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S T O R E O P E N U N T I L 9KX> T O N I G H T A N D A ven ge Daily Circulation The Weather For the MoaUi November. IBSU Foreoaat of C. S. Weather garoau SATURDAY EVENING 6,335 Fair, rontinued cold today; Boa- FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE day cloudy, allghtly warmer; rain Member •• Mw AeAt or snow at night. Bnreae of OIrealathma ilanrljFBtfr lEuFtting ’ SANTA CLAUS IS IN TOTLAND MancheKter— A Eity of Village Charm THIS EVENING AND SATURDAY 2:S0 TO 6:00 — 7:00 TO 9:00. M.An CHESTER. c o n n ,, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1939 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CEN1N VOL. LIX., NO. 71 (Claaaifled Aeraitialng oo Page 1S> Fight in Congress Children Sing Christmas Greetings to President Finn Troops Launch 72” X 90” Chenffle Seen on Boosting Lace Tablecloths Drive Against Foes;" Bath Mat and Defense Program $L79 Lid C over Sets lyegislators Tretlicl Pren- Supposedly Dead Dove Defenses Halt Blow other Lace Tablecloths To ^6.98. $1.98 set iilent Will Emphasize Flies Out of Ice Box Hand Blocked. Pure Linen Report Cirriilalen (>eiie- Dok on Guard In Stolen: Planes Attark RuMian Purs Linen Subject Strongly in Hii* Tampa. F’la.. Dec. 23.— 1‘nckaRe.H Left Behind Colored Border Hand Embroidered Mrs. Jo^phine Lazzara placed rul Relieved of l*oHt hm Forces, Supply Centers ‘Stale of Nation’ Mew- seven supposedly dead doves In Guest Towels Coiiiniaiider of Caiii- Br(x)kllne. Mass.. Dec. 23.— , I And Transportation sage; Naval Hearings an Ice box one night. If 1 Two in Box Sheet and Pillow Dish Towels cl’)—Mrs. Harry Ham of Bos­ Four in Box P illow Cases One of the birds fluttered puign AgaiiiHt Fin­ ton left her four-year-old Oer- I Arteries in Karelian i Mav Start Next Day. out the next morning when she Boxed land; Coiiimiiiiupir Re­ n\Hii alicphenl dog to watch { Isthmus Sector in Prep« Case Sets opened the refrigerator. Then ( ’hrlatmas packagea In her au- ! 5 0 c box Washington, Dec. 23 —l4-i In­ it wa.s killed for kcepa for a lates ‘Important Siie- tomoblle during a shopping ' i aration for Ground Ab« ll i formed congressional sources pre­ pre-Christmaa dinner. tour. Pine quality guest towels of pur* $ 1 .0 0 box dicted toilay thst President Roose­ eesBeH' Sroretl Dur­ When ahe returned, she In- ’ I sault; Air Raid Alarms Ibien In floral and nautical pat­ set A practical gift of colorful k pr. Christmas greetings to President Roosevelt weie sung nnd recorded by these children of Okla­ velt would have his first 1940 tuss­ homa and Texas dust bowl migrants now destitute In California. Mrs. Sue Sanders. Bakersfleld, formed ■ police, she fotmd that terns. $1.98 striped towels— all pure linen. ing Period of Conflirt. .someone had stolen the dog | i Sounded in Helsinki. le with Congress over projected Calif., author, la taking the pleas of the farmers to Washington. Sung by the children were carols, "Jingle Bella" and a migrant's folk song protesting the conditions under which they live. and left the packages. ' ' i expansion of the national defense Neutral Zone Moscow. Dec. 23. (4’» - Falling Bulletin! program. for the third successive day to re- I Helsinki, Dee. SSv-^4V- 3 Pc. Comb, Brush Legislators in touch with the Plan Frowned port any Important gains against | Rusoians In pamphlets drop­ White House said Mr. Roosevelt Finland, Soviet Russia declared ped by Invading filers today would emphasize defense atrongiy Many Toledo Finnish Fund Christmas Spirit Fills today the Finns' nsturni nnd con- I threatened to bomb Helainki and M irror Sets in his "state of the nation” mes­ On hv Norris slructed defenses made lm|x»s.Ml- 1 to destruction if she did not sage, expected Jan. 4, and would ble a "lightning blow " surrender by 1 p. m., (6 n. m* ask early action on proposals to Poor to Have Although the Kusslnn cominu- , Passes $200; 03.1.) A Finnish apekesnm bolster the Army and Navy. United States Capital nlque contended the Red Army j said he understood tbo The president has Indicated that Senator, Leading Oppo­ $2.98 waa doing well under the circum­ pamphlets carried threats oC. defense estimates would exceed H u i i « t v sition to All-America Yule stances, unconfirmed reports clr- 5 More Gifts "terrible” Christmaa Bva and, this year's appropriations, total­ CkrtstnuM Day attneks salw a Merry GreeliiigH Are Ex- riilatcd here that Gen. K. A. I ling *1,800,000,000, by approxi­ Ban, Doubts Legality the Finns cap!tainted. T h S " mately *500,000,000. His annual NO HERAI.D Meretskoff -had been relieved 1 T '„,| n v * a Relief Director Hopea ebangetl an Cabinet hla post as commander of the i • t'tttiy •• Contributions deadline nirendy has aasood' measage, however, may suggest O f So Wide an Area. MONDAY wtUioot surrender. I curtailment of some other govern­ All Will Have “ Sotne- campaign against Finland. Boost Local Total to ^ Toiletries Seatlers anti Roose­ Summarizing scllvltlrs since planes swingtag over R . , mental expenditures to compen­ Washingt/)n. Dec. 23.—(4’) Nn Issue of The Herald Will In a cloady sky today attael^^'' sate In part for the defense In­ thing to Eat” C I O velt Family Gathers. the war began Nov. 30. the com­ 1^202.53 to Aid Small Apple Blossom Cologne...... $1.00 Congressional opposition appeared He Published Monday, munique aald "Important success­ ed Tampere, narthwaot Ot tBRsc'c* crease. capital, where there la a Pink Clover Bath Pow der...... $1.00 See Protrseted Fight today to be crystallizing against Calls Situation “ Bad.” es” had been scored In this period. War • Torn Republic. GIFTS from the BABY SHOP Washlngl/in, Dec. 23. (4’i The Christmas Day. mnaltioas baaa, TaaiaitiaaitVj Revlon Manicure S e t ...... $1.25 Even so. some opposition sena­ attempts of 21 Latin-American Preoents Serious DIffIculllea tors. asking that their names be Toledo. O., Dec. 23. -(/D — CIO Christmas spirit enveloped this "The territory of Finland," It Contributions teethe Finnish Re­ and Ekeaoa, ta tha osuMiwastt^ nations and the United States to To All Its Readers and Lohjn, west $t Belalairtii’ Babies’ Evening in Paris T a lc ...... 66c withheld, forecast there would be leader^ offered to prove today, by peaceful capital today fn>m the said, "presents most serious diffi- lief Fund passed the *200 mark In maintain a 300-mlIe neutrality The Herald Wishes A Very cultlra for movements of troops. Fliurioh reports sold sMuiy Yardley Lavender...... $1.10 a protracted fight over any big "aurprlse visits” to poor families, rapldly-fllllng White House to the Manrhester today os The Herald new defense program. They ar­ zone in the oceans around the new Merry Christmas Lack of roads, rugged terrain, Im­ bombs were diappsd. at leniil,;: that many of Toledo's destitute will emptying msrble hall.*i of govern­ received *16.60 from flv* donors. oaa home was burned hi ®aei| High Chair Pads Water Lily Bath Powder...... $1.00 gued that a considerable bloc world. passable forests. Innumerable have a hungry Chrletmaa. ment. mlisart and there wee In nurnery print* with detachable covera, eaay to laun­ Apple Blossom Bath P ow der...... $1.00 of legislators believed the Unit­ lakes divided by Innumerable Isth- One of the check* was for *10 Voicing an opinion in which Merry greetings. gocKlbyes or from Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cheney. eMne-gennleg frem ae lew aB 3 der. Pink, blue or maize. ed States was In no Immedi­ This Industrial d ty removed all good wishes fllle Garcia defended Ue 39c lb. Join in Asking It Go (Conttiraed o* Page Nine) the day were Mr. and Mrs. Frank­ that faulty signalling caused the title by kneeklng eat Gleaa $1.95 Pt- Back to Labor Dept$ Probing of Scandals. lin D. Roosevelt. Jr., of Charlottes­ head-on craah, railway authorities turn Home at Once. of Nebraeka In the ISth found ef TOVH Iwww •jrfvW • Hww ville, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. John said. The state prosecutor ordered tbeir fifteeu-roMd bout toeJght. $ Roosevelt of Boston. Franklin D. New Orleans, Dec. 23. — (45 — arrest o f the Mark.sdorf and Kluf­ Paris, Dec. .—(4»;-French Tbe Filipp fighter outpuMhad! Pants nightie wMi poetic Bnes Washington, Dec. 23.—(JTi—An Roosevelt, third. 17-months-old, 2 3 Ski Abraham L. Shushon, convicted of tem station agents. and outnnuieaveted tbe gnaie MU Fabric Gloves effort to have the Employment White Yuletide who arrived Wednesday, already Naval sources said today tbe A l­ and dinner-gown smart- moil fraud, la the second of tiie An official said the two trains meet of the way, theu dropped Mm All wool material with zipper anklets and warmly with Leather Trim Service either freed from the red was comfortably settled. collided at full spiked on a stretch lies srb keeping dod: watch for late Senator Huey P. Long’s lieu- for the oeont In the IStlk H m lined. Sizes H to 16. nest. Preciiely talorad of tape that has ensnarled It in the To BroadMst Greetings of single-track. approximately 600 German ships To Be General tenants to fall in the Federal gov reported to have received order* Nebraskan oat dosed oa tbe eaa-. Satin Swapldw, Ihn la^ Social Security Board or moved emment’s far-flung investlgsUona ..—AH- were expected to attend a Earlier Wrecks voe os Jock Dempecy,. forma*", back to the Labor I'iepartment will Christmas tree lighting Sunday The previous wrecks were: to return ” by all possible routes” bixofi fobik with Beet- of Louisians political scandals. from neutral ports to tho Reich. heavyweight champtaa, counted ■ $ 1 .0 0 pt- be made by several private ageO' Tlie first was Sejrmour Welaa, when President Roosevelt brood- Oct. 8—20 killed, injured unde- him eat a secoad before the boll' cles when Congress meets next Snow Is Forecast for These vesoela have been Immo­ $2.98 berg bock. Bhith, Pompa­ once a close advisor of Long’s, also bilized since the start of the war would have ended the round. The month. Large P a^ of United convicted of moil fraud. A third, (Coatinned on Pngs Three) (Contlnned on Page Thiee) ehamploa weighed 153, fear peoadi Books for Gifts dour pink, sunset blue. ^ Both lidwr tactions— the Ameri­ with an estimated total cargo of former Gov. fUchaid W. Leche, I.arger Size.s of All Wool, Unlined. Sizes 14 Smoker Tables can Federation o f L*^or and CIO— 1.800,000 tons. leee then Lee.' Very good volunl ^ States — Maybe Rain. faces trial next month. • • • Cloth Books...... 25c.-50c to 22 ...... $ 2 .9 8 An metal with removable ash receiver. are agreed on thia dubject. The Authoritative sources sold Ger­ Black dr walnut flnlah with chrome trim. American Legion and other vet­ Lost night's convkuon of Shu- many apparenijly Is making a Eight Reply to Lengne Plea. erans organizatlona favor the move. By The Aqaodated Press, shsn on'd four prominent Loulsl- great effort to get raw materials Ctanevw. Dec. S3—(4^— Elgh* Ezra The Elephant...... 60c onons added new fuel to the heated The Associated General Contrac­ A white CSiriatmas seemed pret­ 1939 Christmas M ail Is aattaas, Inchidliig tbe Ualea ef campaign for the govemoroblp in which the ships carry. Tick Took Tales...... 69C $1.00-$1.98-$3.98 tors of America have Joined In. ty wen assured today for a large CoM Malta Activities South Africa, which said she had During the CbrUtmaa holidays portion ot the United States. the Jon. 16 prlmoty tai which Gov. retaaeed her owu warplaaea te Tony ^arcs Aoo ...... Barbizon Earl K. Long, Huey’s brother, la Expected to Set Record Military sources reported In­ . . .^BOc matter will be taken up with In some areas, the mercury was tense cold on the weatem front FialSBd, replied today to attempting to salvage the wreck­ League of Nations’ note aak Kitchen Stools ator Wagner D., N. T .) who going down; in some up, but— caused temporary suspension of Betty Wales (S eries)...... 60c age of the Long empire. what they Intended to do te Chrome legs and cushion aeata in eolora kUiered the bill to eotabliah the The weather man sold there patrol activities by both aides, but Sweaters U nderwear Name uf A lrp efi Ohnaged Washington, Dec. 23 — (4^ — , f o r a single day 'in any post office Finland. Also Included ameug j Cruise of the Canoe ('liib ...... 60c nplojrment service. The agencies would be rain or snow over the that opposing serial forces en­ Shushon, pnee prooldent o f the Santa Claus bos a soft snap. It' In the country. New York thoee repl.ving, were Argeutiaa»>3 T ot the luatar tM , back o f the move pack a lot of weekend in the Lower Lake and gaged In numerous flights and dog Little Women...... entire . Appalachian regions, the Orleans Levee Board, woa a trusted the foot-weary postman who pays broke the record for "plecea" of Ccundor, Haiti, Peru. BoUvta, Vea^ ; ___60c Slip-ons and CaMHgaaa SLIPS $1.98 welidit and tbejr may be able to fights over the lines. Ohio Valley, Tennessee and por­ underling of Huey’s, who named S t Christmas time, and this year mail handled, on Friday. esnela and Mexlro. Eight Fairy T ales...... with wool embroidery make an imprint his pock la heavier than ever. The French communique said .... 60c on lovely pastel colon. Omd— ffy Bclag Tnnafermed tions ot the North AtlonUc atatea. the airport hers in his honor. Since "And,” one official added, "the ’ fi'; the present ocondal broke the nonne From New York, the nation’s today only “nothing important to Nancy Drew (S eries)...... SIzee 12-14-lt. Vegetable Bins' The complaint stems from the The Weet and Midwest, gener­ gain In the tank towns (a in pro­ Eiabt Burled In UindsUde . . . .60c $1.69 to $3.50 Toys ally. hod rain or snow to look was changsd to New Orleans air­ largest postal center, to Wheeler portion to that of New York." report.” Basle, Switaerland, Dec. 38<— ; In colore. Large eiaS. fact that the aervice gradually is tor; Anthony H. O. Fokker Children of All Lands...... being transformed from s Job dis- oo did the E ast port and nmohon’s name woa tom Springs, CaUf., which clalma that All thia buoinean may be grief 74’)— Eight workers of a Germaa . . . . 60c Under Six Destroyers GOWNS $8.98 Maple Rockers, Upholstered...... ^ ^ . 9 8 penidng agency Into sn Insurance The West Coast bod a forecast from a thousand places. Its 5 by 7 foot post office la the to the regular poatal employe but morning bulletin In which he said Frontier lAbor Corps were botM, .Nursery Tales ...... Shushon was convicted of using country’s smallest, reports to the it’s good news to some 100,000 London, Dec. 23— iJPt—An offi­ Fokker had sunk Into a deep 50C-81.00 $1.49 I outfit It originally was created to ot light snow over mountains In under a landslide today Jast 6*:. cooperate with the otmtes in find­ Oregoil. Washington and Califor­ the moila in on allegedly fraudu­ Poet Office Department Indicated ne4dy persons. The department cial account today of the reported coma "and appears less respon­ tbe rear of the Rhine H w j__ , Adult Fiction...... 12 00-83.75 (?$1.19 $2.98 ALL METAL CARD TABLES lent scheme in which be and four today that the 1B3B volume of sinking ofrerfJermon cruiser of the $3.98 ^Villow Rockers .••••a*....e««aeeoe»o^' ing Jobe for the unemployed. Dur­ nia. with occasional rains in other said that number—another record sive." fron t They had been aDsafthaa,;; $4.00 to $6.00 Koein cloos by the British oubma- with peidded top. ing the depreaelon, it hoe handled areas. others split a *496,000 fes obtain­ (Jhriatmas mall would be history’s — waa hired for the Yuletide rush, He had been ^ven blood trsno- Ing defense work* and thn ralne Ursula at the mouth of placements for W P A and P W A It appeared, too, much o f the ed In a *5,000,000 bond refunding greatest. giving the aervice, a temporary tb e fullons repeatedly to help him Baden niUlUry motor Mgh* contract, obtained Improperly, of A department official eatimatod Elbe river said tbe raider dived PAJABIAS $16.60 Automobile With Windshield ...... $ 9 . 9 5 OS well as private Industry. Tha south was in for snow—or rain, payroll of 500,000 workers. fight tbe disease. Rescue work wna begun the levee board In 1936. that the postage paid on cute under six protecting destroyers to $1.69 $2.19 contractors say It boa done a good e ntely by troops from the ^ Profitable Inveatasent Job. A recent survey by the Unit­ Others Oeuvlete* cords, screaming neckties, assorted get to within tbe range of her * FIESTA BEVERAGE SET IN COLORS. Convicted srith him were Her­ knick-knacks and auch would bs This means, one official said, an quarry. Anthony Herman Gerard Fok­ line. $4.00 to $6.00 $12.60 Auto Roadster ed States Chamber of Commerce extra Christmas outlay by the. de­ ker, who liked to design new air­ • * agreed. bert W. Wagueopock, former 20 to 30 per cent more than the Tlie Britioh report said t)ie Rayoti Satin Underwear Wool chairman of the Levm Board’s F i­ previous oU-Ume high amount of partment of *10,000,000 but he cruiser was sighted four miles planes on wrapping ' paper and Grounded Hteamer $ 1.00 Since it has been laden with the Your Last Chance predicted the extra Intake would factory walls, waa known to the Norfolk. Vn.. D ec : extra burden o f Handling unem- nance Oommlttee; Hanm J. Mil­ 1933. sway. Lace trimmed and tailored models. Blips - Panties - 7-Ptece Bet $7.60 Fire Chief Car ...... •••••••••••$6.50 make that a profitable Invest­ aeronautical Industry os the first Const Gnard cutter Meadeh ploymemt eompenaatlon. however, ler, accountant; and Robort J. Predtettans Gtvsn Freely '• n e ooromander then snatched Dance Beta • Chemise. Jt9C GREEN STAMPS man in the world ever to make a ported ohe had sneoeeded la ' Mittens or Gloves COFFEE DISPENSERS IN COLORS little tune haa bean left for lining To Shop Neunnon and Morvin T n o t Har­ No one seemed to know exactly ment. a quick periscope alght at the ris, Jr^ p v tn o n In the brakenge what tbe figure for laat December Spendings and earnings will be cruiser and fired and dived,” tbe million dollars in avlaUon. . tag the grouadad 4.5Sl-taB < . GIVEN Paatena to waU. Turn the knob—you get Reg. $12A0 F a m n »c t o r ...... $ 1 0 * 9 5 up Jobs. One by ooe, the employ­ steamer AUakmea today a oaa tihimimnn coffee. .f ment eiqierta ate drifUng away flrm whlch handled the refunding waa, since poatal receipts are com­ totaled up when thinga get back account said. “The Ursula was He mode more than a mlUioni Before ChriatnuM tronaaction. to normal—which now Is not far He made many. A self-educated eevemi fraitlem nWamH a mad J WITH CASH SALES from the aervloe. They ate being p u te by quarteis rather than shaken by a tremondoua explosion, H6J0 Avto» With H o ^ replaced by Insurance men. Judge Wayne G. Borah ooid monthn. but. predictions were away. The peak of Christmas then another Indicated a second engineer who Indulged In extrava­ towtag her to Hi 59c and $1.00 $14.50 Tbe Altakmaa, without < $1.19 $1.00 The o e n ^ was moved to the So­ sentence would be imposed, next given freely in tbe generous spirit mailing a lre ^ y has passed and torpedo M t." gant whims, Fokker had a good * <1 cial Becurtty Board from tha Labor BfaadHutor Sturw Ogua Thiinday. 11m mexlausm penalty o€ Um MSMlL the peak o f deUveriea was expect­ A loaner blast, k^a* interpreted deal o f the hlstrioiilc in his make­ ea route from.RalthBaaa .la i DepaztmsBt during the prooeea ot M liv e yearn and a *1,000 fine on On 'Wednesday, tbe department ed today, the last day peat offices a cruiser migaalna expkplosion. up, but above all be waa a eanny veetau and I Preaidcat Roosevelt's reoiffaniaa- Tfialfiit UatU 9 O ’Cfock. said. New Tork took in a half mlK will do business, except for “spe­ when she want tloo. •a Page Phre) lion doUara. tbe biggea^ amotint cial deliveries," before Christmas. (CMthMWd Ou rags Two) (CouttBued M Face T w * •aath at Cape fourth, toUat aat, IS-OO, ttam Wale^ nawapapar Sodal-DenaokrataB ra- Arm y aald Soviet easualti** were don'a; fifth scale, $3.00, from A r­ Planes Attack ported without conformation today Report Circulates 1.S3S killed and 7,000 wowidad. Home Lighting thur’s drug stor^ that the antlre Terljeki FlaiilaB The FUma, it said, loat 3,200 Class C, for decoration and illu­ Russian Forces Communist "people's govemment'' General Relieved killed, more than 10,000 wounded, mination of entire home and gen­ had been arraated by Ruaaia bs- 1,402 privates, 100 non-commis­ Prizes Listed eral surroundliiga: First, magic- cauie they had mlalad Joseph sioned officers and 1$ officers cap­ maid mixer, valued at $32.00, from (Oaatinued froas rm g» Ome) Btallii coacemiBg Fialaad'a mili­ (OantinnMI from Page Oae) tured. Capture of 39 cannon, 300 Bliah Hardware company; second, tary strength. macblna guns, 3,000 rifles and Chamber o f Commerce percolates, augar and creamer eet, plode and damage was aurprising- (A fter Ruaaia invaded Finland for instance, on the Karelian other equipment from the Finns $20.00, f r t o J. W. Hale company; ly small. a "people's government'' headed Isthmua, reinforced by natural con­ also was reported. Makcfl Announcement third, ramo, $8.00, from Mont­ It appeared, however, that the by the Communist Otto Kuuainea ditions, is in no way inferior to the The Finns have reported "an­ For the Three ClaaffeM. gomery Ward; fourth, maple booh Red filers were trying t/i hit some was aet up In Terljokl, a Finnish defense power of the fortified Sieg­ nihilation” of entire Russian bat­ case, $9.00, from Grant's; fifth, military objectivea, such as town near the Russian border. fried line on the western frontier talions and regiments. (As long Ifc-- leather men's gift aet, $3.00, from bridges, railway repair renters Ruaaia later signed a mutual as­ of Germany, against which British ago as Dee. 11, Copenhagen news­ A romplet* lUt of the merchan- Quinn’s drug store. and munitions depots. The bombs sistance part with this "govern­ and French troops have been papers estimated Russian casual­ diae priiea that will be awarded fell near a railway repair shop. ment.” ) Kuusinen was among fumbling already for four months ties on the Karelian Isthmus alone ‘W eekly Sunday School Leeaon the winner* In the Ohamber of Two of the seven planes raiding those who sent birthday greetings without making the slightest pro­ totalled 25.000.) ._ Commerce Chrintma* home llght- (llirintnias Dance Helsinki were shot down, officials to Joseph Stalin Thursday. press," the Army asserted. The foreign press, "especially Ing decoration contest waa an­ the British and French." said the said. j nounced today by Executive Vlce- Knew of Difficulties I Russian communique, regards the The Child and the Kingdom MAY HAPPINESS BE Prealdent E. J. McCabe. The con­ Of Nursing Group There were reports that pam­ •The Red Army knew of these I Russian rate of advance as too C h u rch e s test closed at noon yeaterdhy and phlets had been dropped. One Allies Watch difficulties in Finland and there- i alow, "attempting to explain this WITH YOU AND YOURS entries will be judged during the source said the pamphlets were fore never expected to annihilate I by the ’low fighting capacity* of the coming weel^ Mra. Charles R. Burr, chairman simply greetings from Otto Kuusl- German Ships the Flnnlah troops by one lightning j Red Army." Cbrlstmaa Service at the ' Manchester and Vernon Pariah By William E. Gllro.v, D. D. The world haa not always had AT CHRISTMAS TIME Prlr.es will ibe awarded In three of the annual Christmas dance of nen, head of the pro-Sovlet "peo­ blow. Some military obaervera. It said, South .Methodist Church 3Iethodlst Editor ut .Advan.-c at every time and In every placi dilTerent clasamcatlons, aa follows: I the Manchester Public Health ple’s" government se^up recently "Only Irgnorance or overt hos- | went so far as to assert the offen- Morning at 10:49 Rev. William T. Wallace, Minister. the sence of sacredneas of Uf* AND THROLT.HOUT Class A, for decorated and Il­ j .Nurses’ association next Wednes- at Terljokl, Finnish town near the (Continued from Page One) tllity toward the Red Army could slve had "failed.” Dr. Earl E. Story Chrlalmaa is the festival of the that IB so much an easential part luminated entrances: F'lrat, cock­ I day evening at the Manchester Russian border. ascribe to Red Army leaders the "Undoubtedly." It stated, "such Sunday at Vernon: world's Redeemer. But it la also of the religion of Jew and Chris­ fHE NEW YEAR tail set valued at $10.00 from Mar­ ' (>>untry club, states that the varl- Another report said the pam­ The Ursula then rose for a quick wish to do away with the Finnish vilification of the Red Army can )x! Prelude— "Pastorale,” ---- Kullak 9:30 a. m.—Special Christma.-* the featlval of the Child. tian. Even In an enllghtenad low’s; second, card table valued at 1 ous committees are working on phlets warned that terrible air look and found no sign of the troops in one week.” explained either by overt and crude Processional— "O come all Sunday service with sermon by What la there about thla atory non-Oiristlan world, the e x p » $0.00 from Kemp’.s; third, toaster. ! preparations to make thla annual raids were coming. cniiaer, the account said. Reports regarding ‘ General slander against the Red Army, nr ye faithful,” ...... Traditional the minister. of the first Chrlalmaa that makes sure of Infanta waa common, and S.'l.OO, from Triple X store; fourth, holiday affair one of the pleaaant- Frederick Dorcey Stephens, rep­ The Ursula left the area as ex­ Meretakoff, however, said he hid by the Ignorance of its authors of Anthem— "Glory to God In the 10:30 a. m. Regular session of It . and keep* It, ever new. al­ the conception of a love life be­ kitchen set. $3.00. from Wool- . est of the season. Mrs. Henry resenting the Hoover Relief Com­ plosion* still could be heard, the been called on the Kremlin carpet military affairs.” H igh est,"...... Lee the Church School. though It la the most often re­ tween man and woman woi worth's; fifth, lamp. $1.10. from ' Mallory has cha'ge of the decora- mittee which Is raising funds to report concluded. two days ago to explain lack of Messages Fubllahed Anthem— "O Sing to God your Sunday at Manchester; pented atory that the world has overclouded with the subjectloB 9:30 a. m. Regular session of Known'’ He chief Interest la be of woman and the disregard 4>l BOLAND OIL CO. i Mrlxvllan's \ tinns at the clubhouse, where the aid the Finnish people, arrived here 80 to 100 Planes In Battle success against the Finns, and it Russian newspan^ra today pub- Bongb of gladnesB," .... Gounod Other riaaiiea dance has been held for year*. from Pari* to survey relief needs. An authoritative British account was aald he waa blamed for insuf­ Recessional— "O little town of the Clulrch School. i-nu.'»e of the man. Christ Jesua. mother Instinct and mother leva r?fiO Cnitor St root At Wrst Cmtrr Stroot Itahed the congratulatory meaaagea 10:45 a. m. Special Christma? Class B. for decorated and Illu­ I Mra. Burr says that while all He acted In a similar capacity In of the air encounter Dec. 18 off ficient preparation for a quick vic­ received by Joseph .Stalin on his Bethlehem.” ...... Redner who.se hlrth 11 relebratea Among F'.ven In a modern time NapolaoB ' will be welcome, it Is expected Poland. Germany's North Sea coast called Postlude—"Hosanna!’’ .... Wachs Sunday service with sermon en­ all those horn of women He ha.a could describe as the Ideal wom­ ClosfHi Xm as Day P'rom 1 P. M On minated shrubbery and grounds: tory. 60th birthday Thursday from the F'lrst, electric lamp set of three ‘ more than the usual number of In Helsinki, the (Civilian Defense It the greatest battle In the history Obaervera alao professed tn see ' heads of foreign states. Serihon— "The Marvel of the titled, "Departing Another Way. ' hei'ii the Im’.ai-natlon of supreme an “ the one who had the moal -valued at $10 00 from .Manehester I young people In the various higher Corps decreed that no snow be re­ of aerial warfare and disclosed slgTilflcance In the absence of These included Reichsfuchrer Ages." Dr. Earl E. Story. Soeclal music: gooihic.Ha, the man whose perfect sona," with the Interest of a sol­ Prelude—"Prelude and Pastoral Electric company; second, mod­ institutions of learning, spending moved from the streets so black that between 80 and 100 British Andre Zhdanoff, Ckimmuntst party Hitler and Foreign Minister A t half past seven In the eve­ devotion to God, the Father, and dier In boys for bla battleflelda ernistic table, $10.00. from Wat­ Mhe holidays at their homes, will spots against the surrounding and German planes wera engaged. I Joachim Von Rlbbentrop of Ger- from the Manger Throne" whose iinaelflahnesa and love of and with a ruthlesa disregard of secretary in Leningrad, from ning the annual candlelight serv- Manney kins; third, T'niversal electric i he present. Further particulars white countryside would not serve Britiah formation flying, said among the Soviet leaders whose ! many. Generalissimo Phlang Ke.^ wlll be held. 'This musics' His fellowmen revealed Him ns cither the pangs of motherhood eoffee maker, $7.00, from Man­ - will be found In the association's as a guide to the enemy from the the statement, withstood "a most i Shek of China. Foreign Mink Anthem "O Little Town of the Illvlne Being , In whom we or the love of- mothers for thaix names were appended to published Ice is one that la always looked Bethlehem” ...... Neldlingcr chester Plumbing and Supply; advertisement In this Issue. air. courageous and dashing attack of birthday greetings to Joseph Stalin Sukru Saracoglu of Turkey. vard to not only by the resi­ see the Incarnation of G*>d. children. the enemy" In the conflict which Offertory - "Andantlno" . .. .Bohra Greetings Sent Troops Thursday. I presidents of Slovakia, which lient* of thla town but also by The sentiment and interest raged In the leaden akiea over under German protection, and of Anthem —"Songs of Praise, the that attaches to the birth and The so-called Christian world Field Marshal Baron Carl Gus- Responsible for Pollry many others all over the state, Wilhelmahaven, German Naval ' Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Angels Sang"...... Brown childhood of every great man has fallen deeply enough - Me taf Mannerholm. commander In and Is considered as being one of Postlude— "Alleluia” ___ Faulkes rMief of the Finnish Army, sent base, and 75 miles out to sea. Zhdanoff has been largely res­ I which have mutual aid pacts with has peculiar significance tn re­ to the abyas of aimllar pagan­ British Consular officials and ponsible for the recent policy to­ the outstanding events of the 7:00 p m.—A CThrlstmas drama Peace On Earth — Hood Will Toward Men! Christmas greetings to the troops, j Russia. Christmas season. A service has lation to Jesus of Nazareth, and ism, but not deep enough to bM mrmberi of their families who ward F'inland, and had been re­ ' There also was >ne from Otto - "Christmas In a Cobbler Shop" thla alone would always keep out or destroy the finer feallngl declaring: have been held In Germany and been prepared that will tn every will be presented. The public Is "None of us will have a home or garded generally as Stalin's proba­ I Kuusinen. head of .he Soviet-spon- the story of Bethlehem fresh and that relate to love and hbmO. Czechoslovakia since the outbreak respect he in 'ceeping with the high rordlally Invited to join In this a F'atherl.Tnd or the hles.sings of ble eventual auceaaor aa Commun­ i sored "people's” regime at Terijo- new. Even rough men have tendarnaOb of war are being released, authori­ standard that has been set In the fitting celebration of (Thrlstmas (Christmas without victory, " ist party leader. 1 kl. F'innlsh town near the Russian period of fourteen years that this for little children, and thaI tk il tative Informants said torlay. Otto Kuusinen, chairman of the border. eve. But there la another reason fingers of a babe have Mannrrhelm b I.s o sent his Prime Minister Chamberlain and service has been offered. As- has The Week. prHises to factory employes, who.“e Ruaslan-aponaored "People's gov­ No congratulatory messages which, even though It be a been firmly clasped around Uvog other government officials turned from the Balkan states or the west­ been the custom in previous years, Tuesday. 8 p. m.—Epworth work he said wa.s "equally Impor­ ernment" for Finland at Terljokl, minor one. would be sufficient otherwise evil and sordid. I to their country retreats today for ern European nations were p>ib- the choir will open the program League party and social at the tant to the fatherland ’ was listed by Tasa News Agency with the Binging of "Silent Night" also to keep this story ever now. The birth of the Bab* o f Beth) the Chrl.stmas sea.son. today as sending congratulations liahcd. church. It Is the atory of the festival ol lehem Is not unrelated to tlai A .MERRY CHRISTMAS They remained In close touch Stalin was elected a member of from the tower room, to be fol­ Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.—Regular Krneu Air Kalila to Stalin. Observers previously lowed by the candlelight proces­ the Child. It glorlfles mother- after life of the Mon Of Nov. with the British fighting forces, had not noted his name. the Soviet Academy of Science yes­ choir rehearsal. hoc^ and babyhood, and for this areth, ‘Who came Into the world Copenhagen, Dec. 23 .So­ however, ns there appeared to be sional, during which all the church Friday, 7 p. m.—Boy Scouts. and a The Red Arm y reported that terday. reason. If for no other. It would that He might give men Ufa odl viet Russian bombers were re- no lull in the war at sea and In the lights except the indirect lights since the war'a start it had ad­ Elections of district, village and have Interest with every suc­ that He might give It lii the* HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL pt)rted today to have renewed air air. city Sovietp will be held through­ will be extinguished. The full pro­ raids on F’innish eities shortly aft­ vanced ISO kilometers (about 81 gram follows; St. Mary's Episcopal ceeding generation of mothers more abundantly. I f wo cou|$ New .shipping losses included the out Russia tomorrow. Stalin la a Rev. J. 8. Neill, Rector er midnight for the fifth successive mllea) from Finland’s Arctic Prelude— "Pastorale," Rhelnberger and children. It touches the life bring this story of Bethlafa* .N'orwegian .steamer Rudolf, 924 coast: 150 kilometers (about 92 candidate for the Moaijow City of home and family at Ita tender- more vitally to bear upon IIRISTMAS day. Soviet in District /53 and, like all Carol— "Holy Night, Silent “S5 Ions, whirh struck a mine and ralloa) "in the direction of” Ulea- Sunday, December 24th—Fourth world of men and woman t.'neonfirmed reports reaching other candidates, la assured of elec­ Night," ...... Gruber rat and most sacred place. •iank in the .North Sea, and the Ixirg; 80 kilometers (50 miles) In Sunday In Advent. ROSPEROUS here said bombs had fallen on the tion. The only "ticket” la that of Processional— "O Come all It reaches Into all the Inner­ are most responalvo os R. S. Potterton t,562-ton British steam^ Long- the vicinity of Serdobol; and 64 9:30 a, m.—Church School. cheriah their children, wo Finnish seaports of Turku (Aboi hips. which struck a fleef. All the Communist Party. ye faithful,” ...... Traditional most places of romance and love kllometera (about 40 miles) on the I Men's Bible class. do a great deal to malta "At the Center” and Pori and the ammunitions cen­ ■ricmbers of both crews were re- Sentences and responses (15th Century ''Nativity" by F'rance:co dl Pletra Sants, Rome) and devotion, and it enriches all ter of TamiMTe. 100 niile.s north of Karelian lathmus. 10:45 a. m.—Morning Praver and these with a sanctity and divin­ effecUve th* goapal of radoa y 'orted rear tied. Uleaborg, known in Finland aa Carols— Sermon. Sermon topic: "(Christ­ Helsinki. “ Sleep Holy Babe," ...... Snow ity that Is even greater than tton and the appeal o f tba M l^ iiV »W iV »^3 The 1.254-ton Dani.sh steamer Oulu, ia a Gulf of Bothnia port at mas. country shepherds abiding In the Ht. John's Church There were no det.ills of any :,ieger.sl)org, which left Copenha- "From Heaven High,” Dlckln-on of the Emanuel Lutheran CTiurch And It came to pass In those • that which these things Inher­ ter to men to live Uvea o f bott* damage. Finland's “ wasp waist"; Serdobol, (5:00 p. m.