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Navy Lists Two More Jap Ships Sunk;
'‘Suicide Squads’ Halt Japs’ First Rush
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British War Oirefs Confer with President
Eight Enemy Ships
Defense Lines North
Destroyed in Raid
Of Manila Shortened;
Made on Norway
Oil Tanks, Ainmuiiitiona Give Filipinos Credit Plan for Big Stores and Industrial
Plant Also Wrecked; Plane Plants Young Native Sokliera War Department Tellff. Raid Carried Out by Help to Drive Back Dobbin Seen O f Use of Horae Caval>
Commandos Aided by In Australia Invaders in One Sec ry by ‘Heavily Rein In Demand Home Fleet and Fliera. tion; Warning Given forced’ Jap Uniti;
War Cabinet Complet Of Fresh Jap Threat London, Dec. 29.— (/P)— H F ® '' Once More Enemy Transport and
Eight enemy ship.s totaling ing Expansion Pro From South Where Re 4 Supply Vessel Sunk 15,650 tons, oil tanks, ammu gram Which Will Rev inforcements Beins Threatening Comeback ‘ By Subs; Destroyer nition stores and a Quisling- Landed; News Meager. owned industrial plant were olutionise Industry. As Result of fire Ra Is Slightly Damaged.
destroyed during a British tioning; Prospect Has Canberra, Au.stralla, Dec. 29.— Manila, Dec. 29.— (IP)— raid on the small Island of Washington, Dec. 29.— (/P) “Suicide squads” of young Horse Dealers Smiling. Vaagso 100, miles north of (4*)—The Aiiatralian . war cabinet — United States defense lines
la completing a plan for a tremen Filipino soldiers were credit north of Manila Bergen, Norway, it was an have been nounced officially today. The raid dous expansion of the common ed today with halting the East St. Louis, 111,, Dec. 29,— These British Army and Navy chiefs arrive at the White House In, Washington' for a conference shortened and troops are of waa carried out Saturday by the wealth's aircraft production effort first rush of the Japanese ad —Old .Dobbin Is threatening a with President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Wln-ston Churchill. Left to right: Admiral of the Fleet Sir fering stubborn resistanca: mysterious Commando force of comeback as a result of tire ra which will revolutionize the air Dudley Pound; Air Chief Marshal Kir Charles Portal; Field Marshal Sir John Dill; Lieut. Gen. Sir Colville vance in northern Luzon and against heavy odds, the the British Army, aided by light craft industry, It was announced Wemyss; and Air M.'irxhal A. T. Harris." helping to drive back the irt- tioning and the prospect'has horse forces- of the home fleet and by Arm y announced today as the here today. vaders in at least one sector. and mule dealers smiling.. the R.A.F. The plan Is expected to take Navy listed two more enemy Told in Joint Communique Hut U. S. Arm y headquarters Officials of The Sparks Com final shape in a war cabinet sea- pany, conductors of one of the na ships destroyed in the Far The story of the daring thrust Blon tomorrow. It calls for consoli at the same time warned of a Blast. The War Department com against Germany’s war machine fresh threat In the south, where tion's largest horse and hule auc dation of the operations of all air Dutch Bomb Big Jap Transport; tion's largest horse and mule auc- munique eaid Gen. Douglaa Mac- waa told in a communique Issued craft producing agencies. Includ they said the Japanese were land Arthur had ’’consolidated the ihe- jointly by the Admiralty, the War ing reinforcement*. report a marked Increase in .In ing the Commonwealth Aircraft quiries about the horse situation jorlty of Ilia troops in Pampat^fA Office and the Air Ministry. “No Matorial Change” • province and ehortened bis l l h ^ " ; Vaagso Is the assembly point AdniiLJapanese South of Ipoh (Coatinoed Oa Page Four) Army advices otnerwise were (Continued On Page Four) It reported uee of horse cavalry for German convoys carrying sup meager, simply reporting "no ma tq r the first time by "heavily re plies to tbe far northern front In terial change" in the north or inforced" Japanese imits. Russia and an officer who took south. An officer returned from Main Line About Midway BritUh Annaunre Fall Jgpg pigrcC American-Built Bombers part In the raid said the destruc Ottawa Gives the northern front said the Japa- The communique indicated that tion of shipping had harmed Ger Of Kuchihg, Capital of u ne.se appeared to be falling back Reach Accord the main line of Americon-FIlt- Also Shoot Doivn Prob man communications to that from Tayung. 100 miles north of pino fighters was being establlab-
front. Sarmvak on Itorheo; ably Ttco Japanese Manila and 20 miles inland from " d about midw'ay between tba cer The entire German garrMm on Big Welcome Lines North Lingayen gulf, and a Manila Bul On Way W a^ Japs Claim Ifioh. Gulf of Lingayen .and Manila, an Island Involved In the attack Fighter Planes at>Miri. letin reporter back from the same some 35 miles south of the Agno was captured or killed, the com V sector told of the work of the river, where communiques Men munique said. To Churchill Singapore, Dec. 29.— (/P)— Of Changsha "suicide squads." Will Be Run tioned a defense line two days "An enemy tank waa put out of Batavia, N. E. I., Dec. 29.— (Bert Sllen, NBC reporter In ago. action and an oil tank and ammu The British acknowledged to (IP)— American-built bombers Manila, said evewitnesaes return 'The Agno defense line’-Kvaa re nition stores were destroyed," the Cheers of Crowd Ring day that Japane.se troops had Main Spearhead Is 40 of the N. E. I. Army A ir ing from the front reported the Russia and Britain An^ ported itlll holding. commuiiique said. swept souOi of Ipoh, Malay, Force have scored a direct hit Japanese "in full retreat" In the “Americans and Philip p ina W Ire lw Station Destroyed Miles from Capital of Through Station Area tin mining city and commu province of ■ Pangaslsnan, just nounce Agreement; troops,” the Army said, " d e ^ t o "A wlreleos station and a cer on a large Japanese transport south of Lingayen gulf, with four constant fighting against heavy tain Induotrial plant owned by a At First Glimpse; To nications center 290 miles Hiinuii Province in and shot down “proliably” United States Kept towns recaptured out of the six odds, are in high spirits and on Speak Tomorrow. north of Singapore, and an Drive into China Again two Japanese lighter planes they had occupied. -In the south, offering stubborn realstanoo. (Continued On Page lUght) Informed on Action. nounced the fall of Kuehing, in an attack on Miri, Sara Sllen said, the defenders’ lines Losses have been heavy on both ■ "are in excellent position . . . Ottawa, Ont., Dec. 29.—(/P)— capital of Sarawak on the Is Chungking, Dec. 29—(.P)—The wak, a communique released Moscow, Dec. 29— (A^— Soviet Bidee.” ’ expected to hold the enemy In The Navy said United fitotofij-j Prime Minister Winston Churchill, land of Borneo. A headquarters main spearhead of a broad Central by Aneta, N. E. I. news agency, Russia and Great Britain were In reached Ottawa by special train communique said the British on check.") Toughest Foe China-Japanese offensive was re reported today. The fact that the The young Filipinos, he said, full accord today on conduct 61 from Washington today to receive the Perak front In Malaya are "In communique made no reference to (Continued Oa Pag* Eight) ported In Chinese front dispatches had fought off the Japanese for an enthusiastic welcome from close contact with the enemy yesterday's landing of Japanese th^ war through momentous Mos Canadians on his history-making south of Ipoh" but gqve no further today to have pierced to within at least 48 hours beginning Christ Met in Raid parachute troops near Medan, on mas morning, thus enabling the cow negotiations between Pre vlalt to North America. Information. 40 miles north of Changsha, capi- the Island of Sumatra, led observ Army command to reorganize the mier Stalin and British Foreign la'l of Hunan province and now t o t He raised his hand In tbe "V " (The British radio In London ers here to believe the liiyaders main body of the defense forces the third time the objective of a Secretary Eden paralleling the had been unable to make' much Flashes ! Rough Crossing Sent (Oontlnued On Page Four) major Japanese drive. (Oonttnned from Page One) headway In their first attempt to (CoDtinueo On Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) (Late B(iUetlas ot Ufc Um w i i f ) Civilians were fleeing the city Many Commandos to w in.* foothold on Indies territory. a.4 the Japanese, reinforced by sev Based on Misunderstanding Nazi 'Aie.-Loeeee Heavy Bunks in North Sea. eral thousand fresh troops, drew (BBC, in a broadcast heard in near, after forcing a crossing of New York by NBC, quoted a Ba.‘ London, Dec. 29.— OF)—l-AvtaMMal the Milo river under a heavy ar- observers estimated today London, Dec. 28—(iP)—The Com Retreating Main Axis tavik communique as authority tlUery barrage, tbe dUpatchea for the statement that "the re Drive Frees Moscow ioseea In the compolga at mandos, often called Biitatn’a said. ports of a Japanese parachute Russia have reduced the’ toughest troops, encountered their It was not known whether a .-Ylr Force to about 65 per landing on Medan on Sumatra are < toughest foe^seaslckneas— in tbe small American community, com Its peak strength. They ootefi : based qn a misunderstanding Force Hit by British posed mostly of missionaries, had Of j Immediate Peril this connection that there has 1 raid on Norway Saturday. from the Japanese air raid on this Ralph Walling, of Reuters, the withdrawn. Valuable American town.” ) ------'’Vv been a really big raid oa property In Changsha Includes the first, reporter ever to accompany At Least Part of Ene- Today’s communique, did, how since, the Russian war. begao^ the raiding Commandos, dsacribsd ever, raise the toll a t a simultane- New Advances on Each June 23. |H7ie German A ir ^ Liquor Board (Continued On Page Four) how the rough North Ssa crossing my Forced to, Pull nus Japanese air attack on ' the Autos Exceed Flank of Front Are is literally worn out,” sold a sent many hardened fighters to Medan airport. "A t present," 11 liable rofliipentator -with exe their bunks. Off to West; eeing aald, "casualties are reported to sources of Information. Has New Rule Treasury Balance om Threatening Nazi Bulge But all got on their feet to par amount to 30 dead and'70 Injured. Demand N ^ • • • . ticipate In the raid. Forces Lose 6 'anks. Further particiular() are awaited." At Mozhaisk Now. 12 Convicts Escape
Put Up SkllUul FIgkt Washington, Dec. A ,— (P)—The First accounts had fixed the Huntsville, Tex., Dec. 88e Permittees, Employes casualty Hat at ti20 killed and 40 Virtual Certainty of Twelve convicts, eevero^of It waa probably good that they Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 29j^ A ^ position of the Treaaurjy, Dec, 26: Moscow, De<:. 29.— (IP)— wounded. I serving long tcrme,~(tecape4 did, he said, for the Germans, al — British columns strwing Must Obtain Certifi^ ReceipU, $13,972,628.51; expend It waa learned on good authority Scarcities in Many Sec Moscow and its armory, Tula, from the Wynne pitofm fa though outnumbered, put up a stiff from the south fought th6 re itures, $155,932,810.87; net bal and skillful fi^ t . cate on Character. tions in Few Months. 100 miles to the south, have Huntsville by sawing’ b o n o f ' ance, $3,463,974,078.29. large cell and sliding do« Walling sale the Germans receiv treating main Axis force in , (CoutinlMd da.Pagg ^teht) been freed from immediate One o f them; Jnae^ ed little help from their A ir Fcfrce the Agedabia area yesterday ' H a r ^ ^ l, Dec. 29.—(JF)— New Detroit, Dec. 29.—(A^—The au danger by the crushing Red was captured by on although' airdromea at Trondheim, and compelled at least part of regulations aimed primarily at tomobile industry reaches the Army drive which is pushing Huntsville citizen. AB Stavanger, Liata, Alborg and the enemy to pull off to the year-enq with stocks of new cars Herdia all were within striking dis alien permittees and employes en back the Germans^ the Mos bloodhoands and gnoids frani In dealers’ hands in excess of cur farm' and the tance. west, the British command gaged in the liquor bviainesa In Wet Feet Found Cause cow '-radio -declared t<^ay. this state were Issued today by rent retail demand, but facing the llnntsvllie took np tbe traU. Two single-engined Measer- announced today. The Axis virtual certainty of scarclllea in With new advances on each • • • ochmitta shot down two aircraft forces fleeing to the west loet, six the Liquor Control Commission. The 8,800 permittees and more O f Infections Jaundice many sections within a couple of flank' of the Moscow front, the Fire Destroys Lynn ChnMh supporting the Commandos, be re tonka, a communique aold. montha. Russians are threatening the Nazi lated, whjje gunnerp of one warship Attack loolatefl Iteopa than 20,000 employes must obtain Lynn, Maeo.. Doe. 2t<—(* ) -I-'j a certificate from the commission Only a few passenger vehicles bulge at Mozhaisk, 57 miles west general alarm fire today The R.A.F. heavily attacked the were among toe 24,620 units turn o f Moscow—the pivot o f the Ger , (CoBtInned Oa Page Four) Axia troope isolated in Bordla and attesting to their character and Baltimore, Dec. 29.—Uf)-~ The,t. Dr. Packchantan said symptoms St. Mary’s e h n r ^ eldest fltheas under war conditions. wet feet of a aoldler, besides be- of disease are similar to those of ed put last week; still few er. are man arc which three weeks ag> church la Lyna. Firemen kept up raids on enemy motor scheduled for tbe even smaller menaced Moscow. tnuioporta on the roods westward Today, the commlasion began ihg uncomfoi^ble, were described yellow fever, with the akin, other Maze probnbly etortod In a to weed'out alien permittees seek body tiasues and eyeballs turning votume Indicated for the current Bout Baw Youths room bock o f the altar, and' 1 from AgedaUo, “damaging or de today oa the cause of a serious ing ranewalf. Sbe cases were yellow. week’s production. ' . Red Army diapatebes at the through the bnUdinff m n stroying a opnaiderable number of form of infectious jaundice. Aocnmnlato New Oars ' same time told of the rout of raw L«l H i m B« Y o u r... vehicles.” scheduled for bearing, each per ' Oaitiea 0«rt DM Adage that they w m Haahle to 4# mittee to be r^uired U) show that In a report before the opening In another report Dr. Alice G. Bhrer since the motor industry German youths of 17 and 18 years toaa preveat spread of tho'f Tbe RJLF. reported that "about meeting of the Society of Ameri Evans and. Dr. Elsie M. Sockrlder began its 1943 model period last who mode up most of on entire to the adjolalag No. 1 R«8plulion 16 hulka of ohlps Ue in tbe inner he con become a voter by July 1. 1842. ■ ’ . • can Bacteriologists. Dr. A. Pack- o f the National Institute o f Health, Aug. 1, tbe monthly output vol German divisioh. These reports high echooie, cb and outer borbon’’ at Bengasi, the chonlop o f Oalveston. Texas, bac- Washington,'' - annoimced the dis ume has exceeded retail demand. sold the youth dropped their arms rectory. The Lyaa Italian port and base which feU to Nnot Obtain Oertifleate teriolo^at at the University of covery of a new form of bacteri The result hoa been on accumula and fled at the drat Russian oa- partmeat «wl942 tbe onrushlng BritiMi lost week. The new regulations. Secretary Texas, declared he had isolated the tion o f unsold new paoeenger cars sault In tbe Kalinin sector, 95 $ 5 ^ 8 8 8 . “The whole harbor front is a bat Edward Peters sold, will not at ophage, a germ-destroying sub disease germ which causes it frqm estimated at between 360,000 and tered aid crumbling ruin" os a re preotnt affect aUens whoee per stance, which is a disease of the miles northwest o f Moscow'. H elp D efeal the mits do not expire, except' tllat 40 hucoon beings, 33 dogs and a bac.teria themselves, carrying out 425,000 unito.. The period o f ex The Soviet Informatioa Bureau Martlets At a ' sult of the R.A.F.’s raids preceding ,hbst of rats. Ai5f*non by pef- the ctiy's foU, sold the announce they, with the others, must obtain the old adage “the smallest bugs cess of production over demand said 332 town* and vUlogee hod fitocke Irmtnlar; M 1 Bats ood Doga Corrien have amoller bugs that live upon comes to on abrupt end with the been reoccuplec in the area during lively rate. Hnj youf unjinyt— ment. a certlflcatc. The germ is a water-borne, and bite them.” January schedule of 102,424 pas the past 10 days. Later the bureau Roads — Higher; ge Notivoe Unoonoemed Inspectors ore being assigned to splrol-ohaped bacteria which pass, reyvioriy-ria U. S. Tt* added that “ the natives ap various districts, Mr. Peters sold, The hew “race of bachterlophoge senger car output declared more inhabited localitlea rallelead. es readily throivk the skin or was found in collections of sewgge were occupied but did not give the vwrwnge ponoi w pear quite unconcerned at the where they wlU coU in permittees It is wholly poosiblc, according F o r r ti mucous membranes the inouth, from Baltimore, Boston. New- to authoritative opinion within the totoL Dl«aenc« of BriUsh and Imperial and employea in groups for the Sifaaipt. nose and Uiroat Rats and dogs act Toric City, Evaitavllle Ind.,- and Industry that February production The morning oommunlqus olaq H troope." filling out of offidavlta. Tbe pur IS carriers from man to man. . 'The RA..F. comiminlque said its pose of tbe affidavits is to com Washington, D. C. It was proven of posienger cars may be trimmed told of. new aucceeeea on toe Ka-' nxtag. Wall street I Persons most susceptible to the entirely different from known evta further toon tbe January Unln front notthweet of Moscow, G.tYmrSSm .^~ rilanes again hod carried the war plete n personnel file so that a Useass ore aoldleni expos^ ta deep into tbe western half at Uhya, check on the actlvltlea at oU indi !orms o f bacteriophage and to be quota; it may be euapended entire where Ruaoian troops were said to long periods of continuous wet highly effective in deetroylng one ly. n y topae of the experts. They have launchied a auddon attack attacking Tripoli and other pot^ts viduals will.be possible. Tbe chm- M M s-niuin ting, pafUimlarly in rat-infested strain of streptococciu germs out odd. however,-that in such ga which captured - the haadquarteia ittea trenches, and miners working in ot six tried, completely diaaolving (Cooftia—8 On Pag* Tw o) (fknitlaned Oa Paco /r^eV wet mines. bacteria within w abort time. (Ceattnoed On Fear) (CdotiBiMd On Page Fear)
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29,1941 MANUUESTEH CVe NING HERALD. IC&ESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DEUEMBEK 29; 1941
