunuii||ts ' "The general problem; of move­ ments, he termed them *kH lies." order; 'teadtete llke Atearrttmeteult- ey vroiad yote ngAteto'tob ment in college teaching demands, tarydecree,mrectowoinenahd'hhlI« barrd^'eeted' Ca!||j^oaiia yteS' itoi. Fteufic Ctenn WMch of Oteiim; Police said he told them he^ never Ma, NAtiozial coznmittaewoman, - as g q d ilis te atea -iztoe , more attention than it is receiving,'’ than Ever ore; dren to ctery on ; the work 7of i toe tetei- eindjteteaer to, yeri to dedtee.; i[te thAaesteDpt told Miss Chase anything about the villages'which -wlil ; be7,stripiriid of gte, and' JotepblM; • ^mkfn; viee- viCe toairznan; Mrs. Jtodiet Gv'Jto? said Dr. Ogilby. “The tradition of events leading up to and attending Queeney of Bridgeport as secretary, toe DiatrwUl vote the autocracy of a coUege professor men, and*: deedares t t o t : thoae^ Iptos- pri^^t'Of~toeVte^]ii|^: ‘ the Solomon slasdng in the Gotten etete who t&vmt setri^'te,tto for; toto'^l^m a K erri,: Jf^Atibnid ’ in his class room ic a good one and Club last week. Newtown Square/ Pa., Feb 4‘ — All had dasbto rtoe^cOnti- and Alten,.T.‘Mteer:^^to N^'^^totod (^P)—Parlor Boltoevike, in • too este WlU; be oonridesedrtraitoci and as treasurer. Besides toese \dflSo8ra cteUat prerbtent Iff titer most men would properly resent the . SOae Ouwek Story. nto]^ by train 'tiod i teoited Pretoer Qtte Braun,, a j opmion of Oountese, Alexandra deatt wito ahtitedlngly. lemm^ [that; in" a i» by the oozznnittee includes Prqf. application to collie halls of the Flaherty said Mies Chase told him ■'The petoute wW (Ibete^^ to Cars To w Morgan.Ayros of Westoorti' to .r and PreeideBt A denw . . methods of standardisation and in­ Totetay, simply "don't understend" the r Canadian toeir Stete*s .Council, a Gctodat, *for that OD<^ril visited her at her when they refer to Sovlet Ruaaia as eutipty thrir^dtoi;boteea. They r win Ward .to PuRey, dt Weti^ spection pervalent in some schools. home in the South Boston (fistrict splHtitel Iteider^haid' teteoyed ifoiMtfBg late today- paradise for umrkers... , . . to foim i^ ; tety , ' brigadsAv: ^^e^ firbm'toeF p rib^ 1^ ' A lbert, Jtepreasntetivf Francia w. Hbpm He said teachers at Trinity who have test Monday and that be swore to from Work. • i ' r Httdte toe PruBsteni^ - the most to do, perform the best Oh a run-down Prautylvahia tiMhu headed % a tyusted apptentoe.- . SaSk4 said-'. rted ^iBt-foMete,to< -Sttoirviee - :r .... uFtytef^;is. 'B s UI x-^ - \ ' tietoWUr; kUiu CbarisB...Kei " inability freshmen to pro­ but protested that Coyne and Coyne and pould not raise food to eat-ot; ntil. ' by to freshmen lesscQs which reqtdre findtlese, it was said, but he'pkumedf ‘nte goveiimteiit would , film :Fo or three hom at taitenalve wwk. to ke^ in touch" vdth'MiO(weai de-l Ood, tril us horiK nhieh #4^ iteny freshmen ^te^.'qMite tecapelUe tectives. to w and >thea .nafC gtye uf\ >f peiformtag sh^ted^ time- ODoniiell also d ei^ m pci, And tim worst of : ^ # ’ :iSl oas come when coOpge* must take the eteylng aU^teDy Jm stosyqiie hti|eves ;t| R » J^ ^ "^ ^ poUoe by Thomas ' his tether, and attributed to the V* 0*p(mnei] also dealiri dittNr^Jthe car police alleged the v" ' sd in. A patateeuufiti. manhfue believed qemtedted Soiohum' .CTlxmneii ftom a " ;to ’bf .'the-'-car.^' havihg n syaf'Saw■ ’ p-»f i fM- “?j' •Sj*'" A--'?.-'? *4f~f Ai •-. -A VTT ' ' I f : . NEW NURSING (R tlQ Ii v X AT TaiR:^^imw it* ENLARGED, O RfiA RBli to tee . „ p.- C0T (ln 2IIIUIIM$ nastmnto' ha « "s'- ' ^ fl# • N"ew Members Affiliate .PtoiMI I fl neWpH ffi IP m I , . Fmrmer OdM W<^fire CStea- ^ \v\-i ' I Barrir. At, the sancia timi a resolu- htopfa Cftldtod flBHw DHtnlfr Bve^ m mittee la Fir^ Meetini^, I tira W tortifp th# aapa to- the D to U c d M Littea T« Scpua- ^ vs. tridt, v.Ytok The Chbd'Welfare ccenmlttoe, di­ r sta u tioDaiTu Reform Talk By recting and working tat the Wip­ ciitira afi ____ ing nurse service in Miiicheeeir, j|ie- Ubai atoa was fiftffto* to. the eomr- cently voted to become a . Pbl|l|G [n y i^ . CemmissioMr ftdL Health Nursing anodatiolMmd ea*- ' •jany.MiWimhisill secfMat at atpil te^UX9;.Xh X9X2 thcr large its organisation. On Diiriag tee aototo. - of tote 10)i Jto tetouted pUbttelty |br ‘tm til; evening the following new m( trial, Msaatec WltooB (R., tee lUtelbiteai NOlioMreSMttee. Manchester members of the of the board of dlreetoni;»et aitood if ha Wtote: r I iiii'tf 1,11 • riiate.v Chamber of Commerce attended a others of the committee are nat nriHiigr Senators oF coat ing hdd at the yHeMth ' Reprtoaiitatives who ton their votes tels ooaimltteAte* meeting yesterday of the Oonnectl- across the street from the M| for money and it is pretty wiB - cut Chamber of Cobunerce held hospital. The new memboa known who those few are.” T Jointly with the New England Coun- Mary Qieney, Dr. D. O. Y. Ifohre, ’T es air; X dML” ett in the Hotel Bond at which nmt* R. K. Anderson, E. J.'- MeChhe,^ “Who am thoM ‘ Sanators and OFISYEARQIDGIRL Thomas J. Rogers, John Hyde, Reprlatotatlves vdtoc-you know SI V ing Edward F. Hall, State Commis­ have sold their votaa for money?” Rev. K. E. Erickson, Thomas Brat- Hantitte- For a Msa With tho sioner of Finance and Control rs- ley, Aaron Cook, John Jenney, Dr. ’1 have not the sMghtest idea, V *i tr ported on the efforts of his com­ had no Senator.ia mind and I do not Imprint of Fingemaite On : i,'. John Barry. Mrs.' Mabel Rogers, know, thare is such a^Sanator.” -Vt-'' ■■ mission in seeking to balance the Mrs. Walter Gorman and Mrs. Al­ Qis Face.' State budget for the year. Com­ “What, than, Mr. Barry, did yow missioner Hall’s subject was “Can bert Dewey. moan bar that language?” The original committee, which has Mafde Snper-Berrice Btalion, ja il Nsw Tosli, Fte. 4.—(d^)—A .<.-1 the State Budget Be Balanced?’’ *lty Idea in vmtlng te a t wap to man with tee.l8q»rint of flngtoiaUi William H. Blodgett, State I'm been functioning fOr some years, defapd the Senate from the popular on. hia teeo.wto U oted to te * subr (OiiBttmod PI Commissioner; H art Cummin, Sec­ consists of Mrs. William C. Cheney, behsf that there/are crooks and meifed dtos of tea underwerid to­ retary of the Taxpayer’s Asiocla- Mrs. Charles W. Holman, Mrs. grafters here. day as hundreds , of pery popular pl«oe and The Maple Super-Service Station week-end at the New England Con­ Meanwhile the Iowa Legislature The funeral nf Mrs. Frances A ference of the Young Women’s It was as thb^b one of the hardly a nig^t passes that there will welcome the opportunity to be Taylor, 324 Center street, is to be atatuea in a niche lh the <^i.. I had approved a plan to allow the isn’t someone thrae until armory of service to you. Tb% next time Christian Associations in New York I SUNDAY ISi Jn D A Y "^ ' manumeture of alcdiol from com held Sunday afternora at 2 o’clock a ^ . walls had been oaUed down to ' clodng time. A splendid quartet is you are downtown they suggest a t the home. Rev.-R. A. Colpitts the wrath of the SChate when MONDAY I f ^ A Y to provide a niarket for part of the bring developed consisting of Ser­ tiiat you dttqi in for gas, oU or for g n ^ siuplus. The Senate followed wiU officiate. Burial wUl be in the The CThuxW Irague games last! ty was sununraed yesterdi^. before TUEiSDAY TUESDAY- geants Pagani and Bycholskl and friuitever other attention your ear East cemetery. that body sitting as a court of trial the House’s action and voted 43 to Corporals Polito and MoGanh. Their might need. night between the North Methodist] 6 to allow establishment of a mianU' and S t Bridget’s resulted In a vic­ to answer for a magazine article in facturing plant at Fort Dodge for voices will be heard at future com­ Boy O. Hioking tory for the boys from S t Bridget’s, whiefh he wrote that ”not many” ' the production of indiutrial alcohol pany banquets. The funeral of Roy O. Kicking of 32 to 25. members of Congress “seU their ^ T hou san d: Other developments in the farm Sergeant HowaM Cassrils has se­ LOOK OVER VAUEY ST. Bolton will be held tomorrow after­ votes.” situation included: cured emplcyment' in Massachusetts. noon at 2 o’clock a t the Dougan fu­ The Eagles and Highland Park B^ore the ordeal was ended, Bar­ m Nebraska a new conciliatl Jto Ziq)aHto» neas as bis outstanding teait B i^ . told farmers that he woiild uph(dd street and the park that is befaq: at Vernon Crater. Stanley (Xosds, James SplUane, E d - himself______like^____ to___ teU__ of how he got the law “no. matter how many pro­ he spent some time renewing frirad- oottsidered as a project fpr tee un­ die Moriarty, Alphoqse) Rubacha,|]||s fifgt newspaper job hsck in tee testors gathered.” ships. employed and at the same time Committee Deadlocked straighten out the south boundary Members of a jomt legislative of tee park. CUT-OUT DRIVER IS committee on farm mortgage FOUR DAY WEEKS An informal meeting of tee Man­ Hrazytei^ A S doP^g^t^^l Flfty^ht years ago he'started arbitration were deadlocked in chester Emergency Employment group in his car ta d Sthric HOlmw Iowa as they attempted to dovetail FINED FOR ACODBiT in at the' Capitol' ai^ a page boy ai I HURT RAILROADS Assodatira was held yesterday sent his caf"site another loed. Har­ two dollars a day. As sergeain at provisions of separate House and afternoon. It was dlclosed that a old tm ih and Bddls 8 e& also took Senate bills. arms he draws an annual sriary of W hat is le truth about love, furloiighs for grioM | b^ plan to provide somp extra work on Andtow Fsnasi, 47, of 75 Sey­ ■terir own ears and went. $8,000, lesf tee Federal pay cut ' In Oklahoma City Governor Mur­ (Continued From Page One) the grounds of tee Cbinmunity group mour street, Hartford, was finid m ates? 7hat happen when a love-ftarvfd t m jm m . ray exhorted the Legislature to act $25 and costs, a total of $41.02, by In between is a story of alversa- on North Main street is bei^ pre­ tije newspaper career inoludiBg a comes a man agaiin-IOr only one night—and fbm quickly on farm legislation . and fact they were Increased by some pared by tee town engineer, work on Judge-R. A. Johnson in Mantiies- termed mortgagees “American citi­ roads in 1982. ter X>(rilee Court tWs moratng. The period, to chief of the NhihiBgtra gill in thg^pewdr of aaother man? ymilniN ^ . which will be started as soon Bureau of tee New York Sun to the their romantie secrets. .discieeed by the maa who kaowii* ' zens with their backs to the walL” Makes Iras Trips. pdtoible. ra was tee outgrowth of DODKHOBORSRUSH Consequently, it is pointed out a aUtomobilo aeddrat a t 10:80 ^ last days when Charles A Dana was thstmthl V > NEW HOPE IN SIGHT man who ordinarily made 34 round Sunday night near tee Roekanum making journaUstie bistery. Lincoln, Nebr.,— Feb. 4—(AP) — tripe in normal timea is paying tee river bridge just west of Love TO LEADER’S AID] Kindly GeniieoMa. New hope was hi sight today for same monthly transportation when, H m ffi MAY REQUEST X#ne. Panasi’s ear struric a Buidt To tee mm Stound tee Cipitoi Nebraska farmers as a tt^fold working part time, he makes, for ex­ driven by Arthur J. Deveraux of (OoBtinaed, (re n EImc Mr. Barry is a kindly old gefitleman state governmental attack to re­ ample, only 12 trips. This, in effect West WUlhiftoB and badly dam with nothing of the gac!^ lieve the farm mortgage situation has doubled his commutation RETURN OF ISLANDS aged the latter’s machiss. Ths direetod tee mlgrstlm of the Um- Tbe Senators of tee pratent began. Charges, measured on a mileage aoddrat resulted when Pahasi Doukhobers to wester CanadA and others wb6 know him find it The State Boa^ of Condlatlon Msis. As a result many commu­ turned out to pass snother car os more than 80 years typa. hard to picture him aa a mtiito of appointed by Governor Qiartes W. ters have taken to new forms of (CoDtiiined From Page Oi# his way bpsas. Dsvarauz was trav­ The Duteteobors' are extremely biting phrases and pungent com­ Bryan today took up the task of eling in the oppodte direetICB. ment on men and persraaMtteA B ut transportatioh. lor Adqlf Hitler of (Xermany, in an devo^ and devote, their Uvto to forming farmer committees in every At Kearney, N. J^ an electrical fanmng and tee daSjr praetlee of those who rraem ber tee Dave gar* county to seek agreements between hitarvlsw made puhUo here terir rdigkm. TM' teoria atrietly ry of three.ofe fyur deeadai'wgo re­ manufacturing crater close to New said bote his eountey a d debtors and lenders and stop York, it is repeated that part tens forbid aeta ef rialraee, drink­ call teat bis wto a abaip nlkl prat- threatened foreclosures, w l^ “are on tee same ground, striving ttaaag pen, workers have turned in huge num­ for the same gtod.” lINNITinWN ing, swearing, anuiktog. or tee tot- legislative committee awaited the bers to antmnoblle bus travel. Some tag ef mtofe T b e is id ^ here I The rough ratlinea cf Bnrtyg drafting of amendments to a mora­ ’I t wUl be easier to And a solu­ workiore have found it eoottomical to tion of our mutual peobleals and The annual baaquafe of tea > YD akht decried tee nodlstio aettrittea career are simple hut torium bill intraded-to assure emiit- lool the costs of bpenUlng second^ dub, consisting«g of aiM than 00 ^ e e r ta la gtom , tatmlag thosal Born to Detroit to 1869. ablo treatment of farmers and ineir aU wheels wiU be set in motton to who praetleed nadtom. “fenatios,' land automobiles. come to a common ifaderstandlng,' formar mraaben Of tea Site (Tas- froaf. a edwebooto to' creditors. Latest Interstate Commerce Com- |kto) DMaleP. wtebtliaM ttiae?to sad iwe trim DonKhabora. he said in the interriew published Bing at. Oaino’s-oatfagSr misslra reports show teat the aggre­ in tee semi-official Oloniale Thrir dtohea With tee O ann^iSjSSghn iaSSS^ I gate commuter mileage of the na- Dltalla. He extended his greetings The annual electies of efOeeto wiS foverimmnt have leg to tetotiag to tee United itBtto Seiiiito M iop’s raHroads was. 14 J per cent be held end reports of tee ym ...... — yiii.II LAWYER MUST ANSWER fq Xtel^ *toot as chiaf of goven^ win be glvra fey tee rerirfng off! e e ,^ b $ ^ 8 ra 5 l Rtokavoft epld ^ ower in tee first 10 months of 1982 mint, but as a fighter for a com­ night to reidy to d M ib n that ho tean in tee corresponding '1981 mon Idea.” deefaira had been rra c ^ as yet leriod. ‘This year there wpre 4,281,- 'T am oenyinesd nothing would^ Bridgeport, Feb. 4.—(AP)— 188,000 revenue paesragar haifls of The committee ,ra tee Ml it Joseph Irving Davidson, an a t t o r ^ go further to profoote tes peace of Hall has not met to dtaeaai of Stamfbrt against whom a com- one mile against 0,088»6,oOo in tee Europe than ekra eo-oneimoon be- pqsrihUity of ocaduethig the same 1981 pefibd. Ifatal revenues twoen tea two peoples (of Xta^ and m s u m m m m 6 A L L plaint had been lodged in the Supe­ from conumitptlra travd vhis $45j- mud mflitety and soeM m rior Court by the grievance commit- Oermany), During tee bloody ra ^ , but it is unomtoed. „ Ototo fey An tee 077,817 agninst 104,018,806 in tee dtrunlo tor liberty of tee (Semen tee-ls-glvra until Feb. 34 to ffle an eorrespracteig period last year. teeto is aei^ heps fat te a affifeir \9t rapwer. The charge against Attor­ nation, X always hSvo stusstod tes this year. 'Ito aroB6dtlra wfff be TOittsngri V.*.. ney Davidson is that be was disbar­ BSBssslty of a eordtol tsi " red Ikom the New Jersey bar in Oc­ BANDm BOB HOTEL site Xto^ and Bototeat X aa$ totoa Pige tober, 1929. Miami Bench, fin., fdb. 4>-(. ----- ~tW» tor stitwi hear future. -Tbars Is no eh^ge of any act as a —Ihrto bnndito, tore madmd X ana dstefndned to 'rtoiufa first of tela year whe-veiryj member of the bar of Fairfield comv^ “ 1 ' 18 tf. The record shows that David­ d^edt^booEpp'frtei, Iha tofs 1^8, <&reet son was adndtted to the bar in this ffnglers hotel f t OdM n. m. hatloas are ra ttO eas H i* after binding arc gagging the atriv ^ for 'the sasto JoO,” ha ..effi statb a t New HAven Jan. d, 1909 that and a bdlrte^. m raid. . ' ^he'pnwtloed In New Haven for a The bexfk cdlitatoPd Oadi * and tiffin later In gtaaolocd and Wm j e w ^ of sdasftted to tiw New Jtosey bar la tonra^ The bchiffiej^ , 1911 or IW , and dtabtored in 1929, to calf. X B l^iS^toit sft^’Whkb hevMiiiiiedto Stamford. ■ df ^ alatsd la the coaglaint that fa^dppodt_ m tter jK||^ WM' made eetUements |n the to i^nhied Bl.teoShiDteig ffiurooag dOtototito ... -d tei-.. ■N j! V5P-i him in New lice told.'. A,/ trite to . tee •.-a,; ;v rv., 'f -Vj! if? A' ^ ..'K" ■, M^CHESTER EVENmC HEkAIJ). 3d t}^ V.’.Cv^ ' ?>■■' Lt- V V, • •.' tCi--, ir-'jl’.*'. * ’A;* * ** •; w « V -> _J __/ . -f *•.•■.• -*.■. ------m C hurdi 'Cbunell ;w ill be.bptidi Wetiustoe of Bmiton’ Untver* a t the. CmigraHriikB6|. C h ^ ' Star Tb Do; club will me^ M usual Thunday the 18th Amenonenmpen'It, will be held ;9$y, sariQM^eni to police on a war- A n ot^ former Ooonectleut wo­ evening. pp Saturday. Febniary li,.'at. j:15 p. B r W M . ^HJtOY, D. D. ORDAINEDj m t ehanraff. b*v with larceny In man prominent ip WaabiPg- m. at the Hotel B<^ BaQroone. M aa^ The meeting of the “W. C. T. U." Rev: plotter Douglas Parker vrip hays victimized prendneat T aft widow of the fiMadar Pfaaidant &i jtha o utward fam e o f Jamu, will take the form of a “Frances preside, and the' speakers wlU be discovered M d eauBtofrif . Ir tlie - j^aoa that he has occupied In •Matam to thd sgirqAto extent of She ia frequently the rpnlring. guest Willard Memorial” Tuesday at 2:3(i Itovrii Bmersmi, M. D., Professor ot Monte' AUmui ;toty of tbe- Hasszchuketto State the past three aiol^toi It from humble life and introduced forth fr p m .’ John 15:16. better, putor, kinder, more sym­ The Epworth League Tnstitute cott jdarstow, D. D., President of J^eratiOD of-Labor, ui^;ea unit^ ed today from , into power and glory by sharing pathetic, more htunble. Each can will meet next FMday night with Qnce in a great wUle four Uttle gists. with them Us n&sion and his pinv Hartford Theological Seminary. support df Oongrisas in pakstog the When the Lord woidd accom­ make the home brighter, and be­ the Biumslde Chinch. Supper at C ^ e ry ;bUl which’,places A ' surtax maids from school—rathqr than the Much'valnablsi _ ''■u/rj pose. Reservations for luncheon tickets plish something among men. He come a better friend. This is the 6:30.< Classes begin a t 7:15. 'on all inoiports from cbimtrlca' which three, of “MTkado” ,fame—tre^ ad. The aensathmsl dtsoisveix dt One of the twelve, it is • true, first essential in making the world- should-be'made' With' liSrs.'Ella F. quietly Into tee House chamber and uses a human agency. He chose T ideets fo r the ‘Xdncoln Ldnch< Burr, 252 Asylum Street, Hartford, ^ V e “debase''' tfaeir^ currency.” gold objects last year, deseilbedv^ proved to be a traitor, and i»x>babl> better. Everyone-is chosen and of- eon” auspices of the CoimcU.- of sit for a few minutes.' Thqy are the the richest find on the obnti ' Abraham to be the father of the by'February 8i .. Middl^nnry, Vt. — Redfleld Proc­ in the minds of most of those whc daihed to bring forth such fruits. Twelve, Hotel Bond, Satiirday, Feb. tor, former governor of Vermont, daughters of Representative Looer- was s ^ the peak of the w dA ^ are responsive -to the Christian Israelites; Moses to lead Israel out The tiny air-waves of the micro­ •The Manchester Training School gan of Hartford, and, dressed in lltb, at 1:15 can be had from Mrs. foTjChurCh Wpriiers opens tomor ^ appointed chairman of the board the resumption of exeavstloaB heive story the place of Judas is occu^ of Egypt; the twelve tribes of phone are broadcast the wofid over. Ella F. Burr. Phone 4522. blue or red, they always attract ad­ row afteniOOn. at the Center Church at trustees' a t Middlebory College. brought to light valuabla pied by the great figure who looms Israel to establish the IsraeUttsh How far, then, do our thoughts and miring glances from persons to the jade and fine pottery worik. affections go? They gird the House. Sessions be held from »Burilngton, V t—Federal officers so large in the I '^ Testament, church; Mary, to be the mother of say they , seized 986 (^lons of alco-, galleries. 'Paul of Tarsus. earth. Ihey 'enter in. to inake the SECOND CONGBBOA'nONAL three to five:<)''clook each. Monday The Mexican archeOloflats work-' the human in which God revealed ;^I; the largest sinpe seizure ever In anoteei^ monte , they may be Of the twUve men who came His Person. Jesus specifically de­ sphere of the world. Like the afternoon continuing until March 5. tog under Prof. Alfonso Csso, hitoe made In Vermont in the woods In seen in tee Senate, when their father Into the inner circle of the Mas­ clared that He chose the Apostles prayers of the just they can ascend Frederiok C. Allen, Minteter Dr. William Myers and Dean Stolz been devoting moist o f their ariita*^ South Buriington. • % succeeds to tee seat of Senator Bing­ ter’s counsels and ministry of re- and ordained them to establish the to heaven, and react to strengthen Morning worship at 10j45. Sermpn of the Hartford Seminary are the ham. demptlcm comparatively little is Christian church. the same and uplift the world. Some of us by the minister, “God’s'^ a y With leaders of tee classes. ' -■ Boston—Boston finance commis- known. Some of them are for us> have witnessed a nation wrought Sinners.” The music: s(on criticizes the dty of Boston principle, e v ^ one of us is chosen Capital vidtois from Connecticut little' more than names, although end ordained for a use as surely as up by the passions of -war, like the Prelude—Prelude E E7at Major .. THE CENTER CHURCH for providing the best grades of llsh tee relationshipB of the eariy this week: Miss Effie J..Taylor, of others stand very boldly and clearly were the Apostles or any other of great ocean surging in a mighty ...... Muller (Congregational) meats, fruits and v^retables for tee Mexican races. ■ < i portrayed in their chief traits of the servants in the vineyard. To storm. Those resistless waves ' Anthem Rev. Watson Woodruff sick and elderly inmates of Mimid- New Haven, president of tee Na­ Since excavatianp started at ^ tional League of Nursing Education; character, scarce as are the details be chosen and ordained means that emotion were composed of the feel­ Offertory—Andante ...... ;Luigini p^ hospitiUs and institutions. The ancient burial grounds on “Wldto of their full life history. toch has the power to accomplish ings in the heart o f each. So ecudi . 10:50—Morning Worship. Sermon commission suggested .the dty Prof. Albert Levitt and bis wife, Mountain” u little leas than Postlude—Allegro ...... M ozart Miss Elsie Hill, of Redding. Impulsive Peter stands before us and bring forth much fruit. Bc^eve of iis has his part in creating sedti- CThurch school and Everyman’s by the minister; Saeramrat of the might save jnoney by purchasing years ago, 31 tombs hAve been ini'* as a figure of flesh and blood, a this that there may be the might ment that shall make the world Class at 9:30 Sunday morning: Lord’s Supper. foodstuffs of a somewhat lower earthed. Valuable paintings, revejid*' strange being U the blending of of faith, the courage of conviction, truly Christian for bringing forth Church school teachers institute The M usic: S^de “but yet wholesome.” tog an advanced form of art to-tlto Providence, R. I.—Leo Paul, 29, courage and fear, of bold adventur­ the strength to stand throughout the fruits of the heavenly kingdom. at Center Cniurch House from 3 lo Prelude—Bread of Life.Hutchinson ancient tribal ktogdoms, were am oiF ing and gloomy disheartenment. We are chosen and ordained to lift of- Woonsocket tells Judgr tyCon* oppression and den>air, and to ful­ 5 o’clock Sunday afternoon, con­ Anthem —One Sweetly Solemn WAPPING later discoveries. .J James and John are forever char­ up oim hearts to the Lord so that piell in Wbonao^et last monte “Just fil) our uses Joyfully. tinuing for five successive Sundays. Thought ...... Am brose In tee past few months, the gov­ acterised in the name that Jesus To think that we have not the His love and tn}th can come into Hymn—Anthem—“Come My Soul., to get tee time, as to tell tee truth, ernment archeologists have beta.jm»-; bestowed upon th*n, “Boanerges, ability or the opportunity, or are us, and through us out into the Monthly church and young peo­ I’d rather be in jail than on tee Miss Eunice J. Sktoner war-given ple’s union service, held at Whiton Thou Must Be Waking” . .Haydn voting most of teeir attention to t ^ the sons of thimder.’! too insignificant, and the world too world. So will each bring forth Postlude—“He Leadete Me” .... bum.” a party at her home recently to reconstruction of the “North fruits, fruits that reveal the magic Memorial Hall at 7 p. m., with the West Warren, Mass.—^A bread great for us to Ito sterling lue, is A shford honor of her birthday.- She received race”, tiie “Temide at tee Dancerp’^ We fail to understated the Mas­ to spin the spider’s web. Do not be power in the Lord’s love in' the presentation of the dra^, “The w^ among four chain grocery Wet Parade.” The cast of over 20 9:30—The Men’s League. Leader, many gifts. and tee “Central Mount” of Monte ter if we do not appreciate in him caught and bound in its meshes. Do h ea rt Lester L. Hohenthal. Mr. Woodruff stores results in tee price of brbad: Alban’s acropolis. ' persons is made up of young peo­ and in- his teachings the element of will speak. dropping to two cents a loaf. The Chrritita Endeavor Society is The present plans conteihplat^ ple from Manchester and Talcott- hiimor, as well as deep moral and T 9:30 —^Thc Women’s Class. Con­ planning to celebrate tee fifty-sc shutting down tee excavations tcofa viUe. They have giveu the play with spiritual intensity. ducted by Mrs. Leslie Hardy. February 18 until 'about October, This element humor comes out ond anniverscury of tee founding of o t great success in Vernon and Staf- 6:00 !nie Cyp Club, (For Young The intervening time will be devotyd in various of his parables in which fon' Springs, and therefore come to Connectient At The Capital tee first Christian Endeavor Society the contrast was made very strik­ People). Stereopticon Lecture on to study of material already lih-' us as a seasoned /and welded group “The Picturesque Southwest”. Those on Sunday eventog. Invitations have earthed. ing, and it was apparently In this of players. spirit that he bestowed the nick­ taking part, Katherine WUson, been ' sent out to all former mem- Monday at 7—Boy Scouts. Dorothy Belknap, Mary Alice An­ Washington, Feb. 4.— (AP)—It Is bers of tee society.' I name, “Boanerges,” upon these Monday at 4 and again at 8, and not unusual during a Congressional fiery men, insplr^ with the In­ drews, Richard CJarp^ter. All Rev. Harry S. Martin, poster of Tuesday at 8—Play at the High young people Invited. debate, for members to hand one tee first Congregational church at tensity of ambition through their schoo’ auditorium, “The World’s All another a friefidly jibd- by way of THEATERS mother’s zeal, and conceiving of the The W eek: South Windsor will preach from tee Right,!’ presented by an all-Man­ Sunday, 3:00 to 5:00 o’clock. Be­ tightening the proceedings. subject: “The Church at Work to Its work.-in wUch they were engaged Here is a dialogue between Sena­ as one of glory for them and fpr S7. MART’S CHURCH CONCORDIA LUTHERAN chester cast under tee auspices of ginning tee Manchester Teacher own Business,” tomorrpw morning. THE STATE tee Booster Qub of the Norte Training Cforarse. For five consecu< tor Kngham of Connecticut anc The Christian Endeavor which their Master rather than as a great Senator Tidings, a M arj^ d Demo­ Rev. James Stuart Rector. Cor. Winter and Garden Sts. Methodist church. Half of tee entire tive Sunday afternoons'in tee Cen­ meets to the basement of tee church “ 20,600 Years In Sing Sing** ' tesk pf love. crat, which took place after.TytUngs It was James and John who, H. O. Weber, Pastor proceeds is to be equally divided be­ ter Church House an Inter-Church at 7 o’clock' will be led by Selden Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. to “Para­ when Jesus was discourteously re­ Sunday, February 6, 1983. Serv­ tween tee Booster Club and tee'un- Course will be conducted. Dean had been making a plea for reduced Clapp. chute Jumper”, and Sally Ellen .and appropriations. ceived in a village, wanted Um to ices as follow s:' Sunday school, 9 a. m. employed of Manchester. Stolz of the Hartford Seminary will The South Windsor Parent-Teaoh- Ralph Bellamy to Katbartoa Noirrik's c4ll down fire from Heaven and 9:30 a. m.—Church school. Men’s BWday qt 6:30—Oyster supper of give ten lessons on “The Meaning Let tee Congressional Record tell English, service, 10 a. m. the story: ers Association served a d ^ er to “Second Hand W ita", are tee fea­ consume the villagers. Bible Class. tee Everyman’s Class, followed by and Program of tee Christian Re­ ture attractions at ten State totay. German service, 11 a. m. Mr. Bingham: “Mr. President, tee Board of Relief and assessors at Jebis reminded them , that they 10:45 a. m.—^Holy Communion music and' motion pictures, includ­ ligion.” Dr. Myers'subject for ten The story of “Twenty Thousriad The W eek there has been troubling me all day tee Town Hall on Wednesday. did not know what spirit they were and sermon. Sermon topic: “The Tuesday, 7 p. m.— Ladies A id ing bass fishing and cowboy pic­ lectures will be “The Principles of Mrs, Eva L. Stoughton and Miss Years In Sing Sing”, which conies of, and it is the most notable evi­ Elect of God.” tures. Teaching.” Mr. French of the a recollection of tee speech made to the State for three dhys starting society. this morning by tee SedPtor from Myrtle M. Barber were recent dence that the Qospel did finally 3:00 p. m.— ^Highland Park Sun­ Saturday at 2:00— ^Valentine social Methodist Church, Manchester, will Sunday night, was hailed by critics Tuesday, 2 p. m.—Ladles Sewing Maryland. It seemed to me that guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lay hold of the souls of these-men day school, Circle. , for teb pupils of tee large room of conduct a song service Sunday 7:80. Edward P. Colltos. as a sensational human dooumsnt vdth all its strength and fullness 7:00—Bhrenlng Prayer and sermon. tee church school. The church committee will meet somewhere to my distant childhood when it a^ipeared. to book form. Ic Thursday, 7:30 p. m.—German The annual meeting of the Feder' that they came to perceive that love Sermon topic: “The Blade.” at the home of C. L. House. I bad heard teat speech made be­ has gaiz^ to intensity on tee choir. The Go-to*Church Band reports fore. *ated Sunday school board was held and de^on were the supreme teat' on tee Honor Roll credit is The W eek: screen, as it presents tee amazing The W eek Friday, 4:45 p. m.—Willing Work­ “He stated that be had been de­ at tee home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert thlnpi in the world. given to Marion Apel for attendance Tuesday. 2:30—The W. C. T. U. ■tory of a thousand men without Monday, 7:30 p. m.—Girls’ Friend­ ers society. serted by those on his side of tee B. Stiles of Pleasant 'Valley Thurs­ during 13 terms. Faith (Sallnat 12, Frances 'Willaid Memorial meeting women and a thousand women who It Is a great mistake to think of ly society. Saturday, 9-11 a. m.—German aisle and that those on this ride of day eventog with 24 members pres­ school and religious instruction. Erwin Norton 10, Dorothy Walton at the home of Mrs. Clarenee can not get along without Jesus as an unconventional teacher Tuekkiy, 7:00 p> m.—^Boy Scouts. Quimby. the aisle had likewise deserted him. ent. The following were elected as The catechumen class meets Tues­ 2. Silver pins w ill be aWarde<^ .a men. The origtou story Is by War­ concerned only about speaking his 7:80 p. m.—Choir reheanlal. Tuesday. 7:00—Choir rriieaTsal. knew I had heard teat story be­ officers and committses for 1988: day and Friday at 3i30 p. m. follow s: den Lewis E. Lawes, of Sing Sing. message and with no Interest in or­ Wednesday, 4:00 p. m.—^Boys’ Tuesday, 7:00—Troop ill Boy fore, and I appealed to the junior Assistant Siqserlntendent, Luther There are toudbes of . humor, ^ w to g ganisation. As a matter of fact, ’ it Confirmation class. 13—Geraldine Tenney. Senator from Oklahoma (Mr. Gore) Burnham; secretary and treasurer, 11—Lillian Keish. Scouts. romance and undjdng love to this would i^m ar that one of the great Friday, 4KM) p. m.—Girls’ Confir- Tuesday, 8:00—Professlohal Wo­ who with his wonderful memory was Miss Dorothea Nevers; assistp-'t. secrets of 1^ power lay the or- THE SALVA'nON ARMY 9—FfUte. and.Mbtodith Steven­ story which deals with tee pateo^ in -mation class.. .. . ■ .• men. able to ‘give me tee refotonee, and I Wells D e>^: - home departmepti nniMtlon of mi mmuitfy in the son.^ and grim tragedy-riiiUfa.- Them are ' 8:00 p. m.—Regular monthly W ediibsday, 2:]80-—W om en s Fed­ would like to take juat ' A second to Mrs. EdWwrd F. Cblltos; Stradiy touches of lo^ ty, too. In which he chose the twelve Adjutant George WilUams. V 8—Doris Christensen, Albert Vir­ read it. School pianist. Miss Doris L. Ben< meeting ot the Woman’s AuxUlaty. eration. Local sewing. Hostesses Spencer Tracy portrays the lead­ and sent them forth, and later ap­ ginia, Albert, Hayden and James jamin; assistant pianist, Jack Heri< Sundity, Feb. 12, 3:00 p. m.—*^e Mrs. Herbert House, Mrs. James C. "Tt Is found in the book of Job. ing role of a convict who goea to tee pointed seventy others to go, two by Rt. Rev. Frederick G. Budlong, Titles of the subjects for the Sun­ Griswold. (teapter 1, verse 19: tage; missionary committee. Miss day meetings at the Salvation Army Robinson."' chair to save his sweetheart Bptto two, into the various villages pro­ D.D., Bishop Co-Adjutor of Connecti­ 7—Virginia and Walter Arm­ ‘And, behold, there came a great Kate M. Withrri; Mrs. Margaret are: Sunday morning, 11 o’clock, Wednesday, 6:30—Cub Pack. Davis provides tee greatest part of claiming the Ck>spel. cut, Will administer the rite of Con­ strong. wind from tee wilderness and smote Stiles, M iu Faite M. Crillns and “Things We Cannot Ekeape.” Sun­ Wednesday, 7:00 — In-Aa-Much- tee romance to tee picture. As Whait was distinctive in Jesus firmation to a class of boys and girls 6—Eleanor McKenna. he four corners of tee bouse, and it Alfred Stone; cradle roliy si whs that seal for organisation day night at 7:80, "The Old Army Clrcle, King’s Daug^tem. tee young “moU” who remained loy­ at S t Mary’s church. b—Esther Noren, Laura Mur­ Wednesday, 7:00—Shining Llj^t fell upon the young men, and they tendent, M ra. Hattie D. Lane and al to '‘her man” even though he irim 'never weakened the emphasis upon Saying Tut Up Or Shut T^’.” This Mis ESrie Nevers; asriatant super­ dock, Eleanor Vitteer, Julia Con­ Circle, King's Daughters. are dead; and I only am escaped behind prison bars, she had a role truth and life. The nature of the special subject has an 'important alohe to tell thee’.” intendent of beginner’s department, verse,. Harry Rylander, Helen Har­ Friday, 8:00— others Q ub. that required real taltat to make organization was a fellowship of CHURCH OF THE NAZAREmS bearing on the challenge of the day Mrs. LUllan E. Grant; superintend* rington, Robert and Daniel Allen, Saturdty, 6:80—Choir r^earsal. Mr. Tydtogs: “Mr. President, I effective. Arthur Ityion Is seen. faith, and the bond that held these to the Church. was wondering whether the wind ent primary department. Miss Faith early disciples together in the work Lawrence Tracy, Marjorie Hirager- the role a t the W i^en of Stog Six^ H. B. Antiiony, Pastor The Christians’ praise meeting will to which the Senator from Con­ M. Colltos; superintendent of junior that they had to do was the Ixmd ford, Gloria Bidwell, Carleton and EMANUEL LUTHBBAN and all but steals 'tee picture. commence at 3 p. m. and will be necticut refers was the wind which department. Miss Ellen J. Foster; of intense devotion to the cause in given over largely to praise and tes­ Norwood E’rye, Bubara Keeney, Knot B. IMtihlOB, Bing Cros^ to “Blue of' tHd Sunday, February 5: Barbara Sadroslnskl. lew on election day to 1932. If it sooial committee for three months, N ight” , a Ted B using ityort sMtot which Jesus had enlisted them. tim ony. Mias Elsie Nevers, Miss Lois Foster ■ i j It would be well today if we. 9:00 a. m.—Prayer service. 4—Ella Freeman, Hazel Hamilton, was, then I can imderatand how thp and the latest news events comidetes The Saturday night open air Sunday school and Bible and Miss Elizabeth Pierce. could learn from Jesus in these 9:30—Sunday school. Classes fo r Edith Bratsnyder, Dawn Marceau. win meet at 9:80. All services Sun­ Senator has turned to the Bible to the program. all ages. meeting will be hdd at the comer of liis declining Senatorial term.” things, if an our reli^us organiza­ Birch and Main streets, and followed 3—Carrie Freeman, Jirae, Ken­ day Will be English. The pastor’s The ntat International I^ h t w^l 10:45—Morning worship. Sermon tions could be dominated with zeal by the regular Saturday night public neth and Frank Yeomans, Florence theme at the moniipg sendee which be observed as “American Nights, by the pastor. " Senator Walcott called on Presi­ MAKES EUROPEAN DEBUT for the Master, and zeal for the meeting. The Sunday night open Harworte, Lillian and jane Scott, begins at 10:45 will be'*!Xhe Mustard Wednesday night An excdliat. 2:15 p. m.—Younjg People’s Vis­ Miaster could at the'same time find air rally will be at the Center Post- Jean Herrick, June HoUlster, Jean Seed and the Leaven.’* Eman­ dent Hoover this week and took program of variety acts are ready iting Band. back to his office a souvenir present- Rome. Feb. 4;— (A P )—^Elizabeth its most effective means of, attain­ office at 7 p. m. Henry. uel choir will stag: apprppftote num­ Carrington, 24, sc^rano, • New York to g o . ' ' ■ , 2:30—Junior Society. ed:by the man who was his riilef to ing its end through organization 2—Faith Owers, William Cham­ bers. The Old ^menf chtfir will and BMton, has made her European and expression. 6:15— ^Young People’s prayer berlain, Charles McCarthy, Mary sing at tee evening service at 7. The tiie food administration during the W orld W ar. debut on the concert jtage hrire. service. MANCHESTER LARGER PARISH Freeman, Louis Tuttle, Marlon Her­ pastor’s theme will be “Some Fruits Critics gave her a warm recep­ WILLING TO PLEASE ZION LDTHEBAN 6:30— ^Young People’s sendee. rick, Jean Walton, Minnie Bralnard, of tee life to Christ" Mr. Hoover gave the Senator a tion, pralring particularly her ren­ Rev. H. F. R. Stochholz 7:30—Evangelistic service. Methodist Episoopal Church Gilbert Frye/ Norman Allen. The Women’s Aid, society will ricture of him s^' surrounded by tee dition of old Italian songs. EDITOR: Your article's a Ut Cttetoet Underneath wias tee auto- The W eek Bfarvin 8. Stocking, Pastor 1—Frances DeVamey, Wayne meet on Thursday afternoon at Miss Carrington is .the daughter high-brow for us. Can jrou rewrite groph of every member. I ' it so that kity fool can grasp It? > ’ Sunday School at 8:80 a. m.. Ser­ Monday, Feb. 6, 8:00 p. m.— L. Theron French, associate. Bernecker, Edith Trouton, Rose, 2:30. ‘ of FitzRoy Carrtogton, print expert vice in English at 9:20 a. m. Text Band practice. (North Main Street) The Emanuel Brotherhood will of a New York art firm, honorary CONTRIBUTOR: Certainly, Ruth and Edward Sima, Lois but what part of it isn’t dear -to* of sermon: M att 13, 24—30. Gospel Tuesday, Feb. 7, 7:30 p. m.—Of­ meet on Fridayleveni^ at 7:30. A. ;F6rmer Representative John Q. curator of prtots of many Ameri­ Whitcher, Carl Bilyen, Frank Goche, y o u ?— ^Passing Show. of the 5th Sunday after Epiphany. ficial church board meeting. As rehearsal of Easter music has N. Potter of tee High school faculty tilson, who is practising law to can museums, and eoxmeeted many George Allen, Margaret Webb, Washington, resigned from Congress Subject: The Parable of the Tares Wednesday, Feb. 8, 7:30 p. m.— already begun alt members of the will speak on “Abraham. Lincoln”, years with Harvard and the Boston choir are asked to be present at the Charles Martin, Fawn Appleby, There is no such thing as com-'-'' Among the Wheat.” Holy Com­ Mid-w^k prayer service. and Pearson is arrahgtog the t^ore this session started, but his Museum of Fine Arts. munion will be celebrated. Confes­ rehearsal this evenmg at 5:30 Martha Brainard, Doris' Adams, pame appears on several pendisg plete silence isiiys a edentlat. Frld^r, Feb. 10, 7:30 p. m.— Robert and Roy Richardson, Earle musical numbers. The daughter studied piaho under sional service at 9:10 a. m. Class meeting, R. Biilla, leader. o ’clock. bills. tee Russian, Leopold «ekxiowsky, and dently he never attended a patty^ Tomorrow morning the Church Armstrong, Robert Gardiner, Eniest The Annual Luther League ban­ vriiere tee hostess asked: “ShsJl w el quet will be held- Friday eventog, ,The measures, all of which are for voice under Priscilla White, of .School will meet as usual at 9:45. Andrews. have a merry little eventog of mah^* February 17, Rev. Martin Cornell nrions or for claims against tee Boston, and 'Vito Catneyall, of The Meditatibn will follow at 10:30 qvernment, were totn^ced last Rome. Jong?” and the Worship Service at 10:45, SOUTH METHODIST of Worcester, speaker.” Mr. French will preach. Robert A. ColidttB, BOnlster Teachers’ Training lectures at Plans for the Manchester Teacher “ Man’s euld God’s M emorials” will tee Center ebnroh Sunday afternoon Training School have been com- be the subject for tee TaUe Mes­ from 8 to 5. South Methodist Church pleted and the first sessimi will be sage at the Communion Service to­ The Weric Robert A. Col)iitts, Minister. held tomorrow and the subsequent morrow mohilng at 10:40. The fol­ Beethoven, Monday at 7:30. sessions each' Sunday afternoon in­ lowing program of music is an­ Children’s Chorus, Tuesday at Super cluding March 5th, at 3 to 5 o’clock, nounced for tee worship period at 6:15. - . ■ 10:40 HOLY COMMUNION at the Center Congregational this service: G Clef, Tuesday at 7:30. MAPLE Service STATION church. Processional Hymn—‘‘Spirit of God! G Clef, Thursday at 7:00. ' Meditation subject: *TWan*8 and God’s Memorials.” Dr. A. J. W. Myers of the Hart­ Descend Upon My Heart” Confirmation diass, Wednesday at Under Management of Salve Vendrillo IK ford .Theological Sexhinary win lead Anthem—“Bread of tee World” .. 4:46. a class in, “The Principles of Teach­ ...... Mackinnon Confirmation Class, Saturday at ing” and Dean Karl Stilz of the Anthem—“There Is A Green Hill” 9:80. NOW Givm o PERFECT SERVICE TO 7:00 SERMON BY PASTOR School of Religious Education will ...... Jenkins Emanuel Choir, Saturday at 6:00. Subject: ‘’Signal Lights” teach, fThe Message and Program At tee seven o’clock chapel ser­ of the Christian Rrimglbn.” vice, the Pastor will preach, having SWEDISH OONCHIBOATIONAL THE MOTORISTS OF MANCHESTER Special Music The Wet Parade, a prohibition as hik subject “Signal lights.” Duet S. E. Greta, BOnistor pageant will be given again trader numbers will be sung under tee the auspices of the young people’s direction of Mra Eunice Hohenthal. Swedish morning worship, 10:30. 9:30—^hurch School 6:0(K~£pwwth Leagues societies and pastors of the NorUi Mrs. Lewis W. Haskins wlU speak Suitoay schoql, 12:00 noon. COMPIJKm EQUIPMENT •Mitiii street bhurches at Whiton to the Epworth League which meets English, ev ez^ service, 7:80. \ You are cordially invited to worship with us. Memorial hall, at 7 o’clock, Sunday at six o’clock tomorrow evening; Wednesday evtatog service, 7:80. evteing. A liberal offering is re­ she will have as her topic “The quested to defray enoiseB, but ------.V ’ . ______;______American Indian.” The Intermedi­ Tire* C haezed and Bapairad come, offering or ho offeHnk. Don’t ate League will also meet at six • r m m W m m iss i t o ’clock. “ The W orld’s A ll R ig h t” Otou- Aetivittes ta t tlie week sored, Ity the Booster: Opb of this HCme Builders will hold their SPR1NGFIEI8 C0LLE6E BOAD SERyiCE chumh and dlrected lty Mias Mary r^rular monthly meeting on Mon- PHONES-iyDAYS 3865, NIGRT 6708 AFpSB 10 P. M. , Caven a t the Universal Producing day evening at 7:45. company win be given 'by a east of Members of the Can^ Wpodatoek CENTER CHURCH 100 to 150 Monday and Tuesday “Starlight” Brownie Packs meets Quo of the Oiuitral Itegton have (XIoiigregatioiliU) evenings at High achbi^haU, with a at four o’clock on Tuesday after­ booi invitefi to join (jouhty Y Groups ARMSTBONG Tnm s and BATTEBIES r .. MOi)imiNG WORSHIP matinee Monday. af tomoim at 4 noon;''Cub Scouts meet Tuesday at from the northern part of the county 6:80; Ceclllan dub meets Tuesday 10:50 o’clock for children a t ' the H igh to a trip to J^vtoggeid Y. M. C. A. BATTERY CHARGING AND REBIBLDING, ' . school ball. One half of the club’s at 7:80; and Boy Scouts meet Tues- CoUege this (Satorday) ■ aftenmon, Sermon by the Minister. ^ share of the' profits will be, turned day at 7:80. to visit ths new Fbst Ran L o ^ a , GENERAL RJ^AIRING^ MOTOR TUNING^ETC^'; Sacrament of the Loird’s ^ p e r . . v c f^ to. the Maabhestor Emergency Wednesd^r at 6:15 Women’s Gym k now n 'aa 't h e P u d g o -o f .tea Seivett THE CHURCH SCHOOL ' t association. Hour. -All young women are eordial- Ftros.’,’ Members "- •• -Ytt.*'- ‘ ‘I

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ndo 1M MCt w tiw. noaopoly «( » StaUn—«r • Womo- tors w ^ yMM .to qMswwtoy M rv tiia UbIT An wa—ii iha gnat AaMcl> erikUt tcir dvtrythbg but a sense of Cw rf« 8 U nrtdi can natton—1«M alttdent than two humor—auo the marie! adialdoal Bumpean dtotatmT In the name of an that’s goo4, 'Ultra-eonaervatlamt ataa^tfatiain, must a novelist he a down? Bav^ MOW/ iP A MUMPRCP I t P«f*» StCMt win ba ahockad by Mr. •Rooaanlfa we lost, along w ith our monegr and FANS • i as, Boatt Haneh«at«r. Ooniu O^MAS PBitGuaoir imaginlaga.** N ot wa, I f ha our eodi-eupeneee, our coaopsehenr n » EIO SURPROP G«nei«l llanarvr ic «*ti 80 something, let him do It—■ Sion of a humor iluM, subtle and dd- patriots" Behtad B<^eatt‘' Mevaturt d(______PoonteB Oeteber 1. Ittl and mon power to Um! Icato, yet twinkles kindly on almost ~ ' Mias n to * 4 t tnm% l$ Pnb!t^ied l^ronr' SrealBa Except every Galmrorthy page—that makes r e o u c e TUnga If AD Ferelpi and SunteysM 'a Holldaya Entered at the I he draheet of all poosHde lives, that My #eto Withdrswa. To Poet Office »t Seatb Uanetaeeter. m e r b u t t o l l w a t Conn., ae Second Claee Mali Matter. ^ a Soanus Forsyte,^ utterly fhset- SUB8CRXC910M RATES It has been the poaltiOB of this HELP ytX) U F T iP ^ BY EOWife RimiHER. One Tear, by mat* ...... newspaper fOr a long time and that natlng to every readw? NBA SefvMe W ritar.V Par Month, by mall ...... t .te Single copies ...... I .#* of a few ^ ers that the Marrttt Franeb m i Ihdiii, OelivereA one year ...... |9.0t 8ANlMNO*S DEAR SCHOOL WashiDffton— The patriots behind wighway sh^d be built as a toB the moeamsnta tor the purchase ity MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED load and so maintained until it Iw Tranquility has come to Nicara­ AmertoSDS of AaMriesa goods only PRESS gua. Nineteen years ago the United The Aasoolatad Press ts ezclustvely paid for Itself. Now that there la I ’LL have a im w^r to go bifore wa will entitled to the nse for republloation a MU before the L^fislature calling itatra sent its Marines down there BITE atop buyaig goods fnaai abroad. of all news dispatches credited to It This is BO seaaa a patriotte Mya* or not otherwise credited in this for a glO.000,000 bond lasue for the to keep the peace. There has never paper and also the local news pub­ been a mlnuteis peace there from issue, but strictly m seonomio one,’’ lished herein. completion of the highway the ques­ says tlM Oommsfoa D ifo rts^^ All lights of republlcatlon of tion is one that should command that time until Just now—immedi­ "toe two do not mhc.” Wo are a and talc from Fraaaa, special dispatches herein are also re iBdIa, chroma toeiB Haw CBlaftMa the very serious consideration of all ately Marine was with­ creditor a a tte and must buy goods. seized. Thousands of Amorieaa anterpriass aad Rhodeila arid vaaadtam Bnai civic-minded persons. The carrying drawn. Peril. ' Publisher’s Representative: The great deal of money has been are' deneBdent on the Import busl- • • • Julius Blatbews Special Airency—New charges on ten million dollars .would aad thousands of others on tha, Tork. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. Or perhapayou ara a poor fiiawle constitute an important addition to wasted; a good many gallant Ameri­ deport bostocaa. Full service Client of N G A Ser­ can lives have been thrown away; We atin sen about $800,000,000 and wonder what counmaa ooBtri- vice, Inc. the state’s budget and the money to more a jm ar In goods ahraad th an we Imte to the beantlfleatiaa af yiar Member Audit Bureau of CirculS' meet it would have to be paid by nntiHiig was ever gained, as result taoe at cetma-- tiona of our intervention in this for­ buy from abroad, so the cOntsntibn the tax payers—who already have ia that if wa UD off astioits afld Im­ Palm on from* A frica, a tta r a f The Herald Printlnf Company, Inc., eign country whose internal affairs ports toe loss to anudogwiant win be roaea from toe Baikana, cMsoBeBa assumes no flnancial responsibility more burden than they can bear— from Ceykm and Java, aoya aB and for typographical enors appearing in unless the proposed highway is built were none of our business. greater than tha guia. canqihor from the. Far Eisf, lavaa- advertlsemen's In the Manchester Unless, Just possibly, it may be Sem otary at Oommerce C3iapia dar and gexanlum oil from Frawaf..'. Gveniny Herald. as a self llquidaUng enterprise. says our exp<»t trade-in 1938 pro­ Not much more than a third of the some compensation for the Wood vided 2J)00.000 jobs. sandalwood oil from Guiana, berga­ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4. and the money if we have learned, e • • mot aad oDve, oraagaraad leakmellB motor vehicles which now use the 33^' from Italy, eocoaaut ca from the Pa- in Nicaragua, a lesson of which we But even if that wan not true wei /.Ntn roaeaoBzy aad Mtva oil k’ \ OO IT, BfR. ROOSEVELT Boston Post Road at Greenwich, as ascertained by the 1931 traffic sur­ stood sorely in need. Uncle Sam, would have a hard time gattiiig from Spain, robber and tin from There will be plenty, without this going to school to Augiisto Sandino, a l^ Without many ot the things Borneo and 'Malaya, asbestos from vey, are of Coxmecticut registry. The 1 breign countries ssD us. This fact newspaper, to sneer at the startling­ may not have cut a particularly ito, sBiea from toffa, silk from ly imaginative plan of Tennessee daUy figures, disclosed then, showed s plain Ity Vloranca Brewer jtpmn and ambergris from any old a total of 25,468 motor vehicles, of hsiWc figure but it is entirely pos­ Boeckri of toe‘National Oounefl tor Valley public works by means of he Prevention of War, who has tab-, which 16,069 were foreign and 9,126 sible that he may have added some­ I t Murdly seems th a t you a w ’t which President-elect Roosevelt pro­ thing worthwhile to his store of ulated toe long list of imported ma- using, wearing, aallag or amokiag poses to create employment and ^tra-state. Three thousand of the iieilala whlto are used by American q u ito ^ flaw fiproigB products today. knowledge. ladustries. MTs. Boedcel thinks start a “new America" era. We do vehicles were trucks and 268 buses, If th^w w a afl aoddealy to be the majority of them foreign. hare would be more chance for romovedtoom your dgaret aatomo- not propose to permit any partisan ONE WAY TO WIN long tone I have found it hard to >eace if everyone realised how inter- hOe, oooUea, to d a l cream, pants, prejudice to lead us into prophecies It is perfectly clear that if the :j;et to sleep or sleep toe night lependent are the world’s Industries. suroendera, easy diair and other ar­ ■ Whatever Chancellor Hitler’s poll hiougbi and ft seems that I don’t • • • of disaster or even of partial failure Merritt Highway were built and op­ ticles yoo. would ba no less than erated as a toU road it would be cies may turn out to be if he gets a feel thoroughly rested in the mom- About 3750,000,000 of our 32.000, of Mr. Roosevelt's conception of the HEALTH -DIET ADVICE :ng. What is toe cause of this?’’ astonltoed. profitable for a very large part of Reichstag majority in the elections 000,000 at im ports in 1981 consisted way out of the economic mess. In next month, he has adopted a novel BY DK. FRANK MfiCOY Answer: The principtd cause, is of speeifle and stratagio raw mate­ these commercial vehicles to pay digestive trouble, such as fermento- SAYING ft fact we are free to admit that it is scheme for getting such a majority. qneattowi In regard lallsallB aad Diet wlU rials either not produced In toe Unit­ tcril charge of considerable sixe for tiOL at food which produces gas ed States or produced lii quantities refreshing to find that the new His strikers in those German states be Aaawcred by Ur. MeOsy arbe can ba . pressure against, toe heart or "How muct will yon charge to leader on whose vision and judgment its use between Stratford and Port- tar below our needs, she finds. where the Nasi movement is strong addreaapd la eaie af tots Papw. di^ragm. Even though you are not The automobile'ittduustry uses i « take out tUs front tooth?’ the country must soon so largely chester because it would be a much conscious of ^ such jiressure, it is -Two dDUars." ^ ^ . . faster route than ihs Post Road enough have simply placed a baa on ported from 18 countries, “C», wan.’uavar mlBd. Ph* a depend is not afraid to believe that sufficient to unconsciously irritate t ^ bakery and coiffcetlonary Indus­ For that m atter it would be possible outdoor meetings and have ordered you and keep you iron, getting into q u a ^ OB toe way home."