— Y P F omitted). take this opportunity of wishing days that there went out a decree j field, keeping watch over their j Golway Street ently have In human life. neao, honesty, and lova. ,'cn Dec. 14 for a Scottish port, “Bom Today," ...... Sweelink (7:00 p. m.—Evening Service The Red Army's retreat from far the Finnish Sortavala, is on the . . Gounod The Herald publlaher, staff and from Cac.sar Augustus, that all the | flock by night. And, lo, the , Rev. Leon F. WIeckec vas long overdue and feared loat eastern front just north of Lake "Noel." ...... omitted). angel of the Lord came upon them, i northern F'inland was reported still ■vilh her crew of 18. Scripture Lesaon. reader* a blessed Christmas. world should be taxed. . . . And all Ladoga. The Week and the glory of the Lord shone visible from the Norwegian fron­ Canticle— "Gloria In Ex- went to be taxed, every one into j Services Sunday, December 24. here fpr CStristnaa a n Bacrotu* In a ■irstern front aerial battle. On these four fronts, the Rus­ Monday. Dec. 25lh—Christmas round about them: and they were j tier. meanwhile, as F'lnnlsh troops >he Air Ministry snlxe hl.3 own city. | Low mors and sermon at 8:30 a. Christiiiae Spirit of State and Mrs. UuU; Becrotaiy sian advances were listed as av­ Day:—8:00 a. m.—Holy Com­ The Center Church And Joseph also went up from , sore afraid. And the angel aald ’ launched an ofTen.sive against the .wf) British planes and one Ger­ Hymn—"Hark the Herald < Congregational) m. with the St. Cecelia Choir sing­ of AgrlcuHur* and Mrs. WallaOR invaders on the Karelian Isthmus in eraging 3>-,. 4 you good tidings of great joy ' a. m. Music by the Lutnia choir Mn. Wopdring tbolr tbno It announced the Royal Air Army waa in retreat in the Arctic, Man," Dr. Story Carols by the Senior Choir. Ser­ Morning Worship 10:50. line." (because he was of the house and which shall be to all people. For under the direction of Miss Jose­ (Oontimied from Page One) chUdren; Sacretory o f tba iLtOflM ■'orce had .suffered 512 casualties, had been hurled back on the east, fBOBBYJORWH Carols— mon tonic: "Christmaa." Christmas Sunday. Sermon by unto you Is bora this day in the The report said several Russian Dickinson lineage of David); to be taxed phine Grzyb. The title of the pas­ and Mrs, IckaoI witb VBMbtbo-M ncludlng 380 known dead, during and gone on the defensive on the • lewic rCIDI KlORlNCn'fttOP "A Story Fair." ...... Tuesday. 6:30 p. m .J u n io r the Minister. city of David a Saviour, which la battalions In the Arelic sector had CThadwlck with Mary his espoused wife, be­ tor's sermon wUl be "What time Is coats hla greetings to the nation at Harold; and Seerotofy o f Oog|> .he war. The list did not Include Karelian lathmus.) JUCKllStARl " A Babe 1* Bom,” ---- Choir Rehearsal. 7:00 p. m.—Boy The music: Christ the'Lord. And this rhall been surrounded at Snlmijarvl. cen­ '. . Mozart ing great with child. And so It 9:11 p. m. eastern standard time. merce Hopkins, who ortU opOB# ter of the nickel mining district .>Iav.v Air Division casualties, and Nothing important To Report “ Glorious is Thy Name, Prelude—Nazareth—Gounod lie a sign unto you; ye shall And It?" Scouts. was, that, while they were there, St. John’s Young Men’s society In the mounting- plies of Chriat- ChrUtmaa Day at tba Ondti which was burned by the Finns lo record of plane losses was Of recent developments, a com­ Prayer. Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.—Inter­ Anthem—Sing O’ Heavens— the babe wrapped In. swaddling tvallable. the days were accompllsched that maa greetings received by offlolsls House wltb his dougbtar. DIaMM when they retreated. munique from the L*ah V The Church School 9:30; Thc The service next Sunday will be of Snlmijarvl on the Arctic front — with our eyes, which we have St. John's Men's club la engag elephant "to Washington 1949.^ senativ* from Colorado■ rinoo ■ » I N K WHOSE FRIENDSHIP documents" which "do not treat of week service. Sunday Adult Class 9:30. Leader, Rev. dedicated to the New Year with hut that thousands were deail, vic­ CONTINUOUS SHOWS BOTH looked upon, and our hands have ed In decorating the church for died her* today after a wask’o e.'senfial events." Thursday— 3:49 p. m.—Brownies. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School, Con­ ita promises and opportunities. Mrs. Thomas F. McAllister, WE TREASURE tims of a hitter blizzard and sub- \ DAYS STARTINO AT 2 P. M. Charles G. Johnson. handled, of the Word of life; That Chrletmas holiday. New lights at ness. Even so. the German counter­ Saturday—6:45 p. m.—Choir re­ firmation Class, Bible Classes. Start the New Year right by at­ I zero weather. The two CYP Clubs will omit which we ifave seen and heard de­ the entrance add the Xmas spirit. T' blast maintained, "this collection hearsal. 10:45 a.m. — Chrisjtmas Eve tending the service of worship. ed a donkey unfolding a calendar, Spirited counter .attacks by the their meetings on Christmaa Eve. clare we unto you that ye also The St. Cecelia Singing ooclaty demonstrates again that the west­ Service. 'The Week showing Dec. 29, 1939, with Inangnrnl F'lnns were reported from' the THE GREATEST HOLIDAY SHOW! have fellow shlp'^th us: and truly elected aa a chairman (or the year Merry Christmaa,'' Jan. 1, 1940, Isthmus frontier, where the Rus­ ern powers did nothing to keep Christmaa Day Tuesday 7:30 Choir rehearsal. TalcottvUle Congregational our fellowship Is with the Father, OoAoordla Lutheran 1940, Miss Wanda Berk; aa her co marked "A Prosperous Ne4v Year," New York, Dec. 3B-(ffJ-tlie sians described the Finnish Man- Poland from the path of destruc­ Chorch 5:30 a.m. Tuesday 7:30, Group I. Mrs. and with h's Son Jesua Christ" Garden and Winter Sts. chairman Helen Orsyb. The pro and Nov. 9, 1940, "Many ^ p p y TranoeonUnantal Bi im lnM lBa nerhelm line as comparable with ' tion” Rev. George W. Stephenson, "Julotta" Alexander Stuart, leader. (Thrlat- Rev. Karl Richter, Pastor. . . (I John 1:1, 3). gram of the club will be submitted Returns.’’ Syatem announced today It wm itl the German Siegfried fortlflca- ! The statement charged that JL Pastor. ((Christmas Matlna) - mas party, Robbins room. at the next meeting. The club has Prelude, Break Forth, O Beate- Readings from the (Christian Sends Diary Aa Gift go on th* air NewMew Yaai'aY oara Dajr tlons. 1Britain anil F'rance used Poland Wednesday 2:30, special meeting 7:00 a. m.—Carol singing by also contributed to the purchase of Matthew Wior ous Heavenly Light—Bach. G. A l­ Science textbook, "Science and To a few frienda. Former Attor­ with an inauguralirol program ti^ The Soviet forces In the north ! to jockey Germany into using Services of CThrlstmaa Sunday; Women's Federation to hear a re­ choir. the new organ. .Main Slrcct bert Pearson. Organist and Choir Health with Key to the Scrip­ ney GAieral Homer Cummings ping vlrtuoUy'everreiy aection of tas were sighted moving eastward out | force In order lo give them an ex­ 10:45 Morning Worship. The port on the Caledonian Market and 8:50 a. m.—Sunday School and Watch-Night Servlcea will be Director. tures" by Mary Baker Eddy, In­ sent a limited edition o f a diary he country throughI llSl outlsts. of F'inland toward their military j cuse to fight the Reich. music: prelude, "Jesu Bambino," to transact other business. clude the following; "ChrUUan Bible classes. Alfred Langc^ su- held at 12 o'clock at midnight. The Two French pursuit planes were "When Christmas Mom Is Glr! kept of a trip abroad In 1931. His base at Kola, neaf Murmansk. I JO* by Yon; anthem, "March of the Friday 6:30, Troop I, Science reveals Incontrovertlbly perlntendsnt. pastor will celebrate the Sbep- Soviet transport ships which land- ' shirt down northwest of Metz yes­ Dawning.” foreword explained the book was Japaoen W anM F a s s ® Magi,’’ by Wilson; offertory solo, Sequts. that Mind Is All-in-all. that the 10:00 a. m.—English service. herda' Mass, with the Lutnia choir ed troops at Pctsnmo for the north­ terday, the German high command Hymn—AU Hall To The. O Girl written for hla lata'wife "and ■*- “ And There Were Shepherds," by FWday 9:30, Troop 7. only realities are the divine Mind 11:00 a. m.—German service. singing. The following Cbrlatmas 1. ern campaign had left port. I Blessed Mom. Scouts. causa she liked It, It la now pub- Tokyo. Doc. 38 — M/P) — Dm afl reported today. Wilson, sung by Mrs. Richard and Idea. This great fact Is not. 6:00 p. m.—Sunday School pro­ caro:a will be sung In Polish: Pro- i The hasty flight from the Arc- Its communique said; Introits for (Christmas Day. Saturday 9:30. Troop 25, Boy llohcd In her memory and for (Japanese news agtndy) rsportg l Robert J. Smith, Ine. Huntington; anthem, "The Living however, seen to be supported by gram presenting the Birth of -ccsaional by children In angela cos- ! tic nickel mining district was "On the west front, the day was Song," by Wilson; and postlude. The Altar Service. private distribution among her today the launchlM of tba JaM* Scouts sensible evidence, until Its divine Christ. tumes and "Silent Night" sung by RF.AI, ESTATE — INRl'KANTE i made In 25-degrce-bclow-rero tem­ quiet. German pursultera shot W ilfred Kant, choir director; Epistle— Isaiah, 9:2-7. Notes friends." nea* warship H oshl^ta a t O ta a . Principle la demonstrated by heal­ The Week. Mia* Sophie WIeucek with Uw For thr eighth year wp wi.ah perature. and Norwegian sources down two French pursulters north­ and Mra. Herbert Swartflguer," or- GraduaJhynm — Thou Blessed Bring In Pledge cards' for the Cabinet member* remaining No da tolls w s | « divulged. Serving M.tnehealer lor Over a Quarter of a Century. ing the sick and thus proved ab­ Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. the choir. Other Christmas carols . Ill the people of Manche.«tpr . . . aald It was possible thousands had west of Met* during border patrol fonlst. Day. 1940 Budget tomorrow If possible. Brotherhood will meet. MS Main Street Telephone 3490 frozen to death. duty. Reconnaissance flights Gospel—Luke, 3:1-20. solute and divine. Jbla proof be sung by the choir during Maas. 13:00 Sunday School. The annual meeting of the Ec- once seen, no other conclusion can Thursday at 8:00 p. m. the Sen* Koived by Railway Bombing. the Confession of Faith. Introlt: Warod NocneJ Cissy. A over France, England and 4:00 Junior C. B. The topic: cleseaatlcal Society with reports be reached___ Jesus 'once said of lor choir will entertain the Junior One report from the Oslo aald North Sea continued today." Emanuel Choir, "Hoslanna” — and election of officers on Jan. G.orla: (Thwala wyaokosci graja "Dlacovering God: God Made his Icasona: "M y doctrine la n->t choir at a Christmaa party. AnieU. MERRY (HRIST.MAS the withdrawal was forced by the Known tn Jesus.” The leader: Lu­ Vogler. 10. FORWARD MARCH... Announcements. mine, but His that sent me. If Credo: WeSola Nowlne. bombing of the Murmansk rail­ WWMMSKWWMMMWMMMMra cille Beebe. The annual meeting of the way, cutting off a supply source with... The Christmas Offering. any man will do fils will, he shall The Salvstloa Army Citadel Ofertorjum: Bog Zawltal (So­ SUNDAY AND MONDAY “ The evening young people'c church preceded by the annual know of the doctrine,. whether It TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS for the Russian expedition. Offertory, Shepherds' Song — 681 Main S t r ^ prano soio by Mlai S. Wlencekj. meeting will be omitted. The time supper on January 17. be of God, or whether I sneak of EXTRYBODY'S MARKET In the central Finland Salla sec­ PhlUlps. On January 3, Ward Duffy, Major ,snd Mrs. J. W: Beech Santua: Cbrzeacljanle Mill. will be taken tn singing Christmas m yself." (p, 109:4, 28-31 to "). Officer* In Cluirge tor. the Finnish communique said CIRCLE carols at various places In the par­ Emanuel Choir, "O Helga Natt" Managing Editor of the Hartford Communion: Liilajze Jesunlu "our s\iccesa continues." Some VroNTBiroWS, A* ---1 1 rsATIJ -H SUN. and XMAS) ish. We expect generous help from -Adam s. Times will give his annual address Duet by Mrs. Walter Yucha and Swedish Sermon, "and peace on Satuitlay^ 7:30 p.m. — Annual of the country's finest troops were our choir, but any who wish to before the Men's Club on the Second Congregationnl C kveh Stanley Upalach, Jr. CAROI. SERVICE Christmas Tree andatl (entertainment. reported hurling hack the enemy, bring this Christmas cheer to the earth.” “ Outstanding Events of the Year Rev. F. E. Reynolds. Minister After Communion: Gdy ala Chry. A HAPPY Hymn, Silent Night, Holy N igh t Sunday School, company meet­ whlgh had reached half way homes of the parish are also urged Just Closed." atUB Rodzl. HOLIDAY English Sermon, "Good News ing. 9:30 a.m. across the "waistline." to come. A ll will mee* at the Everyman's class at 0:15. Agnes Dal: SUcxaa Panlonk* On the Karelian front, the com­ TREATI from Heaven.” Churci school at 0:30. Claaaea HMloeas meeting at 11 o’clock. During collection "O Coma A ll Candleliglit Proce$$ioiiaI Church at 6:30 for this purpose. Emanuel Choir, The Bhephee^’ Cbiircli o f tke Nazarene. Christians Pra'se service, 3 p.m. munique said an attack was re- There wUl be no at-home at the for all ages under trained teach­ Ys Faithful", In English by the r r s FULL o f ! Story—Dickinson. ' Rev. E. G. Lusk, Htator. Congregational Carol Sing, 7:30 pulae

fourth, toilet Mt, I2.M, from E l ­ nawapapar Sodal-DemokrataB ra> A m y lifiUI Bovlat eaaiMltlw war* Planes Attack I ported witbout conformation today Report Circulates 1,828 kined utd 7,000 woundad. don's; fifth scale, (2.00, from Ar- The Fimia, it aaid, loat 2.200 Home Lighting thur'B dnig store. , i that the entire TerlJoW flnnlati n il Ham n r communist "people's government” killed, more than -10,000 wounded. Claas C, for decoration and Illu­ General Relieved 1,402 privataa, 100 non-commla- mination of entire home and gen­ ^ arraatrt by RuaaU ba- Prizes Listed eral aurroundinga: i>irat, ma^c- ______. cause they bad misled Joseph, sloned oSIcera and 18 officem cap­ lOantlnoed from m gn'flne) Stalin concerning Finland's mili­ (Oantlnnai from Page One) tured. Capture of SO cannon, 300 maid mixer, valued at (22.SO, from - machlna guna, 3,0penhagen news­ bridges, rallwsy repair renters papers estimated Ruasian hasual- A romplele ll*t of the merchen- Quinn'a drug atfjre. _ sistance pact with thla "govem- and French troops have been and munitinns depots. The bombs tiea on t)ie Karelian Isthmus alone ' Weekly Sunday School Leaaoa • diiie priic* that will be awardetl fell near a railway repair shop. I . ment.") . . Kuii.sincn , .. . . . was among .. fumbling already for four months the winners In the Chamber of j Two of the seven planes rairlinjr hose who sent birthday greetings without making the slightest pro-1 totalled 25,000.) The foreign press, "especially (Commerce (ThrlatmaJ* home llght- Helsinki were sl)ot down, officials ; Joseph Stalin Thursday, press," the Army asserted. j CliriHtnias Daiic;c I the British and French.” said the Injr decoration contest was an­ said. I ” The Child and the Kingdom nounced today by Kxociitlve Vice- , Knew of Dllflcultlea | Russian communique, regards the MAY HAPPINESS BE President Ft. .1. McCabe. The con- I Of Nursing Group There were reports that pam-! A lT/_a_l- "The Red Army knew of these; Russian rate of advance as too teat closed at noon yesterday and ' phleta hart been dropped. One -/llllCS W atCll difficulUea in Finland and there- i alow, "attempting to explain this source said the pamphlets were ' fore never expected to annihilate | by the "low fighting capacity’ of the WITH YOU AND YOURS entries will be Judged during the Chrlatmaa Servloe at the ' 5Ianchester and Vernon Parish By wnilam F,. Gilroy. D. D. . The world has not' always had coming week. i Mrs. Chsriea S. Burr, chairman simply greetings from Otto Kuusl- German Ships the Finnish troops by one lightning | Red Army." Fxlllor o( Ailviiii.-c at every time and In every pUuM AT (TIRISTMAS TIME of the annual Chrlatmaa dance of nen, head of the pro-Sovlet "peo­ blow. ■ Some military observers. It said, South .Methodist Church filrthodlst 1‘nzes will be awarded In three Morning at 10:45 Rev. William T. Wallace, Minister. the . sence of sacredness of lUs different ( laaaillcatlona, aa follows: the Mancheiter Public Health ple’s" ’ government ae^ up recently "Only Irgnorance or overt hoa- ; went so far as to aasert the offen- Christmas Is the t'estlval of the that is so much an essential part Nuraei' aaaoclatlon next Wednes­ at Terljokl. F'Inniah town near the (Continued from Page One) tlllty toward the Red Army could j sive had "failed.” Dr. Earl E. Story AND THROUGHOUT (,naaa A, for decorated and II- | Sunday at Vernon: world's Redeemer. But It Is also of the religion of Jew and C b rt» luininaled entrancea: Flrat, cock­ day evening at the Mancheatef Russian border. ascribe/to Red Army leaders the I "Undoubtedly," It st.stcd. "such the festival of the Child. tlnn. Even In an enlightansd wish to do away with the Finnish ’ vlliflcntlon of the Red Army can be Prelude—“Pastorale.” .... KuIIak 9,:30 a. m. —Jipecial Chrtstnvi.'i THE NEW YEAR tail aef valued at JIOOO from Mar- ' (tountry club, atatea that the varh Another report said the pam­ The Ursula then rose for a quick What Is there about this story nnn-Chrlstlan world, the expoe troops In one week.” 1 explained either by overt and crude Processional— "O come all Sunday service with sermon by low'a; second, card table valued at oua committeea are working on phlets warned that terrible air look and found no sign of the of the I'rst Christmas that makes sure of Infanta was common, and raids were coming. cniiser, the account aaid. Reports regarding General slander against the Red Army, or ye faithful." ...... Traditional the minister. jn 00 from Kemp's; third.'.loaatcr. ' preparatlona to make thla annual 10:30 a. m. Regular session of It. and keeps It, ever new, al­ the conception of a love life be­ J.i (K), from Triple X store; fourth, holiday affair one of the pleasant­ Frederick Dorcey Stephens, rep­ The Ursula left the area as ex­ Meretskoff, however, said he hart I hy the Ignorance of its authors of Anthem—"Glory to God In the Highest.” ...... Lee the CThurch School. though it Is the most often re­ tween man and woman was ! kitchen set. I.l 00, from Wool- est of the aesaon. Mra. Henry resenting the Hoover Relief Com­ plosions still could be heard, the been called on the Kremlin carpet ' military affairs, peated story that the world has overclouded with the subjection report concluded. Anthem—"O Sing to God your Sunday at Manchester: worth'a, fifth, lamp. *1 10, from Mallory haa cha-ge of the decora- mittee which Is raising funds to two dsys ago to explain lack of 1 Messages Published Unown'’ He chief Interest Is be of woman and the disregard ,.()f , 80 to Planes In Battle songh of gladness," .... Gounod 9:30 a. m. Regular session of BOLAND OIL CO. Mela'llan's tlona at the clubhouse, where the aid the FInniah people, arrived here too success against the FInna, and It I Russian newspan'ra today pub- cause of the man. Christ Jesus. mother Instinct and mother tova An authoritative British account Recessional—"O little town of the CHuirch School. fHher flaaaea dance has been held for years. from Paris to survey relief needs. was said he was blamed for Insuf- | iished the congratulatory messages 10:45 a. m. Special Chrlstma.-; I whose birth 11 celebr.itt's. Among Even In a modern time NapolsoB renter Street At West Tenter Street Mra. Burr aaya that while all He acted In a similar capacity In of the air encounter Dec. 18 off ficlent preparation for a quick vie- received by Joseph Stalin on his Bethlehem.” ...... Rfedner Class B. for deeorated and lllu- j Postiude— "Hosanna!" .... Wach.s Sunday service with sermon en- all those horn of women He haa co\ild describe aa tho Ideal woin- numileil ahrubbery and grounds: will be welcome. It la expected Poland. Germany’s North Sea coast called tory. ;60th birthday Thursday from the rinsed Xmas Day From 1 P. M On It the greatest battle In the history ______Sermon— "The Marvel of the Ulled, "Departing Another Way. ' been the Incarnation of siipreine nn "the one who had the moot First, electric lamp act of three | more than the i.aiial number of In Helsinki, the Civilian Defense Observers also professed to see ! heads of foreign statea \3 goodness, the man whose perfect sons," with the Interest of a sol­ of aerial warfare and disclosed ! ,i.^^,Vn7'n’nVe Ages,” Dr. Earl E. Story. .Sncrlal mu.sic: valued at llttOO from .Mam heater! young people In the various higher Corps decreed that no snow be re­ ...... an inn ,i signmcance ...... In the absence of These included Relchsfuchrer Prelude—"Prelude and Pastoral devotion to God. the Father, and dier In boys for hts battlefleldi moved from the streets so black that between 80 and 100 British j ghdanoff. Communist party Hitler and Foreign Minister A t half past seven In the eve­ Klecfrlc company: second, mod­ Institutions of lesrning, spending from the Manger Throne" whose un.selflshncaa and love of and with a mthlesa disregard (4 S t spots against . the surrounding and German planes were engaged. | secretary In Leningrad, from | Joachim Von Ribbentrop of Ger- ning the annual candlelight serv- ernistic table, $1000, from Wat­ the holidays their homes, will Mahney Ills fcllowmen revealed Him as cither the pangs of motherhood be present. F'urther particulsra white countryside would not serve British formation flylng, said (he Soviet leaders whose' many, Generalissimo Chlsng Ksl, will be held. This mustca' kins; third, t'niveraal electric Anthem "O Little Town of the Divine Being In whom we or the love of mothers for thetf will be found In the a.saoclstlon'a a.s a guide to the enemy from the the statement, withstood ice Is one that Is alway.tb The Center Church Low macs and sermon at 8:30 s Christmas Spirit of State and Mrs. Hull; 'he Air Ministry said last night, sian advances were listed ss av­ P a y:—8:00 a. m.—Holy (iorti- And Joseph also went up from sore afraid. And the angel said of Agrlcultura and Mrs. W aUim '' launched an otTensIvo against the Hymn—"Hark the Herald I Congregational) m. with the St. Cecelia Choir sing wo Biitish planes and one Ger­ eraging 3>2. 4>i, 2 'j, and 2 miles | munlon. CTarols by the Junior Galilee, out of the city of Naza­ I unto them, , who have a son and daughter ; .y invaders on the Karelian isthmua In Angela Sing,” .... Mendelssohn Rev. Watson Woodruff, DU. Ing. man Mes.scr.schmltt aircraft were a day, respectively. CTholr. Serpion topic:—"The Inn.” reth, into Judea, unto the city of I "Fear not: for. behold, 1 bring Fills U. S. Capital ing them: Soerstaor o f W a r the amith and hurled them back ihot down. Address— "TTie Other Wise High mass and aermon at 10:30 along the central F'InnIsh "waist­ ( Finnish reports said the Red j 10:45 a. m.—Holy Communion. David, which Is called Bethlehem I you good tidings of great joy ! a. m. Music by the Lutnia choir Mrs. Woodriag and thslr thtw: It announced the Royal Air Army waa In retreat In the Arctic, Man.” Dr. Story Carols by the Senior Choir. Ser­ Morning Worship 10:50. (because he was of the house and ; which shall be to all people. For line." Carols— (Christmas Sunday. Sermon by under the direction of Miss Jose* (Oontlnned from Page One) children i Sacretarjr of the b.t •'orce had .suffered 512 casualties, had been hurled back on the east, mon tonic: “ Christmas." lineage of David): to be tarced unto you Is horn this day in the , and Mrs. lokea with 4-noBC The report said several Russian ncludlng 380 known dead, during "A Story Fair,” . Dickinson the Minister. phine Orzyb. The title of the pas­ battalions in the Arctic sector had and gone on the defensive on the Tuesday, 6:30 p. m.-Junior with Mary his espoused wife, be­ city of David a Saviour, which Is Harold; and Seerataiy o f ____ Ihe war. The Hat did not Include “ A Babe la Bom, CThadwlck The music: tor’s sermon will be "W hat time la casts his greetings to the nation at been surrounded at Raindjarvl. cen­ Karelian Isthmus.) cniolr Rehearsal. 7:00 p. m.—Boy ing great with child. And so It (Christ the Lord. And this rhall merce Hopkins, who wUt f f o g i ’i .iavy Air Division casualties, and “ Glorious is Thy Name,” . Mozart Prelude—Nazareth—Gounod be a sign unto you; ye shall And It?" 11 p. m. eastern standard Urns. ter of the nickel mining district Nothing Important To Report Scouts. was, that, while they were there, St. John’s Young Men’s society In the mounting piles of Otriat- Christmas Day ft tha WM4i lo record of plane losacs waa Of recent developments, a com­ Prayer. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.—Inter­ Anthem—Sing O’ Heavens— the days were accompllschcrt that the babe wrapped In swaddling ' which was burned by the Finns Response— ’’Calm on the Its- Tours will elect Sunday after maos. On maa greetings received by off lots Is House with hla daughter, fSaiia;. when they retreated. ivallable. munique from the Leningrad mili­ mediate Choir Rehearsal. 8:00 p. she should be delivered. And she clothes, lying In a manger.” Secretary and Mrs. " tw lng ear,” ...... Dykes (Christmas Carols "Lo. How a And suddenly there was with account of other nctlvlUea in the here, the White HouIm card was Finnish reports also said the tary district today said, "nothing m.— Senior CThotr Rehearsal. brought forth her firstborn son, ons of the simplest. Engraved In will be on tbalr farm at Attaek French Report. of Importance took place on the Benediction Thursday, 4 ;(X) p. m.—-Broad­ Rose Ere Bloomlr g’’ —Praatorlus and wrapped him in swaddling the angel a multitude nf the heav­ church the election waa poatponad. Army had cut off highway com­ Sunday at 2 p. m. the Ladles black on white. It ‘said: "^ rls tm a a N. Y. Poatmaatar Ganaral Berlin. Dec. 23 (43— An offi­ front Dec. 22. ” Choral Amen...... Dunham cast, Station WTHT, bv St. Mary’s “ Here’s a Torch Jeanette Isa­ clothes, and laid him In a man­ enly host praising God and saying; munications with Fetsamo, Arctic Recessional— ” 0 Little town bella" Old Provincial Noel club under the direction of Mrs. 1939— A Merry (Jhristmas from the and Secretary of lAhor ParfeWi;^ port, forcing the Sjvlet forces to cial Gorman statement today vlg- Since the war began, the Red Cfhorus—a program of Irish (Christ­ ger; because there was no room “Glory to God In the hlghc-il, Joined their famUlea In Now YoiirT^ of Bethlehem." ...... Redner "When the Sun had Sunk to Bcmlce Sendrowskl WUI give President and Mrs. Roosevrit.” continue eastward toward Kola, orou.sly attacked France’s "Y el­ mas Carols. 6:30 p. m.—Girl for them in the inn. and on earth peace, good will to- today. Acting Seerstary o f tlw Postiude— "Pontifical March.” Rest—Traditional Christmas party to the children of THE F'OUNDATION OF across the border In Soviet Russia. low Book’’ on the origins of the Scouts. And there were In the same waril men.” Attorney General Frank Murphy Navy and Mrs.' Cbarlaa ~ rlaa 1 W lanii a n war, asserting that It proved (1st Symphony)...... Widor Offertory Duet, The Angel of the pariah. There will be singing A LL BUSINFLSS iS In the central .Salla district, the Meetings of the GlrU Friendly who. la spending (Jbrlstmaa with at their home In West Orangu,' ; F'lnns were reported pounding at "once again the culpability of the 1 Tlus-Week Candidate, G. F. S. and Confirma­ Light—Coo ms of Christmas carols by the chll hla family In Detroit did not send F’RIFLNnSHlB AND SUN. AND MON. Mrs. Harold Symington, Mra. N. J. I the retieallng Russians so relenl- western powers” i •Tuesday—7:00 p. m. — Boy tion classes will be omitted during forted his people, he hsth re­ school staff. Bible study period dren. The ladles will have tea cards. Instead he wrote Christmas Earl Shaw after the party, and Santa Cflaus WITH F:ACH CRI.S’I’MAS I lesaly th.it the forces had been The statement called the i S(x>uta; 7:30 p. m.—Cecelian Club; Christmas week. deemed Jerufjalem." l[ollowing. letters to close friends. Above the Uf, Anthem—The Hallelujah chorus IT GIVFIH US thrown into confiialon F'rench publication. Issued Thur.-^- ; 7:30 p. m.—Intermediate League Selections from the Bible In­ Friday at 6:30-Choir rehears­ will dlctrlbute gifts to the chll greeting of Chairman John D. M. Oolorada Balsa Dias day and containing documents re­ —from the Jles.slah— Handel dren. Tho Club will sew at the p l f a s u r f t o \\ ^ Rr|>«rt Thousands Dead ' clude the followln,!;; "That whlc,h al. Hamilton, of the Republican N a ­ : : Christmas Party: 8:00 p. m.— Emanuel Latberan Church Postiude— Grand Chorus. Du- '\li I The F'lnns declared there was no cording events from the Munlsh was from the beginning, which we Note home of Mrs. John Zawlstowskt tional Committee waa the picture Washington, Dae. 18 W) fetp EXPEND OUR HF:.ST Men’s Club bowling. Rev. Thorsten A. Gustafson, Pastor Bols I longer a "living Riiaalan" south conference to the war’s outbreak, have heard, which we have seen The service next Sunday will be Jr., at 36 Union court. of a stork delivering a baby A. Martin, 71, Damooratio r * M w is h f :s t o t h o s e Wednesday—7:30 p. m.—Mid­ The Church School 9:30. The of .SalmtJarvI on the Arctic front — "a collection of arbitrarily chosen with our eyes, which we have dedicated to the New Year with St. John’s Men’s club Is engag elephant “to Washington 1940.” oenatlva from Cidorado alnoa U SE ' week sendee. Sunday Adult Claas 9:30. Leader, Rev. WHOSE FRIENDSHIP I hut that thousands were dead, vic­ documents" which "do not treat of OON'nNUOUS SHOWS BOTH looked upon, and our bands have its promises and opportunities. ed In decorating the church for Mrs. Thomas F. McAllister, died here today after a waak’a S|> i Tbuirsday—3:45 p. m.—Brownies. 9:30 a.m.— Sunday Schcxil, (Con­ (Charles (3. Johnson. WE TREASURE tims of a bitter hllr.rard and sub- ecsontial events." DAYS HTARTLNO AT 2 P. M. hashed, of the Word of life; That Christmas holiday. N ew lights at Democratic women’s chief, pictur­ neaa. Saturday—6:45 p. m.—CTholr re­ firmation Class, Bible (Claaaes. The two CVP CTubs will omit Start the New Year right by at­ 1 zen) weather. Even so, the German counter- which We have seen and heard de­ the entrance add the Xmas spirit. hearsal. 10:45 a.m. — (Chris.tmaa Eve their meetings on Christmas Eve. tending the service of worship. ed a donkey unfolding a ilafendar, I Spirited counter .attacks by the hlnst maintained, "this collection clare we unto you that ye also 'The St. C>ceila Singing aoclety showing Dec. 25, 1939, with I F'lnns were reported from the demonstrates again that the west­ THE GREATEST HOLIDAY SHOW! Service. The Week have fellowship with us: and tm ly elected aa a chairman lor tha yi Christmas Day Tuesday 7:30 Choir rehearsal. “Merry Christmas,” Jan. 1, 1940, I Isthmua frontier, where the Rua- ern powers did nothing to keep TaloottvUle Congregational our fellowship is with the Father, Osooordla Lutheran 1940, Mlaa Wanda Bark; as her co- marked “A Prosperoiu New Year,” New Toili, Dae. 38—( S f - t l i t , 5:30 a.m. Tuesday 7;30, Group I, Mrs. I elans described the Flnnlah Man- Poland from the path of destruc­ Chnrcb and with h!s Son Jesus Christ ” Garden anJ Winter Sts. chairman Helen Grxybl The pro­ and Nov. 5, 1040, “Many Happy TraasormtliuaUl niii*ilii89f1s|j nerheln) line as comparable with tion " Rev. George W . Stephenson, “Julotta” Alexander Stuart, leader. (Chrlst- Res’. Karl Richter, Pastor. gram of the club will be submitted System announced today It (Chrlatmaa Matins) • maa party, Robbins room. (I John 1:1, 3). Returns." the German Siegfried fortlflca- The statement charged that Pastor. Readings from tho Christian at the next meeting. The club has Sends Diary As Gift go on the air New TeaFa Dav ' tlona. Britain and France used Poland Prelude, Break Forth, O Beate- Wednesday 2:30, special meeting 7:00 a. m.— Chrol sinking by also contributedJ o the purchase of Matthew Wior oua Heavenly Light—Bach. Q. Al­ Science textbook. "Science and To a few friends. Former Attor­ with aa Inaugural program tap­ The Iiovlet forces in the north to jockey Germany into using Services of Christmas Sunday: Women’s Federation to hear a re-^ Health with Key to the Scrip­ choir. the new organ. ping virtually‘every secUoa of tao ^ bert Pearson, Organist and (Choir port on ,the Caledonian Market and ney OAieral Homer Cummings Main .'sirort were sighted moving eastward out force In order to give them an ex- 10:45 Morning Worahip. The tures" by Mary Baker EeWy. In­ 8:50 a. m.—Sunday School. and Watch-Night- Services will be country thrtmgh 102 outlota. Director. - to traiAact other business. sent a limited edition of a diary be of F'inland toward their military cu?^ to fight the Reich. music: prelude, "Jeau Bambino," Bible clas.ies. Alfred Lange, su­ held S t 12 o’clock at midnight. The ------— ^ "When (Christmas Mom Is clude the following: "ChrlaUan kept of a trip abroad In 1931. HI* base at Kola, nenf Murmansk. Two French pursuit planes were by Yon; anthem, "March of the Friday 6:30, Troop I, Girl Science reveals IncontroverUbly perintendent. pastor will celebrate the Shep Dawning." foreword explained the book was 8apaaeoe Lauaoh WoraMs Soviet transport ships which land­ shot down northit-est of Metz yes­ Magi;" by Wilson; offertory solo, Scouts. that Mind is AH-ln-all. that the 1 0 ^ a. m.— English sersrlce. herds’ Mass, with the Lutnia choir Hymn—All Hail To The, O Friday 6:30, Troop 7, Girl written for hla late wUe ’’and la- ed trps at Petsnmo for the north­ terday, the German high command “And There Were Shepherds,” by only realities are the divine Mind llffM) a. m.—German service. singing. The foLowIng (Jbrlstmaa Blessed Mom. causc she liked It, U la now pub­ Tokyo, Dec. 38 — 09) — Doaifl ern campaign had left port. reported today. WIiMn, sung by Mra. Richard Scouts. and Idea. This great fact Is not; 6:00 p. m.—Sunday School pro- carols will be sung In Polish: Pro Introlts for (Christmas Day. Saturday 9:30. Troop 25, Boy lished In her memory and for (Japanese news ogoaey) rapottai The hasty flight from the Arc­ Its communique aaid: Huntington; anthem, “The LIvmg however, seen to be supported by :gram presenting the Birth of -ccEslonal by chlidren In angels cos Robert J. Smiths Inc. "On the west front, the day waa The Altar Service. Scouts private distribution among her today the launching o f tha dafiP tic nickel mining district was Song,” by Wilson; and postiude. sensible evidence, unUl Its divine C ^ t . lumes and "Silent Night" sung by quiet. German pursulters shot Epistle— Isaiah, 9:2-7. Notaa friends.” neaa warship Haohldata at Omimi, RF.AI. ESTATE — INSURANCE made In 25-degree-below-rero tem­ W ilfred Kent, choir director: Principle is deroonstratad by heal­ The Week. Miss Sopliie Wteucek with For the eighth ,venr we wi.sh perature, and Norwegian sources down two French pursulters north­ and Mra. Herbert Swartfiguer. or­ Oradualhymn — Thou Bleased Bring In Pledge (tards for the Cabinet membera remaining No details wars divulged. serving M.inrhester lor Over a (Quarter of a Century. ing the sick and thus proved ab­ Tuesday at 8:00 m. the choir. Uther ChrUtmas carols . ill the people of Mnnche.ster . . . said It wa.s po.saible thouaands had west of Metz during border patrol ganist. Day. 1940 Budget tomorrow If possible. solute fnd divine. 'This proof Brotherhood will meet.^, 988 Main Street Telephone 8480 frozen to death. duty. Reconnaissance flights Gospel—Luke, 2:1-20. The annual meeting of the Ec- be sung by the choir during Uaaa. 12:00 Sunday Schoo). once seen, no other conclusion can Thursday at 8:00 p. m. the Sen­ • Introlt: Warod Nocnej Cissy. Famed by Railway Bombing. over France. England and the (Confession of Faith. cleseasUcal Society with reports ior choir will entertain the Junior ^ A 4 :00 Junior C. E. The topic: Emanuel (Choir, "Hoslanna" — lie reached___ Jesus once said of G.oiis: (Jhwala wysolcoscl graja One report from the O.slo .said North Sea continued today. ” “Dlarovering God: God Made and election of officers on Jan. choir at a Chrtstmaq party. Vogler. his lessons: "M y doctrine is not AnleU. MERRY ( MRISTMAS the withdrawal waa forced by the forward march... Known in Jesus.” The leader: Lu­ 10. mine, but HU that sent me. If Announcements. The annual meeting of the Credo: Wesola Nowlne. bomblftg of the Murmansk rail­ with. cille Beebe. any man will do liU will, he shall way. rutting off a aupply aource The CSiristmas Offering. church preceded by the annual The SalsnaMon '^rmy Citadel Olertorjum: Bog Zawital (So- TRADITIONAL CHRIS1MAS SUNDAY AND MONDAY The evening young people's Offertory. Shepherds’ Song — know of the doctrine, whether It 681 Main Street -j prano solo by Mtiu 8. WIencek). for the Ruasian expedition. 