the town will reeeiv* 144,010, or were to hear scheduled the start of •bout $500 more than estimated. C long serlea of papers. direct bits on the destroyer ' off f e t e l i s t The tQtal number enrolled was A nnual M eet H it by Engine Tobruk and also on a convoyed M unsie Couple To .Observe Golden Wedding I Fo u r V io le n t, Among these papers was to be a sailing ship, the bulleUn added. Police Court Geologists Told They 17,3$8 leaving 2,466 over 61 years study of the aimllaritica betweeen CeciKanQ ub of age. Epicureans And (^rlstians In the .German planes also were said to Fo r A^e Taxes Hlwre They Were Bom O f Educators In Yard s H ere have attacked airdromes and port I .50 Y e a r ? W e d State Death* second century by Adelaide D. installations at Malta by day and In town court this ffioming G ives Pageant In reco rd in g places of birth It Simpson of Hunter College, before Harry Miller, 32 Oak street, held Can Help Win Peace was found that there are living in the American Philological Associa night wltb good affect. :Tnrned Over to G>Uec> Manchester people bom in. every American Philologiral un a drunken driving count, was [To OEiserve Event in Asphyxiation, Siiffora- tion. Noting that both are classed Hartford Man, Em fined $100 and costs with $50 of 74r N E W Y O R K state in the union as well as most Society Opens Its Par as.atheists by contemporary wrlt- Report HU$ Scored South Church Group manganese, copper, a.sbestos, plati tor This Mpming) of the countries in Europe. In two ployed a s . B rakem an, the fine remitted on his plea of Science of Kaw Mate I Family Rarly at Home tion, TralTie .Aeeideiil ehs she declared that thot^gh Epi guilty. , Miller was held after an Presents ‘The Nativity’ num, chromium and nickel. Some Details of List. cases the persons were bom in ley in Hartford. cureans and Christiana are as taf On 3 British Ships Lead and zinc, the scientist And Suicide ( ia iiN e k . China of parents engaged In mis Not Badly Injured. accident in which he figured early rials Seen Root of. 1 On Wefinemlay Niglit. NEW YEAR’S DAY apart in their intellectual oasump- Rome, Dec. 29.—(Official Broad last week. Before Large Audience .said, have long been produced at sionary work or work for the Unit aons, ' their .'escmblanccs were not RIdder In the Altai mountains.* NainM of tftooe subject to tbe ed States government. One person H a rtfo rd , Dec. 29 — (/P'— The cast Recorded by AP)—Italian Adolph Barelsza of 24 Birch Total War; World ! Mr. ami Mrs. James Munsl* of .superficial, for both demonstrated The condition of . Robert J. torpedo-carrying planes scored By The As.sociated Press oM mg% ssfistance t« x in M an was bom at sea. American PhllologlcrJ Institute of ______^ Aheam, of 2649 Main street, Hart- street was lined $50 and costa on A Christmas pageant entitled the America opened their annual meet impatience with sham, certainity hits with, aerial torpedoes on a Hungry for Minerals. ! 18 Chestnut street, will observe P'our per.sons met violent death chester were turned over to On Bentnn .street alone there are )f their own convictions, willing- fotd. who was struck by an engine a charge of ^evading responsibility "The Nativity," was presented by tsx. ooUsctor Utis morning. There ing this morning at the Hotel heavy British cruiser and two toi^ j the ,50th anniversary of their wed- in tlonnectlcut over the week-end 57 persons wht are not voters of ness to challenge commonly ac-1 Manchester yards of the lodged againsft him after he struck the Ceclltan Club of the South •re 14.S70 subject to the tax, less .d.iiicnestet but, in most of the Bond. Directors of both groups pedo boats In the eastern MedD a parked car on Kerry street last Boston, Doc. 29 i/l’i The Geo 2 Freig hters iltng at a family party at their two by asphyxiation and suffo- 81 exempt because disabled war met to transact the routine busi cepted ideas and a practical boliet i H RR Saturday night (erranean during a raid on Naval Methmllal church last evening. logical Society of America wiis cases they are citizens of the Unit in the worth of mutual living.” | "as reported as comfortable at St. night. The accused admitted he [ home Wednesday evening. Both veterans. I'hie is an increase of ness affairs of the association in formation, the Italian high com told today that It could help win a (;allon. one In a traffic accident ed States. Most of them have not Philip Sheridan fllllgr of Liiicoin i Uranels's hospital this afternoon. hit the other vehicle, but 8ald he The pageant was presented un I Mr. and Mrs. Munste are known and another by suicide 949 over last year and, if all pay. preparation for meetings to con mand reported to
tranaportatlon for a power drive A . - n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2ft. 1941 PAGE FIVE Head-On ^ash Red Cross Ottawa Gives defense W ork Agent Keports Claim itneUag Captured ----- Red Cross Campaign I iIlKliiy ye-teiday. Toft recalled O f Autos Hei*e Big Welcome Office Opened Kuching, the capital of Sara Mill Purchased Farm- Harder Joh i'l- '.vary and disasters that had wak in the British part of ^ m e o , Japan Shooting Works Nazis Encounter Trouble Iviiided the country during hi.s Notes was captured by the Japanese yes lifetime, and aaid: tWIDDLE-AGE^ To Churchill terday after a four-day aaoault, a Here Reports $3,417 J "We. came out of all our diffi- Slippery Road Is Cause Classes In First Aid being con Clearing H o u ^ for Vol* Joint Army-Navy communique an ■^ys Town Will Be Im Not Altered Sowing 1942 Grain Crops Seen in War ducted by the Manchester Chapter, nounced today |aiultie.a. 'This will be the same. WOMEN Of AccidenI; No Que American Red Cross, are; unteer Services in For a Quick-Victory ' it will he a little harder. That'.a m kCo t h i s a o v i c s m (Continued from Page One) It said lapanese Nsiv’al forces proved by Industry at Churches to Form New qualiflcationa for doing family case 'all, Advanced Clasa: Mrs. Lina Bar- sank two submarines and shot work. Required: 30-hour case Washington, Dac. 26—(J*.—Ger-) winter wheat in occupied areas of It TOU're cross, resfleas; asi rosil Is Sei;iously Injured. Municipal Bulling. War lluH Nol Changed Taft Says Nation WiH "Our great mistake was in stay sulftr hot fUsbas. dlsslnsss—eausMI stow, Instructor, Trade School down 10 l.irge-type aircraft in The Hilliard Plant. Group to Aid in Collec work course and (natitutes for many, the Agriculture Department Soviet Russia have failed. by tbls period to a woman's Ilf*-- sign oC victory, and lifted his black proachlag the eatimated natlotml ing out of the League of Nations. Ismail room) Monday nighta at hat as' cheers of the crowd rang waters off the Borneo north coast technical inatructlon. But itlilitury Experts' Income, leas than 30,000,000,000 Deferiiicnt Status for reported today, has encountered Food Running Low In Italy Emerge from DiiTieiil- try Lydia K. Plnktaam's Compoind Tlie slippery condition of the 7:15 (third lesson). Manchester la tailing her place tions; Veterans to Ar If wc ha'l gone in and helped en TnbleU (with added Iron). Mad* through the station area at the and adni- d that one Japanese Deeds have not as yet been Staff Aaaiatance Corps—For vol yen. (The yen waji 23.4 cenUx be Agriculture Workers. trouble m her campaign for a big In Italy, where food .supplies are pteially lor women.‘T^oueandabousands uupdO j highway was responsible for a Standard Courae: St. Bridget’s in the front ranks of a Civilian destroyer and one minesweeper unteers interested in general office Do Not Think She ger 1642 crop of the bread grains ■said to be running low, a shortage li.es Sucressf4i,nv. force the principles of the league, ibousande temariubl;,y belMdU head-oa CQllision between two au- first glimpse of the familiar passed conveying any of the prop range Benefit Events. fore it went off the world’.s mar.: all the other nations would have thou church,. Tuesday nights at 7, An Churchlllian countenance. He was Defense program. All the peoplis were lost. work, typists, receptionists, etc. so important to Europe’s food of labor made it Impoasiblc to in low label directions. Wor»A«f|)i»«» tomobUeS this morning shortly af- of Manchester may have an op erty sold by the E. E. Hilliard Can Wage a Very keta- but thiai value la ml.sleading : followed We could have made thony Toman and Salvatore Me- gripping the Inevitable cigar. The Navy section of Imperial Courae runs 10 hours. I in many respects a yen buy.s aa Hartford, Dec. 29—The policy supply. crease wheat acreages. Hie depart Watertown. Dec. 26 .I’ Hor- . ter 8 o’clock on Highland street renlno, instructors, (seventh les portunity to share as workers In headquarters declared today that Company at the auction the week The local Red Cross Emergency j of Conneetlcut draft boards to Unfavorable fall weather and an ment .said ore D Taft, retired e'lmator and the league work.'’ at Carter. A-^Bulck sedan owned To Give Important Address Hospital and Recreation Corps— l.ong War.. imirh in the orient aa a ilullar in son I. He is to give an Important ad this program through the Volun up to Christmas day Japanese sub before last, but Information has War Relief drive reached a total of ' Women to visit Army, _, Navy and___ llio United States). The n.'itiumil ward deferment of farm workers acute shortage of farm labor pur In the Danube ba-kin. especially liiotber of the late Pr'',“ident Taft, and driven by John Broughton of First Aid for Air Raid Wardens, teer Office which is now' being marines raiding American com in Rumania, an unusually early says the United ,'Slates wall emerge 3t Ashcraft road, Neiy London, dress to the Canadian people to been sought as to the possible $3,417 Saturday night at the same i civilian hospitals to conduct friend- B) Glenn Babh iiebt has risen above-thirTStiinalcil has' been aiterjrd In no way by the | portedly have interfered with the Onl.v Seismograph Ilamoged High school at 8:15 Monday nighta. morrow.. established. merce off Hawaii and the North valuation and amount of taxes ■Nazi effort to obtain a material add severe winter has been rcjKirl I from Its diffn iiltie.s s'ji ees.-.fully was being drlven^east. In the car time ah announcement waa made ! annual national Income to sonie- declaration of war. Colonel Ernest | William Sacharek, Salvatore Mere- His ruddy face was wreathed In Final arrangements were com American mainland. had sunk 10 that will be paid next April on the ...... I speed recovery of patients. .New Yqrk, Dec. 26. yPi Japan, \.h«ic between 35,000,000,000 and Increase m seedings of winter cd. Normally, thia area produces although the struggle will be 'a Ca.sablanta, French Morocco, BE TORE YOU BUY^ ANY with him at the time was Wilfred nlno. Instructors (first lesson). pleted and the office in the Munici shiM totalling 70,000 tons, crip that the Array and Navy Club U i Women 20 and older eligiblea; 16- choosing her own time, latmrhed I-. Averill, slate directoZ of se surplus w^eat for Gerrnany. little harder" than ;iny pieviou.s SpeafS, 35. of Grand View Park. steam from nearby puffing loco- different pieces of property. 40.000,000,000 yen. bread grains for harvest next sum Dec" 29 i/t’i A checkup' on the KIND OF INSURANCE Wilfred CHarke, Philip Emery, motlvea. t pal building opened today. The pled three others totalling 30,000 In announcing the terms of the planning a Red Cross benefit for hour inatructlon required. Tlit.a W'oulrt be equal to a ilehl lective siTvice, said today.\colonel mer. P'rench farmers were directed by one. and he adds that the nation earthquake which ahofik this area Stoningtoti. Both are employed at George Potterton, Miss Violet Mc tons and damaged another five her war on the United Stales and CAI-L 6637 The chill of the anow-carpetcd office will be o|Mn dally from 6 to sale, the auctioneers, Samuel F. Tuesday evening, January 20 and Home Nursing — Training for of about $l00,000,000,(x)0 for the Avenll's statement, made to the Winter Sets In F-url.l the German."", the department said, made "a gre.at mi.sfak" ' when it Sat"ir"Iay .shov^'e6h ENEY High school faculty are holding formation about the type of volun shortage of registered nurses dur brought moat o f tlie factors that proachlng that figure but the im .Stale Defense Coiiiieil, was in ports on acreage aelually jdanteil tion."". cnrdei) the temblor - It was put out by way of Colchester when the ac classes in the High school. side the station. that the Hilliard Company would fit for the drive the first Tuesday year, especially in southern coun 6.13 Main St. Hal*. BMg. Beside the British prime minis teer work auited to their .abilities, pay the first half of the taxes du: in January; ing war, epidemic and emergency. favor her to their highest dcKrcca portant fact IB that wc are juat answ. r to report.^ that farmers in France or Germany itself are In an interview on his 80th of order...... cident happened. The other car, A new fjlass under William about training courses to fit them of effectivenesB. and farm laborers have been anti tries. and checked plantings. As available here ter was Prime Minister W. L. Mac- Nothing Definite on the property on April 15 and Course runs 24 hours ;opcn to men, lieginning while the Japanese are a conseqyence, seeded acreages of driven by Louis Garbich of Gilead Sacharek will start in the Trade for defense Jobs, and about the Im Red Cross Csbinet women, boys and girls. Ju.xt now she la enjoying to the cipating a .sharp , increase, since Not Tlitre Enough for’SoedIng road, Hebron, was being driven Kenzie King of Canada, the other half would be paid by Rev. Thorsten A. Gustafson, at th<’ zenith of their "econoinic winter wheat and rye generally school Friday night at 7:15. portance of various tasks, open to Nutrition—Instruction op proper full the a
his honorable influepce reaches In not tba Amsricsn coda e( war they also have mutual rcsixmsibill- gether during the' coming year HUmrl^ritEr « to tha future. ^ Auto Dangers tlea. If they share the use of tlrf ahead," stated O'Brien In an in which is going to be honored. This Senator Thomas Sure highways th«y, should alao ibare Holiday Dance Story of * Sleeping Beauty’ Wilt But in the lest snaiyele, the terview this morning. la ssvsge war to the death. We the reiponslbillty for iheir safety. Invited friends and members of lomitts SrnUi permanence of any such princi cannot afford to entertain even Man About Manhattan Increased Now The law protects them legally the Junior Chamber are enjoined In Have^ Traditional Happy Endii when walking facing traffic, cros.s- Well Attended . PUBLiskKU Bi taa ples will depend not upon the temporary deluslona about It. It By O torgt Tveker the Conceneue that the Junior HBRALO PRINTING CO, INC IS Will Be Crushed Ing roadways at marked cros.s- leaders, but upon the common Is not like any other war In his Chamber sponsor more tea dancea; II BltMlI atr««t HIS CHRISTMAS CAROL walks, crossing at intersections, more' along the type of tea which Philadelphia, Dec 29—dP>~ The months. llancb*ft«r. Conn. people of both countrtea. It la tory. The aggressors who started New York—Thla la a day In thc^"nothlng doing now. ... But {^en BY ADELAIDE HAZELTINE December Is a Crucial and whep traffic lights are provid Junior Ominhcr of Com* story of Philadelphia’s "sleeping ■ THOMAS rBROUSON Warns Against 'Under so successfully brought lo a dose Ruth was Injured ChrlstoMUi they who must realize and prac it began It not with the idea of life Brad Hatton, actor maybe there Is something d oin g- Month; Added I^re Is ed, crossing on green lights or the Junior organization’s maiden beauty" soon will have the tradl- 1040 In sn automoblte OooornJ Mnnas^r Overnight News walk signals- but the law docs merre Well Pleased llonal happy ending. Poundotf Oetobtr I. till tice, forever Into the future, the defeating their enemies, but /of He didn’t have a Job. But he something temporary. If you're In estimating Fighting year of eoclal Influence and sphere Day after day she lay in a terested.” The Ntory: The terms of An Urged on Motorists. not protect them physically." of civic development here In Man For 23-year-old Ruth Steven.son tal, eyes closed, aUvs, vet “i PoblUhotf Ct«I I Sttnlng Esctpt principles now being hammered had an engagement for dinner With Its Social. 7 destroying them. And It is with "It would amuse you to know drew Denrborn's______will___ specifying P**‘‘ y tried in vain to re- Gingerly, shd stepped down, put Power of Nation's Far O f Connecticut Brighter Holiday chester. asked and answered her own ques Twice surgeona opened her dundtyt and Entarad at with Frederic Tozere, who plays thnt his secretary Carol, and live ®*PtOre the gaiety of the evening "There will be much more traf tha Poat Offica at Manchaatar. out In the terrible Clarity of war. this will to destroy us that we are how very Interested I really am. the ledged on a tnbll^ before she Hartford, iJec. 29.—A request to tion for friends Friday: and drew off excess fluid Conn., aa Sacond Claaa Mail Mattar. the villain in "Cuckoos on the Miss Perry." Mr. Hatton stated other employes, shall Judge wheth but Linda had taken It with her. Eastern Enemy. ..By Aeeoclated Preen fic than u.sual during the holiday The Manchester Junior (Chamber It is they who. In England, must now face to face. stooped to pick up the envelope, pedestrians and motorists to be “ What'.s the first thing V**' 80- the outer brain covering. Hearth," that. whodunit howler at "Well,” she said, "how'd you er or not his playboy son Andy is Only when Andy announced- he then turneil it over, stared at its period and the festivities attend of Commmerce enjoyed a success Formei Mayor Die* Ing to do when I’m completely ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES never permit another Chamberlain the Ambas.sador. had a surprise for everyone did it especially careful during the final ant upon the holiday season may Last Easter, the first flicif Ona Taar by Mail ...... M.oa like to understudy Carlton running the busineon according to In.scrlpUon. Her breath came in Washington, Dec. 29.—(AT— I Newtown— Ten-year-old Paul ful and well-attended Holiday Tea well? Why, I’m going to marry signs of consciousness ratO- Par Month by Mall ...... $ .fo to betray their destinies; they He had just got in from Mar Young? We re going to Washing his father's policy of “service to regain some of Its lost enthusiasm. a startled gasp. Allen Was shot In the left fore days of 1941 and thus continue the be made brighter for everyone if Kansas City, Dec. 29—OP)— Edward.” Slnrla Conr ...... • oS tha's Vineyard after s season^ of The lights dimmed and a spot Senator Elbert D. Thomas (D.. good record they have made dur both motorists and pedestrians are Dance, sponsored al the Manches and she had improved ateadUy < who. In America, must never yield Make Them Last ton. He's one of the busiest actors the people," put (Arol, who has She would rJbognize Mr. Dear arm yesterday when an- 1 1 -year- George H. Edvards, 81, mayor of Edward is Edward Carney, the since. Ehccept . for a Oalivarad Ona Taar ...... 19.00 summer plays, and when Fredp^lc on the air. He has to fly back and loved Andy stnee, girlhood, In a light fell on a wide door. In a mo Utah), probably the only member old companion stumbled while ing the holiday season was made careful in going to and from the ter Ojuntry Club yesterday ofter- Kansas City in the first World another Borah a place of high in born's careful handwriting any itoon. , sweeheart who kept, vigil while paralysis about the mouth, . MEMBER OP When the sale of new tires is .awsaw him heh» said..oi,. "Too h...bad you forth between Washington and dltncult spot. Although the will ment, they heard the soft roll of of Congress who can speak and carrying, a .22 caliber rifle and today by Robert I. Catlln, vice- houses of their friend.s and the war, died Sunday. fluence; they who, on both sides wheels. where! He had written on the Town Treasurer and Mrs, George she lay in a coma for three virtually recovered. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reopened next Monday, there will weren’t around earlier. There are New York five times next week. has not been found, C^rol knows front of the envelope, "The Last the gun was sccldentally discharg president of the Aetna Casualty A places of entertainment. " Tba Aaaoctatad Praaa ta aiciuaiva' write Japanese, said today he was "A little extra caution," he said, H. Waddell and Mr. and Mrs. of the Atlantic, must give the A t be none available the average a couple things in thla show you He’s the lead in '‘Front Page Its terms, and her heart sinks Nicky, a smile engulfing every Will and Testament of Andrew ed. A physician said the wound .Surety Company, and vice-chair ly antltlad to tha uaa or rapubiica* tor could do easily." confident Japan "will be crushed" "when using the streets and high Thomas J. Dannaher were the lantic Charter life and effect, and Farrell." Suppose something when Andy, currently involved bis eyes and mouth, Dearborn." was not serious. man of the Connactlcut Highway tion of all nawa diapatehaa craditad American citizen. before the present war ends. 1 Safety . Commission as well as ways will do much to make the patrons and patronesses attending ta It or not otharwlaa oraditad in "Thaf's okay. Something'll turn grounded his plane? You want to with sleek IJnds Julian, turns bi a wheel chair before them The will! She had found the will New Haven—Carl A. Englemann guarantee the operation o f the up." A t the same time the scholarly chairman of the statewide pedes closing of this otherwl.se ‘black Sunday's Tea. thla papar and also tha local aawa The rationing code announced upderstudy ?” management over to unscrupu They surged forward, greeting hidden in the 1940 inventory o f Windsor waa elected president publlanad harain. principle's upon which leaders like So that night he wandered over him, laughing over him. Andy Utah legislator, who spent .seven trian campaign. year’ happier." The Country Club ballroom was All rlahti of rapubllcatlon at by Price Administrator Leon Hen Brock Pemberton came -in Just lous Mr. Herrick, whose only Idea ledger! of The Connecticut .Skating As to the theater where "Cuckoos" gave him a lapful of souvenirs and years in Japan ns a Mormon mis Mr. Catlin pointed out that: hesiutliully decorated for the occa spaelal dtapatchaa harain ara alao Roosevelt and Churchill can find derson makes concessions only to in time to add, "But I ’ll have to is to make money. Herrick It hadn't been misplaced. It sionary, warned against underes sociation yesterday at the first FIRST NSTIONAl raaervad. waa having its flna rehearsal. give you your notice the first turns down BUI Reece, an employe the party ended happily. meeting of the newly-organized "December Is the most crucial sion with red, white and green fes high agreement today. doctors, ambulances', vehicles used hadn’t been lost. .Ever. Mr. Dear timating the fighting power of the The company was to leave next night. It’s only temporarj’” In love with Carol, on repairs for Carol waa quiet aa. she went group of figure and speed skaters. month in the year for auto pedes- toons and Ktreamcr.s hung from the Full aarvlea cllant of N. E. A. It Is we, the people, who alone born purjK).sely had placed it here Far Eastern- enemy. trial deaths. Aa the hours of dark Wife of Convict Sarvlca Inc. for fire, police and other public morning for Washington, for its Actor Hatton reflected quickly the toyland elevator. As Herrick’s home with Bill and Mary. Their The association will enter 15 skat ceiling. A buffet luncheon, con out of town trial. where they would find it at inven Japan may score some addition ness Increase, tha ratio of pedes sisting of Swedish pastries and can and must keep this world services, buses on regular routes, that two weeks’ work waa much policies begin to take their toU, laughter and small talk found her tory time but ~iio Sooner. She ers in the Middle Atlantic cham SUPER-MARKETS Publlahara Rapraaantatlvaa. Tha al early victories and some fur trian fatalltiea occurring at night dainty tea sandwiches, along with catastrophe from occurring a Brad Hatton stood in front of better than nothing. Besides, he Carol makes cash adjustmenth to unresponsive. She was back on the should have known he would leave pionships on Jan. 1 at Newburgh, Seeking Divorce Jullua Mathawa Spaelal Afancy— trucks used for essential deliv the theater with his hands in his dance floor in the dimne.ss of star ther new surprlse.s, Thomas said N. Y. also Increases. Darkness bides the various seasonal refreshments Naw York. Chicago. Datrolt and third time, who alone can make liked Washington. .So next day several customers to uphold the Andy to reach his own decision in an Interview, • "but she can't Boston. eries and construction work, farm pockets and whistled a ragtime light, feeling again the sweet tor Waterbiiry—The Rev, Jamrs H. pedestrian. Regardless of how were served throughout the after he left for the capital, and began store's reputation, knowing It will uninfluenced by the provisions of survive because she is surrounded bright or glaring the headlights of Putnam, Dec. 29— dp, —Mrs good the Churchill pledge. For if tractors, and mining and con tune. He still had a few minutes his duties aa understudy to com ture of Andy’s lips on her own Phillips, acting pastor of the First noon and evening. Dancing was en MEMBER a u d it BUREAU OP get her In trouble with Herrick the will. by the bulkiest nations on earth— a car may seem to him, to a mo Ralph C. Prearlcy. wife of a for we ever become smug and indif to wait before he and Frederic muter Young. A t the doorc Bill lingered after Congregational church here, an joyed from 4 to 8 p. m. to. the PiiM yP FPFSAf AfOPW FPJY CIRCUIaATIO.VS. struction equipment. but will sUnd Andy In good stead Even in death he had out- Russia, Uanada, the United States, torist he la Just another vague mer Putnam alderman convicted music of an unlimited supply ol were , to meet. when the will Is found. Buck Mary had thanked them and gone nounced yesterday he had accept ferent again, 'on either side of the Under this code, it doesh't make thought them all! the Commonwealth States and form until relatively a few feet of conspiracy to rob The Cargill popular phonographic transcrip Tha Haraid Printing Company. Just then Chamberlain Brown, The tag-line to this tale Is this. passing Hhrrick Area BUI when in. , ed a call as associate minister of Inc., asaumaa no financial raaponai- Atlantic, the leaders of a new be an actor’s agent, strolled by. "Go Dazedly, she examined the en NCtherland areas." away. Pedestrians can lessen the Trust Company here and now in tions. any difference if you are a travel The first night went by without toyland elevator falls, injuring "It’s all right, Carol." he said velope. It was open at one end. the Foundry. Methodist church in blHtr for typographical arrora ap- trayal will arise, and there will on in an^ see Brock Pemberton.” Claasea Blamed for Wpr danger to themselves after dark prison, has filed suit for divorce in Big Social Year Ahead aartng m advartlaamanta in tha ing salesman, and need a car to any "notice" from the powers Nicky, but the newsboy llnds out Anally. "I see-—now.” She cupped it in her handa and Washington, D. C. He will be suc [anchaatar Evantng Harald. Brown suggested. "He may have The senator, who lived with and amid the swarma of figures by Windham County Superior court. Basing his opinion upon ttfe B come the day when our worahlp earn your wage. It doesn’t make that be. Since then three months BUI was not to blame. Herrick ’See, Bill?" she countered, yet peered inside. ceeded at the local church by the She said that she and her lius- something." Pemberton is the pro she thought she knew what he taught the Japanese frrim 1907 to Rev. Byron K. Anthony of Bran making themselvea visible to the respon.ilvencss of Manchester's 'ur Pledqi of the pound and the dollar and have passed. Actor Hatton under also takes credit for adjustments Aghast, she shook it futllely. 1913, attributed the present bold motorist; In cities, by crossing the band were married March 7, 1930 Monday, December 29 any difference if you live ten miles ducer of "Cuckoos." studies everybody in the cast meant. ford. younger set to yesterday’s Holiday our accursedly complacent as Carol has made. A t the store The will was gone! attacks upon outposts of the streets under lighted crosswalks and charged intolerable cruelty from your Job. with no other "Go on in. Ask him for a Job,” Furthermore, he’s the state troop "Yes. Tonight. Watching you Hartford—Abbott Rosen of New Tea, President Edward o;Brien in Comt My. your party she dances with Andy who (To Be Continued) United States and England to the and at traffic lights when provid since Aug. 1, 1935. . TURKEYS sumption that freedom can be had Brown insisted and strolled on and Andy, I knew.” dicated that "the Junior chiamber's Flrit. Nitteft*! Stom means of transportation. It er in the play. In addition, he’s kisses her as the lights dim." When Haven waa elected president of the ed; in rural areas, by cariVlng s In addition to the divorce, she off. "new rich class, the secret socie Connecticut Valley District of social calendar for 1942 holds.many ple4#e Owlr b«st cfferti I- Keeping Churchill’s Pled8:e for nothing will again proclaim doesn't make any, difference how assistant stage manager. they flare up, Linda Julian Is She tried to say lightly, "I light or reflector or wearing some wants custody of two minor child "Cockoos," which got off poor didn’t know I wore my heart on ties and the imperialists who got Aleph Zadik Aleph Society at a possibilities of fulfilling the social U kttp ftowlnfi u you Mr. Churchill's words last Friday standing In the doorway. thing white and walking back ren. tM 1ob6% vL "Five or six years agik," said important you think you and your So Brad Hatton went in. He ly, has found its audience... .It my sleeve,” rich during the last war and got meeting here yesterday attended deficiency which Manchester has Ideas." from the roadway to aa notydo Brearley was convicted with lal flft I te 16 C 16 Hm Prime Minister Churchill to Con to be nothing more than hopeless car are; if you are .not within on* sought out Frederic Tozere and has passed its first hundredth per "You wore it in your eyes. Q u o la lio n s by more than 150 delegates from lacked for so many years. You “After the Ball— " He said this combination of startle the traveler by their close State Policeman George R. Martin gress last Friday, "it would have idealism. If that day ever comes, communicated his remarks with formance, which is Judged "suc Carol." The knowledge seemed to this state, eastern New York and and Walter Xrzemlen of Hartford have my assurance that every ef and over of these classifications, you go Brown. Tozere shrugged. "He's Chapter XII powerful groups "have a psychol ness and unexpected appearance lbs God help us, and God help the cess’ for any play. hurt him. ,"I’ve met—the man, southern Massachusetts. Philip following an attempt to rob the fort will be exerted to bring Man been easy without shedding a drop without. wrong, 1 think. I’d know if there Linda must have been standing ogy much like Hitler and Musso when they are suddenly detected. chester's younger neighbors to- world. "It’s merely a state of mind ’’ now. He’s no longer a iKcret Remember that your father did Bogatz of Meriden was named Need Not Be Doagerooe local bank. of blood for the United States and And even If you are within one was a chance. But go in." in the doorw-ay for minutes ’while lini that if you strike hard enough ll> explains Mr. Hatton. "When I see -wish you luck." not lose his life---he gave It. vice-president; Joseph Hurwitz of "Motorists need not harm the Actor Hatton met Antoinette Andy held Carol in his arms and and fast enough you can haw Great Britain to have insisted on of these classifications, you have a sign that says 'No Casting To No use to pretend any lonegr. — .Secretary Knox, presenting Hriilgeport, secretary; and W il pedestrian at night If they exercise Oil Barge Goes Aground Ob — Tb— . Kvb. - 0 .0 0 P. M. Perry, the director. "No., he said. kl.ssed her. How much she could your way." the fulfillment of the disarma day,’ I simply don’t believe it." She put her hand against his arm Annapolis diploma to Ensign fred Koplewitz of New Britain, proper care. Adult and elderly peo StBiwa Cl— Bd W#d. tvB. ■ 7.00 P. IN. You Can’t Beat the Dutch to pass the searching inquiry of a have seen in the darkened room, Thomas said he was confident treasurer. Afore A4oaiti> ment clauses of the treaties which and said, "Thanks, Bill, I need It." Isaa<- Kidd, Jr., whose father. ple not agile children who Sre New London, Dec. 29—dP) The L Bd_AH_Di2jJjBwJteBra_D^ rationing board and have your ab Carol could only guess. Admiral Kidd, waa killed at this country and her anll-Axls A l crew of a Standard Oil (Company's ’Not BO much. Now that Linda’s lies would be able to crush Japan prone to dart suddenly into the 4-5 LB AVC • FANCY MILK FED Germany signed after the Great Any apprai.sal of the course of solute need certified. activity yet. almost any of ^he the disease condition Is corrected, Linda’s cool, scoffing voice was Honolulu. ' oil barge remained aboard the ve.s- out." eventually. He thought this would path of a car are generally the vic War. — the fighting in the Far East must This is. in' other words, the cases of hysteria reported could being only a secondary symptom' a challenge. "Are you ready— tims at night and they are not al sel la.st night after it went aground [ Carol looked at him, said quick come when Allied bombers were in Molc« Fh»t SmHanai Cogest a Sew Year include a full word of admiration have been touched off by enemies However, there are thousands finally?" she said to Andy. Plea to Keep ways at fault. It is sure to be dark off Gardner’s Island, N, Y.. about I FOWL w 29c , "And that also would have been toughest bit o f deprivation that within. ly, "Did you hear, too?" Now. however. It seems clear a position to pound Tokyo and Habit, There’s one ter every taste and for the Dutch. bothered by gas discomfort in He gave her a most engaging "Yes. I couldn’t help It. It was that throughout the last two if a motorist will shut his eyes to 15 miles south of here. Three ' purse • especially ground for you. FRESH . TO BROIL or FRY • 2i*.3>4 LB AVC the opportunity for assuring to has been meted out to the Ameri whom it Is not due to disease but Nippon’s vital war industries, and .smile. "No, Linda,” he said easily, a pretty good example of a gen months, since Tojo became pre tbe lone main railroad line be j3uU?s lying before him.” Const Guard patrol boats went to ! the Germans those materials, They have been realistic, and can people since prohibition. And How to keep th* people on guard to wrong diet. These . can help Labor Peacel^^C. Mr. Catlln continued, "Pedestri the Oswego's a.ssi.stance. but re- | IfV D n Luxury Coffee m "I still have to play my part." tleman giving a lady the gate!" mier. Japan's mind was already tween Tokyo and the port of H i D U Thrifty Price t for Fifth Column activity without ^emselves to a very great extent ans have a right to use streets and ported back that heavier tugs CHICKENS » 27( those raw matcrlkls, which wo competent. Realistic in that they It will undoubtedly be enforced a I setting off a witch hunt is an Jealousy flashed In her eyes. "I A preoccupied Andy came down made up for war. Osaka. by revising their habits of eating, highways as well as motorists. But would be needed to free her. I rA D I C v f Vacuum Packed WHOLE or EITHER END ■ ONE PRICE declared in the Atlantic Charter haven’t waited for the Japs to at good deal more efficiently. other one that it putting gray supposed you were doing that Just Monday morning. He seemed to — Clarke Kaivakaml, Japaneae- "Japan is a good deal like L U r U l k . Unusual Strength putting-In place of those which are now." have successfully forgotten the American newspaperman, an Egan Asks Unorganized should not be denied to any na tack them personally. Competent A great deal of readjustment hairs in many Washington heads. bad, those which are good. France as a military force," Carol’s face went pink. party and Carol’s presence at it. nouncing his Intention to enlist Thomas said. "Everything in tion, victor or vanquished. ' , in that their planes and subma will be necessary if the American The prime activity of the Fifth P’°*’ example, if you are one of To Regard Part as JOHN ALDEN 2 PORK LOINS bt 2 K | Columnists, before the armed "No," Andy said levelly. "I wear His attentions must have been and flght for the U. H. A. France was centered in I’ aris so rines, ranging far and wide in the people are to meet this situation. those made miserable by exces- a costume when I'm playing a only kindness, she told herself. BONED and ROLLED IF DESIRED Mr. Churchill, being a polite forces arrive is to create distrust .aive gas it would be a good plan that when Haris fell, France was ‘Sacred Document.’ part. You’ll know by that." Nothing more. The unbending of done." i r s NOT A .MAITER OF DO'TNis . .'.When a tUght cold RICHMOND 2 . man, did not go into the details of effort to cut down Jap striking As tires themselves are rationed, in one’s government and one’s in for you to make a "taboo ” list of I believe we can avoid a great stitutions; to set up race hatreds; He touched Carol’s arm and a boss to his secretary. He’d sim deal of trouble In the future if Daughter Has Japanese Name JUST ANOTHER LOAD stuffs up the nose, causes mouth why such things did not happen, power before it gets ready to hit people themselves must ration certain foods to be avoided. Put on Bridgeport, Dec. 29- (J')—John breathing, throat tickle and har LAMB FORES » 17c to align class against class; to guided her back to BUI. ply observed the spirit of the sea we adopt this amendment to strike Thomas learned to read, con OF OIL BROOKSIDE I the details of why this war was Dutch soil, have set themselves, their use of their cars, it means that list: onions, garlic, vinegar, J. Egan secretary-treasurer of the assing night coughing u k the 1 CORNED c^ F NOTED FOR FLAVOR turn every one against his neigh dried beans, and cooked cabbage! A few minutes later Andy ap son. TYie kiss? Perhaps she’d out the provision for Guam. verse and write in the difficult niPROVED Vicks treatment at CREAMERY rat giving up ordinary pleasure use. But what kind of nil am you get B u n iR not avoided. For he would have and pretty well kept, a goal of one bor; to throw -the country into Also add to It any foods which In peared in the half-n-half suit strayed beneath a bit of mistletoe — Rep. W. H. 8utphln, N. J. (In Japanese language os head of the Connecticut Federation of Labor, bedtime. Takes only 3 minutes confusion. had to cut deeply on both aides Jap ship a day. If we, as a nation, are to keep variably cause gas in your own which his father had originated. and he'd been obliged to follow Feb. 1039.) Tokyo mission of the Church of appealed to unorganized workers ting? Ia It beat aulted for your and makes tlme-tested'Vlcka E lU lC BROOKSIDE ■ URGE SIZE MIDDLE RIBS • 19c According to investigators, the When he turned his back—Santa through. Jesus Chnst of the Latter Day VyoRub give IVEN $ tn a ISm TI C v w 3 STRICTLY FRESH ■ (ksde A d«z of the Atlantic, to tell the full One day they were taking their ourselves on rubber for the essen- case. While you are trying to find today to regard the no-strike pact • burner and see yon getting the THsa m a scrogEi NAVEL CUT OF CORNED BEEP chief instrument of the Fifth Col relief from flatulence, stay away Clause. But when he came forward Well, she wouldn’t remind him One of the beautiful qualities Saints. His daughter, who how recently signed in Connecticut a s ' truth. . tli^l needs of our civilian and com moat B.T.U. ont of It? For . a c t s WATS AT ONCB to Jap ship on the Malayan battle- umnist in this country for a while from those particular foods. Also, — Father Time. of it, ever. He could depend on about America is that one can works in bis office, has a Japa- a "sacred document" that placeu 1 now at least will be talk—just oura la a apeelflcattnn oil that bring reUef... KSEnum to upper REHNED He would have had to admit front. Another’ day they . were mercial life, we can only do It by try to leam how to combine your Behind him he pulled the ridicu that. She knew her place. be among her devoted children r.ese name, Chlyo Thomas. She as great a responsibility on them BRISKD ROLLS » 15c plain conversation that will have waa bom in Tokyo. b ^ U iln g passages with soothing PURE LARD 2 25c making the rubber we have last meals properly. In this way you lous wagon piled high with sou She would be all business. and still retain In one's heart a as u did on organized labor, meeta the moat exacting teata. medicinal vapors . . . snMUUTU FRESHLY MADE that, during the crucial years in over the Philippines, taking a Jap as its objpctiye those things jnen- venirs for everyone. A fter his missionary service, an indefinite period. It is perfect will avoid the food battles arising love for the land of one's birth. "I ask," said Egan in a state and provea Ita auperlority in re chest and back surfaces like a which this war was taking shape, tanker at Davao. And meanwhile tipned in the paragraph above. Someone clapped. Others Joined The most pressing matter now Thomas returned to this country warming poultice , . , And WOtKS EVANGELINE 3 'S i.