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^ .. r >> -J) ■ NATIONALISM AS BY SUPREME COURT V ACIUUHRTIIE WITHOUT BIDS, ffifbett Tribimal yalidatM NAVY PREPARING i " WITNESS AT PROBE 9 Atlscki *8haiiri)liiig” PoGey Minoeaota Hortgafe Mor- ' V '' FOR LONG FUGHTI ef Spying Into Odur Peo- Asotber How Poatmasp atorinm Act — Opinian 1 WATERWAY YREAYY *pk^s Rumen— Gtn ter General Brows’i Cor* Hdd Victory for Rocot* Six Gint Swplanei to Cron FACES OPFOSIYHN WaiUBiteii, Jeffertea respesdesce W u Orde^ ary Program. Pacific Widi Honohda New York, Jan. 9.—Another "rev­ Outlook for Passage Qoomy ed Barsed Jolt Behre lie WMblnftOD, Jta. t.—(A F )— Ad* A i Their Goal olution’'—the revotntiOB of the In- BlnlftrmtloD offleU li today hallod temationallsts haa failed, and ths Id Seute; Houe Speeds Demoenta Took OlHca prlrately ai a oonititutlonal victory "fight against nationalism baa flan Diego, Calif., Jan. 9.— (AF) lost," Ssnator William E. Borah of for tbo National lUcovory lofltla- —Off for a bop to Ban Franclsoo Idaho said last night In advocating Up Recorery BOk. Washington, Jan. 9.--6ve are, left to right, tee r f prlndpol os well os Interest Xn tbo majority opinion handed down separate, dletinct, and wholly inde- of the form credit bonds. official, just before the Hoover ad­ may start *Thursday. Robert E. Hathaway, treasurer. Mayor Aarqn Cfook, Francis B. Bray, chalrmaI^ of ticket committee, and lendent nations, rests upon a false by Chief Justice Hughes, however, A t San Francisco, Ueut. E. W. Liquor regulation for the District ministration ended lost March. oundation,” be reiterated hie belief of Columbia was all the House May Summon Brown. the court went deep Into basic Stephens, Navy meteorologist, de­ in the foreign policy of Washington ptindpleo. clared that considering present ob­ proper hod ready to work on. Corn- He said he burned volumes of the and Jefferson and Lincoln, and correspondence under the peraanol Boelo Piindpleo servations, "tbe sooner they get off warned against Intemational politi­ mittees ground away at tax and ap­ "Emergency does not create pow­ the better.** He said observations propriation bills, and looked ahead Instructions of Kenneth MoePher- cal comnutments of any kind. son, Brown’s secretary. There er," said the chief justice. "Emer* indicated favorable flying conditions FAUBR FDRGOnEN Davis Seea Altamativee to the other big Item by extending gooey does not increase granted for the next three da^. CLAIM THAT STAVISKY the Reconstruction Corporation were indications Brown will be call­ AmIsassador-at-Large Norman H. ed to testify. power or remove or diminish the re* Ships Along Route. Davis, who as vice prssident of the loaning authority for several years ■trletlons imposed upon power oouncll, presided at the dinner, de­ and p o ^ b ly odur Duty” cumstaneea at the case in question decision of the Supreme Court yes­ (Oontinoed oo Page Six) Opposition papers questioned the *The Senatr ocean and mail Inves­ truth of the statement by authori- below the rates assessed for those “Unprecedented power has been Senator Borah, speaking an "Our however. terday In the Minnesota moratorium Foreign Policy in a Nationalistic tigating committee, meanwhile, tlee that Stavlsky shot himself in trucks in .this state, that trucks placed in the hanto of the Preal- heard from a Poetoffice Depa ijnent Chairman Black would not defi­ case was mailed today by Speaker Worid,” emphasised that the nation n i t e predict the future course e|f Rainey as a forerunner of wlvhat to the bead when surrounded late yes­ owned by residents ot Oonnectiout dent." he continued, “ and many stenographer that he had burned are being registered in great .num­ sohexnei have been a i^ e d . Prices the Inquiry. ,*■; expect. ct Inm other contests that Mght terday near Chsunonlx. (Ooattmied aa Page Tw e) some files of official and personal be forthcoming on emergency legii PATMAN DEPLORES *The newepaper Action Framesdse, bers in other states to save the have advanced on flntifaed products oorrespondsnee of the Hoover ad­ caning for a huge demonstration be­ registration fees. *rhis is clearly In­ and commodities. *The NRA is in BEARING RBCMPBNDD latlon. ministration postmaster general, Washington, Jan. 9.— (A P )—^ Presenting nxemoranda on the de- fore the Chamber of Deputies to- dicated in statistics obtained by the operation, the CWA and all the rest Walter F. Brown, on direction of rtMifw of the court and the attack night said: State Department of Motor Vehicles of the alphabet, may be arranged postotflce em^oye told a Swats Ifl- SECRECY ON TAXES Brown'q secretary. Note was taken veetlgatlng oommittee today thli| by the Republican National "Down with tbe thieves— down which show that not only is (fon- and applied if you wlU hut, I say USING AHtPtANES of the evidence for possible pursu­ committee yestei^y on the Demo­ necticut losing thousands of dollars some of former Postmaster Gen- with assassins." this \rith not the least disrespect ance lator as the inquiry develops. oral Walter Browh’e fitos, botb cratic administration, Rainey said Premier Chautemps loat no time jn registration fees for municipali­ toward an honeet effort-for recovery A Houss elections oommittee re­ at his press conference that ‘i t was official and personaL were burned g Congresiman Says U. S. Is in revamping his endangered Cabi­ ties are also losing taxes which ordi­ that America may try, but never TO BRING IN l U ceived testimony from Louisiana day or two before tho DemoorattF unfortunate" that they appeared in net as a result of the midnight narily would be collected on these again wUl America hold her. head state oTlelals that the "election** of almost parallel columns in the administration came into office last resignation of (folonial Minister Al­ trucks. high among tbe nations of tbe earth J. Y. Sanders, Jr., to the House was press. March. bert Dalimier, accused by police of Figures released by Commissioner until the American farmer by some "UlegaL” *rhe contest over tbe seat *rhle testln ioi» eras offered upon "The Supreme Court always In of Motor Vehicles M. A. Connor to­ emargsndes has sustained emer­ indirect Implication in the Bayonne method not yet devised, has restor­ Strikers Prerent Trucks flrst cloimsd by Mrs. Bolivar E. resumption of u a Inquiry Into a it gency legislation," said Rainey. He scandal. day show that trucks of one ton ed to him his .normal purehasiiig Kemp is being beard, for possible end ocedn mall oontraete by thn added tbM on this basis of the Min­ Present Methods. Nanaeo Siaooeosor capacity with pneumatic tires are power. We ere wasting precious cooclusioii lx. a short time. committee heeded by Senatpr Blaclti nesota case the Supreme Court "w ill He named I^iclen Lamoureux, registend in Connecticut for |22flU! time while the ship o f progress Is froB Retching CkicagcH- *Ths Senate hanking .oommittee (D., Ala.). ffHii»A«tt every code so far enacted with solid tires, 880.00 and cushion drifting toward the rapids of obliv­ deferred action oo the appointment James Maher, itenefrqpher 9a and b e r ^ te r enacted in order to Washington, Jan. 9 — (AP) — (OoBtinned on Page Six.) tires for the same fee while in Mas­ ion. of William I Myers of New York ao Brown and half a doasn e t ^ r help tbs eotffltry get out of tbs pres- Terming tax iE0cr#cy a b a ^ s of sachusetts tbe registration fee for Dlegneed Before World Skortife b Devebping. governor o f that agency pending an masters genera),- aweftsd he % sat depression.'* fraud,"'Roprosentatlve Patman (D., a one ton truck o f arbatever is Referri^ to repeal of tbe Igth examination of ths nomliiss. burned the coireepcridwee foday ar Referring to tbe Republican at­ Tex.) sdvocatod pubUclty of iocemo I7A0; Malha, 116 to |20; MaryUad. Amendment, the state meeter said: *Tbs Senato banUag oommlttos two before inaugimMlea day at tifi tack. Rainey said#, tax rotunis as tbs House ways and 110 to 116; New Hampshire 822A0 “ For the present, at leiiat, we callsd Chairman Jsass H. Tooes of direetion of Brown’s seeretary. 'It is sheer nonsense to call at­ moans commlttoo rosumod. bosulDgs WAGE EEDUenONS to I82A0: New Jersey 824; New stand before tiie world dlsgl’aced by Iw M p H a t, tl lillk iM* OMofo the RseoBstructloO Corporation to Oorreapondenee of preeadhm peat- tention to tbe fact that our National today on tbo 1270,000,000 tax bill. ^fck 124; Pennsylvaw 816A0 to our utter weakness. I f this is to be by elvpIa^WNce stactsd today as appear late in the day for examina­ masters general was ateced m ttfo debt Is going to be 181,000,000,000. Patman said billions of dollars tion OB bis proposal to sxtond ths department, he said, but afl oif- would bavs boon savsd ths govom- tSfl.fcr! two axles and 140,to 866 for tbe final answer, we have lost tbe the fourth, a t the clty'e milk ’ f Ws spent In Ums than two years dur­ TOBECOim ND flrst war la our Ustoly." Ufs of ths eorporatlon and Incrsass Brownes was burned e x e ^ what h i ing £ e World War |41J)00,000X>00. msnt bad Cbariss E, Mitcbsll, Al- gxlas; Rhode XsIAad 816 to blockade bteaght an aeute sbortagei took with him. Vermont where there are to the metropolis. its borrowing power. '^4 ^"W ben ws bavs flnisbed with tbls bsrt H. WigglB and J, P, Morgan Tbe annuel session was opened Maher was the second wltaaaa a l .>1 war on recovery our National debt known tbolr rotums would have few coipiMroial vebiolee this morning at 10:80 la the shttb Tbe first shipment, 1,000 quarts, the opening of the tafulnr Inla nMfl will bavs been increased only 112^ boon avallablo tor public serutiiqr, ■ad where regulatioBs are dagraa with State Master ToUea pre- were conelfBed to tbe Wagner Dairy contract awardf ufldar tba 000,000,000,'* ’1 think tbo govonsmsDt has lost President Deddet A M^epie raiaiag pr^oeitloa the slmag. P w a r was offered by State Company. Offlolals eamounced addl- adminletratiOB.) billions o f dollars bocauss of tbs ^ca/taM'W le the h ig b ^ la the com- C b i^ala The Rev. Charles A Downs tional cone^ments would arrive JOHNSON ASSISTS sscrot incoms tax systsm,'* Patman MriiDB, . ot Stafford Springs. hourly. ‘The Wagner compeay la one TIm fln tt aspaa J. Dunn, a pop- said. *1 am opposad to protsetlon P. C. C t ib ip i "For trueke of tsvo tone capacity, 'Thto aftanioon foUowtng the state of the largest todependent dealere In tal aaM-as tannatigaS^ UCUARDUPHXS of those who evade taxes. I t w# the dty. AUTDMOBIII TRADE of postonwe _ fifof.kad diaeloaad. bad pubUclty tbs lossss would bavs Next Six M isli£ ( I Police were summoned to the CUI rMpODOiDW XO Or bass dlscovorod thtos years sarildr. Municipal Airport to guard tho milk under tbe air aaall ■ukf Kr ’T b s sserst systsm wlU break any caroute to the eonipany's plant NEW NAKKEr HEAD oouBtry la the world.’’ Moeh lowfc Dinnpsd Pberaon as Brown’s seeretary who Kaariflgs aro to b# eonoludad to­ Wo«blBftoB. Jan, 9 > -(.. Conmany offidala dedlnad to ChiofM Code So That inatmeted him to boan morrow, Chairman Deugkten said Idont RooMvclt todty hy order eontlBusd th« 18 por Sea Serpent Again Seen name uie eouree cf tbe milk, aaytag ba bopad the maasura migkt bo ro- they wished to guard agalaat vlo- MaePberaon, testified. portad to the House sad of duotloB o f pgy of Fsdortl Photo Majr Work Eis- leokad over the m e o w W. L Morps, Jr., EroniiM next weak, for xaothor sue months. lence which they said bad brought about duraplng of hundreds of t n ^ "told iM to destroy The Proposed Mbng the Pacific Coast didn’t want to take." ’Tbs bill p f oposfa 'a 4 per cent tax sands cf gallone of milk, dsatmetlon plofoecdOHoonaWodL There WiD Be No Feod- cf delivery trueke, halting of tnina, *Eo 1 took them dawn to>tha for- OB afl net Income instaad o f the ohAMed from 16 to 10 per eeat, naoe destroyed thaw," he added. praeant • par cant above 14,000, in- ju e—CoDgreM w tSlag--«M iM M Vlcterid, B. C., Jan, 9 ,^ (A P ) — a t a sodden there was a coasaotiop ■luggtBfs, and attacks oo daiiffee. O iif small omounta of milk "They included both paraoMfli and ebifft Racheteeriiif. eroasss surtax rates and impoeag reetoratioD of oae-tllflfd of tbe nay Amjr Cadbereaaunie baa aaqulrad a among them and a larga hand eanw New York, Jen. 9v—(A P )—Alvaa postal files." cut beglnalag July 1, the etort of ^ reputation aa a gourmand, aaeordlag akant.thraa feet out of t^ Fatar. reached the dty today, and the MecAuley, preeldeBt o f the National Mahef eaidMaePhanon'liatruelad Bg companies, fleoalyear. Tbe PreeldeBt aeted to­ The eeaffulls starting peeUag at it shortage bod developed to audi an to three Victoria realdmita toSsy, Autemobflo Chamber c f Commerce, him to go down and aaa that tba Patman said kaa d^ aqt advocate day oa the fladlags of tbe Depart­ and the serpent grabbed one of extent that thousonde of fandllee fUea were destroyed New York, Jan, #,—(AF)—Wll- blanket routine publicity of ra- today hailed the aotlcn o f (3eneral ment ot Labor on the local coet of the sea aerpent pokad her nose out them and swallowed I t were without any, and some hotels Re added that be h id eofinmehtaa A Fstlowss Morgan, Jr., na­ funds, but that' osrtaJBlyoortaialy they Uvlag, as provided by law. of the water off Oonaalea Point Sun­ ’Th e gulls parriated and the sei^ and restauronte were serving only Hugh 8. JohnM In modtfvinf tbe tionally known as president of tbe should be opaa to govammoBt offi­ to an aaeodate that the fllM iheald Two sets of fladlags wers given, day and swallowed a eeagull, dis­ pent’s coasplexleo was suffsriim so snmll amounts of i t automobile code to permit motor not be burned beeanaa the nexC National Fisberlss Association, went cials and others daalriiig to see Tbe first, based on the ooet of ^vla g playing, ai In her only Othar major mueh she bad to «llvs. She oasM up Hoepitais gnpoMed plants to work emjdo^reee M hours them. ministration would iM t to to work today as Mayor LaChiardla's for famlUee of wagew M e earnars aid puMlo iq^peannce, an enthuaiastlo again and the eeagnlls followed ao Hospitals end foinillM with naall wetesd of the origlBal 86 hours them. new commissioner of markets wltb Repraasntatlva Treadway (R., lowsr salarisd workers la 82 olties, appetite. she beaded out to sea. children continued to reedve SBMr- stipulated. .) said that If ba aihad o m Queetoned by inembafa o f the announcement that "tbere is to showed tbe average ooet of llvlag B. Andrews and eleven com- ’1 should say we watched the gency deliveries from the large "This ectioB, which I oommittee, he said aaiaali.of .tha be. absolutely no racketeering in tbe ths refunds be opened to goBoral for this group la the lait h a lf^ be said, "w l^ in my. publicity for only ths purpose of flrpt dlfcoyered Amy off serpent for nearly eight mlnutea d ^ e e . respondence rriated to air f o ^ markets.*’ 1928 was 21.1 below the average tt ender Island a moptii ago. On that She *tad a head like a camaL ’There Chargee cf milk profiteering tw e tbe posltloo Ot t i ^ auto- ooean mail ocntracta but that ho Xn 1980 Morgan, who operated a '’squsscing mors out of u o tax W- tbe baee period ot December, 1927 •rs,’’ he thought It was gotog too occaelan, the aarpant taaxad 12 feH were ceils out cf tbe water. The brokers were made today by A M. obUe labor and the todMatry." not know whether, say 9< yfftot cold storage plant wrote to then dis­ far. to June, 19M. of her body out cf the water cn^ httiiqM were smooth epd gtietened In XmhL public relatione direotor ot Johnson, In announcing toe modi laved by Brown waa-offMal* trict attorney, Thomas C. T. Grain, ForslgB Oils L h ia g Coats Drop 10 feet from Andsewb’ boat, nan^ the sun. I woifld sstlmate It the Pure Milk Aesodation, orgonl- fleatioa yesterday, aaM that atep- The hearing was held tti a offering evidence about rackets Patman also asked for restrlo- ’The ssoond sst of fladlags, bastd cbalantly eurveyed Ms oecupanta, ov^ . 80 feet long from the head to patlon of farmers that caned the plaff up produetkm- flSBt firin g which be said preyed on the flsb tlons on Importations o f foreign oll% on a speoUl study of the ooet of and swallowed a wounded diiok-An­ the last hump but we did xiot.see atrika. would, If the 86-bour schedule were < food Industry. A fter a,delay, he re­ contending that while limitation

ECONOMRS SniDY nomOBIfOT DOOXUM OBITUARY BORAHDEFBIDS A /e u ; Racket Discovered FhyHelaBa who wiS^^ MAYSTARTSEWBt te oatergeacy ealle toamnew af> ' gO U IK H I THEORY toraoea are Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, Headenici wjH tf la.tka NATIONAUSMAS To Get Cash For Booze 4M7 and Or. UVi EXTENSION SOOl ttve, n s a S i m tWrjBjNM Airways BWERALS 7481. andtoeKooeeil'FimrAlrways. * ♦ virtually thif MOM tVOtito K n-, Mrs. ijHim Roads. A new racket known to have sue ^dogs and te prevent It from ruEuting derson sold, poraetpatatf lB oiairibtff Certain Now That Green- Tbs funeral of Mrs.'Laura Runde, ACnittVIRTlIEseeded in many casee has just oemnJaway, had been taken into laA vp the MB eofu- widow of William Runds, was held to light In Manchester, keeping. Then she la asked to no- eWA Board W9 Hew Tews latlag the award ot otf msit aoii yesterday afCsmoon at 8:80 at her (Oeattaued freai Page bae) timber husband. ABOUT TOWN troets. backs WiD Not Be leaned boms, 120 Walnut street, and was A d ^ that haa been a playmate ntere maj* be a wait of a half could find its "highest ssrvlce” to to a child becomei almost the CaraMTsOviiiNaalMeeb Mock ooked If te 1180 oB the Mr- largely attended. Rev. H. F. R, as a member ef the household. If hour or so and the husband will ar Frank W. Riley, proprietor ef the moU oeatrocte frts oet MB' by a stechholi of the Zion Lutheran mankind and to tbs peace of the rive, find the dog tied with a rope b j the GoTenunent. world In transmlttteg \mimpalrwl to It should stray away Its loss is keen­ around his collar and being held by Riley Chevrolet Co., x In New York email group of large companies or ebureh omdated, and among the ly felt, parUcularly by the child. attending the National Automoblia n | Tsmorrew Nooa oempoaiM owned by .them* numeroui floral tributes w m one sueeesdlBf fenerattens the prtn- the person who baa "reaeued" it from the Ladles' Aid society of oiplw and Ideals ef demooraoy. lo w in g thie, a few men Uvlng Tha owner la Inforamd that the dog ■how held ia the Grand Cen­ Meadereoa agreed with me etote- N«w York, Jan. 9.—(AP) — How "This U our supreme d u ^,” be at the north end have been *»**»*^g tral Foloee. meat, eoeepttef one or two eoa- which she was long a member. ' bad been observed a i a pet and reo- troete. much iaflatlos would there be In d«- The bearers were her two grand- deolajred. *1 believe that the foreign in on the fually eympathy by a ognlaed aa ef a good breed. To The weekly meeting of the Man- valulBf the dollar to 60 per ceot sons, Winslow and Walter Runde: policy of Washington and Jefferson method hitherto unknown. Notiolng prevent it from wandering away, it i t Morgoret'e Ctrele. Daugbtere ohoetor OWA beiaid wUl o held to­ Ooatnote listed and Lincoln wiU oest enable us to of ZeoboUa, wm amot this evoa- g morrow noon ta tho Town T ts w B h The contracts were listed by B luk of ite old parity, or approximately two nephews, George Runde of a dog that eeema te be away from was picked up. The owner li glad Hartford and Herbert of this town; meet and dlaeharge that duty. I an, home, wearing a ooUar and M* to get baek the dog and for the oon- with Mre. Roee Qruoeeaor ef Center •r’e oSloo. A ruttni on tho onom- oe follows: to the level Indicated by current therefore, at all times, in periods of a tag, the men pet the animal unti etreet The meeting will be followed ment of prepeity bordering the pro­ Aviation Oorporatioa 11: Troas- R. F. C. gold prlcee? Jesse Reybert of Hartford and Gus­ turbulence and In periods of calm, stderatlen given there ta usually a tave Notch. Burial was la the Bast the big number li obtained. With "Up." by a BMabere’ eeclal. posed Manoheiter Green sewer will continental Air Troaeport 4; North Tblf bae become a thoroughly live cemetery. and without apology and without the number. It li not hard te learn Ileaw derived from the "Up" by be given thv beard by Town Counsel Amorieoa Aviatloo, Zoo., 4t Westem queetlen In banlklng and monetary eempremlM, eemmlttsd to Its sup­ from the town clerk, or by the name the eetf appointed deg oatohw A meeting of the board ef dlrec WUUora ■. Hyde. Air Express 2; National Forks Air­ circlee recently, since even the die­ port on the cellar, who le the owner. tore ef t£e Maaeheeter Public In his report to the Selectmen ways 1. hard sound money nxen have virtual­ Alfred Lennon. "This, it wUl be eaid, ie teolatlon. wouM be labir ueed as a oontrtbuUon Health Nureing^ ooeoelatloD ______will be The funeral of Alfred Lennon, five When thla Information is iwured, toward a general fund raised by Judge Hyde bee ruled that the town Headsrson sold the Natloaol Parka ly abandoned hopes that the dollar It is not isolation; it is freedom of the woman of the house if notlflea held, tomorrow at '2 e’olock at the cannot •'seesa property owners to be Airways w u and stin Is Indepen­ will be restored to Its old gold parity year old son of Mr. and Mre. Albert action, ft is Indepcndsnoe of judg­ oemptnlona for the purchase of a HeoRa ^ t e r oa Haynee etreet. Lennon of 80 Bank street, who died that the dog had been found, that it bottle ef liquor, it u s been no- benefltted. b,' tho InstaUmtion of the dent of 26.S grains of gold, 9-lOthi fine. ment It te not ieelatlen; it is free w u around with a number ef ether Uoed. sanitary seww, due to the fabt that Standard Statistics Company In a on Sunday, was held this afternoon government—there can be uo such Mre. Joeeph Muldeea of 19 Cot The committee chairman listed at 2:30 at the Thomas O. Dougaa when the town purchased the water some of the directors of these large al survey, goes so far as to say thing as free government If the tags etreet wm groat the uee of her and eewer company seme months t the big Increase In bank re­ funeral home on HoU street Rev, people thereof are not free to re­ home tomorrow evealag for a public companies, nettef that iMUQr of Leonard C. Harris, paster of the our bualaeea. we should have been fldaltty a&d parseaal rMpoasIbiUty." ego none of the leglelatlve rights of them were prominent Repubueone. serves resulting from a devaluation main aloof or to take part in for- eetbaok party for the beaeflt of Sun- the Cheney Brothers utilitk^ was to 60 per cent, “if uncontrolled, South Methodist church officiated. there la the person ef a duly He ooB tiaue^ eet Oouacll, ZJegree cf Pocahontas Queatloned by committeemen, elgn wars. People who have pointed and authorised agent ef the passed on to the town when the would form the base of an Inflation The bearers were Sherwood Tedford, bartered away or surrendered their "mchtwlBg poUelM which tend The staadlag committee wm be in Henderson sold ths McNory-Watrea Clifford Bagleeon, Benjamin Phil­ government aeaumlng full respeaal- to keep alive fomer attaobmeati charge. Playlag wm begin at 8:is properties changed hamda. bill ebaaglag the rats system w u beyond the wildest dreams of the right to remain neutral in war have It Is expected that approval of the most rabid inflationists." lips and F^ed Adamson. Burial billty with all paraolpaats. Thie and the pelltloAl ooatrevereiee of the aad elx prliee wm be awarded and drawn la Poatm uter Oeaerol was in the Bast cemetery. surrendered their right to govern. praoUoe brought d l a o ^ t te our Old Worid, we ebould exert to our refreihmeate eerved. Monchsstw Green sewer extension Means of Control "Zn mattere of trade and com­ will be given shortly so that extra Brown's office. It adds, however, that the mEucl- government, Impeached before the utmoet the healing, eemeatlng pow­ Brown eubmitted the bill to the merce wt have never been isola­ world our elaoerity, and had a tend­ Ib e Ladlee iewlag Olrole of the men dolly appealing for jobs wlU be mum expansion of credit possible la Frank AUen Birdsey tionists and never will be. In mat­ er of patrlotlem and mold 120,000,- air moll oontrutore, he told, and it unthinkable, and points to the pos­ The funeral »of Frsmk Allen ency at least to dagrade tbs revered 000 pMple Into an Invinolble, intu- Highland Park Community club will given employment. The ooet of the w u then introduced as a committee Birdiey, retired Wapplng tobacco ters of finance, unfortunately, w# policy f Washington to the level of leotual, economic and political force give the first of a serlee of card materiole to the town will be ap­ sible control which may be wielded have not been Isolationists, and parties this evening to which all proximately 8780 and will provide bill in Congress. by the reserve system. grower, was held at 1:80 o’clock this the fifi^lve dlaoreUoa or whims of for the enactment and admlnlitra- Henderson agreed Brown laaleted probably never will be. When earth­ an IntemaUon mterloper. tlon of just and equal laws. X would players wm be welcome. 