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CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1929. FOURTEEN PAG^ VOL. XLIV., NO. 68. (.Cbissllled Advertising on iHype 12) SOUTH MAI 415 SAVED AS JAPANESE DELEGATES LSLi^VE WASHPSTGTON
SHIPISSDNK » ------s OFF M YORK SENATEDEBA1E Bermuda Liner Rammed by Porter Resolntibn to Study Conditions Will Be Taken TALKED Clyde Steamer in the Har VALUE)AT bor-N earby Ships Pick Up After Holidays— Ac SECRETARY Up Passengers. tion by the House. I W G R E pR E A K New York, Dec. 19.— (A ? .)— ] Washington, Dec. 19.—(AP)— Lawyer Tells lob b y Probers He Resents Fact That Mr. Rescued when their ship was •ram The Porter resolution to carry out (Hd Wood Shop, Owned by med and sunk at the fog-hidden en President Hoover’s wish for a study Hoover’s Name is Being Bandied About in the Inves trance to New York Bay, 250 pas of'conditions in, Haiti arrived at the Victor Hedeen Entered; sengers of the Fumiss-^rmuda Senate side of the Capitol today, On their way to the Important London naval armament conference, Japanese delegates stopepd off in and was made the newest addition steamship Fort Victoria were safe Washington where i'optimistic hope” for the success of the parley was expressed. Here you see them tigation— Says He Met President Through Charitable to the list of subjects slated by that as they called on Vice President Curtis afthe capitol. Left to right are Reijiro Wakatsuki, chief delegate; Attempt Made to Set the ashore today. chamber for action after ^ristm as. Vice President Curtis; Admiral Takeshi Takerahe; and H. Saito. In preliminary confereftces with American Including the crew, 415 persons House approval of the' measure officials, the Japanese representatives agreed not-to complicate the London meeting by insisting on imusually Work and Had Done Legal Work for Him. were saved without loss of life or has now placed it squarely before heavy big-cruiser strength, but they are expected to op pose the abolition of submarines, advocated by other Place on Fire. the Senate, which body usually in powers. They left this afternoon .for New York. injury. terests itself deeply in all matters Washington, Dec. 19 — (AP) — The Fort Victoria was -rammed Antiques and reproductions val in this testimony?” Senator Robin pertaining to foreign relations, and Eldwln P. Sbattuck, a lawyer who son asked. ' ued at more than $600 were stolen amidships by the Clyder liner Al although Senators so ftir have had “I certainly do not,” he said, “and gonquin at 4 p. m. yesterday as the but little to say on the subject, it is when forced entry was made at JYe has been described repeatedly as lurving been hired to work for lowier I can’t make it strong enough.” Bermuda-boimd ship stopped off expected much discussion will de Old Wood Shop on Pitkin street, Sbattuck said the ‘Inferences” Ambrose Lightship to drop her pi velop. COMMUNITY FUND ASKSP*'’* ''- ™ " Qqban sugar rates because of his owned by Victor Hedeen of 37 Ifol- frbm some of the testimony about lot. The Algonquin was outward Much Discussion Mendshlp of President Hoover tes his relations with Hoover were “im lister street, it was learned today. bound ' for Miami and . Galveston This proved the case in the House, IN NAVAL ACCORD tified today before the Senate lobby proper.” with 189 passengers. where it was called up with indica A willful attempt to remove tiraces conunlttee that he never discussed “Are any of of the facts untrue?” tions pointing to speedy action with AID FOR 55 POOR FAMILIES of the robbery by setting rife to Pick Up Passengers the subject with Mr. Hoover but Senator Blaine, Republican, Wis ’rhe pilot boats Sandy Hook and out extended debate. Members, draperies h an ^ g over the doorway siaid he had talked on sugar matters consin, asked. New Yorker, the first vessels to however, engaged in a verbal row in of the partition between the. gen with Walter Newton, one of the ■‘T have .not discussed the sugar which Representative Moore, Demo MULE ESCAPES GAS Joint Statement I^ued Fol- eral workroom and the storeroom respond to the S O S signals of the THAT SMOTHERED 59 Ptesideqt’s secretaries. tariff with Mr. Hoover. J have dis two ships, picked up the life boats crat, Virginia, accused Representa Those Needing Christmas was unsuccessful. ■A letter 'written by H. C. Lakin, cussed it with Mr. Newton,” Shat- of the Fort Victoria with her pas tive Fish, Republican, New 'York, Police Investigate. president of the Cuban Company tuck answered. with having injected the racial ques McAlester, Okla., Dec, 19.— lowing the Parley Held in The break occurred -Tuesday sengers and most of her crew of (AP)—Amid tears and tragedy, who had employed Sbattuck, to a He said he had discussed the slid tion into the issue. The New Yorker Help About Same in Num night, being made by exerting pres Cuban official had said that Shat- ing scale proposal ■with Newton and 165. comedy appeared at the mouth had proposed that a negro be one sure on the front door until the had been asked by Newton to dis Captain A. R. Francis and 12 of of the Old Town Coal Company Washington. tu ^ h^d conferences with the chief his crew remained aboard the Fort member of the commission. ber as Last Year; Fifteen small catch Ipck gave way. 