“ 2 5 t ly obvious that, with supplies And that ia the kind of conversa from Inharmonious combinations. There is no disloyalty there. ment. "that the unorganlzcu dueed heaUng coats. FIM SOMS to ease coughs, r^eve EVAP. MILK England was allowing itself to be they're doing a fierce Job of pa If you wish to know more about until the room roared with ap that CJhristmas waa over was — Henri Bernstein, exiled French aa a university instructor and dur workers do their share to see tc SAUSAGE MEAT » 29c tion that will have to be ■'guarded proval. ing the last war was a major in muscular soreness or tightness, governed by a clique of men and trolling the approaches to their what they are, wc can run our overcoming excessive gas. send for the coming Inventory. There were playwright, now seeking Ameri it tiial there is no stoppage of pro and bring real comfort. ' For yegeisble - FOR STUFFING against. Linda, un moving, watched from the Utah National Guard. a philo.sophy which held that busi own island territories. selves down to the rim in no time Dr Frank McCoy’s 3 articles counting slips to order, section can citizenship. duction pi the Implenrents that MARVO Shortening along this line. One of these will the doorwily. When Andy came to numbers to print and other sup He waa asked about the nego To get thla Improved treatment s 21c 57c at all. The success of the ration Here-again, rumor will play a ere so essential and needed by oui - .. . Just massage VapoR"'> frr 3 ness as usual must be protected, ' They haven't large forces at provide you with some sample her he made an elaborate bow and plies to get ready. Even sheets for tiations of Japanese diplomats government to defend America as FUEL RANGE OIL NIILLBROON CLUB OYSHRS - " 33c ing plan,, then, depends primarily big part -rumor by word of pre.sented her with a gilt horn. L et’s keep, the flag flying. here after mlliUry and Naval minutes o n BACdt aa veil as Ckigcr Ale ■ Sparkling Water no matter what happened ^ the ' their -dLsposal. Yet their efficient mouth, in letters, and perhaps in menus to< use as a guide and I feel a new ledger had to be bought. — IJcut.-Oen. Douglas Mac- a result of the attack that, was IN ANY QUANTITY — ANY TIME! tm (»t and chest . . . spread a upon the car owners of America. She threw it to the floor angrily. leaders in Japan had decided to $0DAS and many elhm - Contents 4 ’a.r 29c world of tomorrow. He would ; u.se of the submarines and planes circulars and folders. sure that these menus will afford She would have to use la.st Arthnr. made on Dec. tUck layer bn c h ^ and cover you some practical help. To obtain Carol, standing near, heard her launch their surprise attacks on Wholesale and Retail. with warmed cloth, li y It 1 ViCKfl 3>otica/o44oH AfoaAi. have had to admit that Britain The only way the rationing plan There is one certain way o f get year’s ledger to guide her in or Egan asserted that the agree- ' they do have has produced the the article.a, write to McCoy Health say, "That awful suit, Andy! AnST dering the new one. She'd get it Hawaii and the Philippines. ment, signed by Governor Hurley VAPOBUB — the Improved Way. / failed the United States when, can be made a success Is for these ting around the 'Fifth Columnists, these common people! I don’t I am not a phyrician, but I nev " I ’m certain that the diplomats MOCK CHICKEN LOAF ^ l)anner results of the democratic insist on facts. Demand, proof and Service in care of this newspaper from the vault now. and representatives of organized ; back in 1931, .Secretary of State car owners to make the tires they and enclose a large .self-addre.ssed know how you stand them!" She went quickly up the three er saw a man who looked so III as here were acting in good faith," labor and Industry, was "an obli BANTLT OIL COMPANY JEUIEO CORNED REEF lb defense in the Far East. don’t believt anything until you Hitler did when I saw Tllm. He have last. envelope and 10 cents In stamps. "They’re the store. Linda," he flights of stairs to the fourth be said. ’They knew what might gation that falls with a great re- . Stimaon wanted to break the first Y’ou can’t beat the Dutch,- have it. looked as if he had not Slept in happen at any moment but they CENTER STREET PHONE ,i293 said quietly. "M y father’s store. I flooT. I'ponaibility upon the shoulders ol .^ BBiN i I I ^ Fm - Stores « M i M N s link in the chain of aggression by That doesn't mean the other That, at least, is what some gov months. hoped to prevent it." Serving the Public for 23 Years. Made «vdiK fruits oiuJ nuu and Questions And Answers thdiight I’d made that clear to The inventory records were the unorganized worker the aame fellow. It means you. ernment officials here say will —John Cudahy, former V. B. very reasonably priced. They maW " Lye Food Cases Oniy ' halting. Japan. cure the war Jitters and keep them (M ilk) you.’’ . stacked year upon year Just as Of It falls upon the shoulders ot Question: Robert W. asks: ambanoador to Belgium. «cc<(letu gifu too . . . TJircc tiers He would have had to adas't No “ Open City’’ Kind of Waf It doesn't mean to start going from, returning. If they can be Her eyes were yelled with dis they had always been. She the organized workers of this DUCKUNGS easy next June, when your tires held, in check for a few weeks, na "About how long does it take a taste. "When will you 'be ready to climbed to a small stool and Big Stage Review state.” that Britain permitted Ethiopia, If it had been admitted, by the feeding of milk to empty out of go?” John L. Lewis holds every Under its terms, labor and In- HOUDAY RING i I L 55c CoMoi«ia(y Oaaixd and Dr— i - RaW i far We cron are beginning to wear down. It tion-wide plans — probably reached for the bulky volume on branch of the federal government and the. Rhineland, and Spain, aggressor nations o f this war, through the Office of Civilian De the stomach? This refers to cold "The party isn’t over. It’ll be top. 1940. custry agreed to submit all griev GREEN PEAS ALL^SNEUD FN 25c means now. rich milk” in Washington in his vest pocket. Plays Hartford DARK FRUn CAKE ENbUSH ikg 29( aaid Austria, and Munich because that there would be such a thing fense—will be worked out to keep late.” He he.aitated, then said quite She grasped it with both hands, ances to the governor for settle Answer: The average emptying distinctly, ‘Y’ou’d better not wait —Congreasmaa E. E. Oox,' Geor ment. PelUXI hectawcular *|S*$1.09 i Britain was fascinated with the them ther* fo r the duration. lifted It down. It was so heavy gia Democrat. CUT GREEN REANS% ^° 2 phw SSc aa ‘ open cities," they would never time in the normal stomach Is .314 for me” she had to end It up to hold it. To Appoint Repreaentativea Ideal of peace at any cost. And have started the war. For their hours. .Cold skim milk would leave Her face darkened. "Don’t 1942 will be ushered In at the There waa a awlsh and a thump . Women In the United States are Egon announced that within a the stomach in about 2'4 hours. worry. I won’t! You and your 1 ' State Theater In Hartford prompt few days. President James J : he ^ u ld have had to admit that advance theory on the war, at as something fell from It. as attractive as Hawaiian gtrls, NOTICE! a * u l slumming! You’re welcome to ly at the stroke of Midnight on Clerkln with other officers df thi thla was not only the fault of the any rate, held that the terrorizing HEALTH AND DIET Ciirol looked down. A large grass skirts, leis and all. Washington There may- be as manv as 400 air of It'" She whirled around Wednesday evening. Dec. . .31st, federation would appoint a repre leaders Britain then had in pow legal aize envelope lay at the foot —-Noeyoshl Iwamoto, Hawallaa FRUIT COCKTAIL ni^r 2 ^^ .?2 9 i; of civilian populations would per ADVICE vertebrae in a boa constrictor. and stalked away. of tbe stool. with the blggc.st. merriest New sentative'in every ConnecUcut cltj % FLORIDA art etiNlcnt In Plttabnrgh. Sh. 200‘i-21«'. er,. hut the fault of the common haps be the main contribution of Year’s Eve celebration In all New to receive any complaints 01 These Two Hardware Stores EINAST ORANGES Vltifnim a i C England. grievances from AFL organiza FRUIT COCKTAIL 25c people of England, who refused to the new weapon, the plane. D a yb o o k Puraialied by tbe McCoy FINAST FLORIDA '"Health Sanrtaa (5n the stage. In person will be tions. siic ISO’s.ire’s Bevake to the falsity of their gov ■ As it has worked out, this use GRAPIFRUIT SECTIONS 2 ^ ^ . ? 2 5 c , ORANGES By Jack Stlanett BEDROOMS 9x12 RUGS presented the lavish, breath-tak- "The office of the Connecticu Will Close A t 12 Noon Wedi^es- VRamlns a i , C ernment until they saw it d e ^ ^ - of the plane ha.sn't been too effec LAMPS two-hour production o^ A. B. Federation of Labor," he said AM) GRAPEFRUIT FLORIDA Btrated at Dunkirk. .-%ddrees oommuiilcatloiia to The Piece l»u ls XVI. Dresser base, chest X taf(^’ apilrtnl Mldnlte Extrava ■’will be made the clearing bousi ORANGE SECTIONS 2^^n?25c S ir . 54*1 tive. London held, and demon Washington — The biggest wor $46.50 Eight Brosdioom Ajminsters Including Eight Eight Lamp$ formerly $3.95 t«.$: GRAPmuiT VUamln C Herald, Attention McCoy table of genuine mahogany trimmed in eenth Century designs In burgundy, cedar and ganza. "A Night at the Latin tor all American Federation 01 doy, Dec. 31, for Inventory CRANBERRY I And then, if he had apoken in strated that it would never be ry of official Washington in these Health ileiwtoa ht table has marble top. Twin beds pair of modem hurricanes in cryi OCEAN SPRAY SAUCE FLO.nOA green, and Cjolonlal Hooked patterns. One half any, Modem table m white am! Quarter," with a gigantic cast of Labor unions in making contacU 11c Sli. e4'>-70't {fu ll detail and vs1 th full frank- possible to win a war by attempts early days of war is fear of wide name! trimmed in gold. Gilt mir- GRAPEFRUIT rayon— wool Axmlniter Broadloom In blue decorated milk glaas; boudoir, wroi 80 people Including 36 of the most with the governor’s office on com Vllamln C spread hyaieria throughout the na SEEDUSS Jheas, Mr. Churchill would have to terrorize civilians. The civilians "Walking Gas Factories” ...... **95 pine design. Dlaeontlnued patterns. Choice .... with hrarn font, pewter and milk beautiful girls from all parts of plaints or grievances. Purposes. 2 BAST CENTER STREET RAISINS 8c NABYC MiINTOSH tion. r Piece Solid Walnut Colonial Group; the globe. .'Five complete carloads "Wo will' also be hapjiy to use FANCY EATING had to say some plain words about merely become front line soldiers ...... \ ...... $8$j o dotr and braes candlestick type va APPLES Yttanilni S I. C. G That waa the chief reason JPreaj. While there are many thousands aia Dutch decorations on mirror frame; $58.50 and $62.00 Four Broadloom Axminsters In of scenery are needed to put on this machinery to advise and 169 NO. MAIN STREEX.... RAISINS SEEDED 2^^ 17c America— how America, . after and they always win the battle. dent Roosevelt took the air the' lest, bed and night table ...... $179 plete with shades, (Jholce ’...... w^o are conscious of discomfort 18th Centu^, leaf, hooked and Oriental designs. Bight Table Lamps In this group, the 16 breath-taking scenes that council -and assiat unorganized Winning the last war, deserted the The -fact that civilian bombing other night—to try to create calm :n Pl^ce Louis XV in fniitwonil' sn sre presented In this mammoth ex- PLUMP DI-ANJOU PEARS"R!!l'r'6 V from gas only occasionally after One Wilton (Broadloom In green tone-on-tone leaf tq_39.95. Included alao are tw workers In, the sUte of ConnecU CURRANH 10c in a people who -were giving ev Jilt milrrors on dresser travagansa of unequalled-grandeur peace, and how American policy,, is comparatively fuUIe does not. they have eaten unwisely, there .urine lamps aultabte f> cut in orde. that there wlU be no p i m ' DROMCDAIH. CITRON, ery evidence of letting war Jitters are other thousands who are con beds; cheat ...... and beauty. Aa an'extra added at iFterrupUon of the producUve LEMON, ORANGE SQUASH ■’“ ' K s . r r ' ’ - ifor the past twenty yesrs,, hss however, persuade the aggressors lead-, them into panic. n Piece Louis XV; Dre hlna Slid fabrte-covera traction for the New Year’s Eve FR U IT N U T 2 21c 3 scious of it after almost avery with abadea. Choice power as far aa our Induatrial The jh e « under the poisonous Influence to stop using it. They turn tp it [size bed, dressing table Midnight stage show, A. B. Mar- meal. Those in tbe latter class « formerly $tJk) to workers« are concerned in this HNAST PITTED YELLOW RUTABAGA m The Seattle episode of^x mob tntlqued fruitwpod $1 .cus will present one of the most btate. ' OATES lb$ jof the- Isolationists, and how the every time they find the straight who seek medical help almost in ilumn tamp In marbells TURNPS Vitamins B, C M smashing lighted windows was one le .Piece American Mo- daring and aensational attractions jeoinmon people of America, too military going tough; they keep variably ask as their first question, ying horses ih composiU "We feel that the finest gesture CUPS outburst. The near panic on the deep rosewood finish, Of the stage, Chlqulta and her DROMEDARY DATES •m.i.'X'' 20c • Ineeded a Pearl Harbor before they "What can I do so I don’t bave^o I Last 3 Days— b printed cretonne ehadt that could be made along - these F. T. Bhsh Hardware Co. VHam'lnsA.C 2 b S ? trying to have it produce an easy New York Stock Exchange was NATIVE CELERY much, gas?” That la a very coi^ d, dresser, chest TrOpIcal Belles. The show Is pack lines on the part of all workers— !gan to awake to reality. victory for them. another. The blackouta and bomb lamp In suede and Ive ed with star entertainers from Nuts and raisins In ipon question and the doctor in se Piece Federal Afnei holes ...... v/hether organised or unorganized ■cares on the west and east coasts n rosewood finish. B« Preparing our floors for new every comer of the earth and you a tasty cup cake 'It waa not' in ^he code of polite In^ one Instance, and one in general practice hears it probably In this group, formeriy —would be to adopt a reaoluUon were ail accompli'ahed with evi will witness such scenic- spectacles for New Year's that they won't let diplomatic behavior for stance alone,' have they shown ac dences of overwrought nerves. every day and often several Producing and Merchandising Plans are^rasa and Victorian as you never saw before! DAINTY JEU 0« PUONNC 3 13^ times a day. « ^ ilna and informal tabis 1 down our boya who have been call HEINZ lABY FOODS urchin to be too brutally frank tual deference to the civilized Even in Congress, where not so All seats are reserved for thi» ed into sendee, or who will be doz many hours before, war had been He. hearts it from the patient p D R O O M CHA .y candle floor models. big New Year’s Eve Midnight The Manchester Plumhing i ^ u t pre-war conditions on pither codes of. warfare, this was in the with colitis, tbe one with a "sick” modela, one chalrtlde In called into aervice, when It cornea 29c RUNa MEAT FINAST 2 “ e|Sc Carefully Strained 4ijo z voted with calm deliberation, aome er Chair; Sheraton de Stage Show. .The State Theater, ;IUe of the Atlantic. case of Paris. And hei^ the Nazis gall bladder, tbe one who is con to producing tbe implements that senators and represenUtlves went ; striped seat cushion Ige In hronse, and a Haitfoi^, boxofflce Is open daily A Wide Selection J cans stipated, the one with asthma, and will be needed to defend this couh-' ' ^ t e a d , he passed on to his own knew they had their campaign al verbally berserk. It -was these re ir Chair; tufte m an (':h e s t e b e v e n in g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , conn. mondAy , De c e m b e r 29, i94i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29,1911 PAGE Nil Squirrels Bite Humans; fuel the forces ftghting In the Pa- t - scored direct hits on a small Ja pinea, today that “ their, freedom .cific. Edmondserf'of Coventry, formerly Science Drops Cut in Civilian ;ht Enemy Ships panese cruiser and left her with will Im redeemed and their inde of Manchester. Law Bans Using Arms Tnuiaportatlon Problem Longer School Year Urged: he- Item on fire o ff the Mlnahassa Milk, Crackers pendence established and protect [rains Petroleum supply in the United Obituary The ceremony waa performed by Reach Aeeoi'tl pea .laula of northern Celebes. ed. . Weddings Batter-i Stansrd 13ine College Label ~ " V jkissossoh Destroyed in Raid Rev. Leo^ H. Austin, pastor emeri Cas Use Seen States, which . great re A Sunday daylight raid on So- "The entire resources, in men tus and the bride was given in Baltimore, Lev/ 29. (JP, — _ _ I sources of oil, A princ ipally a mat roog, oa the north coast of New Is Club Menu and material of the United States It's iiutty news when squirrels For Training of Scientisi marriage by her father at a single On Way W ar ter of transportation. l^ d e on Norway Guinea, caused the death of one stand behind that pledge,” the Finds That Average Boy bite men but peanuts may Upon the transfer last summer i Deaths ring aervice. Fer O u t Kediu-tion person and the wounding of oth president said. Cianfaglione-Reale fix It. of 80 to 100 tankers, to the Brit- Princeton. N. J„ Dec. 29.—(yPi— ers, Aneta said. Kiwanians Make Sacri White 'gladiolis and evergreens New Yearns Eve Programs With Mechanical A|»ti- -phyalclita," ha aold, ""W a *ra ] A t almost the same time that hllss Mary Margaret Reale, decorated .the altar. Will Be Run Peanuts are the last-stand Likely as Result of ; ish, the petroleum coordinator or- A "tougher, vacationless school posing that the univenittle (OMtiBiied rrafn Pac* Oa«) Raymond J. 5Iuonan Homes, shops and office build the short wave radio broadcast hope of squirrel - besieged fice to Raise Fund for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salva Mrs. Lawrence Robertson organ clercd a ration of ga.soltne.^for serv- ' year" for teachers and students of colleges of America draatlcringr ; Stricken suddenly at one o'clock ings were demolished. Many fires the president's personal message tore Realc of 44 Pine atrect, be tilde Can FIv. homesteaders of peaceful Ash _; ^ulaUnc and known to t4 operat- ist of the church played a recital Riiliher RestHetion. ice stations in eastern .stales and | .physics In American universities arrange their schedulM, tills morning at his home at 170 were set. to the Filipinoa, the Navy issued came the bride of Argentino Paul (OonUnued FYom Page One) Same as Usual on Radio burton In suburban northwest flta ff for the Germans were „de- Red Cross Drive. preceding the ceremony and ac the District of Columbia. as a means of speeding up the the teaching and study o f ph)l Eldridge street, Raymond J. A brief communique reported a statement saying the fleet was Cianfaglinnc, son of Mr. and Mrs. By Howard W, Blakealec Baltimore where squirrels * ; StrOyra.