of Origination FIGHTS HOARDING Highway Hints Little Symphony HOME DISTILLER FINED $100 AND COSTS Aid Hazards Was Founded in 1914 and Scoot Meeting Appealed to Public Pugiliese Escapes Three Presidents In This Picture? Held Yesterday Immediately Oeorges Barrere of tho golden Jail Term When The Committees Discussed flute, the ellrer tongue and minia- ture orchestra, haa passed another Matters of Interest to landmark In his eventful career. the Organization The Barrere Little Symphony or- Guilty chestra its sea- Adjudged begins eighteenth At yesterday's meeting of the son this fall. It is now a perman- various Boy Scout committees at ent organization, filling engage- Operator of Booze Vat Gets Hearing February 22— scout headquarters reports of the i’w< ments during the entire musical chairmen were read and approved. Att OAV WIMX> year. When Barrere founded this or- Rubber Check Passer Held for Superior Court President Louis A. Walsh, vice- «l If TUtA* chestra in 1914 It Immediately president, Martin L. Martus and TWAm CMlHl in Bonds Scout Executive Arthur D. Mars- caught the fancy of the music $2,000 Here was a musical ton were appointed to stimulate in- THE TRAIN CAN’T STOP loving public. terest In the regional meeting to be group possessing all the qualities Krlc Lindquist, 22, formerly o f. court a* to hi* legal right* on ap- held In Worcester, March 10 and It la an easy matter for a motor* of a full symphony orchestra and Cleveland, Ohio, was ordered he1< I pearing without counsel. The re- 11. John R. Coombs, chairman iat to bo careful at a grade cross- at the same time a subtle charm r for superior court under bonds o I trained from making any atate- of the cub committee, will have ing. One of the oldeat traffic warn- that is lost in the larger organiza- 22,000 following a hearing In po merit* on being Informed whatever charge of the discussion of Cub- Inga la "Stop, Look and Llaten” and tion. It was able to bring to life on th r lice court this morning teHtlmony he offered might bo used bing at this meeting while the it la aa valuable to-day as when many of the long forgotten works charge of obtaining money unde f against him at another hearing, scout executive will discuss drat used. A motorist cannot af- of the great masters,—Intimate and camp- Colonel Frank Knox, Chicago false pretenses. The accused I The young man may also be ford to be Impatient at the exhibi- delicately beautiful works that had ing. publisher and clialrman alleged to have passed severa I charged with circulating rubber J. Warren tion of care on the part of a fel- bsen gathering dust for a century, newspaper Upson, chairman of of President Hoover’s committee worthless checks In this city, on : (Check* In Middletown. He I* want- the educational publicity commit- low motorist. Perhaps "the other simply because there was no or- for at a local hotel. Jle wa > od In Cleveland a for which Is seeking ways to “smoke 230 on similar com- tee, reported that a program for fellow" knows something about chestra of the size and calibre VVednesda > and out” the $1,300,000,000 of hoarded arrested In Middletown plaint also for theft of an the training of troop scribes was a train whistle. Remember, a min- which they were composed. in th s money In the United States, Is morning and returned here automobile. well underway. Martin L. Martus, ute’s wait may save a lifetime. A charming informality height- ■ Nick shown here the Capitol at cthftbdy of Lieutenant William I'ol Puglliese of 208 Home- chairman of the Sea Scout commit- Thank you.—The Connecticut De- ened by the inimitable witty and leaving stead Washington, D. after confer* lard and Detective William Foley. avenue was fined 8100 and tee, stated that bi-monthly meet- partment of Motor Vehicles. enlightening talks with which the C., was I costs and a ring with national leaden. Lindquist willing to pleai given suspended Jail ings ara being held at the First distinguished c o n d u c tor Inter- to th sentence of when con- guilty in court to-day sixty days church where boys are sperses his musical program makes th, vlcted being charge, but was advised by ! today of illegally manufae- trained for Sea Scout patrols. the Barrere concerts unique in the Vincent who Van ttirlng liquor. Itlccl, Edward Sanderson was elected Snyder present day musical life of the was found operating the still chairman of the leadership train- country. BRISTOL when It wa* accidentally discov- ing committee. Fifteen scout Talked on ‘Brass’ Barrere, who has won renown AUTOPSY BEGUN ered by Patrolman Joseph Pettit as the world's premiere virtuoso In tlie President Or- troops requested a renewal of their on calling to serve a tax warrant, With President