80 men with work. While Inflation of the greenback afternoon at the Holmes Funeral quake and famine, or whatever upon elimination of the oompetltlve variety is no longer expected in most Home. Rev. David Carter, pastor of "Whatever happens In the future, preach united national alma and bid provision of the old law. brings human suffering, rislt any let's be rid once and for all ef this Z would instill anew the A hew high mark la catering was well-l:^onned quarters, financial or the Wapplng Federated church, part of tbs human race, ws have net set at the Hotel Sheridan yesterday, Got Aothority political, the dangers of uncontrolled fleiated. The bearers were Albert un-Amerioan and humlUaUng pol- iat truth that democratic Inatitu- CONTRAO’S AWARDED been isolationists, and nsvei will be. icy, when the Hotel catered to the IG- The bill gave the poatm uter gen­ credit expansion are occupying much Collins, Walter Keeney, Marcu Tut­ if you may call that a peUoy, Kne are the only hope for the per­ wanle Club at noon aad dinners to eral authority to moke "exteanons tle and Arthur Ollnat. Burial was In all those matters and things in whl(iob policy has none. Wherever sonal worth, the dignity and Individ attention In financial quarters. which a free and independent and three local orgaaliatioas in the ev# WITHOUT BIDS, SAYS and coneolidations’’ of routes. With the government committed In Enfield cemetery. we go or wherever we disclose aa ual liberty of the oltUeas." Blag, namely, the Dalryaiea's Assc enlightened people may have a part, interest, let’s go as full parUelpaata Ws' nsM not be "dismayed, but Black asked ff Hendereon under­ to a program of expenditure un- looking toward amity, toward peace elation, the Royal Neighbors and stood at the time the bill would per­ parallellea since the World War, and and assume full responsibility.” we cannot be unconcerned." Seim- the Chamber of Commerce Board of W m iESS AT PROBE and the lessening or human suffer- tor Borah held, at the Infringement mit Brown to moke cxteneieBe long­ the possible huge Increase In gold World Has Not Changwl Control and officers. er than the original line extended. reserves through deviUuation, some MRS. LEWIS ROSE CLAIMS lag, ws have never been isolation­ of democratic rights in other na­ ists, and never will be. The hopes that the World War tions. Democratic InetituUene and (OeaMaoed trom Page One) "My opinion w u that extenslone experts believe that an Inflation such was to recreate a new world out of The annual meeting of the Eo- as seen toward the end and after the "Bat In Matters PoUtioal." Ideals must be strengthened and oleeiaetlcal eoolety of the Center would be a modest thing of a few JAP-RUSSO WAR REMOTE the shambles of ths old "havs la no new committee room in the latest miles," Henderson replied. World War, when the high cost of "But in all mattere polttloal, in all sense been realized,” ths Isaator fostered here, be declared, under the Congregational church will be held living became a natlon-vride plaint, commitments of any nature oi kind, ■belter and Inspiration of a foreign tomorrow evening at 7:80, when re­ addition to tbs Ssaats office build­ He agreed be did not understand continued. ing, with members of the committee the bin would permit the poatmuter 1s conceivable. Hartford Woman, In Third of which encroeched in the ellghtest policy which "offers peace to all na- ports will be given by the church Aids Speculators upon the free and unembarracr ^d "In respect to international mat tioos, trade and commerce with ail clerk and chairman of the parish ■sated behind a oourt-like bench. general to remake the air moil map Talka, DIicuhm Eco­ tars, ths world hes not changed, the nations, honest friendships with all oommlttse, and officers sleeted for The bench was In a horseshoe and let out contracts to any one he The most recent inflation of credit action . our people, or which olr- shape, with the wltneeses eittinf at chose. from which the country has suffer­ nomic Situation in U. 8. cumaorlbe their diecretlon and judg. Orient has not changed, Europe has nations, political commitments, ex­ the year. not- changed. The nations were press or implied, with none—the pol­ a table In the center. 'That ie what w u done, isn’t It?” ed, it is explained, was reflected in ment, we have hnn free, we have Presiding was Senator Black and the 1918 and 1989 boom In securities. Mre. Lewis Rose of Hartford gave been leolatlenlste. And thie. I trust, never so heavily armed in peace icy which not only in fact respects at. Mary’s Young People’s Fel­ B luk asked. the third in her eeries of current timu as in the ^ftcenth year after lowship Wiu have a party Friday at his side Senators Austin (R.. Vt.), "Indirectly. y u ,” Hendereon What form another inflation from we shall ever be. If there be any the rights sad scvsreignties of other and McCorrsn (D., Nev.). excessive credit expansion might event talks at the Y. M. C. A. last truth estsbliehed by the experience the signing o f the armistice. States and natlone without dlstino- evening at 8 o’olook in the loww agreed. evening to a good audience. In- "National frontiers in many in. tlon of great and small, and par­ room of the parish house. There Many Speetstors Hendereon w u Hc'cnd oaeieiant take cannot easily be predicted m ef nations, it is thin That to ac- will be a program and refwshraentS. The small room was almost filled advanoa but in the past, such credit stead of talking on Japan exclusive- oemmodats your foreign policisa to stances are in effect battlefronts. ticularly upon this continent, but poatmuter general under thu Obo- ly, a subject she expaots to take up The issues between certain leading which would also refrain from words All who plan to go are requested to with epeetators, listening in a man­ lldge administration, but resigned has usually gone into excessive apec- the demands or in the interest ef notify Alice Altken before Thurs­ ner reminiscent of famous previous ulatlon Iwand, commodities, or se­ at the meeting January 82, she re­ ether nations at the peril of your powers are as Inexplicable and Ir­ or acts that' would seam to chal­ before the Hooer adnfinietrotiiDB viewed events which are transpiring reconcilable as they were before the lenge tboes rights." day. Senate tnveetigatlens. came In to become aa officer of curities. own security, is to Inrite oonterapt, The next wunees, Thomas H. Mo- various air-lines. Devaluation to 60 per cent of in our own United States at th« and it seldom fails to earn a mere oonflict began. The old system of present time. the belanoe of power agma domi The next monthly meeting of the Kee, former employee of the Wedell- The committee plued la the parity. Standard Statistics esti­ substantial punishment." senior olub, Girls Friendly ociety Willlams Air Servloe Corporatioq, record s tabulation showing 42 ^ r mates, wouid booit the total "free" In the last six weeks, she said, nates the European Continent the feeling that we are on the road In prefacing bis address, the flen- Diplomatic moves oend to its delu of at. Mary's Church, will be held told of efforts to get an air mail mall extensions, o b le^ since enact­ or unused gold in the reserve sys­ alor quoted from Washington's with Miss Dorothy Russell cf win­ contract for that company’s lines ment of the M cNuy-W atru Art. tem to about 82,600,000.000, which to recovery was apparent on all Bive osaursiioea. Ths Oerrider, the farewell addrese^"tbo great rule of city of Danzig, Upper Silesia, the LATEST STOCKS ter street, February 7 at '7:80. between New Orleans and Fort It disclosed the Aviation O o r^ a - would support a theoretical maxi­ ■Idee. She touched on the ellver tlon of Delaware, largely owned by queetion and advanced the optnioQ conduct for us in regard to -’orelgn problem of the minorities. Map. Worth and Houston. mum d ep ^t olrculatlon of 870.000,- nations, is, in extending our com­ Eusonia Lodge held Its meeting He recounted vain efforts to nsgo- the Cord interuts, had obtained ex­ 000,000. In addition, some 84.000,- that it will not make much differ­ churia in the Orient,, the vindictive New York, Jan. 9.—(AP)—Btocks tensions with a mileege totoUlng ence to ua In New England, gbe mercial relations, to have with them judgments of be peace treaties, last ev nlng In the Cheney building. tiste with postal officials for a eon- 000,000 of excess reserves, which os little political connections as pos- puffed up a bit today under a re­ Reports were given on the tickets tract and being told the department 4415: with American Aviation, Inon would presumably be cheated, would believed in general it would bdve A the inequality of nations, now the In which Genera] Motors b u a large beneficial effect She stated that sibie"--suid from Jefferson—"peaoa, eornersteae ef IntemstioBal law n vival In the tobaccos ana, while the for the first dance to be held at the was not interested in routes of less permit the creation of 840,000,000,- commerce and honest friendship tradla(, volume was still at a mini­ Masonii Temple, Saturday, January than 700 miles because they were interest, a mileage of 8516 and 000 in depoait circulation, making a she recently attended a meetng with Burope, all these problems, truou mum, sentiment apparently improv­ uneconomical, Northwut Airways, lines running several economieta, Irving Fish­ with ail nations, entangling alli­ 13, murio for which will be fur- total potential deposit circulation of ances with none.” lent AQd inexorable, serve to beep ed suffiuiently to stiffen leading FinaUy the Wedell-WlUlams line up to 1621 miles. 8110,000,000,000. er among them, the opinion of pc Europe armed and vigilant, nd to ^ h e d by Joseph Russo’s Mohlcae Big Increase one man coincided with that of the He pointed out that i;ht ^‘poHoy warn US again imd again that the issues 1 to 2 or more points. Hotel probestra of Now London. "folded up" In l^osmber, 1981, Mo- thus announced" was the policy of Following an announcement of an Kes teatined, as it was never grant­ Henderson said: that when tho Mo- others with regard to the Immedi reign of Intematlonalism has net ed an air mall contract. Nary-Watres bill wu snuted In diate future. New Bngiandere ac­ ths nsftion for some 120 •'ears. The yet arrived, increase in cigarette rates, Liggett Joseph Barr of 79 Ridge . street, May, 1980, air mall routu extended World War, ha said, had brought h Myers B jumped 6 points, Ameri­ who has been 111, today was reported The only contract for that section Personal Notices quire the Idea that New BsglA&d is "They are European problemi was awarded to the American Air­ 14,669 milee while two years later the hub of the untverM. but the rest about "for the first time a wide dif­ can Tobacco B 4 and Reynolds B aa being in an Improved oob^U od. the total mileage w u 2d,'7S4. ference of opinion" about the for­ arising out of conditions centuries ways. of the country doesn't agree. The old. The outside world cannot around s. These lost part of their Of the additional m llei^, be tes­ eign policy of the country, gains later. Other equities oame out There were twenty-seven tables McKee testified the mall oontraors tified, about 4,800 miles w u created CARD OF THANKS world is looking to the uT a, govern reach them. To make an attempt were “sewed up body and soul so mont and the latter binges on the "We were never to assume the of their doldrums and followed the Of cards in plw> at the weakly card under oompetltlve blddlBg, and the We wish to Unpli our Irlonds for ’Immoral’ position of neutrals. Na­ to do so would ignite ths powder party at 8t. Bridget’s church last that the young but growing aviation thtlr kiadnMi shown to us at the doings of on# executive. President mins." tobaccos at a more leisurely pace. remainder by exteasione largely tionalism and devotion to one’s Grains and cotton were fairly night. trust could get all the gravy." without blddmg. time of the death of our mother. We Roosevelt. With the recognition Senator Borah declared that the McKee testified that after he had •would especially thank the Manches- of Russia, the possibility of a clash country were to be reduced to a steady, but not buoyant. The dollar Hendereon* Bold be bad no Idea for Police Department, and all those minimum. Internationalism was to "nearness" of nations—tha annihil­ sagged and recovered In foreign ex­ A house warming was recently been la Washington for some time when the law w u uacted it would •who donated their oara. between Japan and Russia ssemed be the supreme, dominating .'urea ation of distance by modem Inven- ^iveo in hdnor of Mrs. Evelyn he w u "tipped off" to "olaadesUne ermit exteneloni even longer than ______JEFFERS FAMILY. more remote. Germany at the tions^w.haa not brought respect o^ change dealings. Bonds showed soma ganl at her home on Charter meetings" of air mall contractors at le original llnu. preient time is more ocnoemed with among the peoples of the world, improvement, although U. 8. gov­ S Like ether revolutluns, it sought to confidence. Oak street by Mrs. Mary Vitulle the Postoffloe Department. He told, however, of several such CARD OF THANKS France and while France might be ernment setfuriUes were still a iTttie and Mrs. Concetta BltuUo. Many of He said he finally found out the extensions Including ens from St. ' We wish to express our sincere able to defeat Germany, under the break with all the past, its tradi­ "Europe is as far away today, uneasy. thanks to our jielgrhbori and friends tions, Itr policies and the views and likewise the Orient, in everything her friends attended the party. She meeting place of one and "eruhad Louis to New O rlsou which went for the Iclndsaas and aympathy ex- Hitler regime that will be impossi­ Asidvi from the cigarette group, received several beautiful gifts. the gate”, and was virtually invited te s subsidiary of the Aviation Oor- ble within a comparatively short teachings of its mighty leaders." which makes for the community shares of American Telephone got tendad to ua durins the lUnaaa and Soores "ghamwng" Policy spirit, for social understanding, for Later in the evening a spaghetti to leave by W. P. MacCracken, for­ poration. daath of our mother. Mrs. Laura time, she said. up 8 and Case and WesUm Union ■upper was served. mer a srist^ t secretary of commerce Another w u from Chicago to Itunda, also for the beautiful floral As usual at I h t end of her diS' Senator Borah declared that "in political accord, as it was when the advanced about 2 each. Others, up tributes and tho loan of cars. this revolutionary movement" wer# grsataat of polltlosl philosophers, for aviation, who seemed tc be the Billlngf, Montano, whleh went te Mrs. Ernma Smith, William and oourn she answered a number of sizeable fractions to more than a Ephraim Cole, injured recently presiding officer. ths Northwut Airways. questions. two groups—those who sincerely the most profound student of Eu­ Henderson u id all coatraoto ex­ Alfred Itunde. believed "that the new course was rope this country has ever known, oint, included Westlnghouse, U. S, when his ear eollided with a trelloy Paul HsBdersoB, former assistant teel, American Can, Allied Chemi­ on lower Center street, is steadily postmaster general aad later on air cept two awarded after the Me- the high and honorable and moat joined with the wisest of pelittoa] line official, was called to tell of the Nary Watru Act were let without PROBE eTItANQE DEATH beneficial course to pursue' and Isadsra In warning the Amsrlean cal, J. c. Penney, Consolidated Gas, Improving at the Manohester Mem­ Dupont, General Electric, General orial hospital. X-ray examlnatiaq meetng MoKm had dsiorlbed. competitive bidding, those ‘‘willing to eurrondor our for- people against entangling alllaness He said MacOraekea, than repre­ The Moeptlons, he toetifled, were Mooiup^ Oenn., Jan. 9.—(A f) eljfn polley, put net quote willing, of any kind, Motors, Chrysler, Jobns-Manvllie, proved that the patient had suffered 8 PEC 1A 1. U. B. ■melting, U. i. Inouitrlal BO fractures in the accident. sentative of Western Air Express, from New Yerii te Loe Aagelee aad Wanton rneholEui of Moosun is neid „ in the face of what seemed an un­ Oled Fight Has Lost. acted as chairman. Invitations were Atlanta to Lee Aagelu. In bends pending as examination by settled public epinlen. to say so out­ ‘The fight against nationalism Alcohol, Santa F« and N. Y- Cen­ The first of these, he added, w u t right." tral, Franole B- Bray, chairman of the extended by the poatmuter general, . E F F O R T Louis W. Ol^ard in the death of has lost. It was bound to lose. It he sold, to those who were then olr to the high bidder, a luM dlory ef Walter Franklin, 88, a caretaker on was a fight against the ■treagest The boost in clgaretts prioei by ticket sales committee ef the Presi­ the North American Airways. "Hence began that shambling, dent’s Birthday Boll, has aoncunoed moll contraotore and these repre­ Thii w«qk w« arc making < the Owl Gallup farm- As autopsy equivocal policy which found ex­ and noblest passion, outside ef leading companies from 86.00 to was performca at JO o’clock today 86.10 a thousand was somewhat of the membership of bis committee as senting "sliMble’’ air transport •paclal effort to i^sass you. W< pression in a multitude ef reserva­ thoN which spring from man’s re­ foliewa; Mrs. Mathias w. ipi. #, lines. A Merced, Co],, druggist traded a to determine the eause ef death. Tw tions and all kinds of explanations, lation to hii God, that mevei or s lurprlac to the various Wall street belidve that in nelping others ease was brought to the attention if iophets. although quarters doss Miss Eva M. Johnson, Harold W, ■snater Bluk asked if say of quart bottle ef bendA iritisky for none ef whleh nor all ef which controls the ImpulsM of the human those et the meetlaf represented we ar§ helping ouraelvea. the state police yesterday ^tarneea, heart, intsmationaiiim, If it means S) the industry had been expecting Oarrity, Fred W. Wp^heuee. John 80 u rea of land. would have preserved the foreign L. Jenxey. Robert E. Ketheway. when a Moosup doctor telephone, policy which, Uke Petir ef eld, they anything mors than the friendly co­ aa advance lome time thie spring.' If W9 ar« oorreot, you will that he had been called to the home^ professed to love, but would net operation between eeparate, dis- Brokerage houaei reported that of Anthony Blebab to attend a sick quite a iloeable short interest bad The 21et annual convention of the ffnd our prieea quite satisfac­ own in the hour 9 i crucifixion. tmet and wholly indspendeni na- Connecticut Vegetable Growers As- man, and Whan be rsspoodsd found "Follawlng ths period el reaerva- tlone, reats upon a falie feundetlon, been built up la seme of the tobacco tory. NK^oJas’^ automeWle stoeks ea tac theory that most of fociatlQB will be held Wedbeeday, tinni and ths eenselstions whleh And when undertaken, it will fall as January J7, and Thursday. January dead. Niobolas, who was In t^ o atsd seemsd ta flaw therefrom there In tbs name of prcgresi dnd human­ the eompantee bod differed sharply Cane Granulated Sugar, 10- at the time, claimed he was not re- ity it should fall, reduced earaiagf, due partly to u - 18, In the 8tate Armory, Main earns into tatematlonal affaire a creased expenses under the recovery ittoet. MlddietowB, Among the offi- pound eloth aponalble for FranhUn's dtath- itrange figure known sg. the 'un­ "Out yonder, in the sad bean saek ...... : fields of Manchuria, empty formula eedei, aad that the trade was itin esM ef the asseoiation in Oila vldnl- :47c A decrease of 6.6 per cent in Illit­ official observer,’ a kind of inter- exposed to threats of the 10-cent ty are Louis L* Grant, Buokiand, nationai ipy. teing about ever the met reality, IntematlQBallllP en­ Baker’s Coeoa. half- eracy among negroes of the United countered nationalism u d the pa- cigarettes Which leased into the Hartford QoURty Yloe-pPSildenti cobtinente Uitentng in ea ether cozx^tltive area lu t spring. Gene GagUardom, of Bolton, repre­ pound can, 2 for ... States was whfeved between 1920 peoples' buslROM. I say 'ether peo­ thstlo results are recorded in the Netwithataadlag tne upward 19c and J980, says the census bureau. great disappointment of many wise senting the south ssotlon of Tolland Campbell’s Pork & ples’ buiineu,' beeause had it been flurry of leading equities, in the County, p, K. Driggs of Vernon, te men. NatlonoUim. pride and love wake ef the teboe^. oommlNim Beans, 2 cans for .. of country, ii a posriem, peouUar te sholnnaa of the exhlbitioa eommlt- 9c bousM eiisreised some (ttiaspalat- tee aTtee eonvention. no people, Indispensable to the wel­ D.ent gt the pronounced deolme ia Ralaton Breakfast fare of all. To undertake its jti- volume. With the redueed aggre­ Pood, pkf...... struction li modnesi." gates ef recent seesieos It was said 21c It’# a good tim* to call the Again pointing out that the world that most of the larger firms were Kraedale California today Is mtenssly nationaUsUo, len« hard-pressed to b ^ e expenses. STATE TO HAVE CAMP Sardines, 1-lb. can . . 8c Beauty Nook and mak# *n atpr Borah referred tq the achieve­ AdmiBistirativ«>ropooeote in the ments aceompllshed bv **the h ^ « Aaesmial dlstrlet were h m y ea- FOR NEEDY TRANSIENTS Rice Krispies, ini, unUftlnf power ef patriettsm." 66UIFUW^ hv flllDYSHMnCtoUVt dGb Pkg...... appointment for nNaUanaliem," he want en, "does e S m s u f th l* lS u e ie ^ law 9c not necessarily ef itaeif neae mill* eetabitehtiig'a mosatorium an the Hartford, Jon. f.—(Af)— coa* Davis Baking Pow­ tarism or war, as shew* by eur We* fereolosure ed mortgagee. Zn eome aeotieut will establish a eaiap ter der, 19-ot. can ..,. tory.' But anything is woferaWe ■OBklhl eireiee the eeoisien was • hemeiesi troastenti with Federal 19c a permanent wave to suffocation in the fsud atsms- terpreted os inaiMtlag that the emergenay relief fundi, Mlee IRia* Jell-0, Any Flavor, hsre i4 netlcwai decay. Natkma) oeuri weuid upheld the wide emer* nor H. Uttie, executive directer of • pkg...... eoay begins wbsre natioaoUim geney pewers oenferred upon the the itate emergency relief comatii* 5c now that the social aeMon is here. We say to call S rrefidwt by Ooagreii. dea today today. Ovaltine, 50c aise ends. the Beauty Noojt beeauie w# know you will be "I am far mere cenoeraed about Word that moreased quotas fOT The first move will be to apply can — ,...... our domestic, probieip thoa I am Uhited States products had bsea ob- ter |800,QO from Waabtegtoa te 37c talaed from both France and Great fitaaaoo the entire projoot, sflee Ut* Oakite, satisfied whether you have a ?S. wave or one of about eur fp^relfn oSeiri, although Britain was also eheeriaf to the fol- our foreign poUoy wttl tie Mid. Tbte action w u takea at pkg...... lowere ef foreign trade ladleee. a meotiag of the etato emtrfeaoy 10c the more expensive types, or hinder the n a ^ in deoUai wli Hope woe enpreeeed that elndlor eur domestte imblems. Xt will be rettof eommleslen yeetorday wboB Kraadale White Meat quota agreemeati would be made plans for tho eetting up of a long time, i venture to believe, with ether natleni that ore now Tuna, c a n ...... before there will be any neeeeiity or ititiOM aad a camp wort 15c hoWUBg eomewhat aloef la their M jf Uttie w u unable Del Monte Crushed juiUfloatiOB for the Unltod lU tee oesMsereial relatteos wlht Ahserlea. The new Brueh Curl ii vary popular with ennging in a foreign war." at thli time '^ere the camp wouid Pineapple, Igst. can be located, but. ihe said, the plan 19c those daairing more than the average ring' fiut the domesUo problenoo—"our Dunham’s Moist etupondous debt burdw," the tax would be put Into effect at oaoe lets. It’i Just the wave for dreai-up affaire. burden, “the ohronle w ute of nub* RAID BIO S T ^ with Hartford servtoff u oat or Cocoanut. can ...... lie money," the utflltles prohlea, threa recdvtef centers. 10c Waterbury, Job. i .--^(AP>—F ed* Xt l8 e itlm i^ that BOO hoaieieii Kraedale Mayonnaiie, banking queetion, the money prob­ era! igente aad polios mdsd a quart fa r ...... lem, the more equltaMe distribution traadeaU daily would probably be 33 c of wealth," and other questteu— bora oa a term ewaed bywD. D. tea- takea care ef eventuaiiy uader the Mary Eliiabeth'e tordere aear the Middle!ibunr tewa aew project ore tmmiaedt and preesiag, he dir Uae at Ji4g o’qloek tUiI afleraooa, clored- fouad a 600 galloB itUi,, eelbenoo MAHIEU Ye Unite Onr Own Feople,, of telteAlaekl irrOitirt A '8 IgHSMxsHp^ w MviMMOira ooomb w r .h ■ XZtah if the habitat ef 404lqtedee To help in eoWlni these problems, noq-nwusb speaktof aUea teadiaf or fubepedes ef blrda, a Valverdty GROCERY BEAUTY NOOK the genoter suggeited. a foreifn the, A The alleged eperatorni of Celerado aaturaliat reported. Rubinow Building Dial to n pcUoy should "be ene beet oalouWt* okarged with 18? Spruca S tm t ed to uwte eur own peonl^ w m U l, U i ^ a a d spirttuaHy e^oeeaniW M Sy,^ m V d' S X . ' W V ! ' •If ,-i r 0 - ' *,1^ f ‘V iH' if H A ifcxam mnamajamALD,