---- -a ♦* companied Gerald Chappell of Roosevelt-Churchlll Wa.shinglon, Dec. 2!l ',V, A 35 These restrictions were lifted training of scientists needed for on s year 'round baaia oo Moonan, died enroute to the Man two other Japanese air assaults on intensively engaged against the Carmen Cianfaglioric of> 12 Bolden meetings in have swooped out of trees to > the nation's war effort was pro An officer of the combined op- Realizing that some sacrifice on Manchester, aoloist, who sang pre Washington. New York, Dec. 29—(65—De--, Listening tonight: The war, sub- j Boston, Dec. 29-=0P)— Medical Iier cent reduction in the nation's Uhen the British reported their' technical men can be tralnad chester .\Jemortal hospital at 1:30. outlying Dutch islands. Japs. street, Hartford, at a nuptial high attack humans. Thejy've made 1 posed today by the Executive Com : aratlOiiB headquarters said the A number of anchored Naval their part was due. the Klwanls ceding the ceremony and Imme-- Their agreement wa.s announced spite the. war, each network is to Jeet to addition— science has found that mechanical I oil supply situation had been re three years instead of four." About 15 years ago he was one of "The fleet is not idle," the Navy mass- Saturday , morning at nine six attacks wlttr-three bites 1942 civilian gasoline consumption lieved an'l agreed to return some ' mittee of The American Aasocla- Iristructora Badly DeplaM . German casualties totaled 120 the best football players in Man- aircraft was reported attacked on Cliib members met today at the o'clock in St. James's church. diately following the ceremony. slmultaneoii.sly In London and have its annual New, Year’s Eve MBS; 7:15 NBC-Red; 8:00 aptitude, Instead of a college edu scored. Imen and 9-' prisoners w'crc taken. said. "The United .States Navy is was considered likely today by of the tankers. llon of Physics Teachers, ITie Renaaelear Polytechnle ] clicster. Better known, to the fans, one. Some damage was caused but weekly luncheon at the Y.M.C.A. following an intensive and well- Mias Esther Koehler attended Moscow last night following con , MBS: CBS; 10:00 MBS; 10:30 cation, la the main qualification lo Five ot the raids were in [ A number of Norwegian civil- The-attendants wer- Miss Elsie her si.ster as maid of honor, Mra. dancing parties across the country, NBC-Blue: 10:45 CBS-East; 11:30 government petroleum experts be As to the east coast supply sit- \ Declaring honors for the air de .slitutc physicist said tha re . as "Pie" Moonan, be played a particulars were not available. and really did fmake a sacrifice. In planned campaign against the ferences which have taken place produce B good war flier. one block, and whether it's- fense of Britain could be "credited ilana returned with the Commandos stead of the usual noonday lunch Passcaiitell as maid of honor, Mi.ss to bld_goodbj’e to 1941 and greet MBS;, 12:00 NBC CBS; 12:55 NBC cause of new restrictions making Illation, the petroleum coordination} of physics teachers to calls fo r '' tackle position with all of the big During the other raid, in an Japanese forces .which will result Stephen Loyzim. Mrs, George during the la.st half of this month The doctors have found, too, one .squirrel's Idea or a troop,’ as well to physicists who develop eon they found that the main Louise Raccagni and Miss Amelia 1942. The parties have been a it impossible for the ordinary mo j office said stocks on Dec. 20 1 research already had "badly -also. teams in this town. Acute indiges eastern region of the archipelago, in positive assistance to the de- Kingsbury and Mias Ernestine in the Kremlin with the United that If you have a rapid heart on nobody knows, , ed radio means of detecting ap The Commandos suffered ".some course Con.sisted of crackers from Antonio of this town; Miss Angie regular thing almost from the torist to obtain new tlre.s or inner amounted to 64,.564,000 barrels} pleted" the roster of Inajirue'. tion was given a.s Uie cause of his the communique said a Dutch Roy fen.se of the Philippine island.s." Koehler, all sisters of the bride, States kept clo.sely informed. un A city law forbids using proaching enemy aircraft as to the' casualties" but the raid was called al Packet Navigation Company the J. W. Hale Company and milk Liatro of New Britain and Miss attended her as bridesmaids. Pri first days of the networks. tubes for his car. I (including crude oij, gasoline, I avsllable for teaching duties la'i death. In connection with the pre.si- Shirley Sylvestei of Hartford. An Discuss l>nst-\\ar Kr«>iirit.v The usual pr icedurc is to be fol der excitement, ability to feel keen firearms so the re.sidents were light heating oil and heavy fuel ! gallant men of the R. A. F. who universities, adding: [;a complete success. merchant vessel was attacked and from Straiighan's Dairy and the vate James V.O Edmondson, of 9 I. Q. Quiz; 9:30 Brewster Boy; defensele.ss. The State Game The effect of these regulations, Besides his wife, Mrs. Anna dent's mc.ssagc, .Stephen Early. thony Cianfaglione wa.s best msn Not only have the London and lowed. Dance bands vyill be picked 10 Contented concert. nervous tension, you may be a oil), or 6,936,000 barrela above the | beat them off, " Dr. Robert A. Pat- "Approximately 40 per oeat “Ar&dugh ort a small scale, this I Griffin I Moonan he is survived machine-gunned by Japanese air Bryant A Chapman Company with Camp Blandlng, F'lorida, brother better flier for it. Commission suggested box these officials believed, would be ter.son. chairman of the Committee .Mr. Rocwcvelt's .secretary, com for hi.s brother aqd the ushers Moscow government.^ agreed upon up from Now York at the start, CBS—7r30 (West 10:30) Blond- 10 make motorists use their cars .same date last,year. our teachers already are to ing raid Was a gcaxl example of the bv two ch'ldren, Raymond, Jr., a craft. One person was killed and dcs.sert furnished by the Manches- of the bridegroom was best man. traps; halted with peanuts, for on National Defen.se. said in an in oqmbined operation in w'hich the three were wounded but damage mented that it might take’ time for were Joseph Reale, brother of the plans for prosecuting the war, the and then, as midnight swings, le; 8 Vox P of; 8:30 Gay Nineties; The mechanical aptitude dis less to conserve their tires for nec- ed. with the prospects that daughter Mrs. Stephen Lesiezka, Francis jliorlarty of Purdue Uni covery Is of tremendous signifi "a squirrel is bound,to be nuts terview at the opening of a Joint rHoyal Navy. Army and Royal Air to the ship was slight. ' ample aid to reach the Phlllppinca statement .said, but they also have across the country, the micro- 9 Bob Hope, Hedy Lamarr In 'The essa);y motoring emergencies Gas equal number will be called all of Manchester, his mother, Mrs. versity, friend of the bridegroom cance at this lime. For it mqans about n,^ils." meeting of the association and the [■‘Sorce each played an equal im- Meanwhile, an official warning or account of the long dt-stanees already initiated diaciissinns on phone will do likewise, itopping at Bride Came C. O. D 10 Orson oline consumption accordingly ■sently - and this at a time •Mary Moonan of North Main Inv-olved and remarked that in a> and Herbert Edmondson, brother post-war .peace and security. Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles and Welles. that the average American boy is Fivr* Arrested American Physical Society at there Is a demand for the tralni K>portant and interdependent part.” was issued sgainst Japanese of the bridegroom served as ush would be sharply reduced. .street, two sisters, Mr.s. Olive military sense, distances many But the immediate ta.sk. it em other points NBC-Blue— 7 Bert Wheeler; 8 I going to make Just as good a top Princeton University: of twice as miiny students in ’ the combined communique dc- trickery. ers. May Delay Direct Rationing .Mailon and Mrs. Roy Griswold, times are synonymous with time phasized, I.s the defeat of Ger All the parties will continue un1- Ixwi4e A Mystery; 8:30 True or class air fighter as the military "In our own war efforts, the men field as heretofore were turned ' ‘ Clarcd. The Netherlands East Indies The same quarters considered I As Profiteers also of .Manchester, four brothers, measurements. The bride wore an ivory satin, many. On this .subject the joint til 4 a. m. False; 9 Radio Forum, Sen. Arthur services dreamed of when they who man the physics laboratories annually. The official story of the raid population was told not to run out old fashioned bouffant gown with Recreation that the rubber conservation pro Lawrence. Richard, of Manches In response to a question as to declaration said: Oappei'' on "Ne>-d for Unity;" 9:30 put the college tag on all candi behind the lines will play a part n.s "It simply means that those r/l ; follows: after propaganda leaflets dropped long court train. Her full length gram might delay the need of di ter, Daniel, of Toga.s, Maine and whether "Mr. Roosevelt's use of the For eight years Yolrhl HIroka For America We Sing. dates. Manila, Dec. 28 Delayed)-'/I5 important as that of the fighting arc left must take on heavier la Light fi-rccs of the home fleet from Japanese aircraft because veil of Ivory Illusion tulle fell from "The eonver.satlon.s, which took rect con.sumer rationing of motor j -( George of Philadelphia. He was w-ord “ redeem" indicated that the has been broadcasting his xylo MBS—7:16 Here's Morgan; 8:30 The nod for America’s air army Center Hems i -Four Chlne.se and one Filipino forces, for the nation that keeps Frn- te.acher and studqjit all)ce, ' began the actum when they ar the J.-ipanesc often scatter auch a tiara of lily-of-the-valley. The place In a friendly atmosphere, fuel, in event the war effort ties ahead In a technical sense is the born in Manchester and at the_ leaflets to lure people from shel chief executive felt that the Islands .showed an identity of views of phone as a regular daytime fea Boy, Girl, Band; 10:15 Xavier Cu- now goes to all those youngsters were arrested today on charges of lege life must become tougl__, rived off \ iiagso island just before bride carried a bouquet of white ture via NBC. But war with Japan Today: up the extensive transportstion fa nation that saves its own blood dhyllght, and. under cover of an time of his death was employed sS ters and aprey them with bullets might be lost temporarily. Early both parties on all questions re gat orchestra. who like to do things with their wartime profiteering as the gov with work on at least an 11-monl janitor of .the Hollister street roses and sweet peas. has taken him off the air. 6-9 —Junior hoys game room cilities used to distribute some 7,- 'T o meet the. government's ever basis with no formal airraid smoke screen, landed a from fighter planes. replied, “I shouldn't' think so, lating to the conduct of the 'war, hands, who are fascinated by in 200.000.()00 gallons of ga.soline an ernment continued its campaign vaeat school. no," The mal(] of honor wore a South A citizen of Japan, he has been What to expect Tiicsdsv: The vention, thrilled with things that j open E. S. and W, against unreasonable prices. Increasing demand for trained periods" .force of Commandos and sonm ern Bells gown of ■ mauve faille and especially with regard to the nually throughout the country. The funeral will be held Wednes The president arranged a rela in this country since 1930. After war— move and love skilled occupations 6-6:45 Junior boys plunge pe- A ga.soline rationing order wa.s Norwegian troops In Naval assault taffeta, a tiara of velvet flowers necessity for the utter defeat of a year or two In New York trying A t the direction of Secretary of lUtadlng craft. day morning at 9 o'clock from the tively light schedule for the day. Morning: 8:00 NBC CBS; 8:45 or avocations. That is most of I rlod f:. 8, suspended, meanwhile, arid civil William P. Quish Funeral Home On with shoulder veil and carried pink Hitlerite Germany and adoption of to make hia way, he landed at NBC-Red; 8:45 NBC-Blue; 9:00 Interior Ickes. the petroleum co German ' coast defense guns •Suicide Squads' making separate appointments measures to render completely Im the Americans. 6- 7—Small gym open for hand ians were told they would be per Main street and frt m St. James's beauty roses with stephanotis. NBC, doing hia first broadcast CBS; 10:00 MBS; 10:15 NBC-Blue ball E. S. ordinator, a consumer gasoline ra Jopened fire on the Briti.sh ships but with Dr. Alexander Loudon. TTie possible any repetition of Ger Learned by Experience mitted to purchase gas as long ss church at 9:30. Burial will be in The bridesmaids wore Colonial May 8, 1932. He now is married, MBS; 11:00 MBS; 11:15 MBS; tioning system haa been prepared the supply lasted. They were ■were silenced by the guns of the Hall First Rusli Netherlands minister, ahd Admiral man aggres.slon In the future. ” The discovery came out of the 7- 8—Small gym open for boxfor use if an emergency demands St James's cemetery. Friends may Ernest J. King, commander in gowns of heavenly blue faille taf his wife and young child both 12:00 CBS MBS.. school of hard experience, the re ing E. S. warned, however, that supplies .fleet and bv aerial bombs. feta. a tiara of velvet flowers The Stniln-Edrn conversations American cltlz-na. Afternoon:- 1:45 NBC; 2:00 such action. Its details have not The planes gave further .support call after seven o'clock this eve chief of the United States fleet. cent month.s of training when both ■7-8- P A. C. basketball team been revealed. I were limited ■ becau.se of the de with shoulder veils and carried were regarded here as a counter About six months ago he was or MBS; 3:.55 CBS MBS; 4:00 MBS; struction of tank facilities. by laying smoke .screens to ma.sk ning at the funeral home up to the (Continued From Page One) As Mr. Roosevelt'.s message w-as services limited candidates to col practice E, .S, hour of the service. Briarcllffe roses with stephanotis. part of the Just concluded 1 Wa-sh- dered by the Tokyo government 4:45 CBS MBS; 4:55 NBC-Blue; The Petroleum Ccxirdlnation O f the ships and by machine-gunning made public. Dome! already w-as lege men. 8- 9:30-*-Mcn's. gym class E, S fice has become particularly alert The mother of the bride wore a inglon talks between President to return to Japan, but he refus 6:00 CBS MBS; 6:25 NBC-Red; Thieves Pick Cotton iHltterlcs and barracks on nearby and redispose them in more favor anticipating victory. The offlrtal It was reported to the Aero 7-10- Bowling alleys open E. S to the transportation of oil since able terrain. dusty rose dress with brown acces Roosevelt arjM Prime .Minister and' ed. Now, like-all native born Ja 6:45 CBS NBC-Blue. Jlagsundo island. _ _ _ Chiirleia Edward ,S<-haiil) Japanese news agenry reported Medical Association, the organiza 7-10— Bowling alleys reserved the. United States entered the war, Rush In Front of,Tanks sories. The bridogroonV's mother also fo the'hl.storic Atlantic char- . panese |n this country, he has been NBC-Red- 12 Noon Words and ! aiarlotte, N. C —OP.— Former There were two mWri military niarlcs Edward .Schaub. 42. of that the mikado's expeditionary Instructed by tiie Federal authorl- tion cif flight surgeons of Army for men's senior league W. S. in view of a possibility a substan One tank commander told the wore s dress of deep purple with ter« meeting of the American snd Music; 2 p. m. Light of the World; I Deputy Sheriff Lat Crenshaw re landings- one on the small island 16 Hazel .street, died at the Man- forces on Luzon were concentrat British leaders. ttea to remalr In his home. and Navy, and of the physicians The women’s gym and ad tial portion of the great fleet of reporter that "during our many mstching accessories. Both wore 5:45 Escorts and Betty, song. CBS ported indu.strioiis thieves Had vls- of Maaloy .amt th^e other 'at Ibie^ TTfester . Memorial hospital this ing their main efforts on captur and psycliologlst.s of airlines and vanced swimming classes will not 011 tankers now supplying the sallies into enemy territory tho.se corsates of white gardenias. The United States interest ‘in — 10 a. m. Hymns of all Churches; I ited his farm. They picked all the aouthwestern extremity of the morning. Ml.s death was sudden. ing Manila "before New I'ear's." After a Week's absence due to 3:45 p. m. Dr. Frank Kingdom on private practice who have 'been meet until next Monday. coastal areas might be needed to Filipinos Just rushed in front of Mra. A. P. Cianfaglione A reception for the guests fol the Moscow deliberations was working intensively on the prob i cotton in one of his fields. town of South Vaagso. He entered the hospital for obser Elmer Weden lowed immediately at the church stressed by the fact that ’\\’alter Christmas, America’s Towqi Meet ■'Freedom and Education:" 4:30 The entire garnaon of Maaloy vation the day before Christmas. our tanks to get at the Japs. Hell, ing returns to NBC-Blue New lem of selecting American flier Tuesday: what do they think our tanks are bride, and Jns-vpli Mallia, Carmen Community House, this was fol Thurston. American charge d'af I..andt Trio. NBC-Blue— 11 a. m. was killed or captured and the Bom in Kittanning. Penn., he ter Dairy Ice Cream (Company. Year's night, tc be televised again material. 0-9—Junior boys game room here for?" About Town •Mirabclla und Charles Puzzo, all of lowed by a - buffet lunch for the faires at Kuibyshev, the auxiliary Alma Kitchen Journal; 12:30 p. iri. military store hoii.ses and ammu h.-id been a resident of Manchester There w.-i.-i a surplus of all these Hartford. to the New York area. The topic Farm and Home Hour; 6:15 Sugar The discovery was repiirted open E. S. and W. S. After the American lines had relatives at the bride’s home. capital, flew to Moecow to keep his even before the services dropped 6- 7—Small gym open for box nition dumps were blown up. A for the past 40 years. As a young commcxiitlcB and in order to make The bride who was given in government Informed. Is "Dutlook ir. the Atlantic. " The Bowl football pieviewa. MBS — been reestablished, the fighting The bride and groom left on an the college tag. because not ing E. S. battery of four guns also wa.s man he worked in local restaurants the amount for the Red Cross a bit Paul Cervinl, chairman of the marriage by her father wore a unannounced wedding trip, the Izvestla, the government news time will be 15 minutes earlier 11:45 Sweet and Hot; 3 Music by destroyed. hut more recently he has been em settled down into long-range artil larger, the remainder was auction than heretofore, 9 p. m. Willard. enough college men "were avail ■7-8—Small gym open for hand- lery exchanges, with frequent in- Setback Tournament of the Man gown of white satin with long bride wearing a powder blue wool paper. said in an editorial that "A t South Vaagso the Germans ployed by the .Park Hill Flower ed off. The total realized from this able. hall E. S. ten.se tank aotlon in wliieli' tli- chester Fire Department, state! train. Her laee-edged veil fell dress with hiirgandy accessories. "there is no doubt that further put up-Htirr resistance and In .Vshop. He is survived In- a brother, unique idea was S32. this morning that the usual weekly from a bended loronet. Her flow- rapprorhement between the U. S. ...The mechanical aptitude qual- 7- 8—Women's plunge period E. ■InpaneSe infantry, following up its Both are graduates of the Man Yflcatlon does not exclude college E. street fighting we suffered some .lames H. Schaub, a driver at No. Elmer Widen, of the J. W. Hale sitting will be omitteil thi.4' Tues ^ er."