—Ttt- we must adopt new theories unless police sijpervision of indoor meet­ ^gravy” which is thb Juice fiipm cook­ tries from 28, bequty shops from 17, to bar out-of-state trucks and buses LEARN TO PLAY a deep sleep. clothing industry from 21, drug aad Blts. we are to go on in the same old way ings of the Communists and Social- ed meat, as this gives a flavor to from the Post Road and make their vegetables which many pedpib en­ tobacco mdustrics from 27, electrical —when the old way has been con Democrats. These orders,-* if suc­ The traits of fair play, honesty, TOO FAST FOB HIM. industry from 17. ferttoaer and farm The country of T^enaiaa:haa no use of the toll road compulsory temperance and. toe “puU-togetoer’’ joy. I always recommend toe use of Knoxville, Tenn.— A girl calling army or navy. clusively shown to be wrong. cessfully carried out, would make it butter for seasoning fresh vegeta­ macblneiy from 18, furniture from Visionary? Of course. But with And there iri no doubt that, 4>ecause spirit are built by athletics, making herself Madge Bristow was in (^Ity of its speedway qualities, miany pri­ practicaUy impossible for the anti- bles, ratoW than gravy. Jail toarged with trickery, because the outlook at least in the direction Naxis to do any campaigning''at all them a valuable training for youths sbc had been too smart for Clyde vate cars would use the tollway from (Sc^ttssue ti^ Lungs) of a real remedy. After these three for the election. The scheme may and even adults. These are character Sneed, shoe store clerk. She luu i preference. , Question: Madelaine ,E. inquires years and more of effort to restore work. ,dn the other hand it is more habits which long outlast toe school enter^ Sneed’s store and purchas­ It is completely unreasonable to “If a person has a scar on his fungs, ed some hose, paying tor them with the conditions precedent to the craab remotely possible that it may period and, when carried Into life in ask the people of Connecticut to pay toe adult worid, make fori as much is that person tubercular or not?” a 320 bill. Sneed gave her 319A0 WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc, of 1929—and it is ta Mr. Hoover’s raise rim. T here wiU Ukely enough out ten million dollars of their own success in toe game of big Inisinesa Answer: Bear-tissue in the lungs change. Then she said, "Oh, whit a credit that those efforts have been is usually an indication that any minute, I have a $10 hill here.' money, plus the interest on a long be more riots and kllllnge in the next as.toey do on toe field of play. conducted with great skin—it should month than post-war Germany has 1 b^eve that everyone should lesions \/hich may have existed have Sneed gave her back toe $80 bUl an< i Funeral Directors be obvious enough that the wrecked series of bonds, tor the convenience learn.'to‘play. Exercising is usually hSiled. There are authorities who change tor tha $10 bilL Sneed loet yet seen-—unless Hitler backs down. claim that most healthy people all around. ESTABUSHtiD. 68 situation of the 20’s is not restorer and comfort of noi^r^dents, m u;' lonesome, affair, and may or may not yield, pleasure,, while toe game show signs of healed lesions, their bla And if it were, why should we of whom are making money out ol! cmitention being that moet a t iis, The Hawaiian liBianda: numbat CHAPEL AT 1 1 ,,o ak .ST.,, our roads. played adto othen^PbeB entering although often unknowingty,?have Maiii; seek to restore a condition contain­ int^AllMritenY eight. They are Phoiie: Office 6171 ing within itself the elemcuits of its The toll road condition ought to s n n e ^ o r k Joytoedi of fjm. f^tdpor recreation at some time durihg eari; life been Kahoolawe, Lania, MMbkai, OahU, Robert K. Anderson subject to slight tubercular lesions Kauai and Nilhau. There are sever­ Beaidenee 7494 own ruin? be applied to the authorisation, if it shoqld l^d n jdace on everyone u b^nerol Director program. Ail gameq are specifically al other rocky islets in toe group Then what is to be done? Inevit­ is granted, and the Highway De­ stage Door Oblivion (Sleep Is Disturbed). which I juw not recognised as Is­ partment asked to complete Its plans New York, Feb. 4.-Guar*aw of vitality qhargen. They release new 'For ably something entirely new. We energies, and toe Joy of playing, of Question: "Tired’’ writes: ' lands. with whatever”' engineer provlsiona tlum secret, sacred and mysterious have been tinkering with the utmost Dortals known as stage doors fine using toe body in a arnooto, flexible energy and skill with the old ways— must be made for the economical ad­ Me more yawn-filled in these and swiftly coordinated manner, and nothing happens; the machine ministration of tell collecting. Johnnyless days - whm 'which brings a certain, satisfaction gather on signs reading: Keep and' a glow of healthful activity. will not run. Then what fs the out! This means you!’’ Athletics tune iq^ the circulation sense in jeering at this new "DELUGE OF IMPORTS’* • Tbyr* has boen monotonously of toe Mood and toe circulation of mechanic because he says he thinks Robert L. O’Brien, former Boston Ue for stage doormen ^ guwd the lymidiatle system. They add to aga^t of late — unless it be the he knows a way of getting it going? editor who is chairman of the Tariff the vigor and power of mind, bring loss of their Jobs! ^ ^ . pep, and vitality flows into toe body, We may guess that he is wrong, but Commission, took a new slant at the • Dark—long, long and, dark —a making- it eapica to buckle down to we can’t possibly know that he is, tidal wave’’ of imports whmi he those passagewi^, those concrete work when work time comes. and metal stairways where pass^ Many people who are nervous and for the stunt he proposes hasn’t testified before the House Ways and “the most beautiful girls in toe Comforts ever been applied to this stalled ma­ Committee that there is no discouraged find that by taking up worid.’’ Flo Ziegfeld ilea in ^ his some game thi^ gain a change of chine. such tidal wave. The committee grave; Earl Carroll worries about viewpofsA'which sends them back At all events Mr. Roosevelt pro­ was holding a hearing on the Crow- bis next shoyr, having tarely sur vived his last; George White turns to their' work refreshed and re­ poses to make a stab at things. And ther bill which would automatically to variety bills while planning charged. This is probably due to toe even a policy of trial and error may, increase tariffs against imports murical. release of toe spirit of play which ack«3 a sparkle of exhilaration to toe eventually, get us somewheee. from countriM with depreciated cur­ Coine-dowa of Palaces day, inaking toe sun seem brighter, American To our way of thinking by far the rencies.' Mr.' O’Brien, i^hile a good Up Sixth Avenue, Just beyond toe and toe shade, seem cooler, toe drink most significant and im ^rtant fea­ enough Republican protectionist, elevated’s \igly tuhilng toe ot water more priceless, and a good ?• ture of the Roosevelt economic does not believe in this kind of pro­ Ziegfeld theater threatened to be lunch more to be desired than rubies. * philosophy, as manifested in this tection. come a white mausoleum holding too memory of a master showmM In many cases, people who are too IT IS a well-known fact that, home for hom^ the American' Tennessee Valley pn^ram, is that it “Our imports,’’ he said, “are at a in its empty and ornate «pacM. At thin find that getting out and household has more comforts and conveniences than that of any recognises the responsibility of govn very low ebb. Ihere is a heavy toe mommt, a vaudeville d r^ t playing they obtain enough oxygen emment for economic leadership, not trade balance in our favor. We are promises to turn it into a typlcw to aid in their assimilation 'so. that other nation. ' . neighborhood variety house—which they can begin to giin. They also as an incident but as a major rea' not being flooded with imports." He is irony enough. gain weight from toe growth of son for government’s existence. pointed out that 1932 exports had And Carroll’s "house of a thou­ good healthy muscular tissue which In foreign lands the modernized dwelling is found only in the Hitherto this responsibility has been declined from 18,424,288,000, as of sand gadgets’’ has been outgadgeted is toe ofily q^y one should gain. admitted only by those special the year before, to 31,612,305,000, by the new Music Hril. Its turn­ All office workers who sit during better sections of the larger cities. stile stage, trick elevators, aseen groups which sought their own spe­ but that our imports had fallen off toe day will find it a great benefit to ing pits and costly omamentatio) Join a club of gymnasium where cial benefits^^-as when the manufac from 32,090,684,000 to 31.828,Y4li,000, become part of Broadway’s theatri­ they can play at least three times a In America, even in remote rural districts, you find radio, turers demanded government aid leaving still a balance of trade of cal' waste. The New Amsterdam, w£ek. Most of these clubs have once the home of • girl-and-song the vacuum cleaner, washing machines, ujhto-date heatmg sys­ through tariffs and grain growers nearly three hundred million dollars shows, has lately housed everything swimming pools so that a swim may demanded price-fixing devioea in our favor. from r<^ous drama to modendsttc finish off toe games or exercises. tems, telephones and numberless labor-saving, appltances. While too bAeflts of athletica far Never has it bem hailed as a funda­ He deOlared-the effects of the Ideas. While twrttytng “for men onljf’’ medicine show films have oc­ outweigh toe danger, it must bo re mental of the governments which Crowther bill would be “as bad as it cupied a near-by playhouse for membered that any form of exercise There is a well-kept look about residence, store or outbuild­ men estab\teh—^for whab purpose it could be. Our relations abroad al­ month on end. which overttrex. or overstrains toe is sometimes a little hard to scy ready are bad 'enough. The world musolOB Is bad. Moderation sfaould ings with an atmo^here of prosperity .and content b.} toe keyword In atoletlc contosts, needs today the Improved dSect of Ah, the Old O m , but usually, it is to be suspected, al' Still the guardians of the port­ aad one should not onter too. vigor­ most entirely to keep those who healing * of intematioBal rWations, als remain, whether toe theater be ously in competitive sports without Did you ever stop to realize why this is so; how this condition have nothing from tak l^ something not further hostility.’’' * emptied or busy. As lonely as toe benefit of a gradual preparation. away from those who have it Mr. O’Brien is a complete New stage door gendarme in a closed There neod be no ill effeots if toe was brought about? house, becomes a Broadway simile. athletica are begun in moderation f ' * Whether Mr. Roosevelt hap any Englander. Those, who prefer to Some, puffing at a corncob pipe andiiot in over-indulgence.. Playing real grasp on this trig economic en­ tak" U ^r economic view from Wil­ while leadng Back in a patched too hard when out of practioe may It is largely due, to advertising. And a big share of the terprise he is planning is something liam Randolph Hearst will probably chair, probably dream of days When lead to ovor-heating, to nervous ten­ credit belongs to newspaper advertising. disa^e with him. But in our no­ sUk-hatteditted fellows sM]sHpaped 3o to 380 sion. so that alfisp is impdssllilai to we shall all find out a little later. biUa Just to get a noiota delivered. soreness of too muscles, or to heart But it is quite evident that he isn’t tion he is a good deal more depend­ Thoae there lire who remember strain. Tbmm things ean all be Stop and think how many of Ibe foodayeu-eah^lbingsyou able guide. He imows that the loss when 3100 a week In tipe came in avoided If one Is earoful, and toe to be scared by an idea because it is thanks to toe presence of a pojpular big or because it is different—and of a trade balance of more than mualo riiow star. And. if things bensflta of musmilar exefplse, toe wear and other milideB entering into your every^dgy nfe, yoo 3300,000,000 a year to this country a ^ tlo a to axoel, to oonipSto, to that in itself is a quality for whidi hadn’t beto tough enough anyh^, conquer, to'make toe body stronger first h«ird of throuie^ newwpaper adv^Wi^ents. ; we may be thankful in any leader would do the business of New Eng­ toe newer theater buildings put in' badp stage phones. Fellows wlm and more sUUful, Unde to stimulate la these times. land no good at all. toe old Stagedoor Johnny, inattpet a dear^qulok-thlaldng mind.. It might serve a useful purpose can phone or wire. You will iben realize what a parithtydoplaF.oiPSboiMSlayY , i .-SlL- ■ to bear in mind that the President QAL8WORXBT QUEBMONB AND ANBWBRB bnoe They BEad Fanw in your daily, life. , , • elect is not proposing and is not The newspaper that has not ob­ One of the Mg atreai’a Oldest (Afwwiiee* n n i Gfsvy). likely to propose for this country an served the psff"*"g of Joim Gals­ Oarabua is lam ii-O ohan, Who baa QueiffioBi Mrs. Lewis 8.- sski ' t em om ic program involving two per worthy by some editorial tribute to been OB thajkior 1k)b for amre than “Onn y ^ advise bw et anyilflaf Read the adva^ioemente in the .newqwyxw 35 yaioa. m was an all-row ■that can he used as a basa or tUdu cant of the stupendous change that toe importance of his work, more or showman once; a stage manafv eaer tor giavlas for a dUlMtie oUM thot»ughly/if yro aiis.fiht Wready ddingso.' Ruasia shouldered when the BOlshias less in the Uni of oonmimtive aad periormer. But a baoK-stage who takas Uuralliar - Is tadklad the job of reoonstrpctlng a analystB, fharOby has oonfesasd Us apoldm tamporaiUy orippled bn« starohy?’’ youthanyohcmtdt:' • ^ ■ are fwlowa w‘who once natioa'a Ufa. la it likely that wa, Utarasy Inadaqiisay* ssaans ABSWWrAnowroat ts a .slBralqr downs______and ona-who o wwas as atostooge for toad wUdi has eCtah baao ipMiMrtb- Y. vrith- a comi^ata di^osition to be us. We have not undertaken to dis­ a flUBobsfMd-ttaw maglelaa.em ^ n ia f* ad-tor iBoalidt baaffnsa itla a n p i^ emr to all daaaea and la rsUgtous cuss Galsworthy’s novels and irii^ are acton who go on thair uppan ad to lie liBBy dt|aBl«L t do sot and thero'Bra just plain and fangy inigaet for the prtndpla of propar- beqause It la ffahkly, a job oonrid- w atdunan,' advhM.til^w efttia tood tor dla> iy, are aotaally InoapaWa of picklaf erably ever our heaA ha^ to-a tottiSanar tor f o r m dlat of a «|hlld-,wHh up a lon

come first served, and we urge aU n)igiite pleased at having taken In­ MUSK BOX B AU R ()0H to eamp'the fast pin topplers of the r who are planning to attend to j^ t their seats early as every indication Andeeson^an Port, V. F. W. This DAILY 0eclrt niatch was roUed last OPENS TOMORROW New Haven, Frt). 4—(AP) — -An Ten^Shun seenis to p(^t to a cap^ty houm. BIABION HOOPE|l;MA8 SON Reserved seats are selling for 50 'Iliu rsd i^ n lf^ t on Mtirphy’s aUejrs SATURDAY, PESRUARY 4 (Central and Eastern'Staiuldl^Tiabi^^- estate wUeh ;;miw cents each. It la expected that a and inddentally We are pleased to $250,000 was l«iet vy, , Sarah SwaXipscctt, Yeb. 4—(AP) dance wiU be held at the Hotel say tlut MoneTFpree won tw o^f Tbs Music Box Ballroom, located Brash McLaugMin, wldGw of Prbf. Buddies Prosnuns snbteet to ehsnio. P. M. Cent. Ksst. — A sot! was boh. to Mkrion Hooper Garde foUowteg toe exercises at toe toe tim e gm es. played as weU as 8i Mrs. Bertha Parse^, of San Fran­ A number of the members of the ncluding refreshments is 28 cents. keca kex kjr IfSa kfad ktar k|u mldwoat: Kyaar’a Qven^rWMt .. toe “ex-service ipen’s night" which Oant Eaat. _ „ ^ . 7:80— 6:84-.Qypay SnMpibla'T^Tb'e night except Monday during toe nighD A short time later young cisco. is given real estate st Bold- Post attendee the quffterly meet­ Tickets are on sale at the Manebes- will be heM in the School street 1:48— 2:45—Foralgn Policy Aaa'n. 8 xX>— J :00—Smsmo Croaey-ialaa opaat coming season. Hooper surrendered. erness, N. H. After payment of a 2:00— 3:00—Marry Madcapa Orchea. 8:l6-^ 9 9:l6—Botwou'^^slars—also" :1 6 -r cat ing last Sunday at Bristol and heard t« Motor Sales, Bray’s Jewelry Recreation building the last Friday Ann The Music Box is on toe trolley At toe hospital It was said mother number of small cash bequest' toe the report of the Legislative and 3:00— 4:00—Buffalo Civic Orchastra 8:30— 9:30—Band Coneaft—eaat lltore, Curran’s Barber Shop or of this monto. The teams for toe 4:00— 6:00—The Lady Naxt Door Leaf—Dixie: Garber Oren.—west line and plenty of parking space is and child were doing well. residue is made a trust fund, tbe Rehabilitation' committee. This from any member of toe committee 9XX)—10XXI—Morton Downey—e tq‘‘ c different events will be selected at 4:30— 6:80—Boau Balladeer, Baritone available. A record attendance is inc»me of which will go to her Bis­ committee, composed of Robert headed by Michael McDonnell. 4:45-: 6:46—SCkaUry Hawkina—eaat 9:16—10:16—Public Affairs—also cdt our ipeeting this Wednasday eve­ BK)0— 6:()0—Dinner Muaic—also coaat 9:46—10:48—Gertruda Nlesen-also- o expected toe . first two nights. Sat­ Luminous hair dyes, which glow ters. On toe death of both alsters Vance of New Britain ind James Again we request that all com­ ning. Comrades BUI Bristow and 8:34- 6:80—Voice from the Fireside 10:00—11:111:Q0-rLombarde Qrch.—also c softly in toe dark, are the' inveh- toe residue will go to Mrs. Parsons* Daley of Hartford, have put in a mittee chairmen who have not sent 10:3^11:;*:30—H. Stern Orchea,—also o urday, Feb. 4. and. Suhday, Feb. 5. Johnny McDoweU will be on hand 8:46—) 6:46 — El Tango Romantico— tion of a London balrdreaser. children. lot of hard work on the Legislative in toe names of toe members of east; Sekatary Hawkins—midwest 11:00- 12:1:00—Joe Haymes *nie personnel of toe house is Jo- to take the names of f e members 6:00— 7KK)—Songs by Jackie Heller 11:30—12:30—Ted Fiorlto end of the program pertaining to their committees to do so at once, who wish to compete. Let’s give 6:15— 7:15—Oxxle Nelson's Orchestra 12:00— ':00—Dance Hour veteran Legislation, and have bills so that toe records of this office them all toe help we can. by being ei45_ 7:45—James Q. McDonald, Talk NBC-WjZ NETWORK drawn up ready to present to the can be completed. 7:00— 8:00—Organ Concert—also cat present at this meeting. 7:30— 8:30—Economic World—also e BASIC — East: wjs (key) wbg>wb*a Legislature at an early date. We regret very much the loss of SdX)— 9:00—Melodic Legends-also o wbal wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr; Two of our comrades left for (Jlarence E. Bissell from toe roster 8:80— 9:30—Qeo. Olsen's Muale—to c Midwest: wcky kyw kfkg wenr wla Washington. D. C.. Sunday evening of our post. Clarence was one of 9:00—10:00—The Dance Hour—e to c kwk kwer .koll wren wmaq kso 10X10—11:00—Martha A Hal, Songs NORTHWES-r A CANADIAN wtmj ToDAYis Radio Programs on orders' to report to the Veterans’ the organizers and our flrpt com­ 10:10—11:10—Jack Danny’s Orchestra wlba kstp ■ wabc ’rday kfyr ckiw cfcf Diagnostic Center. They are Com­ mander. . Business has taken hi® WBZ-WBZA 10:30—11:30—Paul Whiteman’s Band SOUTH — wrva wptf wwbe wls wJax rades Clarence Wetherell and Harry to Rhode Island. He is now a mem­ 11:00—12:00 — Ralph Kirbery: Ted wflB-wsun wlod. wsm' wme wsb-wkpl This index of radio programs is published through the cour­ Weems Orchestra—also coast wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre Bellucci. ber of toe Cranston Post. Springfield — Boston 17:30—12:30—Vincent Lopez Or.—also e woal ktbs kths v ' Adjutant James Sullivan repre­ MOUNTAlNr-koa kdyl k|dr IghI : tesy of the business houses advertising in these columns. While CBS-WABC NETWORK sented the Post at the second ap- American Legion Auxiliary PACIFIC COAST - kgo iSl kgV koinO BASIC-East; wabo (key) wlco wade khq kpo keca kex kjr kga. kffd ktar enjoying'your favoriate broadcast save money and inconvenience nual banquet of the Mons-Ypres Mrs. Mary Brosnan, District Pres­ Sunday, February 5, 1983 woko wcao waab wnaj wgr wkbw wkrc Cent EasL Post held Saturday evening in the ident, has returned from Washing­ A. M. whk ckok wdre wcau wip-wfan wlas 1:34-. 2:30—H. Stokes SyncepStera by reading these advertisements. Orange Hall and reports having ton where she has spent the week 8:00—Tone Pictures—George Blake wean wfbl wspd wjsv; Midwest: wbbmvbbi 1:48— 2:45—Little Concert, Ensemble had a real good time. Congatula- organist. wgn wfbm km be wcco kmbz wo wo 2:00— 3:00—Radio TroubBacurs-.rto c attending the National Defense EAST AND CANADIAN — wpg whp 2 :3 ^ 8:30—Ambassadors Quar.—to e FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1933. tlons to aJl our comrades of the Conference. 9:00—NBC Children’s Hour. wlDw whee wlbs wfea wofe efro ekac 2:48— 8:46—To Be Announced Mons-Ppres command on their 'ec- 10:00—Marimba Typica Band. DIXIE — wgst wfsa wbre wqaro wdod 3:00— 4X)0—The Dance Masters—te e The next meeting of toe Auxiliary wnox klra wreo wlae wdsu wtoo krld 3:80— 4:80—Concert Faverltas—also e WTIC—Art Jarett and Orchestra. 2:80 4:80 ond birthday...... « will be on Monday evening, Febru­ 10:30—Safety Crusaders. WDRC—Leon Beleaco’s Orchestra. Comrades Peterson, Holtzheinwr wrr ktrb ktsa waeo koma wdbo wodx 8:00—Sherman Orcbrf-also csL WDRC—George HaU’s Orchestra. w n c —Studio Musloale ary 6, at 8 o’clock in toe Armory. 10:45—Time; weather; tempera­ wbt wdae wblg whas wtar wdbj wwva 4:30— 8:80—Musical Moments, Dance 4:45 and Simpson journeyed to Rocky MIDWEST — wbcm wabt weah vmbd 8:45—Orphan Annie—east oiily WBZ-WBZA—NaUonal 4-H aub. WDRC—Columbia Salon Orchestra. We will have as our guests, Mrs. ture. wtaq wkbh kfab wisn ksej wibw kfh 6:04- 6:00—The Little German BSnd WBZ-WBZA—Concert Favorites. Hill Thursday night to make final 10:48—Lowell Patton, organist. 1:80 2:45 Frances Krause, State President, and wmt wnax wkbn wgl 6:30— 6:30—Talk on Lawa-ralso coast WTIC—Metropolitan Opera 5:00 plans for the installation of a new her secretary, Mrs. M. Hartle. Mrs. 11:00—Organ Recital. MOUNTAIN—kvor kis koh ksl 6:46— 6:46—Fields and Hall — baelo: W nC—Knights of Melody. WDRO-Eddie Duchin’s Orchestra. Orphan Annie midwest r e g ^ V F W Post at Rocky Hill which Krause will ^ve a talk on National 11:15—Musicale. PACIFIC COAST— kbj knx koln kgb WDRC—Madison String Ensemble. 3:00 WBZ-WBZA— Maurice Sherman'S will ’ no’ doubt take place this kfre kol kfpy kvi kern kmj kfbk kwg 6:0<^ 7:00—Anton Weeks' Cmheatra Defense. The presidents of toe 11:45—Metropolitan Organ. Cent. EasL 6:16— 7:16—Merle Thorpe,'Taw—to o WBZ-WBZA—Farm Forum. WTIC—Merry Madcaps. O rcbsrtrs. month. This is the second new 6:30— 7:80—Paul Victorina-Orw—wjs WDRC—The Round Towners. Auxiliaries of toe various patriotic P. M. 1:30— 2:30—Salon Orchestra-e to e 1:45 6:80 Post to be instituted in Hartford 12:12—'Hme; weather; tempera­ 2:04- 3:00—The Roundtownsrs—to « 8:46— 7:4^Plckans SIstefd Harmony County within the last three organizations in town have been in­ 2:30— t (SI^Mansfleld Orches.—o te c 7:00— 8:00—Taxpayers League-to e w n c —Reynolds Atkins Recital, 8:30 WDRC—Skippy. months, the other one being Plaln_ vited to this meeting. The mem­ ture. 8:00— 4;04-Spanlsh Serenade—e to e 7:16— 8:16—Boston Symphony—to' a WTIC—Saturday MaUnee. WBZ-WBZA—Musical Moments. 12:15—Roxy’s Gang. 3:30— 4:30—Leon Belasco Orch.—to o 9:18—10:16—Salon Singers Ohorus 2:00 WDRC—Mansfield's Orchestra. villa and we are proud of the fact bers are urged \o attend, as we be­ 4:00— 5:00—Duchin Orchestra-o to ( 9:80—10:30—The Cuckoos from KUKU WTIC—Blue Room Echoes. 5:45 that both of these Posts were lieve this meeting will be very In­ 1:15—V. F. W. Program. 4:30— 6:30—Skippy — east only: BS‘ 10:00—11:00—The Buekaneers, Vocal WDRC7—Saturday Syncopators. 4:00 WDRO—Ray Felletter, pianist teresting and instructive. 2:00—Monarch Mystery Tenor. tween the Bookends—west only 10:1^11:15—Lew White, Oi^an—e fo c W BZ-W BZA— L ittle Orphan AnniSv ■formed ’by Comrade Holtzheimer, 4:45— ::4B—Tito Gulzar, Tsnor—wabc 11:00—12:00—Don Bestor's Orcheetra WBZ-WBZA—Metropolitan Opera. WDRC—Spanish Serenade. Deputy Chief of Staff for Hartford Our second meeting in February 2:15—Joe Mitchell Chappie. only; Cowboy Tom—basic 11:80—12:80—Mark Fisher's Orchestra will be omitted due to toe fact that 2:30-Yeast Foamers. County. ^ .. _ 6.00 P M 7 O P. 0 O I > M The bowling team from the Post we expect to join with toe Post-on 3:00—Melody Lane (orchestra, the British trawler Imperislist Ar­ Brad-* met it’s first defeat Friday night by their meeting night which will be sin gers). WDRC—Myer Davis’ Orchestra. WDRC—Frank and Aasle rived from Hull, England, for sup- WDRC— America’s Grub Street the British American Club at Mur­ Monday, February 27to. 3:15—Frim Sisters (harmony trio). WBZ-WBZA—Barn Dance, con­ bury, banjo prognun. )lles before sailing for toe bsmks. Speaks. WBZ-WBZA—Carnival, oontlnued. phy’s AUeys. The boys from toe On February ISto, National Com­ 3:30— Manhattan Merry-Go-Round WTIC WBZ-WBZA—O’Leary’s Irish Min­ tinued. Post were a lltUe off form, bertdes mander Johnson will be in Hartford. 4:00—Princlpato Hawrtlans. strels. On occasion of his official visit to 4:15—Massachusetts Bay Colony— Travelers Broadcasting Service being handicapped by toe fact that ' H artford, Conn. Connecticut there will be a public Gleason L. Archer. the anchor man of the team (Capt. 50,000 W., 1060 K. C., 282.8 M. FOR THE PBOM Peterson) was unable lo bowl and mass meeting in toe BushneU Memo­ 4:80—National Youth Conference. PRESCRIPTION FOR TICKETS OR A GENUINE FREDERICK Pop Edgar wasn’t running true to rial Hall at 8:00 p. m. on the above 5:00—National Vespers. INFORMATION TO ALL form. Biit then, maybe it is the date. There are 800 re­ 5:30—Pages of Romance. Sunday, February 5, 1988 EXPERTS POINTS DIAL 7007 Permanent W ave fault of toe alleys (or somethin ) served seats and toe remainder of 6:00—Paul Whitman’s Rhythmic 7:80 p, m.— ^Orchestral Gems - The boys suggest that all future toe seats are free. The program Concert. | Moshe Paranov, director; with SAVE WITH SAFETY. NEW YORK or BOSTON $4.00 games he bowled on toe Wllllmantic will also Include entertainment and 7:15—Dr. Howard W. Haggard. Kae HotcbklSB, contralto. WE DELIVER. $4 Round Trip. Also our espedaUy prlosd eom- 8:00—Eddie Cantor, with Rubinoff s blnaUoB of servloes. Alleys as they feel -hat they can organ music by prominent Legion 7:30—Great Moments in History. Los Angeles $50 Round Trip bowl better on neutral ground. Well and Auxiliary members, as well as a 8:00—L ’Heure Ebcqulse. Orchestra. Phone 8806—8809. FRENCH boys, never mind, let’s nave another Boy Scout ceremonial. 8:15—Adventuring with Lowell 9:00—McCravy Brothers and Cap­ Arthur Drug Store CENTER BEAUTY SHOPPE match, and better luck next time. The committee for Monday eve­ Thomas. tain Zeke. KEEP YOUR FEET TRAVEL BUREAU Don’t forget toe nation-wide ning is as foUows: Chairman, 8:45—"The Unknown Great’’- 9:15—Sunday Circle Concert. 