husdftdi town 4v i w t i i m k lO U ASKt^M TIONS j l i l V E S m FILLS MANY Your ObAKbtr b u dtvoted ite teaUoft for NVMffl asoitlw to TIME AT ANNUAL PARTY DUTIES, SAYS REPORT m u prognm. At jbM FOR WAR MEMORIAL FRBGWr INCREASES •fiM t buMBOss rMovory 0▼f^W•^n Itn it B u Bit Dr. C*IIbvcIl of MoBtofial work of tlM M. I , B, A. Btob ntembor eerteWy rtUlMs tbs Mg 7ob, Thart'a Planiy of MtiiMo m m yotr, iBOludlng iMt winter, yOttr b MuMhoiter nw put ovtr is tbo CtmiiittM Uoiblt to Riiw and • Good Tima. J. J. Dwfor Roporto Pickop H ^tiL AdaroMM Mtn’i A U lod EDCoangu Con* Ghnmbor offtoo orgnniMd and* dl> etertst of NRA and your CbAmbtr I F H u ^fp Qtib’. IA o n ’ rseted tb« GAnpaign lor lundi lor b u boon Idonttfiod.Ui ivory u g te el this pregrtm. loth tbi FidirAl $200 Dm Aiki Piblk to Aik *PL' MoiitT EDtorpriiM and this BmorgMiey Bmploy»Mt Work, After hiidtaf thi advtei ol flro 01 Formor Sonih Man- Dr, 0. t . Ifauob, restdeat phyrt- wow iBdwferUoi OevireiMDl lAd letbl BuihMfiBuHm m roe-n o ­ Ohiof Albort B> Fey lad throwtag Novtr baa InlornMUon oobm to ofbiMs tbi Impertueid i n el tbi AiohtThoD. oiaa of tAi 1laao)teiter Mtmortal bnproTM CoiiditioM b All our attentlen. wboro it am arod O M m birftt p n im t nbdid I lori tbi fu- out a Ghrtitmu troo that bad bo- ehoiter Railroad. boiplM, Usr addreiMd tbo P b jP U li. that tbiro wai lomo poMllNUte ol tu n in tbii rioeviry workwork.' ooffii pritty woU drtid out, thi oom­ memhori aad friaadi of tbo Mea'i ■•eurlng a now induitey lor Kan* In Oloihw ' THi Vhterani’ ikimorial eemmit- mittei for tbi aaaual party of Ifovfmsst of friigbt ovir tbi old F r ii^ h ip otbori unrtaoonabii in tbo roguoite UtUi quistien but wboi Oomairii.i puUie to witstraim la oompliting fua. Dr. O ierfi O iill^ tte , who did tioai sBd Bot busuii of tbi obugi the Rliiu luB." Hs outliaod oou- ivir itagsd la Maaohister. Tha show tor Obimbtr of Goinmfrea took for frto rint, moving oKpnioi and Industry, Agrloulturifnd tbi Olvlo m p^iaoat ^ about $800 duo oa tb i la a ta Glaus ait. p i r m i didn't la owBifsklp, ueordtag to John J . plNly, with MverU latorutlag Ului- pommltui of toi AmsrtMB Logloa ^ Ir ebiln l«it alfbt tbiy bttrd lemo ovin wanted ntw oapltal. eonditloni « Manttiitir ^ i ^ ^ tho KMi irootid at thi llaMbif- bavi oulte ai muob as ivirybody Dwyir, f i ^ t igoat ter tbi Niw tratfou, toe ortgia of tho p ^ s of ^ asumUsd a ipteadld oast7tha w work that had baea aeeem- ter Mimortal hospital oa Armlitloi ilsi, havlag arrsMdd bimiollbim*9l for Mavia railroad at tb i local dipot. the growth of the aatloB. pllabad durlBf tha paat yaar ra- Hoopitai dampaigni aad toe various eooeatrtolUes of the b u t local talint avallablo for tho Boalliing tbo importanoo of tbo Day. sire #iathir aad tni wiatbir hav- Qoaildirabli raw matertali aad prisiatatloa of "Loom O h w i" viawad, Hoipltal to this oommunlty your Itedloated Arartilloi D v lag pUyid tricks on him. Alio hi flalihid, papar produoti havi bua peopla which have mate them to- Xn makl&t bla raeort, Baaoutlva ThiI oommittei apprevidrevid thi pur- 3*y the .BBoit progressive empln of whloh will taki p lu s at Kldh Mhool Gbambor has glvon valuablo aoilit* had a lot of work for thin wu a traaiponid ovir thi braaoh railroad ir world. hall ant wuk Thunday add Fri­ Viea Praaldant B. f, MeOaba aald. anoo to that iBitUutlon and wo bavo MBRGB. ohasi a pirmaDiBt ranlte, iteni gift foi iviry mimbir—also a mii- durtag tha put ila moathi, Mr. **na Gbambar of Gemmarea pro> and pi Sii narnu ol At toe oloie of his lasplratloaal day. January II aad 19. dono 10 roaUilng that it ii a worth- thi •agi which you might call a quirk Dwm iMd, iadloatiag that hurtuii s ^ eall^toalag talk be teaioutrat- From thi itart of tbi opnlag metaa ttareufh lU own aotlvltlaa, aa> wbilo lorvioo to ovory builnoio oon- " u o b w tir Btea w in la> If you wanted to or a gig it you at UM Hogan Fapir aUll h u aotloi- ilata tbreufrrn aldlBji othar . iirlbid ndurlngf '' breaii and thi ed J a m ’i major ooBtributloa to toe eherui fiaturiag a hit turn of thi anaourafaa tbrourb1 ita in I oom and Induitrlal firm in ttalo corn- moaumnt was purohand aad didl- dUte't. Unwrapping thi gifts aad ahly imprtvid. a largi amouat of a n of Mlf-dsfwse ■ namely Jlu- ■how "X^i If What You Maki Xt," B fflunlty, ai woll ao tbo gonoral nub- 90 ATTEND HALTS g^lldslag tbi gagi took a let of furaltun aim oami in ter Watklai jltlUi that wblahwnlab improvaaipr eommarsa, in> ilo, for it ii vitally Important to sated at thi Armlitlii Day ijcir- to too flnali midliy whloh will la- duatry, afrieuftura and elvio OOB> olMi by, Fraaili,f sen of Joiipb F. Brothin aad thi 0. B. Kilth Funl- At toe busUeu mMtiag of the troduoi toi latlri luim bli thin li all that Manotaostor bavo its Moo* CHRISTMAS PARTY tu n Go. club, under toe presidency of Albert dltlena in’ our oominunlty." pital, Your Gbambor organlood and Dlliwertb.vrtb) eai of thi Muohiiter'i A fte rw ^ th in wire loni not a dull momiat. Among.toi glrli Monty and Cbaok Hyatam Durlof hiro diad. Arthur E. Xiatlng, Thomas Mr. Dwyir nportid today that B. Holman, it w u voted that toe appearing In toe opening oaorus u i oonduotod a moeosoftH Moopital club iponsor a Father aad Son baa- Bank Moliteyi Campaign last spring wbon It was It was at flrit bellivid that thi phriii and Jamis Briia aad thin •hlpminte by fnlght had droppid Francis Waadyoh, Mary SvagU, Whan tba local banka cloaad wltb lUd Tftm Puts On Affiir for moaiy aioiiian to puroban thi Iteo. Thomas Stack of St. Jamss’s off slfloi thi holiday m uob, but u ls uet, on toe evening of Feb. 18,1984. Loritto' Chapman, Ullum Hum­ tba raat of the banka of tha country most dlffloult to ralso funds and Orion Aftir Si Im Contiii in mooumiat oould bi nnlMd ln d through hu alwtjn occurred la January, ?his affair h u alwaye been an out­ through the service rendered by tbo voluntaryitary oontrlbutloni from thi church gave a short address, taking standing event In the eoolal program phrey, Ruth Croufh, Marie Mooaaai on laat March 4, the Chamber took Chamber, over $19,000.00 was 9 to ri. as his subject, "The Maes." even during the more prosperous Laura Murdock, Faith IplUani, tha initiative and ahowed leaderahlp rank and flli of ex-zervloi men in times. W hu Inventories have been of the South Church. 'liie following raised which made possible the con­ town, aad a lale of buttonz for the A buffet lunch aad chorus singing were appointed to toe banquet com­ Marjorie Lahey and Helen Copeland. in orfanleing a program to meet taken by local stores and manufac­ Tickets for this duhlhg musical tha emergency whereby manufac- tinuance of the Hospital in 1088. One of the moat luccesiful parties “Veterani’ Memorial F ^ d ’’ waa followed. mittee: Thomu Rogers, Fred Red Oresei ooaduoted on Armlztloa Day. The The committee for the affair was turing establishments, incoming Rogers, Rev. Leonard C. Harris, show are on sale by members of th i turara paid In email denomination in the history of The J. W. Hale ipriag applies are expected to large c u t and the Legion. ehaeke, with their definite promlae The Manchester Chamber of amount reoelved to date from this Paul Packard, Bdwln Murphy, Har­ Everett McKinney, Herbert Robb, Commerce has assisted in various Company was held last evening at sale has not been zufflclent to com­ ry Veins and Felix Mosser. bring about an inoreaM In freight Albert Holman, and Harold Rich­ in a gathering of the retallera and shipmeats, Mr. Dwyer said. manufacturera that they would ways, other worthy organizations Castle Farm Inn. About ninety at­ plete the outstanding Indebtedness. mond. The committee is to meet and institutions. Much has been tended the party which Included the Due to the large n u n ^ r of veterans Wednesday evening to organise and atand good for those checks Issued to elect a chairman. during the bank holiday. Arrange* done to assist the Red Cross during regular Male force, the extras which now unemployed or on short time, manta were made for a currency ex­ the past year, especially in organiz­ were employed Just for the holiday and unable to help the committee “BISHOP OF THE BOW ERr LOCAL COUPLE OBSERVE James McKay, popular pianist en­ change where merchants could ing its recent campaign. season and the entire Mrsonnel of has Issued a general appeal to the tertained with several piano solos. change large denominational cur­ Country Club C. B. House and Sons, lao. ubllc to assist In the payment of At the close of the program It was rency for small denominations. With the desire to help keep the Immediately after the store closed Slie $200 yet unpaid on the Me­ COMING TO MANCHESTER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY announced that "Japanese tea made Merchants agreed to accept the Country Club popular and encour­ last evening at six o’clock the crowd morial. by a lieutenant in the Irish navy, left by private cars. A delicious Ask Contributions would be served in the banouet manufacturers' check if too much age business men to take advantage haU." ^ change was not required and aa the of and appreciate the very splendid chicken dinner with all the “flxln’s" Payment is due at once«and the Adjutant R. E. Martin of the Sal­ reiult of the Chamber’s efforts bus­ facilities and opportunities the was served by the Castle Farm chef. committee urges all those who de­ vation Army, has arranged with Married 35 Yean Ago, Mr. and iness was permitted to proceed with Manchester Country Club presents, After the dinner Herbert B. House sire to cooperate with them to leave Lieutenant Colonel Wallace Wln- Mn. Stephen Phillips Sur­ president of Hale’s, gave an In­ their contributions with Fremcls E. a minimum handicap. the Chamber organized a Qolf chell of New York City, to come to prised by Relatives and Tournament which created consider­ teresting talk about the happenings Bray, State Theater building, Frank Manchester to conduct a series of Recreation Center New Bank: Cervlnl, treasurer of the Armistice Friends. When it was found that the old able interest during the summer of In Manchester In the early ’90’s. meetings from January 28 to Feb­ 1933. This was followed by short tAiitw by Day committee or J. Andrew Hols- ruary 4, Inclusive. Colonel Wln- Items of Interest bank would not re-open and it was Elmer Weden, manager of the Hale helmer, chairman of the committee. chell, beoause of his years of ser­ accessary to organize a new bcmk, Recreation Center Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Phillips of Company, and Alexander Lang, vice on the Bowery, is called "The Tonight’s Program a Committee of 25 men were asked Likewise, the Chamber Is co­ druggist. The entertaUuqent con­ Bishop of tho Bowery." 106 Hamlin street, were surprised at to assist with this work of raising operating to assist the ^creation KILLS WIFE, SHOOTS SELF The women’s swimming classes the $200,000.00 cash as new capital Center carry on programs from sisted of talent by co-workers at the their home l u t night by a party of will meet u usual: 7:00 to 7:46 Be­ for a bank. Elvery man on this Hale store. Mr. Lowd gave an in­ S6 of their relatives and friends. The time to time that will popularize teresting recitation, accordion selec­ Roselle Park, N. J., Jan. 9—(AP) BUSINESS IMFBOVES ginners Clus; 7:48 to 8:80 Inter­ Committee was a member of the that institution and bring pleasure —Edward F. Smith, &lryear-old Al- occuion wu the thlrty-flftb or mediate Class. Chamber of Commerce, and it will tions by Florence Plano, dolice said, markable improvement in business For the most part the guests were term. New classes start the week cessful Job was done with Mr. Jay was in connection with the Thanks­ and then turned the gun on himself in 1933 over 1932 Is shown In the of January 16. Sign now at the of- B. Rand, our Second Vice President, The greater portion of the evening inflicting a wound expected to prove from the Church of the Nazarene, flee. giving Day Cross Country Race. was enjoyed by dancing with music annusd report of The Hat Corpora­ and in their behalf Mrs. Agnes Per- as Chairman of that Committee. Note:—All these things are fatal. tion of America Issued today. ’I^e rett presented to Mrs. Phillips a The Faculty and Business Men’s Water Company and Sewer District by the Castle Farm orchestra. Gris­ 'The shooting occurred at 7:20 a. worthwhile smd help msdee Man­ wold Chappell prompted for the old- report shows a net proflt of $222,- handsome opal aad pearl brooch and volley ball session will be held from Purchase: chester that fine type of community fashioned dancing. m., In the Roselle Park home of Mr. 177.92 for the flscal year ending a large bouquet of carnations. 6 to 6. After a study vhicb was started that one enjoys living In and, there­ and Mrs. Herbert L. Wells. Mrs. October 81, 1083. 'This compares Among those who contributed were In the Rec Senior Buketball This party is an annual event Nellie Smith was a sister of Mrs. in the fall of 19S2 and completed fore, the Chamber feels that It Is given by the Hale store after the with a loss of $326,448;70 in the six members of the Women’s Mission­ League at 7:45 the Celtics will meet in the Spring of 1033 by a special rendering a worthwhile service when We^. She was 57 years old. months between May 1, 1982 and ary society of the church, of wUch the league leading Ansaldi’s Masons. Christmas season. During the M.r. and Mrq. Wells told police the representative Committee of 15 it assists these various organiza­ Christmas season the store was di­ October 81, 1082. Mrs. Phillips is a fadthful member. The following game brings together Members of the Chamber, it was tions and institutions in esurying on Smiths had been living with them The Hat Corporation of America The guests also brought with vided Into two teams. ’The Red since November. The Smiths wjre the Phaatoms and National Guards. recommended that the town pur­ necessary programs. team had Clifton Potter as captain, was organised In May, 1982, by a them a generous supply of g c ^ The Community dance in the gym chase the Water Company and . RetaU Activities a devoted couple, they said, and merger of the Cavannaugh-Dobbs things for a buffet lunch, which fol­ the Green team, Mrs. Anna Kellum. were not known to have had flnan- win be held on 'Thursday night tols Sewer District and it was gratify­ The Chamber has given constant' Company and the Knox Hat Com­ low ^ an evening of music and week. The Canadian Capers of assistance to the Retailers of Man­ The Red team being the losers in cial or other worries. pany. ing later in the year when the the Christmas race was reapo*)slltie games. Bridgeport will furnish the music. town’s people were given an oppor­ chester during 1933. The Merchants for the entertainment. Clifton Pot­ tunity to cast their vote or the sub­ of any community are a vital part ter had as his assistants members of ject, to find that the majority voted of the community and the Cham­ the Red team which included the as recommended by the Chamber, ber’s assistance Is more than of Misses Ruby Trouton, Olympia Mar­ namely, that these Companies be benefit merely to the Merchants tina, Mrs. Evelyn Quinn and Ray­ purchased by the municipality. themselves for their prosperity as mond Benson, Band Concerts: the result of Increased business re­ For the benefit of thousands of sulting from various events con­ our town’s people, a series of band ducted by the Chamber reacts to concerts were conducted this past the favor of the community in many ONE MAN IS KILLED; summer imder the auspices of your ways. Chamber of Commerce. It is be­ Rackets and Schemes lieved that this program brought Your Chamber of Commerce DRANK POISON UQUOR much Joy and benefit to our fellow keeps a close watch on various citizens. schemes and programs involving ad­ vertising booklets, etc., that are Hartford, Jan. 9.—(AP) — One New Federal Building: man died and another collapsed to­ Your Chamber continued its in­ carried on or that are suggested from time to time. The work done day after drinking what police be­ terest during the first part of this lieve w u poison liquor purebued In year in the erection and completion by your Chamber of Commerce In preventing many of these has act­ toe vicinity of their rooming house of the new Federal Building, which from a bootlegger. it played a very Important part in ually meant a saving to most every securing for this town. A Com­ member of business, both In the re­ S tu ley L ukas died almost Imroe- mittee imder the leadership of Mr. tailing and manufacturing lines, this the liquor, Charles Ray worked earnestly and saving being much more than the wd Kostu w u taken to a hospital sincerely on the subject for the past cost of their membership. Your In a critical condition. three years. Chamber never flinches at the un­ Police ordered toe liquor analysed Postal Service In Manchester: pleasant duty of attacking a ques­ and began a search for the seller. At the request of a great many tionable scheme and exposing the business concerns and individuals, facts which usually prove it to be lat’s why only center leaves are the Chamber took up the matter of an unsound investment. “service" rendered the public after Freight Ratos OPEN FORUM the opening of the new Federal Post Your Chamber now has before It, Office, which it appeared had been the subject of Freight rates espe­ SCIENOE IN BIBLE. very seriously curtailed through at­ cially concerning the coal shipments tempts of the Department to econ­ to Manchester. It Is our hope that Editor The Herald: omize. After considerable work on we may secure a reduction which To toe Student of Theology wl this subject, the desired results were will result in a saving to every con­ looks In vain for science m tl The first thing people see and like about obtained and Manchester now has cern and every Individual using Bible: Luckiei is how round and firm they are. better lobby and window service, coal. We find the freight rate on Science is the comprehensive or more dispatches and recepits of coal to Manchester Is considerably understanding of truth or facta uys The tobacco doesn’t spill out and there are mails, and the conditions are great­ more than the rate to East Hart­ Noah Webster In an ancient dlctlon- no loose ends to cling to lips. That’s be­ ly improved at both the Central Post ford and, therefore. It seems rea­ ary.” The Bible h u the old and cause we pack each and every Lucky full Office and Station A as a result of sonable that Manchester’s freight new testament ’The old testament, the Chamber’s efforts. ' zoning be changed, bringing us Into a history of the Jews Is the soil to the brim with long, even strands of the Fanners’ Market: the lower rate similar to East Hart­ wherein grows the irelritual truth finest Turkish and -domestic tobaccos— Your Chamber, after a great deal ford and Hartford. that Jesus Christ Is toe Son of the of effort, succeeded in bringing the Better Business Bureau Activities only the center leaves. Not the top leaves Farmers of Bolton and Glastonbury living (3od. It Is net claimed by Your Chamber carries on many any one believing this truth that our — because those are under-developed. together in one market, which was activities similar to the Better women should act like Jenbel or established on Charter Oak St. and Business Bureaus In larger cities, our men slay the king's sons like did a very splendid business during concerning Itself in misrepresenta­ the marketing season. Many thou­ tions in advertising, fraudulent se­ Jehu, nor use toe sins of Isreal to sands of dollars in cash were receiv­ curities and unethical business prac­ Justify our own. You will flnd ed by the farmers for their crops tices. This service helps keep' a science toe understanding of truth through this market set-up which cleaner type of business In opera­ In Matthew, Chap, 16, verse 16, the Chamber was instrumental in tion throughout our community and "And Simon, Peter answered effecting. This, like every other benefits not only the business con­ said. Thou art the Christ, the Son program that the Chamber works cerns In general, but the dtlzenry. of toe living God.” 'l ^ t Is an un- on, is of much value to not only the New Residents derstandlM of truth and therefore business concerns, but contributed Your Chamber has constantly science, 'n e re Is much science of to the prosperity of Manchester in worked in the Interest of securing this kind In the new tes(ament not general. new residents for Manchester. We apparent imtll you study It. Not Trolley Service: have met with much success In this according to the methote of our Your Chamber worked bard to field. There are at least 80 fam­ wise men, but greater is toe compre­ give the people of Manchester and ilies who have located In Manches- hension of the divine' mind of the especially of Manchester Green and ter in the last two years, connected limitations of the nalnd of man, its the nortn section of our town, an with the Aircraft Industry. Assum­ adjustment of thought to convey to improved trolley service after the ing that each family puts $2000.00 toe mind of man the great truths Coimecticut Co mpany curtailed into clrculfttlon locftlly in the course of righteousneM and salvation, the their service last spring as an econ­ of a year, this means 1160,000,00 an- use of things known to illustrate omy measure. Msny conferences nually to the business channels of things unknown. If toe prophet were held and finally the service Manchester. •poke of the ends of the earth, that was restored although we have had Information Service was the accepted truth where be a few complaints and further at­ Information on a great variety of lived and it was not aeoeMary thsh tention will be given to this subject, subjects Is furnished by the Cham­ or is it now to have a college edu­ Bnyloyment and the Manchester ber Office constantly to its Mem­ cation before you accept toe truths Emerfeney Employment bers. This Information very often is of toe divine word. You can re­ Association t ol great value and has m many pent better on limited intelligenoe. As la tbepast two or three sea­ cases prevented those receiving it The apostle Paul makM this dear sons, your Chamber has cooperated from making unwise decisions that in 1 Cor., 1 chapter, 26 venw. For to the fullest degree with the Man­ might prove costly and disagree­ ye eee your calUng brethren, bow chester Emergency Employment able. Tourists’ infoimatlon is also a that not many wIm men after the Association, Your Chamber of service rendered by the Chamber. flesh, not many mighty, not many Commerce was instrumented in Christmas Street lights noble are oalM. But Gkid -hga bringing this Association into be- itn this year, your Chamber choeen the fooltab things of' the Ingj ^ v in g carried on the work It- arranged that Manchester have the world to ooa^ound th e ^ M . ffjtieatie sdf during the first season during beautiful colored street l l ^ t decora­ covers all truth, not oaty tye truth tbs winter of 1980 and as the re s ^ tions to add cheer and smrit d u r^ catalogued by men todiy. reosmmendatlons were made to the the Christmas Season, ’rais is mWi ItyiU adir. Uualeipal Authorities and this re- iwsslble t ^ g h the g en ero sity ^ In t ^ M. B, B, A., with some the Main street businessmen but is of; th i Officers of the C um ber The Colusa county, €■}., riei < ^ e largely as a civic program, for lor 1988 was valUM at 'J,-' steym r In various offices and giv- it brtus cheer and hapj^eis nat kSBBRK ffi ftife kbmllgr of tbilr tinii to ODty to our dtlaemjr M to . . a A * ¥ 4 • 1 I ^ 4 Q B F 0 U » B1AXGH88TBR 8V im N 0 R SR A m BCANCRUSTSIl, OONN^ TODODAT/JAKUART 9. i m .

M n d it U ^ ' without Ita ovMT IUUt difaetod th* attauttoa of th* 1 what ha did with part of th# fid,600 tleut toSk Bewd. CARTWHEELS L s I M i ■f. put to hi# taaads bp B, C. Jamlaon, CaUeogo ban Sntly rpjaetod aii iEvrtrtttg S m O rich N#W T o ri^ , to oppose the riavau cant pries for milk. Bow rVBUSIUM) • ! TAlU f xO PRlNTUfa OOMPANl, IKO. alactlon of Alfr#d B. Smith. can tha Milk Board expaet to make Ability Experience 'l l mrnM StTMt a auoeaaa in Ooupaotleut of a four- M wAM ft. Qoaa. > It appaar# to b# quit# oartate that Tact t h SE u naStm om a #ouMd#rahlo part of thto eoutrlo tean cant price? • o—T»i lu m tu button navar ahownd 19 to tha fund# RO BERT Ks ANDERSON FooBd«d Oetobtr l, IMl of the “Headquartan Commlttaa of READY MARKET ruaaral DIraetoi for PabiUlitd B9M J 0VMISS ttM Pt • •iw4w« &M Selldajre- B a u n i at to« Anti-Smith Damocrats,” Congretdional Chuckles ilahaa baraia. oany or ambaudamant. Tor years srtiflctol ntrUfbnUm AU timbts of rapaiMaatioa H baa bean ao widely advarttoad, and f/- apaolal diaaatabaa baraia ara alao ra* Bvaa if Bishop Cannon la ooDYiet- Wasblngtos, Jan. f,—.(AF) —Th* txoertetod the Preridant budget aarraA______ad, upon bla trial, it may stUl b* its advaAtagas so ^w togly prasant- crackrack of to* Oamoara^ whip, J, manNM* aa a hasy mesa, only to ad. that It to easy to tmagto* to* Hanslam Lewis of V—Bnaals, wvT—atto —^ rang to-—w- hav* hte namaaaka dafand It as a Pall airatoa aHaaf a( K B 4 far* pofslbl* for hi* vary taMW adadrara Tlaa/ laa cxaaparaUoo of thouainda upon tey in toa ears of ffsaafor Loaf, toa maatetpiace of candor. to malntalo that bis rin was a pmaU LouteiMia 'Wnffflab.'' "gay it's so,” to* Dameeratte Pabllaiiar't SaaraaaBtatlaai Tba I, eoDilPUng matoty of a failure thousands of ramotsly locati Lewi* tnquirad about to* owner- leader flgurativaly catted up to tha filiita Matbawr apaaiai Aaafiof—Ha farmer's wives driven to sputtering, ship of “Amarteaa f yogram,** a surprised fcribaa. ork, Cbiaafo, Datrolt aa4 Boalaa. to proporiy totarprat th* slaetleo paper directed by tha Lang politteal "Oh, yeah? And bow about u* The other Roblaaon loekod up with MflMiMIM AU1>IT iO EiaO OP laws raqulriog tha pubUcattoo of orgaalaatteo. CIUCUL4TIUML______contributions. folks off to tha stlcka who haven't ”Tba •enator from Illinois Is on* a "say it Isn't ao.” axpraarien, toa ownara, tlmuffh ha baan't Oaughtf as it wars batwasa twe Tba H snti PriBii. a Oompatr. laa^ got anything to ran to* peaky thtog aaaaBwa ^aa aaaaalM aaaaoaaiMMtr with if we should try it? ” . Id hte aubaerfotten,” Long an- Robtoaoaa, to* werktog maa to to* (or tfpoprapbioa. arrara apaaarlaa (a BACK PAGE SIGNS plainad. gallery r*matead--as uanal apaash. a4«'art(aaMBia la tba MaMbaatar If, as a good maiqr folka puspoct. •aid Lawls! “if it ia baiaff racaivad KraaiBg BaraiA______Hpwavar other paopla look on tha tbar* ara still soma farmers in this ta my office aad I ara pot paytof Immadlata future of buatoaaa to thla country who ar* not actually sunk for it, that damonstrataa ^ aotC gonM Sanators apa planning to TUSaDAY, JAmJART f. mate of ita value.” begin lootong bafor* they sit. country, tha ahlpparff cqmrta hove to poverty, kcroaana rafrlgai'ktors A poUttoaT friend wrote Rm btt- ' SUPREM E COUiBT com* to tha eonelurioo that It la ought to bs about aa hard to sen aa Tba Pamoeratle Robinson, ffavf can f l ^ t o f Hatflaid* of Waaf Vir­ the Senatorial press faltery a ' Ona phraaa in tha Suprama Courtfa gotog to ba somewhat batter during a real good blended whtokay would y > ginia: “If you want soma tack* te ba at a dollar and a half. ehaacs to orate but notm ' aT ebirp or a put OP toe aaata of Damoeratte flaa- .opinion upholdinf tba IClimaBotA the drst thraa monthp of thi* year p ei^ ^m e. atora 1st mo knew and ITI sand them mortfafe moratorium la pragnaot in It waa to tha corrpppeudteg Rapublleaa Robtoeon bad ateW'" with meanlnf that muat forerar period of i m . The tfairtaeo •top­ APO8 TLBS OF OEBPAIR pers Regional AOviaoTy Boards bar* efface, baraa/tar, tha aeotaadona of •even Harvard •coadmlata, Pro- one night with an uncte at Mount thoae who have bald that govern oompttad thair foraeaaU for the COUNH POETRY MEN Klsco. Word has been rcocl cd of period and they abow aa expectation feaaors flebumptar, Cbaotorillo, ment, before and above all alaa, no Mason, Brown, Harris, Laontlef and tooir m e arrival lunna. of earioadlDgs ato and one-half par Bdwin Cook, who nas apcht tha matter bow dira, tba ataargancy, Taylor, bava written a aid beak to TO MEET TOMORROW past 4w winters with Ms foo-to- muat affbara to tba lattar of a ao^ cant In anaapp of last ysM^A show that there la no hope In tbs flaw EngUmffa anpastattona ar* law and daugnter, Mr. agd Mr*. writtaa ndthout avap a fuaaa aa to NRA, no virtue in eunwicy reform, Horhart Thompmi. Jr., haa daotdad slightly laaa thw thoa* for the eoua< at toa heading "3r86dlng for UYPbflity aii4 conditlona that might arlaa. In tba notoinc that gavaramaat aaa da and anmora aap o m to *p«)d toa winter with W* son, try aa a whola, bring ftva and aov- or and ot todajra article aad meloao LtytbU it^ to B# Diflcoflied Farcy Ceric. course of that opinion CUaf Justice about any dapraaaiaa but ^lat tat it oa# larfs, aaff-Mhb’aased atampad Behind the Scenes in at Gatheriag. Misi flarah Morris of MMngtm. ia Hughes aaya: en-tmithf per cent, over th* msf aavriopa, span ita* seme time with his ateca, period. Tbe baavteaC antie^ted fcaap oa dapraattog uato ita pra*- The ajao tm U n m to pos­ sura springs grow weak ffam fuat. B M M ^ g M may ba rrilarad In a A county wid# maattag tor pool- Mrs. Wal’d Tabbet. IscrpMoa ara to africtotund toipia' p o m a ria ^ larga paraeatega ot sess andiorttr ta anfogttgftf the Tbe price of to* book ia a dollar y man wW b* bald at toa County Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Phelps at­ vital intaraati f f tha p a a ^ . manta and vrihriPi inot Inriudlnf fi^wharattaraadarlawllliaff to BuUdtaf, M Waahtagten atraot, tended i t . F*tar*a riuirth to Kahrm and * half- Wa abaJl kaap aur MJaw diraatfoaa, I wauldiaviaa WASHINGTON Hartford, Ckm*., Wednesday, Janu- iunday moratog ■ In tot afternoon In that alatiaa Has tha wmfy meat motor vaMriSi), arith a p m v ot 42.4 dollar aad « half, Wa cm bvr n r that yoa. try my traatmaat for a ary JO, liSO p, m-, undsr under tbe au»- they attandsd to# raunkm of too of tba hMbaaaota /laaMoM which to­ per aant to aatomotolaa, with an m- ressonsbls Isagtb of Uma to aa# If By BOXmBY DUTCBBR ANRA'a Cenaumar# Advieoty Bear(* pices of the FouHitry / Ccunmlttea of Rosa eaildren at to* home of Mr, day cmnaa ta tha poapla aa tbeir orcaaa of par aatti 2#4 par «riit taapair, our fuUUty and n r yritow this will be miecaasful in overcom­ Tbaa Herald Wasbtaften Carra- started it. They wanted to Isvita Hartfordford County Farm Buraau. ac­ Fhalpr'i. ccuato to Briton. Rev. ing your tendency to flatulence, if iipewdent. a small grotmef serious tolnkars charter of fight fo pfptaat tham- In ores and coneantrgtaP, U pOf bailiad aowanhaa ahaapar than that cording to an announcementlent by Lawrence Rose, who has apoat sev­ -»4t’a a draff an toa market you do not improve as rapidly as to corn? and coosldar eonswnM Cbarlesrles D. Lewis,Le County Agricul­ eral years at Dear Ledge, M m ita^ selvaa, through govammafit aadon, oast to maahtoary and hrilara, 90.8 you should tots WIM mean that you Washfogton, Jan. O.