!, (Hin.si.sting of sweet pens, gar- chester High school Mrs. Ed •S. R. and Great Britain will meet 1080 tanks, was said to have lost I; ,-ivi- WDRC „ >360 7- 10— Rec senior basketball eunaltie.s before the town could be ;!'s firehouse, snd a siater, Mr.H. ('ompany wa.s leidiii ted to the of day evening. Piny will be re.sunieil [ li.'tiin.'. and ro.xe.s were designed to mondson is employed at the Hart the ardent approval of the people.s WTIC men by *ny means. It was. in ly- Kilocycles fact, the large proportions of this league—3 games, E. 3. brought completely under our con Herman Kl.ssman. al.so several fice of pre.sident follow iii;^ tlie on January 6 at 8 o'clock. i-cpre-sml rosnry beads. ford Arrident ami Inclemnity ami of both countries." Kilocyclra A fleet of Japanese tran.spor! class among collegians which 8- 10 —Bowling alleys reserved trol.” the communique said. nephews and niece.s, all of .Man I.inch'oil. .Janie.s Bl.'iir ol .Monl- The maid of honor was gowned .Mr. Edmondson is a tile contrac Stalin was flanked at the meet chester, in Lingnycn gulf, off Hie coast ui ;;oi:.,'. 'I'.'ard (.'oi.ipaiiy v.-.-i:: .eated Uonipany No. 2 of the South Monday, Dec. 29 Monday, Dec. 29 called attention to the value of for P. Emond's group E. S. . “An enemy tank was put out the province of i;,a Union, was n - in white velvet and red taffeta, the tor. ings by Ivan Maisky. ^Soviet anl- The funeral will he held Wnl- s ill. \ne pie.eicicnt and Hveictt j .Maiichc.ster fire department wa.s bodiee of white taffeta and head A. M. P. M. this quality. yt action and oil tanks and am pni ted driven off hy the Air.cr.i ,-in bassador to London, artd Foreign nesday afternoon at 2 o'clnck al He,Hi the Keitli Furnitine ('Pin-j called at 4:15 yesterday afternoon dress of silver sequins and red veiL- 3:00— Against the Storm. 3:00—Ad Liner. The reason for the college train munition stores were destroyed. guns without even nttcnin ing an •• Commi.ssar Vyacheslav Molotov. the Thomas G. Doul-.-iii fimcral ('any. nd vici- president Tile lo extinqiil.sh a. fire in an automo- 3:15— Ma Perkins. '3:45— News. ing was that stupidity -annot /be A wireless station and a certain further landing.s. ing. Her bouquet of red and white Sitting in with Eden wore'Sir Staf State PoBitions home, 59 Holl street Rev, Dr. new pieuident tiuiiil'.cd the uuiii- liilc on Center street. The loss was roses was fashioned into the form- 8:30—Pepper Young's Family. 3:55— War Commentary. tolerated in air training. It was ladastrlal plant owned by a Quis No Raiders Todaj Engagements ford CYlpps, British ambassador to 3:45— Vlo and Bade. ling, knowm to be operating for Watson Woodruff of the Center I'Ci-.s loi- tile honor of loadny the .slight. This i.s the first call an of a Wedding ring. Moscow; Sir Alexander CAdogan. 4:00—Ad Uner. reasoned that a man with two Congregatlonal church will offici Manila, meanwhile, after two . hio ill 1U42 and inimc ilialely ar swered by tile South Manchester The bridesmaids were similarly 4:00— Baokatag- Wife. 4:45— Mark Hawley, news, years of college probably would Annomice Ilsa Harriet A. TownM*nd Anti-aircraft guns at the front It means a lot of real hard work holidays with relatives and friends Tomorrow’s Program 8:00— Sleepy Slim Serenaite. ence by dividing men emotionally, N # W $Mdsr-e$rm were reported to have brought Smith of this town. \vas solemn Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Matte- '< :00— News, weather. into two groups. The dividing line Aparkling clean and ready for use. era! serriees for Miss Har- until this situation is cleared up. He. in Norwich. Two years ago the sen of 8.56 East Middle Turnpike A. M ., . Townsend, who died Friday down nine Japanese planes Satur then voiced his thanks to the Ki- Rose City won the honors for its ized yesterday aftej-noon at 4 7:10— Shoppera Special. la the Intangible quality known as Hospital Notes o clock at a candle light Ceremony announce the engagerrient of their Cigarette Prices 6:00—Reveille with Doye O’Dell CreQm Deodorant evening, were held this afternoon day, and official advices said three wanis Club for its effort today. display of lights and'decorations: and Agricultural News. 7:40—Bond program. normality. more were shot down Sunday. at IBe home of the bride’s parents, daughter. Miss Gladys Irene Mat- None Are Normal safety at 4 o'clock at the Holmes Funeral last year It waa tied with Hart tesen, to Thomas A. Nielsen, Jr., 7:00— Morning Watch. ♦ 7:55— News, weather. Approximately 4,000 prisoners in the presence of the members of Mav Be Boosted Among entirely normal people, - - - Admitted Saturday: Elna. Home, 28 Woodbridge street. Rev. ford. This year Norwich decorated son of Mr. and -Mrs. Thomas A. 8:00— News; 8:00—The World Today. Better Than That l|rmsen, 15 Trumbull street; Bar- Watson Woodruff of the Center m Bilibid prison attempted an un Navy Lists Two tha Immediate families and close 8:15— Shoppera Special — Music, emotionally, hardly and fit exactly Chocks Porspiration * a 60-foot tree on Franklin Square friends. Nielsen of Westbrook, Conn. 8:15— European News Roundup. Engitxeer lara Brlmley, '181 Autumn street: Congregational ehurch officiated. successful > break late Sunday- with varl-colored lights, and omit 8:30— Radio Bazaar. time. V the mid-normal qualities. I'hey are Mra. William A. Gruber of Hart- Monty Simmon% dibhael Capp#, Ea.st Hartford: Miss Townsend, who was born night reportedly because they ted ^ other street decorations. The American Tobacco Com 8:55— W n C ’s Program Parade. 8:30—News, weather. either above normal, or below. n Jap Ships Sunk foM, am) Edward Hansen of Man trs. Angeline, Robbs. 3 Wslnui in NaWck, Mass., was the oldest wisheid to Join the Army to light HovvoVer. carols were sung every Cox-Mattesen pany. on Saturday announced an 9:00— Playhouse. 8:35—Shoppera Special. ?TOese are the two clasaea con treet; Joseph Brown, 221 North; living \ember of the Wellesley. the Japanese, . 'afternoon and evening by young chester; attended ithe bride and Mr. arid Mrs. Martin J. Mattc- advance in prices of Lucky Strike 9:15—Food News. 9:00— Press News. sidered in flying: One above nor Try Our Cash and Carry bridegroom, and Sidnrv Whlpjile. tain street: Anthony D' Erode, Mass., ^ Congregational church. Several Buildings Set Afire (Continued From Page One) people from the various r’hurches, -sen announce the engagement of cigarettes which will mean about 9:30—Mary Lee Taylor. 9:15— Symphonattes. mal, yat still within the wide limita Since coming to Manchester she Press reports said that prisonera nephew of the bride' 'vyas ring- of normalcy: tha other on the last Hampton. and with the aid of concealed loud bearer. their daughter. Miss Bernice Bhlr- one cent more per package. The 9:45— Aa The ‘Twig Is Bent. 9:30—Tune Tima. Births: A son to Mr. and Mrs. has attended sen-ices. at Center of pro:Japanese Ganap party af Bubmsnnes had sunk an additionel kspeskere. the music was farireach” ley Mattesen. to Ernest A. CJox, announcement came as a aurprise 10:00— Bess Johnson. lower aide, and still within the . Miss Judith Welles of Wethers 9:45— Stories America Loves. limits. irank Chambers. Hartford, and a church w-hlle her health permitted. filiations had circulated rumors enemy transport and a supply ing -and' effecUve, and attracted son of Mr. and Mra. Abbott I. Cox, to the makers of other cigarettes 10:15—rBachelor's (GhIldiM. 10:00— Hymns of A ll Churches. W to Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Bid- Miss Townsend taught In the pub the United States and Philippine vessel. large crowds. field, coiuiin of the bridegroom of East Hartford. such as Camels. Chesterfields and ID:30—Help Mate. The over normals start with Service — % 10:15— M yrt and Marge. SAVE 15 played the bridal march from Loh alight exaggerations or normal re- I’Sll, Somer.', and a daughter to lic schools of Cambrl(Jge. Mass., forces bad been unable to stem the Jt admitted alight damage and Old Golds.. They at oneo got In 10:45—Rolrtkjpr Life. 10:30— Stepmother. jlr. and Mrs Howard Flab, 77 for 50 years and retired In 1922. Japanese advance, and that the minor caaualtiea abroad a destroy Members of the staff of "The engrin as the bridal party took touch with the OPM Office tn Bos 11:00— Mary Marliri'. acHons, In many ways, such as Since then she has lived with her their places before . a bank of 10:45— Woman of Courage. rapd hearts, a tendency to sweat L Does not rec dtetset or men’t ^ stn u t slrr. i. prisoners revolted. Several build er attacked by enemy planes. High School World" will hold a McCarthy-McColluih ton and as ri result a conference Is 11:15—Right To Happineas. 11:00— Ad Liner. •bins. Does not irritate skin. by driving over to our plant with your wash niece here, Mrs. !,e Verne HolmeA^ palms and gladiolas. Rev. Ferris under excitement, or ability to feel I Discharged Saturday; Mrs. ings were net afire during the dis- The text of the communique,, giv New ■year party at ,the Center Mr. and Mrs. John McCollum, of being held in Washington this a f 11:30—The Story of Bud Barti;qi5. 11:15—The Man I Married. 2. No «raitilig to 'dry Cm be Burial will take place tomorrow* E. Reynolds of the. Second. Congrer keen nervotis tension. flprenee simler. urio Lydiill street; 'turbance and 10 of the prisonera ing the Naval Situation on the Congregational church- at 7:30 64 School street, announce the en ternoon at 3 o'clock. 11:45—David Hanim. 11:30— Bright Horlsona. used tigln iftet shaving. morning at 11:30 in Woodlawn gational church of this town offici 12:00— Gene and Glenn. It la in this above normal class snd coming after it. Many people are doing it. ta , Mary Solimgcr. II Purnell were believed to have been shot or basis of reports received up to 9 this evening. gagement of their daughter. Miss In most places .In Manchester 11:45— Aunt-Jenny's Stories. 2. Instaotlt checks petspintioa tbKc; F'rank -Mailon. 9 Eldndge ■emetery. Wellesley, Mass. Rev.. a. m. (e.s.t.l today follows; ated. Ruth E. McClollum, to Raymond P. M. which the medical men say the burned to death. fbe prinonefs these brarids hsve been selling for 12:00 Noon—Kate Smith Speaks. lot t to ) ds^s Removes odor lllset; Mrs, Deborah Brennan, l l I’aree, pastor of the Congregation were kept jWlthln the piison'a com "Far East:\ The bride wore a period gown of McCarthy, son. of Mr. and Mrs. 16 cents a package and the retail 12:15—The Luncheonaires. most good military flyers are ap j from peispiration. A 16-room flat with a two-car white aatln^ with veil of finger Op 1^. M ' ^ parently being found. iMgcwood atreel; Raymond Trom- al church, will officiate. pound. r ^ "U. S. SuMftagines have sunk garage at 10-12 Proctor road haa William McCarthy, of 88 Wells ers announced this afternoon that 12:30— ‘l^he Weather Man. 4. A pure, white, gtcateleit, Sketches from length and shower bouquet of linrC-Blg sister. Above Normal Close k ^ i1 3 Purnell Place. That the Filipino reaction to two additional Bmpa of the ene been sold by the Equitable U fe street. ■ they would chaise 17 cents (f the 12:35— Day Dreams. .staialcss Ttaishiog cream. bridal roses and valley lilllea. 12;45—Singln’ Sam. r 12:30— Romance of Helen Trent Above normal goes on to anxiety ' Lifa by ■'fl '[Admitted Sunday: Karl Boynton, (Japanese bombings of the city my. One waa a transport, the oth Assurance Company to Mrs. Mar price advance prevailed and they §• Acrid has been asvarded the kfProctor Road; David Mcllvane. Diitc'li Bomb Big er a supply vesael. The matron of honor wmre a 1:00—News, Weather. 12:45—Our Oal Sunday.' neuroses, hysterias _and mental Saturday and Sunday was one of jory Alexander__of Hartford road. RichanJs-Tyler disposed of their-present stock on 1:00—News, weather. Approval Seal of cbe Amertcaii .1. Hamlin sirot^t; Mrs. .\hna bitter indignation rather than ter "During enemy air operatiiJna Jacket dress of peach-colored lace.’ hand. The advance' Is msw at a 1:15— Little Show. breakdowns, but being a litUfc Inatitute of Laundering for NEW MODEL '> 1 Mrs. Alexander h*s purchased the 1:05— Main Street—Hartford. M in, Rockville. ror was evident on all aides as one of oiir deatroyera waa attack with matching tiara and short veij Mr. and Mra. CVrua Tyler, of time when stocks'were lowmue to 1:30—Marjoiifc MilU. above normal is no sign whatever being harmless to hbna. Jap Transport property as an • inveatment. The 1:15— Wdman In White. .'ISlrtha*. Sunday, a son to Mr. and masses of people-vinwed the scenes ed. Slight^ damaga and minor caa- and. arm bouquet ot Talisman Vernon, announces^ the engage sl:00—WrlgbtvlUe Sketches. that a peraon ia apt to go all the transfer was made by Robert H. roses. Christmas buying. 1:30— Vlo iind Sade. . Anid it the UMOSaT SCLLma 'k a Hamilton Mullen. 4 Hudson of death and destruction. uaftiea,requited. ment of \heir daughter. Miss Ik 15—Medley Time.' way. He merely is a different sort OaODOaANT Tty a (as tpdayl ' Sj^th for the aflency of Robert J. l:85-^tJfe Can Ra Baautlful. a daughicr to .Mr. and Mrs. (Continued From Page Ono) One high Filipino said “ Fili "Ctotral ^cifle: . Following a reception at the Christina Tyler, to Donald Rich- ItSO—Styled for Strings. of fellow from the .under normal, «» ______Smith, Ihc. 2:00— Young Dr. Malone. ;ijuamas Rolluscm^ 3.'il Center pinos are so incensed that I coiild "Thietem survivoni of the 8. 8. Whipple home, Mr. and Mrs. Smith arda son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 1-I55—News. tad the difference is one recogniz left for an unannounced wedding 'r-iset. that the Japanese had follow-ed up go out on.,the downtown plasaa PrUsa,' torpedoed by an enemy Richwda of Vernon. ' 2:15—Joyce Jordan, Olrl Interne. ed by Instinct rather than by ' A generous respons^ wss made trip. On their return they will live, Manchester 2:30—Fletcher Wiley. classiflcation. « ' JIRRID Discharged . Sunday Charles their attack on Sumatra by drop today and raise thousands ■of mid submarine oh-Dee.--l8, have been , - a As ell esevee eeWeg ledel gee* Summit Street Phone 8072 by members of SL Bridget’s Par for the present, -with the bride 67 School street; Mrs. ping leaflets over the northern dle aged apd older men who are rescued. i 2:<5— Kate Hopklna, Angel of The under normals are persons lyn Kennedy. 30 Lllley street: part of the Island warning the ‘There la nothing to report from ish yesterdjty at all four maaoes to groom’s parents until their new Johnstone-Lloyd Date^ Book Hartford Chiuese Mercy. wh0~ttad toward obsessions, com- anxious to go to the front lines to the appeal of Rett. James "Hm- home on Turnbull road ia comple - Mr. arid Mrs. John S. Lloyd, of Mura Phelps, 93 Foster street; population to cease resistance.' )jatUe these destroyers." other areas.” pulsiohs, depressions and hypo mins, pastor, for stamps for- the ted. Oak street, gave a party at their Tonight chondria. - Mae Dlmlow,^ Broad Brook; Medan is about 225 miles south Ignacio Javier, a Filipino ra The text of the War -Depart Assault Victims regular Arm y men stationed here. The bride Is a graduate of the home yesterday at \\hich the en History seems to be repeating it i'bitry Miller, 32 Dale street; Bar- west across the Strait of Malacca dio Commentator, -said during a ment’s communique. No. 23, out Air Raid Wardens' School, High MThile the exact amount could not School bf Nursing o f the New gagement of Mias Betty Lloyd to HbrlforirStreet self, with the airplane parallelling ^,kra Brimley, 181 Autumn street; from Ipoh, the most vital tin min broucost, “it is now plain that lining the m llita ^ oituation oa of School HaU. 9:30 a. m. (#a .L) today; W learned the money will be turn Britain (General Hoopital and did Robert Allen Johnstone of Wash the' early American auto. When Grace Ames, 2 Laurel street,; ing and commimicationa center tn the Japanese are changing their Tomorrow Hartford, Dec. 29— OF) —Two “I. Philippine theater: ed over to Captain Allen Kemake, special work at New York Univer ington Circle, West Hartford, was cars were new, few ahd expensive Nathan Jefferson and infant Perak state, British Malaya. Ipoh taetlca toward the Filipino people. Police School, Municipal Build Is Under Deluge "The commanding general. commanding officer, for use by sity. She is a member of the Hart announced. Ihineee, Eng See Lai and Wong It was a popular Impression for ^ 66 Mather street; Mrs. Bum- Is about 290 airline miles north of They realize they cannot divide us ing. Singapore. United States Army forces in the the members. ford 'Visiting Nuqpe Aasbclation, Mlaa Lloyd ia the daughter of ruen were assaulted last night by some years that cqllegs men were Holmes, infant daughter, 112 from our American benefactors Wei'oesday, Dec. 81 street; Jeanette Llnnell, 75 ,(A Japanese hold on the eastern Far East, has consolidated the and a direct descendant o f Roger Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lloyd of 234 New Year’a Dance. Tall Cedara wo men as they walked home apt to be the better drivers, but It GALA and protectors, nay, comradea. majority of hia troopa in Pam- Williams founder of Rhode Island. Laurel atreet, Hartford, formerly rom a Chinese club. Hartford. Dec. 2 »—OF)— Traffic waa recognized there wax, never- stn eL coast of Sumatra w-ould be an ob They realize they cannot fool us William Wright Jr. of Knighton of Lebanon, Sj}ort8 Center. .tted today: Mra. Martina vious, help to the push against pangs province and shortened his street whose birthday occurs on Mr. Smith is the son of Mr. and of Manchester Mr. Llpyd was di Annual Meeting of Covenant Detective Gene Mara said Ml waa tied up on Asylum street, one ttaelezs, a certain inborn aptitude Singapore down the long Malay with promisea and propaganda. lines. < 'Christmas day, was given a party rector o f recreational actlvlUea at liael Carlsta. 19, of Brooklyn, N. of Hartford's main downtown neceaaary-to ma&e a really good Bagleville; David Nichols, 93 Now they are resorting to the &Irs: Nelson 8. Smith of East Mid OongregaUimal church. peninsula. 