845 Main St., Rubinow Building Johnson Block. Dial 1958 iadlo broadcast next Saturday Mrs. Anna Barron, assisted by Mrs. Henry J. (Sailor) Ryan. 9:30— Songland — With Sally night. Feb. llto at 11:30 p. m. over OFF YOUR MIND! George^ Mrs. A. Ga^rone, Mrs. H. 9:00—"20,000 Years In Sing Sing’’ Ayers, Fred Wade. \ n r jC ) ; M ?the National Broadcasting network, Griffin, Mrs. J. Gubbels, Mrs. G. Hil- with Warden Lewis E. Lawes. 10:00—David Lawrence. 7 ' 4 P M ’'This program is sponsored by the 6 ' I o P M lery, Mrs. M. Hale, Mrs. M. Hartnett, 9:30—Walter Wincbell. 10:15— Roy Smcck Instrumental WDRC—Street Singer. WDRC—Morton Downey. ■Veterans of Foreign Wars and will Mrs. C. Hemingway, Mrs. B. Tor­ 9:45—Dixie Jubilee Fingers. Quartet. WDR<>-Do, Re, ]^l Girls’ Trio. (1 0 :1 5 )—Public Affair Institute. feature Admiral Coontz as master rance and Mrs. C. Glenney. We ate 10:00—D. W. Griffith’s HoUywood. 10:80—Merry Madcaps — Luther WBZ-WBZA—Rodney May, tenor. 10:16 o f ceremonies who will give toe ol^ Martin, director; with Frances WBZ-WBZA—Views of The News. WBZ-WBZA— Salon Slngsra. hoping for a good attendance. 10:15—Real Silk Program. V ' ligation to approximately 80,000 10 :,45—Springfield Republican news Baldwin and Revere Sisters.' I epruits ovei^ tht air. Tbe Post will 11:15—Soloists. 11:30—Melodic Serenade. f ave several recruits on hand to Manchester Chapter D. A. V. The chapter is in wcelpt of a let­ 11:80—Jesse Crawford, organist. 12:00 Midn.—Joe Furst's Orchestra. others Are Saving Money on WHY NOT USE THE FIRST TIME take toe obligation from toe Com- 12:00—Dance Nocturne. 12:30—Charlie Kerr’s Orchestra. mander-in-Cbief over toe air, as ter from toe National organizer, THE BEST plans are being made calling for William Dodd of West New York, 12:30 a. m.—Time. 1:00—Silent. RANGEOIL is the time we locate radio N. J., who has had great success Pure Jersey Milk and Cream. Spotoer time and get-together such BY phoning 3866 trouble. The best service is as we had a year ago. ' organizing new chapters in this state. In the past monto he has Why Don't You? less expensive. 'Valentines organized chapters in Norwich and To a Former Top-Kick Stratford and two in New London, WDRC Dial Twisters Van's Service Station Potterton & Krah A Valentine for you, kind sir— with one scheduled for Feb. 6 at "O n the Square** 225 Hartford, Conn. 1880 426 Hartford Road. My only retribution ThompsonviUe. Depot Square Dial W in With heartiest of wishes for Organizer Dodd’s itinerary for the By W. J. DALTON "Van Always Sells for Less." An early execution. first week of Feb. is as foUows: Feb. Sunday, Feb. 5, 0 0 0 7, Booster meeting in D. A. V. HaU, n r'l 10:00 a. m.—^Columbia .Church of In England all radio breadcasting 6 -iO P M H T i O I’ M To a Former Wife Middletown; Feb. 8, completing now toe Air; Lutheran; Rev. Otto This Valentine a message brings is monopolized imder government chapter in Mystic; Feb. 9,‘Booster Mees, D. D. Pres, of Capitol Uni­ WDRC—Lou Schroeders’ Orchestra. WDRO—Easy Aces. WDRC— Public Affairs institute, From one who was your mate; meeting in Bristol; Feb. 10, Booster versity, Columbus, Ohio. ownership and advertistog is abso­ (8:16)—Magic Of A Voice. Continued. Please rest assured I’ll never, mourn SPECIAL meeting in New Britain; Feb. 18, 10:30—Tbe Compinski Trio. lutely barred. After March 81 Can­ WBZ-WBZA—Sports Review, Time, WBZ-WBZA—Commimity Singing (10:45)—Gertrude Niessen. The day I got the gate. completing new chapter in Torrlng- WBZ-WBZA—News o 11:00—Service from toe UnlUuian ada will assume control of all sta­ W eather. Club. 0 0 ton; Feb. 14, completing new chap­ (8:16)—Carnival. (10:46)—Jimmie MeHale*a Or- To Andy Mellon Meeting House; Rev. Charles tions In toe Dominion and bad seri­ Demonstration ter in ’ThompsonvUle. OrM es. ously considered prohibiting adver­ 'Chestra. You've vetoed every chance I've had Comrade Dodd invites all mem­ To cash my bonus papers; 12:00 m.—Salt Lake C3ty . Taber­ tising over toe air. This did not bers to attend these meetings. nacle Choir and Organ. ]Ved. and Thun. I hope St. Peter takes due note A raffle will be started by the set well with Canadian business con­ EVERY Moving - Trucking Of your peculiar capers. 12:30 p. m. Cyril—Maude, Theatri­ cerns, because, as they polnteiL out, Manchester chapter as a start of the annual cal Recollections. PRECAUTION Daily Service to New York welfare work. There will be four listeners are able to tune in Ameri­ FEB. 8 and 9 Upholstering Co. .Vnderson-Shea Auxiliary 12:45—Street Singer. can stations at will so they consid­ is taken in our prescription and Betturh. prizes, first, $10 worth of groceries; 1:00—Thirty Minute Men. Boa Servloe for Private Portias. Owing to the appearance of our second, 35 worth of groceries; third ered it unfair to Canadian products. department to safeguard National Senior Vice Commander, 1:30—Columbia Church of toe Air; Consequently advertising is to be See how easy Itkte Furniture, custom Reasonabip Rates. i and fourth prizes, $2.50 each in Christian Science, Hugh Stuart you. Esck bottle used is James Van Zandt, in Hartford, Feb groceries. Drawings will be held allowed with restrictions. No more Phone 3068 ruary 12. the Hartford District Campbell. get relief from any thoroughly sterilized before built Feb. 22 at toe armory. than five per cent of toe time may Council, V. F. W.. meeting has been 2:00—Betty Rayna Older presents be used in praising their goods. oeing filled. especiaHy for your home. Perrett& Glenney, Comrade Clarence Wetherell has, "The Snips’’. postponed until Sunday, February reported at the Vets Hospital, Mt. Japan, likewise, has assumed con­ Packard's Pharmacy 19, at K. of C. rooms, Thompson- 2:16—Boston (Chamber Music En­ trol of its stations but this control 244 Main St Dial 3615 Inc. Alto, Washington, D. C., and we semble. "A t The Center** vllle. All delegates, alternates and want him to know we are all pulling takes toe form of a rigid censorship Auxiliary members are notified to 2:30—Lou Hart and his Orchestra. for him to return soon, benefited In over all that is spoken over tbe nlr. this effect. 2:45—Poet’s (3old David Ross. American sponsors are beginning to i ' , 0 r health. 8:00—New York Philharmonic Sym­ 4 - P . M We would like a good delegation realize that tc^ much spouting Is do­ The next regular meeting of toe phony Orchestra, Bruna Walter, WDRC—Gypsy Ensemble. WDRC—Guy Lombardo’S Orchestra from our Auxiliary to hear Comrade ing more harm than good. It seems WDRC—The Funnyboners. chapter will be held Wed. Feb. 8 at conductor. WBZ-WBZA—Sporte Review, Time, Van Zandt when he comes to Hart to us that if half toe energy used in the armory. A good attendance is 4:00—Father Charles E. Coughlin, WBZ-WBZA—Carnival, continued. W eather, ford. thinking up a good sales talk were WBZ-WBZA—Concert. desired at this meeting. Radio League of toe Little FIo w t If you iuffer from your feet, you (11:16)—Radio Relay Lsagua. The hamdmade pillow presented to turned to improving toe program it­ have 90 much to gain by attemung us by Mrs. Rose Ubert will be raffled 5:00—Hal (ii^w ln, Texas Cowboy. this spedal Demonttratico that Britlsb War Veterans 5:16—Spirituals; Coleman Williams self results would be more bOTefidal. off at our next meeting, Tuesday, For, after all, if they cannot get us you ihould allow nothing to H igh Grade February 14. The regular monthly meeting of and Raymond Morris. fere with your beiw here on We Ernest H. B en ^ n BUY YOUR to: Mons-Ypres Post wlU be held 6:80—Blue Coal Musical Revue. to listen to their programs they can­ ASSORTED A number of Auxiliary members not expect us to hear toe sales an­ above date. An jNccrt of We NORWALK TIRES attended the Department quarterly next Wednesday, Feb. 8, at toe 6:00—Current Events—H. V. Kal- New York Staff of Dr. Win. W m * Army :nd Navy club. A full at­ tenborn. nouncements. G E N E R A L B E L E C T R K CHOCOLATES meeting in Bristol last Sunday. What has become of Walter Wln- •world noted Font AothertoN AND TUBES tendance of toe members is re­ 6:15—UtUe Jack Llttie. wUl be here to assit^; q d r - # i chell and Ray Perkins and the Btob- q Legion Notes quested, as very Important business 6:80—Albert li^lte, pianist; Flor­ Expert in this important 4 v w . At new low prloM from special 2 9 >^ The committee authorised by toe will be dlscussrtl. Commander Fred ence A Barbara, hiuOTony duo. bins Boys? And I havsn’t heard What you wUl leato about Yteir Merchandiser last meeting of toe post to form Baker will appoint his different 6:45—Durkee Mower "Flufferettes" Tony Wons for a long time—or don’t fret wiU be of Ufe-long b e n ^ to James M. Shearer I get up that early? drum corps to take the place of the committees at this meeting so" it is 7:00— “World’s Business"; Dr. yon. Tbe Poet Test and. h a g M a BUIOK AOENOY THE TEA ROOM All of us have had embarrassing Fife Drum and Bugle Corps which necessary that all members be Julius Klein. , you will receive; the toiftf you Dial 5500 Cor. Hid. Tnrnpike, Main St. 888 Main S t has disbanded, have been appointed present. 7:15—Walter Smith and his Con­ moments at one time or another but wUl experience when the p r ^ by Commander Mahoney. William The second annual banquet of toe cert Band. none as bad as toe announcer over Dr. SWoU AppUanee cr I t e s ^ y A. Allen has been appointed chair Mons-Ypres Post hold last night 7:45—Mary Stone, The Song Girl. WJZ last Thursday night. He was is uaed on your flbot'i W's knewl* man and he will be assisted by Past was a great success. A roast beef 8:00—John Henry — Black River speaking of toe remarkable proper­ edge you wiU gain on tbefr care 7 c o ;■' ■. 4 '■) P '4 Commander John L. Jenney, Harold dinner was served to about 50 Giant. ties of a certain cough syrup when and tbe advice jroo WO grt on the WDRC- Gypsy Ensemble, continued WDRC-r-Harold Stern’s Orchestra. J. Anderson, Robert E. Hathaway suddenly he had a real cough which type of shoe best adjinmd to y o jg WDRC- h’reilcnck William Wile WBZ-WBZA—Lew White, Q ifaalst members and this was followed by 8:15—Andre Kostelanetz presents WBZ-WBZA—Hum and Strum. WBZ-WBZA—carnival, continued. John Bausola. The first meeting of Mairy Eastman, soprano; Male be could not stlfie. He was quick fO T -a n this WITHOUT COOT two hours of entertali neBl sup­ OR OBUOATICRf teYOOt Bi- this committee will be held at toe plied by toe members. Wo were Chorus. wltted enough to blame it ,on a piece State Armory, Monday, February of i)eanut—of all things—which got member the date ai^ b e su rrto A Valehtine Photograph of TR Y OUR mighty pleased to have as our 8:45— John Henry — Black River be here. 6th at 7:30 o’clock. All legionnaires guests. Commander John Q. , Ma­ Giant. in hhi throat. STATE Baby will please your friends REGULAR DINNER who are desirous of becoming honey of toe Legion, Adjutant Jim­ 9:00—Fred Allen’s Bath Club The days of toe high-almighty TONIGHT immensely* part of this o' ' organization are my Sullivan from Anderson-Shea Revue: Ann Leaf, organist; Port­ czar has not passed. Baseball has 40c S requested to attend this meeting. It Post, V. F. W..'Commander Geor/ra land Hoffa; Charles Carllle, tenor; its monarch in toe person of Judge FREEl:^ From 11 A . M. to 1 P* I t Is expected that toe new organiza­ Dial 5808 Schreck of Manchester Chapter, D. Roy Atwell, Marilon Dix, actress; Landis, toe mbvies have theirs in fcOowtoshwefelwaii t. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. tion will not dlffei materially from A\ V., Clarence Martin, president of Guest Star; Orchestra. Will Hays and now comes radio with “PARACHUTE JUMPER*’ For a studio or home CLEARY7S , toe old one, but will be under toe toe Army and Navy club and Part 9:30—Enroute to Pennsoll Parade of a czar all it’s own. He is Newton appointment. direct supervision of toe post and Commander Lawrence Converse of Melodies; Orcbestte; Male Quar­ D. Baker, formerly secretary of war Sally Ellers LUNCH operate under the By-Laws of the toe Ward Cheney Camp. Spanish tet. in President Wilson’s cabinet The FALLOT STUDIO a i d . f i i M t post. The disbanded corps oper­ War Veterans. Command" Ivory 10:00—Ernest Hutcheson, pianist; long drawn out battle between toe “SECOND HAND WIFE” ated as a separate unit and under and Vice-Commander Furley ofLthe concert orchestra. Nraonal Association of Broadcast­ its own set of laws. 10:80—^The Gauchos. ers and toe copyright owners of mu- Commander Mahoney has ap Springfield Post of BriUsh War Veterans and Commander Thomas 11:00—Isham Jones’ Orchestra. sio has shown the necessity of / ' I ‘v/' I ’ pointed T. Edward Brosnan, chair 11:80—Eddie Duchin’s Orchestra. i^ted front as far as toe broad- .WDRO-^Uent • man, Fred Sadler, Peter Frey, John Goldstraw of Edith CaveU Com W WDRC—Dance Music; WDRC-i-Bing C ro^ . mand of Hartford. Each of our cafters are concerned. Thw fee (4 ) W B Z-W BZA ^ Dob y G. Glenney and Gustave Pennery that with one person representing al ' as toe committee r^resenting toe guests in their short talks extend­ Sookto. WBZ-WBZA—Barn Di WBZ^WBCA^-Caniival, eontinuod. ehostra. ed the greetings of their organisa­ stations more can be accomplished post which will co-operate with Deaths Last Night »b*n if each fought alone. The committee selected by toe Auxiliary tions to toe Mons-Ypres J?ost. We original thirteen states knew that F O R T B E to arrange the joint meeting of toe would take this opportunity to USED CAR SALE one hundred and fifty years ago. (HEVROhET post and unit for February 27th. compliment all those who had London—MaJ, Sir Evan Eyare Yoor Old ear takOT aa dowa A D A D m V AJI comrades who are planning charge of toe banquet for the fine Carter, 66, director of supplies for ' navmiatt" < wm add beautgM^ , to attend the exercises at toe Hor way it was mainaged. Everyone toe British edpefiitomary forces SEEK FlSBlNe OROOnMB Seles and S«rvi^ ooM te your ace BushneU Memorial' dp Monday prwNnt voted the affair, ths. best during tlte world war. Halifax, N. 8., Feb. 4.—(AP) — m i * Februa^ 18th at which 'thne Na. yet and are looking forward for a WnsblngtOT — Andrew pickson DUWO'POgaMot Slid. similar one in tbe very near future. Barlow, 70, consul general to Henl- Fishermen from the Vnited King­ tioaa] Comnaander Louis A. John­ C.E.HOUJ ARMORY [fiS son win deliver bis Oonneotleut ad- A beautiful cake baked and pre­ co in toe MoKInley and Rooievelt dom, forced to 'ook elsewhere for their oatehee when North Sea &S0N, GARAGE SCHALLER^ M B J S i drsss, are requested to contact the sented by Comrade Bill Davis to admlnlstrntlone. U fa post adjutant at mice if they de­ be raffled off was won by Comrade Bucyrufl. O.—Frank A. Sobiskn, grounds were depleted, are planning Soe “ Tbe World's AB sire a seat in toe reserved section “Lou" MiUlgan. ^ 49,-preeident of toe International tb send a fleet of trawlere to the Sehool Ban, M M W cIta S i - as but few choice seats remain. Tbe bowling team of the Mons- Meobaalee’ Union of toe New Otaad Banks. I '-ii f ' "iiilii II k Ypres. Port, are «lnieMlaf,-aB4'

PAGBSIZ JIAITCBBSTBR EVENING HESAlD, SOUTH UANCHESm. CONN, SATURDAY, fEBRUABY A i«S& Here. Are Properties At $10,000 Or M o^ 10,925 Tedfoid, George ...... 19,010 The Uat of Mancheftar taxpajan Davldioa, WilUam J .«... W alsh . W U Uam 16,980 NoAdtasMenti Meyer AH^nadeisohn^ xne. 76343 Jachson, John : ...... Thibodeau, Joarahlne . . 11,026 who will pay oo tax Uata totallBf DeFyvge, ^ertaa ...... 14,860 18,550 O’Connor, John P., Chas. Waltz; Annie M...... 10,215 Bank Smoke Shop, Xne... 50375 Moeser, Hnry a J...... 32360 12,770 Thompson, Jennki C. . . . 10.760 110,000 or over la printed In to* Dempster, Mra. John M. Jacobs. Bhnest ...... 15,290 P ...... 10,275 Watkins Brothere Uc, ... 261380 Baneeaer, Gustava ...... S1345 MohC, Fittg ...... 30. ^ 86,160 Thempemi. Mary *...... 12,526 day’s Issue o f The Herald. On those Dewey, Rlchman ...... Jacobson, Chartotta .... 10,795 Odd FaUows BuUding Watldns, C. Elmore .... 14.040 Ruckland, W m . X* E s t . . 27310 Montgomery Ward A Co. ;054i(i '1 2 .0 0 0 Jaoobeon, Chartes ...... ThotBtOn, Hugh ...... 18,4*0 listed below will ome the major Dewey. Rlchman Co. ... 16,100 -Association, lac ...... 115,900 Watkins, Ernest F ...... 19,200 colonial Beacon OU Co., Morans, Htory B. Est .. 10340 16,250 Jaffa 4 Podrove ...... Tinker, Anita B ...... 18,1Q0 burden of the current, year’s tax Dewey, Albert T., Jane 59316 Oloott Adeline ...... 89,121 Watson, Janma ...... 17,660 In c...... 22.100 McRis A Oo...... Vv- 21330 15,070 Jarvis. Alex Jr...... 14.710 Tinker, W iU lam R . Jr. .. 15.760 to raise an estimated $1,060,000 Dewey, Jane N...... Oloott, W alter ...... 22.980 W eir, G eorge, M innie . . 12,585 Custer. WUUam, Martha 15375 McCleUaD Storef Inr. ... 18if41 Diamond, Morris L. .... 26,690 Jarvis, Alexander Sr. E st 41,625 T in ker. W UUam R . Sr. .. 16,855 this year from the grand list of O’Leary, P. J...... 58,955 Weldon, Annie ...... 81.200Dalby RealW Corp...... 48.425 Nemlrow, Bella, Bdith, 12,126 Jarvis, BmU ...... 12,845 Toohey, Maty A., Dor­ $47,450,721, as reported by the IMana, Frank ...... Orange Hall Corp...... 30,020 W est, H ector, H aro ld . . 28.850 D an^, Kate L ...... 10350 O la a e r ...... '48380 Dlgney, J oh n ...... 15,090 Jensen, John ...... 20,993 othy. and Mrs. R. T. Wetherril, Robert ..... 10,820 Board of Assessors last week. OrflteUi, M ichael...... 22,495 Dennison, Carrol Caee .. 10375 New Haven Bank ..I,,. Dlmock, Louis C ...... 19,289 Johnson, Aaron ...... 159,906 Dwyer ...... I6,ii6 It Is esUmated that a 22 mill tax Orferd Soap.Oo...... 1,061,416 W e th e i^ . S. Joaephlhe . 11,080 D exter, Q.- H . A Sons, Inc. 68,750 OMeara, Martin J. i... 1 6 ^ Doellner, Robert ...... 12380 Johnson, A lfnd ...... 10326 Treat, Cbariea O. eat .. 17386 W heaton. L evi et ux . . . 16,780 will be necessary to raise the Osano, U rb w o ...... 16,776 EldridM, Emma K ...... 48,792 Pixmey, Lula M .'...... 10368 Doland, E. G. et ux .... 33,640 Johnson, Alfred E st .... 10,000 Treat, Robart V ...... 19376 amount necesssury to carry on the P WUllams, Frank V ...... 17345 Bqatw la Life Assurance Pitkin, R ob^ B it ...... 3 2 3 2 0 Donahue, Francis ...... /12,870 Johnson. Cart G...... 10,400 Trotter, Alexander, ect. 62,855 town’s business for the year. The Packard, Elmore C. .... 15.600 W UUs, G . E . A Sons, Inc. 57,090 Society ^ U. S...... 81,540 PumeU, RMsaOU T ...... ^ 8 ^ DonMiue, Francis and Johnson, Carlyle Machine Trotter, Joeeph ...... 24,785 five mill Increase over 1982 will be Pagani, Vinoanso, Dante, WUson, C. E. A Oo. .*.. 68,600 F irs t N atio o al Stores . . . 20,400 Sheehan, M artha ...... 81366 James Johnston ...... 82,800 Co...... 163.775 Trotter, Thom as, Annie 13,275 ynasler, John, Ksth- necessary due to larger appropri­ A ld o ...... 81.600 General Ice Cream Cor- SUyeman A Kahn...... 31390 Donahue, Robert, Nora 14,050 Johnson, Chrlstlae ...... 18.790 Turldngton,. Sarah A . . . 16,080 ations for unemployment and char­ Palauskaa, M ary ...... 11,900 erine ...... 10,425 poratloD...... 40,020 So. New England' Td. Donze, Paul S. lOldred Johnson, E m U ...... 10,125 Turldngton, Stevenson . 15,840 ity, the reduction in stocks of man­ Palmer, Bvdyn, Kath­ W ood, Julia A ...... 11,550 Glaatonbury Knittiaf Co. 62395 Oo...... 14.685 M...... 11,560 Johnson, Frits and Han­ Tweromte, Joseph et al IS,'..! ufacturers and merchants, the de­ erine ...... 10,920 Wood, L. T. A Oo...... 70,785 Glasaer, Harry, hOnnle Standard OU Co...... 38346 Dougan Dye Works .... 18,790 nah ...... 21,835 W oedbridge, A rth u r . . . 29,095 crease in valuation of mills and Paris, GotUeb...... 16,066 B arrabee ...... 88,670 Standisb, Edward A. Est. M305 Dougherty, estate ...... 12,612 Johnson^ NicoUne ...... 15,195 V alluasl, F ran k et ux . . 21,625 machinery and a very large de­ Parks, Isaac, et u x ...... 14.195 Woodhouse, Charles J. . 11,185 Goeben, Ferdinand .;... 18,803 Staimard, J. H ...... 1L606 Dennis Dunn, eat...... 10,616 Johnson, George 8. and Vanderbrook. a L. .... 20.010 crease in the valuation of automo­ Patterson, W UUam ...... 82,815 Wright Hannah 0.>.... 11,410 Ckiodale, liba. B e n ...... 17,075 Stein, M oses...... 11,090 i M a r y ...... 10,885 van Scott, Rudolph .... 10,280 c- biles and trucks. Less than 90 per B Pearl, Stephen D ...... 14,225 W r$ht Jamea J. . I.... 18340 Great Atlantic A PaoUlo *rhome, Ethel M. C. .... 14,488 Johnson, William S. et ux 17,080 Venaard, Thomaa H. . .. 50,565 cent of last year’s taxes have been Edgerton, Edgar, Pentland, Sarah ...... 10.670 W right John est...... 28,680 T ea Co...... 38,907 Valvoline OU Company .. ' 30,3817 Johnston, Fshnds ...... 1 20,370 Vince, A n gelo ...... 14,740 Wright, John. Jr...... 18,006 received by Tax Collector George Augusta B...... 14,916 Perrett 4 Glenney Real­ H artm an Tobacco Co. . . . 158,620 Warner Brothers, Inc. .. 919315 I Johnston, Robert M ...... 11,676 Viot, Mabel C ase ...... 22,660 Wright, Joseph ...... 15,65”>H a rtfo rd Q a i C o m p a n y .. 290,821 H. Howe, which deficit must be Ela, Jennie ...... 12.845 ty Co...... 17,925 Welch, G. H arold ...... 63375 Elman, Morris 1.* ...... ' Johnston, Thomas and I W Wright Rebecca J...... 15,180 Higgtos, Mary ...... 11,485 added to the amount to be raised 11,61! Perrett 4 Glenney Xno... 16,010 Whiter Harian ...... 10^600 Elliott, Edward, Sr. .... BUen ...... 11.170 W ade, Charles, A n n a . . 16,295 y Hutcblttson, A deline O. . 50,067 bv taxation as required by law. 16,460 Phelps, Frank L...... 19.981 Wickham Real Estate Emonds, Joseph, Louise 24,475 Jones, R alp h ...... '.. 12,420 Waddell, (3eorge H ...... 14.640 Yafcaltls, Kastana ...... 13,260Klelman, Louis L ...... 16,025 Corp...... 69,775 ' The list of those paying taxes on Pickles, WiUlam F ...... 37,130 Enemaif, Annie ...... 16,760 Jones, WlUiam and Mary' 17.680 WaddeU, MaybeUe ...... 22,865 Yulyes, Samuel ...... 18,710 Kobn, Bdom on, Jerom e . 14,174 Wirtalla, Paul C...... 10375 valuations of $10,000 or over fol­ Plnney, Edna G ...... 21,070 England, W. Harry ..... 132,854 Joyce, Thom as...... 17.140 W addeU, Thom as, S r. . . 12,770 Z Lavltt, Joeeph et a l ...... 46,285 Woodland Tobacco Com­ lows; Pitkin, Frederick W . 21,630 Enrico, Dominic et ux.., ^ 11,980 K WeUcer, W U liam e a t . . 12,140 Zwlck, Samuel ...... 11,400Lewis Brothers ...... 15,086 pany ...... 66,763 A Pitkin, Susan et a l ...... 19.460 Kanehl, W illiam and Meta 51.800 Aceto, Jameij ...... $ P Plano, Frank, CecUa ... 10.670 Fallows, James E st.... Kearney, Edward D ...... 14,070 Adamson, James W. . . . 18.7W 18,800 Plano, Melchlorre, Fran­ Farr, Antonio, Est. .... 10,500 Keating. Mary B. Est. .. 23,200 Addy, John ...... 16.200 cesca ...... 18,360 Farr, Felix, Lu cy ...... 21,645 Keeney, H. S...... 27.990 Agostinelli, Aldolna ... 14,330 Podrove, Abraham ...... 11,655 BMTSM EXPECTS MntSESIMFOItTjUIT Agostinelllo, Uslllo and Farr, FeliXH.Rocco...... 01,750 Keeney, Mary B ...... 11,005 J Pola, Luigi ...... 16,415 WORLD CHAMPION LIVES Fara, Frank ...... 18,116 Keeney, Robert R. and M. Roccagni ...... 10.065 PoUsh Grocery Corp. ... 16.460 Aitkins, Margaret C. ... 10,095 Farr, Frank, Antoinettl. 48,200 Ethel Flood ...... 30.976 Porterfield, Clarence A. 11365 DEBT CANGELUTHM Allen, George H...... 13.486Farr, Lucy and Angeline Keith, George E ...... 111.120 TOPUBUCflEUIS I! Powers, Mary, Ahna, Lls- Alton, Richard C...... 11.6*0 Del Guerlco...... 81306 Keith, G. E. Furniture sle Snow ...... '... 10,400 IN TOWN— IT’S A BULL! Alvord, Harold, Marlon . 29,5M Farr, Rocco ...... 22.050 Co...... 28,590 10,880 Anderson, Carl W., Inc. 13,Mo Farr, Theresa est., James Kellum, A nna ...... 10,050 Proctor, Jane ...... Anderson, Grace E ...... 22,600 W ...... 30.845 Kemp, Aima ....; ...... 17,120 Hopes To CoDTince Ameri­ Connecticut Agricultural OoUega at Thon Enqiloieil ^ Moici- Anderson, Oscar S. et ux 11.178 Farr, Theresa, Philip .. 29.980 Kemp, Samuel J. Jr...... 22,122 Quinn, J. H...... :.. 11.755 Fine Bred Gnernsey At Storrs, tU s belag toe largest amount Andlsio, Louis, CaralUo . 11,166 Faulkner, Loretta C ...... 10,800 Klldlsh, A n n ie...... 12,770 Quinn, J. H. Co...... 10,000 of milk and butter fat produced m Arnott, Alexander & Fay, Mary Est...... 10,095 Kingbaum, Cart and Mary 10,386 Qulsh, Wm. P. et ux .... 21,410 can Peopk That Action this state up to that time. paiities Have Rde Tkt Margaret Collins ost. . 17,206 Felice, Luigi ...... 22,206 Klrschiper, Augusta .... 15,695 B Greenaway Fann Has Re^ And l^ le t was not far behind her Klssman. Adolph ...... Arnott, Francis ...... 35,120Ferguson, Andrew and 14,740 Ray, Francis, Lorraine .. 16,000 sister in the matter of production. Atkinson, Wm. J...... 10,886 Kittle, Robert et ux ...., ' Will Benefit wye World. Ann ...... 10,080 21.760 Reid, Winnie A ...... 10.945 Xa Xaet she eaceeded Blossom ia the Means Great Deal Knofia, Adolph ...... 24,185 ord Uiat Sorpasses AO B Ferguson, Thomas ...... 18.765 Reymander, Joseph .... 10,820 number of pounds of milk pioduoed, Ferguson, William J., Knofia, A lb e rt...... 12,850 Bailey, Oscar E ...... 11,220 Rich, Richard G ...... 18.435 toe figure being nearW 14,000 Agnes ...... Knofia, Arthur A ...... 26,090 London, Feb. 4— (AP) — Great pounds. In butter fot, Violet pro­ Baker, J. Clarke and _ 10.825 Richards, N. B...... 44,860 Others—Farm Is Last (EDITOB’S NOTE: This l6 the Ferris, Mae L ...... 18.875 Kohls, Hugo ...... 14,480 duced 705 pounds. Myrtle W ...... Richardson, Johnathan.. 27,795 Britain hopes to convince American eighth If a seriee of weakly arBoUe Balch & Brown ...... * 7 ,7 »Flllere, Jules ...... Kompanlk, Colestine, 'Sm all wonder then that Hero is 10,180 Richman, Leonard J. ... 16,616 pubUo odnlon in the next few weeks azplalninf tha fuaetionz and work Bantly, E. T ...... 38,975Fillere, Leontine • e • • t • 16,920 M a r y ...... 12,670 king at Greenaway. The form now Rlsley, Wm. F...... 16,485 that a drastic scaling down, or even Word In Qeanliness. (; toe State Department ef Health Bantly, Ernest, ^dele .. 21,818 Finlay, Katherine M.. 18,160 Kowsz, Konstanty ...... 10.680 has four cows, flva helfen, three R obb, J o h n ...... 12,420 cancellation of the war debts wUl and its various bureaus.) Barlow, Clarence ...... 20,670Fish, Edward L ...... 18,025 Krah, Fred A ...... 14.790 large bulls sad two small buOs, all Robb, Matthew Est., not only benefit the United States, Barrett, Allen M...... 18,4MFish, George L. Kratt, Edward R...... 22,978 blood rMatloas of toe nighty Hero. 12,220 but the whole world. It is one of the most intersstlng Of toe rneuy tubdivlsioas the Hausola, Alfred ...... ll.lOOFitzgerald, William .... L lU isabeth ...... 18.865 at 17,520 It was stated in hlgben govern­ and at the same time moat little The other large bulls are. known as Beechler, Efflc A...... 22,560Flavel, L isrte ...... Lamenzo, Antonio ...... 16.710 Robertson, Grace ...... 11.195 Connecticut State Department ef 16,420 ment quarters that Great - Britain known of places in Manchester. It "Gay B (^ ’ and "Bellair Harvester”, Behrendt. M a rth a ...... 18.810 Fogarty, Margaret, Wil­ Lanteri, Gaetano, et ux . 11.805 Robertson, W . W ...... 