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VOL. u n . . NO. 112. (CbMolfled Advertlalng on Page 10.) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1934. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE (^ENTB RIOTS PU RE ANEW Figures In Bremer Kidnaping EATHS, BLAZES OLLOW STATES ARJIY WILL TAKE OVER IN PARIS STREETS COLDEST SPELL Commimist Bands Start AIR MAILS FEB. 19 CONNOR MAKES Man, Exposure Victim, Wom Trouble; Several Fatali Private Fliers Stripped of an Bamed to Death; Big Expect Arrest Today ties, 1,000 Injured; Dou- ANOTHER PLEA Their Contracts by One Fire in Hartford, Another mergne Issues Appeal. TO MOTORISTS Of Former Air Chief Swift Government B lo w - Reported in New Britain. Washington, Feb. 10.— (AP)—The^court proceedings to test the right Some Companies Say It Paris, Feb. 10— (AP)—Commun Encouraged by Last Week’s arrest of William P. MacCraeken ! of the Senate to arrest a private ist bands which had created a night By ASSOCIATED PRESS. was expected momentarily today by citizen. Arramgements were under- Will Force Them Ont of of terror were cleared from miles of Success, State Official officieils, following his defiance of stood to have been made for him to riot-ridden streets just before dawn Slowly rising temperatures todav the Senate by refusing to appear to give himself up to Chesley W. Jur- today. brought relief from the Intense cold face contempt charges. ney. Senate sergeant-at-arms Jumey Business^-Others Clamor Again Asks Autoists to the last 48 hours which established It was reported in authoritative then will attempt to take him to Unconfirmed reports told of sev quarters the assistant secretary of the Senate floor before a marshal eral fatalities. new records throughout Connecticut commerce for air in the Hoover ad can serve a writ of habeas corpus for a Hearing. Shots were freely exchanged. Drive Carefully. and left a trail of death and damage ministration would surrender during for his appearance in District of There was hand-to-hand fighting, by fires. the day and immediately institute Columbia Supreme Court. and pitched battles across burning barricades. 'The U. S. Weather Bureau branch Washington, Feb. 10.—(AP) — Hartford, Feb. 10.—(AP)—Anx in New Haven today reported an Thousands of police participated Private fliers of the American air official low last night of one degree in the drive against the rioters. ious to prove that the success of his mails, stripped of their valuable con A t dawn, the police held the Place plea for careful driving was no co below zero with the temperature r«naining steady throughout the SENTENCE ALCORN E. HAR1F0RD MAN tracts by one swift adtuinistration de la Republique — a Communist incidence when the state last week rendezvous. Earlier, columns of night. blow, cried out today for a bearing. rioters had split into small bands. end set a record of no automobile Readings during the night and President Roosevelt’s wholesale There were a hundred or more hot fatalities, Michael A. Conner, state early today showed the mercury fad TO A LIFE TERM DIES OF INJURIES abrogation of existing airmail con fights simultaneously over an area commissioner of motor vehicles, re ed to rise beyond one above zero tracts, issued last night, becomes a mile square in northeast Paris. newed his appeal today. in that period, but with the appear effective February 19. On that date While the night-long fighting In a move endorsed by Governor ance of the sun today, it was ex the planes of the United States raged. Premier Doumergue ordered Cross, Commissioner Conner last pected a slow easing of the cold Another Member of Boett Victim of Holdup Passes Army will begin flying the mail. proclamations posted calling upon week-end broadcast a statement vig would follow. “W e’ll be ready in a week, or orously urging safe driving, and all Frenchmen to “do your duty” by Cold To Continae sooner,” was the word from the War refraining from rioting. nearly every newspaper in the cher Kidnapers to Pay Away— Murder Charge Department. There were no details concerning state gave it prominent display. The New Haven Weather Man Demolition with a single pen the reported fatalities, but police There we.e no fatalities over the forecast continued cold, despite the stroke of the airmail subsidy struc listed 37 of their own number as week-end. gradual v. arming up today, but said Penalty— But One Left Against Suspects. ture was accomplished on grounds wounded, some by gunfire. They In the three preceding week-ends, he believed this would be at least of collusion in the obtaining of the estimated the number of rioters In- the toll had increased from five to a temporary to the sub-zero weath contracts. Jimed at 1,000. Hospitals held 140 seven and then to eight, in automo er. Sioux Fall, S. D., Feb. 10.— (AP) Hartford, Feb. 10. — (AP) Operators of alrilines bolding air persons hurt during the fighting. bile accidents. Newspapers in all Cyrus B. Cannon. 35, of Hamden, —'The Boettcher kidnapers were at Abraham Klein, 49, who wais shot mail contracts were quick to deny When police finally gained con sections of the state again today found dead yesterday on the bank any collusion. Some frankly said trol of the streets, telephone poles were carrying the commissioner’s of a small brook near the New Ha- the end of their trail today. when he resisted a hold-up in his that lo&s of the contracts might were down and dozens of streets second appeal, as he sought to show ven-Hamden town line, was believed Their leader—Verne Sankey, grocery store at 23 Judson avenue. force them out of business. were strewn with wreckage. ALV/N KARPIS. • freDDIE BARKER that death on the highways can be by authorities to have been an ex known as America’s Number One East Hartford, a week ago tonight, Demand Hearing Today the premier and the 20 sea diminished. posure victim. public enemy—who chose to kill soned statesmen hand-picked for nis (Above), Otto Bremer, poliUcal leader and uncle of the victim, and died of his wounds in the Hartford Many demanded that they be Second Appeal Clarence Newcome, attorney, center, walking with a reporter on the Fires, reaching epidemic propor himself by hanging in the state given a hearing before the contracts “salvation ministry” concentrated It is as follows: hospital shortly after 9 a. m., to grounds of the Adolph Bremer home in St. Paul after the return of Ed tions in the state, took a life when penitentiary rather than submit to day. were taken from them. 'There was on plans to end disorders and show “To the Motorists of Connecticut: the world “this country has no need ward .Bremer; (below), left, Alvin Karpis and Freddie Baker, Missouri Mrs. Frank Smith, 46, of Norfolk, the law, was in a morgue, while the His death may mean that the four no official comment- on these de “The whole-hearted support of outlaws known to have been in St. Paul, Minn., recently, who are being caught fire while placing wood on last of the mob, Gordon Alcorn, was mands today, but there was private for a dictator to assure its exist the general public, and the definite youths, captured 'Tuesday evening ence.” hunted by Federal operatives for questioning in the kidnapping. a blaze in her home. under sentence to spend the re talk in some administration quar co-operation given to our appeal and held without bonds pending the Doumergue had spoken of his de Fire in Hartford mainder ot his days in the govern ters of a hearing at least for some when we urged the motorists to ex outcome of Mr. Klein’s fight for life, sire for immediate action on ques ment’s uenitentlary at Leavenworth. will be charged with first degree of the contract holders. ercise more care in the operation of Fifty persons went scurrying Into Under the foraal order cancelling tions of foreign policy. He had the cold and a fireman was struck He was started to Leavenworth murder. 'The youths are WUUam J pointed to the imminent need of a their cars was so effective that an last night after he had pleaded guil Warren, 21, of 11 Wooster street, the contracts, {issued by Postmaster amazing record of no deaths was in the hand with an axe as attempts General Farley, it was indicated at balanced budget. But government wore made to unfreeze the nozzle of ty in federa court to his part in the and Robert L. Bates, 19, of 115 officials saw in last night’s outbreak made last week-end in the state of EXPECT FURTHER DELAYS the White House that non- of Oie $60,000 kidnaping of Charles Bellevue street, negroes, and Salva Connecticut. / a vijrithing hose during a blaze in a taste of what Monday’s 24-hour Boettcher, II, wealthy Denver bro tore Spagna. 20, of 36V Morgan concerns stripped of their contracts “Our appeal was given heed by Hartford. Damage In this fire was 2 would be able to bid on new air mall general strike, called by the French placed at $50,000. ker. street, and James Bozzano, 20, of Federation of Labor, might bring. operators of all kinds' of vehicles To Be Good Boy 285 Market street. contracts for another five years. The rioters called their demon- and pedestrians, and the Depart IN THE STATE CONTESTS A New York, New Haven and The five year provision is contained Hairtford railroad roundhouse m “I’m going to be a good boy and The storekeeper was struck down ment of Motor Vehicles g.cknowl- by four bullets alleged to have been In the statute under which the order (Oonttnoed on Page_Two) edges Its, thanks for this, rtmarka- Britain was destroyed by a flre^ do what tliey tell me to” he said be- was sets forth that no rWINDMlLL STARTS FIRE; \®lch damaged two locomoBvelTand* TSWrSif '*irS$+ure. .“Then maybe I’ll fired from a .25 calibre nickel plated ble disblsy o f sensible behavior uy revolver by Warren who with Bates firm, deprived of a contract for col Battie in Committee 54 HOUSES DESTROYED brought severe injuries to a me receive- - acme, consideration, by lusion can seek another for ^ e the public. is charged with having tried to job “This record has given us a world chanic, John Shaw, of New Haven which he meant that someday he years. Warsaw, Feb. 10.—(AP) — A The loss was estimated at $10,000. may be permitted to apply for Mr. Klein while the other two of confidence in the co-operation waited outside hi a stolen car. The President, ordering the Army AUSTRIA’S STATUS that the motorist can give when Fifth Connectient District strong wind spun a windmill too commutation of sentence and a sub and Department of Commerce, to aroused for public welfare. fast in the village of Kostary In sequent parole. co-'operate with the Postoffice De “The average number of deaths Tends to Put Off an Early the Province of Polesie, today. 'Two other members of the gang, partment for the period of the REMAINS CONFUSED had been six per week—occurring The 'Tindmill burst into flames. FATHER MURDERS Arthur Youngberg and C. W. Peace, “emergency,” indicated that some principally on Saturdays and Sun The flames were carried by were arrested some time ago and al HND NEW aU ES time would elapse before new con days. Decision. the gale into the village. Fifty- ready are serving prison terms for tracts will be let. “Laist week for these days there four buildings were destroyed by their part in the affair. May Reorganize Chancellor to Continue Peace were no deaths. the fire. TWO, SHOOTS SELF The Fifth Member IN KIDNAP CASE Since some of the firms are the “In addition to efforts by Con Washington, Feb. 10.— (A P )— A A fifth man, Ray Robinson, who largest in aviation, the private talk necticut notorlsts to drive safely also was coimected with the was that some reorganization might Parleys But Socialists and we must have had co-operation ot battle within the elections commit Boettcher abduction, is in the Min be suggested that would allow them visitors from our neighboring states tee over Martin E. Gormley’s con Western Farmer Attempts to nesota state prison, having been to- bid again within that period. and we ask for it again. test against the election of Repre A. & P. SWINDLED convicted for the Haskell Bohn kid At Least Five Persons Saw Meanwhile, the War Department gave evidence of more bustle than Nazis Defiant. “I appreciate the admonitions too sentative Goss in the Fifth Con naping in St. Paul, for which San often repeated tend to dull the ears Kill All the Members of key also had been sought. Kidnapers’ Car; Its Nnm- for months as it prepared to take on which they fall. Nevertheless, T necticut district, may delay the com OUT OF $650,000 Only one person. Mrs. Sankey, re over the huge air mall system. Or am going to renew the urging of mittee’s report several weeks. mains to be tried in the Boettcher ders were flashed to aviation squad Vienna, Feb. 10.— (A P )—Chan rons in all sections of the country. cellor Engelbert Dollfuss’ heroic ef last week. Representative Gavagan, Demo His Family. case. She is accused of conspiracy ber Was Taken Too. No Mere Coincidence and is held on $25,000 bond here General Douglas MacArthur, chief forts to wel'^ Fascists and anti-Fas- crat, New York, chairman, said a of staff, asserted: cists of Austria into one happy fam “Let us prove that the absence sharply drawm fight loomed, and in awaiting trial at the May term of of killings was no mere coincidence. Purchasing Agent Used Byers, Colo., Feb. 10.— (AP) — Federal Court at Pierre. “We will start flying the air tti*ii ily presented a confused picture to dicated the committee membership St. Paul, Feb. 10— (AP) —Fresh a week from today and there will observers today. was almost equally divided. Party Elsa Demoney, 18-year-old bride of Meanwhile Sankey’s body— mute evidence to support the old saying clues— meager, but still holding pos be no delay, no difficulty and no In An optimistic government spokes (Oontinaed on Page Two) lines within the committee have Mythical Company to terruption.’' - - *■ two weeks and her husband, Elmo sibilities—gave police and Federal man said that Dollfuss’ peace nego been broken, he said, with members that crime does not pay, was held in Demoney, 21, were dead today and MacArthuris statement was Inter tiations would continue at least over of both parties lined up for or an undertaking establishment Investigators new hope today that Emil Stepputtus, 58, her father, was preted to mean that the army might the week-end without a definite de against either candidate as they Make a Private Profit awaiting his burial next Monday. they can bring to justice the gang cision. reported dying in Denver from gim- He had made good his desire to that “snatched” Edward G. Bremer take oven before the actual date AIRCRAFT SHARES place differing Interpretations on when the wholesale air mail con Seldom, if ever, have government shot wounds after a bloody evening beat the law by using his own neck for $200,000 ransom. the evidence. tract abrogation goes Into effect. banks been more puzzled, but those In which StepputtuL allegedly slew ties to strangle himself to death In The names of at least five persons Thursday’s executive meeting ad Chicago, Feb. 10.— (A P )— His About 1,700 planes are available, who seek a compromise still stake the two, wounded his son, Walter, his cell ’Thursday night. who are believed to have seen either journed without any decision. From Ingenlus scheme of handling orders he said. At the outset probably everything on the Austrian genius DROP IN MARKET slightly and twice tried to kill him the kidnapers automoblls or its oc inside the committee room voices through a* mythical intermedia^ for postponing a dangerous decision. self. cupants were in the possession of only about 900 big observation and could be heard raised in vigorous company, authorities said, enaWed cargo planes will be used, with 100 That way, they believe, lies peace. Sheriff Lee Templeton said he was the police and Department of Jus Louis W. Gruber, 34, former pur of the Army’s speediest bombing Therefore the government of Low discussion, but it could not be learn convinced Stepputtus, long depress tice agents. chasing agent of the Great Atlantic BASIC WORK WEEK planes held in instant readiness to er Austria, aligned with Dollfuss, ed whether or not they discussed the ed over marriage of his four daugh One of them, Mrs. Cressens Cancellation of Contracts Goss contest. Another executive ses and Pacific Tea Company to swin Dehmer, a widow, told the investi join. defiantly refuses even to consider dle his former employers of $650,- ters and stung to frenzy by a quar the Fascist Heimwehr demands for sion is not expected until late next gators how she had jeen the scuffle Both Secretary Dem and Mac 000. rel over the family automobile yes-' in the victim’s car when his ab Arthur were enthuslastlc,;incldently, the reorganization of the provincial Starts Heavy Selling at week, depending on the House terday, had run amuck with an IS NEXT NRA GOAL calendar. Named In an indictment chafglng ductors slugged him with pistol about the opportimlty given the government. automatic sbotgxm in an attempt to Other Christian Social leaders are The Next Step embezzlement, Gruber, reported to butts. She was regarded as the army. Both pointed out privately have left Chicago last Wednesday, annihilate the family. most Important of the witnesses. that the more than 1,200 air corps flirting with the Socialists rather Opening of Exchange. The committee decision, which Four Persons Esci^ will probably dictate the action of was the object of a police search.' Another—also a woman —whose officers who have been limited as to than submit to the dictation of the Four persons escaped unharmed name was not divulged reported Heimwehr. the itouse, is the next step in the The specific defalcation contained Mass Meeting m March 5 flying time in many instances by in the true blU resumed yestierday from the house after Stepputtus be that she bad taken a note of the the Economy Act would be given Would Avoid Showdown New York. Feb. 10— (A P )—Can contest proceedings. Presentation of gan shooting yesterday at dusk and license number of an automobile she Optimists say they still hope Doll cellation of the air mall contracts facts for the committee’s considera amounted to $9,688, but AMl$tant to Initiate a Reemploy added hours in the tilr. Btate’s Attorney w llb^ Crowley a fifth, Stepputtus' invsdld wife, was believed was the one the kidnapers 'They bailed the opportunity, also, fuss may persuade Prince Ernst von prompted heavy selling of aircraft tion ended with the arguments o f used. his scheme was conducted wltb- not harmed as she lay on her cot, for possibly gaining added fimds and Starhemberg and other Heimwehr shares In the early dealings In the attorneys two weeks ago. At Another Lead leaders who demand that Dollfuss New York Stock Exchange today. detection over a period at years. unable to move a muscle yet fully ment Campaign. Increased equipment and attention time. Representative Gavagan is l4 aware of all that was taking place. From an oil station attendant the as a result of the big job. abolish government by political Added to this depressing influence the committee could probably reach ( ’The intermediary concern— The authorities heard a story that he Those who escaped unscathed The administration was in receipt parties to be patient a little longer, was anxiety ovet high marginal re a decision in about two weeks. Monarch Swclalty Company— was, had seen three men in a car re quirements proposed in Stock Ex officials siud, only a mailing ad- were Mrs. Walter Stepputtus, who today of various suggestions for its thus avoiding a showdown for an Meanwhile the contest against the Washington. Feb lO.—(AP)— A sembling the gang’s machine the change legislation, and a quarterly dteB$, and could be cbfl^ed at Will took her woimded husband to Den next step In the arrangement of con other two weeks. election of Representative ,W. L. leaning by the NRA toward a basic day of the abduction, January 17, dividend of only 25 cents a share by IX .necessary. w ver, and Mrs, Vera Storer of Byers tracts after the army is relieved. Today’s state of affairs developed Higgins by William C. Fox, the work-week of 32 hours for Ameri and that a man in the rear seat was during the chancellor’s two-day ab- Chrysler, against 60 cents in each Pliin of Operation. and her two children. Max, 7, and can Industry was intimated today as wearing a tan coat. Richard W. Robbins, president of of the two preceding quarters. Democratic nominee in the Second The plan of operation, Crowley Imogene, 8. Mrs. Storer was a visi Transcontinental and Western Air, lence in Budapest while Vice Chan Connecticut District, awaits the de Administrator Hugh S. Johnson But the lead the investigators cellor Emil Fey, an enemy of So Douglas Aircraft opened with a said, was to induce sellers of food- tor at the farmhouse and was order were hoping to get more than any Inc., telegraphed President Roose-' cision of the committee on a date summoned a mass meeting of all cialists, was nominal head of the sale of 3,000 shares h* 619-87, off ed to leave a minute before the other—the location of the gang’s velt suggesting that the line be al- 13.76; North American Aviation for arguments. The work of elec code authorities for March 5 to in Covemment. Dollfuss had scarcely (OonUnned on Page Two) shooting started. itiate a re-employment drive. hideout, where Bremer languished ed to carry mail according to its lat down in Budapest to conferences opened with 11,600 shares at |4,12, tions committee No. 3, which Is con in a darkened room for 22 days, was contract for one month, while a off 12,62; Curtis Wright opened with sidering the Higgins contest, has Immediate explanation was given sdth Premier Ooemboes of Hungary by Johnson that there would be no still a mystery. hearing was arranged. a transfer of 16,000 shares at |4, off been delayed by the extended hear :han police raided Socialist strong- flat demand for all industries to as Meanwhile the mark the kid "If after that hearing,” he said, 26 cents. The opening of United ing In the battle over the sixth napers had left on the victim will “you decide that there is anything aolds in Vienna. Aircraft was delayed. sume a 32-bour week. In fact, be Louisiana district election. take many days for him to forget. wrong with our contracts or that Plot Is Uncovered The list steadied a little after the Louisiana *s Mardi Gras stated no hour reduction would be Despite Socialist denials, they forced. He gave Intimation, how Greatly unstrung and assailed they have been obtained by collp- Initial transactions. Chrysler open The present and a former Con with recurring headaches after 22 claimed to have uncovered “an un ed with 7,000 shares at 163.76, off ever, that a suggestion would be ad sion or fraud we will waive all claim precedented criminal plot of Bolshe- necticut state commissioner of fish vanced for a considerable shortening days as captive of a gang, the presi for payment for that month.” $2.60. U. S. Steel opened at $62.50, Opens With Big Crowds dent of the^ Commercial State bank rist and Marxist element.’’ Guns and off $1.76. Losses of $1 or more were eries and game, carrying on the below the general 40-hour levd ’Thomas B. Doe,, president of xjmbs were said to have been work of a former Connecticut Sena will be forced to forego business for Eastern Air Transport, Inc., a sub numerous among principal Indus where possible. probably a week. !ound. tor, worked together to draw up and Meanwhile the NRA went to work sidiary of North American Aviation, trials, utilities and rails. New Orleans, Feb. 10.— (A P )— ^through the city accompanied by Still Nervous The raids climaxed a government Aviation C3orp. opened with a 20,- put through the Senate the “Duck today under a clearly posted ban asserted his company received its stamp” bill to raise funds for the Costumed and spo'ting a big black 1,700 children all dressed up for ^“He is still very nervous and re air mail contracts imder open bid intl-Sociallst and anti-Nazi cam- 000 share block at $6.87, off $3.12. against inside lobb3dng. A general quires sedatives to put him to >algn. The Fascist Heimwehr restoration of migratory water fowl. moustache, a diminutive monarch of their biggest show of the year. The order barred all former executives ding In the Coolldge administration Joy today took the leadout In New floats were drawn by costumed High sleep,” said Dr. H. T. Nippert, per Home Guard) in which Fey is s TREASURY BALANCE The bill was drafted by the special or employes from evfer appearing and that be felt he had "a right to Orleans Mardi Gras open air fes school boys. sonal friends and family physician. eader has threatened to bolt from Senate committee on conservation before the recovery unit in behalf of assume that I wiU be given a chance tivities as carnival crowds greater The pageant portrayed notable “His leg (severely bruised when dollfuss in his fight on the Nazis Washington, Feb, 10.— (AP) — of wild life resources, headed by industries touched in their NRA the kidnapers slamnied his automo to answer specific charges, if there tnless he dissolves the Socialist and than in any recent years thronged events in the history nf Louisiana. work. are any, before any final cancella The positloL of the Treasury Febru Senator Walcott, formerly state the city for the gay season of bile door on it as Bremer tried to dl qther political parties, too. ary 9 was: The air races, opened with yester No Oomplsints tion takes place.” commissioner of fish and game. frolics and the Pan American air day’s formal dedication of the prevent them from closing It) still But despite support given in the Receipts, $10,219,608.99; expendi Senator Walcott said the measure It W8US stated that the order car makes It difficult for hliii to walk P. G. Johnson, president of Unit iocialist struggle by the Heimwehr races at the new lake front airport. $4,000,000 airport, were scheduled to ried “no implication of improper ed Airlines, composed of the N a -' tures, $43,654,026.69; balance had the strong support of Thomas King Nor was the juvenile ruler, and he needs several days of rest lid other Dollfuss factions, Leopold get under way thL afternoon with conduct.” However, a few former and recuperation.” tional Air Transport, Boeing Air’ $4,831,166,843.24; customs receipts H. Beck of Wilton, the present com select^ in the person of nine rear dally competition for cash prizes tunschak, a leader in the chancel- 3 officials now holding places in In Dr. Nippert said that the rest 'Transport and‘ Pacific Air Trans for the month $7,198,704.88; receipts missioner and bead of the Presi old James Beck. His quem was and trophies lasting four days. V s own Christian Socialist Party, for the fiscal year (since July l) dent’s committee on wild life res dustry or on code authorities may period might even extead a week. port, likewise asserted, “we haiW’ nade a plea for conciliation in the yoimg Miss Shirley Mae Schuster. Society balls, already in full sway be affected, as not even letters win DetaUs, sketchy In parte, were re never been a party to any collusiv8> $4,678,240,081.91. toration. The measure was I'eported At the sound of a bugle the for days, will be climaxed Mardi '’ienna Q ty Council. Expenditures $3, f86,223,461.26 (in be accepted from them. cited by him yesterday In hia home. arrangement with any other coq-^ following a series of conferences be twelve herald* followed by a pla Qras .night in the social '’ffalrs of Johnson, about the same time, in “ Let us come to an understand- cluding $2,074,974,937.33 of emerg tween members of the Senate com- Very nervous, ’ and once, almost tractor.” , ^ ig,” he said amid cheers, "before toon of mounted policemen would Rex ano Comus after an all day formed Senator Nye (R., N.D.), be swooning, be told of hlis experiences From St Paul coma-a stetemrat ency expenditures); excess of re escort the king at the head<^of hit frolic donee and revelry through the *e stand beside graves,” ceipts $798,016,620.66. (Conttnned on Pa^e Two) glittering parade of 66 tiny floats streets on Mardi Gras Day. (OoBtlnoed on Page Two.) ’ Contlnaed on Page Two) (Oonttnoed on iPwo)