'i r meeting will be omitted. The time supper on January 17. be of God, or whether I sneak of In the central Finland Salla sec­ PhilUpa. On January 3, Ward Duffy, Major and Mrs. i. W . Berijk ^ Santus: Cbrzesc|ljanie Mill. EX^ERYBODY’S MARKET ☆ will be taken In singing Christmas Emanuel (Choir, "O Helga Natt” myself’.’’ (p. 109:4, 28-31 to "). Officers la Charge Ckimmunlon; Uulajze Jesunlu tor, the F'InnIsh communique said l'% ? carolc^t various places In the par­ Managing EMltor of the Hartford CIRCLE —Adams. Duet tyy Mrs. Walter Yucha and "our succesa rontinuea." Some 11 r.xfTT^B I u.'arT^K.'r' IASS iah. W e expect generous help Irom Times will give his annual address of the country's finest troops were Swedish Sermon, "and peace on before the Men’s (Club on the Sec(md CoagiegatkiBal Chnrch Saturday, 7:30 p.m. — Annual Utagley Opatach, Jr. CAROL SERVICE our choir, but any who wish to earth.” Christmas 'Tree and entertainment. Alter Communion; Ody sle Chry. reported hurling back the enemy, A HAPPY bring this Christmas cheer to the "Outstanding Events' of the Year Bev. F. E. B e^lds, Mhilstcr which had reached half way Hymn, Silent Night, Roly N ight Just (Closed." Sunday School, company meet­ stus Rodxi. HOLIDAY hemes of the parish are also urged Sermon, “<3ood News ing, 9:80 a.m. arro.ss the "waistline." to come. All wlU mee( at the Everyman’s class at 9:15. Agnea Del: SUesaa Panlanka. TREATl from Heaven.” Churcl school at 9:80. Clasoes RolineM meeting at 11 o’clock. During collection "O Come AU Candlelight Processional On the Karelian front, the com- L Church .at 6:30 for this purpose. Emanuel (Choir, The Shepherds’ Church of the Nasarene. Christians Pra'se service, 3 p.m. munlque said an attack was re- * There , will be no at-home at the for all ages under trained teach­ Ye Faithful", In Engltah by the rrs FULL orf Story— Dlcklnsott. Rev. E. G. Lnsk, Pastor. (Tongregational C^rol Sli>C, 7:80 CHOIR OF 30 VOICES! SUNDAY EVENING. 7 -.30 • * • « ) pulsed between Kiiokjarvl and parsonage Wednesday afternoon. ers. choir. Before the sernxm tha choir Muola "after especially Intensive ZIP . . . ! Hymn, Good News from Heavoi. Nursery at 10:45 for the small p.m. wUl sing; "When the Crimson Bun Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.— Meet­ Sunday: arUlIery and aerial bombard­ LIFE . . . ! The Altar Service. children. The Week Has Set*. ing Of the Golden Rule Club. The Emanuel (Choir and 0>ngrega- 9:30 a. m.— Church Bible school. corps C3adet Ooss, Tuesda' ^ Y A / # ment.” 'AENOBIA . !! leaders: Mrs. Slmoncelll and Miss Special Christmas service at 'I’be music was selected by the tlon. Hallelujah (Chorus (from (Classes for aU sges. 7:00 p.m. The Finnish Air Force carried Sarah Monaghan. The hoateaaes: 10:45. Anthony O’Bright, guest pastor. It will be the flrat time MORNING SERVICE—10:30. "The Messiah”) —HandeL 10:45 a. m.—Morning worship Wednesday, Young Peoples Le­ the attack to Terljokl. lathmua Mrs. Foster and Mlaa Margaret arUst on the marimba. Special nas been sung lo the local churen. frontier town and seat of the The Benedltlon. and sermon by the pastor, subject. gion, 7:30 p.m. Anthem—*%lory To God In the Highest**...... By Leo “The Meaning of Cibrlstinas.” Christmas music by the choir. During the watch-night services Kremlln-recognlzed "People's gov­ Postiude, Gloria In Ezcelsls— Christmas message by the minis­ Thursday, street meeting, 7:30 the pastor wUl preach, havtnj at hursday at 7*p. m.— Mid-week 6:30 p. m.— A special (Christmas p.m. ernment” of Finland. llovirt. ter on the subject: " A VUritor’s selected for his title "The Angel' Anthem—**0 Sing To God**...... By Gounod -.oUonal meeting. The Christmas Service will be In program will be presented by the Public meeting. Indoor, 8:00 p.m. One Soviet plane waa ahot down •Friday at 8:48 p. m.— Choir re­ QuesUon." Message". both English and Swedlah. Mem­ Young People's Society. Instead AU Welcome. The PubUc Is in­ over Helatnkl yesterday out of a .OAi TH E SA M E S H O W . . . Prelude, Monastery Garden— Christmas Day hearsal, bers and friends of Emanuel are of the regular children's service vited. Sen on: **THE MARVEL OF THE AGES** group of neven which sent 20 to KetUeby. Low Mass at 8:30 a. m. Tho St Radio’s most beloved cordially invited to these Christ­ upstairs It will be combined with 30 bombs raining on the Flnnlah Marimba, organ and piano. Cecelia choir wlU sing, and ths Rer. Earl E. Story, Minister. rharaoter comes lo Ufe Bwedish OsngregaUeaal Chnrch mas services. the Young People’s Serylee. Dilu'orth-Cornoll Post, No. 102 For All Our Friends and capital without caualng any re- Anthem, Sing, O Heavens— Zion Infhwnn soloists will be Miss Stephanls ! ported camialtles, or hea\-y dam- . . . OB the arreea! ! ! 8. B, Oraea, MIntstcr The Week 7:30 p. m—Chrlstnuia cantata High and Cooper Streets. C. C. Braincr^ Orgsnist and Choirmaster. T h e regular choir rebearaala will be presented—"The Gift Su­ Tours. Berk and Ida MajewakL Patrnn.i Our Wish I.s Marimba solo, UebeiRrauma— R«v. H. r. R. Stechbob, Pastor. High Moos at 10:30 and aermon I Ifl Dead, 48 Womiiled. FWfSritiwn 10:30—Swedish Morning Wor­ will be held aa anaounced to the preme." AU are welcome to at­ AMERICAN LEGION TODAY Uszt. Q X with the Lutnia choir singing un- That Your Chriatmaa The Army said more than 350 ship. choirs by the choir director. tend. Fourth Sunday in Advent. SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH ‘Meet Dr. Chmtiaii’ “W a Are 11; 10—English Morning Wor­ Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—O Clef. Anthem. Christmas Bells—Stev­ der direction of Josephine Urzyb. Will Be A Happy and Red Air Force planes had engaged N o church school. Service In l ‘ -». I Nat AIm «” enson. The sermon for high mass by the in raids over Finland during the H dhum Drama of ”The Coimtry Doc­ ship. Friday, 7:80 p.m. — Emanuel Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.—Mid­ German at 9:30 m. Text of 2nd Annual Cheerful One. May We Offertory, Melody In F —Rubin­ n. pastor will be "The Message day. hut casualties of only 10 tor” . . la Hla Uaatmg Stragglea aad P L U S . . 12:00— Sunday School. (Choir. week Prayer and Praise r«rvice sermon: Mark 6. 17-29. Theme: “Haaey- combined with meeting of W om ­ stein. Christmas.” Exiness the Hope, Too, dead and 43 wounded were report­ — P L U S — SaerUtoea! N o evening service. "Julotta” There will be no meeting of the The Martyrdom of John the Bap­ I Marimba, organ and piano. The Baptism of the daughter of ed for the whole nation. Eleven will be held at 5:30. Christmas Confirmation (daaa Friday after­ en's HUsfonary Society. tist. He wa-s 1, Unjust Impris­ That Our Paths Will .Meet Postiude Christmas Hymn. Mr. and Mra. Frank Kudya. Ths enemy planes were brought down **HRR0 With JEAN HEKSHOLT Morning. The service will be con­ noon. oned, 2, Cruelly slain, 3, Ignobly There will be no m e e tl^ of the New Year's Party Often In 1!>40. by anti-aircraft guns, the Fiona FOP A ducted In l^ llsh with exceptl(w New Vear’a Eva CbrtsUaa Bdeaoe Senrtoea. buried. CTilIdren’s cihrlstmaa name to be given Is JuiUth O cella, You Are Invited To Hear Mu Sigma Chi aoclety. said. DAY” of the Christmas Psalm which will 9:30 a.m:— Sunday School, Oon- service at 7 p. m. with Miss Violet Bungard and Ed RAINBOW — BOLTON * (A Ruaalan Armv communique ----- TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY be In Swedish. flrmatloa Class, Bible 'Classes. Christian Science churches lo­ The Week ward Zatkowalil as sponsors; Anthony O'Bright, ArUst on the MErimba Wltk She Called It— PRETENSE . Service on Christmas Day (De­ aaid the total Finnish ca.sualtics in ANITA Christmas Night mt 7:00 o’clock 10:45 a.m.—The last Sunday cated: Tuesday at 7:00— Girl Scouts. ember 25) in English at 7 a. m. December 26, Tuesday (St. He Called It—MAGIC . . Tuesday at 8:00— Men’s Social Stephen’s D ay). Low Mass at 8:30 and the choir in , the war which started Nov. 30 P L U S . . LOUISE Vofill fan It—GREAT! the Sunday .School will render morning service of this year.-. *Tn Masonic Temple, • RockvUIe. Sermon by student of Theology Sunday^ Dec. 31, 1939 ' were 2.200 killed and 10.000 LOONEY DICK their annual Christmas Program. Memorlam” wtU be observed In Service 10:45 a. m. club. Erwin Stecholz. German service a. m. and High Maos at 10:30 a. m Special Christinas Music Sunday, 10:45 a. m. I wounded It said 1.802 Finnish TUNE POKAN Vtitu i Ths Ladles Aid Society will memory of Emanuel membara who 129 Lafayette St. Hartford. Weibieaday at 7:80—The M ar­ at 8:15 a. m. Sermon by , the December 27, Wednesday (St Turkey Supper Served From 10 :30 to 11:30 P. M. soldlera had been captured.) CAKTOON loon/l YniR'M IlD NIVffl meet (or their annual meeting at have pasaed away during 1989. Scrvtce 11:00 a. m. ried (huplea club will meet at the pdirtor. John the Evangelist). High Maas At the I The Finnish communique men- the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. John­ 9:00 p jn .—New, TeaFa Eve Pro­ 537 Farmington Ave., Hartford. church for a Christmas party. at 10:00 a. m. at which mats the N O W : 2 — SE R IA L S — 2 Sunday after Christmas, Dec. j tloned that In Ruasian bombard­ son, 122 M u le street on Thureday gram under the auaplcds of the Service. 11:00 a. in. Members are asked to bring s ten 81, English service with Holy sacramental wine will be bleased SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ments. "targets were not chosen “TROPIC rURY“ evening at 7:45. Luther Laagua. “Christian Science” wUI be the cent gift, (hmmlttee: Mr. and and distributed to the members af Price Per Couple s5*00 Harriett's Beauty Salon “OVERLAND MAIL” (Communion at 9:15 a. m. Con- Christmas M*ssage by the Minister: - . with care." citing'that three mili­ The annual meeting of the 10:00—N ew Year's Eve Social sublect of the Lesson-Sermon. Mrs. John Derby, Mr. and Mrs. fesrlonal service at 9 a. m. G er ter mass. Harriett Sehaller Hurap, Prop. tary hospitals, dtsplavlng Red COMING TUBS. - WED. Church will be held New Tear’s Hour. The Golden Text Is taken from James Chmmlngs. and Mr. and rean Silvester (Year End) aerv. \ “ A VISnOR*S QUESTION” Make Your Reservatiuna Aa Soon As Possible. b e g l n ^ at 8:00 o’clock. 11:00 p.m.— Watchnight Litur­ 129-131 Center Street Cross signs, were raided. “B A B B S IN AR M S” S E A T S N O W ■VE Isaiah 82:9: “Break forth into joy. Mrs. Herbert'CrandaU- ice at 7:80 p. m. Omgregatlon A dragging braka on one outo- Bfske Christmas Real By Attsadlag Churdit E Phone 5841. With MldMjr Momur, t. GarlM S; ON S A L E M IDNKHR Watch Night Service wfl] be ot>- gical Vespers- sing tosethsr, ye waste places of Thursday at 7:00— Conference al meeting for election of officers mobUa wheel may be the result of Govemmeat ArreateA g ALSO “GrsiM Aify SeenU” i FOR TH E Gala NEW YEAR’S SHOW The pastor and the oougrasatiOB Jerusalem: for the Lord bath com­ hour for members of the Church after the service. a weak brake shoe return ^rlag. sisas&ismmwii...... — ses8s i p | Stockholm, Dec. 23— (A3- ’n»e t Y ' church sanrlcaB at Baltimora; I p. miBistratloa wOl offer so caught In a wlr« loop ustd to aus- adulta, I believe, wdU have some- m., Oarola from HeMakl. NO HERALD 50 Lives Lost ravanua maaaufa. pend poultry for dressing. thing to eat on Chriatmas," Bene- 2 WABC-CBS—8:88 p. m.. Eamoa Sts >Al laiM sUon propoaad 10 Lose Lives Maine— L w McGuire. 55. of Many Toledo Sanatbr . Wagnar (O.. S. T .)- diet said. n da Valera from Dublin; 4, Chrlat- MONDAY Police Board Appoints Bangor, automobile accident at He pointed to 1,500 Cbriatmaa 5 natlonal healUi proiram and a sya- '■ maa at the War Front; f, Walt In 2d German Ne«T>ort. baskets—with 83 or $4 of food— S Disney’a “ Pinocchlo.” No Iffioc of The Herald Will tani t'rkier which the government In Accidents Poor to Have would aell annultlaa to citizana— ; . Vermont—John Mallse, 58, Rut­ being distributed.through a cen-1 S Wishing You WJZ-MBC—7:30 a. m., SwedUb •' Be Published Mondsy, land blacksmith, suffered a frac­ trsi agency set up by private; * services at Minneapolis; 8:30, Mil- will ba defcirad until 1941. but a Cavagnaro as Regular Huard, baritone; Bud Rai­ Crash in Day plan probably wUI be propoaed to I tured skull when he slipped ani charities, and to other Yuletide ! « ton Cross as Santa; 12 noon, Asao- Christmts Day. Rhode Island Only New fell while carrying a heavy Iron Hiin^y Yule l 6 6 I ney, narrator. New York, Deo. 28.—(A5 — Two give needy communitiaa better i charity dinners. | J days full of programs are the net- dated Press and other war cor­ bar. 11:45—Ben Cutler's orchestra. To An Its Resders (Oeothiaed from Psga One) hoapital facUitlaa. I England State With­ (Continued from Page One) worke' holiday presents to ll*ten- respondents greet the folks at Congreae probably wtll have to Takes Into Considera­ 8350 In Silver aa Payment WTIC 12:00— Dance orchestra. horns; 2 p. m., "Nutcracker I NO HERALD I • The Herald Wishes A Very termlned In colliaion in Berlin ata- conaldei an incteaae 'ii the ex'sUng •g wtnier 12:30—Ekldy Rogers' orchestra. crs. Suite;” 3. drama "Pasting of tion His Experience out Fatality. yet. Quite a few had nothing to b t m m Merry Christmas tlon. 415,003,t)0c.-,. hand today but death—which new car. Shaw gave 2.50 sliver ijf 12 noon. Santa Barbara Mlssloq; 1 and KoMeleneti; 8:30 Howard and , , Saturday. Drrambrr 28 collision near Oppen. Three radio equipped police Christmas Day. claimed at least 10 victims in New j .$.000 Outside of Relief dollars to Carder as part of the : WDRC Barrymore,- j a aperinl hour of greet p. m,, Lutheran program; 2. Los Shelton; 10 Guy Lombardo. I (Continued from Page One) Nov. 19 -9 klllea. 20 Injured, ______I Relief workers estimated at payment. {j P M Ingh andId midnight mass from 8t. , civic Chorus; 8. Carols WJZ-NBO- 12:80 Perm end cruiser# will maintain a 24-hour ' England accidents late yesterday 1 2;3o1-MuiMc Styird for You. rolllslon near Spandnii. To All Its Readers ------I ^ Easteni Standard Dma Patrick's cHthedral, New York. CTilcago; 9. Grace Moore con- Home Hour, Secretary Wallace; 4 I No Favoritism , and last night—gave no sign ot each of the seven of the eight | least 3.000 persons could receive 8:00—Golden Molodir*. Nov. 27 — 11 killed, 5 injured, col- patrol of the town starUng on no city relief under the present Residenca Permits Oreoter | t'Z^ Hartford, Conn. 1880 On Christmas D .y ' ‘’ 'y cert from WON. Chicago, Club Matinee; 6:30 Ray Perkina; 8 The Herald Wishes A Very counts of the Indictment on 3:30—Dol Briseett's orchestra. olli'r King George of (treat Britain, llsion near Nledcrwoellstadt. Jan. 1. One man will be In each taking a vacation. $100,000 a month program, and Sherlock Holmea; 8:30 True or which they were found guilty. The Washington. Dec. 23 ill - Id 4:00—Campus Capers. Eamon de Valera of Eire, oh- \ Other Programa Dec. 1— 14 killed. 14 injured, col­ Shown bv Board car. The routes to be covered hy Merry Christma.s F.hode Island was the only one muBt exist on private aid, small Falae; 9 Rocheater Civic orcbeatra. defendants remained free on bond Residential building permits issued 4:80—Paul Laval's orchestra. Saturday, Dee. 28 servances In the war zones, Includ­ I Tonight: Europe—WABC-CBS, lision with bus nca'' Dortmuna. the autos will be worked out by of the six New England states rations of federal surplus com­ 6:45, 8:.55; WEAF-NBC 11. MBS— 4:16 Jack Arthur Variety: Dec. 10- 18 killed. 20 Injured, during November were 14 per And A Happy New Year 8:00—Program from New York. P M. ing A. P. correspondents, "Plnoc- (Thief Samuel G. Gordon. On next which did not report a fatal acci­ modities, and personal initiative. 4:00 Music Off the Record . WEAF-NBC - 7, What’s Mv 7:30 Lone Ranger; 8 Author. collision with bus near Linz. No Crime on Page One. cent greater In value than those 6:J5—Three Cheers. ehlo,” a Grace Moore concert and Wa.ahlngton, Dec. 23. typ) Gen­ Speciolizing Friday evening all members of the dent. In the other states the vic­ 4:45—Ad Liner. , Name: 8, Arch Oboler play: 8:30. Author. Dec. 12— 17 killed. 41 Injured, Toledo had 7,437 relief cases In October and 43 per cent greater 5:30—Del Courtney's orchestra. other features eral (Jounnel Charles Fahy con­ department will be present at the tims were: 5:30—Ekldle Duchin's Orchestra. Milt Berle gags; 9, Hugh Balllie of collision near Hagen. British Cruiser Boston. Dec. 23— — For the (averaging three persons each I than during November. 1938. the 8:00—News, weather. In more detail, this Is the 48-hour tends that the Labor Relations Police Board meeting to be in­ Massachusetts—Miss Maude Da- 6 :0 0 -Esso Reporter — News, V. P. on "News Forecast of 1940;” Tueaday: Europe—NBC 8 a. m.; 15th ye,ar, The Boston Traveler, Aug. 31 anHollywood. WABC-CBS—7, People’s Plat­ WEAF-NBC— 1:30 Worda and Fight in Congress cars. ried no stories o f crime or violence It spent $50,325. and had 2,451 To Enable Our Employees To Enjoy Christmas 6:30—Behind the Scenes with WEAE-.NBC, WABC-CBS—1 p. Federation of Labor and the Con­ Cavagnaro Named in automobile accidents: William case.s on Nov 30. Benedict said 6 :2 0 -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra. form, "Life Is Worth Living:" 8, Mualc; 3:15 Me Perkina: 6 Pro­ G Stewart. 51. of South Hadley, on Page One tod.sy Even war suffer from Cilds? With Their Families. Paul Lucas. 6;:iO- The Old Fire Chief, m . Bishop Ralph Hayes snd carols , g so, Wayne King; gress of Industrial Organizations. Service To keep the police cars on the the present program could expand WHY gram from Mexico. WABC-CBS — Valparaiso. (Thile, Dec. 23—(^P)- news w-aa relegated "inside. " The 6:45—Medical program. 6:45—Today In Europe Seen on Boosting Replying yesterday to a state­ 16 Years’ Kzperienee! road around the clock will require Federal and state deputy game help to there, and add about 1.000 4 Cleveland concert; 4:30 Of Men The British cruiser Despatch sail­ warden, killed when he slipped same practice was observed by the l‘ or qnlrk 7 :00—What's My Name 7 :(10— People's Platform ''\vV^"cB.S,.WJZ-NB(: -5. Na- «' « “ R-P; ^'-rence ment of William Green, A F L presi­ the Benlcea of nine men. The more cases ; I>>n on "Electoral College Re- and Booka, Archibald MacLelah: ed from this port today for an un­ Keene. N H , Sentinel for the 7:30—True or False. 7;.'i0—Sky Blazers llonal Chrlalmaa tree. President dent, that A F L accusations of par­ board last night named John L. while cravyling over an Icy fence "The childless employable -ellel from 8:00—Arch Obolcr's Plays. i form." 6:15 Aaaociatlon for Advancement Defense Program tiality to the CIO had been sup­ disclosed destination. | vrith a shotgun In bis hand; Mark ninth year. cold symptoms 8:00—Gangbusters. l:fioaevelt. i : WJZ-NBC—7. klesaage of Is­ of Science. WJZ-NBC — 12:30 Wm, E. Krah (Tavagnaro aa a regular policeman 8:30—Stop Me If You've Heard WEAF-NBC—9 a. m , services ported by testimony before a House The Despatch, which has been | J Munh. .50, s'lffocated when fire 8:30— Wayne King's Orchestra. rael; 8, Green Hornet; 8:30. Youth Farm and Home Hour Hour; 2 and he will start on January 1. iitke 6tM This One. 8:65—News- Elmer Davis. First Colored Baptist church, j , - (Continued from Page Oue) Ctommlttee, Fahy said that In 112 Phone 4457 3'^ Delmont St. Officer Cavagnaro served 12 years operating In Pacific waters, cap­ broke out in his Cambridge homo. Gallant American Women; 6 tured the German freighter Dues ipaeawwwsKettWflgMiMSKKMfiweiwwweMiwwsuwwwaicsKwiwr. Liquid - Tablets ■ Salve QiumA^Mcmnacu. 0;0<>—Art for Your Sake. 0:00—Your Hit Parade. .Nashville; 3:45 P m . National »■ representation cases settled last Connecticut Deaths. Waahington Calling. MBS - 2:45 on the force and resigned In July »:80—Death Valley Days. 0:4.5 - Music I ’ntterned for Danc­ Press Club chorus; 11:.30, "‘ -hrtst-| Symphony. Tjrlat^^^^ music, its reclpivical trade program, year the A F L had won 51, the (TIO Connecticut— Barbara David, 7. No** Dttipa Calls: 10, Southern School of the Air. 1937‘when"he“ entered "tie restau- i 1 657 M AiN STREET j0;00—Benny Goodman's orches­ ing. mas at Bracebrldge Hall ", drama, scheduled to expire next June. Ex­ 44 and ench had been partially vic­ rant businsss He sold his inter- i Antofagasta as a prize of Thomaston. Frank GrahowskI, Chile had permitted the De-'i- PHONE 7057 tra. 10 ;i0 -Esao Repo.ter News, WABC-CBS 1:45. message hy j Tropical Serenade. tension of the program will be j torious Id 13. . ^ t In the business last February 46. of Newington, A. Howard 10:80—Ben Cutler's orchestra Weather. Comdr. Raymond Kelly, American Short Wavea; Monday — 2RO j contested by many Republicans 1 patch to stay here 48 hours to Boirdman. 68, of Hartford and Sunday: Europe—NBC, 8 a. m.; The CIO. he added, had won 19 during the summer was 1 1 :00—News. 10:35—Dance Music, Legion; 3:.30. Bach choir of Beth Rome 7:30 Chriatmas program: I and a group of western Democrats make engine repairs. William Fitzgerald. 17. of Trum­ WABC-CBS -9 a. m , 7. 8:58, 11 GSD GSC -London 8:15 Christmas cases Involving a direct conflict ^ ^ K t e d as a supernumerary. When 3IERRV CHRIST5IAS l l ; 15_W hen Day Is Done— Larry 11:00 Evening News Report. lehem. Pa.; 3. N. Y, Philharmonic ' who contend it is hurting farm ! and the A F L 16. ^PTaminations were taken by sev­ bull. killed in automobile acci­ p m.; WEAF-NBC—3:30; WJZ- program; TRA4 Pari# 9:15 Sym­ NOTICE Bxposllion to Reopen The good will of the AND A HAPPV NEW YEAR Huard, baritone; Bud Rai­ 11:05 -l>elghton Noble’s Orchestra. Chrlstmaa concert; 7-30, Shirley and other Interests In their states. en men for appointment to the dents 11 :io - Tommy Flevnold'a Orches­ Temple In "The Bluebird"; 8. NBC, 6:20, 7:15, 10. phony; DXB DJC Berlin 10:50 San Francisco, Dec. 23—(.P)— New Hampshire—William Len­ Christmas peason reminds To the Patrons of the ney, narrator WEAF-NBC—2:30, Roundtable The congressional battle over con­ Kaiser Fears Air Raida regular force he had the highest 11:45—George Olson's orchestra. tra. Lionel Barrymore's annual Dickens' newa ■. . . Tlieaday—H AT 4 Buda­ tinuance tentatively Is scheduled SCHAl.l.FR’S The Ckilden Gate EJxposltlon will non. 33, of Whitefleld. cnished to us of your goexi will "When Tomorrow Comes;" 6:30. pest 7 mualcale; OSD GSC London mark. Because of his age there throughout the year, for WHITE WAY BARBER SHOP 12:00—Woody Herman's orches­ 12:00- .Night Owl Request Pro­ "A Christmas Carol"; 9, Marlon to begin in early April. Amsterdam. Dec. 23—(>P)—For­ GIDER MILL reopen In 1940 with more and larg­ death when he slipped beneath the Simon Hildebrand, Prop. gram—Harvey Olson. Anderaon In Sunday evening hour; Grouch nub; 7, Jack Benny; 8, 8 Cards on the Table: PCJ Eind­ had been a question aa to bis ap­ wheels of a truck driven by his which we give you our tra. Proposals to revamp the Wagner mer Kaiser Wilhelm II has con­ pointment but the commissioners er exhibits than in 1939. Saturday, WHY NOT BE PRACTICAL] A. M. 11:18 New York Chrlstmaa aer\1re. (Tharlle McCarthy; 10, Paul Spl- hoven 8:45 Happy program; TPA4 Will Have Fresh Made May 25. was set for the opening brother; Edwin P Hatch. 61. Do­ heartfelt thanks. May 12:80— Blue Barron's orchestra. labor act probably will come to a tributed 3(X) florin (about 8160) for in executive session, decided that I 00 - Sign Off. Lanny Rosa In choir; 12. Midnight talny's Girls. Paris 10:30 and DXB DJC Berlin and Sunday, Sept. 29, as the clos­ ver grocer, accident.illv hanged happiness, prosperity and 12:55— News. WABC-CBS- 7:30. Pursuit of showdown. Both the American air raid precautions at Amsterdam Sweet Cider for Xmas his past experience and his high <38 carol program; 1 a. m.. St. 12 news. j Federation of I.jibor and the Con­ ing date. wlien he slipped and became great success attend you. 1 :00—Silent. Happiness: 6. Conrad Nagel The­ and Doom, his retreat, the news­ rating In the examination war­ Tomorrow's Program Melnard Monks' choir. gress of Industrial Organizations Tomorrow’s Program WJZ-NBC—1:18 p. m war chil­ ater; 10, Ellery Queen. paper Algemeen Handelsbiad re­ Open .^H D^v Sunday ranted his appointment. For A M. New Britain Panslea Bloom ^nve suggeated changes. The ported toilay. GALA NEW YE \R’S EVE A. M. 11:00 Today In Europe dren's Christmas overseas; 1 p m . WJZ-NBC 12 mxrn. Radio City Speed Limits 8:45—News, weather. New Britain. Dec. 23 -- (/r> — i House investigation of the Labor and Monday. PARTY 0:15-Tommy Dorsey s Orchestra drama, "Man Named Christmas' ; j Concert: 3:15, Foreign policy Thomas P. Hanford wonders if hia. Board has given Impetus The signs on streets where 9 :00—Christmas Services from 3 Broadcast from Siegfried line; | talk; 5:30 Opera auditions; 7:30, More than $100,000 1* found speed regulations were ordered, Colored Baptist Church of 9:30—News, Weather calendar Is right, or whether the ' efforts of some legislators to ef- Telephone 64.32 WILROSE DRESS SHOP 9:45—Carl Ixirch's Orchestra 3:46, "Vision In Bethlehem" by Oer- ' District Attorney: 8:30, Voice of annually In letters that reach the have been Installed. The town will Hotel Hooker Nashville. weatherman is giving Santa a I substantial changes In the dead letter office. SHOP Christmas Gifts 10:00—<'hiirch of the Air aldlne Farrar; 6, drama "Story of Hawaii; 10:30, (Theerlo, bum steer. He reported that as , be called upon to pay for the signs Hotel Sheridan Building 9:80—Sunday Drivers. 10:30O u r Best Wishes Christman"; 7, broadcast from MBS 3. Meditation and Meloily; winter began, he found a bed of i Taxes To Aid Farmers to be erected on streets that are ' 1 0 :00—Radio Pulpit. TOMORROW WilKmontfc 11:00 -War News Maglnot line; 11 05, Evergreen and 6. Listen America; 7:30, Nobody's pansies, ’some as big as half dol- xhp president will ask addition- not state owned or state aided, in­ Olgmntlfl Proteaslonai 10:80—Bill Johnson. 11:05 -News and Rhythm Tinsel. ("hildren; 10, Goodwill Hour. lara," blooming in his dooryard. I tuxes of the processing levy cluding Main street from the Cen- I 10:45— Boss Trio. MBS—4, New York randlelight Floor Show! 11:30-.Major Bowes' Family ------S-srlety for flnanclng past and fu- ter to Hartford road. The law on ! We Suggest— 11:00— Musical Interlude. 12:00-K a y Kyser's Orchestra service; 8, America Sends Greet­ Monday: Europe— NBC, 8 a. m.; To Tell War Events ture farm payments. The Chief speeds on streets where signs have | Choice of Full Courae Dinner! 11:05—W’alter L/igan'a Musleale. ings. various apenkeri and short P.M. WABC-CBS, 8 a. m., 6:30. 8:55, 11 Paris, Dec. 23—(/P>—The Polish | px*cutIve has taken the view that already been erected, will be en- j Noisetnakem! Favora! 11:80—Program from New York. wave plckupa, 11:15. drama, "Mod­ A Ping Pong Table Top (3 -4 **)...... $6.75 12:15 -Sunday Serenade . p m ; MBS, 10:15; WEAF-NBC, government-ln-exlle announced t o .: r„n-;ieaB already >wes the Treas- forced as soon as the order has ' •iSMIUSmMIKIUIMRMIHIHURtKrararaMIHMMRMIMUiltRHUWHURraMUrtCaa 12:00 Noon—Day Dreams— Bud 12:30-Last Minute Newa Flashes em CI.ristmas Carol"; 12. midnight II. day a "Green Book" describing I ury about 5500.000,000 for past ben- been sent to the police court offl- ' Make Your Reaervattona Now! Rainey, narrator; Harold 12:45—Movleland Melodies niaaa at St. Patrick's. WF.AF - NBC 1:30 Alma events leading up to war with Gor- v. nicl. were not included In the cials. The State Safety C^mmis- j $t.8a Per Peraon. A Ping Pong Table Top (3*8'*) . .$4.25 ' Kolb I 1:00—Special Vatican Chrlstmaa W L A F NBC WJZ-NBC 150. Kitchen Journal; 2:45 Hymns of Sion sent a copy of the order to '.Sllcrf Night. Holy N'lghl" liy Mar­ many would he is.-uieil early in annual budget. Phone WUUimuitle 987. t. M. Service From Rome All ChiiTChe.s; 7 Fred Waring the police and also sent one to jorie Lawrence, followed by enrols. January. Excl.isive of farm taxes, the ad- A Ping Pong Stand a • • • • eCfj* • • $4.75 12:15—Plnoccblo. 1:30—Xavier Cugat'a Orchestra Time: 8 Tommy Riggs; 8:30 Rich­ Judge Harold Garrlty. Judge Gar- 12:45—News, weather. 1:45 Radio Voice of Religion- (Tirtatnias l>ay ard Crooks, tenor; 9 Doctor I. Q.; rity, thinking that It was Just an- | 1:00—Christmas Program from Rev. H. Macktnson W ABC-m a, W.IZ NHC, MBS 0:50 AIpc Trmpirton Plano; 10 other notice, threw the copy away. I Vatican City. 2:(M) - Deniocracy In Action 10 a. m.. King George to ilrlllHh Joseph Pfistrrnack concert. I PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY! As a result the official notice has j 1:80—Prom Hollywood Today. 2:30 Bach Choir Of Bethlehem empire. WABC-CBS 12 noon Kate j PLEAS:<] ACCEUT OUR GRATEFUL not been received by Judge Ray- | WERE OPEN ALL DAY A Combination D o o r ...... $6.50 ' 2:00—NBC String orchestra. 2:.'i5- News WEAF-NBC 7 a m Zion Smith; 5:30 p m Adventures in | mond Bowers. When this Is re­ 2:30— Studko program. 3:00—Phllhsrmonic Symphony of THANKS AND FRIENDLY GOOD WISHES ceived by him the speed limits will Here’s a break for last minute Santas. Another A Chamberlain Combination Door 2:45—Sabbath Message. New York WINES - LIQUORS be enforced. full day to shop. Stocks have been replenished 8:05—1 Want a Divorce. 4:30- Connecticut Hall of Fame AND ALL POPULAR BRANDS OF BEER THIS CHRISTMAS DAY AND MAY THE To Watch for Speeders so you’re ire 1' just the r’kht iji. those Weather Strip ...... $1.50 8:80—Broadcast from Europe. 4:45 —Wayne King's Orchestra Dial a'*"' In the meantime the streets al­ on vour lict. 8:45— Rangers' Serenade. 6:00 President Roosevelt FREE DEUVERY— DIAE 6t W NEW YEAR BRING YOU HAPPINESS ready posted will be given closer 4.-00—Larry Clinton’s orchestra. Christmas Tree Mghting 3230 Storm Sash ...... $1.50 and np Closed All Day Monday. attention by the police and prose­ 4:80—The Shadow. Ceremonies AND SUCCESS cutions for speeding will start Ciau. Ooinfortsbl* Onral 8:00—Blue Barron's orchestra. 5:30- Ben Bernie and All The soon. The towm will have to pay Coartaona Servtoo At All nroeat 8:15— Muaical Souvenirs. Lads with Lew Lehr for the signs and erection not only 8:80—Spelling Bee. 6.00 .Silver Theater Oak St. Package Store on Main street from the Center A Blue Coal Heat Regulator...... $18.05 6:00—Let’a Go to Work 6:30- Gateway To Hollywood south but also on Spruce, where a 7:00 The War This Week IaiuIs Cervini, Prop. 21 Oak Street CITY TAXI 6:80— News, weather. THE 25 mile limit has been establish­ 6:45—FluIIerettes. 7:30 -Screen Guild Theater — 5 '.alwnrnriaacKWKmiltwwiwwivnwwnracwiwniaiiwazwiwwMWK ed, Porter, where the limit will be GREETINGS! OENNM ainiPIIT. Propi A Ton of Blue C o a l...... $13.25 7:00— Jack Benny. Roger Pryor, Oscar Bradley's Orchestra 30 miles. Summit, where two dif­ 7:80—Band Wagon. ferent limits will be posted and A Ton of Coke ..... ______$12.75 8:00— Rudy Vallee, Edgar Ber­ 8 DO ■ Campbell Playhouse — Or­ JKWWWnMCWMCWnMUWWniWWMnMMtNMHIfNMMIMia on South Main street and High­ In the Same Old gen. Charlie McCarthy. son Welles BEAUTY NOOK land streets. 9:00 — Manhattan Merry-Go- 8:.55 - News- Elmer Davis “i A Tank Full of Fael Oil 5V^e g d . Chief Gordon and Ckimmlsslon- Friendly Way Round. 9:(H» Ford Sunday Evening Hour 985 Main .Street er Johnston were named to secure 9:80— American Album of Fami­ 10:00 I’he Adventures Of Ellery these signs. Clilef (Gordon was al­ On the Same Old liar Music. (juceii FILMS so given power to have printed a 10:00—Hour of Charm 11:00 - Paul Sullivan form to be known as the radio Friendly Day DEVELOPED AND •10:30—Catholic Hour. II 15-Candlelight Birthday Serv­ 1 log. On this must be recorded all PRINTED 11:00— News, weather. ice, Washington Square Meth- messages received over the radio 11:15— Melodic Strings — Moshc mlial Episcopal Church. 24-HOUR SERVICE The W . G. Gleimey Co. Paranov, conductor: Ivirry 11:4.5 I'o Be Annouced and the time given when they MERRY CHRISTMAS 12:(H) Annual ITirlsImas Carol were received and the nature of Film Deposit Box At CoaL Lumber Masons’ SuppUas. Phtat Huard, baritone. AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR 11:46—Craig's Sunday Night. Service the message recorded. Under the .136 North Main Street Taltphone 4166^ rules governing the use of the Store Entrance 11:67—Silent Night. Holy Night. TO YOU A L L Marjorie Lawrence. ('hrlstmaa IMy radio, such logs must be kept for 12:00—Trinity Church Bells. A.M. three years. 12:05— Woody Herman's orches­ 7:00 Music Off riie Record — Sergeants In Charge KEMF'S tra. Ray Barrett Sergeant John McGIlnn and Ser­ Advertiae in The Herald—lt Pays 12:80— Joe Ventiti's orchestra 7:15- Esso Reixirter geant Michael Fitzgerald will be 12:56—News. 7.20 .Music OtT The Record— In charge of the radio cars. It will 1:00—SUent. Ray Barrett Tu All Our Friends — .Members of the Polish- be their duty to'see that all are in Mondav, Daormber 25 7:55 h^u Re|>orter American Club— And All Citizens of Manchester working order. They wUl take Once again as the holiday I J I f 8:00 Today In Europe • turns at the work days snd nights, A. M MAY (iOOl) HEAI.TH AND HAPPINESS May your Journey through the season comes with its good SHOP*. ' 6:00—Blue Grass Rnv. 8:15 .Shoppers .Special - Mualc, which will also give them hours of will and good cheer, our Time 6:25—News BE YOUR:’ AT CHRISTMAS TIME coming year be a happy one duty st the police station during thoughts turn to those 6:80— Francis J. Cronin, organ­ 8:30 Esao Re(ioiler and lead pleasantly Into the night shifts. whose cordial patronage 8 35--Shoppers Special — Con­ Radio Tented ist. AND THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR broad highw'ay of health and has meant so much to us m ; tinued After the meeting of the com­ T:00—Morning Watch. contentment. during the past year. To 8:00—News and weather 9:00—Christmas Hymns missioners a test was made of the them—and to all M you— 9:15—Good Morning 8:15—Doye O'Dell. DEPOT SQUARE PACKAGE STORE car*. One was driven to the towm 9:30 Chansonette John Karmarrz.vk line on Toiland turnpike and the MERRY CHRISTMAS Christmas 8:30— Radio Bazaar. 9:45 Bachelor's Children ■ 8:50--Rhythms of the Day. Merry Christmas 319 North .Main Street m ary carney hat shop other to Bunh Hill road st Bell 10:00 king Gi-orge VI Chrlst- street where they carried on a twm 6:00— Around the Chnslmas inaa Measage 893 Main Street Opp. St. Jamea's Church Tree A ll Our Friends and Patrons i wsy conversation. The police 10:05—I’l-etly Kitty Kelly commissioners were in the car st 10:00—The Man I Married. 10:15—Myrt and Marge K 10:15— John's Other Wife. the towm line and the operator was 10:30 .Hillto}t l1ou.(H- Barclay s Daiigliter.a I signal light was answered. Inistead 2;(K' -Laura (' 'luiidet. piani:,! ,I 2.1.5- Life and !>)>'<• of Dr .year-old Manchester, N- H., An Abundance of Life’s Good ness and Prosperity. 9:30—Jack Says, Ask Me An­ lee Cream Cakea. lawyer, to be eaalit ant secretary lights, or seta that are in poor condition. other. 7 :30—"Bkmdi« ' of tbn Treaaury emphaalaed today Things At Christmas Time 9:45— Lowell Thomas. 8:00 Tune t'p Time Andre ; joy be tlieir.8 at all times. and contentment. Um pre^ahUlty that H e i^ r t E. 7:00 -Fred VVaring's orchestra, Knstelanetz' Orchestra D E U a O U S SPUMONI And A New Year of Health We urge yon to have yonra mspected by your eleetriciaa, and O aara wiould 'be promoted to ua- 7:15— I Lavs a Myateiy. 8:30—Model Minstrels CREAM CAKE .. derpacretary, and Happiness. 7:80— Inside of SporLs with Jack 8:55—News - Elmer Daris caution against carelcsa use of metallic tinsCl and reflectors. Tbe latter post was vacated hy Stevens. 