31.945 who, despite their flnenees, must HSelto, too oae which comeb H plans to inaugurate its campaign as is located within the oonfines of the Bendall, Eleanor M...... 10,586 liam E s t...... Larson, Hannah B ...... Robinson, Christine, Ad bow before the proved superiority 12.785 12,000 sx>D as Sir Ronald Lindsay, the town, bounded on the east by Pros­ o f contact with toe publlo ef toe state Benderson, Sophia ...... ■ 11,110 Foley, Michael ...... Laufer, J acob...... 25,155 minlstratrix ...... 17,785 the Kero of Greenaway. 26,b20 British ambassador, returns to the pect street, on tbs south by Haokma moat closely and moat often ia Bennet. Elizabeth M., Forbiss, George ...... Lenti, John ...... 16.976 Robinson, Clara E ...... 11,286 The Hoepital 12.1.05 United States. The main purpose tack street, on the west by Keeney Sarah R ...... 10.820Foulds, William dc Co... 38,951 Lent!, Louis ...... 12,000 Robinson, Jennie F. .... 20,965 The hospital, as it is called, is an­ doubtedly toe Bureau of ^bCe wiU be to counteract any beUef la street and on the north 1^ a aar' Benson, Joseph ...... IJ.OooFoulds,' WilUam, ^r ...... 24.005 Levchuk, Michael, Marla 24,280 Rogers Paper Mfg. Co. 808,004 other not of Interest Xt is here Health Nursing of whlto Saxuh R. the United States that the debt row strip of woods banlong tha Benson, Mary ...... 21,460Foxx, Minnie, Sarah Lewis, Clement ...... 10.380 Rogers, Alex ...... 10,100 that all animals purohasad by the Addison, R. N., ia tha direofor, question merely involves the pay­ small brook which runs virtually Betts, George M., Emma Thornton ...... 10,045 Lewis, Ethel F. and Rogers, Gertrude H. ... 86,110 form are quarantined for sixty days While publlo health nundag aerv- ...... 23,770 ment of money owed by Great through the heart of Manebestm. toes have been developed In an toe Frachey, A. Frank ...... 12,880 ^^hilip ...... 15,725 Rogers, Thomas J...... 12365 before being allowed to mingle with Bllyeau, Carl N ...... 10,660 Britain, which if not fuUy disebarg' Even with this somewhat detailed Fradin, Julius...... 27,218 Lewis, Philip ...... 31.170 Rogers, Willard. B. .... 18.435 toe herd, u this way it is possible large cities and a majority of the Blish & Quinn Realty ed, WiU fall upon the shoulders 01 description, very few will be aUe to Frischie, Walter, ^elyn 19.100 Limbacker, Frank J. and R^an, James et ux 28.865 to five toe anliuals a comideta ex­ smaller communltloa ef toe state, Co...... 68.176 the American taxpayer. recognize the subject tl^ story. Friend, Amos E ...... 14,110 Mabel ...... 11.965 RoUason, Joseph ...... 11,635 a t amination to determine their fltnaae. there are still a number of the lat­ Blish. F. T. Hardware The Cabinet is united behind the It is Greenaway Farm— unpreten­ Q Little, Robert and George Rublnow, W illiam ...... 127,740 They must hi one hundred per cent ter, principally In toe very rwnl Co...... 21,690 views expressed by NevUle *Cham> tious as its name, and yet withal GagUardone, Pio ...... 54.780 M cKinney ...... 50,995 RuddeU, H. Louise ...... 19,590 perfect ia every detail before final sectiona adiloh have not baed able Blish, Fred T ...... 14,*M beriain, chanbeUor of the exeebe- one of the moat perfectly maintain­ Gambolatl, CamiUo .... 51.780 Little, Sarah J ...... 35,315 Runde, Christine est. ... 28,245 ajmroval is given. as yet to provide a similar atyrtee Bogacuk, Ben, Leopadia 18,046 quer. The News Letter, official ed and modemly equiiqpM farma'in tor their dtisena. Gammons-Holmaa Com­ Little. Samuel et ux .... 10,660 Rush, Laura ...... 17,650 It is here also that the maternity Belles, Samuel H. 11,687 organ of Premier MacDonald's Connecticut, if not la the eoimtry. It Is one of toe funetieas of toe pany ...... 12,600 Lobec, John ...... 12.760 Russell, Joseph, Frieda.. 11,170 ward is maintained where the ani­ Bo.^e, August est., Han- Labor Party, said today that M r Fine Guernsey Cattle B ureau Public Health Noning 18,680 Gammons, WilUam B. Loomis, Arthur E ...... 12,660 Russell, R. LaMotte ... > 22,975 mals ere given the finest of care. at ...... Chamberlain '^apmiralUy state is also serv^^iSouSiy Boukus, Anthony ...... RusseU, B arbara ...... Cabinet’s views in his recent 4d< has been in'existence ft has pasirnd 14,010 Gardner. MltUda G. H.. Luettgens, Margaret ... 10300 scrubbed and swept to gustenlng who ere anxious to promote pubHc Bowers, Sherwood G. . .. 10,220 8 dress at Leeds. In that speech be almost unnoticed as far as being Gardner. Thsmas et ux. 12,485 Lundberg, G. A. F...... 19,055 petfection. ’Throughout every 'build­ health nursing and to guide and as­ Bowers. Sherwood, Ray- Sadysky, Emily W ...... 14,845 declared a bualneiss revival woud publicized and exploited. Only at 60,965 Getzvich, Amelia ...... 12,680 L y d a ll St Foulds Paper ing on toe farm toe same cieanH- sist them in toe methods of devel­ mond ...... Salmond, Paul and Gul- result from cancellation or drastic rare intervals has its many accom- 10.675 Giblin, Mary ...... 11.745 Co...... 51,448 hess pervades toe atmosphere, ex­ oping this invaluable health serv­ Boyd, Janet seppi ...... 10,180 reduction of the debts. pllshmenta been given space in pript 12,695 Gibson, B. H ...... 15,870 Lydall, E. A ...... 11.300 tending to the very limits of toe ice. Boyle, Edward Salonik, JuUan ...... 12,680 The provisional Lausanne agree­ And yet, to persons familiar in this 19,410 Gilman, Martin L...... 19.835 Lynch, Edward . 12.140 more than rixty acres of Greena­ Public'health nursing baeune a Brazauskl, Adam •...... Sanderson, Henry Est. .. 12,100 ment vlrtuaUy ending German field, Greenaway Farm is a name 13.865 Giunipero, V o h n ...... 27,700 w ay. distinct activity of toe department Brazauski. John ...... Sankey, G. H ...... 12.460 reparations Is regarded by the Brit­ synonymous with the finest bcped of Brink, William, est...... 10,250 Gleason, Annie 8...... 11,450 MacKinnon, Mary ...... 15,425 *rhe farm has many other activi­ in 1919 as toe result 6f a survey at Sargeni, M innie ...... 14.755 ish Cabinet as the anchor for world Guemtey dairy cattle that have been 12,325 Gleason, WUUam ...... 15,730 Madden, Alex ...... 19.965 ties besides tbs' production of but­ public healto nursing to toe qfote, Brozowski, Tony ...... Sass, WiUlam ...... 10,658 recovery and that body stands firm­ raised anywhere. This seems Bryan, Dennis ...... 18,960 Glenney, Christopher, Madden, J. H ...... 15,935 ter, cream and milk. One huUding made at toe request a t the Com­ Sayings Bank of Man­ ly behind the statement of Cham­ broad statement to make, but it ia Bryan. George, Edward 11,028 Earl Seaman 90,975 Magnell, Maria et al ... 35,190 houses chickens and ducks and on missioner of Heuto. Fh*f aWYey chester ...... '... •117,010 berlain that any agreement with the well substantiated by facts provided Buckley. William E. .... 12,030 Glenney, Jessie...... 18,885 Maguire, James ...... 12,750 toe south side of Hackma^ck street which was completed in 1918' dis­ Savings Bank of Man­ United States should be "final” and by the fanq manikger. Bunce, Ina, Louis C .... 23,850 Glenney, Margaret I. .. 10,020 Maguire, William J. ... 22.805 are toe form’s greenhouses, where closed toe fact toat there 'were chester (Pine Forest not involve resumption of repara' To reach the farm proper, it 1s Burgess. Samuel ...... 27,135 Glenney, W. G. Co...... 88,662 Mahoney, Ellen ...... 14,360 vegetablea and fx^ts are raised, In- m uiy sections of toe state in ^hleh Itealty Co.) ...... 17,676 necessary' to follow a well kept dirt Burke, Harry M ...... 10,685 Glenney, W . G. Est .... 24,190 Mahoney, John' ...... 13,910 dlcatlBg toe diversity of accomplish' no puhUo health autalnf wat | M | ig Savings Bank of Man­ The Cabinet also stood behind road that branches off Prospect Burkp, James M ...... 30,635 Glenney, W . George .... 12.465 Manchester Athletic As­ ment at Greenaway Farm; done, though greatly neodeA j., The chester (Irving Camp- Chamberlain’s statenaents to Ameri street near its mouth at Hackmatack Burr, C. R. & Co., Inc.. 43,422 Golway, Elizabeth ...... 11,910 sociation ...... 12,925 But it is in Nina’s Hero of Greena­ survey brought to light maiq^. in-' beU Property) ...... 14,400 can correspondents that be does not street. This road takes one to acre Burr, Clifford R ...... • 19,530 Gollmltzer, John ...... 12,275 Manchester Building & way that toe farm takes most pride stances where toe publlo mwlth Schaller, Gustiff Jr...... 11,915 regwrd the debts taUu in March as upon acre of level, beautifully kept nurse would have been of invalu­ C Goodstein, Lena ...... 47,145 Loan Assn...... 12.805 —and rightly so. SchaUer, Henry ...... 17,395 "a great swatiping doaL” land, with here and there a white able assistance In tnlbiBoolng nuh- Cairns, John, est...... 16,000 Gorman, Robert et als.. 48,545 Manchester Construction Schaub, Martin and Mary painted building—« scene that gives Ue opinion in matters peraulng Caldwell, David M. ...• 12.390 Gorman, Suzan ...... 56,990 Com pany ...... 26:,183 Est...... 11,699 one the impression of a model com' to health and in giving nmai Itoed- Calhoun, Patrick ...... 14.675 Gorman, Thomas F., Manchester C o u.n t r y Schlrtdge. WUUam H. onRmivEnumi munity rather than a form. ed care to toe sick. ^ Campbell, Earl J...... 21.390 Margaret Spuhler ... 45,985 C l u b ...... 10,600 SHEEP BREEDERS PLAN E st...... 16,620 The road leads directly to the On toe basla of tbSM fliAaga Carlson, Ellen C...... i 10,955 Gorman, Walter P ...... 28,790 Manchester Electric Co. 602,864 Schrelber, Gxutave ...... 41,460 main and most important building recommendationa were made ’that Carlson, Violet S...... 12,495 Gorman, Walter P. et als. 38.040 Manchester Lodge A. F. Schubert. R obert ...... 10,570 1ND.S.00TOFW111K of all— the bam, a rambling, spadous 4 0 TH ANNUAL MEEnNG toe State Department of Health 13,110 Graham, Catherine .... 10.775 & A . M ...... 01,5n V Carr, William J...... Scranton, E. E. et ux ... 21.500 structure divided into three'sections, Case Brothers, Inc. ...« 379,870 Graham, Thomas, Sarah 15,670 Manchester Lumber Co. 71,620 provide within toe departfii^ a Seaman, Earl G...... 13,615 all connected at the rear. It con­ nuxaing staff with a supOiMKn* (.’ase,, Lawrence W ...... 44,790 Grant, Ellen A ...... 12.785 Manchester Plumbing A Seaman, Harry B. Est .. U ,180 A. F. of L. Official Estimates sists of the dairy, toe milk room To Be Held At Hotel Garde, quaUflod by traintog ahd Cavagnaro, Stephen .... 11,150 Grant, Louis L ...... 46,820 Supply Co...... 16.800 ia w l- Seelert, EmU, Minnie ... 17,195 That 45,000,000 Americans and office, and toe hoq;>ital or ma' Hartfford, February 15—The enee to direct toe development^ of Chapman, Helen, Mary .r 63,845 Greenhill Estates ...... 13.050 Manchester Realty Co. 165,560 Segar, Edward E ...... 18,260 temity room. The rear section is pubUe health nursing In aO •eetfoas Chapnick, Hyman ...... 14,070 Grezel, Albert et a l ...... 19.970 Manchester SBad and Are Now Poverty Stricken' Program. Selwitz, Israel ...... 86,920 used mostly for storage purposes. o f the State and to ndvtea with ao- Chartier, Joseph, Mar­ H • G ravel Co...... 1 8 ,n 5 Sharp, William ...... 16,385 Washington, Feb. 4— (A P) — An Neat As. One’s Heme sodatioas previously formed aa to garet ...... 11,050 Hackett, John H ...... 97.780 Manchester Trust Co. .. 77.990 Hartford, Feb. 4.—The fortieto Shea, Patrick F...... 15.755 imperative need for further Federal The-inside of toe building ia a annual meeting of toe Conneotieut toe beet methods of further de- Chartier, Paul, Carrie .. 13.865 Hahn, Joseph and Mary . 10,150 Manchester Water Co. . 107.855 Shea, WUliam J ...... 15,730 reUef was declared to exist today marvCl of immaculate cleanliness Sheep Breeders’ Association will be vel(q>lng their pngzama. As a> A - Cheney Brothers ...... 11,006,777 Hale, Arthur, Minnie ... 20,165 Manning, Jane E ...... 20,080 Sheridan, John F. E st .. 105.400 before the Senate committee busy and neatness and modem improve­ hdd in Hartford at the Hotel Garde rect result of toe recommendattem Cheney Brothers Green­ Hanna, Alex and Anna .. 21.745 Marchuck, Wasel, Sophie 14,095 Shields, WUUam J. et ux 24,923 with the question, testimony oelng ments. The floors are cement, toe on FebruEuy 15. C. F rederic Beach toe fo n ew la g irear; to 1919, liy a u - away F a r m ...... 68,177 Hannon, Patrick F ...... 15,890 Marks, Karl ...... 14,146 Simon, Scott H., Jose- given that the unemployed total stalls of cement, and ' Iron, well of West Hartford, presldeBt of toe thorintion of tha v.enesal Aomm- Cheney Brothers Home­ Hare, Frank ...... 10.825 Marlow 4 Jaffe ...... 24,675 p U p e R ...... 10,600 this w eek exceeded 12,000,000 fo r bedded w ith petimut shells. Tha association, has osUed toe meeting tfly, a Bureau of Child Hyglaaa and stead ...... 31,131 Harrison, Emily ...... 10,680 Marlow, Nathan B ...... 20,305 Skates, Curtis, Clement the first time. walls are painted white and every for 11:00 a. m., when the election of PubUc Health Nursing was eatOb- Cheney, A. W., Louise, Harrison, Henry W. Est. 18,010 Mason, Elizabeth S ...... 10.380 PontUlo ...... 16,000 The witness—Edward F. Mc- thing ia as spick and span as toe officers and other business will be liahed and continued to fiiaetion Robert ...... 139,978 HauschUd, Am eUa ...... 14,940 Mathers, Mary ...... 10,050 Skewes, H arriet ...... 12.075 Grady of the American Federation moat fastidloui of housekeepers taken w after which toe group will thus im tll 1988 when, a^ eepatato Cheney, Annie H ...... 78,812 Hausmann, Arnold Est. May, George W ...... 13.140 Skrabaez, Charles ...... 16,325 of Labor—numbered the Americana could desire. The necessary ma have luncheon. Bureau of Public Nurelng was cre­ Cheney, A u s tin ...... 39,827 and Martha Sheehan.. 22.135 Mercer, Arthur est...... 10.775 Sloan, Thomas H ...... 18.746 in poverty a t 46,000,000. chlnery and equipment is toe most The educational part of toe pro­ ated. Cheney, Charles ...... 42,725 Hayes,' Archie ...... 35.135 Mercer, William et ux .. 10.300 SmachettI, Pasquale .... 18,030 The comxhittee turned to him up-to-date obtainable, in keeping gram will begin at 1:80 o’clock Although toe work wea com­ Cheney, Charles, trustee Hayes, Mary L ...... 16,185 Merz, George and Nellie 10,626 Smith, Ernest D ...... { 13.125 after hearing a succession .of wit­ with the rest when John G. Glavin, Vocational menced ieaa then fifteen y oo n a ^ for Seth Leslie Cheney 20,987 Hayes, Stella M ...... 14,540 Merz, M atthew...... 17,105 Smith, Frank, Sarah .... 12,220 nesses, among them Harvey Couch, It is here that Nina’s Hero of Agricultural TOaober in toe Shel- toe results are evident to toe fig­ Cheney, Clifford D ...... 47,262 Healy, Jeremiah ...... 13.835 Messier, Wilbrod J...... 17,970 Smith, George B. > • e e s e « 12,270 Reoouitruotion Corporation Di­ Greenaway has bis domain, an un­ btime Fafis High sehOol, Shel­ ures which show toat at toe 189 Cheney, Ellen C...... 38,126 Helm, A. Stanley, Emily Miller, Anna R. et cJ .. 22,757 Smith, George 8. 48.165 rector, who advocated UberaUzatlon questioned ruler. Hero is a Guern­ burne Falls, Massachusetts, will ex­ towns of the state 108 have full Cheney, Frank, Jr...... 79,577 ...... 10,687 Miner, Adeline ...... 29,130 Smith, George W. e a e e e < 92,840 sey bull and is eight years old. He plain some of the latest develop­ Ume pubBe bealto nursing earriees Cheney, Frank D ...... 48,783 Hennequin, Alfred and Miner, Dorothy C. et al 12,500 of laws aimed to stimulate esaploy~ Smith, John W ...... 10.675 ment He bad-in mind espedaUy was bom on toe farm, sired by Lang- ments in lamb production in Maasa- aa contcaated with i' ^ 87 aervleea Cheney, F. W . Co...... 74,923 M arie ...... 14,815 Miner, George ...... 12.170 Smith, Robert J. et ux .. 77,095 the provisions for the corporation water Herald out of Nina of Greeu- ebusetts. Dr. Erwin Jungharr of to axlatance to 1619. Cheney, George W ...... 23,160 Herald Printing Company 60,550 Mlnz, Harry ...... 65,716 South Jdanchester Sani­ to make loana to aelf-llquidating wood, the 2nd. And he will proba­ toe Oonnecttcut Agricultural Grilege Not only 18 toe devetowwfit of Cheney, Henry R ...... 51,055 Hewitt, M a rk ...... 36.875 Monseglio, A n gelo ...... 12,820 at Storrs, will give his obaervatiena tary and Sewer District 824,058 projects, saying the agency was bly spent the remaindw ef his Ufe pulAe hedto nuiatog aerrieea^pa Cheney, Horace B...... 38,193 Hibbard, W. E ...... 28.710 Montie, Herman ...... 11,045 a s to the m ost common ahieep dis­ South Manchester Water much handicapped ea the law now at Greenaway, revered as <»e rt the unportant function xf too bureau Cheney, Howell ...... i 39,339 Higgins, Edwin, Mary . . 11.780 Moore, D. C. Y ...... 12,430 eases in tola region and Is extorted Com pany ...... 559,155 stands. greateat animals of bis breed, as an but of equal importance if tte Cheney, J. D. est. ^ . .. .' 20,617 HUUard, E. E. Co...... 422,220 iHoore, Louise H ...... 12,135 to tell bow they may be eentroUed. Spencer, Florence J...... 18,890 MeaawhUe, emergency rdief ioens unofficial champion of champions, of h i^ atandwfflt, oC. Cheney, John P...... ' 55,491 HllUard, E. B., a H. Bar­ M ortal, Hugh, Sarah, "Commercial Xaunb Feeding in Sperber, WUliam F. et ala 10.075 totaUlng over 8100,000 were approv­ as king of them all! woih. This la eccontyUahad by ?ae- Cheney, Mary ...... 288,768 bour ...... 89,960 eat...... 17.855 toe East" is toe subject ef « talk to Squatrito, Maria ...... 20,801 ed bym e Reeenstruotien Coroora- O h an u rB n ll for ^pototmant only Cheney, PhlUp ...... 104,416 Hobby, Walter R ...... ^ 7 ,8 2 6 Morlarty, M. J...... 22.765 be gitmi by iHmer Hint efl OakdMe, Squires, Caifford C...... 19,865 tico, Missouri getttng . ^ sO ss- Hero is of gigantic siae, weighing tooBo nuraia who moat zaqaboA Cheney, Richard O. Jr. Hoffman, Walter F. et ux 11.980 Mortarty, Eugene A. ... 11.748 814 81 New York. IDr. Hint ie one of the Sroka, Andrew, Antioo- Isslppt 830,000 and Oregon. 867.000. dose to one ton. He h ^ aU the •uatoieatlona—and ^ est...... 81,672 Hohenthal, Btanore 8. . . . 11,640 Moske, Stanalaus...... 10,175 most auceeesful lamb feeders in the etto ...... 11,265 Coudx told his audience of Sena­ requisites necessiKcy to merit his Bearda a« DirpetoMDireetMS a a^ Cheney, Ruth T. ....-... 16,470 HobeathaL Leuis Lester jt 12.465 Moynlhan. Nellie ...... 13,128 Empire State and it la eppeeted St. James’s Church Corp. 47,145 tors that the co.poratlon had .been title of toe champion of champions. vlsery aervlce to thoAzawtofrhRottoo dvawtpf m ot Cheney, SeuEih G ...... 17,588 Holbrook, Ida E ...... 11,120 Mozzer, Bolealaw ...... 12,950 toat he-wtH have seme inforsaatiOD Stanley, Jennlt, fCvelyn . 10.875 forced to refuse loans for « number His top line ia excellent in its pSidee and to^iHireeoto 4evito|ta# Cheney, WllMam C ...... 31,961 Holcomb, Carlosr ^ive .. 11.040 Mrosek, John, Katie .... ?0,670 of v^ue to Gonaeeticut formesa. Starkweather, Fred W. . txf sound projects because of restne* straif Maess, his middle ia imiehdid thoit wdft. CignetU. Petec...... 14,155 Holl, Edward J...... 408.458 Murdock, George ...... 16.640 11,065 stavnitgky, Suzle et al .. 26,425 thms in the present law. iaMa cagadty, aadis syam aay and Tha )^blto3aalth Comiano, Ottlvio, Jose- Holl Investment C p ...... 40.449 Murphoy, Catherine M. 11,185 Stays, Charles ...... Oeueh pri^oeed IqgistaUOD to prepertfoas ha ia well tOgb/ p veoct. ttoe utofiann wilh 1 . phine ...... 11,890 HoUister, Florisnoe M. ... 13,530 Mutual Heating Corpo­ 14.810 eomaaon psqellee. Steger, George, Anna ... 11,070 And Hero fit also totehigeiit to an and eififo piayr « vaaR Civcllo, Antonio ...... 10,125 Holloran, Mary V ...... 19,98Q ration ...... 18.600 permit Wane for in a m g 4 « One of toe meitiniooeaeful sheep Steven, Harding ...... 28,005 ^omzKUinties among p w people on MHdag dkpee and paaNaNS a fliA role to'frotoettag-tor haaMh Clark, John, et u x ...... 12,805 HoUoran, Michael E s t .... 27.100 Mutual Realty Co. 57,015 dubs in toe state la lecated in New Stavensonk Samuel- 10.676 disposition. ^ pubBo and to eutag fat- tha^ C lark e, Fayette B., C ora 12,890 Holm, Nlcdaus ...... 11.09»< M e London OountyiaaA tseeof Ita soeae Stevenson, WiUlam, Lea-- \ _ Priham D. T h at H ero rates higher thi^o any Advice to the' hiidtty mtw of Close, Anna ...... 11,305 Holman, Charles W . .... 16,515 McCaw, Annetta ...... 15,000 bars, Harold Ociw aad.X20bert HOr Ue Sot ...... • • e , ______^,'fwner ckl*l P^ioe ^ tving buRof Ms breed is proved by in. prwaoUl and txeabestA Clough, John ...... 17,505 Hopper, Rachel J...... 16,905 McCormick, Bmast W. 71.860 18.165 gen, will be at toe meeting to tall itoae, John D* 26,595 the capital, teatlfled that the '’mort ihe Mount Royal Hepa Farm index, to mothers, explimatien fit Coleman, Thomas D. ..gi 10,ld0 Horton, Florence and W il­ McCofnfick, William ... 18.155 how they have mada aheap taUjfig traat, Gebrga w . 80,485 tri^o human j^Mea#,” ef t^ d e - A it and how It oaa Colonial Board Co. ....> 59,571 lard ...... l U i O McFadden, James H. ... 10,150 a sueceasfuT iaterprian. W. B. tranL^alter A. I e e e e • • 14390 presriott ls the traasleat eltuatton. Young, Extension Aoiaai HuSband- lowast ooat, tateOlg^ft C ollings, F red, et ux 18,185 House i t Hale Oo. rJ • e e • 194,950 MeFartam. Peter ...... 12,815 ltriuiqRi,.Bva ...... 16.500 au dtuationa-^ aia ' C'fmstock, Helen J. ....i 11,215 House, Charles B...... 24,610 McGuire. Mary E. et als 10,870 man of toe. Connecticut AgrlcuL- Straughan, < Wayland, JfWLBSS FUNDS U )W toe coimt^. doys wortc, Conkey Auto Co...... 34,980 House, C. E. 4k Son, Inc. . 26,600 McKinney, Florence 10350 IRwth* ...... 10315 Xt ia hare that Hero’s first tvra to a p t m ^ - h e i f l i ' Conkey, D. Frank ....« 17,790 House, Herbert B ...... 28.745 M cKinney, George, Mar- Btiaw.A. J. E a t...... U ,860 New Haven, Feb. 4— (A P) — Flg^ daughtera eater the story.' Both Connors, Jam es J. 17,640 Housen, Morris ...... 86355 g aret 18,110 Strieklaiid, Edith C. .... U ,400 wee given to departments to- are champimis in their own right, Converse, Lawrence '•••"•I 12,110 HuUard, Joaspb, Julia .. . 16346 [mCinnay, W ilU am ..... 18315 gus, Secretfiy AnsoeUitlflD Strtdldand, Wells, Grace 16,620 dey InmoatM that funds now a v i^ )oto ^rpify toe finest quaUtiee of toe ind ProfoaBor of .AnSgial Hunbmuky liveware Coughlin, Michael J. ... 61,145 Hughes, R ob^ Catha­ McLaughlin, CampbaU SUb-Alpine Athletlo Qub 11,480 able lor olty unemployment relief Querasey breed. at the Obiwttsttcut Agrienltqiw C ra w fo rd , A . E d w a rd . . 19,865 rine ...... 14,140 e a t ...... 11,785 a fiiot tba. . Suhla> Andrew, Annie .. 18,685 will be ezheueted by March 1. The A C ow C heaipien, T eo C row ell. A lb e rt L ...... 28,045 Hunter, BUaabeth...... 10.775 McLean, Mary ...... 14320 College- win giyi. • » ' qiu^rated X9^ fiht ql TSsIlto ^ 3 jelean O athstlne ..... 14,720 sum cMahwd lent Ncraber for A t the age eC-twe yeank Bloesan. view of ooBM of tbifnoniiM iiffm t Cude, Harold B...... 10,610 Hutchinson, A rth u r ...... 17315 DiJ. e t u x .... 10,280 this puipoee was .8638,000 and it toe 2nd, the flrot daugbtes, prodneed Cunningham,' Nora and Rutchlnaon, W allida M. . siieep evoatp te peimactiout dinfog 10390 ^amerovsky, Rabeoea .. 10,745 sniuvan, lilUan ...... 18,950 waa mieeatad- to departmenta. Xt 716 peasds of buttofr flat with her the peat year. M a ry M u n g a v ln ...... 16.285 Hutton, John ...... 10,460 9eron, J. Louis at ux ... A, 28325 SnUlvan, M arnnt ..... 27.755 h as been used e w s f t 170,000. flret oaM, and ISAOCL t t d eOasAodd Curran, Emdine ...... 13,485 Hyde, John H...... U 3 S 0 fettleton, Bm m aL. .... 10,580 SwaotoFr pdward J. ... 18380 The poHee today wera instructed pouada ofl milk, aa aMiMat and ra* A e Cushman^ Mrs. J. 8. 11,960 15.970 Hyde, Margaret Est. ••• feulNUMr, Jdm ...... 16360 Sweet, jeaaa I, ..... 28315 to look over the list of* thess who. marimbly high -woord e i prodaetloa. A m e r ic a pwiWa, Oeorgo ...... 11,685 Hyde, WiUlam 6...... 4 58,080 Nortonr Electrie Inatru- » have hew reeetving nraniclpa] old' So m u d i 00, thset l a X i& m n t m i back A . w hen a D I mant Co...... 26.640 Tamositla, JMm ...... 11.440 to (folennine if there are any pS^ gained reeognitloa as tke A^iamptrai idhist1st monk was.1 suppoaed p artin g, E d w ard , John 20,900 Islelb, William 10,400 Norton, F. H...... «'«.. 10340 Tanner. John H., Jr. .... ? n ,T i» sons who h^vn receivad aid wrong- O u e n s e y c o st ofl GoaaertiOui, * n o - liiv e . viattedlha A m erican, Part, Louise H ...... ^ 12,870 luUano, Vlnoenao ...... - ?rortc4. 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Seroice' « Bow to if Wotld ftaMfi TEACH Our deiittot waa- a friend -of i,. OHOUMBN, FRIRNDUNESS theirs. He stopped- to talk' and This 'to tbo fine of' tw(f -trffv HMCoqubt joke with them when he met them artideo by Dr. FtoblMiii ot tbo ef­ 01A33 It is neceaagry' to teach' children on the street And he had a way fects of aioobol OO tho-buoMOi ioi^> .'PIlfHfllJ NEASgRVIC^lNa tha^t the d<^r> ia^/their .friend. with him that soothed the most So often the. vlftt of the physi- terror-stjFicken Jlttto iiearts when By DR. NORRIS FlSHHillf they u to ’^Moked that office with Editor, Jodraaf of He AnMficiui BECUM HEBB lODAl; cifn is aaeoidated with unpleasant its coldly impersonal machines. -Bledleol Assoeiaffoe, and of HyiaiOf t . SHEILA SHAYMB, dancer, it medicine, touchihg tender spots, Calm Flareiita the Heoltii Negedee. ^jdlaoharded from a new play 1^ dressings and .small operations There are many ways ot teach /.c a m e BfABlON RANDOLPH, tte that hurt, to'nothing of the ing cbOdrsn a philosophical ac­ What does alcdibl do wbeo It •tar, !• Jealoiia of her. Sheila illness its(^, thfit a-yttie child is ceptance of • unpleasant t l ^ 8 .‘i<’it gets Into the human bo^? almost uni^ilnir . if he doesnt ■earebe* for work and flnaDy i I beUCve it necessary to accent first Concerned only with tb.t,tingle curea a part In a mnaieal abow learn to d r ^ Us' coining. of aU, from babyhood on, the calm kulMNm to fo on tour. JAOL STAN* Yet doetora , themselves and attitude of the pardbt, him or her­ question, a group m sctoDtific la- rich and sooially prondnent, especlhUy those who understand self. ?fo hysteria, worry, nervous­ ves^ntors recently Itos made asks her to marry him but S b ^ children (and most of them do) ness, dread, and above all no ta y. ' yyyyy yyyf- / degrae to which the alcohol 's di­ CHAPTER XXX Hollywood.