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(SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CBN1B (OUeMAed Advertlefalf on Page lA ) MANCHESTEB, CONN., FRTOAY, JANUARY 5, 1934. VOL. U IL , NO. 8L HUGE BANK SCANDAL Where 200 Died In France’s Worst Rail Disaster MORGENTHAU STARTS MAY UPSET CABINET FINANCING CAMPAIGN Orer 40 Miffiou hrolTed DBIOCRATS TO Mail Pilot, Fog Bound, Head of Treasury Says Mar in Collapse of Frendi ket Reaction to Fresi- Bank— Hifh Officials Are FORCE CAUCUS Lands After Four Hours ON P m O N A G E denfs Bndget Message Asked for EipbnalioDS. ... \ Newark, N. J„ Jan. 5.—(AP)—# Heavy fog settled over Njwark Dean Burford wrote another thriller and a sleet and rain fall began. Was Very Good— Sales bf of the night skies eariy today when The radiophone went suddenly si % J' lent, and ground officials expressed ParU, Jan, B,— (AP)—Parhamen- Leaders Not Satisied With be brought bis mall plane safely V \ ' down at the Newark Airport after alarm. C^ommunl cation was restored Bonds to Be First Steps. tas7 elrdM predicted today that being storm-bound more than four at 3:45 a. m., at whicb time Burford Premier Camille Cbautempe and ble Nunber e( Jobs They hours. said be bad sufficient gas to remain Cabinet might be overthrown when It was bis second air adventure aloft s^en hours, and 'Jiat he would Washington, Jan. 6 .—(AP)— remain in the vicinity of the field Parliam ent alre the |40X)00XH)0 within a month. Last December . 11, Terming market reaction to Presi Are Able to Ghre Their be MIed out oi a msdl plane over for an opportunity to attempt a ■candal of the Bayonne pawnebop. _:v rr/'W 4 landing. He landed at 4:40 a. m. dent Rjosevelt’s budget meeenge The government aent out a eecond Cambria county, Pennsylvania, Coostihieiits. when his plane was caught In a ter Burford was one of two pilots “very good,” Secretary Morgsnthau aerlee of meseagee to ehipe at eea who too?' to their parachutes Dec. and to French repreeentativee In rific snowstorm. said today toe Treamiry will begin Burfo*d took off from the airport when their planes were catigbt “right soon” on its ten bWion dol North and South America In an • an Allegheny* snowstorm. He tf at 12:08 o’clock, this morning, with e lar financing program. fort to arreat Serge "Handaome Washington, Jsn, 5,— (A P )—'The landed unhurt while the $36,0jO A i*x " SUvlaky, founder of the col* rahiabie mail cargo bound for This ’^remendous task, os shown possibility of forcing a Domoeratlc : ^ J l' Plttsbt Forty-five minute* later plane was wrecked. A cargo which l^paed municipal enterprlae which rgh by President Rooeevelt in his budg caucus on patronags matters today le advised the field by radiopbone, Included a shipment of diamo 's received government flnmseing. et message to Congress yesterday, ils wings were coating with ice. valued at $76,000 was salvaged. Premier Cbautempe called Albert was discussed privately by several Involves borrowlDgs by soles of members of that party on ths House Dallimer, mlnlater of eolonlea to hla ".-'•^•6- V . ,y., /.y, v", . . bonds. office at noon and demanded a clear side of Capitol Hill ^ Such procedure is in line with ex atatem ent o i hla connection with the Many admittedly are not satisfied pectations. There bos been no rea Stavlaky affair of which the mimc' with tl^ Jobs tb^ bav# bsen abls son to expect the administration to tar aaacrta be la entirely Innocent to bsstow upon oonstituents, Bevsr' SEEKS MORE POWER use printing-press money, Indica al fUted frankly tha rsplacament ^ Tso miles from the Marne battlefield, where 19 years ago ambulasess, taxis and trucks carried off war deeplte rumora. dead and wounded, there occurred a repetition of this grim scens when, in the little town of Lagny, 200 tions constantly pointing against bundrsds of Re^blican offlcs bold- resort to such practice. Danger la Baal 'lsons perished in the collision of two express trains. Tbs wreck, called the worst rail disaster In French Xn ParhamanUry clrclaa, which ars with Dsmocrats would Increas# In his message, Mr. Roosevelt itory,I , is shown here In one o i tbs first pictures of the tragedy to reach this country. tbair own political strength at E TO BATTLE (TUMINALS spoke of toe government having "to until a few daya ago had conceded the preaeot govemnsent eeveral boma. ^ ^ , borrow approximately six billion ttontha of life, wae laM that the Tbs caucus could ba foread by dollars of new money,” meaning It submission to tbs caucus chairman, Cablaet'a dan^ money in addition to sums already had aent lUprssatttatlv* Lea of California, of Juttice Department n its| ATLAS TACK HEAD borrowed. The remaining four bil Police aal4 a patltlon signed by 25 Democratic FINANCIERS CONSIDERING “if sioffll out lettcra con i' lion of toe ten to be borrowed In toe bonda House members. Tbs dlfriisslon next six months is for refunding paalea to li would bs limited to the subject mat without, g the RUNS INTO TROLLEY Report A *b Tkat Traffic ORDERED ARRESTED previous obligations. Rppoaltlon' ter of the patltlon, ^ Bayonne oryi Balsa Objsctloni Tbs President’s chief financial Immediately PRESIDENT’S NEW BUDGET lata to t..a g Followlnf a caucus last session in Firearms ShooM Be aide, whose confirmation in his new I of alleged commented on the which was addrasssd by |bs ^ isf post by toe Senate is expected next b^ua bonda for Lundreda of nul' pstronags dlarantar. Jamas A Far Ephraim Cole, Employee of Under Soperritioa Philip H. Philbm Refnses week, also disclosed that an Inten Ilona of franca and pointed out that Sy, ^m aatar ganaral aiM chair sive effort to collect back taxes is Stavlaky, who bad a police record wnaji 0f the Damooratlc National Wonder U It Wfll Tend te REJECTED SUITOR in toe making, he having sununoned and already faced other chargee, oommlttas, many conceded Farley Pinehorst, Badly Hort — to Answer Qnesdons Dar Internal revenue collectors and had nobnobbed wUb nMmbera of the Is ooKmsratlng with the Jobs he Pub die Gold Price Lift Washington, Jan. 6,— (A P )—Laws agents to confer with him January government. ooBtrols, They find objections, rev MURDER SU SPE a to broaden the Federal govern 17. Back taxes exceed $800,000,000, arthsless, to the number of appoint Track Wrecked. ment’s anti-crime powers through ing Stock Probe. Theee drcumatancea, oppoeitlon' ments and lack of removals by ing Phn Into the Back- be told reporters, and toe Treasury regulation of the fire arms traffic lata declared. Indicated laxneaa to basds of other agencies. plans to see how much of this can aay leaet, Tboss who favor tha caucus Idea Ephraim Ctole, o f 10 W est Middle and prevention of interstate trans New York, Jan. 6.— (AP)—Philip be brought In to aid the Treoanry Handaome Ales made hla laat gremd. Foster Daughter of IGch whose books—ths President told assert they no not Intend U to be Turnpike, employed at the Plneburst portation of stolen property will be H, Phin in, Jr., who controlled At pabllo appearance In the company understood as a threat m bolt the Gongreds yesterday—^would be some asked at Oongresa by Attorney Gen las Tack Corporation’s stock du. : of Jean Chlappe. Parla prefect of administration. They aay they we Fanner Foand Dead Under grocery was seriously injxired at nine billion dollars off balance with- police, with whom he aat in cure If the thing were cafled fdrd New York, Jan. 5.—(AP)—Mone 7:10 this morning when he OBShed eral Homer Ckmunlngs. Its recant rise and fall on toe mor- to because of the recovery bos. It wae a bos which bly enough to President Roosevelt s tary autbbrities are busy with con- head on Into the front end. aCj|,iQpnT Si his anm^ jv ^ r t to Congress ^tet/^9as erd e^ arrested today by Stavlaky held under leaae, attention, be would do samethlng Jeoture^ as to the possible effdbts Odd CscnmatMcet. necticut Company trolley edr on today, (Janmmifia imd: Assistant Attpmey Genera. Am To Work Out Qoeesn Meaaaphlle police jle^arad they "We will wortc oat a quota on WBOUt tt. upon the Federal government's C!enter street near the Scballer "Suitable Ulls and supporting brose V. McCon after PbllMn fail uncovered evidence that only OhH Bervtoe Stand back taxes for each intemal revenue monetary program of the $10,000,- Motor Sales plant. The car which memoranda will be jirepared and ed to account for cbecks totaling the eudden ooUapee of the SUviaky Taking a hand In the patronage North Wllkesboro, N. C., Jsm. 5.— collector, put toe quota up on a 000,000 Treasury financing program Cole was driving, a panel bodied made available to the appropriate $404,000 which passed through his project bad prevented hla launching question, toe Civil Service Commis (AP)—A young married man de delivery truck, owned by the Pine committees. blackboard and see how far toe col a program calculated to net another sion In its annual report published outlined by President Roosevelt In bonds. lectors can bring down toelr quo scribed as the rejected suitor of at hurst grocery was a total wreck. “Amongst these measures may be 140,000,000 of the public’s money. today asserted It was convinced the his budget message. Detsctlve Lieutenant James F. tas,” Morgen toau said. From December 18 through yes- mentioned: Regulation of traffic in For France, the failure of the removal of aU political considera tractive Leota Childress, 18-year-old May Have Fractured Skull McCoy was summoned. He took “We’ll have a little rivalry." foster daughter of a well-to-do machine guns and firearms; prison Philbin, accompanied by his attor Bayonne pawnshop waa regarded mb tion from the appointment ol post Cole was removed to the Manches Morgentoau said toe conference (Oonttoued on Page Poor) escapes, including compficlty of the Nation’s worst finsincial scandal masters would effect an economy. farmer, was held in a blanket war ter Memorial hospital and a super ney. Paal McCauley, and l*cCall, to with internal revenue collectors, rant today as investigators pressed complicity of prison officers or em toe Elizabeth street police station. since the Oustrlc case. The commission recommended to ficial examination disclosed that he which will last two days, Is only toe an investigation into her strange ployes; resisting and killing a Fed Philbin was booked on a misde President Roosevelt that he place was suffering from concussion and first of several |danned. llie week all first class as well as second and death. a possible fracture of the skull. Ctole eral officer; interstate transporta meanor charge, alleging violation of First she was supposed to have after toe revenue collectora assem third class postmasters under the ASK QUICK ACTION also lost several uppet teeth. tion of stolen property; simplifica section of toe general bustness been slain by four robbers, then was tion of removal proceedings; escape law that has to do wito failmre to ble, customs collectora will be call dvli service law. Cecil J. Fulton of 1952 Broad ed in and toe following week agents FILENE EULOGIZES believed to have perpetrated a fan from lawful custody while awaiting answer questions after beln served "The ’•eal duty of the post office street, Hartford, motorman of the of the Narcotics Bureau. Later, tastic suicide, and now again Is trial; waiver of indictment in Grand with a s^poena In a lawful investi department,” the commission said, 7 o’clock trolley out of Manchester others will be summoned. ON ARMS PROBLEM listed as a murder victim. Jury In certain criminal cases; and gation. "Is to collect and dlstrlbutt the for Hartford told Officer Arthur These plans represented an ex Admirer Suspected regulation of alibi defenses. PhUbta’s Remarks RECOVERY PROGRAM mails satlafactorlly and at the low Seymour that he saw the Ckile car pansion of the policy he instituted The girl’s erstwhile admirer, An “Congress should also give seri The arrest was mode on com est possible cost. when It was 60 or 70 feet away. The upon caking over toe Treasury when drew Smoot, wsis taken into custody ous consideration to the enactment plaint of McCall and Assiatant "A postmastership, therefore. Is a automobile was headed east direct be began weekly meetings of all di Italians Say Long Drawn at Scboolfleld, Va.; last night after of laws providing for uniformity of tomey General Jacob Gruber. Phil business office and not proper'y po- Solicitor J. R. Jones said he had un ly for the trolley, Fulton said, and vision heada. UUcal.” practice and procedure in proceed- bin. remarking on toe two com Boston Merchant Declares covered evidence lesulieg him to be in an effort to prevent an accident plainants said: ‘Isn’t there anyone Family Feeling ’The commission went even fur lieve the girl had held a final tryst he said he shut off the power, ap *Tt gives us more of a family feel ther to recommend that many other Out Conference Will Harm (Continaed on Page Four) else ov *r there that wants some with Smoot the day of her death be plied his brakes and stopped. Seeing publicity, so we can put their names ing,” he explained, "and lets every Plan Should Have Been admlnlst^ratlve offices which are not fore breaking off their relationship that Cole was evidently blinded by on here, too?” body know what other parts of toe policy-determining should also be the Cause. because of Smoot's steadfast refusal the storm and was continuing di Treasury are doing.” brought unde) civil service. Included Philbin said he was 36 years old. to obtain a divorce from his es- rectly In the tracks, he start^ to unmarried and an investor. He was Morganthau said that Just now Adopted Years Ago. would be collectors of customs and tranged wife. put the trolley In reverse motion. NEW YEAR'S THADE taken to Tombs (Jourt for arraign toe Treasury haa no definite plana internal revenue, deputy marshals Not a Suicide Rotae, Jan. 5.— (AP)—Sir John The automobile struck the trolley ment. as to toe exact date of toe first and most attome3m. Solicitor Jones said he was con- head-on with a terrific craah. A Philadelphia, Jan. 6.— (A P )— Ed Simon, British foreign secretary^ At the Inquiry into toe market financing Issue, its size, or toe type small window in the front left side of obligation to be offered. ward A. Filene, chairman of the departed at noon today for London (Oontinaed on Page Four) HAS A GOOD START activities of Atlas Tack stock, Phil Maaaachusetts State Recovery to report to toi British government of the trolley was smashed. The bin’s counsel had protested that Mc "I thought reaction in toe mar automobile, k brand new truck that Board, said In e speech for delivery that there was “no use crying for WAS ESCAPED CONVICT Call was not within his right in ar kets to toe President’s budget mes STATE BOARD RAPS had been driven only 500 miles is a before Lhe American Academy of the moon” in matters of Interna resting Philbin, since toe witness sage was very good," he comment Political and Social Science today tional disarmament. Greenwlch, Jan. 5.—(AP) — An total loss. Don & Bradstrect Review had not refused to answer questions ed. that If the profit system Is destroy His report will be, based on the itinerant who was given a night’s Dangerous Spot but had replied "I don’t know" to a "We are confident we can raise ed 'it will bf destroyed by those PROCEDURE OF NRA result of his conferences here with lodging by Greenwich police and The point where the crash oc long seiles of questions about the the money and will have to begin very business men who believe most Premier Mussolini and in Paris with went on his way was identified curred is one of the most hazardous S i f t J h i ; Concerns Now Individual checks which had been right soon.” profoundly In the profit system and French government leaders. through finger prlhts today as Cllf' In town. The trolley tracks orpH drawn to his account by Philip H. Hla remark was that toe budget are shouting the loudest about Indi These conferences decided him to ford Clark, 37, who escaped 18 the highway at the comer and Ol' Out of A e Red. Philbin, Jr., Inc., a company he message yesterday had caused a vidual initiative.” Connectiinit Firms Forced to favor the shortest road to whatever yetagn ago from the state prison at though there is a “slow” sign over formed when he began ne^tiatlona minimum ^ disturbance in toe gov “At present, however, I see no Eums afreem en l can be reached as W;st)ienfield. the tracks to warn the motormen for the purchase of Atlas Tack ernment bond market. danger of this,” Filene said. "Prac against devious and perhaps end The man qame to police headquar- residents in that section say that in stock: Asked whether official buying tically all America seems to be be Go to Boston or New York less talks In an attempt to gaifi tora December 28, to aak for the variably the trolleys go around the New York, Jan. 5.—(AP)— The might have been partially responsi hind the President In his great ef m ore Utopian accords. He aagtfllto Aight’e lodging. He was accommo comer at a faht rate putting the Dun A Bradstreet weekly trade re ble, he replied; "We didn’t do any fort to discover the underlying laws the assurance of Italy's BunpaiKhjlort dated at the Y. M. C. A. where he onus on the automobile driver. Wit view said today that business en thing abnormal.” governing production and distribu for Decisions. a short-road thesis airt .WfiKljl; 'registered as William J. Nolan. As nesses of the crash say that the trol- tered the new year refiecting For several weeks toe Treasury leyman* did not sound the car STATE W H l MAKE tion anl thus to effect an orderly understood, the supj is customary in such cases, his fin cheerfulness over toe outlook for haa been Investing funds In govern whistle as a warning to Cole. arrangement of the processes.” French. ger prlc^ mere taken, and the next toe retail and wholesale divisions of ment securities. The Academy, opening a two-day H artford, Jsuj. 5.— (A P )— A t a Whether such a thesis ItokM zBornipig he departed. Hozardom Driving trade In consumer goods during toe Laat week toe purchases aggre conference, has as Its theme, "Prog meeting of the Connecticut State mean the scrapping of PnmiBr Authorities sent the finger prints At the time of the accident driv first quarter.” FARM TAX SURVEY gated $11,960,000 and In toe two ress Tov’ard National Recovery.” Recovery Board held In the Federal MacDouald’s as well as other plttto' to the Department of Justice at ing conditions were at their worst, a "With toe confirmations pouring preceding weeks approximately $16,- "The NRA and the other parts of building here yesterday. It waa vot for disa nan- ent has not, bow«i»f,. Waahtegton where they were Iden coating of Ice covering the street in regarding toe unexpected large 500,000 each. the President’s program have not ed to voice most vehement objection been suecified. A qualified spokoo-^ tified as those of the escaped con totals of retail sales last month,” repealed a single fundamental law to the present practice of some man stated emphatically today thlit v ic t (Continued on Page Four) asserted toe review, "xmcertalnty re New Project Under CWA to BRITAIN AMAZED garding toe strength of consumer of the social orders of 1929 or of Connecticut firms and organisations an understandlqg had been reached Londm , Jan. S.