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ONl^ OP HIS LAST PHOTOS- t a k e n w h e n HE CAMPAIONEO POR^ HOOVER HIS FINAL WORK— MtAOlNS ATR A G E O Y IN HIS L IF E *— T H E A RAIL RISCARCH COti^lSSKIN SWORN IN AS p r e s i d e n t BY ACOOtlOOE TRAIT — THRIFT FATHER. ON VEaMONT F A R M . DEATH OP HIS SON, C A L V IN ,O R ..' Coolidge and Col. Charles Lindbergh after the latter’s historic ing deeply through long summer days. He summoned news­ (By the Associated Press.) night at his father’s Vermont farm to be told that he had be­ solo flight to Paris. Two men of few yvords met as the chief paper correspondents one evening and'handed each a slip of Sharp pictures of “Silent C^l” Coolidge stood out in the come president, Coolidge received the momentuous news calm­ executive pinned the nation’s flying cross on the breast of the paper. On it was typed: granite-like career which he cai-ved patiently from character­ ly, search^ out a c(^y of the presidential oath and by the dim “I do not choose to run for president in 1928.” istics as unyielding as the crags of his native Vermont. light of a kerosene lamp was swbm in by his aged father, young aviator. Back in his modest home at Northampton, Mass., he quick­ He was in his first term as governor of Mai^sachusetts a notary. Saving in words, Coolidge practiced thrift in his personal ly took up again threads of private life. The public saw him affaii’S and urged it upon the country. Three times while he when he attended the wedding of his son John (k)olidge to when the nation first heard of him. His stern handling of the With equal fortitude and composure he met his tragedies, was in the White House cuts were made in the high taxation Florence Trumbull, daughter of the governor of Connecticut. put his name on the front pages and his the death in 19^4 of his younger son, Calvin Coolidge, Jr., and that came with the world war. New York acclaimed him mightily on his last public ^ likeness in the picture sections. the passing of his father in 1926. Grief was there, but it was President Harding’s death brought another silhouette to locked within his breast. Economy of words rciached its height on August 2, 1927. pearance. He came to the metropolis to urge the re-election of , and a huge crowd turned out to hear hiim the nation’s consciousness. Awakened in the middle of the Etched in the American memory too is the meeting of He was in the Black Hills on vacation, angling for trout, think­

a theft of gasoline from a parked cased in the white holder; his voice pulling up pickerel and perch. car. CHAPMAN COURT SEATS was as twangy as ever; the same The men of the town, many of ABOUTTOWN ODER CUSTOMERS It wasn’t long before the police BRITISH-AMERICAN half-grin with which he used to whom grew up with Mr. Coolidge, OBmjARY greet them was perceptible. seemed impressed that a great found Lubek in his car and brought The condition of Charles fC QriT- him to the police station. Anderson ITS NEW OFFICERS “I suppose you want to know neighbor had passed, but in their what I’ve been doing while I have fitb of 55 Pleasant street, foreman was also picked up and pretty soon BANQUET JAN. 14 stolid and imdemonstrative way of the outside labor department at HOLD UP FARMER they had collected also James Has- DEATHS been away,” he said, half-amused. they said little, except to reminisce Or4er of Amaranth Ceremony “I have done a little writing that Cheney Brothers, was reported to­ sett, 30, of 115 Oak street; Albert of days when they and the man who day as slightly improved at the Last Night At Temple—New you can read, if you want to. . . . I is dead, roamed the towering hills Duncan, 24, of Autumn street and Mrs. Phoebe B. Manning Hartford hospital where be has Albert Hennequin, 32, of 28 Cottage Ideas Are Instituted. have read some of yours. together. Annual Dinner For Club Mrs. Phoebe E. Manning, 78, wife Thanked Them For Card been confined for several weeka fol­ Fire Manchester Young Men streeL as the other members of the Herbert Moor, a distant relative lowing a major operation. Mra. of the late C ^ ter H. Manning, died “I appreciate your coming in. I of the formar President on the ma­ Wisner raiding party. late yeaterdny afternoon at the Cbspmcm Court, Order of Ama­ Griffith said that her husband ap­ Accuse Each Other ranth, Installed its officers for 1933 was more anxious to greet you per­ ternal side, spoke of the time when Hdd For Saperior Coort , Members and Friends At home of her daughter; Mrs. Knight sonally than I was professionally peared a little brighter today but WLmer identified eOl the men and H. Ferris, 298 Oak street^ after a at a largely attended' session last he attended Black River Academy in that his condition is atffl v «T flsrt- then practically everybody talked. night at the Masonic Temple. The . . . and to thank you for the card Ludlow with Mr. Coolidge. brief illness. She had been a resi­ you sent me on my birthday. ...” ous. Pneumonia in his left hmg has After ifilktown Raid. Lubek said Anderson was the man Masonic Temple. dent of Manchester for 44 years. ceremonial was beautiful through­ “He was just as quiet then as he brought about a weakened condi­ who stuck up Wisner with the gun. out and many new ideas Introduced, Then, a bit mischievously. He was in later years,” he sfdd. Mrs. Manning was bom in Frank­ added: tion. Anderson said Lubek had taken the lin and was a member of the Con­ and the special music most pleas­ Moore said he remembered the money. Anderson said the pistol ing. Past Royal Matron Mrs. Jessie “I hope you are having a pleasant time when he first went to Black Largely because one of a group The eleventh annual banquet of gregational church there as well as had been thrown away in Autumn L. Winterbottom was the uncrown­ summer here.” river. the British-American club will be the Order of Eastern Star here. She It was the first direct quotations HOSPITU NOTES of young men who robbed Christian street. He was taken out there by ing matron. The installing officer “I rode down with Calvin and his held a week from this evenii^ at the is survived hy two sons, J. Harold of his remarks ever permitted in D. Wiener, a Hillstown road farmer, Officer Prentice and the gun was Past Royal Patron Edwin Swanson. father.” he said. “The father, John, Masonic Temple. TlHs affair is the and William H. Manning, both of Washington. It was the last time at bis home last night had a crook­ found In a bush. There was only a leading social event of the year for Manchester, one daughter with The coronation was by Past Royal was making two trips in one and h Admissions: Joseph Weir of 92 ed thumb and because the police, dollar In money in the party but one whom she lived, and one brother, A. Matron Ethel Brainard. Mrs. Cady he ever met the Washington news­ had a calf in the back of the wagon Oak street, Mrs. Catherine Martin the British-American club wbich paper corps. when they questioned Knute Ander­ of ttte men said that Lubek had conducts the party for its members W. Hyde of Manchester. of Stafford Springs was the effi­ he waa sending to the Boston mar­ of 124 Spruce street, Mrs. Ruth son on T^iesday about a gausoline thrown some bills down the toilet at and their wives or lady friends. Chil­ The funeral will be heljl at 2:30 cient organisL Mrs. EUizabeth ket. Britton of 489 East Middle Turn­ thefL noticed that Anderson’s the police station. dren are not included. tomorrow afternoon at the late Moseley sang a Scottish song. “At NATION PAYS TRIBUTE '“When he let us off at the Acade­ pike, Earl Gowdy of Bolton and thumb was twisted, five Manchester All five men were booked on the Turkey Dinner. home and burial will be in the West the End of the Road,” and Mrs. my he said to Calvin: “Calvin this Marlon Mahoney of 60 Maple street. young men were arrested last night charge of robbery witn violence and Supper will be served at 6:30 cemetery. Friends are requested to Alice Weir sang, “Only a Rose” as TO EX-PRESffiENT calf is going to Boston. You study Discharged: Charles Strickland tor the Hillstown crime. locked up in default of 5500 bail. sharp with Urbano Osano doing the omit flowers. Retiring Royal Matron Mrs. Anne hard and perhaps some day you also of 20 Golway street, John Rohan of (Oontlniied Prom tage Oue Wisner, according to the story he In police court this morning they catering. A roast turkey dinner Tryon presented red Toata to each will go to Boston’.’’—11> so bappenea 718 Hartford Road. tolu the police, was held up with his were bound over to the ' January of her officers. that Calvin Coolidge went to, B6s- Death: Mrs. Anna Morouskl, 48, which will include fruit cocktail, imcommon condition in these moun­ own gun by the men, whom he had term of the Superior Court. Ander­ mashed potatoes, brown gravy, FUNERALS Mrs. Anna Robb, the new royal ton. first as a State Representative of South Windsor at 4:25 yesttfitoy tains at this time of year. Inhabi­ served with cider, w'hUe they made son and Lubek in 53,000 bonds and green peas, mashed turnips, celery, matron, was gowned in white silk then later as Governor of Mas­ afternoon. She was admitted Dec.' tants recalled the diy some years off with some bills and change lying the others in 52,000 each. Attorney tomatoes, pickles, rolls, butter and lace, and as she was Installed and 24. Edmund Dauplalse ago when John Coolld^, the former sachusetts. on a table in his home, the amount George Lessner appewed for all five coffee, gingerbread and whipped crowned, she was greeted by her of which, he said, was somewhere men. The funeral of Edmund Dauplalse flower girls with a blast from glid­ President’s father, died. Then the cream, cigars and cigarettes. Ice of 62 Hamlin-NStreet was held from between 510 and 514. cream will be served at intermission. ed trumpets. She wore a shoulder roads were choked with snow and Wisner lives alone in a three-room the home at 9:45 this morning and corsage of flowers, the gift of the the then President of .the United Guests must be in the hall by 6 at St James’s church at 10:45. Rev. Two Shows house that has been* his home for p. m. retiring royal matron, and her States and the rest of his party, Sunday more than forty years. His story UNNE LODGE TO SEAT P. J. Kileen officiated. A requiem arms were &led with floral gifts of were forced to ride on sleighs, 12 Sun. Night The program includes ten big acts high mass was celebrated. ^ Monday is that last evening an automobUe of vaudeville with a program ,of roses, snapdragons and other flow­ dreary, wind-swept miles from Lud­ .•^topped nt his home and five men At the offertory Miss Arlyne C. ers from members of her family low to Plymouth. The roads had Tuesday STATE 6:43 — 8:45 modern and old-fashioned dancing OFFICERS. WEDNESDAY Moriarty sang “Pie Jesu’’; after the came to his door. They wanted some following. Bill Munsle’s orchestra and associates in the court, among been cleared^by state workers sent consecration James Breen raidered cider, they said. Wisner went down will furnish the music and Chappell them bouquets from Mrs. F. C. Til- out early that day to make them cellar and drew a pitcherful. The John Welmergren To Be Made will do the prompting. The com­ Papnes Angellcus: as a w aiting den, Mrs. Willard Horton, Mrs. Jo­ passable. men sat In the kitchen and drank mittee in charge is as follows: hymn Miss Moriarty sang, “Softly seph Parke and from Chapman In an upstairs room of the Cal­ Screamingly It. Somebody paid for the cider and Chancellor Commander At Banquet: David Robinson, Joshua and Tenderly’’ and at the end Mr. Court':«rs. Robb also received a vin Coolidge birthplace, telegraph funny? You Wisner stepped into the next room Meeting In Orange Hall. Flemix^:; entertainment, David Breen sang, “When Evmlng Comes” . gift f^om^Mrs. WinteilDottom. and a instruments chattered, carrying out and threw the money onto the know it! But Torrence, Robert H. Cordner; pub­ The bearers were Alfred Dion of gavel inscribed with her name, the through the trappous hills the last ^ table where. It appears, he has been Linne Lodge, No. 72, Knights of here’s a musi* licity, Arthur Holmes, Fred Baker; Hartford, Peter and James Mc­ gift of Joseph Parke, royal 4>atron chapter of Plymouth’s greatest in the habit of keeping his ready Pythias, will hold installation of offi­ decorations, Ellis W. Callis, Thomas Laughlin of Wallingford, Francis fb r 1988. story. In the room down stairs ad romance cash. Then the men proposed an­ cers at the next regular meeting, McFa U; dance committee, Harry Wood of Stafford Springs, Thomas Other officers who will serve the where Mr. Coolidge was bom, Miss scales a new peak of other pitcher of cider and Wisner Wednesday evening, January 11, at Flavell, William Brennan; reception Donnelly and Geoi-ge Dauplalse, Jr., court the coming years are: Asso­ Florence V. Cilley, ownef of the dramatic thrfils and went down ceUar again, taking his Orange hall at 8 o’clock. John ciate matron, Mrs. Florence Hor­ committee, Joshua Fleniing, Ellis of Manchester. Burial was in S t general store moved abont supply­ sweeping, breathless dog with him. Wennergren will be installed at W. Callis, Fred Baker and David Junea’s cemetery. ton: anociate patfon, Paul Carter; ing the wants of the greatest num­ Faces Own Gun chancellor commander, . succeeding aecretary, Mrs. Esther Pickles; ber of patirons she has known in beauty! While he was drawing the cider Robinson. Ernest Johnson. The installation Miss Jessie Reimolds, local social treasurer, Mrs. Laura Loomis; con­ many months. The . room now is , he heard steps moving from the 150 GORGEOUS will he in charge of the district dep­ welfare worker, founder of the club ductress, Mra Rachel Tilden; as­ used as a store room, the main sec­ kitchen into the room where Ins MANY UNINSURED CARS AMERICAN uty from ThompsonvUle and his sociate conductress, Mrs. Mary tion of the general atore adjoining. cij^i was and where, also, lay bis here and a British war nurse, will be staff. an honored guest for the occasion. Parke; Marshal 1^ the East Mrs. His Love For Fishing BEAUTIES! .32 calibre Colt automatic pistol on Other officers who wlU be install­ Close to 250 are expected to attend. ON THE ROAD THIS YEAR Elizabath Johnston; Marshal in the The funeral procession, some of the table beside the money. Wisner ed are as follows: Evald Erickson, W est Mrs. Mauds Dauohy; stand­ the way, will run along with Black cut short his cider drawing and hur­ vice chancellor commander; Edwin ard haarar, Mra. Ethel Mohr; river, where Mr. Coolidge loved to ried up the stairs. As he entered Johnson, prelate; Ernest Johnson, Liabiiity Poiicies Fail Off prelate, Mrs. Ethel Wickes; trus­ fish, and along Amherst and Echo tbs kitchen he looked into the muz- master of works; Elmer Thoren, SEEKS POUCE HELP, Three-Fourths With Begin* tee for thraa yem , Mrs. Anna Try- zls of the automatic and one of the master at arms; John Poison, inner lakes where for diys men who hold on; hlatorian, Mn.. Lulu Bldwell; their lines through tha ice have been men ordered him to stay where he guard; Swen Carison, outer guard; ning of 1933, Agencies Re­ Truth, Mrs. Ethel Carter; Faith, was or get his head blown out Herbert Johnson, master of finance; BUT IS ARRESTED port. MiiM Mabel T fotter; W isdom , Mrs. Then his guests Bolted, climbed Into Edwin Sviranson, master of ex­ l^ola Trotter; Charity, Mrs. Aatrid their car and departed. chequer: Carl Bolin, keeper of rec­ A canvesB of insuruee agencies 'Dougan; organist Mrs. Ethel Mon­ Wisner found that his money and ords and seals. Walks Into Station To Get in Manchester disoloses A tiimend- tis; warden, Mrs. Frtdtrieka his gun were gone and strale^tmy Refreshments will be served fol­ Lodging But Is Drunk and ous faiUng off In the amount of Bpleaa; lentinal. William Bray. CIRCLE called up -the police station. One lowing the meeting. Has Suspicious Lotdeing A r­ UahiUty insoranee tamed for the Aftar the caramoalal adjoura- SATURDAY and SUNDAY of the things he told Sergeant Mc- ooniing year to automobile owners. mant waa made to tha banquet baU GUnn, who hnswered the phone, was ticles. Insurance men eatimate the MUag where sandwlchea and .coffee were that one of the men had a. notice­ LUTHER LEAGUE H(HJ)S off in the number of poUclee lamed by Miss Mabel Trotter and CHARLES ably crooked thumb. That was clue Timothy E. Shea, who said his and of those retained in force dur­ her committee. No. 1. Clue No. 2 came from the home was in Hampton, dropped Into ing the first quarter of 1988 to be LAUGHTON bad manners of the group. NEW YEAR’S SOCIAL the Manchester Polios Headquarters fuUy seventy-five per oent ^ the MAUREEN Attracted Netioe last night and asked to be allowed number operative last ypaK It was Patrolmaa Prentice was sent to a night’s sleep. Sergeant John Mo- Impossible, they aald, to aeeertaln COOLIDGE HUMAN SIDE O'SULLIVAN Hillstown to bring Wisner to head­ Fine Musical Program Last Glinn obliged and. discovered that what proportion of the decrease Is In the Drama That Made quarters to identity any suspects Night At Emanuel Lutheran Shea was drunk. due to the tenmoraiy laytef-up o< jlCTURED BYREPORTERS Two Continenta Gasp. who might be brought in. On his Further Investigation led to the cars for tha first three months, now wall way he noticed a parked car and Church. (Oeattara^ frem Page Oae.) discovery of a s u ^ y of toilet arti­ much Is duo to the ^andonment of “PAYMENT LVDA ROMRTI stopped to ask Its two occupants If More man sixty members of the cles which stuffed the man's pockets automoblilng altogether and how they had seen anytifing of an auto- much to the grpater numher o t oam ram. He had aeot word that he DEFERRED” and the Luther L eslie of the ElmsDUd to capacity. 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tute win ba^hte a l SUNDAY SCaaOiOL ttta xA axm Efiday'avaute. Siqppar win .Jrti toroughont and to cafes servad at i;9K Tha program wM; severe ontRtoiflm W fonow from T^5 7~ weekly and duRy* M onaw r, w Rev. 'jN*w,'8le*9;|N atorartog hirtoa. At toe 9:30 wniaUp ServlM to- ■ J'’;' . 4; ' , JiBuety tfh, deaths, to a to to ito .'9 iM mMTOw momtog. Rev. Stodcnf.wiU difniei^ todditooe^for.'MiA. o f the. give a .brief cgntonmloa totrodu^ i f f i e r 8 errt|ei AS iltikrws. ’-'’V ante.,toe lair -r< tmy addrasB a ^ jidwtoiatar . the must be 'mi^ialned for avety ,ohe> tim sS fs Sacrament of The Lord’s Supper. 9 : 8 0 rm—CtoMwh’ Wlgiei; 'Spob o f Cicmnecttoiidfs IW tiatoaA so thei "■ -sar W. TImto Wttl he apectlal mnaic. l0:45 A m.-4lb«iitoff^Rliii9S mm m i* el V * VOie«e*w iieihiioii. SennoD. Bureau of .^ ta l StatiktiBP 1« a hutyi . Memorial Tei^^.i . ' wliUltPlitIBt place inde^ . . : THE KINGDOM -The* Chiirto :SQhqai-wiU meet aa Service.” . and MeaiorlBl ■Lo ;t lM b « i M ^ of tlM ^ BY OBDBOB HBNBY D G ^ usual tomorrow momtog at ten 3:00 p. m.