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■ervw tbnr wouM "hov* NEARLY 300 DANCE GIRL SCOUTS ARE HOPING Recreation Center BASIC WORK WEEK to ftnoMT’ iM gtr CONNOR MAKES ABOUT TOWN tatod by abortir hours. Items of Interest OBITUARY Indioa^ oould tf they FOR LESS COLD TONIGHT A meeting of the Junior Sons of IS N E H NRA GOAL AT JUNIOR PROM Italy is called for tomorrow fore ■old he fa^vorsd ^ght hour AN01BER PLEA SatuYday noon at 10 o’clock in Tinker hall. •hertoaod wooki rather this Anxious That Parents, Friends 2 to 4, Girls’ Swimming team DEATHS (OooliBiMd From Page One) days...... - ■ Can Get to Armory to See practice. Members of the YD club expecting — ------^ 1 ; ' Their Demonstration. TO MOTORISTS 2 to 8, Ansaldi’s Masons basket ^U^tend the banquet tonight at , Mrs, Mary MoOaiui would submit to him a list of the High School’s Biggest Social ball team practice. USMo’s cottage at ^Iton lake are Mrl. Mary (Qliinn) MeGaaa, private business connections of NRA FIND NEW CLUES Girl Scouts of Manchestar very (Ooatlaaed from Paga Ona) 4 to 6, East Sides basketball team requested to meet at the Army and widow of Patrick McGann and one officials. Nye introduced > a ruolu- Eveit of the Year Un much desire moderate weather thu practice. Navy clubhouse at 6 o’clock sharp. of Manchester's oldest residents, tion colUng for such information, evening so that their parents and Let us prove that efforts at safe 7 to t, Rec Girls’ basketball team died last evening at the home of her but the lenats bos not acted. INKIDNAPCASE friends will be able to attend tbs driving really had much to do with will play the Hartford Y. W. C. A R. Wayne Gardner, president of son-in-law, Harry E. Hills, 188 Proa- The March 6 moss meeting, at marred hy Weather. big rally and demonstration at the It. Girls team. Small admission fee. the Eastern Nazarene College, Wol paot street after a lingering Illness. which code control groups from be State Armory at 7:80. The salient 8 to 10:30, three boys’ basketball laston, Mass., will be the speaker at tween 276 to 800 Induitrits are ex (Oontinood (rooB Pago Qpo) "If we can keep this week-end games. the morning eervlce in the Church She wss msrrisd twlos. pected, will be primarily directed features of the program will be the free of killings also it will demon Mrs. McGsnn for many ysars was pageant, "The Evolution of the 7 to 8, Men’s plunge period. of the Naaarene, 466 Main street. at co-ordinating and revising the from the time he was slunrod is or The Junior Prom at Manchester strate that effort does count and we Dr. Gardner is vlsltinf the Naaa s resident of the north end, coming NRA code etructure. 20 times on the head u ^ blood Campfire,” in six episodes, in which can edl feel that ‘something can be The Reo volley ball team will go to live at the south snd shout twen blinded his eyes when his automo High School last night was attended practically sdl the troops will be to Naugatuck to participate in rene churchea In New England in A chief objective, however, John by nearly 300 persona, one of the done’ about the terrific number of ty years ago and making bar home bile was stopped the morning of represented: the demonstrations of killings and that we are doing it. round robin tournament. the interest of the college. The son indicated, will be to have In- January 17. largest crowds in recent years, and scout work by troops 2, 3, 7, 9 and The Community Dance next week Naaarene (Dollege Radio Male quar on Cedar street, later on Weat street duitry sbeorb some of the millions Principal Arthur lUing said this "So I call upon the motorists or tet will accompany Dr. Gardner to and going to live with her daughter- Bremer eobbed several times dur 11; the awarding of 5-year service the state to exert their efforts once will be held on Friday night. Val now employed on civil works. ing the recital and fi^uently bis morning the affair was highly satis stripes to Troops 4, 6 and 7 and 10- Jean and bis entertaining band wlJ Manoheatcr and will alng at all in-law m recent years. Some induatries, he conceded, more in this direction. Let us drive aervloes tomorrow. She is survived by six daughters voice broke when be recalled the factory from every point of view. year stripes to 'Troops 1, 2, 8, 5. be the feature. h»ve eaten up k> much of their re- borrowing experience. Nobody, apparently, was kept away Mrs. John Pickles, chairman of the safelv, not recklessly. Let us re and tbrss sons. They ore, Mrs. John by the weather. badges and awards committee will member that courtesy toward the The men of St. Jamaa’a parish will Spillsne, Mrs. Harry E. Hills, Miss other fellow is needed in a motor have a meeting tomorrow afternoon A reception was held between present the awards. just as much as on foot and that it MISS CHENEY ADDRESSES Sue MoVslgb, all of Monohsater, 8:15 and 8:45 o’clock, the guests be Mrs. Joseph Merritt of Hartford at 2 o’clock in St. James’s ball on Mrs. Florence M. Waldron snd Miss A dazzling picture of Broad ing received by Mr. amd Mrs. Edson will be present and award the gold is a large factor in safety. Let as Park street, and all men, young and Helen McGsnn of New York, and Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Farr, en eaglet to Esther Pickles of Troop not take or menace lives, let us COSMOPOLITAN CLUB old, interested in a social and rec Mrs. Thomas Woods of New Britain. way Night Clubs and Night Miss Harriet Condon, Miss Eliza 4, and former commissioner, Mrs. safeguard them—the lives of fellow reational organliatlon are welcome The sons ore, Patrick J. MoOann Life. State Program Fred Norton, will award a 10-year motorists, of pedestrians and of lit to attend. There will be addresses, beth Ol.son and Mr Illing, all of the tle children, of our loved ones and and Terrance MoGonn of Manches High School faculty. service stripe to Eunice Brown. Former Representative Tells entertainment numbers and a radio ter and John 8. McGann of Hart Others prominent in Girl Scouting others who entrust their lives and installation. WEEK OF FEERUARY U Beautiful Setting safety to us when they enter our Women’s Group About Phase ford. Promptly at 8:45 o’clock, after a work in Hartford and elsewhere are expected. cars. of Child Welfare Work. The funeral will be held at 8:30 SUN. - MON. . TUBS. short concert during the reception, Miss Ann Lindberg of Myrtle . m. Monday at the home of Mrs. All scouts and leaders are request "Let us give Connecticut a record street. Miss Minnie Olson of Pearl 0 Collin Driggs and his orchestra of which to be proud and not Hills and at 9 o’clock at St. James’s KAY FRANCIS struck up the granc march, which ed to be at the Armory promptly at Mias Marjory Cheney, former rep street and Mlu Ellen Johnson of 7:15 tonight. Mrs. Charles Oliver, ashamed. Let us make bad driving resentative from this town, and wel Clinton street are members of the church. The body will be placed in RICARDO CORTEZ was led by John Tierney, president scout commissioner, will have and bad drivers unpopular. I urge known to local audiences, was cno the receiving vault at St. James’s of the Junior class and Miss Esther committee of the Swedish Junior in charge of the formal opening and each motorist who uses the state's guest speaker at the meeting of tha League sponsoring a Valentine cemetery. Wells. It was a most colorful affair, will be assisted by Miss Esther highways or city streets over Uiis CJosmopolitan club yesterday after charity bridge Thursday evening, the setting being an Italian garden Sutherland, captain of Troop 9. week-end, to assume an individual noon in the parlor of the South February 16, at the Hartford Bridge Marons Moriarty ‘‘MANDALAY” scene that contrasted beautifully responsibility and make himself a Methodist church. Marcus Moriarty, 72, a resident of with the gowns. Club on Farmington avenue. committee of one to help prove that Miss Cheney for a number of Manchester for 56 years, one of the WED. AND THUma. During the evening, punch was RIOTS FU R E ANEW killings by automobiles ctm be pre years has been interested in chile The Ceclllan club, under the di oldest and best known residents of i i M e x a served and when the strains of the vented. welfare work, and favors foster- rection of Thomas Maxwell, will the Weat Side, where he h u made last dance had ended, many of those his home since ooming to Manches IRENE OUNNE "MICHAEL A. CONNOR, parent care as compaured with that provide the major part of the pro CUVK BROOK present hurried off to nearby res IN PARIS STREETS "CJommissioner of Motor given children in the county homes. gram at 7:15 service at the South ter, died suddenly laat evening. I k ’/M taurants to complete the evening. Vehicles." She explained her reasons very Death was due to a heart attack. With • la Methodist church tomorrow eve Mr. Moriarty until three years (Continued from Page One) fully. The development of a child ning. The club will have a number in. one of these families, she said, of chorus songs and will present a ago was employed by Cheney Joan Marsh “IP I WERE FREE” TWINS BORN UNDER approaches that in a child’s own short Biblical drama entitled "The Brothers, having entered their em AND EXPECTS FURTHER DELAY stration against what they termed home. They are less exposed co ploy in the spinning department Frank Albertson a "wave of Fascism.” The cry was Ten Virgins,” rearranged by Mr. soon after coming to Manchester echoed in Socialist quarters sup diseases in the private than in the Maxwell. It will be presented in two PAUL MUNI TWO DIFFERENT ROOFS county home. They have the privi from Ireland, where he was born. Lucien Littlefield IN ELECTION CONTESTS porting the strike movement. scenes, a garden setting and an in He continued to work in the spin in Neither Socialists nor Commun lege of association with children in terior. Rev L. C. Harris, pastor of and the community and an opportunity ning department until some fifteen ists were included in the new gov Girl Arrives at Union Street the church, wil precede the drama years ago when be went to the vel. (OootlBuad from Page One) ernment. for more all-around development, in by a ehort address. Roomers and Rumors “HI-NELLIE” Home But Boy Prefers to Be Miss Cheney’s opinion. vet depabtment, where he was em mlttee and the group headed by Fear More Trouble ployed until his retirement three followed her all over Paris. Leon Jouhaux, president of the a Hospital Baby. She spoke of the work of the Wallace Shearer who is employed FRI. AND SAT. Beck. Children’s Aid society, which jbr years ago. He had not been in good labor federation, disclaimed any in at the Westlnghouse Electric com health for a year or so, but hts con- More over, it is regarded as a tention to demonstrate in the streets Twins, a boy and a girl were bom years has been successful in placing * * 6 1 R L natural sequel to the migratory bird pany In Springfield, is spending the diUon was not alarming and yester EDW, G. ROBINSON Monday, but police feared Commun this morning to Mr. and Mrs. John children in homes, visited by work week-end at bis home on Hilliard In act, first inserted as an amendment ers in the employ of the society oe- day he was about os usual. Last ists would stir up trouble on a Bujancius of 84 Union street, one street. evening be visited the home of Wll- WITHOUT to the agricultural appropriation larger scale than ever. at home and one at the Manchester fore the children are sent there, and bill with the Senate following the Demonstrations ‘ Tuesday were liam Humphrey, 84 Florence street, “DARK HAZARD” Memorial hospital. periodically visited by these field Members of the music committee and It was while there that he suf- leadership of former Senator George directed against the government. It Miss Jessie Reynolds, welfare workers. A ROOM** AND E. McLean. ’The pen with which was charged high officials were im of the Second Congregational church fered the heart attack that resulted nurse was awakened at 1 o’clock Miss Cjheney deplored the hign and the Women’* League will give a in his death fifteen minutes later, with President Wilson signed the migra plicated in manipulations resulting this morning and told that an cost to the state fbr feeble-minded roast pork supper and entertain “8 GIRLS IN tory bird bill March 4, 1913, now in the failure of the Bayonne muni persons, about 4,500 now in the shortly after 9 o’clock. Dr. W. R. Marguerite Churchill cipal pawnshop. Royalists joined ambulance was needed to convey ment for the benefit of the choir Tinker, medical exaunlner gave the rests in a case with two others used Mrs. Backus to the hospital. Miss state training school at Mansfield Friday evening, February 23. The Charlie Ruggles A BOAT” in signing historic measures on the in. and more than 900 on the waiting cause of death as a heart attack Wednesday’s disorders rose part Reynolds called the ambulance, gave choir under the direction of Organ and the body was removed .to the And Chapter l» feH al mantel in Senator Walcott’s private list of that institution. ist F. A. Wilbur will furnish the office. Senator McLean was regard ly from public indignation at the directions and went back to sleep. Mrs. Raymond Burnham presided undertaking rooms of T. P. Holloran. "PERILS OF PAULINE" shooting of civilians Tuesday. At 1:40 the door bell rang at Miss at the meeting. Mrs. C. E. Watkins greater part of the program. The Mr. Moriarty was the father of SAT. ed as the father not only of the Since then, Communists and Reynolds’ apartment and the ambu committee Includes Mrs. James M Dr. Mortimer Moriarty. He Is sur migratory bird act, but of the migra was hostess for the afternoon, and Save Thie For Your Movie OUMe. street hoodlums have taken the lead lance driver told the nurse that he poured during the social hour, as Shearer, chairman; Mrs. Joseph vived by his wife, Mrs. Ellen SUN. tory bird treaty wilh Canada. in violence. Wright, Mrs. Frank Phelps, Mrs Moriarty, two brothers, Hugh B. WalcoU’s BiU had gone to the Bujancius home and sisted by the members of the hospi Circle The riots which raged last night found that he was too late. A baby tality committee. Andrew Jesperson and Mrs. Roy Moriarty of this place and Eugene Senator Walcott’s bill would for and early today extended over a Nash. Joseph Wright will see to the Moriarty of Waterbury; a daughter. bid the hunting of migratory water- girl, had been bom, but there were The meeting of February 23 will far wider area than either ’Tues signs of events yet to come. be held at Center Church House, ticket dlitributlon. Miss Hannah Moriarty. who lives at fowl without the possession of an day’s or Wednesday’s battles. The Miss Reynolds immediately called home, and three listers, Mrs. unexplred Federal migratory bird Communists took the streets not so with Mrs. Harry R. Rheel as hos the hospital. Informing the interne tess, assisted by Mrs. R. K. Ander The first sitting ol a new series Catherine Connors of East Hartford hunting stamp on the hunter’s li much to manifest, police charged, in setback will be held at the and Miss Anna Moriarty and MIm as to fight. that assistance was necessary in the son and Mrs. William Rush. The cense. Each stamp is to cost one dol case, and the ambulance was again Masonic Temple at 8 o’clock tonight. Margaret Moriarty, both of New lar, and the stamps are to be placed Break Into Group# program will take the form of The usual first, second and door York. When police broke up &eir march dispatched to the home and the musicale. The artists will be anp on sale throughout the country. The pounced later. ▼ prizes will be awarded and refresh The funeral will be held Monday money thus raised is to be used by toward the Place de la Republlque, mother taken to the h(*spftal. A twin ments will be served. moralhg at 9:30 o’clock from the the secretary of agriculture for the where they had announced a demon boy was bora at 3:15 a. m. home and 10 o’clock at St. James's aionb ih a acquisition and development of suit stration, they broke into small sec Due to an error, it was misstated church. Burial will be in S t James’s able areas for development as refu tions. Groups would flee into side cemetery. obspiuah min- streets, only to,reappear and attack MOTHER, DAUGHTER ARMY WILL TAKE OVER in yesterday’s paper that no rural Pnd tho sovornor paid hor to Uavol, ges and breeding grounds. police anew. Running battles quick mall delivery would be made on Beck, it is reported, is planning ly developed. ’The rioters fired freely Monday, Lincoln’s birthday from the to resign from his chairmanship of into the ranks of the police, who BURNED IN WAPPING AIR MAILS ON FEB. 19 Manoheater post office. Regular de BOY SCOUTS GATHER the President’s committee as soon fired mostly into the air. liveries on the holiday will be made, as he xeels its work is well under Finally, the CJommunists built (Oontlnaed from Page One) It was stated this morning by Post FOR ROOSEVELT TALK way, and return to his duties as an huge street barricades of newspaper Child of 10, Dressing Tot Sis master Frank Crocker. editor in New York. His committee kiosks and benches. Torches were ter, Contacts Red Hot Stove; from Northwest Airways, Inc., that Manchester Troops Mobilize at is working out a program of utiliza applied. From behind these blaz ing barriers they battled with gun Mother Is Rescuer. it would be forced to cease opera Armory for Celebration of tion of agricultural lands taken out tions If the President’s order is car 24th Anniversary. of cultivation through the agricul fire and showers of paving stones. ried out. H # L l S tural adjustment administration Police were repulsed time and Ann Backus, 10, daughter of Mrs. again, but finally closed in from the Elizabeth Backus, of Wapplng, was Loss of the airmail contracts, an COLD WAVE HURTS ppogram for purposes of wild life official said, would mean that 175 The blare of the fire whistle at 11 restoration. rear. In a last desperate stand, in severely burned about the body o’clock thL morning summoned Belleville boulevard, the rioters early this morning in the living persons employed by Northwest Manchester Boy Scouts to the SUte room of the Backus home while would be put out of employment. Five Connecticut delegates to the overturned a private automobile on NEW YORK’S CROPS Armory In the local observance of a sidewalk and fired it. Then they dressing her baby sister, Margaret, Aircraft Stocks Break the nation-wide n.oblllzatIon of Boy M A N D A U r National convention of the unem fled howling defiance as police bore three years old, and when her Aircraft stocks broke sharply ployed councils this week called on downward on the San Francisco Ehc- Scouts as part of the twenty-fourth down upon them with clubs swing clothes took fire from a hot stove. anniversary program of the Scout Senator Lonergan and Representa ing. The girl’s mother, Mrs. Elizabeth change yesterday upon word of the tive Kopplemann to urge their sup President's action: officials watched Fruit Growers and Grain ing movement In the United States. Backus, was also painfully burned A*' 11:80 o’clock, a buglar sound port of the Lundeen unemployment when she tried to extinguish the the eastern markets closely today. insurance bill. Hints came from the administra ed assembly and the Scouts dned up EXPECT BIG AUDIENCE fire enveloping the child. Mrs. Farmers Say Loss Will Be by Troops foi presentation of colors The Connecticut delegates were Backus and her daughter wete hur tion that a drafting of new postal Charles Campbell of New Haven, laws would result from the whole and allegiance to the flag. District ried at once to the Manchester Me Chairman Albert Dewey addressed Rosario Gamino of Stamford and AT POUCE BENEFIT morial hospital where late this sale cancellation, designed to Very Heavy This Year. David H, Spedding, Richard Farber remedy flaws In existing statutes, the gathering of Scouts and the Glorious morning hospital authorities said and that "speed" would be asked of Roosevelt sward was presented to and A, Gorski of Hartford, A capacity audience Is expected at that the burns, though severe, were (Dongress. Troop 3 of the Center Congrega For about an hour they discussed the annual Police Benefit at the not considered to be critical. Walter F. Brown, who was post Albany, N. Y.. Feb. 10.—(AP) — tional church. KAT the measure with Senator Lonergan. State Theater tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Frank Stoddard, a neighbor, master general when most of the Severe losses by New York state A radio bad been installed in the Ae a W om u who The Senator told them he was not at 2 o’clock. Eight acts of high said that she was called from her airmail contracts were arranged, fruit gro »’ere and grain farmers In Armory to receive the address of ewore to live her fu only In favor of the principle of un class vaudeville will be presented home at 8 o’clock when the mother said in New York that he did not 1984 were foreseen today by agri President Roosevelt ever a coast to ture so madly ehe’d employment Insurance, but also for and Bill Jones and his Capitol rushed out of the bouse with the care to comment on the administra cultural officials as the result of the coast hook-up at noon. The Scouts forget the medneei of a program of old age pensions, Theater orchestra vlll furnish mu girl in her arms, crying for assist tion’s action. Intense cold of the present winter. were scheduled to demobilize at her poet! . . . Kopplemann replied that he was sic, Collin Driggs will be at the ance. Mrs. Backus rolled her Back of the President’s cancella The peach crop particularly may 12:30 o’clock. In a load where thero not sure the Lundeen bill met all the console of the organ. daughter in the snow extinguishing tion order was the Senate airmail ■uffier, it was said, with a loss ol are only Nine Com- requirements of an unemployed in the fire, but the clothing was 7ll Investigating committee, headed by thousands of dollars to growers. The mandmente and a Wo surance program. Any such meas burned off the child’s body. Senator Black (D„ Ala.). It was exact extent of the damage will not man can do her wont I ure, be said, must give the widest PUBLIC RECORDS Carroll Keating, driver for the this committee, too, which, through be known until the buds are open NOW possible advantage without being Hillsdale Dairy nearby the Backus its wide inquiry into the whole setup ed when wanner weather prevails. PLAYING unfair to any group. home, rushed to the home with a of mail contracts, created the situa Orleans, Wayne, Wyoming and Lie Pendens car and hurried the mother and her tion with which the Senate found It Niagara counties are the major The Equitable Life Assurance So daughter to the hospital. self faced today. peach producing sections in tne ciety of the United States against Margaret Backus, the baby, -was Already twice defied, the Senate state with (Dolumbia, Ulster and Emelia Thler, action jo foreclose a not burned and nothing was dam directed as its first order of business Dutchess counties In the Hudson mortgage on real estate located on aged in the room but a small sec today the arrest of William P. Mac- valley region also contributing many RADIATOR North EHm street. tion of floor covering. Cracken, Jr., who was President bushels each year. Probate Note Hoover’s assistant secretary of Wheat and Bye Crops commerce for air, Wheat and rye already planted ALCOHOL The will of Kate Jeffers, late of MacCTracken’s arrest was sought Manchester deceased, was admitted MRS. EDITH HOLCOMB, which is not well covered by snow before resumption of the Senate sit may also be rulnCr, agriculturists 55c Per Gallon to probate in the Manchester Dis ting as a court to hear contempt trict Probate court on February 5, OF T O R n O N DEAD said, as well as the grass, alfalfa charges against three other airmail and clover crops. officials and MacCracken, their at Torrington, Feb. 10.—(AP)—Mrs. The sub-zero weather has had s.:j torney. Immediate effect on dairy produc Thomas McGill, Jr. Edith A. Holcomb, wife of States’ Maccracken was prepared to bat 126 Cedar St, Phone 6887 ENTERTAINMENT Attorney Walter Holcombe, is dead tle against a Senate ' appearance tion, It was reported at the Stale Tuesday, Feb. 18, 8 p. m. at the family home here after a with a habeas corpus writ. The MUk (Dontrol Board, with a drastic Next to West Side Bee. long period of ill bea'th. She was 68 curtailment in the amount of milk. "Nothing But the Best St. Mary’s Parish Hall. Senate sergeant at arms failed to This is not serious, however, for in Palnte” By Younger Members, Girls’ years old. Death was due to com locate him overnight. Friendly Society. plications. milk production has been above the Adults 16 Cents, Children 10 Cents. Mrs. Holcomb was for many average. years a prominent resident of Tor- A serious shortage in the egg ringtun and ba^ the distinction of A. & P. SWINDLED market also was predicted imleos being the only woman to serve in an some relief from the cold weather elective town office here, having OUT OF $650,1 is forthcoming immediately. been elected a member of the town The only advantage to the cold committee in 1921, serving until weather, Agriculturists pointed out, 1923, when she resigned. (Oonttnoed from Page One)' is that it may aid In killing many She leaves besides her husband, insects which eticli year attack GEORGE’S TAVERN one son. Attorney (Darios 8. Hol stuffs to the A. wd P. to charge crops. Corner Oak and Cottage Streets comb of Hartford and one daughter, their goods to the account of the Mrs. Adah C. Roberts of Cranford, mythical company. To his employ N. J., one brother, Stuart Sanford ers, he represented the foodstuffs as of Torrington; one sister, Mrs, Alice coming direct from the Monarch Smith of Hartford, and three grand company, but rsiised the amount of BOCK BEER the bills, the difference being bis V ictory Hall children. Golway Street Manchester Private fimeral services will be profit, Crowley, charged. 3—Days—3 The first shipment of Bock Beer has arrived from held tomorrow with burial in South Crowley’s version was that Gruber represented the mythical firm to the Sunday Night, February 11 Commencing the brewery. ington In the family plot where for mer Governor Marcus Holcomb is wholesalers u an A. smd P. subsi Starring buried. diary and to his employers as an Slim Summerville, Zazu Pitts agency of the wholesalers. SUN. Mule Ale Blue Ribbon Lager Gruber became coimected with In SETBACK TONIGHT the Atlantic and Psdflc company Masonic Social Oub nine years ago. ‘Her First Mate’ LAST TIMES TODAY Grovox Cleveland was the only Comedy — News — Senal “Last Round Up” — ^Tugitive LaveP' ENTERTAINMENT TO-NIGHT Refreshments - Prizes president who ever “came back” and IILLYII served another term after being out Admission 15c-25c. HARTFORD Admission 35c. of office.
