Japan Meets Demands of U S. G0vernment1
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A large attendance Green Peas, Celery, Dbera is ei^ectad. BUTTER . .45c lb. HOUSEWARES SECTION Watercress, Lettuce, Formal Protest To JAPAN MEETS DEMANDS Bhlriey Webb o f 23 Ulac Broccoli, Cauliflower Smoking Stands, all metaL mahogany finish d» w ^ Q who h u been in for several ROAD POWER IN with chrome ash receiver...... W ^ ^ I la much improved and is able be out a short while each day fiW K IIIIi POODS' Reymond’s New Batter f 1.49 Card Tables, plain black and ^ W Nippon Government ; It will be some time before she gnd Egg Pan Onsters 12c be able to attend echool: SPECIAIS colored t o p ...... V a. s s J U Whole Wheat Raisin CORNELL DECISION Lima B ean s...... 23c Washington, Dec. 14.— (A P ) — Ran expression o f "shock and con- OF U S. G0VERNMENT1 Pm Beulah Todd and Mias Ruth S generous seninga. Bread Gift W ares— ^ A table fnl of Christmas t% O s^ The State Department announced corn.” Only te rare Instances does er wni be hostesses for the Try Reymond’s Swedish Gift Suggestions. E ach ...... 0\/C today (hat the American government the head of a" state address a mes : party of the Professional Sliced Peaches . . . ____23c had sent a formal note to Japan pro sage personally to another ruler In T u te Uke natlreo. Rye Soperior Court Judge Rules n's eldb, tomorrow evening at Serving Trays in wood with glass bottom, chrome trim, DEFER NAMING testing against the bombing of the diplomatic incidents between na U. S. Gunboat Sunk by Japanese ' church house. Miss Roberta American gunboat Panay and de tions. Eager To Facei hton of Hartford will give a Highway Commissioiier manding adequate reparation. Informed observers said only a de .1 atlon of coemetlca. Mem- $1.00,$1.75 The demanda were the same as set sire to Impress the entire Japanese I are reminded to bring tea cent HEAD0FG.0.P. forth yesterday by Prealds^. Roose nation as forcibly as possible with 'P-mchu/rst Gi'octrv.9nc. Fine Table Glassware, new shape, new cutting. Q Q Has Jurisdictiou In State; velt in an oral message directed to the gravity of the situation could DIAL 4151 302 MAIN MAIN STREET STREET Music Squarely’ i Goblets, tumblers, sherbets. Etc. E ach ...... C Emperor Hlrohlto. have prompted President Roosevelt m T H OF POST O FFIC E ■ ONE BLOCK FROM STATE ARMORY Case To Be Appealed. POUCTGROUP They were : to adopt such unusual procedure. Kitchen Stools all metal, Formal apologies. Officials did not attempt to dis Complete and comprehensive In guise their belief that the Incident demnification. presented the most serious strain on Note Declares; HarUord, Dec. 14.— (AJ*)— Exei^itiye Body Torns To Guarantees against future attacks Japaneae-American relations since Glassware with entaglio etching. Bon-bon dishes, com Judge John A. Cornell ruled In Su by Japanese forces on American the outbreak of the undeclared war partment relish dishes, spoon trays, etc. C O / « shipping. between (Thina and Japan. 5 ^ ^ perior Court today that Highway Winnowing list Of 1,000 The note; which was presented to Eipresses Apologies And^ Commlmloner John A . Macdonald Ambassador Salto was acquaint the Japanese minister for foreign ed with the American attitude after ■O T h < CORR and not Public Work* Commlaolon- affairs last night by American Am- H ALC Bridge Lamps, gold and black metal stands ^ ^ A C k er Ttobert A. Hurley boa jurladlctlon he conveyed to Secretary Hull ver For Members Of Com baasador Joseph C. Grew, protested Regrets, Promises IBCBBT M a m c m e s t ib Co m m » with Parchment shades...... ^ JL over highways of the state. bally his government’s apologies. In vigorous language against the His words echoed expressloru of Judge Cornell will line judgment bombardment and sinking not only regret made at the American Em $1.98 End Tables, ^ w Q to that effect and the long battle mittee Of One Hundred. of the Panay but also of the sinking nhy Aoil Assures U. S| bassy in Tokyo by Foreign Minister Self Serve and Health Market walnut finish...... 1 a ^ J / for control of the highways wUI be and burning of three American cbm- taken to the Supreme Court In meroial vessels. Koki HIrote and representatives of Measures Haye Ahreadjj COLD January by direct appeal of the S t Louis, Dec. 14— (A P I-F a c in g Previous Oocaslona the Japanese army and navy. TUESDAY SPECIALS Serving Trays, composition fibre in colors, and A t t ^ These expressions were received state. sharp difficulty In selecting a chair It called attention to several occa in Mexican design...... Judge Cornell overruled claims of sions in the past when It said Japa at the State Departmergt with obvi Been Takeu To RreTentJ MORNINGS Double Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales the state that highways were "real man who would be satisfactory to nese armed forces "have violated the ous gratification. There was appar all factions,. the Republican party’s ent a firm determination, neverthe If your ear does not start All Day Tuesday Salad Sets, 14” glass sandwich tray with ^ M O O assets" and part of the state’s rights of the United States.” mayonnaise bo w l...... V A a U U "service eystem.” executive committee was engaged "In the present case," It added, less, to press the Japanese govern Recurrence Of GraTe h -! iMily on a cold morning out I Passage of the Public Works Act ment for more complete diplomatic Largo Boleetod Instead today in the teak of choos “ acta of Japanese armed forces have ttperts can locata the trou- which gave Commissioner Hurley ing the general membership of a taken place In complete disregard satisfaction In accordance with the ddent In Gunboat Sin idif (U a qnietdy. power over all real assets above a policy-determining “<3ommlttee of of American rights, have taken terms outlined by President Roose EGGS D.,. thousand dollars did not repeal by 100.” Although It had planned to American life and have destroyed velt, Our aervice eliminates ro- 50c TOYS implication or otherwise the high name the chairman as the first step, American property both public and Further Action Uncertain ing parts unnecessarily. way department statutes which the executive committee put the private. What further action might be Tokyo, Dec. 14.— (A P )—;i (Toyland — Basement) give Commissioner Macdonald "sole problem aside temporarily. It fac "In these circumstances, the gov taken by the United States tf Its jurisdiction" over the state roads. Japan today met the major NUCOA ed the difficulty of not only finding ernment of the United States re terms are not met, however, fur NORTON Judge'Cornell bolds. quests and expects of the Japanese mands of President R o ^ v a K a man who would be willing to nished a subject for wide specula Judge Cornell’s decision reiterates government a formally recorded ex ELECTRICAL Tractor and Trailer Iron Toy ...... serve but one who would be accept tion In the capital. There appeared on the sinking of the United 5 0 c his less formal viewpoint In bis first pression of regret, an undertaking to to be little disposition In any quar BUTTER memorandum In the suit of the Con able to the friends of Herbert make complete and comprehensive The U. S. S. Panay States gunboat Panay before'^ STRUMENT ('0. 2 7 9c Hoover and A lf M. Landon. ter to believe that a rejection of necticut Rural Roads Improvement Indemnifications; and an assurance they were presented formfilly.' St. Phone 4060 Creation of the committee, which the American demguids would lead Pop Eye Paint Box S e t ...... 5 0 c Asstxfiatlon. that definite and specific steps have to a complete breaking of relations A Japanese note expreaied To Appeal Oase. wlU prepare a new declaration of been taken which will ensure that between the two nations. CRISCO 3 Lb. Can Attorney General Charles J. Mc party principles, was authorised by hereafter American nationals, inter regret, promised ihdemniflcR*^ Congressional opinion ranged Bingo, 30-card game ...... Laughlin said be would appeal the the Republican National Clommlttee ests and property In China not tion and stated measures 5 0 c expectation that the case would be last month as a compromise ol be subjected to attack In' Japanese from the statement by Chairman GREAT BRITAIN RECEIVES NANKING BURNS ready had been taken to pre^^ Pittman (D., Nev.), of the Senate SETBACK a r^ e d In the Supreme Court In former President Hoover’s plan for armed forces or finlawYul Interfer vent recurrence of the inci mOBLAMD PABK FANCY RICE 4 ... 25c January. a mid-term party convention. Li ence by any Japanese authorities or Foreign Relations commjttee that Junior Combination Board Game (12 games) O O M M U N iry CR.UB 5 0 c The dodaion was a victor for don, the 1936 Presidential nominee, forces whatsoever.” "accldenta to neutrals are becoming AS JAPS GO ON; dent. Extra Large Con Burt OIney’s Commissioner Macdonald. Under opposed the convention plan. Oral Protest Intolerable” to the assertion of Rep ANOTHER JAP APOLOGY A short time later the gist gey As Pitoe Tomorrow Night a ruling by former Attorney Oon- Maas (R., HInn.), that the UnlM Busy Toeaday Night To Bar "PoUHcians" The oral representations yester of President Rooeevelt’e mens- Turn Over Target Shooting Game .. 5 0 c eral Edward J. Daly, Public Works Having considered about half the day were conveyed to Ambassador States "should get out of the A t 8 O’clock c a n Orient." R U M O ^ AVER orandum, demanding full aatifi- CO RN On the Cob 19c Commissioner Hurley assumed con names In Its strenuous sorting ot Hirosl Salto by Secretary of State trol of the stats highways, except 1,000 nominees, the executive cora- Hull. In them, Mr. Roosevelt de Most Senators were etching de Nippon’s Envoy Expresses SAYS EXPORT GROUP fiMtion for .the etUiik. tm No, t'/i Can Burt OIney’s Golden Table Tennis, sanded paddles ...... town aid roads, until the present mittee hoped to complete dlscusgrion manded full Indemnity for the loss velopments before commenting. Panay, was presented to 5 0 c Cognizant of the Senate’s Influence "joint control plan” was sdoptod. of the others today. From behind ol life and property Involved, formal Regrets For Attacks On Shanghai Has No Commnni- peror Hirohito, a high-gov •^Kleetrie Rcfrig:eratora Judge Oom oll pskita out thafr the the ekiaed doors of Ms eoatsrenee apotogles from tba Japanees govatn-- la the formatloo ot foreign policy, PUMPKIN 2 c . n term "real aosats" oa nsod la th* mant, and guarantees against future they said they did not want to com CONTROIi FARMING ment official dlscloa^ Scrriced and fteflnishcd 19c Anagrams, the educational letter game . 5 0 c rooms canoe outborltetive word that public works statute la daflnsd M the committee hod tentatively "Indiscriminate bombing" o f Amer- plicate ths situation. Two British Gnnboats On catibn W iA Gapital Bat It was reported the memora*' Large Con Ocxmui Spray Including “oil buildings, structures All Work Guaranteed agreed to bar "poUtlciana" from Icon shipping. , The little bloc of munitions com- and sewage u d other aervloe ayo- dum was received (julfitly. committee memberahip. Xbe President transmitted at the W. W. PHILLIPS Trailer Truck with Safety Blocks ...... 5 0 c tems, permanent and fixed equip some time to the Emperor of Japan (ContlDoed on Paga Two) Yangtze River Ob Sooday. Western Professor Qaims Japanese Agency Reports The high 'tfOYdiTiment soute* ment and lend, intersste in and Commenting on the work of the said the prompt delivery of the 63 Walker Street Cranberry Sauce 2 for 2 3 C msetlng, John D. M. Hamilton, land bettermente required for or In demands to the Emperor itself connection with the discharge of chairman of the Republican Nation Whipple’s Finest American Brick Building Blocks ...... 5 0 c London, Dec. 14— (A P )—Japanese One Alternative Is To Re* New Government Set Up. any duties Imposed upon the De al Committee, said, "this Is drudg- best illustrated the attituiie of partment of Public Works." siy. We are progressing slowly Ambassador Shlgeru Yoahlda today the Japanese government r ^ ‘ A "Servloe Ssrsteni.’* through a tedious job." apologized to Foreign Secretary dace The Productive Plant BOLL FILMS DEVELOPED MINCE MEAT „ 27c Little Sculptor Clay Modeling...... STATE MEDIATION BOARD Shanghai, Dec. 14.— (A P ) —Great garding the attack on the 5 0 c "The contention advanced In the By meeting after midnight, the Anthony Eden for Japanese atteclu demurer Is that the areas used for axscuUve committee was able to fires blazed In fallen Nanking to Panay. AND PRINTED on tw,< British gunboats la the state highways are either, as in push post the half-way mark In the C3>ieago, Dec. 14.— (A P )—Theo night as the Japanese army, relent "It shows the extent of Jap Campfire Marshmallows Jumbo Crayon and Picture Book Set...... 5 0 c some cases, owned by the state In consideration of prospective com RULES ON TRUCK STRIKE Yangtze river Sunday. SSc. Reprints 2 for 5c. Thle was the second official dore W. Schulte, head of the De lessly pursuing Ite punitive mission an’s eagerness to face the mu whole or In part or, as in most in mittee members. The conferees deep Into C3ilna, rolled on past the 423 Lydall Street stances the state possesses an ease apology In two days for the Inci partment of Economics and Sociol sic squarely,” he said. mode a preliminary canvaas of 600 conquered capital. Japanese filers Alanchester ment In them, and so these are dent. a military attache having ex Official and unofficial zentlmant 1 Lb. Pkg. Shooting Star Marble Game ...... 5 0 c names In alphabetical order In a ogy at Iowa State college, said to reported flames i aging through 15 c 2 » 2 9 c either ‘land’ or interest In land’ as Long Awaited Decision An* pressed regrets to the British war — the latter including eva personal nlne-bour executive session. day that the "tempo of American what had only a few weeks ago The carefully guarded Uet of per- office yesterday. expressions toward Americans froM Golden Bloom Seedless The ambaosador said his govern agriculture Is set by the export been the proud*seat of Generallsri- Mickey Mouse Airplane— will fly ... (Uontlnned on Page Eight) eona suggested for chairmanship of LATE NEWS the Japanese man in tbe street ■ 5 0 c nonneed; Wage Scale In ment was not yet In full possession group" of farm products. mo Chlong Kal-shek’s government. seemed to Indicate a reodlnsos te the "Committee ot 100" wae imder- of tbe facts, but actively pressinp Fragm"ntary reports, filtering In Schulte, In an address prepared accept the resilbnalbUlty and W RAISINS Pkg. stood to Include about 33 namee. In over disrupted communications. In DOUBLE ilrAf GREEN STAMPS GIVEN Inquiries. for delivery it the 19th annual make all possible sknends. cluding thoee of university presi creased Bnt Not As Much FLASHES! The gunboats, the Ladybird and dicated actual fighting had ended meeting of the American Farm Bu Strange Soeaes ______A L L D AY TOMORROW.______LANDON PRAISES dents, Industrial leaders and other the Bee, were not seriously dam within the walls of Nanking and prominent national figuree. reau Federation, said only three al This unoffIcIM attitude brougM , As Union Had Demanded. FOL'R PANAY DEATHS aged. ternatives were open to agriculture. the Japanese troops, without slack Extra Fancy Fruitcakes Specnlate on 4 Names Despite the apologies, Britain was ening their offensive campaign, strange scenes In Tokyo streets and Outside observers speculated Shanghai, Dec. IS— (W( They were: public places where Americana met JR. REPDBUCANS — (A P )— The known drat were c .frying their operations far chiefly upon four names as possible (Uontlaoed on Page Two) Shrinking tbe productive plant to the Japanese pubUc. from the bombing ot the fit domestic needs; shifting from the ther afield. . 1 Lb. 25c 2 1‘ h s . 49c Th€ J W . H A L C COUP. choices for chairman of the steer Hartford, Dec. 14.— ( A P I - The Unverified reports of the Japa . The Japanese s .'ppwl Amerlcand Stetee gunboat Pana} and three export group such as cotton and ing group: President E. M. Hopkins State Board of Mediation and A r nese virtually slaughtering the de ill their rounds, removing their hate Lemon, Orange or Citron MANCHESTER COHN* of Dartmouth; Jiunes Trualow Ad other American eteamers Increased wheat, to other fields, such os and gravely expressing their sor bitration today announced ite long to four today when tbe badly burn feated (3ilnese soldierr around Nan Says They Should Have More ams, the historian; Senator Freder- dairying; selling products abroad. row for tbe Incident. The fact that awaited declaion oa the bitter three- ed body of an unldenttlled seaman BENNEH REPORTS king circulated here, giving rise to 7ue/ Asserting thst shrinking produc moot of the Americans faUed to un PEEL was found. tion wss "an absolute necessity" i grave fears for the safety ot Nan _____Lb. 27c (UonUniird oa Page Bight) weeka’ truck atrike of laat Septem derstand was no deterrent. Than 15 RepresentatiTes ber. • • • few years ago, he said Its desirabll king residents as well. Prlncv* Albert Ity, beyond rhe present need for Farts Unavailable Average Japanese citizens visited too k lqk?, \ TREASURY BALANCE The declaion, which both strik SHIP IN DISTRESS ON EXPENDITURES numerous American business offlceih ers and employers requested, pro conservation of resources, was "e Actual information os to the sit D n Program Committee. New York, Dec. 14— (A P ) —Cap tendering tbdf regHte. Taxi driv vides for this wage scale: tremely doubtful", and added: uation within the c'aptiir«l city was ^ ® b a C C O 1 lb. tin In Xmas pkg. C Washington, Dec. 14— (A P )—The tain Nolan of tbe Qraoe finer Cara- O im SEBVICK MAN 7 Over-the-road drivers, 83 cents "It la highly Improbable that unavailable because oi regular com ers and even waitresses conveysd position of the Treasury on Decem bobo notified tbe line today that the Only Two More Double on hour, on increase of seven cents domestic agriculture can be shrunk munications being out of commis similar expresaions. win b o gimd t o e a a m ln e Largr. Fresh ber 11: craft Wae proceeding to Charleston, New York, Dec. 14.— (A P ) — and three cents less than the union Explains Why Estimate Of and kept at a domestic basis." sion and the Japanese having the Foreign Minister Kokl HlroU yowr heating system Former Governor A lf M. Landon of Receipts, 333,118,893.66; expendi S. C., for repairs. only contact. sent to United States Ambaasadac tures, 334,633,437.16; balance, 33,- asked. Most Hen Abroad and giro yon a eemful, Kanaas gave positive encourage The master said one of the ship’s Japanese army and naval spokes Joseph C. Grew the note which: TANGERINES Doz. Green Stamp Days Before Xmas 701373,343.47; customs receipts for Local drivers, 63 cents an hour, Schultz said the "peculiar char ment today to Young Republicans engines was working and the boat $140,000 For Bnilding acter of our resources" demanda men here s.ald tonight they had no 1. Expressed apologies and ro- nntdssed opinion u to I the month, 313.369.033.46. an Increase of five c4nte and five who are asking representation on cents less than the union goal. woe making six knots. Captain that 'twe continue to sell a siibstan- Information about the situation In grets; Large, Juicy Florida Shop Tomorrow and Save On Receipts for the fiscal yeu* (since t h e b e s t w s y t o d e c re a se the party’s program committee of Helpers, platform men u d freight Nolan earlier radioed for help, stat Has Grown Jo $340,000. Ual amount of farm products Nanking since Its occupation by 2. Promised Indemnification; 100. July 1), 33.630,330.113.39; expendi handlers. 33 cents an hour, a five ing tbe ship’s boilers were ont of abroad." Japanese troops. They pleaded lack yoor fuel bills. No obli* | Your Christmas^ Purchases. • commission. 3. Stated measures to prevent • He bad not seen the list of IS tures, 33,360.334350.74, Including cents Increase and five cents less He criticized high tariffs, but of communications. o f e o u rs e . ORANGES Doz. 393S,M3,3M31 o f emergency expen • s s recurrence of the Incident already a nominees which a committee of 13 than the union asked. termed the present trade agree- Japnne~e rising sun flags flutter had been taken. Fancy Delicious or Baldwin submitted Sunday, but he said: ditures; excess o f ezpendlturea The state board sets up 48 hours ARREST 180 TERRORISTS Hartford, Dec. 14— (A P )—Albert menu "a calm light of reason” by ed at each corner of Nanking’s walla " I am highly in favor of it— 3739384,73333; gross debt, 337,116,- E. Bennett issued a statement to Grew received from Washlngtod a week as the normal. Jerusalem, Dee. 14— (A P )— North a statement to present to the Jap> lilOMATlC Htit without reference to the individ 861,43633, an increase o f 38,931,- For more than 48 hours a week, Iteleotlno poUee reported tonight day purporting to explain why the (Oentinoed on Pago Two) (Oentinoed on Paga Bight) uals, whose names I do not know. original 3140,000 estimate of costs anese government. Its contend ji APPLES 874.73 above the previous day; gold local driven, helpen and freight t ^ hod srreeted ISO Syrtans on 6 Li». 25c They certainly would be entitled to for the rtate police buildings on were not disclosed but It was saM 1 osaete. 313,7643n,133.43, Including rbargee ot eompUelty In terrorism to be In line with President Rooab* with JUithr»cl*« I Freah Iceberg „ more than IS. 31393,606,086.43 o f InocUve gold. (doattaoed eo Page Two) Washington street, have rircn to "During the last campaign, the which had onnned two deaths and date to 3340.000. velt's memorandum. gs^tarOeta^ Young Republicans and Republican Uijurlea te more than a dozen per Mr. Bennett, who as state super The statement from Washlngtca J women were up on their toes and eons In the Holy Load within 34 visor o f construction, wax the Playboy Broker Finery and the foreign office note virtual* LETTUCE 2 > . r 15c honra. ly coincided. fighting even better than the older state’s "expert" on building mat Rooaeyelt’s No|e. ‘ sUons.’’ The Syitaaa were sold to have ters. furnished a list of all “ extras’' President Robaevelt’s mensoran* illDce arriving here, l.andon has Neio Army Tank Travels beeo nnnggted aeroso Itie Paleettae not In the original project. The To Be Sold At Auction “certain people,” be said, do border. dum had asked that the Japanese d t CoMta Cwifu, / HEALTH MARKET statement was also presented to ng to name any. A civil criminal coort sentenced Gov. Cross, who stepped Into the government consider for preimte- tioD to the government o f Uis "Jort Qniet VIsIL’* At SO Miles An Hour two Arabs to death for murder of Investigation of the costa Friday. New York, Dec. 14.-t-(AP) — Re "career as a Wall street messenger United States full exproaslana M "N o." he replied. "It’s just a quiet a Jew. ^ Public Works O>mmlaaioner boy was sentenced origlDally to e e I ceiver’s Attorney David Leaven i regret and proffer o f fiul oompensa- j-G. E. Willis & Son, Inc. Hamburg or v is it" Robert A. Hurley meanwhile baa three to ten years. worth is looking for customers who j tJoD and methods guaranteeing So quiet was It that be remained Westfield, N. J.. Dee. 14— (AP)-^480-horsepow er (Curtls-Wright) started an bidependent survey be Lumber, Masons* Supplies AMBASSADOR ILL I He served iwo years and three against a repetition of any simttu undiscovered for 34 hours. The J. Walter Christie, 70-year-old In aviation motor, It can carry three fore be authorizes any more expen might pay 30 cents for an 38 but BoItteMre, Deo. 14— (A P )— Rob I months, and stepped out of Sing attack. r Paint once familiar, "HI. A lf," then ventor, ran his hand lovingly along or four men and a quick-firing field ditures for completion of the htruc- tonhook or maybe 323 for a 32,300 Sausage Meat 2--b. 35c ert W. Blaghani, Ambaaeodor to ; Sing In a brand new suit and was Another Japanese governm nl Main St TeL5125 greeted him at the ringside at the the steel top of an Arm y tenw to piece opented from the safety of Ite ture. Eogland, was operated upon today traveling bag. driven home In a limousine. Re statement was Issued tn conneettafi Given With Cash Sales All Day Tuesday Sehmellng-Thomas fight last night day and said: turret. “We are going to secure from tbe He has been commissioned to sell at Johos Hopkins hoepltel In on ef arrested In October, he pleaded with the fall ot Nanking. -- Asked whether be had seen Her "Here she Is— the fastest land Although undentood to be avaU- on a "What-am-l-offeredT" basis fort tn detennfaie the ezoet rniisr architects complete specifications guilty to a new charge. Elghty- Premier Prince Fumimaro K » bert Hoover, stopped at a nearby weapon anyone bos ever seen. It’a sble to the United Stetee, this tank for the completlbn of all w ork " on Pork Chops , „ 23c,29« In Both These Stores. of We inneaa. tbe sarterio of Harold Russell Ry- three Investors accused him of the noye issued the document which do* hotel, Landon said. " I didn’t know token me five yea n and all my was made under contract for Mor the police buildings at Hartford;’’ iler, one-time "Boy Wonder" of Wall theft of 3200,000. he was in town." money to build her. I hope her Dr. Wintom F. Belnhoff. Jr., the dared that "birth of a new CSiint ris Industries, Ltd., the British Commissioner Hurley said. "From street, who In two years spent 37,- His possessions, piled high In will serve to safeguard foreign tab, SPECIAL *T haven’t made any suggestions only uae la for peace." manufacturlag firm headed by Lord Borgeon, said a definite diagnosis that we will make up esUmatea on 600 In one haberdashery and 32,600 Leavenworth’s office, wlU be auc either on the chairman or the mqm- Christie had brought the tank out had not been made, and that the tereste in the Far East-" BEEF STEW Nuffield. As an Integral part of which will be baaed our requtet for in another. tioned Saturday. It summarised Japan's oontau' bershlp," he said, of the committee to the Westfield Ain>ort, the most operotton hod been decided upon to an allocation of money.” the British rearmament program, The "Playboy-Wizard”, who "This travelling bag cost 32,500", Uon that she had pursued • pottey ybin erspriiig J W H A L C CORR being named In S t Louis by the open bit of country available, for a the OiriBtle tanks are to be turned old the physician. This request for Money, accom stretched a shoestring to 315,000,(XK) said the lawyer, opening a pigskin national committee. e s s of "non-aggravation" and said th4 MANCniSTm COHM- demonstratioa and'officla) teste by out In England at the rate of two a panied by a report, will be made to before 1930, won’t be needing bis case fitted with stiver toiletry con Nanking government had been rm RIB ROAST PORK, 21C Neither does be plan to send any tba American Automobile Associa day. (3ov. CroM, who then will have both buttonhook or bis hundred suits, tainers. "W e’ll be lucky If we can MARKETS AT A GLANCE dured to a mere local gbvernmenR' jMATTRESS mrseage to the S t Louis confer tion, to prova his claim It could tbe Bennett and Hurley reports. which coat from 3163 to 3230 each. ence. be said. . " I could have sold them to some New York, Dee. 14.— (A P )— recover 323 at auetlon." Earlier today the premier nol travel 30 mllea an hour over a field. other countries," said Christie, "and Bennett's Report The state will supply bis ele Buttonhooks, shoe borna, nail Reaction to his Washington an- Btorhs Irregnisr; steels advance. the Cabinet council hod heard HlfOi CfHOUSC'^SON. "She’d be awfully bard to atop," maybe made money right off. But “When tbe project concerning the mentary wants—food, clothing and files and other utensils, for which te’s report on'the Panay Inddsal Leon Corned Beef L b . 29c giounoement that be would not be a Bonds Steady; rails lower, Jo- trdcUon of state police buUdlnga shelter — for five to ten years, un- candidate for the RH>uhlican Presi- ■dd the tall, thin man. "Look at I don’t want my tanka ever to be Rydgr paid 38 each, will bring about and the report ot W ar MtaUster <3s m W12.9S INC. was first submitted to W P A and -der sentence Imposed yesterday by 30 cents, be tssUmsted. her, only four feet high. It would used for aggrearion. Tm gettl^ to eral Gen Sugiyamn ea tbs captiM SIKLOEN, CUBE OB TOP ROCND ^ t l a l nomination In 1840 be MIzed; raetala and ntlUtlea approved In the amounts o f 3140,- termed “ very pteoalng." be hard for field artillery to hit her be an old man and I never did tove Judge ChArles <^. Nott, and be also Receipts showed Ryder paid 343 of Nanking. at 300 yarda if obe were standing ■P. 000." Mr. Bennett’s report stetee. must serve seven years on a term for eboea There were 78 palra tw k m plane to lea n here Wad- an awful lot o f uae for money. Just Fbrelga Ezchaaga — Steady| Prenrier^l gtetesstwi. STEAK J>T plane or train to vtelt still— and with her ^>eed and power, ao my wife and I can get akmg, "It was cootemplsted to Include re- from which be was paroUed In 1933. Other Items: The premlet's statement e Lb. 45c well—figure It out." that’s aU I ksk. psirs and alterations to the old Mor Pleading guilty In 1930 to lar Diamood-set-dgsrette case 3330; pftrt: i i S i ? £• 2 ^ * 4 nowspaper pub- : trade and WaU gan G. BuOceley residenee, to erect The tank he demonstnted weighs "Tm tired worktng now. Tve done ceny ot 393,452 in eonnecUon with 108-plece China set 31.200; three ;Torelgn pawen win ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT PAYSI **«**««■. N. and to otreet buytag. a brick banacks building to provide tbe 33.000,000 collapse of Woody f o m m thare to Chieaco ♦fc*" about six tons. Its steel is 11-16 the very beat I could, and Tm aatis- dozen drinking glasses 3133; auto understand Japan’s poeitlon w i trade bnyteg. and Co., In wlilch he was a partner, mobile 38,300; mink coat 31,873; tg.Topaka. iachsB thick I t is powerad with a fiad. This la my la|t tank." (OonUMHd oa Fago Two). tlte dapper broker who began hla coffee table 388JIO.