9:00—Lux Radio Theater—"Pin occhio" the rnal(iiatiaB yesterday o f John 7:45—Studio program. FROSTY FRUIT W. Haaaa, who wUI return to prt 8:00—Tommy Riggs, Betty Lou. 10:00 Guy Lombardo's Orchestra ' Anne CampbelPs 10:30 Esso Reporter ] rate buslneea. The Sullivan ap­ 8:30— Alfred Wallenstein's or­ ICE CREAM CAKE ... pointment waa announced soon af­ chestra. 10:35- Music Patterned for Danc­ m O H O P ing PHONE YOUR ORDER—3844—AND Vl’ETX terwards. The Manchester Electric Division »;0O—Dr. L Q. 11:00— Paul Sullivan Beauty Salon •:80—Alec Templetonempj Time. -avey s Grill DELIVER IT FREE! ‘Treading Florists” 11:15—Carl Lorch 853 Main Street Rubinow Bldg. Aftar InJm i Sailor 10:00— Ckintentedted program.. 11:30— Sammy Kaye'a Orchestra Boston. Oec 23.—(^Vr-Tha Coast 8 East Center Street Odd Fellows Bldg. TBB OO NIfK O noVT rOW KK OOBOPAlfT S0:90—Guy Hedlund and Com­ 12:00—Louis Armstrong's Orchea- 83 East Center Street Guard patrol boat Argo was dts- pany. miflsroRfi trm pstcbet) to the tl trawlar Wavs at a . 73 Main Streal Manchester. Conn 13:00—Newa and weather. AM. Closed AH Day Sunday and Monday. MART'S SODA SHOP OfpoaMa Army aad Navy d a b nsint about UO ssUta asst of Nan- 681 Main Street U^R^^'han Day U Done—Larry 12:30—Lawrence Welk'a Orcheatra today to t a j» off an Inlnzod tailor. ^1.'. . I .'.c- rtCM put upea bslptMa huB|ui a** rnach KUu, U. a Wdu For the HoUdayB— And for the War Plane Survivors SPECIAL! SILK SCARFS Inga la tha falaa nama of patriot* Sports Events 4bmrlrf«trr TlM official atstsmsnt o t Franeh The Glory of Christmas Eve Fantastic Play lam, but art growing atrongar and Recreation For Men and Women casualties in ths Western war In Going to Malta atrongar la their reaentmant -— B y - Sonring 9fraUl Europe put*-the toUI ot deaths In Hits Broadway For Holiday against the iaaUtuUon of war and Center Hems SAI.ESROOM euifi'itfUiiiD Hi rHUi sU French services since ths be­ Annie Russell Atkinson 48$ Main St. Trotter Bldg. In tbalr roallsaUon that It muat London, Dec. 23—(JP)—Reuters, MBIULU l*RIMTlNO CO^ INU ginning of the hostlllUes st 1,48S. Today: 2nd Floor Soath Door II BitMlI •trMi bo stamped out Tha tide ia rialag Two Basketball Attrac* British news agency, reported to­ !lanrht«»«r. Oonn, Covering three raonthe and con- Of all the nlghta In the year >They were afraid but tha angel as- Far*Fetched Attempt to 1-5. gym open for basketball THOMAIK rSHOr “ >N again t tha orgaalaation of vio­ team practice. E. S. day from Alexandria. Egypt, that sldsred In ths light of the human Christmas Eve aeoms to be tha su r^ them and graciously bade Ridicule War*Mongers lions for Wjeek-end Are 0«n#r«i Manaf^r lence aa more and more of the most Interesting. Everywhere poo- them to "Fear notf' for It was good 1-5, bowling alleys open, E. 8. 1 six survivors of a missing British poiifidM 'Vtohaf I ‘111 destruction In a similar period to human race arrive at an under­ pie are busy with the rnost fascl- tidinga that he brought. Then to Is Staged. 7-8, men’s plunge period, E. S. i Scheduled in T)owh. airliner had been picked up by a Pabitahad b*val7 lCv»niria the World War this la an amss- natlng. bustling, cneerful activity; their wondering gaze a choir of an- N ------* N 7-9, gym open for basketball ' ship and were being taken to Mal­ dandajra atid HoMdaya tCn^arad a> standing of Ita magniitude as an team practice, K. S. ta. tha Pna< Mall I •<’ bereaved families can experience mosphere Is filled vlth Joyous ex- peace, and goo^ will to men " They j 2 o’clock at the East Side Rye, Solium Thursday morning on a before enough of them have be­ Both Recreation buildings will I 01 s total of sorrow sufficiently pectatlon, the streets are aglow were told to go to B--thlehem where Shaw bav4' had play' failures since * the Rec Senior League will open 7:30-mile flight to Malta and had i>alTvafad Orta Taa? If 4M come of like mind to make an end with colored lights, windows and they would find the Christ Child, they became the two top drama-; remain closed on Cnristmas. been hunted by British warahlpr WELDON DRUG CO. heavy, goodness knows. its second week of competition of war forever and a day. doors gay with floral and evergreen The shepherds hurried to the lit- tuts of the world. Alexander | Director .Mike /w ick and the and other vessels. MEMBER OF I'HK 4RSOOMTRD But the thing that suggests It­ holly wreethe. In thousands of tie town and there tn the Inn they Recreation staff wish all the mem­ with a triple-heade'. St. Johns 901 Main Street l*H KSh If we can believe, as so many WoolUxitt, who withered the hearts ^ fha Aaa<*cla*a(1 Praai la aiclu aiva self at the moment la a compari­ homes candlelights and luminous found Mary, Joseph and the habe of actora with hla devastating re­ bers a very Merry hrlstmaa and a oppose the Fairfield Grocer* In Expensive CtirUtma* Tree Greeiinffs i» anmlad to ^ha ua# of rapuoiioa of ua do, that each' Chrlatmas decorated evergreen trees brighten lylr" In a manger, lust as the an- views when he was a critic, has Happy New Year. Hon of all naw i 1 tai*M»rhaa r*rarti»afl son of the French casualty figures I the opener, Morierty Brothers 8ae City. Ia.. Dec. 23.—(.P)—The ,\nd Bent Winhes CO It Of rn*i o*narw»»» erarti»ad »n leadfl u.— , him $100—In Justice court. He dren, Christmas Eve Is a night of told the story to all whom they Broadway's current top hit. "The the White Eagles In the nightcap. •prriai d*anMfrh#a harain ara bile. More than 33,000 persons The Samuel J. VVorlea awakened' was accused of cutting off the top no reservations we can great each wonderful mystery; the long ex­ met. * The latter two teams are unde­ FRENCH raaart ad have been killed In motor acci­ Man Who Came to Dinner." in the middle of the night, rubbed half of a tree and leaving the bot­ other gladly—aa the Herald dost pected visit ot "Sanva” grows near­ Life could never , e just the same Mae West has been carted off feated. KuH aafvtra oHant of S' E 4 dents In this country this year. In er every minute; they feel that lor them. They had seen a vision their eyes, listened to someone tom half standing—In a cemetery one and all—with "Happy Chrlat- from her Broadway theater to bask Monday night at th* Sport* Beauty Shoppe ft^ rvtr» I ri> round. If somewhat Inadequate Santa Just knows vhat they want ot angels and had conversed with shoveling cogl. A late delivery to The Justice find him $50 to cover In Jail because she didn't agree Center on Wells street. Manches­ the value of the tree and a similar 860 Main Street PuMiahar* K#*praari»i h »I v ra I*hr and they go happily to bed t,o await them. Heaven In that hour became elghbor.s, they flfured. Next morn­ numbers, that makes 8,000 vic­ with the censors and then returned ter High's great array of 1937-38, amount on a charge of defacing luliua Mn»h*-v^a Sj*rrtnt 4*C<'»i« V- the fullment of their dreams. real to them. Ah, yes, Heaven triumphantly to become one of the ing, they discovered a ton missing which captured three titles In the Vaw VorM <"*h*ra»rt n^irnlt ano tims of street and highway mis­ public property. Christmas Eve is a night extraor­ stooped down to earth to lift us up, celebrated stars of Hollywood and from their own bln. most successful season In Red and Rollon “ Salvage the New Deal” haps In the United States during dinary, a night of aappy surprises. the glory and the m » in the growing more and more vocifer­ tle did they know that the hap­ that war and all strife, envy aj--* is placing Christmas seals on the lish League. A preliminary game Manrhfpie? r:v*n»n« M#ritd count y that la enjoying all the It la an unbelievable street ju.st ‘tickets' he leaves on automobiles. will open the program. Also Hamilton, Elgin, Waltham, ous of late, with which we do not penings of the hours before them hatreds shall cease, and that security of peace, meet death from would forever enchance the com­ and good will shall reign. aa you now meet upon it a play w m n w ^ M i B w e Oman and Other Watches. bold. It Is a criticism whose Saturday, December 23 the automobile, aa French sol­ monplaceness of their lives, of the .a a glorious future before ua. t called "One* Upon a Time." a honor given to them that would ^'"satirical fantasjr” by Lawrence spokesmen are sometlmea Repub­ diers and sailors arc dcstroye'd In emancipation of au mankind. On licans and sometimes, perhaps resound down the centuries. this Holy Christmas Eve may our Joseph Dugan. This play Is a far­ MATTHEW Chrlslmas a war In which they are crlgaged As the shepherds sat on the hill­ faith and love be Increased and fetched attempt to ridicule war oftener, Democrata, but always DANCING TONIGHT by the mllllona. side looking at the sky, suddenly a may we emulate the humble shep­ mongers and In addition other un­ Christmas! pride themselves on what they related subjects Including virgins, WIOR Allowing for the fact that the wonderful thing happened. The herds In adoration and worship of The nineteen hundred and thir­ call ronser\’atlsm. They are not darkness of the night was tit up the Christ Child, and join In the home-makers end the-pure-ln- JEWELER population of thle country Is $$$ Mata S t ManehesMr ty-eighth anniversary of the Idith that: thev are radicals, tor reac­ with the glory of the "I.ord” and angelic anthem. "Glory tf- God In heart which are Items to confuse C R im n e s some, ling like three tlmea as they saw and heard what no other the highest. Peace on earth, good normal-minded onlookers. DANTE'S RESTAURANT Open Tonight Until 9 O’clock. of the First Pacifist. tion can be ns radical ns liberalism great aa that of France, the auto­ mortals had ever seen or heard, will to men." Staged with simple scenery such 10 East Center Street Odd Fellows Building And It Is sheerly lin|>os8lble for In the extremes to which It would as a rock to portray a mountain * it * any of us, who would so gladly mobile deaths In the United top and a tiny house front to give Featuring Freeh Clams and Oyeters On the Halfshell In pursuit of Its own domina­ Clam or Oyster Fries Crab Meat Cocktail greet Christmas as marking In States, per Unit of population, are ing, sardines,and summer milk. It worm remedy and this a matter the illusion of a palace, the story tion. still twice as numerous, for a is also present In Irradiated foods best left to the physician. begins with three elfinish lads Orcbeetra Every Thors. a<—Mr. and $05 Main Street it is only natural that our dividual endeavor which has built us expected would, by this time, very young children need cod liver married as be finds here his first crushed and agonized by man's In­ Mrs. William Gamble have prom­ lovs. They have their domestic this nation and to replace it with have laid most of Europe In ruins oil or some similarly rich vitamin thouffhta tom to thoaa humanity to man. D substance. When climatic con­ ised traffic policemen they will quarrels, but when he attempts to a managed economy like that of and destroyed a large proportion Health-Diet But W'hen Jesus of Nazareth came ditions are such that It Is possible leave their horse and buggy at leavs her and return to his moun­ tha totalitarian nations; It Is lead­ of Its human life. tain climbing companions he finds many of you who hava to earth in the stable at Bethle­ * In New York * to give the young child plenty ot home during future Christmaa ing us down the road to national Relatively small as It Is, the Advice sunlight, cod liver oil may not be that he has been drafted into the hem it was Into a' world where shopping expeditions. army to fight, that be must pay oontrlbutad to our ane> bankniptcy; Its purp'ises and In­ French fatality list Is long Dr. Prank Met'-oy necessary, but for children living hatred and bloodlust and avarice, By George Rosa played up and down Times Square By In cold climates where weather The elderly couple alighted yes­ taxes and so he and his com­ tentions are dark and sinister; It enough. It Is the relative, as well terday from their carriage and cess. WaWiahYouAU and wars were the constant hu­ New York, Dec. 23 — Rialto at the dingy burlesque houses conditions preclude exposure to panions are held down by these 1911 1939 Is an enemy of the American way as the actual magnitude of our Roundup. Maurice Evans Is back that dot that district. He was Vitamin D sunlight, the giving of cod liver hitched their horse to an electric crass human necessities and can A Meiir Christmas and man state, so great a part of ex­ of life." In town (or a short stay with obviously far superior to en­ light post In State street, Chica­ no longer search for Ideals. So be automobile death numeration that oil seems to be highly beneficial. And istence aa to be accepted aa life These words quota no particu­ his marathon "Hamlet” (^ e un­ vironment but no one did any­ Vitamin D— also called "The go's shopping center. goes away to war as an escape, A Bountiful Now Year. Itaelf, Inseparable from any socie­ la truly horrifying. cut version which requires ap­ thing about It. One of bis lines By the time they returned, their not knowing what war Is. C«HRI8 TMA 8 lar aource; they not unfairly rep­ Sunshine Vitamin"—Is the vitamin Questions and Answers arms loaded' with C%rlstmas bun* ty or condition of being. proximately three - and - a- half used to be to Inform the audience Thers la a prop moon that la resent many sources. hours to play, which evens things that they were getting $4.40 most familiar to the public, as It ■ (Nervousness) dies, the traffic tangle waa terrific. rolled out at intervals and an off­ That first Christmaa came In a up with the almost four-hour Stull." has been widely publicized both In Question: Hilda Q. wants to The equipage. It seema, wras a curl* stage voice. Old Man Moon, gives A Happy Now there Is a Republican oalty to a few thousand pedes­ tiny Interlude between a long se­ running time of "Gone With the Lew Brown. the producer, articles and advertisements. know: "Why Is It when a person advice. statesman who has been frequent­ trians. Washington Wind." dropped Into one of the burly Vitamin D. may be obtained In Is nervous. It seems to be so hard It la so ludicrous a play that It Is Another Christmas ries of wars and tribal combats ly thought of In connection with to find the cause? I have been The Gambles explained they And Fredric Lonsdale who usu­ houses out of curiosity and saw two different ways, that la, by a novelty it could be produced In 4 that haci been going on for thou­ the Presidency—Senator Arthur ally provided the stage with fash­ Silvers perform. He signed him bothered this way for several were shopping Just as they did In the theater. So it must be writ­ U. S. Cleaners and Dyers food taken through the mouth or 1893 when they were married. New Year sands of years In Palestine and H. Vandenberg of Michigan. He Daybook ionable hits Mike "The Last of Immediately as the comedy star by exposing the unclothed akin to yeara and although I have drifted ten down aa ample proof that moat . . . and on<» again we wish you from one school of healing to an­ any play can be produced on 836 Ifain Straat Near MoatgnoMnr Warffa which had had their counterparts has fought President Roosevelt on Mrs. Cheyney") sneaked In with a of a current hit. "Yokel Boy." the ultra violet rays in sunlight. all the joy and happiness this world By Presto* Urovet political etage cartoon callled Oddly enough. Silvers now does other, have not received any real Broadway. sU over the world ever since man When sunshine is not available, a To All Our Patrons many an occasion. There have "Foreigners" that was kicked much the same type of humor he benefit.” It Is Just too much stark fan­ can give — and with it goes the discovered the means of wholesale substitute treatment may be giv­ Large Appendix been other occasions on which he around menlly by the boys from did In burlesque, only the cus­ en with the ultra violet ray lamp Answer: It has been my experi­ tasy. too much bad plsywriting. Washington—As an anUdote to ence that the causes of nervous­ hope that we may continue to merit murder. And even that Interlude has not fought him. He Is at least all the stories you bear of i*uul V. the Drama Critics tTrcle. I tomers are paying around the er generator. It la believed that 'ihe performers are Miriam was filled with the sordid, mali­ Paul Osborn, the playwright $4.40 mark. the body manufactures vitamin D ness arc not hard to find, when Is Given to Tufts Stone from Tiale, Robert Busch your friendship as jve have since In the top flight of Republican McNutt's unpopularity with the the necessary consideration Is giv­ cious scheming and quarreling of Washington press corps, take one who gave Broadway a recent suc­ Funniest line In the show Is his for It.sclf following ultra violet ray from Harvard, Alan Fleming from 1911. RED MEN A. C. Presidential possibilities because cess, "On Borrowed Time," Just effort to enter a film studio In treatment or exposure to sun be en to both physical and psycholog­ Columbia and a few otber actors power politics, with the seething look at his selection as the Demo­ ical factors. Correction of the he Is able and Intelligent and has cratic speaker at the recent Grid­ gave It another one In "Morn Hollywood. "I’m an executive, ' cause ergostcrol is present In the Chelsea, Mass., Dec. 23— (A’)— who are not from any college and Petor Vendrillo, PresldenL I. f' hatreds of racial mlnorlUca, with Ings at Seven,” a play that Is skin. Foods containing ergosterol causes will usually be followed b^ The world's champion appendix, so perhaps wish they were In one at made thfc mark of such a man iron banquet. ho says. "How Important?" recovery, at least to the extent gang raiding and banditry and en- Juat now that has political Im­ chiefly unusual because Its least queries the doorman. "Brother- can be made to contain vitamin far S3 attaches of the Chelsea aol- the moment Frank Adama, Scerotary. In a magazine article Just pub- that the patient will bo able to dlers Home are concerned, now . alavement and with the lifting of portance. Important characters arc youth­ in-law," retorts Phil. D by being irradiated with ultra ll.shed the Michigan senator sayi: The Gridiron members are men ful. It is a homespun vignette violet. live In comfort (•“th the sensitive, rests In a botUe at Tufts Medical every nuui's hand against his of a special stripe. With a few ex­ Vitamin D enables the body to hlghpowered type of nervous sys­ 'School. "Fight years of the New Deal of the old folk who are weary of I'ngallant, But True tem with which he was probably Adyertiae in The Herald—It Paja neighbor. ceptions they are seniors among being cooped up In their senility Theodore Dreiser, who is taking use calcium and phosphorous In It Is an 11U Inch specimen from MARLOW’S have launched certain social con­ bom. The usual causes of ner­ Orernighi News It was a worse world, that, than the press 'corps, bureau chiefs, or and want to Get Away From It a sabbatical from literary chores, building strong bones and teeth. Is the person of Dr, Lewis Glaser, 36, cepts- which. In their objectlvee, special writers of long Washing­ essential for growth In children, vousness are outlined In my spe­ assistant surgeon at John Adams the one we know now far worse. All Perhaiis the finest tribute told a lecture audience the other cial article called "HELPS FOR Of Connecticut cannot and should not be re­ ton experience with large or spe­ paid it wa.H Hubert Benchlcy's night that soon he will he at work and is apparently one of the vital hospital. It "was taken from him It wras a wrorld so filled with ugly cial following. Among them are factors In preservihg well-being at NERVOUS PATIENTS" and I ad­ during an operation yesterday and versed." Again he says; "Feder­ who said: "I tvciuld have been on a hook of phllo.sophy. "Is it vise that every reader troubled by By Aoaoelated Pree* passions, with malice and all un- many who have access to the very proud to have written It or about women? " a doling miss In­ all ages. he promptly donated It to Tufts, al responsibility for relief Is a heaven where Democratic prayers When there la an Insufficiency nervous sysptoms, write for this his alma mater. charitablcness that there was to have played In it." quired. "Darling, " retortcti Dreis­ article. Send your request to me in Stamford—Walter S. Campbell, national problem and must he are answered. er. "without women there would of the vitamin such conditions as Hospital records indicated the scarcely room in It for the first tooth decay, faulty formation ot care of this newspaper and enclose former town purchasing agent ar­ treated as such. There will be no Now They I'ay For **$4.40 Stuff" be no need for philosophy!" a large, self-addressed, stamped previous largest appendix was rested two weeks ago on charges seeds of Justice and charity and Is He, Or Isn't He? Talking about the entertain It’s Bert Nevlns’ notion that In the Jaw, ■ and rickets will result. "only** nine inches long. And A Hqppy New Year desertion of this obligation." The whole question hinging In the face of a mild lack during envelope. of theft and forgery, was given his peace that the Savior brought In­ The Wagner act. Senator Van- ment world, one often reads Europe, they have re-armed all (Pin Worms In n ClUld) liberty when he raised a $5,000 around McNutt la whether he In fiction, but rarely secs trans­ but the Venus de Mllo! the growing period, the child may to It denherg declares, should be really Is PreAldent Roosevelt’s not develop rickets but may de­ Question: S. P. Inquires: "Have Domagod By Mine real estate bond. He la due to ap­ NEW MODEL LAUNDRY muted to real life, the situation of I like the Irvscrlptlon over the found one of the children has pin pear In city court Dec. 27. It was a savage world, and the amended but mu.st not be attack­ heir designee. No, no. never! say chonis girl - liecomea — star- bird sanctuary In Gramercy velop other symptoms. The bones Phone 8072 a thousand left-wingers within may not form correstly and thus worms. What should I do?" London, Dec. 23— —Ths BrlU Trumbull — WUllam Fitxgerald, only law it knew was the law of ed as a whole. Me asserts that overnight of bur!esquo-comlc- Park. "On this site," says fhe Answer; The child must be told Ish steamer r--vfevale. 4.434 tons, 17, of Stepney waa fatally Injured the administration Itself. But this geta-Broadwuy-chancc. will be produced the small Jaw and the tooth and the claw. The less the New Deal has taken advanced bronzed Indlanlan of the sliver text, "stands a building dedicated crooked teeth which spoil Vte at­ to wash the hands thoroughly be­ was towed o a northeast port when thrown from an automobile The latter really happened, to the care and comfort of its ten­ that went out of control while de­ than twenty centuries that have ground In aids to agriculture and locks, the Iron Jaw and steely eye, tractiveness of the mouth. The fore each meal and after each visit today after oclng damaged by a can not be written oft the Demo­ though. For years Phil Silvers ants." to the bathroom. ■ Keep the finger­ mine. Part of her crew remained scending ChurchUl Road hill. The pasted since the Great Fvent are that a Republican victory In 1940 teeth will suffer, the enamel and cratic slate Just because certain dentine being thin and the teeth nails abort and acrupulously clean. aboard, but 17 took to UfeboaU car rolled over him, crushing his brief period contrasted to the would not surrender any of the of the administration faithful say showing a tendency to early decay. When the worms are present In and were rescued by another ves­ chest and causing other Injuries long vista of lime since mankind advanced gpuind worth holding. he should be. critics concialc—that he keeps his On the other hand, when plenty small numbers, they are usdally sel. from which be died several hours pollt.cul hciiii working at all times. later In a Bridgeport hospital. has been on this globe. It Is less Me declares that the Social Se­ It Is hard td put your finger on Trolaiifl Refuses of calcium Is supplied together easily removed by ^ving a small Not all of hla critics, moreover, warm water enema every day for Hartford—Leading members of than the full litftlraes of thirty any one with gl'oasier prospects with vitamin D during the grow­ Artificial Leg as OKt curity act in some form la here to of RoosevelUan tavor. In the face are iiloalLstic left-wingers in the ing period, the bones and teeth 1 or 2 weeks. When present In the (>>nn«ctlcut Pomological Soci­ men or women, one following the stay, no matter what the political of the known hostility of Post­ ailministrallon. lie has others who t.\lra Pa> Offer develop normally. The jaw bones larga numbers, It la often difficult ety meeting here agreed that more •• - J-!, Just plain don I like him on gen­ Chicago. Dec. 23—(flV-Raymond other. Op the whole that Is not outcome nritt year. And the cap­ master General Farley, of Secre­ arc large enough to accomodate to get rid of all of them and the aales promotion was needed In the eral principles. best plan la to consult your doctor Hajdek, 32, received an arttfidal marketing of Connecticut apples so very tong. And In It, despite tion of his article is, 'The New tary Ickes, and a numbei of others the teeth without crowding and BEST WISHES who have the Pre.sldcnl's ear, the Blit at this point near the be­ New London. Dec. 23—(.P)—The who will advise a suitable remedy leg for Christmas. He lost a le|i and legislation waa proposed to the Burv’iving (TueUlps and mad city of New London tried to play the teeth are evenly placed and are Deal Must Be Salvaged." President has conferred outstand­ ginning of heavy going In the strong and white. The enamel and to be taken by mouth and will al­ In an au to^ bile accident recent- provide for large-letter labelling of ambitions that arc causing . so Granting the New Deal the ing favors upon .McNutt. coming campaign, he la a man to Santa Claus to Its $4,000-a-yeaV so give any necessary advice about jy. *rhe^»(?UflcUl Hmb waa pur- "cuU” apples, better packing, bet­ MAY YOU HAVE GOOD dllrector ol law, Thomas Troland, dentine are thick and densely much trouble and misery, we have He gave him an opportunity to be reckoned with. The Grldlron- calcified. Intestinal injections. In the case ot ^lased with contributions from de­ ter grading and removal of poor merit of good intentions and at era put their own stamp on that to the tune of $15.(KK), but the fendants In Judge John Out- CHEER NOW come a long, long way. get a close-up view of our .No. 1 Vitamin D is present In egg a young child, considerable Judg­ trees from orchards. A committee BEST WISHES several points with the organiza­ diplomatic problem, the Orient, judgment. official, a man In moileat financial ment muat be shown in selecting a knect's traffic court. was appointed to Inquire Into the At least thort* aic now great circumstances, would have none yolk, liver, butter, ualmon, herr­ AND e v e r y y e a r tion of excellent Ideas, the Michi­ by appointing him High Commis­ matter In detail and prepare a re­ OF THE SEASON areas where men and women and sioner of the Phillppiiiea. Then he of it. port for the entire society’. gan man l>ecome8 a far more ef­ His reported last night to the children can dwell side by aide fective critic of the Roosevelt- ad- hauled him back home to put him Thomaston—Barbara Davis, 7- MERRY XMAS In charge of the Kwleral Security City (^uncll that he could not wlth other men and women and | ministration than any of those year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. administration, which harbgrs the Quotations take proffered extra compensation Francis Davis, was fatally Injured TO ONE AND ALL children of differing racial origins I thlck-and-thln enemies of any sort social welfare dearest to the Pres­ for added work he did and ex­ by an automobUe whUa crossing or varying religious or political | ,,f social reform referred to above, ident's heart, such as the social penses he Incurred In connection Main atreet while her mother and with the city's acquisition of land beliefs without the Irresistible security and old are programs. It After considerable thought. I four-year-old brother stood at the "Wishbone altruism," he says, Is no wonder then that he becomes for a public park because It would urge to destroy them At least we have arrived at the conclusion be Illegal. curb. 8b* had left them for a mo­ "must give way to backbone prac- the target of Secretary Ickcs, as that the Bepnbllcan party can be ment to go to the post office to know that thc’ c is such a thing Mcnlity." and he declares hla be­ volunteer .spokesman (or those In Bucre.-isfiil If It denvmstrates to maU Christmaa cards. as peace a n d that it Is Immen.se- ! lief that "1940 Is America's last the administration who think Me the farm voters and those depend­ Null would. be a very bottom- Riley Chevrolet Co., Inc. ly desirah!! , a n d f-ir, tirpea and , ent on the farmers thst the party Gifts for Orion •hance to balance sense and sen­ slde-up choice for the President PnbUcattoa Leads to Altar within the liinitb nkeis i.N. Y.l Is a wonderful &1S drivers In first aid. "Naver take this opportunity to an* iniversal spirit of Christma« Is had beer, driven more and more restriction. The arauca la a mer­ crowd a person who Is out cold,” otom their gratitude for your Indianapolis, and of divorcing Mc­ i place. It Is '.so full of hardshelled I chant ship. no idle dream; that It la some­ toward the Idea of Roosevelt and Nutt's political activities from the Republicans who don't believe' he said. "Don’t let spectators cu* fnssoimeaa during tha pant ARMY-NA VY CLUB off the air he needs Don’t—' ysaz . . . and -j o wmB you— thing which through the centuries the idea ot a third t-rm by a fear Security Administration. 1 every time I take a deep breath Moat Eligible for Dinner. that capitalism will fall. On* of the drivers fainted—and a) ana and aO— A Sincere M eny we have been approaching, though 'hat the Republican party was be­ Allentdwn, Pa.. Dec. 23—tjP) - tha other drivers Immedlstel Christmaa. One To Kerkon W ith —Fotfl Rronder, Communist lead­ WUllam Kensey, 31. Thalmann TONIGHT 8:30 •rltb stumbling feet, and to reach ing led Into the way of heartless On at least two occasions. Mc- er. BROTHERS erowdsd around him. Oa., lays claim to being the moat WATKINS KELLER’S MEN'S WEAR which la the destiny of mankind. leactlun. .Nutt's critics have pointed to cer­ eligible for a big Christmas din Regular Games! Special Game tain ot bis Security Administrator 887 Main Straat Maybe l|he attainment la nearer. At the moment the Michigan I would father see the Klan ner. Ksassy wss found la a box & HARTFORD BsbMFa root Lnlaeky acUvlUM M having mora value to 1 Ku Klux Klan) disorganized than MANCHESTER ■tax ooorrr, than w« have ever senator becomes a commanding car hare two days ago. nsar dsatb FraeGaaMs! Swaapataka! ,*,4.700 him a* a candidate than to the see It continue ita old policy of after IS days without food or KnokvlUa. Tana.. Dae. U t r dand to hope. OounUeaa mllltoni, flgura In any speculation on th* aged. McNutt le too shrewd anti-ScmlUam, anti-Catholidam or ArahMtMfbet la a latter Jantmad Door Priic! watar. He was Inadvertentiy Im­ a canreUatioo marhine la the' ■D over the wwld, are not only Republican nomination for the liUcally to let miachlef ontl-allenlsm. prisoned tn the loading bole of '" l i i KnooETille tha height Betty carter — awaits the com­ MATERIALS I We were sorry to hear of Olive the combined church choirs at this ing e( SanU Claaa. I RobbtnsW accident. All wish her Legion Prepares fent Messiah—Jesus of Nazareth— service under the direction of G. Neutral Zone Telephone 5125 s speedy recover. Glad to hear in the Bethlehem stable nearly 3.-' Albert Pearson, choir director, in­ Veatrrday: Banto Maua Brown, she Is at home for Christmas. For New Year’s 000 years ago will again ring cluding the Halleujah Chorus from nwmltlng the coming of hla daugh­ Plan Frowned Mons-Yprcs Post As this I." the last message In around the world this happy week- ; Handel's “Messiah." ter, cUngs te Ufe. Mrs. Brown Uea 1P39 the members of the Ander- end as It has sounded through the i A Chrlatmas drams, "Christinas to him nbout the gtrl’a socceoa. At Eon-Shea Auxlllsry extend a very ages. Qiristmas Is a celebratioo of In a Cobbler's Shop", will be (re­ tha Carter home, Christmas hap­ M ero’ Chrl.stmas and Happy New If the site of the crowds In the On hy Norris B. W . V. And Is the Navy happy! They’re wearing unlfonB* la their latest picture, bgt the hooUggns are aU denominations, the l>aric sented at 7:00 p. m. tomorrow in piness reigna when Ihe children Year to the Manchester Evening stores this week, both here and foundation of all Christian faiths the North Methodist church. At find their toys. Jerry offer* Car­ Herald staff for their cooperation In Hartford, can be regarded as lust as scrap-happy as ever. Put 'em ell together and there's plenty of excitement with the Dead and the happiest of all rellgous 10:45 a. m. Sunday the usual ter s Job nt the Pmlals Roynle. (Continued from Page One) In printing our news during the an Indication, this Chrtatmaa will End Kid* "On Dress Parade" at the SUte. where they appear to morrow and Monday and the army British Veterans wishes that they had never arrived. events. Christmas service will be held, the AUce Bnnka cornea hi. past year. be one o f the most prosperous In pastor's theme being, "Departing further consultations to determine several years. Probably most of In Manchester’s churches and Chapter X Willis Garage The members of our Auxiliary Another Way.” upon these measureo. Ikfc YOU WE SEND YOU OUR GREETINGS! wish the comrades of the Ander- us have contributed to that great homes this year the spirit of the AUce Banka entered the Carter ! Offer Greetings day will be heightened In the "The Marvel of the Ages” will Among the measure* that may I "Psacky” Plate Glass Is , Sold May your way b* gay: your pleasure* unending; your Christ­ imn-.'!hea Post a Merry Christmas American Institution known as be the subject of t^ie pastor's ser­ living room with her gin* be di.scussed is the exclusion from Fixes All Cars mas a Merry On*; your New Year a Prosperous One. ind prosperous New Year. "laat-mtmite shopping." Amid knowdedge that we are free from children'* Chrlatmas. She stopped, $200,000 Loss \Scalzo May Rule Feathers war qnd bloodshed wiUjln our mon at the South Methodist church all mssintance Jn Pan-American ABDOMEN? A Merry Christmas and Happy all the bustle of business, a few amazed at the outlay of toys, even ports of belligerent warships en MISS BERNICE JUUI. j Tto the membere of the Mons- subjecta present themselves for borders. Buffering snd want, due to tomorrow morning. The annual New Year to you sll candlelight service will be held In amazed at the • ‘*^1 of J^r>^ F- - - -;'V c«vltie. with-in the By Metcalf Company An automobile Is such a romplex MISS TERESA CE8COTTI frpie Poet and to the merobere ot Gertie your consideration. economic dlsturosnces. has been MISS Hlt-DUR SKOOG As Fire Rages this church st 7:30 tomorrow eve­ Jerry went I rone and the Interning of warswarships AuxUlary—A Very Happy The Executive Committee met If He Can Lure Archibald reduced to a minimum through the h,. .rn„ U.. mechanism that a list of things MISS OEBALDINB TENNEY generosity o f many better supplied ning. Afi excellent musical pro­ that can get wrong with It reeds Cbrlatmaa. We would alao take during the week and discussed gram has been arranged by the kissed her, tenderly It's hard to tell which is that to put glams where glass appar- several Important matters. Tha with the nccesstUes of life. a low voice, only for her ears. mo-sl desirable feature of gla.