'Ilxe po executive , on sugar and that the cuss it. Before the debate subsided Repre mine where Tuesday 59 r’ iners Victoria until she sank at 7:30 p. lice Were called by Mr. Hedeen yes President- had instructed Newton Asked About Letter sentative Oscar De Priest, negro Re were killed by an explosion. m. They were rescued by one of the terday morning and Officer: John to bring members of the House Sbattuck was asked about a let publican;' IMinois, took the floor and Scorning all rescue workers, a Washington, Dec. 19— (AP)— A McGlim investigated, later turning tugs which were trying to keep Typical Cases Cited. ^ Wajw and Means committee into ter which Lakin 'wrote to Secrets^ made hie first regular speech in the gaunt, black mule sauntered out the case over to Police Lieutenant her afioat. The Algonquin, with her joint statement issued today by the contact 'With those seeking lower Aballi of Cuba which said Shat- House. He supported the President's of the shaft, solemnly suiyeyed William Barron. He is now work Cuba# rates. tuck had had a conference with bows stove in, but not dangerously American and Japanese delegations position and advocated that one With 55 dependent families on the crowds gathered aroundv the ing on an angle that he is confident Sbattuck was not . questioned Hoovett damaged, anchored near ihe scene mouth of the mine, and -then to the London naval conference said member o f the commission be of his list fo r ’ a^d this winter, the Man will bring ligh^ on the case within a, about his conferences \rith Newton ‘T had talked -with Mr. Newton,” of the collision to wait for the fog race. Before he took his seat, De ambled eagerly toward a pile of that as a result qf the conversation^ chester Commimity Fund, a joint few days. and most of the short hearing, was he said. T had not talked with 'the to thin before returning to her pier Priest said he wished the members •hay nearby, while 'onlookers held here, an agreement in tiie ob president. committee composed of the Mam The articles taken were a curly devoted to his relatiims with' Mr.^ today. Her passengers remained of the minority were as solicitous laughed, some with a touch' of jectives of both coimtries was. Chester Chamber of Commerce, the maple lowboy valued at $20(), a re Hoover. ■ “Then the President gave you no aboard. about the “black people of Ameri hysteria. established. I^wanis and Lions Clubs emphasizes production of the original antique! Worked for President directions at all?” asked Senator ca” as they, were about those of “The discussion, like that at RobhUKHi. ' • . the need of immediate contribution an antique, butterfly table ■valued at . The . attorney said be resented the HAPPY REUNIONS Haiti. Woodley, (home of Secretary Stim- fact jthat Mr. Hoover’s name had to the fund now being raised to $350, and three curly maple , chip- “Absolutely not,” Sbattuck said. New York, Dec. 19.— (AP.)—The fiis Conclusion son) was concerned ■with the gener-' pendEile mirrors, 'made to retail at been “banded About”- in testimony "I never, jecelved any instructkmi alfeviate suffering and to carry lobbys of the Hotel McAlpin, head “I congratulate the gentlemen for al philosophy underlying naval $25 each. Nothing else was missing before'the lobby committee and said from the President.” Christmas joys into homes where quarters of the rescued passengers starting in right in Haiti and con PROBING CAUSE agreements and the opportunities though the small shop houses many inferences drawn from his relations Walsh lasked if Sbattuck didn’t many children await with no defi of the Bermuda-boimd steamship ceding the common people .the of the coming conference,” fhe valuable pieces of furniture, both •with the chief executive, were im know tiiat lAkin was “counting nite assurance the advent of a hap Fort Victoria, was the scene of right of self determination and hope statement said. genuine antique and. reproductions. proper. He asserted he had been heavily” his relations wito Hoo many happy family reunions today. it will spread to every state in py Christmas day. Previous Parley A cloth covering, two highly ex- thrown. ,wlth- Mr. HooVer through ver. The work done by this commit OF MINE BLAST Husbands had beet’ separated America and that we all will enjoy “It took up, the good results be pensiye bureaus had been removed. charitalfle work ahd had alsq^ done “I don’t think he was counting so tee last Christmas was extensive. from wives in taking to lifeboats the same rights and privileges,” he tween the United States and Japtm Starts Fire. some legal, work for him. much on my relations with the Approximately the same number of from the rammfed steamer and land said. of Washington conference and The gaudily paints draperies ^T moke no; claim Qth^ than 1 President,” Sbattuck replied. families were aided as are on the ed in different parts of Manhattan Just when