— (A P )— A m aze- 1919,” Filene said. "They have sim being compelled to go either lo New here only on a general Idea and that buying power is being dispelled, ply recognised the fundamental York or Boston In order to effect no defln*te plan bad been discussed. "While after-lnventoiy reports Benin® nt Once> "> 34 A "O n ^l^l I budget submitted of ^the^Amarican by Prudent are not spectacular, except In a few laws of that order—laws which for adjustment of labor disputes under The idea, as set forth in an Ital Roosevdt waa eanressed hy British isolated Instances, for toe first the time being were cheerfully dis the National Recovery Act Repre ian communique last night, is that To Desert Whole Village oommentatora today along with ad- time in four years many houses are to Do the Work. regarded. sentatives of both industry and la long d'awn out disarmament nego miration for hla courage. Game Suddenly bor, members of the board, gave tiations must be brought to a quick showing tot balances on toe tight side of toe ledger, while countless "The scheme seema to bring Infla "The recognition of our responsi numerous Instances of the confusion conclusion even though hoped-for To Prevent an Epidemic tion perceptibly nearer," seid the bilities in a machine age haa come that had existed after a settlement major achievements have to be sac others find toe figures on tos other Storra, Jan. 6— (AP)—Dr. George B. Qarke, aasistant economist at financial editor of the Mall, though upon us suddenly, after three or had been imdertaken by the state rificed. side reduced to such a small amount that they have become convinced Connecticut State College, announc paying tribute to Mr. Rooeevelt’s four years of headache; but the re- board only to find that one or the Sir John had an Informal chat Media, Pa., Jan. (AP)—0et<6 "We are not afraid of an courage. othe* of the boards In the districts epidemic,” Sack asserted, "there that recovery is off to a good start. ed today toe general plan for a sponaibUltles existed long before with newspapermen l^fore catching Out! state wide farm tax survey, a pro< "It would ^>pear that toe Inter they were recognized. to the north or south had undertak the northbound train but declined to That notice haa been served on has been one death from the dliease Cold Helps Soles. "The leading Industrial Indices Ject under toe CTWA, and part of a national dollar muat suffer Ob a re “They existed In previous admin en a se tleraent as well, often mak Interpret the communique.* He goes every family in the village of Sack- and a number made 111. Wool work sult of toe vast policy of expendi era do not fear the disease, as It is refiset less than tos normal season survey which will cover toe rural istrations quite as definitely as they ing rulings that diverged from the straight to London, having complet ville. The eighty homes In the 135- sections of toe entire country. ture.” exist today, and had we toen look state board rulings. ed his conferences in Parts b^ore year-old wool mill community have not aerlous if treated promptW." al recessing for toe year-end period. The anthrax first was contracte< Even though retail buying lacked The underlying object of toe sur The Telegraph said that *if the ed realistically at the world In Should Take Action coming to Italy. been ordered abandoned because of vey will be to obtain Information 4s whole recoveiV’ program proved a adilch we’ix living we would have It was the consensus of spokes An illustration of the Italian at an outbreak of a dang^erous disease, in the carding room of the mill toe stimulus of sub-iero tempera where sorter! are believed to have tures of toe week preceding, toe to delinquencies in pavTr.ent of farm sucoesa, Mr. R oosevelt abiouM n ot taken much the same attitude, and men for both industry and labor titude on disarmament was given In anthrax. taxes, ^ e task will M directed by handled wool from a dlseasec weather was sufficiently cold to be disappointed. much the same course, which we that something drastic ihould be an officially-inspired article In n The order waa given yesterday by toe Bureau of Eoonomiea at Waah< animal. "Woolsorters’ Disease” Is keep sales nearly on a par with toe "But,** it added, "the wfiolu re are taking now. done to bring to the attenlon of Messaggero In which It was said; R. H. Sack, who personally owns Ington working through a central the dwellinn and is president of the another name for the disease, caus prerious week’s level. covery program k In gallant de "We have been living for several Washln
Bunnyiide Junior Klng’i Daugh The Junior Choir of the Emanuel ters wul meet this evening at 7:30 Lutheran church will meet In the Manchester Overeats, GIVE HERALD EDITOR DANCE In the directors’ room of the Whlton church tonight at 6:30 o’clock. TOP NOTCH IWSIC Memorial library. Mist Bsmios Station 85, Glastonbury Local Stocks Thompsonville Wins Pohlman will be In charge of devo A large crowd Is anticipated at A BIRTHDAY DINNER Featuring tions and her topic will Be "Reaolu- the annual Christmas party of the AT BIRTHDAY BAU tlons.” local Swedish societies at Orange (Furnished by Putnam • Oo.) Hal] tomorrow night. A program of Central Bow, Hartford. Conn. Miss Hasel Luts, supervisor of art Masons Take Trimming From Doric Lodge As “ JOE” BERNET entertainment will be presented and ----- ■* Samnel Atkins, Hartford in tbs local grade schools, will be Santa Claus will distrlbutt. gifts 1 P. M. Stocks a cb Connecticut’s Foremost tbs guest speaker at the meett^ of among tbs children. Refreshments Best Orchestra Avaiiable I ) \ Men Stuff Themselves Before the Center Church Women's Guild, will M served and dancing will fol Prompter and 5 Piece Orchestra Bank Stocks Taking Part In Contests. Wholesaler, Host at Party Wednesday, January 10. Her sub low, Otto Johnson Is chairman of Bid Asked ject will be “Art Programs In our the committee In charge. Sought by Committee to EVERY SATURDAY Cap Nat Bank 4b Trust 9 10 Elementary Schools.” The meeting Conn. River ...... 460 — M eirben of'Mancbeiter Lodge of<^at the laat table by a decialve mar> Held Last Nifht wlU be open to all Interested, and First NaUonal of Htfd. 85 — Round and Square Dancing. mothers who bring their little ones Enliven Affair Jan. 30. Maaona returned a aoclal vlalt to gin. WOMAN THOUGHT DEAD Htfd. (Jonn. Truit .... 40 46 Manchester’s hopes were Inspired may have them oared for during the Doric Lodge, of Thompsonville laat meeting. Htfd. NaUonal B and T 16 18 In the eheoker contest but Tom Samuel Atkins, prominent Hart Phoenix St. B and T 166 180 night and were beaten In a cloae FOUR TIMES, RECOVERS William P. Quish, who Is la Weir lost out without getting a ford wholesaler, was host last night OLD FASHIONED AND West Hartford Trust.. M — contest of gamea. Points were ring. Last but not least came the Ths regrilar meeting of the Amer- charge of arrangements for muslo at a dinner party given In honor of MODERN DANCE loan Leegloti gioc auxiliary— will be held Insurance Stocks scored as follows; most Important event of the eve* Aetna Casualty ...... 48% 60% for the President’s Birthday ball, to the birthday anniversary of Thomas EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Monday evening, January 8, at the Doric Manchester nlng, the baseball dart game. Man Jarvis Grove DaSee HaU State Armory. Boston Firemen Keep Working Aetna Life ...... 16 17 be held at the State Armory on Lodge Lodge chester won the first game, to 6, Ferguson, editor of ’The Herald. The Aetna Fire ...... 29 VW 81V* Tuesday, January 80, today an by a seven-run rally -n the ninth Johnny Oregan, Prompter. on Her Under Orders from Setback ...... 10 6 party was held at the Tumble Brook Ths regular monthly meeting of Automobile ...... ig 20 nounced the personnel of his com due to the home .xm hit of Charlie Ladles ISo. Gents S5& Her Doctor. Ping Pong ...... 5 10 Country Club In West Hartford and the Walther League of the Zion Conn. General ...... 24 26 mittee, as follows; F r u k Busch, Wilkie with the bases loaded. Doric Oanolng 8 to U p. m. Pool ...... 5 10 a majority of those present were Lutheran church will be held this Hartford Fire ...... 89 41 Leroy Norris, Attomsy William J. clamed that the first team was the Bridge ...... 15 10 members of the state delegation to evening at 7:80. A social Ume with Boston, Jan. 6.— (A P )—Dead to National Fire ...... 40 42 Shea and Samuel Kemp. Crlbbage ...... 16 0 shock team so they sent In their all appearances no less than four Hartford Steam Boiler 44 47 the Rapubllcan National convention refreshments wlU foUow. Mr. Qulsb Yrequests that anyone first team to get some pointers and tlmss In tbs last 90 hours, Mrs. Phoenix Fire ...... 48% 60% interested in recommending an or Checkers ...... 5 0 In Chicago In June 1982 which Mr. Baseball (Dart g’me) 0 10 Manchester proceeded to show them 'Theresa Veneto 44-year-old mother Travelers ...... 340 860 chestra to fumlab music for the Atkins and Mr. Ferguson attended ABOUT TOWN Mrs. Gurdon Keeney of Hudson that they were only warming up In of five children, lived today with ball, get ir toucb wltb a membf*’ of as guests. street, who has been U1 with pneu Public Utilities Stocks Totals 55 45 the flrit game and won the second monia, is gradually improving. • every prospect of recovery. this committee as soon as possible. Quail Dinner Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 36 39 An attempt will made to secure a The setback Mntest was a nip game easily by the score of 86 to 6. Tbs annual Christmas party of Four times, since she collapsed Conn, Power ...... 34 35 and tuck affair until the laat table Manchester won the next event Mr. Atkins, noted throughout the the Howitzer Company, 169th Regi yesterday from the effects of a re locsU orchestra but the committee is > state as an Ideal host, left nothing Ths msstlag of ths Better FUms Greenwich', W*G, pfd. 38 48 determined to obtain the best mtislc when Doric Lodge won out on without scoring a point when Doric ment, C. N. G., will be held this eve Coimcil scheduled for Tuesday after cent o.>eration, Boston firemen, Hartford E lec ...... 47% 49% James Baker’s bid. To avenge the served refreshments which were undone to make the party as nearly ning at 6 o’clock at the State working with an artificial respira possible without excessive expense. perfect as possible. The dinner fea noon at the home of the president, Hartford Gas ...... 40 45 Thomas Conran, chairman of the setback defeat the Ping Pong, trio quickly disposed of. Doric then chal' Armory. The annual banquet will be Mrs. Raymond Burnham, will be tion maoblns, wsre disheartened do., p f d ...... 45 _ went out and captured the contest lenged Manchester to another ball ture was delicious North Carolina held at that time, followed by the when Mrs. Veneto’s bsart showed refreshment committee, has an emitted, and no meeting held in SNET(Jo ...... 100 104 nounced that booths will be erected easily. Manchester then went Into game uid with all their stars and quail and was accompanied by sev no action and her pulse seemingly Christmas party la the company Juuary. At the meeting the first Maofifacturing Stocks along the sides of the main au^tor- the lead by capturing the pool Manchester’s handicap of overeat eral dishes prepared In the Tumble rooms. Sergeant Paul Morlarty Tuesday in February, an out-of- ceased to beat. Am Hardware ...... I8 20 lum at the Armory, at which the matches but they soon relinquished ing they lost a very close game 5 to Brook club c b ^ s Inimitable style. beads the committee on arrange town neaker will be present ss will Throughout the long vigil, how Following the dinner an hour of Am Hosiery ...... 30 dancers may obtain refreshments at the lead as Harold Preston and bis 3. ments. Members are requested to official representatives of the vari ever, Dr, H. H. Garden urged t: e any time during the evening. Mr. sociability was enjoyed recalling en Arrow H and H, co m .. 9 11 tribe of crlbbage players did not A good time was bad by all and bring inexpensive presents to be dis ous organizations who compose the firemra to try once again. Today at (Jonran will have a staff of thirty score a single point. Doric Lodge in- Manchester Lodge expressed their tertaining features of the Chicago noon. Dr. Garden pronotmee Mrs. do., pfd ...... 90 ' 100 tributed to the members of the com Billings 6md Spencer.. — 1 waitresses to assist wlU the re creased their lead by a very closely appreciation to Doric Lodge f<» convention trip. pany at the party. council. Veneto definitely better. freshments. Karl Keller will act in Those Attending Bristol Brass ...... is 20 contested bridge contest; Charles their very pleasant evening and left The annual business meeting of do., pfd ...... 98 _ the capacity of cashier. Bunzel and Albert Todd losing out for home at a late hour. Those present were Lieutenant the Second Congregational church Governor Roy Wilcox of Meriden; Dog Warden Raymond Robinson will be held Thursday ecenlng. Case, Lockwood and B — 800 Collins Co...... 40 - GET 10 P. C. DIVIDEND. Colonel William H. Welch, comnuui- has received reports from several January 11, at 7:80. Reports of the sources lately that dogs have been officers and ebureb organizations Colt’s Firearms ...... 15% i 7 i/» peace and Howard Hastings, viola dant of the Fitch’s Home for Sol Eagle Lock ...... 28 - New Haven, Jan. 6.— (A P )— tion of the n r otor vehicle law. diers at Noroton Heights; Albert breaking into rabbit pens and have will be made, and matters of busi N. Y. Stocks slaughtered the pets. Over 60 rab Fafnlr Bearings ...... 40 60 Judge Frederick M. Peasley author THREE LOCAL CASES Appeals were vacated by Nathan Bennett, of the State Finance De ness proper to come before said ized today the payment of a ten bits In several sections of town have Fuller Brush, CTass A, 7 10 Shapiro, charged with peddling partment; Finance Commissioner meeting transacted. The nominat Adams Exp ...... 7 per cent dividend on saving depos been killed in the past few months. ing committee of which Joseph Gray Tel Pay Station 13 15 without a license; James Madden, Edward F. HaU, of New Britain; J. Air Reduc ...... 98 Hart and (Jooley .... __ 125 its in the Broadway Bank and Trust ON c o m DOCKET Wright Is chairman will also present down for breach of the peace and Fred Baker, clerk of the State Sen Alaska Jun ...... 22% Hartmann Tob, com ., — 5 (Company and a similar dividend to Peter Rowe, accused of violation of ate; Frank Lyrnch, chief clerk State Rev. Malcolm Taylor wiU speak a slate of officers and committees AUegbeny ...... 3 Vi for the year 1934. do., pfd ...... 9 _____commercial depositors of the West the motor vehicle law. * Finance Department; Clarence G. at the morning service at St. Mary's Anied Cbem ...... 148H Int SUver ...... 34 33 Haven Bank and Tnist Company. Three Appeak to Soperior The case of Robert J Donnelly, Willard, secretary of the Republi Episcopal church, Sunday m om ^, Am Can ...... 95 do., pfd ...... 60 63 The First National Bank of Cooper street, was listed can State Central committee; January 14. He Is provincial secre Ever Ready Qrcle of King's Am (JomI Alco ...... 53 Landers. Frary A Ok. 29 31 Trust Company, receiver for the State’s Attorney Hugh Alcorn, but Harold G. Baldwin, Hartford busi tary for New England. Daughters will entertain the junior Am For P o w ...... New Bri. Mch. co m .. 6 8 Broadway Bank and Trust Company Coart Vacated — Opens it win not be beard as Mr. Donnelly ness man; Major Raymond Gates, groups affiliated with the senior Am Rad St S ...... 14 Va do., pfd ...... 30 50 was given permission to tranaftr The regular weekly meeting of died suddenly of a heart attack last State Agencies commissioner; Judge circle Tuesday evening at the Am Smelt ...... 43 Vs Mann A Bow, (Jlaas A — 7 1100,000 from the commercial the Manchester Kiwanis club will month. Raymond A. Johnson, of Muebes* Whlton Memorial library directors' Am Tel and T e l ...... 109^ do., (Jlass B ...... % _ branch of the closed bank to its on Tneidap. be held Monday noon at the Hotel room. It will be an old-time cos Am Tob B ...... 68?i North and Judd ...... 14 i 6 savings deposits to make ths ten^ ter; Representative William J. Sheridan. The speaker will be Rob tume party. Thornton, of Manchester; Harry F. Am Wat Wks ...... 17 V* NUes, Bern Pond ___ 9 n per cent dividend possible. Coun BOY AOOTOENTALLY SHOT ert Hamilton of Coventry. He will Anaconda ...... 14% Philadelphia, Jan. 6 — (AP) — Russell, of Manchester; Ronald H. Peck. Stow and Wilcox 2 8 sel for the receiver told the court With three Manchester persons tell of bis experiences and observa Mias Lucy Barrera, 64 School Atchison ...... 56 Russell M fg ...... 15 20 the transfer would be temporary. ■vacating their appeals, only three Eight years old Keith Culverbouse Ferguson, of The Herald; Thomas tions In England during a two-year street. Miss Mary Dolan, 51 Ply is recovering today from a slight Auburn ...... 52% Scovill ...... 21 23 instead of six cases involving local Ferguson, the guest of honor; and stay there. Harold R. Burr will mouth Lane, Miss Merlon Ferris Aviation (Torp ...... 8 wound which bis mother says was Samuel Atkins, the host Stanley Woiks ...... is 20 residents are on the criminal dock provide the attendance prize. ^ Oak street, and Miss Rebecca Balt and- O hio ...... 23 Standard S c r e w ...... 43 __ Inflicted by a bullet fired accidental Harris, 80 Oxford street have re et for trial In Superior Court In ly from a rifle held by Cordon Bendlx ...... 16 do., pfd., guar...... lOO _ Hartford during the term that The Nutm^ Trail Epworth sumed their studies at Connecticut Cochrane, Jr,, 9 year old son of Success at clerical work at the Beth Steel ...... 36 Smythe Mfg C o ...... 23 — starts next Tueii^y. Judge Edwin League Institute wiU ope- with a ^ lleg e. New London after the Beth Steel, p f d ...... 67'4 COMEDY! “Mickey” Cochrane, manager of the age of 21 is predicted relatively Taylor and Fenn .... — n o C. Dickenson will preside. supper and program at the Burnside ChristtnaB recess. Miss Barrera and Borden ...... 201* Tonington ...... 49% 511^ Detroit Tigers baseball club. much better than success at me Miss Dolan were In the class of 1933 The local cases to come up In The boy was wounded in the back Methodist church this evening, be Can Pac ...... 14 U chanical work or mixed work, re naduating from Mancbeater High Underwood Mfg Co .. 36 38 clude the following; Dcmiel Krauss, yesterday, while paying with sev ginning at 6:30. The second meet Case (J. I.) ...... 67*2 Union Mfg Co ...... _ 10 MUSIC! 'Violation of the motor vehicle law; ports Irving Lorge of Columbia ing will be at the East Hartford School and are now Freshmen at Cerro De Pasco ...... 34