—Highlaiid Park Sun­ By breakiiig its Stotfsti^ tobies: pythlaA win a ^ ^ _ Tpi^ liM not, aa one ndgiit nave o’dodc and toe worahip service will day schooL down to efMih individoal .town- the; ■ometed, tn some great utterance or 7:00 p. to. Evetonl Pfojrw ^ Bag Race. healto autlmHUes are able to leara tioa of thetr m «ffi«»9^i?Q^^ foUow At It o’clock. T ^ service siteniBg at 8 jSKr^^ HU.ministry began where «The time Is fUUlM, aad tte^lq^ seH-eedtto|»"so wiaet tn ^ com- win iiMdude toe Sacrament of the sertooh. Sermon t<^& ^” BdugBt qiiicldy not xmly what 'toMr great­ the mliSBtty^ol all men begins, in pasrtMinte and Joving, .and for hP Thee." • est immedlato ptobisias. are,. but lialt' ^Utrict kingdom of God Is at hand: repent Lord’s Si:9 pw. ^ ! . chailor Xedn the testing o f Us own souL ye, and betteve the goepeL’"—Mark time v ^ t it Is, is revealed to toe 'The Week. -.^' . , . * (Editor’s Note: This is toe fifth just where it Is neceamry to strilm in order to spike the .onslaughts of viBe and 'h ls ^So nmeh emphasis has been m ^ 1:15. gcM^d. Repent by putting Ont o f the Watch th e Herald for announce­ Monday, 7:30 ' p! ,.v^.4-Oiita of a series .of weeUy articles ex- afReerv .of upon the theUogicsl doctrine of t^ Me an toat is wrong and distreas- Frtendly Society. v' »r. pisiwing toe''fimctioim and work r ic k n ^ -But the SMtisites go evim ment at an AU-Pariah social event Giaiid'tanif Mfa. d t^ ty of Jesiis that we are apt to Jesus when on earth declared the ingi bdieVe too g«^ ^ so deeply as to be held at the North Mato street T^ieedi^, 7;00 p. m.—rl^y Sdbuts. o f the State DefMutment of fimther. IK ey show'^tfaie nationali­ flrget that his divinity was revea^ ’Taesday, 7:30 p. to.—Oioir re- ties of toe people among;.w^om ce^ of t t o town win kingdom of God to be at hanA' to do -vphat it teaches; Then the church, Saturday night, the 14th. Healto nnd.'iia vnrions bureaus). Cert ht Memoriai 8 ha wHI t o t o i humanity. It was as irinjpv»m ut hand, to toe very to- tain diseases are mos^ prevalent, Does this statement appear true ite MtiUrtM tar TUan Christ Jews” that he moit dllhe^soul, descend with miANUl^ LUTHERAN Wednesday, 4K19, -p. to-ii-poinfir- Reccmnalssiinct, locating the their type of wtok, aro otoe» fea­ the divine Me and incarnated tM when we thtok of the- wars thati tures concerning them'iiiiioh enable have been since His day: the social; light, ^ power, oonsolktlon aad salva- Knnt E. IkkiaeB, rastor inaitioo class for bc^ , in. eneaty’s weakness, in order , to de- God of tove and grace In a_w»ld of house. > ' toe healto authorities , to i^ k more injustice that hu m^e on from''aU that trouhlea. m.-*Vestryy|^l*1^ ® toe potot^of attack, is' a i^^'Chfidren/ dnful and needy men. ^B ehyjiii* Tha kingdom wide confusion. and row nioming will be “My Ivotoer, health statistics^ complete R »lto:;«lty ; Helen DsV^Hpty. J w a ^dtokl. Sahara. Everything of sister and mother.” The Eknahusl ly Caiklidates. are apt-to as­ Oarke, Mrs. Miaifia-Wsedsr, Mn- •till unjust The intensifying light Rev. H. O. Weber, Pastor statistics, dafinff back almost half Judge from ^ ^ r ^ o f orderly ^*y« o '" ^ are sick, some Idive been away, and sume vast importance, later ih life, ityrtle - Anwrtkong,.’ - Mrs. 8 a ^ , ation as recorded in toe Gospel oi | hrinir forth theii calls for repoitaace and better possibly Christmas was just too fuD a century, reveal to toe department Miner, Mi a Mamie DtehinsoQ. M ni. to bring forth their 9:00 A m.—Sunday School. aqd^ lts bureaus imd subdivisions blanks are. sent to the mothers after M atthew. ^ of good times for some. Whatever badomPed^mito legitimate fruits. Thereupon what is things. 10:00 A m.—EngUto ^ ^ c e . reports of to; births are 'obtained The'individual Me is like that of the reason may have been, we hope, toe m ^ t vulnerablie. They show the Keames, Mta Bmiah .Rottesoo, M n.. ra­ wrong is revealed and we build bet­ 11:00 A m.---GenDan aiSmcA department juat where ita greatest from other sources. This is done to the three temptations ^ re ter. It is the kingdom that reveals toe world. The ktogdom is closely to have a nearly 100 percent atten­ eliminate any confusion, with refer lya Infrtfiam. ' corded^would seem to symboliee tJM The»newly electki'bfficeni'tbr the efforts to toe attack against disease David' Armitfongi- chairmah ** oui mistakes. If it were not a hand, present within. Truth obeyed re­ dance again . tomorrow momthg. year will be installbd'''at toe Ger^ must be -made. Thus, vltol ststis- ence to toe infant’s correct name umvtatlon of a man conadoua M veals weaknoss to character un­ Evetybody come! and other information in which the Krtghts af.fytotas .oommitteA. bis power to give his Me oui ertors would not be discovered. T»iM service. ^ tiiss becotoe the field, maps, from The sight of our errors reveals that realized before repentance. As we The annual meeting of the 'Wo­ there should be np mistakes. will bd'-as^te^ .ly CWswrtd-Chap-'- dominion rather than to spirit^ The W e ^ f which toe battle is directAi. peU, Qustave. MamusoBr 'Myron the kingdom is at hand, and, as repent and follow the gospel light men’s Aid society will be held Tue^y, 7:30 p. ^m— Teadten’ What They Show Such vital records as birth car- service, to exercise his 1^ ^ deeper evils will appear; and this Peckbam, DaVtd Diduom vain and worldly ends instead of for nothing else can, they plead, “Re­ Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Reports meetihg. ; For instance, .the vital statistics tificatea are kept on mtecially pre­ continually that tne inmost at then be read and officers elected pared paper in a permanent ink, A xbast- h ^ supper wl» be. tot glory of Qpd and f « the saJ^- pent ye, and believe toe gospel."’ Thursday, 2:00 p. m .‘ — Ladles’ show that toe death rate from served at 6:80 in Odd FeUewa ban­ tipw of humamty, or to use that The Lord brought to earth the our nature may be cleansed and the for the new year. All members and Sewing Circle. diphtheria in , Connecticut less tnan which is a warranty against fading, ktogdom of God descend into us friends most cordially welcome. and are filed in fireproof vaults. quet hall for toe Installing offleerA power for trivial or kingdom,of God. He revealed it in 'niursday, 7:80 p. m; German fifty yean ago was about 7S.Q for and gi^jists, and the members o f the • ^ead of to fulfUlment of the divine Hls own life, that life so untainted with its comforting peace. The Men’s society will meet next Choir. “ " ' ’ . every 100,000 residents. Today, Begun Early Friday evening at 7:30. The Beneypr The recording of vital statistics lodge and teniple. TTie meeting •£ puipoee to changing the hearts and Friday, 4:*5 p. m. -r- Ti^jliag they show that the diphtheria rate Memorial 'Temple will, begin , at .7 lives of men.. lence Group under the leadership of Workers Society. has been cut to less than one per was undertaken by the State Board Algot Johnson, will be in charge of of Health, predecessor of the pres­ o’clock and the installatlOB cam- The temptation was in the ^der- Friday, 7:80 p. m.—B n g ^ Caioir. 100,000 annually. To quote toe mony wlU foUow at.^ A social • ness. whldi means that Jesus foi^ht toe program, which will include an The catechumen elliss -' meets Marines, “The situation is well in ent State Department of Hemth, al­ most from its inception. In the wm* with dandity 'will dese the eee- out the crucial battle and dei^ra Illustrate lecture on our Home Mis­ Tuesdays and Fridays at 8:80 m. hand.” On the other hand, toe idng’s program.' - . of Me alone — that is, alone ^to sions in the Rocky Mountains. German school and religiotia in­ death rate from cancer back in 1890 earlier years, many difficulties were encountered in amassing toe requir­ God, and with the mlnsterlng spWts Officers for 1933 will also be elect­ struction Saturday 9-U A to. was 48.4 per 100,000. Today, toe GOSS’ CTTnOlffM tiial cftxxie to him with ininlBtcrlng ed. The attendance at our meetings cancer rate is 115.7 deaths per 100,- ed data even though it was much more Umited than toat needed for grace to the hour of his victory. has been considerably increased, aac THE SALVATION. ARMY 000. These statistics show that The testing of Jesus was, of toe healto statistics of toe present Washington, Jam 7 --(A P )--B y we are anxious that our men and Adjutant George WOllaiDA cancer is one of toe greatest weak- resehtative Goss; (R., Cow) ta jy course, not only to those days In the boys shaU all share this fellowship laes in toe defense of public day. Local registrars had trouble wUdemem. All through the days of in trying to understand just what caUed Presidentelect. with us, and become actively inter- The subject for the Sunda;' morn­ health. faUure to include several nortoieim' . his earthly Me unttl the agony of ested. Welcome all! ing hollneas meeting will be “Is Re- ^^tal statistics are always kept toe department wanted and the de- Gethsemsne before the hour of toe THE CENTER CHURCH SECOND CONGREGATIONAL partmmit often could have used the ers in his Congressional conferenoc. (Congregatioiial) ) Rev. Frederick C. Allen, Minister The meeting of the con­ Ugion a Matter of Addition or Sub­ in toe ration to 1.000 or 100,000 “hls first mistake.” ^ ^ , cross, Jesus was subject to tempta­ I gregation will be held Monday eve­ population, that is, when speaking code deciphering corps of toe Fed­ tion. His spirit was tried; he felt traction?” Sunday afternoon: ‘ 1 strongly dlsapprovs of ^ evi­ ning January 23rd at 7:30. In the “What toe Bible Says About Mob of a town of 6,000 population in eral Secret Serrice to understand dence of secUonaiism,” said Qpss. the need of prsyer, and we went at Rev. Watson Woodruff At toe'service tomorrow morning some of toe reporte. the pastor’s topic will be: “A New notices sent out it was stated that Rule in America.” which there have been ninety births “Apparently Mr. Roosevdt. aKn into the wilderness and up to during toe year one says that toe Gradually, however, new systems the mountain to pray. We are told 10:60 a. m. —Morning Worship. Year’s Message.” The music will be this, meeting would begin at BCrs. Adjutant Williams will forgot to invite -toe Senators from o’clock. Please note tlmt toe time is bring toe message at toe evening birth rate is eighteen per 1,000 were evolved which made it eaaier bis own state of New York.: ' : ■ in one case tkat he continued all Sermon by toe minister. rendered as follows: for all concerned in compiling the Prelude, Berceuse ...... Beaumont 7:30/ The church books will be clos­ service. population and not more readily “The southern states, which do night in prayer to God. The music: comparable with toe birth rate fig­ statistics. The reporte required It ought to be a revelation to us Prelude—^The Spacious Firmament. Anthem, Ten Thousand Times Ten ed Monday, January 16th aad it is The hours of service are: not pay a great share of Federal Holiness meeting, l l o’clock. ures of ten or twenty years ago. from local authorities, physicians taxes are always willing to raid the ot the vpay to which character is ...... Stulls Thousand ...... Brackett hoped that sufficient funds will come and toe like are now quite simplA Offertory, Morceau Poetique----- in before - the loosing of our books Praise meeting, 3 o’clock. Ten years ago in 1928, toe number Treasury. For that reason It was strong and men are fitted for Anthem—^m e To Onr Hearts and of births in toe same town might The blanks which are provided ■ the work o f mtoistertog to Christian Abide ...... Macy ...... Phelps so that we can close the year with Salvation meeting, 7:30 o’clock. unfortunate that to ^ ''reprsssata- The public is cordially invited to have been eighty instead of ninety, make it possible to enter the neces­ tives were in the majori^ at toe ways. If Jesus needed prayer, how Hymn Antoem—Another Tear Is Anthem, Abide With Me . .Vogriah all obligations met In full. sary information in a few minutes’ Dawning...... Havergal PoMude, Postlude in F ... .Zundel Holy Communion will be celebrat­ attend these meetings. but in toe same year toe population New York meeting last night” much more do vpe need prayer? son of toe total number of births time. All of toe more difficult lostlude—^Maroh Brilliant ...... Church adiool classes for all ages ed at the Swedish service Sunday SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL wmB probably only 4,000. Compari< work in connection with the statis­ WORKING, ASR PAY i Tke foundation of his ministry ...... Schuler and Everyman’s aass at 9:30. morning, January 15th. tics is handled by the bureau. The . was to the things that brought him Christian Endeavor, at 6:30. Topic: son of toe total number of births 9:30—^The Church SchooL • The calendar for the week fol­ would lend toe ^dci thkt the i)irth data obtained from the, fieTd is tabu­ Bridgeport Jan. nSar to men as he was brought into 9:30—The Men’s League. Prem- “Have I a right to lead my own lows: S. E. GresA Mtadster Swedish moralng wonblp, 10:80. tirte is tncreaidng vdiile actually it lated, index^ cross-indexed and so Twenty-qlx persons,. the fullness of the relationsbip to his dent Lester HohentoaL Speaker, life?” Sarah Maclachlan’s group in Beethoven Glee club, Monday at toe detailed history of every dUease Father and toe perfection of realiz­ charge. . . Sunday schod, UMXL r. la decreasiiig, for toe rate in 1928 toe dty .and with pa;...... Woodruff. 7:30. from common cold. to.cancer is al^ toe dty, today had appUad- for ing. 5Pd dqtog the. Tatoer’e win. In Notee -was twenty birth per 1,000 while 5:00 p. uf.—The Cyp Chib. Presi­ Children’s Chorus, Tuesday at Young peoid*’B'B*’^ ^ * now it is eighteen per 1,000. most instantly available. charity at the bureau of charities at the stiengtoof the. consciousness of dent Edith McOomb. Monday, 7 p; m.—^Boy Scouts. 6:1& Wednesday, evening seryier 7:80. bis divtoe rniwdnn, he went out to For convenience sake, some the Welfare Budding, Snpt of W d- The Week Tuesday. 7:45—Eteer Ready O r- G aef, Tuesday at 7:30. statistics, such as birth4. deaths BALDWIN WILL FILED fara Angus J..8bome.fsvealcd. > gatoer men about him who would be Sunday, 7:30 p. m. — Monthly cle of long's Daughters will meet Confirmation class, Wednesday at TIDE WATER MYIDEND Greenwich, Jam 7—(AP) — The Announcing ..the shomalomi p o r­ ' «»sr*'*^** of wearing hls mission and meeting of the church committee at in toe director’s room of toe and marriages are kept in the ratio lytiping to establish toe kingdom 4:45. ' The Board of Directors of the to 1,000 population. Infant mortal­ wIU of George' P. Baldwin, vice tion of th' 26 appiicai^ who arc the home of C. E. House. Whlton Memorial library. The Boy Scouts, Wednesday at 7:15. ity, deaths in toe first year of life, president of toe . General Electric *«iri«g charity m m . toa dty whlek, that he had come to set iq> on earth. Monday, 7:30—Garden Club, Rob­ committee in charge is headed by Women’s Aid society, Thursday at Hde Water OU Company .today de­ ^ We must never forget that toe clared toe rdhular quiprterly divi­ is kept in prophrUon to toe .number Company, ad^tted today in. Pro­ owes them earned wafdt Thonm bins Room. Mrs. Lillian Segar, chairman; 'Mias 2:30. of births, toat is, so many deaths bate (fouit, names his widow, Mrs. said tie would extend ald:to.tba pity-. KitigiV*™ o f God had, to toe thought Monday, 6:00 and 8:00 —Loyal Pauline Burbank. Mrs. Elton John­ dend of 31J5 on toe Company's HR o* Jesus, an earthly aspect It was Men’s society, Friday at 7:30. issued and outstanding five per cent per 1,000 birth. Disease incidence Florence B. Baldwin, as toe benofl- V * Circle, Kings Daughters. At 6:00 the son, His . John Buchanan, Mrs. Wil Confirmation class, Saturday st and mortality figures are recorded ciary. Baldwin who died in New a kingdom that was “at hand” and society will serve supper for the liam Knofla, and Miss Hazel Shep­ cumulative convertiUe preforrai! that was to the midst o f men, 9:30. by toe number uriiiCh take place per York recently left real estate ^ - clerk’s of Hale’s store. / ard. Emanuel choir, Saturday at 6:00. stodc, payaWe February. lA 1935 to ued at 335,000 and peraonal prop­ tote, even though toty-ffo though it was a kingdom that could At 8:00 regular monthly meeting. stockholders of record at tha close 100,000 population. Thursday, 7:80—Annual meeting Vital statistics are maintained erty which wlU exceed 350,000. employed and are hanung not be confined cmly to earth or to Report from recent convention fol­ of toe church. AH officers, chair­ of buriness January 20, 1933. earthly interests. lowed by social and games. All men of committees, and heads of SOUTH METHODIST It is toe significance of Jesus that Robert A. ColidttB, Minister hs came to link earth and heaven in Kings Daughters urged to atterd. church school departments are re­ human life. The ministry that he UTiaa Helen Carrier and toe Bigelow quested to bring written reports. street members in charge. Friday, January 20—A play en- The pastor will preach for the began is the ministry that we need first time after his recent illness, today, and toe ministry which he in­ Tuesday, 6:30—ChiMr rehearsal. titlel, “Three P ^ , ” will be given Election at shu^-Winn-Dfive, Advanoid or Atnhassadar ReadutioHA” . four o’dock, and the Cubs at 6:30. yt The conduding service of the OecUiaa club win meet Tuesday eve­ to diBsectfs thefine^Nashevechas buik, Q ^ t s , you can be certam k it a ctt )NM would ■pedal AU-Pntiah s e t l« win be* ning at 7:80, aad Boy Soonto also m ined in the union aerviee of the at 7:80. Hid ro theic prices down to feveb that are rather driven at a price you^would.tSithier peg.^ North Main street churches to be Ybung Women’s Gym Hour at 6:15 on Wednesday. ' Clarence a : CENTER CHURCH held Sunday evening at seven Davis will be the speaker at toe o’dock At the Y. M. a a ; North S K O A L : BIG iir ADVANCED B io r r (Congregational) Main atzeet The guest speaker of Mid-Week Service on Wednesday \ STANDARD EIGilT .211*1^14 this obcasioo wiU be J. F. Pineo evening at 7:30. TTJ ftirft TTf rr*"T 1384*6 efw B s* Rev. Watson Woodruff. ’niursday at 7:80 Boys’ Gym —r - — toe Hartford “Y”. There wUl be |965a»|t095 to 1^1979 j(1949to#20S r ,'Xi- U ps MORNING WORSHIP Hour. m edal mupioal foatorw . The invi­ ffing*B Heralds and Homs Guardi RvaaoDrsmaB sOcBODYsniaa: 1 0 :5 0 , tation la axtaikdad to aU. ••s. -, BMetoa IMday afternoon at four . ♦ S Tha Bvar-Raady CSrcla ot Ktog'a n’dook. Saturdfy nxmilnf at nine CHURCH SCHOOL Daughtera wUl meet at 7:45 TRaa^ d d ock Mr. CHU’s Ormip v will I K ' vs M 9 :9 0 day avah te in toe dbraoton*' Room meet for Gym. Atr tltfee o’olodc P I S I’ I A s H O vs R O P V ■Af. of tha Whlton IfoBMiiai Ubtary.- Batiurday aft^soon the Norwich MEN’S LEAGUE The LaOaa Ald aoiMy ^ mmt Distrlet Epworth LM^uo CaMnet 9 iS 0 Wodaaaday at two d ek »k wtto will moet at tola ohuroh. U tt. B A . LgdaU. who wQl ha aa-^ A vaiy Important niMtIaff of toe C. Y.P.CtU B ilMtad hy Ifm. lAVtfidh'WWW aad OCfidal Board wUl he held on Mem- ^ P or VsiiBg People) pgjvfr« day eVanlv, Jhnuaiy Ifto atjlfh t f j I IRa and o’dook. Ine Ghuien SOhoel r f.u G|Ub 'thapuhtpvy. . ^ _ vrUl iRRi iieetiiifs of the Gipter Chiirc|i|ia a t Si Corn<^F|si|i^' wmildl like t* atteRd and te jelR J d s husthias StPtirt* \ m ihtal ‘ ipnf Ged OR IM , 4 '' iott m m y