-^Ehtoer in­ problems with the CAB and toa turalJ Agent (t from the bureau. Wal< will sail for Japan aome t‘mo to from aoofamlo 4h«aatar. To a aon- per cant in 1**B and atari, 28 prohahty hav# seme organia trouble dustry or th* NRA ia kiddlnf itaelf AAA Coosumars’ Counsel ataffs ter Biafiop of CHidford, Conn,, well Mareh and win teaeh to* erigto of eid^aWa humbar of paraohf of wtMsh ftpdrao an ananMnaCioa by a aa toe coda-making proeeee gees on. without any publicity. TbSS Mrs known poultry man, will discusa theology in a seminary- Mr. Rosa cent in brick and day products and deator. Induatrialiets think they can pro­ Mary HumWx, CAB chairman Shearly lagiUatlc raliida tha aplaloo ia par aapt in lumber §u4 its “Breeding Poultry for Uvability aad left for New York fynday evenite .2 Haidtb and Diet tect th ^faeelves from imporitlen of broadcast InvltetfoBa all about, Mr. Biahop la a, prac- where he will study uptfl he faifi will b ^ ahoah. ff not To paaduatA GDBBTIOJfi A3TO AHSWBIto provlsloo# by tbe President if to*.’ Tbe orst day was devoted to tieal try man who ba* d*v(rioped for Japan- Mrs Rose la virittof k if insert reecrvatfons draying their pious apaaebaf sod rifidal maasagas that MMtoly largar Mimhar af cit- Thli la pot the kind of PCwe you A d v ic e (Fianaa AfoaM fo Hie* Her) conaant. a strata of Barrsd Rock chickens relativea but wtlT come Eas* lo r a Izeua who comprabaod that agfr cgn- dud on the 0rat pofsa of nawapar Guaatlon: 'inierfsted" trom Naw of hope. Everybody patted to* eo»- that arc well known throughout toe visit before saULag. Mr. Rose ia tee By Pr, rrank MaPoy Jritoy writeai 'Tteasa tell me Tbe recover} act eays to* Praai- auRiar on tba back aad wlabad him northeastern United States, and is sen of the late Rev. and 11^. stitutlbii, to ba worth a atraw, arnist pees but belongs rather more or lees aometolM about Traneb Mouth, I dent may change codas bafor* b* well. well qualified to dlseuw with poul­ Uoorfe Rose and tfto gnuedsan 'o( bava as Its baaia tha eefi^niardlng to the tfrimlral etuff thAt Is bidden have hation WllPth' ebaefc by tba antlssptte power of th* York program” of aatartain- autog year, Mlaa Jaari* Brown of er a sfogls on* of tbirfeiW dlPPWt* whom toa tarrtola days arc marriy dlgaatlv* itdaa* aa formad In toa drted Mralmmeaa aad found tb*m earriag , pauttaff now and than to maat was being planned for tha nals don't go ta (or daflaat 01 rory p tetaast Whan propariy drted tuek a mankat around thorn . . WamnvUia, aad Mrs. W*ak* aad lemous tattoo marks th* way ing jusUess would hAV* votod words to a book—toa aCaga to eat healthy diiHatlv* tra c t Frinea of Wsiu, and m*a„ wits twe daughter* of to* Natobaug for wM^ again. Tba meat balpfal maaaur* for you toa friiit la attraotiv* bm to* taat* An aaat>atd* eaf* ia faattainff the wrote to tba newapa >ers suggsst- tba Xuropoaa orooka do: and ba against th* mnjnrlty hnd hs bo» to ua* la your own paraonal ease to ia vara awaat Th* paraimaaon* a rt hi^-chair uaad by Ma* West tog tost Hie Highness b* ”ll^ a d Orange, war* th* InataUlng officers. oitaa tha Francb thug who toaortbad- pasted with aa paHtef ma- wnaa sh* w u a baby . . . Count to watch three Italians dig a bote Rafreahmante were aervod at the bla neck with the dlreotlon, "BrOou* lieved thAt his vofo would havf bp*n eorraet axoaaaiva gas is a watl-oom- ohlM, dried In tha hot deem sun, close of th* maattag. sufficient to diPtroy th# •m#rffony binad diet Tbarafora, X would Bdffmrd Du Pray da 1* Dufflniere to tha middle of Fifth Avenue, tlooer, whan cutting, follow tha doi-. MILK •tTMigly advla* you to eontlmw with aad than takaa In (or a few dajra. Is one of tha whlte-jaakated clerks Monday evening, January 16, tte tad Una.” legisiatipn *lth«r tn MiOMtotn or in a good dlat and to knew that each Duriof tola tima it awaats out fruit behind Ote oountar ot a liquor tostallatloo ^ offioan of too flanlor H* tails of a miarionary who. hag A milk wwr in Ottoago, would, of BUfnr, whfoh eryatallsca wlthlB a Dark Dafaifs to a Okaraln^ Cffanga will taka plaee. Alfred itoa* the nation. day that you eat eorraetly will brii store . . . Th:* FIftb Avamw Wool- The sestoD down at Trinity the Ten Comxnandmanta tattooedririr At #venl4 th# opUMon riiould eoursa, ba more sarioua, aaoompon- ii te knew your full naaM aad 1watehad. a vary Intaraating talk at to* in- ^§51 a a narvMa •••»k*«M*****e- iff , 1888 have taaUy soma to aanght, down to braaa taeka. i aaratary of Biambartoat aauBpertaat part ot Teu wm And that the aad miug in thair Tha flgurca moved toward hlaa. ■toUattoa of offiters ot to* C8fflM atiaa larv. pM th* United ‘Statap. lupiaaM Court Agrieultura Wallaea haa haan (oread tha aura Mas la oowihfatag your (eoda aaa teaasas warn you havt gaufly legal tohai*. Just raritea thar* hallsd terid* th* tonb of tian Bndaavor fluaday av*nte( Blac Bond aad a h a i t .l v .; ' ^ having doytotod that ho must stand la such a auuttar that g ^ ba«i ralteved of th* preatatle treu^ aad Ita.** back. NetMag avar h^p- (ter Hantfltoa. and ton to dlgglM Thai* w*rc ever 10 priaiat. to toa ooMhirion that toa only onmhinatleaa ara used tor** aaMs pant. No taooraatlQa oT Carrie Na­ th* fronaa aod wit Mr- and Mrs. O a c ^ B a ia ti aad JSfJ SftySj •••**.• atrial. ntotood of ragulntloB ttnb will work aaeh day. Tea should make it a tion happana along to 'upaat tha aooa thay voaa, ra- of titofttori. jR does net naepasarily foltow that to'te ffn n flat minimum rat* for polBt to study aur aawaphpar artlelaa traaquinty of tha nnnagamant. traaad toair ww aeroaa tha aarie •ta a d aa you will m this way lhani a to* eurioritjt of to* pubho eonoara* arilk a\ to* aouro* of production and IN NE}^YORK But paa^by tea to tha naoa, eilmbad toa DhttagL . treat deal about food aad toatr ear- ■how teat tba aaaoa. Mayh* they Mra. V aiW t U httaflU lag to* Blahop'i psatotoe flnandal lat toa dtatiibutlon Uka can of it- root comhtoatloB faMob wW b* of aatpaot spaksa to iunm out of th* Th* hbHoaiwan w*nt to to In- tad am lafi tJtfl ~ tonnsaetleus wm avpr ba eomptotoly valM to you la briagtef hbout aa WfWAVh muamcat beHtoit having i*m tha hsMth vaaUgafti Hla flariiMgh t tott unoa aalf. Ha haa glvan up toa Idaa rapid a our* as po*nhB*i wplalaad. stoot tbJt posalhla that that itaalara* prieaa and oonaumar IfawToik* Jatb t —^Hanhattaa eeaualtotoaar'a nvert ea what a Hay toouad. pad aadar It ha ito X would Buggoit tost you write meaadariags: loWaaa man on th* ha* baaa put lnto aomt o( tham. eavarai a ttmp briadte of faathara 'hitoay h* triad and ritoir pofiilttod prioaa oaa alao ba aoaaaarittUy flsad. to m* If you w u t to haew mars haaahai 7 .0 a la » •au an eaa leek ------^ a pat ha ' : v — % ,vr ’; - “-^V m

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mDCBtsf aarftoaa at 8 t r atar*a at 11:45 a. m-. hefbia tha ehuzeh copal GhjorA ■uaday, as «ha PICK MSS CORWIN HEBRON M aty ML CuBBlagB antw- Deaths Last Night DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ABas L. Oaxr, waa sot abla to raatii talaad at brldga at;her ^ T a F r t d iy tha diurch ts tlma, os aeoooBt evaalag.' Foss thlto 17m algctkm of offloera to New Tark—Travla H. Whitagy, TUltDAY. JANUARY • (Ctttnl aad Butora Studard Time) trouble with hla car on the way tha playara naarty alaU being mem­ AS COLLEGE HEAD the ygar for the Ooagrega- bers at the Porter family, or reia- 58,.ctv0 vrorka admlniatrator for N«t«: All progruns to key mbA bmelo ohelni or rroope Uiereet db1<>6M i9«elV from hla aerviee at.Oolcheater. Mr. er fHnfolHa fo U dad; eow t to coast (e to e) doaignatlon Iseliides all avaOable stanoions. tional Sunday school at the Hebron tlvei. Mr. and Mrs. J<^ Palmer, New Totk City. Roae, who was apmdlng the week- la t « Proflrams subject to ebsnge. P. M. C«nL ' East. O re o i church took place last Sunday. a d with his brother, George Rose in who have recently moved here, Munich. Gwmany, — Mias Mar- NBC-WEAF NETWORK 6:46— 6:48—LItU* lUly—MUt; Knight Edward A.. Smith, who has served Bolton, and drovh down for the formed an exception, ana occaslan- garetbM. Mugler, 71^ former teacher FIm LuRtNt.taiTM fc •ASIC — Kasti weaf wlw weel wtlo Oreh.—Oixl«; Memory L «n *—woot Execotiye Secretary of Yak as Sunday school superintendent for morning service, was asked to take alty one or two outsldera are invited at Welleeley eoUege, WeUealey, 6KX>— 7KNK-My^ A Marge—MSt obIt : to make extra hands needed. Win­ l*jar wta* wcsh wfl wUt wfbr wrc w*y Louie Fanleo Oreheetra—mldweat a number of years, was re-elected lo Mr. Carr’s place. His sister, Miaa M a n . 'wbeo weae wtam ww) wsal; Mid: ksd ners for the evening were, ladies: 6:16— 7:1»-Juat Ftain alll—eaat; Tho serve in that cwacity. Miss Rose EHiaabeth Rose, who was also a visi­ Denver, Colo.— ^Dr. WUUam West 'wmaq wefl woc-who woW wdal wkbf Mrs. LesUe F. Ward, first; Mrs. NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj Canadlana—^Dlxie; Panico Orohaa. Graduate School to Take Mots was elected secretary; Mrs. tor In Bolton, accompsmed her —mldwoat; Taxaa Rangoro—waat • Robert F. Porter, seconiL M. n; Grant, 87, reputed to have been one CASH LOAH WIU wiba kstp webc wday ktyr eret cfcf 6:30— 7tS0 — Tho SoronaArt — Oaat; Charlee Fillmore, treasurer; Mrs. brother. Mr. Rose is now taking a of the first surgeons to perform an SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno *wls wjax Buck Rogor^^epeat for mldwoat short course of study at the General Henry Ehnmons, first; Leslie F. wfia-trson wiod wsm wine wsb wapi Joseph Grlffing, assistant treasur­ operation tat ippendicitis. 6:46— 7H6—Boako Cartar, Talk—ba- New Post in Jersey. er; Mrs. Maty E. Cummings, pian­ ’Theological Seminary, New York, to Wtu-d. secemd. Sandwiches, cake MY YOUR H U S wjdx wsmb kroo wky wfaa wbap kpre aie; Batwoen tha Bookanda—west Santa Cruz, Calif. — Richard woai ktbe ktbs wsoc prepare him for work as a teacher fudge aad coffee were served. 7M>— 8KI0—Tho Columbiano— 0 to c ist; Mrs. William Owen, assistant Chandler, 88, former profeeeor of MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl 7:18— 3:16— Edwin C. Hill — basic; pianist; Mrs. Leslie F. Ward, cradle in Japan. He and his wife will sail Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. SeUers PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo miTiing engineering at the universi­ Five Spados.—Dixie; 3 Malde—west New Brunswick, N. J., Jan. B. — roll superintendent. ’The reports Maridi 1st, and he wUl represent tne and their infant son, Horace Wells kbq kfsd ktar k ^ 7:30— 3:30—Voice of Exporlonco—o; SeUers, were week-end visitors at ties of Oklahoma, iCchlgan and ' Cent. East. E. Hoimian Orchostra—midwest (AP)—Dr. Robert C. Clothier, fbi the year were read, showing Protestant Episcopal Church of that the Sunday school has an en­ America in J^>^ Miss Rose, a the home at Mrs. SeUers’ mother, Idaho. 4K)^— 5:00—The W EAF Box of Music 7:46— 8:46—CBS Plano Team—o to e president of Rutgers University, to­ 4 :5 ^ 5:30—Dolittle Adventurer—to c 8:00— 6:00—Stekewaki Orch,—c to e rollm ent o f 94 pupils. TTie overage former social worker In H artfo^ is Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert. Garrison, N. Y.—Evans R. Dick, 4:45— 5:45—Nursery Rhymee—also o 8:1^— 9:16—Aloxandor WoollcotW'to e day announced the appointment of attendance has been 51 each Sun­ taking a year’s course of study in Word has been received of the 75, Ne\.' York broker who Ir- 1911 LOANS S $300 SHK>— 6KX>—Mme. Frances Alda—eUsoc 8:30— 9:30—Georg* Joesel—also coast birth of a son, Simday, January 7, Miss Margaret Trumbull Corwin, day. The largest attendance was social service at Simmons CoUege, appeared in a Haytian harbor with A m Ib ... Vie*... •r;‘l4i 6:30— 6:3(^Weekly Hymn Sing—to c 9.*00—10:00—Glen Gray Revue— c to —The Mountaineers—weaf 9:46—10:46—HaHem Seranade—basic: The smallest attendance was Sept­ ’The hour for services at the of Ellington, at the Manchester Me­ American lives during a revolution. Myrt and Marge—repeat for w versity Graduate School, as dean of msoNAL nNANa ca 6:1S— 7:16—Billy Bachelor’s Sketch ember 17, when 33 were present Hebron Green Congregational morial hospital. Mr. Lord was a 6:30— 7:30—Lum A Abner—east only 10:16—11:16—Del Campo, Songs—e to o former resident of this plsu:e. Ro« h 3, Stmt* TIiMiter Baftelaa- 6»45— 7:45—The Goldbergs, Serial Act 10:30—11:30—Itham Jono* Orch.—c to e the New Jersey CoUege for WomenJThe^smaUert^attCTdanTO'wsuT Sep^^ church has been changed from 10:30 TSS Malm M ., Hmme>«a9* r 7K)0— 8KX)— Leo Reisman Orchestra 11:00—12:00—Vincent Lopez Or.—c to e Miss Corwin will succeed the ember 17, when 33 were present The a. m., to 12 .noon Sundays, for the Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Pendleton of P1i«B* S4M 7:30— 8:30—Wayne King’s Orchestra 11:30—12:30—Ace Brigode Orch.—c to o late Dean Mabel Smith Douglass Sunday school pupils are not all coming year. GUead now takes its Colchester, were callers Sunday at 8:00— 9:0(L—Ben Bernie and the Lads 12:00— 1:00—Dance Hour—wabc only HUSKY THRi and will begin her duties after the chUdren, as the majority of the turn in having the 10:30 8l m. ser­ the home of their sisters, the Misses 8:30— 9:30— Ed Wynn A Band— c to c NBC-WJZ NETWORK Pendleton and Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert. Overtaxed by 9:00—10:0(^—Seth Parker Cruise—to c opening of the second semester in adults who are in atten^iance at vice. As the two churches are serv­ omlz clMra« la Tkrea Pazeaat BASIC— Ea*t; wjz wbz-wbza wbal lomth am mmgmie Amiamml mt Lama 9:30—10:30—Madame Sylvia—also cst February. church remain for Sunda,A/School. ed by the same pastor, and both speaking, sing­ 9:45—10:45—Robert Simmons, Tenor wham Kdka wgar wjr wlw wzyr wmal; Midwest: wcky kyw wenr wla kwk 'The Rev. Lawrence Roi/i, who has prefer the 10:30 service, they have It is estimated the country has ing, smoking 10:0(L—11:00—John B Kennedy’s Talk Dean Corwin was ’ bom in Phila­ 815,000,000,000 invested in improved 10:15—11:15—Clyde Lucas Orch.—east kwer koll wren wmaq kso wkbf delphia, Nov. 29, 1889, the daughter just resigned his ebarg’/ at Deer agreed to alternate yearly. The Sun­ Lum and Abner—midwest repeat NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj Lodge, Montsma, took (marge of the day school at the Green will be- held highways. kiit, 10:30—11:30—Paul Whiteman Orches. wlba kstp webc wday kfyr cret cfcf of Prof, and Mrs. Robert Nelson Read Hie Herald 11:00—12:OO^The Rudy Vallee Orches. SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wis wjax Corwin. Dr. Corwin, a member of 11:30—12:30—Freddie Martin Orchestra wfla-wsun wiod wsm wme wsb wapi the Yale facu l^ since 1893, is chair­ CBS-WABC NETWORK wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre man of the board of admissions at woai ktbs ktbs wsoc Yale and is an authority on the BASIC— East: wabc wade woko wcao MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl waab wzuic wct wkbw wkrc whk cklw German language. wdre wcau wTp wjas wean wfbl wspd PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo wjsv; Midwest; wbBm wfbm kmbe kbq kfsd ktar Mias Corwin was graduated from kmox wowo whas CenL East. Bryn Mawr in 1912. In 1^16 she EAST AND CANADA—wpg wbp wll whec wlbz wfea wore wlce efro ckae 4:30— 6:30—The Singing Lady—east joined the staff of the Yale Uni­ 4:45— 5:46—Orphan Annie—east only versity Press and later was given a DIXIE — w ^ wsfa wbre wqam wdod 5:00— 6:00— Richard Himber Orches. klra wrec wlae wdsu wtoc krld w leave of absence to become execu­ ktrb ktaa waeo koma wdbo wodx wbt 5:30— 6:30—Mary Small, Songa—eaat; wdae whig wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs The Singing Lady—repeat for wgn tive secretary of the Connecticut 6:45— 6:46—Lowell Thomas — east; woman’s committee of the Council MIDWEST — wcah wgl wmt wmbd Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest wtaq wisn wibw kfh kfab wkbn wcco of National Defense at Hartford. In wsbt 6:00— 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy—east only MOUNTAIN—kvor klz koh ksl 6:16— 7:15— Radio in Education— to c 1918 she was sent to Prance by the COAST—khj koin kgb kfre kol kpfy kvl 6:45— 7:45—The Rhythm String Quar. Y. M. C. A. and was stationed at kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb 7:00— 8:00—Crime Cluee, Dramatic 7:30— 8:30—Health Adventures, Talk the A. E. F. University in Beaime. CenL East. 7:45— 8:46—Hillpot A Lambert, Songs In 1919 she returned to New Ha­ 4:00— 6:00—Skippy, Sketch— east only 8:00— 9:00—Music Memories A Poet ven as executive secretary of the 4:16— 6:15—The Roundtownera—to ct 8:30— 9:30—Men of Daring—wjz only 4:30— 6:30—Jack Armstrong—es only 9KX3—10KX>—The Variety Cruise—wjz graduate school under Dean Wilbur 4:46— 5:45—George Hall Orches.—to c 9:30—10:30—To Be Announced Cross, now governor of Connecticut. 8K)0— 6:00—Buck Regers—east only; 10:00—11:00—The Leaders Male Trio— She is active in the work of the Skippy, Sketch— repeat for midwest east; Amot ’n’ Andy—repeat for w 8:15— 6:15—Bobby Benson—east only: 10:15—11:16—The Poet Prince—basic American Associatiem of University Al and Pete—west and Dixie only 10:30—11:30—Phil Harris A Orchestra Women and from 1928 to 1927 she 6:30— 6:30—Betty Barthell— east; Jack 11rf)0—12:00—Paul Aah and Orchaatra was director of the North Atlantic Armstrong—repeat to midwest 11:30—12:30—Harry Sesniek Orchestra section of the association. In 1926 Miss Corwin visited Yale in Chins, and during a six months’ Chatter glibly about slipstreama, re­ tarding vacuums, leading edges, air­ leave she visited Japan, the Philip­ pines, Java, Sumatra, India and foils and pressure areas. They have Egypt. thought up everything about fast Four years ago she attended as an driving except what to say to the ’Americea delegate the coimcU meet­ judge. ing of the International Fedetation Riding comfort is the next most of University Women at Prague, en- important consideration, a detail Tuesday, January 9th. route to the conference she visited 4:30— ^Elnoch Lignt’s Orchestra. taken care of by new ideas in spring' Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Rus­ 4:45— Ye Happy Minstrels. ing, or by individual wheel suspen­ sia. 6:00— Skippy. sion. ’These improvements turn 6:15— Charles Carlisle. corduroy roads into boulevards, cure 5:30— Jack Armstrong— All-Amer­ shimmy, side-stvay and pitching, ican Boy. tend to eliminate back-seat driving, 6:46— George Hall’s Orchestra. and permit Alexsinder WooUcott to AMUSElipTS 6:00— Everett D. Dow— The Fact write testimonials for advertise­ Finder. ments while traveling 60 miles an 6:16— H-Bar-O Rangers. hour. MAN’S CASTLE” CALLED 6:30— ^Elizabeth Barthell. Front Seats Are Roomier. an electric water heater 6:45—Little Italy. Interiors are roomier, the design­ 7:00— M yrt and Marge. ers Anally having gotten the idea NEW “SEVENTH HEAVEN” 7:16—Florence and Barbara, Har­ that bodies may just as well bulge mony Girls—All White, pian­ to the outer edges of the running is t boards. ’Three people, if they’ve 7:30— Serenaders— Orchestra and watched their diets, now may sit Spencer Tracy and Loretta vocalist. with comfort in almost any front Young Featured in Picture on the rental 7:46—Norman Hapgood. seat, although this is contrary to at State Tomorrow. 8:00— The Columbians. the majority of state laws. Doors 8:16— Singln’ Sam. are wider; wide enough, in fact, for 8:30— Voice of Experience. Irvin S. Cobb to write testimonials “Man’s Castle,” opening at the 8:48— Fray and Braggottl. on the ease of entrance into a Hup- State theater Wednesday, has been mobile. More cars feature safety 9:00— Leopold Stowkowski and the called “The ‘Seventh Heaven’ of Phlladelj^a Symphony Or­ glass all around. Rear windows You do not obligate yourself chestra. are larger. Spare wheels, conform­ talking pictures.” 9:15—Alexander Woolcott — the ing to current ideas in streamlining, “Seventh Heaven,” as you may Town Crier. often ride within the baggage com­ remember, was, and still is, hailed as 9:30— George Jessel. partment; or at least are half-simk- the greatest production of the silent to keep the heater 10:00— Casa Loma Orchestra; Do, en in the surface of the dished rear screen. It was directed by Frank Re, Mi trio.. ends. Borzage, made immortal stars out 10:30— Columbia News Service. Engines haven’t changed much. of Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell, install an electric waterkeater in your heme -0:45—Harlem Serenade. Higher compression, down-shaft and was eoimted by the coimtry*s W e will 11:15— Dell Campo. carburetors and more aluminum al­ critics as one of the ten best produc­ 11:30— Ozzie Nelson and Orchestra. loys are trends. tions of 1924. witk no installation charge (except in cases of special Exhibitors have spared no pains “Man’s Castle” features Spencer in attracting, and to some extent, Tracy and Loretta Young, already entertaining, the spectators at the listed among the finest players of •crvice) for your use as long as you wish on the rental COMEDIC SALESMEN 1934 expositions. ’There are half the screen. They are not unknown, a dozen movie shows, some with as were Miss Gaynor and Farrell at plan. We also maintain and move the heater at our current newsreels In addition to the time of "Seventh Heaven.” In ATN.Y.M 0SH0W films showing car testing and msinu- addition, Mr. Borzage has had years facture. A few booths have little more of experience since he made expense. There it no term contract. Here it your playlets replete with pretty girls, a the silent picture. It is safe to pre­ dash of romance and stooges in the dict that “Man’s Castle” will do for Fun Is Had by All Looking at crowd. Fisher Bodies stage a re­ talking pictures what “Seventh chance to '^try" electric waterheating. markable illusion in which real act­ Heaven” did for the silent screen. Cars Yon Know You ors, behind the scenes, are seen and In Sddition to the stellar pair, the heard in natural color and voices on cast indues such capable players as a mirror screen. Plymouth has an Marjorie Rambeau, Glenda Farrell Can’t Boy. elaborate glassed-in contraption fea­ and W alter Connolly. Small monthly rentals turing a girl, a car and a robot On the same program “Convention named Oscar. City” will be played with an all star comedy cast. New York.—The National Auto­ Lecturers are everywhere, and mobile Show is a real show at last, some of them have sprinkled their applied towards purchase instead of the old type of stodgy ex­ sales chatter with a repertoire of position where customers paid good gags. On the turntable where the HEALTH money for the doubtful privilege of new Chrysler revolves in glittering looking at some price tags and some majesty, a brace of graceful yovmg covering use of equipment, main­ sleek but inert mechanisms. T A L C o r r m i E The monthly rentals things point out the various, fea­ The record crowds swarming tures of the car as the spieler names through the doors of the Grand Cen­ tenance, and moving expense are very low, varying them. Studebaker has a blonde At the Sunday morning service in tral Palace have foimd that the new qOeen in a golden gown, and the the church the Sacrament of the deal in auto shows provides more male customers seem to have de­ Lord’s supper was observed. than new models and nerve-wom from $2.50 for the small heater to $3.50 a month cided she’s the kind Qf miss they’d salesmen. There are movies and At the morning session of the like to have In their motors. marionette show8, even some vaude­ Simday School attendance, recogni­ for the large heater. Furthermore, all rentals paid in ville and many, many pretty girls tion was given by the superin­ fully equipped with knee action, air­ tendent, John G. Talcott, Sr., to the flow lines and a pleasing polish. members of the piimsuy department during die first two years from date of installation are The amount of moving gadgetry GILEAD as follows: Five years and three is bewildering. Cars spring around months, Katherine Meyer; four years, Rita Nowscb; three years and on turn-tables. Chromium-plated The recent rain put a stop to har­ credited towards purchase. If you decide to own the six months, Ekiith PrentiM; three chasses have parts cut away so you vesting ice for the present. DEPENDABlLlTy years, Wesley Nowsch; two years can see how everything works from A. H. Fish of Manchester, is healer, your " tria l" really costs* you nothing. spending a few days with his son, and six months, Sherwood McCorria- the differential to the camshaft. ton, Calvin Meyer, Richard Nowscb, Miniature cars on treadmills are put Qiarles Fish, and family. Robert Nowsch, Donald Smith, Wil­ through all sorts of tortuous exper' ’The Trl-Coimty chorus gave a liam Smith, Joto 'Tobias; two years iences in order to demonstrate the concert in East Hampton Simday and three months, Lucille Beebe, SAFETY advantages of the new schemes of evening. Kenneth Ellis, the Misses Olive and EUlen W a rn e r and W illiam Mary Doggart; two years, Lucy front-wheel suspension over the old Welles; one year and nine months, A guaranteed low operating cost sprlng-and-axle idea. Warner of this place, —zig in the chorus. Miss Bubara Flab attend­ George Nowsch; one year and six Over the whole show hangs an ed the concert. months, Oerbardt Tobias, Donald atmosphere of sumptuousness aw/i Prof. Fred Dean, well known In Fielding; one year and three Opcrsling cost for nermil inc it guartnlccd not to *x- flash reminiscent of the Century of this place, died at the Masonic Home months, Donald WethereU; one year, Progress. in Wallingford. Fimeral services Jane Flynn; six months, Alberts CM ors Are More Somber. were held Saturday with burial In Cordner, Ralph Fielding, Dorothy ctod a certain amount— which is aurpritingly low. Be The cars are all jrou’ve read about Colchester vdiere Mr. Dean’s child­ Comer, Shirley dormer; three them—and more. Wheelbases look hood days were passed. months, Lola Doggart, Ruth Field­ longer, but that’s because the down­ A rather unique sport for the ing; Alan Fielding, Shirley Nowsch, aur« to talc what this guaranteed coat if for your home. sweeping, air-cleaving radiators pro­ yoim g folk s F rid ay w a s airBi-iTig on Frances Nowsch,' C. R. Meaning. ject well past the frrat wheels, <*nd the icy road from the White School The picture roll was awarded to the duck, fish or beaver tailed rears bouse onto Gilead sbeet.' Donald WethereU, do likewise in the other direction. Pearl Yoimg of Brooklyn, N. T., In general there is less chromium was a week-end guest at Mr. and The Ohrietian Endeavor Society held a consecration meeting on Sun­ Electricity— die ideal Home Servant this year. Colors are more somber Mrs. Ass W. Ellis. day evening at 7 o’clock. The topic and blacks and daric blues are in a Mrs. C. Daniel W ay is recovering aaajorlty. Lots of last season’s from an attack of grip. was “Hare We the Best Foimda- 7 - tidhe for Life?" Alfred Rivenburg confusing gadgets are missing, or Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Bentley of was the leader. seen to be. It’s possible to Orive |iow without a co-pUot to keep an The Women’s Mleetdnary Society The Manchester Electric Company siye on a couple of yards of instru- met in the assembly room at two CLEANLINESS •test panel, most of the ammeters, ta DBaring complatioD. ’The furaaea o'eipek this aftarnooD. M rs. JoMn STS Main Si PtMNie 51S1 vrsssqre gauges and such baviag and water ayatama bava tiam ta> Brows led the derotioaal eervioe. bssn gathered together in one or atalled and worknan from Amatoa, Mrs. C. R. Bjito had ehirga of the two Mmple dials. ara sow doing tha intarlor dacorat-' muhic. The hostess were Mrs. Wfl- in f and ftaiahlng tha floora. o*w b o ^ lines are, of course, Uam Lee, Mrs. a R. BUim, Mrs. W il­ 4 lira. Chariaa Flab motmotorad to fred Rest sad Mrs. Bacheler. Hm BBOst striking visible develop- ■torra Monday to report on bar st. Salesmen, all of whom nsurt The Ploseer'e win hold a maet- w^ ork ^ in^ ^ juring aunrinr taf aad baaketbaiymeCloe Wadsai' iV f’tslMa course in aero-dyaamiesy diractad tha oommittaa § £ ttorra. ;prAoi8ni ' NCHsarEREvainNbi^^tn; UAkOHistBR,OONiii., T o i^