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P A G E T W O MANCHCSTER EVENING HERAI.E. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14,198T ItANOTESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14,1931 PA«E't«iin<^ would only encourage more persona have been obtAlnsd by tbs stata UU' States to take tha leadership Iq the to make a dump out of the street R. A. M. GET-TOGETHER der any other method. SUSTAINS BAD FRACTURE Far EMst, assuring America of Brit WADDELL OPPOSES gutters, knowing that provision Total Approprtatlana ish support “in any action which STAMP COLLECTORS BOLTON SELECTMEN NEAR A(XIDENT CAUSES THREE MEN ARE HELD; had been made for taking away Mr. Bennett reports that the total she (the United States) may feel N. Y. Stocks Anti-Japan^e Campaign TALL CEDAR P A R H ^CATCH COLD^ refuse. The spokesman said that at TOMORROW NIGHT state appropriations to data for the IN F A U FROM TRUCK called upon to take." xoLosNAiieor present, many storekeepers do not reject are $164,000. The sum of ■The Timea’ first editorial on the DRUNK DRIVING ARREST BELIEVED STORE THIEVES EASILY? RELIEF PROPOSAL 107,000 was spent up to Nov. 33, ELEQ SLATE AND ON? sufficiently co-operate with the Members Of Delta Chapter ? Sunday incldenta sUnglngly de Adam Exp ...... MUST ANSWER.PDUE Praised By Labor Chief leaving $57,000 mors to be spent. Frank Anderson, Bakery Goods nounced Japanese conduct of the Air Reduc ...... 4 FOR KIDS MONDAY street department, and atart at the Aims Gar At Prentice, Mieses; back of their stores, sweep out the To Entertain At Temple; Commlaalbner Hurley, bowsver, who Salesman, Injured Today; war. Alaska J u n ...... ] Mcn*9 Sntta Stolen In State VICKE litter, cle^off the sidewalks In Christmas Tree ProRram has taken over jurisdiction, wUl not Well Known World War Vet. While admitting that the United Allegheny ...... HiOstown Rood Smash Are Found In New Haven i CKS East Liverpool. O., Dee. 14— (A P )xb eled “Made in Japan" and "Made a Va p o R u o ^ Would Not CoDsider Patting front of their establishments, and permit expenditure of any of that States’ material interests In the Allied Cham ...... ib Manning Named President; Wrecks Two Cars, Arrest V *TR0 4 I0 L V Arranged. balance until he seea for himself Ordered To Show Caose Why — Organized potters of the Ohio- in • Csechoalovakla"- - - signaled the Tavern. leave the debris to blow in the Frank Anderson, of 65 WaUcer Far East were smaller tlian Bri Am Can ; ...... q Made. Pennsylvania ceramics district said ChQdren Of^Masoidc Parent help* prtvnnf how much more la necessary to tain’s, the newspaper said America’s ■tart of the parade, la w)ilch police help* gad a More Elderly Aid Recipi streets. It Is understood that there Plans for the get-together of street, operator of a retail bakery Am Rad St S ...... 1 today they expected their anti- said "easily 3,000” marched. Sev la a weekly Main street cleanup complete the structure. The orig route for the BIus Ribbon Bakery, destinies— because sbe borders on Am Smelt ...... a Auction Plans Change An New Haven, Dec. 14— (A P )— A cofd$ members of Delta chapter. Royal inal state appropriations, Mr. Beo He ShonId Not Continne Choosing the wrong automobile Japanese boycott, spurred by a pa eral more thousand realdenta of cold qiffctcer made each Sunday mormng by the Arch Masons, their wives or wom sustained a bad fracture of hts leg the Pacific ocean—"ars linked far Am Tel and Tel ...... New Haven tavern keeper and two age Or "Adoption’’ Wel nett points out, was $43,000, leav more closely to China's than our at which to aim hla machine, W il rade of American Federation of La this "Crockery City" lined the side ents On Jobs In Town. street force. en friends are complete. The party late this forenoon when be fall from Am Tob B ...... e nounced; Cohunbians Fea liam Senkbell, 43, of 33 Norman bor workera would spread immedi ing an over-expenditure o f $66,00u own." Am Wat Wka ...... 1 To Serve As Constable. walks In 10-above-zero tempera Hartford men were ordered held un It was pointed out that refuse will be held at the Masonic Temple his delivery truck while at work street early last night nearly drove ately to other labor unions throogb- from the $107,000 spent up to Nov. The liberal News Chroniqla de Anaconda ...... 3 tures to see the marching potters, der bond today while detective and come To Attend. cans, placed along the principal tomorrow night and a fine time Is He was taken to the Manchester his car Into a police cruiser oper out the country. 33. manded an "Immediate embargo” on Armour. HI ...... baken, salesmen, butebera, truqk state police sought other suspects Contrary to the auggeationa made streets, have not been used to near assured all who attend. Refresh Mr. Bennett also refers to ad Memorial hospital for X-ray and op tured Next. ated by Policeman Joseph A. Pren James M. Duffy, presldut of the driven and other union memben. ments will be served and there will eration. Anderson is a World War the sale of wax materials to Japan Atchison ...... 3 Judge ICdward J. (Quinlan in Tol In what was described as a state by aoma local realdenta that r ^ p l ly the advantage that .was hoped for justments Involving $6.9,660.29. H i by both Britain and the United tice. The near collision occurred National Brotherhood of operative One marcher trailed an improvis wide ring of store thieves. Nutmeg Forest, Tidl Ced’ars at b. a Cbriatmas tree and entertain veteran, a member of ex-service or Aviation Corp ...... on Highland street, and after halt them la the cleanliness program .states that he .made no attempt to States. land County Superior court yester Potters, declared the demonstra ed Jlnriklsba bearing the slogans Judge Joeeph Weiner set bail at Lebanon, will give ita annual Chriat- cnta of town aid abould be placed ment program. Ehich one attending ganizations and the Arm y and Navy Baldwin, C T ...... /,... with a turnout of 85 mamhers, ing Senkbell, Prentice arrested him at work, helping to pick up litter hers. set up a balanced figure. He gives Balt and Ohio ...... 1 day aftemqpn ordered Bolton’s tion made him “feel more confident "We Are Tlrod Making It Soft for $1,000 for F r^ k Parillo, 29, opera No Effect Here Is asked to bring a small articis for club. for driving under the Influence of rr.ax parly for the kiddles of Ma ’ from the atreeta If'they are phyalc- as bis reason the fact that commis BendU ...... 1 tha Stamp Collectors’ Club of .Man three Selectmen, Thomas Wilson, than In all my 11 yea n ax head of the Japs—Buy American," and tor of a Temple street tavern, and Commenting on the stand taken a gift collection. liquor. SenkbeU was not In condi sonic parentage or adoption next any unable to do heavier labor. sions paid to the architect, Maurice Beth S t e e l...... ji chester laat night held Its first elec John Albasi and George Rose, to this Brotherhood that we are get "This Is the Mikado’s Last Ride In at $2,500 each for the two Hartford by some nearby towns that, since tion to be presented last night In Monday night at 7:30 at the Tem Town Charity Superintendent Golden, who h u already received Beth Steel, ^ d ...... 8 tion of officers at a meeting In the show cause why an injimcUon ting somewhere— that labor win Thl4 Man’s Town." Inside the eliay men, Warren Littlefield, 31, and the due date for the newly adopted court, and hla case was continued ple. A ll children of Masons up to Oeorge H. Waddell aaid today that more than $14,000, and the engin STATE MEDIATION BOARD Borden ...... 1 Hotel Sheridan. A stamp auction, should not be granted to restrala take up the movement all over the was a Worker wearing an Orient^ Anthony Dellecurti, 34, when they state unemployment Insurance bene- eers, the expenses of the Supervisor. Local Stocks under bonds. nation.’’ mask. 10 years of age are welcome at this he h u no intention of foUowing Can Pao during which about $15- worth of the Selectmen from allowing Ches were arraisrned In cnty C3ourt on BENNEn REPORTS Arrested on a cbarg;e of violation party. Ehmh one Is asked to bring such a plan. Since the town in Bts becomes In effect January 1 Peter J. Dalton, the demolition of Case (J. I.) ...... 9 stamps changed hands, was arrang terfield Plrie to serve the town as a William Green, A-: F. L. praldent Duffy said the competition of technical Idleness charges. The the old Bulkeley homestead, the ad of rules of the road .after a ear be a small gift to be placed with aures all of ita laborers Itaelf, Mr. these towns will drop their "made RULES ON TRUCK STRIKE Cerro De P a a ...... 8 ed In conjunction with the election. constable. who watched the parade and after Japanese ceramics had hit espe case was.continued until Dec.-21. ditlon of the third story and the Famished by F. B. Shaw, Ino. was driving off Hlllstown road others on the big Christmas tree. Waddell feels that the placing of work” projects for relief cases, Mr. ON EXPENDITURES Cbea and O h io ...... I Named for office for tha coming Writs were served on the Bolton ward addressed a mass meeting of cially bard in his district, where he The trio was arrested last night Waddell said today that Manchester central heating plant, together with 135 Trumbull 8L ■truck an automobile operated by T h r Tall Odara will furnish men, who are admittedly old or (Oontinned from Page One) Chryelar ...... e year were, president, Frederick M. Selectmen yesterday afternoon by 1,400 persons, said be was “deeply eetlmsted the potteries employ 6,000 by Detective Sergt. Raymond J. has no such projects at present, the changes listed were not Included -larttord Emilio Botti of 296 Front street, candles, fruits and Ice cream and phyalcaJly unfit, for general labor Coca Cola ...... 11 M anniu; vice president, Loula Mil Deputy Sheriff John Johnson of Hartford, Frank Tomklevich of touched” by the demonstration. He persona. Some of the marchers’ Eagan and State Policemen W il and Is not effected by the contro (Oontlnaed from Page One) In the original $140,000 estimates. William B. Martin there will be an entertainment pro might reiult in some Incident that handlers are to receive time and a Col Carbon ...... 7 ligan; mat vice president, Scott Hebron. A hearing on the order Griswold street, Glastonbury, was pledged the Federation to "make bannen touched on these Imports. liam S. Murphy'and Frank L. Pal versy which bss entered Into relief Local Bepresentative Ool Oaa and I Q ...... was set for Tuesday, December 21 real the boycott against Japan for "Meats Taste Better on Ameri gram. Members of Manchester would be eoetly to the town. for 26 men and to change the con half pay.. For more than 54 hours Simon; secretary, Charles Mitchell; said by police to have been driving mer after, the officers said, a search lodge or affiliated Masonic bodies Due to announcements recently conduct In many towns. These a week, over-the-road drivers will Bid Aaked Coml Inv T r ...... 3 r .slitant secretary, John Wooden; In Windham County Superior court far on the left side of the road. The her barbarous war In China." can Dlatahs,” one read, and another: of Parillo's tavern disclosed a num towns are understood to desire the struction of the existing garage. ip Wllllmantic. are v elcome to bring their own circulated from Washington that "A fter the approval o ' this pro receive time and a half. Htfd. Nat. Bk. A Tr. 34 36 <3omI Solv ...... treasurer, Nino Osello; assistant crash took place In front of John A bonfire of cardboard boxes la "Keep the Ktin Fires’ Bumlng.’’ \ ber o f men’s suits reported stolen State to assume Bnanclal responsi STATE DEPT. SENDS Plrie woa notified two weeks ago children or adopt a neighbor's child there are large increases of WPA ject by the WPA, the state felt Dodges Closed Shop. Htfd. Conn. Trust . .. 61 66 <3ona E d iso n ...... s treasurer, Stanley Kasky, and auc Sawickl’s place at 595 Hlllstown in this and nearby ciUca. bility for local unemployed Instead Cons O i l ...... by the Bolton Selectmen that ni. for this occasion. . panonncl Impending, local officials that Inasmuch as the government, The decision, msde public today Htfd. Nat. 3k. A Tr. 21 34 tion manager, CHarenea Bldwall. road. Both cars were badly dam Eagan said evidence had been ob of having the municipalities finance by Morgan Mooney, deputy labor PhoenU St. Bk. A Tr. 270 300 Cent Can ...... i The new officers will be Installed could no longer serve as a town con aged. Sergeant John McGIinn In Conti and Little, offer a "Little of tained to link the three men with a ; are tneUned to believe that It may through the W PA would pay for all fORMAL PROTEST TO stable since he had not filed a bond TR.YOEDY not be neceasary for the town to de work programs. necessary labor and some materials commissioner and secretary of the Insurance Stocks Com Prod ...... fl the first Monday In January, 1938, vestigated. LOCAL WOMAN DEPITTY this and a little of that.” Also on ring o f "store boosters," or mer Definite word on the proposed Del Lack and West ...... with them as required by law. Plrie vtae any "made-work’' program on on this project, It would be to the board, does not touch on the union's X Aetna Casualty ... 80 85 at which- time applications for char the bill Is the Rexolc ReYue. Alto chandise thieves operating through- Cincinnati. O.—The Ohio nver employment of local aid cases is ex' Douglas Aircraft ...... 3 ter membership will also be doted. had continued his bond In force : which to place Its aid recipients state's advantage to discard that NIPPON GOVERNMENT demand for a closed shop. Aetna Fire ...... 36H 41H gether here Is a program oonelsUng ouf*the state. flood-of last January swept away pec ted after a meeting of the char' It is provided that the wage scale X Aetna Life ...... 22 24 Du Pont ...... i i Ladies and gentlemen over 18, In from last year with Town Clerk IN ORDER OF VASA I ' such as was proposed at the last part of the project which called for David Toomey he maintained. SOUTH POLE EXPLORER of the highest type of variety. Edward Crews’ home. Ity committee of the Board of Sc' remodeling the Bulkeley residence shall be retroactive to Sept. 29. X Automobile ...... 34 26 Eastman Kodak ...... 15 terested in stamp collecting, are On the screen the State presents ': ineeUag of the Board of Selectmen (Oontinned from Page One) Elec Auto L i t e ...... 1 He moved hts family Into a ga Is thought that there la a possi lectmen, which may be called short' and to erect a modem thri^e-story The union's request that the nin- Conn. General ...... 34 26 eligible for charter membership at Roland Young and John L ^ e r In Gen Elec ...... 4 tbla time. Miss Frideborji E. Thoren To rage and set about building a new j- btUty that all able-bodied men may ly. In the meantime, W P A may limestone administration building, nlng time from Hartford to New Hartford Klre ...... 60VR 62H TO ADDRESS HREMEN "King Solomon's dines," according SEGAR TO INSTALL mlttce members w u ready, how Gen Foods ...... 3 A drawing for a pool of 1,000 house. / find employment on W PA projects absorb mors laborers. and also to Increase the facilities in York city be extended from six and Hartford Steam Boiler 65 69/ Install OfTicers In Five to Liberty the beat film of this sort ever. to proteat any adminlatratton Gen Motors ...... 3 stamp varietiea was won last night MASONS TO Um Last Saturday he finished the after the Brat of the year. the barracks building by complete one-half to eight hours is denied National Fire ...... 52 64 Lodges Including One Here. since "Trader Horn." There is also step that would tend to break down The six and one-half hours time is Gillette ...... by Philip Waddell. Another dra*-/- Member of Admiral Byrd Ex OFnCERS JANUARY S job, started a fire In the furnace to Would Make Strw t a Dump ly finishing the basement area, by American neutrality. The group X Phoenix Fire ...... 72 75 a splendid co-feature. changing the construction on the established for trips both to New Rosala Insurance . . . . 4% t>\ Hecker Prod ...... Ing will be held at the next meeting. pedition To Be Guest Of warm the home for moving In. Ona town official, speaking In re- fought for enactment of the neu Hershey ...... 4 OmCERS TONIGHT Miss Frideborg E. Thoren. of 224 SCOUTS TOY CAMPAIGN front elevation to limestone and face York and Boston. Travelers ...... 800 410 A change In auction plans was de Hose Co. No. 2, M. F. D. Something went wrong. The new i gard to the suggested town clesnup trality law, and h u criticized the Seniority rights are to be main Hudson Motors ...... cided upon at the meeting, and In West Center rtreet, newly elected Swedish Benevolent Society home burned to the ground. campaign on which It was proposed b'ick and by changing all neces Public Utility ndmlnl.itratlon for .lot Invoking It tained. Int Harv ...... e stead of a general Item auction, district deputy of the Order of Vasa Will Also Observe 39th An that older town aid recipients be MAKES GOOD PROGRESS sary flooring to fireproof construc In the Far Eastern oonfllcL Conn. Lt. and Pow. . 51 56 John H. Von Der Wall, who was for this section of the state, will GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS tion. The agreement Is to remain In Int Nick ...... 4 from now on, sales will be centered Annual Meeting To Open At ' employed, aaid that such a program Suggests a Probe Conn. Pow...... 41H 43 V4 Int Tel and Tel ...... a member of Admiral Byrd's ex conduct Installation of officers for niversary At Ils Next M eet Heating Plant force until Aug. 4. 1938. It can Htfd. Elec. L t...... 53 55 on particular Issues or types. At 7:30 In ’The Yemple; Impor pedition to the South Pole, has been Senator Reynolds (D., N. C.l, who Johns Manvllle ...... 8 the next meeting, auction will be rs- five lodges of the Order during next ing. "It was decided to erect the new be terminated or amended by eltbet Hartford Gas ...... 27 31 tant Bu8lne!K...,’i o A ttract secured by the committee making IN PARTY LAST NIGHT Scoutmaster Danny Shea and his began the Senate discussion yester Kennecott ...... '...... 3 stricted to Columbian lisqes, and month. Including Scandia Lodge of •a*eks garage building and provide a cen party with 30-days’ notice. Twelve So. New Eng. Tel. CJs. 145 150 arrangements for the annual dinner day with a demand for withdrawal large trucking concerns are affect Leldgh Val Rd ...... J ...... all stamps, to bo put up for sale, Crowd, this town, of which she Is a past Swedish Benevolent Society Se- staff of assistants Including William tral heating plant which wou 1 Alanufacturlng Stocks and Christmas party of Company CAREY ^^rrow poulards COLDS of American military forcea from ed. Ligg and Myers B ...... 8 must be of that lisue. president. Merry Marionettes Entertain gar will observe Its 39th anniver McCarthy, John Quaglia and John serve all three buildings. This nec the Orient, said he might propose a Acme Wire ...... 25 27 Loew’s ...... 4 No. 2 of the Manchester fire de Scandia will hold Its election of Mediations Board. The annual meeting of Manches With Two Puppet Shows; sary on Saturday evening. Janu Krinjak report great progreas ^n essarily Involved a much greater Congressional inquiry. Am. Hardware ...... 181G 20% Lorlllard ...... 1 partment, to speak at the dinner officers this Thursday night at 8 'The decision Is signed by Prof GIRL STILL CRITICAL ter lodge of Masons will be held 'n Thursday night. He will relate his ary 8, at Orange hall, and at the • ROOFING FEVKR the repairing and painting of the cost, to both the state and the WPA. Senator Borah (R., Idaho), Inter Arrow H and H, com 30% 31% Mont Ward ...... 3 o’clock at Orange hall, and the In Annual Gift Exchange. Clyde O. Fisher, John H. Goss and Stafford Springs, Dec. 14.— (A P ) the Masonic Temple tonight. Lodge experiences n "Little Aroerics.” All same time will Install officers elect wMi new faces flrvi tfar The W PA approved all of • thes'? rupted debate to comment he was George A. Doyie. Billings and Spencer . 2% 4 Naah-Kelv ...... 1 stallation will take place on Thurs toys which they are collecting for changes, as did Commissioner Sun Brl.stol Brass ...... 32 86 —Miss Ruth Chamberlain 01 Town will open at 7:30 and the business members are urged to attend. ed last Saturday. The ceremony uncertain whether the Panay had It Is explained that, In consider Nat Blsc ...... 1 day. January 3, with Miss Thoren Garden club members enjoyed galraw Mm Urwpa nlnaiM dljtribuUoD to the needy children derland. As a result, the cost In Collins Co...... 108 110 send, Vt., who has been imconsclous Includes reading of reports 01 o f will be In charge of Past Pre.- urged Senators to withhold com had lasted three weeks and violence Phil Pete ...... 8 Can Marc ...... DANCE TRIO FEATURED White", and an original play, Time Payments Arranged. ling. Probably the taani*a beat Valoe at of these changes, the state has been do., pfd...... 92 100 STATE Carl A. Anderson, treasurer; Albert The list of needy families Is be ments until the facts were more had resulted In the arrest of 16 Pub Serv N J ...... 3; National Guard Cent States El ...... "Betty’s Christmas Doll." Miss provided with modern, flreprooi North and Judd . . . . 23 25 ^ MANCHESTER^" Swanson, chaplain; Emil Anderson, GROCERY ing oomplled for the scouts by Miss clearly known. men, 15 o f whom now are being Radio ...... I O ts S e r v ...... Evelyn Beer, Miss Marion Brook InHured W orkmen. buildings, heated economically by a Peck, Stow A Wilcox 6 7V4 AT STATE, HARTFORD master of ceremonies; A lgol John 183 Spruce Street Jessie Reynolds. Any one having How much the American bill for tried In Superior Court on charges Reading ...... n TODAY AND TOMORROW — News — Cits Serv., p f d ...... ings. and Mrs. Raymond Wood- n central heating plant and 1 believe Russell Mfg. Co...... 23 26 bridge skilfully manipulated the son, Inner guard; Carl Johnson, any toys to donate to the drive call Indemnification will total h u not of conspiracy and breach of the Rem Rand ...... 1 ; aoiinr El Bond and Share .. that the replacement value of these X Scovlll Mfg. Co. ... 21H 23*4 wires controlling the motions of the outer guard; Arvld Gustafson, trus 6780 and they wlU be called for. been decided. This will depend to peace. Repub Steel ...... n By DANNY SHEA Nlag Hud P o w ...... Another outstanding stage show Industrial Insulation i ai l i iZK'II K-ri21ueiid3CU Gold Medal or Pillsbuiy builuings Is far beyond what could Stanley W orks ...... ; 34 36 'M O H liM lIlllf marionettes on the miniature stage, tee for three years; Carl E. TTloren, a great extent on the number of The strike was called Sept. 7 by Rey Tob B ...... 4: Go. K, ISBth Infantry Penn Road ...... dpens at the State Theater, Hart Torrington ...... 23 25 as Miss Irene Walter read the text. representative to Hall Association Flour, 24^ lb. q q casualties and the condition of some Local 671 of the A F L International Safeway Stores ...... $ Hlya Buddies; Segal Lock ...... ford, Wedne.sday for four days. An Company, Inc. Union Mfg. Co...... 6 7 The presentations were much en Svea for three years; Emil Brandt, of the Standard Oil vessels, not all Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauf Schenley D li ...... 21 S U L d U f f l U , May we remind the Howitzer Unit Gas ...... all-headllner show of talented art b a g ...... 9 a l C U S Envelope, com .. — 60 joyed. Mrs. Herbert B. House won auditor to the Association. (New Britain Conn.) of which were destroyed. feurs, Stablemen and Helpers. A t Sears Roebuck...... 5' Company that our score ts still 1000 Unit L t and Pow A ... ists Is headed by 'Tip, Tap, Toe," the peak of the strike, the union do., pfd...... 120 130 Shell Union ...... ii u - t i m c M per cent as they stated recently only first prize, a tray In M-uctcan pot Plans are being made to serve C£INIHe''S M X Naval officers c.,Umatcd the cost who were featured In "You Can’t 0 Jack Frost Sutrar, g ^ estimated that 1.200 workers had Veeder Root, new ,., 41*4 43*4 tery. for having the most correct supper at this meeting, the commit 673 Main Street Manchester of replacing the Panay, Including Socony Vac ...... 11 now It’s one game played: one game GET CHRISTM AS BON"US Have Everything" with the Ritz 10 lb. cloth bag . . O X C X toined In the walkout, which tied up Whitlock Coil Pipe .. — 10 South Pac ...... 2 won, and no games lost. See you to- answers tn an advertising game. tee in charge consisting Of Ernest INC. X nuichiuery and armamenta, would freight movement throughout east New York Bank and Ins, Slock South Rwy ...... 1; brothers, and who come to the Carol singing foUowed with Mrs. Kjellson, chairman; Henning A. Phone 6869 0 nlgbL Hartford. Dec. 14— (A P )— For State direct from alx months at the exceed $500,000. ern Connecticut. Bank of New York ., 840 350 Watch the columns of the Herald R. K. Anderson at the ptano. Home Johnson and Carl Thoren. Land O’Lakes A A ^ St Brands ...... 1 the second successive year, em Cotton CHub. That funny-faced The Panay was the first Ameri A fter numerous attempts at Bankers Trust ...... 46 48 St Gas and El ...... 1 fur the announcement of the arrival made cake and cookies, Ice cream ployes of G. Fox and Company, now comedl.an. Joe Besser, with, Lee Butter, l b ...... f r f r C can naval vessel to ^ sunk in a conciliation had failed, both sides Chase ...... 30 32 St on Cal ...... 21 o f the pay checks. They will be dis cups and candy were served by the hostile action since the World War, Chemical ...... 42*4 44 <4 ON THE NAME SHOW numbering about 1,800, will receive Ftoyce, presents the liveliest skit NOVELTY GIFTS FROM CLIFFORD’S suddenly agreed , to' submit the Is St Oil N J ...... 4; tributed the night they are received a Christmas bonus of 3 per cent of Christmas party committee, and Farm Style and the first In peacetime since the sues to the state hoard. The union Continental ...... 11 13 Tex Corp ...... 3 James OLEAHON-Zasu PITTS at the armory. in years, guaranteeing many a the annual exchange at gifts took .Maine was sunk In Havana harbor Corn Exchange ...... 49 51 In "40 NAUGHTY GIRLS” their year's wages. It was announc laugh a minute; the four Spurgates, Creamery Q A claimed that employers had given Timken Roller Bear ...... 4 The Company held their regular ed today. place. The beautiful growing Genuine Leather In 1898. them a verbal agreement that a Guaranty Trust ,.,..214 224 the "Diamond Aristocrats” give a Butter, lb...... e J a l C Trans America ...... 1 drill last night. The formation was Payments will aggregate some Christmas tree, whicb was llluml- DRESS SETS Navy Department records show closed shop policy would be main First National ...... 1765 1815 TO THE LADIES called by First Sergeant Thomas new meaning to sensational, coming nated with colored bulbs during Union Carbide ...... 7 Oolden Poppy Bak-ln-Ware $70,000 or more, It la estimated. ----- [ t c h Million People Bought Philcos, And Like Theml] TOILET SETS that two destroyers, the transport tained. X Irving ...... 10*,4 12H Union Pac ...... g Paganl at aeven-tblrty. A formal from the marvelous new Interna the evening, was given as an attend Art Benson Says Pure Lard, With Zipper Studs and President Lincoln and the cruiser X Manhattan ...... 21 23 inspection of the Company was then Last year, the etore gave the 1,500 tional (^ I n o In New York. ance prize, and drawn by President Unit Aircraft ...... 2 Starts Jeannette MacDonald permanent employes then on the 1 lb. pkg. . Cuff San Diego were the only American Manufact. Trust .... 35*4 37*4 Unit Corp ...... held by the Company commander. Johnny Berkes and June Carr, W. E. Buckley. Mr. Buckley do 12c Thurs, In ’THE FIREFLY"* payroll a total of some $60,000 In a warship casualtlcn of the World National City Bank . 25V4 27*4 Unit Gas Imp ...... 1 Numerous corrections were made stars of stage, screen and radio, are nated a quantity o f silver artemisla up Rutton.s GREAT BRITAIN RECEIVES year-end bjnus on about the same Native Eggs, $ 3 . 9 5 War. The destroyer and the trans New York TVust . . . . 95 99 U S Rubber ...... 2 and the same faults are not expect funnier than ever In "Joe Palooka's and suggested the members ex port were sunk by German subma Public ...... 28 30 basis. Buddy meets the Beauty;’’ Lewis medium size, doz. U 8 Steel ...... 5 ed to happen again. A seasion of change winter bouquet material. 28c rines. The San Diego went to the ANOTHER JAP APOLOGY Title Guarantee ...... 6 7 West Union ...... 2 close order drill followed as the of Boxed BRUSH $ Insurance End TO D AY — RIO Stags Sbow| 1.00 bottom when she hit a mine off New West El and ’ I f g ...... '■....10 ficers’ sabres flashed out and the This Is A RADIO BUYERS’ YEAR! LITTLE JACK UTTLE Home Science T oilet Seta SETS York. American (Newark) . 10 12 Wool worth ...... 3 command “forward march" sound (Contlnned from Page One) Bread, loaf ... TIE CH.MNS AND American Reserve ... 1814 20*4 Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 1 ed throughout the armory. Riot 8c $1.95 Up $1.00 American Surety ... 36*4 38*4 Duty under the supervision of Sec *The 1938 Philcos Are The COLLAR PINS — 50c. understood to bo preparing to dis Excess ...... 4*4 5*r H artford Prices Are The Most Baker’s Cocoa, GETS SERVICE EMBLEM ond Lieutenant Walter Cowles took STATE BUYS 35 ACRES patch a severe note to Tokyo, and Fid. and Deposit . . . . 95 99 the spotlight for the remainder of 1/4 lb. can .... Eden Indicated he would make a 7c Bill Great American ___ 19 21 Waterbury. Conn., Doc. 14— (A P ) the drill period. An Informal busi Best We *ve Seen In 10 Years * ‘TY-HOLD’ TIE RACKS new statement to the House of Com. Halifax ...... 21 23 ness meeting was held and the com Attractive We*ve Ever Seen*' AT SHERWOOD ISLAND mons later In the day. —Eugene P. Slason. baggagemaster Pea Beans, Folds Accommodates 1,5 ties. Folds Hanover ...... 26*4 28*4 of the Waterbury divtston, proudly pany was dismissed by the First There were growing Indications Home Ins...... 24 26 Sergeant 4 IbSe • • • • • fist so you .see the front of that the British government would showed friends and fellow workers 19c each tie. Home Fire Security . IH 2 \ Major Philip C. Hawley, battalion ? 1 .0 0 Governor Cross Announces Fi- look to President Roosevelt for lead .Mass. Bonding ...... 39 42- today a diamond-studded gold em POPULAR blem presented to him by the New commander of the Third Battalion, Salted Herrings, Up $ 1.00 nitl Step In Com pleting O f ership In the next move If protests National Liberty .... 6 7 paid bis official visit to the com- full to gain full satisfaction for the .North River ...... 24 26 Haven Railroad In recognition of hia 4 f o r ...... Summer Playground. 50 years of service. I ny last night 25c attacks on British and American Prof. Wash...... 2514 27*4 'W e imderstand that one of our vessels. Pref.-Accident ...... 13 S 1514 Supt. W. H. Broqks presented the Rinso, large Hartford. Conn., Dec. 14— (A P )— medal yesterday to the baggage- privates Is contemplating joining Connecticut took the final major Not To Let It Rest Seaboard Surety . . . . 22 *4 25 *4 the regulars. Good luck. Tommy. package ..., The British nation, aroused by Security Ins...... 27 29 master, who started to work for the 19c step In completing development of railroad In 1887 as a freight brake- Former Lieutenant Nathan one of Its summer playgrounds lust the Oriental situation, apparently Springfield Fire A Ma. 102 106 Gatchell was a visitor at the ar MARKET had no Intention of letting the mat man. 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING Spry, as the winter sports season Was be X Sun Life ...... 440 490 mory last night It seems good to SHOPS ter rest with the dispatch of a U. S. F. and G...... 13 15 , “WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP” 1 lb. can .. ginning. see one o f the.old officers with new 38-7XX Don’t use an old radio,-be 19c Gov. Cross announced yesterday routine protest. Westchester ...... 27 29 HAPPY YULETIDE interest We're expecting the 38-4XX the purchase, for $22,5,0()0. of a However, the view was expressed X—Elx-Dlvldend. lieutenant around again soon. Yes, $79.95 Leaa A erial cause you think it isn’t tract of land, about 35 acres In that the United States was "the New Albany, Ind.—To make aure you guessed It, he’s the school $15 F or Y ou r Old Radio $114.50 With Aerial Installed area, to be added to the Sherwood more aggrieved party" because of he would have enough money for teacher. worth much. Trade it in. $25 For Your Old Radio Island state park, fronting the the sinking of the Panay whereas SAYS EXPORT GROUP Christmas, Kenneth A. Miller picked And now I'U leave you until to WEDNESDAY SPECIAI/S ^wednMdaV^ MMfNCWMfWMIflISilWtWMIWWwsKKKMsiHKWaCriCKWSkWMIMeWMMMW sound In Westport. the British gunboats Ladybird and strawberries, hunted walnuts, sold night’s game. It’s worth plenty at Ben Bea weathered attacks. Therefore. Your Cost "A fte r many years of doubt, Sher novelties and "did oud jobs wnen 1 I ’ll be seeln’ ya. Your Cost wood Island park now becomes an In this reasoning, the Initiative was CONTROLS FARMING wasn't busy at the night club where CUT TO ORDER son’s! Just look at these accomplished fact," the Governor Washington’s. I work." London newspapers pave promin aaid. ence to the Roosevelt message to (Oontinned from Page One) He has just drawn from nine COMPANY K QUINTET SIRLOIN The tract, known as the George “NO WONDER Lmperor Hlrohlto but carried little banks 50 Christmas savings checks W. Galr property. Includes a large on Britain's own conferences In contrast with a "world that has for $25 each. BEATS HIGHLAND PARK ROUND The Bcautv Nook Special I.s and expensive home. There la no Downing street. Editorials urged a gone mad w th nations) hysteria." shore frontage but the added land solid Anglo-American front to deal .Move for Peace Porterhouse Meeting With Such Approv.-il" will enable the state to build an with the matter. Secretary Hull’s efforts in that The Company "K " Guards defeat STEAKSA N Y S IZ E — A N Y T H IC K N E S S 27 W other roadway Into the park, In Expect Statement field, he said, "hava imdnubtedly ed the Highland Park quintet at the ______Pound PRICES AP.E crease the plcknlcklfig facilities, and Prime Minister Neville Chamber represented an Important peace armory laat night 33-23. The teams make room for the construction of lain,' It was thought, might make a making force during this turbulent took the floor Immediately following more bath-houses. statement In tha House of Commons period." the Guards drill period. Numerous GREATLY REDUCED The state now owns 128 acres of this afternoon, following up Eden's In speeches at yesterdair’s opening visitors were present os "K " and land at Sherwood Island and about terse announcement )resterday that sessions, Secretary of Agriculture the Highlanders were running neck 1,000 feet of beach. m , On Such Well Known the British ambassador to Tokjro Wallace and President Edward A. and neck up to the half, closing ;)8.12T— R egular $27.50. O’Neal of the Federation expressed . Permanents A i . , . bad "made the strongest protests." uithe final ^rtod with a tie score divers views on pending farm legia- $.5 For Your Old Radio. COAL BIN FIRE STOPPED It was also regarded as posslbls (11-11) Brazowa)(l starred for the that the Commons session might ilatlon. Adlers and Anderson for the H|gh- • ZOTOS • JAMEl. O'Neal openly criticized the sec Y O U R COST New Haven, Oonn., Dec. 14— disclose whether Britain was plan adera FRESH or SMOKED ^ ning to reinforce her fleet In (jhlneee retary and said tbs Federation The "K ” Guards wiU meet " " )i]i • RILLING • THER.MIQUE (A P )—The smouldering fire In the "cannot and kill not compromise on post office coal bln was finally ex waters. owitzer Company on the armory Government leaders were believ the fundamental Issue” of crop eon- floorfloe tonight In their first rivalry ■' >vll ■•FREDERICK tinguished today after a twro-week trol. battle. ed to have under discreet review this ^ a r . Both teams are out to • EUGENE • NESTLE Wallace ignored O’Neal’s com defeat tbetr fellow Guardsmen and Seven workm>n, equipped with positive stepo which might be taken If Japan does not .