Hoover’s picture background. founded what was the The Bristol high school basket- charters during January it was of the flute, was ordered held for a on tiz Kublo of Mexico welcomed Newton I>. Baker (left), democratic ball team won its 12th straight hearing announced William S. Curtiss Addressed Beau Brummel first Little Symphony orchestra In as shown above. The picture was taken In by game of the season in the local BUT WOMAN WAS February 22nd, Washington’s presidential possibility, and these have the world. All of Its fourteen where Baker a been granted. birthday. The court officials are President Itubin's palace near Mexco City, went for are artists of the gym last night by overwhelming 8cout Commissioner Ernest W. Society at YMCA members highest hoping that a of the vacation. to this William Hall high of West Hart- thought day Bossel that a calibre. Before coming reported greater ford a 60-11 [ .selected might Inspire Ricci to tell Barrere won by margin. Bristol FOUND number of troops observed scout The Beau Brummel fraternity of country recognition LIVING the truth. He claim* that he abroad the took an early lead that was never anniversary this week than last the central T met laet evening at through organizing doesn’t remember who hired him. threatened after the opening period year. Frank J. Green, chairman the Red Triangle for their weekly Soclete Modems d’Instruments a He had only worked two days the first chamber ensemble when they held a scant 8-6 margin After She Was Has More of the committee on communica- meeting which vu featured by an Vent, Six Hours when the "crash" came. Roosevelt and boosted their lead to 25 while of woodwinds. its tion read a statement from Mrs interesting address by Van Snyder, Appreciating A 200-gallon *1111 was going full artistic the the Norfeldtmen were being held the Mark L. Sperry, chairman of the a Beau Brummel member, on Importance government Pronounced Dead blast, when the vice squad arrived subsidized Barrere was made to one point during the second ticket committee of the "Brass.” The «r an employe It and on the scene. Civic 4k*:er, quarter to lead at half-time 25-6. Started—She Choir festival, thanking the local of the Scovlll manufacturing re- an officer of the French Academy. Autopsy Promises In South Later the government again hon- Through the facilities of Captain council members for their cooper- search department, touched espe- ored him him Offi- “Dikes” Hall. Alble Ourske and Dead ation'In distributing tickets for cially on testing and following his by making an Is Now Surely cer of Andy Palau the Monahan charges Air Lines Were r Continued From ll at talk answered many questions. public Instruction. He Is Page Monday's presentation Bucking- ran wild during the third period ham hall. This address was the first of a se- also a First Medallist of the Paris Milwaukee, Wls, Feb 13.—fl'J’i to lead <2-8. Parsons’ two foul the first time In year*, Josephus In 1928, has publicly endorsed ries of weekly talks by Beau Conservatory. —Physicians still were mystified Successful The shots were the only scores for the Very Daniels, war-time secretary of the Roosevelt, as have several weekly Brummel members. Barrere Little Symphony today by the case of Mrs Esthei | MISS will be heard here on Invaders during that quarter. and a power, lias papers. Other large dallies have EUROPE Plans were formulated to spon- February Falk, 32, reported actually allvt navy political In the final period Coach Mona- the Year endorsed Roosevelt. Dan- not yet announced. The Heflin-led sor a roller skating party Wednes- 22nd, at Buckingham hall. when an autopsy was begun t During publicly han sent In the entire second team, also has said prohibition democratic group is as violently IS SELECTED day evening at the Chase Park hours after she had been pronounc- iels, which also managed to get into the not form the basis of the antl-8mith as ever. v- community house. Following the ed dead. .Six hours after the body Washington, Feb 13—,(UP>— should scoring column. Bristol flashed a despite his strong pro- “Nobody is supporting Roosevelt meeting the members attended the was taken to the morgue after AIrt Domestic air lines carried 4.17,340 campaign, Nice, France, Feb 13—(UP)— Rabbi Hanson passing attack that completely views. out this way, and It is unlikely debate In the west lobby between Falk was found, apparently dead, passengers in 1931, a gain Of 82,403 prohibition Mile, Aase Clausen, 18, of Denmark swept the visitors oft their feet and over There Is some North Carolina that he will get the support of the their club and the Putstc Friars, E. L. Mlloslavlch started an the 1930 total, Clarence M. blonde and buxom, with hair