** cntly couldn't "grow " before. To­ thU opportunity to extend to our Flames Roar Along Lake gS—(iPl—Tbe^and used it sparingly, Scalzo surg- choir for both aanrleea. The declaration probably will r almoat Uke a medical dirtlonarj-. ^ la r y B iia Hi i p II C h e n e y New York, Dee Peace as the Theme "I almost killed Santa Clau* day. gloss nonchalantly turns cor­ only one that would be opportune " ------*^ed atrongly through the late ,! serve as a means of forcing re­ iU bca)ity or its usefulness. Cer­ Its ailment can be very simple, good comrade* of the Dllworth- next featherweight champion of Peaesr and good wiU towards Tomorrow at 9:30 there will be I’ve been trying to take his place tainly glass i* to our home's ap­ ners and acorns the support of C ^ e l l Poet. The Anderson-Shea to publish at the present moment Winnipesaukee; Light rounds to a unanimous decision. plies from the belligerent* to the Auxiliary the world may be Petey Scalzo, men” will be the theme of sermon a service In German in the Zion ^ ^ever since . . . finish up his job pearance what diamonds are to metal or wood. It slanda on its like being In need of a bath: or 11 'U J fld o n ^eauXti Sjaiotb is the approval of the date chosen Through an Interpreter Chavez notice of creation of the zone serv­ K i t , The Y. D. Club, The Die- Skies for Seven IVliles. the little reaper from New York's and song In local churches tomor­ Lutheran church and the cblldren’iu^^ Ifor him. Alice, he gave me a . our fingera—but it has *n irre- own two feet, and the effect la ran be eritiral. aa a result of a col- . PhoBS 5009 kbled American Veterans. The by Commander Hollister for the grunted the information that "the ed upon them In October, when the Hotel Sheridan Building l.’niled Spanish War teeming west side, but first he'll row and in special servicee on Christmas service at 7 p. m. TheT?^ Bderful Chrlatma* present—he \ i placeable practical value, too. as breathtaking—and sales-worthy. ipuUab War VeU, the Army and j December meeting of the Post decision made me very unhappy. zone wa* mapped out at a confer­ llalon. have to catch up wtth Joe Archi­ Christmas Day. The Christmas Christmas Day service will be in brought me to my sense* — he i witnessed by safety glass In au­ Wise store-owners are going to Just as you have one doctor to K t n ’ Club and their Auxiliary <>ur The meeting will be on next Tues­ The Weirs, N. H., Dec. 72—i/P)— ence of American republic* in Veterans day, the day following Chrl.>'tmaB, bald, the present king- I thought I won and would like to Matins "Julotta” will be observed English at 7 a. m. and a German gave you back to me. God bleae A Spencer will not mervly tomobiles and o)ir very newest make a New Year's resolution to whom you go for pretty nearly best wishes for a Merry Christ- Officials estimated at nearly meet him again.” and we hope you will make It a Thla looka like a tough Job, be­ by the Emanuel Lutheran church seriice at 8:15 a. m. with sermon Santa (Jlaus Brown!" Panama City. i conceal it — it will correct it I |K>ts and pans. equip their shops with more gUi everything, ao do you like to 0Wa- We would also remember at 5200.000 today the loss caused by Hla manager, Jess Lossda, ad­ AutboriUtIve aourcea said the point to attend. cause Archibald and bis manager, Monday morning and groups from by the pastor. Betty aUred at them, open- Teleplione or write for freo There la another factor In glass. fixtures thsii ever. They know patronize s garage that can give thla time our friends of the Man­ flames which roared along the Al (Weakltl Weill aaw Scalso mitted Cbavek did not show the wording of the declaration woulH SA FER AND Members Attend Do not forget the big New shores of Lake Winnipesaukee last several local churches will sing In Catholic Churches mouth^ and astonlahment. fiBore itudr- sLsn, and that is the psychologfcsl they ran enlist the help of the your car complete care. Such a chester Evening Herald and to our storm his way to a decision over form he had displayed at home Christmas carols throughout the be the same to all belllgerenU. DON WILLIS^ BUONUflIMUIAr' Year's Eve dance and dinner par­ night, destroying the 70-year-olrt A t St. Bridget's church tomor "M y teacher and Mr. Donald­ factor. They give merebandUe In Metcalfe .Glass (Company for their place is Don Willis' Garage, 18 faithful helper and good comrade, Simon Chavea of Venezuela In and said Chaves too had com­ day tomorrow and' Christmas for son love each other! Mother MISS ANNIE SWl^"l windows and cases tantalizing at­ store fronts, their show esses, and MOTOMND Archie Kilpatrick hoping that Dept. Banquet ty at the Rainbow. It Is only side wheeler excursion steamer row masses will be celebrated a t Main street. Madison Square Garden last night plained that hla light band was the sick and shut-ins. Hoar* t to 6 mnd 7 io 9 P. M. tractiveness. Gooort that equipped to have a grand time seaplane and Its dork. they say "my garage". Under the The banquet held Saturday eve­ Kayoi^ the Champ this country (or another bout may ship of home and loved ones and and evening. On Christmas Day The boya, derisive of love-making, something *o temptingly Just out! It simple to modernise your store SUNOOU './i comrade BUly Moore who haa been making merry. The blaze, which Fire Chiel a solemn high mass will be cele­ personal dii^tinn of Mr. Willis, SUNOCO GAS AND OILS ning, December 16, In the Hotel Several members paid a visit to On a December night a year ago be decided today. He came here on throughout Manchester and vicin­ paid no attention to the couple. of reach. throughout without having to go o s aoS 4M s confined at bis home this past two Arthur Spring said started under Scalzo knocked out Archibald In a vacation and although he made brated at 6 a. m. and low masses of Local Leagues It's a friendly place, where the ■OOONV Garde, was well attended. Two our new home last Sunday. Com­ the stove In Ihe Borton and Maine ity family members have returned Jerry wa* so full of enthusiasm An expanse of glass, both inside any further than Onter street, or man who takes your car knows Complete Lobrication months with Illness, was removed the second round of an over­ a good Impression' as a defensive at 7:30. 9, 10 and 11 a. m. that ha might as well have been Wednesday morning to the Noro- hundred and .seventy-flve came to rade George Dimkelberger, the sr railroad station, spread under the to home firesides in greater num­ Sec. Senior Leagoe and uutstde your store, la an un­ phoning 58M. what you want done almoat before Servlet. chltteet was on hand, made sev­ weight bout and ever since has fighter, he may choose to pass up bers than ever before. At St. James's church there will alone in the room with Alice. SALUTE! paralleled "come-on" to the pro­ If you are interested in attract­ ton Soldiers Home. It is not just boardw.alk to the steamer dock be­ other bouts since he can't now Pet. yoti have said It. welcome Commander in Chief. eral helpful suggestions. He stat­ had his gaze trained on a bout In Following Is a condensed pro­ be masses at 7, 8:30, 9:45 and 11 "Alice, when 1 Uke that Job in W’e «alDte yoo at not spective customer. The modern ing increased patronage In 1940, the nicest time of the year for a fore it burst out. Flames soon lit which the title would be at stake. claim a title test. White Eagles . 1.000 If you want your car washed. It All Work Done Inside Aato George A. Eberly, our National ed th.at the building exceeded his the skies so they could be seen gram of the Chrlatmas servlcea: tomorrow with confessions this dad s’ basement, will you struggle new service station tendency - and a wise one, too-- Is let glass do It. will shine like a new dime when family to be separated, and we In the meantime, however, ha May Faco Perrin afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock and Green ...... 1.000 with . . Under Cover president, Quella Allen. Governor highest expectations. seven miles away, in Laconia. At the Swedish Congregational along with me? Furnish a little 1.000 It Is finished—there won't be any certainly hope that Billy will have and the champion both were beat­ Archibald's plans may be set from 7:30 until 9 p. m. On Christ­ Morlarty Bro*. C00S*8 SEMVICB dTJ Baldwin, and many other noted Commander Hollister and his Fuel Tanks Explode church ’’Julotta” will be obeerved bungalow on InstaUment — furni­ .000 GOODRICH GAS AND OILS tell-tsls streak* on th* glass or A Bp€^y Ttcovtty- And ®o to BiUy en in close decliiona by Chaves In tied today also. Weill said be was mas a solemn high mass will Weet Side* . .. General Auto Rcfotrlng. and hU family we extend sym­ folk. staff wish to extend their hearty Fuel tanks on the excursion at 5:30 Sunday morning with the ture from Donaldson’s Palais Rby- .000 Range Oil beam when tha time cornea to take th* body to bells tbs fact that It the latter’s native Caracas. Evan giving serious consideration to ^ be celebrated at 5:30 a. m. and Grocers ...... pathy And pray that Christmas Manchester was well repre.sent- greetings-and best wishes for a steamer exploded with a roar a service In English, except the sing­ ale. Begin right at the bottom .000 Ezpert Greasing Storage Files I their pills, as administered by the Isn't brand new. If the brakes though the squawks of ^alzo and championship bout with Jimmy high mass at 11:00 a. m. with low St. John’* - M e may bring a little sunshine. ed. and our comrade. Arthur Keat­ Merry Christmas to all friends short time later, but the vessel, ing of the Chririmas Psalm, which Vlth me. We’ll have to — pop’s Thin League 1* conducted at the Batteries Tire* . , _ _ , Mancheater (Convalescence Home's aren’t ae6ing aa they should, the and associate* of the Legion In­ his handlers were audible away up Perrin In New 'Orleans tor a masses at 7:00, 6:30 and 9:45 a. m. We are mighty glad to see that ing. sang lovely ^We missed hla which haa carried summer tour­ guarantee of $10,000. wUl be In Swedish. At 7:00 Mon­ set on it. East Side Rec on Friday night*, There’s a reason why anto own­ A M I 8 B u s i n e s s ! l™*"'** nurse. trmibla will ba located In s jiffy, cluding everyone, let us say. "To here, there was no way of dis­ The annual Christmas tree and "You’re forgetting." Alice laugh­ If winter laa brought about an HUa Jeasle M. Reynolds, who sut- sister, Mrs. Mathleii. ists around the lake for years, did counting Chavez until be came to Scb'alzo is exacted to be shunt­ day evening the annual Sunijay with a few games sdieduled for er* are changing to “Ooodiirb.' and quickly rspsirsd. If there's a Governor Baldwin received an all of you from all of u s—w-lshes corps entertainment will be held ed, "Pm not social register enough illness In your family, enllat tha t0t»A a badly sprained ankle a not sink. It burned to the water the United States. ed Into a bout with Lew Jenkins, school Christmas program will be Monday, but the ae$;ond week of dsnt in th* fender, it will be H O T WATER! honorary degree, the last to be for the Merriest Christmas you line, however, and owners estimat­ given. In the Salvation Array citadel thla for your mother.” help of this friendly establishment few weeks ago, Is now much bet­ There was no question In any­ the undersized Sweetwater, Tex competition will Uke place tomor­ VAN’S The New Year means something smoothly Ironed out. For Showtra given by the I'mted Spanl.sh War have ever had!" ed their loss at $100,000. She was Special Christmas se p ice will evening at 7:30. The regular Jerry kissed her sgsin. when tha convalescent period ar­ ter and was sble to resume her body’s mind except Chavez’ that lightweight, ~ although the New row afternoon, tbe Fairfield Gro­ SERVICE STATION more than a holiday to tbe girl Even s general physician has his Veterans. Elbe* sold by the Boston and Maine sev­ be held in the Second (Congrega­ Christmas service will be held at "It's time all of us took mom in rives. Telephone 5279 for datalla. For Bathe duties last week Scalzo accomplished bis purpose York commission la hostile to the cers meeting St. John's in the 421 Hartford Road Tel. 8*60 who does your filing. It I* at the own fsvorlta kind of work. Don I must close now as I am work- The meeting Sunday afternoon eral years ago to Leander Lavallee tional church Sunday at 10:45 a. 11 o'clock with a praise service at hand aad Uught her a few plain last night. Even though be com­ match on the grounds thqt the two 3 p.m. tomorrow. A congregational opener, Morisrtys playing the beginning of January that most Willis' Garsgs shines particularly For Shavinff A k herd to try and get a Chriet- waiv also W'ell attended Many and George and James Carroll o! m. There will be a program of ar­ facta about living. ” Jerry said. plained that bis right hand hurt, fighters are In different classes. carol sing will be held at 7:30 West Sides in the second gsroe and biislnms establiahmenta transfer in lubricating work, lifts for greao- mss tree to work. So have a nice Interesting and helpfpl things Laconia ranged Christmas music featured ‘■She'll be so Uckled having her p.m. Uttls boy Jerry behaving like a the White Eagles opposing the their correspondence, bill*, and lloiiie Pliiiiibiiig ing occupy one entire old* ot the Wc Have A ♦Ime and may you enjoy the were discussed Railway officials estimated loss by Anthony O'Bright playing the garage, and every employee Is s President Sister GrabowskI A special program of music by human being again—she’ll forget Green in the nightcap. records Into storage files and start Hot WsUr Christmas spirit—all of you. of the etatlon and cqulp.nent at xylophone. The pastor’s subject specialist la this field. Let them get Jcom s wishes all the comrades and sis­ and Mamma Baer lived in the the vested choir will be gl'^en In all about the social register. Un- the year's business with a clean $75,000. The destroyed seaplane, for Sunday will be "A Visitor’s Should Be Good your car in shap* for Christmas Heater To ters n Merry Christmas and Hap- same sector before the birth of the Center Congregational church dsmaath naom’s human and sweet Independent Junior Lengus slate— at least aa far as the files W s M Ohme foe Dveg owned by Thomas E. P. Rice oi Sports Roundup Question.” W. L. Pet. T. P. Holloran and extra holiday driving. Suit You ! py New Year Boston, a war-time aviator, war their son, Maxlmilllan Adelbert. at 10:50 wilb sermon by the pas­ —you’ll see, darling. Just take a are concerned. At Ooncordla Chnrch tor. chance. Leave it all to Jerry. We Racketeers .... 8 0 1.000 FUNERAL HOME 1 Our auxiliary prepared the kept at the dock for charter to By Harold Ctsaaea Feller recently played the role Simply because your 1939 cor- “ It Costs 8 s Little** METCALFE GLARE i Children Enjoy of a sports writer In a home tal­ Oineordla Lutherans will ob­ St. Mary's Servioca better go right over and wish 'em C e ltic s ...... 2 1 .667 Y’ou can't by any stretch of the ! Christmas dinner for Company K summer visitors. (Plnch-Hittiag for Eddie Brtetz) serve Christmas Sunday with ser­ Ideally kM»tod—-cosveairnt ood rtopondence Is going to rest In a U t H OMfov m . S fo ent mlnatrel.,. .He spent the time That sermoB topic by the pastor a merry Christmas. They’ve prob­ Boilermakers .... 1 2 .333 imagination, conceive of a home as MANCHESTER GAS CO. 1 Monday, December 18. The ta- Kansas City, Dec. 23—

—Not vices beginning at 7 a. m. wiien Flying Swedes .. 0 3 .000 storage file doesn't mean that It Y Senior League interviewing a news^perman.... at the St. Mary’s church service ably called every bar in the state, away ream the (may thornngh- is no longer useful or easential. If being completely modern that has Unit Gathering I bles were decorated with hemlock all the mall arriving at the Tom carols will be sung. Ttere will be "nils League pastimes at the I and polnseftlas. We were a tired Stidham home in Norman. Okla., Who was cast as Elob Feller.... tomorrow morning at 10:45 will be looking for me.” (ore. Dlatlnctlv* Service—Hod that were so. you could simply never succumbed to plumbing as Bv-Laws Change Manuel Pacbeo, freshman half­ an English service at 10 a. m. and ’’ChrUtmaa” with afternoon YPF Betty banded AUce some sleigh- West Side Rec on Monday eve­ Opens Campaign < hunch, but It was very nire to About Town these days la Christmas cards... a German service at 11 a. m. At ning*. Due to Christmas next ern FarJIltlea. dump It Into the waste basket snd we know it today. And with tbe serve the boys who some dav mav back from Colorado who made and evening services omitted. At bells. let it go at that. But Instead, you Tbs committee on the children's Some of It Is coming from Hous­ 6 p. m. a Christmas Sunday school "Here’s soma wedding bells for Monday, games will be played strides that plumbing haa taken 1 he called to protect the women Election Date ton, Tex., and Its from ft't^e Insti­ Clemson coaches forget Banks Mc- 8 a.m. CJbristmas Day there will be AMBULANCE SERV ICE will be using your storage file, par­ vmM party hss had a busy week, Fadden waa a senior this fall, now program will be held. you. Mis* Banks,” she said, and Thursday instead with the Celtics since It began to be generally used, and children of our country Chrtalmas grab bag wearables, tute. . .. carols by the Junior choir and ser­ ticularly during the first part of In the opening games of the ngdy for that visit from SaaU. Is St Itockhurst college...... You The annual Christmas service mon by the pastor and holy com­ added w|stfuUy, "Aren’t you go­ facing the Boilermakera at 6:30 DAY AND Nir.HT TMCA Senior League on Tburo- We were sorry to hesr of Sister worn during the evening Thurs­ Ben Douglas, the 6t. Louis prep will be held In the Talcottvllle Con­ 1940. Therefore, It will save you bathroom and kitchen fixtures ran get Insurance with your ticket munion and at 10:45 communion ing to teach us any more? ” and the RackeUe'rs meeting the day nighL ths Esgisa trounced yrtdsy evening In Tinker Hall. Craryilck's Illness Next Monday we will observe the day. provided much merriment for coach who developed Paul Christ­ gregational church at 10:45 a. m. time, and preserve your record! In­ cannot properly be called up-to- Sister McVeigh Is a busy lady that will pay your estate $5,000 and carols by the senior choir and •‘You’d outgrow me in another Swedes at 7:30. 175 Center St Phone 3060 date If they were Installed ten or Hliblonii Park hy 83-9 and ths Orsages. ice cream, cake and birthday of Christ. It w-Ul be ob­ the members of the "18-35 Club ” man. Bill Cunningham and the with Christmas music and sermon finitely better If you order a supply A LseRl- candy was served and Santa also served all over the world. In spite of the Center Congregational Orf twins for MlssouiTs Orange by the pastor. On Sunday evening of Pronto Storage File* from presented a gift to each hoy and ^ actlvotles and nursing a sick hus- a national semi-pro baseball game At St. John’s church low mass smiled. "You’ll have other teacb- V Intermediate League If we want to make our homes ton Knight* by 22-14. Ths S t SirfliiM Wsefc iDi of dlcUtors and "lams ” We can church. The usual devotional serv­ Bowl eleven, Is No. I man for tho there will be carol singing. era. dear.” She hugged the child. \V. L. Pet. Frank W. Adams. Instead of LOCAL sad LONG IHSTANOB flri. More about the party next Grlnnell college job....and Mar- Today's gueft star: Milt Dean and sermon will be held at 8:30 "economizing” on a qtiantity of truly efficient, we should begin Johns, defending champions of WsshOirt be thankful that we are free to do ice was followed by a business The Christmas message will be Theyi looked around suddenly Hornets ...... 2 0 1.000 TROUHINO I I want to extend to the rom- chy Swartz. ex-Creighton, and Hill of the Manhattan (Kas.) Mer­ 6.m. tomorrow and high mast at wtth the plumbing. Basically. It is the clrcuIL were Idle bscauss only Hava Tsar so. in our own way, but Christian­ meeting at 8 o'clock after which cury: "Louis Madden, the little brought by the pastor at the to find Mrs. Deakin and "Dead­ Suicide* ...... 2 0 1.000 oversized cracker boxes. Doily ‘Trins T s osS Fesmt M as. r Edward Dowd and Mrs. Jean | rades. sisters and all the scribes members played games and enjoy­ Larry Mullins, ex-Loyola of the 10:30 a.m. At 2 p.m. the Ladles necessary -for the health of the five teams are entered this sssson. ity has existed for almost 2000 man who wasn't here, la expected Nazarene church at 10:45 tomor­ Club will sponsor a Christmas beat” Middleton standing in the ...... 1 1 .500 If you have had experience with r. HartfoeS, Now Vorh. Dmwbell offered to provide the I mv best wishes for a Happy ed dancing. Sandwiches, te.a and South, are studying timetables to Bulldog* .. __ _ family. Poorly functioning fix- Jimmy WUsoe sparked tbe tri­ years and always will. We auxll- to star In the East-West game row with appropriate muric by the doorwsy, looking astonished at tbs .500 the cracker box type of storage music for games. >Chrlstma.* and a Prosperou' New i.ary members can be thankful ' cakes were served The club ?,t. Louis, where yapping alumni party for pariah children. Watch Pirates ...... 1 1 may "have sritneWd “*r*“*^ blamed for myster­ umph of ths Eoglsa os he regis­ Madden's home Is In the shade of choir. The pastor's subject will be night services will be held Sunday festive early scene In the Carter 2 .000 file, you Martha, sorry your name was Year Ihat our men are with us and not plana to hold a ' Sports Night ” on are making It unnleasant for Cecil Hswks ___ ...... 0 ious outbreaks of dlaease, and It tered seven Umss from tbs floor Kansas State college but he went ‘T he Meaning of (Christmas." At night and the pastor will celebrate living; room. aad Bight when you attempted to PERRETT « GLENNEY emitted from the refreshment i F.theleen disobeying the teachings of Christ the next meeting date. Jan. 4. .Muellerlelle of Sl. Louis U ...... Bolton ...... 0 2 .000 only for this reason, your plumb­ snd wsa ably saslstsd by Dsrrtck to Colorado Mines for his football 8:30 p. m. there will be a special the Shepherd's mass and (Suist- Mrb. Deakin quickly recovered This Leagues is conducted on pile them in high stacks. With lac. comlmttee on the surprise party | in a trench. Steve Posplsll, high school coach ing should be checked on periodi­ with four hoops, wblls Bm Fords education.... service by the Young People's So­ mos carols will be sung In Polish her composure and addressed her Monday nighU at the Y.M.C.A. bqt nothing in the way of reinforce­ PWTStt Ftano. MIgM Pfeons 8911 99 Mafto M . wa had last week We are all Gifts have been sent to the two Misa Doris M. Sisco of Portland, at Bertrand. Neh., wins a bag of ment but their own paper construc­ cally, and replaced by new equip­ was the big gun for th* Highland' looking forward to seeing you While Mr. S. Claus Is around ciety and at 7:30 the Christmas for the first time In the local sudience. due te Christmas next week tbe local World War Orphans In the Maine Is spending the holiday and slightly damaged CAiristmas tin­ "W e've been at the hospital all tion, the bottom boxes buckle, not ment If neceosary. In the second ers. Bill "Vlttner starred (or tbs ’ present at our next meeting. sel with thla alibi: ” My kids mls- why doesn’t he drop a substitute cantata. 'T he Gift Supreme” will church. Masses will be held third week of competition will be place, the comfort and convenience V. F. W. Home at Eaton Rapids, week end with her father. Harrl- Christmas Day at 8:30 and 10:30, night. Santa Claus Brown Is- ” only damaging their contents, but North Ends and H. Skinner went We take this opportunity to wol- Army & Navy •Michigan. Alao to the two orphans Interpretetd my pep talk at the for the "offensive team" Into the be presented. held on Friday with the Hawks of proper plumbing is the right ot i son M. Sisco of 570 Center street. the latter a high mass with sing- "You’re standing under the mis­ playing havoc on the shoulder beat for ths Knights. . come back to Manchester. Mr. and recently adopted In New Britain. start of the year. I trtld them socks of annouifcera and newspa­ At the Emanuel facing the BuHdogs, the Pirates CIrcaiar*. every pro^eaaive person. Faulty Next week's gams* sand tbs • Mrs. James Hamilton who have permen . . .Half the time you hear .At the Emanuel Lutheran Ing by the church choirs. tletoe. Mrs. Deakin.” Mra. Carter playing the Hornets and the Sui­ muaclea of the person trying to get HAVE YOUR CAR Our welfare chairman w-111 dis­ The Whiton Library will be open to go out there and give It to ery. Mall Pleees, drains, rusty pipes, and sinks that Saints sgslnst ths Eagles snd tbe EXPERT Club It can’t tell whether the team has Interrupted her quickly. cides opposing Bolton. something out o f the files. been living In Coventry Mr. and tribute baskets to the needy as this afternoon but closed ilunng them. They thought 1 meant the Hdlo, Forma. are too low or too high take tbelr Highlanders sgalnst w ltoo with THOROUGHLY , Mrs. Hamilton are members of the the ball or merely smells. . . .And "Deadbeat " Middleton instantly Get Our CstHoat*. The Pronto Storage File is rein­ usual. the evening and all day Chrlatmas games, too". .. . toll not only in health, but in time tbe North Ends idle. Ths box JOB PRINTII I Post and Auxiliary. for our present, 8t. Nick, well rose to the occasion and kissed West ShA Junior League forced back and front with steel, and temper. GREASED Mrs Christine Glenny, rehabili­ day. And four ohce-used greeting her. She bhisbad furioualy. WILLIAM H. SCHIEI.DT.e which you will discover has three scores: • ^ a . Fred Baker, has been 111 tation chairman, took our gifts for cards to Gov. Culbert L Olson of take a bleacher- seat for the first W. L Pet. The plumbing business knows no Hlghtaod Fatk -j'Wlth s cold the past two weeks. rill!) Prepares game Jo^k Sutherland's West Vir­ "Looks like the (Christmas ISA Spruce St. Tei. MSU virtues. Tbe files can be stacked up AND OIL CHANGED the Christmas Shop to Newington, Y'oiing people of the Mu Sigma California, who picks Southern Cal Y a le ...... 3 0 1.000 aaaoon*. iVhy wait until an emerg­ • is much Improved and able to be ginians < I play against the puri­ spirit’s Uken possession of every- Cornell ...... 2 1 .667 to the ceiling without losing shape; ency arises (It might happen when last Saturday. Each hospitalized Chi society will meet at Uie S^ to defeat Tennessee. 14 to 0. tin Mr*. CJarter said. amlUng. access to them Is therefore aa sim­ 1 Donahue, r f ...... 1 0-2 At this sswlsa sfottsa orhan wa t up and around again. F o r ( -hililreii New Y ear's___ Chided beca'ise he fied Pitt Panthers. . . E*rlnceton ...... 1 2 .333 you have guaata over the week­ veteran Is given gifts for his ond ("ongregational church ^ is M . H . S. Champions "I think Santa Claus Brown had a ple as using your regular steel 2 Chapman, If ...... 1 0-1 nee dw keel fokitooefo sad meik Sisters of our auxiliary have re­ Amateur hour: Jimmy Cor.zel- f.amlly evening at 7;15 to go out caroling now favors the Trojans but was Dartmouth .. . . . 0 8 .000 end). Telephone 5876 and have 2 Alvord, e ...... 0 0-1 •rn sqM pm snt ported they have been visitinc A ch.ange In our by-laws was partial to ITCLA before the 0 to 0 Tcan of Washington U : '"There finger—in all—of this. Run along This League operates st the files; and since the steel front of Johnson A Little advise you as to { Th4y will return to the church for (Triple rUlists of 1937-38) you two love birda,” *he said turn-, DO T O rB I Fords, rg ...... 3 1-2 ' Mrs- Ethel Jones and that she will voted $t our last meeting on Mon­ deadlock with the Jones boy*, he Isn’t much a coach can do or ssv West Bid* Rac on Wsdnesdsy th* Pronto Storag* FU* Is olive tha condition of your plumbing ConmNinitf ; SMO be able to be out again ,We A j It'- 'iuV members re.id this a Christmas party with Rev. and Ing to Jerry sad Alics.. "Brsak GUTTERS prasn, tt will msUh your currant 1 Hutchinson, rg ....0 OM o\jr Christmas p.irtv (or the chil­ day. We now elect our officers In Mrs. Ferris E. Reynolds as hosts .snspped "I wa.sn’t so far i^ on g to a t«am that's trailing at the nighU. Next week’s schedule sends equipment Thla rsUobls (tm haa Adomy ! hope she will be able to be present half. Suecer* In the next period the good ns'ws to your parent*.” ALL a c t files snd can ba kept in your front 2 Hyds, 1g ...... 0 0-1 dren has passed into history How­ June, instead of September, and A lot of people picked USC.’V. . • vs. Cornsll against Piincston aad LIU DOWN­ long been sstabllshsd and under­ P ftw i at our Christmas party Friday No wonder Nile Klnnlck rang depends upon If the drmghtnut tho Tale against Dartmouth, the first office, if you like, without prment- stands every phsss of plumbing. If ever. mav wr pass on the wish of install in September. This change About 30 men and women em­ POURS r U 4 i-7 S«rvic« StoHon A . m. Datosaa A 99, i erening. was necessary to comply with the the bell Bob Feller, the pitcher. star halfback had for breakfast Is AUes and Jarry ran out laugh­ game at 6:80 o’clock. ing a sloppy appearance. you ore tiiW of your bathroom’s our president and his brother o f­ ployees of the New Model laundry O* they work Eagtas Car. Bprass oito BMtIdgf Sto. 951 No. ktato m. DR. I j Well folks, this Is all for the recent change In department by- Buck Shaw, Santa Clara’s coach: digested or If the ace guard Is ing, band in hand. At the office supply store of Inefficiency, let Johnson A Little ficers, i ’nd for the Board of Gov- on Summit street enjoyed a verttrany ta- P. B. F. \ present Wishing all member.^ of laws. Earl Walsh, Fordham backfield bumped hard enough for him to Betty went to the window and Wedaeadsy Junior Lengoe Frs'nk W. Adams (137 Spruce give you an estimate on new fix­ ■ bur Post and Auxilisrv A 5ierrC-! ernor*. the best of wishes for s 1 Christmas party In one of the stood at hort- 1 WUson, rf ...... 7 2-5 The past presidents were host­ mentor: and KlnllcH all played In forget about the date his sweetie looked out. (Unlimited Division) street) you can obtain th* Pronto tures and inatall them for you. Christmas and Happv Now Year. ' Happv Christmas and a New large rooms of the building last Polish-Americans ”I wish SanU CTaus Brown wa* aoatolly 7 Ws 0 Brown, rf ...... 0 0-0 Storage rUs—and the pries is ex esses at a Christmas party after evening. A spaghetti supper was the same Iowa cornfield.... Papa broke the night before.” W. L. PcL CO* restore After all, the bouas you Uve in de- Ett.i Year of plentllude here.” sha sighed wistfully. ” Hs trsmely low, with an additional ra- 1 SudoH, I f ...... 2 1-2 ■ ' ' As for ve sirlbe, the best of the meeting. Mrs. McCann and served. Christmas gifts were ex­ (Town Chsmps for 3 Years) Shamrocks 1.000 thetr sense of aervea the best that modern inven­ COMP..BTB C O M P L C T i ! Mrs Cornell, Gold Star Mothers. alwsys comss In Christmas morn­ Top Hatters 1.000 ducUon It you order la lots of a tive genius can offsr. 1 Osrrick, c ...... 4 0-0 Hr.ilTP.NING wishes to our brother land sister J changed and everybody enjoyed ing and looks at nur preaenU and direetian. 0 Hemingway, rg .... 1 0-0 were guests. Mrs Woodhouse led Ro^l Blues .500 dozen. Phone 8690 and place your Lo^cd at 109 Onter street, (Hosso. offor a tong vosa- UILDIMC members, not forgetting, by the the fun. at abowa ua how to woik things, and PtMNie 5816 order. 0 Lukas, rg ...... 0 0-2 way. Comrade Kilp.itrtck, who ; the singing of ^ rlstm a s carols. Comets ../. .500 IV Johnson A Little can alao sdvlss Msa trip, sr afUr a wfotor at Anderson- fixe* ’em when wa break 'em, and you on the latest home-heating 2 Kosok. Ig ...... 0 3-2 more than others, has to .suffer for ' and true and false games were CTirlstmas parties for children Oak Five . .500 played The refreshments were JOHNSON at LITTLE methods. the m.anv inq\iisUlons that we I of members were held last night Flying Irish .500 169 Center Street COAL - CORE ^i i delicious and plentiful, Mrs. Bros- "He’s hurt.” her father told her. T ^ ^ 14 9 ^ M Shea amateurs pass on to him As to at the VFW Home, Manchester ip s s d b o y .B0& Jstafo ki yww ear. Ta guard nan served the food and Mrs. Dan- ”Ha had an accident He had to Giblin Hqme lb s lets King Georgs V, of Eng­ ■core at half. 20-0 Eagles; rsf RANGE AND FUEL < th-' Unotvpe operator. ith<- forgot­ Green. Presents were given the JOSEPH DONZE Man. M o to r s ___ 0 2 .000 ogatosl IMS M to wtos to give naher poured the coffee. Santa go to the hoapiUl.” land, mode s hobby of eollscttiig •tee. Brown. ten mam. more glory and more children and refreshments were SPORTS CENTER W U deaU ...... 0 1 .000 jrsut ear au seeastoaol Mgktoa Prompt IMIvsrIoo Auxiliary GAS STATION - BOI.TON There was a soft knock on the Claus arrived In due season with served. Mohawks ...... 0 1 .000 Is Pleasant budgerugars. ths beautiful Aus­ No. 2046 em.s I printer.* note) a ghtt for everyone. But what In door, and Mra. Brown entered tralian loveblrda. Nertk EiMs < At Att riRMS Coming hack to earthly things slowly. Everyone greeted her. This Leagua is conducted on Com plcts HffhlcBiBff. 82.25. V. F. W . the world happened to his (or was Children of the members of the WISHES ALL HIS CUSTOMFFS AND on Wells Street Wednesday nights at the East Sid* our set-bark session was rather It her) voiceT "How’s your husband, Mra. 2 R. Horringtoa. If attended Ui.-t Monday evening Army and Navy Club will be the FRIENDS. A MERRY CHRISTM AS -A.ND Rec. Due to the addition of th* Tbers Is a holf-wsy stags of MANCHEtrrER The (Children's party was held guesta at a Christmas party thla Brown?” inquired Mrs. Cottar. 2 J. Doigte. It As w.- must perforce mention the | afternoon. About fifty MONDAY NIGHT PRELIMIN A RY AT 7 ;S0 "He’s—Just fin*—” Mrs. Brown Wildcats and Mohawks this weak, Investors!! any lUasas at which asUhmr hoA ep u MOTOItt LUMBER * FUEL 0 0 i | • Auxiliary Boolv8 afternoon at 1:30. Santa will dis­ ayataBifitw way a a ra pits] nor boms cars is quits satis­ 1 T. ^uortus, a .... « • nain. s of the winners John \ ince present, and several Junior A HAPPY NEW YEAR! replied, with a far-away look. tbs scbadul* la being rsvised and A to To Make Address 11 4 1 tribute gifts to the youngsters as factory. Oinvalsaeencs is a state 1 D. Horriagton, rg ntHi Rttburt c'rnNS'fortl. socond: I nirmber® enUrtalned. Santa Claus "You mean, he’ll—live?” cried the slate of gomes for next Wed­ is to buy s h a m in this As- 11 well as candy, fruit and nuts. Stndenta, 25c. General Adm. 50c. Renerved, 60c nesday Is not svsUabIc. o f health that is hard to define 2 W. Vlttaer, Ig ... [ A Are Inspected and f..r the iu.u il booby. l»u ls | presented each with a gift But Theer will be a short entertainment Cart— ” 9th. 1940. chester Convalescence Home Is Rmr. WoUon Wowiruff. prssidsat Plenty of Home Made Ravioli Fiaa Wiaca —* Ugaora aad Baer Is what tt mwat for you! must have been his atelghbella. She week’s schedule sends SL Joha’s Oooeb Morris Oross boa so mooy BeokkscpiBt SjrsteBM - Last night the children’s C%rist- Among the oldest of dyeing (( For ooue of as Ihwib to hla available to aged, chronic, or cw - of ths Maaebsster Mlotttarial knew Santa Claus Browa must •gainst ths Eagles and Boltoa good kasholball ’doysra J m picka !A mas party was held. A fine en- processes known 1*' that used In Steamers — Oyatcra — and All Onr Usoal Dishts Diac aad Daaca to the Maak oC the Oak Crill Sadagatars •elf, sod -as aaoa dieth to volescent coses, and la thorougb- AaMdaOon. ia to bs a apsalwr at Visible RseoRi .Eqalpmsat ri tartaiaBMat was planaed by Helen French West Africa. Indigo bavt fottoB t» from his hofpital against Highland park with ths ly sqniippad to take care o f a ^ the bonqurt of tbs Maacksafsr hto tooaw oat o( a hsL MILIKOWSKI - The Florist oed. ^ 60 his Baata Clana ual* North ttMtt Mis. Banta arrived about leaves, charcoal, and water are We Cater Ta Baaqatls eaiss. CoUsfs dub at tb« T«a «a Dse. Save aoRSF s r t o r t s S e t placed In a 30-foot pit. The cloth form. sad. oaes man htt usual Even the men 2T. Or. Waadnttr will RMok en T oTcloek wMh a gift bmc of candy, tMXitll SIM ThM bs otansd aomm at ofl other and appte (br eqeh child, to ba dyed U then placed In tho REYMANDER'S RESTAURANT happy. Jolly salt, rtddsn away in It Is best to Uvs aa friw d s with tlsato (It’s true that illnesa a quasUen which oriasa rspsatod- aqusdnisa la a hat aad draw flva to nra naada tat M chUdren. solution and left from one to 10 Now At 27*39 Ofk St. Chaa. Rairmaader. Prop. O AK 6RIL|. '*^