—(AP)—There’s a new “discovered” for the screen at an dertbings, slid trees into sUppers, and dry thoroughly. Have the oven / "W luted at tbe time it to taken. The actors’ ball. JW j ti effects of beer containing anywhere Shelia’s engagement to dance rise in the copittoental beauty mar­ and folded skirts. very hot, about 400 degrees, and Bom in the part of Germany that "Of course not. My memory is place the. fish on the broiler rack, from one to eight per cei- of al­ at Club Volens came to an end and ket in HoUywoc^ since Charlotte is now Latvia, March 1, 1908. Miss cohol are far less than those of again she went job hunting. This too good.” skin side down. Lower beat after m ^ 7.A> f Susa arrived to appear in American Susa spent her, childhood on a farm about five minutes to a point where whiskey with 45 to 60 per cent time the situation was more prom* pictures. near Memel and attended among “So is your heart, honey.” Jap the fish wijl cook through without When alcohol to taken up by the ising. py pailsed ”I wish,” she said, "ii Miss Sutii is the German star, al­ other schools an exoliisive fiwluhing burning the outside. This will re­ blood from the digestive tract "How'd you like a part in ’Sky school at Manheim, Germany. could be a little kinder towan quire about twenty minutes or it goec to various organs. A small High,’ my new show?” Craig Ab­ ready well Imown in American cities Dick Stanley.” where fprtign films are shown, It was when she was tinging in a more, according to the thic-kness of part to eUminated through the bott asked her. She wanted .to ask about Jerry Christ Chapel, above, Is built on the face of eHff. A corner of tiM lungs, kidneys and skin, and it has Sheila didn’t think she wanted whose-beauty .as well as musical choir, at 16 years of age, that she the fish. When done, remove to hot interior, equipped, wltb rustic furniture, is shown below. ability are expected to carry her far was observed by a director and given Wyman. Was Sheila’s eagerness platter, season with a little pi^ey, even been found in the milk of it. She asked Johnny Harrell, an to return to the toad because it butter, and garnish with some crisp nursing mothers. agent, to try to find her a job in in Hollywood. a chance in, light opera, which be­ A slender blonde type who recalls gem her steige career. might mean an opportunity' to see raw vegetable. Slices of lemon By EBSKINE JOHNSGN ing its amphitbeater, stood for When the alcohol is taken up in a traveling company. Jerry again? The shov would may be used r/ben the meal does NEA Service Writer the body it is oxidized and there­ He pursed bis Ups and looked the silent screen beauty of Vilma Her films include “Two Souls,’’ pledges of about $6,500, nearly aD of Biemky .and the glamor of Marlene “Day Train 13,” the musical “Under play in Jerr^S'home town, Jappy not contain other fruit acids or Los Angeles, Feb.:4.—rHlgb up in it provided -by guests (rf Swltzer- fore provides energy. To a certain at her over the tc^s of his spec­ knew. She b ^ looked up the rout­ starches. extent it acts Uke an, equivalent tacles. “When yoii can land a Dietrich, Miss Suto. was on the stage Feilse Flags” and half a dozen the Sierra Madto mountains near Land—people of all denominations, in Germray until three years ago, others. ing. She wished somehow that she here a white stone church clingd to and some of none at all. amoimt of fat or carbohydrate. place in a Broadway show why do could say just the right thing to On the brain, alcohol has ' a de­ you want to do a thing Uke when, she appear^ in the German A suitable vehicle for her Holly­ QUESTION^ AND ANSWERS the face of -a aharp. cliff. This “And so,’ says Austin, “ the talkie, “The Tiger,” after being wood debut is now being selected. her friend. Desperately she tried. chm%h, named Christ Chapel, was mountain cbaibapel ‘ camq, beyrad our pressant effect. Thus, while it that?” he asked. “The streets are “You aren’t keeping a little built by subscriptions from nature makes the person less keenly fuU of men and women who (Ranula of the Tongue) dream,' an adventure in Christian comer in that heart for Jerry, are Question: Mrs. John L. writes: lovers who met here to worship. brotherhood. aware of his environment and would jump at the chance to get a you?” she said, trjdng to keep her thereby enables him to escape to part in ‘Sky High.’” window. “Look!” she sedd. “In Did you know that, Sheila?” T 2k “My fifteen-year-old daughter had Architecturally designed to har­ “Then we wondered — would the front of that oremgeade shop.' voice casual. what our doctor called ranula, and monize with its surroundings, the week-end hikers cease from play same extent from worries and anx­ “Maybe. Just the same I don’t asked as they resumed their seats. “Maybe it w u bis sister, Jap- when they made a three-cornered ieties and self-criticism it also w&nt “BUnd 'nmmy?” chapel stands ac the head of a long enough for ‘church’ ? 'They did, py!” opening under the tongue, it was four-mile trail from the valley. It and do, with astonishing unahiitity.’ makes hto judgment less acute and "No. M I did rd take a job I I)ick glanced em she directed. “Yes, he wrote it last year. full of pu*i, Although, as 1 tmder- nterferea with his ment? alert­ A girl , in an expensive, too ornate “If you see him in Spencer are was built on a break in the face of didn’t like.” Had to seU U outright because he you going-, ‘to be friends again ? stand it, in a great many cases the the cliff, out of, rock, blasted from ness. Jappy was dancing in a vaude­ costume; was waUring briskly beside needed the money and I under­ You toowr--talk to him, have din­ mouth fills up and makes it diffi­ JUST IN TIME. SmaU doses of alcohol mpy cause ville act playing ^‘the subway cir­ a well set-up. distinguished-looking the mou' ‘ain. stand be didn’t., get much for it. ner with him?” cult to swallow, in my daughter's Below, the tiny white church is the a sU^t rise in the heart fate, but cuit” — theaters not far from man. It' was Flossie King, the com­ Now the pubUsher is cleaning up “I m ight” case it broke through the muscles, large; doses always lowCi the blood Manhattan which could be reached edienne and bCT non-professional \yaiey. 'B-ihlild' it the clfff climbs Los Angeles.— Detective Charles on it in a big way.” That was all that was said but giving the appearance of a double toward the mountain peak. And on pressiue and w e^en the pulse. by riding the subway. In her husband, Joe Small. No one knew in her h e ^ Sheila knew she chin. Isn’t there some remedy for Barnes evidently believ^ievra a law is a Whene'ver a person takes a dose free time the two girls went shop­ exactly, what Jop did. Many hinted “There, Dick! That’s just wliat every side are the’*blue-tinged moun­ I’ve been • telling you,” Sheila longed to -sto Jerry. Somehow she this other than the knife?” tains of the Sierra Ifodre. law until the Instant it to repealed. of alcohol he feels a warmt and ping together. that he llVed on Flossie’s earnings. would find a way to bring about Answer: Ranula of the tongue is He arrested Lonnie P. Webb, young reddening of the face which is due “Not holding on to your money, “That’s Broadway!” Sheila said said. “That sort of thing is con­ Christ Chapel is a favorite ren­ sidered fair enough- on Broad­ a meeting. due to an obstruction and dilation dezvous of the Clerra Club, an or­ cafe owner, the. other night for pos­ 1» tbe fact that the' blood vessels are you?” Jappy remarked. ‘Well, shorUy. “Well, I ^ n ’t like it.” (To Be Continued) of the sublingual or submaxlilary of the skin are^ dUated. The fleei­ when a girl has only one beau “I hope you’re not comparing way. It wouldn’t be any where gland. In most cases surgery ganization of moimtaln lovers. session of a quart of liquor in the else. That’s Broadway for you!” Church groups, college students and cafe. He then had to race with ng of warmth after taking alcohol, she has to have a lot of clothes. me with . Joe,^. ^ Smiall,” Dick said seems to be the beat procedure. to an iUuslon. A person is not real­ Give her four or five to take her shortly. They danced again, ''Dick hum­ Light cases can sometimes po bene­ individuals of all denominations time to get Webb’s name on the po- ming the words of the tender little often climb the trail to hold services Uce blotter before midnight, at ly warmer but feels warm b auae places and one dress will serve “Ob; of . ' course not! I didn’t fited by fasting on tomato juice for ^ sWti is giving off more heat nicely.” love song dreamily. Sheila was about ten days and the use of hot there, bringing their own ministers. which time the Wright Act, enabling mean ^ thab, Dick- You know I dreaming, too. She tooqght.of a Lloyd Austin, manager of Switzer- him to make the arrest,, was aut(> t.h«.Ti usual. “Are you referring to Dick didn’t! ' But it’s. what. . Joe and MENUS applications for fifteen minutes two Land,, a mountsdn resort near which ActuaUy, therefore, alcohol tow­ Stanley?” time to come when dhe would or three times a day. matically repealed. He signed Flossie : stand ■ 'for. They’re—well, be mistress of her dvm' home far the interesting church is located, Webb’s mune at exactly ll:59'p. m. ers the body temperature and ft to “Of course. What’s he doing they fepr'es^t ever3rthing I don’t For Good Health told of the inception and building of not sdentificaUy right to drink al­ now?” from Broadway. She would qee to (Fruit Breakfasts) Uke.” ' ' it that BUnd ’Tlnuny ^ o u la end Christ Chapel. cohol during exposure to cold. Sheila laughed. Dick was writ­ Question: S. M. writes: T have “One day,” Austin says, “a friend LOAD OF LABOR DUMPED. ing a play. He was very serious "But it’s not all Uke that,” his days in peace and security. A Week’s Supply for a year or more made my break- Dick insiated. “Shefia, if you’ll Sheila was young and bitter. fasto of raw fruit only. Would it suggested the building of a diapel, ‘If alcohol to to hie taken,” m m atraut it but Sheila \/ho had : an only nmiry . ipe. I’ll . prove it to Recojfnmehd^. to financed 1)^ -friends of the Doctor Hlmwlch, “In order to a dozen aspiring young authors She had not yet leanied that J6 ail right for me to shift your Houston, Tex.— A dump truck's you. We’U • have a '.home any­ struggle and not attainment is the By Dr. )Frank McCoy camp. Arthur N. Benton, artiiitect procure a feeUng oi wanhtb and give up in despair before the sec prescribed breakfast, as given in of the famous Mission Inn at River­ duty may be to dump, but it should weU-belng, it shoidd be conmnhed ond act was finished, who knew where yoU lijayJ- J u ^ the kind of breath of Ufe for many. th.ouranda. irour menus, to luncheon? I feel so use a little discretion as to where, home yqiiiiwami"4- , BUnd Timmy was ohie of ' hoae. side, drew the design. The corner­ after exposure and when the i(ub- how many plays were lockdd MENUS ogy when earting this for break­ stone was laid and work begun.” when and what it dumps. The ject to in a wanner environment.” . away in safes in producers’ offices She I don’t Four days later ^beila packed Dr. McCoy’s menus suf^ested for fa st” other morning 18 imemployed tran­ want it'"ptOjto^than.l5-mtoufes, from to depart for the road tour. This Answer: The reason I prescribe This is going to be a big d l i ^ —never to be produced — could the week b^dsning Sunday, Feb­ It was a difficult task. -All the sients were b ^g driven into the pointment to the steady drinkers at not show much interest in Dick’; Times: S^qu^. jaLtjto time she w ^t as a featured, prin­ ruary S, 1933: the heavy breakfast is to allow a Heights to do some repair work on As came to cipal. She was not'a 'star, ■ al­ graater length of time to elapse be­ building stone was blasted from the the footbaU games. ! " efforts. She was not even excited . Shnday cliffside, cement- was carried cm the streets. On the way .-Bill Frie­ In the stomach alcohol .acta to a when be told her that the title of nothii^'..^'4:^jteir^ ^ duicing though Uiere was little difference BreakfastrrPoacbjsd eg|r on Mel­ tween that meal and dinner,-, the da, the driver, stopped at a garage with JQick/-:viha'tching her cartiul, except in her salaiy ahd the bUl- heaviest meal. There would natur- pack anipdato and sand was carried certain extent as an irritant . the new piece was “Red Gera­ ba toast; Stewed figs. a mUe or more. to have some repairs made on the ing an extra outoouring o t\r - v niums” and that she was ’ play graceful, -stops to 1 ^ Sheila wpn- ing. Announcement''vtiul. “Fine l^cih--CQnunMl mMffiito: String aUy be a slight loginess a t first" be- dumping mechanism of the truck. dered ,U ■ perhsp^ she wam’t faU- Feathera with SbeUs S h a^ e” in­ eaiise of your change of diet “But as ■ tiie cost of labor to protect the lining of the stom­ the lead in it. ing in love wij|lh.:hlm^at least a beans; Lettuce";sw rips olives. meunted,” , Austin contfoued, “the As he stopped the trude at tite ach. Bi cases of ehrOnie alcohnltun “Oh, be seems to be keeping stead of “Sheila Shayne In Fine Dinner,—RdMt ebleken; Mush­ subscription Ijat grew until the gprage, the dumping mechanism little. iHto- ■ SC?^^covsred arm en­ Feathers." rooms en'caaeroto; Spinach; Salad (Paraffin Oil as Laxative) one of the results to mucem* gsstri- •^busy,” she told Jappy. “He’s try­ closed- . Hfc . soft ■ voice mur­ completed chapel, vgith aD its me­ started and unceremoniously dump­ tis, a form, of inflammation witi) ing to write another play.” She had six • specialty numbers of cold cooked asparagus; Rasp- Question: Miss Sylvia atiu; “Is morials and toe rock arches border- ed the 18 passengers to the streeL mured-- th? .words of the dance in the new show apd .^ e d them liquid paraffin oil a safe laxative to constantly increased mucus. b e i^ whip. take?’’ Mrs. Samper called Sheila to tune—rthe. 'seaspnfs. love s^^pgr^in all. The chorus was-, clever ant Monday her/ ejirs.. itoi ey^ .caressed hw attractive. SkUltol ■ danctna were Answer: Paraffin oO may be used NIXT: Gangtag tiM the telephone one morning. Some- Breakfast -ir Whrawheat mush aletiud. ,,one from Harrell’s office wanted to whenever her glance mej; hia. plentiful op Broadway that- 3rear with cream or- butter; Stewed as an Intestinal lubricant, but con- speak to her. Their stops ;ihatched beautifully. and easUy selected. prunes. not iM^eootidered a laxative. It to a “Blind .'Itoimy, wrote that song. “Don’t be upstage' wlto the Lunch—Glass of grapejuice. safe tU nf to use while 3tou hre cor- “Can you get down here right recOng eonstlpatlen tiirouadi remov­ Evening Herald Pattern fliway?” asked Johnny testily when Dinher-rRoaat' .mutton; Baked ing its cause. Sheila reached the wire. “T want ground becto; Sali^ ^ green peas, to see you at 11.” string beans and celery; Cup cus­ B y HEUBN WITJJAMH Sheila was in the midst of tard. bath but Mrs. Samper and Eve lay niostratod Dressmakmg .Leason nelped her scramble into her Breakfapt^-Goddlfd * 1 8 * : Melba Fdrnitiwd Sltoi Ivery Pattern 'clothes. She left the bouse in Ifi \ Lunoh-RakadLunoh—Rakad ..squash; squash; at Here’s a smart day dress—easy to The legitimate theater to making minutes and reached Harrell’s of­ make and d^htfdl to wear. And fice at 11:10. It proved, to be IS By HELEN WELSHIMER- haaai; Salad qf ahroimsd lettuce its «dt from American life,— Arthur minutes before he was ready to parSlsy. into tos hafgtin, it's a iMmming TfnpiHt^a, tmlnsat producer end writ­ see bet. T H iS s your hti Sfld tost it the door, C U S P E N S E b b a d fo rth o r^ Dinaar—V ^tablc' soup; Silla- CATKON modal. er on the drema. , Ten minutes la^er she hai to* end, my dead V Th# city b gay with men, huty stsak: Qoflieid oslsiv: Raksd oarioto; Sauul o< otfid ootmod string WAR PARTS OLD FRIENDS, For ityou can use any of the You can’t adcq;>t poUtlcs as a pro- signed a contract to play the Iea< Altar tob when you -m H on me, Romance hangovem are quiddy eured—* lightweight woolens, which ind- in “Fine Feathers,” a muaiek beans and mtooed boeto; Jtilo or RUINS N<»LE FAMILY fesstoB and tenain honest,— Louto Tmsor^,l wonVbehaiid l*m startingaiound again! Jsn-Wtil. dentalty are very tolc for now and MSHenry Howe, personal adviser ot .show booked for a long tour of There to an oRout -pon^ Tdrnipe; carrot-ried shide in fahbit's woolen. I do it isn’t what jrou eani but distant nmtaatle lahd,"'ln whtdi til Dr. Arthur B; Morgen, presidwt, Chreen pMUi; Babul, of tomatoes snd moral and aplrltuti vtiuea are dif­ Plain or prints in crinkly crepe Antioch (tottege. Yeltow Siwiaga, Ge. what you save that counts. I’ll shredded raw'^iplnfeeh; Apple whip. ferent from ouna save more money on th" road.” slDc is smartly appropriate. When Dick telephoned Sheila' Speato Aftinat Ua,” by OeeU If every faetoiy vdMsl in the coun­ Breakfast omelet; Robtirti^.to a novel of. that Miw - It Style No. S4()2 t o designed for told him the news eagerly. He in' sauce. try were turning at fuU speed today Toasted cereal traces the adtonturea of two noble sixes 16,18 36, 38. 40. 48 and we should still 'have 5,000.000 un«n-, vited her to have tea wltti him at Luneb,-] itato; Cooked 44 inches'bilBi a famous hotel on lower Fifth families, one Austrian -’utd .'oxe 'BtoF, ptoyedw-Preddant-tieet Ftanldltt D. gtofto; Itob, in Qm ; decade- beginning about Ftooaevdt ., Avenue. ’They emerged shortly Dmheiv^CUtty ;1toiled lean 1912. A tragic'story, it haa some­ Stoe 36 requires 4 1-2 yards 89i^' before 6 to find that it was rain beef; Haltofl String inch, with 1-2. yard 35-)no& contrast- how a wtotful, ehialve eharm* We have reatiMd a potot ing. besuia;^“’^* raw ear- tog. ■ ■ “We aren’t hungry noyr, ^ roto; Ice The membera of tbeaa famtUea the matiiine must be utolxad for itt course, but let’s go to one of those are Intlamte iriedds: IS o greatMt aoelal purpose ■ti» pto4a»>’ Italian gardens for dinner,” Dick Bretiefasi cream hove gim up two ro- Maitol|est«r HcMkld . . tion ot leisure—In order to ma|ie’lt said. “Maybe later srou’d like to or'l)uttor maneeraM just biuknitiig to Uoom. an affective arm of inddetriel T ‘ see a show.” ' L u n d ^ l as-: desired. The wbrld'.looks sale, undiangeahle; Pkttoni Service * greee.—wm H. Hays, pcetifont, But dinner, delayed, waa not Dinner—J (Redpe orde^t^'seeure. ton Ptoture Producers epd DtotrUii^ : finished imtU it was too Kte to given Jaap! led.lISb; Then ooipes the- wat<—aod. for For a Herald Pattern aend lOe tMs of America, see a show. Thqy decided . on a Bgtiilaht: of SUeed the A utir^-fK iplly,' otoDpleto dl^ In stampa or Jedtp' d ireetiy-td movie and rode through Thnea totoatoes; •Well, no aster. The ilbmily p o ti^ vantoh- Fashion Bureau, Maitabtitar Square in a cab. cream. its andtiit caatie crumUea to Evening SMf*hL Fifth ‘Aeteue The rain had cleared and the ndn, a Soli to kUkid on the Italian -and 28rd efreiV Nept TeHr a ty r sidewalka were swanniiiff e ith Melba ftont, th^u^vors sto awepC away Be ettoe to Qli ta nunbev^ef |iat' late moviegoers like IJieiaatives. toistt Dltii ihed witb- In the oofimtiiqp of poverty-atridcsii tern you' deUre.: ' obt ppit-wsir;!^^el^’ Ajid there, after The electrical aigna bUal^ed with .... ,Pe$to|rB' No. ... e e a e ee daaaung brilllanee. Strififf “Are you r s ^ set on going d U v s ^ ■ ■ - ' Priee-^ja'Otirta-' - - ‘ out with that ehowt” IXek aiked Owofced Th?i wtil told, and the abmptly. 'Htm detemhMd to neeps; - toed: at to aWfcy priwipted. it to ••'eseoaooeeoeoeoe-eeeeess raw Id totifto peesm tafloB-ot ' • ' ' t keep off Broa,

\ MANCHESTER JiVENlNO HERALD, SOOTH BIANCHESTBR* CQNNh SATOROAT, FBBRUARlT 4, IWfc

WMAOXEimi HOOKS and SLIDES McaVSKEY FACES BROCKSMTH ' I ‘ « winirifEiui BY BILL BKAllCSm METER RUN Liitm , Rules Cmunittee, if Yoiu Want to OHnSUlINWII OF LEAGUE LEADERS Know What Coaches TUnk, MidiHe West SeDsatkm Ex­ FAST STEPPING H0081EB8 H w e ltls. - CoijttMflrwMe New aai IS WmmNG FACTOR

pected Te Prexide Local LEADING football coaches of the country, Interviswed by this wflter via RhEcal Rile To Frahce teisphone and tdsgram. favor timpUfication of the existing rules of Moailmites Phy Ranal II ofbm **** rules oommlttes meets In P^adetphla, Feb. 10, rather Runner Witt S d f Opposi­ thyw mnr Aeages In the eadstinf regulations.' More' Scofiq h 6rid Ooaebss, whose opinions o f the present miss art quoted below, offer a ; BiE Sit W a Thradi lln-^ tion in MiBrose Exen^ few eugsestioos, however. Thus Huflk. Andersoa is opposed to t ^ G » e How tt Worki. P. F. T. b ill rule, which halts a player’s advaaoe as soon as U s kass tousnas tils 3 A. Palau, tf • 4-'7 8 emy AUity T« Tlss gteiind. Jock Sutheiiand thlUm tbs 15<-yard penalty for iUenl sUfte Is 0 MaiOr-if- •»-.»•»r.-O- -' 0-1 0 0 4 10 Fine Army of Tmck Siam tM stiff and that it prevents omolals from oqUlng any vtola lens at aO. By HERBERT W. RARKER 1 U tk s ,if 5 Howard Jones is in favor o f eHwlnatlng the out-ot-boufids play whsfi a 1 LaFM torK ...... 'O’ 0 4 .0 Buketz Rtd a r i White player delibsmtely canies' ths ban out when near the boundaiy'on first New Torii, Febi. 4.—(AP) — A< 8 ZsbMrarakh-o-.... 1 0-1 2 To Compete For Indfwr down. But, here are the opUfions: new and radical proposal to bneflt 0 0 . . . . . 0 : 0-0 0 H UNK ANDERSON. NOTRE D AM E-- A ll the rules seem okay to me the offsnhe was hubmlttsd for con- 1 DiGHovotta, r f ..1 - 1-1 3 Onble To Sok Shots (i d Honors. except tbs dead ball rule. This dtoukT he made to apply only five or ten stdanmca at the first mssttog of 0 pOOvCrOvIDf VF • s s -V 0 4 a Tarda on either side o f the line o f scrimmage so a man in the Opefi field the* miss' cottunittes o f the Atoeri- 2 Gurske,' Ig 7 .....S' 1-1 7 Go Scoreless b First Half. or <»#w^h«ng a pass can get up and nm if he has an open field. Ths dead can Itootball Ooadies’ AaSoeiation 1 Matukatia; Ig .. f.'O 0 4 0 here today. On the eve o f the Joe McCluskey, Fordham’s Inter­ lall rule much color out pf ths game and encourages fumUing and iiling-on which lead to injuries. ^ ^ ^ coaches’ gathering, the Eastern A»> 12 * 1 1 collegiate and national champion, sociatihn o f toter^eglate Football MaabIweOer < n ) LEAGUE RESULTS will face his stillest test of the cur­ offidalb suggested that the team P. 'V '.H ;' ■ F. T. Bristol M, Maachesteo>17. - rent Indoor season tonight, he Jones Likes the Game, as Is * \ to posWsrion of the ball be givdi Seadrcwalri, r f . . 0 84 3 competes against the Bflddle West 0 HOWARD JONES, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—It seems to me the five downs instead of four rifarii.th'* 0 jobnaon. If ...... 1 fi- i 3 BOdOetowa 48. East Hartford* IS. sensation,' Henry Brocksmith, In tte new roles worked out very satisfactorily during the last season. ' (Edi­ side ritfier its own or the opposing 3 Johnston, e ....‘ 8; 8 4 6 3,000 meter run a t the annual MIU- tor’s Note: The ’Trojans didn’t loss a game.) If there are any changes 20-yard line. 4 ’ Saimamb, r g 0 4 0 rose A- A. games at Madison Square they should be slight. I think it would make tor better football if the Officials fed that the proposal 1 4 3 IJOOO 8 Sartor, rg ...... l .714 Garden. not only would produoh more sooir- 1-1 3 BieiMen out-of-bounda {day were eliminated. \ 2 Neill, I g ...... 1 J571 Brocksmith Is the most formidahle FRANCIS SCHMIDT, TEXAS CHRISTLAN—The rules should be left to f but also would be a dlsttoet aid BOddlefoxni BastBartfwd .428 opponent In the field that Includes alone, especially tiie forward pass rule. But I think this rule might be to hard-praeasd teams reoevtring 11 Rakers, N. Y. A. & Olym^c the ball inside their own 20-yard .286 by a more workable datoiltion o f forward pass tntavtorenoe. Score by Hartford .148 runner, and J. W. Follows, oa-Wta- HARRY KIPKE, MICHIGAN—I am ojnweed to apy more changes m line. Although aimed speotfloally Bristol ...... 0 0 8 V—SO and ex-Oxford star. Brock- at aiding the offoise, the prtqiosal the football rules. I twnfc it would be a good idea If Uie irales committo M anchester...... 0 2 . 6 1^17 Bristol High oontinued its unin- 'smith, with Charles Hombostel, who would disband for five years and let the rules take <^ffe Of themSdves. also wmdd hdp teams pmtoed far Sccia at halftims, 18-2, Bristol. terrupteil .victory march last night wni run in the 1,000 meter crent, Certainly nothing should be done to restrict the forward iwss. The lat­ back into'their own territory. Officials, Danny AhM fn and GhiCk holds the B ig Ten hsdf-mile, mile and ter affords spectaton their greatest thrill. (Edltoris Note: Bspecdalty A team holdtng the ban within Hayes altemating as unqdre and at the expends of Manchester High two-mlle titles. if you have a thrower like Harry Newman, eh, Mr. KIplm?) Footinu its own' 20-yard line, .laid Ed Thorp, referee. Time, right tttoute quar­ at the State Armory in Bristol, Also entered In the 8,000 m et» under the present rules Is an Interesting game, safe tor both offense and prominent' New Yoric official ” ls so ters. winning a poorly played game by a event will be George Barker of N. Y, dffppwga and i t should not be further restricted by Innovations o f doubtful limited in its choice of plays that U., one o f Mcauskey’s greatest riv­ it o ^ n kicks on the uecond down score of 30 to 17, to give the Cen­ Two members ol| Indiami Uhlversity*8 1932 national championship value. , (80) tral Oonneetitot Intersehoiastic als In the steeplechase. Other track team hope to do a lot of championship running during the Indoor and is practically forced to kick on LOU LlTTLB , COLUMBIA—I do not have any rules changes to sug\ the tbim down.” P. B. F. T. League dhamrions their thirteenth starters will Include Paul Kaasly, seastm. They are Henry Brocksmith, left, and Charley Hombostel. -The gest, but I do hope that cases of ambiguity w ill be. cleared up. The most Jack Turi^, Jack Ryan, Jack *Tf given an extra piay in each 1 Marco, r f ...... 2 0-1 -4 Ctoaeeutive tn u m ^ o f the season. latter, as a sophomore liut season, won the National and B ig Ten half- important phase of football is rimplttration o f ths regulations. aeriea o f downs whUe In this sone,” 1 Cots, r f ...... 2 1-1 5 More than 2,000 persons witnessed Kearns, Errol Vaughn, Paul Munday mile champloBshlps. Brocksmith, has been'a national figure In.distance and Herbert Treverson, but It la ex­ Ib orp continued, *^pre betieve it 0 MonteHa, z f 0 0-1 0 the encounter. races fcm three-years'and, having ended eligibility at the school, w ill com­ Vodsunkl, r f .... 0 1-1 1 By swamping West Hartford, pected that the outcome w ill depend A g r e ^ W i t h H u n k would tend to remove that restric­ 0 pete aa aii amateur. Both lue expected to enter the distance evwits of the tion, thereby encoun^teg and justi­ 0 LaPoate, If ...... 2* 0- 3 4 4 0 -^ Meriden High took undis­ on the duel between M c a u a k v “ “ Millrose Games, to be held In New York tonight. , , SUP MAUIGAN, ST. MARY’S—^I favor doing away with the dead ball 0 Brocksmith. fying the starting of a march.” 1 O. Palau, i f ...... 0 04 puted possession of second place, rule. On forward pastes I think .only eligible men should be permitted Purichadc, If ....1 0-2 3 w rile ' Bristol naturally continued AN AIX-STAB ARRAY. to addition to discuaatog this pro­ 1 to cross the of-scrimmage. P la y ^ should be required to wear head- posal, the coaches’ rules committee, 2 Monahan, c ...... 1 1- 1 3 far to the ^ n t . Middletown’s de­ New York, Feb. 4.— (-AP)-—A Wt geats throughout the gamer an advisory body, w ill consider 1 Kolybcsniesld, c ;. 1 2-2 4 cisive beati^ of Bast Hartford short o f Its usual array o t to n ig n DAN McGUGIN, VANDERBILT—I do not favor any fundamental Pop Warner’s suggestion that a 1 Frmidi, e . . . 