the Senate will feach* the jkissibilities of continuing and covering the opening in the newly hoi>e to have his %dendship”, h$ -Rc^lnson read a letter Lakin the Haitian proposition is uncertain. list this y?ar. On Christmas dqy the R ^ef Agencies Working to inciVUiBg. these resiflts. The agree erected partition . were of -cottoo added: wfaen,-at-tiie outsat i>f the wrofe which said Sbattuck was em and Staten Island. They all headed committee gave or superintended for the McAlpin Hotel, however, On the aCtAfXlhHsfma.s list with the ment in the objectives of. both coun and flamed so quickly tlitt;^ey bearing tite witness was akked by ployed “chiefly” because of his rela the g iv i^ of 51 dinners, 26 of whlc.h tries was established. where the Fumiss Line had en measure is the long contested taidff' Raise Funds for Relief of dropped on the ■ floor beffi^'-The Seioator Walshs 'Democrat, whether tions 'With the President \ bill and the consideratioii of the were provided by the fimd and 25 “Then in a very frank and friend blaze -had a chance to eat into the hte work feir lower sugar rat« w m gaged 220 rooms. donated by indi-riduals or various ly way each delegation- presented ^ Only An Inference All the survivors praised highly rights of Senators Joseph R. Grun green spruce frame of the doorway. that of a lawyer or "lobbyist.” organizations. the broad outlines of its position. Sbattuck answered emphatically “I think that was only an Infer the orderly behavior of the passen dy, of Pennsylvania, and Patrick J. the Families. •A blackened spot marks the floor SuUiyan, of Wyoming, Republicans, Last Year’s Account This discussion did not go into de Where the drapes f ^ , scorching that his work was that of a la^er. ence,” Sbattuck said. gers and crew, which enabled the In all, 162 children and 17 adults tails' or figures which is the He said he saw President Hoover EU)binson asked Sbattuck if he* unloading of all aboard the ship in to hold their seats. The Senate also bed posts and a bureau standing still has to straighten out its com were |>rovided with the following pro-vince of the .conference' and about the time he began an, em knew Lajdn had written a number fifty minutes. McAlester, Olka., Dec. 19.— (AP) nearby. mittee membership situaticn. commodities: Seventy-nine pairs of should be drae there where a^ the When the break Was made is not ployee of the Cuba Company and of letters referring to Shattuck’s re Most of the passengers, however, Much Work Ahead shoes, 65 pairs of rubbers, 166 pairs Four investigators today were to participating nations 'will be pre known • bu^ it Is ■ believed to have that he told ' of the connection he lations 'With Hoover. lost-all their belongings and many The amount of work ahead of that of stockings, 134 suits of underwear, enter the Old To'wn Coal Company’s sented.” * been in the early morning hours. had formed. , - » “I-certkinly did not,” he answered of them bound for a vacation at 14 overcoats, 6 pairs of trousers, 11 quickly, raising his voice to a shout chamber alqo was disclosed today mine in an effort to determine the This belief was advanced when no Sbattuck also denied that he had Bermuda lost large sums of money. when a check-up showed a total of I boys’^ jackets, 3 solicits contributions in Cuba for “Do you not realize you were em cause of an explosion which Tuesday ashes were found on the bed posts, Members of the 11-piece Interna 3,069 measures listed on ti?e calen- ' sweaters, 20 women’s vests, 2 sleep which had been newly varnished by his work. A letter written by*Jun ployed chiefly because of your rela tional Orchestra of Philadelphia dar. Of the number 2752 arp iftUs, ing suits, 2 pairs of gloves,' 6 toques, snuffed out the lives of 59 miners, THIEF TRIES TO STEAL Mr. Hedeen before he left his shop ior Owens, of the American ^ttlers tion 'with the President?” Walsh lost all their instruments which 108 are joint resolutions,. 188 Senate 15 yards of flannel material, 9 while relief agencies in all’ parts of at 5:30 o’clock Tuesday night. of Carbonated Beverages to Charles asked. sheets, 12 pillow cases, 2 pairs of D. Rainwater-of Atlanta, qaid that* ‘1 do not,” 'Sbattuck said. they valued at $15,000. resolutions,' and 21 Senate concur the state worked kt top speed, pil Picked the Goods., bloomers, 1 pair of leggins and 1 CHOICE F0REI(»i BOOZE a Mr. Francis, law partner of Shat- H6‘ added', that ah he had was his rent resolutions. Further^ there are ing up a fund to aid destitute fami- Quite some time must have at hand 61 written reports on bills. Teddy Bear suit. elapsed while the furniture was be tiick had infbrmed hlih confidenti^- “library and ■ reputation.” At the other end of the Capitol Out of the 55 families on the lists, il.es of the mine’s victims. Portsmouth, N. H., Dec,„.19 — ing spirited away as both the lowboy ly thatJShattuck hqd’ been in Cubst “In my- home-town,” he added, ‘T BLAZING AIRPLANE the House also has plenty of work a greater part of them have from Work in the nqine itself was at a (AP)—A locksmith was called to and Butterfly