-omply with re ments In hts address and said there a good game is slated. ' ■ I Hi • GOLD CUP • FRIGIDINE gas masks sines last Saturday when quests for apologies, indemnities were good poinu in both the bill Shoulders l o 38-116XX— 15 Tubes r a S - lX X — 12 Tubes the blaze began sending off coal and guarantees. The cooperation pasted last week by the Hbusa and And Many Others gas, finished the task o f turning and iMCktng of the United States In the one pending In the Senate. He $230 W ith A eria l Installed $194.50 W ith Aerial over the remaining 75 tons of soft TWO NEW CHAIN STORES any "poalUve eteps’’ would be re expressed the conviction the "strong $75 F or Y o u r Old Radio $50 For Your Old Radio coal In the bln. ’The blaze was ex garded as necessary. points of both will be brought to ONE DAY SALE Your old radio covers the g u a r a n t e e d to be as REPRESENTED tinguished as soon as It wroa levellad Snfflclrot Warohlpa gether and a workable bill will re PLAN LOCAL OUTLET down payment! ^ That a Why the Beauty Nook Is the Salon for Discriminating Women off and exposed to the air. L. R. Flstcber, a Labor member sult” when they emerge from a Your Cost Your Cost May we suggest you make your ap The cause was believed to be Of Commons, said he Intenued to ask joint conference committee of tha spontaneous combustion. two Houses. Two new stores are to’ be opened Armour's Star LARD pointment as early in the day as pos whether Chamberlain Is satisfied Easy Budget Terms! DID YOU KNOW that British forces at Hongkong, by two new chains in Mancheatar sible ! the Crown Colony on the south TRINITY STUDENT DIBS about January 1. The store at East That Unwanted Hair Can Be Qulclcly Center and Parker streets la now — Service Policy — T E L E P H O N E 8011 China coast, are sufficient for de PORK LIVER Removed A t Little Coat fense o f Hongkong in view of the Hartford. Dec, 14— (A P )—Ed bein; remodeled and will be opened A t the Beauty Nook 7 Personal Notices. •oon by the Fireatone Foods storas, Our Success In the Radio Business MARY ELIZABETH’S present attuaUon. ward CTiapman of tha freshman . iPletcher said also he would ask class at Trinity college died today arcording to the annoimcement ap- Is Due To Prompt. Expert, Courteous p<-aring on the windows. The alter If the prime minister would consider at 4 a.m., at the Hartford hospital a tio n are being made In the store HAMBURG Servicel Ask Your Neighbor! CARD OF THANKS the deeirabUlty of transferring He Is tha son of Hr. and Mrs. Harry by Wolf Greenberg of Hartford. W . wish te sztend thanks to oar some capital ships to Far Elastem F. Chapman. East Hartford and was nsighbura and frianda for thair klod- Another chain store, with head- BEAUTY NOOK waters. In the view of Fletcher graduated from the East Hartford naaa to ua during tha lllnaaa and at N’-artara In Boston, Is considering J , t**® Ground Floor” tha tlma of tha daath of our daar and his supporters the battleships High school la June 1987. .“Sr®* • vacant store on North PIGS 986Main Street, Cheney Building OpenTues.and’Thurs.Evenings moihoa..Wa aro also gratsful to thoaa Barham, Rj^Iution and Hood, now Cliapman died of Intaraal hemor- PLATE BEEF Furniture and Radio who oSarad tha naa of thair eara and **“ ^ vrlll open It soon In the Madltarranaan. should ba sent rbagea wlilch hospital authorttlaa after the flrat o f tfie year. If tha 705 Main Street : Johnson Block aant baautliul floral trlbulaa to reinforce the China squadron. An Idea! Give her a gift certificate for one of these waves to Tha MeCluskar Famllr. ■aid might hava been tha result of AMAZING-SENSATIONAL-UNBELIEVABLE p r ^ t p la n are carrisd through. FEET CaO 3535 For Expert Radio Serrice! Tha Mc8harrr and Reardon Family, Tha Influential Tlmee of London a aarious operation parfonnsd aev- T^dialn deals in meaU i5 *d SOUP MEAT Tha Martin Family. Intimated It was up to tha United era! years ago^ groceries. -, BENSON MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANLUESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 14,1987 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14,1987 PAGE Ing authorities should have done, menta— T am Um Lord, thy CkxJ; long ago—finding out what was thou ahalt have no other Coda be lywood; 12 Trump Davidson orches going to let him out of tbe car aa the rent-paying or home-financing fore me,” la a law that doea not run MRS. ROSE TO LECTURE tra. COLD WAVE CAUSES soon aa we got out of town." In N e w Y o r k Kealtli and Diet WABC-<3BS— 7:80 Helen Menken STATE AUTO DEALERS capacity of the people for whom the here, because an American citizen LOST DAILY RADIO PROGRAM The others who tried to escape: WTIC serial; 8 Edward G. Robinson play; government was undertaking to is guaranteed the Constitutional' AT THE X TONIGHT J. V. Bair, alias Jesse Williams, 27, Advice TUESDAY. DECEMBER 14 (GttUnl a«d Bm Im h Stsndsrd Tratslaia BresAeaatlsg Barrlea; 8:80 Zasu Pitta with A l Jolson; 9 $ DEATHS IN ENaAND -Of Sumter: WlUlam B. W o o ^ 24 MEETINGDIHAin supply dwelling unita. right to wrorship whatever gol >*37. NSA W-4c.. he. 56JMW W. 1640 K. U OKS M. co ile■'C7 ^ —» ; T_-10_Benny —--- -F Goodman awaosQ.awing. of Rochester, N. Y.: Herbert Moor Pregrama subject ta ehanpe by stations without pravleua netico. F. Me Speaker’s Topic To Be "Inter W JZ-NBC—7:80 Glenn Darwin, Snow Drifts 12 Feet Deep. However, the point la that Jua- ■ TtsaHnesIrving O^wtlee*.Berlin’s town man, 41. o f Detroit, Mich.; and 350 Delegates In AttendaM#;] must h« solv^ and will be solved, car Is la- t r e a t i n o a s t h m a NBC"WEAF (RED) NETWORK I wkbb wtaq wkbh wceo wsbt u ej wn Baatarn BtaadarO riias national Mart”— In Close baritone; 8 Husbands and Wives; By GEORGE ROSS belled "7B.” CAST OF CHARACTEB8 Block Roads; Trains Run George Wlngard, 22. of (Columbia. not only for social reasons but be tlce McReynolda has openly, un had labored to remove the rocks BASIC — Eaati weaf vnao wtle wjar MOUNT,—kver kis koh Ini ksve kfbb Touch With World Events. 8:30 Edgar A. Guest; 9 Whittal Sanders, stabbed flve times with Prominent Speakers To *Ad-, Vincent Aator drew down VA- ROBERT B AR R Y — hero, ex wtac weak kyw wfbr wro way whan COAST—knx kola kol tfVT kvlksfo key Stradivarlus concert; 9:30 NIgbt Far Behind Schedules. dress The Gathering. cause construction of homes is po qualifiedly accused the majority of New York, Dec. 14— No mora 1, 3 and 3. The permanent relief of bronchial plorer. days ago. It was still early morn wcae ortam wwj waal wdoi* M^ldwoati T tasisy, Daoemhsr 14 an ice-pick-llke Instrument w-as asthma depends upon: 1 . The de ing and the sun was pouring Into kad wmaq who wow wdaf wiro katp; Cent. ■ast. club;; 10:30 Celia Gamba, violin buried at Anderson, bla former tentially the largest business, when the court of having supported theft, temperamental fraternity exia m Jacob Ruppert's car la marked M E L I S S A L A N E — heroine, 4:*S— t ilO "Dssr Tsaehsr" Frsfrtm the cliff castle area with great brlL Mountain: koa kdyl; South: wml^; P. M. Under the auspices of the Man- stylist London, Dec. 14.— (A P )—Bitter home yesterday. all Its ramifications are considered, of having sanctioned fraud and of R3. velopment of a strong diaphragm Barry’s partner. Paciflet kfl kaw komo khwlw wfea 4:80—The Stofy of Mary Marlin science clubs; 3 Your health, cations and transportation In the M merala, either. His auto la tag h a d e s JONES—pioneer; mem waan work wcql; MIdwoatt wood wgl •:M— W ■ Hall A Orthsttoo current events, will present the flrat DON MARQUIS DYING; 'Ussa. She. ran to the edge and t:46— •)« ( TIms.at MIersphsiw 4:45—The Road of Life. “Diet"; 6 America's schools. WABC- British isles today, and caused at gathered at Hotel Bom) today tar ____ I *1 of excessive costs, and ever since It might be a good Idea for any- turbulent painter with hie' bniah. ged "i'U ". movement 3. The avoidance of ber Barry’s party. wfbf wbow wobc kaoo kana. OTHER their 16th annual oonreatloo...... 11 «• peered down. "Ana the camp— it S:*0— 7i«0—H lie Mtleflss - tost; 6:00—Hash Keene. of two lectures this season at the CiBS— 3:30 School of the A ir; 4 least nine deaths. the beginning of the depression It onfc who contemplates assailing the And -woe unto those who diaturb Gene Buck drives a "907". those foods which cause excess gas OPTIONAL STATIONS — Canadian: Horbsrt FsetcI's______Intanbls—vast_____ “Y " tonight, under the topic, "The Early morning sesaieBS, wars gtv*' looks heavenly. Bob. Oh!” erct cfef; Contrail wefl wtmj wlba wday Til^-Hsllywsod’i Seraons«oMs 8:18—T elry and the Pirates. Curtis Institute muslcale; 6 Barry . Huge snow drifts, some 12 feet IS FAMOUS WRITER m iB ie n o r t h k AtwtvnArno John Golden’s town car la In U\e stomach and intestines. In Yeeterday; Starting oat to seerch kfyr koam: South: wtar wptf wla wjaa I ternational Mart.” Again on en over to bustnesi o f tte * —~ 1 v ' has been either almost paralyzed or Supreme Court at some time In the. them. There were sundry other excla •;t» - Tito—Holon Msnktn's ts H a t- 6:80—Jock Armstrong. Wood and his music. WJZ-NBC — deep, blanketed Scotland and north PRCS8 marked GG8 9. avoiding these gas-forming foods for Bob after his Mag ahaenoe. wfla-wsun wlod waoe wfbc wwxic weao bsole; U. S. Army Sand—Dixie March 1, 1938 she will speak at the 13:30 Farm and Home Hour from tlon. President Harry $L Bloata, Tb« AMMCl«t«4 Pr*«i l » «AWluRlV«lf future to obtain a certified copy of Take Dinty Moore, for exam mations and sighs of relief. The wave wamb wjdx ern England. Fog blurred some ■far behind the nation's needs. Ed Wynn’s choice was YV2. the chief ones to be omitted are Hooey Bee Girl growa Increasingly 7:00— SsOO—BdwtraO. RtblnunPloy 8:45—"Little Orphan Annie." “■y” on "Prejudices Preferred.” U> tht of ropublleoMoB ple. He is aa proud of bla vegetable two were. Indeed, almoet ecstatic kvoo___ wfaa wbap k ^ ’ woal___ kths___ 7:«0— SitO—Al Jslaen wlUi His Shtw 6:00— News. U. o f Wisconsin; 3 Continental sections while Ice and even flood- Author Of “The Oid Soak” Se- called a genera] meeting and raporta the minority opinion in the Liberty Walter Chrysfjpr drives IONS. starches, sugars, onions, garlic, bitter toward Melissa. kfba ktba karkJiane; Mountain: kflr In view of the fact that a large of officers Were received. •i all aowo ilApatohoo oroAito^ to ft Clearly there must be something soup, bis corned beef and cabbage with Joy. Bob took both her hands t:0»- •<9»—SI Pure* and Hts Osns Varieties; 4 Whittal Stradivarlus water hampered facilities In other riousiy lii; His Friends Raiiy M Dot otbo.*^{»o eroditAtf to tbu bond case and preserve It. Then Playboy Tommy ManvlUe gets ^ k e d cabbage, and cooked dried kabl ktar kob; Pacific: kfbk kwg kmj t;«0— t:io—Tack Otkis Collsse— to e 6:15— Rhythmolres. crowd la expected to avail them concert. very like a revolution In.the home and ^ e n bla gefuelte flab as a CH APTER XXm and fanced in a circle with her, kid kem SiOI^IOiOO—Ooedman Swlns—«lse ett parts. Four addresses were scheduled to lli Sapor 0*4 oIdo tb* to«a) oow« cob along with license place 14F, beans. Such foods must be complet 8:80—WrigbtTlIle Oarlon. selves of this opportunity to btar Some Wednesday short wavei: To Heip Him. be given. Wilbur L. Cross, Jr., elilsC '" .iltbod borota when he feels like abiuing t.he Su Tin r%n Alieylte might be of bla "W o have about a hundred fashion. Then be swung her into a Cant. Kaat. (ISO—10:10—Del Casino'* ionss— ba- 6:45— "Hobby House.” Two persons died of exposure, construction industry. Dwelling which la a seual number and not ly eliminated at the start of the ote; St. Lsuls Polly Pollloo—midw the lecturer, the Whiton Memorial ZTJ Johannesburg 2:30 p. m. Old engineer of the Motor Vehlclra D»> bJ] fishU of ropoblteattoao M preme Court to the very limit he latc.st song. Let a customer com matches here, and six candles." Bob close embrace and kissed her, long 4:90— 6tS0»iaek Armatfons* SaHab* 7:00—Am et ’n’ Andy. two track wiorkers were killed, four rPpoeiaJ 4t«patobo« bofoto oro olor ro» units must be planned on a plane of an accounting of his wives and treatment and starch and sugar are 1:41— 10:41—A LIMIo Nlsht Muolo hall has been engaged. The Import time smoking concert; GSD OSC New York, Dec. 14.— (A P )— partihent and Norman Damon, d l* ' plain about the way a bowl of Intended brides. was Inspecting his shoulder pack, and thoroughly. basic: Vagabonds Quartet^weat 10:0(b-l1;00—Tommy Oorooy Orohoot. 7:15—Vocal Varieties. persons were killed In a Rosral Air * b a r ^ can quote Justice McReynolda and to be added in moderation only af 4;4S— 6:4^Littla Orphan Annie — —boale; Pootlo Malodloo—wool rpt ant happenings the past week In GSB London 6:20 Irish story "Over Friends who knew Don Marquis In rector of the Automotive Safstg • fi' costa Just about one-half aa high as soup Is prepared . . . and he Is now reclaimed. "They would serve Neither of them really looked at east; Johnnie Jehnaten. SengL 7:80—News Reporter. Force plane craah and a sailor was T-^ sit back, saying; "My_ authority la ter recovery U well under way. 3. 10:10—lliMi—Oaorso'■ '■ * Oloon’o -. . Orchftteetre____ Europe and the Orient will be dis the Hill Came Love” and 9.20 Light his years as a newspaperman, au Foundation In New York a t y . Mo ‘ Dorrl— allosi a< M. & A. Sorr- those which have occupied the given bis hat, coqt and walking Subterranean Jokes ter us In event tbe flashlight failed.” Honey Bee, so intent on each other 8:0(b-* 6:0(b*-Scitnca from the News 11:00—11:00—Orrin Tuckor Orehoatro 8:00—Johnny i^th Russ Morgiui. washed overboard In the Irish Sea. V ,,leo la a The observance of rule 3 will be S:1^ 4:1S**>Rhythmairea Oaneo Band cussed by Mre. Rose who keeps In music by British composers; thor and playwright rallied today tor VelUele Commissioner “ ‘ ^•^2l^ from the court Itself." stick and told never to oome . Subway officials are all In a 'Llssa smiled up at him. They were they, or they, surely would 11:ao-ltilO-Tod Plorlla, Orenootra— 8:80— Wayne King’s Orchestra. London trains were behind sched V “ — - — minds of the planners in recent helpful In automatically cutting 6:30—Prtaa-Radio Ntwa Parled boale; P. Maatora Orenaatra—woat close touch with events so that her W IX A D W 2X AF SchenectadV 6:,5 to make hla last days as comfort A. Connor and H. O. Weaver, dlrao- -C Moabor AmoHeaa Wovapapor Fab* back. It has happened there. dither because that man's here were akma In. the cavern again, but have observed the wild Jealousy that 6:35— 6:35— Happy Pelton'a Orohaatra 9:00— Vox Pop. ule and trains In Scotland were de- : years. That this can be done, who down on the excessive secretion of 6:4^ 6:45—Billy A Botty — Waaf; NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK lectures are up to tbe minute. She Spanish muslcale: PCJ Netherlands able as possible. tor of (Customer Research v Osa* Uabora Aseooiatlon Another oddity of Moore's, again — the practical Joker who she was'not afraid now. suffused the Indian girl. Tbe squaw 9:80—H o U }rw ^ HardI Oraa. layed.as much as eight hours. Han can doubt. If one-hall the Intelli GOOD J5HOWM A NSHIP fiom an epicurean view, concerns mucus In the bronchial tubes. Happy Faiton. Centinuad — woat; BASIC — Saati w)a wba-wbaa wbal has a delightful delivery, does not 7 Happy program; DJD Berlin 7:80 Marquis, who has suffered a se eral Motors Oorp., Detroit, was was a menace about two years " I should have had the flashlight was literally mad. Insane. ^LlttJji^Orphan Annio—midwest rpt whambam kdka wsarr w xyi wjtn wayr wmal 10:30— Jimmy Fiddler. d le s of automobiles and buses W’ere f PablUbora RoprooootatiTM: Tbo the hamburgers. Hamburgers waste words and always holds her Alpine Cfiiri8t.naa songs; 2RO Rome ries of cerebral hemorrhages In the scheduled to speak before ths noon AFalSa* Matbowo Bpoolal Agonoy—How gence and engineering skill la en ago--and la up to hl.a old tricks When the patient corrects the In my own pocket, ot course," he re "L et’s hurry down," 'Llssa urged, 6:01^ 7:(X^Amea *n* Andy — ____ wfll waby «abr weky w t ^ waan wicc 10:45— Serenade In the Night. audience In rapt attention. stranded. Many roads were Im President Roosevelt contimica to v lthout onions, strangely enough, Malcolm Clalre*a Storlaa—west wlau: MIdwaati— wanr------wla------awk kollw wran ra n 7:i5 Americas Hour; TPA4 Parts last six years which has left him recess. •Varb. Cbloaga. Dotroii o ^ Bottom. listed In the enterprise that has en again weakness of the diaphragm, the sumed. "But It’s kind of bulky. happily. "Ckime on, dear,” 6:15— 7:10—Vocal Varlatlea by Choral 11:0O—News. passable. be the best showunan In. America. cost more than hamburgers with. wmt kao wowo wetn; Bauthi wrtd wnbr 11:45 Records; JZK Tokyo 12-45 virtually paralysed, was described This afternoon the convsntlaa x His gag is this: He gets himselt tendency toward excessive gas, and And I never dreamed of such an Bob climbed to the foot of the 6:30— 7:30—Hendrik Va Loon's Talk krST kfdm wrol kria wlba w d» arasa 11:15— Polish Orchestra. Navy band. Large herds of deer, driven by by phy.sirians aa hopelessly ill. AODrr BURBAU OF tered Into the development of the For a cool and practical reason: 6:45— 7:45— Rudolf FrImI Jr. Orchestra arapn kxya: Mountain; klo kvod .isbf: will continue with an addreaa itfU '/ WlCUUATloKB Noltody but ne would have thought 40 cents worth o f nickels, mean- tendency toward an excessive eecre- emergency as we faced." first ladder, as customary, luid 11:45— A l Donahue’s Orchestra. Scottish blizzards to low-lying automobile and labor -saving ma tht hamburger steak already Is 7:00— 8:00—Ruts Morgan A Orehestra Paeille: kao kfad kax kca kaea kJr "It's only a matter of time,” said welcome by Mayor Spellacy. Fnt* ' of directing a fine-sounding demand dors over to Grand Central Sta tton of mucus, he has overcome the "Let's forget oil that," she sug waited for her there, his band held O reh eatra (NOTKi Baa W EAF-NBC for opUonal 12:00—Weatljer Report. Sutherlandahlre, ravaged small f4 l Tbo BoraM PfiDtlag Oompaay lam prepared with the odorous bulb •:0(^ 6:00—Vex Poppers A Queatlona Dr. Harry A. March, his friend and tber reports from officers *ifi« chinery? for apology and compensation In tion of the IR T lines. The nlcklas chief causes of his attacks and will gested. "Let's— plan things!” up lo assist her. It was, however, Hat of atatlona.) 12:02—Trump Davidson's Orches< crops. physician. aatamoo do Bnoaolo) rooponolbUlty „ « . anil to prepare it any other way 6:3^— 6:30—Rote A mitterwei^h-.to e Cant: Saati R A D I O ^ i ^ be heard. Edwin B. Pratt, chiaf ad- . fbr typograpbioal orroro oppoortog la are dropped through 8 turnstiles, then remain perfectly free from fur H e caressed her, pausing to kiss quite a long climb dowm, 20 feet 6:3(b-l0:3O—Jimmla FIdItr, Talk—to a tra. Tempestuous seas drove small The 59-year-old creator o f Archie The essentials to be provld6d are the Panay affair straight to the means additional kitchen labor. 4:Mb- 1:10—Tha Slnolnp Lady—aaat; mlnlstrator, and A. N. Benson, gsa- aBrortlMmonto la tbo. Maaoboatof but the culprit doesn't enter. ther attacks even though such at her twice. "Say, partner, you're nearly to that first narrow ledge. f.:45—10:4^-Seienee ve. Crime. Talks 12:30— Al Jabns’ Orchestra. ______Day craft to shelter, grounding some simple: A certain amount of cubic That seems fair enough. 16:00—11:00—Wm. Soettl'a Oreh.—east; Julana Pallatlar at Plana—woat the Cockroach, Mehitabel the Cat. eral manager, of tbe National Auto* vSaaalDg HoralA Japanese emperor, ignoring the The turnstiles are so regulated tacks may have been present for wounderful, aren’t you?" Caution was essential. 'Llssa re 4:41— 1:41—Tom Mix, Skatch—baate: 1:00 a. m.— Silent Eastern titaodard rime Recreation boats on the Scottish coast. It Is axiomatic that few res Amoa *n» Andy—repeat for weat the Old Soak, and other literary fig mobile Dealers' Association o f Dm footage per capita: light; ventila ,'Jlpponcse foreign office and mill that this Jams them and makes It several years before the treatment " I want you to think so. anyway. membered the total height thert 10:30—11:30—Al Donahue A Oreheatra Tha Callfarnlant Orehaatra—waal Part of Bouenemouth was flood ures, Uvea in Forest Hills with bla taurateurs cat In their own estab 11:00—12:00—Trump Davieaen Orchttt. 1:00— 0:00—Nawa: Rakav'a Orehaatra Tomorrow’e Program troit will address the group. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14*" tion combined with economical heat impossible for passengers to use was started. Dr. Barry!” was 600 feet, and It looked 6000. 1:30— 0:30—Irma Qian at (ha Oroan ed. twro sisters, who have found it In tary command. It ' as the merit of lishments. Vincent Sardi gener 11'30—12:30—Al Janna and Orohaatra A. M. John W. Darr o f New Yorli (3ty them as exits. During the rush Once the main causes as 1 have They walked very close together Above on the rim, Honey Bee 1:31— 0:31—Oala Paqa Sens Program New York, Dec. 14— (A P ) — The Center items Aberdeen residents sledged and creasingly difficult to meet the ing capacity: water and sanitary appearing to march straight to ally dines at Child's. Sherman CB8 WABC NETWORK 1:41— 1:41—Lawtil Thomaa — eaat; 6:00— Blue Grass Roy. will speak this afternoon. - COLD FACTS ON HOMES hour, the prank makes for a pret outlined them are fully developed, with her bead touching his shoulder. stood glaring. She was still glaring week’s second WJZ-NBC broadcaet skated on the frosen river Dee. costs of medical tare. provisions: durability: ns much of Billingsley seldom dlne.i at the ty furious free-for-all. . ■•ceria—w: Tom Mix — reldw rpt 6:30— "Reveille.’’ A a New York ,prize fight Is on the Several topics, pertinent to auto headquarters with a grim warning. the mucous membrane of the bron "W hat shall we plan ?” he queried when 'Llssa stepped onto the ladder. BASIC—Eaat: wabc wade woko wcao 7:00—Eaay Aoaa, Skit—alao eat ■ Two JaiJera, driving a “Black On learning of the family's plight, Stork Club. Claims he can't have weel wifr *vkbw wkro whk wjr wdre 1:11— 7:11—Mr. Kaon S Loot Paraona 7:00—Morning Watch— Ben Haw schedule for Friday night at 10. " Tuesday mobile dealers, wtU bs discusasd. A t f Three or four years ago, when the l>eauty as can be provided within However, the dramatic effect of chial tubes becomes sensitive and “ Home? (Jarcer? Happiness? Suddenly the Indian girl saw ner Marla" from Brighton to Lewes friends announced plans (or a bene his meal in peace there. The wcau wjaa wpro whil wlav wgar: Mid 1:30— 7:30—Oeoroa OrllTon, Baritone thorne. Tbe contenders are to be Buddy The women's swimming classes 6:30 p.m., there wlU be a banquet ladersl goremnieiit began to Indi- the cost limits. No Hope certain substances may prove irri Where do/you want to live, sweet woat: wbbra" wfbm...... kmrx - kmox whaa 1:41— 7:45— Vivian dolla Chlaaa, Sonp prison, were Injured seriously when fit show to be preAented' sometime such a course will probably be ^ta waiters, over-anxious to please the chance! All the pent-up fury in her 8:00— News. < Baer, brother of Max, and HMdle will meet as follows: 6:15 to 7-00 Broadway will be bereft of tating. However, I consider that heart?" kfab krnt 7:00— 3:00—Huabarda A WIvat. Talk the vehicle overturned. Four pria- In January. Crosby Gsige, theatri at which Governor (Cross Is expect t : J l ^ >ta conception o f housing nee<]s -only one. The Mikado of Japan Is boss, 'generally get so nervous ^ame to life. EAST—wbna wpg whp whee wore efrb 7:30— 0:3^ Ed Ouaat, It Can Be Dona 8:15— Good Morning Melodies. Hogan, In tlie heavyweight class. teglnncrs; 7:00 to 7:45, beginners; To meet these requirements It its most decorative first-night the exaggerated reaction to such "W ith you.” oners took the Injured Jailers the cal producer, will provide a play ed. Besides entertainment thara tb be highly streamlined, tiled and that they will spill the contents er when lovely Hope Hampton (T o Be Concluded) ckac wibx wmaa weag wnbf wlba wkbn 0:00— 9:00—The Stradivariua Quartet 8:30— Radio Bazaar. Because the broadcast Is sponsored 7:45 to 8:30, intermediate; 8:30 to may be neres.sary to go to mass of just a shade less account than substances Is only a contributing or " I know, but—where? New whio wgtl Club at the Radio rest of th* way by bus, carried them house for the performance, which Is will be several apeakera. Mr. Waavu of their trays over ,ilm; and the departs the local terrain to make : —10:00—Oan. Jahnaan'o Comment 9:(S0— "Musical Stage." on the eastern section of the net 9:15, nurses private. •Ir^ondiUoncd, this newspaper the king of Italy, and not nearly so secondary cause. SenslUveness to York? Arizona? Tlmbuctoo? DIXIE — waatpr»L. wafa___ wbro___ wqam___ wdod___ 0 00 Into a hospital and then walked to tentatively planned to Include a er and James Dalton, editor o f tea . prodiKtlon of parts—pos.sibIy even chef, eager to impress, puts an pictures In Hollywood. klra wree wTac wwl wtoc krld ktrh ktsa 1:11— 10:15— T h a K ld o o d ltra Q u a rte t 9:15—Gretchen McMufien. work and not on the remaining sta Games scheduled In the senior Vade bold to suggest that it might such materials starts the attack She smiled up at him again. Oamba Violin Itylai their cells. talk by (Christopher Morley and a Motor Magazine, are the two " '* < " of entire units. But with millions much of a per on. The puppet overdose of the usual Ingredients No premier is complete without waco koma wdbo wbt wdae wbig wdbj 9:30— Food News. tions, there will be two seta of an basketball league are as follows: apeakera. he a good Idea If the Housing Ad- into his food. once the bronchi are congested and "W ith you. That's all I aak.” ww^'a wmbg wajt wmhr wala ktul kgko reading of Marquis's poems by Cor of families living In foul slums and monarch of the mBkc-bellevc state the appearance of the stunningly easily irritated. Overnight News wcoa wdne wnox kwkh know wmmm • '•••••ra Orehaatra 9:45—Artistry jf Home making. nouncers, Sam Taub and Bill Stern Y. D. Service vs. Dllllon V-8's. 7:15- ^Unlstratlon were to set somebody Billingsley, by the way, has Just gowned and starUlng Miss Hamp The climbing was not easy. Bob wjno wcha wpar wmaa wcoo wrva D«r»47 Orohaatra 10:00—Mrs. W lggs of the Cabbage foT the eaat, and Clera McCarthy nelia Otis Skinner, whose father, under antl-aoclal conditions, with of Manchukuo has as much au None of these substances will Ralchm an'i Orehaatra P. A. A. C. vs. Olson's, 7:15; Renn's Otis Skinner, was one of Marquis' barred a prominent hotel man ton In the front rows, with her remembered that they bad to go up MIDWEST — wmbd wlan wlbw kfb Patch. and George Hicks for the others. b work to find out how much bouse thority— which Is none. cause asthma unless the main 11:30—IliNb—Freddie Naoal Orehaatra Tavern vs. Morlartya, 9;15. PLAN TO HOLD INQUEST closest friends. vast amounts of capital awaiting from his club, claiming that when husband. Jules Brulatour, the film B total of 600 feet, and must walk Of Connecticut 10:45—John’s Other Wife. That means, also, two ringside mic •ottid be built for $1,000, for $2,000, Wednesday Investment, and with the ingenuity Doubtless the Japanese ministers this customer visited the Stoik, king. An oiM'ra singer to 'legln causes are present and when the perhaps three times that distance (By ANaoclated FrtM ) 10:30—Just PI. :n Bill. rophones for one network, operated ^ $3,000. But we cannot recall he was out for no good. Just basic causes are corrected, the pa because of the turns and curves In 3:80— John J. Duffy. on a split arrangement. The women's afternoon bowling RAND QUICKER THAN EYE 7 of the nation now directed only for and mlHfarists will make a great with. Miss Hampton once nursed 10:40—Today's Oilldran. will start at 3 o'clock.' ON DEATH OF GUARD wanted to borrow Innovations at.d tient will remain unaffected by the the great underground room. The 3:45— Academy of Medicine Pro 11:00— David Harum. The week's other fight waa that that from any other quarter came show of "full reparation" for the an ambition for the legitlmnie Hartford — Forester Austin K. gram. The men'a volleyball period will be the first time to the actual status possibly lure away a good waiter substances previously capable of floor was very rough, too. 11:10— Backstage Wife. Monday night between Max Schmel- Oklahoma City—Two of the 4ny almUar suggestion. Everybody, or chef. stage. Then the movies beckoned Hawes announced the apolnlment of WDRC from 5 to 7 o'clock. of the homes market, it would be sinking of the Pana» and other h»r and in her forthcoming pic exciung the attack. "W e must be over half way up 11:30— How to Be Charming. Ing and Harry Tbomas. brothers In ring 53, International Ih the gorenunent and out of .It, The people who run the restau William Shepard o l New Haven and The Rec volleyball team will Ckilumbla, S. C., Dec. 14.— (A P )— rldlciiloua to say that there Is no American ships and the killing and ture she w ill sing as well as wax 1 have yet to find a method ap he told her, after a while. "Want $26 Hartford, Uma. LStO SCREEN BTAS TO WED 11:45—"Hello Peggy." Nearly six years ago In January Three state officials will be called Brotherhood of Magicians, received ^Ippeared to asauma that bousing at rants are jealous that way, too. histrionic. proaching the fasting and dieting to rest a moment?” Berlin as forest products tecimlcian ^jsstero ritaodard rtma 1-81, Rudy Vallee introduced David practice from 7 to 8 o'clock. 37 votes for vice president. way of solving the problem. Injuring of a number of Americans, for the State Forestry Department. 13:00 Noon— "Getting the Moat Out The P. A. C. girls will practice to testify tomorrow at an Inquest hbout $4,600 or $5,000 a unit came Besides her principal career, by method of treatment, in the satis "No. But, Bob— I’m seeing things Uabon. PortugaL Doe. 14— (AP) of Ufe"—Rev. William L Rublnoff to radio. Thursday night Startled prestidigitators counted but It will be the decision of the Tagging Celebritlea Shepard, who will receive $3,uou a from 8 to 9 o'clock. Into the death of J: Olln Sanders, It win be solved—and 11 will not way. Miss Hampton Is noted factory relief of bronchial asthma. again!’ —Ruth (!)batterton, motion picture Stldger. Rudy again Is to Introduce Rubln penitentiary guard captain who waa noses. There were only eight st tha pretty near to meeting an Irreduci- By their license plates shall ye year, has been employed by the UCC Tuesday, December 14 The Dillon V-8’s team will use the ministers and mllltarlsta to do so, for her skilful painting of Ivory The fast will usually take away the "Yes? What?" star. Intends to marry Carloi P. M. off to the microphone, but this time stabbed to death Sunday In an un meeting. W y mthlmum demand. be aolved on a basla of all-tllc bath know them. In Connecticut since lOS3. floor from 9 to 10 o’clock. not that of the emperor, who la miniatures. She waa offered SI60 wheezing within the first 24 hours, “ I Just saw a flash of light, of P. M. Freitas Martins son of a Madeira 12:15— "Young Wldder Jones." the violinist-conductor Is to be one successful attempt by six prisoners rooms. chromium hatracks and a If, on your Jaunt through New so that the paUent la able to sleep of the highlight guests of the The men's life saving class will It is particularly gratifying to us, merely their stooge. Mr. Roose for one of her pieces the other reflected light, when your pocket Hartford—state Forester Austin 4:00— “ Between the Bookends." millionaire wine merchant, friends 12:30—Organ Melodies with Walter to escape. grandfather’s clock bu'!t-ln In every York’s streets, you should happen day and declined the offer. Her tbe night through; although In lamp wasn't turned that way.” F. Hawes announced the appoint said today. Dawley. V'EAF-NBC hour. Between the meet from 7 to 7:45. Ihen, to study a report Just made velt's protest to the Mikado will to see a limousine licensed "8,’ 4:16—Tribute to Dexter Fellows. Coroner John A. Sargent said the room. hobby, she said, la not for sale. some cases, 48 hours will be re It was true. Two minutM later ment of 32 district fire wardens, re Miss Gbatterton waa aald to have 12:46—"Singing Sam." two Introductions Rublnoff has claa- Thursday officials. Adjutant General James ^ the National Housing Commit likely enough never come within 4:30— Story of Industry. slbed himself aa one of the leaders required. It is hard to believe that they saw the pinpoint ol direct light placing men who bad resigned be 6:00— Ad-Liner. disclosed her Intentions before 1:00—Newa and Weather. The women's swimming classes Hawaii will be denied the privi treated me on delicious russet ap P«- considering that the relief experi Greenwich —Detective Sergeant A ortage whatever of units rentable cause of the Intimation that 8u- rl'jd. greatly respected. "L ife has only Jam'es Cullen said Ferdinand Fisto, 11:30— Sammy Kaye's Orchestra. lege of statehood. 'Hie reason ples which had kept perfectly in an enced more than makes up for the • t from $30 to $50 a month, nor In prei/e Court Justices could arrive given here In off-the-record eon- 6:45-—Girl Reserves gymnasium one real tragedy." the profe.ssor had 72, admitted Uu fatal stabbing ot 12:00— Emery Dcutsch's Orchestra. ordinary house cellar. period. need of doing without a few meals said. “ It Is unrequited love." 12:30 a. m.—Ted Flo Rito'a Orches (^QUICK START CAPS A CLIfAAX. k, 0. SOGLOW units above the $50 point. But there at senility. It has been a sort of versatlona Is that there are so But, to come back to tbe present. while fasting. his son-in-law, Filippo Uolrefla, 52, For the Man Who Enjoys many Japnnc.se there 7:30— Ladles gymnasium period. 'Ussa set herself to be cordial to tra. la a shortage of more than 2.000.000 religious tenet In this country that Our gciilla Police Officer, Arthur The best advica I may give those following a quarrel about politics m Immediately after the regular 8:00—Mrs. Lewis Rose's lecture Honey Bee, but tbe cordiality was Italy. Plato was booked on a techni Tomorrow's Program units In the class rentable below $.10 "you must not a.