1 "In ths Isst fsw days the enemy on Saturday afternoon by hia the Eaot Side Recreation Center r.,Ni private in the UnitedJStates driver, especially a taxi driver. ridge street; Virginia Green, usual weapon of the stupid 'and dle Tui^pike. He waa graduated Watch Night Service, South thoroughfares, and there was iw NEW YEAR’S PARTY While the Japanese sought to hss been heavily reinforcsd by mother. Seven of his playmates, some years ago. krmy, and Stanley Frye, 21, were Obnlner street; Mrs. Vera clumsy. They-afe trying to Intimi from Manchester High school, ia a Methodist church. water service for seven hours ---- 1------— ------Vsnion; Jack Hudson, 35 gain a grip on Sumatra, their ool- several infantry divisions, tank were present uid remembered W il member of the Second Congrega JTested In connection with the date us by bombing churches and ' Watch Night Service, Salvation along two blocks o f busineaa es- Street. dlers in Britlah Malaya were beat regiments and horse cavalry. liam with acceptable giru. Mrs. tional cbiirch choir and has taken Army Citadel. Me. ■ J colleges as soon as ManUa U an Japaneoa units ars" composed o f Police said the Chinese wore tebllshmeuts Friday after a 12- Prices Go Up : TM sy, s son to Mr. end en back by British advance units Wright seiwed a luncheon, a fea an active part in Boy Scout work. Only Policemen New Year’a Eve Service, Zion Ineh cast iron main. Installed six open city." veteran soldiers with modem ture of which was s large birthday uttons Identifying them as such Bsrold Usk, 676 Adams and artUIery at Chemor, a railroad He ia with tha-Pratt 6c Whitney Lutheran church. years before the C it^ war,' burst; Eight coastal ships which had cake with seven candles. qit that their aosailants erted AND ■ad ■ daughter to Mr. and point 12 miles north of Ipoh, Brit- equipmenU Division of the United Aircraft Luther League aoclal and Watch Large sectlpns o f pavement O h Cigarettes HOTEL SHEKIDAN iah reports said. been moored in the Pasig river .I>on seeing them on the street: Bralaara. Jr., 77 North 'jAmerican and Philippine Corporation. On his maternal side To Hear Lecture Night aervlee, Emanuel "Lutheran were raised, tad basements were The Britlah also beat off Japa and which'hac been objectivea of t r o o ^ desplta constant f l ^ t ^ The standard ^ r s t Aid class at Here comes a couple of Japs.'i repeated bombing by the Japan he is a direct descendant of Gov church. fiqoded, some to a depth of three R A N G E o n . Today, Chorlw Schaub, nese patrols at a strategic ferry against heavy odds, are In high S t Bridget’s church will be held ernor Tbomaa Welles, second gov Old Yesu* Service, Concordia Both accused denied their com- feeL croasing over the Perak river, ese Sunday and Satur^y, were s^rlta and are offering stubbera tomorrow evening Instead of Uclty. HarUoid. Dec. 29—{(Pi— Hart $ 3 p e r PERSON I ■troot. scuttled In order, to eliminate them ernor of Connecticut. On his pater The session o f the police school Lutheran church. ford cigarette wholesalera Satur CALL todaji M m Anna which paranels the British posi- resistance. Losses have been heavy Wednesday at seven o’clock.,^ nal side he ia directly in line of te be l\{Id tomorrow afternoon and Banquet and ball. Sewing Club as targets. , Oboekle Over "Oorreetlaa” day increaMd the price of a carton lOddla tteip U ta Boot- Uona along the Malayan north- on both sidas. descent from Ethan Allan, leader evening to bo addressed by Detec- of. St. John'a Polish church, at Reward for lata Bomber of cigarettes, inereaaas ranging aouth ranroad, about 15 miles Even their superstructures, w e n “Enemy nlr netivity nontinuea Mrs. Datrld Hamilton and daugh destroyed as the river is too shal of the Green Mountain boys in the Uve Sergeant Jooeph A. PrepUoe Pulaakl Hall. from nine to 11 cents per carton. southwest o< Ipoh. It was added. heavy, with repeated bombing of ter Hssel./ of Brimmer street Bos W ar of the Revolution. will be • cloaed aesalon as fa r as Tueaday, Jan 6 • Albany, N. Y.—OF)—SelecUve IndUmapolis.—OF)— C^iemiat A. I disic achodula for tha weak low to permit them to be com ton. formerly of this town, has crvlce headquarters chuckled One o f thb wholesalers said that M to Jon. S foUowi: The raid on Medan .apparently pletely submerged. MnnUn in violntlon of the declnra- thosa not members o f ■ police de- ICeetlng gnd lecture. Men's R. Albright looked oVer news the price tncrdaaes were made fol 7426 ORCHESTRA - FLOOR SHOW been spending the week-end with . er the "correction" submitted by METERED BERVIOR! -TouU uid adenoid af was Intendad to distract Dutch at- tton o f an open d ty . pkrtment are concerned. T ^ talk Lsague, Center Congregation; I atories about dtlzens in Akron. O., lowing incteasea effected by the tentloo from the parachute troopa. The raiderrwho bombed the city rslstlvaa and frisnda in town. Edmondson-Koehler \'ew York registrant who a yaar Sunday for the second consecu- “3. There ia nothing to report tomorrow wlU bo on matters that church. Anderson, Ind., and elsewhere of New YorW^iflteea of the tobacco GASOLINE, 6 Gals. $1.00 A diract Wt was scored on the ^ A holiday wedding took plkca -o - listed his dependents as “ my Uve day found.no oppoalUm. from other nrena" will concern poUca tefly and not Monday, Jan. 16 fering rewards for the first Amer companies. r— Ctaeet eliale a t 9 , A discussion oetwesn college Saturday afternoon at 6 o’clock in i'e. one child aad one unborn FULL COURSE DINNER I flee of the K. N. L U M. — The Roaring in at Uw a^lUtudes. at even reporters will be admitted to InsUUaUon of officers. Red ican aviator to bomb Tokyo and ThR PstRil price o f r pRcksge Netherlands IndiM airline. students, graduates qf the locu the Second Congregational ebufeh blld." ''"The one unborn should W n U A M S y—Well hahy eeofer- least five formations o f nine the school. Men's Lodge,-Bporte Center. then brought his own propiMtlon. of cigarettea waa axpectad to fol MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLYI The aettOB around Medgn waa Pledge* Freedom High school and seniors In the In Coventry wljen Mlaa Elotse Ed There is to be one more session . ave bean two," wrote the regis* He will .give a |100 defense bond on. SERVICE, Dfo. TELEPHONEfSMt^ . a to 6 e’elack at tht T. planes each pounded tha d ty aav- M^day,^ Jan. 16 low auiL Nq change wax report ■art o f a aerlea of -week-end blows same school taking proHcoUega na Koehler, da^hter of IfF. and after tomorrow's and it has not aa .•ant, “ as it turned out to'i be to the lOiDth Tukee pilot who BROAD STREET •digaly between 11:66 a. m. (»;64 WmBeR«deemed oouises, ■ »111 take |Acs tomorrow' MUiUry Whlat. S t Bridget's iirtns." ed immediately in tight for pipe b y snd against the J^igneae. Mra. Em llV. Koehler of Oovontry, yot been doeidod 'w h e th ^ that Men's Club. Parish Hall. bombs tbs Japanssd ca^tal. tobacco. ■ p. m. ejkL Batnrday) and 1:26 p. Wnahington, Dec. M ~ — evening, at 7:45 at the T. M. C. A. AaaU. Netlierlsnds Indies news m.. loMlng bcorcs of bomba and became tl^ bride o f WUUam Ed would ha oimned to other than po- President Roosevelt pledged to the All th M in these two classes are „ ^ Titesday,. Jaa, 29 . J ■aid AustraUaa plaaw MtOag at laaat four major flraa. mondson. son V Mra- Ctera E - Ed- Uccm «i or s e t Thg apatBhmtloia wmrHHaoffaf peopls of ths PhlUji^ carfltaUy Invltod to attend. Rod Croas. Benefit at A iziv |m4. HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29,1941 MANUHES’lLB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1941 ______• .1 ------r . PAGfi r/EUBVfll IfC/ T m r- '‘StM Consciousness Secret False Reports ^**^*‘^****'^*"—'"^ '' i ^ ------■ ■ ___ ^ . , . . - ■ ' Discovery Is Related Of Raid Given News From MancHester’s Neighbors Radio Listeners Asked Polish Americiins Gain Oite Point Win Ovei* St, CyriJ^sl i Due Merely to Activity Dream Makes Mother Tdi Be Watchful for Boy Scout Compass for being the York Sunday, Mr. Hill returning first member of the troop to com |V o f Body^s Enzymes. » Bolton Sunday while his family will spend ('ertakf Son Is Alive Enemy Activities. plete hU tenderfoot test. The com- Columbia a few days with Mrs. Hill’s sister, pMs was donated by Eric Eache as Rockville Chemicals That Pro* Mrs. Uyd* a ta n h a l Weacott Rloe Mrs. George Bennett, Jr. Stanford Quintet All Prophet—No Loss San Fruetico, Dec. 29.—UPi— was the Boy Scout knife that la to l^wlB U. Chapmui 676-19, WllUmantle DIvtalM The following were Chrtstma.s |Bycholski Teams With duce Reactions. F ort Worth, Tex., Dec. 29. The Navy, discloalng that Japa be awarded In May to the member guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ue, tloekvllle — OP)—Three weeks agB ths of the troop showing the greatest nese broke in upon an American Bennett: Mrs. Bessie Bennett. Mrs. Navy notified Mrs. W. L. About thirty attended the meet improvement in scouting. Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch, chair Richard Tracy and son, Mr. and Dallas, Tfx., Dec. 29— Dis shortwave broadcast to the Philip Stewart that her foster son, ing of Bolton Grange No. 47 on man and treasurer of the Andover- Mrs. Richard Bennett, Frank Shec- Finds Real Star Obiichouski For Triumph! covery of the secret of conscious ('arl Frank Stewart, 19, had pines with false reports of a bomb Friday evening in the Communi Hebron Columbia chapter of the dy of Willlmantic, and Mr. and Final Sermon ness was reported to the Ameri been killed in the Pacific war. ing attack on San Francisco, asked American Red Croaa has reported Mrs. Frank Rumph and daughter :: TI6EB< can Association for the Advance She went to. bed grief- radio listeners today to be watch ty Hall. The flrat and second de that the chapter has gone over the of SouthsCbventry. Jim Pollard, Sophomore ful for such enemy activities. Stafford Springs HOPABCAI^D ment of Science today. stricken. She dreamed of her grees' were conferred on two can top in Ita annual membership drive Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Tomlin By Rev. Rap|) Tight Battle i Losers Fail to Cbade’’ U son, and spoke to him. An announcemerit by the Navy didates, Mamie Maneggia and John o. Nett* exceeding Ita quota by $52 over son and son Gene and Rev. and Forward, I* Regarded RAM Select Louis Dazzles Saints i* Consciousness, it was found, is She awoke so convinced he said listeners in Manila were as Backcourt Stars due merely to activity of the Geraldine Brodeur. A short Christ 472, Stafford the $400 assigned to it. Of this Mrs. Leon H. Austin spent Christ As Season's Greatest was alive, that she refused to tonished Sunday morning when mas program was presented by am ount $195.94 was raised In mas with Mr. and Mrs. John Kings body’s enzymes the minute, potent the regular broadcast from San Rocltville Pastor Is to Thursday for Best Fighter , S h i n e Y e s t e r d a y ; chemicals that i)rodilce both chem accept the proceeds of a life Lecturer Dorothy Shedd. Columbia. A campaign to raise bury. Player; , Stands Over ■ * insurance policy. Francisco’s Station KGEI was In The Grange voted to rescind a A pledge of loyalty and full $1500 for the Red Cross War Re Twelve soldier boys were enter ical and ^physical reactions. Un- terrupted by anrtouncementa that Move This Week to Game from Start to consclousnecs is the temporary Yesterday she received an previous vote to disband the Bol support to President Roosevelt, lief fund wjll soon be under way tained for Christmas dinner by Mr. Six Feet, 4 Inches; Blue Devils ' t other message from the Navy. I Japanese planes had bombed San Bay State Qiurrli. \ \ For Past Year Finish; Girls Alao^ 6 falling apart of those enzymes. ton Juvenile Grange and voted to Governor Robert A. Hurley and with Mrs. Lcola Beck in charge of and Mrs. Fred Duktig, Mr. and Carl was wounded seriously, Francisco, leaving much of the city pay the state dues for the Juvenile the local drive. Mrs. A. J. Vinton, Mr. and Mrs. Impressive Record. I _ t The- report was made by Profs. in flames. to Stafford town officials has been 1 ■ Keep Record CloarkV’’ Frank H. Johnson of Princeton but will recover. for the coming jr.etyj,^ Matron Lil In accordance with action taken Walter Haven, Mrs. Ruth French, Rockville, Ufc. 29 (.Spi-ciiiD — Cuts Into Broadrast sent to them by the Italian Bene By HsroM Clsassen Wade Predicls Nothing Billy Ginn Flares Next University and Dugald E. S. lian Hutchinson 'will endeavor to at the annual town meeting in Mr, and Mrs. Benjamin Strack, Rev. Frederick W. Rapp, pa.stor ^ Naval Intelligence officers at fit Society, an Itallan-Amerlcan and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Katzung. Dive Bomber Johnny BynlioliSC-^ 1 Brown and Douglas A. Maryland Manila reported that KGEI’s regu get the members of the Juvenile October the selectmen are having .New York, Dec. 29—(A'l— In Against Far Westt^rn Grange together to ace what ac organization of 400 membera here. water holes dug for fire protection Miss Corn Kingsbury is spending the Rockville Baptist cluireh since more normal times, basketball -Td (JhampionV Biicldy of ?few York University. lar early morning Far Eastern Septomlfer 1939 preached his final zor>med down the floor at HarttoHL j Enzymes Self-Bene.wing tion they wjll take in regards to The resolution pledging loyalty in various sections of the town. part of her vacation with her fam coaches on the West CToast spend Opponents; Dixie Hot, Japs Are Seen broadcast was cut Into three or and cooperation to heads of the .sermon ss pastor of the church on Baer Fourth; Pa^lor yesterday aftamooi. and oooraa a , ft Recently, ii- many laboratories, four times. Each time an Engllsh- buying past master pins for the One at the Center has been dug in ily. Sunday morning. their time bunting a second Hank direct bit on the basket end pa$-^ four past masters of the Juvenile. local, state and National govern Hunt’s swamp behind thq library, Lulsettl. Football Followers. A M lE i I B U U D 065 FEA«JT ON , Ratefi Third Spot. it was discovered that enzymes spealflhti announcer read a ’flash’ During the coming week he will the local P.A. hoop team aMMk b are self-renewing. They enter a The Grange also voted to pur- ment was voted at the recent and one on the property of Lester And from reporta tbe new one- HORNED FR0G5 36-35 for Ita fourth straight u. Fourth-Raters giving details of the ’San Francis meeting of the society and Romil- move to Milton, Mass, where he is By 8ld Foder ri chemical reaction which momcn- co disaster.’ chifse Past Matron pins for Elsie Hutchins. Others are In West to become pastor of the First roan bucket brigade has been 'CDIMiON TIDE New York. Dec 29 --'/T5—Joe tory. St. Cyril’a bod been ahaiMl* d ■ tartly seems to destroy them, and Deer and Lillian Hutchinson and do Galotto, secretary, has mailed street and Chestnut HUl. found. He’s Jim Pollard, 6-foot 4'i Durham, N. C.. Dec. 29— virtually all tne game and dua tn : "The Interference," said the a copy to them. The local organ ToUancl Congregation.il church. The governor of North Carolina Louis, who defends hla heavy a immediately come back,''ready to ^Cavalry Colonel Calls Navy, "obviously came from a have the present Master Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stutzman and Rev. Rapp was ordained in Inch sophomore forward at Stan tbe work of Al Obuchowahl I t' ft use again. This they do by absorb- Mack of Bblton Grange present ization has also voted to purchase family from Milford, N. H., have Mrs. John H. Steele ford University—the same school may have told the governor of weight title for the 21at time a not much large than It lOu powerful Japanese station deliber Rockville this being his first full Sb'uth'Carolina the answer, and a K ing a little energy from the tis- Estimate of Value ately intruding on the KGEI wave them at the installation of officers di-fense bonds and present an en moved to Columbia and are living II78-S RoolcvUle timp pastorntc. Por two years ho for which Lulsettl once did hla EA R E D R Y D E R A Delicatf Subject BY FRED HARMAli Sense and Nonsense WHAT-, IKAT LONaA**MD5.D KtM IU O Ofy »b O M E U ^ A A kYiSj' CGUONltU T)Oi5K3 ARD'JND t h e s e /--.^ eS u tS T V0Hil.e HE LOOKS FO«. ------s \ A SiJ1tAB‘-C « 5 C U S E RANCH ! A City's Wants ^assified FbrYour Benefit Faults. Wben you feel like find Secrete of the Trade Among our millions (It seems) \ ing fault with somebody or some o f Joke contributions was one The hen that takes the farmer’s thing. stop and thlfik. You are which tickled us more than any ■ eye apt to find something wrong with other. It was Mr. Msx Meyer at Business Locations in yourself. Correct your own Is the hen that lays when eggs are Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale Household Goods high. Lincoln, Nebraska. Said Mr. May For Rent 64 Bishop’s Work Scout Director viewpoint of your neighbors arid er; "I am enclosing a few Jokes TOUND—WAUTHAM watch Wed- 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN, 1937 Ford FOR SALE—3 ROOMS of maple the world In general, and see tf wliich have appeared in our bul neaday evening In front of Mary sedan, 1937 Willys sedan. 1939 furniture, pracllcaliy new. Includ FOR RENT—4300 SQ. FT.. 1 Dispatches Tell Gallant the picture doesb’t change. The borrower Is , probably a letins in tjje past. It's entirely pos Cheney . Library. Owner may Pontiac Station ' Wagon, 1936 ing electric stove. 115 West story, all metal bldg. 120x56 ft. Is Eulogized more valued patron of the banks sible that we have swiped them have by calling at 47 Maple St. Pontiac sedan. Cole Motors, 4164. street. Telephone 8901. Also land with same If required Bruno—What’s the difference these (lays than the depositor, from your column." He had. r between vision and sight? their pi-oportionati numbers being In Manchester. Available now. V Wake Island Defense Haha! FOUND—LADY'S HAT on Ed 1939 PLYMOUTH COUPE in good FRIGIDAIRE 5.5 CU. FT Good Call Htfd. 6-9881. Dave—Remember those two smaller. wards street. Owner can have condition with radio and heater. condition. Monogram combination Memorial Service at St. girls we had out last night? same by calling 7721, and paying range. Both for $30.00 ca.sh. Tel. The sergeant waa Reasonable. Telephone 3313. Sketch Tersely How practically every Instal- Bruno—Yss. Song of Envy some recruits when be became for adv. 7889. 68 Clary’ s for Late Fred- Wantf^ to Rent ] lation on th e' Island was heavily Dave— WeU, the one I was with Summer is fading, birds are pa conscious of a slight movement Ia?88 Than 400 ilia- damaged. The storehouse with was a vision, but the one you were LOST—FIVE MO.NTHS old black Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 W A N T E D -3 OR 4 ROO.MS un- erirk B. Bartlett. rading behind him and whipped around. Cocker Spaniel puppy. Children’s .Machinery and Tools 52 furnlHhpdlj you n ^ ‘married couple. rines Hs>l#l rwr spare parts and other material with was a sight. As southward they swiftly go; Sergeant—You idiot! Don't a a c iii japa- was gone, burned to the ground. OUT OUR WAY ’ i»et._George yv. Batz, 46 Hemlock FOR SALE—BOY'S BICYCLE, TelephoncI 7187 at 9 a. m. A memoriat sermon was preach While we sit and plne| hoping ever point a rifle at me again— BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLBl street. I , one year old, in fairly good con EYE, TRY AND BUY Cletrar for Iiese for 14 Days. i mschlne shop ami blacksmith Here’s a true one about a farm sometime even If it is empty. your farm. Feel its unlimited ed in St. Mary’s church, by the ______•' I shop were wiped out.’’ er’s daughter in Arkansas. Every dition, price $15.00. 