abandonment a t the whole constitu tional system, the effort x> use the VETS’ PENSIONS police power as an agency in Na BANK DEPOSITORS FEARS A. A.1 K M tional planning must be looked on //. Douglas Johnson, Jr, Congressional Chuckles as a passing phase. ON CWA REDUCED "As lenders, the Public Works MEET TONIGHT Washington, Jan. 5.—(AP) —, > Crowthsr held a hurried consul mu nr DAIRIES Administration and the Reconstruc Answer This Appeal tation with himself and decided he tion Finance Corporation have been Petite Mrs. Isabella Greenway, Ari zona’s new Congresswoman kept a would yield himself as much time as flops,” he stated. Sjrracuse, N. Y., Jan. 6.—H. Doug-< ^ "Your mother is so worried about he wanted. Men Earning More Than "As spenders, through them las Johnson, Jr., 14, read this; 3TOU she is ilL Your father’s desk at careful lookout for even the small selves aud the Qvil Works Admin the Herald where he is a state edi To Take Action on Proposed est signs and arrows daring her Vermont Governor S e^ Dan istration, they have been making "Please let your mother and tor is gathering dust. He can’t wort. Senator Huey P. Long, the Louis father know where you are at once. meanderingd today about the Capi iana “Klngflsb” voted yesterday a $50 Month Wfll Be Cot real headway once the President Your uncles, William Lane, Mayor Loan Making 20 P. C. tol. bad day. He dashed into bis office had given the signal to shoot The Mother la ill from worry. Telephone Marvin’s secretary and Han^d B. Yesterday she got lost in the in ger Ahead for New Eng Agricultiral Adjustment Adminis us collect.” for a look at his mail. On top of a Johnson, editor of the Watertown tricate system of corridors and huge pile was a letter carrying this to $6. tration has shown some pronounced H. Douglas Jr., that appeal is Times are on the telephone day and Division Now. spent so much time, trying to flnH results in certain sections of the address in pencil: "The Hon. Hole P. land If Put in Operation. from H. Douglas Sr., your father, night trying to find you. Peter, 8, the meeting room she was half an Longe.” coimtry becduse the money has been who today, four days after you left your brother asks for you. hour late to a silver caucus of in- given away, not lent.” home, asked fellow newspapermen "Read again your father’s mes A little later the Senator was Veteraiu drawing pensions who Depositors in the Manchester termountain representatives. Be making a speech and during the Worcester, Mass., Jan. 5—(AP)— are employed under the civil works to help find you. sage and use the nearest telephone.” Trust and Safe Deposit Company, wildered tourists sympathized. course of It moved over next to the ‘There is danger for New Bkxglahd agreement or imder the public closed since the March 4 bank holi Denoocratic leader “Joe” Robinson farmers in the present situation at works agreement, may not receive SEEKS BROADER POWERS day, will meet tonight in Tinker Leader of the Republican debate more than 150 monthly or their pen of Arkansas, with whom he has had Washington, if provisions for the Hall at eigbt o’clock to hear the on the liquor tax bill before the several tiffs. dairy business are forced upon them sion will be reduced, Capt. Niels I. High Goal Set proposal of the State Banking Com House, Representative Crowther of Poulsen, chairman of the employ TO BATHE CRIMINALS POLISH CHURCH’S missioner that a loan from the Re “I move that the Senate stand ad which would help the middle west New York allowed himself two min journed until Monday,” Robinson ern farmers at their expense,” Gov. ment committee of the American For Mellon Jr. construction Finance Corporation be utes to speak. Stanley C. Wilson of Vermont said Legion for New Haven coimty ad accepted so that a 20 per cent divi said immediately after Long stopped (Oontinaed from Page One) The gavel banged; time was up. talkmg. today at the meeting of the Massa vises. This ruling is important to a 5TH ANNIVERSARY Vi'’, '■"// sion of deposits now frozen can be chusetts Dairymen’s Association. large number of veterans now em Ings involving the acquisitioB of Afected. “Up-to-date" most of the opera ployed on various federal relief pro land by the Federal government.” Up ’To Depositors tions of the AA.-A. have result^ in jects. Stealing of Antoe Complete arrangements for a loan injury to our New England fann The ruling is as follows: of $365,000 were made by the State RAIN AND SLEET CENTER CHURCH MEN Cummings did not give additional Plan Observance Sunday In Banking Commissioner’s office and ers,’’said Gov. Wilson. "They are en "Employment with the civil works details as to the legislation he had titled to some consideratioli, when program or public works program is by Attorney WiDiam j. Shea, chair TO HEAR NEWS REVIEW they ask for help in the mlllr mar considered government employment in mind. It is known, though, that man of the Depositors’ committee his aides would like to obtain an ex Two Services — Ban IMPEDE TRAYE k et and if the disabled veteran so em last week, but the proposal made by No Surplus Here ployed receives more than $50 in pansion of the Dyer Act, which the R. F. C. involved so much detail makes interstate transportation of with regard to repayment that it Ward E. Diiffy of the Hartford “There is talk of surplus produc salary or wages for any one month quet to Be Held. Times to Give Talk Sunday tion of dairy products. It is said because of such emplo3rment, his stolen automobiles a Federal of was thought advisable to put the that New Elngland has too many pa3rments of compensation or pen fense. matter squarely before the deposi Walking and Motoring Are on 1933 Events. cows. In fact New England farm sion will be reduced to $6 per month They feel, too, that extradition tors. « The Polish National church on If the $365,000 loan is accepted ers do not have cows enough to pro for such period as the salary' or proceedings now are so involved in Golway street will celebrate its fifth The Men’s League of the Center vide milk, cream and butter for some instances as to delay if not It may be impossible to realize on Treacherous — One Seri Congregational church will hear its wages exceeds $50 per month. anniversary Simday at the 10:30 a, the balance of the deposits for a theii own natural markets. Great "Veterans suffering from com hamper justice. There has been con m. mass, and at a special meeting aimual review of the events of the quantities of butter, cream, con bat disabilities will not be subject siderable discussion also of requir period of from four to five years. preceding year presented Sunday densed milk and powdered milk axe to be hell at 8 o’clock In the after However, it is believed in banking ous Accident momlng-at 9:30 by Ward E. Duffy, to this reduction. ing attorneys who plan an alibi de noon at Turn Hall, North street. circles that thp present Congress shipped into New England now. If "Veterans drawing pensions for fense to submit their contentions to managing editor of the Hartford New Elngland products could only Rev. Petei Latae heads the com will take definite action to further Times and formerly of tllfe Manches other thitn actual combat disabilities the prosecution before the triaL mittee in charge of the program relieve closed banks and if so the have preference in New Elngland should if they do not desire their Various firearms control plans Rain that started during the night ter Herald. Mr. Duffy’s talk will be markets one great trouble of our which will consist of music, decla local situation will be remedied. For titled "Crossing the 'Threshold.” He farmers would be ended. pension disturbed, make certain have been advocated, among them mations and speeches appropriate that reason it is thought advisable and froze as it fell, turned to sleet that their salary or wages from gov one by Senator Copeland (D., N. Y.) to accept the 20 per cent division will review the highlights of 1933, Questionable Method ernment employment does not ex to the occasion. At five o’clock a at 6 this morning, changed again to generally admitted by newspaper “It Is now proposed, I understand, chairman of the Senate crime in banquet will be enjoyed In the base now available. rain at 10 and covered the ground that farmers be required to kill off eeed $50 in any one month. vestigating committee, under which Advisee Acceptance men to be the biggest news story "If they permit Income from this ment of the hall. Mrs. Frank Rydle- year within present memory. a certain percentage of their cows, machine gim dealers would be wlcz and Mrs. Ludwig Sumlslauskl Congressman Kopplemann In a with a treacherous coating of ice source to exceed $50 in any one telegram to his friend, Edward J. which made both walking and Members of the CYP club will also and be paid for such cows by a pro licensed and Federal records kept are serving as co-chairmen, and hear an Interesting speaker at their cessing tax. This is a measure of month pension for such month will of scratches left on bullets fired Murphy, today expressed himself -s motoring hazardous. be adjusted to $6 per month. they will be assisted by a large being of the opinion that the R. F. Indication of the coming storm six o’clock meeting. Mrs. Alexan very questionable wisdom, aside “Adjustment of pension for any from each weapon. These records, it committee from among the men Richard King Mellon, above, tak der Bunce of Bolton will talk on from its Socialistic cbaracteristics, is argued, would permit future C. loan woiild be of great help to appeared last night when the u it would justify bringing in west month will not in any way disturb and women of the church. ’Tickets ing over bis father's desk in Manchester people if the depositors weather moderated after a penetrat ‘‘Racial Understanding.” Mrs. Bunce existing pension rate in future pay positive identification of the firearm for the meal are In the hands of the Pittsburgh, faces one of the hard endorsed the locm proposition. is thoroughly acquainted with con ern milk and cream. It may be well from which any bullet was fired. committee, and this group as well ing cold yesterday that did not how to cull our herds. But It is difficult ments when rate is not to be ad est tasks ever delegated to a ever approach the zero mark within ditions among the colored people of justed.” Mallosr’s Statement as Rev. Latas, extend to Polish peo the South and her discussion will to lift ourselves by our bootstraps. young banker—to maintain the 22 degrees. "We must stimulate the sale of Included in Cummings’, report ple in this and surrounding towns records set in the financial world center about their problems. were statements by heads of su n ^ a cordial Invitation to join with PYTHIANS HOLD JOINT Travel Dangerous milk and cream.” by the triumvirate of the late R. Sidewalks and streets all over Justice Department agencies, them in observation of this fifth B Mellon, his father, the late HNANCIERS STUDYING among them this from Pat Malloy, milestone in the life of the church, Manchester today were glazed with By cutting nine miles from the Judge Thomaa Mellon, his grand INSTALLATION TUESDAY Ice, and one had to be extremely highway between San Francisco and resigned assistant attorney general regardless of whether or not their father, founder of the great in charge of the criminal division beliefs coincide with those of the carefifi to avoid a fall. Motorists ABOUT TOWN Los Angeles the highway depart PRESDENTS NEW BUDGET banking house, and. his uncle. also had to drive slowly because of ment eliminated 539 curves. whose place has been taken by Polish National denomination. Andrew W. Mellon. Roast Beef Supper Will Pre The 12tb anniversary banquet of Joseph B. Keenan. Malloy said: cede Ceremonies at Odd Fel the danger of skidding. Ephraim Cole, of 10 West Middle the Britlsh-American Club will be (OoBttmied from Page One) "It has been the policy to assist lows Hall Here. held Saturday, January 27; In Ma state authorities in every manner Tuinplke, was badly Injured this sonic Hall. A roast turkey dinner morning when the Plnehurst de Setback and Dance terday there had been no increase possible. Marked progress has been HIGHWAYS OF STATE Memorial Temple, No. 38, Pythian will be served by Osano and a pro in the R. F. C. gold price, which had made in this connection with so- livery car in which he was riding gram of local and professional en Highland Park Sisters, and Memorial Lodge, No. was struck by a trolley car on Cen led to renewed rumors in Washing called ‘racketeering and gangster 38, Knights of P>-thias, will 'install tertainment supplied by the CoDimunity Club ton and Wall street during the past cases,’ as well as those involving COVERED WITH ICE OBITUARY ter street. It is believed that the Clements bureau of Hartford will be their ofiicers jointly at an open sleet covering the windshield and week or two of approaching stabill- kidnaping and extortion.” ceremony Tuesday evening in Odd given. Music for the dinner will be Saturday Night, Jan. 6 satioB of the dollar. J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the dl- the frjnt glass of the trolley car by Behrend’s orchestra. Hartford, Jan. 6.—(AP)—Skid Fellows hall. A roast beef supper obscured the vision of the auto driv President Roosevelt made it clear ,1 vision of investigation, added: ding on heavily iced highways in all DEATHS will be served at 6:30 in the banquet Admission 25c. in his message to Congress on Wed "In the past year there have been parts of the state this morning, Con hall for the Knights and their wives, er and the trolley operator. The meeting of the Women’s For eign Missionary society of the South nesday, however, that stabilization perhaps more kidnaplngs than at necticut motorists believe Friday James F. Sipples and the Pythian Sisters and their Street department employees, was at this time impossible, and he any prior time, this In the fact of spells bad luck at the wheel. To James F. Sipples, 71, of 109 husbands. A brief business meeting regularly en\ployed by the town, Methodist church which was to again described the administration’s the fact that a rather unusual rec day, and exactly three weeks ago Charter Oak street, died early this will be •’ollowed by the installation, were on the job again today sand have been held this evening at the Atlantic Rayolite monetary purpose as a "arriving at ord of crime solutions and swift when a serious ice storm arrived, morning at his home following a entertainment and dance, to whicjh ing the streets about the communi home of Mrs. Rossa Brookings, 141 a medium of exchange which will punishment therefoi was achieved traffic and especially bus transpor lingering illness.. ty. Particular attention was paid to East Middle Turnpike, has been the member^ have the privilege of postponed to Monday evening at the have over the years less variable by the division.” tation, were affected while state and He is survived by his wife, Mrs. inviting t^ lr friends and others in the hillside streets. / Merchants in RANGE OIL the downtown section at an early same place. purchasing and debt i^aylng power Hoover said that In the last fiscal local road crews spent the early Mary Sipples; six daughters, Mrs. terested. Cue's orchestra will pro Regular users of this oil claim for our people than that of the year, ended June 80, convictions hours sanding hills. William Dietz, Mrs. John Oletz, vide music for dancing. hour had the sidewalks made safe were obtained In 8,896 cases in Rain and sleet froze on the Mrs. Joseph Barrett and Miss Helen with liberal spreadings of sand and The regular monthly meeting of they have found none better. past.” District Deputy Past Grand Chief the Buckland Community club No Change In Policy which his agents performed investi ground. ’The worst delay to busses Sipples of this town; Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Francu Chambers of this ashes. began at 6:46 a. m., on outlying Crossen of South Windsor and Mrs. which ordinarily would occur Mon ANY OIL COSTS S'/iC GAL. There has been no indication in gative work. town, will install the officers of the No Other Injuries day evening, will be postponed until Washington that the administration Investigative activities were said routes, Trolleys were reported ro William Crossen of Bloomfield, and At the Manchester Memorial Why take a chance with in two sons, James, Jr., of this town Temple, and District Deputy Past a later date. has decided to give up its program to be many, not only because of be adhering to schedule. Grand Chancellor Walter Kemble of hospital it was reported that no per ferior grades? kidnaplngs but also because of reg Those of the 800 state highway and Thomas K. Sipples of Meriden, of varying the price of gold, as a and 32 grandchildren. Rockville, will install the officers of sons had been treated for Injuries All CWA workers will be advised method of lifting and stabilizing ulations making gold hoarding Ille men who are located near the shore Memorial Lodge. from falls during the day. began sanding at midnight, and in Funeral arrangen^ents are incom on Monday that a report of all In commodity prices, but following the gal. Approximately 10,000 names— plete. Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock the CWA workers were recalled from juries to men while employed must L. T. WOOD CO. temporary dip of U. S. government 600 of them fictitious—of suspend land work began at 3 a. m. Wind Temple officers will have a rehears duty today because the rain and be made at once to the job fore 61 Blssell Street Tel. 4496 bonds in November increases in thie ed hoarders were given to the divi ham county is the least affected al al In Odd Fellows hall in prepara sleet made work on the roads and though ice covers the entire state. man. A ruling to this effect was gold price have been relatively sions of InvesAlgation for investiga tion for the installation, and each in the woods practically Impossible. made today by the state safety in small, although commodity prices tion. With temperatures hovering near WOOLWORTH HEIRESS officer xs requested to wear white Checks for this week's work will be spector. are still far from the frequently «ug- After Higher Ups the freezing point the ice was softer (or the ceremony, distributed Saturday by Town Treas The result of concentration than three weeks ago, heavy vehicl es gested objective of the levels of securing better traction. The mer urer George H. Waddell. Members of Mons-Ypres Com The Pill That Willi 1926. against big makers and transport OFF ON WORLD TOUR mand, British War Veterans of this ers of illicit liquor, instead of the cury at Hartford this morning at H Son of the Fox . Now what the monetary experts o’clock hovered around 80 degrees. town, will attend the funeral to MagnelTs wonder 1s whether the announced smaller fry also was shown. The morrow In Hartford of William Prohibition Bureau made 76,664 Chicago, Jan. 6.—(AP)—Barbara necessity of a good market for gov Hutton Mdlvani, $40,000,000 helreee, Clark, commander-elect of Edith Active Liver Pills ernment bonds to permit borrowing cases foi prosecution in the year COURT SETS THE DATE Cavell Command, British War Vet compared with 90,217 b®' and her husband, Prince Alexis (Assists liver drainage, constipa $6,000,000,000 in new funds and re SIAM’S KING TO VISIT Mdlvani, passed through Chicago erans of Hartford, who died sudden tion, biliousness, headache, and funding present obligations in the fore. Federal Court convictions ly Wednesday night at the Hartford were 62,797 while of 12,976 cases in today in a luxurious private rail FOR KAMINSKI’S TRIAL flatulence). aggregate of $4,000,000,000 in the road car. hospital. next six months, may tend to push stituted in state cour s 10,696 termi AMERICA ON APRIL 16 nated in convictions. They left New York last night on the gold price lifting plan still fur The total of prisoners in Federal a world tour, which, according to Springfield, Mass., Jan. 5.—(AP) MAONELL ther into the background. Institutions at the year end was 13,- Bangkok, Siam, Jan. 6.