**De«l End*' Kid* in the Army Now! O SERIAL STORY Church Services Mark SANTA CLAUS BROWN Christmas Ohservance BY MILDRED GILMAN ■'i past w ^ k giving all the names to Santa. Dilworth* Cast Of duM etaes President Florence Peterson at­ Special Programa to .Be : SS heard him call back, as his -ein- Santa Ctaoe Brown — beloved deer galloped north. tended the Army and Navy Aux­ Cornell Carried Out at AU t h e ; lotta”, the time-honored Cutheran frtend ef all ehlldrea. iliary Christmas party last week. "MKRRY CHRISTMA.S TO ALL • . u « w r ' Christmas service, will be observed Alice Banks — a pretty, yooag AND TO ALL A GOOD N’lGHT'’’ She reported a very nice time. The Post lX>Cal tlOUMSS O f W o r * ‘ st S:30 a. m. The pastor will speak seheol teacher. Post and Auxiliary gave out their (The End) No. lOX ship; Specif I M usi.e.; Jerry DonaMson — pampered usual Christmas baskets this past son of tiw city's itchsot merchant. week. Betty Osrter — awaiU the com­ We were sorry to bear of Olive Cbriatmas music will be sung by Praise for the birth of the in­ the combined church choirs at this ing of Snnta Clans. Neutral Zone RobWna’ accident. All w’ish her Legion Prepares ' fant Messiah—Jesus of Nazareth— ' service under the direction of G. speedy recover. Glad to hear Yesterday: Santo ttaus Brown, she Is at home for Christmas. in the Bethlehem stable nearly 3,-' Albert Pearson, choir director, in­ For New Year’s cluding the Halleujah Chorus from awaittng the coming nf his daugh­ A* this l.s the last message in 000 yeare ago will again ring ter. eUngs to Ufa. Mrs. Brown lies Plan Frowned 1039 the members of the Ander­ around the world this happy week­ Handel’s "Messiah." A Christmas drama. ''Christmas to him abont the girl’s sorcese. At son-Shea Auxiliary extend a very end as It has sounded through the I th* Carter home, Christmas hap­ Merry Christmas and Happy New If the size of the crowd* In the ages. Christmas to a celebration of in a Cobbler's Shop", will be (re­ On by Norris And 1* the Navy happy! They're wearing uniforms In their latest picture, but the hooligans are piness reigns when the children Year to the Manchester Evening stores thl* week, both here and all denominations, the baste sented at 7:00 p. m. tomorrow in find their toy*. Jerry offer* Car­ Herald staff for their cooperation In Hartford, can be regarded as just as scrap-happy as ever. Put 'em all together and there's plen tjr of excitement with the Dead foundation of all Chriattan faiths the North Methodist church. At (OmtlniMid from Page One) End Kid* "On "dn Dress ParadeParade" ” at the State, where they appear to morrow end Monday and the army ter a joh at the Palais Royalr. in printing our news during the an Indication, this Christmas wdtl and the happiest of all rellgoua 10:45 a. m. Sunday the usual Alice Banks oomeo hi. past year. be one of the most prosperou* In wishes that they had never arrived. event*. Christmas service will be held, the further con«ultmUonJ to determine Willis Garage The members o ( our Auxiliary several year*. Probably most of In Manchester's churches and pastor's theme being, "Departing Chapter X upon these measure*. i Have TOO T WE SEND YOU OUR GREETINGS! Offer Greetings wish the comrades of the Ander­ 118 have contributed to that great Another Way." homes this year the spirit of the Alice Banks entered the Carter Among the measures that may | a "Ptaclijr’’ Plate Glass Is Sold May your way te gay; your pleasures unending; your Christ­ son-Shea Post a Merry Christmas American Institution known a* day will be heightened In the "Tbe Marvel of the Ages” will living room with her gifl^ *be be (li.**ciisseri is the exclusion from j Fixes All Gars mas a Merry One; your New Year s Prosperous One. \ ^ and prosperous New Y’ear "last-minute shopping." Amid $200,000 Loss knowdedge that we are free from be the subject of the pastor's ser­ children's Christmas. She stopped, all as.**iatance in Pan-American ABDOMEN? , To the member* of the Mon*- A Merry Christmas and Happy all the bgstle of biislneas, * few Scalzo May Rule Feathers war gnd bloodshed within our mon st the £(outh Methodist church amazedM at theine outlay of toys, even ports of belligerent warships en- MIHk BRRNU'R J1J1!|. New Year to you all. sijbjecta present themselves for ^ r e Po»t and to the member* ol borders. Suffering sad wsat. due to tomorrow morning. Tbe annual more amazed at the sight ofol JerrvJerry. ^ sctlviUe* within the By Metcalf Company An automobile is such s complex MINA TERCNA CENCOTTI G/*rt lA your consideration. candlelight service will be held In Jerry went to her. took her In M1AA HILDITB AROOO fmr Auxiliary—A Very Happy As Fire Rages economic dlsturbancap, has been ry went J***!-‘ j zone end the interning of wsrshlps' The Executive Committee met If He Can Lure Archibald reduced to a minimum through the this church at 7:30 tomorrow eve­ hi* arms under th* mistletoe, and reftire in ouch norts mechsntom that s list of things .WIAS OERALDINB TCNNRY CbrUtma*. We would also take during the week and discussed generosity of many better supplied ning. An excellent musical pro­ ki.i*ed her. tenderly. He spoke in l i ^ c ^ ^ . , It's hard to tell which is thssto put glass where gla appar­ that can get wrong with It reads thl* opportunity to extend to our I several Important matters. The )vlth the necessltie* of Ufe. gram baa been arranged by the a low voice ordy ; 'The d " famtlon J^Sbably will s / mn.1t dtelrsble feature of gls-u ently couldn't "grow " before. TO' almost like a medical dictionary. Mary Bushnell Chrney Flames Roar Along Lake New York, Dec. gS— Tbe^and uaeff it sparingly, Scalzo surg- "I almost killed Santa Claus p#- i r day. glass nonrhalantly turns rnr- / kood comrade* of the Dilworlh- I only one that would be opportune Peaee as the Theme choir for both aerstoes. •*« , « 1 ^ » Sasiem hla ninr’Sk serve as a means or rorcing re Us beauty or It* usefulness. Cer­ Its ailment ran be very simple, p m e ll Po*t, The Anderson-Shea j to publish at the present moment next featherweight champion-*■------— “*~edof strongly through the late 'Peace and good wriU towrards Tomorrow at 9:30 there will be tainly glass is to our home’s ap­ nera and srorna the s((pport of Auxiliary Winnipesaukee; Light the world may be Petey Scalzo, rounds to a unanimous decision. l;e'’r"sTnce ' ^ flilih up hi* !ob P»es from the bclligerenU to the like being In need of s hath; or U tlAcdon JpeaiiXti ujCumh Poat, The Y. D. Ouh, The Dia­ i Is the approval of the date chosen men" will be the theme of sermon a service In German in the Zlon^ C V t .1 a i l l L C . . t t j i s m * f J notice of creation PkF of f the N d i Vzone A f l * ■ servd h P V * pearance what diamonds are to metal or wood. It stands on Its l l e d American Veteran*. The I by Commander Hollister for the Skies for Seven Miles. the little reaper from New York's Through an Interpreter Chavez and song In local churches tomor­ Lutheran church and the children's or him. Alice, he gave me a our fingers— but It has an Irre­ own two feet, and the effect I* can be critleal, aa a result o t t col­ Hotel Sheridan Building PhoM 5660 United Spanish War teeming west side, hut first he'll grunted the information that "the sderful Christmas present ed upon them In October, when the \ breathtaking -and sales-worthy. Bpaniab War VeU. the Army and I December meeting of the Post row and In special servlcea on Christmas service at 7 p. m. T h P i zone was mapped out at s confer­ placeable practical value, too. as lision. >favy Club and their Auxiliary our ; The meeting wdll be on nekt Tues­ have to catch up with Joe Archi­ decision made me veqy unhappy. Christmas Day. The Christmas brought m* to my I witne.ised by safety glass In au­ Wise store-owners are going to Just as you have one doctor to V eterans The Weirs, N. H.. Dec. 22-f/D — Christmas Day service will be In God ence of American republic* In 1IW wl*hes for a Merry Chriat- day, the day following Chrl.stma*. Officials estimated at nearly bald, the present king- I thought X won and would like to Matins "Julotta" will be obeerved English at 7 a. m. and a German gave you back to me A Spencer will not merely tomobiles and our very newest make a New Year's resolution to whom you go for pretty nearly ‘ and we hope you will make It a This looks like a tough job, be­ meet him again." Santa Claus Brown!" Panama City. conceal it — it will correct hi {H)ts and pans. equip their shnp.i with more gitos BMa. We would also remember at $200,000 today the loss caused by by the Emanuel Lutheran church service at 8:15 a. ro. with sermon Authoritotive sources said the everything, ao do you like to point to attend. cause Archibald and bla manager, His msnager, Jess Losada, ad­ Betty stored at them, open- Telephone or write for free There Is another factor In glass, fixtures than ever. They know patronize a garage that can give ^iite time our friend* of the Man- flames which roared along the Monday morning and groups from by tbe pastor. wording of the declaration woul^ !4AFEn ANH Members Attend Do not forget the big New Al (Weskit) Weill saw Scalao mitted Chavez did not show the mouthed and astonishment. fieure itndr. also, and that 1* the psychologfcal they can enlist the help of the your car complete care. Such a cbeater Ehrenlng Herald and to o\ir shores of Lake Winnipesaukee last several local churches wdU sing be the same to all belligerents. EOONtNIMlAh faithful helper and good comrade, Year's Eve dance and dinner par­ storm his way to a decision over form he had displayed at home In Catholic Cbnrcbea "My teacher and Mr. Donald­ factor. They give merchandise In \ Metcalfe Glass Company for their place la Don willto' Gsrsge, 18 DON WILLIS'S night, destroying the 70-yesr-olcl Christmas carols throughout the M OrOM N* Archie Kilpktrick hoping that Dept. Banquet ty at the Rainbow. It 1* only sUie wheeler excursion steamer Simon Chavez of Venezuela in and said Chavez too had com- day tomorrow and Chiistmaa for At St. Bridget's church tomor son love each other! Mother MISS A .N M E SW14T windows and cases tontalizlBg at- : store fronts, their show esses, and Main strest. their Chriatma* may be a ver>' one week from tomorrow night. Mount Washington, a rallro.ad sta­ Madison Square Garden last night g lalned that hi* right hand was the sick and shut-ins. row masses will be celebrated at look!” Hoars t to 8 and 7 to 9 P. M. trsetiveness. Good* behind glaa.i | their shelves. The exceptionally Don Willis' Garage Is what many GARAGE and Immediately disclosed they urt during the fight. Mrs. Carter tried to divert Bet­ Bubiaow Bldg. Srd Floor happy one. It won't be too formal, so go tion, 1,.V)0 feet of boardwalk, a Christmas Is the one day of the 7:30, 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 a. m. can be seen, but not touched —and complete stork ot glass fixtures st Manchester residents mean when 18 Main Street Tel. 8085 r^We are eorry to report that equipped to have a grand time were thinking about a long trip. Whether Chavez will remain in with confessions this afternoon ty's attention back to her toys. Court Standing it'a human nature to try to acquire the Metcalfe GIbmi Company make they say "my garage". Under the The banquet held S.iturdny eve­ seaplane and its dock. Kayoean there will be carol singing. ers, dear." She hugged the child. W. L. Pet truly efficient, we should begin Johns, defending chnmplona of LOCAL lad LOMO UUTARCR W eek O a t ice was followed by s business Grlnnell college job ....a n d Mar- and sermon will be held at 8:30 They looked around suddenly ^'•'economizing" on s quantity of week. I want to extend to the com­ ao. In our own way, but Chrlatian- Hill of the Manhattan (Kas ) Mer­ The Christmas message wdll be Hometo ...... 2 0 1.000 with the plumbing. Basically, It ie the circuit, were idle becaiu* only TRCCMNO Hava, (o a r Edward Dowd and Mr*. Jean meeting st 8 o'clock after which chy Swartz, ex-Creighton, and a-m. tomorrow and high mass at to find Mrs. Deakln and "Dead 'Oversized cracker boxes. Ins T a ' ^ Frnmt Man- rades. sisters and all the scribes, Ity has existed for almost 2000 member* played games and enjoy­ Larry Mullins. ex-Loyola of the cury; "Loula Madden, the little brought by the pastor at the 10:30 a.m. At 2 p.m. the Ladles Suicides ...... 2 0 1.000 If you have had experience with I Dcce*»*ry for the health of the five teams are entered thto season. Dally Trtj 1411 Drawbell offered to provide the mv best wishe* for a Happy years and alwaya will. We auxil­ man who wasn't here, is expected Nazarene church at 10:45 tomor­ beat” Middleton standing In the Bulldogs ...... 1 1 .500 functioning fix Jimmy Wilson spnrtied the tri­ n nitinrd. Now Vsrk. ed dancing. SandwHches, tea and South, are studying timetable* to Club will sponsor a Christmas doorway, looking astonished at tha the cracker box type of *torage aauBlc for game*. Chrlstma.s aqd a Prosperous New iary members ean be thankful cup cakes were served The club St. Louis, where yapping alumni to star In the East-West game ’ row with appropriate music by the party for parish children. Watch nrates ...... 1 1 .600 ,urce are often blamed for mystcr- umph of th* Eagles aa he regis­ ICHEETBR Martha, sorry your name was Year Madden's home Is in the shade ot festive early scene In tbe Carter Hawks ...... 0 2 .000 file, you may have witneesed that our men are with us and not |plans to hold a ' Sports Night" on are making It unpleasant for Cecil choir. The pastor's subject will be night services will be held Sunday sad Bight when you attempted to|*®'j* ?“ **’,'^*‘ * ^ a n d If tered seven times from ths Poor lUTfORT emitted from the refreshment | Ethcleen disobeying the teachings of Christ i iijo next meeting dale, Jan. 4. Kansas State college but he went 'The Meaning of Christmas." At living room. B olton ...... 0 2 .000 PERRETT i GLENNEY comlmttee on the *urprlse party .Muellerlelle of St. Loula U...... night and the paator will celebrate Mr*. Deakln quickly recovered pile them in high stock*. With °"'y •'e*Von. your plumb- and wo* ably aoatotad by Danick In c. In a trench. Steve Pospl.aU. high school coach to Colorado Mines for his football 8:30 p. m. there will be a special the Shepherd's mass and Christ­ This Leagues is conducted on with four boopo,' wblla Bill Ford* W« had last week. We are all 1 education.... her composure and addressed her nothing in the way of reinforce- P om n Ftoea. Nigh* Phono I2TI U M aplaB t. Gifts have been sent to the two Miss Doris M. Sisco of Portland, at Bertrand. Neb., wins a bag of service by the Young People's So­ mas carols will be sung in Polisb Monday nights at the Y.M.C.A. but ment l^t their own ^ p e r conatruc- '• “ y.' replaced by new equlp- was the big gun for th* Highland­ looking forward to seeing you local World War Orphans In the While Mr. S. Claus Is around ciety and at 7:30 the Chiistmaa audience. due te Cbriatmas next week the 'present at our next meeting. Maine la spending the holiday an(i slightly - damaged Christmas tin­ for the first time in tbe local "We've been at the hospital all Uon, the bottom boiei buckle, not ers. Bill Vlttner starred for th* V. F. W. Home at Eaton Rapids, week end with her father, Harri­ sel with this alibi: "My kld.a mta- why doesn't he drop a substitute cantata, "The Gift Supreme" will church. Masses will be held third week of competition will be North Ends and H. Skinner went We take this opportunity to wel- Army &■ Navy be presented. night. Santo Claus Brown is— " held oo Friday with the Hawks only damaging their coutento. but iZ " Michigan. Also to the two orphans son M. Sisco of 570 Center stri'el. Interprctetd my pep talk at the for the "offensive team" Into the Christmas Day at 8:30 and 10:30, playing havoc on the -»oulder best for th* Knights. , come back to Manchester. Mr. and i recently adopted in New Britain. socks of announcers and newspa At tbe Emannel "You’re standing under the mis­ facing the BuHdogs, the Pirates ] Mrs. James Hamilton who have | start of the year. I told them I the latter a high mass with slng- dremars, muecleo of the person trying to 8«t Next week's gnmss send th* HAVE YOUR CAR Our welfare chairman will dis­ permen. .. .Half the time you hear At the Emanuel Lutheran ing by the church choirs. tletoe. Mrs. Deakln." Mrs. Carter playing the Hornets and the Sui­ ery. Mall Ptaeea. drains, rusty pipes, and sinks that EXPERT been llvlnf in Cbventrj’. Mr. and The Whiton Library will be open to go out there and give It to interrupted her quickly. something out of the fliro. Saints against the Eagles and tbe Club tribute baskets to the needy as them. They thought I meant the it can't tell whether the team has cides opposing Bolton. Hdla, Forma. I are too low or loo high take tbelr Mr*. Hamilton are members of the this afternoon but closed during "Deadbeat " Middleton Instantly The Pronto Storage File is rein-1 k... « i_ . Highlanders against»t Boltno with THOROIIGHI-Y usual. the evening and all day Christmas games, tcxi” . ... the ball or merely smells. . . . And Get f)ur CstHnato. the North Ends Idle, Th* box JOB PRIN T! Iand Auxiliary. | Mr*. CbrtaUne Glenny. rehabili­ for our present. 8t. Nick, we’ll rose to the occasion and kissed Went Shfc Junior Xasague forced back and frSnt with steel, 1and° " temper. *" GREASED I Mra. ^red Baker, has been 111 | day. And four oncs-used greeting which you will discover has three scores: Club Prepares tation chairman, took our gifts for cards to Gov. Culbert L. Olson of take a bleacher eeat for the first her. She blushed furiously. W. L. Pet. WILLIAM H. SCHIELDGE The plumbing buelnees knows no with a cold the past two weeks, "Looks like the Christmas 116 Spruce SL Tel. 6666 virtues. The files can be stacked up Highland Parti AND OIL CHANGED the Christmas Shop to Newington, Young people of the Mu Sigma California, 'vho pick* Southern Cal game Jock Sutherland's West Vir­ Y a le ...... 3 0 1.000 aaons. tVhy wait until an emerg­ U much Improved and able to he last Saturday. Each hospitalized spirit’s token possession of every' to the ceiling without losing shape; P. B. Chi society will meet at the Sec­ to defeat Tennessee, M to 0. on ginians ( 7) play against the puri­ Cornell ...... 2 1 .667 ency arises (It might happen when 1 Donahue, r f ...... 1 At thto I up and around again. For Children veteran Is given gifts for his fied Pitt Panthers. . . . * b ^ y ,” Mrs. Carter said, smlUng. access to them is therefore as sim­ Slatera of our auxiliar>’ have re-, ond Congregational church this New Year's. ■ ■ .Chided because he IMnceton ...... 1 2 .333 you have gueets over the week­ 3 Chapman, If ...... 1 family. Amateur hour; Jimmy Conael- M. H. S. Champions "I think Santa Claus Brown had a Dartmouth...... 0 8 .000 ple as using your regular steel end). Telephone 6676 and have now’ favors the Trojans but w-as E rted they have been visiting evening at 7;15 to go out caroling finger—in all—of this. Run along 2 Alvord, e ...... 0 A change In our by-laws wa* They will return to the church for partial to UCLA before the 0 to 0 man of Washington U.: "There This League operates st the "‘2^* Johnson A Utile sdvise you as to ra. Ethel Jones and that she will As the rigb members read this, voted at our last meeting on Mon­ Isn't much a coacb can do or oay (Triple Titlists of 19S7-38) you two love birds,” ab* said turn DO TOXTB th# Pronto Storage Flto U oUve Uh# condition of your plumbing S Fords, rg ...... 3 ! aeon be able to be out again. We a Christmas party with Rev. and d»adl(sck with th* Jones boys, he West Side Rac on Wsdneaday OCTTEB8 1 Hutchinson, rg ....0 mir CTinstmss partv for the ehll- day. We DOW elect our officers In Mrs. Ferris E. Rej-nolda as hosts. snapped "I wasn't so far wrong to a team thgt'a trailing at the Ing to Jerry and Alice. "Break nights. Next week's schsdul* sends prean, it wUl TOtch your e u ^ t ^ u ip n » * t This rtUahto f i m has Adomy S hope she wiU be able to be present September, and half- Success In the next period the good news to your parents ALL a c t f i ^ and can te h*pt In your front been enUbltohed and undar- 2 Hyde. I g ...... 6 at our Christmas party Friday rlren ha* passed Into history. How- June. Instesd of A lot of people picked USC.” . . . . V8. Cornell against Princeton and LIKE DOWN ever, msv we pass on the wish of Install In September. Thl* change About 30 men and women em­ No wonder Nile Klnnlck rang depends upon, if the dough tnut the Tale against Dartmouth, the first office. If you like, without prenent- rtand* every phase of plumbing. If arealng. was necessary to comply with the AUee and Jerry ran out laugh­ POURSr 11 1-7 Servica StpHoii i our president and his brother of­ ployees of the New Model laundry the bell. Bob Feller, the pitcher: star halfback had for breakfast Is game at 6:80 o'clock. O* they work Ing a aloppy appearance. you are tired of your teUiztwm's Cer. Spraoe aad BMrtdgr Bto. ( Well folks, this is all for the recent change in department by­ digested or if the ace guard Is ing, band in hand. At the office supply store of Inefficiency, let Johnson A Little Bngtan prMent Wishing all members officers. and for the Board of Gov­ on Summit street enjoyed a Buck Shaw. Bgnta Clara’s coach. vurttcslly In- ernor*. the best of wishes for a laws. Christmas party in one of the Earl Walsh, Fordham backfleld bumped hard enough for him to Betty went to the window and Wednesday Junior Itoagoe Frank W. Adam* (187 Spruce give you an estimate on new flx- ' imr Post and Auxiliary A Merry The past presidents were host­ looked out. otand of hoil- 1 Wltoon, rf ...... 7 2-5 Christmas and Happy New Year. most Happy Christmas and a New large rooms of the building last mentor; and Kinllcjc all played In forget about the date hla sweetie (L'nllmlted Divleion) ■ontaByT We atreeti you can obtain th* Pronto ture* and InatoU them for you. esses at a Christmas party after the aame Iowa cornfield-----Papa broke the night before." Polish-Americans "1 wish Santo Claus Brown ws* Storage i^U*—aad the price to ex- After all, th* bouse you live In de- 0 Brown, r f ...... 0 0-0 Year of plentltude. evening. A spaghetti supper was W. L. Pet - Etta the meeting. Mrs. McCann and here,” she sighed wistfully. "Ha can restore 1 Sudolf, I f ...... 2 1-2 5 As for ye scribe, the best of served,,iChrlstmas gifts were ex­ ------1 ------(Town Champs for 3 Years) Shamrocks ...... 2 0 1.000 their sense of tremely low, with aa addlUoanl re- serves the best that modern Inven- C O M H ..B T B wishes to our brother (and sister) Mrs Cornell, Gold Star Mothers, changed and everybody enjoyed always comes In Christmas morn­ duction if you order in lots of ajtlve genius can offer.. 1 Derrick, c ...... 4 0-0 6 TIGHTENING Top Hatters___ 2 0 1.000 direettou. 0 Hemingway, rg .... 1 0-0 2 members, not forgetting, by the were guests. Mrs Woodhouse led the fun. ing and looks at nuf preeento and Royal Blues .... 1 1 .300 dozen. Phone 3690 and place your Located at 109 Center street, lan, aflat a laag eaa the singing of Christmas carols, shows ua how to worti things, and Phone 3876 0 LiUkan, rg ...... 0 0-2 0 Anderson- way. Comrade Kilpatrick. who at C om ets...... 1 1 .900 order. Johnson A Uttle ean also advise Hen trip, or aHor a afator ( and true and false games were fixes 'em when we break ’em. and you on the latest home-heating Koank. Ig ...... 0 2-2 2 more than others, has to suffer for Christmas parties for children Oak Five ...... 1 1 .900 JOHNSON K LITTLE haavp drfeing. iharo amy ha a the many inquisitions that we played. The refreshments were of member* were held last night methods. •ttt* liriiihig at boN* m COAL - ONIB Shea delicious and plentiful. Mrs. Broa- "He’s hurt." her father told her Flying Irish .... 1 1 .900 166 Ceotor Street 14 i l u W amateurs pass on to him. A* to at the VFW Home, Manchester gpeedboy ...... 1 1 .900 JMato In ts a r oar. To guai RANGE AND FUEL OILB^ nan served the food and Mrs. Dan- Green. Presents were given the JOSEPH DONZE "He had an accident He had to Giblin Home •ni* Iat* lOng Georg* "V, ef Eng­ Seore at half, 20-0 Eagtos; rsf- the llnot>T>e 'the forgoU, Santa Man. M otors----- 0 2 .000 ■galaM m a H to wto* to gtoo Auxiliary ten mani. more glory and more ^ i children and refreshmenta were go to the hospital.” land, made a hobby ef oollectliig ere*. Brown. jww oar aa i ruatteaal Mghiia- I ...... ; ...... ■- Claus arrived In due season with GAS STATION - BOLTON SPORTS CENTER There waa a soft knock on tbe W UdeaU...... 0 1 .000 Prompt UtSvartam en^ (printers note) I a gift for everyone. But what In served. Mohawks ...... 0 1 .000 Is Pleasant budgerugars, the beautiful Aus­ No. ZftM door, and Mrs. Broem enterad tralian lovebirds. North Ends At AU nm ds V. F. W . Coming back 10 earthly thing*, j happened to hla tor was This League is conducted on CompteU UghlCBiiv- 82.25. our set-back session wa* rather i ,, w-,., Children of the members of the WISHES ALL HIS CUSTOMERS AND slowly. Everyone greeted her. P. B. F. T. on Wells Street ^ "How's your husband, Mrs. Wednesday nights at the East Bids 2 R. Harrington, K ..3 0-1 well attended last Monday evening ' Army and Navy Club will be the Rec. Due to the addition of ths There to a half-way oUgs ef 6 MANCHESTER The Children's party waa held FRIENDS. A MERRY CHRISTM AS AND BroemT” taqulrod Mrs. Cartar. 2 J. Dtlgto, If ...... 0 1-X 1 As we must perforce, mention the guests at a Christmas party this MONDAY NIGHT Wildcats and Mohawto thto wsak. Investors!! any lllneaa nt which astthar boa- LUMBER A FUEL O a Auxiliary Books Tuesday afternoon. About fifty P R E L IM IN A R Y A T 7 :8 0 COLE MOTORS names of the winners: John Vince, afternoon at 1:30. Santa will dis­ A HAPPY NEW YEARl "Ht'a—Just fine—” Mrs. Brown A sjrBtcmatw way to shTt pltal nor homa care to quit* satto- 1 T. Qunrtua, * ...... 2 0-1 4 were present, and several junior tribute gifts to the youngsters as replied, with a far-away locric. ths sehsdula to being revised aad To Make AddreM 1 D: Harrington, rg . .6 0-1 0 ti-gg Com m m . ' IW o m 1145 first. Robert Crawford. second; membrra entertained. Santa Claus the slate of game* for next Wed­ factory. Oonvalaacence to a state Are Inspected and. for the usual booby, Louis well as candy, fruit and nuts. "You mean, he’ll—live?” cried is to bay thareo in thin An- of health that Is hard to define 2 W. Vlttner, i g ...... 4 3-4 11 presented each with a gift. But Theer will be a short entertainment Studenta, 25c. General Adm. 50c. Reaerved. 60c Carter, and looked relieved. nesday is not available. _____ Hencequin —that's the official wln- the children of World War veter­ florihtion and pay one doHnr iroperly, slace the patient cannot ' ner* and carol singing. Over 150 young­ '•Oh. yee,” nodded Mre. Brown, 9c said to be actually 111, but be 4-a 22 an* are gro«’ing up so fast it isn't sters are expected to attend. "he'll live." and added, half to her- Thnrsiay Janisr League ^ month for each share BsMsa itoigbto I On December 12. 1939. Asst i Hmvever, mention must be made much fun for Santa any more. (Lightweight Diiislao certainly to not weU, either. Monchasfar Skatte Sherpeiwd; aclf—"atways.’’ boughL and as diridends P. ■ ; Chief-of-Staff Katherine Hoffman '"■f D’ ve McCullom's more or less Bertha Flux is on the sick Hat. T ’m glad Santa Claue Brown la W. L,. Tbe very te r m /‘eoBvaleseance" ; Of New Britain made her official i steady partner for the evening, The High School alumni dance Implies that an improve aeant in 1 R. Skinner, r f ...... 1 ShearB, Etc. Gremii j Beet wishes for s speedy recovery. will be held this evening in the Jll right." laid Betty. “Daddy said Jayvees ...... 2 0 1 ( « 6 arc BOW allowinir 4% ) Convolatcanca j visit to the Anderson-Shea a u x - 1 T°uy flano. who bid well and play- health to taking placo. Hewsver. 2 H. Bkiansr, I f ...... 6 I wish you all a very happy and Masonic Temple. Thl* social event be got hurt bad." East S id es...... 2 0 1 'Ulazy. Past President Pneident led well—and yet what a partner! joyful Christmas. VI Red D evils...... 2 0 I art added oeBd-BaBoaRy. the period of recovery after 2 R. BroU. e ...... iiH BladiiBca, is expected to be largely attended Mrs. Carter walked over to Mn. B. BllversUtn. rg ..0 Msry Frost came uith her The I Dave's "observations ' may be O. Meteors ...... 1 1 y o«r narinirR inrrcnac rapid- siege of illness or an opsrsUow to Homa as more alumni are in town over Merry Christmas Brown and put an arm around ber. one thaL requires eonscieatloiis. Chase, rg ...... 6 2P Md W Cottage. BIraoi RapeiraSi Key FHiiac.l j treasurer's and secretary * )v>oks K On Saturday evening, but bts The first hair-curling method the Christmas holidays than for Zion lAtheraa . . 1 1 ly . were Inspected and found m ex- bidding on ilonday Is—we meant "If Santa Claus Brown to an vigilant core, for th* constitution 1 A. MaaaoUnl, Ig .. . . 1 consisted of winding the hair many years. wcU and Isn't going to die, erhy Chartar O. Blues .0 2 filrw Mary iMbka. Prop and Safe CemMaatlHkl eellent condition. After the meet- to say atrocious— but we don't about a cylindrical stick, moisten­ Xadtoas ...... 0 2 Stop At Onr OSee to npt to te woskeasd and. eoni taff the ladies' Christmas party dare—so terrible. doesn't he eooM t e e ? ” Betty da- quontly. th* mor* subject to • • 2-6 14 For Ago8 • ChroRlr had C h ea tta ff. ing It wtth X chemical solution, The agricultural program ad­ To One and All manded with chUdtoh toidstaBca. Panthars ...... 0 2 Aad Rceelee Farther took place. The tables were, verv Ae for brother Donze—we mean enclosing it in a metal tube, and Thto Lsague operates Thursday h onninugbt of disiwse unlosn Boors at half. North I CoarakBCMit C b6P6 vanced by both i^ tlearU' to meet "He alwaye came here flret thing Inrormathm. roferse, Embler. m ttily decorated with candles Paul—who m-oiildn't love to get a then heating it. specific farm problem*■jlea undoubted­ nights at the East Side Rec. Next pnrticutor care to tokest ' is d pine needles. Fevor* were check to pass in for Xmas. Eispee- FROM JOHN AND “ SPOTCH” Christmas moratog. I want to Th* bom* of th* pattont to not Qaiet, Pteamuit ly will play an important part is show him all asy preaenta. X never week's schednle follows: Charter SaiToaiNllBfrs BRAITHWAITi made from gum drops, life savers Islly for the stupendous amount Japanese, airlines new tre em­ determining the outcome of the Oak Blues vs. Indtons. Jayvees vs. The Manchester always equipped to car* for such aad ekndle Meat balls and Indicated; felleitstion* and good- ploying stews rdeste*. They are did get such wonderful prceente cases, eoliettou* though hto fam­ Forelga-Prtnto6 52 Peart Stpeei na.. election. AND ALL THE GANG! before.” East Stdea, Panthers vs. Meteotw Building & Loan Norat IB AttdiMlBaM. sauce were served on biscuits, ix-tll are anointed. known as “air giri*’’ la that coun­ —Bnpresentathse CllSerd B. Bene ily may te. A profaoalanal fruit salad with whipped cream, •%eU. you eee. dear," Mra. Zion Xjutkerans va. Rad Devito. derstanding of the nature of the Oeaeva, Doe. 22 —iP) — Bwta# And, as Captain Ralph of the try. ( B .^ Kaa.). Piiwt game at 9:30 l^dock. A«aociation, Inc. eooldei and coffee. Each ladv Fire Department put* It (don't YULETIDE Brown caid aofUy, ‘Iw had to make Illness to necessary at this time. leaspapere which had boen yacalead a gift. Lillian Under*. a trip back to the North Pole." Organtoet AprB, IML adttod to drculat* to Gonaany ask me what company—It's on EAT AT THE OAK GIULL VMCA Heelor League In addition to puactlUoua. suport ■Baabetb Maher, Jane Fortin. “ But Daddy said Santa Claue 666 Mato M. Mnnebester Ot attention to the administering of ever* laformad by tkoir School street! — Bob Carney of W. L. Aoua Xtiebards, Roae Valluzzl. The Herald Is by and large, the For Better Food u d Better Selecthpi Brown waa to the b o ^ ta l—" medicines and diet. Berlin edSoas today that. affacUve Frank W* Adams Betty began, and stepped short E agles...... 1 0 iBUBOdUtoly. M GemoB-laaguag* Katberlaa Evans aad Mary Man- best friend of the department—so MERRY CHRISTMAS SPECIALS TONIGHT GREETINGS! Tha wny to a qitielur, 137 Spnwd SL TH MM • t o m L had charge of the eocial. all hail! TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS The sound of sMchbaUs drifted hi North C a d s ...... l 0 thorough recovery to pointod by tbrosd As our next meeting daU ie De- Season's Greetings—snci no egg ROAST TURKEY ROAST BEEF , What’s ths UM of thinking up from tha atraat outalda. B o lto e ...... 0 1 the Maneheeter Iw penJttad te OPnCB SUPPUBS ceBtber M wa voted to omit the hogg on Monday—as ever i-ours. A OrstUag that la o*w-~ Betty ran to tha wtadow aad ■igtalaad Park . . 0 l Home, at 26 and 28 Cottags strwtt. Dine aad Dance With Us Tonitht HALF BROILERS looked ouL She peerod op and BL Joha’s ...... 0 6 .000 AND EQUIPMENT •efft meeting, ao the next meeting "Eighty^'. WhsB Just Um * mm* old A Thought Under the abl* direction of cheer­ ' e f the AuxUlarjr win be held Jan. Half Broilera With or Without Spaghetti — 50c. Home Made RaTioU Hiat*B Del|do— ! (town the street. She oouldnt aee This Lsogu* to conducted at th* ful Mra. Mary Giblin, the Man­ PiHNC • iB ^ M iR f B ytU w ok ChflatiBa* wWh TMCA on Hiuraday nights. Next ■an Dtog*. Oaltf., Dae. 23.-(P )— tth.XM0. Plenty of Home Made RaTioU Santa Claus, taut She knew those chester Convalescence Home to Rsv. Wntoon WoodniE, prenidi X^aat night the chlldren’e Chrlst- Among the oldest of dyeing Fins Wines ~ LlBBora and Beer Xs what Ip mesat for you! must have been hto alclghbdla. She wsek*B schedule sends SL John’s Poe nvaitofeic to aged, chronic, or eow a t the Manrhenfrr Mlntotortol Coach Morris O nos has ao mahy BeokkacplBC SyiiPBm processes known 1* that used in Steaaiera — Oysters — and All Onr Uaoal Dishes against tbs Eagles and Bolton good hoahothdil nliyors ho ptoks j mea party eras held. A fine en- Dine and Dance to the M vie o f tha Oak Grin Sndagstam knew Santa Claus Brown must vnlesccnt cases, and to thorough’ Amottotlon. to to be a apaakar nt Visihit ReeDrs B«BipaMBt JaihnaoR tertsmmeat was planned by Helen French West Africa. Indigo bava gottsB ^ from hto hospital agatatot Highland Parte with the ly eqntppad to take care of such the benquet of tha Manrhoe hto tooato o a t o t o hoL Fi of the office with a total of 1.5M twice a widower. He became a citi­ Sanson of the State theater enter­ at your door every afternoon in theater, "the show must go on.” Rec League Tomorrow; Starters Enjoy Romp sack* of Incoming parcel post re­ zen of the United States about Hartfords Insuraaea companlea. summer's heat and winter’s cold, The Herald must reach tha homes mmy itrM t, bUU chalmmn at Ha had worked on the aatmuive tained the big "gang" with comic Lstta'Anertcaii projecta of the ceived and 1,058 sent out aa of this eight year* ago. and cartoon picture* ae well aa snow and sleeL and offlcee On time, regard'eas. Of Ellsworth Hoopsters OoniMCticut Federation of Wom- noon. lawna and gardaaa of tha Hart­ regular eubjecta. It wee a gala Today The Herald boya; receive So, for the big staff of Herald Over Chi Grid Action Hilinski, Davb mt’B dubs, apeakinK before the Machine cancellations dropped to ford F ir* Insuraaea Company and occaalon. Thera was a lot of noise their usual dally order of paper* teye, the future business men of High-PA’s on Monday B o x Score a little more -han one-third of Hartford Indemnity Company for gratis as they have for many years Ellsworth High's powsrful cag*#Dimlow, rf ..1 0 . 2 Attack for 32-15 OonnopoUtan club yeaterday aad fun, and It was apparent that town, atate and America—we ex­ . .0 0 0 Thursday's total with 38,729 regis­ more than 20 years. past. The boys look forward to tend for them to th ^ir 8300-odd cus­ machine rolled tO-lta fifth succes­ Flori, rf Decision to Quit Inter* Returns to Ring MuHsbester High (95) ■ftamoon, characterized it aa the a lot of enjoyment had been spread . .2 1 5 But Seconds Troll tered yesterday. Japanese Slash Mr. Hannon was 55 year* of age th's event. tomers—a Merry Jhriatmae and a sive triumph last night with a Berger, e ...... p B F T graataat aubject before the United among the hundreds of children Clarkemen of 1937-38* Three Stand Out. Con* brilliant display of all-around abil­ Bancroft, c ... ..3 0 4 collegiate Sport Brings K atea today. The General Federa­ The center post office will be and was widely known locally. He present. It Is a foregone conclusion that Joyous New Tear! 3 Hlllnskt, rf ...... 