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t '4 ' PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,^984.
Hebron Green school in the carnival ENTHUSIASTS INTRIGUED spelling bee, was unable to attend, as she was Mck with a bard cold. A number of school children are out of BY CHILD-NURSE TALKS school from the same cause. eWA men have been having time off from their road work during the T he H igh School W orld Members of Local Board En- cold spell. They did not work VoL I., No. 41. Saturday, February 10, 1934. Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Miss Helen Estes; FkcuJty Adviser courasred by Addresses of Wednesday, but it was reported that they went to work Thursday, for State Association Speakers. part of the day. Friday was too cold for them to do work of the Members of the executive board kind. They are employed at pres LACK OF LUXURY Twisting A Lion Tale, TEACHERS’ COLLEGE of the Manchester Public Health ent on the old Colchester road, near TO ARGUE GOVERNMENT Nursing association who attended EUenberg’s place. the sessions of the 13th annual Some of the Hebron members at meeting of the Connecticut Nurses NOTED IN ITALY Or Fooling The Gang ADVANTAGES MANY association the past three days at tended the Valentine party given by OWNERSHIP OF RADIO the Young Women’s Club Thursday the Hotel Bond, Hartford, were afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wln- particularly Impressed with the ad throp Porter, in Gilead. Tall Stories from the Glas- dresses made by speakers in the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keefe of Isolde Riva Tells History Student There Urges a P. H. N. section, namely. Dr. Joseph Gilead visited the latter’s mother, LITERARY Topic for T riantniar Debates I. Linde of New Haven, Miss Elisa Mrs. Helen White, on ’Tuesday, tonbary Hills Give Camp EDITORIAL beth Fox of the Visiting Nurse asso Class of Trip to Visit WHISTLES Course at New Britain In ciation of the Elm City, and Mrs. bringing with them a birthday cake Announced — Chib Mem Daniel Croll. president of the Provi decorated with roses in pink and ers a Thrill and "Ray" a "SOAP" dence association. white frosting, in honor of Mrs. Grandparents. Whistles are of many different stitution. Dr. Linde whose subject was “Ob White’s 91st birthday, which took kinds, sounds, and meanings. Some Many high aebbol pupils are im- bers Hard at Work; Soph jectives in a Child Health Program place February 2. signify the end of a day’s labor; Big Laugh. fortunate compared to ua. Why? in the Private Orzanizations,” stat Much Interest is taken in the re Isolde Riva, of the sophomore Because they do not have cakea of port received from health officer others warn us that something is Ida Reichenbach, a student at omore Debate Out ed that child health work had been class gave a most interesting talk pure Ivory soap fumiahed with their greatly stimulated since the White J. Banks Jones, on the tuberculosis being devastated by enraging Connecticut State Teachers' College showers bach week. We, however, House Child Health Conference dur X-ray test given the school children on a trip she took to Italy in 1930, fiames; some remind us of the army It was mldwinte- and bitter cold at New Britain, recommends the are glv,3i: soap so that we may be ing the Hoover administration a few of the town some few months ago, before students of Miss Oates’ of trains all over the country, speed outaide. We sat close to tbe old school to all present students who able to cleanse ourselves, coming ' The debating club, formerly under years ago. New Haven doctors had and a great deal of relief is felt ny fourth period history class on Feb. stove, playing bridge in our cabin in back to our class clean and refresh the supervision of MIm Oberempt, parents of families, at the outcome. 2. ing from one place to the next. are planning to train for the teach formed a larger organization than Glastonbury. The four of us Fred, ed. Many people think it’s nothing is now continuing tmder the lead that in existence for the previous 20 While there are a few cases which In 1930, it seems, she was living There are those that proudly cry to ing profession. to be able to have a cake ■it soap; years. Today these conferences are will require watching there are no in Long Island. One day upon re all the eaxth that some strong, Herb, Red and myself were wsiltlng Connecticut State Teachers’ Col so they throw it down in the show ership of Mr. Hartwell, new English held in schools, hospitals and actual cases of tuberculosis re turning from school she was greet beautiful, and graceful maiden of for Ray, who was to ome up about lege was opened in May, 1860, as teacher. ported. ers, no caring where it lands. Prob libraries in all parts of the city, and ed with the pleasant surprise that the sea is starting her life voyage ten o’clock to spend the rest of the the Stdte Normal School, with an ably it will find Its resting place in The sophomore debate previously New Haven prides itself on having she and her father and mother were over the white-capped waves of that vacation with us. enrollment of thirty pupils. .It is a pool ■)f water and In a very short planned has been postponed for one of the best systems in the coun going to make a voyage to Italy. both dreadful, mysterious and fas the oldest normal school in Con t y . Where conforences were form We could hear the wind howl as it time will be dissolved. Yes, you for want ot time. The club is now work Her mother, who is an Italian by cinating ocean; there are some necticut and one of the oldest in the get that there are other pupils that ing on the triangtilar debate, which erly overcrowded the attendance has birth, wished to go back for a short whistles that suddenly pronounce whipped around the comers. It been regulated by appointment and Overnight A* P. would ratUo the handle and the country. For many years it was the follow vou who would like just a pits them against Middletown and time to see her own mother and the fate of a speeding autoist; and only normal school in the state and wee bit of soap to bathe in. Meriden. it is found possible for a doctor with father, who are now 84 and 87 years then, there is also the doleful whis door. The cabin would squeak and it has, at present, over four thou two nurses and one or two volunteer News groan as If it were being lashed by So, boys and girls of Manchester Several members have dropped workers to examine over 20 children old respectively. After much ado, tle of the wind. a whip. sand graduates. High, let’s all co-operate with our they obtained passports, travelers’ Factory whistles bring to my The main library Is equipped with the club since the membership list in two hours. Consideration is given North Adams, Mass.—John J. Ro- Inside there was silence except school. They have to buy all this WM last printed because of th^hsu'd ■ to pre-natal care and periodical checks, steamship tickets and all mind a very vivid picture of men tables and reading lamps, a central soap; we can do our part by placing maniak, 37, former treasurer of the and women, pale, haggard and fa when someone bid "one spade," work Included in their ichelule. Tbe health examinations, nutrition and Polish Roman Catholic society of the rest, and sailed midnight, July charging desk and appropriate files. all soap In the soap dishes. hygiene, protection against defects. 8 on board the S. S. Augustes. tigued by hard work, worry, pov “two clubs,” or passed. Time wore It contains about 12,000 reading and Now some of you bright pupils remaining members have been St. Stanislaus Kostka, given a sus erty and lack of both sleep and on and still no Raj'. It was plain working practically every night Including dental hygiene and post pended jail sentence of two years They reached Genoa, having stop reference books. In addition to this will Innocently say, “Where are ure: protection from diseases by im ped for a short Lme at Naples, on fresh air. When the whistle blows in that everyone was worried, but each there is a text book library which these soap dishes?" after school this past week prepar after retracting a plea of not guilty the morning, to them it probably tried to hide his feelings from the ing for the tryouts for the final munization. Fully 80 per cent of of larceny of |4,900 of the society’s July 19. The journey across the At contains approximately 6,000 text The soap dishes are located on the child health work is through educa lantic had been Ideal but the stretch means just another day of factory others. We sat wjth straining ears books. The students ai-e trained to walls at the left of the showers. By team, to be chosen by a group of tion, according to Dr. Linde. funds; he was also fined |100. routine, but when it dismisses them waiting for the thumps on the door, teachers the latter part of next Montpelier, Vt.—Commissioner of between Naples and Genoa was not which woulo announce that Ray had use the library through a course not wasting the soap, we help cut Problems that harass the mothers so calm, and there were many cues at night, it must seem like a gift of which Is offered during the early down on the financial expenses of week. are talked over with the visiting Agriculture Jones announces that arrived. 40,000 pounds of beef, purchased for of sea-slcknesB to be contended with. Providence. part of the freshman year. the school. The “big” debate this yesu- s^1ll nurses and save the doctor’s time, There is the pieiclng cry of the Suddenly Herb sat up straight, —B. Martin, ’37. be; "Resolved; that the Federal such as simple and regular feeding, relief purposes, will be delivered to The trip from Genoa to the little The auditorium, which comprises the emergency relief aamlnlstratlon town where Isolde's grandparents fire whistle, Immediately suggesting turned and looked at the window. the left wing of the main building, Government should own, operate behavior problems, proper clothing the picture ol someone’s property We looked at him and asked him and control radio in the United and minor ailments. More than half at four district stations today. lived was completed by team and has, with its balcony, a total seat GIVE THE OTHERS A CHANCE. Boston—According to word re auto, the forper being described as being savagely devoured by fire. what he had beard. lie thought that ing capacity of six hundred twenty. States.” of these conferences are held with Even when the recall Is sounded, he had heard someone stamp on the out the presence of a physician. ceived here from London, Oxford funny to look at and extremely un Behind the stage of the auditorium The students of the high school As yet, no definite parts have been Miss Fox who spoke on the same University has conferred ^he de comfortable to ride in. one is not certain but that perhaps porch. I was the first one to the is a music room. should be more courteous during the assigned, but several leading candi subject, felt that this work through gree of Doctor of Music on Archi Their arrival at the farm was in a life's work and savings have gone door; so I opened it and looked out The new dormitory, with fifty noon recreation hour. If a girl dates for parts are: Marlon Fraaer, the health conferences, particularly bald T. Davison, professor of up In smoke; on the other hand, side. There was Ray trying to brush wants to get out on the floor and Elizabeth Goslee, Pearl Dreger, deed a pleasant surprise for the old off some the snow that covered double rooms and eight single for the infant and pre-school child choral music, organist and choir folks and it wasn't long before a perhaps the property has been sav 01 rooms, will accommodate one hun loanee, why not let her try? She James Guthrie, P. Haugan, B. Liv was a priceless thing for thb coun master at Harvard University. ed, although probably not without him. I yanked Mm inside, and after may not be absolutely sure of her ingston, K. Wilson and Russell Wil regular family reunion was held. some damage. all the greetings helped him out of dred and eight students. The regu try. During the first year of a Cambridge, Mass.—Recommenda The farm itself was just outside the lar service in the dormitory pro self, but perhaps If there were less son. baby’s life it should be brought once tions that students in Harvard col To me, both train and boat whis his old wet clothes. It was then I on lookers, who do nothing but gig —E. Schleldge, ’35. town, if one could call it a town. It tles wiggest people, traveling, trav noticed that his trouser leg was vides, in addition lo rooms, three a month to the conference if pos lege be freed from the require had but one street, that being very meals a day Inclucbng Saturdays gle and laugh at nilstakes, this sort sible. entirely for health protection, ments of attending classes and that eling, traveling on and on Into eter tom, likewise his coat sleeve. of girl would Improve. any sickness is referred to the the tutorial system be extended con narrow. There was electricity but no nity. Sometimes the ■shrill whistle of^ and Sundays. Charge for room and running water nor gas. The climatic "How did you tear /our clothes?” board in the dormitory is $325 per By looking at the dancers and family doctor. The mother soon tained in annual report of Dean Han the train makes one wish he were I asked him when we had all pulled making fun of them, you make them learns to know when her child needs ford. conditions of the lane played havoc one of the passengers r a p l ^ speed up chairs near the old stove. year, payable quarterly in advance. VALENTINE DANCE with the Riva family at first, but The dining room is located on the feel nervouB and they^are afraid to the care of a physician. Salem, Mass.—Second general ing miles and miles away The whis “Coming up here I was followed go out and try agam. She said that in an average town alarm of fire in 24 hours in Salem after they accustomed themselves tle of boats hint at wonderful vaca first floor, directly opposite the main of about 8,000, one-fourtu of all the to it, everyone felt better than ever. by a m' untain lion and he attacked entrance. For the morning and eve I am sure that if everyone of the wrecks thpee-story wooden business tions speht in magical dreamlands me right In front of the cabin. I students would cooperate by being AT TRADE SCHOOL children bom actually need the help block, drives 25 persons Into sub About a week after theii arrival, around the Mediterranean or on ning meals the students sit at small of the child health conference, yelled but the wind drowned out my courteous to those enjoying them zero weather and causes damage es Mr. and Mrs. Riva decided to make some enchsmted tropical isle. tables, with an upper clsissman act selves, there would be many more meaning that the parents cannot af timated at 135,000. a tour of northern Italy and prompt voice. I shook him off picked up a ing as hostess. ford to take them at regular inter How numerous ^re the speeding stick, and faced him. When he was dancing. Give them a break. Boston— National Commander ly set out. Reno City was thelt first autolsts and reckleos drivers who The living room, which Is located —A. T. D. vals to the family doctor, certainly Hayes of the American Legion says step. A large castle there captured about ten feet from me I threw the on the second floor, is the center of Low Admission Fee and Nov not in times of depression. The are suddenly startled by the shrill stick at him and then screamed. I his organization is ready to co-oper their attention first. The interior of whistle of that man in the blue uni many Informal dormitory parties, average in a town of that size would ate with authorities throughout the thought you fellows would surely be 100 births and 500 or 600 children this construction was described in form who so inopportunely inter hear me, but I guess the wind car house meetings, and other social elty Musical Numbers to country in an effort to eradicate some detail by Isolde. Italy, like rupts their travel. At once they gatherings. The large fireplace, the under school age. crime. ried away the sound.” STARTLING FACTS In New Haven, the speaker said, Germany and France, has many of picture themselves as they will look radio, the grand piano and pictures Hartford, Conn.—About 50 per these beautiful castles sprinkled “\yell, never mind that part of contribute much to the general at Feature. there were as many volunteer help in a few days telling it to the judge it,” Fred said, "Whet did the lion ers as nurses, and there are up sons driven from their apartments over the land and they axe Indeed and taking the consequences. tractiveness of the room. wards of 65. These public spirited as fire breaks out in a Main street quite beautiful. Each one has a gar Of an entirely different sort la*the do then?” The dty of New Britain has turn TOLD BY SCIENCE women receive the mothers and furniture store and roars to the den that contains almost every kind cheerful whistle of some bright' per "When he saw me charge, and ed over to the State, for training Friends of the Man^^eeter Trade children and care for them until the second floor before being brought ol flower one can think of, and cer son, full of pep and energy, r is Jol felt that stick bounce off his bead, purposes, the schools of three dis School are cordially In'vited to at nurse can give them attention, leav under control. Damage estimated he turned end beat it down tbe hill." at $60,000. tainly aids in giving such a hugn ly tune pleases the ear and brings tricts known as tbe Camp, the tend the Valentine Dance which will ing the latter free to concentrate and usually cold-looking structure joy to the heart. We sat up for sn hour and dis Vance anu the Stanley schools. Here Are Answers to Quer be held Monday evening, Feb. 12, at upon the case in hand. Miss Fox New Britain, Conn.—Fire de a brighter air. Then on a freezing, bitter, stormy cussed Ray’s adventure before we These buildings are modera and the school auditorium under the stated that the work of the nurses stroys the roundhouse of the New all turned in. We made surt that York, New Haven and Hartford rail From this the family went to winter’s night, there Is the mourn well-equipped and each has a gym ies Presented Here Last auspices of the Student Acti'vitles was supplemented by the distribu ful whistle Ol the wind which seems the door was bolt»-d. nasium and auditorium. They are Association. tion of a number of valuable leaflets road, near Elm street crossing, Milan, thence to Venice, and con The nexi morning we went out damaging two locomotives. A me tinued their circuit, going through to signify departure from this world able to accommodate more than fif Music will be furnished by a containing Instructions for the forever After all, what is death but and looked for the lion’s tracks. But mothers to take home and study. chanic was seriously burned. Dam some of the most picturesque and they had been covered with snow. teen hundred children. Week. group from the Trade School or age estimated at $20,000. more famous parts ci Italy. a kind of whistle, summoning us Since tbe laboratory school is the chestra under tbe direction of John The New Haven doctors have been from this world to the next, what When we went back lnU> the cabin, Marszs'ek, with novelty numbers by most willing to assist at these con Norfolk, Conn. — Mrs. Frank The contrast between the life of Ray could not restrain hlmsc.f any center of any teacher-education pro Explarationa of scientific :tate- Smith, 46, burned to death after her people here in U. S. with that in ever and wherever it may be? gram, much attention is given to Pete Pautaluk on his accordion. ferences. —B. '’.toltenfeldt. '34. longer and burst out laughing. He ments made last week. The luncheon speaker was Mrs. clothing caught fire while placing Italy is quite sharp. Over there they rolled on the floor, holding on to his this aspect of the work at the col During intermission, t 10:15, wood on a fire. 1. There is no electricity in a novelty attractions by the students Daniel Croll of the Providence P. have very few of the luxuries we sides while he laughed. He the- told lege. Each student is required to storage battery. H. N. association. She said they Providence, R. I.—Gunman robs have. Even the movies in Italy are LISTENING TO THE RADIO. spend approximately three hundred will be given. One of my favorite pastimes is us how he bad tom his pants and Electrical storage batteries con Refreabmenta will be available bad a number of men on their board Westminster street shoe store of not all of the vltaphone type. The coat on a fence and just to create and seventy clock hours In observa tain chemical energy which may be and that both the president and sec $88.95 after cowing three employes. talkies are featured in the larger listening to the radio. Wednesday tion, participation, and responsi and checking is free. retary were men, and that they is my favorite night. I generally some exciten-“nt be said that he had converted into electrical energy An enjoyable time ia assured all Newport, R. I.—Newport topedo cities only. been attacked by a mountain lion. ble student-teaching. Under this when the proper connections are proved to be fine missionaries in station closes over week end as ice get my home worP and the dishes program not more than two stu attending. spreading the idea among the peo The Riva family returned on the done before eight o’clock comes He burst out laughing again, and made. Charging a stoiage battery prevents ferries from carrying 1,500 same ship which had carried them tears streamed down hla face, while dents are placed In any room at one by moans ol an electrical current ple. There are 80 nurses today civilian workers from the mainland around. Then the Baron Munchau time. Elacb student must do accept visiting in the homes of Providence to Goat Island. to Italy. The entire trip, including sen tickles my funny bones for half the walla echoed and re-r-^hoed his merely brings about the proper RETREADING TIRES people, Mrs. Croll stressed the all expenses, amounted to a lit an hour. "Dangerous Paradise" laughter. We all felt cheap and to able work in the laboratoi-y schools chemica. reactions to prepare those responsibility of the board members tle over $3,000. with Elsie Hltz and Nick Dawson, punish Ray for his Mttle Joke we before she is permitted to graduate. chemicals that may later react to to the community in interpreting —H. Guenln, ’34. well-known radio actress and actor, took him outside ^nd gave him a —Elizabeth Petersen, ’35. form an electric current. INTERESTING WORK the health work so that all might thrill me for the next fifteen min good snow rubbing, 2. Ice must meli in order to cool understand it. utes. "Red Davis” worries me —E. Robert Johnson, ’84. a refrigerator. The local association has recently with his mlschevlous pranks. From Cooling anything requires the ab Student Sees Process and Des« acquired the use of a portion of the TRY NEW PERIOD nine to half past I read and listen to base of tbe statue are cArvings pic ENGUSH STUDENTS HOLD sorption of heat. Any agent that is cribes It— Makes Tires Good former Mommers residence as an used fo*" cooling must absorb this additional health center for the con the music of the "Ipana ’Trouba turing tbe Pilgrims. for 10,000 More MUes. dours.” After, Guy Lombardo with After leaving Plymoutb, I went to COSMOPOLTTAN PROGRAM heat. Naturally the absorption of venience of mothers living on the F O ^ I V I T I E S beat by ice causes its melting—as West Side. The association offers BY BSUCS CATTON bis music, Oracle Allen and George Salem where I saw the reproduction One of tbe most interesting occu nursing service to all the people of Bums keep me entertained for half of an old Puritan Village. The hous suming, of course, that the temper pations I ever watched was the re the community. It is maintained by URGES RATIFICA'nON an hour. 