—(AP)— present plans, will culminate la —Three men charged with first de HOSPITAL NOTES la An Experiment 188, or 1,126 less them the year be King Prujadhlpok’s concern over his about a year in Paris where they gree murder were arraigned In su The administration h u made it will make their home. , DRUG GO. fore. eyes is the chief reason for the perior court today and pleaded not Mrs. Anna KUdish, of 64 Union 1096 Main Street clear that lifting the gold price is The decrease was attributed to "a journey he and his Queen will start The private car, "(Turleyhut' is guilty. street, was discharged yesterday. experimental, and is only one of the change in the attitude of the public Jan. 12 to the western world. the property of the princess’ father, They are Alexander Kaminski, 24 Ephraim Cole, of 10 West Middle several forces which it is bringing toward Federal prohibition and ac It was learned today that both Franklin H. Hutton, whose wife, of New Britain, Conn., and Paul Turnpike, Eugene Griffin, of 272 to bear to restore commodity prices. tion taken by Congress to broaden the King’s eyes aie stricken, the now deceased, was Mrs. E ^ a Wool- Wargo, 21, of Wallingford, Conn., Porter street and Miss Dora Fos It has also been explained that the the probation system." right more seriously than the left. worth. Indicted for killing Merrit. W. Hay ter, of Wapplng, were ewlmltted, and desired commodity price objectives Included in the report, without Their tentative prograun In Amer Acccimpanylng the prince and den, a county Jail guard last Octo Edward Newton, of 26 Hamlin may not be achieved for some time. comment, was a statement by Chief ica is as follows; princess was Jimmy Donahue, her ber at the time of their escape from street, and Rudolph Reich, of 18 Monetary experts, furthermore, as Justice Hughqs on the judicial con Arrive New York April 16; 19-year-old cousin, also an heir to jail, and Joseph Zygarowskl of Chic Hazel street were discharged today. sume that the government would ference of senior circuit judges held Visit Washington April 23 to 26; the Woolworth millions. opee. ’The last named is charged scarcely ask investors to buy $10,- last September summarizing legis Return to New York April 26 to The party will arrive in Oakland with murdering his wife with an ax 000,000,000 in bonds repayable In lative recommendations by that consult Dr. John M. Wheeler, who Sunday and plan, Jimmy said, to ten years ago. HOME COOKED dollars of less purchasing power conference, among them one to pre operated on the King’s left eye embark on the 11th on the “Tatsuti The trial of Kaminski and Wargo Maru” for the Orient CHICKEN DINNERS than those raised by the sale of the vent invalidation of a Grand Jury three years ago as to whether an was set for Feb. 26. 1 to I 0*Glook Any Sunday bonds. Indictment because one or more ju other operation for the removal of 75 CENTS If the gold price raising program rors is disqualified provided 12 who cataracts should be performed. Phone Reaervatlona were delayed, it is suggested, the were qualified concurred. It was understood that the King REJEQED SUITOR The golden wedding anniversa^ Windsor Lock* 638-14 Bing government might tsike care of its and Queen have accepted the invi party of Mr. and Mrs. William 9 BROOKSIDE MANOR more immediate requirements by tation to be guests at the White Perrin In Long Bearch, Cal., was at selling short-term issues. One of the House extended by the President MURDER SUSPECT Broad Brook,_Conn. tended by Mrs. Perrin’s parents, Harry Tohumml. Prop. more novel suggestions made is that 7 ELECTION CONTESTS and Mrs. Roosevelt. Their Majesties who have been married 69 years. the government might sell bonds re vdll travel Incognito as Prince and (Oontinaed from Page One) payable in such a number of dol- ARE BEFORE THE HOUSE Piiucess Sukhodaya and they plan lus as will have the same purchas to leave the United States June 22. vinced the girl has been slain, and ing power of those paid for the that theory of suicide was out of the bonds, the number to be determined Washington, Jan. 6—(AP)—The question. She was found lying on by the commodity price index at the House moved today to dispose of the floor of her home, a bullet Of Course time the bonds mature. Some bond election contests Involving seven STATE BOARD RAPS through her heart. A note was experts are dubious over that plan, members. found in the girl’s apron, saying that however, suggesting that it is so Reports on the contests were sriit she would rather die than reTwal to to the House by its clerk. South PROCEDURE OF NRA It isn *t Ours novel that investors might be wary Trimble. Speaker Rainey' referred the robbers the place where $610 of it. ■ them to elections committees for was kept, and that she hid it In an One suggestion heard in Wall (Oontlfloed from Page One) outhouse. The money was found consideration. there intact. Exclusively street is that part of the $6,000,000,- Contests In which testimony al 006 of additional funds sought by ready has been taken, Trimble said. now acting to the best of its ability, Solicitor Jones quoted physicians the government during .the next six Included that of James McAndrews with the hope that Connecticut may as saying the position of her body months may be desired to establish Malnst Fred A. Britten for the settle its own troubles. and powder marks on her apron in Every inch a blueblood, Oal- But a large fund similar to the British Ninth Ulinols District; William C. Routine matters were discussed dicated that she could not have last Prince, first toal of the fa equalization fund, to bring the dol F c : against William L. Higgins for at the board meeting which was at killed herself. mous Gallant Fox, is being The old-timers, and a lot of the young lar under more definite control. This the Second Connecticut dlsmct, and tended by Chairman Edward G. groomed at the Belalr Stud to In would be considered a step toward O. B. Lovette against B. Carroll Ddlan, E. Kent Hubbard, Johnstone Encouragement of game birds and follow in the footsteps of his folk too, like to come here for their stabilization. Reece for the First Tennessee dis Vance, Milton McDonald, John J. animals to help solve the land use Illustrious sire. Here is a trict. Walsh and Joseph Halloran. problems arising from curtailed closeup of ,the likely two-year- 100 8®® Cases abated because no testi agricultural production is suggested old oolt. by Gallant Fox out of mony bad been reported by the re by the U. 8. Bureau of Bloroglcal Mary Christmas, taken at Aque NARRAOANSETT FILENE EULOGIZES tired dates, Trimble said, were: Survey. / duct, L. 1. Chanahan vs. Beck, Second Penn BUNDED BY STORM, sylvania; LaOuardla vs. Lanzetta, RECOVERY PROGRAM 20th New Year; Casey vs. Turpin, Twelfth Pennsylvania. RUNS INTO TROLLEY BEER (OontliiiMd from Page One) Trimble reported also that Loyal B^ause our quiet, cosy atnHMphere is ours exdu- G. Reese, who had filed notice of a (Oontinned from Page One) neM is for the consumer—the mass contest of the election of Russell RANGE & FUEL OILS sively. consumer. Only with that under Ellzey from the Eighth Mississippi and ice was forming on the wind standing, and only as we exalt and District, had withdrawn the contest. shield. We Handle Only The Bentl On Saturday we serve Free Steaming reverence the consumer’s dollar, can Mr. Cole had borrowed the truck When In Neetf Of Range Or Fuel Oil we effect an orderly arrangement of M. B. SANDERS DIES from the Plnehurst Grocery to make Clams from 6 o’clock until closing. hunum affairs.” * an emergency trip to Hartford, Mrs. Harry Baton, of Washington, In a Wallingford, Jan. 6.—(AP)—Mar Cole’s father, Napoleon Chlcotne, of PH O N E 5293 paper on Human Elements In the cus B. Sanders, first selectinan and Hartford, had been taken to 8t Reioovery Program, said the main p ^ r le to r of the Semders News Fra&ds hospital suddenly and Mr. stay of the recovery program at Company on Main street, died today and Mrs. Cole rushed to the d ty to present is the expenditure of gov- at his home. He had been confined see him. Mrs. Cole remained in The Bandy Oil Co. ELM TREE TAVERN eraaent money. He asserted that recently by illness. His widow surr Hartford and her husband was re 1S5 Center Street Manchester , (BnUnard Place) unless future developments-require vlves. turning to his worhrberb. -----
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S cas^ Lodge InshOs New in a divorce" » petpetitkm...... that Pat- plunge porlods: 7 to 7:40; 7:30 to oas for the Wm Also Observe Christmas hfa y huaband, F r ^ a salesman, returned :20; 8:20 to 9. Sdmol House, but more surr DELAYS DECISION I The caaes were disposed of as fol rick Unton left his wife, Mary, 61 home at 4 o’clock in the morning » lows: number dlsehai|r^, 88; num- I ginoe they were married in 'There will be dancing in the gym. ed motiffs wdl guide tho IrariM idf ly Elected OfHcets and 1926, but that each time she per and announced that hs had been from 8:80 to 12:80. Muslo by Jack eWA ortista easlgnod to pent pen- Monday N ^ t in Their , , her of x-ra^ taken, 21\ number of playing baseball. W hole Day Taken Up Hearing accidents, 17; number of births dur- mitted,him to oome back and be KeUer and his Westchester BUtmore sis for Pittsburgh schools. reconciled. When s expressed her doubt, he orchestra. Therf will be a speol.J “The men will try to make aa struck her, she told Judge itudolph Chb Rooms. TesUmony tai Action of Col.| tlons,Jw seven; largest number Hears Aaniial Reports. Mre. Linton, however, was not singiBg and dancing team ac - by artistic'interpretation of iA ool ao- lins vs. Blonstein Brothers. in any one day, 18; smallest number F. DeeorL Lorraine and Bobby Andes. tivity,” says E3mer Stephan, dirao- the plaintiff. It was Patrick who The Judge gave her an uncontest treated in any one day, six; daily sued and he charged cruelty. — - ^ - tor of ait education in the dty Aftei; a whole day.bad been taken A total of 12,518.60 w u paid out ed divorce. schools, Campbell Council, K. of C., will average, 10. Engelwood, Col.—^It Seems that The bOys’ swimming classes will up in the bearing if testimony, the Organ Beeltel Simdaiy TJnftrti.i, Neb.—The police, wire He discloses that Lee MoQuaidc, hold combined Chrlstmeun and in lick benefits to members by Davy Jones’ parrot can tell good li meet aj follows: Be^nners class, a $5,000 law suit o f Frank D. Collins, less system of eommunieation in widely known Pittsburgh artist, , An organ recital will be present Scandla Lodge, No. 28, Order of quor from bad. 9:30 to 10:16; Intermediate class, 9^ New Year’s party In its clubrooms of Brookline, Mass., against Reubin ed at the Union Omgr^atlonal suburban College View seemed a 10:15 to 11; Junior Life Saving, 11 will (k' a two-part pend for . tiio Vasa, during the year 1938, it was Sparks, the 20 odd year old bird, bit awry, so investigated and Board of Education’s administratlOB in the State Theater building next Blonstein. and Joseph Blonstein of Church Simday evening at T o’clock enjoyed a regular whiskey diet to 11:45. Monday evunlng, following a short reported last night, when the ne«dy found, to«y that the probable building--one portraying “the older Rockville, remained imsettled. by A. Stanley Usher of Hartfurd, elected officers of the lodge, headed when Jones sailed the seas. When The atrls’ dancing classes wlU be business meeting scheduled to begin Judge Frank P. McEvoy, of who is substituting for Prof. Wil cause' was an electric heater a held as follows: Tiny Tots, 10:30 to type of education reetrietod to a by EJmore Anderson as president prohibition came, Jones offered young woman had installed to warm few,” the other depicting the “mod at eight o’clock. Waterbury, presiding at the winter liam Hammond of Mt. Holyoke col Sparks a drink of moon. For three 11; Intormeoiate, 11 to 11:30; Ad Dr. Q. A. Caillouette will act as term of the Tolland County Court, lege, who Is unable to appear on ac were installed at a meeting in a bowl of tropical fish. em tyi>e of ehjeation for alL” Orange H all ’The lodge, vdilcb has- days the bird was as seasick as any vanced, 11:3C, to 12. Santa Claus, and wlD distribute being held In Rockville, completed count of illness- land-lubber. Never again would ne Milwaukee, Wls.—There is now The gym will be used for basket Of one to M done by Hmury “gifts” to each member. The “gifts” the hearing of the testimony at 4:80 A very interesting program has a membership of 390 and assets of no reason why members of the Moser, Stephan says: “Here in $11,967.39, also donated $370 to the touch a drink. After repeal, Jones ball practice by the foUewing will be of a humorous nature. The o’clock yesterday afternoon. been arranged for the occasion, in bought a bottle of le^ liquor. Bethel Evangehcal church who teams: 2 to 3, Heights; ‘3 to 4, Col- Pittsburgh ^ have high schools Rev. ’Thomai> Stack, assistant at at. At the request of the court, the cluding selections by William Lester, Swedish Relief ' Fimd during the haven't been attending services, and unirersities that cue the prepa year. Sparks gave a parrot’s Imitation of legian/i; 4 to 5, East Sides; 5 to 6, James’s church, will be present to attorneys are to present their argu G. F. Handel, J. S. Bach, R. 8. can’t oome back. ration ground for thotisands of po ments before Tuesday next, in writ District Deputy Fred Skolund of a lip smacking scene and asked for R ^ a ls.' give a talk in which he will tell how Stoughton, Richard Wagner, Ed more. Oan«^i»"g all “accounts due” the In cbe Rec Senior Basketball te n t workers. His picture will Christmas is observed in different ing, after which Judge McEvoy- will ward Sturges, Will C. MacFarlane Willunantic, and bis staff, installed church board invited mem;'ers starr show the students coming from the render a verdict. Oklahoma City—State Bank Com League at 7:45 the Phantoms wiU Eiuropean nations, particularly in and otbera the officers in a short ceremony,' ing home because dues were unpaid, play the CTeltics. In the second game schools .0 absorption In many lines ’This case is the outgrowth o f an Mrs. Sarah K. Bead The outgoing president, Elmer missioner W. J. Barnett trained of Industry.” Rome. Rev. Stack has traveled con- automobile accident at North Klngfish” his dog, to go to the to resume worship. the National Guards will play An- siderablj' in Europe, and was or Mrs. Sarah E. (Guy) Read, 69, Thoren, was lauded for his fine work In calling off the debts the church saldi’s Masons. Six other assignments are to be Haven, December 22, 1932, at which during his tenor o f office. He vras front porch of his home and bring made and while the panels will not- dained to the priesthood in Rome. time a coal truck, owned by one of wife of Ashur Read, died at her in the morning paper. Now, says officers sale they followed a prece His ability as a speaker has won home on Lawrence street on Wed the fourth member of the Thoren be murals in the strict sense of the the Blonstein brothers, struck the Barnett, “Kingfiah” goes about the dent of Holy Writ. Eggplants weighing nearly three for him a great d ^ of admiration Pontiac sedan owned by Prank F. nesday night Death was caused by family to occupy the chair as presi neighborhood collecting newspapers word, they wiU attach to the walls since he has been connected wit’ St. compucatioas following a short ill dent of ilieJo^e, and a fifth. Miss poimds each, were exhibited recent with a 3p<^a] moulding that wUl Collins, damaglnfl the sedan and In from front porches. 'The commis ly at Laredo, Tex. James’s church. Arrangements are juring Mr. Collins. ness. Frideborg Thoren, was installed as sioner return them. give them mural appearance. being made to bring another speak Edward Mandell, of Hartford, a Mrs. Read was bom in Jewett vice president last night. RICH COUPLE RECEIVES City but has lived in Rockville for ’The other officers installed were Seattle—A holdup pair accosted er of note. There will be a program civil engineer, presented a large M. A. Rider, 29. Riber banded over of entertainment in addition to the map of the section of North Haven ovei quarter of a century. 88 follows: Carl J. R Anderson, She is survived by her husband, a $20 bill, a five and two ones — NOTE FROM KIDNAPERS speakers, following which refresh where the accident oeexured. Secret^iry; Linder Carlson, Assistant complaining it was all be had. ments will be served. Frank D. Collins, a salesman of Ashiu* Read, two sons. Nelson and Sectary; Emil Brandt, Financial the firm of Connelly & Collins, deal Ernest Read, both of Rockville; a Se<^taiy: Arvld Gustafson, Assist “We aren’t the kind guys that ers in ladies coats, testified at brother, Robert Guy of Jewett City; would take a man’s last dcdlar,” Boston, Jan. 5.—(AP)—'Threats and four sisters. Miss Isabel Gt^, ant Ftnanoial Secretary; Amandus length regarding the accident.. Johnson, ’Treasurer; Gustaf Gull, one of the robbers said. “Here, take to kidnap the children of Mr. and JUVENILE ENTERTAINERS (5oUins told how he bad seen a Miss Annie Guy. Mrs. Royal Deam- this.” lay, all of Jewett City and Mrs. Chi^laln; Olaf Elrlandson, Master of Mrs. William Payson Viles c. 8(X) sign on the roadside in North CTeremonies; Mrs. E iica Dahlquist, He handed Rider one of the bills. Haven, reading “eggs for sale” and Robert Woodworth of Providence, Park avenue. New York, were made R L The funeral will be held in Asatstant Master of Ceremonies. Rider looked at it, when- he got AT THE REC TONIGHT was turning in a driveway when bis home. It was the $20. Jewett City. Mrs. John R Wennergren, Inner recently, It became pubUcly known car was struck by the Blonstein Denver—Through the courtesy of today. ~lie VUes are prominent in truric. He was injiured in the spine waUam Richards Guard; Alexander Berg^ren, Outer President Roosevelt and the co Ixnraine and Bobby Andes, New and head by the force of the impact. William Richards, 68, of Brook Guard; Sigrid Freeburg, Pianist; operation of Denver Knights of Co- New York, Boettm and Augusta, Bnglaiid’b Juvenile team will be pre- Dr. Edward F. Omsby, a surgeem lyn street died late Wednesd^ af John E. Johnson, Trustee for three Ilunbus, a little orphan ^ 1 is skip Me., social circles. , seated with Jack Keller’s Westches of Dorchester, Mass., ^ o is visit ternoon after a short illness. Death years; Carl E. liioren, Manager of ping about with a song in her heart 'The threat was said to have been ter BUtmore orchestra at the SchocI ing surgeon at Cambridge Memorial was caused by complications. the d:sgree team; Arvld Gustafs