at the same time showed the best pr sentiment In favor of Newton V. Louisiana delegation,” U. 8. Sen- won by the former. aqiopsv. | Voung, assistant secretary of com- dreaaed In Pretzel-like loops on to Here offensive power that they have co-cablnet member with ator P. Long, said. Speak » lie found evidence she was still merce for aeronautic*, announced Baker, Huey her neck, Is “Miss Europe 1932” been capable of showing In some Daniels and for former Governor Senator Long believes a man of ijlve. A respirator was applied to-day. These figure* Include only and will represent Europe next WALCOTT time. Andy Palau, Alble Gurske Flood of Virginia. the of Speaker Garner, or PRESENTS for two hours without effect. Itlgor passengers curried In continental Harry Byrd type summer in the world beauty con- Will Be Heldat the Meth- and Captain Hall were high scorers of the House John N. Senator Joe T. Robinson of Ar- mortis set in. United States. Speaker test in Belgium. for the locals, garnering 40 points likewise, has would be He SENATE PETITIONS Today the physician continued During the year. 345 firms or in- Garner of Texas, kansas, acceptable. Mile. Clausen was chosen from odist Church Next between them. Bob Parsons led the some tarheel also said he believed Smith to-day hie autopsy In hope of solving the dividuals built 2,800 airplanes. Of support. girls representing 14 nations, the losers In scoring, by tossing up two assembly would outvote Roosevelt 10 to 1 Henator Frederlo C. Walcott of as well as establishing the these, 1.807 were for domestic elvll Virginia’s general most brilliant array of European Wednesday from the floor and four from the mystery In Connecticut presented the follow- use. The 1931 total was a. decrease unanimously endorsed Byrd Inin Louisiana. beauties ever of her death. assembled. The award ing petitions to the senate to-day: complimentary stripe. “Sparky” Dl pause from the 1930 of January. Byrd has declined to Congressman K. H. Crump, west was announced KabDi Manus production 3,417 last night. Petitions from the Bush- Hanson. minister Glvoanna played a stellar defensive plane*. commit himself. Tennessee democratic boss, has Mary of the I nell Cheney Auxiliary, U. 8. W. V., Temple, Congregation Sharey game for the locals. The summary: LIEUT. GOVERNOR Fifty seven out of 67 counties endorsed Roosevelt. Prank Rice, East N. be G F South Conn, Walter Tefllo, Orange, J„ will I1RJSTOD P In Alabama have been organized member of the central committee Manchester, the at SESSION UEDAYKI) L. Bevins No Wal- speaker the forum next Palau, af 5 5 14 PAID OUT $280 with "Roosevelt for president" and a Crump lieutenant, said “the Chinese Force Auxiliary 12, Purls. Wednesday at the Methodist Maro.rf 0 0 0 Feb 13—(UP)—The llel- No Smith organization has rank and file of democracy In Ten- lingford, Conn, Patrick F. Trlggs clubs. church at 8 p. m. His topic will be M. If .... 1 0 2 fuun, Herman, British, French, post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Pavelchak, appeared. The Montgomery Ad- nessee" were for the New York ‘‘The 0 Boston. Feb 13—cl’P)—The nd- Italian and Was Lieut N. W. Modern Jew.’* Laponte, If ] 2 ( Japanese governments vertiser, which Smith governor. Trapped Thompsonvllle, Conn, ninifttratioii of B. Kly, have supported Rabbi Ranson Is a prominent Hall, c ..6 0 12 f Joseph agree that the Uausanne re- Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Bishop Camp, U. S. W. V., Bridge- MauHachuHetts* democratic gover- (Continued from Page 1.) leader of the liberal Jews. He Is Matukaltis, c.0 o o parations and war debts confer- has been endorsed port, Conn, A. O. Hammond camp, JJeutenant- Maryland, by Internationally known as a scholar Gurske, rg 6 1 IS %$or was assailed by ence he delayed until June, an ofll- U. 8. W. V, New Britain, Conn, to the Charleston, S. C., News and rage under, which the infantrymen and author and one of America’s 1 0 2 William S. Yoiingman. clal communique said to-day. Cummings and the Major Charles Bonesteele Utke, rg J^Dvrrrior Courier. Other sentiment in South trotted across the pontoons and most brilliant 2 o 4 freptlblican, in a speech last night Auxiliary, U S. W. V., Bridgeport, and forceful young Dlglovanni, Ig Carolina appears to favor Baker, over the flatlands in a compelling orators. He has been active In 0 0 0 4k the Lincoln day dinner of the Conn, for the passage of R. many King, lg Act for Roosevelt and some Roosevelt. Governor advance which routed the Chinese. praying social movements and ^Middlesex club, republican organ!