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Th* oops, who In that aelgbherhood 4sre eft into psyoholngloal wllder- iHBi f l a t Ivor TIeffMd an la- aaioBf th* issuii tunUM »M have awr* time for suoh eitUBate* aeesee and comes out with thti eeafiag President. ' Roosevelt a ^ m to b o tkeeeaf «•* PMt Offio* Math MaaoliMtw. employBMBf than aieet fblkii put the aumher at bundle of weeds la hie hands: 'This 8UMCRIPT10M lU T M mi RomnT DUTOHBB There is aot yet m h Ob* XW, b9 BIBiiBIBii th* latter figure. At all avoats the (standard) might be said to be for NBA Rervloe Writer. thst-Uhols Fraak has kssa P*r Month, by BtBi^ §•••••••••••* •*• •BlnfU *opl** ••••«•••*•••••••«•¥ eomioes and projeoting memhera of each operator to comport himself in Washington.—Among all the any preasura to bear to* 0«lTv*rtd. on* T*c.y#%*v •••••• • •• •• • the museum'e outer walls artlfiaek the nm * general manner that all forecasts we Washington oorre- Uef beyond the pr*foesli_, . . lOBdaata are making tor 1888, by him through fani tor MEMBER OP THE AB80CIAT1P with thi birds avery alght tad the the other operators do. Then all South OaroUna wUeh w fW | e ^ PRESS tumult of their ehlrplng and stage- will be safe." er*. is .only qfi* sure Mt: Xh* AB*ooiBt*a Pr*»* I* *SBlu*lY*lir Bvetythteg_fets tossed into the ttoue pubUo works through R M *ntitl*a to th* u** tor ropabllOBiiOB whispering ia keeping many a swellJ Now, we aek you, what ia to be tosuae tostoad Of vlrtualig-abd^ of all n*w* ai*PBt*h** orodltoa to It lap of XTBd* Frank Rooieveit apartment houa* dweller awake. done about an automobile mentor yacle Fraak is net merely recep­ tog tham, as Hbover prepeseoi Nor or not othorwii*rli* or*ait*a IB tbip does he seem to demaad o f OoBsw tr and alao th* iooal n*wa pob* The police aay they don't know like that? tive. He is eager for it—eiHer for flailad hortin. th* mostt geeh-swfulgeeh-i accumulation oratio toaders any draeltd oeeneartei All riBht* et r*pnblloatloB of what to do about it and the mfietum Qiye 'em a eodp, Bobbie: fiv e ’em agftavKsd, totenilfled, vltallaed or revsaua-ralplBi bifora hi' sea •pociai dlapatoh** htralB ar* alao ro* of to otfidolbr* aarvad authorities say there is aothiag thfy a eohe. Aad if they violate it take aad tougheaed assortment of prbb- will do. And there yov are. Any* away their licenses for a ysar the ems that evat confrontod a nawiy- There ar* atoo suifii mattere iO Publiahar'a R*pr***BtatW*! Th* body in our own vicinity who is first time, five years the second time toaufuratad preaidaat tariff reform, govnameat teotgeefi Ju'liua Mathawa Soaolai Af*Boy.—NawIBOI nation, ecoaomy—featurtaf the Tork. Chtoaso, Oatmlt and Boatoa. r with th* starling effect at and for life th* third time. Then Wa wart glvta to undarstand that Uaela Frank would bt plaased Democratic proiimise of .a 0 psper eeut Kull aorvle^ ellaat at N B A Bar* th* old Hartford Postoffloe, where | they^l drive right cut to feder^ espenaeB, xailtead Mg* vlca, IBO. ^ no end if thia lam* duok aesston Mamhar audit Buraau ot Ctraula* th* total bird potation probably of Congraia would prevldt repeal tolation. th* S t XAwrenea waterway and th* five-day week to . gevem- t i o n a ______doesn't exceed a thousand or two, I UKB SOT AND OBTRlOtl of the lath amendmeat, legalisa­ tion of beer—with a tax on iW arm ment service whiob ar* going ever Th* H**ald PriatlBf Oompaay, IbOh can Imeglne the problem of the New The eourie of Japan With relation into the Roosevelt admtoutratiea. aaaumaa no flBaaalaJ raapoBalhllltF relief, through some such scheme * * • for tyuofraohloai arrora apBaarlns la York vliitatloB. to China aad her unique theory as th* domestic aUetmsnt plan, and advartiaamaata la th* uianehaatar But why, after all, do anything at about Toeallsing” the disturbances But there to no question that Eoaninp Bamid. certain amoimt of hudget-balanc- an about th* starlings^ ^ New she Ueka up ia one locality after lag. Uncle Frank, ragardleae o f how fer­ vently he hoped that some of Ms SATURDAY, JANUARY T. Yorker who can be driven to distrae- another ar* strongly suggeitive of It now appears that Uncle Frank was rather optimietio—that he had favorite measures would be enacted tion by a hundred thousand atarUngi the eot'e system of taking a drink at this eeeaiom to prepartog for one A TRICK “AMENDMENT" much more faith to Congrass than, and yet stand the proximity of six and Teavl^ it alone.” He couid of the enanriaat. most aotiv* aad There are some excellent consti­ has ever beeir Justified to its past million New Yorkers must be take on* drink aad leave it alone— parformanoes or is now being Justi- most sffaotive sassions of tutional lawyers on the Vsited ia its current peiformanees. Xt this country b is aver seen. Ufhly speciaUaed in his nervous and then take another drink and Rto agente and tovestifators aoer States Senate Judiciary Committee, DOW appears that ws are not going dlosyncraciee. And as for ^e leave that alone too: and eondin- operating to Washlagton. offtelaUy' and the inference is that they knew to get any of those things whieb toer* factor of noise when do a bun- finltum. Having captured Shan- means that they will be passed and vifiuntar^ are ao thiek that what they were about when they dred thousaad-K>r a hundred million hatkwaa within th* Orest Wall and along to th* special session of the you can hardly tuna around with­ formulated the qualified repeal reso­ out bumping into one. By Mareh —starlings get off in comparison not exactly liking the numbers of 78d Cengress which Unde Frank lution that they have now agreed to vill be calling some time after the be ihould b* as thoroughly iotorsw with tils flendishaess of a single the Chinese forces she has dlscov- ed on all phases aad ai^am of th* report to the Senate. Byt if the fourth of March. high powered radio loud speaker trad to he in that region, Japan is • * « gevemment as any gent who evar phraseology of the proposed Twen­ the knee ot a woman over fifty ilatting in the next apartment? [quite amdoue that there shali be no A repeal resolution seems hopeless stappad Into the Whita'Bous*. * tieth . amendment to the Constitu­ years of age? The condition is due Hto oonfldanc* to batog abto to The only actual trouble with the I more fighting—till she Is ready: to a long-standing case of ai^thritis, since the defeat to the House. Beer, tion does not, within a few days, if it should pass the Senate, would* forea aarly action on that great va­ stariingi is that we are not yet real- wherefore she proposes th* localis- and her bodily strength bas been riety of problama damanding aotu- displace cfoss-word pushes. Jig-saw HEALTH-DIET ADVICE considarsbly impaired.” almost surely be vetoed by Preisi- !y used to them: anyhow the Fffth ing of the eontrovenor. By and by, dent Hoover. The farm relief pros­ tion may ha wall Justified. After pictures, pigs-in-clover and how-old- BY OR. FRANK McCOY Answer: It is not likely that the Avenue areas of New York are not-|of course, she would proceed to an- pects are poor, what with th* prob­ aU; h* will oomatoad th* largeat is-Anne? as this nation’s historically cartilage will ever be.restored to ability of veto. And Congress has eongreasioaal majoritle* which war* Yet they are so used to a hundred other surprise enterprise and ex- ^ OMStteae la regard to Health aad Dial wlU normal. The beet thing to do ia to most absorbing brain teaser we hy Ur.NeOey who aw ha shown little disposition toward any aver elected with any new pcesldaBt worae things that they pay no at­ Ipect to capture Tientsin—and local get ride of any rheumatic toxemia pretense of "balancing the budget' and b* probably will b* to a parteut- shall be very much mistaken. tention at all to tiiem—Tammany Ixe that- effort: aad subiequently MB ef twa Paper, liw lee* now existing and aftyr all soreness Uncle Frank to nobody’s fool and ly grand position to dictajta l^dale- How can you be when you ain’t? has (fisappeared the knee should be tion. Hall, for instance, or the 5:30 a. m. capture Peiping in still another iavaloia far Reply- he realized such facts at least as How can nothing be something? exercised to create as normal soon as anyone else could bo certain The whole vast machinery of pa- anvil chorus of th* white-wings’ sta­ jv^OIly local affair. movement as possible. How can minus equal plus? How of them. So be to prepared to han­ tronafs, about to operate with un- tions. or the subway's cargo of Japan li. after all. eurprislngiy HOW TO STOP EAR NOISES 4>you think that 80 per cant stack dle all those rather imrortant issues preoedentod veloeity, will be at bis can it be midnight at noon? Hew •ConfessloDB of a Qariie Eiater” or lUke the oetrich. Burying half an burned er what we call “tobacco (PignoHa Exeellent Food) by hlmaslf, along w iu such other disposal. And behind bim to an im- can you by tiie same stroke repeal Judging from the number of let­ eqtmled popular majority ot the vot­ Tin Pan Alley, or the “Hello Suck-1 Inch of her nosd to a mass of her brown” alfalfa that bas gone Question: Frieda asks: “What ii^es as be was sure would have to ■Tiij then amepd an article of the ters I receive on ear noises, or through the sweat that is abso­ be reserved tor bim to any event ers. er” ayatem, or the ten thousand own lies she thinks nobody can even a pignoUa?” Constitution and not only that but bead noises, this trouble is very lutely sweet-smeUtof aad natural Answer: A pignolia is the same noiees, almost all of I guess where she Is or what she is tobacco ootor, mixed with 20 per make the article take its own life common. An unusual feature is as the pine nut, a seed of the pin* them needless aad all of them mul- about cent tobaooo, would make a good and subsequently alter its manner that n^re inquiries about ring­ tree yriiieh is frequently used to tiplled by ten times ten thousand! substltut* for heavy tobacco confectionery and eaten raw, roast­ of existence? ing to the ears eome in from the users?” with which the tohaWtanta of tbs readers to cold northern ooimtries ed and salted as are other nuts. Note the wording of the proposed Answer: The mab barm from Most of them are imported from WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. big town put up aad midcc never d INNE^ORK such as Canada than from the read­ amoktog comas from tbs inbaling amendment, which would be Article I ers to warm eoutbsm states such Italy, Spain and France, but some kick about To say nothing abcut | of the smoke into tbs lungs. If this excellent varieties are raised to 20 of the Amendments to the Con as Louisiana. is done with fltelfa, the effect more of ths other kind of rackets Hot D w s Old One suffering from ear noises Mestico and the western states. stitution. wduld be ahnost the same as from Funeral Directors than there ar* individual starttogs. New York, Jan. 7.—Paradox be­ hears a ringing, buzzing, rearing They are an excellent food, rich te ESTABUSHED 58 YEARS The Eighteenth Amendment ot smoking tobacco. Those who smoke protein and fate and may be used ing Manhattra’e most common com­ or whirring sound. The patient dgars or a pipe do not usually to- the Constitution is hereby amend- New York, it will seem to many, j panion, it was not surprising to cannot escape from these sounds SB the principal part of a protein has a gall to throw a fit over star- bale and, therefore, receive the meal. CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. e(Lto read as follows: learn that tbs ultra-ultra-magnift- and tbs meet is that be is die- smallest amount of harm from Section 1—Th* Eighteenth ItogA It would etiU be h gaU for*] «ent Music RaU and film theater of toessed and annoyed. When th* Amendment of the ConstitutioB is smoking. Etobert K. Andtnon PhontrOfltei 5 1 7 1 New York to have a fit over them Rockefeller Center began with hot attacks are oocamonal th* results WsU, tbsrs's cm hopeful thing hereby rep^ed. dogs and sauerkraut are hot so marked, but when Funeral Direetor Risldanes 7494 Section 2—The transportation if each starling were the six* o f a | (Lost^ Cartilage) about tb* depression anyway. As Most tales of ths fabulous to New maddening noises are present a Question: W. IL Y. inquires: “ Can long as th* economists tty to cure of importation into any state, tcr- dinosaur and had a voice like the York, when honest must start sim­ good share of the time the results a missing cartilage be renewed to it ths patirat must still be alive. titory or possession of the United Sandy Hook fog alreo. ilarly. are maddening and the patient then States for delivery nr use therein Decided at LonoiieoD rushes from £>etor to doctor seek­ of intoxicating li^ors, in viola­ ing relief from these haunting tion of the laws tberei^ is hereby ECONOMY IN WELFARE So. at a moment when the bli town is welcoming its newest an< noises whieb toterfirs with work, prohibited. Prtooeton University has been 5play, or rest Remember back to Section 8—Congress shall have most lavishly adorned amusement conducting a surv^ of the New place, it’s amusing to recall that one seme time when you were har­ the concurrent power to regulate assed by oontinual noise for a few or prohibit the sale of intoxicatiag Jersey State budget and its final " R ^ ” Rotb^tfel sad one M. H. Aylesworth, R. K. O. domo, sat hours from hammering, a dripping liquors to be drunk on the prem­ report bas been made to Oovemor faucet, or street work and then ises where sold down at the long table which Roxy Moor*. It is to be hoped that a once used to bis old theater, and imagine bow you would feel If this Now if it were not for the first more extensive summary of it than over toeir wieners decided that the distracting noise kept up day after thirteen words of this acrobatic day. has yet been given to the public time bad come to put up the gol- Many times these patients suf­ "amendment” the sailing would be will receive general distribution. dangdest theater the world had ever fer from a double affliction as pays read advertisements- reasonably plain. ElHmlnate those This survey has had one very seen. impaired hearing and ear noises A t the time, had anyone men­ may go together. In this way thirteen words and let the Twentieth remarkable fruit That is a reeom- tioned the name Rockefeller as a Amendment proceed with the decla­ they .find that the sounds of the mendation for very important re­ possible Santa Claus, both would outside world are growing fainter ration that ‘The Eighteenth Amend- ductions—not increases—^to the have tumbled over in a dither. and the noises inside the ears are mend is hereby repealed,” and we state’s expenditures for welfare A Dream growing louder. During that caaual luncheon, a get somewhere. • We can go on from work. Coming at this time, when The immediate Irritation which pay you read one there to the second and third sec­ psychological -Incident, typical of produces the throbbing noise may the massed forces of professional Broadway and all Manhattan sym­ be causwH by High Blood Pres- tions reasonably enough. walfhrlsm are bopping into the bols, occurred. After all, Roxy had sure to the blood vessels of the in But the proposed amendment depression situation with both feet been a small town lad from the mid­ ner ear, or to an accumulation of dle west whose dreams came catarrhal mucus aroimd th* deji- doesn’t do that. It gives the and demanding bigger and better Eighteenth Amendment the Job of straight from Aladdin’s lamp. He eate apparatus wdiich *nable6 one appropriations for all sorts of up­ had satisfied, to a small degree, the to hear. Anemia, Migraine head biting off its own head, so to speak. lift of the suffering masses, t)^ hunger for the gargantumi and aches, and Meniere’s Disease also The other day a friejid gave my wife a pedpe for a new Frozen It must be assumed that after Princeton report is a sort of whit* spectacular and now wanted to pass produce ringing to the estrs'. it on to the millions of others. In In every case under ray djreot Orange Pudding. We had it last night for dessert Constitutional amendment has been blackbird. It even goes so far as to repealed it ceases to exist as a legal a sense, this Is the story of most observation it has been possible propose a reduotioa of about two- small tows folk to New York, it’s to bring about a cure which is force. So that after the adoption of thirds of a million oa the stste’i ex­ the story of skyscrapers and of complete and permanent. many “This is something new,” I said. “Where did you getlU” the Twentieth amendment there penditures for old age pensions. great deeds. instances tkia may be ected by could be no Eighteenth amendment It Came True right diet, which the patient may “Mae gave me the recipe yesterday. She clipped it from an Which takes nerve, whether the follow by himself. Yet it is proposed to give effective­ But this particular dream came recommendation be inherently good true—and there it li> ^ monument Whenever th* ear noises are advertisement” ness to the provisiona ot the Twsn or bad. to a period. due to high blood pressure or to tieth by incorporating them in the The Prlncetonians have the hardi­ And Mr. Rockefeller, despite ahy- catarrh a fast from all food fpr My w ife didn^t read that advertisem ent I f her friend hadn t Eighteenth through a change in its th W that may be written, la to the a few days will remove the trou hood to suggest that the state is ble, temporarily. Abstaining from phraseology. show and amusement bustotss at read it what a treatwe would havemissed. ^ spending 170,000 too much for insti­ least up to hli garters. For, to turn­ food wlD iMuee the blood pressure Which would you rather do than tutional food and 380,000 too much ing one of his buildings over to RKO when it is mo W|^» or wUI quickly diminish the ea tw h if the cause not? ^ for institutional clothing. They a certain block ot stock was passed. Do you read the advertisments? It will pay you many times How far is it from then to after And oil was poured upon troubled Uei to an excess of mucus around furtbermors urge that the. as yet tbs tympanic bones. wsud? theatrical waters. over to do so. From them you may learn a^ut all sorts of new unexpended oae-tblrd of a ten mil­ The Eartg Below It is interesting to have the The irresistible force and the im­ lion dollar bond issue for more to- Such incidents. Of course, bring a blood pressure t^en before the things. New foods, new ways to use them, new r e c ^ that will movable object The sequence of fast in order to find whether nr stitutional buildings be canceled certain form of hypnosia—a sort of not high blood pressure exists. add v£^riety to the daily menu. the hen and the egg. Bewilderment and advise other simUar If ths blood pressure is not over casual magic of Manhattan events- and confusion worse confounded. that will probably throw many 140 millimeters, you may be sure Yst staggering atatistics arrive that the trouble Is probably pro- Right in the advertisements in this paper there are countless And all for what purpose? Con worthy wsUarist into a fit I daily to n^eographed paragraphs. ceivably so that the United States dueed from chranlc catairh. In PerluqH thy people who drew thiis Suoh as these: the largv* chande* either case the fasting and diet things to interest you, to save you money, to bring you the most Supreme Court, in the fullness-of report are Just rutUsss partisans of Ilier to the worid; a vdring sjrstem treatment will bring about a ranld time, may rule that the Twentieth I that covers somethtog Uks 1800 change, with qulek relief from the value for whatj you spend. And now as a rewai^ for reading the- rich man's poeketbook, todiff er- I miles to its intricate ups and downs; Amendment by the well known pro­ ann<^g throbbing. / ant to the sorrows ot the indigent a Udittof system capably of fur­ The fruit fast may he oontin- this advartisment here is the recipe that inspire it. cess of lifting itself by its boot­ and the afflicted, and callously de­ nishing a large dty with inumtoa- usd for five to eight days, and then straps, has nullified progress bi any voted to noth^ hut a reduetion to Uon. aad a heating arrangement the patient begins' on a diet free direction and left things predsely which, to a stogie day, furnishes from an excess of starchy foods. their own and their ptetborie friends* suffident warmth to supply another as they were. In other words, with If the trouble is purely catarrhal, tax bills. And ptriiaps, oa the other city. ^ tete and oils must be avoided Bed|M ifor Frozen Orange Paddiiig ^ the Eighteenth Amendment un band, they are merely eenrible folk There’s as much hidden under the for a considerable period of time. ______8 ogg rS ter ( t a INI); 1 NH amended, still in force. with a MBsa of proportion who art earth’s crust as ^ipesrs above the Milk should aot be takw and I surface. . isaaai or top If the Senate wets do not insist net to ba puUad around by the aooea only email amounts of butter. A gsi 1-8 toe- Towering MsntiaHan blood ityssm which has besn capa­ teaapconfni on the removal of that nfiUtfying or at all fooled by that considerable TbOM giraffe-necked towers which ble o f MWdoeiaf catarrh will need speeaDd lalti V§ sag fagaii I preamble from the Twentieth group of Individuals who get their rise slander and lovely over the big a rest w n aD starches and sugars, grated araagi rlafi* Amendment they will, it is to be sus­ town invariably lure vidting aad aad esty after several months of eapsagar, > Oaraisb wMi eiaag very good UvlDffS out of welfare Biaad thorooildy egg jteta, floor, pected, be falling for the most com­ resident artists aad performers. living on this restricted diet can rackets. Kdljweed actors, to Nsw York on one sxpiMt to be hbl* to return te plicated but effectual practical Joke a holiday, always cry for a “tower a wenwvu Mtehoedfm diet which allewe a It pays to i^ead ail the adverttaementa in this paper* that the drjfs have ever put over on ■TOBCm /l "fTAHDARO" mite.'' liB firi and artiste and writ­ Unitednltjte •meuat ai of ftarebes. tot A ' them. It iooks like asrtrsBMlx dirty ers are aafaettsod by tiMMr tower­ Omt ofiv netecs have per­ "The whela project of (autoam- sisted Tor ooBM tiai* It au^ he , ' ' ' work at the cross roads. ing perdws. Mary Oardsn dwells ia bile) operatieB,” uys Motor VeU- one soob; so does Madame Alda; so iiMAMur to eoBtiaue dietlag over del Commiaildber ffteeekd, 'Is eoe 1 do a score o f ether oelebs. a periea of I few meuWH ‘ •TABLINOfl IN NEW YOBS of ebedisiiee te leasea, but what ohtaiaed fitmuliriitrf Ssming SmtOi New York is rsspeaslhle for the eoBstitutes reasea te one peraea is stamag in AaMries, bsosuis It wss seaiettmes removed from the appro* WMUaglea’i ^,io Qiatral Park that, la 1N0» wi datioBofBiiothof. fio a iteadard is Dsnsoerate prefigfel ths first two or thres psUs, for Ibf stiiitagi em llbfntsi to tole t§ wfeat wo feffv* 1M« tetttaff ifaitei # \ 'rVi'/y- • A iiAMc&i9rsR.BVsiim6 nouu;i>. ccwal. ^ # > oaV, i>.iwiit