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J ^ a r r l e i i Mrsu Morsfenthau’s Greategt Are ru-’ By Olive Roberts Bertbn Children and Civic o tog|» iMa^ fegsavjckyUxSr It is always a tender question,< I think it will bappm something H cE L U O T T how to break the news of a new like this. ei933NEASw«le%lne. baby to the “other-baby"— the lit There is a new basinette ready tle two or three-year-oid who has for . the new baby in the nursery. BEGIN HEBE TODAY been the center o f the universe imtil Without his knowing it the latest the latest birthday in the family. baby will be carried in and laid GTPST M O B iaX , and TOM The housekeeper wim' W E A V E S SM married la » iliivle You can get around It very well in her bed. After Jimmy’s re eeremony in a sabnrt) of New York with the older child, the little boy union with his mother is over and know broecoU wilj sttfe)p im the aajoe day that LILA HOTAL- or girl of five or six. They can be. he has discovered she loves him this vegetable with told the baby is coming, help to comes to us from the XtalfaM ING and DEBEK BLISS marry as much as ever after being away get ready for it, and be partnerb in he will be called into the nursery ie a true aristocrat ankmg with p(Hiip and d rcmnrtance in the "our baby.’’ But the younger child tables. city’s most fashionable dmroh. to haye a look-see at the stranger. won’t understand all the prepara 'The nurse will probably say, Although broccoli btfeoga to tkir Gnwy and lila are ohUdhood tions and he won’t be ready. friends. The Weavers spend their “Here’s jimmy's new baby. Isn’t cabbage family, it is' vary dtiioatf Yet is is better, if it can be she nice? She yours. Your little in flavor and texture and most id* honeymoon in Tom’s sliack on a done, not to break his little heart sister. Sit down on your little ■vitingly green. Lone Island beach, and the BUss^ even for a day. He’ll get used to chair and I’ll put her on yoiu: lap." go to Europe. Ula expects to live in it, of course, but who knows what There are several differeat waya V'J> By Way of Introduction of serving broccoli, but HoOa;^ luxury, but Gypsy intends to keep je^ousies or antagonisms against alee sauce seems to be mbet suit her job, as teacher In a settlofnent sisters or brothers have their be He will Sit down in great ex ginning at this time? It never citement. Nurse will hft the able with i t The Italian poppM' house. ~ ____ often toss it in a hot mixture of NOW GO ON WITH THE STOBT does to disregard a little child’s bundle from the bed and lay it on reactions because he is only two its brother’s lap, holding it care olive oil and lemon juice after CHAPTER n boiling it. Sprinkle with grated October, Gypsy thought, was ex or three years old. Too often we fully, of course. He will have time to examine it cheese and browned . under file hilarating In the city. It was a sea use the old alibi about him getting —eyes, nose, mouth and little broiler flame is another tevorlte son, it held a mood, which belonged used to things. He may not get over his first shock, or not al bands. He will be enormously in way of serving it It can also be to Fifth Avenue, with Its well-dress terested. Now the nurse will say, served with cream sauce, but thle ed women, its alluring displays be together, as long as he lives. Getting Acquainted "Let's show mama. Let us take is not the best way. hind plate glass windows. the baby in to mama. I guess I’ll Discard Large Leaves Their little apartment, it is true, One little fellow I know who has a sister. He hasn’t seen her yet be carry her but you hold her dress. No matter bow broccoli le to be was a good long trek from the cause she is still in the hospital We’U both carry hen" served, it must be well wadMd and Avenue— five long blocks, in fact, and hospitals have a way with They go in and lay her on nui- looked over. All very hnge leaves but Gypsy and Tom admired it none them about segregating new ba ma’s bed. The lady wUl be ever should be discarded unperfeot the less and felt smart and urban bies from street germs that visi so surprised. Together they wiU leaves, of course, are palled from because they now belonged in "the tors may bring In, even nice little admire the new visitor, And from the stalks and thrown away. The upper East Side" class. It was the brothers. that minute on I predict Jimmy blossom is more tender and deli first home Gypsy had ever known, So ht win have to wait until bis wiU take his mother’s care of the cately flavored than the stalks and other than the shabby mansarded mother and new sister get home baby entirely for granted-with no leaves and often is cooked sep bouse in Blue Hills. And it was so before making her acquaintance. stab of hurt. arately. Large stalks should he different in all respects, so compact No one in the family has said, If this seems a roundabout In pared and the thick ends split up. and shining and modem. “You’re not mama’s -baby any troduction and all phooy, I should This enables the thickest part to They bad decided against living more. She has a new baby now." like to say that I don’t consider It cook more quickly and prevents in a made-oves "walk-up," as those Great care has been taken to avoid so, but on the contrary very wise. the tender heads from being over-^ apartments which have been wrest and teasing about "noses being Family relationship through life cooked and crushed. The outer out of joint" and all that kind of are often established in the first covering of the stalks toughens as ed from the Interior of stately old MPEtlAL BERVICB BLUBAU, brown-stone fronts are called in Ulk. five minutes when babies meet. the vegetable matures and is Manhattan. Both Gypsy and Tom Room M d, 4dl Eighth Ave^ Kew York City. stringy and woody, much like the Mrs. Henry Morgenthan, Jr^ wife of Secretary of Treasury, with her ends of asparagus. Paring renooves were tired of old bouses, or thought Bneloeed find tea eeats for which send bm 'loaTenlrs.’* a pet red cocker spaniel, linunle. they were, anyhow. The big, square, booklet of Helen Welsbimer’s poems. this covering and the stalks are cream-colored block of apartments made tender and palatable. N a m e ...... BY JANE LASATER RUBY j 1924 to 1928 organizing Women’s which they chose, with its tiled lob Washington.—Mrs. Henry Mor-; Cook in an uncovered kettle in Democratic Clubs for boys and girls by and self-steering elevator, seem genthau, *Jr., is one of the growing 1 as little water as posMble to pre Street from 18 to 21, arranging college ed the lost word in comfort and group of women in Washington’s ; vent burning. Drain thoroughly HEALTH schalorshlp awards at the end of a before dressing and serving. SAlt conve. lienee to them. This is, it did City .. 8UU official family much more concerned 1 year’s activity. is added after the vegetable is until they first caught a glimpse of with her family and her own wide ! Llla'^ place. But I am getting ahead YOU CAN GO ON A WATER ^dally, it Is desirable that a good ““ She was sent to the Houston con about half cooked. Allow 80 min (In seading for booklet, plepse meatiea naaie of this newspaper.) Interests than with the usual roimd utes for the leaves and stalks and of my story. DRUNK, IF YOU DRINK water supply be easily available, of capital entertaining. vention as delegate-at-large from TOO MUCH OF IT both at work and at home. New York. about 20 minutes for the head or Their own particular cubbyhole , The theater, public health and the blossom. consisted of two rooms, a living the bedroom. She loved every inch him so stiff and unnatural? "Why, Good drinking ^ater Is prefera remdval of tonsils, foreign travel, Now Mr. and Mrs. Morgenthau, Eight Glasses Daily Bight Amount, Broccoli is particularly good room and bedroom, and a kitchen of it, from the green and white : certainly wish I could. Didn’t you bly cool, but not Ice cold. It should horses, dogs, politics, the Senate, and Joan, the youngest child, plus Says Dr. Flsbbeln, and You Can with fish, since the same tart but and bath. The kitchen, in that counterpanes, reproductions of some enow about it? I thought every be available in a clean, well-lighted Russia, and the Tugwell Pure Foods Timmie, red cocker spaniel, are liv Take Them at or Between ter sauce is good over both, but it quaint fashion known peculiarly to old pattern, to the dressing table, body...... ’’ place. Possibility of contamination and Drugs bill are only a few ol the ing in a lovely field stone house Meals, If You’re Normal must be avoided. which they rented furnished on the is also good with beef or veal, the New York apartment dw ^er, which, draped in green and white There was a long pause. Then Interests which have filled Mrs. lamb or mutton. — - edge of Washington’s Rock Creek opened directly on the entl^nce organdie, bad cost the startling sum he said, with forced brightness. "I Nowadays, paper cups are pro Morgenthau’s life. Many ot these By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Park. The boys are in school in Easy Hollandalse sauce is good ball, and the upper half of the door of 111! The beds were low-posted, teU you what, you come and have vided freely In most places, and have been shared with her family. Editor, Journal, of the American New York. with so many vegetables besides which closed it off was made of of imitation mahogany. There was a lunch with Gypsy—with my wife where the paper cup is not avail “The family’s greatest joy is broccoli toat it is well worth Medical Association, and of Hygela, doing things together,” she says. "We like ie here because it’s the frosted glass. This distressed Gypsy booked rug on the floor. In a week and me. That would be better able, the drinking fountain should learning to make well. the Health Magazine Her eyes give the cue for her whole next best thing to Having in the mildly, but she numbered a hand or two, she told herself, there would wouldn’t it?” be so constructed as to make it pos Easy Hollandalse, Saoee personality. They are beautifully country,” says city-bred minor Mor some Japanese screen, all coiling The water you drink makes up 90 sible to drink in comfort and with Four tablespoons butter, 2 ta be apple-green curtains fluttering at Gjrpsy didn’t listen to the rest. large nad black, wide spaced and' genthau. dragons and flying birds, among her per cent of the fluid part of your out contaminating the faucet. blespoons flour, 1 cup white stock the windows and a lamp or two to She was trying not to be too angry. keenly alive to all that goes on wedding presents, and this effective add notes of charm. Wasn’t it a Who was this person who Intruded blood. It carries through your body The best modem types of drink Last winter Mrs. Morgenthau or water, 2 egg yolks, 2 table around her. She is of medium, spent almost every afternoon in the ly hid the view from guests. darling room? They bad done it all upon their flrst night at home? It the essential food substances, the ing facilities provide a nozzle or spoons leiQon Juice. height, dresses simply and smartly, Senate gallery. She is afraid that The whole place was finished wasn’t fair. salts and the waste material that is jet in a fountain of Impervious ma Melt 2 tablespoons butter in themselves. She didn’t envy people has a pleasing contralto voice, and the added social responsibilities of . pleasantly if unlnsplredly In who could afford expensive decora to be olimlnated. terial, such as china or entctneled sauce pan and stir in flour.' Cook cream-colored plaster, marked off dark wavy hair. being an acting cabinet wife are not without changing color until mix tors. They missed h ^ the fun. Water is absolutely necessary to iron. The nozzle must be protected She is the daughter of Morris by imitation paneling. Gypsy, used Tom came away from the tele so that your mouth, when you use going to allow her many such days ture bubbles, sfirrlBg constantly. phone with that suspiciously too- life. Although you may be able tn Fatman, New York manufacturer, this year. She does hope she’ll still to the faded papers and liver col the fountain, does not come into Slovdy add stock or watc;*, stirring The phone rang and she ran to casual air which young husbands go 40 days or more without food, and devout Republic. Her mother be able to ride occasionally with constantly. Cook and sthr Until ored paint of the bouse in Blue you can live only four or flve days contact with it. Hills, thought It very modish and answer it She sounded im p o q ^ t often wear, and with which Gypsy Is a sister of Governor Lehman. She Mrs. Roosevelt. mixture bolls. Remove from the without water. ’The water should not touch the was bora In fashionable uptown. reatfivl. She and Tom moved in on and young matronly, to herself.^ was not yet familiar/ Somefiilng "I love meeting'people and talk fire and add about H oup of the Practically all physiologists agree guard, resulting in splattering. The Manhattan, on the same street October first, the last day of their ‘Tom, I think it’s long distance,” deep in her bones, however, recog ing to them. All kinds of people. sauce to the yolks of -eggs well that six glasses of water daily Is a bowl should' be cleaned easily and where Henry Morgenthau grew up. vacation, and bung pictures, push she said, holding her band against nised it nad stiffened to meet it But I’m not one bit interested in beaten. Return to remaining sauce minimum for health and that eight placed high enough so that you may lotive Interest In Theater. and beat well. Add lemon juice ed furniture about, and estabUsbed the mouthpiece. “They’re so long teas and receptions and formal “ Old girl friend,” Tom yawnsd. glasses should be the average. But drink in comfort. Her activity in the theater began and butter, bit by bit; beating con in tboir spick and span kitchen the about it...... ’’ Her heart began to The yawn, also, was a shade too calls. You never get really to talk it is also important to bear in mind In view of the great possibilities at Vassar College where she helped to people there.” However, you stantly over hot water. Cover and treasures in tinware and glass which beat rather fast Perhaps it was theatrical. Gypsy, straightening that you should not overdo the of Infection from contaminated organize the "Work shop,” which suspect that this dark eyed, gra~ keep hot over hot but not boiling they trlumphanlty brought home Mother! Perhaps she was really ill, books, did not reply. drinking of water and that too much has since grown into one of the out clous lady will have a large part in water until wanted for serving. from the ten-cent store. this time. drinking water, measures should be "Yes. Yes.” Her expression “I told you about her, darling,” may be as bad as too little. taken In every Industry to make standing college theaters in the' making Washington entertaining "Isn’t it perfect?" Gypsy, her Tom pursued, coming up to her, You may even get drunk on country. . Due to the lack of avail more vital and real this winter. • brown curls pushed back, a smudge changed, ever so slightly. ‘I t ’s Mrs. certain that diseases are not spread Owing to unseasonable fall heat and slipping his arms around her. water. There is known to be a con by the' drinking fountain. able men, Elinor Joan Fatman often on her charming nose, her frock Weaver, speaking. No, not his and other adverses crop conations, mother, his wife." "Vera Gray—I saw quite a lot of dition called water intoxication. Particularly in places where em played masculine parts. She Is completely hidden by a coverall of her when I worked in Boston, you amused to remember that when her the Imperial valley of California blue linen, demanded ^approval of Glacially she spoke to the tall, ploye's are Ignorant or careless, it is will harvest only 8,000 to 10,000 car fair-haired young man beside her. remember.” If you are a normal person, you desirable to have adequate informa Mgagement was announced a New her .'abors. The little room shone York paper used her picture as Na loads of winter lettuce, according to "Someone for you, Tom.” Gypsy remembered, quite clearly, may drink one or two glasses of tion as to the proper metliod of a crop estimate. with cleanliness and fresh paint and water at a meal. Water, therefore, poleon In Geofgi Bernard Shaw’s good will. The day-bed, upholstered She went back into the living all she had heard of this Vera per using and taking care of drinking room— the telephone was in the hall son. She was big and beautiful in may be taken in moderation be facilities. "Man of Destiny.” in green mohair, occupied the long For two year! following her It is futile to attempt to straight —and tried not to listen. Tom’s a full-blown way, Roslna had told tween meals and at meals for the est wall space. There were two good of your health. • graduation from Vasflar in 1918, she en up the country by law, for law voice was stiff with embarrassment her. She had been making "a dead A wild boar weighing about 400 will not cure sin. Windsor chairs and a drop leaf table. Because of the necessity for ade taught and directed children's plays There was an unpalnted bookshelf. —and something else. What was It set for Tom,” according to Roslna, pounds was killed by a h'unter In —Senior Bishop Warren a Can 6 6 6 quate amounts of pure water to be at the Children’s Education Theater There were one or two nice black all about? A high, Imperious, fem when Gypsy bad come upon the the San Jacinto mountains at Beau and at the Neighborhood Playhouse dler of Atlanta, Methodist Epis consumed by every human being mont, Calif. UqUID, TABLETS, SALVE and white prints. The casual on inine voice summoning him from scene. Tom and Gypsy bad known in New York. copal Church, ^ u th . NOSE DROPS ' looker might have pronounced the some unknown place. Gypsy had each other in childhood, but hadn’t Then she married Henry Morgen Checks Odds flrst day,- Heaiaehoa room balf-fumlsbed as Indeed it mads up her mind, long ago—as met until a little more than a year thau, Jr., “whom I have always In the country v^ere 1 had come or Neuralgia In 86 ndavtaa, Malsito was, bare of rugs and curtains aud long ago as last June, in fact, when ago, at a studio party. Tom, just known." "But," she says, "I from, I had been drinking the soup In 8 days...... cushions, bdt to the young Weavers she and Tom had become engaged back from Boston, feeling bis way didn’t know a thing about farming out of the plate 20 years before I Fine Laxative and Tonk —not to be a suspicious wife. But about an upfamlliar city in his new ever beard of Washington and with It seemed perfection and therefore before I married him." Most Speedy Beniedl^ Em u s , was. •he couldn’t help the sudden out job, had taken one look at Gypsy She and her husband flrst lived out having any handles on the plats, "Later, of course," Gypsy plan cropping of a perfectly natural and promptly relinquished the ^ in a charming but very old house on either. ned, "we'U get some deep coairs and jealousy. Her resolutions faded in blown Vera. one of the farms which Mr. Morgen —Senator Huey Long of Alabama. some rugs. We simply can’t manage the face of IL “What on earth is she doing in thau had purchased at Hopewell, tn them yet—and what does it mat “ Yes, that’s great.” How awk- town?” Gypsy said, trying to keep Dutchess County, New York. Mrs. The line of least resistance is to ter?" wsu’d Tom sounded! What was this the crossness out of her voice. 8he Morgenthau says "there wasn’t any go back to gold, but at a different mysterious woman saying, to make meant “what is she doing, oaUlng electricity. We did have good ratio. Tom, who had oeen hanging pic you up, when you’ve just been mar modem plumbing, but my husband —Sri Norman Angell, British tures, stepped down from his »tool rled?’’ but of course she did not often had to tease the water pump.” economist. to embrace her. What a darling hhe say so. Even the most modem Founds Pdbllo Health Service, was, bow good, and brave and Mrs. Morgenthau continued her We artists want only to sing. We Marriage First, young women own, deep down, these prefer to let the business end take beautiful! Why, she might have bad primitive feelings of possessloB. thealer activity with the organisa everything, tbU girl, and she had tion of the Community Theater in care of Itself. ’ ' Says Actress Gypsy, ordinarily the most amiable —Lucrezia Borl. A DAY SINOLI chosen instead to link her way with I^ughkeepsie. She and her hue- of girls, felt within her now an urge band worked side by side in estab his! He couldn’t believe in his luck, to bite and claw and quarrel. $ 4 D O U i U quite yet. lishing the flrst public health serv “ Bhe’s in New Haven,” Tom said, ice in'.