m A MIU> WDfTHB. UNITED WORKMEN ANTICIPATE 500 THIS BOBOr [muiNSTAUED ManeKe$ter CAR S i m a ' N. Y. Stocks Local Stocks When tbs temperature drop- ped tb 20 degrSds bolow setoeto m Date Book INSTAU OmCERS ATXfAYCLIinC Hebron lost weak, and odillo AS CBAMBER HEAD DRIYERIS n M Adams E x p ...... 7 (Famished by Pataam A Oo.) * sparrows and storllags seeoMd Air Reduo ...... 66H Central Bow, Hartford, Cooo. to be tbs only msmbers of tbs T o m e rB e w Alaska Jun ...... 32 fsatbsr tribe braving tbe cold. January lO— Annual meetlnf of f ' ' ' . CeramoDj Preceded by Oyt- AUefbeay ..'...... Sti 1 P. M. Btooks Josle. Pomprowles, a yoxmjr gin tbe Becleiriaetieal Society, Center Allied Cbem ...... 146% Saperioteiidait Verphnek ot Hebron, saw a robin fStung Body Stayed Congregational church. Arthnr Uoyii, $17 Ceottr Am C a n ...... 05% Bank Itooks about in searob of food nsor tb Oomlng Bvente eter Sapper and FoDowed Am Coxnl Aloo ...... 64% Bid Asked Ghret Out Liit «f Ques- boms of Mrs. Mary B. InUtobsll. Within Income m 1933, January 17 —.Annual meeting and Am For P o w ...... 8 Cap Nat Bank A Trust 9 11 This is tbe first tims, so far as is ■upper, . Center ConfregaaloDal St.; Recehres Lef Fra^ Am Rad 8t ■ ...... 14% Conn. River ...... 460 — known, that .a robin has been church. by Talk of Nadonal Officer Am Im elt ...... 48% First NaUonar of Htfd. 86 — iHHU and Antweri. seen in Hebron in tbe depths of Report! Indkato. January 18*19**^“Leose Change,” tore b Craih. Am Tel and T e l...... 112% Htfd. Conn. Trust .... 40 46 wintsr. mualoal comedy, auspices of ZXl- Am Tob B ...... 70% Htfd. National B and T 16% 17% wortb-Coraell Post, Amsrlcon Le« Phoenix St. B and T. 160 180 ManobMUr X^odf* A noint Ordor Am ^Vat ^Vks ...... t 17% In one of thS towns of Hartford glon, at High school. Anaconda ...... 18% West Hartford Trust.. 86 — Bdward J. Holl, prominent local January 17, 18, 19, .20 — P(Jbltry Arthur Lloyd, 49, of 617 Center UnlUd Workmen, had an old* Atdhlson ...... 66% Insurance Stocks County, the visiting nurse answered real estate dealer,.wss formally in­ Show at State Armory. street, an engineer employed la fisBonad fatharlng at tbalr annual Aetna Casualty ...... 49 61 several pertinent questions in re­ Pratt k Whitney Aircraft Company, A uburn...... 49% gard to the X-ray work being car­ WINTER FLOWERS stalled as president of the Chamber January 20 — Manchester Pipe inatallatlon of offloara laat nlfbt Aviation Corp ...... 7% Aetna Life ...... 16% 17% of Commerce last night, at a meet­ Band — 20th Anniversary, Orange East Hartford, was seriously la* Balt and Ohio ...... 28% Aetna Fire ...... 80 82 ried on among school children Hall. jured at 8;16 this morning when the The mMtlM waa held In the Baloh throughout the state, and Superin­ ing of the incoming and outgoing * Brown Hall and waa proceeded bv Bendlx ...... 16% Automobile ...... 18 20 Board of Control and officers at tbe January 22—Annual meeting of automobile In which be was driving Beth Steel ...... 86% Conn. General ...... 24 26 tendent 6t Schools F. A. Verplanck, EXHIBITED HERE Emanuel Lutheran church. to work, skidded on the highway an oyater aupper. The lodee, which believing that local parents may pro­ Hotel gheridan. HoweU Ghenej was now haa a memberahlp of 60, waa In Beth Steel, pfd ...... 67 Hartford Fire ...... 89 41 in charge of tbe Installation and in January 80—President’s birthday opposite 898 Silver Lane, Blast Borden ...... 20% National Fire ...... 41 '4 8 fit by tbsse, gave out tbs list today. ball at State Armory. Hartford, and struck a large tree. the eariy daya of benefit fraternal He also annoimced that present in­ presenting Mr. Holl with the presi­ erfaniaatlona the larreat In town, Can Pao 16% Hartford Steam Boiler 46 48 dent’s gavel reminded tbe latter of February T— Play "Penrod,” at Lloyd was thrown from the wreck­ havlnf lodfea at both enda of the Case (J. I.) ...... 67 Phoenix F ir e ...... 49 ' 61 dications are that at Isaat 600 chil­ Local Garden Chib ' Also whiton Memorial oy Community age, of the ear and removed to the Travelers ...... 846 860 dren will be X-rayed here next Mon­ tbe responsibility of his office and Players. town. There haa not been a turnout Cerro De P a sco ...... 84% expressed his ccnfldence that Mr. Mancbe.sier Memorial boepital with of membera In auch larre numbera Ches and Ohio ...... 80% PubUo UtUltlee Stocks day at the Nathan Hale school. February 11 — Police benefit at a pose^ble leg fracture. (Jonn. Elec S e rv ...... 36 89 Tbs questions and answers are as Holda Diaensaion on New Holl would lead the Chamber to a State Theater. . In aeveral yeara aa waa the caae laat Chrysler ...... 68% most suooei^u' year, Tbe automobile, a 1928 Stutz nleht. Coca Cola ...... 96 Conn. P o w er...... 84 86 follows: touring valued at $4,000 when new, Coml Solv ...... 81% Greenwich, W4 O, pfd. 40 60 Does It injure a child to have an No Mdgtrt Oluuigee . The newly aeated offlcera were Garden Took. It was reported that through the was a total wreck. The Imprint of aaaured by the Fargo, N. D., repre* Cons Gas ...... 87 Hartford Elec ...... 47% 49% X-Ray taken? tbe tree was visible on tbs right aentative, now working in Connectl* Cons O il...... 10 Hartford O&b ...... 40 44 No more than having a snap tak­ splendid efforts of tbe finance com­ do., pfd ...... 46 — mittee, with the cooperation of the ROYAL NDGIIBOItS side of the front seat and thj wheel cut. that the order waa again taking Cont Can ...... 76 en by Dad’s camera. Aa far as the was snapped off at tbe steering on new life and actiihtlea and Com Prod ...... 74 S N E T Co ...... 100 104 children are concerned in the proce­ Members of tbe Manchester Gar­ officers and directors, the Chamber through the west there were being Del L and Wn ...... 23% Manufacturing Stocks dure, it is taking a picture, no more, den club followed a brief business had stayed within its Income during post. The entire dash, hood, and en­ eatabllahed new lodges with new Du P o n t...... 92% Am Hardware ...... 18% 20% nu lees. session last eveiiing In the Robbins the past year. Cne of the first acts INSTALL OFHCERS gine ot the heavy car were warped membera. In Connecticut the order Eastman Kodak...... 80% Am Hosiery ...... — 80 What is the need of X-Ray? room of the Center Cihurch house under the new president was the around at right angles of tbe rest waa showing more activity then In Elec and M u s...... 4fs Arrow H and H, com.. 9% 11% Before there is any obvious phy­ with eri exhibition and discussion of recommendatloa and approval of of tbe car. ’The wire spokes of the several yeara. He expressed the Elec Auto L ite ...... 18% do., pfd...... 90 100 sical sign of the disease and even the merits of various old and new the budget for 1984, similar to the right front wheel were on snapped opinion that the year 1934 would be Gen Elec ...... 19% Billings and Spencer.. — i before the best physician can dis­ garden gadgets Including flowers budget of liwt year. off at tbe rim. a much better one for the order Gen Foods ...... 34 % Bristol Brass ...... 19% 21% cover tuberculosis by the most care­ suitable for winter bouquets and Approves Auto Show Basqaet Senred as Part of Mrs. Lloyd said that her husband throughout the country. Gen Motors ...... 34 ys do., p f d ...... 95 — ful examination, the disease is dis­ flower arrangement ideas. The Board also gave Its whole­ left the house at 8:06 to go to work. GUlette ...... 9 Case, Lockwood and B — 300 covered In many cases by means of An Interesting exhibit was that of hearted approval of the reposed Anniial Meeting Held b He drove down OlcottT street to Gold Dust ...... 17% Collins Co...... 45 — X-Ray. (Jhristn'as roses, or helleborus, combined automobile and home ap­ Spence*- street and to Silver Lane Homestake Mining ...... 816 Colt’s Firearms ...... 16 18 Is it only children In whose im­ white flowers fi ished with purple. pliance shdw, to be held at tbe State and at a point opposite 198 Sliver GIRLS OF ST. MARY’S Hudson Motors ...... 13% Eagle Lock ...... 28 31 mediate families there have been 'The {Slant is evergreen and Is used Armory late In February or early in Hotel Sheridan. Lane, the car went Into a skid on Int Harv ...... 39% Fafnlr Bearings ...... 40 50 active cases of Tuberculosis who frequency in rock gardens, blossom­ March. It Is expected that there ice which likd formed, Mrs. Lloyd PLAN “KIDDIE” PA R H Int N ic k ...... 21% Fuller Brush, Class A. 7 10 need to be examined ? ing In this clim&te In January or will be about thirty-five appliance said, from water which overflowed Int Tel and Tel ...... 15 Gray Tel Pay Station 13 14 All children are in danger of de­ early February. The flowers and exhibits and ten or more makes of Manchester Camp No. 2640, Royal the stre 1 at that point. Johns Manvllle ' ...... 58 Hart and Cooley .... — 125 veloping Tuberculosis even if there plants had survived the Arctic automobiles on display. Plans for ’The wrecked car waa towed to the Kennecott ...... 19% Hartmann Tob, com.. — 5 Neighbors, held its annual banquet Schallen Motor Sales garage here. has never been a known case in the weather of late December in the the event will be startM immediate­ and installation of officers last eve­ Groups for New Year Organ­ Lehigh Val R d ...... 18% do,, pfd ...... 9 — immediate families. Naturally, the garden of Miss Mary and Miss ly- ized at Meeting Held Last Ligg and Myers B ...... 80% Int Silver ...... 30 35 child, living In daily contact with Helen Chapman. The president WM authorised to ning at tbe Hotel Sheridan. The Loew's ...... 26% do., pfd ...... 60 63 the disease Is in much greater dan­ Other everlasting flowers Includ­ appoint a committee on national ban(iuet hour at 6:80 was a most en­ * Night in Parish Hall. Lorillard ...... 17% Landers, Frary A Clk. 29% 31% joyable one with an attractive menu HOSPITAL NOTES New Brit. Mch, com.. 6 8 ger of contracting It. ed honesty, globe Amaranth, Chi­ lej^laUon that will be tbe local Mont Ward ...... 22 Can Tuberculosis be cured? nese lantern, bitter swCet, silver ar- contract for the United States consisting of fruit cup, olives, rad­ Nat Biscuit ...... 46% do., pfd ...... ^ . 30 50 ishes, stuffed celery, blue points, to­ The Olrls' Friendly society of St. Mann & Bow, Class A 3 7 It can be atrested even In a large temisia, straw flowers, gypsophila Chambers on Important legislative Fred Starkweather of 82 Stark­ Mary’s Episcopal church held regu­ Nat Cash Reg ...... 16% percentage of definitely active cases. and statlce, all well known to those matters in the ne,v Congress. Tbe mato bisque, saltines, roast Ver* weather street and Patrick Morlar* Nat Dairy ...... 13% do., Class B ...... % _ mont turkey with dressing and ty of 196 North Main street, were lar weekly meeting last evening. At Nat Pow and Lt ...... 8% North and Judd ...... 14 16 In practically all cases where the who assemble winter bouquets. president waz also authorized to 7:30 the monthly devotional service diagnosis Is made before the lung Some of the lanterns were dipped name a committee to attend a bear­ gravy, cranberry sauce, Fr. ich admitted and Raymond Miller of N Y Central...... 33 Niles, Bern Pond .... 9 ii fried or mashed potatoes, green 188 Spencer street, was discharged was held In the church, with music NY NH and H ...... 15 Peck, Stow and Wilcox 2 4 tissues begin to break down, a cure In sliver or gold and turpentine to ing on tax revision at the State by the Junior Choir. The rector cun be expected. 'The earlier the give variety Suggestions f-r other Capitol on January 18. peas, rolls, ice cream, cake, tea and yesterday. Noranda ...... 84 % Russell Mfg ...... 15 _ coffee. 'The cake, beautifully decor­ Arthur Lloyd of 617 Center gave a brief talk about the mission North Amer ...... 14 Scovlll ...... 21 23 Infection U discovered, the shorter bouquets were the .joutbem huckle­ McCabe Co^Unaented the time required to overcome it. E. J. McC!abe was reappointed ated in puiple and white, the gift of street, and Mrs. Emma Dietz of 127 to be held In the parish In the near Packard ...... 8% Stanley Works ...... 18 20 berry with Its lustrous green leaves; School street, were admitted today. future. Penn ...... 80% Standard Screw ...... 45 ___ Hence, the great value of X-Ray In southern smllax sllverwood. cat tails first vice president of the Chamber tbe management, was placed on the finding the unsuspected case. table, which was also decorated in The business ' meeting was in Phlla Rdg C and I ...... 8% do., pfd,, guar...... lOO ~ dipped In varnish to prevent their for the coming year. In his report The pipe organ in Trinity Metho­ charge of the new officers, with Phil Pete ...... 16% Smythe Mfg. Co...... 23 — Why have a campaign In the falling apart milk weed pods, tinted of activities of the (Chamber, Mr. tbe same colors. Songs sung during schools is proposed? the mead hour added to tbe enthusi­ dist church at Richmond, Va., has Edith Thrasher, members’ chair­ Pub Serv N J ...... 35% Taylor and Fenn .... — n o and sh.o.ped to resemble birds, and McCabe employed graphic represen­ been in coqstant use 94 years. man: Mary Law, recording secre­ Radio ...... 6% Torrlngton ...... '.. 49 5i Because there Is the consensus of other ideas too numerous to list. tation to bring out the outstanding asm. tary and Margaret Robinson, finan­ Rem Rand ...... 6% Underwood Mfg, Co. . . .35 37 expert opinion based on years of The ga’’den accessories embraced part that the C^iamber takes In the Tbe ouslness session and installa­ cial secretary. Names were drawn Req Tob B ...... 44% Union Mfg. Co...... _ 10 study that the years from early everythlug from a weeder about the life of the community, a type of il­ tion of officers followed. Past State for "mystery friends” for the com­ Sears Roebuck ...... 41% U S Envelope, com... — 45 adolescence to the beginning years size of a household fork to s large, lustration that brou^t many com­ Oracle Mrs. Rachel Munsle, assisted ing year. Associate Evelsm Tedford Socony V a c ...... 16% do,, p f d ...... 75 — of adulthood show the highest death long bandlec cultivator with seven pliments from the Board. ^ Ceremonial Marshal Margaret CONFUSION ENDED distributed tickets for the parish South Pac ...... 19% Veeder Root ...... 15 20 rate from Tuberculosis. As this prongs. Many new Ideas In wood 'The first part of the meeting was Brown Installed the new officers. turkey supper which is to be put on Sou P Rie S ...... 88% Whitlock Coll Pipe ... 2 — disease Is not rapidly fatal It Is rea­ and wire "Supports for plants were in charge of E. J. Murphy, retiring Recorder Margaret Shea, fn behalf Monday evening, January 22, imder South Rwy ...... 25 J.B.Wll’ms Co, $10 par 86 — sonable to feel that in the majority shown by the members, as veil as president, who was given a vote <5 of tbe camp, expressed appreciation ON BRAN the Joint auspices of the Ladles St Brands ...... 21% of cases where death occurs In the labels, the new flexible lead flower thanks for his fine work during the of the work . far-reaching affair. / master's address. Chaplain Charles STORMS OVER ATLANTIC EXCURSION A. Downes read bis ad(urese. Reports Glasgow,. Jan. 9.—(AP) — The FANCY BRISKETS W«re made by State Secretary S. 8. cSilfcfomla of the Anchor line «> NEW YORK JOHNSON ASSISTS Darius A. St. John of New Canaan arrived today after x successful Shenandoah Whiskey $2*00 and State Secretary Ard Welton of battle with what her crew de­ S u o ^ i , J in iia ry 14*21*2^ (BatUa) •Jeeii ef Plymouth. Boneleee scribed as the worst storm in her OpoortoBl^ to visit the Ford Bx- Also Aimoondnar Price Reductions On AD NatieiiuU 1 9 m b AUTOMOBILE TRADE To OonfWr Degree history. , posltua of w’ogrsii. Port Antbor- ’This evening the sixth degree will A few pusengers, whose names ity Bvadlng, 8tb Avenue DistilleiT Brands. (OoBtianad tron Png* o m ) be conferred at Foot Guard HaU at were not made public, received and llBi itreeS-^dnnssloa Free. 7 o’clock and again at 8 o’clock. It minor injuries. PLATE BEEF Lb. ^ is anticipated there will be 1,100 "I think the employees wlU t>e For three days and nights of the A rnTS; $2.00 Fr«Bh or Cornod glad to hear of the modification,” candidates. trans-Atlantic crossing all passea- $ . MacAuley said. Wednesday morning the session bers were ordered below decks. i*TN WtedMT U«ln ...... tiSSAAi Aetna Beer 2.00 ’The Chamber head, who is also will open at 9 o’clock, with the Waves broke over the ship and con­ ••••••••••♦• *lltI8 AJ4* (Contante). Case ...... iEST CENTER CUT president of the Packard company, biennial election of State officers, siderable furniture was smashed, in­ Di m Y^rk afliSS AJkC is here in coxmection with the Na­ the special order at 10. Btate Lectur­ cluding a grand piano which was if- tional Automobile Show, which is er M n. Sarah L. Curtis will make tossed about Jilu a toy. 1*"^' T**opj«. PORK CHOPS ' drawing throngs this w e^ to Grand her annual address. There will be a s _ Cratral Palace. Practically ail business session at 2 p. m., and in A U r /EsWiSm#.. ipmSAw# f t i t n i t m With 1,647 ships clearing from -si- 'manufacturers edtowing cars at the the evening at 7:30 an open meeting PorUand, Ore., In the 11 months of [ show reported today that they are with addresses by National Master Parckel# tfekstk b advaiW Nnkw Midland Package Store 1933 export tonnsige of 4,814,075 UlidiM Ik eeeeeimeietl^ m kMcbl A & P MEAT M reedring orders which exceed their Lotiis J. Taber, Governor Cross, surpassed last year’s ggure by ■M A (SiMa. ^ ■ , • TELISPHON&8DOO ^Bmst ofifaiditto. Jmpea. Mayer Beach gad othara. \ 616'toM,' V.'i •’V' ■

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The yoiing people from RockvUle TiUlEE FILES and vldnity are taktog part both to country," ths sflipintwii the speaking parts and the "My brother,_ who untsd wltn ms, ROCKVILLE choruses. Marie Ehresaler Believes L L S 9 5 J A W was kfllsd to ambush ons dsjt and - The foUowtog are the characters negrty 10 years I seanW for 'ORCE CHARGES arranged to the order of their ap­ his slayer. I found him, tooTBat he pearance: “Freddie", Leonard Dowdf Acting With Other Stars IK CBACO JUNGLES w u Ue u d help over­ Mrs. Vallee said that after she S. Belden, William Mooney u d manager of the Rockville-Willi- toe set, to know him, gave me a gets a new viewpoint on toe Job of onds. The animal has lived u d drowned here early this mormng, come constipation. Take nightly turned to New York in the spring Ernest Eddy, all of Hartford, WU- new Insight into his work. struggled for as much as three min­ when toe truck he was driving and note toe pleasing results. Mil­ 3 1938 her husband, with a "sinister I^g*ting Company, fA»m actipg. ahofitrwhlch, no matter how 11am Cordingly u d Ronald Cordtog- WUllmuUc, u d John S. Crossway, "Ycu learn a great deal about long we live u d work, we c u never utes, though. The jaguars come skidded on toe 4cy ' highway u d lions of boxes sold yearly. 15c, 8Cic, moUvs,” placed a device in her ly, of Boston. also of Wlllimutic. your own business by working with learn everything.” alone. If two cam e-----well, I hope plunged Into toe Housatonlc river. 60c. apartment by which all telephone The active bearers were as fol­ people as high up In that buslne^ they never will.” conversations were recorded. She On Monday evening Mr. Knowlton To play in adaptions of stags Siemel, who is toe only white m u said be was unable to obtain u y lows: Percy Ainsworth, general addressed the Men’s d u b of the dif­ as John u d Lionel Barrymore, or plays, Miss Dressier remarks, rich manager of the Hockuum Mills Wally Beery—not that he wtus u y who hunts big game with primitive evidence of Infidelity on her part ferent cbuqches of Stafford Springs. In'her experience on both stage u d weapoils, is in direct utitheels to and so "in his baste u d impatience” Compuy; Frucis S. Nettleton, Tnistees Hold Meeting stru g e r — Eldmund Lowe, Madge screen, is In itself refreshing to toe general superintendent of the Hock­ toe trend of civilized u d imcivilized he threatened to obtain a divorce in The trustees of the George Sykes Evans, K uen Morley, Phillips art of the screen player. hunters who are continually trying Mexico. anum Mills Compuy; Superinten­ Memorial school, popularly known to Improve their rifles. POPULAR MARKET Property Settlement dent of Schools Herbert O. Clough, M the Rockville High school, held But b u k of his long hunt in toe 855 Main Street Rubinow Building Plying her with liquor, sending Lebbeus F. Bissell, Dr. Walter H. their annual meeting yesterday found dead by her son in toe bath­ South Am ericu Jungles is as nice a her gifts u d writing affectionate Robertson, u d A. Leroy Mafrtin of morning at their quarters In the room. DOG WARDEN SAYS MANY story as ever unfolded on a qlnema notes, she claimed be sought to Rockville. Sykes school. The meeting was very Mrs. Emma Dillon was born Feb­ ______I acreu. It was all a question of a "hill" her into a false sense of se­ The different factories of the brief due- to the death of Charles S. ruary 9, 1851, In Philadelphia, toe curity, m eutlm e continuing his as­ Hockuum Mills Compuy, of which CANINES ARE LEFT HERE] sociation with Miss Faye. He also, Bottomley, a close friend u d aS' daughter of John ud Sarah PORTERHOUSE Mr. Bottomley was vice-president, soclate of the trustees, whose (Meuy) Hagu. T fell to love with my best she said, undertook to systematical­ resumed operations at 8 o’clock friu d ’s wife, b u k in Buenos Aires, ly force her into a "shockingly and funeral was held yesterday after­ Mrs. Dillon has resided in Rock­ SIRLOIN-----ROUND when the second shift of the day noon. Two Dogs Whose Owners Lived when I was 24," he explains. "I had grossly Inadequate” property set started operations. ville since 1909, coming here from a splendid position but there w u uement, which, through "complete H u. Charles S. Phelps, chalrmu Atlantic City where she resided for in Adjoining Houses Killed nothing to do but go away—u d ignoruce” she signed u d received Tollud Demoorsts Elect M the Board of Trustees, presided. m u y yeus. The Tollud County Democratic Within Four Days. forget I went to B rull, worked on but 1100 a week. The regular reports for the past the roads, did m uual labor on In contrast she claimed he was Association held their annna] meet­ She is survived by one son, Law­ year were read u d placed on file. rence M. Dillon, vice-president u d farms, slept well, u d in six months STEAKS making at that time 8350,000 a year ing Monday evening to the Town No formal utlon was taken as Col. secretary-treasurer of toe James J. Two dogs whose owners lived In I w u over It" REAL u d was worth three million dollars, Hall at which time officers were Fraimls T. Maxwell, a member of but she said be attempted to co n c^ elected for the ensuing year, reports Regu Muufacturtog Compuy; adjoining houses, have met death by Keeps Romaaee Alive QUALITY! the Boud of Trustees, found It Im four sisters, Mrs; A. M. Urquhut; automobiles within toe past four But be didn’t forget he adds. And his assets ud by other "subter­ were presented u d action taken for possible to attend. days. be never married, although he is 45 fuges” sought to make her believe the Increasing of the popularity of Mrs. T. R. Deavy, Mrs. K. A. Smith principal of A dog owned by Thomas Smith, 16 now. Instead, In u endeavor to his income was much less. the Democratic Puty. President u d Mrs. Julia Hutchinson, all of find some vital life interest, he be­ CUT FROM His voice, which has attracted the Rockville High school read a Philadelphia. She also leaves sev- Knox street, w u killed late lu t John 8. Jackson presided. short report on the utlvlUes of the week by ap .automobile on Cuter came interested in bunting for game HEAVY STEER thousudi, privately gave vent to a The meeting w u held imder the sral nephews u d nieces. f*vlolent, vicious u d ungovernable Sykes school during the past year. street. u d selected "tigere" for hla pursuit BEEF! temper.” she alleged. Further, she sponsorship of the "Ne^ Guard” ele­ Mr. Howe told of toe popularity of The funeral of Mrs. Dillon will be Yesterday afternoon uotoar dog, "We haven’t much law to our charged he Indulged In “hlasphemy ment which Is popularly known as toe muual training department held from St. Bernard’s Catholic owned by David Mullen, 13 Knox ud uses Intemperate, vile ud the Jefferson Club u d composed of particularly wood work u d muhtoe church Thursday morning at 10 street, w u u automobile victim. vituperative language." a majority of the younger Demo­ shop. He also mentioned that this o’clock. Rev. George T. Slnnott, The dog was hit by u automobile Cut To Your Order Miss Faye, whom the singer’s crats in this section. work bad to be limited because of pastor, will officiate at a solemn going west on Center street, ud Any Size wife says he intends to marry, The nominating committee, con­ toe crowded condition of both shops. requiem mass. Burial will be in toe toe dog warden w u called upon to Spells Any Thickness labelled the charges *mentioning her sisting of Mrs.' I. Tilden Jewett of He suggested u enlargement as toe family plot to S t Bernard’s ceme­ dlsTOse of the body. TRY ONE! as "ridiculous.” She came here to Tollud; Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch beat solution of toe present difficul­ tery. naymond Robinson, local dog war- Reduce seme womea to the appear In the Vallee picture. of Columbia, u d Erneat H. Wood- ty. Briefs du, finds there are muy days be­ petulant ahadow of dieir own ward of Coventry, brought to the ing left In M uchester by out of ■miliag aalvet. Odb«n take Fifty Joron Named Robert Beattie, m uager of toe town people. In m u y cues there the 'Vegetable Componad following list of nominations which At a special meeting of toe Board were unanimously accepted: Palue Theater u d secretuy of toe are dogs left here Just after toe w b u they £m1 the ‘^uet** ^ Common Council, held Monday Rockville Lions Club, underwent a owners reach toe M uchester line comiog on. It iteadiee quiver, President, John N. Keeney of lag nerves::: helps to tooe up TOLLAND Rockville. evening with Mayor George C slight operaUon at toe RockvlUe from B ut Hartford, Stiver Lue Is Scheeta presiding, fifty Jurors were a ty hospital Monday. Dr. F ru cis the geaetal heelth.»fivoe tfatu Secretary, Miss Helen Murphy of one place where stray dogs are toon pep : ; atore cfaarau The Ladles’ Aid society of the named for toe RockvUle City Court. M. Burke perfoimed toe operation. oftu raported as being left, u d in Rockville. The naming of toe Jurors for toe January Mattress Special! Federated Church will not bold its Treuyrer. Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett The annual meeUng of toe Rock- neulv every case toe dog wlU have regulu monthly supper F^day eve­ of Tollud. municipal court has b e u a formali­ vllle Fish A Game Club was held a leather collar, hut no tig to show LYDIA E. PINKHAM ’S ty to toe city govemmut for tolny who toe owner might be. There h u ning as has been the custom the Vice-presidents, Andover, WlUlam Monday evening at their new skeet VECETABLE COMPOUND second Friday evening m the month years u d is to complluce with the ground! on MUe HUl. b e u more out of town dogs ^oked E. Palmer: Bolton, Mrs. Elsie Johu; city charter. Few times, If ever, up for several months put as they are to furnish a buquet Coventry, Fred C. WeUwood; Colum­ Genuine Innerspring Mattress , for the Y. M. C. A. Ju u a ry 26. The Jurors have been used to the R o ^- A meeting of Ellen Q. Berry Auxi­ dogs owned by M uchester people, eoclety also voted to omit the Feb bia, Joseph N. Clark: Ellington, vUle City Court liary wai held last evening to toe toe w ard u said. ruary supper. John Jackson; Hebron, Sue Pendle­ The following Jurymen were nam­ G. A. R. Hall, Memorial b u ild ^ . Mr. u d Mrs. Everett Smith u ton; Mansfield, Jack L5mch; Somera, ed, e u h member of toe council Divieion No. 1, Ancient Order of A deer apparutly bora with only bounce the birth of a daughter bom Ensign Klbbe; Stafford, Mrs. Rlcn- naming a Jurymu to rotation; Hlbernius, held their regular meet­ three legs yet fat u d able to travel W STii last Saturday morning Juuary 6 in ard Murray; Tollud, Chules Leon- Otto Lehrmltt John Whliama, ing last evening at 8 o’clock u d toe with considerable speed w u found the Hartford hospital. u d ; Union, Albert Heck; Vernon, Maxwell Orumbach, John P. Cam­ axixillary of this order will hold a near Ooleta, Cal. $ 12.50 Chules McCuthy; Willington, Hen­ meeting thie evening. Mr. u d Mrs. Rupert West were ry Duda. eron, Nelson G. Read, Roger J. Mur­ guests Saturday of Mrs. West’s phy, John O. ' Forrest Harry C. The Hockuum Benevolent society BRIDGE - WHIST - SETBACK parents, Mr. u d Mrs. I v u Wilcox Executive committee: Fitch N. Bartley, George E. Hammond, Fred held its annual meeting last evening of Merrow. Jones, Hebron: Louis I. Etoton, Bol- Leinhos, William Gayton, James A. in the pariah rooms of SL John’s Mr. u d Mrs. Lathrop West were ton^ud Archibald Buchanu, M i^ Beaumont George B. Thompson, BplaCopal church. Hovrard Hewitt Wappinsr School Hall guests of Mr. u d Mrs. Ira WUcox George MorreU. P. M. Howe, Frank presided u d . a social hour followed WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 1934 at Eagleville Friday. The speakers Included Oommls- W. Ciechowakl, Frank M. Adams, toe meeting. Howiu^l Ayers made a businees sloner of Motor Vehicles Michael A. Robert E. Llebe, Fred J. Cooley, The regular meeting of the Board 8:00 O’clock trip to New Jersey Tuesday ud Couor; Dr. Edward G. D olu, Col­ Pleny Krause, Charles WiUeke, WU- of Selectmen will be held this eve- Proceeds to go for Dental Clinic K^mp on will be gone sever^ days. lector of Internal Revenue for Con­ 11am V. Sadlak, Charles Hetotz, John Dtog for toe distribution of town Rev. J. Raymond Mills of Hart­ necticut; John Jukson, retiring Alley, Robert Brown, Albert E. aid u d clothing to toe needy of toe AdmissHMi 25c. Your Tors, OMsI ford was the preacher to charge of president u d John N. Keeney, in­ Waite, Henry Radynr, George Ar­ community. Dancing to Follow. tha Sunday morning service at the coming president. nold, Barry C. Dowding, Jamee a . M u y peopl4 to Rockville are suf- • e W ehD oe Federated church. For “SpuWh Moon” BUiott Arthur Corbto. Charles Et fertog with'Cefids u d toe grip due Bus win Ittve Center at 7:30. TdUud Orange will bold one of Fverythtog is to readiness for the McLean, Morits Kemnltzar, Ernest to the txereme change to toe a series of w bi^ it is spensortog presentation of the up-to-the-mto- Llppm u, Fred W. Elliott, George weather. next Friday evening in the Com­ ute musical comedy "Spanish Moon" W. Watowright Frank A. S ergeut Peter Dowglefics Is act­ munity House when the public is in­ sponsored by the Sunday ■ehool of Nelson C. Fuller, Luthar A. Duller, ing u eaptato of the Rockville vited. Prizes will be given u d re­ the Union Congregational church, to freshments served. Frank Say, John MeICnatry, fgi»rlei! police while Captain Richard Shea the udltoriuln of the George Sykes Connors, Elmer Leonard, George is a patient to too Rockville d ty AMCO You be able to buy a mattresa «l this low |Heo Eleven members of Tollud Memorial school Wednesday mnA hoepltaL ^ Grange motored to Suffield Satur­ Herzog, Max C. Wetsteto, \TOMam Thursday evenings. J. Nutland, Edward B. Jukson. John Brow, of too Rockville Water White very long. Tliese are very good quality^vportli 9IS.50.. day evening to attend the special The musical comedy is being stag­ George C Scheeta, Arthur R. House, w u removed to the Rock­ Full spring constmetioii and

' v m t u a a '* Tim D A T^i'i^A xtfhuifc ■f. >^t **• t< ■ Air I / 0 X, : , i ■ ^arrie^ Men, Not Women Worry Feminist j • V ’’ 4 Carrie Chapman Catt at 75; She HILDR a u h t n e m 1 iltd Molted ^Ibrh ^ With paeoliHr pote* • • • OliM RotMTti Bm d r StraMDly wiaa' aoinahoir 1 b iH ted Fears They*ll Start New Wars whan I found nUoM TO UROM tba turbulanoo of lovo, B io o r m i a to d a y By PAUL HARRIfON WARN OHILOEBR OF Bstora sf UasoaplofadtalBiiRAaba New RoebsUs, N. Y., Jan. 9.—At OOAtTlRO DANGERS * From your lipa, voor anlla. Mote Tbamllm liaMs aTFtY MOBSU/ Md TOM From tha giy wannth of year anoa. JHBA VSR «M a»ni«d tlM hum 75, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt has jory sad flMMWk, Doe 5s Last Bf- ter M LOA HOTAUNO Hid not yet reached the age of rsml* Any addid warning of mins about Paaca would stajr awhlla. nlsosnos. Too many things are go­ WnWB BUM. lil« MpMto to ■Isds sssms 'supsrfltious bscauss MOW my Ufa ia ordarly. By DR. MORRIS FiraBBOT lot la Insarfi bat Onw iatoado ing on la tbs world for her to look scarcely a mother lives these days And I do not wait Editor, JottroaJ of tha ilmiirtniS to h m p bor job. tiaohlnf ia a backward i too many goals are still who doesn’t worry her head off Hoping that you’ll eidl tonight, Bledleal Asaoolation, sad of unattalned for the greatest living ,////..,...... _ why you’ra lata. Hygata, the Haoltli Magaalae o r j . , ^ i « fenolnlst and suffragist to And con­ every time Johnny drags bis flyer •Bood ia tbolr Row York opart* tentment In the memory of past off the porch. OMOt VBRA GRAY, oa old frload I’d give long quiatnaaa As tba unamployed return to achievements. You can tell a child, warn him, (Peace ia such a bora) work, thare Is greater UabU- of Ton'o tolophoMO. Tom ooko Not even woman suffrage is a // // ^ 4 4 and explain about danger, but It Juat to hear your eager atap ity of Industrial aeddents. And bor to hmobooD to oioet OTpoy. settled Issue throughout the world, goes in one ear and out the other V Running to my doer. so it to zaore Important tbap ever bat Orpoj ooa’t fot owaj from although she bad helped establish the minute be meets up with Jim that you know first old in ease of work to go. After a bard daj at smSrage societies in 26 countries. or BUI and the exdtlng hlU looms accident or shock, and make usa •oebool ibe rooheo borne to learn And as for peace—the cause to A ahead. A hundred fl,^es rush­ of it properly when necessary. that Vera Is oomliif to call on which Mrs. Catt has devoted most / ing upside down, like a tilted flea When a person Is injured, near­ then Vera arrlvee and the two of her astonishing energies ever circus, does things to his blood. ly drowned, or In any other way girls dlshke each other on slslit. since she won the suffrage cam­ At the top of the bill be plops hurt, he may suffer also from Tom seems relieved when Vera paign in the United States In 1920 down beUy-giinders on Ms own shock. In this condition he will —well, peace is still In the offing. f f 4 / carrier and whizzes down the in­ be pale, hla pulse feeble, his cir­ W ete later lila and Derek re- Too far, perhaps, for an old lady 4 " 4 ^ 4 / cline In a trance of speed that culation poor, and his breathing tom from their honeymoon In of 76 to hope to see. throws all caution to the winds. dlinoult E u r o p e . ______Not Alanned Over 4 4 Yet repeated wrarnlngs do have First aid for a persem in shock NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Condition of World some resiilt. CbUdren do have requires that be be placed fiat on ‘1 suppose you want to call this some feeling of self-responsibility his back, with bis bead low and CHAPTER V ^ 4 . and a sort of cumulative sense of as comfortable as possible. If he a birthday interview,” said Mrs. things to look out for. It was Lila’s voice on the tele­ Catt as she settled herself in a big Is conscious, give him a small phone, sweet, slightly fretful, as chair in the big library of her big Point Out Dangers amount of aromatic spirits of om- always, ‘Ts that you, Gypsy? We white house on a big hill near here. For ’nstance, if Johnny Is told mcmia as a stimulant. If bs Is not got back last week. I’m dying to "The fact Is, birthdays do not im­ that the t l ^ and telegraph poles conscious, a whiff or two of am­ press me very much, even at the beside the track wont ^v e an monia held under bis nostrils see you,” inch if be hits them and can crack may bring about revlvaL Of course, Gypsy didn’t take three-quarters-of-a-century mark. More Interesting to me Is the skulls like pecans If they met head If a person to hiAoiUfig freely, this literally. Lila was given to on, it may give the b ^ a new the blcediJig may be stopped exaggeration. thought that we’re all beginning a new year. I’m not alarmed about respect for them. through application of preasure “Do come for dinner next the condition of the world, but I do If there Is any abuttment or cul­ with a piece of clean gauze, with week,” Lila urged. "How about wish we’d acquire as much common vert at the end of the track he a comprees or a handkerchief. Tuesday? Is Tuesday free?” sense as we think we already have. should be told the same thing. And In a very serious case, it may Gypsy, smiling to herself, said also wrarned that guiding a fast be necessary to apjAy a tourni­ 'Then we’d realize the Inevitable Mrs. OuTle Chapmaii O att.. .Is too busy with today’s problems to rem­ sled requires quick wit and eye that Tuesday would be fine. Lila’s penalties of wars before we get Into inisce about her yesterday’s trlamphs. quet, However, this should be air of supposing that Tom and she ■them. and should be practiced on very done by those who unddrsteaid had a full calendar of engage­ “The depression? It’s an old story innocent Uttle hiHs before he at­ SPRTAL SERVICE BDRBAU, how to do It, because many a per­ ments amused her, ’This was Sat­ tempts the big track. son has been Injured by a tourtil- to me. We were just getting over tains 300 books on war, and Mrs. a farm near Charles City, la., she Boon 80S, 4«1 E lte k Ave., New York City. urday afternoon. Gypsy was glad one when I was bom in 1859. Then The thing that I consider most quet rather than benefited by its She’d been at home when Lila Catt Bayv she has read them all. was teaching school at the age of dangerous in the "way of sleds is Enclosed find ten cents for which send me "Souvenbs,.” a use. the Civil Wa came, bringing anoth­ For pure relaxation, Mrs. Catt 14. At 16 she had saved enough booklet of Helen Welshimer’s poems. called. Dinner at the Bliss’s an er. In 1873 there was per^pS the the bob in the hands of a no"vice. When there Is a severe wound, Tuesday gave her something gay reads detective stories. She has money to enter Iowa State Cohege With the right boy at the helm It Is Important to keep yow fin­ greatest of all depressions, due large flower and vegetable gardens, from which she was graduated in it is the greatest sport m the Name ...... gers out at the wound. ' Any of to look forward to. What with mostly to the Franco-Prussian War, .watching the budget, and seeing but is thankful that she can hire three years. Mason City made her .world. With the greenie or the Street. .'a ,ji sr —* the wdl-recognlzed antis^tics though we bad little to do with it. someone to do most of the work. superintendent of schools when she that the bills were paid, the yoimg In 1889 a distinguished economist, uncertain one guiding it, it is a may be dropped jntp the wound. Weavers had little to spend on Her health, she says, is better than was 22 Yes, Carrie Lane, was a menace and a killer. If your boy City ...... State Thra cover tbs. wound with clean w iitli^ about that depression, said it was five years ago. bright girt.. or girt is going out "bobbing” find gauze until the attention of a. amusement. it was still going on. By 189S there Then she began to worry about “The women of 1934?” continued B ^ a a Crusades Early in life out who is driving above all else. ly, it is the woman who haii been Among the most frequent een- high, after that season’s mode. support. Such organizations must crusade for women’s rights. Her have seen it work out beautifully Well, I think depressions began make new plans. where auUiorities blocked off cer­ blessed with the Midas touch, and ditions vdilch people try to treat Yes, with her last year’s red slip­ about the time they were building second husband died in 1605. tain hilly streets for the kids. The dollar sign on the divorce de­ the man who convinces a judge that for themselves are hiccups, pers, It would do! the pyramids, and that we have "Women, I hope will be asking Carrie Chapmkn Catt was elected themselves, ‘What did I do last Owners of cars on those streets cree means considerable more to­ the love be gave her was ~uch that coughs, nosebleed and ^pUntM But when She routed out those been having them ever since. I can president of the National American had to use back alleys or park day to a large number of Eve’s she should make perennial ps"- beneath the skin. Uppers, they proved sadly dis­ recall only about nine prosperous year? What did I achieve? Can Woman Suffrage Association in I do better in 1934?’ somewhere until the ropes were mercenary granddaughters, than ments. Yet if the woman comes into appointing. The lost time she had years out of mj 75.” 1900. Later she organized the In­ down at six oclock. A few dis­ a lean season when she can’t pay, There are a dozen superstitions danced in them, an Irremediable Mrs. Catt tells people that she is “Actually, I don’t worry nearly so ternational Woman Suffrage Alli­ the cupids on the marriage license. gruntled ones grumbled and then A bridegroom merely piomlses to she never goes to jail. The wum un­ about stopping hiccups. If a littie grease stain had appeared from In semi-retirement. By that she ap­ much about the women any .more as ance, and lectured for it in every gave in. They remembered the derstands that when a woman can’t, water or a little food or an ordinary nowhere on the toe of the left parently means, that she is not as I do about the men. Men not only love and cherish. But an ex-husband sedative does not stop the hiccup, important coimtry in the world. days when they were young and promises to pay! she can’t! one, Gypsy struggled, with clean- active as in the' days when she make the w«mi, but they often botch When the success of suffrage in the that a sled to a little tjice is quite The latent streak of cU-valry— it must be taken as a serious aymp- twy fluid and chalk, to remove would attend a luncheon, preside the jobs of making peace. Experi­ United States seemed assured, she as important as bis car is to him. Because a woman once stood by a and it is quite dormant, we grant, tom that demands prompt medlctf this. But all her efforts only made at a couple of meetings, lead a ence has shown us that it takes a planned and organized the League In the coimtry there is no need man’s side, in front of a minister or &i a man who will take alimony attention. the spot more stubborn. parade, be the guest of honor at a hundred years to change the minH of Women Voters so th.it members for using public highways. Ter­ somebody else who said marrying from a woman—^functions suffi­ A cough perrtstent enough or "They look awful!” She wat. ready dinner, make a speech in the eve­ of the pepple on a great soci^ idea, of her Bex would know what to do rain that has silly roads usually words, and answered yes iL the ciently for him to refuse to con­ severe enough to cause pain de­ to weep. It would be the grossest ning and tre.vel all night. Tc'^y such as suffrage. Doubtless'it will with the vote when they got it. supplies other adjacent slopes too. right places, she has a right to de­ fine he- to prison. mands Immediate meer atten­ next week. And your insurance.” Blue Hills on the morrow, so she book has postihiUties and wait tion to its earliest ste^WA He snapped his Angers. “Right telephoned the house. No, Mrs. The Thrror gave back the reflec­ quietly for better days. you are. Well, what about those Morell had not seen the wedding tion of 'a curly-haired girl with Marriage Is sitpposed to be ivory dinguses you wore with the slippers. They seemed to be ir­ wide, soft, eager eyes. Tom came founded on love. Divorce Is caused dress.” retrievably lost. to her and kissed her swiftly. by the lack at it. Just where the She struck at her forehead. This was in the nature of a “Let me see those shoes.” heart-stirring emotion goes mer­ 0LORIPflN6 "What a fool I am! I’d clean for­ catastrophe for Gypsy. She came She hunted them out and gave cenary no one knows. But ro­ gotten my weeding shoes. I can back into the living room, where them into his hands. He turned mance puts in a bill for past em­ have them dyed.” Tom WM sitting at the gate-legged them over cxiriously. braces when sunamer ends and Y ourself She would have them dyed table, with all his papers and- fig­ “Too bad you have to wear love drifts out to sea. green, brilliant green, and wear ures snread out before him, and them.” It isn't any wonder that a large the little string of jade-colored sat down without saying a word. Gypsy shrugged. She was a good number^ of ex-husbands wish that beads Father had given her on Tom pushed back the. welter of actress. "Oh, I don’t mind. Hon­ women "who brag of their modern her last birthday. work and ran his fingers through estly.” independence would stretdh it a - WfUlwr fcA S M S I Tom watched her, smoking idly, his hair. "Find ’em, honey?” Marko had said, long ago, she point and add financial independ­ as she rummaged through box She shook her head. remembered; you’ll be sorry if you ence to the list of desirable qual­ If 3T0U "Wish to be trMy- beautiful, and drawer, in search of the "Well, look, why don’t you run marry a poor man. You like lux­ ities. get yourself In good phyMool con­ ivory slippers. She wm conscious over before the shops close ar. ’ get ury. Well, she’d show him. dition. It Is practically InqxMalMo of his unwonted silence, and turned a psdr now. You may not have Tom wras looking at her in a to have nice skin, shiny HjBv and to look at him, surprising some time Monday ...” curiously bantering way. “You don’t sparkling eye; if your ':ody to not in new, troubled expression in his eyes. have to, darting,” he told her. He ship-shape condition. * G3T)gy «ld, stubbornly, that she'd ! o t a t t o n s — "What’s the matter darling?” wear the red ones. She did not add was holding something out to her. First of all, before you start to He squinted through the smoke. what she thought in her heart, they A box wrapped In green paper. buy any creams and totinna, or go "Nothing—only I wish I could Gypsy un"wrrapped It. Little gilt san­ ^ p 9 looked simply dreadful and Lila uyealiK ti through any particular cosmetio give you things. You weren’t very wrould be sure to notice. She put on dals lay within. Her size. I would emphasize the importance routine, make a careful dieck cm bright to marry a poor man, Gypsy. a cheerful face and went out to get “Tom, you shouldn’t have . . .!” aruL iD'Cbe' *ih of rest and precusb the gosp^ of fat­ the condition of your body. Nearty You ought to have luxuries. You’re supper. But the thought nagged her, There vtss the Insurance. There was neiD ' ViouAe ebcckA»? ness, which in the earlier periods of everyone needs to be thorough!^, so pretty and so sroung.” as she boiled and skinned shrimps the rent. There were these insane, life, at any rate, is nearly always examined by a phyalcia. at least "Will you stop h a rp i^ on that?” for salad and cut up handfuls of lovely little shoes with the maker’s accompanied by mental fatness. once a year. If you have an He was serious, he said. It crisp white celery, and mixed may­ name, an exj)€nslve one, stamped rrui —Dr. H. R. C. Rutherford of Dub­ ale ailment, it to a protdam t f i ^ made him feel ashamed. A pair Inside.. lin, Ireland. e doctor and net onp vdil^ tet' onnaise. This time last 3rear she A m oki' S of scuffed and shabby djmrfTig would have rushed out, qiilte care­ "You’re not going to wear shabby be solved by a certain. oaom at shoes, molded to the shape of lessly, to bu> new sandials. She had shoes,” said Tom, “as long a I \ine- a n d Ad 'What agriculture needs to not lotion. Gypsy’s small feet, accused him. spent a great deal of her salary on can get the other kind for you.” CanrnWttaUe. more government help, but more Do you get plenty "Doling, what do jrou think I She knew he was thinkirig of self-help. enough exerclae? ItHOHate that her young,and pretty person. But ^ e a u j % want out of life?” Gsrpsy wanted now—wsU, It was not fair to Tom. Marko. —L. J. Taber, national master of there are very few to know, abandoning the seardi. And there were so many things Ttioke, 'teo the National Grange. not need at least elg9 "Just money and t^ things It they needed for the house. No, the (To Be dontinued) and rest every- buys? You ought to know better red slippers would just have to do. I owe my long life to exerclae and suro that your bad ' than th a t” And If Marko were there—^well. It shower hatha. Sleep with the Tom said moodily th a t of course, couldn’t be helped, that was all! —^August Heckaher, New York do not haVe the he did. But It wasn’t much fun for realtor. opm> window Mo her, he eould see th a t If she’d mar­ Just the same, when she rushed A Thought ^90Q X your head. ried Marko Broughton . . . home from work Tuesday eve­ The United States if a natural WaUtiaf mild Gypsy laughed akmd. "As If ning to bathe and dress her heart Y ’OD aay choose cotton prints, rayon, pongee, pique, lln*en, tub sinplus-produelng couatrY. No gov­ axefdaea each I ever considered that!” rather sank as she stared at the ernment can dec^ or iefy tha lavra all the time whlMl i "Wall, he (Bd, anyhow.” Tom Wee onto him tiuti glvetii his .t or light woolHi to make the smartly designed house frock of nature. We can’t cpm te our pao- an haa to davot# slippers. Her dress was all right. nslghbor drink, tiua thy to designed^In nine staes^ 86, 88, 40, 42, 44, 4«. t a a n ^ shout the room now, She had worked op it last night. 48. 60 and 68. 81m 44 t e o l m S 6-8 yards of 86-lnch material plus le to cease produdngi dor can wa d