39 Ashworth That we, too, escape the snow. Recnilt—But it’s not empty. WATT.' 5TAV RXSHT TVAElZe BAH.'I HAVE LOST LOCatF.T, .Se t with sap street. power, smooth riding. (,'letracs Legal Notices 7vS Rector, the Rev. James Stuart Dec. 18—Two-engined bombers night the soldiers ganged up on eeSADj JULIET.'GOOD EVENIM& SORRV X phire and engraved. Valued as are built to endure. Dublin Trac Neill, yesterday at 10:45 a.m. on Honolulu, Dec. 29— (/P) —Dis devastated the few buildings Icit ■nuu r see \f voua BeaTwee.’s PROBED EVERV- hsr porch near an army ramp The hlrd.s are in luck,-for without DO*oe AWyTHIWJ* TO UPSCT — 'SPOTT-TT/—->©0 toppled Bo w l e d MOO keepsake. Reward. Return to 40 tor Company. %Villtmantic. ‘-f LllxiilH'th 8 Strong late Bishop Frederick Bethune Bart patches sent while death rained standing. ,One nlglit the porch caved In. Closed to Outsiders of Holt'll! In the Hp'L'au Pl»trk>t of even a "buck" VtDUIZ l5l«ldiTV...l.lKE. TVIKIci WHERE FDR. ME OFF b a l a n c e , COMtN© OVER,\4AvJO»R.' ' Summer street. Moving— T ru ckin g- lett, who met death in an automo from sky and sea on virtually Dec. 19—There was no raid. The farmer entered claim for DOVJW A U t-T H S BK EAKABU E;* Anflo\'cr flfucasp'l. bile accident in Idaho, recently. They enjoy weather like spring; Nepal, one of ths provinces, of - ^QB FOUBIEEMT MmulifBtn lEttrnbis^lSmUk MONDAY, DECEMBER 29,1941 PrlTato First Class Richard J. Memorial Tempi# Pythian Sis used magailnae, ping-pong tables, and William Sacharek, Red Cross trial Wardens are not required to Keeney of 37 Adams street, has ters will meet tomorrow evening Soldiers’ Plea ping-pong sets, stationery and First Aid Inetiuctor, as school In- attend this school, as their duties About Town been ordered to attend the Infan in Cdd Fellows, hall. It will be writing equlplment or 'anything Air Wardens etnictora. are of epecifle nature and their try School at Fort Beiming, Oa., “obligation" night and the officers that would help to equip this new The school is open to ell civil time wUI be taken up with plant for the period from Jan. 0 to April are requested to wear white. A building would be just fine. This M v a to Austin H. Brlfg* r«- To Manchester ians who wish to aid in the local protection duUes. l^yturnsd yettsrdnjr to Fort Brtigg, 7. Private Keeney, a member of Christmas party will follow with new building has been recently Meet Tonight defense plan^, to become lector the Anti-Tank Company will take completed and turned over to ns Examination papeni' from the N. C , after apendinc a ten>day the exchange of tenAent gifts. Re wardens or to’ participate in any laat school have been corrected by , furloufh at hie home on Laurel the Motor Mechanics course. freshments will be ^Served by Mrs. for our uee It is bare and without Local Boys at Blanding any equipment. way on the prepardeneee setup. Jay E. Rand, director of the' r atTMC Frances Chambers and her com Second School to Start Indoetrlal Wardens ^ school and a report will be re . By order of Adjutant General R. mittee. “We are paaslng along this ap- Ask to Have Recrea pesl to the friends of the M^h- At High School for It was emphasized that Indus- leased soon. The Red O om CSrcle wilt meet B. DeLacour, 2nd Lieutenant Har from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.' tomorrow ry Mathlason of Stone street, Man James T. Caverly spent Christ tion Room Furnished. chester boys In the Anti-Tank Seven Weeks Course; in the veetry of Temple Beth chester, has been relieved from the mas with his uncle and aunt, Mr. Company and we are sure that Sholom. G-1 Section of the Brigade Staff and Mrs. Latting Caverly of Wil they will cooperate and take care liam street, and sister, Mrs. Joseph . Members of the Anti-Tank Com of their owm In the usual efficient A second school for Air Raid and assigned to duty with Com pany of the 169th Infantry, C^mp pany H, 2nd Battalion, now on ac P. Ambrose of KilUngly, .who is a manner." Wardens will start this evening In Blanding, have appealed to this tive duty. patient at the Memorial hospital. Those interested may contact High school hall at 7:30 and will Golden Anniversary Sale Mr. Caverly has been in the U. S'. paper to publish an appeal for rec Lieut. Byscholski, Anti-Tank Com Navy fo r '18 years and is a chief reational equipment for the com pany, 169th Infantry, A. P. O. 43, continue through seven weeks, Sergeant Harold Topllffe and pany's new Day Room or camp Camp Blanding, Fla. with Ray Cooper, precinct warden I Sergesuit Herbert Biasell, both of commissary steward, with four Recreation Room at Camp Bland I Company H, 2nd Battalion, 1st service stripes. He attended the ing, recently completed for the use P. N. PRACTICAL FRONT M. D., have been discharged from Eighth District school as a boy. of the local boys. State Guard service for the con Lieut. Charles Bycholskl, acting venience of the State. Miss Joy Squatiito, daughter of commander of the company. In a Mrs. Mary Squatrito of Oak street, letter to The Herald, states: A meeting this evening of the a graduate of St. Raphael’s hos “We are wondering if you would We Call For and Deliver St. Bridget’s Men's club committee pital, New Haven, is taking a post be so kind as to Insert an article In Tour Doctor'a PreecrlpHons. on the Military Whist to be given graduate course In operating room The Herald, explaining our need, on January 1& will he held this eve technique at the Yale School of stating that anything that anyone WELDON DRUG CO. ning at 8 o’clock in the Parish Hall. Nur.slng, which she won. on a w'ould send us which would be ap Prescription Pharmacists All members of the committee arc scholarship. propriate for a game room would ■^ 001 Main Street urged to be on hand at the hour be most gratefully received. Things mentioned. Private Jack May has returned such as magaxine subscriptions, to his duties at Camp Edwards, newspaper subwrlptlons, or even An economy buy for Falmouth after spending his Christmas furlough with his par N O W .. .during this Jan EblCIOGAI^' ents. Mr. and Mrs. John H. May of uary Sale event only! 60 Bigelow street. SILENT GLOW The exact Practical Advertisement— on Burner Sales and Service Front models that cost $3 to $3.50 more all year Dr. William L. Conlon will re CHAS. G. SCHELL It is Our sume practice on Tuesday, Janu 1068 Main St. Tel. 8637 round. Those wonderful ary 6th. Earnest Wish ly easy-to-wear support that the Given With Cash Soles In Both ing garment.s for women New Year These Stores All Day Tuesday. who really need support May Bring to You plus comfort. Rich bro cades, fine workmanship, and Yours a ONCE FOR ALL! HALE'S SELF SERVE The Original In New England! with patented elastic Bountiful Share Our Ignition Experts quickly will inner-vest that adjusts of give new snap and smoothness to your car. Start the New Tear instantly. They’re thrift- Happiness with new driving pleasure, new investments today! smooth-operating economies! Be AND HEALtH MARKET Th.JM(IUUcOM and cause performance sdid economy M a n c h est er Co n n * depend absolutely on Ignition. Prosperity ! Stop In. We'll show exactly what we mean! TUESDAY SPECIALS style H. Practical Front cor style X. Practical Front cor set of nude satin brocade for set of lustrous nude brocade NORTON Double ijrK Green Stamps Given With Ca.8h Sales CCJHNISe^SOR average to full figure. AU- with firm abdominal Inner- All Day Tuesday! elaatlc band top nips in the ELECTRICAL waist. Elastic inner vest and vest, for full to heavy figures. side gores. $8..10 value, now Nip-ln Waist and flare back. Ilale’e Freshly Mode INSTRUMENT CO. $5.80. 110.00 value, now 86..80. > 67E.CEyTER STefflgees Hilliard St. Phone 4060 The Valuable Premiums You Get for Your Green D oughnuts Doz. 19c Stamps Make Shopping At These Stores Extra Profit able. Can $^.50 Styles Now $^.50 Spam Cans Tall Cedars Libby’s $10 .OO Styles Now $ 6 .5 0 Corned Beef G LA SSW A R E To Help Annual Lipton's Continental Soup Celebrate The New Year NEW YEAR’S Pkgs. TIk j w h a D c CORK 3 27c MAHCNSSTiX COHH* Maxwell House 15 Pc. Crystal Glass EVE PARTY Coffee Punch Set $10*50 At the Sports Center on Wells St. 14-Oz. Bottle Snider's Glass Tray, Bowl, Glass Ladle and 12 Cups. Dinner r-. Entertainment — Dancing Tomato Ketchup H ave You Tony Obri^ht's Orchestra Arno Paffani, Caterer Wine or Cordial Set W esson O il Pint T ick ets...... $6..50 per couple Hammered Aluminum Tray, De- A Flag Outfit "canter and 8 Colored Glasse.s. •ws. • Large Can Blue Plate, Clean $ 7 .5 0 For Reservations Phone 7380 or 7645 Shrim p Can 23c For Your Home? the^ 8-Oz^ Can Rip Del Mar Cocktail Glasses You should have and you should displi^ it. President Roosevelt Proclaims Fillet of Sardines 2 c... 23c J 39c lo 49c January 1 a Day of Prayer X f' 1 Each liarge Size DeJ^Monte ^ For the I>[dtion • 4’x6’ Flag Outfits % Cordial Glasses Prunes 2-Lb. Box All Persons Are Welcome To a’^Brief Service of Prayer 21c Flag has printed stars and sewed stripes. 2-p i^ jointed blue lacquered iC F H Q fie t in the Chapel of / 19c e a . f pole and holder. v Large Bottle Domjno Ginger Ale, 3* X 5’ size $1.79 South Methodist Church Pole Dry, Tom Collins Mixer . \ Main street and Hartford Road Wine_ Decanter Set $3.98 and Flavors ’ Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., Minister . DeAnter and 6 Glasses.''^ American Flags 4 bottles, contents only, 29c ^ NEW YiSAR’S DAY — 10:00 A.M.' - -Dr. Earl Furgesoii, North M<;thodist Church,’ 4’x6’ Sizes $ 1 .4 9 Will Preach. L g «. P k g. Brillo 15e C itf Ome C ock tail Set ■1 EVERYONE INVITED TO THIS SERVICE! Shaker, 6 Glasses and Sferving 3’x5’ Sizes ^ 9 9 c Tray. G old D ust 2 & 3 5 c $12.98 Cdlorz kltorapteed fw t .to sun end rain. Well made. Dou- ■ ble stitching end hgme. Cenvee heeding end gromraeta. Freeh, Jnlcy Fresh Pork 'N : Polished Chrome G rapefruit . Bestwear Bunting. Flags Spare Ribs Sweet, Thin SUa, Juicy jee Bucket and Tongs $3*75 4’x6’ Swes $ 2 . 9 8 / (Both chrome items are non-tarnishable.)’ | Sauerkraut Florida Oranges 16^4*oIiahed Chrome 3’x5’ Sizes $ 2 .1 9 Roast Pork Rib or Strip. Quelity Cotton Bunting. Sewed eters end atripes. Colon HEALTH MARKET Hors D’Oeuvres Plate $4*49 ere guerentoed feet to aun end rain. Center Cut Pork Chops lb. 35c Bulldog Bunting Flags Pork C hop s hia Lb. 29c Qinme Sandwich Trays $4.98 ‘ FVesh Broccoli — Green Beans — Radishes — Boston » 4 , With Glass (D^ter. ' Iceberg Lettuce — and Slimmer Squash. 4’x6’ Sizes $ 3 .4 9 L b . Rib Pork Roost 25c l^lVjrOur Boptfar 3’x5’ Sizes $2 ?6 9 . Limestone Potatoes peck 44c El^tric Coffee Um Sets Quality Guaranteed! *Ae most durable.flag for ontalde uee. Uaed by the UiUted Lamb Pdffies Polished Chrome Urn, Tray, m O O ETA J Lb. 25c Btetea Government. 38% stronger then Government epeciflee- Sugar and Crean{er. tlone. Guaranteed feat cdlor.- lehorst will have a nice lot of Native and Northern freek Made len Tnrkeya for the New Year’s holiday. Plealse order L b . Double Stamps Given With Cash Sales. Separate Poles and Holders for Flags lyl Aim Capons and Chickens. Sausage Meat 27c 6 ’ * ------9 9 c 8’ .... .$ 1 .1 9 Bariy Treatl * P lric h ii r.st Qrocen/^nc. Each Fowl Cut Up 65c The J W .H A L C COM 2 for $ 1 .2 5 MSMCNISm COHM. The J W . H A L 4 CO M MANCNlimi CONN^ slip past the enemy sentrj’— he'll .public Passenger Servlet ...... IO-.% Btnt the church'a work. county men .were killed. ers attacked. railroad or paved highway but is batteries. .Painting*—Paperitig ...... Mine Foreman Joe Holden, eyes think he’s having a nightmare 1” * • tProfcasIpJial Services ...... "His success writb people, prob Dec. 17—They came back again. on air routes. JR«pairtn|r ...... Garden— Farm— Dairy 50 Couples Atienil lems and parishes trained him to red-rlmmed,. early had given up I fTalltfrlng— Dyeing—Cleaning be called to be a Bishop In the hope that hla son was klive. /Toilet' Goods arid Service"...... Products 50 ■* , X' TOONERVILLE KOl.KS Church o f God. On Dec. 16, 1931, ‘There’s no hope," he said. "I Popular Hats in {Crochet BY IfONTAINE FOX 'Wanted— Business Service ..w. ‘know that mine.” - ^ l-'durailoaal GREEN MOUNTAIN PoUtoea. Christmas Dance be was consecrated Bishop of I'Courses and'Classes ...... «1 First $1.25 per bu., aeranda 60 North Dakota, tn 1934 he waa Snrvlvora Raooveir Slowly (Thi B tll SyndiciW, Inc ) ^Private Inscructluna ...... tl cents per bu,. field run,''90c per translated, or transferred to be Meantime, the only aurvivors— 7B jpanclng ...... Ifc- A two shot flrers—Frank Dietz, 56, Illusicar— Dramatic ’ ••••. II bu.. at the place. Frank V. Wil The Christma/'dance sponsored Bishop of Idiiho. [ ^Wanted— Inst ruct.l(>ns »• • • • H liams 1632 Tolland street. "Here he labored In th.e vast Har^, and Claude M. Phelps, 45, by the Order of DcMolay and the Gfflatia, .recovered slowly in a Har- Financial ------=------!------— Order of Rainbow girls .took place distances o f the' west. Until last Bofi4s—^Stocks— Mortgagsi .«• II year when his wife died, he spent rUbprg hospital from shock ind I'Business Opiiurtunltles ...... IT Saturday evening with about 50 black damp. I Honey, to Isonri ...... || Household Goods ■ 51 couples attending. Mr. and Mrs. SIX months of the year, Uke SL -Help and ^lluatlona Paul, ‘in the care o f all the Dietz and Phelps were working Paul J. Cartel and Mr. and Mrs. in a room near the shaft. After Help Watited — Kemnle ...... || FOR SALE—PLAYER piano with churches,’ especially detailed to -Help Wanted—Male ...... II 90 rolls, also Glenwbod range, 2 James Elliott acted as patrons ana the bloat, shocked and feeling bad FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS visit from; the Pacific Coast to Pop*«aeiv1l9lp j Balesmen Wanted ...... 16- a iron bod s,ifteel bed couch. 25 patronesses fdr the evening. air, they put but lights and alld- I Help Wanted— Male or Female 17 Mather. •They dftoced ‘ to the music of Massachusetts, for the plans for trembling hands along an entry l-Agenis Wanted ...... |«-a Max Kabrick and hts Society Club the Every Member Canvasses. I.BItuationt Wanted—remale track as they crawled toward the B u r w e omlv had P 3U R in Wn.L y ou PAY OONT.PO , S oR R y 1 CAPrr help •leo— ■‘/Bltnatlona Wapted—.Male . . . . e« VENETIAN'- BLINDS, window Orchestra, from 9;0p p. m. till "When Bishop Howdsp a t N«w abaft. Night Supt Henry Demp OUR PARTVf THOSE OIUKR k (TO * MUST X t h a t ! HE / WMATb MY SON VVENT TO A OSNCE UsI '..■oiplomient Agencies ...... M shadea. High quality Venetian midnight. The grand march, start Mestloo died i w 'i p r i n f , he was sey found them near the shaft as KOS PUU.30 A FA«ir ONS , call yo u r DlONT YOUR lUNOSTON I THI aOY YOU U e* atnek— Pela— Psaltry— ed after the second dance, was led ‘the man*'to divide his time, tind- BY Oe5tCATIN<3< THE 6 IU FATHER? ' WANT M e F H O N g HAW MUST B* THE ONE , Vvhlrlpv blinds from $2.50. Show samples. he investigated a dead power cir Weekly payme^ may ^ ar by Warren Wood, Master CounfciU ing between Boise and Albuquer cu it TO COME N U M B E R ? WHO IMPERSONA.TBO. MY tDoga—Birds—Pels ...... «i — AND SON Isl LEESBURa f ive Stock—Vehicles ...... «l ranged. CapltoVfWindow Shade lor of John Mather Chapter, Or que. Among the tense ^-bystanders H C R 9 Sd The first oultry and Supplies ...... «a C5o., 46 Capen street, Hartford. der .of DeMolay, and his partner. "What energy, what application, keeping long vigil, was a woman ■anted —Pole—Poultry—Stock 14 Miss .Carolyn Miller. The usukl De what a aelf-oacrlflclng'^Irttl p L A O r f 5 A A K IN 9 IrOr aale—Mlecellaseoas Tel. 6-7018. Open evenings. who suddenly said "My father and EXCUSKS.' ticics For Sale ...... «i Molay Interpolation was given be "Like Moses a t old, he was call brother were killed In that mine.” KE. di «ta and Acceasorlea ...... «• 3 ROOM—DREAM OUTFIT com fore the intermission. ed by Ood to lead, and to say unto She stopped abruptly as giant Banding Materials ...... 41 pletely furnished Including com The hall was decorated with red, the people of Israel. The Lord God cages neared the'surface with the I^amonds —Waighee—Jewelry 41 green, and silver streamers. Hang ■ V r ^ ectrlca l Appliancee—Kadlo.. 41 bination range, priced at $395. ot your fathers the Ood a t Abra first four bodies. ^uel grid Keed ...... 4'j-A Small down payment—18 montba The soft detail o f the ruffling at ing from the streamers were about ham, the Ood of Isaac, the God of Cause Not Announced !aa—^>'erpn—Dairy Products M to pay balance. See Albert’s, So. the deep -V neckline of this two hundred palloons of different Jacob, hath sent me ijnto yrou; thlis The cause of the explosion was pusahold Oooda...... fl Main street, Waterbury. adds much to its charm and femin colbrs; Towards the end of the la my name forever: and this is my not announced by officials, but ap ehlnary and Tgpla ...... tt dance the balloons were tom down steal Inetruments ...... M inity. Well planned for the larger memorial unto all generations.’ parently marsh gas or methene lica and Store Equipment . . . 44 figure with its ■generously \ &I1 and,broken by the dancers.'Msny (Exodus 3:15) and Uke St. Paul, seeped through into the main en etgis at tha Storea ...... 41 bodice and slimming skirt rauml compliments were given in regard ‘that utterance may be given unto try from some abandoned works Kaaring Apparel—Fart ...... 41 at the waistline, this dress me(ts lb the decorations by the couples me, that I may open m y mouth and Ignited. fnitad—To Buy ...... 44 attending. •Bnard—Hatele—heearta BOLTON LAKE every requirement Tor a smart boldly, to make known the mys-. A fter a Jury viewed the seven fteetaarante style' to wear under a winter coat. tcry of the Gospel, that therein I' bodies Coroner Earl Thornton set SCORCHT SMITH Withoui Board 41 FOR SALE—SUMMER-CAMP It may be aui'tably .interpreted in If the world were considered to may speak boldly as I ought to an inquest for Wednesday night. rs Wantad ...... 4t-A — Four houses and^ three other Bilk' or rayon or wool crepes in be Just a year old. man would speak.’ (Ephesians 6i,:19-20). ’A Cobb, the boss electrician, led ' "" Af Btry Board—Ratorta ...... have been ,,ln existence for only boUdhigs; can be arranged for plain weaves, failles or satin. faltUul minister in the Lord,’ the crew early Sunday morning in J tO W '5 MWV.'IOOK1 -Raatauranta ...... the last six hours. Btad— Rooms— Board ...... year-arooiid dwellings at a Pattern No. 8066 is designed for (Ephesians 6:31).” : - to the mine section which was fH E P o s t m a n ; -— Fo r c e o' h a b i t ! ^THOM H fCOKHV HM tW»(ICUH..’TMAriA«Tj Real Batata Rwr Rent small cost. Biles .38 to 52. Sizes 38, short about. to be abandoned, planning voaiynDFORi ante, RIata, Tenemanta sleeves, requires 4 7-8 yards 39- to dismantle and remove equip cAafbsP’nfuN ooM aoM Locattoni'for-Rant .. Large frontage on the laOte i n i D fiAFSryilHWDTHf MODTUlNfiTHIMD/ For Bant ...... affords Slimmer and Winter inch niatcl'ial; -5 yards 35-inch. Schwolsky Named ment and wiring. , 'sT^ rbao VMr ^nl ...... Sperts. Ideal for a Boy or Girl 1 1-2 yartls machine made edging FOR SALE Miners surmised the work had fUNS,HAM|,WDIMMII D c i m « I '^'Bootfia’ For n tn t . . . . . for neckline. been finished and the crew waa By Mrs. Anna Oabet the tasssi in back. Both hats are FttMSI F0IWMB>,KNT lo Rant ...... Camp, Summer Home, or a 6-ROOM SINGLE HOUSE — grand for 'wear at college, with Raal Eatala Bar tala Commuulty Settlement. Ele For this attractive pattern, send Fnmace htsat., Oarage, acre Newington Chief returning to ,the shaft when gas You won’t believe It—the little ON Dcrracnve zoka... 15c in coin, your name, addreas, exploded. The seven bodies were sports clothes 0$ fu r cziata for at Bnlldlng far Sala . . M vation a l ^ t Eight Hontlrad of land. This bouse Is not uew madcap hat with the back fringe town. Make them In bright colors. w r UKA A«0 HOt M N _ Proparty tor sala .... It (8M> feet. pattern - number and size to The but la good coodlUoa mad loc^ found a mile from the bottom of 1 mm0. Land tor S a la ...... 11 Manchester Evening Herald, To the 40Q foot shaft at the genera can be made la one hour —and The round cap Is lovely In heavy OKNUPVmHA 4^^ Bftl# aaaaaa«aaa*ERR $•' Other land available fas vtela- day's Pattern Service, 106 7th tlou. Washington, Dec. 29.— (ff)—The tor room. There was no rock fall takes Just one skein of heavy y am ! white yam; Its a favorite on Fifth m » L e W O M M / Itjr* Veterans AdminlMration onnoudbr Avenue right now! far fiila ..w... 14 Avenue, New York. N. Y. PRICE ONLY $4500. at* the spot Only the 10 were in It will coet you around seventy-five To be aaoiUeed at traction ol Select the next new styles for fISe Cosh is stl thst b ueedetf! ed today appointment of Myer the mine, which is one of the larg cents or under for the whole busi Fbr crocheting instructions' fur V/ eeat. ytnir home sewing frpm the Fash- SchwoUiy ss manager of ite est tn this section of southern Illi ness! Lbbka Uke a mlUlon, turn. Two Quick-Crochet Hats ( Pattern “**** ” *• aS SEE a i a••••• *• loil Book, our complete catalogue Nesrlngton, Oaan., boepitaL nois and employs between 400 and The aquaired.top bonnet hat Is as No. 5378) send 10 cents In Coin. EDWARD J. HOLL of recently issued patterns. Send Bcfawoldty, chief attonw for 500. easy to make though It takes a Ut Tour Name and Address and the V. .ayaae'e ******** e for your Cray today. STUART J. WASLEY the tdmlniatratlon at IVewni^tMi, more tln(i«- It’s made la a clooer Pattern Number to Anne Cabot. OR VOVR OWN BROKER 755 Slohi Street The Manchester Evening Herald. Maachooter ^ttern, 15c, Pattern Book 16c,, haa been acting manager aince the F iji islands include about 250' stitch and the trimming around the ~ T pL CMS - 714C hat is made of twisted strands of 106 Seventh Avenue^ -New Tor's One Pattern and Pattern Book or ______I . . - . ■j.'*' " death last June of T, J. Bannigen, lalaiids, only 80 o f which are in- dered ;I^KeaUr 35c. (brmar ' '**4*4 ■ yam . Ends o f this strand form City* - 5-i