'Then, mj favorite pro es were built of bark and stbaw, but Many Countries Described by ature of the ice is at the freezing treading of old lirea. My brother the public for the public, and a o r SEAWAY TREATY Old ''Seventh'' Held After gram, “Fred Waring and his Penn some were only dugouts. The furni Song, Stories and Costumes; point of water Wrapping ice In works for a man who more or leas Book Masser Argumeate for S t ture was very crude. For beds they newspaper and other poor conduc charge of one dollar a visit is made sylvanians" with bis soothing mu Feature of Miss Casey’s speciallzea in retreading tlrea. A to those able to pay it. Lawrence Project sic, perfect rtjythm, harmony and ba9d what looked like a large canvas tors of heat prevents the Ice frdm friend and I, wishing to watch this Lunch to Allow Glee Chibs David Ross's poetic voice, smooths bag filled wit£ straw. 'This was Class. melting. This saves ice but does not process, went into tbe shop after , An excellent handbook on a live away the worries of the day. 'Then spread out on the fioor at night; in cool the refrigerator. A block of school. We were shown tbe whole iMue is provided in "The Great Practice Room. I remember that school comes again the daytime it was hung on tbe wall. A "cosmopolitan" program ^ was wood would cool a* refrigerator as thing by my brother. HEBRON Lakes-St. Lawrence Deep Water tomorrow and I trot off to bed. Governor Wlnthrop’s home, which recently given in one of Miss Casey's much as s well Insulated piece of First a tire worn smooth ia way to the Sea,’’ by Tom Ireland. —Mary Bollnsky, 'aiB. was made of Wood, was better English classes. Native songs were lC6! roughened and cleaned by an elec Thermometer readings made a While the U. 8. Senate debates this equipped with fumlttire which be sung, customs of tbe countries were 3. "Shut the door! You’re lettln’ tric buffer, removing any trace of lively showing early Friday morn topic pi-lor to voting on the treaty A new order of periods was tried VISITING THE PILGRIMS brought from England. Other In des^bed, and folk-lore stories were the cold in.” is fallacious tbe old tread on tbe aides. One ing, At the Green readings aver on Thursday afternoon. The activi teresting things to see were tbe Cold is a word expressing a lack coat of rubber cement, which ia like which would make the seaway a When I was a little rirl and first whipping post and tbe stock which told. Poems were recited In various aged 20 or 23 degrees below zero, reality, this book presents all the ties period was held during the usual heard about the Pilgrims and languages. Some of tbe students of heat. We shut a door to keep the liquid, it put on the tire and al while at the Hilding place on the fifth period time, and then the fifth was used to punish people. facts about It and arranges a co Plyroou^, I wished I could go to —Marjory Palmer, '35. pronounced names or counted in heat in! lowed to d ^ thoroughly. Tbia takes Amston road, about a mile south of gent argument In favor of ratifica and sixth periods followed in order. Plymouro.Plymoufli. Last summer I had the 4. Temperature usually rises dur about two hours. Again another Hebron village, 28 below was re their language. tion. This was necessary because, every opportunity. 'Tbe first thing I saw SKATING Mary Dragbl brought in two Ital ing a cold storm. coat is put on and thoroughly dried. ported at 5 a, m. At Paul Coates’ 'The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence other week, the Glee club has access was the Plymouth Rock, placed in Suow or rain results ;rom con Camel bgck rubber, partly cored, place in Hopevale the thermometer Skating around the pond at night, ian shawls that had belonged to her waterway, says Mr, Ireland, could to the Barnard School Auditorium side a portico to guard against peo great-grandmother. They were hand densation of water vapor. Semi-con coming in large r(dla is then put on plunged so low that it ceased to during the fifth period. Since the ple chipping off pieces for sou 'The glr’.s and boys are a vivid tbe tire. Tbe two surfaces, b < ^ ee register. Twenty-two was reported become the most important single sight woven in beautiful designs. Helen densation liberates heat; therefore, factor in the transportation sys orchestra occupies the high school venirs. 'niere is not very much left Hohl showed two large pictures of during a snow oi rain storm tbe sticky, adhere well. Tbe tire is i»ck* from Post Hill, near the line be of tbe rock. We should make the most of It ed with sand bags to keep its shape. tween Hebron and Columbia, this tem of the continent. assembly ball seventh periods, the while we can. tbe Swiss homes among the snow temperature usually rises, It would give to a third of the glee clubs must avail themselves of I next went up a hill at tbe top 5. N-i two crystals of water are It is ready for the mold, which ia for being the lowest temperature ever of which is a statue of Massasolt. For the weather plays pranks on capped Alps. Martha Gyllenbammar tbe purpose of fully curing tbe rub recorded at that point, so far as can inhabitants of the United States the opportunity of using the Bar ■bowed some old Swedish coins and alike. a direct connection with worH A young fellow told tbet peoplepeopi that every n-an. ber. Tte mold covers tbe tire one* be recalled. At the Pendleton nard School auditorium. this is the place where it Is thought So. Jack and Jill, drive car# away two magazines that bad been pub- Snow is made up of crysta,^ of markets. It would enable the —F, Johansson, ’34, this is the place where it Is thought water. All of these crystals are six- third arotmd. The tire is clamped ta homestead the well was frozen over Massasoit stood watching‘ hing tbet And skate all you can, both night llabed In Sweden at Christmas time. the naold, which baa a steam pres with a coating of ice about an inch vast producing area of the middle- grims as they landed In the harbor. and day! Frances Godleski brought in a sided trit no two have ever been west to compete for overseas found to have the lame structure. sure of forty to forty-five poundb. thick, the first time it has been A few feet from the statue is a Ikrge —'hjonias Shannon, ’87B, PuUsb costume, which was modeled This is kept in this poeitloo for known to happen. In general those trade to far greater advantage monument which marks tbe first by Mary Orlando. Erema Hyson and Statements to be explained in than now is possible. SPORT SLANTS next issue by Chester Robinson, forty to fifty minutes. It takes al places located on the lowest ground burying ground In Plymouth of the EAT AND MAY IN 1970 Harriet Bailey played native songs most all the strength a man baa to were the coldest. It would five the American practical chemistry Instnictor arc: 'The boys on athletic teams whom passengers of tbe Mayfiower. On Ray and May jumped Into their on their guitars. Some of the coun lift tbe tire out of tbe mold. Thare The Women's Afternoon Bridge farmer direct cash benefits on one side of the monument are swift flying airplane Monday morn 1'. Frost Is not frozen dew. •very bushel of wheat he sold In the coaches said were "being saved tries represented were Italy, Poland, are small sections in tbe mold club met at the home of Mrs, Albert carved the names of the people who ing In the year of 1970. Ray was Sweden, France, Lithuania, Scot 2. There Is not apt tc be a frost called matrices which make the W, Hilding, 'Thursday, from 2:30 to the foreign market. And it would for the Junior Prom" must hr-'e died the first winter and on another on cloudy nights. been in all their glory last night at nine years old and May was six. land and Ireland. tread on the tire. When the thro 6:20 p. m. Four tables were in provide electric power of untold side Is carved tbe following sen 'They were starting to school for tbe —B. Martin, '37. 3. A compass sCidom points to tbe comes out, it looks Uke new. play, Mrs. Mary E, Mitchell won value. that Junior Prom. tence; "About a hundred sowls came geographical north pole. It is the peculiar virtue of Mr, first time that year, to a new school The tire has to be free of oil or first honors. Miss May Sparks sec over in this first ship and began this that had Just been built In Mars.' 4. Ml’k is 87 per ent w^ter. water because they cause a steam ond. Mrs, John Palmer and Miss Ireland's book that^ bs takes up, Bobby Smith whose twinkling work. of his Goodness hath 5. Ice is a poor conductor of beat. one after another, all the objec legs carried him to fame on Cratral hitherto blessed. Let His Holy Ray and May knew bow to fly a bubble between tbe careaee of the Ruby Pease were guests of the plane, of course, because everyone FOREIGN NAPS SENT - Bemioe Livingston, '35. old tire and the new ruhbor. The dub. tions that bavs bees raiasd to rati Cmm«etieut football fields may go Name have Ye Praise. Bradford steam bubble baa to be ent away Mrs, Edmund H. Horton enter fication of the treaty, and answers to Loomis next year. If be does. It 1630/* did-^en tbe three-year-olds. All COLD BITES SEVERELY. tbsm, you bad to do was to mieh a button and tbe whole proccas gene ovor, tained the Ladies’ Afternoon Bridge will be a tough break for Coach Kel In tbe old burial ground, some of TO HISTORY CLASS Jack Frost turned savage yester causing a waste of time and monoy. Club at her home Wednesday af Wou d the waterway hurt the ley and Captain Mozzer of the foot the stones are so old that it is bard and there you were flying towards day morning and inflicted some to read what la written on them. Mars, Push another button and If a good quality of rubber has ternoon. 'Two tables were in play. railroads? Would it barm the In ball team. painful features; "cauliflower" ears been used and pains have been takeg Mrs, Harry Woods woo first prize, terests of tbs east and south? —"Joe’’ Mlstretta, '34, There is one stone or tablet the^e down you would land on the roof of and no.ses evidenced tbe unusual de which marks tbe place where tbe the school in less than five minutee. Severtl of Mr. Farr’s history in the procese. these tires wlU go and Miss May Sparks second. Re Would it be too expensive to build classes are beginning to work on gree of cold. Leo Johnson’s nose about ten thousand miles. Tbsy sen freshments of sandwiches, cake, and operate? Mr. Ireland an WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG old Pilgrim fort stood, overlooking When they arrived at ecbool they was an object of much sympathy, tbe harbor, 'The thing that disap had geography first; therefore they foreign maps of European countries. for about half tbe prloo of a new candies and coffee were served. swers "No" to each question, and Last week they received many dif while Dick Alton, Walter Forbes, one. Miss Eleanor Coates was at home buttresses his answers with an pointed me was that there is none bopped Into their plane again and Some Soptomore English classes of the original homes of the Pil ferent maps, hotel circulars, and were among the swelled-ears con —Marion Hobby, '86. for a day and night this week from elaborate display of facts, figures are busily delving into their pasts vlelted Russia. After visiting Rus pamphlets of places of interest from tingent. her work in Mansfield. and logic. grims. sia, they went to Frnnce. 'Their in an effort to round out an account Just outside of Plymouth is a ve^ the Greek Ministry of Interior. Tbe HIGH GRADES AT OOLLEOE Pupils attending Windham High All In all. be bae presented a of th«l life bistofis*. Relatives and large statue of a Pilgrim maiden. It geography loeeon was over, and tbe maps are Uke uose which the TEN CENT WORD? school had a half day off Friday, tremendously powsrful argument friends nave b««n pressed into serv is over one hundred feet tall, one next lesson was ancient history. Sooony Company issues. They mark Freshman BhigUah 6 and 7 are First tnld-yotr mtamltittkms owing to the school carnival which In favor of the seaway. With the ice to provide important items, such finger alone measuring two feet. How they laughed and pitied the tbe highways, towns, airports, and coping with the word, "metamor Lucy Barrera. '88, produosd ths took place in the evening. A number seaway treaty now pending in the as: Betsy was the cunnlngest baby Last spring lightning struck the glris and boys that lived in ancient pienie grounds. Many of tbsse phosis,” located in tbe story "Silas followtaif rsiulti: Bngll*, B; of parents and friends of the pupils Senate, bis book could not be more ever, Frankie (now a five-foot he- statue. 'There was about one thous times who had to sit in school and pamphlets are printed in the Ger Mamer,” which tells of a fervent l^ an , B: History, B; Frsndi, Af attended, in spite of the adverse timely. man) bad a weakness for ‘playing and or more dollars worth of dam study about the different countries man and French languages. church-member, embittered by false weather conditions, Dorothy Gray, Hygiene. A; and Zoology. B. Lucy . Published by Putnam, it sells house,' and Ruby-Lotilse used to go age done. Lightning rods have since but couldn’t visit them. They expect booklets and maps accusations, who finally gains hap- ta at Connecticut OoUsgo for ^ who was scheduled to represent the for 12. ridlns’ on the butcher's cart been placed on the statue. At tbe --Bll««n Vesnard. '86. from Oennany and Francs. plnesa by means of an orphan baby. Women In Nsw Lradon. /
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the matter was deferred at the crowd gathered, but nothing could of the comparatively new organiza On the serMB ia "Biz Of a IQad? meeting held on December 21st. U. S. DIPLOMAT HERE be done to save the home, as the fire FATHER AND SON DINNER tion o f men, the Brotherhood, and THREE PICKENS SISTERS with CharUe Rug|^ and M w County Coroner John H. Yeo had gained too much headway. will be held at 6:80 p. m., Monday, Boland, W. C. Fields and AHIeB ROCKVILLE mans of Andover, who has always Mr. Schatz, has been very unfor in the church basement. Oscar An Skipworth, and George Bums and taken an active part in Democratic ON WAY TO SOVIET POST tunate, as within the past two years PREPARATIONS COMPLETE derson will be toastmaster. William COMING TO THE A U Y N Gnioie Allen. This comedy baa a plot bis fgrm house was destroyed by Custer will speak for the fathers politics, is to be one of the speak that shows up at regular Intervals ers on this occasion. fire. Owing to the sickness and and John Lerch, Jr., will represent All arrangements have been com That charming trio of radio fame, and gives at least one of these fan> Fair to Close Tonight. Bertel Kuniholm, Brother of death of Mrs. Schatz he bad the sons. Rev. Karj Richter’s sub pleted for the Father and Son ban the ’Three Pickens Sisters, bring life ous comedy teamia a chance to "go SUB-ZERO WAVE HITS A fter a successful two days, the Mrs. Elmore Hohenthal, Is neglected to renew his insurance. ject will be “Ideals.” quet to be held at the South Metho to the stage of the Allyn theater, into their act” 38th annual fair of the Rockville The house stood on what is known Organist Fred Wemer and John Third Secretary of Embassy. dist church Monday evening at 6 Firemen’s association will come to a as the Old Cider Mill road, and Lang are in charge of the music, Hartford, for the coming week. The ROCKYULE BUSINESS was built by Fred Olds twenty-three o’clock and a fine attendance is in Wlllieun Custer, supper arrange Pickenses need no in t^ u c tlo n to close in the town hall this evening. Bertel Kuniholm of Gardner, years ago. Mr. Olds now lives in dicated by the advance sale of ments, Edwsuxl Wemer and Ray radio listeners. Their style of har A very inte-estlng entertainment Mass., third secretary of the Am eri Lucio and simpllco Godlno, Sia Florida. ■* tickets. The principal speaker will Kulplnsky tickets. Young girls of mony is a favorite. Recently the program was presented both on can Embassy in Moscow, Russia, is mese twins, take out separate auto Garages Over-Active But Mrs. Addle E. Porter, widow of be Kirby C. Pratt of Hartiord. a the church will serve as waitresses. girls were seen in the moving pic Thursday evening and again last spending the week end with his sis driver’s licenses. In America, the Stores and Theater Suffer Leonard H. Porter, who has been ledaer in boys work in this state. ture “Sitting Pretty.” ’The stage evening. One of equal merit is to ters, Mrs. Elmore Hohenthal, 44 twin on the left drives, while la for confined in a Middletown hospital The program will open with re show is supplemented with Collin from Stay-at-Home Conse be presented this evening. Ridgewood street. Secretary Kuni eign countries, where cars are right- Many visiting firemen are ex for a number of years, passed away marks by A. E. Holman, president GIRLS’ FRIENDLY GROUP Driggs at the console. handed, the other twin drives. quences. holm will sail on Thursday on the at that institution Sunday evening. of the Men’s Friendship Club. The pected to be present this evening as Washington oi the United .States the guests of the Rockville firemen. The body was brought to Andover toastmaster will be Blarl T. Trotter The extreme cold spell on Friday Line for Russia where be will as for burial. Fimeral services were Both modern and old fashioned and the Rev. Leonard C. Harris, TO GIVE PLAYS TUESDAY proved a big handicap to the busi sume his duties in the American held in the Congregational church, dancing will be enjoyed to the music pastor of the church, will also speak ness of the community when the Embass" under Ambassador Bullitt. with the pastor. Rev. Wallace I. of Arthur Stein’s orchestra. brlefiy. George E. Keith will speak temperature was reported as being Mr. Kuniholm this morning skid Woodin, officiating. The bearers Younger members of St. Mary's Briefs. for the fathers and Wadsworth Mc as low as 35 degrees below zero. that no specific duties have yet been were L. H. Merritt, Edward Mer Girls Friendly society will give an The date selected for the annual Kinney will make the response for The extreme temperature was re assigned to him in the new embassy ritt, Whitney Merritt, Wlnthrop entertainment Tuesday evening at 8 SPRUCE ST. TAVERN the sons. ported at the Charles Dart place In senior dramatics of the class of post but he expects to establish files o’clock in the Pau-ish Hall for the White and Charles White. Mrs. The entertainment will include F. Zanlungo— G. Levrio Vernon and several other places in 1934 of the Rockville High school is and other necessary preliminary Porter was bom in Greenpbrt, L. I., purpose of raising funds for the con harmonica selections by John Ber Corner Spruce and Bissell Streets that same community reported 34 Friday, April 6 at which time they work encountered in the establish April 4, 1851, smd lived in Andover ference at Holiday House, Canaan, trand, numbers by a quartet in degrees below zero. will present a play in the auditorium ment of the new embassy in the So for many years. A son. Charles the coming summer. charge of Fred Bendall, who will al of the George SyTtes Memorial viet Republic. Button of Wakefield, R. I., one Miss Margaret Stratton, past Even In the Coldest Weather You Can A great variation in the tempera school. so lead the group singing, and music bramch president, amd Miss Florence ture was reported throughout the A graduate of the United States grandson and a sister. Mrs. Mary George Bliss of Rockville, who Military Academy class of 1924, Russ of WUllmantic survive. by the Trade School orchestra led Cockerham are aissisting the girls Enjoy That Good day but It remained close to zero had several toes amputated at the by William Hanna. with their program, amd Miss the greater part of the day. Mr. Kuniholm served lour years in Mrs. John T. Murphy of Boston Hartford hospital on Thursday after visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A turkey dinner will be served by Cockerham is coaching the cast in The temperature fell below zero the Army, after which he entered being frozen, is reported as resting the consular service and served in A. E. Frink, during the week. the Wesleyan Guild. two plays, “The Train To-Morrow” about 4 o’clock Friday afternoon NARRAGANSETT comfortably. Eatbonla and other Baltic countries 'The condition of Mrs. A. E. Frink, and “ A Royal Girls Friendly Mem and accompanied t^y the high wind Mrs. W alter H. Robinson will en for two years. who has been confined to her home ber.” ’The latter is a one-act play In It was very unpleasant and kept tertain the members of Sabra Trum For the past three years he has by illness for several months, re two scenes. 'Those who will take many people from attending either CONCORDIA’S NEW GROUP part are Valette 'Turner, EMlth Elli bull Chapter, Daughters of the been attached to the American Con mains about the same. Mrs. Frink the Firemen’s Fair or the Palace ott, Lucile Kilpatrick, Eleamor American Revolution, at a bridge in sulate General’s office in Paris, is under the care of Dr. Moore of theater. Keish, Margaret Ulbrlck, Margaret BEER the parish rooms of St. John’s Epis France. Manchester, and is being cared for PLAN FATHER-SON EVENT The different garages and filling copal church on Tuesday. by her sister, Mrs. Harriet F. Ladd Vennard, Teresa and Ruth Britton, It’s Healthful and Invigorating! stations were kept busy all through Tankeroosan 'Tribe, No. 61, Im of wnilmantlc. Dorothy Mason, Dorothy Mc- the day helping to start automobiles proved Order of Red Men, will hold Guy Bartlett, Jr., ha.s returned to Rev. Karl Richter, pastor of Con Caughey, P eggy Smith and Elaine cordia Lutheran church, who is Chapman. Hear the which had been frozen while left a Past Chiefs’ Night at the meeting ANDOVER work for the Colt’s Manufacturing uarked. No serious damage was on Tuesday evening. The chairs Company of Hartford after several general chairman of the church’s Mary McCaughey, Dorothy Mason, reported to any. will be filled by the Past Sachems months layoff. first Father- and Son biuiquet, Elaine Chapman will present the The residence of Frank Schatz, and it is expected that many visit 'riTermometers registered from 22 scheduled for Monday evening, will “Train To-Morrow.” Mary Law and ^^Hartford Boys'' Scouts Gather at Noon. owned by Leslie Standlsh, burned to ors will be present in Red Men’s set aside the English service to Evelyn Carlson will sing a duet Troop No. 14, Boy Scouts of the ground Thursday afternoon. It is to 30 below zero aroimd Andover Play the Popular Songs You Like ball. morrow morning at the church, and with Mrs. Carolln Britton at the America, gather in the Superior thought the fire started from the Center, Friday morning. James Galavin, president of the extends an urgent invitation to piano. Mrs. Britton will also give Court Room, Memorial Building, chimney. Furniture of one room Rockville High School Alumni fathers and sons to attend, as well vocal and Instrumental numbers, this noon at 12 o’clock to hear Presi was saved and taken to the home of Prince Edward Island is the Association who has been a patient I as the mothers and daughters. amd Miriam Hooks and Sally Potts, Tonight dent Franklin D. Roosevelt deliver Mr. Schatz’s brother. A large smallest province in Canada. The banquet is under the auspices monologues. his radio broadcast to the Boy in the Hartford hospital has re Scouts. This is part ol the cele turned to his home much improved bration of the 24th anniversary of in health. the forming of the Boy Scouts. Rockville Branch, No. 2012, of the United Textile Union, have elected As part of their anniversary cele the following officers: President, bration the Boy Scout Troup mem William Dunlap: secretary, Frank bers wore their uniforms to school Casban; recor^ng secretary, Max on Friday. J. Schmidt; trecusurer, Frank Pen- The Qirl Scouts held a meeting eck; conductor, Frank Kralek; ser also this morning at the Methodist geant-at-arms, George Winters. church and presented the Boy Scout Many Rockville 4-H teachers and troup with a birthday cake. workers are to attend the Tolland ••• M ANCH ESTER — Scoutmaster A. E. Taylor was in County gathering which will be held charge of the gathering of the Boy at the Commimlty House at Storrs Scouts today and many friends and this evening at 7:45 o’clock. The relatives were also present at the annual County Achievement pro broadcast in the Superior Court gram will be discussed at this time. room. Miss Gertrude Gardener, daughter Poet Laureate Coming. of Mr. and Mrs. John Gardener of Announcement will be made at Manchester, presented a dance num the services at the Union Congrega ber at the Firemen’s fair on Friday AUTOMOBILE and HOME APPLIANCE SHOW tional church tomorrow of the com evening which was well received. ing of Wilson MacDonald, Canada’s poet laureate, who is to come to Rockville on Sunday evening, Feb- NEARLY ALL HREHEN rua^ 18. Mr. MacDonald comes on invitation of the pastor, Rev. George S. Brookes and will read TAKE PART IN REC NIGHT some of his poems. CW A Remain in Again. The CWA workers, who have Listen to Music, See Boxing been working outside for the past and Have Numerous Sports month, were again unable to go to Contests. work yesterday morning because of the extreme cold spell. This made Nearly all the active firemen in the fourth day they had lost because the six Manchester companies were of the cold. guests of the Recreation Center last Many of the CWA workers will night for “Firemen’s Night”. Open not receive any pay at the next dis ing the evening’s program in the tribution of the checks as they were main gymnasium, the Four DeBaldo noh at work at all during the past brothers sang "hill-billy” and other week although many reported to popular songs. Bruno, 12 years and work each morning. Victor 10, especially delighted with A larger number were kept at their songs and muslca. duets. Tony work on their inside work in the and Peter are the senior members Memorial building yesterday. As of the family. They played trumpet, more painters had been put to work violin, banjo and guitar. Albert Fal- it was necessary to put about half cetti and his accordlan