* It. 7230, providing pensions for organized tAlfalfa) Bill Murray of Okla- "The as n na- Totals Isa lion. OBITUARY veterans widows and American Synagog" 22 6 50 (Continued from Page 1.) homa made a favorable impression Feb orphans. tional movement to interest WEST f i'oungTnan, who may oppose Kly Shanghai, 13.—(UP)—The Petitions from the Hartford youth HARTFORD G F P In an address before the general Japanese begun their usual morn- In He has won friends In rf 1 0 2 re-election next, fall, paid $280 World Court commlttefe, Hartford, religion." Hyde, jjfor II.AYK.S-—Rev Dr John Newton opponent, not a Smith adherent. assembly of South Carolina. ing bombardment with an all branches of the Christian rf 0 0 0 Unit of his own pocket for 15 min- today Conn, League of Women Voters, Havens, Mayes, retired Presbyterian mis- Cummings loHt his following in the Mississippi, according to an in- aerial attack on the front. church. If 0 0 0 utes of radio time so his charges Chapel and of Wo- Whaples, .... sionary, died in stute when he Smith but fluential member of the state ad- The Chinese Meriden, Conn, League of and could Wednesday Hhang- opposed troops responded A splendid program of Hebrew Cullenl, If .. 0 0 0 waste extravagance China men Voters, Norwich, Conn, urg- hai, after buying spent 42 is now, according to nil reports, at- ministration, “leans to Roosevelt." with bursts of rifle and machine- sacred music will be rendered by c 2 4 8 he broadcast. ing the U. 8. senate to ratify the Parsons, — — years of service the News f-—-——- there. Dr Hayes tempting a comeback behind The Jackson, Miss, Dally gun lire and occasional salvos Miss Paulette Wolozin, soprano so- Smith, rg 0 0 0 is the World Court protocol. father of Mrs Hubert T. standard of Roosevelt, aided by has strongly endorsed the New from deep-throated on loist of accompanied on 0 0 0 big guns Petitions from League Of Women Waterbury, Deane, rg Sumrais of IS Baldwin avenue National Committeeman Archibald York governor. both sides of the lines. the Mrs Robin or- 0 1 1 and Voters, Meriden, Conn, and the organ by Ogden, Wallack, lg vielted for a few months with her McNeil, Governor Wilbur L. Cross There was the the Methodist church. customary spora- Sprague League of Woman Voters, ganist of in 1928. and Labor Commissioner Joseph dic exchange of artillery and small Admission is by season ticket or Totals 3 5 It Baltic, Conn, praying for the pas- He was living- in China with his Tone, the understanding being that arms Are on the Woosung sector SO cents single admission. Score at halt time—25-6. Ref- sage of the Jones-Bankhead Ma- ITEMS json. Jtgbert At. Hayes, who is con- If Roosevelt Is nominated be, at the mouth of the Yangtze river Rabbi Marius Ranson will Tlme—four 8 minute NEW Thirty Hunger ternity bill. speak periods nected with the Y. M. C. at -will be named for Unit- as the "cat and battle for at the M. B. Church forum on A., Cummings, dog" Petitions from the Anderson Police Ball Probable Art Shanghai. Another son now enroute ed States senator by the democrat- control of the lower Yangtze delta Wednesday evening, Feb 17th at 8 Tt Is probable that a police ball In Our Department to the Shea post, Veterans of Foreign United States on a furlough ic state convention. March Delegates continued. o’clock. His topic will be: "The will be held again this year for the is with the Wara, Manchester, Conn, and the Y. M. C. A., at Tientsin was in The in Modern Jew,” Rabbi Ranson Is benefit of the relief It also learned the city sporadic lighting Chapei Private Walter J. Smith, port. Vet- unemployment land one of his daughters. Mrs An- (Continued from Page 1.) began at dawn, the minister of the Congrega- fund. Public sentlmont is today that Mrs John Kavanaugh shattering erans of Foreign Wars, New Bri- temple, being Tools drew Torrance is a Presbyterian chairman of Hartford silence of another calm night tion Sharey Tefllo, East Orange, fathomed by Police Chief Ernest Etching of Hartford, tain, Conn, favoring the full pay- missionary at Tsinan. Feder- to be represented by members of broken the occasional bark N. J., and a prominent leader of T. Belden and Louis A. Wheeler, county for the Connecticut only by ment of the adjusted service certi- Rev Mr Hayes’ remarkable the local organization. of a rifle. the liberal Jews. committee heads last before Block ation of Women’s Democratic sniper's ficate. younger year, Printing Tools, career as a missionary in China According to the letter the state The aerial attack was not terrific Miss Paulette Wolozin, a at whloh definite decision for clubs, is now leading the campaign Petitions from sundry citizens of soprano meeting 4 2 years was notable and commission on unem- and the went in soloist of will render will be made Is held. At a similar set of 5 $1.00 he was for the vice-chairmanship of the emergency