5 1-1 U 12.3; Third Win open this evening until 7 o'clock. Uved for several year* on Spruce Triple Titlists, to Op* tests at East Side Rec ity that swamp,d a stubborn Tsr- Marison, c ...... 3 0 4 0 Danoosse, r f ...... 1 0-0 tion baa recognized *hla fact and Way to Border Following tha performance, r j^ l e High comine, 56 to 28. Co­ Huebner, c ...... 0 0 0 University a Torrent baa anggested that all women'a *I^e offices will be closed all day street after com ^ here from reeente of apples, tangerinea, 1 Davis. U ...... 4 3 4 Six Games for darko" Rockville and moved to Hartford pose Local Champs at' Sunday at 2 O'Clock: captain Charlie Muayklewlcs was 8| Waldron, Ig . .0 0 0 0-0 ■"i chiba tale-up Cie atiidy of Latin Chrlatmaa and employees will ard candy and cookies were giv­ (1 Of Criticism. 3 Cole. If ...... 0 o! about five years ago. Among rela­ S the qiark-plug of South Windsor's Toconlc, Ig . . . . .0 0 3 Zamaltto, c ...... 0-1 6l men; Cop Preliminary^ Anerlca. The reaaon for thli aald have a much needed rest at their en to each boy and girl. Sports Center; Entire Green, White Eagles ..0 0 0 .3 Troops Accomplish Mis* tives who survive him Is Francis slashing offensive as th* burly Blanchsird. Ig . 1 Murdock, e ...... 0 1-2 I Mra. Crawford, are that we may homes over the day In readlne.ss The main attraction was Dlck- S. Waldron, rg ..0 0 0 Chicago, Dec. 2X —(45—Th* vol­ ,for the heavy mall expected on Hannon of Haynes street He alao In Main Gash. forward rifled th* mesh 11 times 3 Blanchard, rg .... .0 O-I 0 . Manchester High defeated Marl-'' know more about our neighbors sion of Destroying Chi­ enff "Christmas Carol,” and it held Holiday Dance Array in Action. from ths floor and aank four free Peas*, r g ...... 4 0 8 ume of protesU grew..ike a rolling leaves three riatfrs, Mr*. Mary 0 Buttery, r g ...... 0 0-1 0 ‘ den High at the local State to the Sotith: knowing more about Tuesday. the compIeU attenUon of the tries for 26 potato. Gibbons, rg . . . . .0 0 0 snowball today as dumnl and stu­ tbem will rreate a better feeling Usual Collections nese Supply Bases. Ford of Sprlngfleld, Mra. George youngsters. Those who donated MANCHESTER COUNTRr 4 Vlncek, ig ...... 3 1-1 5 ' CLUB Manchester High'* moat euc-' Although It's only ths second Coach H uik Greer'* undefeated CSiolnski, rg . . . . .0 0 0 dents cried out s^alnat the aboli­ ory last night before a slim erawd{y.^ and will develop better trade rela- TTi^'usiial collections will be Jarvis of Hartford and Mias Rose to this worthwhile good turn tion of Intercolle^t* football at 0 Klelnschmidt. Ig .. .0 0-0 Hannon of Hartford; two other Bower-DeVarney WEDNESDAY, ilEUEMBBR 27 cessful baakethall edition—the week of the Rec Senior League's c:nasa C-D champions raced away 0 Conn, Ig ...... 0 0-0 of less than 1,000 fans and ths 4^ tlooa. Mr«. W. O. f'niHfiinl msrle tomorrow and mall collected Shanghai, Dec. 38 — CF) The would like to have seen the grati­ to a 37-7 advantage In the first 34 5« the University of Chicago. V H je average American, anld the will be dispatched at 7 p. m. De­ brothers, Matthew Hannon of tude which was shown for the en­ Miss Ells DeVarney, daughter of 8:80 P. M. to I A. M. 1937-38 team that accomplished 1939-40 hoop campaign that's com­ final score was doe* only beeaMee'-i-’ Japanese Army announced today Mrs. Stephen J . Miller of 12 Doane ' half 'and then tha South Windsor Terryvlll* As of one tele*, large blocs of apeaker, knowa little about South livery of special delivery and Rockville and William Hannon of tertainment and the gifts. Now Annual Christmas ^ml-Formal the on* and only grand alam m ing up, Utle hopes w1U be riding on students and slumnt showed clearly 14 IS 5-10 85 C^oarh Wllfrad J. Ctorka usad' man of the progriiin commllli'. that their troops invading the East Hartford. He was the son street, and Frank Elmer Brower, j of mentor mad* frequent subsUtu- B F Pt. Merldew High (37) America, and would be surprised Christmas packages will be made the celebration ivlll be continued Red and White sports history— the three engagements scheduled ...... 8 2 8 their feaentmentv and Indignation reaervea for twelve of tb * thirty-> Imik charge of the (irogram. The southwestern China province of of the late John and Mary Cava­ will be married tomorrow a f te ^ ! PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE Uona in the final periods to glv* Maslnowski, rg P B F T to know thst many of its people tomorrow. No mail will be dlstll- with Christmas dinners coming to wiu display Its waras again on at the Eaet Side Rec tomorrow af­ hls entire squad a good workout B'r'walk ...... 0 0 0 St the sudden action of th* Board two minutes of the gam*. "'Maa^g-' barter strong feelings sgnUist us musleal (larl of the which was huled on Christmas other than Kwongsl had smashed their way naugh Hannon of Rockville.. make the holiday Itself a real noon at 3 o’clock by the Rev. Fer- I ASSOC :IA‘nON 1 Kondulto, rf ...... 1 3-3 4 ris E. Reynolds of the Second Con- j Monday night at tha Sports Cen­ Pease, Peterson, Berger, Ban­ Ksblesh, Ig ...... 4 0 8 of Trustees In clipping the 47-yesr- Chester won by SO to 37 but its g i This we are hoping to change. provided hy a double quartet of special handling matter and to the border of French Indo­ The funeral will be held at his good cheer occaalon. Rosaell Pottertnn’s Orchestra. ter In a Christmas attraction with ternoon. The triple bill gets un­ old sport from the school's tnter- 1 Revolr, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 starter* oompUed a 33-15 margtay:! gffegational church. The cere­ derway at 2 o'clock and every croft and Marlson were other Hints. Ig ...... 1 1 3 3 Dorsey. If ...... 4 1-1 0 *ney would be still more 8)irprlsei lllgh achool stuilents, composed of Christmas packages. Two malls china to cut Chinese supply lines. home Tuesday morning at 8:15 The party this morning was Tickets Fr*m Member* ^ t hthe e Pollah-Amerlcans, rulers ot 2 colle^te athletic calendar. over the Invaders white Ita secoodSTv; The Japanese flag was planted mony will be performed at the par- ’ game la expected to produce Are scorers. Kablesb, Maslnowski Bllycla, e ___ ...... 0 2 0 French, If ...... 0 0-0 0 to hear that bc.th .North .ind South Robert .MeCormU k, Robert Rich will be received on Christmas day. o’clock with solemn requiem mass made possible by the management Or At Cinblioase, $1.60. local semi-pro ranks for the 2 It is too early to say whether absorbed a 13-4 trimming. America trade more with Kurope monel, Walter .loyner, Janiea on the border and the commander nonage, 60 Tanner street. works galore as the rivals seen featured for the losers. D'bn'nsky, c ...... 0 3 1 Cibula, If ...... 0 0-0 0 f)n Tuesilay the full clerk force at St. Joseph's cathedral at 9 of the .State theater, merchants t three year*...... 2 1 .5 their protests would result In a con­ VlsMars Madladr* 4 \ Murphy. .Marian Akrigg, Barbara of the Japanese detachment shook very evenly matched. Ellsworth faces Its Alumni next Kowalski, rf . 0 Baldwin, c ...... 0 0-1 0 Aala and Africa than with the will lack's the holdover third class o'clock. Burial will be In St. Ber­ citizens and town officials. Every member of Coach Wilfred Tuesday night and than entertain Blum, r f ...... 0 0 0 certed move to have th* trustees re­ United States, I’eteraon, Anna Kuts. and Oracc hands with the commander of the Announcd Engagement Salats Faoe Orooet* consider their decision. 0 Surowlckl. 0 ...... 0 0-0 0 Only a few years ago MeridW^ ] mall and other delayed matter nard's cemetery In Rockville. J. Clarke's great agjff'egatlon will Bloomfield a t boma on Fri- Ch'lch'skt rf ...... 0 0 0 tumad out championship qulntetef l: Monroe Doctrine Benaon. .Mlsa Henson who haa at. Frenrh garrison at Langaon, Indo. Mr. and Mrs. A nld Gustafson, of be In uniform for the tilt with the The openar sends two beaten Many of th* school's foUowers 0 Roggi, 0 ... a-s 2 which has accumulated during the day night box aeore: S’J'rmsn, If ...... 0 0 0 1 cairi, 0 . . . . 0-0 a with dockllk* regularity but this Mra. Crawford felt they were tended Westminster school and has Christ mas rush. Temporary foot China frontier town. 31 Maple street, announce the en­ PA's and the High mentor will teams Into acUon against each wondered if Chicego, without a var­ Justified In this strong feeling ot had experlenm In directing, sub An Army communique said the other, St. Johns and the Fairfield sity football team, could hold Its 0 Milner, rg . I ...... 3 8-3 7 season's cage edition was ona iff, carriers will be on duty all day Police Court gagement U their daughter, Helen guide them again as he did tn the B F P t 10 6 28 the poorest to come here frogs the j dUlike and advanced the following stunted for (I Albert Pearson who Japanese troops thus had accomp­ F u n erals M. to Arthur Nielsen, son of Mr. march that brought tha CXJIL, and Grocers. The Saints suffered a membership to tho Western Con­ 0 Lewoo, rg ...... 0 1 4 1 Tuesday and Postmaster Qulsh Peter*on, If . ..3 8 7 Soor* at half time, Ellsworth 3 King. I g ___ ...... 1 0-0 3 SUver City In the 14-year rivalry* raianns therefor: In 1823 .tames wa.s unable to be present. Mlsa will make a special trip to Hart­ lished "their mission of destroying and Mrs. N. C. Nielsen of Hubbard New England title* with 22 wins 52-26 setback from the Green In 0 0 ference, of which It la a charter Monroe who was the.ir president ot Mr*. Lney Cunningham their firrt start, whUe th# Grocers Grlgely, If .. ..0 27, Tenyrill# 7; referee. Hurley; 9 Stefanowlcs, »g ...... 0 0-1 0 between Um aehooto. Ite itoWUnr] Lillian KItl'e was the aeconipanlsl. ford tomorrow to get mall matter Chinese supply bases on the border street, Bloomfield. In 34 games and a record winning ..0 0 0 umpire, Lavlgne; time, 8-mln. member. There was wide differ­ tlM United Stales tsrmecl what lat­ The funeral of Mrs. Lucy Cun­ Charged with driving a car with­ tewed to Morlsrty Brothers, 28-31. Pitkin, If ... ence of opinion on this point, offi­ was loose and sUpahod, la n e t th al and the anngs rendereil were which ordlnarll.v would he received of Indo-China" and later had left out a proper registration and op­ streak of 14 etralgbL Musyklawic* .11 4 36 pends. er beMine known as the Monroe ■’Holly and the Ivy," "L i, Mow a the cities of Chennankwan and ningham, who died yeaterday If there's any edge tn this en­ cials of other Big Ten schools 10 9 9-14 37 boys bad trouble evea la boMRasj here on Monday. morning, will be held at her late erating a motor vehicle without a Announce Engagement The starting lineup of the triple Score By Partsds the ball, and Its shooting «a Doctrine, although it was not Rose." ".loy to the World, " 'When Limgchow, which they occupied for license, two Rhode Island men tltUots consisted of Menln “Ike" counter It probably helonga to the I taking oppooit* viewpoints on the origlnatetd by him. It has meant home 105 Hemlock street Tuesday Miss Helen L. Price of 88 Laurel former T League quint but Indlca' matter. 'The Conference's faculty Manchester ...... 14 17 39 85 putrid that ahots mlsatd not „ the Crimson Sun Has .Set", all ol 48 hmirs. pleaded guilty respectively when, street announces the engagement Cola and BIU Schieldge a t for­ the basket but the backboard 86 different things to different per- which were given with spirit. The morning at 8:30 followed by a wards, Ed Kose at center and Rog­ Uons ar* that this will be a ding committee Is expected to meet after Meriden ...... 4 9 14 37 Fiikker, Plane Both cities are near the French mass to be celebrated In St. arral^ ed in town court this mom- I of her niece. Miss Mary E. Miner, well. ' aona.at different limes and became young singers s'ao joined In the border and on tho vital highway er Taggart and Jimmy Murphy at dong battla right up the final the holidays to discuss th* matter. Petete By f *r1e9s n permanent part of the foreign Jam es's church at 9 o’clock. The Ing before Judge Raymond R. Bow- ! to William E. Egan, son of Mrs. Dr. W. J. Moenkhaus of Indiana With Hlilnslri and Davts a t fat*" choniB Binging of Christmas carols, running southwest from Nanning, era. The two were Hector Roche-! Annie Egan of 11 Birch street and guards, while the second five con­ whistle. Bucky Walters Leads Manchester .... 14 9 13 5—95 f ^ e y at the United States, though burial will be In St. James's ceme­ The Saints have a squad that In­ Unlveralty, chairman of th* facul­ wards, Zamaltto at eeater as we'l as the refreshments of lee Designer. Dies the former Kwangsl provincial fort, held on the fret count, and the late John Egan. sisted of Johnny Greene and Har­ Meriden ...... 4 4 5 19—37 Blanchard and Vlncak a t gui never formulated as law. During tery. The body will be at the home ry Soustrito at forwards, Elmo cludes H. Grysb and H. Wlersblcki. ty representatives, said: "There to cream, cookies and other llema capital which Jfpanese forces after 4 o'clock tomorrow after­ Romeo Crepeau, charged with the Referee, John "Shorty' Malto. Manoboater rompsd away te a ! the Monroe administration Napo- served by the prealdent. Mrs. driving up from the sea captured second offense, both men being res­ Gaveilo at center and Ernie Squa- forwards; M. Rubscha, center; nothing specific In the organization Time, eight minute quarters. Mea bad been victorious In Furope (I4>iitlniie4 from Page One) noon. and A. Rubacha and 8. Grysb. Hurlers in National rules thst makes it obligatory for advantaga In the Unit qua Robert I.,esllB Cooper and flrat Intc In November. idents of Woonsocket, R. 1. They Hospital Notes trito and Johnny Winsler at without any. trouble whateo ■pd three countries. Austria, Rus­ president, .Mrs. D.C.Y. Mooio. guards. Ted Brown, ' sub center, guards. The Grocers’ personnel a member school to compete In all business man who drove hard Hiikc qunntitles of Chinese mlll- Ernest L. Fuller wer* arrested here on East Center sports sponsored by the Confer (35) AU four ot Merlden'a polata sia and Prussia united In Influcnc- .\nnoiinee f ’nrd I'lirly liii'v ir.ippMc'i were seized In the street at 3:45 a. m. today by Po­ didn't get Into action in the finals includes Weir, Duffy and Btssall. tag Spain to regain her lost col­ bargains. The funeral of Ernest L. Fuller as ringer 3.930; Hugh Ceeey, Brook­ ence. P B r T gained via the foul atrtpe as During a brief business se.salon two towns, the .lapiincsr s:ild. The liceman Raymond Grimn. Both Discharged yesterday; Mra. but he’s another atar who’ll be forwards; Taggart, center; and R ed s' A<;e R an k ed lyn, 3.938; Lou Fette, Boston, onies In south America and Flori­ Disciple of Uniirlhodos of Parker street, will be held this Vennart and Conners, guards. “Whether Cjhlcago, In falling to 0 Kanehl, r f ...... 0 0-4 0 vtoltora failed to register a "" a card party was announced lor Fokker’s life atory in anything ronui!iini(|iii' warned that the cities pleaded guilty and were fined 310 Ellen Newbury, 94 Oxford street. with the Clarkemen Monday. Pitdier of Year; Fig* 2.96; Claude Passeau, Pblladel. field goal, whlto lUilnsU ai ^ da. Ib e Monroe Doctrine harred afternoon at 2 o'clock at the W. P. and costs each. It was brought out Discharged today: Mrs. CamiUo All-Star Cagers compete in s major eport, would 0 WlUde, rf ...... 1 .0-0 a January 24, the proceeds of which but a primer for aniblU tun young would be re occup'.cil "if they arc Moriarty*s Play Pagan! phla-C%lcago 8.28: Larry French, affect her standing la s matter for .0 0-0 0 mattto contributed tha huSi at < aay European country or any oth­ Qulsh funeral home. 235 Main that a I'mlted registration had been Andislo, 461 Woodbrldge street, Gavello's stellar play in tourney The second clash should be 0 Chapman, rt .... er .country from taking land In will be. turned over to the .Me­ men. He was a discip'e of the nn- rcnlon-'l »s su|,ply banes," street. Rev. Wlll'am Wallace of in Eight Marks; Chicago 3.29; BUI Lee, Chicago the faculty representative* to de­ 0 Acelo, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 local aoorlng. . morial Iloapllal. The sum of orthiKlox. He, illrcctcd vaat enter­ The Jo-Kincsc sxld their troops received by Rochefort, operative' Mrs. Hattie McGulness, Bucking­ competition earneif him all-atate sisxler as It brings together Mort- 8.45; Curt Davis, S t Louis 3.625; The eeoond quarter provadi either North or South America. the North Methodist church will for five days only which term had ' ham, Gerald Pekowsky, 290 Bid- recognition as a guard and all- Earned Run Ave. 2.29. cide." 0 Holmes, rf .... .0 1-1 1 Boon after that, however, we for­ was voted to .Social Service Work­ prises wl.th a sharp and frequently were In possession of a large area srtys and the West Side Barber*, and Luke Hamlin, Brooklyn 3.633. Prof. O. F. Long. Northwestern'* .0 0-1 0 display ot futility as tho i officiate and the burial will be In expired. Crepeau 'aid he had been ^ well street, Mrs. Julian Tournaud, New England rating aa center, a pair of rivals who neither shoVr 0 Rob. Brown, If . e s t our promises, helped England er Miss Jeanle Reynolds, for Christ­ sarcastic tongue. Often he refused bringing the Chlncse-French Wapplng. The bearers will be Tha ten leaders rated on per­ member of the faculty committee, 0 BuUer, I f ...... 1 0-3 3 garaOrod only aevon potate mas baskets for the needy, in ad­ frontier situation under control. driving about three months with-1 32 Elssex street, Richard Hyland, while Kose and Schieldge were quarter or ask for It when they By Jodsoa BsUey centage. with games won ond lost: PUm the Falkland Islands from to keep appointments, and when Frederick Clayton. George Gard­ out a license. | namad to tha N. E. second team. emphaatstog he waant speaking Eddie Ebb 0 Hanna, If ...... 0 0-1 0 twoea thoia. King aaak. MotM AlBSntlna, and also helped her dition to the collection yesterday he did he was always late. 193 Woodbrldge street, Richard meet, whether on the chalked court New York, Deq^ 23— (JPh- The Derringer 3V7; Walters 37-11 for th* Conference, said to allow 1 Murphy, If .... .1 0 4 8 first twlnpotnUr midway la ner, Arthur Monaghan, H. M. Lee After he had waived examination ' Bertottl, Glastonbury. It was Cole, however, who tallied or tha baseball diamond. Moriartys French 15-8: Harry Gumbert New ta te a part of Venezuela to annex afternoon, placed In two large red Balanced against Utosc qualities Dort. Harry Plnney and Raymond National League 'pitcher at the the Maroons to stay In th* Big Ten After an abaenc* of several 1 Lojegkl, c ...... 1 0 4 3 partod aad PaBrnaaa eouetedM Btocklngs which hung at the llre- through his attorney, Cornelius T. I Census: 60 patients. th* game-winning basket In the will be seeking to stay In a dead­ Tork 18-11; Hamlin 30-13; Casey Maachaatar In tho (cloMag i to bar colony of British Guiana, was an Impulsive generosity Sebetz. frensled finish against Pawtucket year was and Is WllUaro Henry without a foottell team would b* months, due to s facial Injury be 1 Tuttle, 0 ...... , l 0 4 3 plare. .Mrs. Elmer Wedon was weU Driscoll, Jr., of Branford, Ernest I lock for the League lead and 15-10; Davis 23-16; Forrest Preas- for Um only talUas ssado flro aad to take land from Honduras which once led him to clear off M n n v h p n t p r Johnson of that town, charged with to put Manchester on the long end (Bucky) Walters, Jr, of the Cin­ a violstton of the spirit of th* Con­ suffered when struck by a flying 1 Bcudlsri, 0 ...... 1 1-3 9 la IBM ; alao allowing planters in corned Into membership by the tho toy counter of a New York Pagani's basketeers will be bidding nell, Brooklyn, 9-7; Lee 19-15; and ference. wedge. Manchester’s Ekldle Elm to 0 McOowcU, 0 . . . .0 0-1 0 floor. Both Mdoa wasted a criminal negligence, was bound of a 38-38 score before 4.000 thriU- for a victory to put them Into the cinnati Reds. HubbeU 11-9. tbs southern' psrt of our country Club. Mrs. Cooper who supervis­ store at tlhrlstmas time by hand­ I D a f e R i m k ^SMnnfntnMMi* ta w j Th* base bail writers who chose Kenneth MscLellan, a student, scheduled to return to th* fiatlo a Saverick, rg ... .3 0 4 4 enargy la rad ag flwdly >up over to the next term of Superior oraaad fans. race. _ On* league pitching record was down the spactoiw aurtaea h ta move into Texas which was ed the decorations, used red, white ing out presents as fast ns on ad­ (liriHtiiias Dinners court In tends of $1,000. Ho was At the same time that Manches­ him th* moat valuable player In said hls fraternity. P 8I UpsUon, wars In the feature event of the 1 Geer, r g ...... 0 3 4 3 than a part of Mexico. Eventually and blue, blued spruce teiighs on miring gnup of urchins could The Gqs Houoers Include Chair­ broken as Clyde Shoun of the S t would sponsor s petition among the Red Men's first show of 1940 on 1 Eggleston, rg .. .0 0 4 0 dldat amouat to aaythlag ati ' Tonight held here after a 'atal accident at ter High was annexing all the man. Anderson and Simmons, for­ hls league had the same Idea sev­ Louis Cardinals worked to S3 this brought on the Mexican War. the fireplace with ferna on each grab them while i lerks frantically schoolboy cage laurels In signt, students after th* holidays asking Tuesday evening, January 9, at 0 Thomas, rg ...... 0 0 4 0 ataU . Dec. 23. - -M. H. S. Alumni dance. At Institutions I he Hockanum river bridge in Merry Christmas wards; Tierney, center: and eral weeks ago, but It toog the games, none of them complete, the trustees to reconqlder and re­ Tha atartliig Ctarksfl This was the beginning of our side In blue containers. A glowing tried to keep track of the prices. .Masonic Temple. which a companion, passenger In tho FOllsh-Americans were gain­ pitching averages announced to­ the Sports Center. The local mid' 0 Ran. Browa. Ig .1 0 4 3 land from other coun- fire was burning, and on the table Speeil was his fetish. He owned Sqlomonson. Ford and Kerr, to surpaes the old mark of 51 set scind their action. dieweight. who has had marked X BelUa, I g ...... 0 1.1 1 od to tho fray after tat Tomorrow his car, was killed. | To All Onr Friends and Patrons ing the spotlight aa one of the guards. Tba West Sides hav* Rob day to show what a great sllnger Mace Brown of Pittsburgh In Portions of Texas, .New was a blue spruce centerpiece, red fleets of airplanes, motor boats and foremost semi-pro quints tn the Hundreds of alumni expressed suoccaa since hls debut ae a pro, 9 Pulfo^ Ig ...... 1 0 4 a mmA SJfStll SbDW6d < Dec. 24. — Annual Cand'ellght Manchester's two Institutions, The non-support action against Inson, Zwlck. Relmer and Turcotte. the lanky-righthander really was 8. Shoun alao finished the their regret at the action, among ftHM of tho MOOOOdlllll OS ‘ Msrsiro, Arlxooa and California candles and slelgha with red and automobiles. His office was in hl i -service at South Methodist church. George Miner of this town was state. That same weekend, tM during the 1939 season. wtu meet "Babe” Bergeron of East 9 Parclah, Ig ...... O' 0 4 0 pnvlotialy been a part of Mex- N white reindeer. hat. Fokker drew on a scratch the Almshouse and Memorial hos­ forwards; Schuets and Suehy, cen­ most games, 35. them President John Schommer Hampton, Maas., the lad who stole and KUtasM aparkod tha Next Week pital, will serve fine holiday meals nolled after Prosecutor William J . PA'S racked up their 33rd triumph ters; J . Sullivan. >P. SulUvan, Hed He led all hurlers In hls league Bill Hoffman, s rookie who per­ and Secretary John Chapman of to*. lAtar, during the Spannlsh- pad the Initial designs for th# air­ Shea had stated that a satisfactory tn 36 games by beating the Bristol In earned run rating with an aver­ the tost show held by the Red 14 10 5.13 3» atve, aldod fay' insah rlpplit6T < Dec. 25.— Annual "Julotta” serv­ Monday to S3 Inmates and 60 pa­ Mary’s Package Store lund aad MonU*. guards. formed in only three contests with tha Chicago Alumni club, which Men's A. C. Bergeron defeated Davta and Oamaltla MerMaajr" B wsrinin war we took Porto Rico 1 planes which ths Army airmen. ice at Emanuel Lutheran church, dlspoelUon of support claims had 9t. .Stans and the locals 'Vrent on age of 2.39 a game, won the moat • (36) lalanda Later the spirit tients. At the almshouse Superin­ been made. Nightcap Most Vital the PhiUles. tied the mark for hit has 1.500 members, and Jay Bar- Armand "Bomber" RemlUard of a r T agod to hroak into tha Ahoul Town Maitland and Megenberger, flew 5:30 a. m. Mary Bincllo, Prop. 314 Main Street from there to gain the State Po- The most important tussle games, >37; pitched the most Inn­ ting the most batsmen to an ton wsngcr. 1935 AU-Amsrtca back W tbs U. 8. experienced a change, from the Vmerlcan mainland to tendent and Mra Peteraon have Stanley Wllk of Oak street, Uoh League diadem as well aa the ings, 319; the most oompleta Marlboro, Maas., In a furious mitt I Slepowics. rf ...... 1 0*1 3 M uata twtoa ta this Dec. 27 — Holiday dance of the prepared a line menu of turkey, should be tba nightcap In that tog, striking three to the fifth ton and last Chicago player to attain sUnglng fracas and looms aa a oso^liiff loM pososo 4osni tliol lata President Calvin Coolld-e, Hawaii: which Rear Admira' Diihllc Health Nursing Associa­ Glastonbury, held 'or speeding De­ 2 Dial 5566 Rec League and 'fOwn titles. In games. 31; faced th* most bat- 0 Franoh, If ...... a 3 4 9 later President Hoover did grown on the farm, dressing and featuraa two undefeated teams tog of a gam* against the Giants such honors. serious threat to Elm’s undefaatad 1 Muacaka. rf ...... 0 0-1 0 to Mt u» sober shots hut‘ Miss Ena Hooks of the Mnry Richard E. Byrd flew the Atlantic. tion at Country Club. cember 15 on Blast Center street at four years on thk court, the Am' tars, 1393; tied with on* other Sharing strike-out honors wltn The posslbUity th st Chicago to ameliorate the anlmo.^lty Cheney library will spend Christ­ all the rest of the fixings, candy, Pitkin street, pleaded guilty when CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY arks hS've complied a total of 105 that are rated as th* leading con record. Elm won eight bouta tn 3 Calvl. 0 ...... r 1 4 i ohester was ta flreath^ a In 1927: which Sir Charlea Klngi- Also, First annual banquet of tenders for the League diadem, th# for the most strikeouts, 137; tied Walters was Passeau, while the might he forced from th* Oxifer- 9t tba Latln-Amerlcans. mas with her aunt in Britigep irt, ford-Bmlth used In many ocean nuts and Ice cream. arraigned this morning. It was irtctorles tq Only 23 losses. a row before being held to a draw Owagnlh, r g ...... 0 3-3 3 aMe 39.14 iMTSta th a 'ttH Manchester College Club at T. M White Eagles and the Green. The with two other* for starting tha shutout king was Fette with six enc* led to widespread speculation by Sal Maltempo of WUllmantle Better Feelings and Mias Olive Chapman of the rro.snings; and which Amelia Ear- C. A. At the hospital the patients wdll stated he had driven at 52 mUes per Undefekted In the current State most games. 36; and tied with two 1 Barfcts, i g ...... 0 0 4 0 quarter marh. Dorsey receive a dinner consisting of to­ Eagles are successors to the PA DenrRger allowed the moat on who would take ,ts pla^- Most last August. 1 DomlneUo, tf ..0 1 4 1 Ita were tbs Mwtdeh Mr*. Crawford said It was a West Side branch will be with hart rode In as a pas: emrer In her Dec. 29. — Children's Chrlstma- hour op East Center street and at Laagt^ race, the PA’s seem' to others for allowing the most sac­ hits, 831. The leading losers were prominently mention^ was th* friends in I»ng Hill for the holi­ mato Juice cocktail, pretzels, roast 40 miles to 50 miles an hour 'on hav* molded together a team that tn the Rec circuit and showed 4 Dl Carlo. V ...... 0 0 4 0 Bwa m Over fM t that every adrolnlBtmtk.n Atlantic crts.xlng in 1928. rc-sllvni at Orange hall, spon-orc* promise last week In noalng out rifice bits. Bob Klinger of the Pirate* and university of Pittsburgh, which ths OvU War has been try- day. Horn In 1890 turkey and stuffing, cranberry Main street. He was fined $10 and 1$ kt least the equal of Its sensa­ Viewed from any angle thoae Ree but It's reported that the 1 DiAagaloa, o ...... 0 0-3 0 The Qied and White hy combined Swedish lodges of sauce, mashed potatoes, turnip, costs. tha West Sides, S3-29. whUe the Max Butcher, who divided hla recently mad* reforms to Its ath 1 Skwlga, rg ...... 0 0 4 0 over again aa the final to eatabUah better feelings be- Known as the "flying d'itch- Manchester. tional 1937-88 edition. Bruno and digits make th* former Philadel­ time between tb* Phillies and Pi­ letlc setup to oonform with Big Green expects to face the Polish- Mr. and .Mrs Frank Rawson of stuffed celery, olives, radish roses, Matthew Petrus of Ives street Johnny Bycbolskl, Stan Opaiach Green trimmed the BslnU and 0 Surcnrlekl. I g ...... 1 0-1 3 underway and MecMtoo the countries. Ex-Pre Ident man." Fokker was bom In Java, Aldo, Manchester High faces CRYSTAL CLEAR have also been going great guns tn phia Inflelder a pretty ImnMna* In- rates. Each dropped 17 decis­ Ten regulations. Others ratad as American varsity which to now up slewly but 8taadtto,4 Hoover made a trip to South Main street left today for Rroon- April 6, 1890, the son of a wealthy rolls, plum pudding with Christ­ Wlllimantic. through bis counsel and Mike Saverick fill the forward dlvlduaL even ovenmadowing his setting a hot paee la th* State 0 Champiob, r f ...... 0 0 4 ' 0 Dcerlng High of Portland. Me.. In Attorney WllUam S. Hyde pleaded outside competition with five ions. likely sueeeaaor to th* Maroona 0 Bry*, e ...... 0 0 4 0 tarough with agiM a Stg« America, Jtist aa President Roore- lyn, N. Y., where the.v will spend coffee planter. At an early age he basketball game at State Armory. mas sauce, mint#, coffee, nuts. bertha, Al Kurlowtcs wlU handle towering teammate Paid Derrin­ No Perfect Oaaaee. were Notre Dame, Nebraaka and League . . . the Whit* Eagles and the week-end nml hulldiiy with The hospital has received gifts nolo conCendere to a charge of eenter as Koee will play with the straight wins The Eagles are de PA’S are one and the same club aad MUner tapped bom* A velt did more recently, and many was taken to Holland wdiere his fV>mlng Events ICE CUBES termlnad to uphold the prestige of ger. whose slightly bettef percent­ Leaving the double no-hIt per Michigan State. up, than Dersty counted "" of the promisea made by HcK>vor .Mr.x. Rawson's slater's family, father, retired from bnsl-ess. for the children patients and do­ violation of rules of the road as Bchoolteya, while the guards lO' age record and heroic but futUe but th* younger, more Inexperi­ 13 _ 7 6-17, 30 Dec. 3t. (Sunday night). Tall the result of a crash here at East the PA UtllsU WhUe the Green U formanc* of Johnny Vander Meer None was mor* Indignant over ■eava By Bai r a ^ aueesmlon with . imve betm kept by the pre-ldent In hoped to provide the hoy with a Cedars New Year's Eve dance, nations of wreaths and Christmas chide Al Obuchowskl. Johnny Fsl- feats tn the World Series served to 1938 high aad dry, no pitober th* truate**’ action than th* foot enced members of the squad per­ Mrs. .Nellie Farrell Wells of the greens hove been made. This Center and Summit streets De­ koskl. ^ d le Harataurds, Vojeck equally anxious to annex th* for awhile to confuse th* isau*. form with th* Eagles . . . Maneheatar ...... 10 ” l7 33 85 Shota aad Maaehaatfr’a toM power today, namely, that there soimil technical education. .Sports Center, Wells street. crown th st eluded them last could uncover a spotless gsnm lost ball player* thamaelv**. 30 bton shaved to 39*33 wlta would be no more Interference Reonx, N. V.. Is spending tho Anihonv alri—dy had exhl* ited morning the Junior choir of the cember 9. Petrus collided with a ^ doxen 2 S* and Jo * HOlnskl. All of these lads It was tha first season that Wal Meriden ...... 5 • 17 Also, Ivoglon's New Year's Eve car coming out of Summit street son. aaa. Three. Lon Warrteke of John Davenport, oo-captaln of Refer**, Murray. pecte of defeat la tha OOOCemtng the international affairs Christmas week-end with her his heni Once he blew the fuses Emanuel church sang carols and ar* former High and Trade star* ters bad done better than 4.17 the Cardinals, BUI Pooedel of tb* the 1939 teem which won two minor Westerly (R. I.) high echool to hrother-ln-law and Slrler, .Mr and party at Rainbow, in Bolton. glanced off and hit a parked au­ Delivered Or At tha PlanL and most of them have been Tba Eagles have a squad that in' reoervoo simply didn't at South American counlrlea. "We , of the street car company In the Also Country Club New Year’.s on Christmas morning the Eman­ earned runs an inning over the Boston Bees, and Fette got game*, described Ji* action as s claiming scholastic scoring records .Mrs -lami's Duffy of Henry slrecl. uel senior choir will sing for the tomobile. He was lined $5 and stand outs as semi-proe for sev' eludes H. Gryh. E. Haponik and F. full route and Inasmuch as he had for Eastern Omnecticut and Rhode stuff. eUber ta passing < have every rea.son to believe that ' city of Haarlem by throwing a party at Country Club. costa. Server, forwarda; A. Obuchowskl doe* as * one-hitter and Fette on "shame,” and added aad Msrldtn forced taa their spirit toward us la chang.r.g wire over a tmllcv line to get elec­ patients. eral years. only two ehutouta among the 37 four other occasions bad three- T was stunned when I heard Island as a result of Its basketball T h -'d iie C Zimmer of Main Jan. 10. Dr. Robert Wnrnock Reopening of the case of SUn- center: and HiUnskl and | pace that began to aaaaM 1q consequenre," she snid tricity for his toy railroad. He will review current plays. Center L. T. WOOD GO. games he won. th* fact that his hitters. There were also ten about It, III be an alumnus next triumph over Stonington high on Basket hy Basket stre. l Is spending a few days with ley HeltnskI, held for falling to Vojeck. guards. The Green array average was so low cam* as some­ Tbursdsy night... .the final scor* proportions of a whirlwind, The speaker outlined a number made nil his owti mechanical toys. church hou.se, auspices Sisterhood Phone 4496 constsU of Moorhoua*. GaveDo and two-hit pitching chores. Jtme and football to the bond ba- (joeb CUrka burttodly ra _ relstlves In Astoria, Ismg Island. halt at a stop s'gn at the Intcr- thing of a surprise. tween me and tha university. Now was 158 to 1 3 ___ George Mearns, at different projects working to­ Sent to Hii engineering achool. Temple Beth Sholom. seitton of Pearl and Main streets Staum. forwarda; Tost and Mur­ his regulars to chaoh tha rally ] ward that object. For Instance, I he quit forthwith hec.anse. aa he Boy Wouiifls Girl H ockey Chicago's BUI Lee, ta topping that bpnd won’t exist any more.’' Westerly captain, tallied 63 polnU. Maa. Mer. Miss Fllsals'th Olson, vice prin­ did not avail him a discharge when dock eenter: and Murphy and reoa nobly to the f llbrarle* in Latin America once | explained, he dl-angreed wdth hli tlie league last year, Jiad a 3.66 Bob Jampolls, junior quartar- MUnar, Mar, foul ...... sasmed for a whlto that cipal of the Ml^'h schrol. left this he appeared a second time In court Murray, guards. rating and no hurter had equalled back, *ald: "I don't think we ought Grateful acknowledgment to ex< contained books from all the world professors. Refusing Him Date to day. Hellnskl had pleaded By The Anociated PreM State Writers Davto, Man. fo u l...... would continue It* cowabach but little or nothing from the t' S. morning to spen.l the irhool vn- Deliveries Mav Walters' mark since Carl Hub- to take this lying down; 1 think pressed for Xmas greetings re­ eatlon at her former ho-ne In At the age of 18 ho had begun guilty to the charge previously Saturday Kondulto. Mar, fo u l...... tb* momentum gained a Now that Is different, and as for to construct his flrat airplane. It NaUonal Lsagiie beU ot the New Tork Giants' came It's a alam on us players aad adds ceived rfom Francis J. Lesrv, B-rt Davta Man, under hoop . . Swampscott, Mass. and a fine was Imposed. This up with hla sensational 1.66 In insult to Injury. It wtu kaap s lot McConkey, Pete Wlgren sad seconds but Davla awtab BUaic, the directors of lending or- was completed In 1910 and. In f ’e Hillsdale, Mich., Dec. 23—bP)— week Attorney Herman Yules DatroU at Toronto. L a s t N i f f h l ' s F i g h t s To Honor Mack Zamaltls, Maa, short too* as be raced under the ebastras have visited South Amer­ Upset Army Plans 1983. of studsnte from coming to school.” Nathan Podoloff of the New Ha- Company No, 1 of the South Rnsalan military competition at Worried and remorseful. 