also won a dozen men to work washing the plenty of applause. woodwork and walls ahead of them. Boxing exhibitions followed be Aviation Field Here. tween George Beeny and Henry The possibility of a state airport Scheutz and two seven year old being constructed close to the Rock toys, Patrick Humphries and Eddie ville line, but in the town of Elling Paganl. The next two exhibitions were between members of the box LOCAL ton, presented itself yesterday wehn ing class, each being of two rounds. Charles L. Morris, state airport su At the conclusion of the sports pervisor, sought ground in this lo “Earl and Sam” entertained while cality. the refreshments were being par The authorities of Ellington have taken in by the firemen. suggested a site about 100 acres in A t pool, playing for No. 4 Elevens area on what is known as Moseley ARMORY and Stratton won from Keeney nd Plains. ’This site is owned by Mor Brennan of No. 1, North End; Eca- ris Silverhurst and is located be bert and Anderson of No. 2, South tween Sadd’s Mills and Job’s Hill, End, won from Smith and Hunt, close to the Hathaway farm. No. 1, South Elnd. In the semi-final. The site as yet has not been in No. 2, South End, won from No. 4, spected but Henry Felber, first se South End: the finals being won by FEBRUARY, 14-15-16-17 lectman, has been in communication Yost and Keeney of No. 2, North with Charles L. Morris, the State End. Airport Supervisor. It is expected The volleyball matches found only that between $10,000 and $40,000 four teams playing with the No. 1, will be expended in this work. CW A South End, defeating No. 1, North —EXHIBITORS— funds and local labor would be used. End, 15-2, and No. 4, South End, Probate Court to Close. winning over No.. 2, North End, 15- Judge John E. Fahey of the Pro 9. The finals were won by No. 1, HARRY BALLER MANCHESTER ELECTRIC bate Court, which has an office in South End, from No. 4, South End, Universal Vacuum Cleanere the Memorial building, issued a no by the score of 15-2. Rogers* Silver and Dishes COMPANY The bowling matches, were be Bauer Electric Water Heaters tice yesterday that the local pro Hartford Rental Range bate court would be closed on Mon tween two man teams, each bowling Universal Eleetrlo Range day, ’Tuesday and Friday, February three games with the highest team JOHN BARSTOW WesUnghoose Washing Machine 19, 20 and 23. score for the games counting and Westinghouse Refrigerators ended as follows. Winning team, No. Westinghouse Vacuum Cleaners • This arrangement has been made 1, North End, with Schwartz and Ilg Ventilating Fan — Westinghouse Humidifier because of the men working in the McCarty hitting 604: second. South Memorial Building are to give three EARL J. CAMPBELL End No. 3, with Joyce and Messier Goodrich Tires Goodrich Batteries das towards repalting the Probate hitting 589: third. No. 1, South End, 8heU Motor Oils 0. & D. Batteries POTTERTON & KRAH Court rooms. Lashlnske and Bldwell, with 585: AH Wave Atwater-Kent Radio Judge Fahey stated that he was fourth. No. 1, North End, Moonan EXHIBITORS General Eleotrlo Radio Crusley Radio pdven due notice so that there would and Brennen, with 578, fifth: No. 4, CENTER AUTO SUPPLY Royal CuUnalre Mixer Magic Maid Mixer be no one disappointed by trying to South End, Gravino and Sherman, Crosley Refrigerators Prima Spin Dry Washer leek an appointment during this with 675. with No. 2, South End. GEORGE BETTS Bosch Radios U. 8. Tlrss • time. A. OSBLACK taking sixth place, Joyce and Lar Prest-O-Llte Storage Batteries Employment Office. son hitting 542. SCHALLER’S Plans are under consideration for In the basketball games. Hose Oldsmobile SUPER-SERVICE STATIONS Company No. 1 defeated Hose Com Hudson and Terraplane 'he opening of a Federal Re-employ GIBSON’S GARAGE Socony Products Goodyear Tires pany No. 3, 10 to 5. The winners ment office in Rockville soon after Front Wheel Ahgninent ’ • Willard Batteries Itfarch 1. Captain Leonard J. Ma- held a 4-3 lead at halftime and man aged to stay in front to the final Kwlk-Way Valve Correction Service Pressnre Lobrioatlon Equipment oney. Veterans Placement represen- RaybeeSos Brake Service Ative, has been in Rockville this whistle. Angelo and Maloney star ERNEST ROY veek looking for a suitable location. red for No. 1 and Hunt and Suhle SCHIEBEL BROS. Hr. Maloney will take charge of featured for the losers. G. E. KEITH FU R N ITU R E CO. National Batteries American Bosch Car Radios In the other game. No, 3 turned COLE MOTOR SALES State Director of Re-employment DeSoto and Plymouth Olenwood Ranges ABC Washers American Bosch Colls Champion Spark Pings back Hose and Ladder No. 4 by the ifter March 1st. Lynn Oil Burners Leonard Refrigerators Sealed Power Piston Rings Powell Mufflers astonishing score of 6 to 4, leading Stewart-Wamer, Phllco Radios A t the present time all the terri- 4-2 at halftime. Willys and Reo Packard Ignition Cables Thompson Valves ory surrounding Rockville, which Motorola Automobile Radios McCord Gaskets ncludes practically all of Tolland Good horsemen usually make HENRY SCHALLER bounty, has been seiwed from either good air pilots, but expert racing STANDARD PLUMBING CO. Itorrs College or WlUlmantlc. KEMP’S, INC. motorists do not excel as airmen. Easy and Maytag Washing Machines 19S4 Modsl Kslvlnhtdr DSloo Unit Burner Postmastre George E. Dickinson Dods:e and Plymouth Phlloo Radios Antomatlo Washing Machine las tendered the Cl\'il Service room Prtgidatre—CommsrclsJ and Oomsstio 0 the Rockville Post Office for such FORD SALES & SERVICE . location. Should this be accepted WATKINS BROS. t is hoped to direct all C W A and Stuart Dillon MANCHESTER AUTO TOP Nbrgs Hsfriferator Florsiifia______Bmuw_ Oi) be PW A work from this one office. FRIGIDAIRE JAMES SHEARER Super Safety (Mass Apsk ClMtrie tibhiiers fiof W r Wsahm Complete details are to be announc- Ford Auto Carpets Auto BiAbcr BCats Csal and Om Baiifa d very soon. Samples of Auto Seat Cover Materials OBtrolt Star Cm Bnaga Democrats' Luncheon. Exclusive Agents Buick and Pontiac AJrunlnnm Strips for Running Boards Orawfsrd Coal and I3as Bang* A t the Democratic luncheon at the Rubber Bumpers Auto Body Hardware lockville hotel on Monday evening HAROLD WEST. he toastmaster will be Thomas ll silent CHew Oil Bomsia ■arkin, associate Jud^e of the Rock- KEMP’S, loc. RILEY CHEVROLET MANCHESTERPLUMBING & <• City Court. The list of speak* WETHERELL MOTOR SALES rs will not be announeec until to- SU PPLY CO. WETHERELL MOTOR SALES lorrow. Voss Bleotrle Washing 0.-B. Estrlterhter O. IL teagv Resristered Frigidaire Chevrolet Studebaker and Nash Blue Glow OU Burners Plans are under consideration for Firestone Tires le election of permanent officers at Service Dept. Maintained lis meeting on Monday evening as ■f ■ 1 • j . • _ • ‘ ,‘. .• ■ •- ' f -*...',*. f' ‘. ^*^l^yi'[»yriv.'.\: fETOH BnSRV* JMJ?CHB?rrBR HT^lJOTTOOTRXED/MANUHBS'rBR, C^ SATDIOyAT, FBBRTJ ART IV, 19^
MABEL TAKE YOUR VALENTINE’S DINNER TO HEART McaUOTT BY MAKING YOUR OWN TABLE EFFECTS wnc RADIO PROGRAM 4'S Jlim ri^^Ibrb X,O tOJ'NEA S««ie^ Im^ w Fashion Centerpiece From Wires, Cardboard Hertford. Gou- / BEGIN HEBE TODAY M,M0 M- SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10 (Central and Eastani Standard Tlmd GTP8Y M O B E w L and TOM was anything be could do. Errands. TraveJm BrtiwieMs* Netei All programs to key sod basic chains or groups thersof unlsss smc1« Medicine. Anything. He would be at ft»g; coast to etsw (o to o) designation includes all avaluible'.statlon8r ^ WEAVEB are married on tiie tame Srograma subjset to change. P. M. Cant East day aa LILA HOTALINO and their service. He was kind, Gypsy thought, re Saturday, Fabnisry 10. NBC-WBAF n e t w o r k 5'15~®p6"lab Borsnado—to eit DEBEK b l i s s but Lila’e wedding 6:00— »4oot tho A r t is t —o to cat placing the receiver. Everyone was BASIC — Cast! weaf wlw weol wtic 4:18 U a eodety event while Gypey’e P. M. w ia r w ta s w cab wfl wilt wfbr wre wgy ...A -6:15— -.i- M ild------red— B a..jy—eat lls y — eat t to cat U very elmple. kind. Neighbors and friends. P t 1:00— Rhythm Masters— Len Ber wbes wcae wtam wwj wsal; Mid: ked Wile, Talk—basic; they couldn’t help. Only God could man, director. wmaq wofl woc-who wow wdaf wkbf ■ Armatrong—midwest repeat While Lila Uvee In luxury N O R T H W E S T 4 CANADIAN - wtmj 8.4^ 6:4^Heppy Mlnetrel — east; Gypsy has to struggle to keep ex help them' now. She began to pray 1:80— Blue Room «'choM — Joseph wlba kstp wobc wday kfyr crot cfcf ^^B«lo i Tango Orchestra—c to o penses within Tom’s Income. She disconnectedly. Blume, dire tor. SOUTH — wrva wptf wwne wle wjax e'St Miehaux—also cat “Dear God, Daddy’s never had 1:56—.Broadcast from Metropolitan wfla-wsun wlod wem wmc wsb wapl Cook Program—eaat; keeps her Job teaching until she wjdz wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre M J. ^I*ad Quartet—west learns she Is to have a baby. After much fun. He’s had to work so Opera House. woal ktbs kths wsoc Orehss.— too H ollyw ood— David’s birth she Is extremely busy, bard for all of us. Spare him a 6:00—Silent. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghi little while so we can make things PACIFIC COAST — kgo ktl kgw komo t Blanche Calloway Or.—Dlxlo caring for him and for her home. kbq kfsd ktar 7 .90Z Arcad^l-Dixie only up to him. Please, God.” Tom -s frequently away In the Sunday February 11. Cent. East. Orchos.-Dlxlo That wasn’t a real prayer but 8-48— H illp o t A Lam bert— to c; evening and Gypsy suspects he Is P. M. 12:00— 1:00— In d u strial Dem ocracy O rchestra— Dixie maybe God would hear and under 12:4B— 1:45— M etrop o litan Opera— to o interested In VERA GRAY. One day 8:00— Eddie Cantor; Rublnoff’s Or r 9 9 ~ ? *i**?'’y**<* O rc h e s tra -to 0 stand. 4:00— 5:00—To Bo Announced S 'iS Z ^ Rhythm she sees them going to lunch to chestra. 4:10— 4:44—Three Seampe, Vocal The moments dragged by. It was * Budd—to o gether. She Is hear broken and re 9:00— Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. 4:30— 6:30—Lady Next Door, Kiddlot |*P«dltion—c to cst noon and the red-haired nurse went 4:40— 5:44—To Bo Announcod fuses to listen to his explanations. 9:30— Orchestral Gems — Chris Broadcast—c to cst down to her lunch, bright, compe 6:00— 6:00— D in n e r C o nco rt— also cat I" Action—to 0 tiaan Kriens, director. 4:30— 6:t(H-RloHard HImbsr Orchos. Ldia confesses to Gypsy that tent and alert. Mrs. Morell sat at Orchee.—also c she Intends to divorce Derek and 10:00— Jack Benny; Frank black's 4:44— 6:44— J, C. N u g in t, Com* — 11'®®— Fiorito Orch.— 0 to 0 the patient’s bedside, her face orchestra. 6:18— 7:16— T a lk by Dr. S tanloy Orch.—c to 0 marry M ^ R K O BROUGHTON, haggard. 6:34— 7:30—Circus Days, Sorlal Show Lyman Orch.—to c 10:30—Hall of Fame. 6:45— 7:44—Ja ck 4 Loratta Cloment lZ:vXV— 1:0^—Dance Hour— wabc only richer and older. “You go and eat when Miss Mc Gypsy’s father is seriously in 11:00— Broadcast to Byrd Elxpedl- 7:0(^ 8:0(^-<3soros Olssn’s Orehostra NBC-WJ2 NETWORK Pherson does,” she had commanded tlon. 7:16— 8:14—Tho Boston Symphony jured in a motor accident and she and Gypsy had to obey. (144 hours)— coast to coast BASIC — East: wjx wbz-wbza wbal and Tom rush to the Morell home. 11:30— The Merry Madcaps— Nor t;0O—10:00—B. A. Rolfo's Orch.—c to c wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal; But she got little satisfaction out man Cloutier, director. 10:00— 11:00— D anes M usic P rogram Midweet: wcky kyw wenr wle kwk Meanwhile Lila tells Derek she of th^ young nurse. All her ques ' ■ 10:30— 11 ;30—O n s M an ’s F a m ily — c to c Kwer koil wren wmaq kso wkbf wants a dlovroe. ' ** 12:00— Smith Ballew’s Orchestra. 11:60— 12:0(V—H ollyw ood on A ir — to c NORTHWEST 4 CANADIAN — wtmj tions were turned aside with pro 12:30— Carlos Molina’s Orchestra. 11:30— 12:30—C a ro frto C a rn iv a l— o to c wday kfyr cret cfcf fessional skill and coolness. Mrs. . ■ * SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wle wjax NOW GO ON UlTH THE STORY 1:00— Silent CB8-WABC NETWORK ''’f'A-wsun wlod wsm wmc wib wapl Weaver must ask the doctor all BASIC—East: wabc wade woko wcao wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre that, mustn’t she? She really - V! woal ktbs kths wsoc CHAPTER XXXm waab wnao war wkbw wkro whk cklw couldn’t say . . . wdro wcau wlp wias waan wfbl wepd •‘F**' ''S l’ l After endless ages it was morn wjsv; MIdwost: wbbm wfbm kmoc ~ ''4° *‘Fw komo Miss McPherson had a healthy kmoz wowo whai khq kfsd ktar ing in the shabby house on Upper appetite. She ate a chop a--* a Cent. East. Dean street. The light in the sick EAST AND CANADA—wpg who wlbw baked potato and spinach and ap WDRC whoo wlbs wfoa wore wlcc efrb ckac I 'l 'i S Z Side, 8klt-to e room had been extinguished. The ple sauce. And Gypsy hated her. DIXIE — wgst wafa wbre wqam wdod Metropolitan Opera— to c 4 : 0 ^ 5:00— P la tt.N ie rm a n , P la n e t starched night nurse had rustled to After she had returned to her Here’s a table set for a Valentine 225 Hartford Oonn. 1S80 klra wreo wlao wdeu wtoo kild wrr is Just too bad. And it can be One sitting room ought to do a ktrh ktia waco koma wdbo wodx wbt Sittere in Harmony the door and conferred with the day post Clytle stuck her head around Day party—simple and gracious, wdae wbls wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs Hollywood, Skit shattered. family.” And grouchy Chris took nurse, a small, competent. Scot with the swinging door and muttered, MIDWEST — wcah wgl wnit wmbd ; Annie—east only and symbolic of the sentiment of F^irthermore as reasons begin Pea^ce and Hie Gang reddish hair. Gypsy’s, taggering “You eat something or you get the occasion. himself off to Joe’s for a glass of P. M. wtaq Wien wlbw kfb kfab wkbn wcco to develop, this barrier retreats. beer. w sbt 6:30— S tam p C lu b — w jz only with fatigue, had caught the words, down sick yourself. Miss Gypsy.” 4:00— Saturday Syncopators. 5:48— 6:48— Capt. W illia m i, T a lk — A white damask cloth covers the It has done its work and leaves m o u n t a i n — kvor kla koh kel “ question of hours ..." and She drank some tea and ate a In another five years It will be 4:30— Mlscha R a ^ n sk /s Ensem • Orphan Annie—midwest rpt table and under each plate Is a the rest to newer processes that khj koln kgh kfre kol kfpy kvl S’99~ Herrick. Baritone again felt that wild, sick plung piece of toast. reversed. Ted will be putting on ble. kfbk kmJ kwf kem kdb kgmb large red crepe paper heart. The have been built up to take its M xZ *^®®<^> Sketch—east ing of the heart. his hat after dinner and Betty’s 5:00— Pancho and his orchestra. Cant. East. Detroit, Variety ‘"That nurse, she take good care paper napkins are heart-shaped too place. This faith and love for par- Harvey Morell, the center of all of herself, I notice,” Clytle said dates will be any place but home. 6:30—Jack Armstrong— All-Amer IsSb—Harold Knight Or.—to c ‘j America, Drama and the nut cups are made by sim .ent never disappears altogether, Maybe Chris will be satisfied ican Boy. Cavallere Quartet this concern, lay white, silent, with s baleful glance after Miss ply covering drinking cups with red Raeltal—cat to cat program— to c but it Is less emotional and there then emd he can read his papers 6:45— Spanish Serenade. Echoes—c to c 4 •OJ— 9:00— Chicago Jam boree— to 0 voiceless on the big bed. The McPherson. “She eat everything paper. V ? ? ” S i ~The Roundtewnere—c to c fore less blind. It must have "re till the cows come home, or the 6:00— Meet the Artist. 09 Eddie Duchin Oreheetra covers were drawn taut. The rigid and lool: like she expec’ more.” The centerpiece is very decorative spect” to make it live on. 2’22~12'2S“ ^® Announced neatness of hospital routine pre "Oh, well, it’s a Job with her, children. 6:15— Voice of Romance. L’iSr •yneopatore—0 to c Oance— baslq and you can make it yourself. Here Disciplinary shocks, either ver Eniemble—to c vailed, lending an air of terrible you know.” » I do think that children needn’t 6:30—Frederick Wm. Wile— “The Whiteman Orchee. are the directions: bal or otherwise, or unpleasant iX” 5'O^Paneho’e Oreheetra—to c Oenny’e Orchestra Clytle snorted. confiscate, commandeer ( or “hog” Political Situation in Wash 6:30— J a c k A rm stro ng — as only strangeness to the wide, shabby Take two heavy wires and piece home experience will not be soft 11.3(^12:30—Harold Stern’s Oreheetra room with the curtained bay win 'There were things later that a whole house. ’They do some ington Tonight.” each to make it 52 Inches long. ened or colored now by sheer lov times, you know. But they need 6:45— Ye Happy Minstrel and Tiny dows. There was a white sc-irf on Gypsy had to do. Even in a Bend both together in form of a ing faith. Reason is not senti 11:30— Hotel Biltmore Orchestra. the familiar cherry table with a house of Illness food must be some place to play, to talk to Band. heart and where wires meet at the mental. It must see Justice. And friends, and where they feel 7:00— Elder Mlchaux and his Con 12:00— Hotel Pierre Orchestra. glass, a spoon and ‘ a covered bought and laundry sent out. The bottom, leave four 6-lnch ends. it makes no bones about passing 12:30— Montclair Hotel Orchestra, carafe. There was a clinical ther necessity of concentrating oh a * * « free. Chris spent more money try gregation. on to the mind centers the cruel, ing to escape than the dining room 7:30— Serenaders. 1:00— NBC Program Calendar. Daily Health mometer on the stripped dresser few small tasks cleared her head Cut 10 strips of red crepe paper, mean, or unjust sensation, with beside the nurse’s watch and the and partly drove away that sense light would have cost. 7:46— Isham Jones and his orches making each as long as the width out any camouflaging whatsoever. Making Concessions tra. Sunday, February 11, 1984 patient’s chart. Everything was of sick futility she had experi of the crepe, 20 Inches, aryi wide When children are old enough A.M. efficient, quiet, orderly, striking ter enced ever since coming into the Family evenings where all are 8:00—Forty-Five Minutes in Holly Service enough to wrap five times around a to think things out those parents together are fine things, but it is wood. 8:00— Tone Pictures. ror to the heart of the slim gplrl house the night before. 1 1-4 inch .nailing tube (or broom are wise who learn to be very fair. 8:30— Time, weather, temperature, with the tumbled dark curls. The laundyman shook his head expecting too much to uilnk that 8:45— Scrappy Lambert and Billy handle.) Make a separate tube of “My dad says— ” will cease if the children will be satisfied with this pot with Nat Shilkret’s Or 8:33—Lew White at the Dual Or and went away. The ’phone bell each strip by wrapping it around gan. BUILD OF YOUR BODY Mrs. Morrell had at Isist been child begins to sense tyranny or fore ' , especially it it is an all- chestra. had been partially silenced but the mailing tube, pasting the end of 0 1 9:00— NBC Children’s Hour. NO GUIDE TO HEALTH persuaded to He down and rest, but lose respect in him otherwise. evening seance. 9:00— Leopol Stowkowskl and the Gypsy still sat, one foot curled every now and again a whirr the strip in place, and crushing the 10:00— Southland Sketches —South- The real test of a parent is when Even if there are no friends cir Philadelphia Orchestra. under her, schoolgirl fsuihlon, on brought the waiting girl to her crepe together with both hands. ernaires. Studies Show Little Relation Be a grown boy or girl continues to culating in the post-prandial hours, 9:15— Five Spirits of Rhythm. the window seat. The handker feet. Upstairs everything w as Then join the ten tubes Adth paste 10:30— Safety Crusaders. tween Structure and Disease, Al boast. they have their own ideas of enter 9:30— Stoopnagle and Bud: Jacques chief that she pressed to her eyes deadly quiet. Occasionally Gypsy to form one tube, and slip this over 10:46— Samovar Serenade — Balal though Failure o f Single Organ tainment. If Chris could not stand Renard’s Orchestra. now and then was sopping. She could hear the pad-pad of the the wire frame. With a narrow aika orchestra. May Cause Breakdown. PROBLEM OF KEEPING the radio what was the matter with 10:00— Byrd’s Antarctic Expedition. had promisee to be as quiet as a nurse’s rubber heels as she strip of crepe cut across the grain, 11:00— Morning Musicale — string PEACE IN FAMILY having it up in Betty’s room, or 10:30— Columbia News Serrice. crossed the room to record a tem wrap the four 5-lnch wire ends to quartet. By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN mouse and she had kept that Ted’s? 10:45— Leaders In Action. promise. But every now and again perature on the chart. Othem.ise gether from bottom of heart down “Turn off the radio, Ted. I can’t 11:30— Radio Nimble Wits — Editor, Journal of che American Harmony in any family depends 11:00— Guy Lombardo and his Or her eyes would fill and she would the silence of death had already for 1 1-2 Inches. Bend the remain read with that infernal racket.” Everett Smith. Medical Association, and of much on certain concessions to chestra. settled on the house. ing wire ends at i,ght angles to “ Aw, Dad, listen. It’s finishln’ 11:45— New England Boy Scout Hygeia, the Health press that damp, folded handker the rights and tastes of all its make a standard to hold the heart up the mystery—there! See, Bet 11:30— Ted Florito’s Orchestra. Mobilization Report. Magazine. chief to them mechanically. members. Certainly a tired man About 10 o’clock the specialist She could not escape her thoughts upright on base. ty, I told you it was the cousin P. M. needs peace and quiet, and we Program for Sunday, February 11th, For many yews the idea has pre from the city came, a gray, tall in this silence. She kept seeing pic For the base of the centerpiece, stole it. Gee! Listen to 'Im yell. 12:09—Time, weather, temperature. might add that his wife does too. 1984, e. 8. t. man with piercing eyes. Gypsy tures of herself with her father. cut a circle of heavy cardboard 12 Aw, just a minute, Dad. It’s near 12:15— Baby Rose Marie. vailed that the build of your body But children will be children and A.M. Inches in diameter. Paste around ly over and I wanta hear how—” 12:30— Radio City Music Hall Con haa much to do with the state of had waited in the hall with her How good and kind he had always what are we going to do about it? 10:00— Church of the Air. this, 2 inches in from the outside “ Shut it off!” cert. mother as he conferred with Dr. been! He had never thought of him The question seems to answer it 10:30— Melody Parade. your general health. In fact, hun edge, a red crepe rufiUe 4 Inches 1:30— National Youth Conference— Bannerman. She knew now how a self. He had worn that old overcoat Silence. And two children feel self. 10:45— The Playboys. dreds of years ago, physicians talk prisoner must feel as he waits the for—how many years? Until it was wide, cut across the grain and gath ing, well you know how they felt, ‘The Unwanted Generation,” Dr. 11:()Q— Service from the First Uni Daniel S. Poling. ed about the constitution of man jury’s verdict. It was terrible— green, at any rate. While she and ered on the sewlug machl..e. Place with every nerve strained to catch tarian Meeting House. this waiting. Hei mother sat in Bea and Bertram had had dancing heart In center of circle snd fasten the end of the story. 2:00— Bar Z Days and Nights. and classified the various types of 12:00— Mirth Parade. 2:30— Rings of Melody. human beings according to their a low chair, twisting and untwist lessons and ice skates and summers wire ends in place with gummed Butch come In with Jim. Ruth DID YOU KNOW T H A T - P. M. ing her handkerchief, never lift at camp — everything! Oh, he tape. Paste crushed gold paper just back from her holiday visit 3:00— Ruby Newman and his Or body build and other characteris 12:15— Italian Melodies. chestra, Eleanor Talcott, Harry tics. ing stricken eye.s. mustn’t die! He mustn’t! They to base so as to cover the circle tind ran ove to tell Betty about it. Corn matures In lOG days from 12:30—’Tito Guizar’s Mid-Day Sere MUes. Now, however, it is known that When at last the door opened had all accepted his self-sacrifice the stitched edge of the ruffle. Mother warned them all not to nade. without thinking. Make four bows of r. isty red maline seeding time, under average condi 3:15— Irene Rich. it isn’t your body as a whole that Gypsy felt she could not endure talk too loud by shaking her head tions. 12:45— Polish Program. 3:30— Jan Geirber and his Orches ribbon, fasten to heart with spool and occasionally laying her finger breaks down, but that some single much more of this. The two men Gypsy could remember being The first county agent or farm 1:00— Church of the Air. tra. wire, extend ends diagonally across to her Ups. organ or tissue becomes the source emerged together, talking in low violently and suddenly sick once advisor 'in this country started his 1:30— Lazy Dan, the Minstrel Man, 4:00— Dig Stories. oi a severe infection and, as a re tones. Dr. Martineau. the special in her little room down the hall. heart, and decorate witn gold gum Search For Quiet with Irving Kaufman. 4:15— Fascinating Facts. med hearts. duties March 20, 1911. sult of this, the body is attacked. ist. bowed to the women vaguely She was 12 and she had been to But Dad threw down his paper On June 30, 1926, there were 2107 2:00— 'The Radio Voice of Religion 4:20—Massachusetts Bay Colonies. Appendicitis Is, perhaps, the most and went on talking to his col a Sunday school picnic and eaten finally and said he was going out. county agents and 114 assistants in —Reverend Francis P. Keogh. 4:30— PrincSss Pat Players. conspicuous example. You may league. They were ignored com all the Injudicious food one does No use staying in a place where the United States. 2:30— The Big Hollywood Show; 5:00— National Vespers. be perfectly healthy, but the sud pletely shut out. at thop- affairs. Daddy had been you couldn’t, even think. Rice should not be threshed until Abe Lyman’s Orchestra. 