^Dutchess 0>unty. Funds They picnicked in the kitchen guilelessly. "She was driving down were secured to finance two years that evening, enjoying a scrambled Earns Carnival These ore the NIW lew retee . . . didn’t know a thing about my work in thslr vicinity. With a now in efFect at the 'NOTH meal of canned beans crisp Big Moment (meaning you) and doctor from Poughkeepsie they Queen’s Crown bacon and salad. It was fun—it was since we were in the new telephone traveled from one small community VICTORIA, NIW YORK. all fun—from setting the table with book, just gave me a ring.” to another, setting up headquarters a checked cloth to washing the blue “I see.” Gypsy sounded milfg in old bouses, anA borrowing linen Again under the pepuler toSto and white dishes. away, and quite as if she didn’t and furniture from the neighbors. egement ef Roy MeuHea, the "Later," Gypsy boasted, "you’ll see at all. , . With Mr. Morgenthau assisting in NIW H om vtCToaiA otsumee have regular meals— the sort you "How could I help asking her to administering the anaesthetics, they first impertonce as th^ perfect read about In the magazines, lunch, darling?” Tom oooxed. “ Ihe managed to get rid of all the both didn't take that course in cooking wanted to see me, for old-time'l ersome tonsils in their pert of the headquarters for visHere to for nothing." sake, and naturally I want my eld county. Parents paid whatever NewYork.Thewerd*WRqOMr' "You’ll have to get some sort of ^ iiSr friends to meet my wife." they could, and the children were takes on e new meaning here. part-time maid," Tom told her, “Old friends!” Gypsy, pretending kept and cared for for 34 hours. At firmly. "You can't work all day with to dust a silver candlestick, wouldn’t ^ e end of two years the project was those kids and come homo to beds meet his eye. taken over by the coun^. lOOO ROOMS and (.'ushes." When Henry 3rd, Robert and "Look here, darling, what’s this Alt newly decorated. Eoch "W e’ll see about that," Gypsy all about?” Bbe melted when Tom Joan, their own three children be- said. But privately she was sure set his jaw and talked to her like ~gan growing up, and the o)d bouse room equipped with a M VAlf she was equal to anything. Let’s that "Aren’t you being awfuUy became too small for comfort, they lATH, SHOWfR, RAOlb,'aiCUIA> see .... she got |28 a week at the sUly?” remodeled a Victorian bouse on an TiNO ici WATER, A '*ia a u m K r* other part of the farm along Colon Settlement, and Tom’s salary was "I—I guess so.” MATTRESS,vFUU IJNOTH MIMOR ial lines. Spacious enough to take |76 now. He'd Imd to take two re “Well stop it, then, and be your ductions. That was more than 1100 care of any number of guests, with asAaous aosEt, w m im o i own adorable self. Look your love a skating pond close by and a swim end other modem a week. It seemed riches to the girl. liest when you have lunch with me Back in Blue Hills there bad never ''' ming pool and tennis courts (or and Vera tomorrow. At the Algon suxxuner. It Is a haven for the chil 3 nUuSM le , been anything so glorious, so utter quin, at One. I want her to be prop a a temieels end ly marvellous, as a regula- Income. dren’s friends. erly dassled by my wife.” According to Mrs. Morgenthau, edddr *a Daddy bad a way* of defending pen "Ob, oh!” Gypsy stured at him, niless clients, and even when the “We all think the farm ii the most accusingly. “You know it’s my flrst beautiful place in the world, and cases he took were those of rich day back at work and I can’t pos people, the latter had a way of let though we like Washington, we sibly oome that far uptown for grow very homesick for it. It's didy ting their bills nm. Why, on flOO a lunch. You knew it!’ 64 miles from New York, but you week, Gypsy felt, the Weavers “I swear I forgot” Tom looked t^ R R E ’S a model that’s smaft. new and graceful. Suede cloth Is seem to have left citlea forever be could do anything! This apartment resentful. He hated to be put in the hind. There is a great deal of un was 160. They would keep the car al iiB^ (or contrast, and the ;designs come in flve sizes; II, 13, wrong. And yet—and yet—wasn't II. 17 and 19. with corresponding bust measures of 39, 81. 38, 86 spoiled timber lahd, beside that used at mother’s—there woul^ ex it the flrst of many small annoy and 17. Size 18 requires 3 3-4 yards of 39-inch material plus 1-3 for orchards and pastures. It isp't pense in that quarter, except for gas' A happy marriage should ances, when you bad a w o rk i^ yard eontrast (or the tie and vestee. "a n y show farm. My husband ac and oil, week-ends. They would save come ahead of your career, says wife? To sedurea pattefn and simple sewing chart of this model.Hear tually runs it as a business.” money—do things! They nslgbt even Ann Dvorak, beautlfnl movie Gypsy’s heart was sore. Their out this sketch and mail it to Julia Boyd. 103 Park Avenue, New .Neighbors of Roosevelts, go abroad, in a year or two. Thus actress, who Just completed a flrst evening at home had a cloud York, N. T„ together wltb-ll cents in coin. Be sure to enclose, on a The Moigenthaus and the ftooso* Gypsy’s dreams. on it Tom would be lunching to separate sheet of paper, yonr name, full address, your size, the num veits, 20 n^es away at Hydd Park, year’s honeymoon with her hus ber ot this pattern (No. eieS x). and mention the name of this nev Tom had lighted his pipe, was band, Leslie Fenton. She morrow—not only withmR her, but have loi^ been friends. , Mrs, Mot- relaxing at ease on the day-bed. doesn’t regret the possible loss with aflother woman! paper. geB^u’s interest in comzhia^ Gyp^ went down the hall to con- of statdom for taking this long ^tsiiquate. fot the hundredth tlmiei raeatles. elthbr. rtie Insists. .(to Re OHrtteaai) V9^ Mrs. 'Ropssvslf fr ^ >v i« iii^ -v*^—3^ ' '■.•.> ■ ^•'■ ^ ^
Muir, announcing this lumber hear ip the next six months, few doubts a d V liJiTUmiMENT— AUVKKT18EMENT— ing, said that a majority of the com were snrsssed rMardlng the ability PLANS INSPIRATIONAL JOHNSON TO HEAR plaints have been unofficial and LATEST STOCKS of ths ’masuxT to negotiate the somewhat vague but were based on huge total without any serlotis dlf- flculty. . MEETINGS Dl CITADEL “appeirent^ well founded reports New York, Jan. 6— (AP) — Per CWAWORKCAUID’ It was generally conceded that BANKERS FEB. 15TH that this code is not operating as plexed financial markets, forced to THE the majority of the funds would be well as it should for the industry.” figure in budgetary bUlionB, appear TODAY DDE TO Basis For Comi^alnts • ed ^to be overcome with indecision raised through the Federal Reserve Salvation Army Adjutant Will biUiks on short-term paper. In some Most complaints ore against the today and were unable to move very Preaont Local and Out of BARGAINHOUND far in any direction. banking quarters it was felt that an iron bound allocation of production effort might be made, if con
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RUBDiOW’S ANNOUNCE RuUnow*s this year have ,aol^ moce IIaDE COURSES NEWSREEL FANS laVEN nUEDYREriEIE coats than In any previous coat as^ ‘Voices’ of ‘Three Little Pigs’ son in thsir history, and their cua- REAL FUN IN NEW FUMI JANUARY COAT SALE tomers have tnoluded womso hot only from Manefaegtar and iwimsdi- ' FOR iniEMPlOYED IN lOOSE CffiUtCE’ Lessee of two store Ideations to ate vicinity but alao firom -(fitlaB ths Cheat Atlantic and Pfidfle Tag Remarkable Values Offered in many miles away wherp. thsy M ve “Above the Clouds” Tells of learned, through mouth-to-mooth Company by the Odd FeUowa BaUd- Daring Exploits of Camera Fashienable Winter Styles at advertising or personal experiences. Ing Anaodation. Inc., at 8 Baat Oaol- (Hasses WOl Be Taught by men— At Circle Theater. Sure-Fire, Rapidly Hoy- Local Store. Off the many advantages of buying ter stre^ and by Pagaal Brothejia their coat at Rubinow*a at 169 North Matai atreet. wera filled In* the town clerk's office today. Ehrery coat on sale meets the ing Musical Farce— Vic Rubinow’s announce in today’s Teadiers Recruited frem If you’re the sort of film fan who rigid standards of quality whi^ always stays to see the newsreel Herald the opoiing of their annual coats nmst meet before they are Jobless Ranks. twice, you won’t want to miss Swanson in Lead- January Sale of Coats. This is the purchased by RuUnow's. The only REV. OOTIEB ILL ''Above the Clouds,” the Columbia event that many. Women .of Man thing which has been lowered le the chester and vicinity have been price. Ehrery buyer win immediate production dealing with the exploits N e w London, Jan. 5.— C A P )— The of newsreel cameramen, which waiting for, because it offers an ly see that the coats offered st this I b cooperation with the Federal Rehearsals for "Loose Change” Rev. Skiward Cotter, pastor o t S t. opens its run at the Circle theater unequalled opportunity to purchase January Sale tee of quality woolens the fast moving, sure fire musical Mary's church In Stonington who is Emergency Work I^lief in Educa tom orrow. fashionable winter coats at savings and Itixurious* furs and are offered tion, the Manchester State Trade 'Above the Clouds” is the first farce are progressing rapidly. that are really remarkable. This at genuine bargain prices. Any 111 with pneunxmia was repated ss school is offering free trade courses ficture to be made revealing the "Loose Change” is the big lau^ year, move than ever before, wom woman interested in securing her being still in a critical ooadtton to to all unemployed persona 16 years lectic lives of the men who follow hit which will be presented at the en have realized that Rubinow’s are winter coat will do wbU to visit day. Father Cotter who Is about 50 of age or over, it w u announce to adventure all over the world and High School Auditorium, January offering coats that are definitely Rubinow’s as soon as possible in or years old was formeriy a eurats hi day by Director J. G. ESchmalian. No capture it in film for the entertain 18 and 19 by Dilworth-Comell Post, superior as regards style, qiiality der to secure the best possible seleC' Danbury. He became pastor when tion. previous experience is necessary to ment and enlightment of millions of N o. 102, Am erican Legion, and value. The resiilt has been that he came to Stonington. Paul Brooksswbo will be portray ' take advuntege of this opportu^ty. motion picture patrons. Robert Ajmutrong, Richard ed by Victor Swanson in his efforts Trade school shops will be avail Cromwell and Dorothy Wilson sure to spend a million dollars goes into able during regular schools hours featured in this Columbia film, an imaginary business. He hires a You’ve heard the voices of the “Three Little Pigs” and here you or at evening for such time as will PUlBbacy’s Pancake R. 8. Molasaee, which was directed by Roy William large working organization to assist see them, ready to chant a loud defiance to the big bad wolf. be convenient for any imemployed F loor, T able NeiU. Albert De Mond prepared in nis duties. Among the girls he Left to right, the “voices” of the pigs of movie fame are Dorothy to attend. Classes will be tauglit by 20-oz. pkg. G rade . the screen skiiwtation from sm orig liires for office g^ls are the folLw- Compton, second pig; “Pinto” Colvlg, third pig, and Mary Moder, 8 c . 1 9 c instructors reendted from the un inal story by George B. Seitz. Ing; Josephine Piano, Alice N ^ e , ANDERSON & NOREN first pig. R . 8. Pancakesake Coronet Molaeeee, employed and these will be paid Irene McGann, Ella Bldwell, Bar- Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables Sym p, B akin g from the |300 allotted Manchester Schaeffer, Lucille Kllpatric, ESsie 16- oz. jog 361 Center Street ' Phone 4076 G rade . to furnish work for teachers who COMMUNin PLAYERS Schaeffer, Lucille K l^trlc, Elsie 1 7 c 1 5 c are unemployed and in need. As Kelsh, Doris Geer, Sueanor Keish guard, Mrs. Nellie Hagedom; musi Superintendent of Schools F. A. Ver- and Lillian Humphrey. MARY C. KEENEY TENT cian, Mrs. Maude Shearer. R. S. Coffee, 1-Ib. can ...... 25c R. S. Salted Peanuts, 8-oz. pkg...... 10c planck does not believe that the six TO PRESEOT “PENROD” 'There isn’t a dull moment in 'The color bearers will bs Mrs. Loose Change.” It is full of laughs, Mabel Strickland, Mrs. Etta Wood- R. S. Maraschino Cherries, 8-oz. bottle 21c channels in which the allotment can Brownie (Doffee, 1-lb. pkg...... «21c tuneful song hits and fast action bouse, Mrs. Ethel Carter and Miss R. S. Olive Oil, 3-oz. bottle...... lOe be expended applies to the public INSTAU m OFFICERS Booth Tarkington’fi Famous om start to finish. The complete Edith Maxwell. The entertainment Square Deal (Doffee, 1-lb. pkg...... 19c schools, it is possible that the entire R. S. Preserves, 1-lb. j a r ...... 21e Story to Be Dramatized at will a p p w in an early issue Includes Mrs. Mabel Strickland, Sanka (Doffee, 1-lb. c a n ...... 41c (Strawberry or Raepberry).______sum may be tised for vocational re- The Herald. Miss Emma Strickland, Mre. Etta habdiudon. Mr. Verplanck plans to by Local Thespians M ri. Maude Shearer in Charge Woodhotise and' Miss Skhth Max Stafier Toilet Tlscoe, call a meeting of the Town Board DIES IN BATHTUB of Ceremony— Social Hour well. Floor oommittse, Mrs. Neills Sweet Mixed Ploklee, 5 r o l l s ...... of Education next, week to decide "Penrod,” Booth Turkington’s im 2 5 c Followa. H agedom . MEATS (Brownie), 4 Sliver Swan Tteene, what course will be followed locally. mortal story of boyhood, ^ 1 be the Middletown, Jan. 6.— (A P )— Mrs quart ja r ...... 4 6 r o l l s ...... To Aid Unempleyed next offering of the Manchester Jennie N . R. U n k ln s, 68, a cook a t 2 7 c ALMOST STEAL HOUSE Roast Pork, Spareribs, B. Si Evaporated Scott Tlseae, In aaaUBg the annotmeement, Mr. Commimltytatty Players,i It will be pro the Connecticut State hospital, in Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters seated under the auspices o f the M ilk, 8 c a n s ...... , S ro lls ...... 2 9 c Echmallan said that ''the purpose of Ailddletown to r ^5 years
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Then TheyH Go After h '-O', L Other Professions. Special ^ i ' A Food Values M 0(1 HHSr NMi Wanted: Local’ phyaiciana, two at leant, to become enrolled aa mem- LAND 0 ’ LAKES bera of the Manchester Kiwanls Club. VHL 61TI Vi Peruaal of the club’s classification BUTTER list shows openings for doctors, law yers, dentists, druggists and several hcaM| btif others. 2 lbs. 4 S e “ Start after the doctors first,” ad- ’'j moniBhes Secretary George H. Wil 98 8oor»—The Beet. cox. "Two at least should be Marlon Davies, Bing Crosby and a big scene from "Going Hollywood”, the new musical hit playing brought in.” at the State Theater Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Baking E g g s ...... 26c Efforts are to be made to Increase Bondoat oven or f»ot roeat • AR boat tuli Williams’ VanllU, S oz. . . . . 29c -4 the membership and a campaign In Baker's C o c o a ...... 10c this direction will be launched at Softaellk Cake Floor ...... 29c CHUCK ROAST once. NEW HAVEN association ! ORANGES Robert Hamilton, of Coventry, Bonalett heavy beef — Tender end deHeieze will describe his experiences during Wallace Farm *s Crop Cuts GOLD MEDAL '.'5 a two year stay in England, at the 150 YEARS OLD TODAY ! SS*... 2 45* luncheon meeting of the club Mon Won *tStop.Seed Com Hunt FLOUR FA C E RUMP day noon in the Hotel Sheridan. CARROTS Genuine Spring — Feney WhHc >4eet Harold R.-Burr will donate the at New Haven, Jan. 6— (A P )— The tendance prise. New Haven County Medical Asso 5 lb. bag 2 9 * * R Several of the local club are ex Secretary's *Pet* Project ciation —the second oldest in the 2 11 LAM B LEGS pected to attend the district Ki country— observed today the 160th LETTUCE wanls convention in Worcester, anniversary of its foimding. H-0 Quick Coddng Genuine Sprint ~ Boned and rolled If deabed Mass., next Friday. Grimes, Iowa— (A P )—The secre-,^to improve the unused land each Foimded January 0, 1784, "for the F«i«y tary of agriculture’s 435-acre farm year, he said, by planting soil-build future regulation of our salutary OATS...... 10c Icaharf 2«*“ 15* LAM B PORES will participate in the federal corn- ing crops. art” the New Haven association was hog production control progrram, but "Because of declining market preceded only by the Massachusetts WHEATIES, pkg. 12c ONIONS Frcfh Milk-Fed OPEN FORUM development of hybrid se^ com to prices, the farmer has been devot Society founded in 1781. It took a prominent part in the RALSTON, pkg. 23c Connecticut K R obtain larger yields from smaller ing an increasing number of acres Valley 9 17* fields will continue as before. to com—to obtain the total income formation of the American Medlcii I V E A L LEGS BIANSIOXS IN HEAVEN. Increauiing tbe,au:reage yield is in necessary to meet his expenses. Association and the Connecticut | WHEATENA, State Medical Society, and from its Sweet Potatoes Fresh - S-7 Ib evf harmony with 'the government’s Urban continued. Editor, The Herald: rogram to relieve agriculture, says membership came the first presi pkg...... 23c R The question as to whether there "Now, with a mounting surplus, it dents of each these organizations. Fancy lelson Urban, business manager of is necessary to curtail the total yield 4 " 15* SHOULDERS are any mansions in Heaven and the Henry A. Wallace farm near Bxerolses were scheduled for this what are the conditions If any, that of com for the nation by reducing afternoon in the auditorium of the LIGHT ROCK NIfliolc or either end « One pilee 04 here. acreage. However, efficient tilling Sterling Law buildings, with ad ORANGES Bsen and women to avail Tests Secretary’s Theory themselves of this wonderful prom of the reduced acreage is as neces dresses by President James Row CaMfomla DOZ Intensified production, be says, is PALE DRY Large size ise, of course all depends upon the sary as before.” land Angell of Yale, the Rev. Oscar 39* FRESH HAMS the first of two premises on which Scientific anticipation of the yield E. Maurer and Judge John L. Gil OOMTBNTB correct answer to that great ques- Secretary Wallace based his theo tion which has always been in the per acre. Urban contends, is as son. ries. much a factor in controlling produc A reception at the New Haven minds of men since the day of Adam These premises. Urban said, are: Colony Historical Society wras ar down through the ages and la here tion as reducing the acreage. 2 for 2 5 * That by increasing yield per acre, ranged for late this afternoon, and EE D SPEC Com Acreage Out today. the cost per bushel may be reduced a general convocation of the asso SURPRISE TONIGHT That question as It was presented to the minimum, thereby increasing Complying with the com-bog pro ciation will be held this evening in to Adam was: "Ye hath G ^ said” ? the margin of profit, and— gram, the Wallace farm will reduce the Sterling law auditorium. and the same question comes to each That by controlling the acreage its 212 acres planted to com seed. Mott’s Sweet Cider, | individual today In these and simi planted in view of extant surpluses The farm also will cut the num Abel Johnson of Stockton, Calif., qt. ju g ...... 19c lar words:—Is the Bible the Word and demand, the market price may ber of prize Tamworth hogs raised has as a pet a wild duck which he of God” and the way In which we be bolstered or maintained. for sale. captured when the bird flew against | Sunsweet, 2 lb. pkgs. tender-. individually and collectively answer Also, Urban said, increasing the In furthering its hybrid com ex his house and was stunned. ized Prune...... 