table were located. In and bad 'been successful in ralg^g think -X have ■ somewhat of a legal ahead, even'though it has not set up 3 to 8 children. There are three standstill this morning, while bat day to fit two new locks, to the door positions hard to reach. Three money for . the sugar cam j^^, reputation: and connections.'” an after Christmas "list. -A total of fainilies with g children, one with 7. teries whiqh supply the mine’s elec which guards a treasure, of foreign chairs in front of the lowboy bed Shattdek ^ d he' ^d hot know This disaussion luose from a tele 8029 measures await action there. and several with frorn 6 to 3 young tric power were being charged and liquors in the Customs House cel been placed In the middle of . the how his partner.came to make the gram from lAkin to Sbattuck which IS SAFELY U N D E D Of the number, 7749 are bills, 175 sters who need clothing and food tor the lighting system repaired. lar. And thereby hqngs a tale. statemant; adding that he bad not said LiSkin hoped Sbattuck “because work room- The table was taken solicited contributions. Owens will joint resolutions and 105 House Christmas, Day. Listed below are The Investigators Yesterday afternoon, betweeu from the midst of other antiques, as of his. connections” could bring be called to the stond to testify to resolutions. fifteen neecfy cases typical of all The investigators who will go into 1,2:30 and 1 o’clock— collector of though it was an article especlsdly about a reidslon of the redpro'city those helped by the town commit the mine are Miller D. Hay, state Customs George A. Nelson ■ vetches morrow. , treatment 'with Cuba. desired. A letter from 'a Mrs. Jones, who Nervy Pilot With' 10 Persons tee. chief mine inspector, C. A. Herbert, the contraband with an eagle^^e— ])Ir. Hedeen said today that he Sbattuck said he had hpen as The Cases senior engineer of the United States someone attempted to rifle the was not further identified, to,Fran sociated 'With sugar people for many could not tell, whether It- was the cis was read which spoke of a plan Case No. 1—Family consists of Bureau of Mines; Williafn Og;ilvie, vault. The collector usually makes work of expert antiqne mra or years and had valuable connections. Aboard Calmly Lands on OTHER NATIONS OWE father, mother and 6 children. Fath- of McAlester, as a neutral invest!-, hourly visits to the cellar to guard to send Senators to-Cuba to look Walsh called attention that tredfy amateurs. As many valuable pieces over the situation there. Sbattuck tr is in jail. Mother .has to remain gatdr, and a representative of the against just such a possibility; Yes revision would have to be done by said nothing ' came of this. at home as children are all of ele mining company, yet tp be chosen. terday he was making half-hourly (Continned on Page Three^) the Presldeht through the secretary Water— No One Hnrt . U. S. 1 3 BILLIONS mentary age. The party plamned to enter the nqine visits, so he was able to fix tbe time of state. Washington, Dec. 19— (AP)—^Ed- Case No. 2—Family consists of about noon, unless the mine owners of the attempted crime .with con ‘.‘That Is partiaUy true,” Sbattuck m o f’ er and 8 children and another siderable certainty. He found the ■win P. Sbattuck, lawyer friend of said. requested delay until tomorrow. President Hoover, 'told the Senate New York, Dec. 19—(AP)—The expected very soon. Father has de Conflicting Reports lock had been gouged and a piece “The revision I had in mind co^d serted the family. of key remained in it. Nelson G Q V m R REPORTS lobby committee today be had not be accomplished by an’act of Con story of how a pilot brought a blaz Seven-Year Task Complet Despite persistent rumors that discussed the sugar tariff with the Case No. 3—Family consists of two more bodies still were in the started an investigation today 'With gress.” ing airplane to a safe landing in the mother and 5 children. Father died the fragment of key as his only President. Sbattuck said the proposed re lower levels of the mine, Hugh Rice, 'I have had no directions from water off Paramaribo, Dutch ed— Russia Disavows Its 4 years ago following an. operation. manager, insisted pvery man had clue. ON IMPROVEMENTS vision would inctease the preferen Mother works when she gets the op The liquor, 391 cases, of assorted Mr. Hoover about the Sugar tariff,” tial duty given, Cuban sugar under Guiana, without injury to • the ten been accounted for. Sbattuck saidr “nor have I discuss persons aboard, reached the New portunity. Rescue work was seriously ham foreign brands valued at $22,000, the tariff biU. Case No. 4—Family consists of was recently fished out of the ocean ed it ■with the President. I have York offices of the New York-Rio- War Debts. ^ pered by cold weather above discussed the sugar tariff and the Buenos line today. mother and 3 small children. Father ground. In the lower levels the res at Rye beach. died a few months ago. Connecticat to Spend Over proposed sliding scale with Mr. The plane, the new Havana, en- cue squads toiled in a temperature Newton (secretary to Hoover).” CONFESSES RE SET route from New York for inaugrura- Washington, Dec. 19.