0 0-6 ■ 0 Thursday nd^t, 48-15. gave Middle- track and Add stars but •Oong' on changes in the rules. All of last year's changes were constructive and int be scored fo r each first down, W. Sonstroem, 0-1 2 town clotr titie to third place with outstanding American peiTOrmers, 0 rg 1 we riiould leave the game alone for a while. Sck Hanley’s recommendation to 3 A. Sonstroem, rg 2 04 .4 East Hartford dropping back to the R8th annual Millrose games at Trade School A^ain Tops JOCK SUTHERLAND, PITTSBURGH—The rules in effect should be allow tonrii^ passing from any 2 Macukatis, Ig .... 3 24 8 fourth. 'Manriiester, with two win.s Madison Square Garden tmiigM ^vsn at least one more year without alteration, as I think rules changes point behind the scrimmage line, 2 Adiano, Ig .. . 0 04 0 and five losses, fril to fifth place bring back the big-time Indoor track have been oveidone. But I would like to see a clarification of certain Tuas McLaugtey's restricted ” dead 0 F«rro, Ig 1 04 2 and W eri Hartford continues to the season with all its old time glory. rules already written into the book, and unifmrm procedure prescribed tor ball” sope, and a plan to remove cellar. The program of 34 events boasto Stafford High, 24 To 14 all ftXHniptia when confronted by various situations during a ga^e. the ball:. «]te°>aticaUy from the 15 Bristol In Poor Form only Erik IXy o f Sweden, Olympic For example, the out of b ou ^ ride. . Officials differ as to-just when aide-lines wi&out the necessity of M. H. S. Snds (25) 1,500 meter runner, and Bert Pear­ Manchester had its finest chance the ball-ea^er should be called out of bounds, somie claiming that the wasting a down in running the ball P. B. to upset the highly touted Monaban- son, sprinter from Toronto, to lend h^iii be c a ll^ dead vriiere his knee touches the ground as he goes out o f outside. 3 Tiureck, r t . . . 1 international flavor, but altogether ites, who gave a.irighty poor exhibi­ Locals Repeat Prem os Vic­ the playing fi^rid. This coidd easily be cleared up. The meeting specifically is for the 0 McGuire, If ., .0 tion of btoketbolJ 'o r its reputation there are 17 Olymplte atifietee, at n^ht be more strict to their enforcement of tiie shift rule. purpose of insti^cting the coaches’ 3 O’Leary, c, ig .1 I the best team in tiie ri^te. Bris­ least one for every Invitation event, H ei« It may be a case of the penol^ bring too heavy. A referee natur­ delegates to ths National Football 3 Leone, tg . . . 3 tol had notIBng to offer except the and a whole flock o f national and tory h Close, Rard-Fou^ ally indght be hesitant about calling a violation when a severe p^htelty is Rules Committee wMch wlU convene 2 Habererh, Ig . , 1 uncanny riioptfog a W ty « f Wallie college chanxifions. An even doxen attached. . next werit. These del^rates, Lou 3 «Mozzer, Igrlf '^ . 1 Utke, Albie, Gurake and Andy OGNGOE8 HOU> LEAD Little of^Tolumbia, Noble Kizer of relay . V . ■ . .. V " I would Mke to^aee the rules, governing the forward pass left alone. The Palau. prograih, bxinglhg out tdons Iffom Caake; Secoods Wm By Purdue, and Howard Jones of The Center Ooogr^fational church cry now is to indict penalties on the team that wants to throw too many 13 11-10 Bristol’s passing attack wa.<« most o f the leeiding eastern colleges passes. The only suggestion I would make about passta would be to ask Southern C^aUfomia, rit with the ragged tbfoughout the game and basketball quintet turned back the national body only in an advisory Score by Periods and (Mfio State and Ificbigan Nor­ 32-20; Rest Neri Week; tor stricter bbservance on the part of offlclala in keeping ineligible men Bristol ...... 10 IS 7 B—39 .Manchester, broke thitiugb the zone mal from the mid west St. Mary’s at the School street Rec caiwcity. 11—26 defense obnristeirity. o i^ to find last ni|^t to remain undisputed from crosring the line eff scrimmage lintU the pass has been thrown. This The National Committee has in­ Manchester .... 2 3 9 The Wanamaker mile, wiUi Gene would keep inriigible men out o f the receiver’s zone, reduce confurion of Score at halftime, 234,^ Bristol, WaterioD at thb>kaBket: Mancbe.«- Venzke, world Indoor record holder leaders of tiie chiuifii league with Play Hartford Fdi. 15. dicated that no drastic revision in .Hayes. ter tossed ths lial) from -Cveay angle seven victories and no defeats. ’The the officials and would proride for better pass defense. the playing code needs to be made Referee, Abeam. Umpire, seeking to gain permanent posses­ T would like to see the ttmiwg handled by two men, one from each Time, 8 minute quarters. o f the floor, lew? shots, side shots, sion o f the tn ^h y agalnat a field score was 36-30. at this time although some action suriter shots add follow •up Shots. Center Chureta (36) school. Sitting near the bench, they would operate a large electric clock may be taken to prevent indiscrim­ which includes Ny, Ray Conger who Manchester Trade schoed repeated which would be 'risible to spectators and players alike. The ball just H a d n ’ t faQ inside the has won the event three times, P. B. F. T. * * • inate forward passing. M. H. S. Fresh (26) hoop. I t was situation that be- its first victory over Stafford IQgfa p. B. F. T. Glenn Cunning^iaia o f Kansas, the 1 Snow, t f ...... 7 8-9 22 at the School street Rec yestenlay aeta every haakriban team sooner first Amsrican In ths Oiymple IBOO 0 TDden, I f ...... 0 2-3 2 K e r r T a k e s F l o o r 2 Sears, r f ...... 2 0-6, 4 or laten during the season, and. it afternoon, winning 24-14, in a ganae 0 'Vince, r f ...... 0 04 0 B^ers, and Ijsb Lenhond of Boston, 2 Dotcbin, c ---- .... 1 4-4 6 that much closer than the score AN D Y KERR, COLGATE—Offense should be encouraged as much as happened to MSiichester at the hour Is. the high spot of the big pn^fram. 1 Magnusw, r g ...... 3 0-0 6 possible. The players like a game in which there is plenty o f scoring 1 Qpalacb, I f ...... 1 0-1 2 of its brigbt^ opportunity. indicates. The local Seconds also 0 Gavello, c ...... 1 4-9 6 aose bdiind Is the other tradl- 1 Phmey, I g ...... 0 0-2 0 won by a score of 32-20. It was the and spectators lUce-te watch it. As an example, look how the^ralddC baU M. H. 8. Gaea Searrieas tio i^ event wWch will be contested 0 Ruddell, I g ,...... 0 0-0 0 increuied interest in baseball. 1 Deyorio, r g ...... 3 3 4 9 Manchester wm t scoreless from ninth triumph in thirteen starts tea: 1 Barger, I g ...... l , 14 3 on a yardage basis, the Millrose 600. 0 Muldocn, I g ...... 0 0-0 0 the Mechanics and the ffith in suc- I am opposed to the 15-yard penalty tor tbs'second ineontyletsd fo r­ the floor in the fitst half, desrite A pldced Mid of tour will run: Ar­ raNIE SHERMAN AGAIN ceasloB.-^ ward pass. While -I Jite tlw rule as it is, 1 hsiiefa no penalty would be K 6 a-2St 24 tontunerabTe ahota at the basket. nold Adams o f Batss, Bemle McCaf ■ 5 11 14-18 36 Stafford x^ayed a good defensive better than one of 15 yards. If two teams a i« evenly match^ forward WINS SWEEPSTAKES And only Utke’s ability to find the torty, Karl Warner and MO ton Sand­ St Maiys (80) Bristol Fresh (16) hoop from any spot on the floor game and dl^layed fine paaswork passes decide the battle. The 15-yard penalty works toward soordiesa ties. P. B., P. T. ler. P, B. F. T. but were unlucky In shooting bas­ ' A t e ^ that apedallaes on defouse is not popular. I hope you win be­ Battling a fidd of 21 bowlers in gave Bristak its conviBctng margin The 50-meter invitation sprint is 1 W. Brown, I g ...... 1 1-2 3 the sweepstakes at Farr’s alleys 3 Benson,\Zf, rg . . 2 04 of 9 4 'at the end of the quarter and kets. Rossi and Reedy led the scor­ lieve that I have no axe to grind in this, as Colgate has seot^ in every 3 SonstRwm, If.... 1 0-1 2 featured by the Indoor dehut of the 3 W. Hadden...... v 2 0-0 4 ing attack for Manchester and Pan- game but one in four years. last night, B n ie Sherman had high 184 at hatftiine. Los A n g le s Flash, Frank Wjdpaff, 8 yL. Drown, c ...... 1 2-2 4 score o f 877 tor this strings to cap- 2 Ooibk, If . ; ...... 1. 04 ^ 2 ciera and Piedn were best tor the I like the rule on the inoomidete pass that hits an inriigible receiver. 3 Allniony, c ...... 1 0-1 2 Sepdrevniri accounted for the against Emmett Toppino, New Or­ 3 Smith, I f ...... 3 0-0 6 losers. Also, I briieve that widening of the Add woifid make tor freer scoring and tiure first ^ tee. This is Sherman’s Red and, "Vrate’s two..points from leans record smasher, Don Bennett 2 Wippert, rf ...... 3 1-2 7 socond victory in this popular event 8 Monahan, rg, I g '..1 ,2 4 4 Ashland, Keish and P f au took tfae thus a more intezesting game. But then the Adds in most itadluma 4 Riley, Ig ...... 0 0 4 0 the free throri line, whito brings to o f Ohio State, Pearson, Ed Siegel, 0 .Kennedy, I g ...... 3 0-0 6 couldn’t be w id e i^ being run every Friday night. Sec­ mind that the game was poorly o ffi­ the unbeaten New Yorker, and scoring honors fo r the'Iocal Secon(to 2 C ^ y , Ig, r f ...... 1 0 4 2 0 H. Brown, Ig ...... Q 0-0 0 and V. i?anclera was hlg^ fo r the to my opinion scouting should be limited. Why not an agreement, taro ond prize was taken by ” L d ty ” Ajh ciated. in fact it ' was the only host o f other stars. lIbA that xxas worse than the game 0 W emw, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 losers. Mapehester Trade v w lay off sooqts to a game? Tke games to be scouted should be designated and dersgn who bad a total o f SM .and M - 7 24 If . Some of the other high spots are limited in number. This would make for a more intereriing game, add­ third prize went to Charlie Jlsbart “Chick” Eteyes) o t West We fiO-mster hurdles with Jack Kel­ U 13 4 4 30 next week and will not may until flasre by Periods Hartford slid Oannv Aheam of Wednesday, Febnu^ 16, meeting ing the katxnlss dem ent arho hit tor 857. High aingis prize M anchester...... 0 4 5 6—24 ler o f OUo State, Lee Sentman and Ref ere: Faulkner. Time, 10 znin. Middletown handled the game. Hartford iSM e at Hartford, in a re­ Vtoile I am in favor the dead ball rule, I beliCte that a man runniag xras.won by Joe Canade with 129. Bristol ----- 7 2 2 James the 1000-meters with periods. back a kick should not be stepped when his knee touriies .aie groimd if Scores and^handlci^ follow: Manriiester ontsoored Bristol In turn game, the latter team having Score at hriftime, 184. Manches­ the third quarter. limiting the Bell Charles Hornbostd, GSen -Dawson, there is nobody near him. PF. H. Frank Nordell and Dan Dean the won the f i ^ 27-22. ter. Rrieree, -Clyde Waters. Time, City boya to a loue Arid goal jm NORTH ENDS TROUNCE UNCAS Tbs iS-xnan team tflea, which was tried out on the Parifio ooari during Sherman ...... 877 15 eight minute Starters. 3000 meters with Joe Mcauskey, The North Ends trounced the Manchester Trade School (24) that period. Tommy Jbhnsbm found T. tiie 1988 seaapa finds me in tovor. Offense would be nnproved with a Andmrson ..... g.**...*. 368 5 Henry Brocksmith and Paul Mundy; Uncas Seconds at the “ Y ” Thurs­ P. B. F. the badeet f « r Maariicstai^a fiiHt 3 Reedy, r f ...... 2 1-2 5 quarterbacfc-iqteeialist on the job, his duty befog « d y to call aignali. '< He Ksbart ...... ^ . 357 the high jump, George Spitz against day night by a score of 27 to 8. The score -from the fkxw and ^Otaoton 1 Pfau, rf ...... 0 0-2 0 would afoe up tha ORpodiw team and dope out ite defense more rsadOy. Art. KnoBa ...... 366 15 and Neifi dupUoatod in saeoasrion. Bert Nelson; the p^e vault with Uncas were hdd scoreless, until the Canada...... 356 5 John Wonsowicz o f (Milo State tackl­ 0 Ashland, r f ...... 0 0 4 0 There are many Mw.,tsn^ defense being developed now, whereas in Basket By Basket .whereat Briftri qulridy called tiifie latter part o f the third quarter. The 2 Rossi, if ...... 4 1-3 • years past there were but Ittw. ^laissr ...... 344 15 ing the Yale trio, Keitii Btown, Wirt North Ends played a fine defwisive 9 out to queO tim rrily. Thompson and Frank Pierce; and 1 Soibek. c ...... 2 0-1 4 POP WARNER—Aftr all, a footbdl'game is a contest to dstenniM G ig U o ...... 380 20 Garabs in Liaaeliglit game. Both tehiM played^a roug^ which team has tiie bsttef offriise and defense. If one team Wsaaergren 319 20 the first sfqtearance of Bill Carr, 0 Metcalf, r g ...... i 0-2 2 FoHowtogtis the basket by basket la the find quarter. Giaike took game with MaskU going to the OrKelsh, rg ...... 1 0 4 2 atrates its offensive power by naming up several first downs, and suecesde Philips ...... 815 20 accotnt o t ths BrietoMiandtaater Pennsylvania’s 400-meter Olympic showers fay the tour touls route. the liinellght, straaktog fioyn w t'XiRiwrJniH, running on the Penn re­ 1 Bissell, Ig ...... 1 0-1 1 to stapj^ig' Its oppo^ts’ attack, that team obrioualy Is tbs better .of the Burks ...... 818 16 game at Briatdl last right, showing Comber and Rykoskl starredYor the 20 Door!.to scora hailteta whito lay team against Ohio State and •_ two. n otight to be dedaied the xlHnaer. But under the present eystem B u ^ ta n d ...... 810 how the ahaMriaxotiag Honahaaltea ;sasstoff uador the ho(q> at top.waad. North End five. Sedgewlek and Har­ it flrequentiy lia !t ) KOehto...... 309 20 completely tomtnrisd ths storing New York University. rison starred, for Wapplng. Box r l l “ 3-10 s U s Mria-poIntaFs maintaining Brifi- Stafford mgh Sohsri (14) I want to see leas Kicking and more running with the hall, and.I bdleve DIdeSQU 805 10 aictirities through the first half and inrs wide wargto over the te ^ . score: P. B. F. T. the fans do. too. There is too much dritanse to tootiMfl now and I heUeve A. Ou'vlni 308 15 Manohester’a jr r ily ta the final With tWo minutes to riay. Ooseh Nertk Ends (27) that I f poliits were given, for fli^t downs it would lead to atUmprovement Smadc- 297_ 10 pacleds. 'lOnmoL Monahan sent to his oeoop^ P. B. F. T. 1 Hajosy, r f ...... 1 > 1 8 COCHIAN IS WINNER 1 Pleela, If ...... 3 14 6 to tbs *»**^fy BMnsy ...... 286 15 thfo ootm funotioM^ 3 Hines, If ...... 1 0 ;3 0 Amisteoug, c . . . . . 1 04 8 The Msh of wasting a down by eacrytof ths hall outelds When aser the L» OsrrittI ...... 204. 15 up*,:firid.. I 0 • • • • a • inurit'lwStar thee rid the first f% O E B m U R D T im 0 R. Burington, If ... 0 Or 0 3 Zanleriiier, r g ...... 0 0-1 0 rU oUam ta order to dMato a more Cavonble podtion IS yards wtthto Schv4:tz ..801 1^8 a t paastag>aiid toawwtak. 0 Comber, rf...... 4 3 N. Panciera, Ig ... ^ 2 14/ 5 bounds i t fhflOQleas. The {day is untotemstiag to watdu Itis jw t so. Barthold w *...... 280 jtebrawslti,' • a eb a a s s Maachsner’s feconda were also 0 Vittner, r f ...... 0 0 0 0 J. Panciera, Ig . . . . . 0 04 0 aroch watted eaergy. And; it generally reetdta to a sUgbf loeB o f groufid. Keish ...... 28(K • 15 p r i « r ^ ...... r defeated tor the second time by tiie- 1 Rykoskl, c ...... 3 2 6 —— —. A better ride, it saema to me, would be to give the offensive the J^ovaano; fbul, ...... 8 Bristol' Seconds. S0*25« the ia tt^ Tarns Back Laytea To Take 0 Marks, c ...... 0. 0: 0 7 . '6 2-9 14 p riv ily of moving in 15 ymrds wbenver the boll has basn ddwMd any- British Vats ^ , Palau, team latog aeoriy half of tite fi^ 1 Swikla, Ig ...... - 2 0 4 Score By PeiM whsrs withfn tiva yards o f tita ddeltoei^. Baker ...... 06 97 95 string squad, to gain the vlctefy. 0 Pstoer, Ig 0 0 McCundugh 96 87 Gutaks, to ri . . . i Maeukatis stirreff tor tita winnm M anchester...... 11 4 5 4—24 and MbzZer sfid lAbne for the World’s Three CosIuob 0 D. Harrington, rg ;. 0 2 2 Stafford High .... 4 6 ng 90 ii7 '81 ^wdruwSki. tori 1 2 ^ 108 1 VaiUant, rg ...... 0 » 0 0 Score haUtima, 15-10, Smoka NShOp teai^ — Norwich Thompson ...... 87 95 Utke,\field ...... i ^ r s . game at WflUmantic * nuriadoy Tsggsrt ...... 93 ■ 98 100 Utltai field . The'iocaT freshman were the ChamimHislup. ter Trade, lim e, 8 min. quarters. ones to aysnse their preyious 5 11 5 27 Referee, ’’Cap’ BiSaOU. night, losing to the DfilUmantic Palau, fidfi • • • wo • • • Unoas (8 ) Loail Sport Boy’s aub, 88 to 26. toddentally, / .466 497 465 Sendrowrid, ...... 1 6 ' toat, wtamag It-lfl. p ' ■ ' Anderson-Shea Post employed a none defense a i ^ Chicago, Feb. 4 .~ (A P )—WMksr the Y. M. C. A five was-beatan, 49- Uike,. field ...... 18 OMO^QS (92) .. Uhert ...... 68 . 87 by » Oaer b< peeaoiwfo on Briators Cochran today ha1^ tytO open dites are flUod before tuiw played. LayEon wti& meet ja y Bozs- (By Assodated m w ) 8 V. Panciera, if ... 8 6h8' time. xwyxx MMidayia the playoff for aec- ThO NattOtiti: Qhazda wffl travd I s a # e a e W R E S T t M 1 H. Julten, I f 0 a 6 a ^ te liWkkB todikt to waat tha Nwr York—Tony ond bonora. AndreiaaM, o lil^txrrifht Ooehraa reeslved fS,000 aa first » Hm m faaious billiard TTorth E K W u fw a t dty, tka gatna a a4 •■•e Prucker, c •seaaaaa out BiDy TownsaW, priae xonmey piom 98,000 as 16 per artfott who wfitfftva an exhlUtiMi at kariati bean amaiad later; ' ie, • • a '# b a a • d^a • - . <■» R. n edn , tg e • a a a a (1), non-title. r sent o f the. gate reoe^ts o f the Lewiston, Jaific tb s J iiM a iq T i £ j ^ iMKt nWRhdaff- day. I t win be p la g ^ as -a ^ Wngner, M ios^-'ll. t., de- Dal Ptea, Iff to thb MaridSTlptiiMO MttiM, Spain—PWildo UWklM> toumament &i addMlon ' ,was Salvatesa R«tf> pi^slwnted w itii a |1,000 f oatod GOntleihisn Jack Lorenistt, ^ -- of the ttOa 280, New Ymrk. two s tmdilit lilit fidls 10- \ . V- ha la Etfiiiapsnn, <18:48 and S:6L) > ' intanda te _pttowa, ^ ^ - Man. Trade will immediately 308, HOiW Java, R. t ; attO MteW- SteffotdHlffh .bxhibittoo tbqf^.wliidh^ he .ax-- axd GsatoBwlne, \340, Rwtiaad, Scofe halftime, Time 7 jie t kirn. aaoChcr 990fi00 Ors. drew, ^---- . S ii& ie'ib s season > 3 ^ ^aK9XVIt,ilV|!^(^;]Bl^|^rSd!DTB'|UM C9^^ 4- ■■

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ti>‘tha wSook eUIdren. The wfik APAirrMENTS, FLATS, ifitder* Reeeiveni reported "the hosir LOST AND FOUND 1 nees has been oomducteo to too great was fnntldwd Ity tlw dtfb in the ------' TENEMENTS, 68 CAlfZDNERI KAYOES an extent on a credit basts.” Tbs* various aebodls- For tha first three ZX>ST—^AIR DOUBLB vliioo glftfift- of the presimt sdipid year a in brown caM, IConday^ Nalgli- FOR RENT—6 ROOM llait with aU court ordered a cash operation. ROCKVILLE Manchestec , ' Salt Lake' Cfity—More than half total c f 4 ,5 ^ M^tlea o f milk have borhood o f Fine street and mills. modem improvements.^ garage, at T O W N S m FIRST been givea fiwagr< It is hoped this 'Brening Herald 19 Division street. 41 Norman street Phtmie 7557. the studente ot the University at Utah fail to exercise their fuU aun­ year to siirpaSs the previous record snd- eviiT-effort 2*. to' be made to c l a s s i f i e d 3 OR 2 ROOM SUITS in new John­ ties, if psychological teste are cor­ AUTO ACCESSORIES— son Block, fadng Main street very rect Dr. Myron C. Barlow, psycho­ THREE-WAY SESSION * raJsft fm ^ .for the furnishing of the advertisements Drops C aoa^ WA Three milk. A pUqr is to be preamted this TIRES 6 desirable, modem Improvements. logy professor, said a survey shows « I less than half the students are at- month. R d ^ GibaKexlco City—Tearinjg their hair, ot the court. . • - . which win be presented Under their played in Stafford Springs and woo The Berald wUl not be responsible 4546. ■ ly had settled back into their seats The following is the list of short lor more than one Incorrect insertion Vans Service means lower ratea on after the introducttons when Can- government astronomers have ask­ sponsorship for Charity on Thursday by that team can be accqitod as a ed the President to. move their calendar matters scheduled for a and Friday evenings, February 16 eritiierion, the Junior team on thdr of any advertisement ordered tor furniture moving to distant pomta. FOR RENT-t3. ROOM'flat upstairs, zoneri stabbed Townsend across the more than fne time. Large modem,trucks, eiqierlenced observatory far from the “madoUg hearing on Monday: Manchester and 17. The principals are Herbert ho^ pitch stand a very good, The Inadvertent omission ot Incor* 28 1-2 Church street luquire 68 ring with his fast left and then un­ Lumber Company 'vs. Arthur C. Scheiner, Mary Wendheiser, Gert­ rect publication ot advertising will ^ men, prompt aetvlce, all goods in­ West street loosed a volley o f right hand punch­ crowd.” chance of emerging on top. rectified only by oaaoellatlon of the sured while m transit are features The observatory is in a populous Ayer, default and judment; the rude White, Gertmde Fuller, Hec­ Beaten By 2-0 es. The last punch, landing high up Valley Company vs. H. W. Bidwell, tor Blair, Mrs. Alice Coveney and oharye made tor the service 'endered. ' offered at no extra espenaa to you. on the temifle, sent the Vancouver suburb. An airplane beacon nearlty Two *weeks ago the junior team All advertisements most conform and the flash of automobile head­ disclosure of defense, judgment; Hy­ Francis J. Prichi^. in style, copy and tw yraphy with Dally trips to New Tork, oaggage FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement 67 youngster to the canva*< and he man Smith vs. Edith Rachel Smith, went to Stafford Springs and were reyulatlons ..enCoroed l>y the publish­ delivered direct to steamship ^ers. ■ Spmce street. Telephone 6200^ lights play hob with telescopic work. Luther A. White, Clyde A. Cord- stay^ there as the referee counted motion for cotinsel fees, motion for styn and Arthur J. *¥100601 will defeated the score of 2 gotJs to ers and they reserve the rlyht to For further information call 8068. ten. The finish camq in one minute Tmeks rumbling over a highway 0. The coadltions, howeve-, were edit, revue or reject any copy con­ 2 ROOM ipiATED, furnished apart­ register miniature earthquakes on a alimony pendente Ute; James H. leave on February 15 for Florida sidered objectionable. ' 8860,8864. Perrett A Glenney. bui. and five seconds. Townsend failed Madden vs. Jeremiah J. Hamilton tulverse to the light Icical boys.' CliOSINO H0UB8--Glasslfied ads to ment. I d ^ for teachers or busi­ seismograph in their Cellar. where they wiU spend several weeks. to land a single blow. and Max Joseph, Inc., motion for The trip will be made by auto. One-half of the ground was a veri­ be pnblUhed sime .day mnst be re­ S IL V ^ LANE BUS LINE offer the ness couple 88.00 per week. Write Although the sudden ending of the Chicago—The public is becoming table quagmire wUeb gave the ceived by II o’clMk noon; Saturdays Box N. Herald. transfer to Hartford County Supe­ The contracts for the transporta­ 10:10 A m. ___ accommodation.• •.% B ' wmn out earned-1124 in two days. Lamln. Hamilton Patton, director of naturalization cases: Andrew Yach- Eastern Star, hold a meeting In ICemorlam ft ft ft •«.• ft Bft •MVd'dTft'ftm ^ Responsible rated company offers FOR SALE 71 Jackson coimty relief work, 'an­ imowicz, , Selma .iBertha Seeliger on Tuesday evening. A “Valentine'* tions. The team pla^ in toe East­ £ioat and Toaiid •••••••••••••^•1 l ern Connecticut League and finUh- Announcements J .exclusive sd.ertising proposition. nounced orchardists w | li b e able, to Wittenbrook, Harry Henry Scussel, bridge and whist party will be held. Personals ,w * Unlimited possibilities. Protected 1 ACRE. 4 ROOMS, bat;b, sun porch, trade in their apples in payment of Philias MartiU, Mary Bradnan, The Rockvifle Bojre’ Band aerenad- ed in third place. Afttoseobllas territory. Experience mmecessary. electricity, garage, coop 82250. Low taxes at a rate of 30 cente a sack. George H. Bradley, Amelia Hipsky ed David A. Sykes at his home on In all probability this may be toe Automobiles Cor Bale Electric AdrClock Company, 569 down pajrment 6 acres, 6 rooms, Queer Twists . San Francisco— Bettor times Parizek, Annie Erickson, William Thursday evening in honor of his last edilbttion game toe juniors Automobiles for Bxobarye •:• «aK« S orchard 83000. 5 acreq, 5 rooms, Auto Aooessorleft—Tires ...... •- West Jackson, Chicago, HI. have come for James Egan, wU'' ad­ Robinson, Gaetdno Tambomini, 75th birthday. They rendered the will be able to play. They are Ante Bem tl^y—PftlnUny r.ft ft T 83000. 7 rooms, all,improvements, mitted that back in 1923 he was not Gulseppe Tambomini, Harvey selection “Hail, Hail, the Gang’s All scheduled to begin their league ac­ Auto Bchools ft ft ft ft • ft •• ft.ftft.Cd • d.B 3 1-2 acres, cow, chickens 88800. In Day*s News doing so well. ‘1 waa 17 HELP WANTED—MALE 36 sumption of beer in Vienna from a leather pocket case. the past. InsursBoe • ••••••••BftftOOOftO •%••.« II 3.550.000 gallons in May, 1931, to Chicago—Shelby Richardson, SO, Police said he would “faint” ' in tion to be held in Rockville on Harold McLaughlin of'Fort Adams games each. r'Tto deotdon vna muinery Prtosmaktny II Monday. The association has ac­ is spending a few dajra with hie par­ made at toe league m eeting-h^ In MOvln»-Trueklny-^toraye ... 10 w a n t e d —BY LOCAL firm, out of 2.484.000 gaHona in the correspond- who said he was the grandson of a department store, awaken, and Painting—Itapeclur •.ft • ft ft-ft ft ftto ft:eM 11 town collector, with car, experienc­ month of this year. Abitdiam Lincoln's servemt and bar­ then teD sympathetic onlook : be cepted the invitation of the Jeffer­ ents, Mr., and Mrs. Harry McLaugh­ Hartford last nl^L . t ^ . ’ Ptofessrofiy) fiervlees II ed, small drawing account against ber, was saved from jail by a dollar was starving, thereby collecting son club, Rockville’s only Demo­ lin .of .Prospect street. AH' playen who have reglatofftfi Repairing . . . . A ...... % II cratic organization, to hold its reg­ Miss Nan. Flaherty, daughter of with toe Olymplci are roqnaaMid to S corin g—Dyeing—Oleantny . . . 14 commission. First class references biU. money and fo ^ . Toilet Goods and Bervlee 16 A judge permitted him to remain Detectives who caught him yes­ ular monthly meeting in the Town Dr. and Mn. John SL Flaherty of' meet todi^ a t toe Weiff 9Kto fat to qualify. Write Collector, Box Z, hall Monday evening at 8 p. m. All Elm styeet, a student at the Neyr. practice at 2:30 p. m. jind tyr -« Wanted—Business Bervloe ml. . . . SO Herald. free by payment of 81 ^ bis wife, terday reported they found 813 in Bdaeatleaal who alleg^ he was behind in his pockets. He gave his name as Democrats have been Invited to at­ Rochelle c o U ^ , is . spending her va­ meeting:.to be hdd after. totCF***- Courses and Oasses ft.ft ft ftji.oCft'ft fts ft '' If separate maintenance payments. tend, after the association has cation at her .hope In this city. tice to discuM fuUjliment o f the Private Instruction .«3i ft.ft3. ft ft ft ft • • • SI James Dillon, Olney, 111. The police held its business session and elec­ league -schedule.