-»y anything against Seymour, showqd me a beautiful now suffering from asthma is to try not .reciprocated. Apparently only session last summer a party ot russet apple recently and said he on Current Events. cal charge at police headquarters A. M. — In other words rentable units the Supreme (JoUit!" the short fast, to restrict the use Bob existed to the red girl. Bob A Moment of Relaxation senators and representatives left got It right here In Manchester, 8:00—South Methodist church and held without bail. 7:00—Eta Alpha Programma. bowling league. of starches In the diet, and to avoid didn't notice the slight. coating to build less than $3,000. it Is therefore st least startling for Hawaii to go once agjaln into direct from the grower. It would East Windsor—Harold Beecher 7:30— Shoppers Special. the question of island sRStehood foods which are likely to cause gas "Did you tell?" he was demand GIVE HIM ;— And what will undoubtedly aston- not be wise to give the growers Wednesday of New Haven, salesman for the 7:46— News Service. to hear the Supreme Court openly They took along wives and daugb- rhoio who are Interested are wel ing. "Did you tell the others?" name as he might be overwhelmed 2:00—Gaa Company cooking Falrmoiint Creamery, complained to 8:00—Treasure House. Hen r yKohN (^ Sons lah almost everybody who has ever and officially stigmatized as hav tera, and expenses were paid from come to send for my article on "No," she shook her bead. "They 8:15— Shoppers Special. with orders which he could not fill demonstration by Miss Salsbury. ASTHMA. This is 3 pages In length state police he was robbed o f $2UU INCORPORATED been connected with {he adminis ing sanctioned an act of fraud, of a $21,000 appropriation by the but voii might send a line to The think you wont thee other way, 9:00—Aa You Like I t A R O Y A L Hawaiian legislature. 3:45—Jolly Crew Girls club. and will provide you with more in maybe back to town. Holliman iss in cash and $400 in checks wben he tration’s housing actIWtIes Is the giving effet t to an act -of fratid and New lo rk Herald-Tribune advising 2:30—Ladles psychology class. stopped his car to help another 9:15— Richard Maxwell, Songs of As in 193.1, during a similar In formation than it is possible to give gone." Cheer. J ewelers since 1 8 6 5 committee's discovery that more them to come to Manchester for 7:00— Live Y ’rs Girls club. motorist who appeared to be in the repudiation of an honest obliga quiry, they look voluminous testl russets. in so short a space as that provided "Gone where?" 9:25—News Service. 6:45— Senior baakelb.aU league. trouble. All but $11 belonged to nis than 1,400,090 .of these needed units tion. mony and came back with Imprea in a newspaper column. To secure "He disappear. He do not say 9:30— Fiddlers Fancy. ROBE E. W. ATWOOD. Highland Park vs. Elaglcs. employer, Beecher said. must be provided at rentals or rent sloru something like this: the article, write to me in care ol whore." 9:45— Phil Boudlnl, accordionist Just such a stigmatization was 7:45—South . lethodist vs. Cyvlts. this newspaper and enclose a large, A large choice o f fan cy al equivalents of between $10 and *iVPL.\IN8 COMPL.\INT "And Hades Jones?" Bob was in 9:55— Star Gazing In Hollywood. Fine Achieve made at \Va.shlngtnn yc.steislay. The Island population of 385.000 8:45— Celtics vs. St. John's. self-addressed envelope, and four tent on bis questioning. or plain patterns in wools $20 a month. In other words 69 Editor The Herald; 8:00-Wednesday evening bow 10:00— Pretty Kitty Kelly, dramatic And not b.v any 0')mmunlst, not by Justifies statehood, since that cents In stamps. "lie iss go crazy almost, looking , sk it an(l silks. per cent of the grave need of hous makes It nlsnit as large aa sev I wish to explain a statement ing league: Bryant and Chapman for you." NEW ENGUND BUSINESS ments in the any radical f.'ongreastiian, not by vs. 2nd Congregational; Vernon vs. 10:15— M yrt and Marge, dramatic ing la by a class of renters that the eral smaller states of the union. which appeared In last Tuesday's QUESTIONS AND .ANSIVERS “T’U bet!" snapped Bob. grinning. skit. any New Deal "court packer." but "Evening Herald" relative to the as Tall Cedars. It builds niorsle to give self-gov "Good old Hades. Well look. Honey 10:80— Tony Wons and his Scrap- government, apparently, didn't aus-' sessment of my property. It was 8:00— Manchester Improvement AT 89.4 P. C. NORMAL Jeweler’s Art by Juatlce MeRo.vnolda, speaking ernment to a people. (Feeling of SiilToratlon) Bee, you’re great, not to tall. I ’m book. $4*50 to pact existed. The populace Is capable of stahk formerly as.se.ased for $9,300 unUl Association meeting. al.so for Justices Sutherland and Question: Mrs. Laura H. writes: sure _glad, because It didn’t pan out 10:45— Ruth Carhart, songs. sTexas. — am conscious that my cheat doea that same afternoon. And If ,we— ” 11:30— Big Sister, dramatic eklt J 7 m Hut —here is how It stacks up: normal, a decrease of 5 3 per cent Eattaum Btids* B a « eeaWalae R on a basla of decency and health arc ilared to render a decLion that the not feel right. I believe I have 11:45— Aunt Jenny's Stories. found dloaondt. 11 bavueltn dioaonds H.'tinialed Population ..385.000 from the rate ot activity In Septem unable to pay as much a.s $10 a nasal catarrh—would this be enough Bob had to think fa s t He hadn't 12:00 Noon—Mary Margaret Mc end 11 Ilao Orlralol RuUm m Tre.asury's action In calling In an J a p a n e s e ...... l.lO .O tX l ber and a decline of 12.6 per cent to produce a sensation of suffoca expected to meet Honey Bee or any- Bride. t ■apphtrof. month. A hundred and ninety-live issue of Lll)erty bonds and stopping Ilawaii.an ...... 2'J,000 from that of October. 1936. The tion?" one up here, and he hadn't fully pre P. M. Or A t ' ■ ’ X* thousand of these Instances were the payment of Interest upon the rhlnese ...... 28,000 Answer; Nasal catarrh is not decrease of 5.6 per cent in the Filipino ...... 55,000 Japan- Finds It Difficult pared the tale he must tell. 12:15—Your News Parade—Edwin Plottaum Miag m I wtUi I lavfg (1b « diaelosed by the survey. likely to produce suffocation. Tbe rat-.' of New EMgland business ac expiration of the period of notice Portuguese. White Amer- “ —you ace. I ought to be kicked, C. Hill. guaUty dlomoadif ■urrouadad by tO Of the average of 175.875 dwell most possible causes are weakness tivity In October as compared with was a valid and legal proceeding. enns and other C'au- but tbe fact is. Honey Bee, I lost that (or September waa not. how 12:16— Romance of Helen Trent, Royal Cocktail round diomosda and • boguatta ing units built yearl.v from 1930 to CHSIons ...... 80,000 To End Chinese Conquest of the diaphragm and poor habits ot my pack. I — 1 had some candy, and dramatic aktt dlom ooda. Justice McReynolda, In his dis breathing. Probably you do not ever, as large as the percentage de 1D37, 90,224, or 51 per cent, ■ are The balance Is made up of vari a sandwich or two, in my pockets, 12:45—Our Gal Sunday, - dramatic breathe correctly and this is the cline recorded between Atigust and senting opinion, declared his con- ous mixtures of Aslans, Hawaiinna and had the canteen, or we'd have September of the current year, eklt found to have cost $.'j.000 or more reason that you become short of JACKET vU-tlon that "the Ten Command anil < aui aslans. By DEW ITT M ACKENZIE cm provmces-Hopeh. Chahar been out of luck sure enough. We when there was a drop of 7.2 per 1:00— Betty and Bob, dramatic and to l>e, consequently, available breath. If you will take special skit. ments are not outmoded" and that Now of these 150,000 Japanese, New York. Dec. 14.—There is a Shantung. Shensi and Sulyuan. This Just found the pack a while ago. cent. _ Royal brocade— luxu only to the rental or rent-equivalent approximnt J., 110,000 arc Ha breathing oxerclsef to develop a bet And we're starved, too. There 1:15— Betty Crocker, cooking ex It was difficult to reconcile the Chinesrf adage that "ho who rides ! txiuntry adjoins Japanese contrulleu Beginning in April, 1936, gener- rious celanese fully lined .group of $50 or more per month. waiian born, end therefore Amer ter diaphragm you should be helped. waan t much food In It, you remem el business activity In New Eng- pert It Is Easy To Select "Kighth Commandment according ican citizen The Yankee popula a ^ e r finds It difficult to >11-, J t r t a ^ ^ r i ^ " Sometimes, the same symptoms you ber." 1:80— Arnold Grim's Daughter, with harmonizing satin Only one-sixth of all th. units iiuilt fend began to expand, rlolng from IQ the book of Comm'nn Praver or tion Is probably well under ,50.00(1 describe occur In tbe nervous pa "W hy did you not come back out, 90.4 In March, 1936, to 110.6 for dramatic skit. edging. coat $3,000 or l.-s-t The old-time philosopher who p u t' cLmin'^^ta?^ United^Stata’s“ m Ihe .eleventh according to the Calh- aharjily outnumbered by the Japa- tient, but here, again, the fault U BawbT" Honey Bee was concerned April, 1937. In the 13 months from 1:45— Hollywood In Person. ne.ae a gteul truth thus quaintly m igh t. Shanghai Objreled. with a poor use of the breathing ap "Oh! Oh. I forgot to say—we— 2:00—News Thru a Woman’s E^es The conimiUee luids that ubuoi|oliL thill, h" (Thou Shalt not steal) March. 1936, to April, 1937. the Gifts In Good Taste at Kohn’i htive been lookiinf down UmHj^h Japan has virtuailv achi*.vBei hs»r paratus. Any outdoor exercise vig 1 dropped the lantern and we were New England Council s Index of —Kathryn Oavens. two-tbirds of the million dwelling ; "with wh it ha-s been done her. the eenturles to the prcBent dilem- objective In the north but while $9-95 tOj Off The Re»-ord orous enough to make you breathe lost. Dropped It after I had put the general business rose 22.4 per cenL •^:15— News Service. imlta needed for each of the next day. As one member of the com nm « th', hl ;0..w„h.,b.ph>,-ir:, iS h rS deeply will be beneficial. pack down .somewhere. It fell over In a period of six months fnaa 1 — American School of the Air. DIAMONDS ore of courae, always desirable, and a Diamond from mlttee explained it (not for two years would have to be In the. •n,. Uhhtd h h ,h « a rock, the lantern, 1 mean, and ex April, to October. 1937, the liia^ik v im our large eloek need not be expensive . . . We hove Diamonds All in all. It is doubtful If the quotation), aa Ir-ng as Hawaii re (Stuff (or ConstIpatlun) price class under $2,000 while about a glorious ride of conquest on the ploded. Then we couldn’t find the declined 19.3 ner cent. Althoq^ ■el In 14K Solid Gold Brooches for as little os $15.00. Diomond United States Supreme Court has mains a territory Its governor 1.. ment precipitated a new campaign Question: Mary W. inquicca: "E v pack again, or our way back out. business . activity declined almo^. 23 per cent would have to be unit* Chinese tiger, now wants to dis ever reseived quite so unqualified a appointed In Washington. Its dele which is forcing the Mikado’s forces eryone tells me that I do not cat All my matchM, even my pocket uninterruptedly for the six montban th a ^ ] Solitaire Rings from $50.00 upward. costing between $2,000 and $3,000. gate- to congress have restricted mount—and can'L In other words, to drive westward after the re A Complete Line of ribbing from anyone In a position ol having gained control of all the ter enough. I suffer from constipa flash, were in tbe pack." ending October. 1937, the rate of iiifiuence. If statehood should be treating Chinese. tion." OAKES A ll this presents a problem very responsibility. ritory she desires for tbe moment, 'Ussa spoke up then. "H e means activity (or October was com Comfortable All Leather STERLING SILVER loo, is ever a dsUghL Lovely Gift ptecee may be granted, the state would elect Its Now It Is the great walled city Answer: I would suggest that you parable with tuat prevailing In the SERVICE STATION dtffennt indeed from the one the she wants to make peace with I dropped the lantern. Honey Bee. found from $1.00 upward to a Rve Piece Tea Set for $175.00 and upwards. The lay dtlzcn may well wonder own governor and send senators of Nanking, capital o f the new try the stuffing treatment for coa- I did. I am sorry, (or everybody's first quarter of 1936. Off to a quick start with Klehfleld faderal housing authorities have China, but thus far the CelcsUals whclh.T Hu (Jon.stltuUon of the .and representatives to congress. China, which is being reduced. Soon st'patloa. As the usual thing, I ad sake. It was inexcusable." Hl-Oetaae Gao. As to the committee’s report, aren t having any. It may be Hankow, much further imagined they were dealing with — vise the patient to use only thst Honey Bee made no reply, but her JAP .ADMIRAL DIES , WATCHES for man ond women, for sport, day or evening wear. Unite-1 Slates was written by a onr member said: "The Jury Is The forces of Chinese Goncralls- southwest on one of the colls of 575 Main S t TsL 3883 SLIPPERS must have so Imagmed wt.en they amount of food which la necessary, Ornatitutlonal convention In 1887 or still out." aimo Cblang Kol-Shok, while they the mightv Yangtze. face underwent such a pronounced Whether In a plain or diamond studded case, of pl«tini.» gpM oould not get their thoughts away have made gallant resistance m but 1 have found it la often helpful change that even Bob waa concern Hongkong, Dec. 14.— (A P ) —Chi In All Colors To Match by -Moses on Ml. Sinai 11 he follows But another added: "T h e '^ rd lc t The Japan War Council has said if the patient will stuff on certain nese today reported the death of or gold filled, the watch purchased at KOHN'S Is guaranteed to keep is in." numerous mstancee, have taken a that It will continue until the Chi ed by IL The red girl Ulerally re from "model hom^s”^ while trying types ot food wbtn constipation is Admiral Osami Nagano from In Justice ilcReynold-s through to a sound hiding. Still, they are con neee.are whipped. What the Coun fleeted hatred. She glared at Mary dependable time. Our ITolin Special, made to our own specificationa. to aolvs’ tbe alum problem. present The bMt foods (or you to juries received wben 15 Chinese logipal conclusion. And, so follow One senator is stUl chuckling tinuing to fight aa they retreat! or cil would like to know la how long Mellaea In a manner almoet flendish Is a woman's wrist watch the sise of a dime in a 14 K Gold for $30J)0. at least large numbera remain loy use are the non-starchy vegetables bombers eank the battleehlp Naga- STATE The National Housing Commit- ing, he may wonder what the at Democratic leaders who claimed It will take to do the Jobe. It was obvious that she sUeoUy ac al) and 00 ere compelling tbe Jap such as spinach, small carrots, small cused the white girl of negUgence to Nov. 24 near Klangjin. SERVICE STATION $2-50 tas has not, thus far, made any at- worthy Justice’s opinion would be of they knew to a man Just how The Tokyo war-lords are In the Q i/ / C > C - CHINA by Lenox, Spode and Wedgwood; GLASS by O rrei^ and anese to follow them out Into the position of the Scotsman who was beets, celery, etc. Such vegetable ,of endangering Bob's life. 'Liasa 776 Main Ht. IM . 4807 tmnpt to propose types of dwelling every Democratic member was Admiral Nagano was a former the first sentence Jf the first article trials and tribulations of the hin being sued for breach of promise contain a natural bulk of roughage couldn t fall to see b«r feelings, but No DlincalUes With Winter sr/ijtr/A/a fine STATIONERY (on our second floor) provide a wide aelectloa going to vote late last session on secretary of the navy and was ap OlitB or methods o f construction to of the BUI .of Rights, providing that terland, which la the last thing the The Judge asked him If he had which will help to encourage better she could think ot nothlna to do ^ Ktartlng When Voo Use who would be majorit]| leader, pointed commander of the combined of Gifts at oil prices to meet the demands of ths most dfsciiminatfng. iM e t ths disclosed situation. Doubt- Harrison or Barkley. Behind Nipponese want to do. promised to marry the girl. Replied elimination. about I t "Congreas shall make no law re Too Big • Bite. Japanese fleet last February. RICHFIELD closed doors each senator was the Soot: "Yea.---- —My ------Lord.- but I "W hy, Honey Bee, o t course It Don’t forget to get your cou Mm such proposals or suggestions specting an establb-hment of reli C?hlnese in Shanghai reported A ll Carry the Pnsiigo ot Tbo House o t JTohn. given a slip of paper on which to Japan has bit.t^n off a good deal didn't say when." waa an accident!” Bob stared In- GASOLINE pons with every 2Sc purchase, w ill be dealt with later. Then per- gion, or prohibiting the free exer more than she Intended l o do, and THE LAST BULB Dec. 6 that the Nagato, 82.720-tnn write the name of bis choice. The new drive Into the hinter tenUy at her. "Mias Lane’i life waa giving you an opportunity to iMpe there will be an authoritative cise thereof." Said the acnator: "1 saw one now she Is unhappy atxMit cbim ng land of Shanghai probably will give In as great danger as mine." Japanese battleship, had been sunk participate in the drawing of to the questions we posed r-an who waa counted on for a i t Oontlnuatlon o t the war in Japan another huge slice of China, Jefferson d ty . Mo.—Missouri's by air bomba, laponese at the time Secred as tbe Decalogue may be 'Ussa smiled a UtUe. "You mi. ,- discounted tbe report. Barkley vote dot an 'I.' There U the Interior, tar removed from bases to add to the conquered territorv new lethal gas chamber oiaimed its ELIilWOimi A LASSOW 10 prizes Xmas Eve. I years ago. But In tbe mean- easy of aeceso. Is costly—and Japan sd the point. Bob. Please let’s so 890 Main Street held by poeelbly a great majority no T In Barkley." to the north. Still. Nippon wUi first victim last night— A lUU-pound on out.” A Shanghai dispatch Dec. 10 saiii 262 Oaklaad tit. IW.45S8 ; tima a trsmendous service has is hard pressed flnandslly. red pig. (3iinese contjnued to assert that the of the people of the United Statee, have to eonttnue to ride the Uger Without further worde they mov Ne matter hew aew or oM year HYGRADE OE- COMPANY, Inc. would prefer to coosolidste —to keep the Chinese down with The pig died In three mlnutae. battleship hiul been sunk, along HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT dons by the Housing Commit- It la of the essence of our Constitu Five clarinets used In ancient ed upward and preoently came with ear IB tt aeede p r ^ n l'n ln a In peace. troops— for guerilla warfare against Tbe etate legislature last spring with flve other vessels. It report UCUFIELD ter 22 Ckarttr Oak Avtano, Hartford ' I bi doing what the hous- tion that one of tbe Ten Command. Q''«®ce are preeerved i» t h e Briusn Js in the white light ot day. Flrat it museum. v What Japan orlgtnally Mt out to the Invaders will continue Indefl- subsUtutsd aaphmusUoa (or h sn ^ ed the Japanese 'ssued no denia* qnlek starUag. do was oooauer tha flra rich nerth- also was a plnpolat then grew to - GLENNEY’S nltabr. Ing as capital j|ndshmioL and there was some belief inJoreign bseens ths e«va saouth. whars Bob •Arclss tbs report was tnisT ----- ; RICHritLD DtAUPS GIVF FRI^NOIY, N 11C H ROR ( Y-SI R V 1C £ 789 Main Street ITPAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1 4 ,198T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 14.1937 PAQIS 8BV1 nesday there will be r member’s LOCAL COLLEGE STUDENT social at two-thlrt}’ o’tiock. GIBBONS A S S E llB L n Congregational church began on Men*s Fashion Authority Cliriataiaa SoctoJ Tonlgftt Simday, when pledge cards were tendent, tore a sweater off of him ON FUND COMMITTEE ROCKVILLE Tbe Ladies Auxiliary of the A. O. SANTA'IWHiTE FOX ’INED $200 TOTAL -distributed at,toe morning service, SEE KEEN INTEREST AVOIDS COLLISION, and "beat him up". Pierce disclaim TWO CHODIlY FIRES H. will hold their remilar meeting P A R n ON FRIDAY which will reduce the number of In Text Of U. S. Note ed storting the disturbance. Fatllng Looks Over U. 5 . Styles tonight in the K. of C. ball, Pres dividual calls. Names not heard to pay his flne, he was committed to Hairy A. Howland On Group cott block. This will be followed by m DOUBLE CHARGE from will be personally contacted jail. AT ONCE LAST a cnulotmos party and social. Catholic Ladies To Hoid Anna* later. IN NORTH END ISSUES ' ALSO LARGE FINE William Senkbell, 33 Norman That Has Raised $20,000 TWO DIVORCES GRANTED City Ooort Cluurge ai Christinas Ceiebration At ^SIGKIDARN^ street, charged with operating a New Toik, Dec. 14—(AP)—Ap-fe«re ju»t Uke human beinfi; they get Towards Bicentennial En The newly organized Young Peo To Japs On Bombing motor vehicle while under toe In sun Alarms Come In At pMraoce U 80 per cent of a man's tired. Robert L. WUcox, 21. of Vernon, Hotel Sheridan The 17th. ples C. E. Society baa elected the 7, _Don’t appear overdressed. iMuii dowment. who baa been employed as a farm THE STORY SO FAB: The soflor' fluence of liquor, was not in condi As No. 3 And 4 value, sayi Captain John Murdocke, ^ IN TOLLAND COUNTY sight toe sailor diubed into the fir following officers; Ihresident, Roland tion to appear in Court last night, clothes and loud colors are the thing hand was given a thirty days jail Mrs. C. L. Mahoney, chairman of doll’s magic are shell has told him I tree, snatched toe acorn and ran Local Yonth Changes Plea Allen; vice president, Ruth Champ- Meeting Tomorrow Night Is Washington, Dec. 14.—(AP) — ,7 that It la toe intention and purpose I Granted Change Of Charge Grass Fire Earlier In BilUah men’s fashion authority, a'ho for country wear, but not elsewhere. to seek an earthworm for help In and he was relea-sed on bond for Harry A. Howland, 71 Strickland sentence, fined $5 and coats ot tbe annual Christmas party of Gib back to toe village of squirrels. lln, secretary Eaolse Schweyer The text of the United States note of the Japanese government and the trial December 15. bsUeres any man, rich or poor, can 8, Don't wear your clothes self- street, Manchester, Is a member of S^eral Criminal Cases Dis $14.18, all of which were suspended finding the acorn be must get for When be arrived he found toe big treasurer, Nathan ’White. to Japan formally protesting the Japanese armed forces to respect bons Assembly, Catbolic L«dles of the squirrel that Is getting bigger Daring Session; Held On Called To Get Opimons Of The case of Benjamin P. Cowl of Two stin alarms came to be well-dressed. conaclousiy—make them fit into a Campus Bicentennial committee posed Of Before Judge Ed In the Rockville City Court on Mon squirrel still growing bigger, and bis Election of officers of toe adult bombing of American war and com fully the rights and interests of After A cc e n t; Alms- your activities, your movements and Colunbus, announces that her com every minute. mercial ships follows: 291 Porter street, charged with re South Manchester fire dep Hers from London for a look at through which students at the Uni ward J. Quinlan Yesterday. day. papa and mama and aunts and un-. Christian Endeavor Society aa fol other powers. taining a rental auto battery, was at toe same time last nigb^ at ( American clothes trends, Uurdocke your personality. Wilcox was charged with driving mittee has decided to hold 'thia cles and cousins were all alttipg license, IJqnor Counts, lows: President, Marion White; vice Residents On Questions. The government and people of On several occasions, however, 9, Choose deslg^ that suit you— versity of Pennsylvania have con year’s social^in the banquet ball of Chapter 14 president, Persia Allen; secretary. the United States have been deep honse Disturber Fined. continued to Wednesday night's Both were for chimney flree.. C, today offered these "Ten Command- tributed more than $20,000 Ihua far Rockville, Dec 14__Judge Ed a motorcycle while bis license was around watching him. By that Lthia acts of Japanese armed forces have Court. pany No. 4 went to 300 Cbariraif ^ .a V D fat people shouldn’t wear Square suspended and for driving an un tbe Hotel Sheridan, Friday evening, SHRINKING toe squirrel was as big aa ^ ele Alice B. Coombs, treasurer, Hattie ly shocked by the facts of the bom violated the rights of the United meats" of dress fbr would-be Beau thin people should to the University’s Bicentennial ward J. (jutnian of' Norwalk pre December 17. E. Combs. Committee ebairmen, bardment and sinking of toe U. S. street and extinguished toe chin Brummela sided at the short calendar session registered motor vehicle. He was You remember the worm was phant. / Arraigned on charges of drunken Much interest is being shown by States, have seriously endangered fire there snd No. 3 company < avoid long stripes. fund. A graduate of Manchester The committee had prepared a Social, Grace Wood; program, toe S. Panay and the sinking or burn Found guilty of violation of rules The number of air I'rafflc-cohtroi 1. Always wear clean linen — 10. Learn the art of caring for High school, Howland is now en of the Tolland County S'lperlor arrested by Patrolman Alden Bkln- keeping an acoirn for the Woods "Very warm weather,” Ke sold to driving and operating a motor residents of the north end in toe tbe lives ol American nationals and gulshed toe chimney Are at nei In Dobsonville on Saturday varied program of entertainment to Fairy and the sailor wanted It be toe sailor. ' Rev. H. E. Robinson; flower, R. O. ing of toe American steamers have destroyed American property. of toe road, to which charge his nt- stations has been Increased to eight. clean shiris. collars, cuffs and clean your clothes. Suita, worn alternate rolled in the Wharton School of Court held on Monday. 'Two divorce commence promptly at 8 o’clock, vehicle while hla driver’s license Brooks; lookout. Dorothy White. meeting to be held in the Y. M. C. Melplng. Meian and Meislan by torney, William S. Hyde had enter East Center streeL It was bimdkerchlefa. < ly and hung up properly—trousers Finance and Commerce at Penn deqrees "were granted and several when the officer noticed the young cause It was a magic acorn that ' "Not at all," aald toe sailor. "I've A., building tomorrow night at 7:3U In several Instances, the Japanese They are at Plttaburgh, Detroit, third fire of toe day as No. 8'^ after which supper Will be served. would shrink the squirrel who had was under suspension. Frank Kebart The ice on Lake Wangumbaug ie Japanese aircraft. government has admitted the facts, ed a plea of nolo contendere. Austin Washington, Burbank, Oakland. 2. Always have your toues shined upside down— should keep their sylvania where be is a member of criminal cases were disposed of at man driving the motorcycle wltn- Each member attending Is request told you once before It looks Ilka of sufficient thickness to attract a when toe Manchester Improvement A. Welman of 47 Benton street was extinguished a grass Are tn Uteln press several weeks. the Delta Tau Delta fraternity and the session. out registration plates. growm big as a bear. snow. Elat this a^rn." of 138 Union street pleaded not Association’s directors will bnng The essential facts are that these. has expressed regrets, and has given Newark, Cleveland, and Chicago. em'ion on Gerard streeL Ctda^l brightly, \ ed to provide something in the number of ice-fishermen already. American vessels were tn the Yang assurance that every precaution Ined $5 and costs in Town Court A Always have your suiu In press Murdocke, a deslgner^and mer- prominent In undergraduate activi- Lionel Joseph Lavallee of Rock grocery line for tbe Chrlstmss After tbe sailor and the earth "I don’t think ao," said toe squir guilty to toe intoxication charge The regular meeting of toe Cov four different questions to the "tit- last night by Judge Harold W. Gar Elach operates approximately 16 Foy expects more chimney ' rhandising and style consultant, tlea worm had talked for some time, the rel. "Couldn’t yob make It a tze river by uncuntested and incon will be taken against recurrence'of hours a day. with the cold weather. and well brushed. ville was granted a divorce from his baskets. and guilty to the license offense in entry Grange Thursday evening tentlon of the residents of that part testable right; that they were fly such Incidents. rity. Welman was arrested on a 4. Always le what Londons call gives as the best-dressed movie The campus committee on' which wife, Mildred Andryzeck Lavallee 'The committee includes Miss sailor said, “I understand you make berry?" Town Court last night before Judge will be a Christmas party. of the town for consideration. charge of reckless driving Sunday *bolgne’’—have your hair well trim males: John Loder, Douglas Fair some very fine underground tun Smaller And Smaller ing the American flag; that they In toe present case, acts of Japan be is serving as a representative of Ellington on the grounds of adul WILUNGTON Mary ^ a n , Mrs. J. J. Allison, Mrs. Harold W. Garrity, Dr. D. C. Y Miss Persia Allen and Mrs. Herb They will recommend that the W’ere engaged in their legitimate and ese armed forces hav-e taken place night by Pollremsn Walter A. Cs-s- med and your nails properly cared banks. Jr., Adolphe Menjou, Tyrone of the Wharton School la composed tery. Mrs. Lavallee was convicted on Peter Fagan, Miss Grace Kearns, nels." ,|,j "Well,” thought the sailor, "he Moore, police surgeon, who exam ert Rose entertained with a miscel residents of toe north end give such sells sfter a car driven by the ac for. Power and Clark Gable. "Well, some say I do," said the gets bigger and ailller." Quietly, appropriate u.rinesa; that they were in complete disregard of American entirely of students and was organ that charge In the Rockville City Miss Gladys Smith, Mrs. J. F. Shea, ined Kebart when be wan brought laneous shower for Miss Adelaide assurance as is possible to assist in at toe moment conveying American rights, have taken American life, cused had struck one operated by 8. Buy as good quality clothes as The American practice that bal- ized through the Initiative of under A son, Oscar, Jr„ was bom to Mrs. John F. Barry, Mrs. T. F. Mor. earthworm. "Would you like to see toe sailor slipped out and found a in under arre.st last Saturd.ay nigiit. Stanley on E'riday evening at the Aunihale Roberto of 113 Spruce you can afford—one good suit will bles him most la the wray men plunge Court several months ago and has them?" big branch of berries to wblcb he getting a moving picture house at official and private personnel away and have destroyed American prop graduate leaders in various schools been in the Tolland jail. She did not Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Phillips at the tarty, Mrs. J. J. Tivnan, Miss Gladys testified that the man was definitely home of Mrs. Rose. The guests were. that part of the town. Out ot town from point where danger had de erty both public and private. street. Prosecutor George A. Less- outlive three cheap ones. Into their overcoats, without adjust and departments of the university. Rockville City hospital Friday Washkiewicb, Mrs. W. F. Taylor, "Have you any big enough for tied toe scorn that would shrink under toe Influence of liquor. Kegari Mrs. Lawrence C. Latimer, Mrs. ner permitted consideration of a ing the sleeves sad shoulders, so contest the divorce action. Mr. men have been looking over sites in veloped: that they hat* several times In these circumstances, the gov Holiday Cooking Class 6. Alternate your clothes, so that In addition to the amount given morning, a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keefe, Mrs. James me?” asked the sailor. the huge squirrel. Then he sold to testified that he had "had a couple Rossle Allen, of Willimantlc; Mrs. changed their position, moving up charge of violation of rules of toe you give them some "rest"— clothes that they "look like blankets." Lavallee was represented by Attor- "Yes, some of the older ones have the squirrel: that part of toe town and have ernment of the United SUtes re by the students, approximately $2,- ne.v William S. Hyde of Manchester. Mrs. Frank Joslin of West Willing- O'Leary. of glasses of cider with two other Larry Little, Mrs. William Smith, selected the site on North Mam river. tn order to avoid danger; and quests and expects of tbe Japanese road Instead of the reckless driving 200,000 has been contributed to the ton and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Phil been used so much they’ve become "If you won't eat my acorn, will fellows who could, back me up if Mrs. Carlyle Johnson, of Msnehes- that they were attacked by Japan charge, os he said there was ques Mr. Lavallee desired the custody ot lips of Rockville. quite big," said the worm. "Follow street owned by PaganI brothers, government i formally recorded ex Bicentennial fund by alumni and the four year old son. but the court you eat these berries?” they were here in court." til", Mrs. Ernest Burkamp, Miss which is now occupied by a house ese bombing .'lanes. pression of regret, an undertaking tion of collision with a truck coming eight to five above, zero. At Paul friends of the university, and by Mrs. George Knight, who baa me." "Certainly," said the aqulrrel. So Called to the stand. Policeman Mabel TiUtnghsst, .Mrs. Laura With regard to the attack, a re out o' Moore street at the time Coates' place In Hopevaie It bover- decided that the mother would be been unable to work owing to an PRISON WARDEN REFUSES He slid out of his home in the fir ha gulped down toe branch, acorn that sets between the large store to make complete and comprehen Welman, driving on West Center UVE, LOVE AND LEARN’ various organizations Interested In able to care for the boy at his age. Harold V. Heffron stated that on Christie of Storrs, Mrs. Charles G. owned by toe Pagan! family and the sponsible Japanese naval officer at sive Indemnifications; and an as ed near tbe'zero point. There was the educational objectives of the Infected finger. Is getting along tree and down into the ground, the and all. Suddenly he stopped grow last Saturday night he was riding Christie, Mrs. Wilton L. Rose, Mrs. Shanghai has informed the com- street, swerved left and hit the a slight let up in the cold by Mon Bicentennial program. Edith Ryan Crandall of this city well. sailor following. " ing. He shrank to toe size of a In tbe vestibule of a trolley car on Linda E. Stanley, Mrs. John M. next business building to the east. surance that Jefinite and specific Roberto machine. TOPS STATE’S PROGRAM day. was granted a divorce on the TO GIVE UP HIS POST The plan is to move the house from mander-ln-chief of the American steps have leen token which will en The total mim to be sought be Sunday morning at the Willing- And that’s when the sailor played horse. Then he was the itze of a Center street, and that be observed Allen, Miss Adeline Hoff, Mias Mar Aaiatic fleet that the four vessels sure that hereafter American na Charged with Intoxication and Allan L. Carr was home Sunday fore the university observes Its grounds of desertion frrn Howard ton Hill church Dr. Horace B. Sloat a trick. little, cinnamon bear. Then be wax Kebart’s car being backed in an garet Jacobson, toe Misses Eliza its present site and on thlr location were proceeding upriver; that a creaUng a disturbs ice al the Town from his work at the Stats Hospital, Edwin Crandall. whuse present took for his subject "Advent and the theater would be erected, ac tionals, Interests and property in Robert Montgomery, Rosalind 200th birthday in 1940 is $12,500,- Bigger And Bigger the size of a dog, then a kitten, then erratic manner down the center of beth. Dorothy, and Marion White. Japanese plane endeavored to ascer China will not, be subjected to at Almshouse last Saturday night, Middletown. He attended St. 000, of which $3,600,000 Is desired whereabouts are unknown. She was the Romans” and at South Willlng- Boise, Idaho, Dec. 14.