—-(AP)* — Cage No. 5.—Family consists of of 120 degrees. Hay said, with per mother and 3 children. Father de Just a few moments before Sena tion of service by the line in Febru President Hoover laid aside today spiration streaming down their 36 Millions Darin; the tor Walsh, Democrat, Montana, had serted family and is away from the MAY DIE TONIGHT ary, was making a hop from the a task he began working upon faces and bodies. Then, on coming to asked the .witness if he had ‘tolked FIRE TO HIS HOU^ Port of Spain yesterday, when one seven years ago as a member of the state. the surface, the shock of the near with the President before accepting Case No. 6.—Family consists of of the motors developed a broken World War Foreign" Debt Fimding zero weather at the surface Ifeft Columbus, Ohio, Dqc. 19— (A P )— Coming Year. a job offered by Laking. gas line and the wing covering over Commission. mother and 4 children. Father de many of them weak and trembling. Warden P. E. Thomas of Ohio What He Told Hoover Roanoke, "Va., Dec. 19.— (AP)=—* it caught fire. In affixing his signature to the serted this family juSt before the penitentiary said today that unless “I told him I was employed by Confessing that he ’ set fire to a . Captain R. H. McGlohn, the phot, French debt settlement the Chief youngest child was born. and the the State Supreme Court acts on Hartford, Dee. 19.— (AP)-!-Gov- the Cuban sugar interests to try to house at Hanson, Mass., bj 1892, to calmly headed his ship straight for Executive had the satisfaction of | . has struggled to keep the TREASURY BALANCE the appeal of Dr. James H. Snook ernor John H. Trumbull, complying work out some plan that would be collect insurance on his furniture, shore ahd brought it down to a safe besto'wing the formal approval of 1 ^amly together. . * before midnight tonight he has with President Hoq-frer’s request fdr fair to all,” ■ Sbattuck answered. Newton Magoun, 63, has surrender landing in the water. The five pas the country upon the last settlement Washington, Dec. 19.— (AP.)— authority '#j- proceed with the pro information relative to the ‘amount "W h y did you teU him at all ed fo' police here. sengers were landed without injury, of those worked oyt by the com- | father, mother and 8 children, all of Treasury receipts for Dec. 17 were fessor’s electrocution for'the mur of work to be done in Connecticut about your emplojmient?” he was “I had rather spend the. rest- of- the flames extinguished and the $879,646,843.36; expenditures $739,- der of his co-ed paramour, Theora during the next year for'improve asked. my life in the penitentiary”, he was members of the crew went ashore. mission for funding the indebted- (Continued on Page Three.) 569,715.88; balance, $189,866,074.31. Hix, la^t June 13. ments, has notified Secretary La “I saw him as I usually do,” quoted by police. Magoim. Issisted^ Small Damage ness of thirteen nations. Under ment at Washington that $21,028,- Sbattuck said, *T usyally call on that his conscience had* been trou-' McGlohn reported that the only them, the United States will receive 884 will be expended by the coim- bling him, and for the past three damage to the ship was the burned thirteen billion dollars. him whmi In the vicinity.” ties, dities and towns. The gov Sbattuck said his friendship with weeks he had been endeavoring to wing covering. Materials were be Fnmce’s Debt ernor advises the.. President that Hoover had been ‘like any other gather sufficient courage to un m ing sent out today for repairs to That of France included not only funds loaned that country during approximately 60 per gent of this friendship,” adding that they had burden his mind of the affair. the ship. Police yesterday wrote to the McGlohn’s passengers were: J. H. the World War, but many 'millions ANNOUNCING work will be done during ^ e next had a good deal of public work to gether and a large amount of char li^assachusetts authorities to de Edwards, vice president of the line; of dollars of surplus 'war materials six months. County Figures. termine whether a charge is. yet Mrs. J. H. Edwards; D. Cordan, were sold to *faer after the conflict ity work. Senator Itobinson, Republican, hanging over Uie man. Magoun t^d Traffic manager, of, Argentina; ended. The total to be paid by that AN OLD FAVORITE -Three counties, N ew , Londqn, Indianfi, asked why .^Sbattuck was the name of the i>erson from whom Louis Martinez, traffic manager of country over a 62-year period is Litchfield and Fairfield, plan to $6,847,674,104 of which $2,822,674,- spend $335,000. Sixteen cities In the- employ^ “chiefly” because of his he rented, the name of the agent Uruguay, and A. Servcn, assistant and the.insurance company, which traffic manager, of Argentina. 