19c that question decides our attitude maximum yield of each acre of com periments, however, the farm may towards all that this Book hsui to and controlling the number of acres contract additional acres from other Pkg. D ates...... 16c, 25c say In regard to the great mystery planted, to keep down surpluses, farmers. This year about 600 acres Beechnut of life, both here and hereafter. will shorten hours of labor neces were contracted. In 1984 contracting If the Bible Is the Word of God, sary to obtq^ the desired gross will be confined .to participants in COFFEE, drip . . ,33c then it is true and It is a good thing yields. the com -bog program. HOLLYWOOD to read and believe the things that Encouraging Soil-Bolldlng ’The outlook for 1984? Land 0*Lakes God, who Is the author of the great It likewise will enable the fanner "Very good” Manager Urban said. MULLER’S 93 Score Fresh Sweet Cream scheme of life, has to say in regard MARKET U. S. Gov’t CcrtlScd to that great Kingdom of God which Macaroni, Spaghetti 881 East Center Street. Egg Noodles, wide, fine He had in mind when the Heavens he will find that his time is well Dial 3804 1 Lb Roll or }/i Lb Prints LBS and the earth were created. It spent. CURB QUOTATIONS surely is a comforting thought to God invites men to "Come now 2 pkgs. 19* believe that Ood baa something bet and let us reason together, though Hollywood Butter ter in store for us after this life Is your ■ins be as scarlet they shall be over with all of Its difficulties and Amer Sup Pow ...... 2% Dial 5191 BROOK4IDE made whiter than snow; though Blue R id g e ...... 1% SPECIAL I PT _ POUND trials and hardships. they be red like crimson they shall Fresh Creamery f Lb RoHf If the Bible is not the Word of Cities Service ...... 2 be as wool.” Elec Bond and S h a re ...... 11% 17c Parsnips, Lettuce, Celery, God, as many believe, then there are The writer would be glad to rec no Mansions in Heaven as far as we Ford Limited ...... 6 Tender Rib R o a s t ...... 17c lb. Wax ^ans. Green Beans, ommend to all men, both believers Niag Hud P o w ...... 5 MR know, for outside of the Word of and unbelievers, to come and rea Fresh Calf Liver, i/j lb...... IBc Peas, Sweet Potatoes, Spin Ood, what has the unbeliever to of Penn R o a d ...... 2% JACK FROST son with almigbt God by reading Stand Oil Ind ...... 32 Native Pork Roast...... 15o-18c Ib. ach, Cauliflower, Green Pep fer B^.as a hope beyond the grave, this Book the Bible and you will GRANULATED when we are destined to meet that United Founders ...... ■___ % Fresh Bacon, not cured ...... 19c Ib. pers...... SUGAR |IUS come to see that it is the most sci United Gas ...... 2 Shoulder Pot R oa sts...... 15c lb. I M l appointment called death end there entific book that you ever read, that Is no escape. "For It is appointed Canadian M arcon i...... 2% Lamb for S tew ing...... 6c lb. | is if you are Interested in the sci Mavis Bottling ...... l% BEETS - CARROTS unto all men once to die but after ence of life for time and eternity. Sirloin S te a k ...... 26c Ih this the Judgment." A. E. FISH. G. N G. ORDERS FANCY tioT'f? I C El l/ f i If life is a God given grace, and R. F. D. No. 2, South Manchester. EXTRA SPECIAL! after death we shall be called upon to give an account of ourselves to Hartford, Jan, 5.— (A P )—Second Large Strictly Freeh Eggs. .85c doz. Brussels Sprouts One who knows all about us, then it Lieutenant Edmund J. Walker, In Medium P otatoes...... lOc peck FINAST is surely the better part of wisdom COLUN DRIGGS’ MUSIC fantry, Ore, has been ordered by the Dog Food, 8 cans ...... 2,6ci| HORMEL SOUPS to know bow to live that life as the adjutant general to appear for qt. 25* Pure L a r d ...... 7c lb. Author and designer of life designed examination for promotion one MACARONI, Hermal’i Soup* arc known for thair unusual laver and foodneia. that we should live It, and get all CAVEY’S GRILL FEATURE ifrade in the Infantry branch of the Popcorn to Pop ...... 6c pkg. Juit heat and they arc ready to serve. tbs benefits of life as we go along National Guard. Mackintosh Apples, SPAGHEHI Nethinf shMid to added, except • (iMie seK If desired and then be prepared for the future 4 lbs...... 29c and glad to ^ ve an account of our Collins Driggs and bis Aristocrats, Juicy California Oranges, or ELBOWS selves to the glory of Ood and our VEGETABLE 3 * well known to Manchester dance 2 dozen...... 49c own good. devotees, will play for dancing at If any mar on earth fails to have Cavey's Grill, 618 Center street to BANANAS GRAPES O N IO N 1 ’ a place in those Mansions In Heav morrow night from 8:80 till closing. \ * ■ en, It is surely not God’s fault, "For This talented group of radio artists He was not willing that any should includes accomplished musicians, MEAT SPECIALS B a M Baked Beans ^ 25* perish, but that all men might come each man playing three or four in Nation-Wide 'P to repentance" and when we come struments. 'Their program of spe Ouakcr Oats sAcneiN A 'If to know Ood and what bo has done cialty numbers and latest dance I Richmond Pears MCH m w r 25* A ■ to pay the price of our redemption hits always wins the approval of all Cash Quick Ceok or Refuler Style MKHIOAN Oa from sin, giving up Heaven’s most wlio bear them play. Pea Beans yOlK ITATI precious gift in order that these 10* Cavey's Grill presents this band ( Mansions might be available to the as part of the management’s policy ^ Specials Mankind Dog Feed '2 ZSi whole world, and the last command of giving their cui|tomers the best ven to His disciples Just before obtainable. There > is no cover - •*. e went back to Heaven, was to go 10 LBS. SUGAR, A H ^ 7 7 ; . ' ■ . : g charge and the expense Involved in Blue Tip Matches x 2 5 < . . ' . Y r Into all the world and tell this good visiting the grill depends entirely LIMITED...... T t / C news of the gospel of Christ to . . . * 9 # ■K upon what the customer cares to Brightwwod Rath’s Perk Sausafe 18* ■ . t . every creature; it is sure evldencs order. Wines and beer are sold in that God loves the sinner with all Land O’Lakes >i C ^ 3 dozen Na- ^ G A A r^ulatlon size glasses at the same Sausage...... 25c lb. Fancy Apricots . ■* His heart. pme others in town are charging. Butter, 2 lbs. .. 4 0 C tiveE gfi. O l e U U Oroto A Weigel SOAP SAl I S i3 7 * It was also revealed at the cross The menu is complete and one can Nation-Wide >4 A ^ of Olivary when Cblrst died for tbs obtain anything from a sandwich to Tomatoes, No. 2 O B* _ Frankfurts . . . 25c lb. Finait Vlnaflar .J sin of the world, that God bates sin a full course, dinner. Butter, 2 lbs. .. C cansi.S for___ d i O C with all His heart and the sinner Cavey’s Grill cordlaUy invites the must avail himself of that cleansing patronage of the people of Man Country Roll A A ^ Jell-o, jto CHIPSO from the guilt and power of sin or chester and vicinity tomorrow eve Butter, 2 Ibe. .. 4 4 C pkg...... O C - Pure Lard FLAKES OR QRANULES m he would never be at home In those ning and trusts all will enjoy listen 1 LB. PROS. Mansions, for sin can never enter ing to and dancing to the music of there and spoil Heaven as It has CoUlns Driggs and His Aristocrats. Pork Roast, lb. Nation-Wide O C I 'M Vfallcslfiy PudgG Cake - 194 spoiled much of the grace of Ood 2 pkga. 1 5 * here on earth. JOHN D. BETTER Coffee, lb..... ^ O C "For God so loved the world that 1 4 c ‘* 1 8 c Chase A Sanborn’s Deughnuts 2fi£294 he gave his only begotten Son that Tarrytown, N, Y., Jan. 5.— (AP) Hamburg, O C whosoever belleveth in Him should —John D. Rockefeller, Sr., it was Lamb Lags not perish but have everlasting life” learned today, is feeling >etter and 2 lbs...... 'ZOC r * * - ...... 2 9 c IVORY Finait CookiGS ^ 3*^ 354 John 3:16. >nay make hli delayed annual win Rump Roast, o a Nation-Wide O C As far as the great mass of peo' ter trip to his estate in Florida SOAP pie who have never beard this gos within two weeks or so. lb. .>...... Z 4 C B a ^ , lb...... m OC 21* lb. Whole Wheat Bread 54 pel of Christ is concerned I am will No definite date has been set, but ing to let God Judge them according it was learned that the nonagener- CHUCK m to bis great mercy and love and ian began immediately to make 241/ 2-Lb. Bag Nation-Wide Flour...... 99c Cracked Wheat Bread |C L.M'srlfi* grace as well as according to his plans for the trip to Florida as soon righteousness and if there is any as his physicians announced they Pot Roast Prize Rraad «S& !5 4* one to blame for these folks not had conquered the cough which had Spring Lege Lamb, Ib. hearing this gospel it can be laid beset him since November. 8 eaae Peas...... 2 5 c Palmolive Balmont Bread’ ,uao*oi
it ., . r -'^ iiv I him te the north much later than usual, anyhow.' SUTEmLIOIE 1^ / Smith to be Lou G^rlg is one pla^ the R Sergeant-at-Anns Saliites. Hb Yank business office won’t have to worry about The hardy flrst-base- , FARM m SURVEY For Giants This Summer man signed a two 3rear contract last A,A,V. to w . February. (OoBtiaeed from Pogo Oe*) New York, Jan. 6—(AP)—Watch^eouth along about March 1. Tiemey termed, will obtain needed teforma- New York, Jan. 4.—(AP)—A hteUentry has not bdsn r«eMv>4 '9«t •ot, you National Leaguers who ezpeets few if any salary argu- DABEAQBS W¥.S!Ai t|pn from books of tax collectors of warfare among the hadteg kth- biyt Ferris has bMP sM und that a mmts. As worid champions the and town clerks and they will not letic dubs for the spotUght in what ‘YavoraUa zepljr** to the tnvttiMoD thought the New York Giants pitch* Giants as a whole may expect at the promlses .to be one of the liveliest from tee/A. A. U. la eonmte. Ylw teg was pretty tough last summer. Boston, Jan. B.—(AP)—^The cen- l i ^ e specUie vlsitB to terms. Those very least no wage cuts. terfleld bleachers of Fenway Park, indoor track seasona- in several litallan’s visit brings a ftfoapeofc' of Bm Terry’s ftrlng squad will be who will be used will be architects, jrears arose today, a few days be great w^petitlan over the mile*' or augment^ in 1034 by A1 Smith. home of the Boston Red Sox, in the engineers and school teachers who Not the big derby-man from the RbifUwg over to the New York process of reconstruction, were bad fore the campaign waa scheduled to 1,569 meter route wlte Gleim tern- ly damaged by lire today. Damage Jiave registered for employment start with the Columtatis Council, ninghate, BUi Boathioii, Gene kldewalks of New York, but Yoimg Yankees, it appears now as th o u ^ There will be several lines of Knights Of Columbus games in Veuske and Oien Dawaoa gettteg A1 Smith, a left-hander, carried as a any disputeite FRuth ■ and Col. was estimated at thousands of dol statistteal work, the chief ones be coach by, the Giants last year. Jacob Rn.uppert may have over lars. Brooklyn. twbther to repel tee tevader. ing comparison of real values of The New York C b a ^ r of the K. It is unmrstood teat the'K. dC C. Jim Tiemey, secretary of the George Herman’s 1934 honoranun A IlOYoot boom bolding a large farm property with the assessted Giants, is one who believes Smith is will be conducted here rather than of C. which usufldly hdds its big in officials have not yet ^>plied -for derrick crashed down on the bleach vaJdee, iuormatlon as to assess door meet te March, has tentatively sanction for the Feb. 9 date and destined to cut a wide swath in Florida where it has been an al ers during the fire. More than IBO ment methods and ascertain where through league batsmen next cam- most annual feature of the sprteff set the date, this year’s meet te may consent to switch back to of the 700 engaged in the construc ^sslble, of reasons for failure to Madison Square Garden for Feb. 9 March if the A. A. U. will niaka’: an paign. And the Giants who forced training season. tion work at the park were on the pay farm taxes. te hit against him in battingbatttej prac- CoL Ruppert has gone on record In order that Luigi Beccali, the effort to have the usual 21 day limit centerfleld bleachers Job. The state survey will be directed Italian ace who Is expected here for Beccali’s visit extended. tlcc day after day are incline to as being strongly opposed to an from the state couege where much agree. other long tanne with Ruth as well None were known to have been this winter, might enter. Tlie date injured. of the analysis of figures will be conflicts with the Boston A. A. They missed too many of Young as against a trip to the south in carried through. Dr. Clarke in FIRST STICBIUZATION ; Mr. Smith’s wide breeiking curves to order to get Ruth’s name to a con The blaze was caused by a spark games a week later and both clubs Georlitz, Germany, Jan. 5.—(AP) from a cement mixing machine, fire charge Is a member of the gover havf protested to Daniel J. Ferris, feel otherwise. tra c t The Babe agrees, perhaps be nor’s commission, which Is study —The first oonrt order tor a stwll- The Giants will depart for the cause his side contracts will keep officials said. ing tax laws of the state. secretary of the amateur athletic Isation under Germany’^ new Eu Union. genics law was decreed today. Beccali. Olympic champion and ’The coiirt ordered George Pdug- world 1 ,8D0 meter record bolder, has ner, 54, a workman, sterilized; for The top of Norris dam, which the been listed to compete in the Bos contributing to the delinquency of a DIAL 41S1 Tennessee Valley Authority Is build ton and N. Y. A. C. games as well as minor. He was also committed” to PHONE SERVICE ing across th e Clinch river near the Millrose meet, Feb. 3, and the Jail for one year as an old. offender PINEHURST UNTIL 8:30 TONIGHT! ^oxville will be used as a public National championships at Madison often pravlously Jailed on einrilar highway. Square Garden, Feb. 24. His signed charges. ' FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS:— Please accept our sincere apologies for unavoidable delays in our delivery service today, due to an accident which has eliminated two of our valued employees for a time from our organization. Your co-operation in giving ns your order tonight will be most certainly appreciated and we assure you that every effort will be made to get our deliv ery senice back to normal tomorrow. iT ^ 2 a Wildly cheered by Congress following Ms first annnsl messsM, Presi dent Roosevelt got another band as he emerged from the House of )7iei/' rlainn Stahl Meyer Products Representatives, where the speech was mada Here Kenneth Romney P lum p FOWL (left). House Sergeant-at-Arms, con^tulates the President while .T.mM Ronsevelt. the PresldMt’h'Cldes.t son, looks on. ^ "WWW KQMOMY For Fricassee. Philadelphia walked 50,000 miles In the 30 years Weights averaging ea. S crappie MOR(XNTHAU LAUNCHES he was employed as a mall carrier 8Aunt Jemima Pancake 1 Q ^ Federal quarantine for cattle tick Flour, 2 pkgs...... LTj C Henty of Fancy Veal Chops and Cutlets. 69c 79c eradication has been lifted from an S u g a r l 0 '- 4 7 < the CQimtry except parts of Louis Pure Honey, IT,* BUTTER 2 -45< iana, Florida'and Texas. 1-lb. j a r ...... I / C 'Twenty-two foreign plant quaran Campbells’ Vegetable Q VEGETABLES tines are being enforced by the de Soup, c a n ...... OC EIGHT O'CLOCK SHREDDED WHEAT Butter partment of agricultime. ExceptionaDy Fancy Large Brussels Strawberries measuring six Inches Sunmaid Seedless 19cIIl 2 ibs. Sprouts, quart...... 30e in circumferences have been ex Raisins, pkg. ..., 7c 2 21' Green Beans, 2 quarts • s *Helb«« —. V ’■ _ *c . ■ 1 Birdseye Peas (eleie gldCdldlfftete*. 25c EDoagh to servo 4. Oampbell’a Vegetable Soup and ^ 27t Birdseye Spinach rvTM • rsTSi re^ • • 23c V^etgble Beef Soups, 8 cans.. m OC Birdseye lima Beans .23c Old Fbahioiied Country Style Q C heeae,lbSts •»# aanR e^e.e^ • • • .« • • * Oat of a Job boeaaM of Ills MkbtM te Moxieo Olty rocfatly. Loo V i ' \ ’V B M sey e otljl dooon^^. oooBz. touworyj^kif^ ^ SwinClMMep 9ft b* oonttenes to be a horr.nftM'ottraction Hors:bOis,- te'a''Cai Sliced Strawberriei. . - n r ____ 27c lb# •••••ofoceoot k 4 k ' MANCHESTER ETENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^^ FRIDAY, JANUARY 5,1984 /! ? I *m ' W S i L » i FOOD 6 MARKET ^ G E in rsABonable amounts; olive oil, Ekwt Main street Concrete pave Willimantlc road. Bituminous ma com cotton seed oil and sesAnM ment one mile in length under con cadam, length about 4H miles Is oU?” Condition Of struction. Two lane concrete com under construction. Traffic should Ovemi^t A, P-^ DAILY RADIO PROGRAM MENUS Answer; I am sure that Bbs will plete and open to traffic. avoid this routs. find these oils wbolssome and palat- State Roads Route No.’ 10. Farmington. Route No. 95. Voluntown. Bkonk, News FRIDAY, JANUARY 6 (Central and Eaitem Standard Time)* For Good Health able. Farmlngton-Plalnvllle road. Grade Hill road and (3iurcb street Wat- NeUt All proarami to koy and baale ebaina or rrouoa tbaraof unlaaa apael* separation. Bridge under construc orbotmd macadam, length about five A Week’s Supply miles under construction but closed Hartford, Conn,— Robert R lgfott, fled) coaat to coaat (e te 0) daalanationealirnatlon Ineludaa all availablaavaila atatlona. (OauM of BoUfl.) Road conditions and detours In the tion but open to traffic. Frograma aubjact to change, F, M. C«nL East. down for the winter. Traffic 16, of Windsor Looks, erlnoal^ Recommended QuMUon: M ri. R. J. R. wrltoo: state of Connecticut made necessary Route No. 20. Oranby-Hartland. NBC'WEAF NETWORK 6:00— 7:00—Mvrt A M srg*-M it only: By Dr. Frank McCoy by highway construction announced should avoid this route. burned after striking a match wbfla Louis Psnlee Orehsstrs—mldwsst “M y buflbaad baa juat bad a aiaga ESaet Hartland-West Granby road. Route No. 106. Easton. Easton rust from his skates. BASIC — laati weaf wlw weel wtio 6:16— 7:16—Just PIsIn BUI - sssU by the Connecticut Highway Depart Three miles bituminous macadam wlar wtag wcah wfl wilt wfbr wro wgy of bolla on tba back of hla Back. I Center road. About one mile bitum Storrs, Conn.— Marriage of Dr. Tsxss Rsngsrs—west; Psnies O r- ment as of January 8,1984, under construction but open to woen weaa wtam wwj weal; Midi kad ehss.—mldwsst; Orehsstrs-Dials maintain that tbay are cauaed from inous macadam pavement. Open u> Edmond A. Perregaux, extenskm wmao wcfl„w . woC'Who wow wdat wkbf • :80— 7:30—Music on ths Air—ssst; . DAILY MEIOJS. hla blood and be arguee that they Route No. U. 8. 1. Fairfield. traffic. economist member of tlie ConnecU' NORTI..^..i-HWEflT A CANADIAN - wtmj Hsymss Or.—Dials; Psnlee Or.—w King’s Highway Extension. 