war-weary city Branford, North Haven, New Ha- Waterbury, regarded as one of the American a ployment appointed by the gover- blase unconcern about its business, a program of Hebrew scared songs ball held last $1000 state central committee, vacancy ven, Derby, Hamden, Woodmont, year nearly authorities on Chinese affairs. nor last year has seen fit so far to disturbed dis- accompanied by Mrs Robin was realized. It which is expected to occur with only occasionally by North Guilford. Hartford, New Ogden Students Canvas $2 was said of him that he knew in- appropriate only $150,000, of tant to remind on the organ. Pound Bond in Car yd. the the resignation of the present explosions serving Britain, Plalnville, and Elmwood, Chinese as well as any American. Fannie Dixon Welch which $50,000 was spent for the Americans, British and Raoul A. Daveluy, 37, owner of cumbent, Mrs cynical Conn, protesting against the pas- Rev Mr Hayes was .b.Orn Jn expenses of the commission itself. other that the danger the D. and D. gasoline station at Irish Linen Canvas Big of Columbia. foreigners sage of S. 1202, providing for the Hollow, N. Y., in 1850 and he was far have The remaining $100,000 was given to the settlement had not 89 Stafford avenue, Forestville Others mentioned so passed. closing of barber shops On Sunday and » graduate of New to the department of parks and There was some excitement at was found dead at the wheel of his $3.00 $3.50 Waynesburg college been Mrs Josepha Whitney of in the District of Columbia. I and Union of forests to make work, It Is charged, 8:30 a. m. last WATERTOWN car Jn the garage In the rear of his Teologlctti seminary and Haven and Mrs Ward Duffy m. (7:30 p. night Petition from the Hotel Associa- had been a in but even If the sum had been when threw a hand home, 79 Stafford avenue, at. about mlssoinary China West Hartford but it was learned EST) a sniper tion of Connecticut, praying for the Canvas Boards, 18x24, since 1882. turned over to the unem- into the Asuml a 8 o'clock Friday morning. Medical on good authority to-day that Mrs directly grenade hotel, modification of the National Prohi- In The Churchm. Dr Hayes was burled in the fam- has the en- ployed It would have approximated inn, on Seward road in Examiner Arthur H. Brackett was 85c Kavanaugh obtained Japanese bition act to permit of the manu- St John's— Rev Cornelius Teu- ily plot in Soochow a dollar-a-year-wage. The com- the settlemenft. It did little dam- called and gave his opinion as It cemetery. dorsement of many local democrat- facture of beer and wine. llngs, pastor. Masses will be said for mission’s action Is termed an actual No were being accidental death, due to car- ic women's clubs in the state age. casualties reported. Petition from the Robert A. La- at 7, 8 and 10 o'clock In Watertown Brushes 10c to of the starvation condi- last bon monoxide poisoning. According the post to succeed Mrs Welch. mockery At 9:20 a. m. (8:20 p. m. Place Unit No American and at 11 o'clock In Bethlehem. fyistle now the 18, Legion to relatives left home at Cummings, by his visit to Wash- tions prevalent among night EST) two hand grenades Episcopal — Dr Thomas Cline, Develuy 85c FUNERALS state's Auxiliary, Essex, Connecticut, 7:30 o'clock Thursday night and ington and the subsequent an- jobless. fell in the compound of the Jap- There will be a celebra- favoring the strengthening of our pastor. returned at about 10:25. He went. Funeral services nouncement of served to The letter to the governor also anese consulate-general, just back tion of Communion at 8 o'- for James Hal. yesterday, national defenses, including a larg- Holy Into the residence and later went Oil all las, former resident of this draw the Smith and Roosevelt lines out that the state health de- of the American, on Whangpoo er clock. Morning service and ser- Tubes, colors, city, points National Guard, the C. M. T. C. to the garage to shut the doors. will be in Connecticut more (Irmly against has reported alarming road. The sniper escaped. mon will be at 11 o’clock. The 12c each held Monday afternoon at partment and the R. O. T. C. When A. J. Guertln of George 2 o’clock at the Stewart one another. Tho "old guard" head- Increase In disease cases and. It is Nelson T. Johnson, the United Servers Guild will meet In the eve- funeral street, a delivery man, came to the 219 ed former National Committee- this is no doubt due to States minister, expected to meet at 8 o’clock. home, West Main street. Rev by claimed, ning home Friday morning, Mrs Dave- Moses T.ovell man Thomas J. Spcllacy of Hart- and the lowered Mamoru Shlgemltsu, the Japanese Rev Clarence Zinc 65c Tb officiating. Burial unemployment rarachute