104 will be paid as interest CROOGE. Marley’s Ghost. The Spirits of Christ state ■will spend a total, of $15,773,^ ^riendsMp ■with Hoover., " I make no claim'to'be the- ad- insup^ his household goods. Members of the crew, besides Mc Just before F^esideht Hoover mas Past, Christmas Present, and Christmas Y§t to 747, Hartford reporting the largest S sum to . be'’ exp^ded—$4,362,4)00. ■viser of Mr. Hoo'ver,” he said. "I Glohn, were R. W. Ritchie, mate came into bftice, arrangements were Come. And Tiny Tim, with his “God! bless us, every have in the past ten.yeare done pro pilot; J. L. Blackman, radio opera made to compromise the Greek war New Haven Is next with $2,854,304. ' AUTO VICTIM DIES one!” Remember them? . ^ fessional,'work for. Mr. Hoover. I tor; C. L. Clements, mechanic, and debt funding of which had not been The total for 31'townsds $4,0^.137, G. A. Thibodeau, second mechanic. completed when the commission ex Beginning today the Herald invites you to meet these with West Hartford in the lead with resent ihe Implication that I am Mr. Lowell, Mass, Dec. 19—(AP) .— pired in 1927. characters, or renew your acquaintance with them, as anticipated expenditure, reporting Hoover’s closest legal friend. Thomas Drew, 50, who was thrown, Just Friends FLYER NOW DIPLOMAT Four other countries have not the case may be. The opening installment of “A Christ $1,445,000 add Greenwich second from his wagon while dri'ving in the completed settlements. Russia dis with $1,363,000. * “I think it la unfortunate that Groton road at Westford last nighlL: - mas Carol,” Charles Dickens’ immortal story of Christ -any such imputation should be re after, the horse drawn vehicle Genoa, Italy, Dec. 19 — (AP) — avowed the debt contracted by the The'report, of the governor to the General Francesco de Pinedo, ncrted Czarlstic regime. Austria was mas, begins today. , ‘ President is supplemental to the ceived by the comnolttee. My rela- been struck by the automol^e; Italian airman •wdio was recently ap grahted a moratorium until 1943. A repOTt recently .made of, the ttons with' ^ . ‘-Hoover have been Thajddeus Strugenski, died today; at If jrqu’ve iead it,.you’ll -k a T it to read it Again. And i planned'exp«iditures by thS'- staite very pl'easant. . a local - hospital. Stn^enslti, pointed Italian aviation attache at Liberian debt of $30,000 is still on the eWidren will want to reqditj for. it’s the favorite Buenos Aires, sailed for his po^t to the Treasury books, and tbe of Connecticut in highway^ and new ,'‘1 ^ahe no claim other tha£ that said his machine had skiddi^ slippery road, was held day aboard the 'sl^amship Conxe Armenian government 'which dwed Christmas story of young ana old. * ' , buUdihgs, approximating $15;()00,000 I to have')his 3Hendsbip.” bail on a manslaughter chargi^ji Verde. '^Numerolis friends were on this country Is ik) longer in. exis ^ makinjf th e' total re p o r t^ ' tp the “Do you think its fair to have Mr: Hoover’s, name bandied about arraignment in Ayer district hand to bid him farewell. tence.' ' President in excess of $36,000,000. 1- f V . .... ------. . ' .' ■ ' v. - ^ . r ' P A U fi i'W O MAWCfOBSTEK BVJS«1«G HJSttAU?, SUiriH MAWUntiSrER, TJIUKSDAY^ D^BM B^ f «in ■! II 1 '■■■ 'i I > I ' I I ■■■■P.— — ------Pack Mot ...... RtUCK BODY PLANT V Pan Am Pet B ...... llS S iN G SHOWGIRL JAP ENVOYS TALK Par Fam XAsky OBITUARY .Stocks Penn. State Briefs WILL OPERATE HERE - (Fvmlalied by Pofnain'4>k) Phil end Rdg C and Ir NOW IN HOLLYWOOD •Central Bow, Barttordf .Coim. Pub Serv N J ...... i..;i‘ 1 P. M. Bfoeka. 4: AUeg C o r p ...;...... 26 Radio Corp ...... « i Clemsons to t Brins: Pullar LEAGUE ANNIVERSARY Bank scooki. Am Bosch Mag .....; ...... -40 Radio Keith . v ...... 10 New Haven, Dec. 19— (AP)—^The Company Here— Construe^ Bid .>Asked ^tm Can ...... H5^^ Readhig ...... ^.....328' Connecticut committee for the-tenth tion Co. B yks Project. DEATHS Offidals i o London Parley Bankers Triifit Co •..., 336 — ^ ttod For Pow ....'a.*;.... 89% Rem Rmid ...... 3 7 % | ^ Hden Lee Worthing Married anniversary of the League o f Na a ty Bank and Trust . — 626 Ahi,laternst ...;.38.% Rep Ir,and Stl ...... ’A f lt tions will hold a public mass meet Am Pow-And Lt ...: ...... * 78 Sears Roe ...... A hew manufiicturing' company, Cap Nat — 400 ing in Woolsey Hall on Jan. .7. The Starts Late Ttb AHtf’ Conn. fUver ...... k., 426 — Am RSd stand Sail ...... 31 Simmons ...... -98 Negro Doctor and i$ Now producing automobile truck .bodies Am Roll MUl ...... i....i83% I speakers will include President FUNERALS Htfd Oo'nn. Trust .... SindSir QU ...... 36% Japes Rowland Angell of Yale; and many lines of irml work for Am ^Sinelt 71% Sou P s c : ...... ‘...... ‘.121*.. buUding and construction companies First Nat Htfd ...k. A m .B ug^ Seeking Divorce. General Jan Christian Smuts; noon for New York Gty. Ismd Mtg and Title . . 61 Sfemd Brands 27%; I Henry Morgenthai^ former U. S. and iron necessities for the con Am Tel and Tel ,.,218% St Gas and El ..\,_____ ;...1 1 0 struction field, wiU-be established -at Ralph A. Cone Mutual B4T r __ ambassador to Turkey , and Mrs. ' The funeral of Ralph A. Cone, do, vtc Am Water Wks ... 87 S O Cal ...... 61%.^ Mary Agpes Hamilton, novelist and the comer of E ls ^ street and Mid *Anaeonda . . . i.. 75% dle Turnpike by the Manchester held this afternoon at 2 o’clock at Washington, Dec. 19.