5:30— Grand Hotel. den infection of the appendix may “I caii't bear it,’’ she whispered wakened by her groaning. He “Don’t go, Chris!” she begged. it has been in the shock at least two 3:00— New York Philharmonic 6:00— Mme. Lotte Lehman, so end fatally unless a surgeon attends faintly. had come in and carried her back “They can all go out to the dining weeks. Symphony Orchestra. prano; Arturo Toscanini, con you at the earliest possible mo Her mother rose and faced Dr. limp and green, from the bath YOUR room ^nd play ping pong. I’ll Alfalfa hay first was cultivated 4:00— Radio League of the Little ductor; Symphony Orchestra. ment. Bannerman. “What do you think room. He had got her a hot water close the door tight.” in Europe mo -e than 200 years Flower — Father Coughlin. 7:00— Ted Weems and his Orches Your body is not like the old now. doctor?’’ bag, had tucked her in bed, had “ Our light bills are big enough. ago. 5:00— The Diplomats — Otto Neu- tra. one-horse shay that went to pieces bauer, pianist. “His pulse is weaker.” stayed with her. He had always CHILDREN 7:30— Joe Penner, comedian; Har aU at once, but rather it resembles been like that. Nothing was too 5:30— Julia Sanderson and Frank riet Hilliard, vocalist; Ozzie Nel Crumlt. an automobile in which some parts Mrs. Morell winced and Gjrpsy much trouble. . . . By O live Roberts Bartoe son and his Orchestra. break down much earlier than hated both these big men with their She mopped her eyes. 6:00— Webster’s Old Timers. 9:00— Will Rogers; Revlelers Quar others and have to be replaced. 6:30— Smiling Ed McConnell. calm faces and their calm eyes. “Miss Gypsy, Miz’ Pettinglll’s tet; Emil Coleman and his Orches Why didn’t they do something? 6:45— ’The Family Theater, Act 1. tra. just brought the baby back. Do By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON Practically all persons begin to “What are ...” The older wom you want to see her for a mo 7:00— 'The American Revue with 9:30— Walter Winchell. have trouble with their sight by the an’s voice faltered ort the words but ment?” Ethel Waters and Jack Dennjr’s 9:45— Nat Shilkret and his Salon “My mother says—” or “My dad Orchestra. age of 50; others begin to lose their she went on courageously, “what Gypey went out into the vesti Orchestra. hair in the earlier years of life. are the chances now ?” dy says—” 7:30— The Family Theater—Act 2. 10:00—Time. bule with its scuffed linoleum and What a world of everything lies 7:45— Sunday Eve Revue — Aus The muscles that, support your The specialist looked at her kind its blue umbrella jar. David, rosy 10:02— Old Farmer’s Almanac. back in a straight position begin to ly. He began to explain. There was behind these words. To the child tin Scrivener, director. 10:04—-Temperature. In his woolly suit, crowed at her. his parents stand for omnipotent 8:15— Everett D. Dow, the F ad weaken at middle age. fail to per some pressure, he said. An opera "You were an angel to take 10:06— Famous Sayings. form their functions an 1 thus cauje tion might relieve it. But dared they greatness. ‘"They said” — thus it Is Finder. 10:08— Weather. him off my hands.” She held the right. 8:30— Waring’s Pennsylvanians. you to become round-shouldered. chance that? He became highly baby close, finding In his warm 10:10— Bradford Organ — James J. But your heart muscle, unless dis technical and the woman’s faded. One of the greatest marvels of 9:00— Seven Star Revue — Nino O’Hara. neamc-,. some solace. Martini, Jane Froman, Emo Rapee’s eased, goes right on taking care of Intelligent eyes never left his face. humanity is this faith in mother 10:15— Sports Review — Bill Wil Its work throughout life. “Don’t you say a word.” Mrs. and father. A man can be a Orchestra; Ted Huslng; Vaga liams. “You mean he has a chance?” Petting beamed at her through Certain parts of your body change 1,1 drunken bum and whale the life bond Glee Club. 10:30— Joe and Bateese (skit.) ’The specialist lifted his shoulders the thick glasses. “He’s a lamb as you grow older. This is particu in the barest suggestion of a shrug. half out of a boy yet the boy will 10:00— “Patri’s Dramas of Child 10:45— News. and I’d love to keep him. How hood.” larly so in relationship to Immunity “He may have. I’ll look In tonight. go right out and tell the other 11:00— Time, weather, temperature. to infectious diseases. A man, at Is h e?” she asked, her lined face fellows that something is so-and- 10:30—-Conclave of Nations. 11:05— Old Farmer’s Almanac. ' If there is no chance we’ll have to serious again Indicating the room 20 or 30 years of age, suddenly may go in and see what the trouble is.” so because “ my dad said so.” And 11:00— Little Jack Little’s Orches 11:06— Bradford Organ Recital — upstairs. tra. James J. O’Hara. develop smallpox. Thereafter he o “But you think he’ll come out a woman can be a shrew, or worse Immune to smallpox, indicating that “Just the same.” Gjrpsy stead still, temperamental and unde 11:30— Ace Brigode Orchestra. 11:15— Kay Fayre. of it, doctor?” She appealed to the ied her voice with an effort. “He’s some profound change has taken other marr, her lifelong friend and pendable, yet her little girl will 11:30— Paradise Restauremt Orches place in his system. —Daddy won’t give up,” she went quote her over and over. tra. physician. on after s moment. But somehow “Tm hoping for the best." He Whj' la It? Certainly it is one of 12:00— Cotton CHub Orchestra. the big tears were rolling down A.M. Recently the School of Biology of patted her arm. "He’s having the the most pathetic stories of all Johns Hopkins university attempted her cheeks, wetting David’s curls, child experience, this staimch al 12:30— Cafe Roj^le Orchestra. best of care, remember that. We’re before she knew It. WBZ-WBZA to determine whether any particu 1:00— NBC Program Calendar. doing everything in our power.” legiance to the occasionally un lar body type was associated with "Now, now, you must keep up for worthy. They had to be content with that. Mother’s sake!” the other woman Springfield — Boston health and long life. Records were The two doctors went away In said wamlngly. A OhUd’s Faith made of 290 women, all but seven It isn’t front. It Isn’t posing, tcuk oP Hit Martlneau’s big car and the house ‘T know. I know.” Saturday, February 10. of whom were married and practi or hiding hurt feelings. It la a took on its hushed air again. Neigh As Mrs. Pettlngill ^vent down the ooiL ukiL P M WAPPING cally all of whom had had children. bors came and went on quiet feet. faith as deep and clear as a moun h a U u tW ) JL941) These women were of seversd con steps Dr. Martlneau’s big car slid tain lake. 1:3()—Vic aiid Sade. Once the baby walled and was silently up and stopped. ’The uni stitutional types, varying from the What I should like to emphasize OXA a. 1:45—Metropolitan Opera. G. Walter Snow of Manchester hushed quickly and Gypsy knew, in formed driver got down and raa tall thin type to the short fat type Is the fact that every parent on 6:00— Platt and Nierman, pianlsta. is spending a few days at the home a dream, that Mrs. Pettlngill had around to open the door. neoi* cx^onr) ifioek 5:16— News. of body structure. Their general earth should thank heaven for It. of Mr. and Mrs. John Graham, carried him off with her for the "Now we shall know,” Gypsy llkt. ihCA o m a m 6:30— Babes In Hollywood—Arthur health over a period of years was afternoon. Nothing was quite real It is this quality of loyalty In a while he is recuperating from an studied. thought, chilled. “He said he would and Florence Lake. operation. today. 'The sun, the clouds wheel child that piermlts training and decide this afternoon whether or 5:46— Little Orphan Annie. Mrs. Andrew Kamm of Wapplng It was found that there was no ing in a blue sky, the postman’s not an operation could be risked.” discipline up to a certain place and 09 striking association between body without breaking spirit or causing 6:00— NBC Program Calendar. has been ill at her home for a week. whistle Clytle whispered that some (To Be Contlnaed) 6:01—Duke Dewey and hie Hick structure and general health. If what we like to call "mental To U)«a)L^ -41* LL Miss Dorothy Doane is convalesc one wanted her on the telephone ory Nuts. all mankind were to be made ovqr and she answered dazedly. scares.” It is the agent that re eoxUi^ mods. ^ ing in the Hartford hospital from into either tall thin or short fat peo 6:16— O’Leary’s Irish Minstrels. an operation. “ Hello. Hello.” ceives correction and re-colors the ple, by careful breeding, there is ao MAUREEN ORCinrW NS 6:30—’Time. The South Windsor Boyi’ club “ This Is Hunt. I’m terribly sor experience so as not to shock the 6:32— Old Farmer’s Almsmac. evidence that general health >vould ry . . . Tve only Just heard ...” mind too terrifically. attended ‘’he chicken pie supper pre be any better. 8:34— Temperature. pared for them by the W^gisun girls Who was Hunt? Oh, someone In MIAMI GOLF TOURNEY When a child wears these rose- 6:36— Sports Review. However, this does not mean that another life. A brown, lean, hard, colored glasses, so to speak, he W i» ? club at the Community Church house there is no relationship between 6:41—Famous Snylngs. on 'Thursday evening. ’Twenty-four young man with hungry eyes and accepts reprimand without too 8:48— Weather. your constitution and jrour health. Miami, Fla., Feb. 10.— (AP) — much resentment. Nature has put young men were present. a pleasant voice, someone who had 6:45— Concert— Eldward MacHugb, It does indicate that insufficient asked her (aeons ago) to dine and Maureen Orcutt, of White Beeches, It there aa a sort of buffer to tem 'The Wapplng Parent-Teachers study has been' made to prove defin N. Y., today had negotiated the baritone; James J, O’Hara. go to the theater with him. ’There per emotional shocks. Otherwise assoOiation i^ll bold their regular itely what the relationships are. first rung of the ladder of victories 7:00— World In Review. meeting Monday evening at the was a curly haired young woman the constant bombardment a child 139 7:15— Robin Hood. There seems no doubt that the she hoped would Include the Metro must go through ordinarily would X school ball at 8 p. m. to celebrate In that dream too, herself, mopping 7:30— F. O. B. Detroit — Benny vast majority of people have not be politan and National championships. leave him a nervous wreck and Founders’ Day. A speaJter from her eyes and weeping because It Kyte and bis Orchestra. come acquainted with the observa She turned the tables on Helen very possibly mentally abnormal. in e n or percale are alternate suggestions for this charming the State Board of Education will be rained and she had no one to talk 8:00— Art in America— ‘"hie Elarly tions of science even as they affect Hicks, who stopped her In both However, one thing must not be house dress. You can get it in nine sizes: 36. 38, 40. 42, 44. 46. present. to over a grate Are. Wljat a fool L Settlers and their Homes.” the average human b o ^ , and that tournaments last summer, by de lost sight of—not for an instant. 48. BO and 62. Size 44 requires 4 3-4 yards of 32 inch materia! with that girl had been, making moun 8:20— Cavaliers (quartet.) we are Just at the beginning of e feating: the Hewlett, N. Y., sUr, And here, I’m afraid; It will be short sleeves or 5 yards with long sleeves, plus 5 1-4 yards of biat Premier Hermann Goerlng has tains out of njilehins! When real 8:80— Banquet — National Com clear understanding of the ration- three and two. In the finals of the necessary to get a bit psychologi binding. become msster of Uje hunt In Prus trouble was so dreadful and so In Miami Biltmere Invitational cham To secure a PATTERN and simple sewing chart of this model mander America^ L«flea. ship of body structure to health and escapable what a fool that girl had cal. sia, probably beonuse <4 hla br^ant disease. pionship. tear out this sketch and mall it to JULIA BOYD, 108 P A M AV R 9:30—Eddie PuchLn and bis Orr sqcoegii as a hunter of CJommu^ts been! B^Mon vs. Bmotton NUE, NEW YORK. N. Y., together with 15 CEX’TS IN CQIK. B< chtitra. If the child’s love for his parent and Jews. ‘Tm sorry. I forgot about It,” Burglars broke Into the Boston sure to enclose, on a separate sheet of paper. YOUR NAME, FULL 10:30—Nows. was all Gypsy could think of sav acts as a guard between him and ADDRESS. YOUR SIZE. THE NUMBER OF THIS PATTERN In California^, recently, a high auto show and stole the whole hla delicate mlnd-lippulsea, In It 10:45— ’Time, weather, temperature. Huey Long’s candidate loat the ing. (No. 13d). and mention the NAME OF THIS NEWSPAPER. 10:49—Sports Review—BUI Wil way expag^ed with t^ heat and state police exhibit. A check-up self It Is a vulnerable point. It election for mayor New Orleans, buckled at «ne of the tar-fllied is being made to see If any police liams. and now Huey cries the vote was Hunt wanted to know If there can be shattered by ’’.be JJarent Addreee your envelupe to Julia Boyd, Manchester Herald. Fashion cracks. A passing ejur was wrench are missing, also. himself, and when this happens it 10:59— Old Farmer’s Almanac. unlawful. It is, if you accept Huey Bureau. 109 Park Avenue, New Yor k, N. Y. 11:00—Bara Dangg. ed out of control sad torowa.into lAiag's word as law. the ditch.
/ 'A - / \- MANCHESTER .EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATUKDAT, FS15KUAJCT 10,1984* H. S. Has No Trouble in Downing West GUARDS BOW TO BROAD BROOK, 41-36; WHO’ S WHO ON THE ALLEYS Locals Gain Easy Loop By JOHN A. I^IRIDDER LOCAL TRADERS LOSE TENTH STRAIGHT Vice President* N. D, P. B. C. Win Over Willi|un HaU 4 - TOWN CHAMPS d r o p! M cC/tisAtey And Follows AMERICAN SCHOOL In DuD Game, 33 to 18 HARD FOUGHT GAME To Meet Again Tonight FOR DEAF DEFEATS B O X S C O R E Win Is Third io Leagne u d In Two-Mile At Boston TO EVEN UP SERIES MECHANICS 36-25 Manebeeter (88) Foorth of Season in 14 y '' ' P B. F. T. Joe McCltiskey makes another at'^9;26A, the second time in 9:9.3, the 8 Johnson, rf ...... 3 1-1 7 Starts; Visitors Nerer Clarke, rf ...... i 1-2 8 tempt to come back tonight in the second fastest two-miles ever run by K in b Take Lead at Onts^ an American. It is claimed tbat Viators Rash to Fore at tin 1 O’Leary, If ...... 4 2-8 10 two-mile event of the Boston A. A. 1 E. Judd, If ...... 1 0-2 2 Threaten, Trafl at HaH, Ray's record of 9:08 2-6 is destined " - "'t to Gain 25-18 M arp at fames aad for the tbird time this to be wiped out when Follows steps Start, Leadint 17-10 at 0 Sheldon, c ...... 2 2-2 6 season the former Iron Duke of the on tb^ Garden track afain, Tbe : /. V ' 8 Garrone, c ...... 0 0-0 0 17-7; Seconds Are Upset cinder patb»Mancbester's f reatest manner in which be swept to vic 2 Salmonds, r g ...... 1 1-2 3 Halftimr, ^ Locale E i ^ contribution to tba world of sport— tory in tbe Millrose fames led many HaKtiDi^ Seconds Beaten ' .Ay--- ^ iW yy- ' A':.. ./ ',.v 0 Tureck, rg ...... 0 i - i 1 faces John W. Follows, bis New to believe be bad misjudfed bis 0 Coma, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 19 to 16. York Athletic dub team-mate, who sprint but he proved that be was 23 to 1 7 . 2 A. Judd, I g ...... 0 1-2 1 Lose to Date. is beinf bailed aa the fastest Ameri just a “runninf fool," It is believed 0 Leone, Ig ...... 0 0-0 1 Habem, I g ...... 0 0-0 can two-mller since Joia Ray buof tbat be will beat 9:06 easily, ‘ ^ Ay-!'y-;AAUy~";y t LEAGUE RESULTS up bis native record of 9 minutes 8 Meduakey, in his usual sports Tbs Amsrlcaa School for the Lorraine GuHI Ths Nfttiotwl Ou*rd« found tb« 3-6 seconds eleven years afo. manlike fashion, acknowledfes tbat 15 12 9-15 gct)% A Mt too toufb is tlMir At* Deaf experienced little dlffieultg In 4 West Hartford (18) Manelieeter 88; West Hartford 18. Not Yet A t Beat Follows is a new pbenpmenon, downing Maoebeeter Trade's luck- BHstol 46; Middletown 23. tompt to fain a Mcood ftrAifbt tri^ lieduakey baa enfsfad in three "He would have done better than OfTBODUCINO LOBBAINB has spilled over in National compe B unwb or«r Broad Brook oo tb« lat- leee boopsters at tbe School street OULU 1 Carey, rf ...... 2 Meriden 85; Eset Hartford 39. meeta this year in bis f allaat bid to 9:06 if Nurmi were on tbe track Rec yesterday afternoon by a score tition a total of 5A38 pins, an aver tor^f court la«t nlflit and tbdr ri' retain the eifbteen or more titles ba Saturday," Joe said. Nurmi is bold ager of 108.6 per game, on alleys lo 0 Harris, r f ...... 0 valo avcnad tba ncrlaf by takinf tbc of 89 to 25, The visitors gained a Rosalia Lorraine Gull! of Wash Keane, I f ...... 3 LEAGUE STANDING baa cj^Aured durlaf the past four er of the all-time record of 8:62.2, 17 to 10 lead by halftime and in- cated in nine different sections of town ebamptoiM into camp ^ a ington, D. C., is mistress of all she tbe country before capacity crowds, 2 Montgomery, e .,., 0 years, retuminf to comp^tion after which he set up nine years afo. creaeed their margin to 30 to 19 by surveys in the rtalm of duckpins. W. MorO of 41 to 3d. The Ouardo woo a nasal operation tbat removed tba Impreseive Field Consistent Wtimer 0 Stevenson, c 0 Bristol ...... tlia firft fame, 33 to 33, and it la ex' the end of tbe tbird period to win She Is a top notch bowler who for . . . 8 necessity of banfinf up bis spikes Meduskey has captured tbe Bos in e a ^ fashion. 1 Campbell, rg ...... 0 Meriden ...... 7 poetad tnat tb« tbird aad docldlof the paet five years has received the Miss Gull! points with pride to 1 Griswold, rg ...... 0 cootaft win ba arranfad for tba lo* forever. He placed seventh in tba ton event two years in a row aad TraHlng by seven points at tbe highest honor that tbe National her dearest friend Mrs, BiUie But East Hartford .,, . . . 4 llM battan Athletic Leafua meat, hopes to midee it three atraifbt to- dose of the fi st period, tbe Me- 8 Clark, Ig ...... 0 Manebestor ...... cM Btata Armory in tba naar fu> Duckpin Bowling Congreas '’tn be ler, also of Washington, wbo under 1 Beard, Ig-rg 1 . . . 8 second in tba Xacay fames at Bos ni^t. Besides Follows be will have cbanlee fought oo even terms her instructions has slowly advanc Middletown ...... 2 tura. stow on any individual and tbat Is 0 Kullk, I g ...... 0 Broad Brook waot to tba front at ton and tbird in tbe Millrose fames such top-notcb competition aa Paul through tbs second, faltered In tbs tbe award as No, 1 ranking pin top- ed up tbe ladder to suceese until West Hartford ., . . . 0 at New York, Hia time in ^1 three Kanaly, wbo banded Joe Ms only de third Md cams back in the fourth ler of tbe United States. Lorraine laet year at Boston BllUe won tbe tba contaat aad aportad a 36 to 13 but lacked tbs ^puneb^ necessary to 10 6 6-18 18 land at balfttma tbat tba Ouarda meats was food but not aa fast aa feat in tbe IC4A fames last year; SI, perhaps, one of the most modest United States sweepstakes with a Manebeeter High's cage quintet the ex-Fordbam ace is capable of Harold Manninf, former N. C, A. A. overcome the wide margin gained mark of 1,068 and Lorraine was Score By Periods wara unabla to'orarcom a aa tba bowlers In the polished lanes, Sbe Is Msacbester ...... 14 3 6 10—38 had no trouble at all in turning back doinf. two-mile champion; Paul Rekers, by tbe West Hartfordites. Supliifkl unable to see anything out of tbe second with a score of 1,050, In bona team foufbt wltb a datar' and Dumond featured for tbe vleit' W, H artford ...... 3 4 5 6—18 West Hartford Higb at tbe State nHoatloo aad affraaalvaoaaa tbat Beaten By FoUowv former IC4A champ, and Dean osdinary in her duckpin feats, point 1932 Miss Gulll esptured ths Dixie In bis last two starts ba was Woolsey, B if Ten indoor mile ebam- ore aad Phelps aod Raguskue went ing out tbat her sucessw on tbs long sweepstakes with a plnfall of 1,067 Score bklftime, 17-7, Manchester. Armory yesterday eftemoon before laft Uttla doubt aa to tba da^ out* best for Manchester. Referee, Abeam. coma, H. Oaiaitor, Xrlatofrt aad beaten by Follows, tbe first time in plon. maples is due to close obserrance of and tills year sbe captured tbe Dixie a crowd of nearly 400 students, wla- It was the teotii straight defeat event wltb a plnfjill of 1,077. This Time, 8 minute qtuirters. ning handily by a score of 38 to 18. Tfiar atood out for Bread Brook, for Coach Walter Sebober's charges tbe rules of the game. In social or cbampioniblp matches Lorraine il- being her second victory in the The game was much more one-sided data batwaan this season. 'The Mscbasics will West Hartford 2ods. (19) Ftikoakl foA' oppose tbe Watklneon ficbool of way observes ths foul line and eatest of all events for women In than tbe score indicates, a dull, list fives special attention to her foot Se south, she created a new record P. B. F. T, less affair from start to finish tbat Mtrda. Hartford on the latter'i^ court next ...... Tba box acora: wear by bowling only wltb bewUng being the only bowler ever to win 1 Johnson, rf 3 1-4 7 was redeemed only by tbe fact tbat Wednesday afternoon. Tbs locals (T Connors, rf ...... 1 0-0 2 Broad Brook (41) Levinsky Gets Decision defeated Watldoson is a previous shoes. tbs ebamplonsbip twice. To keep up it kept the Red and White la fourth Oentrol Is Fsrfsct bsr good work this 0 Bennett, r f ...... 0 0-6 0 plaoe la tbe- CMtral ConaMtlout la* B r F soceuatsr, 30 to 33 aad are deter* 1 Oreasley, I f ...... 0 0*0 0 K, (Maalar, If ,,...,...... ,3 l 13 Bfiasd to snap their losing stosak Xb her plcturs you will nets tbs ttsetlM with th-Y Dlxl# ersat Miss terscbolastlo League staadlag wltb position of bsr arms wbsn about to Gulh captured ths Washington Star 1 Harris, If ...... 1 0*0 2 three vletorlee aad five defeats. C, Krlatofak, rf ,.,.,,..,.,6 616 next Wsdossdfl'- 0 Muloahy, If ...... W a r, r ...... 3 d 10 Tbe local secooda lost the pro* dsUvsr ths bsU, both srs outstretch Tulstlde sweepstakes and ths May- 0 0-1 0 Fourth Wla To Date Muaka. I f ...... , , , . . 1 0 3 But Massera Wins Favor Umlnary to tbs Amerlosa Scbool, ed straight from tbe sboulder. When er-Davl« sweepstakes. It Is estimat 1 Stevenson, e ...... 1 0-8 2 Tbe triumph snapped a flve*game M, OaiMlM', If 0 1 1 the final score being 23 to 17. Maa- tbe bal. is delivered It Is within a ed thgt the Southern Queen has re 1 Woolrldge, c ...... 0 0-0 0 losing streak and was tbe fourth in Oaoar, r% ...... 0 0 0 cbester trailed all the wav, a third few inches of tbe alley that does ceived over 1500 in prize money to 2 Kullk, rg ...... 2 0-1 4 fourteen starts this season. With Bamdall, rg ...... 0 '0 0 ^rter rally bdag balt^ before away wldi the so-called bouncing dete with numy other events to 0 Solwyn, I g ...... 0 0-0 0 only two more league gamee to play, Garden OiBcials Stick to OFFER FOUR GAMES Maacbester was able to dose the ball, eometlmcs called lobbing the come Including the National tourna 0 Tracy, I g ...... 1 0-0 2 Manchester Is virtusLy certain of 14 13 Tl gap. Hogaa starred for the visitors ball, and when the ball Is deUvered ment at Baltimore. finishing no lower than fourth place ManebaatCT Oueu'da (3d) and Mlsaiko featured to - the losers. she has what Is termed ‘Yollow Always anxious to help other 7 9 1-9 19 and has a slender chance of moving B F P Cnstom of Not Agreemg ATEA^SIDEREC Amerleaa School for Deaf (3d) through." She does not take such a members of ber sex to become stars M. H. 8. Seconds (16) into third plaoe by beating both Farr, r * ...... 3 1 6 B. F# T. long run back of tbe foul line, her Miss Gulll has refused to enter the P. B. F. T. Middletown and Meriden. Middle- Dowd, I f ...... 1 4 d 3 Rsyndds, rf ...... 8 8-8 9 speki Is not above the average, but Baltimore Post sweepstakes to be 1 Cobb, rf ...... 3 1-2 7 town win be host to the locals next HcHala, If ...... 0 0 0 on A ojtk n f Experts Con- 4 Dumond, If ...... 4 2-5 10 her control is perfect. rolled OB Stmday, February 18, In 1 McCurry, I f ...... 2 0-1 4 Friday night. Turklaftoa, e ...... BO 0 0 Rec Girls and Ransen in 0 Angeline, If...... 0 0-0 0 Loiralne hae bowled In aD parte order to build up the event and let 3 GaveUo, c ...... 2 0-1 4 The defeat was West Hartford’s Nain, c ...... 1 0 3 tneed Kinffisb Is Not a 3 Supinski, 0 ...... 5 4-7 14 of the country and le popular wher other pinners fight it out for high 1 Bycholskl, rg ...... 0 1-8 1 tenth in se many starts and its Chapman, r f ...... 4 4 13 Feature Court TOts To- 4 Tartonie, rg ..... 0 1-1 1 ever sbe has performed. Sbe Is al- honorr.* m her Dixie sweepstakes 1 CampbeU, Ig ...... 0 0-1 0 eighth In league competition. The Falkoaki, I f ...... 4 8 11 0 'Tlemey, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 ways wining toiextend a helping when she hit a total of 1,077 her hapless Norfeldtmen were never In ChaDenger for Title. 2 Hafferty, I g ...... 1 0-0 2 band to beginners and to try and single string counters were 111, 124, 7 7 2-8 16 the running yesterday but fought 186, 112, 128 115, 121, 122 and 108, 13 13 3d night; Start at 6.15. correct tbe faults of any wbo seek Score By Periods gamely from tbe outset, although 16 18 16-16 36 an average of 119.6. In tbe mixed SeoM at half time, Broad Brook her advice. She Is employed by W. H artford...... 6 4 4 S—19 trailing by a wide mar^n all the 38; Maneheater 18, referee, Dillon; New Yoilc, Feb, 10— (AP) —The Manoheeter Trade (25) Uncle Sam In the Navy Department double event held recently on the M anchester...... 7 4 2 8—16 P a F. way. Cloacb W. J. Clarke used bis time, 8 minute periods, heavyweights have a nes. spoiler Tonight at the School Street gym T. at Washington. Lucky Strike alleys In A^ashlngton, Score halftime, 11-10, Manchester. 1 Novek, r f ...... 1 2-5 4 Ever since the first national tour Miss Gulll and OlUe Pacini hit for entire squad of twelve players. West today, a serious faced, black-haired the Baldwin A, C. will play the Hill Referee, Hills. Hartford making as little headway Billies in their first game of tbe sea 0 Olender, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 nament Miss Gulll nas been right up a new world’s record of 2,449 for 2 Phelps, I f ...... Time, 8 minute quarters. against the reserves as with the Italian youngster from the coal son at 6:15. Manager Pete Bald 3 2-4 8 with Ihc leaders and since 19^ and NETBODYSILENT mining regions near Shut Monoga 3 Keisb, c ...... 1 0-1 2 including the 1983 tournament she (Conttnned on Page Ten) varsity. hela— Charley Massera, 22 year old. win has banded together a promis 3 Raguskus, rg .... Ldttie Oppoeitton ing lot of material and hopes to 8 1-2 7 He came within a split decision 2 Cook, Ig ...... 