Congregational— luy sent him to the garage to wake White, "III he in David IS. Fitzger- of Suicides and minister, during the day to con- He Had service Riverside cemetery. ford, ex-Mayor standards living. Wells, pastor. Morning her husband, who was thought Friends of New Haven and former tinue the concerted peace efforts and sermon will be held at fl o’- up may call at the funeral ald deaths from starvation, together ta have fallen asleep. Upon arrival books home State Chairman James J. Walsh of malnutrition and an- led by America, Great Britain clock. The "Twenties” will meet Instruction to-morrow evening. with cases of being Made Himself Did he found Develuy slumped In the is out for Smith. These children of unem- and France. Johnson and Sir Miles In the at 6:30 o'clock with Meriden, emia among chapel car with his head resting on the Funeral men were Cummings’ closest asso- are Dampson, the British minister, con- the services for Mrs Mar- ployed, increasing rapidly. pastor. upholstery. He was a prominent, garet Kleineidam of ciates in life when his Kelief now distributed by ferred with the Japanese and Not Work Methodist—Rev William Davis, 551 Wolcott political being Safely man about the city and had a host The fact town and Chinese failed to school will hold j street will bo held to-morrow af- strength was quite great. local charity groups in separately. They pastor. Sunday of friends. He was one of the 19 is now the “old has been to- reach for a new Los Feb session at 10 o'clock. Morning j ternoon at 4 o’clock at the Alder- that he deserting city administrations any agreement pro- Angeles, 12—(UP)— incorporators of the newly formed son for the former truce. With three cents in his service and will be held Funeral Home, 70 Central ave- guard’’ ‘‘insurgents’’ tally inadequate, the hunger longed pocket, a sermon fair association. He is survived by ’’new is Chinese continued to hold home-made at 11 The —The— nue, Rev Martin Horens officiating. now known as the guard” marchers’ representatives declare, The parachute on hts back, o’clock. Fldelos league his wife Laura, and three children. comment the conditions Rollle M. The body will lie sent to Spring- causing considerable and has been equal "to a few out against stipulat- Lane leaped from a 12- will hold a service at 6 o'clock. Funeral arrangements are In New as field on Monday for cremation. throughout the state and in crumbs or a petty dole’’. Evictions ed by the Japanese their only atory building here in search of Mr and Mrs Karl Winter of of James J. Dunn. fame charge Friends may call at the funeral York. of families of unemployed men be- basis for ceasing hostilities, namely, and fortune, and found lower Main street entertained Ingraham Meets Rees Wash- withdraw death. the church ZIGLATZKI- homo this evening. The visit of Cummings to cause of non-payment of rent Is In- that the Chinese forces members of Methodist The E. Ingraham basketball between or 20 from to The choir with their wives and hus- ington and the conference creasing, the governor Is Informed 15 miles Shanghai parachute failed to open team will meet the Manchester Rees leaders be- clashes. The Chin- and his was bands at a Funeral services for Mrs Jane him and other national and many workers are living in prevent further body broken on the party Thursday evening. in tho high school gym this even- was the it is ese maintain that or that pavement below. Those who attended were Rev MARKS CO. Foster Wilton, widow of lliomai! hind Roosevelt result, squalid places. The system of Shanghai, ing, preceded by a fast prelimi- Wilton of Smith’s statement In of it outside the set- A letter found In his In- and Mrs William F. Davis Jr, Mr will be held this afternoon understood, "charity” and "made work” the part foreign pocket nary attarctlon, which is scheduled in in a dicated he Mrs Edward Mr and at 2 o’clock, Rev Robert C. Rateh- of a few days ago that he state Is termed a sham In the lat- tlements, is their country and that had asked Mrs Margaret and Parke, to get under way at 7.30. Manager 110 South Main St. C. of Mrs Mr and Mrs eldcr officiating. Burial was in Rev- “receptive mood” but not seeking ter. The demands to the governor if anybody Is to withdraw to pre- Anise Del Rio, Tex, to -marry Leon Squires, Herbert J. Carlson stated that he Mr Mrs ersldo cemetery. the presidential nomination. More In asking for an Immediate session vent clashes it should be the Jap- him, and recounted the fortune he Ralph Humlston, and would start his strongest outfit in Mr action in the Roosevelt camp is of the legislature are as follows: anese. expected from his Invention. Floyd Barlow, and Mrs John quest of triumph with Captain MASS NOTICE now