—-(AP) — Naw Brit Tinuit S O N J ...... 64 ^ Los Angeles, Dec. 19.— (AP)— member of Paiiiament in England. his home on East Center street, Riversidesiaa Trust . . . . . $60 AU Ref .... 40 SONY...... ;.... 33% Construction Company it waa an BrbaLd technical phases of. i naval B and O jThe Los Angeles Examiner said to was liv e ly attended by relatives West Htfd Trust .. 860 ,'..115% Stew W a r ...... 39% WESLEYAN STATISTICS nounced through the Chamber of limitation were discussed today by Bendix A'viat ... 34 -day that the mysterious disappear- and friends. The fraternal lodges m n! --'BoiMb.' Studebaker ...... 42% Middletown, Dec. 19— (AP) — (Commerce today. • the* Japanese and Ainerican ,4<^e- Beth’ Steel ...... 92 Tex Corp ...... t...... ^ ^Ance two years ago of Helen Lee The instaUation and remodeling of which Mr. Cone was an active Htfd ft Conn West .. 96 — Budd Add Mach .... 46% Wesleyan University’s present 607 worker and leader,' King David gates to the London conference- at Bast Conn Pow 5i k. . '100 103 Tex Guff Sulph ...... 65% ^Worthing, former New York Stage undergraduates hail from 13 differ the warehouse how used by the Can Pac ...... :. .189% Construction Company into a p l^ t Lodger of Odd FeUows, Shepherd their second a n d 'fi^ meeting •ha- Coan JL P 7r . . V 116 118' •nm Det Axle ...... 16 ^beauty, apparently has been solved ent states, the District of Columbia Cerro De-Pasco ...... 62% Trans Oil 8% to house the new business wUl be Encampment and Simset Rebekah fore the departime o f the. vla ltors.j® ^ " ••••••• 106 108 Chi MU SO* and P pt . , 46 °* ^’ith the revelation here that she and Germany, according to the sta 400 Union Cwb...... i...... 7$% tistics given in the recently publish completed and ready'for-operation lodge were weU represented. There, • 98 Chic and Northwest * .... 86 tiad separated from her husband, was a profusion, of beautiful floral from, the Far.Bast for New York Htfd Hyd 5a. ••••••••« 102 106, Unit Airersfft ...... "i*... 46% ed Wesleyan catalogue for 1929-30. soon after the new year, according later in the day; ' Chrysler ...... 34% Unit Corp ...... 31% )r. Eugene C. Nelson, a negro There are ten less students from to WiUiam Knofia, president of the .tributes from members of the fam- Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones, lasuraaceBtocks. Cklum Gas Acd El .. ... 69% Construction Company. Unit Gas and Imp ^...... 31% ^physician of Los Angeles. New York this year than last but Uy, friends and. organizations. who was fi' delegate to tbe 1927 xA'etnfi- Casualty*...... 14a Col Graph ....29 % U S Freight...... 96 there are* eight more from Connec-^ Andrew Mi.Clemson,. Sr:, of North ReVi' J. Stuart ‘NeiU, .rector of Geneva conference and is one of' the AetiiaLInsurance ..... 525 Coml Inv Tr ...... 40 U S Realty and Imp 62 The newspaper said that news of Elm street, for forty-two y ^ rs with xJketna Life ...... 87 the girl’s marriage and separation tlcut, three more from Massachu-' St; Mary’s Episcopal church, con^ chief technical advftters to the Comwlth and So'u ...... 1 2 '% U S Rubber ...... 27 setts, six more from New Jersey, the James PuUar Company‘of ^Hart ducted the services. The bearerst-Americans at the forthcoming Lon xAutomobiie ...... 38 (Jpnsol 'GaS ...... «• 95 , U S Steel ...... 169% 'had come to light simultaneously ford, manufacturing the same line Conni (Mneral 112 and that Mrs. Nelson was reported two more from Ohio and one new were. Selectman Thomas J. Rogers, don assexhlfly partibipated in tbe ex ebntin Can t...... 50% UtU Pow and Lt A ...... ,,..*31% one each from California, Georgia as contemplated by the new indus Thomas Smyth, Morris Elman, C. change of views at the. request of do, rtsr>...... 51 Com Prod ...... 93% Woolworth ...... 75% ,^to have consulted an attorney with try, wiU be general manager of the xxH tfd Fire ,$1Q par . 58 i^view to obtaining a divorce. and Minnesota. E. WUson, G. W. Strant and Cleon Sebreta^ Stimison, chMfman of the Curtiss Wright.. ... 7% plant. He wiU be assisted by. James Chapman. Burial was in the East Americfin delegation. % ■ do,, rts ...... «..... w 9 Du Pont De Nem ...114% Records quoted by the Ebcaminer Crane, who has been with the com HOLDING SUSPECTS. cemetery. • • ' Neither Secretary Adams, the xxH tfd Fire $10 par .. 59 Elec Pow ahd Lt I • e. • • ^ • ..^•46% \ showed that Miss Worthing and Dr. pany for ten years and who wiU be do, rts — 914 ' Nelson were married in Tijuana, Norwalk, Dec. 19.— (AP)—Two Navy’s member of the American- Erie' ... 60% Massachusetts boys, Robert Jordan, in charge of the blacksixiitbihg de Htfd Steam Boiler ... — Gen £llee-i ...232% Mexico, in Jime, 1927, came to I^s partment; and Andrew Clemson, “Big Six’’ nor Senator i^ed of 18, of Medford and Charles McBray, Pennsylvania, attended the'confer National Fire ...... 68 Gen Foods: .... ^ 47% STATE Angeles and resided in an exclusive Jr., for fifteen years an employee Phoenix' FJre ...... 