* .Tomorrow to«y Daaoltts ftftftftftftVftftftG^ft.Bftiocftftftftxo U-A AGENTS WANTED 37-A Social workers said Richaidson was sedd they recalled he had been ar­ Ifuslcal—OramOatlc IV. thei grandson of William de Fleur- rested in Chicago a year ago for tion of officers. STEAMER ON REEF will meet at toe-Sehod street 1 ^ - Wanted—Instruction SO vlUe, a French West Indian, who “fainting.” The speakers include besides Com­ London, Feb. 4 — (AP) — The restlon building at 1:80 p. m. w a n t e d —AGENTS for fast aeU- Chicago—AR'has been forgiven. missioner Tone and Dr. Dolan, Na­ Greek fo ^ h te r Ellin, 3,789 tons, The senior team will tra:ftd to Bonds—Stocks—Mortyayes |S>Oftft 11 ANOTHER letter for you—N served President Lincoln. tional Committeewoman Mrs. Fan­ was stranded today on a reef off East Hartford to play a retiim fix­ Business Opportunities...... II ing device. Call 7181. this lime. It looks easy Oklahoma City —Hereafter fu­ Jedm G. Williams annoimced he Honey to Loan II had withdrawn the 55 warrants he nie Dixon Welch of Columbia, State Beachy Head, on the south coast of ture with toe Chance Vought-elev- MAN WANTED IN THIS locaUty enough, but is it? Cut out the nerals at the Guardian Funeral Senator Dr. EMwin R. Dimock’ of England. Heavy seas were repbrted en. These teams battl'd to a tie Belp u d lltuafloBa Home will be C. O. D. by court swore out against that many resi­ Help Wanted—Female ...... IE as Direct Representative of well 'seven puxitle pieces, darken their Merrow, State Centf^ Committee­ poimding her. last -Sunday and another, good Help Wanted—Male ...... SO backs with crayon or pencil and dents at Chicago Ridge, chargi game should be'in order tomo^ow. known oil com ply. Sell small town they dismantled and carried away man Ernest H. Woodworth of Oov- Tugs, and life boats from New Help Wanted—Male or Female .. S7 and ftom trade on easy credit try rearranging them to form entry^ and Major Harold B. Pinney Haven were standing by. Players win meet at the Ediool Agents Wanted eofteeeeeeeefte ftXe ST-A ' the letter. TOWN ADVERTISEHENT his storage building, allegedly to Bltnatlons W anted-Feujde...... 18 terms. Experience not neoessaiy. build edifices of their own. He said of S t^ ord. The Ellin was hound from street Rec at 1:00 p. m. 'and will Situations Wanted—Hxn e OXCft ft ft 8I< No Investmmt required. Chance Sealed proposals will be received the persons responsible had prom­ A social hour will fdUow the busi­ Santa Fe, Argentina, to Hull, Eng­ travd by automobile to Eadt^^Rart- Blmployment Agencies...... 40 for Immediate steady income. by the Board of Selectmen at their ness meeting. land. ford. ■ Zli.- '■ (five gtoek—Pete- Pealtry—▼ehieles ised to cart his building b k. Hospital Benefit Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 Write: P. T. Webster. General office in the Municipal Building, not Le Center, Minn.—^A calf, left in Llvi Stock-Vehicles ...... x .... 41 Manager, 64!^ Standard Bank Bldg., later than Tuesday, February 14, at a car parked with the motor run­ The presentation of the three-act Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 Cleveland, Ohio. 4 P. M., covering collection of gar­ comedy. “Mary’s Ankle” , imder the Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 ning, bumped into the g ^ shift spemsorship of the nuraing atafl of Per Selei msrellaaeoes bage in the said,Town of Manches­ lever, and rode away. The car Articles tor Bale...... 46 The ter. the Rookvllle Ctiy hospital at the UVE STOCK—VEHICLES 42 climbed the curb and cijashed auditorium of the Gterge Sykes Boats and - Accessories ...... 46 Letter N iStM 2 Spedfleations and copy at pro­ gatesta building. Building Uaterlals ...... - 47 posed contract, covaiing laid gar­ Memorial school last evenhig waa Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 FOR SALE—ONE LIGHT Delivery The calf was unharmed: highly successful. The entire pro^ Bleotrloal Appliances—Radio . . . 40 horse, one saddle horse. Cheap for bage collection, are ()n file in the Chicago—What’ft in a name? Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A office o f ‘ the Board of Selectmen, Plenty of trouble, if you ask Marc ceeda ffom the presentation, will be Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 60 cash. CaU 3514. * Municipal Building, South Manches­ used for the purchaae of needed Household Goods ...... 61 Mogi. . equipment for the hoapltal. Machinery and Tools e e ft ft e •:«•!•.• • 61 ter, Connecticut, copies of which Take the name of Ibith fQr ex­ 7 ^ Musical Instruments ...... 68 may be obtained at said office upon ample: Mogi, appjBaring befc-e David L. Hondlow has been hlflhty Offlee and Store Bonipment . . . . 64 FUEL AND FEED 49-A payment of 85.00, said amoimt to be complimented for his preeentation Bpectals at the Stores ...... 60 Judge Felnberg on a bigamy of what was one of the best plays Wearing Apparel—F u rs...... 67 SEASONED HARD WOOD, fitOVft refunded when spedfleations are re­ charge testified he waa fond of the v/anted^—To Buy ...... 68 turned. name. Two women in^ court were ever given in Rockvill'e; slxe, furnace chunks or fireplace Bidders are requested to call at The cast of characters Induded Rooiae - Heard. .Hotels Weaerte lengths 87 cord or 84 load. Gray both Ruths.' Ruffi No. tl laid She Bastauraat> the Selectmen’s Office for the pur­ would , take ^M(^ tyiek-' 8 Wilfred Kent, Elmer Btartenstein. Rooms Without ‘Board ...... 6l birch 86 coni. Cbaa. Heckler, tele­ pose of viewing a map upon whieb Edmund Smith, C te lt^ ’ Wflthers, Boarders Wanted...... ».6I*A phone Roaedale 18-18. - * . said slie waa wMcome. Dorotity Ashe, Beati^ Leonard, Country Board—Resorts ...... 80 is indicated the proptoed garbage Hotele—Restaurants ...... ' 61 collection sehedula Atexlon French, Emma West, **Wil- Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 68 A certifled check in the amount ot liam Smith and Hi Smith. ..Real Bstate Fei Beat BOARDERS WANTED 59A .00, as evidence of; good fidfh, D ® ^ R E S S I O N The Getting was unltyie, especial­ Apartments, Flata Tehements .. 61 ROOM AND BOARD at 81100 per accompany bid, which will be ly in the third act, which pictured Business Locations tor Rent . . . 64 returned to unsuccestful Udders. PRICES the deck at the Steamabip “Bermu­ Houses (or Rent ...... t 66 weidc. The Hotel Sheridan. TeL dian.” Thle scenery vraa made Suburban tor Rent a ft ft* ft.ftft-ftCftftftft 66 8678. The Boai^ of Selectmen reiserves iNl'aorM o f wood fauid doee to Summer Homes for Rent .-..r ... 67 the tight to reject any or ail Uda. state rmlA about four mQea from especially for the preeentation as Wanted to Rent ...... 68 Bids should be marked “Bid for to w n ^ d etB. be bought for 8SS5. the gift at the Hockanum Mliia Com­ Real Bstate Per Bale^ Serlonaly, now,, yon shonIdn% Garbage Collection”, atoled, and de­ pany and waa very reaUstie.^ Apartment Building tor Ssile . . . ' 61 APARTMENTS, PLATS, ^ teve much trouble duplicating Five room bouw, 1 acre land, Business Property tor Sale . . . . . 70 livered to Hie.'dffice o f Hie Board of The stage ■ setting anid mperUes Farms and Land tor B ale...... 71 TENEMENTS* 63 .that:yonBfster’s bad fall.- Here’s Selecbnoi, Munldpid BuUding,'not smaD b a n , 1 ia ig e and 1 small were under; the dlfeotton of Blteidge Houses for SaU ...... 71 ^ way his silhouette Is formed. ^ later than 4 P. l£, FehrUify 14, ddekenoeop. Aitseiau weD and Leonard who- reoelved niany. oonqm- Lots tor Sale ...... *... 71 FOR R E N T ^ ROOM tenement, aU, tiw.prioftla'mdy | 1 7 9 ^ OaD SlSOi. Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 improvements, garage. Inquire 314 1988. m en te.- - ■ * T " ^ Suburban (or SiUe...... 71 Center street or phoM 5559. Dated at Mancheeter, Gcofnectlcut, in Ur Fond Beneficial ^ Real Bstate tor Exchange...... 76 this fiMt day of February, 1938. The “Milk Fund” o f the.Rockville Wanted—Real Bstate...... 77 Edward H. Keeney FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all BOARD OF SELBCTlta. r e a l e s t a t e INSURANCE Lions dub proved very beneficial Aaetfoa—Legal gsttees daring the pasttyear with a total of Legal Notices • sees e^s eeeesfteeaaft •! Improvemmte, steam heat, with TOWN OF MANCHEBTER. • 88SBIainSt. garage. IhqtfiK 68 Garden street. G. Bi Ketth. Seeretaiy. over 8JIOO bottieo of free mOk given —X (READ IBB STORY, TREN CXH4» T !m _ MOT0BB) By FRANK BECK When Duncy ii«qq)ed-dCwn to t& ■both the cubA::'Thiyty6 earned it, GAS BUGGIES^Too Much Cheek gr> und, toe Tinymitea aU gath«^' but what L¥bT” round and shouted * ^ d l, you io ^ -wan, eon^^to-**^- aetoethlng NOV. OARUING, S A l'i T H M 4 EHOtftH your match,, but ftVftn tw as tun. real,” \tl|e. bnHm J * » I - “The two cube Esa;^'and made meaL YMng both the enba fol­ ^ '•/gLLi. HOW J V -reUL: MB VHATt OP YOUR* NAary o l d ' IM you fall. You jfi^*t.lmvft A diaaee low me. We’U go to where 1 Hv**" 'BOUT SUPPER, W RONG... DID y o u .TEMPER. NOV at all. I guess wO mev^ win know Wlmn an too bunch had walked HAVE ANY TROUBLE' n m f o OUT OF YOMR-i just how wdl yon might, have done;” inside the -hifoter*s ca ^ Dancy ZIT REAOYf^s WHY AT THE OFFICE- J GROUCH; YOU “Say, you are prel^ foir to mie,” ^ed, “Let's give the weft bean liMml c a n V t a l k said Duncy. .‘1 can .idainly see that bna4 and mUlc. Til foed tiwm Nth; , KNOW SOMETMNG^ it was quito a fuhny sight to see toe mswAL" - fM HON6HYft^ L H A PPEI^... ITl9 T O M S AkSNi take a spUU. The hnnter. answered, with NOT LIKE YOU TO, U K B W i -^*tfa ^ were wrong. YT s i. » ..fv .place, Td havft ‘ ..Then Dnagy.; and said, V 4 -I > '. -• - 1.1 - - . ir. ‘ ...... '.vi:;^v lrr.'yL^;i^r-J' *'^V:' ■.■s'tf’-*^T‘^T,"*r ^ - 0 - ^ y 0 A -•'H i t' .> Al medical eiamfcltlfft V tte ahbrtiMt route to v-v ~=-3tejiSniri J ii"f;i4y doa^ tlterfaet t w Sixi------— T^adr twice thwl' in liad. V'lloattiit~kidaia^-a&d IM i*«L the wirong^ way oaoa-*tt is tWnknty oulU' worrldinai^ I t 2^ ^ H tt about the^loM tont mikeS It stein paator «# , to hcavyr-Thm ls ho better c^^tal on Sam Jtinaipii'^-lUrtW Bai' o t d o c ta n doM tda oa diet « .floaty* 1^ ^Udgn—Wlkt makes you tttok weaW aar«em th> pstooner has a wife deqpito tos prajera for m ean* Soaday. teathaiony to the coBtrary. Tbe PaxBOti—How come prayera Detective—W» found a letter to SMitoiV'-eeT notr eaur to’ « kidney? AH vcih eon- his podtst that was wrlttm two giegatlMi would bust rls^t out w e ^ ago by a woman .and hadn’t laughin’. bpw maUod. Ai4 0 AlMeNBft , Sam Johnson—Ah don’t aee why. Las’ Sunday yo’ done prayed foh all Bthd^YTcD, you proposed to me de loose livers. seven tlmdi before I aeqpete yom noak—Yes, and then my. tuck Old Unde Lorenso from out near gave out. Yanceyville says: “Dere am three wabs oh gettin’ out oh 4 scrape; Eeuie—Haude is a girl after my push out, back out an* stajl o^t” own heart. Freddy^You’re lucky; mine’s^ A Negro went flahing. He hooked after my money. a Ug which poUed him over­ Some of our older citiaena give board. As he crawled beak into the fervent that they lived to the board. As he crawled back into the •'WaM.t Ah wantta know is dis—is days udien you ooidd kta a girl and dis wtgifer fidlin’ or is dis fish nlgr taste nothing but girl. geiln’ ?” ' Affronted Young Lady—How dare you? A perfect stranger! While wandering in a Florida Genial One—Ah! But, lady, none swamp, a hunter saw an alligator of us are perfect. snatch a small colored boy from tbe V ^ ^atiir of the river. Soon he came to a Visitor—Don’t your toctors agree cabin with a number of pickanin* on anything at all? Bier, in the yard. He said to the invalid—Oh. yes, their fees are aH mother: alike. ^ . Hunter—I hate to tell you, but I j'lst saw an alligator get one of your An economist has advanced the children over on the river. theory that every man shonld have Negro Woman (turning back in work that fits his brain. Can that the-doom and addressing her hus­ be taken as the cause for imem- band)— Rastus, Ah done tol* y* all ployment? aumpin’ wuz ketchin’ ouah kids. Rastus White and his bride-to- ______R apperlos.aunBr.eiv. FiWHy Sa , -YS . i . be, Handy Brown, were .on a diop- ptAg tour. When it came to a choiM of bedroom suites the fomltnre man adnd: Fumiturn Salesman—Do you want twin beds? Handy (looking at Rastus, then S(X>RCHYSMITH Danger Averted in an embarrassed tone)—No, Ah futniw it am best to get an ordinary . / bed ’n’ let de good Lawd decide.

RaChd**rDoes your husband exer- W Nice WORK. BOVi dse‘ r^iulatly? SWPSHAlhe AS AIM igsQjg^Why,'yes, last week he *1H0SC V/HO /Re SOAKED was out six nights running. ■ftTTtftOE^>R^< TWIN6S About all there is to hotel service gH* — y^lOOK . TrtE C06 8AM is two bottles of ginger ale and some nracktd ice. HotCha’a—Tbe fellow pulling on tbe oars has no time to rock the boat—Opportunity taps on the win­ dow with a. sponge for the fdlow who 2i adeep at the jobrrA. man vdio attains bisyideal neyef we^ -^-Goocentration is Um secret of stnngth—He -who has : conguered fear- has conquered failure—^He who Cwu knows how little he knows is on the. Tbe girl who gets there first must way to knowledge—^Lon^ hours yf oonnteach secfHiA

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SALESMAN SAM '■V ^ ... ; ' ■' - - ' ' -.1 . •_ .“»‘a ■ ' • 1 fM P-' oeBdqpb S aaN t: G ooM lt P''-' \y w fll M M its ra n te r I liu r lp f» ^ iy svsB lB f ia T liik tt tts iN istesiS sssston libra tbiuk WiHg tiia*LutlNr br-Bte m t •;yw9»A In - SvI? 5 ra E iilB t lastU tetlflB w )D he !».' V I f . h e l d t e h t iV.itedtethiM ]|>IPM -V dueted in to cfflcs. Ttucr «ra>^ U te . t o bMMMr tp at loss ~ jtiilteB'hOd 0 «renbaB«to> ^ b| d i i i A f iCyra Fltanraid, ifti^ P t o * . 3 T b t « i t e AiMBBiblV ^ g S b a t, W as Rote Byaratt W -te .ksinamg with the .VdM^aa m rti- i r a , W r t e e l w * W h i^ sad Q sorgs Bailey, ▲ caad m«t vtes prraentlte 'te fhi 'atioSil. ^ ■ ■ pa rinrt Af 9 o^rioek social w ill follow a t 8 t l 6. , .: f V foUowlag took.M rtt Ite^teBd Bra^ ' .pvC., th»! . ’ todbwed Ity twrira MB, lo s s DocotM M lfiM ttton obm pleted to r 't .1 fo ra . an->-i X9mU' iiutiiA bitito tkut otontoriidiiy | t e . tour extra danoea one M l— Graoe Rohertaoa. aad hw Berfgran. Helen Bsngptei.:^i|dolph ianliiM natkin-vrids jM dip. 4 fille d one O f th e ,to’ be n Walts. Ike -'-■sa- niece, M ite Jessie Roberts^ , of o f ra d riilts w hich w ill, be Frag Pattoib ^ duhtboma <4 ; Johnson, Maqre>7 OUQn,, aiM RfV- l a i t i a t toe Y. M . C A.. a R.; Bur^ ^lj|;to he. led thia year Bymaaan, N. T4 «te i K. E. Ericksim. A Sliprtv bualiiciss _____ ^ ^ bvte:tos BrofuK. , . , in k e ff, jra rid a n t n:Qf the mi?!*"***^* vod seaO hora o f meeting wad held, after vddoh re- Casttog!OoidparQr*s hetW brk on tlw .0fpi&; rjii^ daaa. .and Mte D mo^ ifornia, "»»w «g th eir headqiiartan frashments were iserved. _ . ete iOf. LtobCln’s birthday^ -Febru-' 18^ ^ Ctoh Ovtow- a t t h e B 1 Caato Bojtd , 1a S a a t e gun, A ito 'Jkw r; w to w i^ traraiw and IwMegrodas taavWto. Jfi^ 'tb r danriiig; hra attended several sepdonn B a x h a r a . , ' / ' "■ .' ^ Another change has heen niade '^Ahetedtog to 'th e iLtoynatton.ra^ arm uM M usto'PeaU rai to bride w ora a'*gow n.of byaetotto Mf.A.YerptaaMc,. In tbe bus schedule <4 tM Om m ecti- field; M iu A r ^ Itaafialy Wmdd' Court iand A tu ^ aito ca w w lto tivT O to ina Mr. Aril MM. a P. Qubnlty. Mr. e ri^ ,'te C h ’ of the 8j 0pQ V. F . W t to R naata and other ,lkirqtoaiN coun?. L e w tSim set RObekah lo d n ^ c u t 30osq»hy^ service, to the new todto tontterad throughout. ti)h M r..T O .in A IRIyto oontoy Arthur Bltog," and Mr. Its iw u la r m eetlaf la Odd FeQqws Cheney M ils toitenal.. A fter the M^ PAtton wto be tto» gs^^ tries, tog«tota. .^th ‘important legis-; to«ta jw d ly totoT O id tom ue jH Z PhlIlto..Bnutty have hen in­ countiyi^ w ffl .toaa^ iusto A iv e o b ta in thincQ iantxy. .She to hen. M oadsy eveM ag. M ry. Jessie firs t tw o or three days o f operitflon nw pibew ifp drive, for ^tbe redbi 1st ion ^ ^ Travelers-Bm rriStgttd^ ^ ■ ‘ ■ The b^e waa to'at£todtbe_|«bm as patrons W aUace w ho Is la chaige o. the ea> O f a ^ bus from the h ew ted W TiC, A^ < toy night bKim 7 h Ibm ^ Apeakik; lia d ^ ’ toajfe from M anoheiter EBghj patrqoeera Jfliqee who will on 6 :4 0 'In iM iicb the ni6i n b e r a 6 C toe A ttoetio" n r . s n ''im iiieiice every tertaiaB ient has called a rehearsal term inal it' w as found necease^y. to tiia 'lb c il post are asked to ^ tato 8 o’dock.- W hite to M i^ Cbeeter vafe jm ltote w ita toe ^ ain o i 19 ^ ^ M r . Vaher hrailfidl Dorot^ Wegner, ^m dit Abe to A n, toe fioor. ' S M fOr tonioROw afteraOoa a t. 2 :80. h a v e t h e 6 :4 6 bus from th at term h ial p i^ A ll nbw m em bers totendtog to WiU:^be tlto gu«M: d f'M r: itod M to ? M F ^ to . em ployed ky the ^ tt A BrloV. BAutenhetg,' lOaa Bralyn R efieahaieots w ill he served M orf- M so m ake a trip to tiie m illa to ord er. OtCb Netoon, 887 Cent^ Street; , tcm dlM on the F a r Akstem . attuar W m tnay cOn^pa^ 'o f H artford, Petenrai*. SdiA^Ctoiicei, .1088 Alma unite w ith the Veterans of Foreign tion, to e Phtopptoto T O . the rsaaon day evealag hy M rs. A . M . Know les to accom m odate eonm axitem ^cbndng- W his.aibthlB tim e, are requested to Andxidot llriuto r'Androm, Miss F i v e s t o i l e and h er coronilttee. ■_, . . toto tom Interurban bUMS. It to r Praatorat ’Bboyto’s' veto- Ste BltA’Stnbato Joim Mi^ritoa, Miss give their names to Adjutant torasAto a dl0ctisd « i. .d f' d a y debts B o s e n a^:S^€k)nnell w as found that the later bus oouid Jam es S iiilivan ,. E lro strset, to MdlUSKm PJUtENtS 4 IBeanto Ptattn, aa.d CItester 8n< 88 im m edlataly after the toaugurAtion The Am erican lid lte a A t b U I ^ extend its trip to th e-m llls m id s till be in reaiHness tor the Initiation , M tat-itoabei^ D ; M oGonnCU o f 186i dfowjiki. w ill araet M eiiday evenlag at e ln t reach the south term toal'to tim e.for q f. Pxw totent-elect Bboaevelt. The ban his. ben artistically c e r e m o n y . tooet Im prataa t thing to <. to r the Booto M ain a to ji^ daughter of M r. deniitori by Jfiuler atudenta to tae o’clock at the State Arm ory.. It is its regular trip. Now , inteead of These new m em bers w ill .Tecs|Ive and lir a RpbeftVJ; M cC’°°Acll> expected that M rs: M argaretha this bdhg made oidy fOur days the oatb.,of obligation direct from X&dtad S tS S to JM to ^ ;ita budget art rdnartm nt with to* k*lp of 'The gbvexnm snt 'toaC w uim tog, be- Gkm nar RoaendaU, ‘‘eon of M r..and H artle. state secretaqr. and M rs. A week, it is being made every the CoBCm ander-in-CSiief of the For the fbst time stoto her aqn 4 M ss Harriet D. Condon. ' The com­ ptod a t the rate o f a d a y . M ra Sven A R osradtol o f M toick- Frances Krause, state preddent, day except Sunday. ’The sam e pro­ Natibnaj biguiiBation — Adm iral attained toternatibnid recogniticHi to: gd,\i0$,1n 0 mittee. to 'Charge of the. prom tor She listed the individuals w hom she toetack street, w en inarriedto* Nbw w ill be present a t the* m eeting.-M rs. ceeding is carried opt at 5 o ’ C l O c k R jb ert B; Ooonts. . Com m a der-ln- the' Los Angeles * Olympics,. -Mra' this year is as follows: General hqiieveA th e new. Presideat* ia, raae« l^ork C ity yesterday, it w ra 'an* .rimlnnan, Fris Rautnberg;,decora­ on.m Krause w ill give a ta lk on^natlona^ in the afternoon.. ' Cblef Coonts w ill give the obUgar Joiiu McChiskey’will watch her son dOunced today by raiatives of ,'toe d e f e n s e . tion in parson to a class of racruita pertorm to a major track and fieW cnably sure to iqqw tot to hto Oahi^ tions, Bralyn Prieraon; xefredi- n e t a n d d t o e u r a e d . the quaUttea couple, M r. and . lta s., IbM endabl xhnta, R unen Wlfawn; dance p ro ­ , M em orial Tem ple, Pythian Sisters in the banquet hyil of the. W ard- m eet tonight to-New York CSto. are now on A honeym oon trip and effectin The Ooiauaunlty Players"^ w ill IbW McCauskey and her husba^ w hich fitted them fo r auto im poiy. grams, imtrbns 'aad> patronesses, and th^ K n ig h ts o f M em orial Liodge, m an Fade hotel to W aabtogton,, w ill return late tte tt w eek. i Ethel Mohr. ^ have a baked ham supper and get* have decided to adeance'the date of and the oerem ony that takCa^ lace left, tor New York by tralii thia ten t, poets. o u r T ire together W ednesday evening at the th eir jifin t entertainm ent - fo r ‘ the in the capital d to w Ql be re-em tet- nbon. M ra Rose Ascusaed tite recent eleCtidu to Ireland and toen 'tonn rii- T . M . C . ' A. banquet h all. The ‘guest b te e llt of the M anteester. Em ergen- ed. throughout .the ooufitry. D uring th eir stay to New- Yoric,^ T ed iqm a a travel ta lk on that coun­ speaker w ill be Harold Spencer, <7 - Em idoyxnent association to Feb­ The special radio in itiation w ill M r. and M rs. M eCluskey w ill be the D e p a rtm e n t try, w hich she vfadtud. tost auram er Recreation Center PUBUC RECORDS dram atic critis vdu> w as present at r u a r y 17 at the W hiten M em orial be preceded by a program of guw ta Of Father Joseph G. M um qr, intending to qxm d’ four dagm. but. the recent- pettorm aace by the auditorium . Tickets already out speakers including Oongresaiyan pastor of St; Rose church on Can­ non! Street- to NeW York. It w as Items of Interest Players, of " littls W om en.’* m ay be exchanged a t the Y . M . C. A W illiam P . Cannery, Jr., of'M aaaa- w as so charm ed w ith the p e o ^ eefi PBOBAIB NOTES. F a tiie r M toray w ho w as host to M r. toe. beauty of tbe.acenery that sb* Spencer w ill give a constructive or Kem p’s at no additional co st The chuisetts, M ra Oonsuelo P. DeCoe, Robert J . .O onian was:Pototed M eCtoskey vriien the latter w ent to rem ained four w eeks. She saw , the* criticism from G ie point of view of com m ittee in charge is M rs. Helen N ational presldoit the V. P. W . The Community dance* Udd'lasfe administrator of the estate of Lot- at C a lto iin ia 'to w atch his son com pete m agnificent new parliam ent buiUh a disintew eted spectator of the Henry, David Arm strong, David A uxiliary; Senator A rthur R . Rohr night at the Bhst Side J.. in the Tenth O lym piad. tog to B elfast w hich tae Prince of, perform ance. There w ill be enter­ Dickson and Latting Caverly. A toaon of Indiana and Com m ander^. jafildlng had another banner crowd, ; M rs. M eduskey. w itnessed an in­ W ales racentiy opim ed, i^ ent cen^ tainm ent numbers and dand^ . feature of the program w ill be the in-Chlef Vm iam P. W right; of-the apprqomnataly 400.. bring, ^present; tercollegiate contest in New Y ork siderable tim e to D ublin w bite, tad Those w ho have not signllled th eir presentation of a three-act play, G. A R., and Floyd Glbbona. iitae dance music was- furnlriied bP tw o years ago, but othesiW lse, has E ucharistic congress w as bring h rid intention of being present but in ­ ‘^ e Chlntx Cottage. M usic w ill be: furnished by Paul Frankie Santera and his ’iteet“f tend to go should get in touch at never seen her son in a big meett. there, vlrited the Lakes of K lllaffi: orchestra. Next- week’s dance will W hitem an’s orchestra, Jack - D«a-. T cefight - Joe ru ns in the 3,000 m e t e r nqy, Gahvay,‘ PorteuSb, fanknis once w ith the com m ittee, Albert The M asonic Social club w ill hold ny’s orchestra and ^ ce n t Lopes’s be held cm Thursday n i^ t, FebruarV Tuttle, Beatrice Perrett, Beatrice e v riit o f the Ifllro se A . A . m ieet at w atering' place, and num erous other 9; with dancing- from 8:80 to 12 the fin a l session to the setback tou r­ orchestra, *nie cerexnony w ill be M adison Square Garden u d w ill p a r t s o f Ixriaind noted fo r -scenic; Coughlin and Robert M archam nam ent th is evening a t the M atonic opened by the United States M a­ . o’clock. i face H enra Brbcksm lt^ recognised b e a u t y . ' Tem ple. G rand prises w ill be aw ard­ r i n e B a n d . I one of M eduskey’s strongiist . The k e x t lecture th e course w ill; W orthy M atron M rs. M arjorie ed to the w inners in the tou rn^ and The first radio in itiation of re­ to riva ls to to ls country. be Friday evodng. February 10, a t Straw has called a rehew oal of the the r^ rular aw ards to r the w inners cruits, fp r Anderson-Shto Post w as officers of Tem ple Chapter, a E. ib n if^ A t the last sitting, Arthur held la st year to> H ose Houaa. N o. S., fo r Sunday evening a t 7 :0 0 a t G lson w on first p rito And door pribe, 1, M .'F . D ., and w as’ largely at­ DRGEDTDFILECliaiS M asonic Tem ple, in preparation fo r -M atteo Cherubi^ , second prise cmd tended by m em bers of the Po^ the exenqdlfication o f the in itia tio n Lester Behren^ consolation; cerem ony at the regular m eeting ^ " 7 • ONMONINDEIM SPECIAL W ednesday evening. ./ A b o u t 80 m embers of tbs Am a­ PORTABUSHIIHERT BEAUTY SALON Mem bers of St. M ary’s Junior ranth attended a business m eeting Connecticut; creditors o f the U nion and Valoottoe so cial.at the M asonic For One, Week choir are requested to m eet at the in d e ^ ty Com pany of Newr O rieans, . rTOmmends Tem ple last evtelng. Partners tor CAMP IS PROPOSED church tom orrow m orning at 9 :1 5 L A i now to the hShOs of receiveie, the' evening w ere found by m atte- to take part at the 9:3 0 c h u r c h have been advised by Insurance ONLY! Admiration De ;Liixe in j cut valentines.’M iss R uth H el- O bnim issioner H ow ard P. Dunham to school session. wlg gave a- humorous read^ , W oaM HavO Arfan^ m eiit For ■ -t ■ • * " A M oval^ Cam p To Aceom m i^ file theta d aip ta a t once w ith l& irn ey M l— M abel O lson of i’earl street “W hat Husbands Are' Good For." Bsrinan c f SO idh/N orw alk, w ho has Men’s 3iiits Sbaplesa Shampoo and M iss Anp Johnson of Clinton M rs. Adele Rantly and John W ag­ date Sim d Tow ns. • been a^ w toted an cillary receiver to street are m em bers of the com m it­ ner were judges of the costum es th is state by the U nited States D is­ Sponged and Pressed tee from the Sw edlsb Junior league and. sw arded .lib s. E th el Soonikson H ans; fo r a special sum m er- canq^, tric t C ourt.. sponsoring a V alentine bridge par­ first prise; M rs. Florence : H orton w hich m igbt.be m oved from coi^ OanfCimicra have been tadd tae- ty at the H otel B u rritb New B rit­ w at adjudged second. M iss Idabel m unity to com m unity foe a w eek iait, tweto ibe Ocsmecticut Insurance De- Nnw ain, Tuesday, Felw uary 14, f o r t h e ’T rotter w on A rst prise to^'a. heart a tim e tidA.com tog'Brason, w in bp ;ent, the>attorney general’s dis^ 2 S e contest aind M rs. Ethel- Carter benefit of the m ilk fu M . discussed th is eveim ig a t A m eeting it and toe andll^, receti^ Portoblet tonnd the greatest num be. . o f hid­ to ^ hrid M thS'^ unta' Y. M - C. a oonCtahirm tae proEecticn of tbs den candy hsiUrto 0 e n < n i l jSuitoir Overcoat A il The usoal jo lly crow d attended nee at fi^ 'p .'n i. The cam p |l tereCta o f th e Cartaecticut Cre4.50-20 ...53*95 Heat] Value M rs. M ary M . Noonan df ^ 98 DONTBfEANtlIAYBE.A - p ^ t i y e t o w Jooper street, em ployed ,aa a stoB^ 4.tlPI6: i*'...... *,54.50 igrapher, w as yestard^ y granted a 5.00-19 55^ e^tafirita h^pl p l i v o r c e i/y Judge NraraD Janntoga 5;00-20 . ^*.... * .55JI5, OTHER sn^EPRicm). Ery;:P;b trilfiiie'St^. '• Rrit- mxm >f the Superior Court, the ground .55.35 ACG09pl9^6LT; •C a* '-1C 5;^ )6ing diBsertlon. M ra Noon ^ told / ::i f. •,' - . he court that her husband: W &Uam rfoooan lived to .M eriden and that in e o n i ^ ^ hey w ere m arried on October 1922. He left her toiAugoat ena m ar later after gba had accbaad '.s . ilm c f attandtog a dftoktag partjp: A-T<- n H arttbrd. She w as n p fm a ttd . i . . I f A tbnoK f Jam es B. BCnry. . I m 'VV? •

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