under Cummings’ Turner, Mr and Mrs E. J. Ranslow, expected, The of a special session “Trigger” Zetarskl and Art Avalone TYLER—A month’* mind mans of1 calling Mr and Mrs leadership. of FIRST AID FOR, WINTER HAMILTON THEATER Mrs Raymond Black, at Paul Briggs, ex-Tor- requiem will be celebrated Monday of the assembly for the purpose forward, Harold Booth, Mrs William Lind- star at center and morning', February at 7:30 sufficient WARDROBES rlngton high -THE- 15th, providing appropriations Immediately after completing say, Mrs Clarence Johnson, Mrs la o’clock, at St Fr&nclM Xavier the relief of unemployed and "Steg" Zetarskl and Joe Luty for her three weeks' tour of the United William Humphrey, Miss Lillian church, for the repoae of the aoul workers in the state and guard berths. Laponte, Martino, American time — of the !ate Mr* Anna Poor Increased part At this time of year, you can States by airplane, LU Dagover Lindsay, Miss Minnie Palmatur, Bordeaux Tyler. enactment of a state unem- Senesac, M. Avalone and for the five the Illusion of having added who comes to the New Hamilton Miss Joyce Ranslow and Harry Laundry Insurance act providing will be held In reserve. IN MKMORIAM ployment many costumes to your wardrobe theater Sunday and Monday in the Albane. HANSON—in of in the State an amount equal to the full wages THINKS THIS a POOR memory our dear by Indulging in a few sly changes. title role of “The Woman From The members of the Watertown FRUIT mother, Mra Helen Hannon, who for all unemployed In the state, PLANT fREE In the first place. If you have a Monte Carlo” her first American fire department answered a call a few tree# died February 13, 1930. (Continued from Page 1.) without discrimination on account If you plan planting ahe rent In wool coat dress that usually picture, began to receive letters yesterday afternoon at 1 o’clock this year. Select A “May peace.’* of race, color, age, sex, citizenship, in your yard HER CHILDREN. as a bit of real lace across the wishing her success and happiness. to a fire In the Grlner block In in the bacl cessitles to the highest degree of of residence In the state or Slain fruit tree for planting length front of the V neck, throw out Miss Dagover has never traded Oakville. Little damage was done. flowers institutional treatment, medical or other such Insurance to be yard. This will provide pretext, the lace, make a softly tailored on her personality, but on her abil- Watertown High school made in the and NOTICE surgical skill and hospitalization. employers and the state and fragrance spring paid by scarf of polka dotted slllc or some ity to act—In which she Is quite sure of the Western Connecticut and fresh fruit in AMELIA IDA RIDER of Holyoke, The use of the word "pauper” without levies upon the workers; early summer other figured silk and have It fill safe, since she has both to the Basketball championship when well as welcome shade in the .State of Massachusetts, in the report of Htate Agent Gate* of all funds now the fall, as The diverting In the nockline, In a smash nth degree—as “The Woman From they continued to keep their league v*. caused considerable comment hero the state tying In hot weather. being used by for military Monte Curio” is a slate Leavenworth CHARLES ROSEN, of the wan fact bow where the lace used to be. proves. It First clean against by formerly to-day. This due to the armories and other war ,!ty of New York, In the State of drills, pur- Cut the sleeves vertically In two National und Vitaphone produc- a score of 29 to 23. The first half New that at the last session of the leg- to the of homes, York, now of part* unknown, poses building slits through the elbow and bind tion. was sort of ragged, but things got If living, and If not islature a strong and successful of streets, living, hi* hospitals, parks, paving silts with the same figured silk. Supporting Miss Dagover In the to working more smoothly during, representative*, creditor*, heir* fight was waged In an effort to In neighbor- etc, vyorklng-class You even line your belt, thrilling drama of love and In- the second half Capt “Bing” Miller and widow, and RALPH GOTT- have state organizations handling of might hoods; the opening armories, so are Walter was ushered Into the game, bad LIEB of th* City of Waterbury, charity keep away from the use of just the figured silk shows a bit trigue Huston, Warren New state buildings, etc, for the shelter and after Jarlett and Han- Beautiful Haven County. In the Btate the title as much as at each side and at the end. William, George E. Stone, John leg all, of “pauper” pos- unemployed workers; Connecticut. of homeless, One big way to change a winter Wray, Robert Warwlok, Oscar ning had been