—(AP) — a tiny mouse. toe trolley tracks. Heffron said he Miss Rebecca Huntington and cording to toe plans discussed. tain their nationality, flying at an John Pierce, 58, was found guilty Rmsell Star In Greenwich Peter’s church and was entertained awarded the custody of their four ton the discourse was on "Advent As the earthworm slid through The other three questions are ot tack by Japanese armed forces or and fined $10 and costs. He has for the further Improvement on William H. Gess, Idaho prison war his twisting tunnels ahead of the "Walt a minute," shouted every told tbe motorman to stop toe trol Mrs. Samuel Tomlinson of Wood altituiJe of 300 meters, but was tm- unlawful interference by any Japan Village Romance Opening at supper at the home of the Misses teaching in the undergraduate minor children and $5 a v eck for the and the Barbarians.” In the eve den who was ordered dismissed be body. "You’re going too far.” ley, and that Kebart then backed bury were visitors at toe home of Importance to the residents of that been arrested previously. Pierce Pendleton and Mrs. Anne C.- Gilbert. ning the young people held a service sailor, the sailor just stuck his head able to distinguish the flags; that ese authorities or forces whatso Today. schools and the Graduate School, support of the children, together cause of the suicide of triple-killer into toe entrance and kept talking. But before anyone could say any into toe side of toe car, swerved off their cousin, Mrs. J. N. Bevllle last part of the town. The question ot three Japanese bombing planes, six ever.” clalmsd that he had been whistling There will be a "White Gift" ser and $800,000 for further improve with a $1 a year alimony In order to In’ Memorial church with an inter Douglas Vou Vlack, refused today apd ran his automobile od toe road Friday. providing more parking space by In the almshouse dining room, and vice at the Congregational church The farther toe worm went toe more that squirrel was only the Japanese fighting pi nes. six Japan Teaming Robert Montgomery and ment of teaching and research in keep the support question open In esting program. to vacate the post. size of a house-fly. He looked very aad Into an adjoining lot. He was doing something about the removal ese bombing planes, and two Japan that he had been ordered to stop. Sunday, Dec. 19, Those attending the professional schools. Mrs. Herbert Sadler of Roches He said that when two members louder toe sailor talked so toe worm taken from toe-aqto by the police- FE.\R TLOOnS n WEST An argument followed, according to Rosalind Ruasell for the third time, case Mr. Crandall should be locat thought be was following right be aad. of the two grass plots in Depot ese bombing planes, in sequence, San Francisco, Dec. 14.—(AP) — are. asked to bring contributions For general endowment the sum ed. Mrs. Crandall was represented ter, N. Y„ came Monday to spend of the prison board—Attorney Gen man and brought In to headqusr Square is of Interest to many. In a made attacks vhich resulted in the Pierce, during which toe man claim with Robert Benchley featured In wrapped in white paper. Including of $2,000,000 is a.sked. while other two weeks with her parents, Mr. hind. When toe worm was out of Tomorrow: Off Again ten. The greatest oncentratlon of water ed that Ernest Peterson, superln- one of his funniest characteriza- by Attorney Frederick J. Rund- eral J. W. Taylor and Secretary of POUCECOURT petition presented to the selectmen damaging of one ol toe American in toe Sacramento river In 30 years toys, food or clothing sultabis for objectives Include $2,000,000 each baken. and Mrs. Oscar Hemraeler. State Ira H. Masters—called upon Calling toe case a serious one. the signers Mked that all of the steamers, and toe sinking of toe U. tkms and with Helen Vinson as the distribution among local families for the new buildinga for the uni Prayer meeting will be held him with tbe newly-sppolnted war Judge Garrity temporarily reserved moved slowly southward today,’ lap "other woman," the new M-G-M where there is need or where there Action was 'denied In the motion Lyman, supplied toe music between grass plots be removed. Tbe direc S. S. Panay and the other two ping at levees and threatening dis versity library and the Department Thursday evening at the home of den, Sheriff E. F. Prater of Twin decision. tors of toe association have not steamers. romantie comedy, "Live, Love and seems to be a lack of Christmas of Chemistry; $1,000,000 for of Mrs. Jennie llcCkJurt Kocb ot Mrs. Eleanor Hansen in West Wlll- Falls, last night he declined to quit. EDITORS, UKE MULES, acts. Brought before toe judge later m aster to towns of the mIddiA Sac Laara" oomm to the State theater cheer. Franklin Fellowships and Scholar Talcotlville who Is being sued for ington. Sunday, being National Bible tor session of toe court, Kebart ILLEGAL REGISTRATION gone on record as favoring this Since the beginning of toe pres ramento valley. today for a iwo-day showing. divorce by her husband. Clarence Taylor and Masters voted yester change in full, but do feel that there ent unfortunate hostilities between Flood waters receded In most The American Legion members ships; $600,000 for a aupplemenlal About 100 carloads of Christmas day to discharge Gess. Gov. Bar- Sunday, toe day was observed in changed bis plea to one of guilty to Japan and China, the Japanese Placed largely in the colorful are planning a turkey raffle to be campus at Valley Forge, and $500,- F. Koch. The couple have been mar trees from the north have now zilla W. Clark, chairman of the SAFER CLOSE TO ’EM toe local church by a special service. both offenses charged, and was fined DRAWS LIGHT SENTENCE should be more parking space and other sections of northern Califor Insurance atomephtre of Greenwich Village’s held at the Town ball, Hebron ried 27 years. Mrs. Koch asked for a motion will be presented recom government and various Japanese nia, leaving at least five persona Complete Lines of Pretectloai 000 for the University Museum. passed through West Willington on board, did not take part In hearings Different translations ot the bible $100 and costs, with $60 remitted on authorities at various points have Bohemian art colony, "Live, Love Green, next Monday evening. alimony pendente llte and allowance the Central Vermont railway. on the Van Vlack case conducted by were explained by Rev. Ralph Row the charge of driving under toe in mending that toe park be replan dead and ^m age estimated at mil Antomeblle — Fire — Burglary aad Learn" develops a sparkling ’DeketJ will be sold at 36 cents for counsel fees. Mr. Koch testltled Mrs. Merritt Usher of Slouth So Says Motor Vehicles Com ned to T>rovlde extra apace for park repeatedly assured the government lions of dollars. Fair weatoer pre A m Sutton Mixter Masters and Taylor. land and blbles ot many languages fluence of liquor, and $100 and costa Aniello Accused Of Havlniw and authorities ot toe United States AoeMfat — Lite — UaMllly Btoiy of the married life of a pen- each. Two live turkeya will be dla- that be was paying her rent and Willington entertained the Valley Gess, In a prepared statement, missioner Explaining His and dialects were on display. Tbe for driving while hla license was Listed Another’s Car In His ing. One of toe plans that Is under vailed. Jewelry — Olaoa — Surely Bonds ntleas artist and the girl who for posed of and there will be card play TOLLAND light bills and also was providing Bridge club Isst week. Prizes said he declined to give up bis office Friendliness With Scribes. Rev. Rowland stated that toe bible suspended. On failure to pay, he consideration, if all of toe grass For new Ideas In holiday catertalatng, Mrs. Arra Snttra MbcliK J sook wealth and society to marry ing. A later announcement giving her with groceries at the Talcott- were won by Mrs. Ina Wilcox of will be beld in jail IS days on each Name; Continue Other Cases plots are not removed, is to provide Home Service Director of the Hartford Oas Compaay, aasialaC^ him. because the board action, "follow has translated Into 972 differ details will be made. Henry Hayden a student at Trin vllle store. Attorney Frederick J. Eagleville and Mrs. Eleanor Han ing proceedings which were appar In his talk before toe Klwanls ent languages and preached on "Tbs count. Police state that Kebatrt has for an additional eight feet off toe Benjamin Cheney by Mies Alice E. Mallsbary of the Manchester Division, i ^ l (eal In abrupt oontrast to the grim A meeting of the Young People’s ity College, Hartford, from Tolland, sen of West Willington. Refresh previous offenses on his record here west park. 178 EAST CENTER STREET a number of "CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS’' a t this demonsi Rundbaken is representing Mr. ently of such a character that the (3Iuh yesterday U’ tor Vehicles Importance ot toe Bible In Every Found guilty of illegal registra sesnas of "Night Must Fall," their Fellowship was held Sunday after has been engaged to work at Sage Koch and Mrs. Koch Is represented ments were served. attorney general and secretary of day Life Today.” and elsewhere. tion of a motor vehicle. In Town Of as much Interest, if not more, TEU 8018 tlon. These will Include: Bsoat recent teaming triumph, the noon at the home of the rector of and Allen's store during the Christ by Attorney George C. Leasner. Ernest E. LaFleur of Wllllmantic state not only excluded the public Commissioner Michael A. Connor Court last night by Judge Harold is toe question of consolidation ot Personal and Commerotel settings of "Live, Love and Learn" St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. mas recess. went to Willington Hollow on busi The EbtecuUve Committee of the Judgment Granted but dared not admit even the press, explained bis friendly.relations with Tri-Oounty Union of which Rev. W. Garrity, John Aniello of 99 the sewer. Are and water districts. Snrveya Holiday Luncheon Salad a n faithful reproductions of Green Valentine Alison, Jr., son of Rev. ness Monday. caused grave doubt in my mind as Homestead street received a sus This suggestion was made at toe wich Village, and Mrs. V. S. Alison Is quite sick By agreement judgment of $1894 Next Sunday Christmas will be the Connecticut newspaper editors Ralph Rowland and Urs. Chauncey Cranberry Salad was granted In the foreclosure ac to the legality of such action am) as —for whose co-operation In toe bat Squler are members will meet In SOUTH COVENTRY pended judgment in bis case on last selectmen’s meeting by Select The role of "Julie," Montgom- with tbe grip. observed in the churches. At to the propriety for which I am un payment of coats. Aniello was Light Fruit Cake asye wife, la said to offer Rosalind tion of Nathan Libby vs. Esther L. 10:.30 a. m. a service will be held tle for highway safety he expressed Westchester Tuesday evening to man Richard Martin. In order to WAPPING Special exercises In all depart- Brace, with the first Monday In der $10,000 bond.” gratitude—In this way: charged with having registered in secure an expression of opinion the Cherry Cookies ^ Ruaeell a telling opportunity to menU of the Federated Church and at the Willington Hill church with plan next year’s acttvitles. Lakevlew Inn, on U. S. Route 6, his name toe car driven by Alfred ffisplay the talents for which Metro- April, 1938 being set as the law white gifts and singing of carols. Referring to toe circumstance, directors of toe Improvement As ' Shop Manchester Pecan Sfinarea School will be carried out next Sun date. mentioned by Thomas Ferguson tn Friday evening of this week tos well-known to tourists is being Wilhelm of 70 Homestead street sociation are bringing these ques Christmas Torte Ooldwyn-Mayer a few weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. Selim Mitchell en day In the services. Annual Christ Tn Memorial church at 3:30 p. m. Sunday School will hold Its annual razed by Julian N. Bevllle, who with when that automobile struck and accorded her stardom. tertained at their home 16 guests at Criminal Session there will be presentation of white introducing the commissioner, that tions to the residents of the north Bran Electrolux Cook mas Candle-light services in the about the first thing Colonel Connor Christmas tree exercises in tos Mrs. BevlUe, has conducted a store killed Bennie Molesky on North end at toe meeting. There Is sure to MAYTAG The distinguished supporting cast a surprise birthday party, in honor evening will be given by the young The.'e were several cases brought gifts and the Nativity tableaux. GILEAD church. Next Sunday morning toe and lunch room here for twenty Main street .-arly Sunday morning. of "Live, Love and Learn” ia bead of Miss Edith rwomley of WlUi- people’s group. up in the criminal se.sslon which Mrs. Estelle Pratt la <»mfortably did, on assuming office, was to pastor will pretmh a Christmas ser years. Located at toe north end be opposition to che plan anc it also situated at the home of her son. give a fine big dinner to tbe news Wilhelm ia a minor, and without has been supporters, but before it First! WASHERS Everyone Is Cordially Invited! ed by the inimitable Benchley and mantlc, last Saturday evening. News from Mrs. Mary Hamlin would ordinarily have come before Notice has been received that a mon and there will be Christmas of Coventry Lake, toe place has proof of financial responsibility the glamorous Miss Vinson. Other Guests were present from Hartford, the January term, but inasmuch as Robert Pratt in Hyde Park, Maas., papermen of the state, toe commis sei-ved cottagers, tourists, and fish goes to toe selectmei, fo* further who had an apartment In Tolland special meeting ot Eiast Central Po sioner said: music by the Senior and Junior could not have toe car re sto re d In players Inctbde Mickey Rooney, and Wllllmantic. Games were for eighteen months slatc.s she is some of tho.se had been at the Toi- where she spends her winters. Mrs. choirs. ermen. since toe days when only un his name. Judge Garrity, crediting consideration the residents of the i $ 7 9 * 5 0 u p Monty Woolley, B. E. Clive, Charles played and refreshments served, laml jail since October, State’o At Pratt will be 82 years old In April. mona Grange No. 3 will be held at "You see, tost diimer was the re improved and oftentimes nearly Im north end will have their oppor IllaiipliMfpr IMvMfm with relatives m New Bedford, Vernon Grange hall on Thursday sult of my experience In toe army. Mrs. Beatrice (Colllna) Grimm of a plea entered by Anlello's attor R— Ju i^ a, Maude Eburnc, Harlan and a pleasant evening enjoyed. Maas., and will leave for Norwalk. torney Michael O’Connell of Stafford The Pratt family formerly owned a evening. December SO to confer the Bridgeport is staying with her passable roads brought toe public ney. William S. Hyde, that he had tunity on Wednesday evening to ex- i Briggs. Juno Claywortb and Al There was a large crowd who at Springe requested the court to act home in West Willington and were I had about 300 mules to get along tc Its doors. Mr. and Mrs. Bevllle press their opinions on toe ques Many Christmas shoppers Conn., to be with relatives during active in church work. Mr. Pratt fifth degree before the annual with (Uid I found out that the closer mother, Urs. Hubert Collins ot no Intent to commit a crime, but tended the card party at the home the Christmas recess. upon tbem. state meeting for the benefit of Chestnut Hill, while Ur. OolUna is have catered to travelers from every wished only to do a favor for Uons. KEMP'S of Mrs. Marjorie Barber, for the EMward Henry Roberts. 19 ot was a deacon and Mrs. Pratt clerk you got to them tbe less liable you state In toe union, also Canada, and friend, Aald that toe Court would Maytag benefit of the Wlndsorvllle Bugle News has been receWed from of the church on Willington Hill. those who wish to join the State are to get kicked." at toe Windham Community Uemo- have told us they have friends wintering in Orlando, Flori Crystal Lake, Ellington pleaded Grange, which is tn be held January ilal hospital In Wllllmantic recover from some European countries. Tbe be lenient Sales and Service and Drum Corpa The prizes were guilty to charges of breaking and Mrs. Frank Joslin is her daughter, building being too smsU to meet The case of Alfred Wilhelm, 19, HEBRON won by Har-y North of Broad da, the beauty of the flowers and Tomorrow the annual CTiristmaa 11, 12 and 13. In Hartford. The ing from a serious operation. present day demands, tbe proprie found gifts in Manches-' .shrubs and early vegetiible.s have entering ami theft. He has been at party of the women’s societies will .sixth degree will be conferred on a The Rev. Ralph Rowland and of 70 Homestead street charged Manchester ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT PAY! Brook, Eileen Dowd of Broad Brook, the Tolland jail since early in tors have decided to close out their with criminal negligence in the A card party will be held at the and Erwin San.som of Wlndsorvllle. been ruined by the late freeze: but be held at the Willington Hill class of candidates on the first Clayton Hunt went to Kockvillt business and devote Ihclr time to the clliiis Imils e.seapcd damage. October. The state’s attorney recom day. COLUMBIA Monday evening to a supper at tos death of Bennie Molesky on North Hebron Town Hall, Thursday eve The high honor students at the church. A business session of the other interests, which Include cabin Main street, was continued on re Date Book ter stores equal in quality Ellsworth Memorial High school, for Tuesday evening Dee. 14, the lol- mended that he be sent to an insti I-adtes' Aid society will be held in Mrs. Harriet Wales and J. A. Congregational Church there. Next accommodations and camping sites ning for the benefit of the Town tution where he would receive cor Masterton of Middletown were vlslt- quest of the prosecutor for one Fire Department. There will be the second marking period are an land Grange Ladies degree arc to the forenoon. Miss Rosa O. Hall, Mrs. Joseph Hutchins, Lecturer February there ia to be a drivs for for tourists. Tonight he guests of Wapplng Grange and rection, and Roberts was sentenced chairman, Mrs. .loseph Dimock and urs at toe home of Mrs. E. E. Foote, additional funds for toe Pilgrim Me month In bonds of $500 to enable a to stores anywhere—and tablea for bridge, whist, setback and nounced as follows: Sunday evening. of Columbia Grange, has announced Louise Chappell, an eighth grade medical examination and autopsy of Dec. 14 — Lecture on "Interna pinochle. The Invitation Is general Senior, Frank Burnham; Junior. initiate a class of candidates In the to the State Reformatory at Ches Miss Frances Mersereaii are the her schedule of programs for the morial Fund which aids retired and pupil In toe Center school, is the hire. committee for the dinner. The Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sobielo of the dead man by the coroner. tional Mart" by Mrs. Lewis Rose at and It Is boped that there will be a Henry Wells; Sophomores. Edward third degree. Other members of coming year as follows: Jan. 12. disabled Congregational ministers, winner of toe set of three volumes C hared with reckless driving as Y. M. C. A. at lower prices! Why not « generous response. All who have RIsley. Ronald Steltz. Julia Yonlka; rolland Grange are planning to be Clayton WlIIls, 16 also of Crystal mission class will study the sixth Manchester were Sunday callers at and this supper is to acquaint tos of toe DeLuxe edition of the "Story tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Connecticut Constitution Program; a resuH of on accident early last Tomorrow already benefited by the help of the and Freshmen, Georgeanna Becker. present. Lake, Ellington and Lawrence Kies, chapter of the book "Mecca and Jan 26, Installation of officers; Feb. ministers and laymen with tos of Connecticut," published by the Friday morning at Olcott and West Dec. 15 — Christmas carol con fire company or whom may rely on Barbara Burnham and Marie Mr. and .Mrs, Clifford Giles of 19 of Crystal Lake both pleaded Beyond,” entitled "Crescent or Fish. needs of toe fund and to lay plans Hartford Times and offered by them % Ooss." Mr. and Mrs Leon Fogil of Man 9. Music Night; Feb. 23, Valentine Center streets, Samuel E. Wilson of cert by High school choruses at them for aid In case of fire land Relchle. Hartford were guests in Tolland uullty to charge! of breaking and Party; March 9, Neighbors ^Ight; for toe drive. t J toe seventh or eighth grade pupil 67 Walnut street gained a continu High school auditorium. that Includes everybody in the The Young People s group of the Sunday. entering and were both given three chester were callers Sunday at toe Miss Anne Dlx, First Directress writing toe best composition about home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. March 23, Dramatics. Last call for ance of his case until Friday's ses This Week town) are asked to attend the party. Wapplng Community church met at Lewis B. Price an .Miss Thelma nionths suspended jai. sentences. membership applications; April 13, of the Ladles Aid Society, reports toe'recent sound film on "Safety’ sion of the court to permit Charles Dec. 17 and 20 — "A Search for If they cannot do this they ran at the Center, and motored to Ware Price attended the funeral of David Kics was given an additional three Fogil. Mrs. Fogil accompanied shown in toe Town ball by Mr. Ford Shop in them and called on Mr. and Mrs. First and Second Degrees; April 27. that about $27 was made at tbs last Snow of 134 Prospect street. In Santo Claua", Junior choir of Con least send In a quarter, the price of house Point 'Cpworth League, Sun Price held in Willlniantic, Saturday' months suspended sentence on an MARLBOROUGH meeting of toe society held Iasi of toe Aetna Casualty and Indem jured In the crash, to appear. He Is cordia Lutheran church. admission. There will be prizes and day evening, where they held a Carroll Hutchinson in Willimantlc. Third and Fourth Degrees; May 11, nity Co. PuDlIa receiving honorable News has been reicived of a little additional charge of misconduct. Sunday afternoon. Children’s Night. In charge of the' week, for candy, nuta and other ar now In the Manchester Memorial Coming Events refreshments. union service. son bom Sunday morning to .Mr. The two youths were Involved with ticles sold at that meeting. mention for their compositions, are hospital suffering from head In Dec. 31 — Knlghta of Columbus George Weyman. a former resi Broneslow .Matulls wn re-elected Edmund L. Zacber of Hartford Is Members of toe Vegetable and Graces; May 25, Agricultural Night- Edmond Ifostemsky, Fred Twerdy, and Mrs. Louis Bock In Plymouth, Roberts in a scries of breaks about making Improvements on his place Fruit Producers Marketing associa June 8. Chaplain’s Night Memorial Airs. Madeline Hayden has return juries. Few Year’s Eve frolic at Rainbow, dent of this town, died at the Odd to head the .ithuanlan Social club Maas. Mrs. Bock was before mar the lake. and Elinor Graham. Another prize Lucy Latowlc of 19 Ash street Bolton. MANCHESTER Fellow’s Home in Groton Sunday. for the ensuing year, at the meeting here, which is known as the Melissa tion of Manche.ster arc invited to Sei-vicc; June 22, Connecticut Night; ed to her home after spending tos zet of toe history will be awarded riage. Miss Dorothy Leonard daugh- George M. Kies. 45 and Mrs. Jones place In the south pat*t of the tbe annual linner held at the Rain July 13, Mystery Ride; August 24, past week In iSaat Hartford. had her case, involving a chargA of Also Tail Cedars New Year's Eve Dec. 8, aged 53. He has been in ill recently at the town hall. Other ttr of Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Leonard Kathlee Bolin, both of Crystal Lake Any Grange member wishing tc In June to toe pupil completing the reckless driving, continued two party at (jountry Club. The Simplified Answer health for some years from heart officers elected are Vice-President, town. bow hail in Bolton. Sunday. Decem all day picnic; Sept. 14, Neighbors best book on "Safety", a project now- of Tolland avenue. pleaded guilty to the charge ot adiil- Miss Shirley Anderson, daughter ber 19. This association has , 165 Join toe 5to or Pomona degree ol weeks. Two women hurt at the in Jan. 15 — Brltlsb-American club trouble and complications. When Frank J Ident; secretary. Mi^s Mr. and Mrs Donald Graham of Night; Sept. 28, E'oollsh E’olks Fair; in process at tbe school. A. V. Les tersection of Main street and Hart family party at Masonic Temple. he lived here he was employed , on Nellie Kupchunos; treasurer. Frank try. both having been at the Tol of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lord cele members In all and many Gilead Oct 12, 4-H Club Night; Oct 26. toe order at tbe special meeting to lie made arrangements for secur Thompsonvllle, Conn., were Sunday land jail since October 6th. They brated her 16th birthday with a be beld m Vernon Grange on De ford read when Mrs. Latowde's car Also informal cabaret dance at Save Tithe and Money farms, bit last place of employment Blozie; chairman of the membership residents belong to -it Tlis dinner Competitive Program; No. 9, Elec ing toe prize voliimea. collided with theirs, are still in the Rainbow, Bolton, auspices of Amer being the Claude Jones place. Fun committee, Joseph Krawskl; social guests of Miss Bertha Place and were each given a six months sus party Thursday night. Fourteen will be served in the early after tion of Officers; Nov. 23. First and cember 30tb, are asked to get tos The Men’s club of the Congre other Tolland relatives. young people attended. Miss An hospital it was said In court. ican Legion. eral and Interment were In Groton, committee, Ella Ident and George pended jail sentence, Mr. Kies Is the noon by Frank Lenti, proprietor of Second Degrees; Dec. 14. Third and necessary application blanks from gational church wrlll meet on Tues Feb. 1-4—Annual Herald Cooking I'uesday. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Miller and father of Lawrence Kies who was derson is a senior at Bacon Acad Frank’s Restaurant in Hartford. the local Secretary, Mrs. Clayton Merchants Division Manchenter auunber of Oommerra To Bill Paying Enes; publicity committee. George Fourth Degrees; Dec. 8, Retiring day of next week at 8 o’clock (or scbtxil. . Miss Marjorie .Martin of Dalton. W. Stone; executive board, William family had as Sunday guest.-, seven tried earlier In the day at the same emy. The children who are pre-school Officers Night. Hunt. their monthly meeting. A feature .jif their friends from Hartford. Miss Theresa Vincent, of Wllll- "The world’s largest potash lake Maas., spent the week-end at her E. Barton. chairman. Benedict' session of the court on the thett age accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. The engagement of Louise Alarion The annual supper and business of toe entertainment program will In (^lifornla. Is just a mass of Seven hundred Texans defeated Hebron home. She assisted the choir Kupchunos, Julius' Palozle, John Mrs. Samuel Stmpson was a guest charge. mantic, the school nurse, was In Eierl Lewis ..ttended the Christmas meeting of Columbia church will bs be a performance of magic by Wil of friend In Hartford last week. town Thursday. Strickland to Roland C. Mathieu, crystals. Interspersed with brine, 12 5.000 Mexican soldiers in 18 min a t SL Peter’s church at the Sunday KIslel and Stanley Morey. TTie club Christmas .Seal Drive story hour program held at the St. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ma- held at the hall on Friday evening, li’ m Fitch Cheney of Storrs. square miles In area and 80 feet utes at tbe battle of San Jacinto in service at 11 a m.. and sang an of will observe ILs first anniversary Next Wetlnesday evening. Dee. 15. The thirty-first annual Christmas Mias Lois B. Lord is visiting Mr. Peter’s Rectory, Monday afternoon. December 31sL The supper will be The every member canvass of toe and Mrs. Ralph Korngiebel in Troy, toicu of Columbia, was announced deep. 1836. fertory solo. next month with a celebration. One the Tolland Fire Company will Seal Drive la on, and those who The Hebron Grange orchestra Saturday by her parents, Mr. and prepared by toe Ladies Aid Society. Dwight Martin attended a high of the main purposes of the club la sponsor a public whtst at the Town N. Y. played at Neighbors' Night held at Miss Beverly McCullough spent have received the letters and seals Miss Helen Planets and Miss Mrs. Leonard Strickland, also of school dance at Williroantlc Satur to build a recreation center for chil Hall, when prizes are to be offered. which were sent out ten days ago iJolchestra. Monday evening. Other Columbia. the week-end In Hartford at tos T he Manchestersiaso T rust Company The weekly reading club met Mabel Fuller, sophomore at Glas Granges Invited were Hanover, KWMMNCNMrWBfWMnimtWWWWWWSKWWWWMWWa day evening. Miss Barbara Tennant, dren in town. The club now boa.sts to families in Rockville sr.d sur The Christian Endeavor Society home of Mrs. Florence Badge and a graduate of the school also attend, a membership of 150. with a mem Monday afternoon at the home of rounding towns, arc urged to make tonbury high school are on tbe honor Glastonbury, Klllingworth and went to Bushnell Memorial Satur M.ANCBFSTltR.•STftK. r o \N . .19.:^ ed. bership drive due to start in a few Mrs. Samuel Simpson. , roll for the last marking period. Terryville, R. I. met in the Chapel Sunday evening their returns. Mrs. William Caffyn and Sont for election of officers for toe com day afternoon to see the Marionette Mr. and Mrs. Zugu rerpoiop.>my weeks. On December 2.1rd the club The response for the request for •Miss Alice Butke it. ci. il''man of Mrs. Ida Heck spent the week show. who moved to .New York about a | with the co-operation of the gram- old Bibles by the pastor to be Lucius of Rockville visited rela- end at her home In Union. ing year. Officers will be: Presi the 1937 Seal committee and she is tive.s here the last of the week. dent, Arnold Alason; Vice-Pt;esident The cold of the past few days has _. *•* A • ..I: month ago tiave decided that there mar school teachers and superin brought to the Church Universal Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fogil and frozen tbe surface of toe lake so Is no place like home, and tiave assisted by Miss Louise Burke. Miss Jessie Weir of West Hart children spent the week-end at the Virginia Collins; Secretary, Jane NEW TEAR’S EVE tendent of schools, Cerhardt Ra.