400 feet traffic. wlba katp webc wday ktyr crct ofot are Infectlona in t||e roote of ble balr Route No. 59. Easton. Sport Route No. 201, Pomfret Hamp cut State College faculty, and Ifiss 6:46— 7:46—Bosks Cartsr, Talk — ba- of muck excavation and backfill. •OUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wla wjaa slo; Bstwssn ths ioeksnds—wsst Dr. McCoy’s Menus lugfested for and have nothing to do with the HlU road. About two miles of bi ton-Ablngton road, Waterbound Myrtle Ellzab^ Files of WUbra> wfla-waun wlod warn wmo wab wapi 7:00— l;0 ^ T h s Happy Bsksrt—basis blood. Will you tell ua( pleaae. Closed to traffic. Norwalk. West tuminous macadam pavement Open bam, Masa. wjdx waxnb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc the week beflnnlng Sunday, Jan macadam, length about .1^ mi’ee 7:16— 1:16—Edw.n C. Hill -- bssle: Answer: You are both right. Avenue. About ^ mile of sheet W est Springfield, Mass. — Two woal ktba ktha waoc Canadians—Dials, In OleamtBB—w to traffic. under construction but closed down MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kalr kghl uary 7tb, 1984; asphalt. Open to traffic. eW A workers killed as sideboard 7:60— 6:30—Ths March of Tims—to e boile start from an Infection which Route No. 67. Seymour. Hoad- for winter. Traffic can pass. FACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo S;0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE MOVING—TRUCKING- battles with other challengers, he’ll HIGHEST PRICES paid for your STORAGE 20 Saves Baby Because His Own Son Died give Rosa more than he did in car. Cash waiting. Armory Oa* their previous two title boats. You Needn Y Worry When LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE —To see that widely heralded rage, 60 Wells street. Telepbone Qxowlng, gBasraJ oucklng, UvBry 6874. match between Enisworth Vines •anrloe. Oux affiliation with Unitao and Big Bill Tilden,'" tentatively Husband Applauds From Vans Servlcs msans lower ratss on scheduled for January. Then, amd PERSONALS Cumltura moving to dlatani polnta. «y BRUCG CAnON only then, would we be willing to Large modem trucJta, experlenceo concede the fact that Tilden, now men, prompt eervloe, all goods in THE RENAISSANCE pauff 40, Is better tham our ranking Other Side of Footlights EPILEPSY—EPILEPTICS! Detroit IN HUMAN TERMS. lady finds complete relief for hus sured while In transit are features amateurs. offeree at no extra expense to you. —To follow Johnny Goodman band. Specialists home-abroad, Daily trips to New fork, baggage This Book Studloa Four of Ita By HELEN WELSHIMEB ^ the pink and blue spots of « map failed. Nothing to sell. All letters Greatest Figures. around m victories In the British or types her boss’s letters. answered. Mrs. Geo. Dempster, oellvered direct to steamship piers Amateur and Open amd the U. S. For further InformatloD cal) 806S Amateur and (Open. Not only The general public haul Ji^t dia- Apt. G-36, 6900 Lafayette Blvd. In “The Man of the Renaissajtce’’ covered that chorus girls aue not Women Stand United West, Detroit, Mich. 8860. 8864. Perrett A Glenney. Inc. would they be nice amsignments, Ralph Roeder makes a brilliant at but such a winning streadt finadly presented with keys to Paurk Ave Fighting Tor Bights tempt to interpret that great age would finish the four-year search When women champion women nue apartments, wdth Imported caua they do it for the general good. MO VIN G—TR U CRING— PAINTING—PAPERING 21 for us in-human terms. for the successor to the vacated or French maids, because they have To depict the turbulence, the throne of Robert Tyre Jones. When men champion women it may STORAGE 20 IF YOU ARE HAVING work done, splendor, the crimes, and the mag- performing legs. The women In the be because they have nice kneea, a get my prices on day or estimate. niflcence of the Renaissance he de Oh, Bring Back audience have learned , that they black band acroM a «iilte fogeh^d SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the or a cluster of cuiki aa 3rellew aa a accommodation of their large Oe- Painting and papering. J. W. Mc scribes four men—Savonarola, Ma- To see the reincarnation of the may be' having quite as much luck Adams, 106 McKee street. Tele chlavelll, (Daatlgllone and Aretino. PoughKeepsie regattlL There was Chinese idol at the nape of a smooth Luxe bus for lodge, party or team as the dancing blondes. white neck. trips at special rates. Phone 8068, phone 4886. By examining their lives, he seeks something ndssiny from the 1933 to show wherein the period was world of sports—ana the 'Keepsle When Mrs. Dorothy Bryamt, exec Men think singularly of t ompa. 8860, 8864 1 ^ great and wherein it fell short. The classic was it. Bent backs straining utive secretary for Chorus Equity, But women, in fighting for t b ^ COURSES AND CLASSES 27 result is a book which well may at oars . . . long sweeps of eight succeeded in winning a minimum sex, do It collectively. When they become a classic. men, smooth as clockwork . . . the living wage for chorus girls who think singly they are quite Ukcly BEIAUTY CUL/TURE—Bam while Savonarola, he points out, sought constant change of positions . . . have been struggling along on to make it a battle against the Want Ad teaming. Detalla free. Hartford to meet the problems of the new age the stenpinf up of the stroke by amounts that stooped down to $20 a other girl instead of a combat In Academy ot Halrdreesing, 698 Main with an unyielding, moralistic the challengers amd the response by the week and less—wd(th expenses to her favor. Manchester street Hartford. ology. Machlavelli tried to rely leaulers . . . amd the laut stretch pay—she performed a much needed An}rway, the chorines may now solely on human Intelligence, put heroic efforts . . . ah, me, but service. Not Just for the Actors’ afford bedrooms with hatha that Equity Association. For women as are used by Ji»t two or three Evening Herald ting ethics in the discard. that’s jometbing worth watching. a whole. HELP WANTED— CastigUone was the courtier par —To see some team from the girls instead of a Twi^«id CLASSIFIED FEMALE 86 excellence, the man who relied on southwest get that Rose Bowl bid It is a shame, of course, to know Other women needn’t worry. Their ADVERTISEMENTS manners, on culture, on an unfail next year. They play hangup foot that the chorus hats been misjudged, husbands appauently have done WANTED— GIRL FOR gensral ing urbanity. And Aretino was ball down that way, amd It’s our but it is a relief to know that the nothing more tham applaud a lit Oeaat Mx averaae words to a Uae. housework. Stats wages. Writs the natural man—untrammeled, guess that Centenary, Arkamsas, or women who sit next to the watch tle too vociferously ones in a atUBbers aad abbrerlatloas ing gentlemen have Just as good a while. each eeoat as a word aad eompooad Box W, in cars of Herald. lusty, unmoral and irrepressible. Texas Christian could give Stam words as two worda MIbIbois oeet Is None of the four had the whole ford-a oattle—at least equad to that chamce at their hearts or purses prioe ot throe llaos. answer. The Renaissance fostered (Columbia will put up. as the ones who perform leg sym Job of Entertaining Liao rates per day for iransleet SITUATIONS WANTED— a tremendous development of the Because Dr. Thornes L. Higginbotham of Lonisrllle, Ky., after seeing phonies. Has Its Setbacks ada. his own baby son die 26 years ago of a tonsil Infection, had devised a —To see the elevation of one M eeetee Urnnk It, ISdf FEMALE 38 arts In Italy and left mankind technique for such cases, rlx-month-old Gene Ingram is well and hap wrestler to the championship of the Nobody drinks champagne toaurta Gash Oharas priceless possessions; but It also re py again at his Queens, L. I„ home. The UfS-aaving pbysloian. sum world—but ,that would spoil things, Move Reveals Poor in their fragile slippers. Fragile, • Oeaaeeutlve Days T etsi • eM sulted disastrously for Italy in so they (ure, it is trus. it is because i CoBseentlTe Days ..I • et« 11 ats YOUNG GIRL WOULD like housed moned by- the child’s mother, who before her marriage was nurse to wouldn’t it. Misters Browning, d e Working Conditions X Day •'*1 XI ota| XS ats work to do, go home nights if pos cial and political fields, because, as Dr. Higginbotham, here is shown with the young convalescent (left) void!, Londos amd Ed Don George? There are not seventy-times sev they are using blotting p ^ r for All orders ter irreaslar lasertloas. sible. Telepbone 6688. Mr. Roeder says, the very forces and his sister Patricia. The doctor rushed by plane to his young en mauculine arms outstretched in soles Of they travel from agency to will be eharaed at the one time rate. which produced great artistic agency looking for Jobs, as they Spaelal rates ter loag tena erery patl|9nt's side. chorine defense . , . outstretched day advertlslni glTea npoa ragoest achievements Impelled men to make in a gesture legitimate or other must do ^ large percentage ei the ▲ds ordered tor three or els da^a WANTED—PETS— a botch of human relationships. wise. As it happens, it has taken a time. aad atoraed betoro the third or fti POULTRY—STOCK 44 This book is a pentrating study It is only once In a blue moeih day will bo eharaedihara ■ OBly tor the ao- of the action of those forces, and G lorifying woman to reveal that the glamor tual Bomhor ot times the ad appear-' maidens have been hamded one of —amd moons ame never, never blue oA ebaralfla at the rate eanied. but WANTED—LIVE FOWL, roasting of the way in which they operated Marriage Soundest State the shabbiest tricks that the mod —that somebody offers to pro ao allowaaoe or rotaads eaa he stade chickens, and rabbits. Live Poul upon men and events. It is a gor em business womain has suffered. vide a penthouse with all other ac- ea ats time ads stopped otter the try Market, Oak street, telepbone geous thing to read, filled with dark Yourself commo^tlons. fifth day. fiasbes like the gleam of rubies on There may be quite as much Ko "Un torblds": asplay llaos aet 8441, For the Average Couple glitter In your own life, it you aelA black velvet. To read It is to get Alicia Hart The Herald will aot he reepoaslble a new understanding of the great 99 will do a little polishing, aa there tor Btore thaa oae laeorraet iBserttoa FUEL AND FEED 49-A Renaissance era. is in the lives of the toe damcer DIES FROM BURNS ot aay adTortlaemeat ordered ter Despite **New Freedom _ ij«U[*r 8«v« Wt ^ or other whoopee girls. mere than oae time. It is published by Viking for 13.50 FOR 8ALB—HARD WOOD for and is the December choice of the The cr^tures you envied for so Hartford, Jan. 6.—(AP)— The The laadrerteat omusloa ot iseor- HOW TO GET MOST match Robert Rlggott, 15 lighted root pabUoatlea of adyeitlslaa will be stove, furnace and fire place 18.00 Book-of-the-Month Club. FROM YOUR BATH long do noi have caviar for din reetlfled oaly by eaaeeliatles ot the cord, 84.60 per load, white birch By HELEN WEL8HIMER it *w • ■'^ • •, j: V ■ ' ‘ ‘| ^~ -T.'*? ri ^ •><* ..-,• H A N (! ^ V ■”™ B1'^^^^™^Jn'l^l!1^AT.^), U A N C H Z 8 n S , C 0 N N , IT U D A T , J A N U A R Y 6 ,1 W & n n # Toonerville Folks Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By.Geiie~Ahernr------Z So MANY Of THE MEMBCNS Of THE UTTUE ScORfICNS 60T AIR RIFLES SEliSE and NONSENSE FOR CHRISTMAS THAT THE CLUB CHEF HAS THREATENEP TO RESISN ! ,\Jk*DS-»-LOOK (AV X f X t TOUKD IN fAV TWaNK J T < P j © ^^iWAT THE BLA26S WELL! i O ppose iT s those infernal. THE ntNDARD OF OIUUTY IS THE BIS IDEA, MYSTERIES AGAIN. PERSONALLY, GENTLEMEN, -^^ Q U l6 6 l^ ? I DONT MIND A FEW SPOOKS, NOW AWO THEN. they h elp u v e n t h in g s up. b u t t h e FREC.'KLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser ^SERVANTS-AH— FEEL DIFFERENTLY. ^ SAY,NUrty, 1 WISH EXPLAIW THE PRINCIPLES OF StMPL£ THIS THINS, AND TELL ENOOSH. \\ How IT WORKS/ FRECKLES M J'.P.WlU.lftM3 ARE MADE-NOT BORNI. C t»4 tv m* MSviCK, we. A L C IM4.vHHI. SALESMAN SAM______And the Cap Doubled Up!______Hv Sma» •Sw, d o n 't BC(TH€R Mie ABOUT T H E 'O L O ^ T H a s g T&O B A o f' 's o DO I, SAe^l Ai (3AO oNe'. ' ^ Y a don't SAWl BIOollyJ' CAP, t r TUlS tlP 'LL HeuP tOeLL, H6. ceiiTA IN LY (MUt. 1 OCtie. MW HC0S6 OXAG i I HOPe TKtY No t o n l y birokc, inTo m h o u s c .,1 i <>oT a hunch i k in a n y , I t h i n k TW m an UJHO KNOCKS PLeWTy ABOLST (tOBBCO LAGT NICFHT A>NO CV'AY C£NT /KeTCH *tU' ^PTA iN ^ orr. UmPTH GAS BUGGIES What’s This? By Frank Beck . »BNO UP MY MISS BAY... I WONOER m . NO I th in k MISf EAV f CARO ANO TiU . ^WHO SHE IS..-A N D WH>^ Z WONDER THERn 50MBTHINS ^ SHE WANTS WITH MBT WHAT'S KBfPINB D ID NT)^^ WRONG— 1 POUNOCO 7 / OH Y§»...IN J HER I’M HIR . . THAT BBJ. •ive ' '■ THE DOOR AND ROOM S G ..V ( IN t h e SHB SAIO SHB HAD A VERY HBR BHi DIONT ANSWER psmcrw! wow, LOBBY! VALUABLI PACKASe HOP TOOK UP TBLLMff How., FOR M i... BUT THAT MY CARO TIN THE..*, ..A-A-AND THiRIS rr WORKS lOOiSKrT Tia Ml MINUTES ,CAROt^ A STRONG ODOR A THINB . . AGO. OF GAS AT THE (F KfY-HOtB 9 . f - . A i8M M •y jm k rn •''.'■S' i y ^xmtsiTam Wonting 2,000 Yards! 80-Square! Extra Heavy! Absorbent} Regular 50c and 79c They’re WtrsaJ Percale Prints ^^Cannon** Tow els They’ re Oil Mops for Women crowding around Closely woven, this table Thurs very absorbent— The39 popular triangle Shop Brown Thomson*s day. .shop bright of heavy, double oU mops reduced for Here’s big news! Those pop- and early Satur thread. Handy, this January Clearance ular “Snuggles" that young day for your every day sl^ Sale at 39c. F’or dust moderns are rinfnnHwg fgp ^ share. Fine, 80- 18x36 inches. Col ing and polishing floora 49c during our Sale. Vests,- square percale or-fast borders in For this sale oniy panties. Containing 13% prints in over 80 wanted colors. while present stock wool for warmth! Cotton different pat lasts—39c. for wear! They fit Uke a ANNUAL terns. second akin Main Floor, left Basement Main Floor, left Main Floor, right JANUARY SALE Big Redactions On All Merchandise (Excepting Manufacturers’ Restricted Items) W hat Aji Opportunity For Thrifty Housekeepers... Hale's Regular W8gh Clearance o f Shoes Quality Merchandise At Great Reductions. Shop SATURDAY Until Mine! Women’s kid ties and pumps, brown and black, Cuban and Louis heels. Were $5.00 /in and $6.00, for, p a ir...... First Quality NOW! Boys’ high cut storm boots, with Q C You Can A fford pocket and S^ut knife, pair ...... Cannon ‘NANTUCKET Muslin Pure Silk A New Coat During The Handbags . HOSE Sheets Extra Special! Wool crepe muff bags, some with ^ i n O January zipper tops, black and brow n ...... Large size, long handle tapestry bags, moire lined $ 1 .1 5 and well tailored, all good ^ i n n colors ...... ^ X #After This COAT •After This Sale 79c Sale $1.45 a (Chiffon and serv ’ ice weights. Boys Clothing • Pure silk, full SALE Sheet prices are moving up, but in this fashioned hose. Boys’ 8-piece knicker suits, all well’ d* C n n January Clearance Sale your dollar moves S Big Sizes! ^ First quality--not made, regular to $9.95. Sizes 6 to 18...... v O * U U up faster with the unusual values offered #81x99 inches in Cannon NANTUCKETT sheets, Every cheap “s k 1 e” sheet guaranteed for 4 years! The snowy hose. Men’s and boys’ long trousers, dJ O Q Q #72x99 inches • Most popular values to $3.95, fo r ...... whiteness means superb bleaching, Woven from extra fine cotton, 128 threads to the winter shades. #63x99 inches inch. Buy now and SAVE! Hosiery— B. T. Inc. . . . street floor. Main Floor, right Re^lar 25c "Modess” • $ 2 4 :7 5 and $29.75 Grades 'LadyPepperell'Cases, 3 for o f You’re liable to be buying a $29.75 coat Sizes: 42x36 and 45x36 Inches. Sanitary Napkins when you choose one of these $17. values, At HALE’S Domestics—Main Floor, left ^ d the very cheapest any of these were before the sale was $24.75. Dress and packages $ X *00 sports models In most popular styles and 9 fabrics. For misses and women. Here’s a bargain! Regular 25c size package of the nationally famous “Modess” sanitary napkins at this saving. Twelve in each package. S O U T H Mf\ N C H C S T T P ■ CO H N ■ 200 Pairs! Ruffled and TaUored Notions—Main Floor, left. $35 - $39.50 COATS, Beautiful dress coats that are reduced from $10. W omen’s Heavy to $14.50. Full silk lined. Limited stock—shoe early! ^ Saturday Curtains Flannel Coats— Main Floor, rear. Gowns Drug Specials $ 1.09 $7.95 and $8.95 •Every Curtain Made DRESS SALE To Sell As High As $1.98 I Not to be confused Sampling Demonstration! ’ with the cheap, short, Here’s curtain values that are worth getting excited thin flannel gowns be I ^ k through this rack of dresses now reduced to Regular 25c over. Smartly styled models made by the country’s ing sold at a low price $5. Just the type of frocks to fill In the gap in your largest curtain manufacturer. Ruffled models in . . . these are full cu t wardrobe for late winter affairs. Silks and woolens $ cushion dots, plain marquisettes, figured marquis long and extra heavy Not all sizes. EPSO TABS ettes, figured dots. Every curtain full length and flannel gowns. White width. Flat curtains Included In this selling. and stripes. Sizes 16 Frocks— Main Floor, rear. and 17. A t HALE’S Curtains— Main Floor, left. 19c Gowns—Msdn Floor, Come in and get a aample! rear. A Grand Clearance Of Special demonstration ends Saturday night. Part-Wool DOUBLE 36-inch Willimantic BAYER ASPIRIN TABLETS, regularly 3 5c ...... 21c Outing Tots' Coats EPSO TABS, regularly 5 0c ...... 29c Sewing Values NUJOL, regularly $1.00 ...... 59c Flannel Thread ABSORBINE, JUNIOR, regularly $1.25...... 79c $7.98 OVALTTNE, regularly $1.00...... Blankets $5-9S ADHESIVE TAPE (1” x 5 yds.), regularly 25c ...... 19c ^ yds. 3 for Better type coats reduced! pressy models as DR. WEST TOOTH BRUSHES, regularly 5 0 c ...... 33c well as the classic tailored coats. Chinchilla and WHITE MINERAL OIL, regularly 4 5 c ...... 29c heavy woolens. Many fur trimmed. Sizes 2 to LISTERINE, regularly $1.00...... 59c $ 1.97 10 years. KLEENEX TISSUES, regularly 2 5c ...... 16c, 4 for 60c « 1 1 1 < WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP, regularly 2 5 c ...... 16c •Replacem ent Price $2.98 Here’s one of our fast Stock up your sewing (New large size cake). $5.98 COATS, Here’s big news in blankets! Just think of It! A selling January Sale basket with plenty of items. We sold yards Willimantic thread 2 to 10 years. Tan, red, part-wool double blanket of thin size and quality navy woolens and chinchillas. $3.9S at less than $2,00! Size, 66x80 Inches. Rich block and yards ’Thursday. during this sale. EIxtra heavy quality, 50c 85c plaids; sateen bound ends to match. Buy now and Black and white. AIL Baby Shop—Main Floor, rear. ifave.. .after this sale $2.98! great for gowns and numbers. For a few Lady Esther Italian pajamas. White and days only at 3 for stripes. 11c! ' . Cream Balm At HALE’S Blankets—Mala Floor, left ' Main Floor, le ft Main Floor, left^ 25c 1-2 Price SALE 39c And the regular 60c size They’re Smart— 25c size, 19c; 76c size, 69o. no v 41c. Housefurnishing Specials They’re Comfortable I RUBBING ALCOHOL, regularly 2 6 c ...... 14c Girls'Coats S(5UIBB’S COD LIVER OIL, regularly $1.00 .... ,69c Clothes Baskets Ironing Tubles Balbriggan CITRATE MAGNESIA, regularly 26c ...... I6c DOANE’S KIDNEY PILLS, reguUtfly 7 5 c ...... 45c Pafamas $10 COATS, ^ GEM RAZOR BLADES, regularly 8 5c ...... 21c > 1.29 A small group to close-out Dress P k “Padflc Queen’’ VICK’S VAPORUB, regularly 3 6 c ...... 28c tmd sports models. 7 to 14. ■ Imported wU- , foldli^ tables. VKTK’S NOSE DROPS, regularly 6 0 c ...... 82c low clothes Made from big fir * PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE CX)MPOUND, regularly $1.25... .85c baskets. 29- trees on the West $1-59 HALEY’S M-0, regularly $1.00 ...... 60c inch dze. Coast They’re the grandest thing... WAMPOLE’S CREO-TERPIN, regularly $1.00 ...... 69c smart to sleep in, comfortable ta $14 COATS, . LYSOL, regularly 26c, 60c and $1.00...... 18c, 88c, 69c wear—and at this saving they'll F^irred dress models and plain tail- P k fairly walk right out Two- LADy ESTHER FACE POWDER, regularly 66c ...... 48c GARBAGE PAILS, 69c DUST MOPS, 89c ored coats. Dark colors; warmly In- Brown and green colored yam dust piece. Blue, te€ux>ee, green, terlined. 7 to 14. 8-gallon size galvanized palls; tight- mops; reversible. Colored hemdles. noaize. ^Doctors’ Pr^riptions fitting cover. •JBW ‘jooLi npsK Girls’ Shoi>-rMaln Floor, center. Carefully Compounded SHELF OIL CLOTH, QUALITY BROOMS, 25c yd. 7c Two registered pharmacists in attendance at all times. Four sewed, good quality -broom com. 13-inoh sbelf oil doth. An assortment Bamboo handles. Drugs-—Main Floor, right of colors and patterns. TiMJWHALCeo. At HALE’S Housefumishlngs—Basement Manchisteb Conm-