removed by the per- sible. It was pointed out at the further use Rooms with STATE OK CONNECTICUT, District the suspension of any suit Is to remove the Apfel, Matt McHugh, Clarenoe sonal foul route. of time that hundreds of persons re- for fur—packing Waterbury, **. Waterbury, Feb of the law providing deporta- It with moth-balls—and Muse and many other favorites of and 13, 1832. clevlng charity from public wel- out of away put Bath tion of unemployed workers the screen. Michael native Upon the of said fare are not on collars and elbow bands or cuffs Curltz, HIS GENTLE WIFE. complaint plain- departments paupers the state; Immediate reuniting at of Shower tiff. praying for rea*on* therein *et but merely victims of of contrasting wool. Checked wool Budapest, captures the conti- forth temporary state expense of the Brisbane fam- a for foreclo*ure and pos*e**lon the In the same tone and a contrasting nental atmosphere of the story with Have Heart! Our of depression. In New Haven; suspension of Houston, Tex—Police found a mortgaged premlae*, returnable ily one, plaid wool or even just a con- fine artistry. on* of Now on the first Senators Joseph H. Lawlor and and Fred sedan and traced at Tuesday of March 1932, fines on Joe Jackson trasting monotone wool In the On the same program la Ben blood-spattered before the Court of Common Plea* IiCwls S. Reed and Representatives be from It to a woman. She said York’s nowost and Sweet and Clean System Powers, that they released same weave as Lyons and Ona Munsen In ths negro for the Judicial District of Daniel J. Mahnney and John D. your suit, are good. Water- Hartford Jail and that all activities “Hot Heiress". she was looking for her husband finest hotels bury, State of Connecticut. It ap- Thoms, all of this city, gave their Don’t forget a touch of red is fine of the unemployed councils and we Store and found him with another wo- Is a Life Saver pearing to and being found by the endorsement at Hartford to the for all blues this spring. To-night, have Country subscribing that unemployed workers be free from and are fifteen man, whereupon she hit him over authority, the de plan to keep the word "pauper” Night giving away fendant Charles Rosen ha* gone ti Interference. basket* of The feature the head with a smoothing Iron. off the state records at this time as polios NOW WANTS BOY groceries. part* unknown; John Weber is division captain are Edward G. Robinson Then she took him to the hospital IT IS much as possible. ploturee THEREFORE ORDERED, of the hunger march delegates for In “East le West" and Linda Wat- for treatment. On the way baok HOTEL That notice of the at said Public Wel- pendency Superintendent of “A the steering gear broke and she 4MEMQN complaint be to said defend- Connecticut. Hollywood, Feb it—(UP)—Lee kins In Good Sport." LAUNDRY given fare William J. Downey of this city was forced to abandon oar. ant Charles If Carlllo, the actor, is a sec- the XMC- Rosen, living, and If also objects to the name "pauper” seeking not living, hi* cred- ROOSEVKLrT ond ohlld to adopt, this time a boy, IN Knickerbocker representatives, attached to any member of WIN WITH CAKE WATERING itors, heirs and widow publish- being who would be a brother HEAT STOP DIAL by tho 400 odd families of Harrisburg, Pa, Fab 13—(UP) younger ing this order In the Waterbury Waterbury and for Mirle Antoinette a "We’ll Win playmate If you have seedlings sprouting By nailing laths on the 120 West 45th Street 4*4-106 Democrat, newspaper printed In now receiving aid from his depart- —A campaign cry, joists three reHounded Carlllo. in a hotbed or Indoors, the above the furnace and a Waterbury (3) day* success- ment. People who are unfortunate with Roosevolt" pots spreading Times Now York ively, commencing on or before the enough to be without funds tem- throughout a meeting of Pennsyl- llsrie Antoinette, now 14. was best way to water them is with a coating of plaster over them, much Square, 13th day of some February, 1833, by while we are vunla democrats in organising to adopted seven years ago. and Is fine rose watering can. The ordi- of the heat which escapes from the officer or porarily going Hw. S. loll, Mgr. proper Indifferent person. with Mrs Carlllo at her Long can Is too coarse and sprays heating unit and dries out the floor mmsm WILLIAM M. through this depression, he said, advance the presidential candidacy nary GILLETTE. the Island home. te enter the tender with too muoh above can be reflected Clerk of the Court of Commoi should not bs given such a classi- of Franklin D. Roosevelt, gov- She plans plants directly z-n-u Fisas. fication as that of "paupec”a ernor of New. 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