Charlie Kebart Breaks CONTRACTS MAILED Charter Oaks Take Two EXPECT TO RECOUP M, H, S, at New Brii Local 3-String Record TO GIANT PLAYERS Games From Wallingford 1933 TURF LOSSES Guards Oppose Phantea With 462; Takes Match ✓ 'nia Chartsr Oak Girla gava WaWngferd Btar Oirla Trade to Battle Plaim Major Leagues Adopt First unimpreaslve exhibition of bowling M. N ova k...... 81 79 108 Ynr Fetbind hj b e r e s M lest night at the C3iarter Oak ^ E. Balasoo .. . . 86 01 88 267 Bowling the last half of a home^The visiting bowler slipped bi^y is leys In taking two out of tbrsc J. B ernard...... 86 86 91 366 and home match against Ous WoU> the fifth game, however, while Ke- lluiform Schedule in His­ games from the Wallington-Star E. Bandesebi . . . 103 81 97 281 m Nomlwr of Staiot to Maachsatar fiDfh -aagafai to itswlawls in tbs Tm*SS fw flU ! schlager of Meriden at the Charter bart rolled what proved to be high Girls in the State League match. M. Lynch...... lOl 103 111 316 seventh sacouatsr of the qowrraatmt tltla. The local team started out strong Oak alleys last night, Charlie Ke> single for the match, 172, to recover tory of Baseball. baskethao oas/son tamopraw sn etn s the lost ground and add forty>three and hit a team single of 517 but 469 443 481 1361 Loafalize Hono Radog. against Now M tala High hi tho Iho local attraction hart, MjLnehester*t bowling champ, pins to h '' original margin b^dee. Slipped badly I9 the next two gamea, Orartsr Oak Maeokealer Bight a son sof thoi shattered the tows three string reo From then on Kebart aeld the the visitors taking ths last by seven Jackmor# ...... lOi 104 96 800 Hardware City- Tho Rod aag ^ Nattcnal , ord with a mark of 462, topping, the pins. upper hand and finished with a ten- New York, Jan. J— (A P )—Salary Strong ...’------102 89 79 270 By COlU MATT g. WINN white boopston, duo to thoir splen­ Fhaatoma ef Now record set by "Sparky” Saldella by game total of 1,307 to 1,275 for contracts for 1934 are traveling Jennie Schubert rolled high single G. Nelson ...... 90 104 117 311 did sbowiag affaiaat Brlstef aad a that has taken tho tea pins. with 118 and high three string wth Presideat Aiderlcaii T v f Assootatioa town . over the hurOss. _ WoUschlager, a margin of 32 pins, through the mails to 86 members of F. Nelson . 106 82 81 289 Chicago, Jan. 9.— (A P )— With their victory over West Hartford, Kebart achieved his mark in the which added to the 42 of the first 334. The Charter Oaks have won J. Schubert — 118 106 111 884 to a row. 'The Guards ars the world champion New York twenty-one games and lost nine in the Amirioaa pec^e geaeraUy will b« favored to wla but New Erit> third, fourtt and fifth games, vLen half gave Kebart a total margin of more optimistic the New Year eoafidrat tte t with the rsta u St he hit the wood for 136,164 and 172. seventy-four pins. Kebarfs total for Giants today. The news they wUJ State League competition to date. 517 484 483 1484 aln caa be oouatod on to fondah Dowd sad Farr, tbsg osa halt tg* romisea the racing associations of stiff oppoiitltm every mlauta of the Starting the match against Woll- the twenty games was 2,688 and carry will in the inadn. be good news le Nation will have a successful vtaw tehls vtatory strsak of tSb schlag e with an advantage of 42 Wollschlager's, 2,614. E coBtesi;st NSW Britain flvs and it should bs’% says Secretary Jim Tierney. season and the loeees of 1933 will be Loarne Clash F riA v. pins, gained in the first half of the Last night's scores were as fol­ recouped. thrilltog battls from start to flatrit match at Meriden, Kebart dropped lows: Kebart, 101, 119, 136, 154, Thoe-. who contributed most to New Britain was d scisiv^ beat­ Ths (Ouards wtra dedslvsiy bsatah our succeu last year have been re­ The outstanding feature of the en by Bristol aad ICNri to Meridsa tbirty^-one pins in me firstrst four 172, 110, 146, 134, 122, UO—1,807. 1983 turf scasoB was the i^rsase in twios last season aad toekH on m games, as woUschlager ^imec. in a WoUschlager, 126, 136, 144, , 68, membered,” Tierney explained. "We Flyin * Fishes Play High by a eac<«oiat margia but s m s g ^ i ^ Saturday sight. 0 188 probably will have a few uUferences the number of states legalixing rac­ brilliant exhibition of pin toppling. 136, 127, 110, 127, 136—1,275. ing under the pari mutuel smd^em. Coach Shoa’s ofaargss bare turasd to 20. TJ» Ouards have won ifa e t of opinion, but on the whole I think While the apparrat rasult of this ia victories over eovwal good taaiBt ntos gamss to date. - the Giants will appreciate they are will be too much racing, the turf and may bit their etrido sgalnst Trade at Flatoviiie. not participating in a down-wart In Our Waters, Too will profit by securing a wider pub- Manchester. The leosl quiatSt ro- Moaobostar Trade, vrith oaly two revision.” Uc support and the Breeders will turns to league compstittra this Fri­ vietories to sevra starts to date, Manager Bill Teriw signed a five find a new market for their thor^ day night at the local Armory, travel to PlatovUXs to meet Fiato- years contract shortly aftsr he bad Ke;(ey Largo, fc, Fla., Jan. 0—Mew Incline and Itt it trail meetiag Middlotowa High. M14- Last Place Celtics Out the deep blue milk-warm waters of oughbrads with as laereass of the vills Wgh tonight oad tbs iooals ata led the Giants to world series vic­ count doUborately to i r tES low prices that prevailed la the ^etown has lost thrtc straight to hopeful ef oumag short a tbrae- the gulf stream, fishermen fr6m all quick action is nseessary. With Bast Hartford, Merldm aadsMstol tory over tLe Washington feBaters. parts of the world find the off-shore past. year. ganae leeiag streak. Beth the first all the strength you can muster, Another impressivo rsault of the but gave the latter team a real aad ssooad taams will bs to aotten, paradise they seek. Jerk the line upward. scare before bowing in defeat A With Sunday baseball now legal Here the keen fin of a shark outs 1938 racing was the fact that prac­ the prsitostoary being scheduled To Beat Masons Tonight in Pennsylvania, the m a;|or leagues With your sstifish booked, th# tically every track in America, with victory for Manchester will keep the for r o'clock. water like a knife as it races after fight begins. First there Is a have been able to adept the first Its luckless prey. A porpoiee school only a few exceptions, flaished as tAOUgb a runaway horse laser OB the year. uniform schedule in history. The is rolling and blowing m the dist­ your book in his mouth. With r 1684 schedule gives each of the 16 ance. A tlgsrisb bairacuda. the feet braced against ths rail you The spring raeiag esasoa la the Ao m UTi Need Win to Clinch major league clubs 12 Bupday home most savage thing that swlns, may reel out, “Whirr, whirr, whirr," west wtfi opmi at OhurabW Downs, games. slash your fish la half as you are ae ths fish rushes out to sea F in! Round Honors in Rec The 164 game schedule will open pulling it in. A lumbering, two-ton against tbs 12-pound tension on Schmeling-Leyintky Go P d s k d j D d l l April 17 to run to September 80, al­ manatee, or sea-cow, p lc^ along your line. though 1 h e eustomaiy advance like a floating island. Suddenlynuy urn bs euips,stops, ThereTners laIs a year old will be eatartd aad tbs opening will be held at Washington Hsrs a bat-Uke manta, or classic will measura up to its best League; Phantoms Oppose OMOLBfl WIN. flash off a great — ^ glistening b^ y tradlttoas, In tbo senior league at the Y. M. April 16 with the rebuilt Boston devllflsb, 20 feet across, may at­ In the suxiligbt, followed by a Red Box the visiting attraction. tack your boat, wrap bis Ion; mighty Off, Disagree on Purse C. A., the Crioles osfsatsd the FUl- splash as tbs sallfisb ds- (luards in Second Tilt; The -in-star game between picked lilppors about it and try to crus) scribes a ' 10-foot arc in midair. e ra , 43'24, During the first half it (axes and rifiss are needed on both teams were evenly matched, teams of the two muJors will be Again and again be leaps, some- LOCAL Y. E C . A TEAM played C. A. bowling team Conn to Term on 8p^ kavseV played best for the fillers; forefinger and lO-lnch strips of baJanoing blmaslf on his taU, bs VICTOR ON COAST tht Bee Senior league in the first Bcore: bait. The season is new is full evenedd the score laturday night stands W fr upright is au the whsa defeated tbs O ba^r mnid frill be pt^ed tonight at the Oriolss (48) blast, with hundreds of Iks Wal­ towering majsity of bis six feet Klif’i Siitir h em ti P. • P. T, ton's disciples from all points on Oaka by 64 pinsplaa at tbs "Y" allsyi,allsyi. •eboel street gym when the Weet as ha Alps evsr the lurfaee of This was tbs first sstbaek far tbs fide Celties, oeeupants of the cellar 0. Qusrtis, rf ...... 4 0- X bm vtof UP t&lr hu«a the water. The UIusIob is like a 1. W, Varri^ if ,..,..2 2-2 « man JumpUig with faeC aleas to- south sad taam this season. Ths Wins fidf Tonrnnniit for dm fiem u'i Dmud neeitlon slash with the league Charter Oaks startsd off Uks sure ImMsIlaar AfiMMMI |£|LiM M,t flU 2. Prook, c .,.8 0-2 10 f ^ r . AU ths wuis ths fish ts 8. P, Imlth, I f 2 1- 2 8 Let us Join aa SKpadltlen as It chaklng his head Iwa aa aagry winners whsa they hit 8X2 in the the Fovtii Time; Sbneti for H ||M t Portion. While at 1:46 the IfaUonsl Ouards 0. Oloavags, rg ....,.,1 0-0 2 Newsboys of Tbs Xsrald wUI bs sets out from tbs Koy Largo bulldog, trying to fras bis sumts first tarns for a lead of 84 pins but play tbs Phantoms. A1 Bogginl wil 0, Psbl, rg ...... 0 0-1 0. fussts of tbs NatloBal Ouards to­ Angltrs’ aub, Ool, Hsnry L. of tbs boelf. FlsaUy bs dives dropped ths aaat two gamsa by lOl omelate botl morrow Bight at the BUte Armory 1. A. Rubaoba, If 1 4-0 0 Doherty's famed resort for fisher­ and starts on another nm. to loss the Biatsb. la going taim to a 28 0. rnklmmmm J. Kot When the town champs meet ths men, g r a t e d In oonneotlon i8ith 'Ibis Urns is c o ^ M haU- dsfsat ths Chartsr Oaks took all Consldsred by many as not bav* 7 10 7-18 48 Phantoms of New Britain. The hli string of Irierida bottle. In bent for yomr boat. Usliss you tbs honors of ths night. Jos I^ar- w S n R i ^-GIim- sgalnst the Ansaldl team, the del* P. B, P. tor of the Miami Dally News; Bob no slack la Iho^ Him, tho I M s k Oordsra high thrss itriag of 876, Um flrmly believe that they are un< the latUr Is determinsd to bait ths Talley, former Cleveland news- wlU ^etiyito dlreetlM s u d ^ y wblls tbs taam bit blgb rinsrle ai Donald flmith, » great golfsy before 8. piavsl), rf >,,.2 0-0 march with a victory. p^psrmas. der*rated and will give the many 2, Opalsch, If . . . . , , . , . 4 1-8 skipper, cameraman, if Wta opough of » nos 118. Tbs dsoidiag match will ba rail­ some of his prissat d w oompctitoif erities a big surpruM before the 8, Brash, 6 1,(1 0-2 •tart, will soap the lias, Ton ed at tbs Clrartar Oak alleys at a wsra bora, hsM tas xiN U i AH' gams Is over, Unqusstionably the Much intarast is esatsrtd on ths A ecu; mlbutao pa«i, 20,80, 2, Kempshik, If I 0-0 srsl are data to bs saaouacsd later. gsisi open shampioaship tsdsy sg 0 row 01 west fide team bas plenty st good 4. Katkavook, rg ...... i 1-2 Bristol-Msrldsn 0, 0 , 1. U battls M btso told you mult Chartsr Oaks talent end should have given a bet­ Bristol this Friday night, a gams are "warmingrmlof upup." Then in tht tire tns fish to catch bim.^rau • y ld ^ s t u t at 41 y s M he itiU 0, Davifl, r f ...... , . . i 0-1 distance a lookout ssss ths prise Oordsra ...... 116 145 114—876 stands high among tks lam s's Of tks Of(» ter assouat of Itself is prsvloui that In all llksllhood will dsolA ths pcfin to wonder if he isn't going Twarnits ...... 146 108 played games, but tbs use of a dif­ svsntual wlnnsr of tbs tltis now , a to wear you out first. But if you 107—860 Isaders. , H jrar cent ferent cMm in mostly sveiv gams, 14 11 2-7 24 hsld by Bristol, Many art picking •all I" follow the rules, svsatually Mr. W. Andsrfon ..118 91 90—000 Ths slondsy Soot t paos with w E ' "hi sawtatl- Rsfsrss,BWfvrvVf wvwiWgOowlss, fvnilvnjfmitb tims 10' Activity begins as tbs big fish's Giorgstti ..109 — ----- 100 sr and oui suth yester- would acceptoospt 22 H perP< ossi^t, eellmlnatsd team play wbien rMult- min. periods; score at half time, 10 Coach Frank Barnikow's boys to Sallfisb will begin to, wsaksn. ed in the downfall of tbs deities. snd t ^ long rslgn of Coach Tommy outstrstsnsd, fan-shapsd salt fllpta You gain on him by taohss, then A. Anderson ..120 116 114^867 £sy by ibootiag a 280 1 114 °0t all, in ths sarly morning sunllghr Just by fest. As ns Is brought up to Kovis ...... 120 ^ 2 1 8 Us Aafslss Country ,..Mk SdWjPO Tonlgbt they will be at full ^nahsn's cbargM, BotS teams abovo ths water as hs strsaks "Why tha UM." she ysllsd, etrength and expect to upset the bavs galnsd thrss wins apises In tbs the boat, the ■Htpppr reaohes out for bis fourth Los Ahf Iss M title dope by turning baek the iseders, fllA O ni VIOTOBI ft spssd, Sv^- Wltb gloved haadi. •elass that 612 681 620 in o In tns ntos m rs of m tauraamant The scrappy little (Hants of the donly ns dliappstri astern 16^0 long sword-Uks bead and drags He won |1,469 in priss mopiy >^lls the CsltTo team have tbiir sd By Windham High, whUs Bristol's fest. Hs is aftsr your bait. Y. H, C, A. vsrslone of tbs gams tbs Ansaldl Midget IsiMs at 'he Y.M,0,A. Us- slats is still olsan. 1)1 {i aboard. Hamiitaa . . . . 66 128 112-880 Smith was tp far to front ef team expect little trouble from the fsatsd the Mohawks to tbs tuns of You have been battltqf for a)* Qlbson >»»»»»• 09 190 180-840 imprsssivs flsid he ^ id not 20-1, The Olaiits started oft early Your rssl Is sst at frss spool, ost Ithrss-quartsrs of Sn hour Bsgar . , , , ovirooms by two pf hi# of Celtloi In view of Uis fact that they Bast Hartford will atUmpt to with ths thumb pressed lightly ,..U 1 99 188-848 and kept on piling up tbs ibors. it ut as your prias gasps Ip ths Kutkavisk rivals, who finish today, Darj are most anxious to keep their elate taka flrmsr hold of third plaos by on the colled line and ready for Bbottom of ths boat, six fsat six ,,,124 198 102—8T4 clear of defeats. All in all, this was an easy victory for the winners tacking dsfsat on West Hartford Kebart .., ...116 124 129—818 stopjMd Georgs Von Rlw and for thslr pasawork wis outstanding, the slightest pull, There oomss Inches from tip to Up, a great sail Hunter on tbs 17th tas< If gams will be IntsrMtlnf aa the riv­ High ths saras svsnlng, a fsat that a "tap. tap" on tbs line, but no of Iridescent blue atop a long, Elm shoots par on iba last two alry between the two teams runs For tlw winners Kosak was out­ doss not sssm dlfftcult In vlsw of ensuing tug. This msane that Mr, beautiful body with dsircats shad­ 661 806 600 1778 high. standing while Arshtvy went best ths fact that Wsst Hartford bas al- Sallflsh, traveling at 86 miles an hoira, bs vdli finish la sspond pi»ci for the losers. ings of blue, gold, green and yel­ with a 287. Hudtar hfO » potential PtuMtoms-diiardi, rsady lost to Msrldsn, Bristol and hour, has struck bis prey with his low, you bsfli) to rsaliis that "V" LBAGfJB RMULT8 988 and a tie for ii4rd coming up. Ih tks sspond gams tbs Phantoms Bog score; Manohestsr. Howsvsr, it ths Wil­ long sword to kill It, Hs will cir­ "fishermen's paradise" Is mora KeUsrs Mohawks (l) cle and return to swallow It. sss anxioiioM to addId aBothsr notch to liam Hall tsam evsr startsd to sink thsa msfsly something they put MoQulrs ...... 1|8 118 80-887 ■BEOBP STARS MHET its list of vlotorlss whsa tbsy oi P B P a good psrcsntags cf thslr shots at You lift your thumb from the In the foldsre. Knofla 66 98 82—271 e’s Just aasthita lusksf 8 Arohlvy, If ...... o cOoriuadals. The old I ths baskst licifiit poss (hs National ouards, wifh they^ bs well night un- Keller • 88 07 90—278 M aml, Fla., Jan. 9.-.-(Af)-, wou]S Nicholson and Wsliss In tbslr 11ns- 8 l^ors. rg 0 bsatabis. Segar 03—287 • fad^ack, c ,p .100 94 Sssdsd players m the Miami Slit- bin up, tbs Phantoms bavs a hl|^ scor­ 0 Vojeck .103 91 108—297 lust ing pair and will lursly glvo (bo sou I Barewrd, If ...... 0 0 Jos McCluskey did not compete more ohan.pio),thin faced one anv 0 Nawbsrry, I f ...... o other au^oss the nota today for tbs fi dlsrs plenty of troubls. in thslr 0 In ths Brooklyn, N. Y., K, o f O 6X6 481 468 X406 flrat time iu ths touraamrati thaffl***' last few gamra the Pbaatoms bavs< 0 Holmas, r f ...... o 0 games last Saturdayitur ■ as he felt that Y QUINTET TURNS BACK Shearers rue up hlfh scores and had they rr he was not vst lo tbs best of con­ Dr. Gene McCtaullff of Ifew York, Aloeck ...... 101 87 80-874 seeded five, aad flparda Morales, a , had all thsir playars on hand in tbs 1 1 dition, after nls recent operation for A. Bsprend .. ,M81 1X4 was Giants (26) 100—Sfll Cuba's Davis pup ace. get the star prsparini to ilfa for a X6^»9itod first part pf the schedule thers Is a throat iufection.' Afthough he A, Kflofia ...... 181 114 9X—Mfl liitls dqubt but what thslr standing B T has not im j^tsd Just whsa os will SIMSBURY AGAIN, 34 - 28 play under wav this afteraofm with would bs different. 0 Yaukowikl, It H .LIM Ruperaont ... 97 X49 97^88 Maresl RalnvUls. Canada'ii Na, x. afe-v.-B s ...... , . l 2 ^ WINH- J. Bshrsnd 1X4 AJtheugh defeated decisively by 1 Xosaif,, , pf ...... 8 10 bis that the famous "Iron PukO" Of X08-^8X player, facing Rudeop Hamm m Anealdl team last Saturday I Wsajnsr, ■ rg ...... 0 . 0 long dlstaaos evsnts may net run Fort Lauderdale, fla.. foriUef State, It ths Ouard tsam hM hopes of 1 opaiach, c ...... 1 0 2 until the Boston Kacry games on Scoring Sprio in Third Qnar-' [ BOX SCORE 1 666 586 482 1086 champlim Istss (a ths day. BriBg ^ win eelumo and BO 2 Quartus, r f ...... 2 0 4 January 27. a meat in which bs won deuht Will be §t ftUll streagth in or- 8 Skrabaep, If ...... ,,..0 | 2 the twp mile event laat year. ter firei lonlt Victory ' Rsersatiori Csntsr der to Sltelfl victory la thslr final ¥, M- e, A- (^ ) 9. F- gams Of the first round. 9 f 20 Thomas F. Kelley, Manchester 1 ^celski, r f ...... 6 6-1 Sporti Rsfsrss, Custer; T minute qur.r- High grid and baseball mentor, was Aftor Trailing 17-14 it Red Faber Is the Last wrwwOwwsewOwv-__ ters; timer, Cowlse. 3 FergufOT, If ..., .1 1-1 rs-eleatsd president of the Central 2 Welles, e ...... 2 1-6 WBif g|w BSC Oonneetieut Aseoeiation of Feotbail Halftime; Anderion and 9 An^rson, eg, if . .6 1-8 Of the Spitball Kings WBST SIPB LBAOTTR Offleials—the name having been 1 Bpiilane, Ig ...... 2 0-1 Ths pool deutdM tounamsp^ The Ulac Blue defeated the Fly­ changed from the Central Connecti­ 0 R. Andernon, rg . .0 1-1 is SB annusJ event at tb»‘ ing Acee by the scare pf 14 to 6. cut Associatipp of Football Codches Bychotski Fratve. west lido Boo every year uttrt Hapealek and Greene wthe the biff «md Officials-r-last night. Chrii Mo- Xi 4-Xa 14 q t u m DONAHPB ^pitabtog and ita efloot os boat Saturday aftafBooa, 'Yp data runs for the ^ues. Nie'se playfd Cormlch, also of this town, who has 9^ geNSm Sperto Wrifos tare would m ti sight taams itavf satarM the toura- • Simsbury (| | ) decided to best for the Aces. The Lilae Blue OflflQlated In many college football p. B- T, color, ament and it is sainted that « will play the Thunderbolts Saturday A third quarter scoring spree that Jack Chesbro and Big Bd in X920. To provldo ht few more wiu enter bffora the lift (By AsMciatod E*rew^ games, was re-elected secretary and 3 Gold, rf ...... 2 ■ h 4 •pitballs to glory. at two o'clock. treasurer of the Association. nettad fourtasn poiats while their 0 Waisb ing the ball with a meaiM eloees next 'Fhursday. Anyose who New york=rJim Browning, MiE a, Bednarsky, rf,,j 1-2 8 'Phen came Bddle Oicotta, "Jack ing tboir dally bread, Ulae Blue (84) opponents failed to tally at ail, 0 Pe GarniB, if .,,. 8 0-2 f bas not M yet sipied w aad wishes^ souri. threw Ray Steele, GTendali P. R, <^iaa. Urban Shceksr. Allan Sothe- allowed tbem fo coaQauo taraw^ to par^pata have to got owin- F- T, ITie West Side Rccs will meet the brought the local Y. M. C. A. quintet 9 Query, If 0 0-0 ron. Bill Peodc, Giarenee Mitchell, CmI. Rose, c, rf . ...2 4-1 5 Naugatuck firemen at the West Side a Prig«. e . 8 4-7 lag it, Miaor 1 0 6 ^ stara uHas Kansas Olty-=.Charisy Fischer, Hapopiek. rg .. 4 a 34 to 20 triumph over the Bims- Burleigh Grimes, Dutch Leon­ it were hkired m bto 3-2 10 Rec Thursday night at 8:30 o’clock e J, Sticker, rg ..,,0 0- 9 ard Emd Red Faber — ail leagues with that type ef deUvory, autteraut, Wie., light heavyweight, Kurly, c ---- .. 2 X-X 6 bury Town team at Simsbury last Fiona, rg ...... 2 - lewtof teams hewe ontarad tha io ^ and on Friday night will go to 2 1 1 immbera of that aoblc baad who however. threw Jimmie Hefner, Sherman, owe: Ig ...... 1 0.4 0 night. The i ^ e team was much 2 J. BedflarsJty, Ig , ,0 0-0 Hugo Beasea-O. Frasar, t . Hage- Texae. Grene, Tf ...... 2 3-2 6 Hartford to meet we Emeralds of Improved and atTengthened but earned their living by wstttog a ball In X620 the offtelal hst ef spit- Bow-E. Steehhols, Stdwart Veaaort that city. The Rees will practice l > aad making it do funny hops. ball pitchers was; Camden, N. J.—Jack Sherty, Wiley, rf ...... 0 . 2-2 2 wilted compietoly under the smash­ 9 11 6-18 28 aad Dave McConksy. Bmvt McOen- morrow night at 6 o’clock and all ing attack of the locals after the in­ Now there's only Red Fabsr. Amerioaa, League —^ nuMWrRumoUi kay-Fraocie Mahoney, Bdfiis Wer- rolumbus, Ohio, defeateq Andy players are requested to be on band, Red is ths CBS rsmalnlag boro BostoBf Faber aad Clcett ^rown, Brooklyn, straight falls. U XI-X2 84 termission found Simsbury leading, Score at halftime, 17-14, Sims­ eee (6) 17-X4. bury. Rsfsras, Eddy. Tims, XO-iais- to tht eaga cf tht aplttar. The eagm Cev6l«iiil aad U; The j&tscutlvs Oommlttes of tba uts periods. story doeea’t go back so far. Ths Ctavelaad; Qutoa, Newr tofk i . . k i ^ s y will pair up with. B. F. T. Simsbury started egf at top epssd delivery Is only 30-odd years Old, Shoot#, If . , . .. 0 1-0 0 Olympic A. C, will meet this evs- in ths first few seoonds or play, •booker and ■otaorea, flt. Louis, lari BisesU. Solomson, rf .. .0 nlag at 7;80 p, m. at the West Side And yet this greatset o f all trick and Ayers aad Leonard, DstTOit. 2-0 0 •coring two neat sticker shots that dellveriM If ready for Its tads- Nlwe, c ...... 1 8-2 4 Rec. At the same time the Junior forced the Y to call Urns out. The WIN OFBNBR National ^ Ootk The West Side Roc basketball Johnson, rg . out. and Marvlo Goodwto, I t Louis; team will111 pracpracUof ...X l-O 2 section of the Olympic club is re- locals got goiag aftor tho root and There is seme doubt about the loo Wodassday Sucey, If , . . .. 0 0-0 0 quested to gather to decide oa the tho score sso-eawed back aad forth The ITatsrnity A. C. O] ed its Phil DoMlas. New Yerki llllto- at six .thirty and an memborl ara mmmmm law season by dafsatlBf the orlgto of the spltter. The accept­ gim and Itoddph, BOfton; Flseher urged to rsfont. purchase of uniforms. for ths rsst of the quarter, ending Kvatioa ed itoiy Is that of George MllSe- (By Associated Press) 18 2 7-2 • with Simsbury la ths lead by a nur- Army quintet at HoUlstar •trset and Miteh^, CtouEiaaati, aad National League Ulac Blues. Thsr# will bs BO bowHag of the gla of 11 to 0. school a score of 28-84. braad, veteraa Amerioaa League Grimoi, Ftttsburfk. Boot Hdi Boo un^re, One by CM theiN la tbs soooodJ sod total braokot Montreal M arcos at Montreal Grange this evening owing to tbs The second quarter was a ding The Salvation A rva lad at half Osorge broke late baseball as dropped before ‘ Canadians, 8 minute quarters. ■tats Graag# session in Hartford. dong affair with Briggs, formerly or time by a 12-7 ecore. 'The Frataralty ef ths 800 point pool mateh an outfielder in an eastern league. ther T1b)s- At oldo the Senior Oha«p New York Americans afBoston. the All-Burnsldes, breaking loose A. C. came back fast In the last hsK One day be noticed a kid pitcher, X988 thsra. wtra ealy Detroit at New York Rangers. from Wsliss to register thrss and rallied to nria 21-94, Fraak Oorridea. maistea his fin- tars woiiitoff to ' double-dsckora that put Simsbury played best for the winners by scor­ SS> W Oan-Am. f aagini gars, aad throw a ball that took Faber, QUtoa aai Msridoy X86to Providence at New Haven. into ths lead at hsjftime. Com­ ing five field goals and two fouls. a fuaay hop. Georgs and <^rri- saec MltahsU, one of Pblladelphla at Quebec. Starts Year As Substitute, pletely refreshed, the Y quintet Fraternity A. O. (28) don practloed that ball until they came back in the third quarter and handed pitchers ef f completely outplayed Simsbury G. F. T. bad it under fair control- lift tbs*raBka to J i GIRLA GYM UBAOUE tarou(jh m y minute, goli^ to tho LoCofS, If ...... 6 2 18 w u ralsassd by Otoi _ The Fords took tw o’ gsmss from Now Captains Buckeye Five Mdsssy, If l ••ess•••l #0 0 0 (Sorridoaridea aevsr aehitvsd great Grimes was rsUwsd by tao^ V tns eemfortabls maifla of fame as a epltboU a^ st, but ths D o^e in ths Otrls* OymLLstffus OarlsoB, rf snnSesssea 0 X X lad Oardlaais duftogUUR at tbs School strost Roe last1 algat Oarge, rf 0 2 Elmor ■ triek l^ did. Bltosr lost I bis Job as a SaeraaMato pitcher, Fords ftlumbus, O., Jan. 9.—(AF)— if^sea whtts Hoskst attalaod sUglbtt- Dans, c «*a*cee«ee*« 2 0 4 So tkat loavse Clulow ...... 80 Ohio State's basketball taam but got It back------again whenwhen' Hllde-Hilde^ the guy who bas ,1.. . ^Ity, but had tr bo content with letting looaa ^ t b a deipsrata bar­ Burke, Iff 0 4 brand, then a oatohar., taught him Rauchle ...... ei SVSa a fair show of AattmAtng ita •pans ralisf work durtag tbs mala Chapman, rg-e 0 Box Macs X914i Wehr ...... 62 rage of Shota taom all o o n sn ot ths i 4 how to tarow a splttar.iter. Strlck<8|trlck- pt^tobsd under ______1988 Big Ten cn.ahawtp(fflfaip campaign. floor to OttteeoM tho T, Xl to 0, but Ferguson, rg . 0 1 1 Istt flaaXfy mads tho njr"mafors------with Fradericksoa ...... 76 Last year Blaokls agala had to tho raUy ran m r t of its g ^ aad Fowsrs ...... 00 wlatar, Fred "Blaokle" Ooarad may his f ^ dsUvory. KsKstauffht it play foooad flddla, but on oaa night, tho Y galaod Its soeoad vlotory of IX 6 28 to. Jaok Cbssbm ef Gustafson ...... 02 be the lad to thaak. th6 SWSOBi f tha Taaks, agalBst Iowa, bs stopped la whoa Salvatloa A m y (14) aad Big Bd Walsh of ths Whits Bush aad 1 ^ Alm<^t wrecked by fraduatiea of Hoskst was flouadsring aad led the Ths local taam l4 schodulod' to G. F. Sox. 400 406 Howard Mattiaon, Lew Hhmhman Buoksjrs attack brllllaatly. meet ths Royal 'Typswritar five of H. IdTons. rf ...... 2 X Chesbro used it to win 41 Dodge aadltart Brawa aad the early la- Hartford at ths T this bas .laherad to ta tko g w - He was antarcntly riatad foc^aa- Saturdi^ Clouito I f ...... 8 0 games to one scasoa. aad Bd bo- yard. Plllard ...... TTT...... ta 62 eligtblllty of Bob Colburn, tho Buek- other year of un< night Lagar 76 00 eye V— ‘ idontudylnf whan ' 2^ IdTOBS, 0 8 X tho Boost sffsotxvs artist sver 60 gamse to each of sw m \y m wera pluagsd iato rial despair Hoskot again struck scholastic Nioof, Ig ...... 0 0 BWlst pOL Hossett ...... 68 72 when1 Bta BuT Bosket, a U -o m ^ rsacktog the peak Is m ' ^ Ob a holiday trip to Pitta- During the first XO days ef Mto- Boles, rg ths n ittar was ths Dion ...... 66 101 enoe osBtar, bsoame iasUgibls at burgh tho Buoksyss slootad O o n ^ M tiR Tbsy hit BulUvaa ...... 76 80 lourl’a open season on ntHtaartog L sffstt, rg tsnneseaas mld-yoar. to tbs captaincy, a tributa to his un­ mlghta pop fouls to,tks oatehsr, Waddell ...... 60 86 Two seasons ago Ck)arad, a 6- animals Fred Overatrsot, X8, aad Al­ Bamuslaon, to usual wUlingness to learn, his Im­ fred Welmer, 12, of Tipton caught R. Caough, If orjMUaesd puny pwickoi for caqr foot-4 Wooater, O.. boy, filled In at provement during bis three varsltv 441 476 centar during tbs prellialaary sea- yaan, aad bla dopoadabUity. V, W 9:7: it V MiJ^CBESXBR EVl!NlNGaSRA£D» vi y • ■-.. -v>-