^t, Bible Lecture, last Sunday was most Each seal purchased he.ps the ford, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Lyman and Treasurer. Arthur Cobb. that quite a few persons were skat moved back to their Hebron place will give a Christmas party for the gratifying. Three tablea of old home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dorau ing there Sunday. Mrs. Claude W. Jones .and Miss children In the first and second Bibles In many languages were on Rockville Visiting Nurse Aasocia Jerome F. Weir ot this place Is a in Wallingford. After the meeting the young people LUilan GrUfing were in .diddletown grade.i of all grammar schools In display. Tbe oldest one in town was tlon to combat tuberculosis. Eighty' patient at the Physicians and Sur The choir of toe Gilead Congre adjourned to the church for a re Swingtime In Manchester Saturday for (.'hristmas shopping. underlak- ] sent In by .Mrs. Henry Young dating five per cent of the money remains geons Hospital In New Haven. gational church- will hold a re hearsal of the Christmas program The Rev. B. A. Lewis preached mg of this sort^ for' any organization back to 1792. printed by Alexander in R^kvtlle for the local organiza A Well t;hild Clinic will be held hearsal at tbe church Wednesday to be held next Sunday evening in LOCAL RIFLE TEAM LOW Sunday at the Hebron I'ongregd- here. tion and only fifteen percent goes to at Richmond Memorial Library evening December 16 at 7:30 the Church. Conrose Presents Kincaid, Hla Majesty’s Printer. (today! Tuesday. 'muttdSaassmsmk Uonal Church from the theme Wapping Grange .No. 30, will h(dd The next was a pulpit Bible from the National headquarters. o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Collins of J- "Jetua Offers A Personality. ’ ihe their rcgulai meeting this Tuesday the old Methodist Society dating Money is needed to carry on tbe Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Hall and Miss Lovina Foote of Durham Wethersfield were guests of Mr. and . IN INYITATION MATCH choir sang an anthem, ' Above The evening at the Wapplng Community work in this community, and tne the Misses Mattie and Rebecca spent the week-end at her home Mrs. Raymond Lyman Sunday after 1814. BiicII attended the funeral of Mrs. FRANK DAILEY Silent Hills ' Among Cbtistmus church House, at 8 o’clock. It is to Mrs. Frank J. Newcomb who has residents are asked to make returns here. noon. events announceci was a Coinniumly he initiation ol a large class of can as soon as possible. ^ Roxanna M. Peck at Westchester Members of the Eiastern States Dorothy Cobb, i$ho works in vicU- . Columbia Network ^ Now you can economically eliminate the hazards of Carol Sing at the green. 7:0U p. m . spent eleven montlis at the Steele last Siindsy. I In an invitation match shot -u-. : didate,- in the third and fourth de House left Monday to spend some .Men’s Club .Meeting Farmers' Exchange are invited to Hartford, spent the week-end al her tween Enfiold, Wepawaug Rifle dj® Dee. 24. This will follow a cnildien s grees with the harvest supper fol The Men’s club ot the EiiLigton The local Y held its semi-annual attend a membership meeting held home oh West street. And R li i paying with cash and the possibilities of dispute because party to be held at th.’,A7ongrega- lowing the degrees. time wnth her daughter, Mrs. Vin meeting last week and tbe follow at Ellington Town Hall, Thursday. of Milford and ManchesUr's Aio«J[n WRITING PAPER cent Masimarso and husband in Congregational church will meet The Thursday Afternoon Oub can Legion Rifls team In U iltptrJ tlonal Chapel at the close ot school. David Collins. Kaymond Van this evening at eight o’clock in the ing officers were elected: Harry December 16. Christmas Fund drive was brought Other announcements will be made Sicklen, Shirley Johnson. Ruth Hartford. Kingborn, 3rd. president; Nelson Air. and Mrs. Edward Miller end toe Alanchester team wa- low. Eaeif Meadowhrook Club Orchestra of lack of convincing- receipts. ------1 social rooms of the church. Slides, to a close E'riday evening iq Yeo team was allowed to enter as many f later. Carroll. David and Raymond Frink showing the construction ot the new Fries, secretary and reporter; Roy daughters toe Misses Winifred and mans Hall with toe final whist of in GIFT BOXES On account of the ‘octremc cold are the raemberi of the banjo club Fuller, treasurer. The active mem Harriet Miller and son EMward of men os they wished, with toe score Direct From Sunday the Hebron CombusKers CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS bridge at Middletown will be atiown. bers are Felix Casella, Frank Caa- toe old year. Nine tobies were in of the five highest counting Man who will be presented by their An entertainment program will Milford were Sunday visitors at toe play which resulted In toe following New Shades, New Borders. New Notes CEDAR GROVE. NEW JERSEY were obliged to cancel their footboJI teacher, George Smith at the Girl ella, Chester CAsella, Gustave John nome of Ur. and Mrs. J. Kellogg chester had eight men ahootmg It is the most simple, fast and economical system of game scheduled for that afternoon be provided by the boys from the son. Roy Pettenglll, Elmer Wimmer, prize winners: men’s first-prUe Box'of 24 Sheets, Scout setback and Christmas party The United States Civil Service CCC camp on Soapstone Mountain. White. Frederick Mncht, ladle’s first prize’ with Newcomb, - Spleas, Carlson, Featuring with a Cromwell team on the next Friday evening. Dec. 17 at Theodore Rank! and Edward Rankl. Ur. and Urs. Joseph Jordan and Donze and Gozdz scoring tbe high 24 Envelop es...... O U C and up | /m ston Lake field. There will be Conimisslon has announced open The committee in charge includes M rs Henry Mpnd and son Billy Mrs, Lister Hutchins, men’s conso paying yet offered to the public and this bank, the first Wapping Community house. competitive examinations as fol- Mrs. DeVere Carney of Westerly, lation prize, Horace UtUe, ladle’s est. The Uilford team bad 14 mea no more football here until another Mahlon Chapman and Chris. Lee. spent Friday In New Britain with R. L, spent toe week-end at tbe in tbe shoot and EMflcIc bad 11. EM- asoaon. lows: Ckmgregationul .Meeting her parents. consolation prize, Lucy Derosla, and LOUISE WALLACE 'TO SALVAGE IJ.NER Naval architect, $3,800 a year, U. home of Urs. Clayton Htlla. Ura. field scored 942, Uilford 939 and CRANE’S PAPERS to offer this service in central‘Connecticut, is pleased Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bosley who The December Congregational Schools will be closed Thursday Carney who spent last week In toe (k»r prize was won by Mrs Celebrated Swinf; SingeV iiva at the George. F. Klbbe place S. Maritime Commission. meeting of the First Lutheran Rowland Smith. 'The hostesses Uanchestar 928. in boxes many sizes—both letter and note, Manila, Dec. 14—(API—Dollar Assistant marketing specialist afternoon so that the teachers may Gilead returned home with tbem to state that it is meeting with unusual popularity. r a c e Aroston Road entertained 13 Line officials rushed preparations church will take place this evenmg attend the teachers’ meeting in Col Sunday evening. were; Urs. Fred Tatro, Mrs, George linen, vellnm, ivory, satin relatives Sunday, five of whom were (meat grader), $2,6()0 a year. at eight o’clock. chester. Burnham and Ura. Uason Nuhfer today to attempt to salvage the $8.- Bureau of Agricultural Economics check finishes 4 from Newington Junction and eight 600.000 President Hoover, aground World Wide Guild The Sunday school will have a JAP FREIGHTER ON FIRE A three act comedy "A Readv ...... C and np from New Britain. Physiologist (poultry), and senior, Made Family" was presented by the Deaths Last Night off a Formosa Island since midnlcbt associate, and oss(stant physiolog The World Wide Guild will meet Christmas program at the church 16~ARTISTS — 1 6 If you haven’t investigated this new service it will pay Dramatic Oub of Bacon Academy The Hebron Young Women’s club Friday. ists (poultry 1, $2,600 to $a,600 a wlLi Misses Eveljn and Smriey Sunday morning which will be fol Victoria, B. C.. Dec. 14.—(AP)— Crane’s Grey lit w n ...... will provide the usual illuminated The Hoover’s 453 pa.'-sengprs were Mathewson of 207 East Maui street lowed by the regular Christmas While her crew fought a fire In her Colchester, Saturday evening in Yoe- $1.00 At GSristmaa tree on the green to be year. Bureau of Animal lndu.stry Rome—EMoardo Vitale. 70. con« you to do so at once. enroute to Manila on the President Principal consultant in child wel- at eight o’clock this cvemog. service with special music by the coal bunkers, the Japanese freighter mana hall under toe auspices of ductor of the San Carlo Opera at .^ b t e d through the holiday season. McKinley, another Dollar boat, aft Embinn Club children’s choir and the choir. The Sunaho Uaru sped back towariU Columbia Grange. Coming at toe Tablets and Pound Papers With Envelopes 1 Twls has been a custom for several lare services, $5,6(H) a year, and Naples. er two uncomfortable days on tiny principal consultant in medical A special meeting of the Rock Cnirlstlan Endeavor society have Victoria today. The master of toe end of a week fuU of social acUviUcs Uuokegeon. Uich.—Eklward B. to match. i ^Fearz past Huixhoto island. ville Emblem club will be held at charge of the carol singing’ which 6.169-ton c r ^ t expres.sed fear toe audience was not as large as It Genuine winter weathci has at social work for children, $5,600 a wdll take place in the evening. A Dana, 80. former qdttor and pub Manchester State Armory Dollar officials in Sau Fiancisco year. Children’s Bureau, Depart 2:15 on Wednesday afternoon witn flames would bum through the bulk would have been under more favor lisher of toe Muskegon Chronicle. ■ UmT been felt here. Tbe tber- were notified nfgh seas fn the vicin social hour will follow at the home head Into general cargo she was able conditions. Those who saw toe am neter read two below zero Sat- ment of Labor. Mrs. Margaret Reeves presiding. of Hr. and Urs. Uyron PettengiU. College Station. Tex—Dr. J. J. DOORS OPEN 9:00 P. M, DANCING UNTIL 3 A. M. ity of tbe island bad receded. 'They Full Information may be obtained Final plans will be made a t UUa carrying for Japan. play bowsvsr. agreed that much Taubenhaus, S3, plant pathologist srdajr morning a t HUding Brotbera’ said salvage operations woul,f get Uiaa Jean Tbleass. a student at Fire broke out yesterday wrben credit was dus these young people The Dewey-Richman Co* Advance Tickets, 85c, including Ux. f tfnee on tbe Anistra Road. Around from Thomas F. Moriarty Secretary time for the Christmas party on the American University, Wa.»hlng- at Texas A and M. coUega whose Box Office, $1.00 plus txT, under way 'mmcdlately with three oi the U. S. (Tivll Sendee Board ol W’ednesday, Dec. 22nd. toe Sunaho was 22 miles out. Tbe comprising toe csst of toe play for dlscorsries In eonnecUra with C ot-, The Manchester Trust C (gha green the raadinga i tugs. ton. D. C.. is expected home this ship la under charter to toe Mitsui their fine presentation. Tbe Acad lEWELERS STATIONERS Ticket^ At McCoy’s Music Store, Hartford. I Examiners, at the pos^oSlce. Following the mgeUng on Wed weak (or tbe boUitoys. : ton Root Rot enabled sclenix to pre* OPTICIANS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. supping COb emy orchestra, directed oy Albert E. pare control measures. HANCHFIirrER EVENING HERALD. MANCHERIER. CONN.. TUESDAT, OECEMRER14,1937
EBUSOENCY DOCTOKS demand consideration of their sub- rATE INCREASES etltutes. I PhyatcUna who will reapond DEFER NAMING Panay Casualty List PRINTING MK-UP Griswold asserted “a whole lot ot MURDERS WOMAN, to emergency calla tomorrow people in this House are not in aitcraoon are Dr. N. A. Uurr,' By ASSOCIATED PBEtsS ( Other known survivors: favor o f the monstrosity” beioc ad ITS WPA FORCES ! 3030 and Dr. M. E. Monarty, HEAD0FG.0.P. DELAYS MEASURE vocated by the leadership and the THEN TAKES BATH 544S. Aboard the United States Gun Oeorge Ateheson, Jr., Embassy secretary. labor committee. He su^tatta a ------«« boat Panay when she was sunk were J. Hall Paxton, Embassy seers-^ flat wage of 40 cents an hour and a Louis Sees Max WJn; Then Says He’ll Beat GermaA 15,000 Od RoDs At P 0 U q _G R 0 U P 72 persons. These Included 55 offi tary. 44-hour week. cers and crew, four memkers of the Captain Prank Roberts, ssslstant House Action On Wage-Honr When the legislation finally reach Philadelpliia Slayer Beats Up ed the House floor yesterday after ‘ ABOUT TOWN (OoBtlBiied from Page One) United Btates Embassy staff from military attache. 'h eien t, Director Phns To Emile Oassie, Embassy clerk. 283 members voted tu repudiate Nanking, seven other American Bin Halted When Proofs Rules committee’s blockade (ff IL Victim’s Companion And A meeting of the audit committee Ick Stelwer of Oregon and John H. John L. Hodges, fireman. SUurla, /y LEADERS FAVORED IN BEC CAf.F r.AMF.S Allen and Gomez Capture of the Board of Selectmen will be Wlgmore, Chicago legal authority. civilians, one British newspaper Ala. Republicans and some southern SCHMELING KNOCKS 0Ul Boost Number By 5,000. held In the Municipal building on Hamlltoq said the meeting which man, three Italians and two not ac J." V. Pickering, Cadis, O. , Are Late In Arriring. Democrats denouncsd its previsions. Then Treats Her Wounds. Thursday, December 16, to go over may “ possibly decide the future of counted for. Thomas Allen Ooleman, chief A retired Baptist minister. Rep. American Hurling Honors recent bills. the party and even possibly the fu Aboard the three Standard Oil pharmacist’s mate, Usbon, La. Eaton (R -N. J.), declared the bill ■>lfaw 'Haven, Dec. 14.— (A P ) — ture, of the nation" had approached vessels attacked, seven foreigners waa "conceived in sin anJ sired in UPSET PROSPECTS THOMAS IN 8TH STAN2I The local CCC selection oflieer, Al John A. Dlmbofer, seaman, Syra Washington, Dec. 14— (APT — A Philadelphia, Dee. 14— (A P ) — A Local Schoolboys To Play OPEN YMCA LEAGUE at J. Sullivan, ataU admlnis* no one as yet for committee mem and 150 Cfijlnese crew. cuse, N. T. the cave of the winds at the other circuit was bert Behrend, announced today that bership and “ certainly no one for printing ralz-up delayed House ac youth who shot an attractive young (Lofty) Gomsz of New York, the Known dead: Two. Rajrmond L. Browning, engineer’s end of Pennsylvania avenue." Red " Ruffing, also of the Yankees, or, aaid to i^ y Ccmnectlcut W PA vaesneles still exist for the next the chairmanship.’’ tion today on amendments to the fellow they aaid was "through ’ a Wounded: Light unnamed, seri mate, Los Angeles. Rep. Dies (D-Tez.), a leading foe divorcee and attempted to assault HIGH AS CIRCUIT 2 Games Each This Week who suffered only seven setbacks. would be augmented at once camping period to begin January 1. Aside from the deliberations of the measure, said R was “de WITH THREE GAMES year or so sgo, and Jolmny Allen ol ously; four slightly. Joseph Anthony Oianes, gunner’s wages and hours bill snd permitted her eom'sl^ companion was describ Right back of Comez In the earn GREERMENTOPLAY Gives Impressive Displaj the current nation-wide In- Hamilton made a stream of rebut signed to humbug" the workers and Cleveland divided Individual pitch ed run column was lanky Monty Oeorge H. Waddsll, clerk of the Survivors named In dispatches: mate, Rochester, N. Y. more time for heated general dls- ed uy police today as cue of the but ha was unable to aet a tals to Robert W. Johnson. New cusslon of Its provlalons. would benefit "only a handful ot ing honors during the past Ameri Stratton of (lilcago with a mark of Board of Selectmen, said today that 22, Including Known wounded. William T. Hoyle, macblnlst'a calmest ItUlers they ever kfid Manchester High and Manebee-Aoourt and Is capable ot throwing Jersey industrialist, and others who people." known. ENTERS 3RD WEEK can League season, official averages 2.40, with Allen in third place with Ring Ability- In Tk iita figure. purely routine matters were dis Survivors at Inland city of Han- mate, Balsom, N. C. In that debate. Representative ter Trade, undefeated in schoolboy a scare into the Clarkemen. showed today. 17-GAME SCHEDULE have called for his own retirement Lambertson (R., Kas.), said It Wonld Burt BnsIneBs The dead woman, Mrs. Wilma V. Meet ttemmerclal Here Eagles, Aces And Tigers Are an average of 2 55 runs allowed per i-Wlth 10,700 petaona on the rolla cussed last night at a a meeting of aban, unnamed: 52. John B. Sherwood, McOraw, N. Y. basketball competition thus far this The statistics awarded Gomes the contest. “ ’ pw aent, Sullivan aaid the em- tha water commlttet of the Select "No one has the right to read me The dead: would set up a dictator for Industry 31-partlsan critics contended Carpenter, 38, was found last night Manchester returns to the State or anyone out of the party," Hamil D. i . Goldie, address unknown. season, are slated (or two games Junior circuit’s earned run leader t omez led the circuit In strike Before 16,000 Fans' Dt ngure "might reach a to men. No action was taken nor new Charles L. fnsm lnger of Ocean and asked return of the measure to enacment of the bill at this time In the bedroom of her fashionable Armory Saturday night to enter ton said as bis train arrived. "1 Vernon F. Puckett, chief petty committee fo>' overhaul. Represen C aiM Hill home after Miss Mary Easy Victors In Intermedi ship. Appearing In 34 games, the outs. 194, and the eccentric left ot 30,000." proposals entered, he aaid. Beach, Calif., Panay atoie keeper. would disturb economloa conditions YD’s Face Dgion’s,PA’s Meet this week and both should be tain New Haven Commercial, Yankee southpaw, who won 2l and challenge anyone to point to a pe officer, Kerens, Tex. tative McReynolda (D., Tenn.l. also Griffin, 22, a beauty shop operator, severely tested In their efforts to hander also topped the circuit's EUsworth High Of Sooth atnal centera moat aerioualy Sandro Sandri, Italian newspaper further and would prolong the buat- newcomer to the local schedule. The lost 11 tilts, allowed only 2.33 runs Brown Bomber Feels I riod when there baa been greater P. W. Parsons, Winston-Salem, attacking the measure, said It would broke free from the bonds the m- keep their recordi unsmlrchrt. The hurlers In shutouts, accomplishing by the recent bualneaii A meeting of the Zoning Commis man. N. C. neaa recession. Olson’s, Reno’s Opposes schools met in the Yale Tournev ate Cirenit. per contest, the lowest In the league op would receive the greateat sion held last night considered constructive activity In the Republi sacrifice Industry and the people ot Rep. Ramspeck (D-Ga.) assort truder used to tie her to the bed. Clarkemen have won three games PreUma last seoaon and the Red an'd six blankings to equal Grove’s per Known wounded: Captain P. Mender, Estonian, at since 1934. AUen. who won 15 formance In 1936. Wes Ferrell of Windsor Expects Another of additional woraera., zoning ordinances In effect In other can. National Committee and Its Uie south. ed, however, that failure to dispose T h e man. Miss Griffin related, since bowing to the Alumni, while White emerged the victor, a (eat it He Can Keep The Tif Lieut Commander J. J. Hughes, the Meiplng. •’ "The self appointed nursemaid o f games and lost only one, and that Boston and Washington led the ^jjgBlUvan pointed out after a au- Connecticut towns, and there was headquarters at so long a time be of the legislation "one way or confronted them with a pistol as Moriartys In League Con the Schoberites bave won ail three is hopeful of duplicating this Sat the final game ol the season, com- commander of the Panay. Captain Jorgensen, Norwegian, of the measure." McReynolds said, re they entered the Carpenter home. of their starts. The Y. M. C. A. Intermediate league in most Innings pitched, 281 ory stair meeting that the general discussion of application of fore a campaign," said Hamilton in another" would Increaae buslneaa urday here. Cole, Scbleldge, Rose, pUod the highest won-and-lost per Fine Cage Season. Lieut Arthur F. Ande.s, execu the Melspbla. ferring to Rep. Mary T. Norton (D.. After taking all their money—about basketball league got under way Ir most batters faced, 1,126, In most PA In thia state plana to take Im- some of the provtllona In regard to a formal statement uncertainty. He appealeu to the Play WUson Tonight Murphy and Taggart arc expected centage In the circuit’s history. B,v O.VYLE T.AI.BOT * tive officer. A man named Blasina, address N J .), the bill's manager, "has so 32— she Bald be drove them before The Traders play fHelr first night last night with the Eagles, Aces hits made off hls delivery, 325, In ' ate atepa to absorb employ- Manchester. There was no action He added be could have resigned House to "have the courage to de tests Tonight. to be the starters in both games as Having previously won hls last taken In regard to adoption ol regu Jim Marshall, wrriter, Seattle, unknown. mishandled the diapers and the blm upstairs. game tonight against Woodrow and Tigers coming out on the long most runs scored off him, 177, and 1 relief caaea without the use of bis $25,000 a year post "long ago to cide this thing on Its merits." this quintet seems to work the two p m ea of the 1936 season. New York. Dec. 14.— (/ lations. nor was other definite busi Wash., and Chicago. No mention was mode of the 15U safety pins that through frequent "He got a length of rope from the Wilson High at Middletown, a new besL end of the score. In most nms earned off bis pitching. Ellsworth Memorial High of or city quotas. my personal advantage but 1 have Rep. Dunn (D-Pa.), callmg for Allen’s brilliant performance gave LouLs, the cocoa-colored eh a VAU cities and other industrial ness concluded. F. Hayden Vines, Roanoke, Va., Chinese seamen on the Standard Ull changings, the child Is suffering kitchen and ordered Mrs. Carpontei comer to the local schedule, and In the first game the Eaglea. de 153. Buck Newsom, recently sent South Windsor, which compiled a never run from a figh t" In the na united support of the bill, aaid every The current leaders of the Rec These games this week will clear him a streak of 17 consecutive vic splendid cage record under the nunitlea will ne aaked to sub- employe of American British Tobac vessels, but It was belloveu most of from a pernicious skin rash.” ti tie my hands," Miss Griffin add Coach Walter E. Sebober expects fending Intermediate Lesgue to St. Units bv Boston, took the lead Is m.t a man easily Impre tion Hamilton called for "replacing Senior league enter the third week the deck for the drat of the annual tories. Jake Wade of Detroit beat coaching of Hugh Greer In Its first to the division of Intakes and Members of Hose Company No. 2 co Company. them were saved. Representative Celler (R , N.Y.), measure recommended by President ed. hls charges to nm into plenty of borne and home series between the champs, took the Cuba over 33 to In most walks, passing 167 men He sat dead-panned In Ma the New Deal by a better deal." Roosevelt bad been “good legiata- of. cage competition at the Elasl him 1 to 0 with a two hit perform v-hlle with Washington and Boston. campaign last year, has booked a ion lists of, eligible work- of the Manchester fire department Still later Hamilton reminded Interrupted to call McReynolds a Killed for Screaming stiff opposition. Caster, Boyko, High and Trade, set (or the East 12. The Eaglea flashed a fine ance In the last game of the 1937 .Square Garden last night tlon for the poor of this country. Side Kec tonight with their fingers Yost, Bycholskl and Wylie will passing attack as every player George TurbevlIIe of Philadelphia 17-game seheiliile for 1937-38 and will bold their annual Christmas Johnson of the procedure by which "hopeless reactionary.” Mrs. Carpenter, whose husband Side Rec next week Wednesday af schedule. Allen's record supplant-'d Max Schmeling knocked Ba Cth'er portions of the Prtsident's died several years ago, while they crossed On paper, the YD Serv probably carry the burden of play with the exception of the center contributed the high total of nine seems due to enjoy another highly administrator said place party In fire headquarters. Main the National Committee Itself Is was believed, however, that most ol Mrs. Norton bad Intended to offer, ternoon at 3 o’clock. Id six years, that set by Elob Grove, who won 31 Thomas daffy ns a dervish Ip « nta would be made "as soon as and Hilliard streets, rhursday eve as a substitute for the pending ad legislative program were advancing were getting a divorce, waa killetl ice, the PA'a and MoriSrty Brothers as the starters. On Friday, the figured in the scoring. Derrick wild pitches and Bill Trotter of St. successful season. The Orcermci) rounds, and all Joe had to say chosen, saying "each of the 106 them had been saved. seem certain to emerge the victors the High cagers have taken eight snd lost 4 for Philadelphia In 193U ily possible” on a baala of ning. Dinner will be served at 6:30 ministration measure fixing wages slowly. Both Senate and House when Bhe screamed wildly as tha Trade School will be host to Tor- was outstanding for the Eagles, Lsiuls hit the most batsmen—7. played their lld-llfter last week and "If I can’t whip that Schmellais members was the unanimous choice Names of th6’ eight foreigners In the triplebeader program,' but straight games from their Trade While pacing the Yankees to trounced Lyman Hall of Walling rabie local conditions. and this will be followed by a busi O B i l U A R Y and hours for labor, a print contain Banking committees continued their man. about 20, slugged Miss Griffin rlngton Trade at the East Side Rec. rivals but the latter believe their scoring 13 points, while Capt. Kat- New York led the circuit In team next time I don’t aver want of more than 1,000 delegates who seriously wounded 'vere not known aucb figuring baa a habit of being the championship. In a brilliant pit -hlng, the Yankee hurlers allow ford. Obeehs lor Chrlatnias. ness meeting at 8 o’clock. Follow ing 100 amendments her committee stuuy of the Housing Bill, the Sen with the butt of hU gun. Tied with Bristol for the (X T L losing streak la due to end this kaveck wejit best (or the Cubs. nnother pair o f boxing glovefi^3 sat at the Cleveland convention. ’ here. Available information thus knocked into a cocked hat by Old comeback, Gomez was the only ing a collective average of 3.65 runs Ell.sworth faces Bloomfield High ;,7be state administration hopes ing the business meeting there will had approved. ate g.-oup beginning final considera The youth then contmued bla ef leadership. Coach Will Clarke’s season. It almost ended last year The Aces took the measure of pitcher In the lesgue to win more From bulging brief cases the St. far listed names of 22 survivors, in Man Upset. the Pirates In the second game, 30 per contest. CHilcago was second at South Wln(laor this Friday and Joe might have been' whiatlS) at an appreciable number of new be distribution of presents to the FUNERALS Prints Not Ready tion of amendments. Senator Bark forts to attack the younger woman, Red and White bosketeera Invade when the Traders were nosed out in than 20 games. The other 20-game the dark. Srhmelliig, to the la ^ kera can be assigned to projects Louis conferees sorted stacks 61 cluding Lieutenant Commander hut she struggled fiercely and he Here's the program: Mlddletowm Friday night In quest to 4. The Acea who ore much at 4.17. has nine other home games with different members of the company. Through some slip, the revised ley told reporters the bill might be a nip and tuck sizzler by a 37-36 had looked Ilka a -ruly great T time to receive at least a small cards on which the proposed per Jamrs Joseph Hughes, Lieutenant finally left her alone. T;15— YD’a vs. Dillon's. of their third straight League tri more experitneed than the Pirates six games i.way. The complete Bennie Molesky prints were not ready when the flnlshej! late in the day. 8:16— p a ’s vs. Olson’s. count, losing the second engage er as he toyed with Thomaa for Christmas. sonnel of the steering committee Arthur F. Anders, and Jim Mar Detective Charles EUer. of Mont umph. Middletown has been beaten were led by D1 Mlncl who scored 8 schedule follows: Members of the Children of Mary Mouse convened. They were await The House Rivers and Harbors 9:15— Renn’a vs. Moriartys. ment by 32-26. Indications are early rounds and then metfto iinty of project costs had been listed—a card to each shall Colliers magazine writer, ail The funeral of Bennie Molesky, gomery county, said the slayer by Bristol and East Hartford and points. The Pirates who ars ex I5ec. 17—Bloomfield, home. Sodality will bowl tonight at 7:30 at ed to eliminate the necessity for committee went ahead with hear The YD's and P A ’S arc leading that this may be one of the best In the t y ^ of work-plans name and a brief biographical of whom were wounded. tobacco worker, vho waa struck by brought a bottle of anUsepUc and the locals will be heavily favored. pected to furnish moch better op Dec. 20— Weaver, away. chopped him to the canvas the alleys at the West Side Recrea passing indlvidunlly on the 100 ings oh legislation to create seven the league with two straight vic tussles of the campaign for both lightning rights. But Louis which the newly hired help tion building. sketch of each person. F. Hayden Vines of Roanoke, Va., ■an automi bile early Sunday morn clcn.ised the wounds on Miss GrU- However, they'll bave to be In bet position aa the league goes along Dec. 23—East Hartford, home. ing and Instantly killed, was held changes. regional planning agencies. The tories apiece, Moriartys and Olson’a schools as the Traders are pointing JOHNNY REVOLTA WINS Dec. 29— Terryvllle, home. ed exactly like he meant IL ald.be placed made Impossible a "W e are past the letter ‘M,’ ’’ said arrived at Wubu with a alight m- fln’s bead.* She was not aerlously ter form than marked their vic were led by CassinanI the center this morning at 8:30 from the W, A small group o f rebellious north Merchant Marine committee re are tied for third place and Renn’s for the game and the High team la Jan. 4— Portland, away. So did hls dusky man.igsy,'' estimate of the total to be King's Heralds will hold their Hamilton, “we are grouping thoer Jury. Injured. tory over Meriden last Friday os determined to preserve its record who scored their only field goal. P. QuUh Funeral Home on Main ern Democrats, meanwhile, displac sumed the taking of testimony on and Dillon’s bring up the rear, but In the final game the Tigers who Jan. 7—Rockville, away. . Jack Blackburn: "All I hop« ifil In the state, Sullivan assert' Christmas party tomorrow after who have outstanding records foi Was Not Aoari ed southern colleagues today at the The young woman said she heard If the leaders fail to come through Middletown la tough on Its own against Its local rival. noon at 4 o’clock ..t the South Meth future consideration. We will not StreeL and at D o’clock from SL changes in the Ship subsidy act de the shower running in the adjolnmg are considered as a strong threat to Jan. 11—East Hartford, away. nothin’ happens to that date 4YC, The Shanghai American consulate spearhead of House opposition as expected there's going to be a MIAMI-BILTMORE OPEN Jan. 15—Stafford, home. with Schmeling nekt June," ha j J i t is a well known fact,” the odist church. Each child is request be limited to a final 100. We are Bridget’s church. Rev. Frederick the bin. signed to rehabilitate L'.a American bathroom as the youth took a bath the Eagles' championship, nosed out received word that A. L. Patterson Clark celebrated the luaas and con merchant marine, whoetsale shakeup In the standings the Rangers, 11 to 8, In a hard Jan. 21—Newington, home. happily In the lobb.v. stor.sald, "that some com ed to bring an Inexpensive gift. Miss more concerned with a fair dlatrlbu before leavlnt, the house. that may have an important bear of Washington, D. C., was not ducted the committal sendee at the Four members from north of the Barkley pleaded with Senators to fought contest. This game was Jan. 23—Terrvllle, home. dtiea have been affected more Ann Strickland will play for the tion of the Interests of the nation Fred R Kingman, a New York ing on the final outcome of the race half owner of the Brooklyn Dodg Near Capacity Crowd dy by recent Industrial lay- aboard the Panay. He previously nad grave In SL Bridget’s cemetery, Mason-Dlxon line proffered substl- marked by the defensive play of ers. Feb. 1—Bloomfield, away. singing of Christmas carols and will than in a specific number." tuta- measures which would Impose quit talking matters not in the farm advertising executive, who told for top honors. 20*Foot Pntt Gives Him A Nothing, apparently. Is I thsin others, read a Christmas story to the chil been listed among those unaccount Mrs. Arlyne Gorrity presided at the bill and buckle down to hasten a Eller he wns the dead woman’s KATHERINE RAWLS TOPS both teams. The outstanding play Feb. 4— Portland, home. happen to that date. Over inflexible wage-hour standards on A t all events, tonight's schedule Feb. 8—Stafford, away. - ” Ws deem It eseentlal to first dren. The hostesses will be Mrs. ed for. organ. final vote on the measure, fiancee, hurried to Philadelphia ers were 8. Grzyb for the Tigers Cubs Is bidding for Henry Arm custaraera Jostled «helr way In__ firms engaged In interstate com promises a wealth of fast and furi and Brannlck for the Rangers. Feb. 11—Rockville, home. all possible aid to localities Lawrence Case, Mrs. Sidney Strick Captain C H. larlson of the The bearerr were Adam Backus, merce. 