w m bo fiM oa Honfiagr tm tag, Thonaas Bewttti audlton, lihrila the ban itO M WM « Jaa. Mh fit • o’deek la tho ItiM fair igid Fma lonw . n lu n M M m W ritten Hotb an4 Tm-Shan Th# r^rular meetiag of the Jun­ iRobstt FarreiforSirovs s&eet has pktmm a rt vBlnM tn4 MtloMbiA ior Auxiliary will be held on .Mon­ resumsd his studiss at Trinity ool- fSaltiptohil alteiea m n iuie jfiilnst dm day nfM eiaB, Jan. 9th la the. Ar- •gt In Hartford. anafftioM ______tlMl l^ffiEISmSON g t n m n » might TiAMOiMgNriMt n trim# ^Baddies moiy. AO the JUaiers are uiged to W alter Regan of Bast Mala atraat PunnBi attcM as a treaiprer wUl'be elected ias retoniM to his tt^ es at the laa «tBm abltettMry I* Mont a t *hFNuntinplo^ w New Hampshire beglBii -^Praaidtat-alaot Roonavalt. aftar day eveidng, January 11th at 8 p. i nainviUe. popularity, Wert: 1. Restaurant Canberra, Australia — Blowflies WMblngltoD,B, “a |bb fhr every man meals In the university dinlig tyiriiiy it daar that he la aatUfled m., all members are urgently re­ The recent Socialist candidate for menus; 2. Lovq letters;. 8. Emer­ are m a l^ life unbearable this and a man fori evteyJob." at 16 osnts each to msko It -ssnar, with ihe Denoeratto program for quested to be present a» very im­ governor of Conneetieut, Jasper Me- son's ssssys; 4. Untisusl lew casss; summer. TOough moet homes are Des Moines—Theass—The CBerry Cherry risters for Btotots to meertba oest sf osl* the praaant acaalon ‘ of Oongreaa, portant business will be discussed. Levy, of Bridgeport, is to come here 6. Magasins advirtisements; 8. fitted with fly-proof doors and win­ of Iowa, bUled bank la the gay lege training. again la turning to the tank of form* The election and Installation of on Sunday and ^addrsas a public Traffic slips; 7. Bills from mer­ dow sblrids, the blowflies orsep nineties at HammerttSln's Otympla Boetra—& srlss Bolosaon, Bostes officers for 1988 will be carried out ROCKVILLE lug a near goeemment meeting in the xown hall at 8 chants; 8. Psychological novels; 9. through ksyholea ventilators and theater in New Torii/ are itafinr night dub owner wanted la Brash- Warelgn aSaIra are to receive early at this meeting, so it is important o'clock . Greek plays, and 10. "Byes.” other apertures. Even the corridors another “farewell tour.” lyn, N. Y., In oonnsetiot with sa al­ attention at a meeting soon between that every member of the Post be St Paul—Sevraty-five thousand of the Caidtol have bad to be The sMters, Bffle and Addle, have leg e liquor oomqpirsey; siirigteters H r. Eooaevelt and Henry L. Stimson, present Comrade l«ou MllUgan will FIREIIIEN’S BANQUET dollars is a lot to pay for an Indian ■prated vdtb insectiolda.: an enfagsm «it,at the theater here to the 17. 8. Marshal. Prudent Herbert Hoover's secre* be present and will speak to the these days, even a glass one. Ashland, W is.-'Tha. aftermath of and have Ju(rt oempleted one at a Oambrldgt, Mass.—Neariy half a tary of state. The date for this members regarding the formation ot WAPPING That’s what City Council mem­ a fire which destroyed the Jerry St Louis theater. million ddlars .Is bequeathsd Haw ceoference has been fixed but has not a rifle team. Any picmber of the BIG COMING EVENT bers said in deciding to study possi­ Meyers boms was a banquet of At the zenith of their career fifty England institutions undiw thS wUl been made public. Post who is Interested in this sport I At the regular monthly meeting ble eaneellation of an order for the sauerkraut and baked potatoes. years ago. tradition insists, they of tbs late Mrs. Helen Osborne Gary, Whatever discussion may go on In should be present as Lou is an ex­ of the Federated Sunday School likw ess'of a Redskin intended fOr A barrel of sauerkraut and a were often reoeived with a barrage o f Newton. Gengress over the details qf new pert in this very interesting pas­ Annual Affair of Rockville De Board held at the home of the Su­ the new City Hall and ppurthouse. bushed of potatoes which had bean of vegetables and Trults.' Bennington, V t — Needham H. taxes to balance the budget, the time. partmuit Will Call Together perintendent, Mrs. Walter N. Fos­ .The stalwart, 85 f^ t high, was stored In the basement of the houaa Unnl recently the elderly spin­ Bartlett, 85, postmaster at Sears- I presldent>elect is satisfied that as a The executive committee of the Many Old Timers. ter, a booster committee was formed to smoke a pipe of peace, with were perfectly prepared for eating sters have been living in tbrss burg for nfarly 50 years, dies. result of Thursday night’s parley in Mons-Ypre Post will meet this Mon­ for the proposed training teachers •smaller Indians about his feet end by (he.fire. sparsriy fumiriMd rooms at Cedar Boston — Generosity In miiM, Chicago—Policemen John Shan New York between himself and the day evening, Jan. 8th, at the home mans are about complete for the class at the Center Congregational with peace the general inotif. R a p ^ , Xa., aw aiting bookings. heart and pocketbook li urged by party pilots of Capitol Hill a deter of Commander Fred Malln, 22 annual Firemen's banquet to be held church, Manchester, d u i^ Febru­ City officials said ths statue non is UUnking about goln|tJn for 'W e’vs never rsaUy been off the Owen D. Young, world renowhad teebnooraoy in a big way, nc^ that stage,” they insist mined effort will be made to make Chestnut street, at 8 p. m. The at the Reokvine House oa Saturday ary. These persons were named;, would be the largest ever east la financier. he’s had his first lesson. ' . government coats and income for executive committee consists of all evening, January 14. Tbls'ls one of Alfred Stone. Miss Ellen J. Foster glass.- ^ Vaneeboro, Me.—The body of aw PLAN OCEAN HOP officers of thr Post and the follow­ the most enjoyable events held by and Mrs. Evelyn Carter. \ Madison, Wis— ^Edwin J. Hel- . "My, my, whaVR-peopls be think­ unidentified man, q|)partntly a next year meet. L t B ou rget France, Jan.- 7 — m^MWS that Bpeaker John ing comrades: McGowan. Parks, he departpieat each year. The The next meeting of the Wednes mlcks contends that an epitaph bn ing of next?” he exclaimed.as be Buidda victim, is found in a ^teh (AP)—Jean Mermos and Rene Gamer, vice president-elect was Trotter, Herron and Kane. festtvtties Will oommenee at 7 p. m. day Afternoon club will be held at a tombstone libeled him, and be noticed two men distributing hand­ of woods near here bills wblcb read: “What is Techno­ MaiUeux took off today in the air­ talking about “less painful” levies / Comrades Bristow, McDowell and with a turkey dinner. Among those the home of Mrs. Frances Boseen, asks 815,000 damages. Halndoks Mouitonhoro, N. H.—The geaaral cracy? Come and bear Rev. Theo­ plane Arcendel for Istree, whence then tte proposed income tax boost F. Taggart of the entertainment expected to attend.the banquet are January 11. Mrs. Hazel Newberry fbrmerly was cashier o t the Dser- store of Ralph Goodwin, housing tha they plan to fly to Buenos Aires by brought an expression of surprise and Mrs. Mary Vibert will be in fisld bank. On Hallowe’en a tomb­ dore C. Hume discuss this interest­ post office, is broken into and caida, committee will also meet at the members of the four local com­ way of Africa. The return flight here and a reply that the president panies, Mayor A. E. Waite, former charge of the program. stone bearing the inscription “Died ing subject.” Btam i^ envelopes and merobandlas same place and time. It is very im­ It must be, he reasoned, some- will be non-stop. elect WM leaidog the detaus to Con- portant that all members of these iteyore Joto P. Cameron and Fred Nearly, all of the cloth donated to Oot 17, 1938” appeared In front of valuM at I860 is stolen. the town of South Windsor from the grass. . ' committees be present as some very erick G. Hartensteln. Town Clerk Red Cross headquarters has been Cteraer as Spokesman. important items regarding the Post John Thomas, members of the Hr. (Samer and Senator Jose{A Common Council and Fire Commit­ made up into garments and die will be discussed. tributea among needy families. T. Robinsofi of Arkansas, the Damo- tee and former members of the com­ Friday, Feb. 24th has been set There is to be no Sunday school cratie floor leader, were the spokes­ mittee, Fire Chief Foy of Manches aside for the ex-servioe men’s sports social in January. Tbs annual men at Thursday night’s meeting night which will be held in the ter. Judge uobn B. Fahey of the Community Supper of tbs Federated who announced to newspapermen School street Recreation building. Probate Court, Fire Chief Emil Von church will take Its place, ^ is is tiie program for raising Income taxes This date was decided by the dif­ Deck of Tolland, Fire Chief Clyde to be F rld» evening, Jan. 27. to help s^pe out toe estimated ferent ex-service men’s committees Cordsten of SlUngton, Dr. T. F. Mr. and. Mrs. Jean E. Shepard of S49t,000.000 deficit which met last Wednesday evening O’LougbUn, physician for the Rock* South Windsor have returned from The Greatest Bnaotment of the 3.2 per ceM to formulate plans for the big event ville department, former Assistant a two weeks trip to Florida. 'SSSBSSaABSBBBSSSSSSSBESSSSSSBSSSSSa^ T>eer bill with its revenue provision Bighteeu men from each Post will Chief B. F. Shea, former Fire Com­ Mrs. Harry Soutbsrglll is ill with Is another part of the Democratic be required to carry out the different missioner Stanley McCray and arthltls in the Hartford Hospital. attack on the deficit However, events and will be divided as fol­ others. Stein’s orchestra will fur­ Mr. and Mrs. Stands Burnham of this proposition Is going to be sent low s: nish music. Former M>yor John P. 'leasant Valley returned lest Sat­ Iver A ttended any Sale in H art- along'to President Hoover as a sep­ Volley ball 6 men; pinochle 2; set­ Cameron trill he toastmaster. He urday from the letter’s home In arate proposition for a veto or ap- back 2; pool 2; bowling 2; checkers has acted in this capacity for many Camden, Me., Mrs. Burnham having provaL Likewise, the Democrats 2; darts 2. The players of the Mons- years been called there by tbs serious ill County Detective E. J. Hickey of are determined to put up to the Ypre Post will be selected at our ness of relatives. tord or W einity—they cam e froia president their “parity plan” farm next monthly meeting. The commit­ Hartford will give an illustrated talk Mary Murob of Pleasant Valley OB fire fighting. He will be the relief measure now before the tee in charge of this sports evening will sing over ths radio, Station p^ dp4 speaker of the evenihg. House, and in this they have the will meet'Again on Tuesday, Jan. W nc, “ When You And I Wore apparent support of Mr. Roosevelt. ^ e f George B. Milne is chairman 17th at 8 p. m., in the Recreation Young. Maggie”, next Monday af The other Democratic piece—an of the committee in charge, and a NORTH-EAST«»SOUTH and WEST building on School street temoon at 4:30. Another pupil additional $100,000,000 in economies good entertainment program is A hearty invitation Is hereby ex­ ftom the Wapping School, Mae below the Hoover budgeb~recelved }Stng arranged. Other members of tended to all members of the Motu- Miller, sings every Thursday over renewed consideration ,at a confer- ^ e committee are: Assistant Chief WDRC at 4:30. lence late yesterday in New York Ypre Post to attend the installation William Conrady. Ernest Reudgen, of officers of the Springfield Post The teachers of Wapping, South City betwWn the Presldent-electi Sdward Pinney, Bert Willis and Her- Windsor, Rye street and Pleasant Senator James F. Brynes, of South of British War Veterans which will >ert W orm stedt be held in the G. A. R. building, 46 Valley schools, also the School CarollPS, and Professor Raymond Escapes Drowning board, and Supsrintsndent Young State street Springfield, Mass., on Holey, economic adviser. Brynes Raymond Hartmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Young, met for a get-to­ Friday evening,. Jan. 13th at 8 p. m. Is a member of the special economic and Mrs. George J. Hartmann of gether on Wednesday’evening at the I A big entertainment has been pro­ Windsor avenue, narrowly escaped BARGAINS (commission of the Senate. boms of Mrs. Ruth S. Anderson, in vided for this occasion and refresh­ drowning while skating on the Hartford. There were twenty-one ments will be served. Any nmmber Burke pond on the same street present at 6 o’clock dinner. desiring to attend this big time oan While Raymond was on the middle The following pupils from the Items of Interest make arrangements at our next of the pond the Ice gave way and Pleasant Valley school have perfect monthly meeting, Jan. lltb. he fen in. The water was over attendance for this semester: Grads THE GREATEST EVER! Recreation Center Harry Stevenson, Canadian War his head. Men in a passing aXito 1. Francis Zdanls; Grade 2, Ray­ Veteran, who has iust been Invalid­ went to his assietanoe and with long mond Krawfsky; Grade 8, Walter ed home from the Newington hospi­ F irst Aid pdes assisted In getting him out Parks, Mary Krawfsky and Gsnelvs tal is^ resting comfortably at his Just Look A t The C row d! O utside Ooff Storo W oM iu F or Tho D oors To The tenth and last of the first aid The boy, who is 18 years of age, suf­ Zdanls. lectures was held last n i^ t at the home''on Walnut street Harry has fered BO ill effects from the acci­ The annual meeting of the Con­ Fling O fion F or The G roatost Sals la Ths H istory O f fills Storo—W alO ag had a pretty tough time having had d en t gregational Branch of the Feder­ Hast Side/Recreation building with To Crow d Thru Ths D oors And Take Advantags Of the topic and demonstration being to undergo two major operations Rev. Mr. Co<^r Here Sunday ated church was held Thursday eve­ on UA Saving. The various ap­ and is still in a weakened condition. ReviL Joseph Cooper of Stafford ning and ths following officers re The B ig B argains In E very D oyartm ente proaches, carries and lifts were A visit from any member of the Springs will occupy the pulpit of elected: President, George A. Ooi ■hown to the members of the olass Mons-'Ypre Post would be appre­ XJnion C ongregam nal church on Uns; treasiu’er, Ralph E. Collins, If You W ere Hero—Then Yon K n ow -If Not*<-Conie ciated. Sunday noming at 10:80, exebang M well as about 30 Girl Scouts who clerk and assistant treasurer, Lqvi D o ^ T onight-A nd Got Your Short O f Tho Bargalnse attended. The actual water demon­ ing with Rev. George B.. Brookes. T. Dewey: real estate. Charles J. stration was given by members of V. F . W . The Staffoi^ pastor wUHiave as his Dewey; finance committee, Miss the local life saving corps, August The regular meeting of the Hart­ subject “How Old Are You?” All Finis Grant; treasurer of the Sun Hildner, David Chapman, Joseph ford District Council will be held in members of the congregation sire Bay School Fund, George A. Collins, ■ Taylor, with Director Frank Busch Middletown Sunday, January 8tb. Invited to attend the service. auditors, Mrs; Hattie Johnson and explaining the methods used while The arrangements have'Just been Joint Installation W ^en V. Collins; church commit- the above members were going completed for the second annual Plans have been made for the teerMrs.^Levi T. Dewey and Mrs. through the maneuvers. radio nationwide initiation of a Joint InstaUatton of the Ancient Or George A. Collins, together with the Resuscitation was demonstrated commander in Chiefs class of rs- der of Hibernians and its auxiliary deacons and pastor. ^ along v^th aminhalator that Hose cruits on Saturday night, Feb. 11 at to he held in K. of C. hall on Sun Co. No. S has in its quarters. The 11 o’clock, over the network of the i^m oon, January 28. The use of this naachine was, explained National Broadcasting Co. fottowing members are in charge: by James Sebaub of the local fire The 1933 V. F. W. ra ^ hour A Mrs. Mary Meyers, chairman: Mrs. department After the water HEBRON booked to be a real thriller with the Annie O'LoughUn, Mrs. Nora Minor, ^ • demonstration Dr. Robert Knapp Commander ^ Chief Admiral Mrs. Hannah Pressler, Misses May gave a pre-examination talk to the Coonts as master of ceremonies and Phillips, M ary Bresnahan and LUUan Mrs. Gsrtrude Hough entertained class with the final examination to speakers to include Senior ‘ Vice Patebett Mrs. O. Preuss, Mrs. the Women'B Bridge club Tbureday take place on Friday, January 20. Commander James B. Van Zandt Margaret MoCartin. Mis. Catharine evening. Two tables wsre in play. Conanuiolty Dance Senator Arthur R. Robinson ol IMUey, Mrs. Esther Reardon, Mrs. Mrs. Frederick Wyman was vinner. There were about 300 at last Indiana and the National Auxiliary Mary Smith, Mrs. Margaret Marley, The regular Grange meeting was Bight’s community dance held at President Mrs. Consuello'DeCos. Harry Pinney, Jr., Michael O’Connell, hel''. at Gilead hall 'Tuesday svening, the Bast Side Recreation Center, Senator Robinson is chairman of Thomas Keman. Arthur Ksman, thirty-two membsrs presant. A New with added entertainment furnished the committee on pensions and a James Marlsy and Jtrry McCarthy Year's program was carried out, in­ by Tony O’Bright and his Xylophone member of the Johit Bconomy To Entertain Co-Workers cluding a talk by Gra^fe master and accompanied by Kenneth Hud­ League on which subject he will Rev, Sigismund Woroenlckl. pas­ Homer Hills, a monologue by Mrs. son at the piano. Vocal numbers talk and tell the oountty udiy it is tor of St Josef’s Polish Catholic Robert E. Foote and a musical skit were sung by Blondie Robinson, who church, will entertain all his co­ by five members. has been making a bit in all previ­ necessary to preserve existing vst- ernn benefits- He vriU idso em< workers in St Joseph’s School ball Henry Emmons of Boston is ous dance nights held here. Art Mc­ on Sunday night at 7:30. A buffet spending a vacation at . the H. C. Kay and bis Serenaders furnished pbasise the need of a Widows and Orphan's pension bill. In addition to supper will be served and tbera.wiii Porter place. His father, Irwin Em­ the music and this band is rapidly be an entertainment program. The mons, also of Boston, will spend the coming to the people’s attention the speakers there will be a pro­ guests will include members of the week end here. with their snappy and well played gram of music consisting of the U oboir, altar boys, ushers and Dra d ^ e numbers. Marine Band and several dance Mrs. Mary S. Cummings will lead ^ e next community dance will o; and singer of stage and matic Club members. the Christian Endeavor meeUng be held Saturday, January 14, with radio tame. To yisit Manchester Sunday evening at the <7enter Con Dancing from 8:30 to 11:30 on It Is expected that there will be Hope Chapter. O. E. S.. has re­ gregational church, with tfie topic, this n ig h t nearly 50,000 recruits take the obU< ceived an invitation from Manches­ “How May We Know Qjd’ W iUr Don’t forget the modem and old- gation over the air that night and ter Assembly, No. 16. Order of ths Local D. A. R. membdHi and others fashiemed owes to be held at the it is the wish of the Commander in Rainbow, to he their guests ot interested are invited to a looeheon West Side Recreation building to­ Chief that every post plan to have Mwdity evening. The meeting wil bridge to take place next Wednes night, featurlM Burke’s Com Husk- some new members on- hand that commence at 7:S0 and the degree dey a t ths home o f M rs. W . N. HUl, ers and Carl Wiganoske prompter. night to help make the desired be conferred. The w orthy ad- of East Hampton, from I0:8C a. m.. Low admission price with the time quota. risor of the order is Miss Phyllis to 2:30 p. m., the regular D. A.. R. from 8-12 p. m. Don’t forget tbs veterans’ Ught Kratchmer, niece of the worthy ma­ program to be held in the after­ fflreinen’s Night at the Rec. Let’s all get around atd tron of the local Chapter. Mem­ noon. The final plans for firemen’s night take some part in tlua Ume ai tbil bers are ask^ to meet at Masonic were discussed last nteht at a meet­ is the sort of thing that makes Temple sot later than 7:16 o’clock. ' v ' ing of the members of each commit­ comradeship and good feeling To Storre Prefeeeot LEAVES MONEY FOh OATS tee who represented each Hose Co. amongst veterans. At the regular meeting of the in Manchester with the result that Anderson-Shea Post extend to Vernon Parent-Teachers Associatton Ansopia, \7an> T«-(AP)—An Old everyone is lookUm forward to Jan. the family of Mr. and Mra.'Jacob to he held <» Wednesday evening, Ladles Rome o M a oatteiy for 27th when each Hose company will January li. E. B. Gentry of the bomelese animals are p rovi^ for OPEN OPEN in)ert of Village etreet and to try to win the most of tb8 events Junior Commander Ernest Uhert faculty of the Conneotteut Agrioul- In the will of li^ . Fnmk Eno who scheduled for that night. Competi­ and to all memben. of the famUyi tural OdUege will give an addr died last week at her home at tion for that night vnll be held in the eympathy of its membership fn He wlU spask on “Formation i Franklin strept The wiQ was filed the following: Bowling, checkers, Child Habits,” The oeoide of the SUNDAY their deep sorrow. today with Judge of Probate Janaee cards, setback and pmocble, pool, community are invited to attend the T. Mackay. Her reddenoa here Is to v(dleyball, basketball, ending with a Manchester Chapter No, 17* D- A V< meeting. ReCreshmente srill be be Used after her Busband'a death swim and refreshments served to A Department meetiag will he served. as a home for wordiy poor Pretest' an. Bach company has already held at D. A. V. headquditers In L. 0. B. A. Oflloere ant women 60 yeara of ~ started to prepare for this night Middletown, tomorrow Commander At a reoent meeting of the Ladies and the home upon its with the competition expected to be Sohreck wishes to have as many Catholic Benivhlent Association mmt will receive a |6;000 bequest Se.M>mOp.ii: ve^ close in all the events. members at this meeting as can get officers for the ensuing term were The will seta up $8,000 for ths cat- 4 » t l ' West Side pinochle and .set- there. rieeteid. The new prendent is Mrs tsry. > ^ back club would like to play any At our next regular meeting a Jeanette Coqpnve. Her asaoeiate . lodge, dub of team a Mrles of class of new recruits wlU be m tl- officers are: ^es-presidsAt, Mrs. PB8MHIB IB ILL games. More informatiba can be Lomas Jofandrow: ascond vioe-presl Bad or arrangements for this can ated. Up to this data there are seven new applications. Go get 'em Halifax. N. Bn Jan. 7v—(A P I- be made with Director Frank C Premier Gordon 8. Harringj^ of Busch. boy^w e must make our quota.. Nova^cotia wm rushed to^^toria The whist card party will be There will be a meetiag td ^the General hoapltal today on^arirlval of rewimed at the West Bide this eva* Veteran Organisations committees BMa: rfoordor. Mna Catherint a Spedel tndn from Thirn. Hoapt- ■iaff atS o’clock. acting in oraosltloa to thf Hatioqal Burke; treasurer, Mrs. Ora Pinnay nnwhall Mra ^ th o ^ Dobarty ted authorraaa woqld glSs out jm ■ ■ ■ r BeoBomy Leegue Mcqdegr eveBlf^ 0. M. O. ORDIBS Jan. 9 at the Jtymy and NMV dh guard. Mrs. M uy QVara. immtMta liOhrmal^ m to tha] 1 -^L Hartford, Jaa. 7.—(AP)^-Ofdars ' The regular nwetliifs os this aatura o f hla UlBaaa.^ tts adtatast'a offtot oaD Ihr Cbepter are held In the Itite ^ a rflatliry C, SOS4 A rM oiy the eeqdiBd and fou rth Wed* +r w r^m tS S M T at IrMfsport iSfb. IT^ Besdaya o t each month. . Byibiey-Railfax sapwias at Truro. A It the aSn day, Battw^ D Dipartment: Preaidwl, HfilUam ' WM mada up thara sad at M . KK and Battery B at MflArd AmeirioM LeglOB Anlttanr* Fltharty; vtca-priaidaiit. iW am C- l^e neat mMt^sg e f ^ AnpUfiiy aaerjiwy aid t^Hunr, etsa. •-V-. rr • > '•A V . 1 k ' V • \ * . i f *• I •