16-year- gained for the accused a reopen­ Chicago a t New Tork Rangers. Hubball. tnetdantally, poafound- HUtasM, Man, short aids . make It 91-33 .Then Decagy ica. for ttie tnlerchanK^ of com- St. Petersburg, t ran away from old Richard Valentine awralM In \ Merry Christmas latenattawal-Ametlcaa Leagiw Sphool publications, however, did | ven Arena ___ wMeh remtada us HitlnaW, Maa, fo u l...... MUner provided five pelt M-'oeh -ster lire department was ing of ths case OQ the grounds ed some of the casual observera not Join In the sdver** criticism. pOSttionB, believing thftt through the rest of the field. Fokker had the county JaU today the law’s Springfield at Pittsburgh. that we’ve got cards at our dash railed last night to 0.1 High street Washington, Dec. 23.—(g5—Un­ that new evidence had been d's- who beUeved him foiling by com­ Sports Alliance to for Walter Harrison and Peter KoaduUa Mer, foul ...... Meriden and It waa cteaa Ib^ medium of muAlc we know found hla lifetime work. next step after yester^y's school- covered. Today witnesses were In­ Indianapolis at Cleveland. By The Aasiidkted Press I Davta Man. fo u l...... but HUtnakl and Davta peoplefl better. The hlfttory o' for .a ehlpiney fire. There was certainties over the delivery of New Tork—Pstay Scalxo, 128 3-4, piling a 2.75 averaga to rank sac- V endrillo___ for more years than no Iccss. Illre l hy Germany house shooting of pretty Eklltb troduced to attempt to prove that At this Christmas season we wish to extend Sunday ond la eamad runs aad In addition Award Gold Medal to Doraoy, Mor, fo u l...... from abort rangr ta th* South America in In^^innlnx: to be He peddled the design to several new arms and equipment were Balcom, the superintendent's sec­ New Tork. outpointed Simon Cha­ wo can remember we’ve been get- said In official quarters today to Hellnskl had halted at the sign, our sincere wishes to the friends we have and finished tenth In won-loot porcant* Vtacek, Man. foul ■eoonde of play and It * lAucbt In our schools, there Is ' governments unsuccessfully. But retary. Boston * t New Tork Ameri- ves. 134 3-4, Venesuela, (10): Mike A's Veteran Manager. over. Th* gam* tumad tatoj The 1.1 turkeys swarded hy be complicating the War Depart­ but bis own previous teatlmony those we kope to make— that this Christmas age. 2 2 L f 5 ? 5 ^ ; i t " J I . d S 2 te ^ M ;.;d ; HUlndU, Maa. under hoop 13 IDUCh of Interest to be read aliout >7erihany hired him. In 1913. un­ Sheriff Frederic Marshall, who that be had not stopped, coupled Kaplan. 142. Boston, outpolntad Local Sport eeoM as If Walt m o Pet* s m cn« m m under hooo 14 thrUHng. actlon-paeked drama ' Campbell Coun ll, K. of C., on ment's efforts "lb weld the regular will be filled with joy and good fellowship^ esnt.. Eddie Brink. 144 1-4. Scranton, On the other hand the eamad can't remember eddresaes, or don’t | « the Incas and the Indians: and as I Th'irs lay idghi were won hy the der contract, ho was teaching announced that Valentine had with police testimony to that ef­ iBtereatioeal-Anserteaa Lsago* New Haven. Conn.. Dec. 3»— tha final minute* aad th* for the Soanlsh languag. .Mis Army Into a full prepared light­ Pa.. (8). run rating of tha National Leagua tbsy know 'em. fulloving- Miss .lennle Wind. 40 young Germans to fly In a military confessed to wounding Mlsa Bal­ fect did not prove weak enough to and that 1940 will be a year of happiness, Springfield at Syracuse. pitober* la general was not aa — Member* ot the Connectleut were treated to seme Crawford bellevi-s this tongue .school. At tho age of 24, Fokker ing force. com twice with a borrowed revol­ West Palm Beach. Fla,—Jimmy 'Chatter RoggI, Mor, fo u l...... 14 P'estee sti-et; Walter Gorman, change the previous opinion of the success and prosperity. Pittsburgh at New Haven. good aa last y*ar. only 11 batatg Sportswriter* AlUanc* voted today basketbaU but th* fin* work of I Should be taught mote gem tally In was a vital part of the German The first 'maneuvers of Ameri­ ver because she refused him "a Judge. A line of $5 and coat was Philadelphia at Providence. ShepanL 165, Springfield. Ql Comes tho first week of 1940 K l^ . Mer, s h ^ side .... 14 local regulars swiftly Ir, 12 Bnioklteld street: H. can troops as a corps In-peacetime stopped SUant Robinson. 167, under four p«K toning where 31 to award lU flrat annual gold n West Hartford had had a bit and w« release our fifth annual re­ Murdoch, M ^ fo u l...... 19 our schools. She asserted that the ' Crowe. Ruckland: Catherine Cole- military establishment as It en­ date," said charges against the imposed. V Last NlghUs BesolU made th* grad* to 1935. Anotbar aright aad produced h Oermans wouldn't think of sending tered the World war. history. Involving the First. Fifth Lansing youth would depend on HunsvUI*. Ala., (S). madal to Oanale Mack. preMdant more ateytag power Um William view of local sports for 1939 . Lewee. Mor. fo u l...... 15 third trlu m ^ ta sta su rla an i l mnn. Ti< Middle turnpike, esst: and Sixth "streamlined” Dlvlslona, No gamoo. Hollywood. — Junior MunaalL aad commentary was tba fact that tharo ware a lot of doings on tha Dancoese, Maa. under hoop 17 parsons there on business or dip'o- ' .\rt Thomas. 40 Florenee street: Fokker'a planes not only met the outcome of the girl's injuries. said manafvr at tha PhOodsiphla Hall oagoro would have aehiovad saoond LaagtM victory ta matlc purjio.sea, who could not are scheduled tentatively to start 196. Ponca City, Okla.^ knockad out only 19 pltcbar*. warkliig 10 [athtoUc front bareabout and our C c Hsle. Mlildle turnpike, west; the demands of tho Army. They Jackeper. 2091-9. Los Angalao. (3). mora compleU gaxom. bad better one of tho aeesoo’a netahio upaate Third Qnarter gameo fer aocond^placo In thk i speak Soanlsh fluentlv. .She de­ out-flew anything tho Allies In the south In April. Ground Broken Armory Package Store AthteUcs. who mods hls profas summary to going to be bigger and guo standtago..^ William r Qulsh, Main street: The date depends entirely, how­ San DUgo, Calif. — Sonny Boy ♦hew a .500 pareantage. ■tonal haasball dabut to this sUta. last night over Bristol . . . as It batter than ever---- watch for it Vtacek, Kan, ractag In ..19 scribed the CHiurBe of study mat>p«*d F.lna .MeCourt. Pearl street; An­ could pit against them. In all, he Jos. Naretto, Prop. 310 Main St. TeL 6784 Tba ten leaders ratad on runs, Vtaeak, Man, tong *et.... 3t , HUlnsW and Davto out by the General Federation of • ever, on the delivery of aome 10,- Roosevelt Silence Walker. 206. Phoenix. Aria., out- Mack, boMUsD'a grand old mar w%Mi th# Mff* of l€d8shstt bod tb# drew Polauk 447 Garden . street, built more than 8,000 military ma­ On Slum Project pointad Chuck Crowell. 219, Los with tbalr average: Mltoer, Mar, fo u l...... 91 most of tho scoring for Urn ( Women's clube. and In the few Hartford: Charles Devine. T.T chines for Germany during the 000 motor trucks and other vehi­ CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY who today obn«rv*d hla 77th htrtk dayitgbto aeared out at 'o a botoro A v ^ M ^ry Chrlatmaa, man. with Zamaltto aad Vtoeta i cles ordered this month. It was Angela*. 110). Walter* 3J9; RubbMl 3.75; Der­ throe quick UUtaa ta tho last 49 A Happy New Tear, toe^ RoggI. Mar. fo u l...... 91 ibootlM that she hHS bren state Spruev rtrei t: C. Cummins. Buck- war and acted as consulting en­ Lauded by Aiken day. wlU racatva tha award at tha Saataitl*. Man. audiar . .39 so dotag thalr sharo. wtdto dial rman many clubs hk\'e undiT- gineer In the manufacture of said. Each dlvlUon requires mor* writer^ dtontr bar* oaxt Jan. 99. saeonda of play gataad thsm a To all our gentle readera. chard «Ud good work land. Mrs lliliert Cassells, 73 Bridgeport,, Dec. 23. — on — 9940 triumpbfor tiwlr third OCIL Ws do mean TOU and YOU!. HlMnskl, Man, under h ^ 39 thken the cours<>. and are hndlng It West strcid; .loan Alve.s, 39 .len- thousands of others. thap 1,000 trucks, and other* are In addWtow to Mack, tha sporta Ooraey, Mar, short teas . . .98 ta paastag aad dofsnBoaly nroat Interesting. needed by auxiliary troops. GroundIround wraswas brokenh today for the wrttan p te to hoaor tbrsa othar victory . . . Otto Wtatesa tod tha s'-n street .t McDonald, Btickland. As a sideline Fokker developed New Tork. Dec. 38—(g>—Ver­ $6,500,000 East Bridgeport housing Davta Man. * e r t side . . 97 htocMag oft maiw Moridan Mrs. Raymond Burnham, chalr- the first synchronous machine gun paraeaa prontoantty Idaotlflad with attack with five haakate . . . uadsr tha hoop. Don Doraia mont's Rraubilean governor, proJecL rH M km Thty Co m HUImM. Man. short sida 39 According to the state highway for the Germr-n Army to permit George D. Aiken, said today he tba atato’a athtotlco. Thalr namsa Bay MUnar ward tha Several hundred persons crowd­ win ba anaounoad la$ar. Tha Laagua atandtag to Kcodulta Mer. under hoop 99 ilipartment which opened several firing through the propeller arc. thought Preetdent Roosevelt was ed about a stand at Church street outa He insisted later that the Brltlah Tells Cabinet M a* whoa Infonaad of hls follows: Xn tb# praUmlnary. P e r s o n a l bids on construction work yester­ right In saying nothing at this apd Waterview av«nue this morn­ W L Pct.l day. Ale.xander .larvls company of "stole" hla Idea for a gun of their time about running for a third sstoettoo for tha award, wrote: sn CaM, Mar. aneker...... 39 sicooda, oaoturad a ing to hear naUonal. state and local ITES! Bristol ...... 3 0 1.000 thi.s town was the apparent low 0W71. though examination failed to Of Finnish Ai|d tarm. dignltartea speak and vrield a Appradate beyond words that Mltaer, Mer, foUow up . . 30 35-30 triumph over tha substantiate his claim. tb* Connactlent flporte AlHanc* to Manchester ...... I i 497 Dorsey, Mer, Ode set .... 99 reeervoa. Tha Clarkamsn tod In Memoriain bidder for constnirtlon of a bridge "An anaouacement would eraata ohovsl, offlclaUy marking the start W EHB OPEN TOMORROW AND MONDAY Meriden ...... 1 3 499 C arols in the town of Thompson at a Only 28 when the war closed. a rather beetle seorioa la Cb^ of work oo th* project to preaent me with the gold Ooraey, Mor, short Bdo . . 39 10-5 at th* quarter. 174 at In Lovlns Memory of f.ur *vr, imd Fokker found himself possessor ot m e w .” Mlddtotown ...... 1 3 433 Davta Man. nador hoop . . 91 half, 33*17 at tha third — brother Joseph Anthony \.iuUmo figure of $14,851.90. Paris, Dec, 33—(jr>—Premier graaa," Governor Aiken said as be The first ihovelful of dirt ws* For tho Groatcr CoavoaicBcc of Our Patrons West Hartford ...... 1 3 45 0 1 4. f Jgnjr , W | io died on Chrlstmss Day 1!«36. a fortune of 80,000,000' marks, Oaladler Informed hie cabItMt to­ boarded a Colonial Airways plaiM dug by Mayor Melevy In the pres­ Who A rt Cekbratlag Ritber Day, Connte'8 fame as a star catcher Dorsey, Mer. BMtt eldo . . 91 and assay stayed ta front i owner of two airplane factorlM on tb * Sant Broafeflsld. Maaa. team Milner. Mer. f lh ^ tees . tho clootag period. BsxatMts day of the aid France hae given for BurUngton, V t, at LaGuardta ence of Nathan Straua. administra­ Mlddtotawn. engaging to a non- I .91 Tht* dST brings ssd memories Boilv of Woman and an armament factory, and and vrlU ^ va Flplpnd. Field. "He would do better to tor of the United States Hou^g —tala bom* town won him a try­ Mltoer, Mer. fo u l...... 31 hosketa mano him high O f OBS who «'ss called to r^st. holder of a controlling interest In out wttb the ICarldsn atoa. a pro- League eonteat eked out a 90-97 HUlnskL Man. sucker ....9 9 whU* French aad Oatvt Thofs who think of him today There has been no official de- say nothing." Authority. Governor Baldwin, for­ vtctoiy over New Haven Ctanmer- Acs tbos# who loved him best. a motor works. criptlon yet of the aoelatanee but The governor wras returning mer Gov. Wilbur L. Croo* and pres­ ftasiwiil outflt. wbsra ha r^orted Davis, Man. aide flip .... .99 for the toaer*. Mother, Dad. Slater, and Found in Sound With Germany's collap.ie, he ROAST TURKEY etol ta a "suddea death” overtime! the ndiivspaper LTntranslgeant home from Charleston, 8. C. ent atate and city ofllciala. ■a Oomaltua McOUUcuddy. a 33- period fer Its eoeond win to four Brothers. calmly loaded everything he pos­ said It was "of all kinds.” A Friendly ( year-old amblttooo youth. Ha sessed that could be moved on a Daladler spent one and three- quickly bacoato Ooimla Mack ao aUrte . . . Windham of WlUlmaa- 1b M u n oriam Blast Haven, Dec. 23.—bPi—The special train and crossed ths bor­ ROAST CHICKEN tle drubbed Its Aluakd, 90. 19, for I quarter* hour* with hi* mintster* BBH that tha naaM would flt oo tha Ite fourth straight . . . t * tovtag msmonr of our dsu|rh« body of a well-dressed woman was der into Th# Netherlands. The reviewing the eltuatloo tn gen­ With An tho Fishi’s Greeting to You and a Sincere ■eora card aad pcocaadad to atoka l i l t . tw ang sister, Mrs. Edith F s r r ^ - found today In I..ong Island Sound Germans protested In vain. a n *( who died Daesmber 21, 1>2(; eral but concentratad on ths oon- Alao A Wido Variety of Other Specials. good la a Mg way. WakaflaM, who la In RAMOS off Momauguln Beach. InvIMI to United Stntes dlUona iu Finland. Best Wishes for a Joyful Christmas Mack haa atwim FOBL on . c m Is th* face ws loved so dear, Dr. Robert M. Taylor, medical Fokker’a uncanny sense of pro­ ebatga of tho Ass Pros* I I I mill ih m Thanks for Your . Patronage ia Ms haart for thta state and tsto^psa ta The Barald oflBco. rm aS T M A fl tarmns wiMsa to Ue voice we loved to hear, examiner, expressed thi belief the portion in engineering design and Turks SaM Naol ta Oonnaetteut are d bat true, we wonder why. woman, about 55 veara old, had and a Prosperous New Year I r M i ■tam d tor Cast Hartford High'flip 's Vs dsnso taaso 4mkm Ow dave of are always ths first to die. the, Bucceaa of his planes In war­ London, Dec. 23—fJ9»—A Reu­ gtaa. ParoBta. Brother and Slstsrs. been In the water 38 hours. time brought him an Invitation to ter* (British n*w* agency) dis­ flhiHuil ogaiitot tha achoolboy Police said they were Investigat­ MERRY CHRISTMAS I ahoctly after rsostvtag tho toot Bight nut tho an d * anfforod^ SsuaSiS'iSsan come to the United State*. He al­ patch from lotanbul today said award. Mach ptaas to laav* for a S 3,: Card of Thanks ing the poaslblllty 'hat she had fall­ ready had established The Nether-^ that Turkish police had raided the TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AMD PATRONS 43-M d i^ ... WahaOiM en off a Sound steamer. wBTflwr cttpMn ftfld pwioosBy throe ttaM* tram th* floor .y r s vriBk M tliaair ear nelghbove. lands Aircraft Co. in 1819 In Am­ German Nazi club thei* and oelaed JOHN H. LAPPEN Matthew Wior ■upiCvliB t t e pKpsiBtkms for tha ■da and ralatlvss for klndneaa sterdam, and four year* later be hooka and documents. No arreats GLENNEYS” ita ft of MMOtor atojor toagna cans, ThaO rsenta S|TB|*4tk]r showa to aa at ths To Coovey Oreetliigs founded the Atlantic Aircraft Oo. *(«r* reported. "Wbsra Tha Ooo« MsbH Whar Btod to o p . MdMUARTT BR dsatk of our mothw. ^ Insanaet of All Kiads p ato St tha haiai af Ms pose th* White >ta th a fm . In Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. 799 Mbfei ESSOOILBtIBNEBS »•' tkes* who lotaed tbs use of Vatican City, Dec. 23. jp\ -All In 1927 Fokker'a American com­ Otoor bsoshsB aoUMoo aa well nil* claBi of th* Itoe flonior Beady Far PeneefI Ckrletiuas 44 CoB6 Stgeot Tekahoao 7021 so ealahrlttos to other sporta art Mn. Was. Carlson CanHn>la living In Rome will visit pany becamo a unit of TH* 0«n«r- T H E T E A ROOM woak of play to­ - Bethlehem. Dec.

MERRY CHRIS'TMAS! ! MY CHRISTMAS STAR A star shone over Bethlehem In that long vanished year. This Column, grateful for the High on the eastern woods-crown- sustaining Interest of its friends ed hill, where night's wing And angels caroled songs of Joy .and readers, extends the season's first is sighted. . , for all the world to hear. greetings and wlghes for all a B u t oh. the star has grown so dim 'A-. Boarders Wanted 59-A Tipping the tall rime-dusted pine, L ost and Found 1 Autumubilea For Sale Circle Sunday and Monday Very Merry Christmaa and a Hap­ my Christmas star Is lighted. Its hard to find tonight. W a p p in g py and Prosperous Year 1940. I jOST—THURSDA y, blue leather 1938 OLD3MOBILE sport coujie, FOR RENT— P1.EASA.NT fur- Across the scintillating skies God s For commerce paints the Christ­ nished room, steam heated, pri­ Special Music, Sermons mas sky with flashing bril­ hoc containing mini of money. 1938 Pontiac sedan. 1937 Chevro­ Mna W. W. U raal MERRY CHRISTMAS own lamplighter travels. , a e n m n Green and Gold Bakery let town aednn. 19.36 Plymouth vate family, with meala, on bus And from his robe, at ex-cry stop. liant light. 8800. ftUaciMater and Watklna Broe. Finder plen.se deluxe sedan. 19.33 Pontiac coacn. line, fjiily preferred. W rite Box CH RISTM A S again dawns on , a thread of star light ravels. .MPW, Herald. And commeree clashes lu.stily. Us call 74P4. Rownrd. (•tM7. High School, laat Wedneaday eve­ Sunday at all of the serx-ices In the urge to carol, to give voice to our UOl.D l<:Vfc:KYTHlNG BY CLYDK LKWIS lOH KENT- SEVERAL three ning. In honor of the event, the Inner feelings, to slap friends, OUAi:.\Ni'KKD SKUA.N.H 19.1M various churches of Rockville to­ room apartments and on> single The Rye Street School waa eloa- couplq will entertain members , family, anyone on the back and Nash, 1937 Packard. 19.3.') .Niisn, , Heutlng—IMumbing 17 morrow. 1937 Chevrolet. 1931 Chevrolet : house Scarborough Road Apply ed yeaterday and the 13 puplla of their Immediate families at shoiilt for ex-erybody to hear U estler .N'a.s.'i. Phone 72."k. lu E. J. Holl Telephone Manchester trnnaferred to the Union School at At the Union Congregational i a dinner party nt the Chris- | .-ITOVFS MOVEU ANlJ connccTcil. .South Windsor an of January 2. It • A MERRY CHRISTMA.S TO Henderson Rohd. I Plumhlnp and Meatlnp Ucens<'s...| 7 otsl I ctd B O O K -K K E rE K ntiil HtrnoKr'-M'hvi uHh I Ih I.lqijol ('oiniiile- choir will sing at 8:45 o’clock. The requesting from the heart for I ConsCoutlTC D ays... I ota U ctd preparatory aervlce before the en­ through tjnlted Artlata relenae. The companion feature la "Hero the Poquonock Town Hall on Sun­ with experience. Adilre.ss Hcrnlrl lioti for 4 Ufjfltnurant i'ermlt for choir and orchestra will be under you • ^ to Wc V 5 Pat or» MEftR.V CHRISTMAS 1 Dty ...... |n otalll ctd the sale uf alcuholtc liquor on the rol alnglng which will be held at For a Day" with Dick Foran and Anita Loulaa. day afternoon and all playera ar* sf• S,S| )se 1X-- y All orddra tor trrsgolar inaertiont B ox K. prsmlsee 37 Oek Ptrsei, Mencheater. 6:30 p. m. around the lighted the direction of Emanual Kra- aaked to report at the Diner In A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS! will be charged at the one time rata. 'I'he buslnrsi In owned by Charlre wezyk, organist. Special rates for long (arm every WANTED- HOITSEKEEPEK, Chrlatmaa tree, on the church the center at 12:30 o’clock. Next J. Krymaiul(*r of '»I .School Sir«rf. lawn, after which the young peo­ I Say advertising given upon lequeat two In family. Cull tolcphoix' .Matii-h« s: < I .itul will h<- cotuloctfil There will be a 11:30 Midnight TYiesday night they v?lll go to BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Tsk. Tsk! Ada orderffl before ih» third or ple will leave Immodlnlely to alii," rloaed with all alnglng "God be Communion service at St. John’s 8033 from 9 to 12:30 n, in. or tiy ( 'h a T Ii TViAS».y - KfeOtti A OR&.AT \<\0 >. V>KL.\. •d but no allowance or refunds can paraonage where gamea will he Mlaa Jennie H- Chun-Ji Ing ceremony and no sermon. On play a return game at the Enfield be made on six time ade stopped 2ih1 Darcinlicr. I'lSH. Bailey for a term of three years on Pia.tyc.Y5T WW\. V-tANlt H P YHW VAA.'Cft yOCW ytAltLl. t J t G y CtVJT \ - ors i-i: played and refreahmenta aerved- Christmas Day there will be Holy FTlson Farm. Ay YLAT dxc, OKit OV T P it P15.0 - Tow y after the fifth day. D — nima— PetB 4 1 1 the executive committee. The re- Communion with carols at 9 eoeit i4li*iivNPI1illil)IU. ii»t. t. li wa u. a s*T orr. n *8 No "till forbids": display lined not Mra. Augiiata Drayer, 48, of Rlchard Tyler of 'HUlngtoti frp,Amenta committee for Nelgh- P. A. Game* Sunday _ _ _ _ _ v t y y o « .'y •old. .‘(.IfOOTH FOX TEKllfEil ptip- !74|I 014 riH IM IT Wlnilborvillc dicil at the .lohn.a))ii o’clock. 'The Polish American btuketball Ty-. ■ The Herald wH-i not be resputisibio %o'i'M i: O f \ iio > " V ] bora- Night, Jan . 2. la Mra. Anna Christmas wlU be suitably ob­ ‘But 1 don’t want tier to R ive me another chance, your ple.'i. Uiwo.sorufl Kcnni'ls, 141 T liiB I', lo ►; I V • Ii-'t It i- I I 1. A n • M(.|norlal Ho.apltnl In .Stnftoril State College, l.s su b,1 It lit ing In teams, boys and girls will meet for more than one incorrect Inser- Knst Midlc Tornplke. Ihoiiy r.-i.rt of 1 .> .Miiilx t'oiiit, .M.iii* Potocek, Mra. Henrietta Green and served at the Rockville Methodist the New Haven teams In one of honor—it’s just a trap to gel me home!” ttoB of any advertlsemfot mdered Thuraday nflcrnoon following n aenlor Kngli.sh for .Mr.a. (.’orllla Ma­ Mrs. Mildred Fillmore. Neighbor­ Cor more than one time. ih^aiiT haw* fllt-il un a i>|> I km t t.m lingering lllneaB. She leavea two church on Sunday morning when the state league contests on Sun­ KUR .SALE BOSTON terrier tlalffl Jl'o.i l*cct»ni.«r 111.;' wUh Iht* honey nt Wln'lham High achool. ing Granges invited are Natchaug, the choir will appear In their new The Inadvertent omission of in> l.KIU'-r I -n'li'l tfor a ( hlldren A'lolph and Dorothy ol who la 111, day, December 24th at Pulaakl correct publication of advertising pupa. 16 weeks olil. mnle. I’hone .Shetucket, Preston City, Hanover, vestments. The pastor. Rev. J. Ar^ will he reciIAed only by rancellatlnn K« Ht a tl I I I ’ rfiiio l |or (Ilf Nitit; oi U Ind.aoi vllle The burial will lie Fredeiirk Tyler. a.-;.al.alnnt trcaa- Hall. The boys team will be out FLAPPER FANNY BY SYLVIA ,')02,6 ( lnrk'!i I’oiiltry l-’nrm. 304 . 1 i iho I It 111| lo • I oil t lo {• I • |n 181 -4 I I 3 m Wlndsorvdle cemetery tomor­ Coleheater and Ledyard. thur Edwards w-lll give the sermon, for their second and the girls team of the charrr made for the ssrvtre urer of the TollamI hank, and Miss Marjorie Foote, teacher at rendered. Autumn street. •N <’11 Ij M n tl .S| I (•( I, ,\| .4 riclo x 11 r. row at 2 p. m. "The World Without a Christmas". for their third straight victory of f COM. tl In • I t.\ M ,i:i. I .Mra Tyler attende.l the funeral of the Fairfield high school and Rob­ The church school will meet at Alt aUveriisutnents tnuat Cunfurin I hari • I '.■'lib M .'I I tl the season. In etyle. copy and 'ypography with IT A N A IU K S HIliDS IN Mill .Mrs Tyler’s yi.ungoKi hroflier. ert Foote student at the University 9:16. Frederic Remington; rcguUtluns enforced by the publish* M l ID lo si i Ml w III l.v ( on. Wedding Momluy I Aong. SoviTuI (*(»l(tr» to rhoone b> AiiMo r.skii of i:. Burton Kee Ml U - Christmas recess at the home of service at 11 o’clock at the First ora Frey, daughter of Mr. and ; thorn at 177 O n ler. tllliiif'toii ' Mr. nml .Mra. Kenneth Robert- •Idered objectionable their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Congregational church of Vernon Mrs. August Frey of 31 Venion rpR ED E R IC REMINGTON is CLOSINU HOUIIK^-Claastned add ; son will entertain her nn.llicr and ert p'oete. with Christmas music and sermon avenue to Earl Woodrow Robert­ no newcomer to U. S. stamps. to ts published aame day must be I KOK SA L E —CANAKIKS, l.ii>;r I 2:tKi P I hrollier. .Mr.a ,\gnea WoniKvorth BUREAU received by IS o'.'lock nnnr> Ka»ur- Mra. F.mmnllne (Chndwlckl I.ud- There will be a special aervlce In cn Sunday. At 7 o’clock the son, son of Mr. and Mrs. ArDuu Two of his paintings have already _4(L«J selection. (Jimranteed linger.-, -and (Tll.'ord Woodwo.'th at dinner days lb :>' till onu for ChriHtnuiK ul 1 1 wlg. 62, of 112 Ori-luml elreet, Kl- ohservanee of Christmas at the Church school will have Its annual Robertson of 130 Vernon aven been used for the designs of At .\ « '«(#•. 1 ll«< 1 'iMt l U 1 Mf .M.Uix lic’-tcl. >1) till' .-.horl lllneaa. 'Thuerday morning. morrow morning at 11:15 o’clock. service of carols and pageantry. December 25th. sippi scries, "Protecting a Wagon | ^ Ralph P r.itt of liolev llle, will phone at the CUAitUE HATE given .'Jill (1 ly 1 •- m l.. K .\ 1 • . 1 .Mra. Ludwig waa the widow .if the •Sunday school will be held at the 'There will be a Christmas Eve Elects Officers Train” on the 8-cent stamp and i ebove as a convenelnc* to adver- I'l 1 MCllI \vn,I,l.\.YI :y m i*i:. apehd Christrnaa wlUi the former's 'TWeBt'5 A PARTY AT CACOL’S MOUSC, OH. UEUCR MIND jm*2®5;«SSsF:gf#.F»-" f xrv I I l.ive Slock—Vehicle* 1late C.irl E. I.iidwig. The fiinernl usual time. 10:15. There will be Sunday School pageant at the At a meeting of the rrceiiti'. "Mining Prospector" on the 50- | llseta, but the CASH KATES will be 12 . .1 Uil>;’ ; Hon ami dnugliti r In-law. Mr. anil AV«) 1 VtAMC A iWELL t&SA FOR DCVWERIU' LVSTEU the skeleton fo r a_..i ' accepted as FUEL i*a y m i:NT if 1.. - •> A 1 'll 111 ,1’.*' of j waa to ho held thia afternoon at 2 one more rehear.sal for the Tri- First Lutheran church this evening formed drum corps held on Frlita.c cent value. Remington’s portrait I’.r.UlU' il .1 I HER PSE5EI0iT. 1 RENTED A l>ANrA CLAUS 1NMSHIM6TDN A lUHU. «LIP THI$ ppld at the buttnriit • rrice on or be­ ; FOR S.\J„K 3 LIVk, |.Ikh, will ,\l it II- l4l*sl •• 1 . It) H.t Itl L h Ht 1 M 1. • o'clock from the Ln>ld Funeral Mr.s. Howard Pratt on W’Ulington County Christmas concert at the will appear on the 10-cent stamp TUBtS. l 4 CICK nt seven o’clock with a varied pro­ evening at the Town Hall, it xvas OUTFIT iM ygORRlED yiciC ON, UNCLE LINCOLN. tOKNONISCMIMI fore the seventh djv fnllowlng the ' tlrt'/ta around loO lha. t at h, <1 l-2r Home. Klllnglon avenue, with Rev. I Hill. Hebron t.'ongregatlonal church, gram being presented. decided to name the corps the of the Artists group of the U. S. i Aret insertloh «>f «-arh sd olhri\i«se Tin • A< < 1 1 1 • r )| .1 \ 1 Ii r \ )| 11.1 1. .1 I.’S ' ABOUT that 6KSLET0N. X WANT VOU TO THOM ItBMT 1 Ih. t^tto liorrmnnn, Phono Dr. George S. HnKikes, paator of ' Mr. and Mra Clarence E.i.-ex, Sunday afternoon nt four o’clock. The following pupils in the Rockville Fife and Drum Corp.i. Famous Americans series. j the CHa KGE ll.\ I'K will he collect­ ..111.till xl 1 id • • II Ul 11; H ill h.Md 1 .Mr ami Mr.a. .Inhn .MIrtI and Glenn 1 AMtT BEEN ABLE PBUUfR CAROCy WKffRV I BHD OP ed. No responsibility for error* In . *d 1 1 (• tu l .IIB 4 Vhu H-r .111. \\ .1 IM • . tlie Union church. Rockville, olll- Singers are asked to bring a basket Kindergarten will give recitations. 'The corps which formerly had that Canton, N. Y.. where Remington ; TO W6P0S)E OF PRESENT ■VIS / THAT telephoned sde will be et«umed and ' U io ciatlr.g. Burial was to tie In Elling­ ' Mli tl will he ilinr.er giiesta Chrl. t- lunch and a drink will bo provided name disbanded several years ago. was born in 1861, bids for the j their e^»jr*r- tr'ii'sn- Lorain Leutjen, Carrol Weber, IT fiKELUMf I'ouhry and Supplie* f.'< < ■u m ;ki: » t!.r .1 -ih tl..y .-f ton Ci-nter cemeterv maa Ol Mr and Mrs. Theodore for them. The concert will be given The following officers 'vere first-day sales of the new stamp, teed ix Donald Quinn, Ronald Frey, Bertha WHERE.' 1 • lU.M 1 \ 1 U 1 . . . .' )• "The arhiMila In Klllngton rloaed ' Mlitl and family. 1--I ll.M.M, i> 1 1 1 at 7:4.3 p. m.. nt the Hebron May Farr, Eugene Stalger, Linda elected. President, Nelson Bart­ hut Remington really belongs to ! Index of ClaMitiiatiunM KlIODE ISLA.ND leil fowl. '20c lo, « h.' 'I 1 • . •; A rnrd ha., jo'.l been received Births ...... A live. Call at pm ( ’hnrtcr Onk .Mil.M l. •X . f, ...... til t lie 8 1 Im- ID ye.aterday for a 10 dav Chii.atmaa| elnireh under the direction of Rev. Sumner. Edward Noack, Alan lett; vice president, Edward Gill; the West, whose wild and wooly Engagements ...... 8 ' otnol. .ihb.*...i.i c I .1 IM .tl lllf, ..tl I.U .ll- \nrritlon. An entertainment and ‘rom Ml .s llel.'ii Rollln on fn>m I Henry Blnkeslce of Marlborough. Stalger, Roger Stalger, Fay Ann secretarj-, George Pratt; treasur­ history he depicted so faithfully. Marriages ...... c 1..W 4IM4 Ml «.( (1 .m1 III. tl : 1.11 II si L ChilslmiiM lives with many gifts [ the Virgin I.d.ands wheie she wl 1 j A.n Invitation Is extended to all. er, Lester Bartlett, hlatorian, Wil­ "Itld VVlUi n.ilii - *.l it( ,d. 1 nll^ Farr. Russell Niemann, Barbara After brief art study at Yale. | Deaths ...... p f.‘atuied. : spend her third wiutcr. I Richard Young and his sister liam Baldwin; busineaa managers, Card of Thanks ...... K 1 1 1 lilt . 1 U- > A. > llt-.l 1- • k ' ^« Young. where he starred In football, Rem- j In Memorinm ...... F .ArfirlFN Kor Sale 15 ! n -11 • 1 ) • i( 1 1 1' I H-llll III.. 1 - .Members of Kllli;glon Grange | 'The annual Christmas pui-ty of j Miss Jeanette Young were recent Recitations by the Primary De- Joseph GUI, Eldward Prokop: audi­ ington went west, lost his money j i . e| .-il ' lit’ i . It t-l ,U 1>m l 1’.* will bring White Gifts to the reg- i Tolland Grange was held Tuesday visitors nt their home In Randolph, J.Oit and Found ...... I partment include Kenneth Nie­ tors, Norman Fleischer, Edward to a swindler in Kan.sas City, , i Annnunrrmneis ...... t iiHt SA l.K rohmlt aiui 1 tl. .1 [ it 1 tM 1 <.'M 1.) I’-i.-.i-lilllK si 1 'l*^ ular meeting of the Grange ne.xt | night. Ten cent gifts were ex- vt Poehnert. I d U..N 1 1 -1 1 ill IM 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , » mann, Edward Stutz, Robert wanted to settle the affair with I Peraonn’e ...... % nuibtoii shfK*.«i Hotlvi thiui iiovv Wednesday evening 'Hie gffts will | rharge] 'I I.e pr''gt,im was given Aati«mnhtlee i h.f\ ,.in .1 1 >' 1 11 ;.i: .Mil 1M ,.i). 1 MS - Mlsa Florence M. Jones Is speiid- No.ock, Tjiurence Genovesl, W alter Committees were appointed aa guns. I i iioap • ihrm Snn< 11 \ 1 (l.i> o M. K m X H.iMl ll.O Ml Ix'sent to "shut-In" memtH'fs In the I by llu" ehiMren 'ml rjfre.'hments AUl otno'i»-s f**r Hale ...... • till.' I'.'.g the f'hilstmas holidays with Stutz. Robert Cerich. follows: By-laws, R. McLaughlin, He traveled widely living with | AUtomobUes fir Excliat.gs I ^ 'ilvt J, 7 1 It. s .Sunshine baskets whh h will be Jls- I were ."rived. Loiil.s Vrselv. for­ Mrs. William Johnston on Colum­ Russell kloter. Charles Hlrth; ' 1. -I'il t A pageant, "The Spirit of soldiers, cowhands and hunters, i Auto Aere^«f.rlea—Tires ...... • tribiited on New Year s Day, Mem- I merly of this town, president. bia. Funds and Instrumento, Charles . . . Captured by Indians at the Auto Repairing—Painting . . . . 1 wii.i.i.wi fi MY i‘i: Is'rs are .alao requested lo bring for ^ Christmas" will then be presented 6'r and Mr., .Alien Brownlee of Miss Dorothy Simpson, teacher 'Trapp, Nelson Bartlett, Edward battle of Wounded Knee, he was I Atito Schools |.\ Kuel HmJ Tegd 49-A , the "Grab-hag ' lo 'i»e a featured at directed by Mrs. H. Hofmann, Mr*. ALLEY (M)P Speak Up BY V. T. RAML Autos— *1 Truck . . . . . I W)‘. t Hnrtfortl weri- (rue Is this ' at the Gilead Hill .school Is spend- Poehnert, Albert Kleczkoxvskl, released unharmed because the the Grange Christmas party next I B. Klette, Miss Hedwlg. The pro­ Autos—For Hire ...... f l o r. .SA1.1-: .spiA.-ki.\r;i) naru i we.'k of Mr and .Mrs. .tolin i Ing the Christmas recess at her John Richter. Indians liked his sketches. . I logue will be given by Louise <}arages—.-ierviic .■'•.'ra*:# ic Wetlneaday evening. Dee 27. B m )W nii'c. Oiristnme at Instltutlona r IF 1 VVAWT TO GO PLA C E S / a FINJE VUA'/ FOR. ANVWAV. n o w THAff tMTHnOUOH USTffNIN’/ Moiiircyclee—1:'< vrlre .... U Avoii.i, t'i!i fiM\ irnjjth (or niiiKi' j home in Canterbury. Georgle and the following will take His passion was horses and no ^ M O S A I D Mrs, .Mai-y Louise Brlee of Maple Christmas will be fittingly ob­ WITH ULVSSES, ITS NO / YOU TO ACT AFTER WE R E riERE.VOU'RE, I’VE TAKEN A1.L THT Wanted Autos- Motori»Ll ring— Cleaning .. 74 talk, "Chrl-itmaH Ctlstonis," by 16 men prisoners by Jailer Merritt Toilet fjonds ari'l H t i ;oe . .. 2S Trod acts .'lO tile Holy Lund, they were pa.s.sen- Rev, Berl Ix-wls; solo. ’"O Little mas 'Tree program which was Menge, Frederick Young, George ger.S on the .Sr .S. Colunilms, the held Thuraday evening and spon­ Usher. The County Home will Wanted—Pij«:reM '-•cMlre .... II Town Ilf Bethlehem ." sung by Mlrs Hartmann, Kenneth Fleischer, ITduratlitnnl German liner set alllo and aeiit- Sillying of Carols sored by the Ever Heady Group have a large Christmaa tree wlUf. Courave etui t'laesfs ...... |7 TOR .e burned tintll a late hour tonight Hutchinson, Loin Hutchinson. December 24 at 4:30 p. m. over L4ve Stock.— V# .l ift , . . . 7 . . . ii j saw rigs, (_illver spreaders, Toiii- well attended. Poultry ar/d 4t and again on Sunday night. Rev. Archie Green. Henrietta Green. WSPR, Springfield- The broadcast ■ .Soil parts, pulley.s, magnetos, Sardines ore sold one at a tim; Want»d —.j’t'a —P- 'i .* ry— ^ William J. Dunn, the pastor, ex­ William Griffin. Lillian Crifflng. win be directly from the school l*ov Kalr—>>llaretlanrona useil Iraetors Dublin Traetor from the open can in China, Public llecordN tends an Invitation to all to attend Anna Potocek. William Owen snd Men are much more susceptible room of the Sbrlner’* Hospital for Articlce For Sale ...... 41 I (.'.ompaiiy, Piovldenei R.l , U illi- cause few people con afford Boata snd Accewjrtes ...... 4i thr chorus singing. Clarkson Bailey. The aervlce to color bUndnesa than are women. crippled children. Roiwinary will buy a whole can. Building Uit'^rlals ...... ii 1 mantle Diamonds —W atcher—Jewelry 41 1 ------— ■ r------Electrical Appliances—Uadlo.. 41 AppUntUon Fuel and Feed ...... 4> a Wanted—To AppUcatton for a marriage li­ J Oarten—Farm—Dairy Product# &< 58 cense has been made at the office Peter and Polly in Toyland A Christmaa Adventure With Santa Clan* 51 Boueehold Gord« ...... |j R iV . Maeblnerv and Toole ...... (1 3VA.VT|.ir» A USED furnaee, hot of the Town Clerk by Albert J. Moaleal In.^trumentl ...... Ii lr- Korder of Hartford Sgselala at the Stores ...... phone K203. 11 srrsatee SC'ORCUY SMITH Csswlty of the Sea BY JOU^ C TERRlli wearing Apparel—Fura ...... I' Wanted—To Buy ...... || -According to a warrantee deed Bee— Beard Hslels—Bessrta recorded thia morning by Town [ANP THeRrt NOnSNSr rr%rouaH,«i~BUTM i-l JusrJ lisatauniuta Clerk Samuel J. Turktngton, proj>- r/lMS C M PO ABOUT tT> ‘ -TNe 6 0 lfM(«M>H OOrPrCAR# Bnome Without Board ...... I! erty on Huntington atreet has [jn M O V F jN Bnardars Waotsd ...... II-i IM\IK|)| I'n : ni:i iv ritv nueve SITU. OOT A ^NOWiOMNNy/l Cosntry Board—Uesorte ••••••. I' been conveyeil to Michele Della CHAHCStO MME, ilstele—Restaurants ...... • rm ; sru I'lin Fera by Lawrence Converse. WaBtad—Roonas—Board ...... t eU M S L W H - Beat Batata For Beat Apartments. F^la, TenemenU I Baaineaa Loaatlone for Bent . . I PACKARD Koaaee For Rent ...... I ipburban For Rent ...... % REAL ESTATE i^ m e r Homes For Rent ••••• I $ Wa»tad to Rent ...... I 923.00 Root Eatsrte Far Pal# i*archa8« v k » * V AparUMSt Bnlldlns (or 8.1. .. t 1 )eli \ er ed I n T 'l" ii 2 BialoM* Pr«p.rtr (o. BM. ... 7 Thai Home From W v m t 804 L«b 6 tar Bikl...... 1 ■(MM* far iB l...... T ARTHUR A. Dm . (or S a l...... 7 BRUNNER'S Kmart Frop*nj tot Sal...... 7 ai5«rt>aa for C al...... - 7 ' i' • l.ikl.m d .-s' rr el am BMMa far Bxehaac .... 7 M.inihe-',- |l|;,| '.I'l] KNOFLA wiaUI -Kaal (Mat. rrs Mam St. PKom 54M (e im , hy resishM r « )

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