'It is Important that this be pass when Informed of the death. ous action (or the entertainment of 72 Hole Score Of 282 To strong to go down there a,i(. fight Garden last nlghL Ignoring tbal aerlously affected by sudden land and Mrs. Arthur Gibson. JAPAN MEETS DEMANDS Melan was unaccounted fur. Edward McKeever, Andrew Zarco Aces (30) Feb. 18— Weaver, home. hortations of the anti-Nazi pMf The House may vote on them late ed at the earliest possible date," be local fans As the games are p Kid Chocolate. . . . the southeastern es In U eir welfare lists and The Italian Embassy said its Chi and Walter Aldya. AS FEMININE ATHLETE B F Feb. 33—Berlin, Lome. who paraded before the doonbfi today or tomorrow after deciding said. " I f we recess on December 22, played by (Ifteen-mlnute halves, the conference, which placed teams m jdan to proceed along these Tha Women’s Home Missionary nese secretary, Albe. t Ruh, was be 1 Kosak, If .. . .2 0-1 Annex $2,500; Thomson Most of them seemed to ba ' whether to place administration of tha. means we have only elgbt days DAUGHTERS OF ITALY Ume Is short enough to keep Inter 0 Murphy, If . three of the four Majo. "Bowl" society of the North Methodist OF PRESIDENT R00SEVEL1 lieved to have been aboard the . .1 0-0 to cheer Schmeling, The a the program under an independent left. est at a high pitch and long enough golfer; Glenna Collett Vare, former 0 Fuller, rf .., games New Yea'-’s Day, rates some was stressed at the staff meet- church will meet tomorrow after Panay and that notnlng bad been SMASHES PARKED CAR, to give the rivals plenty of oppor ..2 0-0 CROWN EIGHT CHAMPS given the ez-cbamplon as he that W PA supervisors seek to noon at 2 o’clock with Mrs. Clarence five-man board or one labor depart "1 dislike threatening to resort to Noted Aquatic Star Noses national golf champion: ’ orotny 0 Pulford, rf . ..0 And Metz Tied For Sec* sort of honorable mention, doesn t (fvintinoed from Page One) heard from him. OFRCERS RE-ELECIED tunity to display their superiority. 0-0 cd the ring brought a broad sn Hay-year costs at a minimum Taylor. 801 Main street. Gifts for ment official. night session, although w may have Forbes, Philadelphia girl who won 1 Brown, c .. . . .2 It ?.,.. Elddle Msder, the heavy The United Stat s cruiser Augus With the best court talent In town 0-0 hls face that departed only that sponsors be urged to In the Christmas baskets should be Although the proposed substitutes to hold one tomorrow nlghL" national Indoor iuo-yard backstroke 0 Hayea, c .. . ..0 weight, used to be a choir boy m ta received word that one of two THEN RUNS FROM SCENE making up the six teams, the league 0-0 ond, One Stroke Behind. IN RING TOURNAMENT ly as he worked 'n Thomas. their contributions wberevei brought to this meeting. only stabilizing force In eastern differed In some detslla, none would Barkley and Senator Pope (U- All officers were reelected at the Oat Tennis Player And swimming title; and Eleanor Holm 0 PerotU. c ., . .1 0-0 St. Michael's church here___ Harry Asia. Japan will not relax chas offers a brand of ball well worth While beaten by a much to the end that additional Japanese p'anea which had Mown to oermlt any wage or hour differen Idahol clung to hopes of a final vote annual meeting of Elennora Duse Jarrett, former backjtroko swim 0 Biiaky, rg .. . .2 0-0^ Thomas really is owned by James tisement of the anti-Japanese ad anyone’s evening. fighter, Thomaa was far fi funds may be distributed The Mlzpah group of the Wesleyan the scene of the Incident war, on its A hit and run driver last night tials between the north and th*- late Wednesday, although other Lodge. Daughters of Italy, held last ming queen. 0 Hill, Ig ___ . .1 Norris, Jr., vice-president of the De Boston. Dec. 14— (A P )— Los An ministration (in China). Japan Golfer By Single Point In 0-0 Coral Gables, Fla., Dec. 14.— (A P ) graced. He hit the canvas many persons as possible. Guild will meet tomorrow evening way back. The Bee and the Japanese swerved Into a parked car at 385 ’’outh. Some of their proponents ad Senators said It might not be reach night at the Sons of Italy hall on 1 D1 Mlncl. ig . .4 0-0 troit Hockey Red Wings, but Nor geles heads wore three of the eight will cooperate with whatever ad One point: Mary HIrsn, horse sixth time in cbe eighth rouad^ [JItaUivan urged all possible baste with Mrs. C. N. Furny, 33 Stephen gunboat Hudzu were expected to Center street, caromed off, and mitted frankly the purpose of the ed until late this week. Birch street. Mrs. Rose Conti re — A six-year ambition to win the ris doesn’t figure In the manage crowns today after the Hearst All- ministration comes Into existence In trainer; Georgia Coleujm, former fore Referee Arthur Dono “ local certification of applicants streeL .'team back from Hohsien tomorrow, kept traveling In the illrectlon of revisions was to alienate members The Senate yesterday reached the mains as president, Mrs. Lena Clg- 15 0-1 30 Miami open golf championship sat American boxing to'irnament at China. A. P. Poll For Oatstanding diving champion; Dorothy May ment, leaving all those headaches to corted him, rubber-legged, to’’ division of finance has been bearing survivors of the tragedy. Hartford, according to Information who would support a more flexible last page of the 97-page bill after nettl, corresponding secretary; Mrs. INDIANS SEEK END Plrafes (4). Boston Garden, ooly one less than We sympathize with the nation measure. Bundy, tennis star; Jean Bai^r. isfied, Johnny Revolta of Evanston, the suave and salute NaH Lew is... corner. He didn’t know a ‘ ' overtime In an'effort tj Mrs. Harry Rylander of 56 Haynes It waa learned In Slmngnai that given police. The owner of the wading through It sentence by sen Anna Della Fera, financial secre P B F Georgia Is reported Very much battlers from all the East captured, street will grant the use of hei home als of third powers whose lives and Southern Support Sports Performer. Providence, (R. i.) golfer; and Bon- 0 Cheney, rf ...... 0 III., banked a $2,500 check here to that time, but be still regular workers up to four the. Japanese planes made live parked automobl'e. h'rances Mur tence and voting on all sections. tary and Mrs. Marie Correnti. Ja Henle, former world champion 0-0 hiterested In Harry KIpke___ (we but the mid-west had to be content la advance before Christmas tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock for property have been affected by hoa- Adminlstratktn forces gained OF LOSING STREAK 0 Genoveal, rf ..0 day where he scored hls first big with one. batUe. separate attacks on the Pan ,y and phy of 71 South Main street, re Several controversial spotr were treasurer. figure skater. 0-0 Ume golt success. don’t blame 'em). some of the new employes the annual meeting and election of tllltles. The birth of a new C3ilna some southern support for the bill 0 Gallnat, If . ..0 0-0 The long 18-month lay-off . will serve as a safeguard to for Standard Oil vessels. T re I'anay dio ported the accident, but could give passed over tor decisions today. Plans were made for the annual Previoua winners: 1931, Helene Back In 1932 Revolta—unheralded The crowd of 16,000 was the larg ay wUi be assigned In time to ofScers of the Second Congregation not sink for 90 minutes, leading to no registration or description of 'ait week by agreeing to Include dinner of the society to be held In By ASSOCIATED PRESS (NOTE: TWs to tlie firowd in 0 8ulvln. If . ..0 0-0 est to attend a boxing session in he stopped Louis last summer' ai Women’s Leaguj. The hoatesaes eign interests In the Far East. differentials. Southerners contend- W "* they are completed, a large Madison, swimming: 1932 Mildred 0 Pearl, c . .. In a field of the naUon’s best money Max Schmeling won’t go Into a peared not to bave affectei) l lit by. this procedure. £ the hope that all on board bad at the runavay. East Hartford police January, announcements In regard If the records mean anything, the a Mrica analyvjnn the aeventb . .0 0-0 New England this season. Gate re win be Mri. Ralph Rockwell, Mrs. "Thus Nanking's fall Is only the group of Individual amendments Babe Dldrikson, Olympic track and 0 Casslhnni, c golfers - finished second In the big fight In this country unless Doc Ing’s timing or the lethal least a chance to swim ashore. were notified to be on the watch for c I that without them, Industry in Springfield Indians have a good annual AMoriated |>r«aa sporto . .1 0-0 celpts totalled $18,883. Johanna Nielsen. Mrs. Joel Nichols prelude of the China question and their region would be hampered by must be considered. to which win be made public at a field, 1933, Helen Jacobs, tennis 1 Bland, rg $10,000 tournament. Casey of Detroit Is 1.. hls corner... hls right once he got hit the smasher, whose car. It Is be- chance tonight to break their eight- poll. It cover* opinlomi aa to the . .0 1-1 Outstanding performer waa 160- and Mrs. Russell PosL marks the beginning of real, pro Negotiations swere reportet. under the legislation. Friends of the bill agreed yester later date. A Christmas party fol champion; 19?4. Vlivinla Van VVle, 0 Brown, rg . He has won many a tournament the doc is one of the best seconds limbered. He let hls wlld-s way between Japanese and Britisn l’ ’ ved by police, must show effects lowed the buslneaa. game losing streak which has drop 3’ear*8 oututandlnit feminine per . .0 0-0 pound Joseph Baynes, Brooklyn kCDONALD GIVEN tracted hostilities against C3ilna." Hoi sc leaders, buoyed by their day to an amendment by Senator golf champion; 1935. Helen Wills 0 Tuttle. Ig . . .0 1- 4 since, Including the 1036 P. G. A. In the b iz,...L loy d L,.w1b. sports opponent can y the fight to him” Sunday school teachers of the Con A million persons, mostly school auth'irltles to remove the passibili- of the collision on Its right front I e iD-Okla.) to scale dewn all ped them from the top to the bot former*). 0 Fry, Ig . . . championship, but none gave editor of the Clilcogo Daily News, Negro, who skillfully outpointed aide. So far. no suspect has been success yesterday In detcating ef Moody, tennis champion; 1936, . .0 0-0 bided hls time. Thomaa, in cordia Lutheran church will meet children, paraded In Tokyo cele ty of future attacKS on Bntlan benefit payments above $600. Pope tom of the Internatlonal-Amerlcan 0 .Sloan. Ig greater satisfaction than yesterday conducts a course of lectures at the Herman Graves, Los Angeles, and picked up. forts to prevent consideration o. the Helen Stephens, Olympic track and . .0 0-0 Ernie Valente, West Allla Wls. connected sufficiently to win JtOAD AUTHORTTY IN tonight at 8 o’clock for their month brating formal occupation of Nan ships. The aim of th- ne-rotiatlons long-de'ayed bill, expressed coiul. said the amendment might as well Hockey League's eastern division. By ALAN GOULD when, standing "0 feet from the cup U. of Chicago on the Civil W ar___ BOLTON field. Deaf-mute Joe Hill, Los Angeles of the first five rounds. ly meeting. king. The Empress gave the army was said to be to permit any of the dence It would pahs late In the week be accepted because the final bill Springfield ha.sn't won a game New York, Dec. 14.— (A P ) — 1 2- over 5 the 72nd green, he putted Into Roy Schudt, of the Troy (N . y.i It wasn’t until the sixth section of Imperial headquarters a approximately 30 British vessels since Nov. 20. Its string of losses the cup for a 282 total and first heavyweight, flattened Kenneth without substantial change. They V -uld come out of a compromise by A group of the children from the Katherine I Kitty i Rawls, diminu Score at half, 12-2, Aces. Tlmea-Rccord. wants to know If any Max, moving around easily, CORNEU. DEaSION cask ot wine in appreciation of Its upstreair on the Yangtze to proceed BIG S T Ill IS S E IZ iF has been broken only by a 1-1 tie place. Messer of Loyal), Ky., early In the were more concerned about senti a Joint commUtee of Ssnatcra and church school under the direction of tive Florida swimming qliecn who high school^ footballer ran more riedly, began cracking Harry on I services. down river *o Shanghai. with Cleveland two weeks ago. And Jimmy Thomson, the Shawnee first round of bis preliminary bat ment for sending the bl’.l back to Representatives. their teacher, 3(rs. Mack, are hold captured six national titles this rubs (12). than 106 yards (or a touchdown last whiskers. He eald afterw ud Japanese newspapers still were BY FEDERAL AGENTS Cleveland was one of the Indians' p siege gun. and Dick Metz of (Til- tie, to score the night’s quickest fOontlnned from Page One) NANKING BURNS Efforts were under way to locate the Labor committee for revision ing a food sale this afternoon in the year, achieved the added distinction B F T season... .Jimmy Nelson of Lsis- be had found the iSagle Bend,' silent editorially on the Panay Inci cago. tied at 283 and split second knockout, but, despite a stirring possible straggling survivors along than about the proposals to revise It FIRE R.AGES FOUR HOURS. victims In the three garnet they won today of being rated the No. 1 Local Sport 4 McDowell, rf ___ 1 0-1 2 Ingburg did that against Scotia and product harder to t ^ with a dent, but carried factual stories, Hartford. Dec. 14.—(AP^— A on the floor. basement . of the Congregational and third money, each collecting rally In the final against Joe Lubln i t-tbs ease may be, and, any event the rlverbanks. The Oahu wireless Derby. Dec. 14'.— (A P )— Derby up to that time. That seems to in athlete of the year among feminine 1 Eggleston, rf ___ 0 0-0 0 Shiidt thinks It ma.v be to p s ....P . than he did Lo lia But onoe ha j emphasizing the "ml-stake" angle total of six arrests are likely ^o fol church. The object Is to raise funds 0 Chapman, If $1,125. of Brooklyn, was edged out for the network of state and state-aid ed that Its plan was to Drlng sur The Senate, meanwhile, was try and Shelton firemen fought for al for needy children. dicate that Bill Cook’s Barons competitors In the seventh annual ___ 0 0-1 0 s.: Nelson Isn’t headed for any par the range It 'vaa all over. AS JAPS GO ON; A bigger display was given the low the seizure last night of a 1 Holmes, If ___ 1 0-1 Another notch back—at 284 for title. hways compiles a 'service sys- vivors and dead to Shanghai with ing to complete the farm bill by the might be classed as soft touches for Associated Press sports poll. 2 Thomaa Floored Often fall of Nanking and the premier's large New Hartford still which is most four hours last night to sub Mra. Walter Gicsecke has return Chatter 3 Geer, c ...... fourth money of $750—came Sam ticular college—yet. The champions; Judge Cornell states. the aid of the Japanese destroyers time the House flntshed the wage- the Massachusetts tribe, and It’s ....1 1-3 3 Just before the seventh statement. Nevertheless, the Pan described as having been In opera due a fire in an apartment house ed home from the Rockville hospi The 16-year-old aquatic star won Snead, the slugger from White 112-pound; Manuel Ortiz, Los An- I'T lie sense In which these terms and the understanding of Japanese hour debate. Senator Barkley, Cleveland that faces Springfield to 1 Newberrv. c . . . .0 0-0 0 ended Thomas went down, hardit sy attack completely occiinled the tion (or a year under the guise ot at 14 Water street which forced tal. She accidentally ran a needle the closest voting contest In the his An error by the official score- 3 Katkaveok. rg Sulphur Springs, W. Va., who like It must have Jolted the monocle geles. I employed however, is not to be RUMORS AVER assurance for a ja ft passage down Democratic floor leader,'" announced about 30 persona to the streets in night In the only game on the league .. .2 1-1 5 bell clanging almost as ha la ' popular mind. It waa the lone a mink oreedlng farm. into hei left hand. It broke In half tory of the poll, participated In by keeper deprived John Bycholskl. 1 Conlon, rg .. ...0 wise finished with a 73. Horton plumb out of the eye of Henry Cot Bed from considering only their stream. i" he waa prepared to Insist on night sub-zero temperatures. Damages schedule. 0-0 0 118-pound; Dominic PerfettI, Am His mouth had been bleeding topic of conversation everywhere. Six agents with search warrants and bad to be removed by a surgeon the nation's leading jports writers. the Trade School’s brilliant guard 1 Dancos. Ig ...... 0 010 Smith of Chicago won fifth money,. ton, British open golf champ, when sterdam, N. Y. a) or technical slgnlfic-atlons. ((VtntlnoMl from Pnge .One) The more seriously wounded may sessions If necessary to accomplish were estimated at $10,000. The Barons have come a long way 0 the second round, when ona "Japan’s attitude." said a govern descended on the Domlnico Uezzani and antt-toxin administered. Only one point .leparated Miss of well-deserved and hard-earned $650, with a 285. he was booked aa secondary attrac 12G-pound: Eddie Marcus, Los er they are to be read In the this objective. since that one loss to Springfield.. Max’s lefts lad driven a toot! ment official "la simply that she be flown to Shanghai on board tne farm of 165 acres In the Nepaug Rawls from her two closest rivals, credit for hls part In the Traders’ 15 6 2-7 12 Ed Dudley of Philadelphia, E. J. tion to a trained dog at a recent Angeles. twiht of the dominant purpose of the today and within the ancient stone The first msjo ’ attempt to revise Until they were bumped off by New rno.^t through his imder lip. In ' P ^ t e s . ” admits responsibility and Is readv Japanese planes, one of which car section of New Hartford, Harold L. Anita Uzana of Chile, the new 41-26 cage triumph over Bridge Eaglea (8.3). Harrison of Little Rock, Ark., and Lunnon luncheon... .my w o rd !.... 13.5-pound: Gene Rankin. Supe battlements the abandoned capital the wage-hour bill was expected Haven Sunday n'ght they had com eighth Schmeling really went'.' . > Judge Cornell finds that the pub- to proceed on that basis. The ried doctors, nurses and medical Henneberry, Investigator in charge holder of the United States tennis port Trade here last F rid ay.... P B F T Henry Picard of Hershey, Pa., col when Ounnar Barlund of Finland rior, Wls. of the Chinese government was re from Rep. Dockwelle. (U-caut.t, piled a string of seven games with MIkollet was Incorrectly awarded work, and Thomaa was bounc : ^ works statute "discloses no In- United States’ attitude Is perfectly supplies. of the Federal Alcohol Tax Unit title, and Estelle Lawson Page ot 0 Taggart, rf .. .. ,2 2-6 6 lected $460 each as they Ued at the and Alberto Lovell of ArKentina 147-pimnd; Bobby Mathias. Wash ported In flames. understandable. sponsor of a substitute drafted by out a defeat. They even were tleO eight baskets that were made by and down like a rubber ball I SWtlnn of clothing the commlsslon- While tremendous clouds of The spokesman for the Japanese with headquarters in Hartford, an Chapel Hill, N. C., the national gait 0 aoiithirglll. If . . . .2 0-1 4 next notch. 287. Harry Cooper of fight here next month It will be ington. "The navy already has obtained the American Federation of Labor. with Syranise (or the western di Bycholskl, a mistake for which Donovan made the German sr of public works with any author- smoke shrouded the fallen city, a navy, which has admitted full re- nounced. Manchester PubCc Market champion. 0 Grant, c ...... 0 0-0 0 Chicopee. Mass., and Tony Penna of their first meeting since Lovell won 160-pound: Joseph Baynes, New reports from the squadron which He would Impose a uniform mini vision lead at one tlm j and now are both the scorer and yours truly 2 Derrick, rg ... There wasn’t "\ny dogbt In i’f ^ ooncemlng the administration new provisional government for spunsiblllty and expressed regrets Those arrested are Maaatno Dez- Miss Rawls led In first place .. .ft 3-6 IS Dayton. Ohio, won $200 each with a decision over the Gunnar In Uit York. bombed the Panay and despite the mum wage of 40 cents an hour and only two points behind the Stari. apologize.... 4 Bu.skv, Iff ...... 288. as’ mind, once it cleared, tha^;3 I the business or concerns of any ITtlna—under the aegis of conquer for the Incident, said consular stait zanl, 22, son of the (arm owner; An votes, with 11, to .Miss Llzana’s 10 ...I 2-6 4 1932 Olympics... .Walter Hagen, 175-poimd: Henry Mobley) Los disadvantage strategically ordered a 40-bour work week. The Labor Cleveland's specialty, however, 1 Kosak, Ig ...... 2 2-3 Ralph GiildabI, who won the had run into a stlngeree. I n . “"bllshed agencies, agency board, ing Nippon—wns formed at Pel- officers on one of tne planes would tonio "Red Faced Tony" Simone, 35. ami Mrs. Page's eight. abulation 6 still on the wagon, treated English Angeles. ~ilssloo or office, delegated to the squadron to cease bombing committee draft would let these Wednesday Food Values has been tie games. They have Moriarty Brothers’ • volley ball Blltmore open lost year and went on humble opinion, he said, Pehn plng. Investigate all details of the trage 1061 Bank street, Waterbury; and of points, on a 3-2-1 basis aa each fans to a 65 and 67 Just before tak Heavyweight: Joe Lubln, Brook by the statutes which create Yangtze river craft today. dy. He previously bad offered the standards be aet by Industries. STRICTLY FRESH, SHINY MACKEREL, drawn six out of 14 contests. The team bad no trouble In defeating 12 9-22 S3 come national open champion, will stop Louis’ clock again Anti-Chlsog Principle "The essence of the President’s Paaqtiale J. SUnco, 23 Floyd street, expert rated three women perform ing off for Africa on a himtlng trip lyn. Btm.” services of Japanese naval vessels Minimum wages C v U ld not exceed Indians, perhaps, haven't been quite Boston, Pawtucket, Bomersvllle In Score at half 11 -10, Cubs. led far down the list at 292 and next time they meet, and qu The guiding principles of the new memorandum has been given the Waterbury, giving bis occupation as ers li. the order of preference, gave ....th e ’’Haig" can go to town , The act the Judge furtbsr points to bring survivors to Shanghai or 40 cents an hour, and the maximum 1 5 c so luck.v although they have play MI'S Rawls the No. 1 honors, wttn the 8outhern New England League Referee, Earl Yost. collected $78. Denny Shute, P. O. than the other time. Thomas regime, reported Domel (Japanese Emperor. What we will hope Is chef. TlgerTi ( I I ) . whenever he makes up hlH mind to been down before In his four»J k a rt was considered as a whole, "be- Nows Agency), were vigorous op to accord facilities for Unite* States work week could not be under 40 ed pretty good hockey at times. In 63. Miss Lizana and Mre. Page had matches at lomersvlllc over the A. champion, .:arned Just $25 with a get down to business. E .jnays no design to alter either the that the situation can be .settled Henneberry said he is applying FRESH PORK CUTS weekend---- the locals took eight P B F T 296. ring career, and Schmellng’s position to the hara-ssed govern vessels to bring them. hours. stead o f tics, their record shows 51 points each. cter or extent of the subject amicably and we are willing to do for a warrant for the arrest of Fresh Spare R ib s ...... out of nine games, beating Boston 1 Ziamaltls, rf .. .1 0-1 2 Revolta and most of the other surprised him considerably, It.1 ment of Generalissimo Chiang Kai- (Hankow dispatches sale observ Have Bubstltut ...... 21c lb. three defeats by one-goal margins Although this trio dominated the er of administration commlt- everything to accomplish this." Domenico DezzanI, 49. operator of by 15-4, 15-12 and 17-16, Paw 1 Wierzblcki, If .. .0 0-0 0 pros agreed the 14-club rule, en Ing the first such exi>erience. shek. suppression cf Communism ers who witnessed the aerial attack I f Dockweller’s propural failed. Native Fresh Hams, Shank H a lf ...... and one game that was lost on two balloUng, the 44 parUcIpatlng ex to any agency as these existed the farm on which 250 mink and ...... 21c lb. tucket by 15-2, 15-8 and 15-3 and 1 Albert, if ...... 0 2-3 2 forced in this tournament by agree New York—8teve Casey, 225, didn’t know enough to take a i reported that although the gunboat Reps. Lamneck (D-Ohlo), Griswold Butt E n d ...... overtime tallies by Syracuse. perts gave mention to the pjrform- Last Night *s Fights jfiien the statute was adopted...It and co-or-mtlon with Japan and 2,000 chickens are kept. He indi ...... 2.5c lb. Somersvllle by 15-8, 16-4 and 6-16 4 Vlncek. c ...... 1 0-0 2 ment, made little or no difference In Ireland, threw E>1 Don George, 220, Echmeling was -pretty 2 Dead, 8 Hurt, had American flags painted on her (D-Ind.), Connery (D-Mass.) and $MIowb that the term ’real assets Manchoukuo. cated that one or two other arrests All Center Cuts Pork Chops...... ances of 21 feminine headliners, in ---- Manchester Is now third In the 4'Rubacha, c ... .0 0-0 0 the scoring. RevoltA In fact, used Java, N. Y „ (51:00). Phillips (D-Conn.) said they would ...... 29c lb. plea.sed. He came out of his Men not apply to a situation when The new govemme.at was created Panay Casualties awnings squadrons of Japanese may be made, and ImFestlgatlon ot Rib Pork to Cook with Kraut ...... cluding Sonja Henle. 3ab Lldrick- League standing with eleven wins 2 8. Grzyb, rg . .. .2 1-2 6 only 11 of the clubs In his bag yes By The Associated Frees. Wilmington. Del.—Rudy Dusek, tiinc-up unmarked and breatl immediately after the fall of Nan pianes bombed her four successive the "higher ups" will be pushed to a...... 21c lb. ern. and EHeanor Holm Jarrett. Miss 1 Bycholskl, Ig .. .0 tho Items named in the statutes as Shanghai, Dec. 14.— (A P I —Fifty- and one loa8.,..G. Gibbons, F. Mil 0-0 0 terday. CTilcago-Pete Lillo, 130, Mich 218, Omaha, Neb., drew with George easily. Me sec i s ageless. A t king. The Japanese command for times. the limit. “ Dldrikson, now concentrating on I SImislaski, I'g . .0 0-0 »s a l assets’ constitute the peculiar two survivors of the bombed United Sauerkraut, Imported .. . .2 Ih.s. T.5c ler, P. Thompson, R. Holland, C. 0 The golfing caravan heads next igan. City, Ind., outpointed Billy Koverly, 215, HollyW'XKl, Calif., hls legs and hls Ixxly are its so iMbJect matter of administration by the Nanking campaign announced (Advices received at the Ameri The still has a capacity of 250 professional golf, was winner of the Marquart, 128, Winnipeg, (10). States gunboat Panay today made Salt Spare Ribs , Lewie, B. Schubert, F. Mordavsky, for the Bahamca. where the $4,000 (each had fall when curfew ended nnd rippling and tidy-looklng:(J S state agency." Its troops completed occupation pt can Embassy said Lieut. Arthur F. gallons of alcohol a day, and Hen ...... 15c lb. 1932 poll. 15 4 3-6 11 New York—Max Schmeling. 196, match). their way from an Inland refuge Salt Pigs* Hocks P. Korna and J. Kittle made the Nassau open will begin Saturday. ever. Undoubtedly he has a gtT i The attorney general offered evl- Generalissimo Chia.ig's former cap Anders, Panay executive officer, neberry said the plant appeared to ...2 lbs. 25c Mlsa Rawls, the first mermaid to trip---- supper was served after Rangers (8). former world heavyweight cham '’ Chicago— Frankie Talalier, Chi ital when the sun set yesterday on back toward the Yangtze river, car have been aet up a year or more right that he never cxhiblte4> ifleace to estahll.sh Intent of the Leg- war seriously wounded and that top the poll since Heiene Madison the matches.. . . B F pion, stopped Harry Thomas, 196 cago, defeated Mike Kllonla, New champion. Ho looks. In fact, a day of bloody street fighting. rying their two dead and eight seri ago. Bealdea -the 2,000 chickens Freshly Ground Hamburg for a loaf 1 Brannielc, r f .. Mlatiire In relation to the Public Emile Gaaale, embassy clerk, was ...... 19c lb. was rated the outstanding feminine ..1 1-1 1-4, Chicago, (8). York, one (all. the next champion. Among the officials of the p'rovl ously wounded. which were housed In the bam con 4 Johnson, If . . . i-Varks A c t Judge Cornell In- slightly wounded.) Chuck Beef Ground...... athlete of 1931^haa bad an amazing Managers of local basketball . .0 0-1 Leicester, England — Benny slonal regime were two former pres Awaiting their arrival from Han- taining the still, agents found 8,000 ...... 2.5c lb. 2 Marks, c ...... Sports Roundup .Ulldea In his decision a quotation Fragmentary reports trickling In Lower Round Ground...... career. She W’On two out of three teama who are looking for basket- . .0 2-5 Limch, claimant to the world's fly Bhan, some 20 miles Inland, tne gallons of fermenting mash In .....,35c lb. . the reorganization commia idents of China, three former pre to Shanghai throughout the day title bids at the national indoor A. baU games In all claases from 0 Fry*, r g ...... 0 0-1 weight championship, stopped miers, Ive former finance ministers United States gunboat Oabu, the wooden vats, 200 gallons of alcohol, 1 Conran, Ig . . . ..1 By EDDIK BRIETZ B’e report that "we propose the told of the whereabouts of a few Boneless Veal for Stewing A. Ur meet last winter. She hopped Junior to the fastest of semi-pro in 0-1 Oeofge Batallle, French bantam lUnuatlon of a separate highway and four other on-vtlme Cabinet o f British gunboat Bee, three Japianese molasses, sugar and several hun ...... 25c lb. 1 F1tzpatri«, Ig . .0 1-3 New York, Dec. 14.— (A P )— Mike weight champion, (8), weights un- of the Americans who were under dred cans. Lean Beef to Stew...... off a boat from Japan, in mid-sum all parts o f C2>nnecticut, Moss., R. Jacobs looked over bis near aell-out "artment and the development ol ficers, the Japanese News Agency warships and a Japanese airplane bombardmenL ...... 29c lb. I., and N. Y., may be aided by com S'vallablc. viNISW department for public works said. Those already arrested are ap mer, to capture four national out Referee. Earl Yost. and said; "well, 1 hope them boy- stood by at Horslen tu aid the In The Augusta ;-eceived word that door champlonshlpe in two days at municating with Bill Derderian, 15 Washington—Tony Dupre. 126'A, FREE! FREE! FREEl Ivlties other than highways." The communique on the occupa jured. pearing today before U. S. Commis Special On Boneless Rolled Chuck for a Nice Pol Roast 9 ■ 2 4-12 8 cotters don t feel hurt... .impres Hartford, Conn., outpointed Lou Jim Marshall, writer on Oriental sioner William J. Wholean. Hen San Francisco. This increased to'27 Franklin Square, New Britain, who sion at the rlngsldo waa Max could le also quotes Gov. Cross' special tion of Nanking gave no word of the .„The twn> known dead in the Japa has a list of 600 teams seeking Gevinaon. 129, Wnshlngton, ( 10). isage to the Legislature, designed affairs for Colliers magazine reach neberry said the plant was in full ...... 29c lb. her total of nations] tlU . triumphs. have polished off Thnmaa any time 18 Americana still believed In Nan nese bombardment Sunday of the bookmgs---- we don't know If Williamsport, Pa.—Wally Scars, feorrect the. situation. In which king. Japanese spokesmen said they ed a hospital at Wuhu. Although operation when agents seized It She has for years proved supreme DRILLON HOLDS LEAD he wanted to. but Max Insisted hls 173, Mincr.sville, Pa., stopped Joe Pany and three other American ves- wounded, he waa not believed to be after dark last night, and was very Try Our Home Made Sausage Meat from Native Pork In the medley swim but this year there's any charge for this s< governor said that the reor- were without Information concern selsf^ere Charles L. Ehisminger ot v ic e.. .. timing was so bad be bad to go Finnanzio, 170, Baltimore, (6). atlon did not Intend to Include In a serious condition. well equipped. added honors in the breast stroke 10 Free Gift2s ing the Americans and the handful Ocean Beach, Calif., Panay store ...... |b. 25c alow... .biggest surprise of the eve Richmond, Va.—Ray Matulewicz, bways In the Public Works Act. of other foreigners or forelgn-owned The Bee radioed a report that she besides the 440, 880 and mile free IN HOCKEY SCORING ning was to hear the popu'ar Jim 171 >i, Durham, N. C„ outpointed To Be Given Away December 2-lth. keeper, and Sandro Sandri, Italian had rescued 10 Americans, seven ot 1 I style events. A fter winning three straight property. newspaper man who had sought , WEDNESDAY GROCERY SPECIAI.S my Braddock booed by a few fans Joey Duca, 164, Philadelphia, (10). them Panay seamen, and three Here’s the tabulation o f poll re games, Bristol High was beaten by One Chance With Each 2.'>c Purchase. Montreal. Dec. 14— (A P I— While when he entered the ring to be in Providence. R. I.—Paris Aplce, refuge on board the vessel. European officers of the Standard YATES HONEY Strictly Fresh Eggs ( Medium) ...... 2 doz 69c sults; 8t Thomas Seminary at Hartford 139 3-4, Providence, outpointed Available Information of th# at Gordie Drillon of the Toronto Maple troduced---- Joe Louts, filled to the CHURCH MEN OU boats. Crisco ...... • " • • ...... 3-lb. can 53c; 1-lb.. .can 19c Katherlns Rawls, all-around swim Saturday, due probably to the fact Johnny Martin, 140 1-4, Providence, BOSPITAL NOTES NOW ON SALE that It waa the second game In as Leafs sUIl leads the National adenoids with good fried chicken, Prizes: tack which endangered 79 foreign The Americans Included J. V. 5 Pounds Gold Medal Flour...... 2 7 p Any Man Will Appreciate A chsmplon, 11 ^rsta, 53 points. (8). ers, mostly Americans, was that many nights for tl,e Monahanraen League’s scoring parade. George waa Just about to drop off to sleep HAVE PARTY TONIGHT Pickering of Cadiz, Ohio; John B. MTBON BT. CLAm B17BB Swedish Salt H errin g,...... V.V. V. V. V. Vfo rIsc Anita U zana, U. 8. tennis tltls- whe 1 Schmeling began firing rights Trenton, N. J.