1 2-5 4 West Hartford spread a zone de last night Ox belting King Levinsky have a strong team on the basket cuEjumstsTonsic ON OPEN TOURNEY 3 GUI, Ig ...... r; 0 0-1 fense that proved no d^ense at all ball court. 0 right out of Madison Square Gar as Manchester’s offense clicked Rec Girls Play. den’s plans for a heavyweight title 14 9 7-18 25 smoothly and ran up a 14 to 3 lead Upon completion of this game the n CLEAN RECORDS Roles Committee Refuses to fight between tbe Chicago Kingflsb A. S. D...... 11 6 13 6—36 NEW HAMPSHIRE LEADS by the end of the first quarter, the Rec Girls will oppose the Y. W. C. A. and Pri|bo Camera in June. Unof Manchester .... 4 6 9 6—25 visitors' being held scoreless from girls of Hartford. The local girls ficially be convlnceu tbe experts, Score at halftime. 17-10, A. S, D. tbe floor. Ihe game was loosely lost to the Hartford team in a close Now York, Feb. 10—(AP) — The Disenss Hatter of Pro- and a slim crowd of 8,500 tbat Referee, Bogglnl. played and uninteresting, Manches Levinsky bad been beaten, tbat tbe game last week on their court and Four 8-mlnuto periods. WINTER ICE CARNIVAL perfect records of three players in ter never being forced to extend Kingflsb won’t do as title challeng they are out to get revenge tonight. the world three cushion billiard Amatenr Play. Itself to keep well in front. ing material. This game will be played xmder American School for Deaf 2nds (23) championship were subject to at eager to wipe out that jinx of not tack today as Allen Hall, 33 year The varsl^ reserves took up the Judges At Odds girls’ rules and a small admission P B. F. T. Massera couldn’t win tbe decision will be charged to defray the ex having won from Harvard on the old Chicago cue artist, sought his battle in tbe second quarter and the Pittsburgh, Feb. 10.— (AP) — 1 Simon, rf ...... 1 1-3 3 Tops Field by 12 Points and fourth straight triumph, while game proceeded on fairly even of two judges and referee Gunboat penses of the Hartford team. 1 LaCroix, rf. rg .., 0 ice since 1929. The basketball game, Rules ebanfes, ranking controver 0-0 0 Willie Hoppe and Johnny Layton terms, West Hartford maUng its sies and the manifold problems on Smith, wbo once moie followed out As soon as tbe girls’ gamd' Is 1 Angelipe, I f ...... 1 1-2 3 tonight, finds Dartmouth returning the custom officials have fallen into over, which should be no later than Seems Certain Winner of to league competition for the first battled for third, successive con only field goal of the first half when international competition hold the 0 Ryan, If, r g ...... a 0-0 0 quests. at the garden, never agreeing on 8 p. m., the Jaffe Jewels will oppose 0 Hogan, c ...... 6 1-1 13 time In three weeks. Tbe Big. Green Keane dropped a long shot late in attention of America’s amateur ten an}rthing. A week ago another trio Layton, red-headed Sedalla, Mdl, the quarter to make the score 17 to nis solons today. the St. Thomas team of West Hart 0 Conrad, r g ...... 0 0-1 0 shares fourth place In the basket got mixed up voting on tbe outcome Title Held by Dartmonth carpenter, who has held the title op . 7 T'irH b;A 5«jj!'I! , CLRSSIFIED i ■! f e < 1 ^ I - , I u i n v LOST AND FOUND MOVING—TRUCKING- APARTMENTS—FLATS— lea«fue. Taggart c t tiie Britiirtiers £ o ST—SUM OF MONEY In vlclni- STORAGE 20 TENEMENTS 63 had Ugh three-string with 377 and ■enlor league leadership against the fast stepping North Ends. ty of Montgomery Ward’s or Mar PERRETT A GLENNEY INC. local Anderson of the Army and Navy low’s. Finder please return to FOR RENT—TWO THREE and (finb high single with 127. In an ex The bo:- score; Who *8 Who on tk t and long distance moving. Daily P o w l i ri(^ Herald Office. Reward. four room furnished or unfurnished tra game the YMCA team beat the BucklaDd (18) express to Hartford. Overnight apartments. Manchester Construc VJ'.W . 4-0. ’The box scores B. F ' service to and from New York. OBAVAT UlAOUE tion C a TeL 4131 or 4359. V. F. W. (0) Hillnski, rf ...... 2 0 Alleys PERSONALS Tel. 306S—8860 or 88W. In the Cravat Leagde last night j NORTH ENDS Anderson, if ...... 1 2 at Murphy’s Alleys Team No. 1 took ...... 91 .. 97—188 FOR RENT—SPRUCE ST. Near l i^ ^ le n Donahue, rf ...... 0 0 (OoBthraed from Page Nine) DIABETICS! SEATTLE MAN finds East Center, south tenement, 4 3 points from Team No. 2 while ------96 107 95—298 ------The North Ends eked out an un Chrzanowskl, I f ...... ] 0 0 complete relief in severe case with TAILORING—DYEING- rooms, all improvements. Rent rea Team No. 3 took a clean sweep of I 86 101 86—273 .102 109 impressive victory over Buckland in Kaselanskas, c ...'...... 2 0 ten games. In the first five games simple natural method. No needles sonable. Available March 1st. In the 4 points from Team No. 4. 94 - 805— Daigle, rg ...... 2 0 CLEANING 24 a “Y” Intermediate League game, IH u Gulh hit for o37 and Padnl 590 —^no starvation. All letters an quire 105 Bissell street. Dwyei took high single honors ...... 106 1?0 105-^1 20-16. The victoty, whieb lacked the Newcomb, rg ...... 0 0 swered. N. H. Boies, 326 Bayview SUITS MADE ’TO ORDER at new with 151 and hit for a 3 string of ' ...... 82^ . 8 2 ^ b r e of basketbaU the North Healy, Ig ...... q 0 and in the final five games Miss' Bldg., Seattle, Weish. low prices. Fine tailoring, expert FIVE ROOM FLAT to rent, all 346. Bill Breenan had Ugh 3 string 1 xsi Kia Ends usually play, definitely settled Fiddler, I g ...... 1 q Gulll had 598 and Pacini 624, and repairing, cleaning and pressing. modem improvements, $26.00 a with 350 while Smoky j L Toscano \ r v m r S ? ^ leaders of the league. The North Miss Gulll turned In an average eff For service dial 4798. L. Diana, 56 month. Garage available. Elmore T o ta l...... 8 123.5 for the ten games, an average ^ HauUton . 116 U 2 91 31s Ends and Oxfords will play off the 2 18 PUBLIC PASSENGER Qinton street Hohenthal. Phone 6336-6220. BiU Dietz leads the league with bet- tie. There was no ____ stars in the_ ThompsonvlUe (2) that most of .the men would be SERVICE 20A ter than 111 average, closely fol- S S T ...... 88 107 mediocre play of the winners wwle P- B. proud to have opposite their name in any event. lowed by Bengston and B e i^ who Gibson ...... oa 110 98 3m played well for the losers. Metzger, r f ...... 0 IN ADDITION TO Silver Lane Bus COURSES AND CLASSES 27 BUSINESS LOCATIONS have better than 110 each...... North Enila f*m North Ends (20) Thompson, rf ...... 0 Holds Many Titles Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge, party BBOI^iaiHOOD LOOP I'-Oieman ...... 130 97 99— 826 | p F. Bostic, if ...... 1 In thfc Washington Ladies’ league BEIAUTY CULTURE—Earn while FOR RENT 64 B. or team trips, we also offer 7 pas In the Concordia Brotherhood 1. Sumislaakl, i f ...... 1 Smith, c ...... -...... 0 on the Columbia alleys Miss Gulll learning. Details free. Hartford senger sedan livery. Phone 3063, rO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 Mam l^gue at Murphy’s Alleys the'Alley I Anierlewi 2. Comber, r f ...... 2 D. ’Thompson, r g ...... 0 for 81 games had an average of Academy of Hairdressing, 693 Main 8860, 8864. Street. (Orford Bldg.l Apply Ed ^ps lost 3 out of 4 points to the sonniklSr ^ 0. Rykoskl, c ...... 2 R. Bostic, I g ...... •___ 0 112.35. Several times during her street Hartford. ward J. Holl. TeL 4642 and 8025. Gumps. The final game was tie but G l a ^ v ...... 89 2. D. Harrington, rg .. .1 actlvltief on the alleys Lorraine has the Alley Oops won the roU off. The w Sht^ ! ! ! ...... ?§ 2. Swikla, i g ...... 1 Total .. set up new records for the women Mickey Mouse won 3 out of 4 points iot 2. Vlttner, I g ...... 0 Referee: Comber. of the National capital to shoot at Want Ad iBfwmattaa HELP WANTED— HOUSES FOR RENT for the Hooples. G. Klein carrSd off ...... Umpire: Swikla. and is still the holder of many ..n o 113 128—346 FEMALE 35 all the honors hitting for a single of 9 7 Scorer: RykoskL championships during her past six TO RENT —SEVERAL desirable 6-14 20 years in the pin toppling game. In five, six and seven room nouses, 119 and a 3 string of 337. Buekl^nd (16) Manchester 490 589 542 1871 the summer time we are told that- EARN EXTRA money copying' single and double; also heated Mickey Mouse (3) B. WEST SIDE DEFEAT F. W in zler...... lOo Miss Gulll is coming to the f r ^ t as Evening Herald names, addresses for mail order apartments. Apply Edward J. HoU, 99 113-317 I 0. Hilinskl, If ...... 2 ST. PATRICKS B. H an son ...... 96 ...... 84 .. 88— 172 a golfer but bowling is her game. It firms. Home spare time, experi Phone 4642 and 8025. oz ad / 6i jtfcCollum ...... 88 100 119 307 3. Chrzanowskl, rf ....2 CLASSIFIED A. Winzler 1. Grant, c .*...... 0 has been stated many times that ence unnecessary. Write for infor ...... 101 123 104—328 The West Side Rec basketball ADVERTISEMENTS mation. Circle Advertising, 401 11 ORCHARD STREET—House and B. Custer ., 90 3. Donahue, r g ...... 3 team played a fast passing game I^rrain*? would miss a meal to get J. Klein . . . 81—2511 Grey ...... 79 95 107—281 into, a good friendly match. Broadway, New York. garage for rent, modem improve 89 115—293 Anderson ...... 127 89 101—317 3. Healy, Ig ...... 0 And put up a good defense to win Count six kverag* word* to a lino. ments, rent reasonable. Call Rock M. Minich . 87 109— 196 by the close score of 39-35. Miss Gulh, It is ezpectod, will ap Initials, numbers and abbreviations Shields ...... 79 . 7 9 pear in Hartford on Saturday, WOMEN WANTED TO form Towel ville 977-3 or inquire 11 Orcharc^ 10 The West Sides were up against a aacb count as a word and oomponnd 7 2-10 16 March 10, to give an exhibition in words as two words, ttlnlmum coat ta Clubs. Qinton Towel Co. Clinton, street. 450 447 501 1398 Score at halftime. 7-4, North zone defense which kept the score Mass. 479 486 519 1484 Ends. close all through the game, the the afternoon and evening at the price ot three lines. Hooples (1) British War-Veteraqs (3) Line rates oer day tor transient M. Klein ...... 113 105 119—337 score at half time being 19-18, St. Yankee sweepstakes that is being ads. EARN $20 WEEKLY copying names Kane ...... 80 88 105—273 Patricks. In the last half Earl Bis held as a benefit for the Hartford Bffeetlve March t7, IMT LEGAL NOTICES 78 J. W in zler...... 87 87 95—269 Baker ...... 87 88 88—263 "Caf.b Cbarge and addreses, stamped envelope L. H an son ...... 87 71 72—281 YOUNG PEOPLE WIN sell and A lf Brown got their eye Times Farm Fund. It is expected • Consecutlvs Days 7 ctsi V cts brings particulars. Imperial, 507 J>UBLIC AUCTION Davies ...... 92 120 87—299 and scored aplenty, the rest of the that her pal, Billie Butler, will also By virtue of an order of the Su Anderson ...... 87 79 99—265 l^ m p s o n ...... 121 103 98— 822 t Consecutlvs Lays > ou{ 11 ets E. 16th, New York. Gess ...... 88 104 09 90.4 I m ‘ - ...... Young People s Society five boys helping them out. Thd floor make the trip to the Northland. It 1 Day ...... 11 oui It Ota perior Court for the County of Hart 92— 284 Taggart ...... 122 128 127—377 llie Concordia Lutheran church All orders for irregular Insertions ford. I will sell at public auction on I game of Mitt Nelson, Flit Mahoney, is planned to have GuUi and Butler will be charged at the one time rate. WANTED —WOMAN of mature the premises, on the 15th day of Feb — — ------— defeated the Brotherhcxxl, 49 to 42 Tierney and Fred Bissell who enter meet with the best women bowlers 463 446 477 1386 ed the game in the last half, featur Special rates tor long term every years, reliable, to stay nights with ruary, A. D„ 1934. at 2 o’clock^ In the Alley Oops (1) 502 510 52C 1534 while the girls team took the All- in the state. Right now a contest Is day advertising given upon request. elderly lady, who is not confined to afternoon the following described Veterans of For^gn Wars (1)' Stars into camp, 21 to 10. ed. under way that will give any of the Ads ordered tor three or six days property: J. Klein ...... 79 100 95— J74 Leggett ...... 93 78 88— 259 Y. P. S.(49) The game was attended by 100 and stopped betore the third or fifth bed. State references and price That certain lot of land situated In S. Fischer ...... 82 69 77—228 grirls In the state a chance to meet day will be charged only for the ac Write Box X, Herald. the said Town of Manchester, bound Peterson ...... 85 106 87—278 P- B. West Side fans who are getting in one of the Washington pair in the tual number of times the ad appear C. W e b e r...... 76 99 94— 269 Laklng ...... 101 92 107—300 1. Neubauer, rf ...... 5 terested in the boys from the West ed and described as follows to wit: R. K ulpin sky-----116 93 106— 315 j exhibition. Any member of the fair ed, charging at the rate earned, but NORTHERLY by land of the Es Olson ...... 94 119 117—330 1. Rautenburg, I f ...... 2 Side. Guinar and King played best sex interested in entering the (ton- no allowance or refunds can be made tate of Thomas Hickey, One hundred J. Lange ...... 109 104 88—301 3. Noske, c ...... 3 for St. Patricks. on six time ads stopped after the HELP WANTED— MALE 36 fifty (150) feet; Mathiason ...... 97 115 125— 387 test can write to John A DeRidder, 3. Ijerch, rg ...... ’ ’ .g West Side Eec (39) fifth day. EASTERLY by Oal and Street, One 462465 460 1387' 4705105241504 43 Barnard street, Hartford. No en No “till forbids"; J.isplay lines aot hundred eighty (180) feet; 4. Fischer, I g ...... q B. F. T. sold. MAN WANTED— GET INTO tlje Mahoney, rf ...... 2 3 7 try fee is charged to enter the The Herald will not be responsible oil business without investment. SOUTHERL-Sf by land jf the Estate T . . . I CEAVAT8 VICTORS event, the only expense being that of Thom.-s Hickey, One hundred fifty T D ...... 82—291 Last night-at Murphy’s Alleys the 12 Tierney, I f ...... 1 0 2 for more than one incorrect Insertion Make immediate, steady income— (150) feet; and 18 13 49 for bowling. of any advertisement ordered for L ...... 80 • • 107—187 Cravat Dept, defeated the Necktie F. Bissell, I f ...... 0 0 0 more tha.n one time. $25 to $50 weekly, taking orders WESTERLY by land of the Estate Brotherhood (42) Nelson, c ...... 2 1 5 Next week the third ®f this series for naticnaJly known line of Super- of Thomas Hickey, One hundred ...... 99 104 83— 286 Cutters by 8 pins. War Horse Beebe P. B. will appear on the sport pages of The Inadvertent omission ot incor eighty (180) feet. F. W ern er...... 91 82 107—280 staged his comeback with the E. BisseU, rg ...... 5 , 1 l l rect publication of advertising will be Refined Motor Oils on Credit from 3. Winzler, I f ...... 2 Brown, Ig ...... 6 2 14 this paper and we will feature Mike rectified only by cancellation of the Terms of sale: Ten per cent (10) W. Klein ...... 113 101 . .—214 Cravats and it was some comeback farmers, auto and truck owners. cash; oalance upon approval of sale 1. Klein If ...... 1 Bogino, the 1933 all-event cham charge made tor the service endered. P. R eim e r...... 92 81—173 The Cravats were 24 pins down go 3. Werner, r f ...... ,5 All advertisements must conform We deliver and collect Everything b the Court. ing into the final game but that Totals ...... 16 7 39 pion. Mr Bogino was to have beeh IB style, copy and typography with furnished. No experience necessary WILLIAM J. SHEA. Committee, 3. Gess, c ...... ’ 2 St. Patricks (35) featured this week but we failed to 829 Main Street, Manchester. 489 482 460 1431 didn’t faze War Horse in the least. regulations enforced by the puLltsh- Write P. T. Webster, Gen. Mgr. 0. Reichenbach, c ' ...... t'.o Gunther, r f ...... 3 2 8 receive all the information fitom the •rs and they reserve the right to Telephone 8747. xAlley Oops won roll off. Going into the final 2 boxes of the 1. Tureck, I g ...... 2 edit, revise or reject any copy con 642 Standard Bank Bldg., Qeve- Team No. 3 (4) game and his team just about Grady, r f ...... 0 0 0 Avop farmer that was requested. sidered objectionable. land, Ohio. 3. J. Haberem, rg ...... 4 Guerino, If ...... 0 0 0 Others to come include Nick 'Tron- Ritchie ...... 97 89 115 301 old War Horse puHed off a AUio, If ...... 0 1 1 CLOSING HOURS-^lasslfied ads to McKee ...... 99 91 108—2flS double strike to pull out victory for sky, Ann Griffin, Billie Butler and he published same day must bs ro> McLaughlin, c ...... 4 0 8 Astor Clarke. selved by If o’clock noon; Saturdays Stevenson ...... 108 103 108—319 ^ 7 Horse hit 16 10 42 10:30 A m. Score halftime, 21-15, Brother King, r g ...... 1 0 2 SALESMEN DwyerOwvor oA i n 1 El 9A4! r_, final string. Cap Larder, Collins, Ig ...... 1 2 4 Brenna 112 l 2fi i ?2 lin opponent alsohood. bowled Referee, , _ ■ “Cop” - — Campbell 3 TELEPHONE YOUR WANTED 36-A Local Sport i iz iiSb 112 350 I big last night as he hit the wood for S'Overtime periods. Guinan, I g ...... 6 0 12 James Richard of Plattevllle, WANT ADS. Ford, rg ...... 0 0 0 Wis., preparing to make ,a left turn, 314 which is the second time this I Brotherhood . . . 8 13- 3 7 5—42 MAR'VELOUS INVENTION. New stuck out his h&fid. A .speediiig ma Ads are accepted over the telephone 500 520 594 1614 year that he has hit-over 300. Y. P. S...... 4 11 7 9 5—49 ht the CHARGE RATE given above match gives million lights. Fast Chatter Team No. 4 (0) Totals ...... ,...... 15 5 . 35 chine approaching from the rear seUer. Big profits. Everlasting War Horse is out with a cballehge All-Star Girle (10) as a convenience to advertisers, bat Blanchard ...... 80 93 92— 265 to'-Did: Pop of tha Midget Smoke Referee, Kerr. struck his arm and btoke It. the CASH RATES will be accepted as Match Co., 443 South Dearborn, Fox ...... , 89 115 B. FULL PA7MENT if paid at the bosl- Chicago. A news release has reached our 89—293 Shop, but as Pop wants them 60 or L Mrosek, rf .. ■...... 2 mess office os or before the seventh Smith ...... 92 108 94—294 over we believe that War Horse will 1. Mohr, I f ...... 0 day following the first Insertion of desk in regard to a state amateur elimination basketball tournament, McDowell ...... 91 98 97—286 bave to wait a few more years. 0. Lerch, c ...... '3 each ad otherwise the CHARGE Murphy ...... 87 77 IHEG Ra t e will be collected. No responsi POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 to be held in Waterbury, March l, 88—252 1 Necktie Cutters 1. E. Roth, r g ...... 0 bility for errors In telephoned ads 2 and 3. The interesting part of it Murphy ...... 106 96 88 920 1- Steger, Ig ...... ‘ 0 i t h ...... will bs assumed and their accuracy is that the story states that such 439 491 460 1390 Smith ...... 107 133 94 334 cannot be guaranteed. DUCK EGGS FOR SALE. B. T. Team No. 1 (8) Larder ...... 109 90 115 314 Allen, 160 Tolland Turnpike. Phone teams as the Blue Ribbons, Kevin ^ 5 0 10 INDEX OF Barrys, Hakoahs, Sport Centers, Anderson ...... 91 94 98— 288 Ctov - 9 8837. 'T otal...... 322 319 Y. P. S. Girls (21) O teturo Knights of Lithuania, all of Hart Chambers ...... 92 95 96— 283 297 938 1. E. Klein rf ...... 1 HAL COChRAN e e o p G E CLASSIFICATIONS ...... ^ Cravats Births...... A ford, are eligible, along with other Larder ...... 103 95 100—298 1. I. Reichenbach, I f ...... 6 leaciing teams generally classed as Toscano ...... •• 107 108 131—346 I ^...... ^ 102 315 0. Gess, c ...... 1 Engagements ...... B ARTICLES FOR SALE 4ft 110 324 Marrl' -es cKoi •no* • ■» I • • e.e • semi-pro outfits. It is also stated 1. F. Roth, rg ...... 0 Deaths .. • • •oKc* • 9 0 • • • • 117 307 Card of Thanks FOR SALE—PIANO, oil stove, par that players who have competed for 1. Dreger, I g ...... '...... i- s. In Hemorlam ...... lor heater, in good condition. In a salary or fee are not eligible un 497 4^ 536 1517 | T o ta ls ...... 334 Lost and Found ...... der amateur rules. It Is most en- Team No. z ^ 3 329 946 Announcements *««•••••••< quire at 48 Hollister street or tele Ughtenlng to discover that the McGowan ...... 88 68 94— 2ft0 « . 9 3 21 Personals ...... phone 6332. Scora halftime, 13-8, Y. P. S. Ref players on the aforementioned teams Tedford ...... 88 101 102—281 Antomobfles eree, Tureck. Automobiles for Sale . . . . . are playing merely for the love of Holland ...... 86 111 101—298 PENN, YALE CAGERS Automobiles for Bxchargs ■ FUEL AND FEED 49-A the sport, or is someone being taken Derry ...... 98 112 114—324 Auto Accessories—Tires for a sleigh ride? Bengston ...... lOO 136 104—340 FLASHES BEAT SWISHERS Auto Repairlne—Pdintlng Auto 8cbofll^ ...... FRAN KLIN BLUB FLAME range OUT TO BREAK TIE Charlie Kebart, Manchester’s 'The West Side Flashes trounced Autos^Shic 1 ' I'luck •••••••• oil has more “ heat units'. The 460 528 515 1503 Autos—For H;ic ...... r9 9 0 9 9 bowling champ, has entered the Averages — (Dravat Bov ling New York, Feb. 10.— (A P )—Pemj Swishers at the West Side Rec Garages—Service—Storage RackUffe Oil Co, Phone 3980, sweepstakes tourney being held at and Yale, battling for the Eastern Thursday night with a score of 61- I Motorcycles—RleycleB ...... U League—3rd Quarter, Wanted Autos—Motorcycles . . . . It WUllmantic today and it is under Total No. Intercolleglate basketbaU league p L ^ e score,at half time was 22- Business otid Professional ie r rises stood that a large number of local Pinfal) Games Aver. lead, will seek to break their dead- ^a«hes. Heafs and Gigilo were Business Services Offered ...... 12 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 fans will be in attendance to lend W. Dietz ..., ..'. .5086 45 111.90 lock in a pair of battles at Hanover, outstanding for the wiimers and Household Services Offered ...... It-A moral support to the town’s finest Balldlng-^ntractlng ...... 14 H. Bengston -----5982 54 N. H., and Ithaca, N. Y., tonight. | Simmons a ^ Wiley were best for pin toppler. Kebart has been hitting 110.79 Florists—Nurseries ...... n FOR SALE—FULL SIZE walnut L. Berry .... .,..5 28 6 48 110.11 Now tied with four victories and toe losers. The gam 3 was refereed funeral Directors ...... l« the w o ^ in great style recently and W. Brennan , ...,5 77 0 one defeat apiece, Penn wUl play by Johnnie Grlbbon, who bandied It Heatin Plumbing—Roofing . n 17 bed and bureau. Call 6150. 54 106.86 will miake a determined bid for the F. Murphy .. ,..,5091 48 CorneU at Ithaca while Yale is very well. Insurance ...... n first prize money of $500 against 106.05 Millinery-Dreeemaklng ...... l l USED FURNITURE; Dinette suite J. Toscano ...... 1867 tangling with Dartmouth at Han Flashes (61) the best bowlers in New England. 18 103.73 Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . SO with extension oblong table, buffet W. Holland . -----5261 51 103.17 over. Neither of toe leaders can be B. F. T. Pklntlng“ -Paperlng .1.11 SX The entrance fee is a mere $25. S. Veaco, If ...... ProfeeslonaJ Services...... If china, 4 chairs, $34.50; double fold J. McDiwell ,....4 91 0 48 102 28 reckoned sure winners though both .2 0 4 Repairing ...... gf ing couch, $3; mahogany chlfferobe R. Smith .... Bantley, rf ...... ,4 0 . W.orr. An attempt is being made to ....6 50 3 54 101 92 probably will start as slight favor 8 MCA scnvfcc. me Tailoring—Dyelng-^eanlBg ... 14 f 9.951 VulCED 4-buni6r gas ranae F, Dwyer ,., .,,.5 4 9 9 64 101.84 ites, ComeU now is third in toe C. Morrison, c ...... 2 0 4 Toilet Goods and Service ...... ft capitalize on the fact that Miss Erls A. Bissell, I g ...... Wanted—Business Service fd ^ t h broiler, $12.50. Watkins D. McKee . . . ..,.6 49 5 54 101,77. standings with two victories and one .4 0 8 Brandecebi of Wallingford recently L. Gigelo, r g ...... (READ THE S'TOBY, THEN COLOR THE PtCTTUBE) . Bdaeatlohh) Brothers, 986 Main street. set a new world singles mark with W, Stevenson ...5328 54 98.67 defeat whUe Dartmouth is fifth with .6 1 13 .ouresf ano Claasea ...... A. Tedford ., ...,5 26 4 54 an even break In four games. Gill, r g ...... 2 0 4 186, Miss Brandecchi having ac 97.49 Soon little Dimcy gretv tired out, 'They walked on for a mile, or so, 'rtvate Inatructlon ...... PEIGIDAIRE, KELVINATOR, and C. Blanchard -----6189 64 Princeton assumed full command H. Heafs, I g ...... 7 0 14 quired a manager who is making 96.17 The other 'Tlnles beard him shout, and then wee Dotty cried, “What- Copelano electric frlgerators like A. Larder ... -----5104 64 D. Hagenow, c ...... 2 2 6 lluileal—Dramatic ...... f# arrangements for a New England 94.58 of fourth place last night by trounc "Hey, someone else can take a turn ho! Just l(X)k ahead! I see the gate new, as low as 189,60. Twenty dlf E Anderson . ...,5 0 9 0 — — Vxnted—InitructloB ...... fO tour. She will positively not appear 54 94,27 ing Harvard's b^leea Crli^n, 46- at carryin this key. way that we’re beading for,” Floaaelal ferent models, EJasy terms, Tri J. Fox ...... ,,503(^ 64 19. It was Princeton’s third victory 29 s 61 locally, as local alley managers feel 93.29 “Its weight is going to make me ■ n ionda—Stocks—Mortaacas m angle Stores, Inc., 280 Asylum that It takes more than one ex J. Ritchie . . , ....4 40 1 48 91.67 In five league starts and Harvard’s Swishers (87) sink. It’s heavier than 3^ all business Opportunltlss street, Hartford, Conn. K. Chambers F. Reardon, I f ...... 1 0 2 'They shortly found toe gate was notity to Loaa ceptional game to make an attrac ..,.4 21 5 48 87.80 seventh successive defeat without a think. I’d like to have a rest, and locked. “You see, jrour passage A. McGowan ...4019 '50 B. Connors, r f ...... 3 0 6 Uslp aad tltaallOM BARGAINS—IN USED STOVES. tion. Miss Brandecchi appeared 80.38 victory. Ken Fairman, crack 'Tiger Coppy ought to rest with me.” would be blocked, If you had not §*fP Wanted—Fsmals here recently against the Charter High single, W, Dietz, 162. forward, led toe attack with 14 Webb, c ...... 2 0 4 "Aw, I’m all right,” said Coppy. elo Wanted-Male ...... Bought, sold, exchanged; also oil .6 dug up the key,” exclaimed toe kind Oak Girls but failed to shine with High 8 string, H. Bengston, 407, points and took first place amopg J. Slmm*^. ig — 0 12 “Gee, I am so thrilled about this old man. S((l»-«lnfri IVnMtO ...... S6-A burners. Speak quick. Open eve Wiley, r g ...... 5 1 any particular brilliance, averag _ Standings the lease's In^vidual scorers vflto 11 key that I could hike along for “Now I will put toe monatrou; nings until 8. Jones, The Stove Judd, I g ...... 