.4 'P A G E S a M A K l P O i W‘ ':•>■■ i:<. (•• .■ ’ : i m : li « ii .,r- /--Ai.: • J n r n 'Y :-. ■ i -J wmmm TODAT w ith this eompUment ringing tn EMiintof , R b ^ gingham her ears Sheila pushed the door ^•fvras tha^lmttsf qffOMigrass ■IBATMB. 18. open and entered this dressing room. B r d i v Eirfion _' aftra- atihirypin of'sarvira' ha>mu: .. .’Prem^fS^itot to.: It was long, wide and mirror-lined. baoonia OonnaOrirat’s poly Uvlii|r an' to ki Noor 'Tork look- A wide board, at right anglaa ran WBOmRiOg lo • doBOor. Every year I write vdiat 1 call Sraator. Ip f tor » Job. I along the walla and formed the • The lata Oaorga'P. MaLaan of> ■<. I oTtlHI iMrtk thBt oho boo dresdng tables. Chairs were set at my “gas-stove” story. It seems ealbo me h Afijia Simsbury held the ;dlstinotloa M - -Aitdier jesgsage”: Ihi Intervals In-front of it, their backs this year I shall have to ‘ change I fieNa- lowing his-ntiriMi^^ tha tixha' __ MnbltlOB lo to ^ wbnJ hung with cretonne poOkets.. '^m e the name and call it a “fbmeF* his close friend, Camn Coolidge, left bore a home Vhe theoo spaces were empty, others crowed the presld^ey. ' Since MoL^'a igm CM I tai mboB towns la whieh story. For the gas-stove no longer tires; o y a O1II .. with parsphemraa of the .profes- walks away with all the honors death Uui year, no oha has held the elm Iws nisjod. slon-rpowder puAs, curling irons, honra, lf.it can be daued scuh. : » : { l On a few honn’ aetlos'^ obs Is vdiisn it ‘ comes to killing. There t • pooler cans, rouge and cold cream have been a variety of odd acci­ 'O iu ^ t y has been expressed In New York, Jan. 7.—(A P)--lt was Wnd to tsko the piseo of DAIBY pots, tins of cosmetics, even spools New Ypi*,; ^ ; ‘.|rf-‘(;^).---Be- savefaL quarters' here as to whether OiaABeN, sBother dsaeor, who dents this winter that are never­ neath thei .lia ii^ «ira a year ago that Broadway cbiNr9d of thread set in orderly rows. theless superior object lessons to BinriMm rrill endeavor to re­ the entrance of Arthur J. Beck- . has oarsi^ an aidde. Shelia oa in a rqde Jbut FMph^seimd Tra gain Us seat In the fienate. He is Nta-t9il»Htuba« *. a Mos to dOE PARIS* oOloe la **i;in Liottie, who was “dressed like a all of us. hard into the ranks of theatrical > l!$^P«relon Pelley Ai^n OOl-ldMB^S Watteau shepherdess gone Zieg- This is a dangerous age, need studio a O oii^l^ .tTflive^ty pro­ 57 ’years old'iand: even' if' he should: managers* because he brought into lO t^ ll to-LpRASri n a ABoy** to rdieane. There wait six years, when Senator-elect 10 1100—H-'Btoss .Oriasa. 1 '*is». 5. ■he Bwets TREVOR LANE and feld,” as she expressed it, sat in a we be' told that, where science fessor sket(&^ jtl4i(v|ki|rti^ a town*tba^ comedy of family life cafl- 11 rocldng chair working at some em­ Londergan’s term wUl expire, he 1 MGS STANLEY, both rich. Laae brings comfort but it also brings Prado girl,;. ' . * would be a oompasatively youngi ed “Another language.’’ the asbs SboM to danoo at a party he broidery und chatting affably with its trail of disaster. laurel -wroaths are being showered the feminine member of a kid act Behind, native Gra­ as Senaton go* - Hawj^ns*i-«att ' ■' N|^WM NBtwfl^i- aaat oalvi w M wham kdlia 'w n r wjr- wlwi MW- (rather needlesslly), been a kid for closed garage, with its engine run­ a h it the perfonaanoe that night she wlH strucked nativeis;. . piay in politics. aeiMtopy------;Ha!MnaR»-oiMwa4, k _ _ _ ------y j oShr - watt! .n c k r krw M u wear wia kwk almost 80 years. ning. Just a day or two ago I read •Hie— 7:Q6—Jaea Fromaa’ a d a n ^ be too fired. Dr. A. J, Baraouwj kieen Wilhel-. This new one, “Goodbye Again,” aaatj Tha pirale—rapeat for'w St Lottie greeted Sheila languidly about a mother and children in a minq professor qifj c|^ - hUitory, Meanwhile murmurings of a Sen­ is a bag of hilarious nonsense. ills- f Hi—Ta 9a AnnaCneaS _ w ^ iMtp waba wda y kfyr ckgw ^ NOW 6 0 ON WITH THE STORY and presented Miss Kilcoyne, who room over a built-in garage being language. Apd Hteratufe of Colum­ atorial boom for Rep. Goes, of The authors are Allan Scott and tito-r MalMnaW, Tais SOUTH 1- wrya wptf ww»0 v t o -e ^ s smirked and bobbed her curls in overcome by fumes that came up w(to<^qn wiod wwn wme w i« w n i bia, was tie artiat The consteble Waterbury are heard now and then George Haight; and they take for ~wjdz waeib ^ kirikvoo way wfaa wbap Itprc eSAFTBR VI. what was meant to be k nursery through a hole in the fioor. The was his pToteptira. against funlly In’ the Oapltol. lik e Bingham, he their subject a literary lecturer who ■ M — • i a k ^ a . -Owanto Mualo—to a woal ktba ktba curtsey. father, one cold morning, had gone has tek*n no formal notice of the re­ •*no—lOHlIH-Tha Oanaa-Haur*-ro to ( ------JN—1 ' The ride to Jackson Rpighta in curiosity. • ' . . is what toe Spanish call “mad in toe 10:00—liHIO—J a ^ DOb^’a OrehOatta the subway was tiresome. Sheila ' Out in front, Sheila reflected. down to limber up the car, started ports. head.’ This delightfully insane 10:3^1ira—taiu Freh. aymp^-o ta c kbq kna kaca kax'kjricBa the engine, and then had gone out The tale is rae't^ dozens that add (Soss, who is the youngest man m had practised all day, hardly stop* Miss Kilcoyne might seem to a not- life to -ja-mil^hH o f Dr. Barnouw’s character emerges as a striking, ll:S0—lg:S0—UopSi' Orahattnir-alae e Cant. Baat. ping for lunch, her muscles becom­ too-critical audience “ cute.” High to shovel snow. He came-in and the Ckmnecticut delegation, has not-to-be-forgotten personality in CBjB-WABC NETWORK 1:08—Worda 41 Muaia,, Bnapnb. found his family; but prompt help sketches current at the Argent Gal­ been in the House for three years. ing more painful as the hours pro­ falsetto baby voice, curls, large, leries. ' ^ ’ — toe able hands of Osgood P erl^ . ■ASIC—loati.'ftabe (kar> wtoo wada 3 i ^ *«5S“ H0^W ttekaa Orehtotrs gressed. She knew that a dancer blue-lidded eyes, - vacant su re and saved them. As the only state member ra-electedl woko w u o waab woao war wkhw wkre The trouble vdth monoxide gas . He traveuin riirou|^. E^ast Africa he wfll be m an important position Stranded for 24 hours in an;Ohio whk ekok wdro wton wlta-wfan wlaa already known as a success would sassy swing of her. brief starched' town, toe lecturer, who has a ten­ waan wfbl wapd wjaV: MWwaati wbbir J ^ ’-Ambaatodora Quartat never have consented to fill in this skirts. The act probably was a is that you can’t smell it. It brings, from Januaiy tq October last year in the Republican ranks — unless wan wfbn Innbe .▼cookmoz wowo , 8i48—-8m§—Ta Ba Announead to study .lapgiia^ under the aus­ Judge Martin (Sormley’s contest for dency to philander, finds himself SjOQ— 4 to —Tha Danoa Maatara way after weeks without practice. dud. Most of them were. Miss no warning. You yawn and go EAST AND CANADIAN — wps who 8 t o -i 4:10—Cpneart FavaNtaa—also v pices of the dunc^e Cbrporatlon. Us seat should be successful. confronted with one of . those imagi­ wlbw when wlbi wfaa won efrb ekan Kilcoyne, apparently reading Miss over and wake up in Paradise. DIXIE — wzat wfaa wbro wqam wdod 4 :0 ^ 8HM—Bharman Orah.—alao cst- Of course there were few dance Another recent accident was The Pondb pri he .found at Libode native females who has deluded her­ 4 :8 ^ 8:to-Mpaieal Momanta, Danea instructors like Brady. This Sheila Shayne’s thoughts, began explain­ self into believing that she to toe wnoz kini wrao wlao wdra wtoe krtd 4140— 8H8—Orphan' Annia—aaat only ing to Lottie in a querulous voice caused by a water heater that blew during a. sesclra '4>mre the native Letters crattoue to flow into the y tn ktrh ktaa waeo kona wSbo wads • to - •to-TI(o- Uttto''Oarmkn Band understood. Brady had been pa­ out The gas reached a fiame and maglsbrate, office of Rep. Lonergan of Hartford, great inspinition of this novelist, wbt wdaa -wbtg'wBaa uNsr webl wwva 8:80-- 8to—Talk an>Lawa-^Iao ost tient and she had intelligence and that she personally thought she that toe characters in his books are MIDWEST—'Wbcm wabt weah wnbd was too old to play kid parts but exploded. The magistfate readily assigned until the Sraator-elect is wondering wtaq wkbh kfab wlan kaej wlbw kfl> •:48- INO^LU liiH~Adreh.—ba- talent but no one, not even Brady, written about her. wmt whax wkbn wal aIe^ orphan Ahnia—nitawoat rpt. Roy liked her in them. She con­ One can smell gas if he is awake, the girl to^pose,- but Ite. Barnouw if everyone in Connecticut is start­ •HIO— .7rt^'FlaMto and • Comady coxdd turn out a really finish^ ing a corretmondence with Urn. He doesn't recognize her, but he' MOUNTAIN—kvorU z kob ksl tinued to quote Roy’s opinion at but in the night ansrthlng may found to hhi^ msmay thxt all her PACIFIC COAST — kU knx koto kfb 8:18— 7:18—Marla ThoiM, Talk—-to c number in so short a time. biost of the letters, of course, are is in mood for romance and this ktra kol kfpy kvl kenikmj kfbk kW z' •to-** 7:80*»Tha Cuekooa-*-ia]ao coast length. happen. relatives, pairats,; brothers, sisters, 7H»— 0:80—Taxpayara Laasua - to 'c Next week some time—Bill had ' When I relate one case of a kind aimts; uncled ^ d hqurins, down to applications for positions m the new incllnaUon almost emmeshes him in­ Cant. Eait. 7 :1 ^ 0:18—Waaks Orahaatra—also a been father vague about it—^there Presently, the girl’s husbXnd ap­ It does not mean that it is unique. the fourth .or 'afth degree consider­ Democratic regime, or are endorse­ to an enforced marriage. He is sav­ .1 Hie— 2HIQ—Sat. Syneaeatera—0 ta a 7 to — S to —'rha. Raad to Rpmany peared, wiuirii^. velvet Fatmtleroys, ments of other applicants. Loner­ ed only through the clever manipu­ S:|0—Salon Orahaatra—a ta a two— OHM—Ta 9a Anneun^ would be another lesson. Three These things 01 cousins to them, ed themselvda'pirivileg^ to crowd 8:00—Tha Roundtawnara—ta a OHIO—lOflM—Whaapoo, Varia^ Frog, routines for' $50 was his price and to borrow somie cold cream. He too gan scarcely can clear his desk of lations of his secretary, played by 8:80—Rhythm KInea—0 to a was past the age when he n e^ are happening every day, although info the sriidlo and mtness the un­ Oto—lOto—'Tha Bueaanaara,- Veeal Roscoe had probably not over-paid the case whex)e several women died dertaking.' , one pUe before the postman brings pretty Sally Phipps. 8.:P0— fHIOr’ Spaniah Saranada—0 to a 0;to—10:40—aO Ftooera of Harmony fear the (3erry Society, another group, even laiger. 3:30— 4:30—Laon Balaaeo Or.—to a lOto —ITiOO—PIckana Siatora—alto cst' him for rushing Sheila through the from fumes seeping in from a fum­ For a whim pr. Bhmouw at­ It is a play With only one mission, 4MO— SHN^E. Duehin Oreh.—e to e 10:10—II1IV-L 0W Whita, Organ—c to a paces. Later, Jiowever, Sheila was forced igation downstairs. Is perhaps dif­ tempted td b\it'the sun was that to make its auditors laugh— ♦•to- 0:S(^-Sklppy — aaat only; Ba- 11HiO-iato-Raul Whltaman'a Band Her muscles did ache fearfully. to admit that, as kid acts go, this ferent. That can happen, however, hot and the hot was small and the 1116 five juciest plums at the dis­ and it does. ! twaan tha BoaRanda—waat oiuy l l t o —IIiOO—Mark' Fiahai^s Orahaatra If abe had had the money to spare team waaomt^bad. Not good either, quite easily. a r 1 1 s^a ^professorial nostrils posal oiPthe Connecticut Demo­ Sheila would have taken a cab. She butl., a cce ^ b le in small time Fumigation is something to be couldn’t stand the fibiUt. He ap­ crats are Collector of Interna] Dublin’s Abbey players added did not have the money and her houses. The Kilcoynes were good watched, whether it is done to de­ pealed to magM^tUte. Revenue, Federal Ehnployment Di­ another play to their . New - York 9:00-^Bato Club Revtie. . little overnight bag, with make-up scouts and sh e 'U ^ to ' see them stroy bacteria after illness, or ver­ The magistrate palled the rela­ rector, U. S. District Attorney, Col­ repertoire with the presentation of ' 9:80—Parade of Melodies; Orches- frequently at supper. min, a method increasing in popu­ tives before him. He decided that lector of Customs and U. S. Mar­ “Autumn Fire,” a work by T. C. tto: Male Quartet and a book to read diiring waits, shal. WTIC 10:00-—Jack Bendy,’ Comedian; Am* stood at her feet in the subway car larity. they should take places outside the The first two expire at will, and Murray which was briefly seen on Travelers RroBraastlBg Servloe drea Marsh, floprsao: Orchestra. where fare was only a nickd. Moving about, trying on Daisy’s Such fumes breathed in are very door and p ^ .. ah. best they could, probably will be filled as soon as Broadway six years ago. Hertford, OoBn. 10:80—Ernest- Hutcheson, piantot; “Maybe X diould have gone to costumes which she found brHnnce.Master8. I’ve got some linamdfit That is, ed—that ,thc stove 4n her room ll.’lS-^Radlo House Institute. . 4:30-—Ooiieeirt Favorites. Sheila had a job. . EJverywhqse he ’Tilson took care of 00th districts AdvanceJ . . Guards ■ U :8 0 ^ w e n Swenson’s. Swede- She had three numbers — the Roy has it Lie down over there had not oxily a soft hose' connec­ be for linguisticv research or pleas­ until a successor was chosen. 5:00—to^estra. Thnirste and Countan o i heaSts. 6’.80—Mi^bal'Memente. little eccentric dance for which Bill (ihdicating.a cot) and I’ll'give you tion but no oUtside flue. ure. he makqsAtlm ske^<^ng of ik>r- Whim ’Tllaon rerigned last Decem­ 12:00 M.-—Johnny Marvin;- tenor. '7 had trained her so ruthlessly, a tap a rub before you go on.” Bathrooms so often have ho out­ traits an important avocation. ber, Rep. Goss,agreed to look after Interest to Local Sobers 6:45-TTlitue Orj^wn Annie. P.M . ‘ d:0d—Spafit8 Itevleto; Tempei'a- dance during which his w ^-shod “Oh, no, I couldn’t ask you to,” side escape. Being small,, the dan-. . ‘From EJast Africa he brought toe Third District matters for the 12:20—Fiarm and Heme Forum. foot and Timmy’s head had nodded Sheila protested feebly, but Miss g«r is flve times as great Tt is rartralts of>-BuBbjrieB«' Hottentots. reminder of toe eessioni I I J ' T * r'tu re.:’nfoe*''. ~ 1:00—Art Jarrett and Orchestra, AtlB--;MtoMIn(rtrote.v"' V ^ brisk approval, and a singing num­ Kiteoyne 'was flrm^ ^ e switch^ haird to correct this defect in imth- P0hdoM :and;2Siilui$. ni;'aU6 'ini:lUaftd Now comee woto that Rep.-elect '.:Oonq^ilty 4 •<- - - - 1:26—Anhotmeement ber the steps for which Bill had said busily out of the room and the girls rooms, so one has to do the best he In'the exhibit several'’portraits Maloney o f Meriden. pUns to hold After Monday's drill ..the annual 6:80—Oleasra L Artoer.' 1:30—Blue.Room Echoes. 6:45—rDptch'.Band. might just as well be improvised. could hear her tapping at the other can. But don’t allow the children Blackfeet Ipdiaps be sketch­ ^two jobs after March 4—the Con­ meeting of the company was called 2:00—Orehestra.' - Dedsy’s costumes might be a dressing room door, murmuring, in­ 'to shut themselves in for Irug pe­ ed two< years 1^ In Montana. gressional pojit and his present to order ' by Lieut. Hagedorn. It was 7 :0 ^ T im e. 2:30-TMU8lcnl Program. 7:0L---'1a9iv8'af toe News. little short but , they would do. structions. She returned presently riods of time when the rtove 'is on. office o f mayor. voted to adjourn the meeting until 8:00—Merry Madcm. Sheila had brought her own hose, with a large bottle half full of Windows should be raised or low­ next Monday night, at whito' time 7:15—Hank Keene. ' : 3:30—SatuydayMarinee. 7riB-^Bam Dance. . < her own slippers. No, there was brown liquid. ered frequently to change the air. annual reports will be read luid 4:00—Silent nothing she had forgotten. “ril have you feeling better in 8:16—Bbaten. Symphony Oreheptya. . Don’t go to sleep with a gas Daily Health officers chosra to r toe ensiflng ynskr. iO:l5- ' a radio orchestra on a commercial Sheila lay relaxed, half-asleep, ers. Just keep an eye on every­ Atlanta, Jan. 7.—(A P )—^It’s an it is expected a radio will soon be 1Q;4>—Time; . Weather; Tempera- program. Yes, she was certain Phil grateful. “How long have we, Lot­ thing. by Dr. FtohiRbi yeyiewing toe pro- grece of me^pal eririyoC in 1988. old l^irie custom—“ movin’ time” set up, It is probaMe a banquet . 'ture.. •' would be there. tie,” sbe asked. 'It can happen to us Just as well for tenant farmers seeking greener 10:48—Mopd*Cbntiii9ntale. Sheila hoped the other dancers ’ “ Oh,'* an hour. Ue still.” as our neighbor. . Ck>nstant vigi­ will be part o f toe opening' at wbichi flelds-rrand at this season of the no doubt, a number of'too oiitetend* Il;00-Mbtn|i» H&hdM f ■ ‘ would like her and not regard her There was a sharp knock at the lance means safety. By DR. MORiu^ FlgHBEIN yesf southern highways present 11:45—Mbtr^bUtanOiiaa. . with that suspicious jealousy so door. "Is Miss Shayne there? May Editor, jqi^pnal,, ef Amerioan ing cx-G men will be'in attendance. 'Spectacles remtodful of .Americisn The keys for the lockers which 225 Hartford, Conn. 1890 p .'if. ■ frequently shown other members I speak to her?” Meidical AtoOimtHon, add of Hygria, pioneers settling toe west ia!:i2—Time; Weather; Tempera^ of their own terpslchorean band. A familiar voice. A familiar the Hcalto Magkslae have been- ordered have not been re­ Wobbling wagons drawn by ceived, but are eatyected any day peratyre. . „ .. . The Dancing Doyles were nice, face too, grinning, framed in curly GLORIFYING The seriQus'firaard to the human SAnnt horses and.- mules rattle . Saturday. January .7tt though. She had met them on a brown hair. “Had your , dinner. body of cestAra riemrats, such as and will be distributed as soon as aiqng wito toe earthly possessions they have been fitted fo toe locks. PM 12;i5—Symphony, from Radio C9ty; bill in Atlantic Qty. Sheila? Say, Pm glad you’re going thallium, rafiuto and mesothorium, of toe- sharo^croppers. Wide-eyed 4 :o6-rSpantoh Serenade. 1:80—C n ^ esla . Roscoe, a rather fat, harassed- to be with us!” YOURSELF was brought pronfinently to light Cards have been rbcelved-from L children are^'tucked among the pots Private David Ruddell, who is now 4:80—Orchestra.; 2:0h—Msbit____ _[3rstery Traor. ■ looking young man with a baby It was Phil Short inviting her to in 1983 by toe .discovery jof cases of 5:00—Orchestra.. 2:15-Joeu Mltchen' Cbapide. face and pleasing smile, met her at and pans and bisttered bedsteads. in ' toe Hawaiian Islands and also dinner. So Phil Short' remembered The 1933 make-cp is growing poisoning by top us> of all of these ’Trailing behind, a cow, a hoimd 6:80^kippy. . 2 :80—Orchestra: . the stage door with a great shout her! more and more subtle. substances, takra eithriT'as such or from “Patsy” Passaadtilll who is in 6:40—’The Saturday Nlghters. .. 3:00—Meioty Lane. of relief. Roscoe was already dog and a goat or two. Panamas. - The trick now is to be such an in the forin of vbrieus salts, or Some faumers have injected a 6:Q()—America’s,, Ctoub ’ ^Street Stl^lCassachusette . Deparqntot, dressed for the act His careful (To Be Oentinued) artist at painting and powdering sometimes ih^tfilriag food acciduital- Regimental Schools to r Officers A^erlcsn Fnn^-.Bto- tie and beautifully cut" clothes be­ modern touch and travel by motor sto: being held Ehiday and Saturday yourself that yon just seem a love­ ly contanflitotod ^ by toese sub­ cars ’imlform to the extrame in e f j ^ ^ o . Re, liu," OIrfa’, Trio. , spoke a successful season. ly natural ^creature. stances. of this week'and on Wednesday of 6 :80—Orchestra. - anbattim I M e r t y ^ R m ^ “So you got here! That’s great,” their state o f dilapidation. Irrespee?. next week at the State Armory in 4;I5-^M|saachuaatte!®ty. . Likewise, it looks as if the ndWi ’ThallluQi parri: has been tive of mula or motor power, all 6:45—The Funnybotters. was his greeting as he .wiped a year would see much of the paint­ lised to cause''hirir. to out, and Hartford. , •, 7:0(p.—National Touto, ConfereBce. ing-in-public discontinued. If you is found, at- tha same Hmie, to have skin in a .common bond of utility. ington Tonight; Fxederio. William handkerchief into a pocket before lUOlATK) want to create a real illusion, don’t serious effrists .ra. toe neirvouj sys­ toe (jompany will be'hel'd Monday Wile. 6 :0(I--^NaHal Vespers. holding out a hand in greeting. Other fanjMrs’ in greater poverty 6:lD^Pagea of Ronance. _ ^ drag your lipstick and compact tem, and;' If-^'^Oh in suificlent that forbida either , wagon or motor January 16th. The team! H being 7 ;16_W llliam Hall, Baritope. “ Sure,” he went on, *T know Bill out in public and make-up b^ore coached by Ueut. Hagedc^, ;Wra 7 :80—Orchestra. -O:0(H-Pn|P^ Orchestra} 9 ia 7 ^ phoned you were coming, but quantity, to pi^UCe Bjtoto^ •car “ tote” whfit little they have bn 7:45-^Magic of a Voice. dMcriprira New Yetic AutomOhBe the you want to charm. AppUeaUop. to^ a,human case re­ their backs. Ekicb family unto itself will also officiate bn toe nteht of there’s many a slip between Bill’s War is an axpehsive way to ac­ To facilitate this, hew llpstic'KS the match. L t.,. Forbes, „dx ' toe 8 :00—Fray and Bjr^g^otti,' piano ” Show* say-so and a personal appearance at vealed the fuet that a substance walks .10 single file. ’The man 6i8(>—Rhythmic Concert Bffly complish even a high national pur­ come indelible. You must use a caUed metoylepe^hluO'pan be used trudge ' in the lead bearing a nails- Howitzer (itompany has been detail­ duo. the theater. It’s great to see you.” pose if any other way can be found. practiced hand in putting thorn ed as Rlmge Officer. Any member . 8 :15-^Symphony Orchestra;' ’ Sheila smiled and passed along. aa ;an ant|d£$r,. < fqjp potooplng by Cellaneous assortment of bundles 10:00—Street Si^er. . . 7^oSSilme; Weather; Sports ^ Re- —Neirton D. Baker, former, secre­ on, for they stay put very nlcel.v. cyanide and by .Qat^^ mraoride. and pasteboard suitcases. The “ old of the conpany who wtoheji to par­ Roscoe, whom she scarcely knew tary of war, b(^Qre the Army Ord- Of course you can always wipe ticipate in the shpotlng, may do so. 10:16—Public A^foirs Insritute. Ity sight, had greeted her as an old • ' 'I ■ : woman” carries a babe In arms and 1^45—Vau^m DaDeato* 7ri5-^Dr; Howard W. B agg^*. nance' Association. them off with a little effort. But Studies pripried. op in. the labora­ children of graduating sizes trail in . Private. Walter .Cowles .hM been friend or—as indeed she was—a the new ones let you eat, drink promoted' to the grmda of corporaL ll:00-MJrche9tra. • ^ 7:80—Great Mpteriito .fo wstory.. life,-saver. .^By tomorrow night he tory-and ho^ltoi’il.0ici|7drthwe8trin her wake. .And always there to the 11:30—Orchestrsi. ' . • fi;00--ef'tlM stom­ practlceli’ by the southern share EveryMVNgr effort VBorfc to w beinguNog- made.toonhw.w Im-w i* 12:80—O r ch e s ^ • ^ '^ o r t e RavMw. at all to say are writing books; again. croppers as a dais. pwoya ^ e tootoe poreratega dtUinaiLh^ 1:00—Thirty Mtoiite Hon. ' her, ecpflrmed Bill’s rather sketchy —Henrik WDIm Van Leon, Author. There is less rouge bring wons ach. Moapp have been 4*volopod for Mm shout her salary. fiving ptopanitlopi wf'tmueln whero ■ney ace a nemndlo set as a YYOU and'it to beliaved tola ^ ba 1:80—Ohdira ofiths > C ra w M , 9>ganla^.< aippaianim /' on the beri faces and mdrs per­ whole.' More often than not there to acLicbiaved.____ * ' . ‘ 3 * (^ B o itra Cbaaiihar'ICurie Bn^ DutehinaB. • **WeH need you for six weeks Xt is'obvloiui that the Reeonhtruc- fect matching of rouge and llp- there are .utoen ao 'topt 'Us protec­ . ^ I, . anyhow,” was his comfortable as^ tive qualittoi-wlU-i'ba-'wimUable. sometoing that rMtriete..thrir so­ semhle. . XU. tibn Finance Comratibn has not stiok reds. Apd there le a ten­ journ on a pnrtioular farm to a sin­ IN BANKRUPTCY ... 2:80—Musioal VariatlaatNaiiia Ba* 11:80—Thna. Bvraace. "Maybe longer. Depends violated aity apHfd^^ laws. dency to choose your reds 'ey the OB how the kid’s ankle bSaaves. gle year--a landlord they don’t nuje. 'j . -S en a tor R0biNrt«F. Wagner, Dem­ shade that will look beat with Some ro-ngo it:-w9s^ shown 8*jOO_New Ytyk" PhtthBranialg .n a n maybe I can work jrou in that toe Uke, poor oropi or maybe glowing New* Haven, Jan.. 7— ^ (j^)—r ocrat, New TbrjL your hair’s color and the tone (ff ‘ .'b p iR M important Orta .of .opportunittoo . awaiting PatitioiM in bukruntpy hava ’ bara R e o W tiH with my other band.” * subitracM' biMiirawnil p e ^ - repor your skin. Your eyes get left out away out yrader," filed in Um V* B. tliM at ooovt hy 4;00-^Fai *n«^s gre^ Roseoe. Abont the I brought In 'tliie lira o t high of it. 011A •tbar band, I mean. Fm sorry BrighWinir eeimty. And so Mr.'nnd Ifira. Joaaili •.W. Doiaa of SiOO-^Hal salaries. And'Wbefi’ Z « 4 t I am One mere 1988 warning! Go pailed wltb’i ^ ^ eVaota. of Oostooy, . about Dally.” minsral ■tart m ovU it soon altar Chriatmaa. New Hafven and Old Idnaa^aa op- afraid timt baiiiMMdl.wiD go back easy on the eye make-up. Remem­ in aqw }a,'toe. to boojMM.aattlad ba^ partnefo ,9nd' o^ara o t. tha' Olfovoh B;15—Negro Tough break.” He waved to the $3iM0'to odatracts that ber that it is an effect of lov^, Mlto on f< l. 4