— Paulle Walker, 1st— S u i t ...... $30.00 II Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Mary two were dead, eight seriously ....Briatot’a ur choice to defeat Mantha, Wtngman on the Montreal 151H, Trenton, outpointed Dem Sherwood of McGraw, N. Y., and U. 229 West Center Street bolder, 10 firsts, 62 points. In the sixth ... .Joe sat up and took Trebbe. 137 Hilliard street; Mrs. wounded, two sUghLy wounded, SILENT Meriden this Friday, Manchester to Canadlens, la the scorer of the week Wakerlls, l.’i2. Boston, (10). 2nd—Overcoat ...... $25.00 ■s, S. (3oldle all Standard Lll company Dial 8582 Speciri ^| e and Demonstration On Heinz Quality Soups, Hrtelle Lawson l ^ e , U. 8. golf top Middletown and East Hartford Mantha blew himself to six goals plenty of notice from then o n ...,h e Bertha Renas. New Britain; James eleven foreigners and 81 Chinese officials. Captains B. Jorgensen and champion, 8 firsts, S2 points. Holyoke, Mass.—Pat Foley, 133',4 3rd— Florsheim Shoes Cbristmas Party win be held Blanchard, 407 Center streeL mlasing, and probably a total of 66 SCARF to stop West Hartford___ it’s al and an assist during the last week’s knew Just how Thomas waa feel Worcester. Mass., outpointed Victor $ 10.00 ‘ P. Mender and Engineer Blasina AUTOMATIC Wost K inds...... 2 for 25c Brotherhood o f the Emanuel TOASTER Allc# Marble, former U. 8. tennis ready beginnlqg to look aa If the play to climb to second place In the in g ....it was a great e -enlng for Birth: Yesterday, a daughter to saved. were the Europeans. This Christmas champion, 5 firsts, 22 points. Vallee, 130H, New York, (10). 4th— M allory H a t ____ $5.00 1 church tonight from 7 to 9 Mr, and Mrs. Richard George, South HIgb-Bristol clash here Friday, scoring with 15 points on ten goals the Nasla and Mike J acob s....ja The Panay party had fled to Han- (A cable to the Socony-Vacuum SPECIAL AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Jadwlga Jedsrejowska, runner-up, : and a large attendance Is ex- Windsor. sban - to avoid Chinese-Japanese You will find the largest and January 7, may be tbe payoff tilt and five assists. Drillon. the leader, wohl!....P. 8.: Thomas still Is CARNEBA SUSPENDED 5th— Sweater ...... $3.50? corporation New York offices ex DelicloM Hoine ItM e Fruit Bread ...... I5c loaf Ui 8. Utle tennis. 3 firsts. 17 points. for the League honors.. . . good catcher. aa members will bring their Discharged yesterday: Mrs. N et fighting on the river banks. CHRISTMAS moat complete assortment of has nine goals snd ss many assists I and daughters. A program of pressed fear that CapL Carlson of $ 1 0 . 9 5 Helen Stephens, track star and for 18 points. 6th— S h i r t ____ e. ere e e *efe tle LaFIeur, 266 Vine streeL Hart Sandri bad represente-^ the Tourtn Home Made ^ k i e ^ Hermits, Sugar Cookies, Butter scarfs at Glenney’s — dozens of Rome, Dec. 14 — (A P ) — The $2.50"'« movies and magic will be Waterbury, Conn., was killed.) OPERETTA record-holder, 3 firsts, 14 points. What’s happened to the Moriarty ford: Frank Defelice. 103 Congress newspaper La Stamps. Before com n Cookies; Your Choice, 2 dor. for 25c patterns to pick from, in either Msntha leads in total goals while Not that it means a darn thing Italian pugilistic federation' today nted, after which refreshments street; Mre. August Dorsch and in Other Toaaters and Patty Berg, runner-up in U 8. Girls' bowling team ?___ although 7th— Pajam as . e e • • (• T e fe t fft $1.95’^ ing ' to China he bad fioyered wars "A Search for S aaU Clans” silks or wools. 8keeney 8chrtner of the Americans one way or another, but a gal suspended former world hea%y- I bo nnrved. fant daughter of 14 SL LawTence UUe golf, 2 firsts, 13 points. the team made a fine showing in Electrical Gifts la tied with Drillon for second place. named Rose Bowles got a marriage v-elght champion Primo Camera 8 th -S h irt .... e re » e # ;e fi $1.95^ B. House will show motion StreeL In Spain and Ethiopia for Premier Old Fashioned Raised Doughnuta !!!!:!! j ! j j ! :23c t y . Be sure you get your coupons Marion MUey, Western golf cham the Greater Hartfnrd League last Mussolini's newspaper n Popoio CONCORDIA LUTHERAN In thla department, with nine each. .license In Reno the other day___ from further fights abroad because I of his mcent trip to Alssks Admitted today; Frank Ander with every 25c purchase to par pion, 2 flrsU, 10 points. season, it hasn’t been . organized of the recent showings. 9 th -S h irt leTale •(•*•?# e ' e e • ' e e r e n T r t • $ 1 .6 5 ^ ^ d’ltalla of MUan. PU6UC RECORDS CHURCH From 79c to $23.75 AT O ^ VEG STABLE DEPARTMENT NeU Stewart, also of the Ameri when be waa here with the Wash (tH l o f his experiences. George son, 66 Walker streeL ticipate In the drawing of 10 big Babe Dldrikson, professtonal golf this year---- seems to usYhat lla e cans. U Ued with Harvey Jackson ington Redskins a weak ago, Utzie Ctamera may still fight In Italy o f Near Haven, known There was no word o f the 68 prizes Xmas Eve. 10th— Tie . e f e r e l • • < e e ej*. •lefvnr eietfflM $ 1 . 0 0 ; ; Birth: Today, a eon to Mr. and EzeertoPa De«^ Fri,, Dec. 17^ Mon., Dec. 20 Fancy, U r ^ Tangerines...... doz. er, 0 flrsL 6 points. Shermsn, Mary Strong, Flora Nel- of Leafs for third place In the Howell, former Alabama star, made but unless the ruling Is invoked his > Plersco, will present Mm. Charies McDonnell, 162 Bissell missing Chinese . members of the soB, Clara Patton and Jennie Schu The executor of the esLnte of the 8 P . M. f Cauliflower, Mushrooms. Lenors Knight Wlngard. profes scoring race each waa seven goals a hit with the patrons of a Green foreign career Is ended, the federa entitled “Msgle, Mirth StreeL crews of the Melon, A.cinsia and late William G. Glenney has deeded sional swimmer, 0 ftrst, 4 points. bert can sUU hit the wood with the and oevsn asaista. tion spokesman explained. W ** Potterton & Krah wich VUlage Joint by acting as Discharged today: Paul Quish, 15 Melptng, Standard Oil company to George Forbea, lot No. 14 Orford • • • •'...... 23c pec!: best of the feminine topplers and He said a defeat Camera suffered JUNIOR CHOIR--30 Voices. Good Juicy Oranges...... ; ...... doz.. 2 doz. for 29c Three poinU: Opal a. Hill, for Rad Horner of ths Leafs tops the atartsr for a tuitls racs___ jo s o f tbs femturaa win bs a flab Wantmlnster road; Raymond Brewer, boats destroyed in tha bombing at Park aocording to a conveyance 539 Main SL « At the Center 15c shooting record 68 la Missouri UUs they ought to be In action for- j » » u s in assUta with 11 while Art at the bands of a little known Yugo. fbr the distribution a t Intx- 46 Weils StreeL Manchester.... Louts looks a little fatr-too much tacks for which the Japaneoa navy filed thla afternoon by Town Clerk Tickets, 26c; Children, 15e. Glenney *s golf; Mn. Charles Newbold, Wichi Oiapman o t the Americans baa ten. ■lav fighter named Supan In Buda GLENNEY^S fried chicken... .here’s aajther item gifts. ^ Censun: Sixty patients. has accepted fuU raeponaib|llty. It DIAL 5111 _ WE DELIVER. pest was one reason for the t-eclsion. 789 Main Street Samuel J. Turkiri^on.' ta (Kan.) golfer. • Ths leadarahlp in pensitiea goes to that may not msan anything, but 789 Main Street The rose topped the list In a flow- Caraera, the spokesman explained, 4 Two polnU: Stella WalMi, Polish AUm Khlelds o f the Montreal Ma- one New York newspaper reports Where yon will find the most complete assortaiMit.t sr popularity uusua taken in 2b9 ri»n s with 89, two more than team- showed himself fallen so far from track star: Betty fimssnn. Tesas anbools in ile w York stat^ . there’s a “for sals" sign cm ths gifts that men will appreciate; ^ mats Boidy Northcott’s toUL his championship days that Italian house o f Judas Stsnbso MeKsavsr. rtige demanded hie retlremenL F k S E T E T t MANtHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANITHESTER. CONN., TDESDAT, DECEMBER 14,1987 MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14,1937 I »' » ______— PAOB 1 LOOTS AND HKR BIIDDIFS Good Hunting, Boots By MAirfiN^ VOO V«JSU.,'<0O TARtARti A Tll KWP . TAKI VJA6 A BREAK 11 60T AW9N SENSE and NONSENSE ___ I H 'tV t MtlHOUit A6 VOM6 TOO tAAMV 3 wow TKIV* - ____ B A C K 6MORrCLV J WOW ’tM. y BOdPb -• HMMM Sometimes a Buolnaat Can Crawl Sailor— D’ye like omerettas’ paP £Fwmt£i mvMt€r± mwtmint Out o f Red Ink (}alokly I f the Offi Soused Gob— Do I Uka ’«m ? cers and Owners Are Willing To Shay, I'm Juat nuts about tale- Go Back to Work. phons operettas—blonde on«a!
Young Man (out with attraetlv* CONSISTENT, DEPENDABLE TUMOUILES FOR SALE 4 AUTOMOBILE? FOR SALE 4 DOGS—BIRDS—PETS 41 BOARDERS WANTED 59-A young lady)—I guess )rou have WORK ALWAYS COUNTS. DODOS 8BDAN, x9l t PontUc FOR SALE—1937 FORD SUUon been out with worse looking fel COCKER S P A N IE L pupr, aired by 1 SINGLE ROOM, 1 double room. NEED LEGISLAHON They apparently had not met for icb. 1937 Plymouth MCUn, liUHi wagon. Guaranteed perfect Pri champion Green C ro ft Judge lows than I am, haven’t youT Breakfast, dinner at night Laun Claims Paying Players PLAY THREE GAMES No answer. some time. They were sitting In Uac sedan, 1936 Chevrolet vate owner. Equipped with heater Brucie, Reds, Blacks. 114 Wood dry, 312.00 per week. Home cook the gloaming, listening to the lan di. 1936 Pontiac coach. 1936 and spotlight ' '.Vlll take small Young Man—I aay, I gueaa you land street, Manchester. Tele ing. 693 Center street. Phone 8357. have been out with worse-looking guorous roll of the aea below; let coach. Oole Motors. 6463. trade or finance 1200. Price 3620. TO ASSIST PASSER phone 8470. sis Fair, Sound Practice IN NATIONAL LOOP fellowa than I am, haven't youT She (murmured sofUy)— And Write P. O. Box 1732. Hartford. SAUC— 1935 PLYMOUTH Olrl— 1 beard you tha fln t time. u say you were In the toa-n a-here FOR SALE— ENGLISH Setter. live last week? 'aadan. A-1 oondltion,..cheap. Call APARTMEN’I'S— FLATS— I was Just trying to think. (Fem ale) spayed. 6 months old, rHe— Yea I BUSINESS SERVICES cheap. 54 Spruce street. — TENEMENTS 63 Shaogbessy Of Clncago ^ ------add ed; BE PATIENT WITH THE She (cooing)— And you thought f c ______:______OFFERED 13 Canadiens Face One Of Their of roe, John? f A SAFE PLACE TO BUT used FOR SALE^--SEVERAL litters of FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement footbaU player (he's a hAuionalre "T o my own peroonal knowledge, SHORTCOMINGS OF OTHERS with all improvements. Inquire at He— Yes, I did. I said to my ^,cars: 1937 Dodge touring sedan EXPERT RANGE burner service, pups, Just right fnr Chnatmaa. Says Thrower Is Sabject now) went on the record today m it la almoat 50 years old, because BUT IMPATIENT WITH YOUR 3936 Dodge touring sedan; 1934 87 Fairfield street. when I was playing with the Pitt Tonghest Tests Against OWN. , self, "Why, Isn’t this where what's- cleaning, adjusting and Installing. Part fox terriers, part poodles, one her-name lives?" ^•Dodge sedan; 1933 Dodge Coupe favor of aubeldlzaUon, declaring fie teama o f 1891. ‘92 and ‘93, certain P. H. Babb A Sons. Tel. 6492. rat terrier, one thoroughbred year FOR REa'TT— FIVE room tenement, Toonerville FoDca Dodge Sedan; 1934 O evrolet To Brotal PimishiiieDL owed “whatever material succeaa 1 alumni groups of Harvard, Yale and By Fontaine Fox old shepherd, sable and white, one wiUi all Improvements. Inquire 34 Doctor—I’m aoriy, ni have to :,‘Town sedan; 1933 Chevrolet Montreal R ivak ' open you up again. I can't find MILLINERY- yoimg collie, beagle and English Spruce street may atace have attained” to flnaa- Princeton sought to persuade me to .Door sedan; 1933 Plymouth 4-Uoor setter pupa, also ebon, rabbit and cIbI help In college. enter their alma maters and their my other rubber gloves. S T O R IE S IN iiii|9Sdan. Schaller Motor Sales Inc DRESSMAKING fox hounds, also shot guns and FOR RENT—FOUR room tene Chicago, Dec. 14— (A P )— Leg offers were tempting. Patient—Don;t bo silly. Here's o OUR BOARDING ROUSE Center street. Tel 5101. Open islation Is needed to stop the "mer Joseph C Trees, aaaoclate o f M. He recalled that "certain alumni By ASSOCIATED PRESS a dollar. Go out and buy your ALTE:RA.TI0NS a n d dresamakinge rifles. Fred Walden, Chester. Tel. ment, all Improvements. 18 W il —I______,^Hnenings U Penedum in world-wide oU opera- of old western university of Penn Although it doesn’t show In the self another pair. coata relined and sborteneo, areas- 353. liam street Telephone 3379. ciless, reckless punishment” of for s t a m p s ward passes In college football sylvania (N ow P itt) paid my tuition standings, where the New York - MAW, STAW OPOW D.'^ P O R 'TVIE ea, aklrta. blouses madn up ot SELECT A C AN A RY and cage aa riub ^ q u e t In honop of Pltt'a un- HOSTESSES DO SOCIAL warn r p w ALL WE NEED games, Clark Sbaughnessy, head and contributed towards other ex Rangers appear to have the beat "VIE 3rour own material. Also hematltcn- CSirlstmaa present. A fine selection BUSINESS LOCATIONS BOOKKEEPING AND KNOW TO TRIPUMC3 SUAA OP- ^ -2., TO MOW, IS A S U P p Ly Ing, buttons covered. Mrs. Fauime coach at the University of Chicago, penses incident to obtaining a col opportunity to go somewhere, one of cages. Next to Larrabee's Bar s li^ t lo n la eminently sound and lege degree." of their toughest tests tonight faces A LAMB (MOP WHAT THEY A u THOP. COVER TRAMSPORTIMO A\Y Manchester Berrett, 67 Pearl street. Tel. 7626. FOR RENT 64 declared today. fair," provided: , CJP ST. NICKS/ ber Shop, 17 Pitkin street or tele Trees referred to the p(an of the Montreal Canadlens, holders ot OWE AND WHAT’S OWING Sbaughnessy will advocate THEM. OPPICE CHAIR PROAT /V\Y LAST phone 7625. FOR RENT—LARGE office, at 821 “That education ia the primary strict amateurism advocated by the longest winning streak In Uia A t Fourtben WHAT DO VOU BAIT Evening: Herald changes in the rules at the meeting ohJecUve; that the boy really wonta MOVING—TRUCKING— Main street, over Grant’s stora. of America’s gridiron coaches at James Hagan, Pitt’s athletic direc National Hockey League and lead ■PLACE OP BUSIWESS, OUR TH' T R A P WITH, TO > CLASSIFIED Price reasonable. Inquire C. New Orleans Dec. 28 to bring about an educaUon, and that the mstltu- tor, and said: ers of the International division. Talkative Tourist (on board ship) ______81XJRAGE______M Taylor, Agent —Can you swim? O F P IC E i s f u l l y EGXiiPPED — OBT THEM TO PARK ADVERTISEMENTS LIVE STOCK—VEHICLES 42 action to protect the passers. He tlon e ^ to it that he either geU * ^ y plea Is not for the adoption The Canadlens haven't been beat LCXIAL AN D LUNG distance mov will propose that passes be per or la removed from Sailor—Only at times, ma'am. U M P -P U P F — D>BSK, I its student rolls." • or rejection of any policy, but that en in their last nine games and have Talkative Tourist—Only at THEIR REINDEERS ^(Odoiu Ma av«rac« vpitU to • Uaa ing. Experienced men. covereo mitted from any point behind the the educational InstltuUons of the collected 14 out of a possible 18 F O U M D IM T H E B A C K R O O M ___ lltUla. Dombora and abbravlatloaa FOR SA LE —2 YOUNG Guernsey HOUSES FOR RENT 65 DecUring there is nothing new times! How strange; and whan IN VER STALL^WHY vans, all new quilts tor p— ing line of scrimmage as allowed In pro country drop the mask of hypocrisy points In that stretch. That figure BR-R-RUPp-P'? A PEW SKSKIS eouat aa a word aad oorntwono cows. 582 Center street Tel. 7762. fessional football Instead o f com about the controversy surrounding do these momenta of ability come NOT DRESS ONE UP la aa two worda Mlolraom ooat la U T Wood Co. FOR R E N T— 8 ROOM house, all about dollege football.'' equals the season's totals of their to you? of tbroa Itaaa. modem Improvements with garage. pelling .the college player to toss nearest rivals, the New York Ameri IW -THE W IK JC O W ,TO L E T T H E AND STAND HIM bis shots at least five yards back Sailor—When Tm In the arater, jUaa rataa oar day tor traaaiaat Inquire 39 Munro street. Tel. 6717. cans and Toronto Maple Leafs, who ma'am. PASSERS-BY KKIOW WHAT POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 of the scrimmage line. I f a pass OUT IN P R O N T o n PAINTING—PAPERING 21 yesUrday, has bought the horse are tied for second. MoetlTo Marcb iT. lOV FOR R E N T—6 ROOM single, all er Is trapped, he may bo forced to O f coMMoorry w e h a v e t o FAN C Y Q U ALITY broilers, roast Albert D. from C. D. Boyd at pri Tonight the Flying Frenchmen TH’ s t i l l e n d o p Caab Cbars# PKOHEKTV OWNERS - Attention improvements, steam heat. Inquire run 10 to 15 yards b^k, subjecting Racing Notes Here Is why railway locomotives aaeauva Uaya ..i 1 otai $ ota 36.95 repapers room, ceiling paper- ing chickens and fowl, dressed. vate terms. have their third encounter with the are called "she": (DPPER, AND WE raaaeutiva Daja ••I t ota II eta 151 Glenwood street. him to even more dangeroiu plin- A BELL, FOR er or kalsomlned. Mateiiai, laooi Fresh eggs delivered direct from Ishment, before throwing. By the Associated Press. C. S. Mitchell, Canadian horse Montreal Maroons, a team that can ■They wear Jackets with yokes. •T*HE literary ambitions of Vic ARE READY FOR ay ...... si IS oul It ota man who has been campaigning a P B C O y ? completa. Inalde. outatda painting. Carlson A Son Poultry Farm. Tele The kindly, considerate Shaugh- pull off an upset If 'anyone can. The ins, shields, and stays. They tor Maris Hugo sprouted early; All erdara tor iiraaalat laaartioaa “ *^y Pf horses running good string of horses for himself OUR (3RAK1D l-jM l be cbargad at tba oat tima rata Large aavuiga Work guaranteed. phone 4217. WANTED TO REOT ^ nessy, one of the oldest coaches In at p e Fair (Grounds have big ren- Maroons showed they con beat their Save aprons and lapa. Not only he began writing at 14. A t that and Melville (Butch) Keeling, the I'aSbaeia)^ rataa Cor loag tarn aatry Lang. Phone 3692. point of service now In the game, they're making up for Montreal rivals when they did It 3-0 do they have shoes, but thsy have age he had already exhausted the O P E K llN O j' N A TIV E rUKKEVS 35c and 4Uc ID. New York Rangers’ hockey player, aivartlatag ctaaa apoa raqaaau W AN TE D TO R E NT 7 room single, brands the punishment a young It with keen competition that is In their first encoimter this season. short pumps and even hose, while tragedies of Voltaire and contem A4a ordarad baCora tba third or flfta Geese 80c, roasting chickens 65c at C3iarlestown has announced he oil burner, nice location. Up to ster must face in the modem game drawing good crowds. The CMnadlens squared the count they drag trains behind them. They porary French dramatists and had WIIJ be obargad oaly for tba and 88c lb B. 1 Allen, 31 Uoane will ship hla charges to winter aaiabar of tlmaa tba ad appaar* REPAIRING *75.00. Write Box W, Herald. aa ‘’nothing short of murder.” There were more customers than In these intra-city brawls, however, also attract attsatlon adth puffs decided "I wish to be a writer or &. ahargieg at tba rata aaraad bat street Telephone 7616. usual on a Monday at the New Or quarters at Dufferin Park, Toronto, and the Maroons, though last m and mufflers, and sometimes thsy 'That's what It Is—Just plain at the end of the meeting. nothing." tA Allowaaea or rafurda eaa ba mad# WE SPEXilALlZE IN applying murder," Sbaughnessy said. "Some leans track yesterday. They were their division, have been good refuse to work. A t such times A t 15 Hugo wuu lus first rec g|g tima ada atoppad aftar tba FANCY NATIVE Turkeys, roast LEGAL NOTICES they need to be sadtehed. They aabeatoa aiding, and recovering times half a team cornea charging rewarded with the first dead heat enough to collect eleven points in 14 ognition, for poetry, and encour day. ing chickens, fowl, broilers, geese, need guiding and require a man to » **tiU forbida**: diaptay Ueaa aot roofa Workmananip guaranteed At a Court of Probate Holden at in with the speed of an express of the meeting, the next best thing Trainer Jack Hayes has reached games so far. Likewise their de ducks and rabbits. We dress and feed them. They all smoke, and aged he promptly started his first Painting and carpenter work. A. A. Columbia, within and for the District train and knocks the passer flatter to a dead heat in the featured the Fair Grounds with seven horses fense has been looking a bit better novel, ''Bug-Jargal,” portrayal of '^ihta Barald wUJ aot ba raapoaaibia Dion, 81 Wella street Tel. 4660. deliver. Otto Herrmann, 610 Cen of Andover, on the 9th day of De than a pancake. Lockport and a series of tight fin belonging to Paul Waggoner’s Three are much steadier when they ore mora tbaa ooa looorraef lasartloii ter street. Phone 5085. cember, A. D„ 1937. since their last walloping by the hooked up.” a blood-curdling episode In the "There has been an over empha ishes that kept them on their feet D’s stable. Six of them are year Habitants. • f aay advartiaanaat ordarad Cor REUPHULSTEKiNU—i do SU kinds Present CLAYTON E. HUNT. Esq., yelling. Negro re^mit o l San Domingo. rra tbaa oaa tima. Judfte. sis of ‘rushing the passer,’ yet noth lings while the seventh, the two- The Rangers, whose three The novel wasn't especially no- ot furniture work. All work guar year old. Whip Hand, never has It is highly Important to get riM laadaartaei omiaaloo of laaer- On mDetroit Red Wings tontgnt. The adtness to whom be bad confided 10 1-2, one pair girl’s, size 9 1-2. This Court doth decree that six who announced he was going home Wings usually are tough customers 65 years, proved one of the nost atloaa aaCorcad by tba puoliab* Ouna, vacuum cleaners, c ocks etc., months be allowed and limited for Drawing diagrams, Shaugnessy last few strides. In the Lock- for the holidays after last Satur woa being croes-examlned. rhe aad tbay raaarva tba right to cleaned, repaired. Braltbwaite, 52 Call 4727. 35 Pitkin atreet. the creditors of said estate to ex |K)rt. the next race on the card, the in N -w York, but the Rangers have adtness was asked to repeat the tempestuous, brilliant, dramatic taaiaa or rajaet aay oopy ooa- showed that if a passer In a col day’s races, has changed his plana Pearl atreet hibit their claims axulnst the same legiate game were allowed to fire ;udges had to call for an extra set and will continue to ride at the whipped them twice at Detroit this exact arords of his friend: that France had ever kiiown. Suc abjaetiooabla. to the administrator d. b. n. and di cess crowned success as he turned ilNQ BUUKS—ClaaaiPad ada his shots anywhere behind the line o f pictures and do a lot of careful Fair Grounds. He has had only season and shourd be able to repeat. ROADSTER SPORT TOPS, and FUEL AND FEED 49-A rects that public notice be xlven of out an amazing volume of work, gabliabad aama day moat ba ra* this order by advertising In a news of scrimmage he would be in less measuring before they named S. J three mounts during the meeting, Meanwhile Boston's Bruins, who READ IT OR NOT. by St e*eSoeli aoca; Satardaya roadflter curtaina repaired. Dug- m Cuba Is not a Spanish name. and he was feted on every hand. FOR SALE— SEASONED hard paper having a circulation In aald danger of Injury. Sbaughnessy Molay'e Fire Advance as winner winning three times aboard B. P. hsve lost three straight, face Toron Edge and bameae repairing. Cbaa. district, and by posting a copy there And for Hugo, It proved too much. wood for furnace, fireplace or DOinted out that If a passer could over E. K. Bryson's favored Klev- Woodson’s Leading Article___ Har to. It's a game that looks like a Laklngp 90 Cambrl 'ge street. Tele of on the public sign post In said throw two or three yards back of son. Fire Advance also rame ry Caperton, veteran rider, baa an toss-up although Boston came out Mrs. Broarn—Mary, I wonder if He slipped into a period of Indul TELEPHONE YOUR phone 4740. range. Telephone 3413. town of Andover, nearest the place where the deceased Inst dwelt. the line, the ends and other charg from behind Just at the finish. nounced his retirement as a Jockey ahead 3-2 In their last meeting, it’s the pudding Is done. Stick a knife gence that provoked frequent WANT ADS FOR SALE— WOOD for fireplace, Certified from Record ers, circling to reach him, could no although he still will be attached a case of Boston trying to protect In It and see If It comes out clean. scandals, his work deteriorated Ads ate aeeepted over the tslephoae or furnace, 34 50 a load. Call 8603, CLAYTON E. HUNT more than push him down rather <5ne reason for the success of the to Mrs. F. S. Harris' stable. its dwindling lead and the Maple Mary (a few minutes later) —It simultaneously. H i s daughter M HY SMITH ' the CBAHUB RATS gl*ea ahove BUSINESS Judge. than charge him violently. current Fair Grounds meeting may Leafs trying to capture second 'came out wonderful, ma’am. So I wms drowned in tha Seine to bring Down, But Not Out a eoaveolesce to advertleere bui Leonard GIgllo, Bolton. U-12.14-37. ■tuck all the other knives In too! OPPORTUNITIES In his four year career as a foot be found In the size of the school place and start the chase for the added tragedy. lOASH MATkk will be eeeeptea ee OPEN COAST TOURNEY S o w c E iy 900 n r r FROM TMf Put: scorchy- / MOST HAVE HE'S hurt; SCDRCHY- PATMBNT II peld et tbt buei- LiaiOR PERMIT ball star at the University of Min ing list. A t present 15 horses are top spot they recently held. Bitter. Hugo temporarily turned VALUy FLOOR, 6VP<9 CHUTE REOPENS, oClee oa or before the eereoth FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS oec- FOR SALE—STOVE and furnace NOTU'R OK APIM.ICATIOM nesota twenty-odd years ago, receiving training at the .barrier Much of the president’s time la to politics and failed again. He : DOESN'T GET UPF BANGED himself WE'VB GOT TD HELP Mlowina the first issertioD et tion, brick mercantile building This Is to give notice that 1 Charles Sbaughnessy said he was never and will not be allowed to go to Sai.ta Monica, Calif., Dec. 14 ■pent in disapproving unadse sug was exiled nearly 20 years for hia AHV H « RAPID FAa 6 CHECKED- DOESN'T EVEN ON THOSE ROCKS.') wood. Telephone 8685. B. Ocellk of East Haddam. Connect]* From June, 1936, through June, HIM.'-CAN-'CAN W8> ,-i od otherwiee the CHattUk with 3000 ft. of ground floor space. sublerted to the brutal punishment the post until Starter Johnny Mor (A P ) — Medal play begins today gestions for spending the money of part In the revolution. In 1870, MOVEf.T U N D f/ - ATB wtl) be ooUeeted. Mo reepooei cut, hsve filed an application dated in the annual Southern C^allfomia 1937, thfi gold stock of the United the company. tor errore is teiepbonefi edr Sultablt for light manufacturing. FOR SALE — s e a s o n e d BAKU 6tb of December, 1937, with the that the present dav forward pass rissey approves their behavior. however, ha returned to Paris In M asBoaMfi anfi their aaonraep Apply Edward J. Holt wood, sawed atove length and un t«lquor Control Commission for a er miut take. Passing, of course, open golf tournament, 31,000 event States was Increasec to 312,316,- triumph with the establishment o f It la reported that the Inspector et be fiaarahteed. der cover 35.00 per lo-d, cash. L. Tavern Permit for the sale of alco was not In vogue In those days, but Jockey Sammy Roberts, one of won Iw George Von Elm last year. OOo.OOO, the largest stock on record. the Republic. He died In 1885, holic liquor on the premises of 446 In best ball matches yesterday, of the lunatic asylum went to the T. Wood Co. Paune 4496. Center street. Manchester. Conn. The the play nevertheless was Just aa the first ten riders of the year, has figure of the ages. He Is shown INDEX OF HELP WANTED—^ rough and tough. reached New Orleans, where hs the trio of Danny* Williams, Lake The geological survey made more telephone and found difficulty In business Is owned by Charles E. getting his connection. Exasper here on a 1936 French stamp. CLASSinCATIONS FEMALE Ocellk. of East Haddam. Conn., and Sbaughnessy said that in one of ^11 ride for H. Fauaett, who trains side country club pro, and amateurs than 9,000 technical decisions re ICoEjrrlgl^tST,^ NBA 8«rvlc«. lne.> will be conducted by Charles E. Dick Gibson and Richard Arlen, film ated, he shouted to the operator: oeebaeoaoooo e«o o HOUSEHOLD G(HH)S the University of Chicago games P. Woodson's Leading Article garding natural resources In th* GIRLS— WOMEN wanted t ' aell Ocellk of East lladdam. Conn., as last season hla players were charg actor, made the best score, 59. last year. Inspector—Look here, girl! Do permittee. recent winner of the Bay Cfity iron know a'ho I am? ticketa for "Moose Benefit Show- MUST SELL A T ON^E chromium ing an opposing forward passer so Handicap, and other-good horses. CHARLES E. OCELIK Operator (calm ly) — No, but I Bingo". Apply Patsy, the steward, piping. Silent Glow oil burner, at Dated 6th of Dec.. 1937. viciously and so often that he told Roberts said he Weighed 108 Of Tbaeks Bralnard Place, nights. know where you are. 6#B80rtan eeobb*baadd«a4 half price. Telephone 3744. 23 Sum H-lJ-14-37. them to stop It. pounds. mit atreet. aad rooad ...... LIQITOR PERMIT " I simply couldn't stand It to see aaoeam^ats ...... that kid get knocked flat so often Paul McAfee, who was granted THE WEARY. DISILLUSIONED oaata ...... NOTU'E OF APPLIC ATION AND RESTLESS TRY TO BUY FOR SALE—FOUR Wilton Anglo This la to give notice that 1 Frank and so hard," Sbaughnessy added. trainer's license at New Orleans . AmfmmhiUm Persian ruga, two 6x9, two 3x6, all V. Diana of 31 Ashworth atreet, Man* HAPPINESS IN BULK. * ABCaaaobiUs Cor iiat« .•••. same color. 33 Rlcbars Road. Tele Chester, Conn., have filed an applica Hold Everything! iBBtaaobiUi Cor Bxebaaca phone 4348. tion dated 7lh of December. 1937 with titeto Aec«Mon««—Tir«a ... the Liquor Control Commission for a ■ Aata Raaaifioa^Paintioa . EMERGENCY Tavern Permit for the sale of alco J<4«to Boboola ...... FOR SA LE SOLID mahogany din holic liquor on the premines of 996 FRECKLES AM ) HIS FRIENUS ByBlosserl wik'sHlflCTJN t JbBS ' I Ailtoa ■ dbip by T n ie k ...... ing room set, 6 pieces, separate Main street. Manchester, Conn. The hLAPPER FANNY B y Sylvia B y C ra n e . i jBtoa rot Biro ...... buffet mirror, good condition, 350. business Is owned by Frank V. DIa OUT OUR WAY liB Wfacbb—S«rvico«-8torata < of 31 Ashworth street. Manchester. -«tVNCAMRVief.ll*e- T.M.«ta.ut.FAT.orF.. lUBMrayelbb— HtcycUa ...... CALLS Also bassinet and high chali 31.00. DON'T WOBPY, SOW-. VtX) WORK TOO HARD, 'but BEVERLY’S Conn., and will be conducted by ITO BE JEALOUS, S U G A I ^ J E A L O U S ? f a t h e r IS A U S T f e S i ; 21C Woodbridge street. Frank V. Diana of 31 Ashworth W e ’LL MAKE OUT ? TIMES MOM GOSH.r GUESS P()U (’E street, Manchester, Conn., as per ARE HARD (=DR US WOW, y:i6NP O'MirJE- , V ,.^ O wU . f *I OUR TH IRD SALE of Scatter ruga mittee. w e 'd 6 e rich ip t h e r e for gift giving. 25 Plain velvets FRANK V. DIANA BUT eoMETTWIWa WAS SOME WAY FDR Dated 7th of Dee.. 1937, 1 Alw ays c o m e s alow® 4343 and Axmlnster weaves In texture, H-18-14-t7. Vt)U TO COLLECT TIME- W ITH W IT H TO HELP/ ___ booked and Oriental patterns. AWO-A-WALF FDR Regularly 34.25 to 34 5», Choice e'9 FIRE 31.98. Watklna Brothers, Inc. CVEPTIME , South 4321 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 5.1 HOCKEY FOR SALE— HOBERT jj] Cable North National League. iprlght piano, and bench. Tele- phor-; 4953. Maroons vs. Canadlens at Mon treal. 5432 FOR SALE —TRUMPET (King) Toronto at Boston. A-1 condition, 325.00. Can be seen Detroit at New York Rangers. AMBULANCE at Bldwell’s Soda Shop or call Intematlonal-Amerlcan Le^ue. (Dougan) 8477. Cleveland at Springfield. American .\ssoclatloii. Minneapolis at ’Tulsa. 56}0 WANTED—TO BUY Kansas City at St. Paul. W) (HoUoran) YOU HEARD lAEl- \ then. By GET YOUR XMAS money now. 1 I'M OOWWA ^TtXlLLDOWO SUCH THIWa f vbu'LL EITMFPFITUPD SHPI^P ST/ifS) «TAV«y JUfAf’ING BLUE buy old glass, china, furniture, ®TA»* nj SCHOOL AND GET AM 3060 WE HAVE A G ET A «JOB.... BEHINofc^ ^ books, silverware. Send card to H. T H A T S WHAT COUCATTON AMD FIT TtlURSELP L Welch, 449 Hillside Ave., Hart f o r TH E R E A L P R O B L E M S (Quiih) ford. CUSTOMER TM GOWWA FOR A LOW-PRICED l"%0 f O P L IF E / 4340 SINGLE HOUSE ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 5 Rooms Preferred. FOR RENT— ROOM for gentleman, with private family. Centrally CALL located, off Blast Center street. ROBT J. SMITH, Telephone 8448. Inc. FOR R E N T— N E A T L Y furnished 963 Main Street room In the Waranoke. Price rea Telephone 3450 V OU don t get me in there again! The food's good but the service is ter- ribleP sonable. Inquire of Supt. “l spend Uiree^ara painting a poHrait of myseU and they bang il upside down I** MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE A Gew By THOMPSON AND (X)LL 'M e U A fJUMBEK. l O ^ OF COURSE rr*5 ME, ALLEY OOP GREAT, ORDERLY/ VOU X WHERE ARE VtXI YOU FOOL-r WAW710 BEAkee STREET, OP C ALLIM & e HAVE WILLIES BUlSnrER- Ttou’R E WOT s o lw a KNOW IFBfERVTHMCySv *JG YDME DOWM P>ER- couRSE_,rr’SA . ; ooSH....rr SURE is ALU RieM Y i^ FeCfLV/ WOW "TO OIS- tOWGTHOROfWBE.^ THRU LIFE WORKINS TRUE ...THE HAND THAT Bu t IT’S GOIMG TD COWWEtrr THIS THIWG- WnWYOUR HAWDS.... BOCkS THE CPtADLE , LEAD OSTO WILUE, YOU HAVE A BRAIN, X H O P M f SELtXlM ROCKS THE AWD YOU'RE GOIHQ BOAT] TD DEVELOP IT f
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