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LEGAL NOTICES 78 schools served with. . eoneiBtipix...pf. LOST AND POUND MOVING—TRUCKING- books, five; volumes lent in ooUefr* STORAGE 20 m i s PROMISED tiops, 410; circulation in sohoole nod t 0 9 ^ _ . f EMAIoE b o s t o n Bun Stata of Connbotlout, County of Qiteer Twists HartforA ■■. Ifnncheiter, January 8, homes, 684; addifioae (hiring year dof, biindle color, answer* to name LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE from Stato grant for 1982, 00,V9h> o< Peggy. W eai^ harneaa. Re- moTlog, ganurai urucBlDg. Uvar; Batata of Cbarlaa W. Rlaley lata uniee claesifled as fiction 22, non^ wardd. Phone 8S87. of Mancheatar, dacaaatiA BY RACING’ S "M AD In Day’s News CAUSEOF CRASH aanrloa. Oux afRUatloo wltb Unitad otioa la hereby given that I will fiction 10, Juvenile 28; received VdAS Sanrlca maatifi lower rataa oo aall at public auction to the higbeat gifts, four books, six AUlX)MOBa£8 FOR SALfi 4 CUrBitura laovlng to dlataot pciiDta bidder on the 16th day of January, twelve magaxiDea subscribed for, Large motlarD trucJu, aspexlanoao 1984, at one o’clock in the afternoon MONTH”-FEBRUARY Cemdien, quite an ten monthly and two weekly; circu­ tb> eontenta of the store. In­ HZGHEST PRICES paid for yotv mien, proiBpt sarvloa, all goods la- cluding all , atook and fixtures con­ inspiration, thet aeooad marriage of So F U s Conmer YeomaBs lation of magnirtnee, 626. Son Not Yet Recofered freii.'iA H fifry Adima^oC May, N- J. ear. Cash waiting. Armory Oa­ auiad wblla to traoalt art taaturaa nected therewith, cor.ducted by said It win be noticed that the 1982 offarao at no extra ixpanse to you. deceased at 362 Main Street In aaid HajM into dumce^ Court on rage, 60 Wells street Telephone Manobestar and sometimes known chfitf es of being 8262 in arrears on Afttr brntigatiBg Fatal­ grant of books were not sent until Bom — flartf«rd Hti 6874. D i^ trips to New TorR, baggage I the Memorial Comer Store. Becalli, Bonthron, Connk^- 1988, leaving the 1988 atiU due. oullvered direct to iteamaOip plera Ms'alimonymopy to msnis first wi'wife, Adams Said premlaes will be open for in­ waa aakbd by the master: "If you There were no hooka bougdit, aside f o r s a l e — c h e a p , 1927 Essex For further InTproatioo call 8068. spection morning of sale at lOtSO A. couldn’t afford to pav the stq>port ity in Bolton. from this grant, the available funds Drank Driver. four door sedan, good rubber, 8860, 8864. Perrett A Glensey. Ine. M. HAROLD RISLBT, ham and Vendie to Battle order of your Ibst wife, how could for this purpose being very low. mechanically perfect, spare tire, dividends from Investments not be­ Administrator. you afford to marry a second time? The fatal motor v^lcle accident Owing to the fact that Us aoa is and tnmk. Inquire Watson, 67 H-1-8-84. Do you can thfit economizing?’’ ing forthcoming. However all run­ Spruce street. Telephone 6200. COURSES AND CLASSES 27 on Boards; Only Lovelock on the main higb-way between Bol­ still confined at the Manchester Me­ “Sure it was Judge,’’ wae the re­ ton and Andover on November 24, ning expenses have been paid and a morial hospital, where he is imder- small balance remains in the treas­ BEAUTY CULTURBl—Earn wtiUe ply. "I manied my bookkeeper. I last, In which a truck owned by Wil­ geUer was riding In the made up their minds that if they ELECTS DIRECTORS day will be obarged only lor the ao- ardville. the set-up from being perfect Is the to prepare a contempt order If rear of the car with Donald Nichols stay home for the weather they will tual number of times the ad appear­ FUEL AND FEED 49-A absence of Jack Lovelock of Oxford, Frank does this any more. of Willlmantic. Seated in front be there most of the time. The ed. charging at the rate earned, but Hartford City, -^dlana —Beside w ith W atson was Phillip (Chasen o f choir sang, “Unto Thee Will I Lift Annual Meeting Held Laet no allowance or refunds can be made FOR SALE—HARD WiX)D tor who ran the greatest mile in history on six time adt stopped after the —4:07.6—to beat Bonthron In their the coffin of his mother, Ted Over- Willlmantic. Up Afine Eyes.’’ The communion Night—To Name Offieera at fifth day. utove, funxxce and dre place 88.00 EDWARD BARR DIES; weyer was married to Miss Dorothy ‘The accident occurred on the service was held at the close of the No "till forbids"; .hsplay Uass not famous duel. A knee injury has put Jordan, thereby complying with his Meeting Soon. cord, 84.50 per load, white birch him out of cermpetition for a time. main highway leading from Bolton regular morning service. At the sold. mother’s wish. She died two days to Andover at the west end of the Sunday school session the annual Tbs Hsrald will not bs rasponslbls fo r stove 86. per cord, for fire place The first test will come in the STEE MANUFACTURER 'ore the scheduled weddjng. curve near the home of Adolph election of officers took place as Efight directors were elected by tor mors than one incorrect Insertion 87 per cord. Chas Heckler, Phone Wanamaker mile of the MlUrose of any advertisement ordered for Roseda.e 18-13. It. Paul— Dominick was a bad Broil. The road at this point has a follows: Superintendent, Albert stocl^olders of the Mancbeater more than one tlma A. A. games here February 3, when boy, so his mother, Mrs. Mary Pic Realty Company at the annual Greenwich, Jan. 9.—(AP) —Ed­ 20 foot cement pavement, with Emerson; assistant superintendent, The Inadvertent omission of incor­ Beccall matches stride with Cun­ dano scolded him. Then he beat her. foot shoulder on either side. The CHayton H unt; secretary and treas­ meeting, held last night In a room rect pnbUcatlon of advertls:->« will be ward Barr, owner for many years of ningham, Venzke and Dawson. The at the High Scho Colonel Barr. Christian Union (jhorus. guson, F. A. 'Verplaack; J. H. Krdeb celved by 13 o'clock noon: Satu-days pionships at the Garden. In the employes. The culprit stole all the by Joseph Doherty of Vernon. 10:10 a. m. For many years, Barr was active latter two meets the distance will picks and shovels at a road con­ "The testimony of Watson was to 'The weekly daneing- class was W. S. Hyde, Samuel G. (Sordon, John HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 In civic and church affairs of held at the ball Saturday evening. Mahoney and Harold Alvord. TELEPHONE YOUR be 1,500 meters, where Beccali has struction job, throwing the CWA tbe effect that he was proceeding at Brooklsm, N, Y., where he was a ruled supreme since the 1932 employes out of work. about 49-45 miles per hour when his FOR SALE— FULL SIZE bed, WANT ADS. vestryman for 57 years and senior Olympics. lights struck the rear of the truck springs, silk fioss, mattress, dress- Ads ars aoceptad ovsr ths telspbone war<^ for 30 years of St. Anne’s Didn’ t \^ch was stopped in the highway n i •t the CHARGE RATE glTsn aboro 1 ^ tgble. ChMp, 169 SHdrldge St. church. mt^Dut lights. He Immediately a oonvenlencs to advertisers, bvt The fact that the lUpiaD flash is He was bom In Lam peter (Lan­ ALL UNDELIVERED MAH. swung to the left and applied his the CJ.CASH RATES wlU be aooepUd as BARGAINS—IN USED STOVES. unfamiliar with the boards should FULL PATHENT if paid at tbs bnsl- caster coimty) Pennsylvania and prove no great handicap. In the brakes, but was unable to avoid ofElos on or before the seventh Bought, sold, exchanged; also oU began his business career In Phila­ striking the rear of the ’truck. day following the first insertion of burners. Speak quick. Open eve­ opinion of experts. ’They recall that MUST BE BROUGirr BACK delphia. Later he went to New Paavo Nurmi also was a stranger to "Doherty testified that the truck each ad otberwlae the CHARGE nings untfi 8. Jones, The Stove York, where be organized the Ed­ RATE will be collected. No reeponsi- the Indoor game when he flrrt In­ was proceeding along the highway billty for errors In telephoned ads Man, Manchester Green Garage. ward Barr Company. vaded this coimtry, but you’d never Return at about 15 miles per hour and that The funeral will be held Thurs­ Carriers Instmcted to will bs assumed and their aeonraer think. It from the ILt of shattered all lights on the truck were lighted. cannot be guaranteed. day at St. Anne’s church in Brook- All Matter Found in House I am of the opinion, however, that OFFICE AND STORE m H eights. records he left behind. INDEX OF 13 'There probably will be as much Receptacles. tbe truck was stationary and that CLASSIFICATIONS EQUIPMENT 54 Interest in the series of tests be­ ncme of the lights were lighted when tween Bonthron and Cunningham as Postmaster Frank B. Crocker tb* cras^ occurred. Births « e * * • WA# OMUCOIO «o» OIMO ^ FOR SALE—TYPEWRITERS, stu­ called attention today to a new "Tbe marks on the highway and ■ngagements NINETY In the combined efforts of the home HAirir '0g eooiVsVEiVdM C dents desk 86-80, office desk 42-30, STOLE POUNDS postal regulation which makes it the position of the vehicles aftl^ the forces to repulse BeccalL ’They craidi indicated that tbe truck was OMtba seeds • . • « .ai*. .eea.- x . w a 9 drop head t3rpewrlter desk 6 draw­ didn’t get together last season and mandatory for mail carriers to Card of Thanks ■ ers, adding machine, calculator, bring back to the postoffice any not moving. When the first disin­ h tiemorlam s s s s 7 OF(K)VERNMENTBinTER the debate between their adherents oak tables, 2 drawer 72-30 letter bills, statements of accounts or ad­ terested persons arrived at tbe Lost and Fonnd has waxed loud and long. The Cun­ vertising drculars which they find scene, there were no lights on either ▲nnottocemenu AS. •• «: 9 press, file cabinet 8-5. Call 8443, or ningham forces gained a slight edge Personals ...... t Eaet Hampton, Cknm., Jan. 9. — ip mail boxes or any other recep­ the front or rear of the truck. write G. H. Wilcox, Box 171, Man- when their nmn was awarded the Furthermore Nichols stated that be AatomoMles Chester. (AP)—Frank O’Neil, 35, arrested tacles used to- tbe purpose of bold­ Automobllss for Sals . . . . . a * * , 4 Sullivan Memorial medal for 1933, ing m ail. beard Doherty say immediately Automobiles tor Bzobarg# m^tmt 4 as the ring leader of a gang charged but admirers of the Princeton star with the theft of 90 pounds of but­ AH such matter returned to tbe after the accident tkat tbe truck Auto AceOSSOfISS—Tiros a..rjrxe * are far from convinced. postofflce, Mr. Crocker said, win be was stopped on tbe hUiiway be^ Auto Bspalriog—’Painting a.ev. 7 WANTED TO BUY 68 ter obtained from the Federal gov­ Won 29 Oot f t 88 Ante SODOOlS ...... f'A ernment for distribution to the treated in the regular way, in that cause of ignition trouble. s 'The stock, muscular Cunningham, Autos—Ship by Tmsk S • BBirV S I BU Y ALL KINDS of live poultry. needy, pleaded guilty today to tbe matter win be sent b^k to tbe "In view of tbe above facts, Antos—For Sirs s s s s s s s # # dv ##:# • ^ running anywhere from 800 meters cannot place any credence in the William Ostrinsky, 91 ClintoD breaking, entering and theft. sender for tbe necessary postage. Garagss—gsryios gtorags Id to two miles, finished first in 29 out testimony of Doherty. Sotorsyslss—Bi^siss ...... 11 street, Tel, 5879. He was held in 81,000 bonds for Under tbe old rule, carriers who of 88 races last season, and in at "I find that said accident was Waetsd Autos—itotonwslss the Superior Court after telling found bills and advertising circulars Businsss and Ppsfsssfsual i______least one that he lost be forced the stuffed bito mail boxes, merdv left caused by Doherty stopping bis Justice of the Peace George H. Hart Snsiusss isnrisss Offsrsd ...... It winner to set a new record. He them on the doorstep or on window truck upon tbe hlrtway without Houssboid fervieot Offsrsd It-A KOOM8 WITHUUl BOARD 59 that be was intoxicated when be Building—Coutrustiuf I gave Venzke a series of trimmings sill*. However, tbe new rule sped having any -lights miming, and by ’TWO SHALL ROOMS for one p e f‘ broke into the East Hampton Town fies that such matter must be tbe failure of said Watson to ob­ florists—tfurssriss 1 Hall Saturday night, In tbe Indoor events, losing to Gene fnusral Dlrsetors ...... -..ae 1 sen, sntlrely redecorated, brought back to tbe postoffice by serve the parked truck in time to Tele- Frank B. Robinson, 20, charged only In the A, A. U, IJW) meter, tin I Plumbing—Jtooflug .— 1 phone 6917 or 8726. where be accidentally was socked ip tb e carrier. avoid striking it uranss ...... 1 with the theft of 816 worth of but­ "I am of tbe opinion, however, lUlnsry—Orsssmuklng ...... «4 j tbe eye at the start. He did an out­ ter, was fined 126 and costs. His 21 that the acts of neither driver are (BEAD THE 8TOBT, THEN OOLOB THE nOTUSB) ying—Trusking—Storags .»# 1 year old brother, Robert R. Robin door IJJOO meter* in 8:62.3, com­ 'alnting-Papsring ...... a AJIClO M s s s s s # # s s d d d;#;#PMld d d ea.It'A brothers wert In an automobile out­ 'Two of his opponents have been un­ my heart with Joy. I’ve bad no lusleal—Dramatis ft 0 • K* m * M Improrem^nts, good neighborhood, en, Plttlburgh, ontpointed George one to play with for long tim e. "W en, g o ahead and take it, Wantsd—Instruetion ... a . a « x e td side the town ball during the theft der that time outdoors, and Beo- available Jan. 16th, seen by ap­ call’s best time for tbe 1,600 would, Rickard, Winnipeg, Capadp, tea. It’s a sha^!” son. Fd rather run and have sonM pointment, reaeonable. Cbarlee J, fun,” said Scouty. “Gee, risal exer- •onds—ftoeks—Sdrtgagsd ai<«e >1 OAJUnSNIS DIES. If be could bold the pace, put him ' MiamL Fla.—Bucky Burton, Clin COLUMBIA Then Duncy shouted, "Gee, Fm iuslnsst Opportunltlss . . . . a StrlclclaDd, 168 Main stfeet. Phone across tbe mile mark well under ton, Indl, stopped Sammy Goldman, cold. I only wish I could be rolled dee keeps me from gettfaig coM.” ttonsy to Loan 7874. up In a nice, big blanket -that Juki then tbe fathier Eskivno Redding, Conn., Jaiv 9.— (AP)— 4:10. Grand Rapids, Mich., 8. Botm and •Ituaftons Holyok^ Msim.— Lou Amber, Tba annual meeting of the Saxton would stretch from head to feet. cried out aloud "Hi, Jm! HL ■sip Wantsd—Psmale ...... a t i FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, James Murray, 62, gardener on the Herkimer, N. T., stopped Patsy B. Little Free Library Association "I’m sU'werlng. What can I bof Fin caning o m g v im ’’ b e ex ­ (fslP Wanted—Sals ...... N an Improvements, steam beat Joaeph R. Stm ett estate here, who waa held Monday evening at the l i ­ claimed. "Thiy^ do whata’er HUNK ANDERSON’S PLANS Larocco, New Todi, 7. do?” 'The Eskimo said, "m show baiesnien Wanted ...... It-A garage. Inquire 62 RuaseU etreet aided firemen in fightfbg a 8^,000 brary building. The reports of the they're told Albany, N. Y<^Tommy Omano, you. Just follow me. We'll find Btip wantsd—Sals or Pomals «. blaze which-deatroyed a garage and treasurer, trustees and libcartan some furs. For .warmth they are "My son has trainedId them very South Bend, Ind., Jan. 9.— (AP)— W atervlUe, N. Y ., o u ^ x ^ te d <3or- Agents Wanted «a*i FOR RENT—TWO THREE ai machlnea Christmaa evening, died H ea^y (Hunk) Anderson signed to were read and accepted. The offi­ a tr e a t” well, as you can very bbaiiSy tdttr don Donahue, New York 8. Bltuatlone Wanted—Fsmals . . . a tour room fnralabad or unfumiabed yeaterday from pneumonia contract­ a th/M year contract to coimh foot­ cers were re-elected with the ex­ "If you mean fur coata, hip 'Then, up came two latfW pen- iltnatione Wanted—Sale .*««••< Syracuse, N. T.—Iflke Bellolse Employment Agenoloe...... ^Murtmaota. Manobaatar Conatouo- ed at the time. ball at North Carolina State Col­ ception of the treasurer, E. P. Ly­ hurray,” the whole bimch heard quins. "(See, how fupny,'^ V o tty Liy# Steele—Pete—Feslitor—TSBelee tioo Co. TeL 4181 or 4869. Mturay waa a specialist in rose lege, will not select any^assistaati New YiM-k, ontpointed Midfcey Bar­ man who rarigped after 28 years of sweet CSoldy say. “I don’t, though," cr ie d Dogs—^Blrds^^Psts . . . . •.•m...... culture and bad been employed on untfl February 4, he said today. He ren, Scranton, Pa., dsc. service in that capacity. The report said the Uttle boy: “They're merdy "They're friendly,' gad Ftn n ot LIt > gtook^—Vshlolss ...» . >a.. .. the eatat# about three years. Hdyoke, Man.—Lou Amber, 186 afraid. 'They wisUc like feOta 4n Ponltry and Snpnllss ...... indicated be would seek to retain* of the librarian, Mrs. Lillian Rice, la blankets, miss.” Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Btook BUSINESS LOCATIONS Frank Reese, who served as back 1-2, Herkimer, N, Y., stopped Pat^ as follows: Number of days opra, And then be led the Tlnies to a parade.” 'The .oCbem fil«s r#t SalOi FOR RENT $4 Roy Bishop, taxi driver, took bis field tutor last year. Larocco, 184 1-4, New York (7). 104; number of hours iqien, 156; the doorway of a big igloo. He laughed, to see the birds afiHlt, Articles for Sals ...... cab all the way from Joplin, Mo., The former Notre Dame coach will Albemy, N. Y .— ^Tommy Omano, number of community families reached Inside, puUed out a fur, side by side. Boats and Aoosssoriss -■M- TO RENT—OFFICES AT 866 Main to Kansaa City at the insistence of leave for. Raleigh, N. C., next week 146, Watervllet, N. Y., outpointed served, 60; representing individuals and shouted, "Loiok at this.” Building Satsflals aaaaaaaaapH atreet (Ortord Bldg.) App^ Ed- Gordon Donahue, 148 1-2, New to the number of 19; hon-resldent "The two girls can wrap up real (Soeuty has Diamonds—Watohss—JowslfT ------. . . . ^ ^ a passenger 'who held a knife at his to establish headquarters. His fam­ Blsotrloal Appllanoes—Radio .... 48 ward J. HoU. TeL 4642 8025. back. ily will Join him next August. Y ork, (8 ). and TOBomer people, 56; number of tight and then Fin sure th e^ be husky Hog In tlw Fuel and Feed ...... 44-A Barden — Farm—Dairy Produota N Household Goods HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Sacblnsry and Tools Dinny Now Pitching! By HAMLIN Susloal Instruments a.jui FOR RENT—SIX ROOM single, aU ALLEY 60E Dfiloe and Store Equipment .» • X Ipsolals at ths Stores ..m .a!«w i Improvements, large lot, garage, Wearing AppareV—Purs r . . . . . a reaeonable. W. ^irry England P c Wanted—To Buy sssdodAudAdd SCV Phone 8461. .'be K lU f D / ) COVER YER FACE f Bestserauti TO RENT —SEVERAL desirable OH,MV POOOR corns Without Board • M five, six and seven room bouses, m sarders WanUd a a • • rw DINNVf 3untry Board Raeorta M sinj^e and dooMe; also beated oteU—Restaurants <1 Apartments. Apply Edward J. HoU, I jvjstcah't ranted—Rooms—Board — IS Phone 4642 and 8029. Real Brtate Pas Raat LOOK/ Apartmanta, Flats, Tauamauts n wuMnass Locations for Beat Houses for Rant • • • p>s r« • Suburban tor Rant nuuner Homes for Rant a"P» Wm’MM •7 J ^ R RENT Wanted to Rant M UNBtJBMlSHED HEATED Real Batata Pas gala aant BuUdiag for Bala M BOOHS. Light bOl- paid — hot as Property ^lor lU * —-xa TI water funilsbed and Land toe b3 o momm f i »usaa for BaU « to r Bala GLENNSrS ErroRE ort Proper^ far Solo m urban for flU i# r«o*NBtfe6B|« q Batata for Ertdiaaga Fantad—Baal ■ntata J* RpATkl^AAvi. ••r''St n*?E

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7 ^ WHKfiB tU'TVsCKET _ Where Do Yon Get Them? < Try and laugh it off, but the coim* ' 610NTH( 6R\‘D‘DLE PAST TWRIE U k P S , Toot THIS TtM Ef A'ROUNO TH UVtMS HOOIA, It should be high, it should be low, SHCWEt> SOME TANCT And gold affects it so and so; But why about this should I fret. m YOU KNOW TH A T- T H E N T H O S E As long at plenty 1 can get? A survey revealed that traveling STMRS U K E' —Contributed by at state expense is the largest sin­ Christopher Marsh. gle item in expenditures ^ Texas govern nentai departments. The Eyes Have It . . . The esres that cannot weep are the saddest Oriental water buffalo imported eyes of all . . . Eyes have one lan­ to Hawaii more than 20 years ago guage ever3Twhere . . . Eyes dis­ for use as farm animals, and then close what eyes silone can tell . . . abandoned, have reverted to wild A lover’s eyes will gaze an eagle ways on Molokai island. : blind .... Here’s to the girl with Co-eds studying “advanced cloth* eyes of blue, whose heart is kind ing construction’’ at Oklahoma A. and love is true .... The eye is the & M. college made stylish wool inlet to the soul, and it is well to dresces at an average cost of |6.T7. beware of him whose visual organs California’s division of state lands avoid jrour honest regard. estimates the value of the oil in the state pool at Himtington beach as in Wife—Please match thia piece of excess of $00,000,000. silk for me on your way home to­ day. Will you, dear? A motorist at Santa Monica, Cal„ k Husband—At the counter where was charged with drunkenness after that beautiful blonde works? his car had mowed down 62 five* Wife—No. I suppose you really year-old shade trees, a mail box and shouldn't have to atop for me after a post. your work is done, dear. On second Organized sportsmen of Cattfor* thought, I won’t bother you. I’ll at­ nia ^ v e laimched a campaign to tend to it myself. trap crows and black*blll^ mag* OO^s pies to protect game and song birds. And now abidetb faith, hope, ANNUAL Total capacity of all Canfomla 9 charity, these three: but the great­ plants equipped for generating elec­ STUNT est of these is charity. tricity la estimated at approximate­ • w a ly 12,000,00^,000 kilowatt hours a Deaf and Dumb Beggar—Do you think it looks like rain? year, or more than one-eighth of the <• nmaM rw. i»»4) Blind Beggar—I can’t look up to total output of the United States. see—here comes one of ray best cus­ Los Angeles poUcs rescued a SCORCm SMITH A Race Homo By John C. Terry tomers. stray deer from an attack of dogs and took the animal to the police LOHb, MOLUf ' MOW OM Y ff, (T5 If SHf'S Sc CBAIY A lo o r \ IW»L, idU ttNCMJ, COM8 ON. SdORcHY ' imagimb its fbssiBiumes/ MoUl DO VOU iNf V 'V, Most frogs are like most people— station to be booked as “Jane Doe” T6U KNOW what MYDBAUUC UlONBBRfOL « t'A4 voestJYmt / Btrrv,kfMMY is UlHIWt KBNNY MIGHT dtr ONf IMAU LETX RACE/'I'm iNERE GOING 1b HAVE ROASTT, they have no particular season for under a charge of vagrancy. 60(M6*Tb SPSNP ’TRY Tb liABN BoMiTMlNs/oNLY PlAC» MWm HUWGRY ' M TbMMHt ? croaking. More than 8,000,000 acres of MIMM# NUGGET. (AM MAY StT A AATlR;! I prickly near-infested land in north­ A Lorr OF TIMC FROM ROP K6NNY - HE!$ /ON X SAfiAU ScAL6. A certain man had known a girl, eastern Australia was reclaimed H MINING, i4n’T HE (T M Y N6APLY SO wtom we shall call Mary, in his through the importation from CXCtriNG AS tM bosdieed da3rs but had not seen her America of the grub Cactoblastis GoarSYf HYPRAUtiC MINING * for a number of years. Recently eactorum which eats the roots of Be t t y thw met at a dance the plant. He—Hello, Mary, are you married yet? Mary—Not vet. He—But I thouglsought a charming girl like you would have been mar< fled long before now, Mary (smiling) — Of course, there’s two waiting. He—^wbat do you mean ? Mary—Why, the parson and me When you lift the load from your • Iba A r- Afl neighbor’s back,.you’ll be surprised hew It’ll lighten your own heavy pack. WASHINGTON TUBS II By Crane OUT OUR WAY By WUHams Neighbor—Do your new spec­ JMJBt FUNNY I 1 “WNOW HEY,MCQUKi6 LE! fte e ir about th' BOY. DBRfe tacles help your eyes. Junior? d§kH V S U THSRS« NO ROCKS, ICK— FESeiT T TOO MUCH TBR Junior—Yes’m. I never have my SUCH THIHif At SPOOKS, — , COMB QUICK! THEVRB AT IT A6AW, ABOUT THBT MULE F 6 RQIT,AH' NOT eyes blacked now like I used to be­ ------PALLIN'— FERerr fore I wore ’em. BNOUAH TBR AB O U T W HUT MIGHT THINK ABOUT. ’The report comes from Florida HAPPEN, AN' THINK that a certain man is there with his ONLY ABOUT wHtrr wife. But it seems that the stay is YORE ADOiN' far from a holiday for him. Every­ where he goes his wdfe follows; never does she let him out of her sight, One morning recently, so the report says, she stopped him as he was leaving the hotel. She—Where are you going, Henry? Henry—Just down to the shop to get something, my dear. She— Are you? Well, just you stop here, and I’ll go down and get it for you. Henry—With pleasure, my dear. Girls who balanee their figures I was going down to get a shave often tax their energies. rAH| THAT^ MARY, SIS. 1 ^ and haircut. VOICES! '^HiAVSHiy, iW t it? marv wa^ PIWT OUTA CWIE SAY YOU'LL GROW TO so MUSICAL. THIS IS HER ONB WALL BE QUiry POND OF HBR, SIR. picTuRe.im . BEPORi sh e AM' them SO LONABLE AMP SAR j , USTSN!/N WAS-AH- TAKEN AWAY. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser (MOW ymnaifl aarrTV, isn’ t s h e ? TMB O TH «, MUSIC. *

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A m - mm lOas Haael XMta, art supervisor la Tiu Womam's ^om • the local grade schools will speak at BASKETBALL the Salvutlfln-Army wlB hiv* M ’ito ABOUT TOWN guest at the meettng tmnoRow aft­ A NBW SWIRL CUT 'f' I ■■ the Center Oongregatlooal church WEDNESDAY NIGHT ernoon a t 1 o'clock at the citadel, tliB Standard Bearers wOl meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:80 \mder Steto armory . Mra. Juha Schneider of Hartford, avening at 7:46 at the home of the auspices of the Women's Guild.. ManeheBter Guards vs. . who will give an interesting leeture- TMTine Florence Robbins^ 47 CSiarter Her topic will be “Art P ro g ra ^ in New Britain Phantoms demonetfatloix. This is a pubUe Oak a t ^ t . Our Elementary Schools.” Gents 85 cents. Ladles S6 Cents gathering and all will be Dandng until twelve. welcome to attend. Refreshments will be served. MAMCHesTOi Co n n ■ • ■' • f The Cecelian Club will hold its The Emblem Club win hold Its weekly rehearsal this evening at regular meeting tomorrow after­ 7:80 at the South Methodist church. noon at the Eaks home In Rockville. The January Clearance Sale Mrs. Thomas Dannaher Is chairmam Miss Marion Tinker, who recmtly and aU Manchester members are on resigned the directorship of Tera S x iic rru the committee for a card party to Hotel SbeiidaB Dial 6009 Offers Timely Bargains for Our Lodge, the haven, for jobless New be held at the Food Forum In Hart­ t ) S York City girls, sponsored by Mrs. ford, January 16. Franklin D. Roosevelt, and is mjoy* ing a vacation at her home on Park street, has had as her guest for a few days. Miss Ethel (^gley, one ANNUAL JANUARY of the gr^uate nurses at the lodge. Wednesday Specials The regular meeting of the Camp HALES SELI itHVt; Many Of These Valtfes For Wednesday Only! Fire Girls, which was to have been held tonight with Ruth Wigg^, of / SALE CONTINUES Woodland street, is postppned imtU Our Domestic Buyer Comes further notice on account of Ulnesf GROCERY Across With Another BARGAIN! in the famUy. A handicraft meet­ a rvr -j ing will be held tonight at 7:30 at Get The Habit the home of the Guardian, Miss 300 Only! Part-Linen Ethel V. Woodward, 121 Hollister street Over A Quarter Million Shop For Our ' - / The supper and meeting of the DISH TOWELS teachers v Cabbafe» lb...... _ Sweet Breadi FroahPlfa*Foot...... m« m.,8clo« OSe Table of OM % Froih Plga’ Hoeki ...... 10c lb. One group of colorful pettery beer mugs fea­ Nice Plcccc of Pork to cook with k n o t...... 14e Ib. tured at lOo. (Basemcat). CwTofi^^^^bmel^ Olaae Jare Spafhettl or “Wear Evet** Blacarool with 2 Poonda Homo Mado Saoaago Moat from natlvo Orapefmlt, O K ^ We Are An Agent pork...... 25c Cheeee, 2 for.. a OC 2 Poonds Frcchlf Ground Hamburg Stoak ...... 29c One-Way Elastic Aluminfimt 6 for...... Heat and aerve. For AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Girdles V 2 - O f f ON SALEl Old Faahioncd Railed Doughnuts.. 17e doc. Bargain hunt- K oppers Home Made Cracked Whole Wheat Bread ^...... lOe loaf ersl Here’s "a 2 Loaves of Our Homo Made Milk Bread and One Dozen value in the ua- of Our Homo Blade Cookiea, both fo r ...... 25e 69' tkteany known •Wear-BTer'’, RANGE & FUE OILS EXTRA SPEQALI Finest Hand Picked Natlvo Bald­ Our first sale vms so alumtiwm. IX»I ..... Wt Hiadlt Onbr Tht Bttil win Apglos, from Bolton, at . .87e peek; ^ peck 20e ideoeaaful, we agate offer eenttnued pieMaf teese popular one-way te go a t WiMB b Nttd 01 S u it Or fotl 00 OKE G^ERY SPEQALS etesUe g ^ e a a t SSe. ' W HteA Wsuteea Itee # h a i ^ PHONE8298 112112.50. Per Ton Roral Scarlet Fandh Flour, 24V3-lb. aack; one of tim G ^iatter school andofSeq 'em, tey 0told far OMh Only. Sneat Seurafor oread and rolls ...... 98eaack Finest Native Potktoca from Wapplng, 16-lb. peck .. ,39c Mate Floer,.reaA LjndOlAjelJhit^ona^^ The Bantly Oil G>. LT. ISStalwStrMl ' ’ ' 1 - • i,r*' .♦ i i