4 l*t I"*' Bows lAMWORK JUNIORS IN SOCCER A 1 Sim m oniln New Suit loouimiitiUD DECISIVE WflIIIKtSEUON TITLE HOPES FADE CONTESTTOMORROW ^ t

' * * AS r ed AND WHITE Moot H iico R aigert of Hurt* IPrieMtmTgmAraFaTar Soidieri H ud East Hartford B O X SCO RE (d :To Ratan . lidt As T «u Font Dciat 0i Goalie (it) ^ > -1 *•% . ford At Chartinr Oak FmU B • r IS BEATEN AGAIN O'koUand, rf .. 4 i-g ■ V i Tamis Gel Underway. HomFImir h Fait and 1 MeCan,-lf . e •• s e> B • i-t u - i A t l O ’Oock. ^ V X . •< 8 Torkbigtu, 0 • see 8. ^a Fiviant Tih: Lm iI At HaV- X Oustafi.om rg e f 0 a 0 0-1 t 5 LicalsTake Second Leafne B O X SC O RE New Tork, Jan. 7—(A P )^ TM ...... 8 8-4 Providing the weather man con- Mjastern, intaroottegiate e e • e e X 1-8 9 ' 9 Mattsu, Ig • • e a * X 0-8 Bast Hartford (IS) tlBUM in hla presut good humor the league; opeu Its 8Srd seaam to­ l i M , 15*14; McGaanaad Defeat Last Nigkt In P. B. Junior (Olympio) aoocer team will night with the PriBceton TIgan 17 7-19 0— ^Bermanl, r f ...... 3 ( awing Into action again cp Sunday prime fhvoritu to ntaln their F m Lead Local Attack. 1— Peterson, If ..... 3 ( against the Haaoo Rangers team champtonahlp. The Tlgen have Rangh and Tnndile En- 2 "BsHard, o ...... 0 I from Ilartford. The gams wtU be shown tremudous sooring power 8 E. Thayer, rf .. S^^Hutt, rg ...... 1 ^ V , . V. and u adequate defenu m aevu 1 W. Thayer, If, o connt«^ Sendrowdd Is 3*^Ohopus, Ig ...... A played at the camrter Oak ah ^t In o u of the futest most thrill* 4 BaUard, e •••ease pre-league games, aU of which they lag basketball battlu played la grounds and wlU start at 3 p. m. ... nave wra 1 Anderson, U e e • e • • 9 11 6*8 as Sam Pratt wm ref eras. this seotlra of the state this seasu, 8 Nichols, • • e e e e e Star of Poll Gani^> Sec­ Manchester (18) Picked u PrlBcetu’s mut dan* 8 PoweU, I g ...... 8 The Rangers team have never I gerous oppuuta a n ,the Dart* the highly touted AU*Burnsidu P. B. plured In Manchester and sUte they qulntetMwed In defeat lu t night , a—Sendrowsld, rf .. 6 if mouth Inmana u U tne CorneU out* befon the National Guards of M u* 18 ^ 18 0*6 80 onds W n By 21*18 Score. ^*dBnrlco, rf ...... 1 m looklBg fOrwiurd to the visit fit, with Penns^vanla’a inexper* Soore by Periods They, along with the Olympio team ' luced array the mut notable “dark Chester. 'Ihe final soon w u 41 to a—Johnstnn, I f ...... 0 80 u d the local five's margin of National OuaxM. 10 5 14 18^1 h-Smlth. If e e a e a e e of tlM town are mfmbers of the I horu." Tala u d (kUumbiO, barring All*Bumaldes . . 6 8 18 4-fiO Hartford and District Junior Soccer startling improvement, sum siatSd victory demonstmtad that pass* M iocbw ter hop6s for & 2<-Garrone, o • e e e e • w ^k and teamwork a n vastly su­ Raferae, Malin. Time, ten minuta Boatral Oonnootlcut IntorobholMtlc 0-^Mahoney. rg League. At the pruent time the to fight it out for the last two post* quartara. Rangers are tied w U New Britain r '' , tlOM although the BUs, at leut, perior to sharaShpbtlng abUlty. ^ IiMCu* titlo In baiketbnU received 0—Sartor, ig e • • e e e • f "" / I Xt w u the first time dlat the n Mvere wdjpoeaWy fatnl le^ ^ 0—NeUl, Ig • 0 e*e a e • e for lint plue in the league stand* may surprise. l u t Bight, vrben B M t H M w rd 1^. Vi V The opening grae tonight suds I High tamed in n oonvlndiur victory 8 8. 2*11 18 Several of the vlslton playen, Cornell against Dartmouth at H u * Basket By Basket the lUd and White. T h » swore > Score at halfUme: 14 to 6, B u t imidy, Montgomery, Ferguson, over. P e u u d Princeton meet at WM 3S to 18 end the MeOmthmen Hvtford. unmng MUler are known here. Princeton nut Wednesday; Tale ineiBtelndd e co^drtahle lead - Referee: Manlon. An effort w u made to get the lu t opeu against Dartmouth at New throughout the dull and unlntereat* _.'X\ Here la the basket by basket ac­ Time: Blght*minute quuters. named to play for thq local senior lia v u J u . 18, u d Columbia's first- count of the thrUllng naakftbaU team but w u uuueoassful. He Is g ^ e vrlU be with frlnoeton-on the | **ft*?^'ManchMter’B third, auoc^ Manohuter Inds (W) a very clever player u Is Montgom* T ig ^ ' court game betweu tba NaUonal Guards' alve defeat alter three ooMWuUve P. B.' F. T. ery. Munnlng and MUler form the u d tha All-Bumaidw at Bast victories and was me second loss In Briefly hen are the seu u 's pros­ O-'-MoOulre, rf .. .. . 0 1-8 1 right wing andare reputed to be the pects: Hartford last nigbt, s h o i ^ bor X^eagus competition, Bristol having 0— B. Judd, rf .. ... 2 0-8 4 oleverut oomblaatlop In the Junior trouBcsd the locals hers last week. . Princeton—The Tigers iost two I eloaa tha oOateat w u until tha nasi 1— Tureok, If .... ess 0 0-0 U league. M onti^ery plays outer good guards, Lloyd Rounbaum u d parlod whu tha Guards wtduetf' At the present time, Bristol smbm a l**>Rautuberg, If ... 1 1-1 3 fo r w ^ afid h u quite a nputatlon Jen Lord, by gnduatiu but have their margin of victory to- alSvu - certain winner of the title and Man* 9—O’Xwary, c ..i see X 0-0 8 for scoring goals. Feguson is a ehester*s defeat lu t night w u a developed ajuu, fast team which polnta. 0—Johnson, o ... see X 0.0 8 strong hustling player u d plays h u avuaged better thu 48 points FlrttvAlttartar heavy blow to iu chanou of cap* 3>-JAone, rg ...... 1 0-1 8 outer half. I G B hiring runner-up honors. a game in sevu '‘pru tlu oontuts. 0—Moau r, rg .. see X 1-1 8 The local Junior players a n not Lank Seibert u d X u ' Falrmu | B. Thayer, Held ...... • • “ S - f * ^ ^ w o r k w u Botlcuble by Ita 0—Saimonds, Ig see X 0-0 2 PoweU, field ...... 0 4 nbaenee and the game turn]neduitoa over-awed" hby the nputatlu of the furnish most of the uorlng punch. 0—A. Judd, Ig .. • • • X 0-0 2 *Aey» feel that they ^had An old Mod in n n.w .ult of ololhM 1. A1 «m ^ . MnfM Dartmouth—A veteru aggrega* Turlpagten, Held...... • 8 4 rough houu u both teamsI soughti to vlslton. T outflidder from MUwaukee who use to play for Oaufie Mack who w m shots their baptism of fin w h u ' they on which .should make trouMe for Holland, fiald .,. n ••••.. > 4 .4 •c m by resorting to tong shorn and ' " 9 " w ai sold to the Chicago White Box. Leu C^nuskey, headmu of the Son, out HoUud, flald 11.1 •. • I • • •. 8 a dribbling. “C ! ^ ' Bendrowski, local played the Qlutonbury team hen Akovb you sef the swat* S11 rivals.' Four Juniors, BdwardI, B u t Hartford Inde (18) several wuks ago. Stnoe that time A1 a new uniform for a New Y u r prsMt. OOM, Btangle u d Krusewski,' u d W. Thayar, Bald ...... « .• foriwird! w u the .ehinlng Uglbt for I—SuUiVU, rf ...... 2 0*0 meister nglstering satisfaction la the mirror. McCann, fiald i. ,i...... 8 a the Red and White and bla perform* they have beu prutldag, indoor a sophomore, Al Boulwell, have 0—Roalstu, 0, rf ... 0 0*0 and outdoor, and. assiduously made up tte first team. In six pre­ McCann, fiald ...... *10 • anoe w u all that kept Muohuter l^^Qieolll, I f . 1 0*Q strengthening their weak points. league games which the Indius ■ "P' Maoond Hmrter from taking a thorough drubbing. 0—Scotty, If ...... 0 0*C PoweU, field ...... •, .10 8 Sendfowsm scored twelve of the Thedefensive playen have learned RANGERS TAKE LEAD lost 0^ uq. 11 0—.Carter, o ...... O' l*d bow to counter the attacks of the PRINCETON-DARTMOUTH McCJau, field 111.. • 11 •* • ••■ 8 local team’s points, Neill and Bnriu 0~~Best, 0 ...... 0 0*C OorneU—Lou Hatkoff, forwand, the and Hutt led the Bpst 9*“*Watt, IJf ...... 1 0*C E ut Hartford team hu Man bast* | W, Thsysr, fisid .18 Hartford stuck, scoring nine and 8~Hlckey, r g ...... 8 1*S iM defenu to alt up and take no* ethe^ leading players. Hatiioff u d „ tics. And, above aU. the boys an Avsnge Previous Defeat By Princeton, N. J„ J u . 7—(AP)**.^ Ferraro have beu suffering frC ) an on Ita homa floor at It. Mary'a w. Tbayar. fiald 11 > I . I • • .18 seven polnU rMpeotlvely. Huit 0—O'Brien, Ig ...... 0 0*C hall this yu r end ju rk e d ths Na* , , Third (Rnwtsr made good all of his live tries from Z enthuslutlo and determined to win. TrouRclng CenterChurch Under the influence of' the newi uMInjunea unuuo u d may no*not beoo able wto play i--Lr 71 j the free throw Une. “ anm eitj^ 6 8 8*7 18 Today a prutloe asaaten will be Team, 80 To 14* Laat Night* method of giving football buk to S W h t, but thoro wo caP^ ! i j ^ ! r S ? \ e ^ iU l!lu r? ...... 17 foul shooting w u poor, only two held at the Weat Bide grounds. AU ____ % » thd undf^adtwtM,* ------Prlnuten.ud . I tlernaU hai M atu Toronto twrtva ateita. t o wa ^-ira* Tharo. fiald...... it Score, at, halttlfii*! At-7, Idas* players who have algned are re< lolga< lidu it w u ithelr fourth defeat in DoUrd, foul ...... ill but of elevob tries, Ming flonyefted Chester. Tba Rugare buketball taam took Dartmoiitb,outh. two ooUagei which art I u d Roohutar but loit to Col, eleven games. W. Thayer, field .11 Refane: Manion. quMted to report The starting tha lead in tha County “T" laniora very muob alika In iTn . tradltlra P eu ^van ia — Undefuted in team for tomorrow will be based on thtee garnet, Penn'e league hopes « Tumwork Cofinti Turkington, field ...... 80 D u ^ l^ b * drst quuter the B ut Time; Five-minute quarters. “B“ division. Thsy havs won four u d athlatlo^ rtyelry* Mvt daoldod A crowd of mon thu 500 rabid MoOau. fOul'...... *..81 BldsM took a e to ? lu d which w u s h o ::^ made today and absutees amea u d loat ons, that to tha (^n* to ruume football relatlou where on three untried lophomorei—Bob may*^d It difficult to get a trial Frum u, iln fett, four inch oeMer, u d partliu fa u crewdad the TurMngtra. field ...... iDorsued to 14 to 6 at 8;er church by'>y a dlcisoloia sdbre.adore. The they were le^t off eixtora youi ago. small auditorium to capaelty. W. Thayor, field...... y...S8 During the third period, the win* tomorrow. Centerjenter churchchurcb h u wra threettree and Arrangements have Men com* Kenneth Kuhsgen, u d Frank On lunday all players wiU report Q'CoBnell. Captain L u Klempner oheering u d booing with enough HoUud. field ...... •• •M nera piled up point after mint and loet two. Euh team h u three plated for Prinoeton-Dartmouth entbuslum to tear the roof from Farr, field ,.■.,,••.•••^•87 gaSea a deW e lead &t^ waa Local Sport at the SohM f t Rurutlon buUdIng games to play left In *5 fames at Tigertown during the neiR u d Vinoent walteiin round out tM first team. the building. Three times during B. Thayer, field ...... 87 never threatened by Manchester In at 1:80 o'clock. The Rugere play HaurdvIlle In a {wo seaieu after negotlatiou tMt the forty-minute encounter w u the Nieh^A field ,I.,,87 the final period. _ ^ ^ league game next Tuesday night. have gone on more or leu publicly Yale—The Elis have won two of 'I 87 first thne ■core tied u d through moat of tM Powell, Arid The Muchester Seconds fared Chatter nie game Mtween the Raageri for the put fow weeks and the their first thrbe gamu, bowing to game a mugln of leu thu fivelMcCun, field •iiAiietifii89 betUr than the first team, wtotog and Center Church lu t night w u datei were anaounoed lu t night u Fordham, u d may lurpriM some of 81 to Itf, after leading 11*7 at the very fu t .u d exciting. The m fe r s No. 11. 1988 u d Nov. H 1984.'This their LeavuaLeague rivali^^**''^e team is I points eeparated the teams. I Fonrtb Qnarter ^ half. The scoring w u pretty equal­ Tbs Greenfield Outing Club proved tMmulvei WP**?" ^ year's game w u made poulbJe buU( sround Bari Nikkei, Bill Saner I Coach Wilfred Clarke's charges | Farr, field ,. > • ...... • «8l ly divided among the local players buketbaU team la daalroui of book* smooth pus work u d thtir ability when New Hampshire releacsd u d Bob O'CoueU, all veterui. Ben fuaoUraed with amootb perfection Farr, foul ..;M while Hickey and Sullivan were nga for out of town gamti to M Qasicetboll to ebsek olossly ths Crater Church Dartmouth u d Lehigh releaMd Reese and Bggle MUee m u the I all the way, atreulag teamwork in- Turklagtra. foul ...... M playad in or around Muohutar. team. Thslr foul shooting w u itaad of Individuality. BriUlui Turkington foul ...... 84 best for B u t Hartford. NORTH BNDB WIN AGAIN Princeton from oemmlttmenta for guard poite.' passwork paved the way for vli^ W. Thayer, field'...... 84 I N u t Friday night, ManchuUr ^ a team olalma to M ona of tha vsry good u thsy oravsrtsd eight games on Nov.,11. Columbia—The Uoni seem doom­ futeit in waatam MasauhuMtts. (8) out of twelve (18) trys. ed to the oellu pull puitlra linoe lually every icon chalked up by Nichole, field ...... 84 tukles West Hufiord, beaUn by ThS North Bade defeated the The neumptlon of this leries w u the locale; long shots being a rare Fan. Mid ...... u Brlstoi lu t night to the tune of 65* For gamu write C. L. Rom. 88% Although Bbewts, Raguekus u d a natural .outdbme of the idea ad­ graduation wreolxed- the good tea Conway atraat, Greanflald, Mau., OrlolN at the Tbunday eve­ Kennedy led in the scoring, ^ e of 1988. Owra McDowelleil u d Len occurrence. It w u this adherenceIHoUud, eid ...... 17. The game will be piayed at the ning by a close score of 19 to 18. vanced at Princeton by Coub to , a co-opentlve effort that 1 Matteon, field i .so local Armory.______giving date, hour u d spacifylng whole team functioned nluly. The “Frits’* Crislsr of oouulting undsr- Hartmu are tM only experienced 4 guwutee. The score indloatei a oloM game, ame w u played at the Eut^Slde men left. Columbia h u beatra the brought victory to the Guardi. Farr, foul ..•t...... > X but It w u not very thrtUlng. The graduate opinion in arranging lecreatloB Center. Bcbedules. Students at both col* Alumni. Setra HaU u d Toronto but A Shooting Spree me wab quite rough In parts. Rugere (80) The AU-BuruldM. on the 'other Bristol High continued its much eges have favored such a game for w u overwhelmed by both Navy u d { did tbs Thaytr bro^srs, .wt Ssrs w u very lltUe scoring due New York Unlvenlty. hud. stage u exhibition of eboot- POREDAISKAYOED toward a C. C. X. L, title by swamp* to the olOM guirang of each play­ several yeari, believing tMt it wM ted ths count at i8*aU. see ng West Hartford laat nlgbt.i 65*17. Kemedy, If • t t • t • a natural rivalry eipralally in view ing from Mginning to end, throw- er. Everyone of the North Bnds Ragiukus, r f ...... ing turn work out the window. iy w u -resumed. It mokf Bristol held a 85 to-5 laad at half* paiiielpated Id the game. OomMr of the close relatiou Mtween Dart­ ougb tbs Bunsldss were ., tlnaa u d ware glvra Uttla opposl* MoCurry, r f ...... mouth u d the other inembers nf tM When the Burnsides took, the of< g BYSCHAAF1N 6TH and Rykoikl starred for the North /Bbewts, 0 fensive, luumerable attempts wsre add to their reputatira for. t i ^ Msridra IU|h downed. Middlo- Ends while Cooke u d Borrello DeUafsra, I g ...... old big three, Yale u d Harvard. AUBOCmiEAllS miads to soors from every conceiv* tloaa) rallies but-0001 agal% town High, 88 to 80, loading 18 to played but for the-Orlolei. Stevenson, I g ...... From 1897 to 1916, the Tlgen able ledtion of the floor. Xt w u only Guards teamwork brought 10 at the half. u d the Xadlau plued 18 games, North Bade (18) Antonio, rg ...... neoaseary for a email percrataite ^ w«re yifffliirral ^lWnS'**iT* entertain the Guardi, got pooBeesioa of the never had a chuce. Early in .the Muldopii, rf• ■ • • • • • e e 8 0 • veteru, campaigner who twice 1 ^ hen it was paaeed down thr .Mot verted into a*- second iWuntt, schaaf cirnght him delation of fans to M uchester Americu .Asseetation; the Ottawa Ssnntoro, jAo_ew t M chenees; Freney, If.•. « s e• • • *8 0 won the Loe AngSlee Open iu Its St U n H at X)ulttth. ^ t h the Montrsal hhworaa for mid rl|^t through' the Burnidee flush on the cldn with a smUhte ’ Tuesday night with bopes-of Ohesr^ 0 ■svcB yean of axlstenoe, in dudi^ lag their team on to victory. A Cobh, c...... I s • • e # • 4 m Mcond.' Unieas Howls it m w re­ defenee, theae perfOrmanoee gener- right and Poreda went down. In­ SalmoasiDB, rg* • e 0 • • 9 1 0 m 1988; Craig Wood, who h u already, allv e*yUHg A a twln-poteti|r. , stead e f taking a count of nine, the large aitendaace is. also expoMod in covers from hie attack of Ipfliirasa GA1IB8 TOMMHIF Ia Coss, lg.‘ e • 0 0 e e 8 2 woo two Of California*^ winter IHAOUX MEETS fn^gh to play u te^ortut rc ^ Ttttogbm ud HOUand^i^^^ groggy Poreda came up at four, view of the Hat that a u ^ local 9i 1aamsats, aadrFred MorrISon, who fu s wUl be there to maka boamwl* Sinnamoa, If. • S'* • e^ 1 0 SeOraaiMM y ftvra l i ^ tied tSO eocN in the first qnartar took a fearful, tedng ai^ woo the Agua ddiratS Open ajrear Thsrs WUl M a. meeting of ths udSMtantt aad McCaan . tUUsd down obcb more Juet u the beu SOB of the Guards and tko Roc Five. •go and the CaUforala Opdn oham* chance. H Asir do wto Mala game Is schedulid tK 8:48 14 3 90 ohurehlsaHus effrafda'w next Mon­ mut are enieoted to tie the New tSkte s S S ^ g lv e tbs W 80 iva.1 m. to allow anq^ time for ' M0r. day a l i ^ t TiBOteths teterrat.of S S ; Americqisi tor fCurthjplaoe 4s to 6 lead a t lK whiatle. to A s ^ the Be F T. given more th w 'a pasring to the church.Hague ite^ thMl M tha'Anterica .gto ntled a rather poor ond period the Guards h M a ffvs -rov SUkaUaski, rf. a • e s • • X t o chance.indiide Harry Ooopsrjimo poinf affvutage St ^ wra the first Los- Angdss OpMj which, tltesm8fWtfcMrale fdKM ■eeond in tbieir' third battle w iA but pM 0 9 • • • • X. (T *nw k N ^ 'Y o r k rivals. A s H M f. Bffl T h s ^ . fineUy SMit jilaado^ for nine'' in the areoe'o X 0 Oeorge V « Elm, Hortra tba basset alter t o , foarth^i the fifth 1 Lso Diegd, Disk Mats, aiki Arokls Plttsburfh-JikttllBg (HflaF* Do* % Irish, a, • ^ • 8 0 good en AelS riMM ndatod coo Sy. after rouad- g W S S s d 1 Iflner, rg. i .. • ••'^00 8* 0 Bamhriek. batRe M CU- nent- aore, Pa., etoOTedLrale pi SUtti, : i With the p u 71 ------it w m M 8»M Oovelend, (4); Jiasimy >1 Fish, Ig. e 0 0409 X 0 Mr esfo'togiorfow wtth.A' 1 Burke, rg> .«,r «9>ej.e 4' 1 9 C38b obfiWs in top oofkM ^^aikri theitetfe RwOeTZIlf X OttipomCM. wsatlMr'prsdiettsfia d i u tfidt vrirm, It is hcH . punc^^ Jarir, Fort Weyao, Ind., (18)V eooriu;wu enselsd to M' >offtdatf^, SMlMdMlV, the**** 8 14 1 99 So tor As . Sharp. w BOIBSBQ ML t ib m ^ Bmilk* •' w ' *, - ■ ■ f. Refisee, Mecum 1 k xif o- t (1 0 )7 » 'tS.JOf:'.-- * ■i'.' -V. m-* .. V • “ _;r ■ "'’ ' '•'^ r*-ft'^-'■V'v ■*'?''