1 0 Bsip Wanted—Hals or Fomalo » If ing below a hundred. Team No, 8, 18 points. 57 points. Al Bonn!well of Dart- 2 days. Let Scouty tike your place,” key where it belongs. You just Arents Wanted ...... —IT-A Man, Mancheater Green Garage. Team No 1, 12 points. — Bltuatlone W anted-F eiaU .. f| moqth stands second with 46. watch me. The gate will open Wtuatlone Wanted—Male tf Thomas Ml(fliael Monahan, who in Team No. 4, 10 points. Harvard never had a chance, toe 18 1 37 “Say, I’m’ not lazy. I’m Just slowly. Run In, quickly as you can.” Bmploynienf Agenolee ...... 4« case you don't know, Is coach at Team No. 2, 8 p()lnts. Rei^eree, J, Grlbbon. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 6y Tiger varsity running itp a 22-4 smart,” said he. "I made you take 'The Tlnles gathered 'round and Live Steek—Pete—Pesllry—TeMele# Bristol High, bta established a rec count in t]u first 16 minutes. Tbe my part. And, anyway. It’s only then they all grew quite excited P,o»*^BIrde—Pete ...... 41 ord in bataetball for other coaches BUCKLAND IS WINNER fair that each one lends a hand. Llv> stock—Vehicle...... 4| TWO SMALL ROOMS tor one per- Jialf ended ^«6. when toe great big gate swung out Poultry and Soppllee ...... 41 to shoot at during the next decade, EX-SERVICE MEN "Keep walking, so we won’t lose ■on, entirely redecorated. Tele Undl^ut^ possession of third Last night at toe "Y” toe Buck- ward. “Follow me,” Wee ScouQi Wanted — Pete—Poultry—ftoek U or should we say, century. In eleven The British Ve^s kept up their tline. I hope there are no hills to cried. phone 6917 or 8726. years his teams have captured 178 lace In the Eastern conference will land Community Club team beat the Pet Sala—Mleeellaaeeoe ^ n l n g Btreak last night at the te at stake when Temple and West climb. I guess it won’t be long tiU My, what a thrill as they rushed Articles, for S al#...... •eeeeeeec games and lost only forty-two. In ThompsonvJUe Jericboes by a score we arrive at Nature Land.” Boats and Acceseorlss JMCX alleys by taking three of Virginia collide at Philadelphia. of 18-2. The floorwork of Ander^ in. 'Then little Dotty, with a grin, Bunding M^eriars ...... that time his teams have been se “You’re right,” their friend, the said, “Well, just whdt do we do four points from the V.F.W.’s and Each has spilt even in four games son, Daigle and Kaselanskas fea Diamonds—Watchee—Jewelry APARTMENTi^-FLATS— lected for the Yale Tourney no less toe Legion made a clean sweep old man, cried. “Real shortly you next, now that we’re all inside?” ■leotrlcal Appliances—Radio thM nine times. A grand record but Temple, always formidable on tured for Buckland while Smith can- run inside and see a lot of „Fuel ^ and^ - Feed" ...... TENEMENTS 68 from the leading Army and Navy ■Qd a grand coach. its home flo(»', will be a strong played best for ’Thompconvllle. things that you have never seen be M rdtn — 10 club team in toe ex-service men’s falvcrrlte. (The Tiniee meet a atraage FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM flat, Tonight Buckland win defend its fore.” boilder in the next ato^ .) !J“ kloeW Toole...... ym^mn M second floor, steam heat, all im- T* ffloe and Store Bqnlpmeat |4 provementa, 197 Maple street Ap- ALLEY OOP >eclale at the Storee...... g« ply 48 cainton street Friends In Need! By HAMUN Boy ...... M FOR RENT—FOSTER ST.—Near R. Center street south tenement B aetanaat* HCV? there's SUIAPiN n S ’Stf HEV,<>ROV.' newly renovated, all Improvements. PUMNy, HERE / ' AH' THE oonae Wltoout Board M Dial 8583. WE’RE IN LUCKf OROIFP THOSE ARE FRIENDS OF 6 ia n t A t h r e e r o o m s with private bath, MINE WHOVE COtAZ HERE ranted-Roome—Board ^ If ■outhem exposure, rent reasonable. Real Betate Fei Rawt Telephone 0917 or 8726. OUR HEROi FOR RENT—4 ROOMS with aU Im provements. 182 Maple street ga rage If desired. Apply 184 Maple d to Rant gg street Baal Batata Far tale tnaent BnUdlng for tale —. gp tees ^perty for Bale W “ “ J * 0 'SAie n FOR RENT 1 % unfurnished HEATED ?bSJ?fo?*Sla ' a ROOMS. Light UU paid — hot Si*'- water ftaralsbed. Apiflj •ted—Beal Bstate • e e e GLENNEFS STORE Rptteeo T .V' '.-'ll-'’ 'Kp-:. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,198A ToonerriUe Folks By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE THf TtHRliVB TBHPRHfP MR.BANGV DAUftHTeVt A dWICTHrART SENSE and NONSENSE WHO PUTS THE BURNT MAtCHM BACK IN THE BOX. NOW,€eETTU\S,M\R.6RUNiPA - W O O P U l M N Y W NO K / ^ Automobile accidents are increas I>be possessed with the desire to do 8 1 ing;. Cveiees drivers should bs some great deed. What is it? WtTVV THB AMD 'RUMBLt OF rr VtT,BUT Nm.««WCH careless. Senior—I would like to give the t h u n d b i ^ ,t h & a v a u a m c k e s t a r t e d dtao a swift kick. Tourists Judfe the many towns FEET ABOVE NNE*-^TWERE WBCAKPUDUPSk and vUlagfes than they pass through About the only thing some people WAfE HO E ^ A P lN C o fT -*BE|V4^ AM b u t TUB KATOP by the condition of their streets — ever take up at a public meeting is tXPEirr ON FHicnoN a n d i y i a s s e o MUMBLES TUBU UPS Poor streets are ao abomination, space. >od streets and highways add to A^GnnON, I KNEW THATT T^OUMDED : SHAPED UKE A Sie glory of motor Raveling. waveling. SURFACE PARKER HOUSE Non-Skid DID YOU KNOW T H A T - OF Bt\DftSAND-DW FTS-^SO 1 BOLLI Bill MuffeU said his car couldn't If all flies lived their allotec IMMEDIATEUY *r o l l e d MWSELF UKE , skid. span, from one female in five sea TWE CORE OF A HUGE SNOWBALL AND t This monument shows that it sons there would be a family of could and did. descendants requiring a string of W AS CATO^E.D OK TH£ SURFACE OF 37 flguree to number them. Champ Clark was speaker of JTHE A/ALAKCUE,UNHARMED. BO I W e Just heard of a fellow who the House of Bepreaentatlves for EXCEPT TOR BEING ABIT missed the road and smashed up in eight years, the longest the office U N D E R . field when he mistook for an ap ‘ CHILLED,TD THE BASE OF a was held by any one man. S T A N D ' proaching car a fellow hunti^ Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews, THE ALPINE VILLAGE, mushrooms with a lantern. YES. zoologist and explorer, Is noted as ^AUSTERFBGEUTZ the discoverer of som- of the rich Woman (to her husband who had est fossil flelds in the world. ^ < stopped to investigate)—What hap Wheeling, W. Va., is the .only pened, George? city on Route 40 (National High Her husband (briefly)—Puncture way) between the Atlantic and Pa Woman—You ought to have been cific coasts, which permits collec cm the lookout for this. You re tion of bridge tolls. member the filling station operator Utah ranks first in the produc back in*town told you there was a tion of silver in this country. fork in the road. The Rock of Gibraltar is 1400 ^ \ feet high. As soon as China becomes civil It is said that at least 2 per ised and progressive enough to buy cent of human beings associate a automobiles, she won’t need these particular color with each sound periodic wars to keep down the they hear, and sometimes this ex population. tends to the names of the days of the week. So much money is being expended An unusual cure for Insomnia, on highways that even the road to axiggested by recent experiments, hell is said to be paved—with good is mack bedclothes and pillows in ‘II a l k i n Distinguished Oentleman —Young CHtA fld4riY., man, after receiving your diploma you must bo inspired with some Men who cut corners have an overwhelming ambition. You must tye for curves, *^“^0 N® o n BT t w d o o r yM W MCQutCi4L t S T I L L I< IN MIC AND WINDOW8 ARE SECURtLY / aai4_lM» tOCHSD, THgRG IS NO SION OE tU U fT HOLSt NpA BROKSN FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser S L A M ------ ....AMO M9U 8fiB, MR PUMP, WHILE Q e b e m i a m TWEY ARE ONLY BOVS, I BELIEVE • C U T T L B TUBV WAVS PERFECTED A MACMIMB TVIAT WILL BRING 18 M AVI MO "TWEM A FOHTUMB f A LO M O T A L K WITH VEAW A MAM N A M E D PUMP.-. -a/lO 1-16 a. u. a PAT. opp. THE “h o t ” SPO T. SALESMAN SAM e 1W4 IT WIA ICTVtCI. IWC, It Worked—Backwards I H v S m aM WHY ^ ^ ftCU, \ OON T CARC IF { MttVAft. ' ^ , , T H a s s r a s y ! s e n d «ie-(.A^scoe(_L ( o e a , ^ f MOfUJ IMC-^ Bo s s I DOt-r? iTfe AVTeiS. /<30 Hoc^sl. ttl(Fe''S wJiaeo Hi« o x p c T a WAKe u)((?e,TfetUM’ H(W His 7 1 -^ vii). GAS BUGGIES In the Tools of the Law By Prank Reck WELL , HOOD, WHILE r ^ HOW ABOUT THIS OH W E L L ..Y O U MAY ru<»!! IF IT ihNT IT BELONGS ID OUR WE'RE WAITING FOR THIS '' PACKAGE STOLEN FROM FREIGHT TRAIN TO STOP FEEL MOt» SOCIABLE ^MY OLD FRIEND. BUDDY HERS. I’D TbUGH Lo o k in g , 'VEAW....AND I'LL MISS GAY.' WE FOUND AFTER BREAKFAST.. DETECTIVE KEENE, y o u MIGHT HELP PASS IT IN YOUP POSSESSION. j l ^ LIKE TO RECIPROCATE lSNTHE?TUBeT BET CX.' SCUTTLE THE TIME BY TELLING AND* IT LOOKS LIKE AND GIVE HIM A NICE THATS WOULD YOU MIND NEVER W E ’LL SOON BE ROOM BETWEEN 7 W BIRD COULD US THE DETAILS A LIE DESCRIBING THE MISSING] SAW IT IS UP 7D ANOTHER OF HOW YOU EATING.- TRAINS. IS your GET A JOB TEST YOU CONTENTS TO BEFORE . O N E OF HIS TRIED Tb A IN T THE RIGHTFUL HOSTELRY YOU CAN’T FILLED UP? ING ELECTRIC SHADY TRICKS ASPHYXIATE GOT OW NER FRAME . CHAIRS.' LJ MISS GAY. NOTHIN’ YONDER!> ME UP ON MB. W IT DAT K a THING. A'A 1,^ ,-ri -FJill TTd V //■ I t • •• » • * [M BS TWBECT SATURDAY, W B ^ A R r iKat»lr»0t»r lEitimtttii i t o l i * • ■ ■■ ■ * ,v Mrs. Minnie Qoslee of Madison n la r will hold up th« Xrlih end of street, has gone to East Orange, N. FUEL SUPPLY AMPLE dtnti of Kssnsy itrest Wblls the ABOUT TOWN the show. He if a fine daaeer and utllltlM wer« owned by Cheney J., for a visit of a week with her knows all the jigs ever invented and TOWN BOARD 0.LS daughter. Miss Ethel Goalee. ■ongi “by the hundreds.” Ths rest Brothere, users living In that sec IN THIS COMMUNITY of the program will be given over tion were required to pay three and The degTM teun of Wsushington WllUlam J. Haggerty of 196 Ver three-eights times the normal rate Ii. O. L. will rebeaxso in Orange to the*acts of Miss Joan (London and POUCE ROOM JOB w«]i Sunday afternoon at 8 o’clock. non street, who has been confined to The 'Two White Flashes. Mi— Con for water used, due to the extra cost his home since October, and for Unprecedented Demand for don is a tap-dancing specialist Sbs of Installing mains. Later the rates weeks in the hospital, received a Bertie Moeely, chairman of the Coal and Oil Finds Dealers does all her dancing on roller-skates wers reduced to three times the nor pleasant surprise last evening. His American Legion Boy Scout com* With Sufficient Stocks. and is an excellent singer. The Two mal, under authority of the Public mlttee, hae called a special meeting friends here and elsewhere remem White Flashes are a dance team Approves Changes in Town Utilities Commission. Users have bered him with books, games, cards of all boys of Boy Scout ago who rated as about the fastest ever. petitioned the Selectmen for further are desiriousIno of Joining the Legion and all sorts of gifts. Among the The cold weather has resulted in The Manchester Pipe Band will reductions in the rate. ANNUAL CONCERT donors were associates at the Hart the consumption of sm unprecedent troop nown being organized for next play a selection of Pipe music smd Conrt Building, Keeney St. The Selectmen tabled a plan for Monuy night at 7 o’clock at the ford Telephone Exchange with ed amount of coal and oil in Man one of the pipers will play for the which he is connected, relatives emd chester, but dealers all report that Scotch dances. There will be* re thinning oak trees on the Porter state armory. Preparations for reservoir watershed, referring the forming the troop wiU be made and friends in Grand Isle and Burling there is a sufficient supply on hand freshments in the basement. One of Wants Cheaper Water. ton, Vt., and this town. His sister- to meet the demands wiui more coal the loctd orchestras will furnish the matter to the water committee for chairman Mosely will outline the a study. Tomorrow plan on Monday night. Sandwiches in-law, Mrs. Henry J. Veins, know on> the way which will insure the music for modem and old-fashioned and cocoa will be served. ing that Mr. Haggerty’s condition community that there will be no dancing until midnight. Approval of interior chsmgea in Sunday, February 11 would not permit his receiving shortage. Tickets are now on sale and can friends in a party, originated the Coal pockets were well filled by be had from any member of Man the Town Court building was given At 2 P. M. The joint entertainment commit by the Bosu-d of Selectmen In special tee of Royal Black Preceptory and idea of having the gifts all placed nearly all of the dealers at the start chester Pipe Band or from any Manchester Pipe Band will meet in in a large box, which Mrs. Haggarty of the winter and a considerable member of R. B. P. No. 13. meeting yesterday afternoon, con PUERC found at the door last evening when number of Msmehester’s people bad tingent upon the ratification of the the rooms of the Wwhington Social purchased their coal supply early Club this evening at 6:30. she answered the doorbell. Board of Police Commissioners. The last year and had it in their bins. FIREMEN HERE STAND ' m SI’cY'/ There has been an unusual demand matter came before the Selectmen STATE A well-children’s conference will and heavy deliveries have been at this time, due to the fact that be held Monday afternoon at 2 made all through the winter BY FOR HARTFORD BLAZE painters are now at work In the o’clock at the Health Center on M anchester but the dealers have taken caure of building re-Klecorating luider a CWA Hartford Road opposite Cheney hall. this by keeping cars ordered and ar approved project and it was thought Date Book riving at all times. Prepare to Give Aid in Two advisable to remove the large vault THEATER The Queen of Italy society will Every dealer in town reports coal Alarm Fire on Market Street at the south side of the building, celebrate its third anniversary with enough on hand and for immediate formerly used to store town records, a banquet and dance tomorrow from Tonight needs the larger dealers report in Capitol City. when the building was used u the 3 to 8 p. m. at the Sub-Alpine Club February 10— Girl Scout rally, “ plenty". Only one dealer said he Hall of Records. on Eldrldge street. Husbands and pageant and Scout demonstration, was declining orders from new cus Chief Foy of the South Manches The vault on the police station friends of the members will be at State Armory, 7:30 p. m. tomers, having only a sufficient ter Fire Department received a call side of the building Hsu been used - - Also annual meeting of local YD stock for his regular trade at the from the Hartford fire department 8 guests. The committee of arrange for several years as an office for ments includes Mrs. Teresa Lee, Club at Osano’s cottage at Bolton. recent rate of consumption. at midnight last night asking that fingerprinting and photographing chairman: Mrs. Mary Vesco, Mrs. Also anniversary observance of Fuel oil, which is being burned by he have one company ready and many, is reported as in ample sup- prisoners and space *for storage. Teresa Maretto, Mrs. Lucy Gaudino, King David Lodge, I. O. O. F., at standing by to respond to aid in With the addition of the police tele- Odd Fellows hall. pi^ to take care of all demands. Hartford if necessary. The call Mrs. Emma Pero, Mrs. Angelina type more room is needed for police BIG A C TS Tomorrow In one or two places in the state came as a result of a two alarm Mistretta, Mrs. Antoinette Pero, and coal dealers appear to have been work. The removal of the vault will the president of the society, Mrs. February 11 Police benefit at fire on Market street. The South State Theater. less well prepared for this extraor provide an extra room for the de Hard Starting- Minnie Montit. . Manchester Fire Department Is a partment. Also concert by Hartford District dinary winter and New Britain is member of the Hartford County Luther League chorus at Emanuel said to have something of a short Part CWA Job “BIRDLAND" Manchester Assemby, No. 15, age. Mutual Aid and in case of a .wo Poor Lights Lutheran church. bell alarm fire in Hartford Manches At present there are three rooms A Feathery Paradise Order of the Rainbow for Girls, will in the poice station side of the build Our experts can locate these hold its regular meeting Monday Next Week ter is called on to stand ready to send one piece of apparatus to Hart ing, one of which is the private evening at 7:30 o’clock at Masonic February 12 Father and Son troubles quickly and make re Banquet at South Methodist church. SCOTCH-IRISH NIGHT ford. office of Chief of Police Samuel G. Temple. pairs while you wait. Also Father and Son Banquet at Last night Chief Foy arranged to Gordon. A small room in the rear Concordia Lutheran church. have No. 3 ready ‘ o start for Hart used as a night office by Captain FIVE SALTIES The cold weather claimed another TO BE A GREAT EVENT Mardo & Bennett February 14, 15, 16, 17—Automo ford and the other companies In the Herman Schendel is now used for victim. A rabbit that had evidently “The Good Ship Lafl-Land ” In “Sense and Nonsense” bile and Home Appliance Show at department were prepared to take the police teletype. strayed from its hutch made its way State. Armory. Scotch Dancers, Irish Jiggers care of any call in No. 3’s district. The additional work suggested Norton Electric down Main street in its search for a February 15—Annual meeting of and Singers of Both Nations The Hartford firemen were able to will cost $500, the Selectmen were better climate and got as far as the Swedish-American Republican Club cope with the fire and no aid was told. If approved by the CWA the State Se*wice Station. It was found at Orangd hall. Booked for Next Saturday. sent from Manchester. removal of the vault will be included BERTRAND, O’Neil & Manners frozen stiff yesterday afternoon in Company February 16—Annual banquet of 'There was only one call for the In the current project, labor for In “PEANUTS” the rear of the station. Luther League of Emanuel Luther On Saturday night, Feb. 17 there fire apparatus in the South Man which is being paid for by the gov Hilliard Street RALSTON & an church. will be an entertainment and dance ernment, the materials being pro in the Orange hall, given by Royal chester Fire District yesterday. A PHONE 4060 Mrs. Eleanor Rubacha and Mrs. February 17—Scotch-Irish Night chimney fire at No. 37 Spruce street vided by the town. LAWRENCE Catherine Bednarz, co-chairman of at Orange hall. Black Preceptory, No. 13 and Man “WATT JUNCTION” chester Pipe Band. That will be called No. 3 on a still alarm. The Keeney Street Water the supper and entertainment of the Coming Events fire was extinguished with chemi The Selectmen discussed proposed A Comedy Offering BOB BRANDIES Polish National Ladies’ Aid society, Scotch-Irish night and the enter February 23—Ex-Service Men’s cals with no loss. changes in the water rates for resi- “The Black Spade of Joy” are planning to cater to more than Night at School Street Rec. tainers will give special Scotch and Irish numbers. The committee has 150 tomorrow afternoon. The af March 13, 14, 15, 16—Annual again obtained the services of COTTAGE STREET fair is in celebration of the fourth Herald Cooking School at State anniversary of the society and be George Gillette, house-rocking musi Theater. Sessions in morning. cian and comedian who gave a side PACKAGE STORE Yvonne & Victor gins at 3 o'clock in Turn hall. After March 20—Annual concert of G Nelson Maples a program of music, plays and splitting performance in Orange Clef Club at Emanuel Lutheran hall earlier in the season. Miss Rq in -Snow- o/* Sh ine SATURDAY SPECIAL! Revue and S. S. Leviathan Rami dances, a supper will be served in church. Variety of Dlvertisement'' the basement by the chairmen and Ellenor Brown of Hartford con OLD TAZWELL WHISKGV— Trip Around the World” A^ril 2— Masonic Ball, State sidered the best Highland dancer in members of the society. Armory. 90 Proof. Regular the EEistem states, will give an ex $2.50. TODAY ... April 23—Ninth annuaiconcert of hibition of dances in true Highland W e Deliver $1.75 Eleanor Duse Lodge, Daughters Beethoven Glee Club at High school style. Real Scotch dancers are hard of Italy, will follow a prelenten auditorium. to find in this country. MARLOWE GIN. Triple Dis Music by BILL JONES and His Capitol custom still in vogue in Italy and Tommy Hines, also of Hartford, tilled. A 4 1 Iff other European countries, of having wil^ supply the Scotch songs. He 90 P r o o f...... $ 1 * 1 0 Theater Orchestra. a carnival tomorrow afternoon in brings his own pianist. Jim Man Tinker hall, following its regulaf ' b l u e c o a l business meeting, which opens at 2 POLICE COURT WINE ...... 90c bottle o’clock. Mrs. Nettie Aceto is chair ... when you want it COLLIN DRIGGS at the CONSOLE man, and her assistants are Mrs. The row that took place at the Anna Urbanetti, Mrs. Cosima Cat’s Meow Pavem Thursday night TEL. 8500 Monaco, Mrs. Teresa Cassale and was given an airing in court this Mrs. Gemima D'Ubaldo. Refresh MIDLAND p f^ lip h o n e ments, dancing, games and a general morning when the proprietor plead good time will be enjoyed. The com ed not guilty to the charge of breach PACKAGE STORE TYPEWRITERS of peace. Tony Tomanski of 49 Pur PAPER HANGING mittee desire all who possibly can Now on display, the new model Skates, Shears and Knives do so to come in costume. nell place was the chief witness. He Cider Brandy ...... $2.50 4149 $2.00 Per Room said that he attempted to interfere Underwood and Royal Portables, Sharpened Ginger B ra n d y...... $1.50 these machines have all the fea 1 Also Carry Wallpaper. The meeting of the Juniors affili between the proprietor and another Valves Faced fellow who were having trouble and Hill's Rock & Rye ... .$1.50 The W. G. Glenney Company tures and are standard In every ated with the Auxiliary to the way. A. KANEHL F. H. NORTON American Legion, scheduled for as a result got into the mlxup. . Coal, Lumber, Masons* Supplies, Paint. Painter and Decorator . 180 Main Street Marcbesottl chased him out of the 886 No. Main St. Mancljester New Tuesday afternoon at the State IMPORTED CORDIALS Tel. 7541 Armory will be omitted on account tavern with a chair in his hands. He Price $45.00 of the uncertainty of weather con claimed the men were making a ditions. nuisance of themselves and he asked Cointreau ...... $5.75 them to leave the place. Chartreause ...... $7.00 Service Typewriter All former members of the Girl Sergeant John McGlinn told the Grand Marnier...... $5.50 Co. Reserves In Manchester are cor court that he had warned Marche- Kummel ...... $4.00 Hartford, Conn. dially invited to attend a social sottl about rows at the place at Your Doctor Local Agents— Kemp's, Inc. COAL - FUEL OIL least three times. Aquavit ...... $4.00 meeting which the organization is (Swedish Punch) planning for Tuesday evening at Judge Raymond Johnson found High School Hall, After a short Marchesottl guilty and Imposed a Would Recommend business session at 7:30 the meeting fine of $25 and costs, which was Domestic Cordials ... .$2.00 will take the form of a Valentine paid. MASON'S SUPPLIES party, Edward Gill, who has been spend ing a few days with his mother, FILMS Mrs. John H, Gill of Main street, re DEVELOPED AND LUMBER turned today to Buffalo, N, Y,, FOLLOW THE CROWD TO PRINTED where he Is employed. CaVET'S Grill 24 HOUR SERVICE Filin Deposit Box At DANCE East Center Street— Next to Masonic Temple Store Entrance. Given by G. E. Willis & Son, Inc* CHANCE VOUGHT WHERE EVERYONE ENJOYS SOCCER TEAM KEMP'S 2 Main Street Tel. 5125 Manchester Odd Fellows Hall DINING—DANCING Manchester FEBRUARY 24, 1934 MUSIC TO-NIGHT Refreshments. Tables. Art McKay’s Orchestra. ENTERTAINMENT LED WATTS Radio Star of the South Admission 35 cents. BEHREND RAW —TO-NIGHT- AND HIS GANG AND HIS BAND JERSEY MILK (Frmn An Accredited Herd) SCHLITZ CHOCOUTE Special Menu As the richest, most nutritious The Beer That Blade BfOwankee Famous! milk available* THE OLD FAVORITE SPECIAL TONIGHT SUNDAY PHONE ROSEDALE 13-4 AND For The Week-End Consomme with Bice Celery and (Mives Strlofai Steak and place your order for tomor FOR THE FIRST TIME IN TOWN Freshly dipped Caiocolates, the Vermont Boast Turkey Muriiroom Sauce same quality that pleased so Pressing, Oiblet Sauce Candled Sweet Potatoes F m ch Fried Potateee row's delivery* many last week. If you haven't or BALLANTINE^S tried them yet, do It today. You OolEee and Pie have a great surprise waiting Half Fried OUckea for you, $1.00 a la Bfonte Video Hot Turkey Saadwleli— AUTUMN VIEW FARM CMtoe aad Fie 59c Pound Hot Boaat Beef Saadwleli, Raw Jereejr Milk and Cream An Extra Found 35c 75c Selected Fresh Eggs John E. Kingsbniy Coventry An C lb. FIELDS BEER Old Time 1 Brew ON DRAUGHT The VALENTINE you're YouTl looking for is here in a beau DOMESTIC and IMPORTED RANGE & FUEL OILS } tiful box of delicious CHO We Handle Only The Beat! Welcome COLATES. Get it today ! WINES When la Need Of Range Or Fnel Ofl Back We Serve Only the Finest Wines and Beers Obtainable. PHONE 5293 PRINCESS GENUINE ITALIAN-AMERICAN COOKING OAK STREET TAVBBN C A N D Y SHOP, The Bantly Oil Co. \ 80 OAK S'TBEET ; - / Main Street at Pearl A SPECIALTY 1S5 Center Street Maachfatcr Sole Agents In Manchester For SchUta. |gA1«V- ■A i <•Aysr6Ry; WILL NOTICE THEM, SSiiJ anv- THIRTYI NINE SHARP TO GET BIG! AN' BOOV P^SSTERYOO. Sue—What makes the cop so fat? uatm ao WAS TH* APPOINTMENT! THEN THEY WON'T Mao—Probably too much traffic DOES HE THINK T’VE NOTICE ANY0ODV- Jam. OUT, PiniM.4 NOTHING ELSE T O DO? n o t e v e n a h ' V»RK. Bootleg fuel is bothering the au' HAH-DOES H E ? APPOINTMENT thorities of several states,, but thank stran oer who heavens,ms, nobody yet has discovered SOUOHT PgO- bpw to make bath tub gasoline. TBCnOH PROM There's almost as much thrill in ASfAflIiNC trying out* a new raior as in driv OtSAPPfARS. ing a new automobile.ATei. MBS. cook WILL EE ABLE IT....YOU ^TWREATEN TLIEM CENT- j s T& KEEP WHS HOME, WANT ME ^LY, OP COURSE....BUT \ % AND SPOIL MY EFFORTS ^MAkE TT4EM UNDER- ; *Tb SORT ^ STAND THAT TtlEiR ; TD SELL rr 7b TWE OF d i s \ CllY AT A NEAT INVENTION MUST J c o u r a g e BE JUNkED ? J TUE Bo y s .'