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hM hdd i'feeble '‘i b r 'a l j's o ^ eur 188 Ndtth BItn / street h*il«„iatdrs miUle • aenaatlonal O s c ^ m(»«l!lui^Ei0,006 1ms been crossed Mfih oonnt u a word u d ooinooQBa tn^onnstloD- service. iCovena.SV Concerning ^Cblhese. fears that Oddid|A Tndd Piff Ceil ^ R words aa^sro worda • Uldlnam ooat la ur« of ja to Japads oooupatldniot Sbanhaikwan ofErthe* horn. In conduslon; Mr. biaiidiea of traveL l^ tu s help. ^ Ti| < g ^ « aald it-waa dilBcult'fo s « ^ pian- ycur next'tflp. via bus or w ouM U dd; tO 'iiMiveinent along .P.' Ehdldfiig' at UI6IMiIl«»tWWw Alr^SWJI.WW leet foe. moiiey duo foe hospital in •'■■ n . « i ^ The Canter. Dial 7007. - Geheid - Aoao seid j^ianese lead­ ers e^'*Tupg^oohM^ Inter- dnergeacy'aeeident casea than .-foe « .OeBis^tWa. M ys ..1, t w «** of^M'Offew^day hktU^ fhia.wedc a t imthmd,. oompUeathauf 4Wodd, eitoM ers LaifdjMlosb hd’' presoit sysUon. Mhscow, Jan. -7--(AP) 5_* FIfut' t OBBSsaatloo Days '• . ? ’2 a 11 2 S P E R S O N M iS FiQ^’ R E O T ^ .R O Q M F LA T with 1 ahanhijl^liwyu if thie waa done.:. H e dted the large tettUBs from the* Communist Party All ordars for IrroBflar inaarMons gereg^ newly renovated. Inquire { ItxaeeaaedvMaiiriial Cheng with n of -. t£e andent t d i o i i 'cleanstog” vriiich begin on the lliuune^ the .^btiedildk' alleg^dlylhr wnl .0 0 oOArgod at tho o o V ^ n * SPILBPTICS! GLADDIjY TELL ^ .-'a Seludler, 5M; Center street cwpital, P eiping;'an d its seanw t IMNIG TOGETBER first of the year and is now to full Spoela) ratas for Iob»- ♦arm sTory dud^vtoekUting- of; other p^ In how ipy daughter ;WM-qulddy re- Tientsin. ^ swtog 'kD over the eountey, rep<^ day advortialpa *i*sa -opqii . l i d ^ at home by.aiew. .i^scovery FOR 8 RpCflt apartment, the ‘ JteOkneee^ iMandiukuo that SO. per c^ t of the msmberibip;. Ads ofdorsd ter tt75 alsofbiirToom teninient'-Telephone An Advhnce o f toward During the>laat five'years 34 per. aad'stQDDtd haforo tho thtro' or ofta , without harmful dnigp. N o t ^ to goverhmehtriBvXehc^qfie.' THehta^-abdut b d f v^ .frp m Shan* inn^, PAIR FINED to A few agriictotiund of-the day win hs ehanrod ooly ftn; tho o® 8eU.lCr8.vBtffks..djiia^dn, Tekhs. 607..; ’ ...... - ’ . ..V ' ■ Peta&’'4 (5 l^ cent^af toe-mimey due foe Man­ North (tooeaans coqntey^mye.been hkO^T^ahi would put the Japanese on chester Memorial ho(toital tor moser- tuai nutnbar of iTirioa tijo ad oopou Japanese.heiidqukriBn asserted dt the* Grwt Lwka'.xi'VW,.whence th«y eiqieUed either for active or pBiibre . od. pharittiHt af tho «sto oarMd. bat BlTljlPST'l^iLEFTltJS! piSolt FOR RERT—tilLLEY ST.—N m K0r^i'-K|l|!yo::^, rhemher .of the gency treatment of autosio- Rodkvine Couple Li Coifft subversive activity, carelessnew or no aliowsnro or rofOads eon ho ibojw Cimter,rmbdCT four qnd five eidnff hhrthward i^ Its valley, ill timo ads atoppod of tor thp la ^ hnda complete; relM fW hus* alieg^ 'Terrorist wgafHsathm' cohh bile aeddeht patients remains un­ lowinsr bivi^gation By tin toeffiolency. the easleat route' Info ‘ JehoL Ac­ paid, it was disdoeed today by hoa* band. SpedaHsts homa-abfphi?* .Tsll” rooms, flrrt o i e u n j i ^ tf^lioiiMioand tO'Oarrx o u ttb e '^ ^ cess' would hot he ' dUHcult north* ^ t e PoHce. If-the same, ratio at espukdona ^No "l?i| corbtds"; wiaplay lloos not ed. Nothing to sidl. All letteni an< rage. Inqiidre,21,Elro street; Cell r^ S lred a t ^nehmlB and was being pltaL Offidalii. Most o f this debt to were browed'throiaiEout the party westward'fi;oin Shmlftdkwan. This charged against persons Uving em "®Tho HoiAid will not bo roappnajbif awared. Mrs. Geo; Dempster,''Ajpt 5 ^ ^ _I tranapoited to Chet^^ would'avert an advahee.kouth of the; (Special to The Herald) cffMolxatioo, the. toembefehip of tot moH than ono Incoryoet B<«4. 6900 Lafayette Blvd, Weal, fbre' the Shafahalkwan battle Started o f 'town. ^ a e b la new abrat. 2jiOO,tK)0 with . of any' nd*ortla»rrtsnt ■ prdored for FOR-BENT—5 ROOM tenement Great Wall whli^. stoetdiea west­ , ftoiy Oat-Patienta ' Bocfcvllle, Jan. 7.--TGeorge J . Detrdt, Mich. Sunday. > Rldi. .42, and Mrs. Mabel Bartlett,. aioofher 1,000,000 candidates, it mors Tboii ono nmo. ; • adddetn improvemehts, 4eage,e^ OdneMitrled^;to-rescue him. at ward ttom Shanhaikwah. The (Pweentage does not indude Tho inadwortoni otnisslpn ot tn w ^ ddaiad; porA , raat PO; also « General Kloso said foe Japanese anyone except out-patients treated (^ who have been Wing together wotod mean L” raet nublleaiion ot adwsrtlalna will no. would not push farther south of the tor (be past two numtha on Pros- .000,000 mernbtei t o rcctiAcd onlo b.r caneOlloMon o* th* MOVING^TRUCKINIG—, ' ro for aittombblle at^dents.. There aro 'would fe d the ajcE eh'ane msdo tor the sorvteo ondoreo Phone Mrs. J. F. wall unless the Chinese ’indted” many other cases of people treated l»ect street though luunarried, were STO R A G E 20 In seventeen (bstrielti Of'Kuban, / All sdvortleoments must wntorta street such action. for otoer sorts, of injialcs and still eeifo -fined 850 and coats and given comprisihg appfoxhaklaty on»> /in stylo, cony and ty»o*™h**7 *2L" a W days jail aeptence to Rockville rOAUlatlons enforced by LOCAL' AND - LCnro DISTAjNiaJ F6R I0!NT—4 ROOM tenement ra M a^t^an bOTte. others of acddqnt victims who are fourth of foe ro ^ pkri^ergaidxa- ora sad they reseroa »iho rl«ht tp adr^ttod fiiUowlng emergoidy FcBice court thla monitog. moviiig. general' truclclngi h v ^ street witb afl linprovenaents. | anye. said provok^^the Tbe arre^ (ff' foe coupto ' was tiona o f North Caucateis,-.S96 hkvo adit, revise ot reject any copy to®! a— tew Bi-- e.'5.4*^4, o^i AQAtt I kWEH^ bl^ttjlAs ' (CJUMW ^XXP|ltftl7 traatinent The uhtolO balance for been expelled .oui-ot a total^cf 1,- alderatrobJocnonahlA ' * 'i _ sM^ce. Our aftlUatfoo-with United Apply 81 Birch'street. TeL 6806. FRIENDS AND FOES brought about through an-tovesti-^ CI/tSINn HOURS—UlassItlsO ads-to Vans Sendee meahs-towsr ratea on leaders- adeited the Japan^^ foe lattor dtJS greatly exceete 276 aettid party'toemhers-and 618 that of emei^^cy cut-patimits. gatiem by State police and foe Cbn- bo published same day •»«»». furniture tnoving to distant pointa. FC^,REhrT—S.RoOm Apartinent^ placing .the bombs -fbemsdves.) necticut Humane Society fcdlowtog candidates whoM .qualiflekti!ank'''ai^ eoivod by H ocloch noon; Sain»daya < I . MetIvAtbr.Bomblag. .;> The total charge tor treatioent of recorda were examined by k ~ ' 10:90 a. in. * Uaige''.modwn trudM, eaperteneed all' 'newly . renovated,; new gas OF BOR IN DEBATE the locaticm of Miss JuAfo Skau, ‘ mdn,'Vprampt soryiee, all> goods tn- iWBgM,'ffoam heat,'hot water beatr The Japanese, add C the QitneBe out-patients’ from automolme acd- squaij^from central he TELEPHONE YOUR dents'dmlng foe past five 3rears to 17, of Bnshnell' street, Hartford, sqred. while in'’transit are features er,.gajago.l7ritodred. Ihnt-ffuoa* thought the K6reiim;was -beii^ hdc vfoo had been missing two weeks, Ib e niajority o f ~these' AOS. (Oonthned Iran Page One.) 884SJ10. Of this amoimt 8629.75 has described aa younger meuAds who offeried'at no eatra expense to you. atoa Inquire 109 Foster St—Grube. at «Uie :poUoe ; headquarters anc been against an impald bal­ living at. foe'R ich home. Miss Skau Ada are accopied.oyoi.itio tsispbopa Daily tiflps to New York, oaggage • ^ soughtto eitoer rdfcue him or-seal joined withto :^ past^two yean could not do and discharge its con­ ance of 8213.75. The total paid is was not'arrested and no evidence and vditeei'effehate were* iftafataiiH . at lbs CHAKrtK Ra TB ««v#n ol»»n delivered direct toi^i^msblp piera FOR-RENT-iiB AND 4Mo0m tene* foe homhing. Two other was produced to'prove any miscon­ as a «M»nveiiisPce to adveriisera oo> mtefbi, aU Im p r^ m y fo . Apply 95 all^e^conq^rators; vdioae aUeged stitutional obligation.” equivalent at 66.1 .per cent and foe ihg contact with,. Kulak, or in ^ tha CASH KATlib wiH «•• acoepteo as For further infofnnQon'tali 8098, He said the hill origluated before total due th 33.9 per cent. The duct on the part o f Miss Skau. SUl.L PAYMENT It paid at the puai- 81^. 8884. Perrett'^Nsleuney. Ina F to^ street T e l^ i^ 5280 or I ^v^nfAniATia led to foe Arrest of the pradent fkrmer.'dementiq or other­ the ways and means committee, 8848.50 is tor treatment of 208 Mrs. Bartlett baa been married wise manifesting hostiUty. to tha- neaa office on or bsfor* the seventh 4545. : I Korean were hdd here. whose object la to raise .revenue, 35 years but has m t lived with her day followj.tg the ffrat SiLVEH L^NB ;BUS LINE offer the The Jaqianeae said monqr raised cases,' 92 o t whlcih are, Icxml per­ party’s poUdes. each ad oUterwlto the CBARi»l!. FOR RENT—*i-ROOM tenement; 0| and added: sons. with 87^ from other Connecti­ husband for a year. She has several The piirgtog revealed amaxtog ‘ ' UATIS wt|l be collected. No responw- accommodation of their large De-: In the United States and-nther eoua- Ridgewood street; , garage. Inmilre "The record shows that'the legis­ (diildren. Ehddmice 'showed that she btllty. jo r errors th tflophcned sd* Luxe bus tor lodge, party or team tries whd% Chinese wiere residents cut places and 29 from other states. caste, accordin g^ foe pubfiahed re­ will bs assuihod and their accuracy L.'Lenti, 178 Parkersptreet. Imone lation Is proceeding uprti to r wbriL eeeeaeebes The case of Stanley Smadel, 17, Card or Thanka . . . . . time care, hy graduate num, call iitiiiuw foe Chintoe "made it ir^xn- ' The hill, Dunford contended, -vio­ at a fee of 8109 and all but 821 jvas The North Caucasus and the In Mamorlatn ...... FOR RENT—THREE., five and six charged with manslaughter to the 'Etrs. Fred a : Jobhacm, telephone lates aU precedents and runs con­ pdd. In 1930 there were 45 caste 'Ukraine areas <-vmre- 'most tack- libat and ffoond ...... ^ room foamnentx, with 'all modem aible.”- ..ii— ■------_ trary to experience. He said that and an but 88 o f the 8137.50 (diarg- death of Faith Hope West, 12, was ward to 1932 grain (idlverite to the Annonneanants 8284. improvemehts. Inquire^ at 147 Bast Ten thousand;; Chinese, troops c(mtinued jto 'uOXt Wednesday. Parponala . . . . . •••eeeeeea 7»mrdfiiig ihom Ptoduun, about 100 proi^ces in Canada under liquor ed has been paid. In 1981 the cases government, and'the party pruning AatonMhltcs Center street 'or teiepiSqne JTBfii.. contnA laws with two excepUons totaled 61 a id foe fee 8119.75 with is expected to be miost severe to miles info' Jehol' provfiice frbip -foe STORM WARNING Antomobtlaa for S*la . . . . CQMESES AND CI^A^ES 27 Classify as intoxicating beer with 847.50 remaining to 'oe paid. Last those ag^cultural oenttes. Aatomobllca -for iSaoharffa border:!Cily o f fflieiUiallnyan. toward year there were - 63 cases at a fee Washington, Jan. 7.—(A P )—^The Anto Aoeaaaonaa-^TIraa BUSINESS LOCATIONS i fofoe>ioe’r«i»u, c’ PUpao.Ptipao -: rauway ,iow....— station were ..~.- less alcidioUc content than foe meas­ BBAUTT CULTURE—Earn while ure proposes. of 8216 qpd- more than half or Weather Bureau today issuefl the .TO'DBOP. s u n T Adio Jts»lrtn«—Pfl^^**** •••* * ,. 1 FO R R E N T " 6 4 jhbm hbmlfodytetertay..by hedy' Japwxe8eaTO foUoWic storm warning: Ante Schools leiaming. Details flee. Hartford jplahas.^-' . Tells 'of TMts 8137.75 remains to be paid. Antos-^htp by Tinek ...... * A cadc^ of Halrdresyag 698 Main Most of the Gkarges tor emergen­ Advisory 10 a. m., southwest New Yoris, Jap. 6.— (A P)—Suit Antow ker hits ....,••aae«a****< s H ast !liiike.4ehol. He cited tests conducted by Dr. 10 sttoet, Hartf<^; I^R E FORiip3^,.‘of diompton * , Bnowtoe ’ .:Box looms, suitabie fur' a doctor or protect foe average healthy adult ria'and '<^ebec win, be .attended by B'l6rtdtS""'ffi” **i^** j.*'*•*!*■' .{S who has established'a tolerance for name of their hisurance company. Paramount Pahlix Oorpdrat Foneral IMrbctors * ....> .v j ...... ' Jj automatic. A m ^ Peerleia 'Sak Idndred lines.. Also a very desirahle In cy oa whqre payment la noft met, stnaig southwest, shifting to west The suit waa filed by Farkmomt HeaUnp Plnmbinr—Roonna . Text&e porp., M west Main street alcohol, but to protect i all classes; J^SUrMDCG •sobeseeeea********* rent for ladles hair dressing es- j bills are sent for. about th^ winds probably of gale force at !^ (bl* tabllshment EUward J. BioU. Tele- those susceptible to foe narcotic, mnntha but Often When a per^n Dtotrict Court at Los A fig ^ after Npvlnv~'^‘mcklna**^tnrags • phone 4642. •iWlQWAvfw- . sohie arithmetic! afternoon aito Mi»:i^etri Toiiit Goods and Servfes and farm tia^ - IJT tliem.pmssUy. ’nT.’forsiiag the “The bill,” he observed, "bears in­ . Out of'Tewll People necticut O oU ^ is no place for foe. and: Emtoaniipl Oohok ylM 'prati- Wanted—-Bus{nessIt Ssrvlea 51 tamsT Expyiento hot necessary!. ternal evidence that it relates to gbl who vHtots'to riedaOe. ' No investment' requised.'^ Chance slUiibahjita^ otv'tbe< nantber., 3. uriiMi Eva Johnson, hospital secre- dent,' the film' afar Imd ib6oQitoto»d and Classea Darkhn.the baclto of- foe-pieoes; something other than ai^ innocuous tawy who <»mpiled'a flva-year rec­ Dr. porotbea H. ScoviDe, resident her nrie and;bad dedded to toVaar for Immediate* stoqily income. ONTAXPROBLEMSl fvata InatrpeUon saoeeeee ! i yon". nmy:ihiae H o/Jhrn • them iveragh. This is shown W foe rate ord of such cases tor *1116 Hergld. physlciaii, reported todaiymoro.than tottatoetuA*: :.' ' . Uancina. W rite: P, T . Webster. Gmleral of tax.^ ^ • 75--per:cent of the wOmoi to foe Mealdal—Dramatic ' - • AioVer. said that comparativdy few of Maiulgdr, *621 Etohdard Bank Bldg., (Oeattnoed frapi'PBi^ One.) Mrs. Peabod^s Stotoment them are Manchester people. She freshmsn class have gained an 246 SURiVtVdRR. Wanfad—Inst.rnctinn ...... < cahi^|iUmd.'(Niio.. FInanstal Mrs. Peabody,' ih the . statement also stated that the fee charged tor average of five pounds each sto.ei Shenandoah, Vfc, Jan. T—.(AP!)— Banda—Stoeka—ilortxaaas If^r to Waatongtoh party Chief-1 prepared by her,-said: treajtiuent o f patitetSihii general at Septteaber. Almost seventy per cent Two huniEkd and f WOQC| alah foe copt of eacdi patient as from 85 they entered as freshmen. children, aO at his bedside' when :he Holp Waptsd^^Mals range and fim i'oit V. FiVpo, 116 King.of Utah, asserlid .that such a Amendment. If you declwe it. to be to 86 each day. . . . (Wy 27 of foe 182 freshmen lost died, 118 grahfl dOIdrdC.Y16 greiat Help Wanted—Hals or Foaula stq;i now .would demppstrate "lack nou-intoxicating for say piuiiose, Fred A. Veiplimck,. secretary of weight and 16 of the 27 did so be­ grand ^ dren , qnd on* freabgreat- Affapts Wainad ...... Wens stm et td^dione 6148. (ff statetonnship and''courage” on Sltaaflohs Wanisd—Femals . . . . . »il including that of ‘evrjrion,’ then it foe Board qf Trustees, dtodosed the cause they wanted to reduce. grand child. * Situations Wsnted—|fals' • ossa 0.0 *w SEASONED BA!RD WOOD, stov* foe.imrt o f ;hia part^ Re called for | A' The. Nqmjyr may be sold anywhere and no Con- fact that the hospital pperatea at a employment Aaenotas <• sise. furnace .. ctimks or fir^laee a 81«O0O,0OO. cut' In Feteral expend- gresg.and iio state can control it. deficit anywhere from two to three I,It* atvM-fc—Fets .Pbaitvy—Vebtelw lehi^s f? eprd' . or 84 ioad. Gray tores. , ' . "Ifoe vtrfce of the House of Repre­ thousand dcdlars aAmmtii, the same Ooffa*“ Slt'do—Peta ‘T *am-''afraid the Democratsl LI Vi Stock— Vehtclas ...... bieeb 86 com.' Ctuts. Redder, tele- sentatives and foe assertions of foe as any other hospital wbicdi has lit­ Ponirry and Snopllas • a>o • • * o t • • ptone Eos^ale lllfiS: . ■ r <■ haven’t^foe coqrage to carry out! brewers, do not make this' bill con- tle or no endowment to aid In (car­ nil Wanted — Peta— Ponltry—Stpek 44 theit' o^paigiL pledge,” : he aald. stitutional in fact, nor can.-tire bill rying on the work. He also called Fat a«|e—WtoedNdeees Until ntore aenttahmt ls devdeped be l^falixed untU .the Eighteenth attention , to . whaUjs patient re­ ArLtcles tui Sala and.the need for addtional revenue Boats and Accaasortea ROOMS 1M i»6U T BOARD Amendment la- reiiealed,. ceives for -fonr 'difilafS per day. BoHdiaa'Mataiials ...... i s , haose iliefhiittfy efdablUdied,in *-*In case jrou declare 4 per cent namely, bed and board, as good as Uiamonda— Wptchea—Jawslry . . FOR RENT—FUBfilSEED ROOIIS actual 'flgures,, the leaimra win con- beer noiMnUmicating, there would any hotd beaidte expert mescal at­ sgam l^lassL Blsctriral ApnIlanoes—Radio . . . for Ught houpdkeeirtiw. aV.bnprove- cmtifte on foe rest of their pro-| Fuel and i*ved ...... 4P*A have to ha an agremnenf or under- tention and nurse care. The drives Garden — Farm— Dairy Prpdueta SQ ments, steam tmjit gsa and sink m gtoin-of re]^,'-beer, farm rdi^ stanifing with the interstate com- (xmducted each year are what Household poftda ...... si evpry room; .totok reasonable. 109 and eognomy. By Its enactawht meiAe act which would allow such a keieps foe Memorial hospital oper­ Mschfpsry and Tbola...... (I Foster. atreet'-^aiiter-w*es01og with Wanted—R'lotnB— Board a* the Board' iof Ti'ustste. said he did •M vrith !iU -foat point foe , tenmerature the>wlse.vkld Here’s foe Way not *>«iwk it vton poMfUe to get Heat M a t s F*i ItedI Z 5 i ^ ipBA' lum.'heen. jnehsured ~at ;150 .^degrees TRY TO B m B TEBIFLB Apariiiiviiwas tenriile emdoehm' ooeuned this RiOfOliL at 811,60 per. morn|iig’'baok of foe famioaa Jum- la only humaae'^hK^Abrii people be f Unitnsr Homes lot Refit ...... W l^ Bheridiai.w. TM. natomi topfferWtofee. .-4 • tv Wanted tn Kyni A!lr«p«itod .to'a.frm v ma Mteift|l,.or Gitoit'Afheqne,. one given tr e e tm ^ " be sWd. ;-^!Tb«y He • Meal Rstai* Fm of tbegtorlea of Inttk,':wheB a man it at every bo^tal^jend (ben after* parimeoi BuiKlink rot s s . . . . . ^ fitotto ttiat.at fotJiaRM aimodej wards we do'dur^be^ to collect. e ^ v e .toe Polu 'rtH^/xaM the * taaa* | stumbled, over * a hhifib , on the %.Ualneas Pruueriy fot tela "^1 ground. - ... ' n - . . Sbmettiaaes; )thto>?.to,..MM|jble end Fprinv and Lattd tpr Sdla . b APAim ij^riGy FLATS, pcitonto to mC* w kto*. aometimte totooiflhle. Borne people Houaea for SaU ...... S O • • • ’ atraaga^totof. he aql' The ptoeetilan'and another man Lola tor Bala ...... sdWdRRRR^' ...... "^ .N T S . •. W were Injured. : have BO mcney'EM. cannot pay,, intt BaPbrt Property tor Sale OdRRBRB waeVfofit toe ;l||glier. one west Panto ensued and ihe^e^ierp lb would not he bnmtae to turn »ooddd«R « F6RBBN^-?^;*jD6>f-tM^ Buhnrbaa tor Sala above.- toe ; iPriSBe kitituda, the] them put tor suito ^R^tokton," hk Rapl Batata tpr Exphaua Uq^Vements, .vi^,.or>wlfoont ga­ hlitoer tampermture he.'wptddffipd, fled ftom the «me.,vTwo. other sbdbaddi 17 Wraatdd— antad-r Real Batata uge, .on. Si^ce. -nwr; Center until at 200 infito (^,ep!lt woidd:he| homjM.werefimnd n eu' the Mo* addkd. •>;. /V hammedan htotitfitton. TlM. totkl anmuBt d ^ 'to*' Kamo- 'Aaofloa— lARdl Rotlevn If ‘hStoti Call W * ' . wen-over,1,000- degrw s. La|cal NoHCea ...... aoboobab I opidJR Old Freei^ the .. teksE and kept it BMffitaE'eihkhat^ rHow 'Initlt'la lqta.i)f flto<- __ _ GAS BUGGIES-^Life’s IJtte .’•i ; " I hold my hted dqwn Ndi, n o ! do you toaito’ knihte 6nd akve my MUSTN'T PUT Scouty,'witi».»^iS^;,.:: a breitok TWs Js ooa ^ . * J ♦•-i*.' - O Q ttV d HAND IN tta t Wk h a y e ^ M . # ^ -i— ; OUft M0U'^H«^ and that'mtor4k)to:^t|b* # .'. AH o ( > ' -^Mdekr.' FtM ty i t « A T 4 ______n i itoiST Rahil k " ^ e ’re dpktor>trtaPa'^ • r r T W . - ' S ^ t r S need it after: d»t took k " >«ViP w iggtv a gtoat-.hMti ..... THINGS IM VOUR^j atiJ'** "?£o ritihpfl'hkto ^^Fk’rttootlnf/to " V ;• ’ ■ m o u t h . - i t !i ^ |nitead< TN i latl ® ^ .•' * i ' ' •IL'' You-kk7-l%;9^;9tini|^^^ '■'^^1 ; V-'" VI push with ,.•1 J — , • latoAMse^.Mte I to'I C o '' 'A ( , r- ■< ,* ■ I - . v . - - *,eTr- I?;) j Ev-.’.-f- :V. ( r

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■» ;K . 1 , *-h» - • - V. MANCHESTER EVENING HBRAUP. SOUTH MANGBB8ll8ll> GiQNlJ^ gATUKDAV* JANUARY 119SR .Wl. OUR BOARDING ROm ^ AND NCmSENSE The TooneniUe Trolley That M eiti All the Traiiui By Fontaine Fox By Gena Akim

THE NEGERO PKEACOTB xtpecacuanha and Higglespeaks on a *liftaa Sistain aa* Bredren. cold day like this for five*oents. T o ’mus* flv a up yo* davlUsb w ay 5 O ^ Give up all yo‘ wickedness. Our Office Boy Says: ”Tou can Or de good Lawdll make yo' pay. tell a good stenogra^er—hut you can’t tell her much.. Stem drlnldn’ dat mean com Ukker, Politics is one party trying to get d J makes yo* crasy to fight, SUA rollin’ dose *t3alloplng Domln* in office, and the other party trying to stay in. .. I>at/£fiiake8 yu’ stay up all night. If it wasn't for six grains of Sisters, don't let yo’ tongues wag quinine and a couple of Aspirin a lot of people never would get any­ top m uch. Stop puttin’ on all dat paint, thing done. It*® V'* 1 • i' An’ don’t use dat bleach and ^ powder, The World Doesn’t Change. The Dat makes yo’ look wlfite when yo’ following quotation is from an auction sale bill printed in Ken­ ain’t tucky in the year 1850: Befo’ we dismiss, we’ll jine ’’Hustle more and holler lesa, Work more and worry less, . prayer De deacons will now pass de plate Boost more and beef less, f Give more and grab less. aroun’ An’ ef yo’ don’t help out de collec­ Business would be better dam fast." tion St. Peter will mos’ likely turn yo’ NOT SO SURE down. Lawyer: Are you positive that tho prisoner is the man rvho stole Old Uncle Lorenzo from out near your ca r? YanceyvUle says: “Give a Nigger de Witness: I was until you cross- cash an’ he don’t care which poli­ examlned ine. N ow Fm not stme tical party gets de credit" whether I ever had a car at all.— The W heel. Mrs. Green (that’s not her real name) was putting in a good word SUOHTLY MISTAKEN for her husiMmd: Mrs. Green—He is very generous "What did they teach von know. school today, sonny?’’ Neighbor—Well, I can’t say mine “Oh. teacher told us all about is very generous. Cktlumbus, who went 20(X) miles on a Mrs. Green—Here’s an instance: galleon.’’ ' 1 gave him a large box of cigars “She did. did she? Well, don’t Christmas, and, do you know, he believe all she tells you about those smoked only one of them and gave foreign cars, my boy.’’—Tall Spins. the rest away to his friends. R a w e r Fa n n y S a v s DEFINITION OF A CHUMP: — LW.awiT.off. A fellow who quits his job these days in the hope of getting some­ thing better. Bus Conductor—One seat on top, ma’am, and one inside. Lady—^You surely wouldn’t sepa­ SCORCH Y SMITH Bedtime Stories rate a mother from her daughter. Conductor—Never again, lady, I did it once and I’ve regrretted it aver since. ''SURE 1 CAW HOWL LIKE W E U > « r i FINE ,IKME.ttl»CVM ' -•mVEOFTWiS CAITOON QDWEDYIS 'th en twb m usic cu/ihses t o sujw R aiiiff—Mrs. O’Noodle, you A WOep, A N 'l CAM WE MEED A P«AlR\e-D06 ^JOHNNIE SquMREL UP ATRSg. — MEASURE LIKE A PUNERAL MARCH- summoned to serve on the jury. ANAKC ANV PEUER BARK. BUT \ LL EXAVAtN TKE lUE cPEiw ift SHorr sh o w s joh nn ie b o o m - b o o m - d e b o o m - b o o m - boom Mrs. O’Noodle—Is it the grand kiKE A STORY SO \ 0 0 CAN SEE WHBtE STAKIMME in a BOCHINS CHAIB.OUT OH -BOOM- D t BOOM - AHD WE CUT ju r y ? PRA\RiE-_ W1U. PPTIN . A LiM S. HE IS WUlSTUHft * W C K A -V ff- TO A SCEKl SHOWINE A TOUOH Bailiff—No, the petit jury. TOO. Id T ,BA«Y OH TUt, TBtETO P"- AMD THE VOLP, STOMPINE AtONS SHABUf46 Mrs. O’Noodle—Then 1 shall not TAKES A M A iiE ti IEXKIN6 TO *m e AND OROWUHE TO MIMSELF — serve. You put Mrs. Umtiddle on NcmoM* the grand jury, and Fm just as good as she is.

The small boy asked the druggist for five-cents worth of ipecanuanba. “And please, mother says vdll you charge it to her account?’’ Druggist—Yes, my little man, and what is your name? The Boy—Higglespeaks. Druggist—^Here you are. Tell your mother she can hkve it for Apple pie order means nothing nothing. Fm not going to write hot food to most men.

WASHINGTON TUBBS II 3y Crane

/JfVkASH AEAIW SHATTERS TRADITION, m e CASTLE GUARDSMEN ROYAL ADHISERE"^ W'ARE l DISMISSED, AND 16 PARISIAN CHORUS ElR lS. GW AND USTORM OUT OF THE

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CAPTAIN FLACK, TH IS WMO’S THIS HoM,MEESTER IS FRECKLES.' Bozo COMIN' ORMSSy.' >6U A ONER HEBE JOOST THE AAAKI GiAOTO ON A _ KNOW 'jfoU, 1 WANT Tb (5AU.OP? SEE f r e c k l e s 'AN’ I ’M SLAO TO KNOW VOO, , captain!

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Modem mud Old Feehloned 8 t Mary’s parish house was filled one, imKomptu pantemihee were IF BLUBBtBM OOMB-:- last nl|^t with bhlldren and grovm> acted out ion the stage of te.e a«em-' CAN SrtHNG BE FART FINED FOR SPEEDING ups for tbe presentation of tbe pldy, MASONIC BALL bly hall- Thii affords excellent ez- D‘A*N’C'E ■ “The Birds’ Christmas Carol,’’ ilven perlenoe. Rumors are that tha The theory - of ■ an oid-tinM FOLLOWING ACCIDEirr IN BDSHNEIl MillOillAL CIRCLE DANCE HALL under tbe direction of Miss Irene club la going to put on another winter with nllasarda, gales and . . ■ ... .. ‘ . Walter. The cast gave every evi­ FRDAY, FEB. 17 three-act play In tha spring, nie sero weather. received an awful 47 Oak Strcet last play was such a sueceea that wallop the other day. Town En­ Rockville, Jan. ;-T.—(Special)— On ProenuB . JiiHniy .28 U ^ dence of careful coaching. The Rug- Dr. Prohaska In charge of the J)e- Saturday Night gles family furnished mucbiot tbe membwa are rather enthused about gineer J. Frank Bowen and John Kaahady of this dty was fined Connoetlon With M ask C2b1ni partnAent of Physical Education for presenting another one. . Horace Murphiqr, .park simerin- IXO and costs of f 15.26 on a charge AdailMloa comedy, 'kiss Margaret Robinson the State Board of Education, was Gfithering In Hartfted. * (■ “ was especlaUy good In the role of The first awlmmlng asest of the tendent, saw a,large fiodi of of speeding, growing out of an au­ Mrs. Ruggles, and Valette T u ^ Peter Wind Namtd At Chair­ a visitor of the High school yester­ season is to be held at the< Conn., bluebirds while at work on HU- tomobile accident that occurred at boabt beef supper ! day. The Buthoven Glu club WlU ba By St. Btanr’e Toong Men’e Qub and as Carol Bird was outstanding. The Agricultural College on Wednesday tlard Street - Ogden's Comer on the Manchester- Junior choir sang Christmas carols. Walter B. Spencer, principal of of n tet week. Captain Dana Cowles RookvUle road on December 26 last beard in a concert at tha Buahnall ^ S i? PrieBdly Society. man — To Be Held In the New Haven h l|^ school was here Bluebirds have long been not- THURSDAY. JANUARY ISth The children In the cast and those In who won many of the sprints last, ^ ed as a true harbinger of sprlng.^^ Charges.of violation of rules of the Memorial Saturday evening. Jnnu- the audience seemed to enjoy the n eopferenoe with. Principal Qulm-s year la leading the team this year. road and reckless driving were Served Prom 4tlS to 7 P. BL by yesterday. They are on a com­ ary 38, when the Southern New st mary s parish house play Immensely. State Armory. Other veterans of last. year are: dropped. England group of tha Federatloa of ! * mittee In charge of the entertain­ Stuart Joalln, who won honors in KaChady was the driver of a oar 85 eeote. ment at the state principal’s meet­ Men's Binging Clube oonslatlng of Mnsie by *Tbe Dreamerc* There was no session of the Pro­ free-style, Clifford Treat, who McaUSKETIN FAST that collided with an automobllo SOO volcM present a program. ing to be held in New Britain next swims breast stroke and “Babe" driven to Irving W. Dunn of Rock The Buthovens reeenUy were .admit­ bate Court this morning because The twenty-second annual Ma­ week on Thursday evening and Fri­ sonic Ball will be held on Friday Stecholts. Tbe entrance from'Man- vllle. SeveralBi ■ persons were injured ted to membershlir In the Federa­ there was no business to come be- day end Saturday. Mr. Spencer is chester and their events are as fol­ COMPANY TONIGHT in the mishapip and both1 macnlnes ftre the court. The wills thht were evening, February 17, at the State resident of the State Athletic oon- tion. filed during the latter part of De­ armory the geheral committee de­ lows: 440 yard free style: D. Cowles were badly damaged. Kashady wm Sidney French of thle town, Erec­ ABOUTTOWN cided at a preparation meeting last erence and while here he held an and A. Cowles; 100 yard free style, gmaiited a continuance of his case tor of tec Pratt and Whltocy Choral cember were not assigned for hear­ mpoftant conference with- Coach E. Multine and R. Carney; 100 yard Ftess StrongMt Compstltlon m mra December 81 until today. Tbe P ratt A Wbltoey Choral Club ings today. night Peter Wind was named Sines Olympiei In k . of C. Club of Hartford, which wUl also chairman of the general committee Thomas Kelly. Coach Kelly Is breast stroke, C. Treat, B. Steob- participate, will lead ths m ^ ii preieatlnf a muilcal program at to direct plana for the leading social president of the Central Conn. olts; 100 yard back stroke, S. Jos- Gsmss In New York. ‘ chorus. Hslgs Psarson, dirimtor the “Open Forum" meeting to be There was little doing in the town Association of football officials and lln and J. O’Leary; 300 yard free of tec Beethovsns, wUI prsslds a t held at the Y. M. C. A. In H artlort clerk’s office today as no deed had event of the-year in Manchester. coaches. There is a movement un­ FUGS AT HALF MAST Richard MoLagan was i^polnted style, Joalln; diving, R McConnell, One of tbe strongest fields of ath- thA organ. The proceeds of ths om- tomorrow afternoon at 8 o dock. Dr. been left In 6. J. Turklngton's office secretary and masurer. der way to have the high schools of B. Stecholts; relay, D. Cowles, A. etes which has ever competed in a PhlUipa of the Center ohuroh will be that required filing. the state agree to having a central (jsrts. will bs dsvoted to a worth- The sub-oommlttee chairmen Cowles; R McConnell, Francis P. 5,000 meter run in recent years. HERE FOR COOUDGE w^ls charity. the prlndpal ipeaker. The eubject named last lUght are as follows: committee alott officials at inter- Dellafera is manager of the team takes tbe ttoor tonight in the lU6tb Other clube that wUl takejpart u a of hie talk wUl be "The Carpenter There was a long line at the office decorations, James O. MeCaw; re­ scholastic games. Some opposition for this year and Ernest Bergren la itry Armory in Brooklyn, N. ii the McDowell GSub of Springflelo, In a World Depreeilon." The dub of the assistant charity commis­ freshments, Walter Waddell; nmslo, to the plan has .developed and Mr. assistant manager. and included in the list wUl 4m Joe Most StorM find Publio Build­ Spencer is conferring with various Mass., ths Msndslssobn lugsrs- will be under the direction of Syd* sioner this morning. A list of those Leroy Norris; floor, Albert T. McCluskey. Except for the 01ym< ings Unfurl,Old Glory As n of vWaterbury. ths ney French of thle town with Qar- who have work is on file and where Dewey and Dr. Charles Strant; representative school eiqioutlves and tc steeptesteeplechase event, McOIuskey Tribute. Isy Glss Club of Dsrby, ths Wllll- ence M. ^ g at the piano. aid Is asked for from the charity de­ coaches in an effort to find out the as never encountered itrongef pp waiters, John MoLoughlln; public­ wishes of the majority. manttc Mals Chorus and ths N w partment the list Is referred to and ity and armory, RUssell B. Hatha­ WEATHER IS JONAH eposition than ha will face this eve­ Manchester did its bit to pay tri­ York, Nw Havsn and Hartford Rail­ Thomae Hawley of Cheetnut Lodge no assistance is being given. way; cloakroom, Holger Baoh; A. N. Potter, need of the history ning on the Knights of Columbus department, rq>resented the high bute to tbe memory of Calvin Coo- road glss club of NSW Havsn. B u h aalled early this morning from New transportation, James Fords; traf­ >rogram. His' cnlsf rival will be lldge today by decorating tbe main club will sing two numbsrs of ite York on the Mauretania bound on a Tax Enumerator David McCann fic and parking, Harold Walsh school at a meeting held Thursday TO ICE FISHERMEN leorge Barker, N. Y. U. ace who in Hartford at the Chamber of Com­ has baaten McClusksy in croes- thoroughfare of its business isction own choosing and tbs combined twelve-days cruise to the West In­ this morning turned over to Town The general committee consists of with Amsrioan flags at baif mast. clubs will prsssnt a program of dies and northern points on the Tax Cdlector O. H. Howe the num­ Chairman Peter Wind, Holger Baoh, merce rooms where a group of edu­ oountry rtma but not In the shorter ber of men and women who are sub­ cators from the central part of the Only t Dosen Licenses Issneil distances. Tonight's raos will bs Ths flags rufflsd In tbs brssse sight numbsrs. South American coast. His brother, Harry Bissell, Charles H. Bunsel, from poles in front of almost svsry Charles, Is makln^ the present ject to -military tax in Manchester Albert T. Dewey, W. George Olen- state discussed the advisability of This Yeai^228 Were Issued 5,000 maters la Tsngth. this year. There are 8,788 men on encouraging the establishment of a Othsr sntriss in this svsnt will bs stors along Main itrsst. Flags at Caribbean trip with him. They are ney, Raymond W. OosIm , RusssL Here In 1981. . publio ttulldlngs wore also at half due back January 19. the list and 5,718 women, or a total Notbaway, W. Brown, W. Bells, Bi5; branch of Boston University School Jack Ryan and Frank CrowlM of of 9,516. ward J. Holl, John H. I^de, Breeit of Business Administration in the Manhattan, Paul. Mundy of n tla - m ut. The latter and those at public city of Hartford. It is thought Issuance of fishing licenses by delphla, Paul de Bruyn of tbs Gsr- lobools will remain t t half m u t for RALPH F. KING Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crowell of KJellson, James O. McCaw, John 14 Moore fit.. South Manoheotev Highland Park who have bem The American Insurance Union MoLoughlln, Robert MoLoimbUn,hlln. that tbe university officials were Town Clerk Samuel ^ rk ln g to n has man Olympic team. Lieutenant 80 days which wat the penod of spradlng several weeks at Hot Home Club will have a supper and Herman B. Montle, C. Leroy Norris, favorably impressed with tbe recep­ fallen to a new low this year. The George Lermond, another keen rival ofndal mourning set by President ALL KINDS UF Springs, Virginia, are guests at the meeting Tuesday evening at 6 Milliard W. Park, Harold L. Pres­ tion given them. absence of ice early In the season of MoCluikey’a, and WlUiam Stein­ Hoover.. AUTUMOBILB REPAIRING »Btel Roosevelt, New York, on their O'clock at the home of Mrs. John 8. ton, James Fords, Arvld Seaburg, A little epidemic of grip has is the principal factor in tbe small er. Fifteen events are on the pro­ Several of Maucbeiter pcopla Phone 4788 return trip home. Houston, 67 School street. All N. B. Richards, R. LaMotte Russell, found Its way Into the High school amount of new licenses Issued at gram, the 17tb annual to be con­ motored to Northampton this morn­ Guaranteed work done on eny members of the club planning to Charles W. Strant, George H. faculty and some of the victims of the beginning of the year. ducted by tbe.K. uf C. ing to attend the funeral. type of ear. Hose Company No. 1 of the Man­ attend should notify Mrs. Rachel Strant, Herbert L. Tenney, Harry tbe past week, a few of whom were In 1980 a total of 159 licenses chester Fire Department will hold Munsie, dial 6744. R. Trotter, Walter Waddell, Harold absent only for a day or two. In­ were issued in the month of Janu­ ita regixlar meeting Monday evening Walsh, Robert Boyce and Thomas cluded: Vice Principal Bllng (inci­ ary. In 1981 there were 228 licenses at 8 o'dock at the fire headquar­ Rumors that another woman had Smith. dentally this is the first day be has issued, due to the satisfactory ice ters, Main at HUllard street. The been attacked by a my quality coal. recently erected on the land of John Hackett opposite the Buckland Portables SW EET CIDER postolfice. Motor Patrolman Pfen- AU From ’ tice, passing the station early this Makes G. E. Willis & Son, Inc. morning; noticed that one of its five ' Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint And, often, here is what h^fpens: pumps showed signs of a recent We carry aU makes of rebuilt SCHALLER’S 2 Bfain S t, TicL 5 1 2 5 , Blanebester visitation though the station was typewriters. closed. He foimd a lock had been 8204)0 and op C ID E R M IL L 1— the wrong people are receiving too broken and gasoline pumped out. Spedal Rental Batee much. No clue could be found. KEMP'S Dial 6432 2— the right people too little. 763 Main St^ Phone 5680 352 Woodland St. 9—nobody receives tf much ae he had A HOME FUEL been to expect

WE’RE PROUD T T llfY ? All because the maker firiled to keep BUY TO SELL YOU W his will up to date, fisiled to figure how taxes, FUELOIL Your Norwalk shrinkage of market values, et&, would limit the ThisN’s BO finsr cost minsd tfasa V m of the better grade. Bums cost’ . . . ae hoBM IdsI thst is b u m longer, gives more heat. TIRES—TUBES tr.Bwco.sdxisadcsL Tsfcs size of his bequests. More for your money. At New Low PrloM i t tUrs^B a big diffsteBos A will is a business paper Just as much as a mor^ from Vos coal* sad onUasiy aa- _____ Ova it a tty-out Phoaa us gage, a fease or a note, Its provisions should be Phone 6800 James M. Shearer your eedar for *bhio mat’ today. m s P A L ! BUKB AOBNOY kept in mind, and examined and checked from Russell Piitkin Oor. BOddIa Tnnpllm 2 Sterling Plaoa and Kate S t time to time. MILK Modem methods of leaving money under your WiU also should be looked into. On this im porunt The healthful purity of the point we can be of considerable help to you. West Side Dairy's milk FOR makee it the ideal choice for InnerspriBg your child. F U E L b n . . i i Pasteurized Milk and -w W A T M A T T R E S S , Cream. b u b n s l o n g b b GiyBS KOBE HEAT $ 1 2 . 5 0 D ial 7706 PHONE 4206 All Maae aval Better Hnat for Le§§ Money PROMPT DBUVIftY a Ugh floaStp THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. W E A T S I D E irltbtectMy goae •raE W. G. GLENNEY CO. SOUTH MANCjHESTBR, CONN. Archie H. Hayes Coal, Lanrifer, Masoas^ Stq>$no8, P atet DAIRT KEMP’S, INC. North Mate St, l^L 4149, BtaaelMstor 52 McKee St. -

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