76 LAST TIMES TODAY district jof Hollywood but later mov 19, of Somerville, are resting in a ence, the Senator again being de Gen Motors ...;r ...... 40% cell at the local police station to of the PuUar Compamy who wiU be ACCUSES OFHCIAL xTravelers ...... 1300 Gold D Sst'...... • ,39 % ed to the negro district of this city. in charge of the woodworking de tained on. official business/at the Public UtiUty Stocks. Miss Worthing is said to have been day while the authorities probe the Capitol. Grigsby Gnmow ...... 20 ownership of an automobile that was partment. ’ i Conn. Elec S v e ...... ' 85 92 Hershey Choc ...... 70 JOHN GILBERT living virtually in seculslon lately. This new manufacturing plant Morrow Present xxConn. Power ...... 79 '83 Miss Worthing could not be locat carrying them to the glamors of OF HELPING RICH Besides Mr. Stimson, Dwight W. Int Combust ...... 5% IN m s FIRST New York, when they were halted will be fuUy equipped with forge do, pfd . . '...... 110 — Int Harv ...... 79 ed today. and aU necessary heavy machinery Morrow, ambassador to Mexico, vtblb do, rts ...... 17 18 ’ TALKING PICTURE on the Post road by the motor pa the Only America^delegate present. Int Nick Can ...... 30% for fast and efficient production of Hartford Elec Lgt ... 86 90 Int,T dnd ^T,74 "HIS GLORIOUS NEW YORK REPORT trol early this morning. their products. The plant wiU manu Laconia, N. H., Dec. 19.— (AP.) "Former Premier Reijiro Wakat- do, v t c ...... ---• 90 New York, Dec. 19.— (AP)—Helen The youths were found to-be lack suki and Admiral Takeshi Takar- Johns Manvllle ...... 110 facture a complete line of commer —^Attorney- General Ralph W. Greenwich WftG, pfd 90 95 Kan City Sou . 84 N IG H r ^ Lee Worthing, former New York ing the proper registration for the cial bodies of large and smaU types. Davis, ,of New Hampshire, today abe, the^ 'chief Japanese . delegates, Hartford Gas 70 80 actress who is reported to be seek machine and neither had a license to spoke for Japan through Klroshi V Kennecott ...... 57% It wUl maintain an iron department, demanded of Theodore S. Jewett, do, pfd ...... 60 Kreuger and Toll ...... 23% ing a divorce from Dr. Eugene C. drive. blacksmith shop, woodworking de Belknap county soUcitoT, that he Salto, secreta^ of the delegation, S N E T Co...... 170 180 Nelson, negro physician of Los and interp’feter at the conferences Leh Val ...... 75' partment, painting and lettering de explain his lucent charge of unwar Manotecturing Stocks. . ALSO ^ Angeles, is a daughter of a Boston with the Americans. * Mb Kafi and Tex ^ . 48% ARSON TRIAL BEGINS partment, as weU as a. reclaiming ranted state interference in tbe Acme Wire . — • 60 Mont Ward ...... 56% bi^siness man, and formerly was a Bridgeport, Dec. 19.— (AP.)— department to handle the repairs of trial of four college students in Today’s session was' held in the xAm Hardware ...... 63 66 member of a Ziegfeld show. private office of Secretary Stimson, Nat Cash Reg A , ...... 73%' ALICE \raiTE‘ Joseph Shaeffer, 47, of Norwalk, on aU steel bodies, fenders, etc. When Superior' Court here. Amer Hosiery ...... 29 — Nat Dairy ...... 48% At one time when she was a trial before Judge John R. Bqoth ready the plant wiU be properly whose severe cold has responded -American Silver . . . . . 25' showgirl she was engaged to marry. Jewett said he would' reply to sufficiently to tr^Mtment to enable Nat Pow and L t ...... 31% "THE GIRt FROM f and Jury in Criminal Superior equipped and capably manag^ to Davis at bis convenience and repeat xArrow H&H, com . . . 41 44 New Cop ...... 30% B. G. Tomlinson, son of a New York Court upon a charge of'arsdn, se turn out the finest line of auto truck him to visit the State Department X do, pfd . 100 104 • WOOLWORTH’S” lawyer, but the engagement was to him the statement he made after for the first ;time filnee Monday N Y C e n t...... 175% cured three insurance policies for a bodies in the state. - Automatic Refriger .. 4 ■— N Y N H and Htfd ...... 114% broken off. She was taken to a the trial. Jewett had charged that The secretary had ftpa-iged later total of • $4,000 shortly before his The* plant wUl be similar to the Davis’ presence at the trial was Bigelow, Htfd, com •.; 81 84 Nor Amer .92% i hos^tal in April, 1922, after swal home was damaged by fire. widely known James PuUar Com to entertain the Japanese at lunch dOf pfd •••••• • • 98 — lowing poison which her maid said unwarranted suid that the influence eon at . the Pan American ' Union. This testimony was offered by pany, of Hartford, manufacturers of he brought to bear in behsdf of the Billings and Spencer , 4 8 she mistook for headache tablets. Harry Tarlov, of Norwalk, an in truck bodies for many years, among- *71118 was the last of the^ social, Bristol Brass ...... •—■ 30 In 1926 Miss Worthing obtained defendants was “not in accordance fimctions' for tbe visitors before surance agent, who sold Shaeffer them bodies for (Jheney Brothers, with justice.” do, pfd - » « • • • • • « an injunction to restrain a perfume Manchester Electric. Company, Per-, their departure for New York at Collins Co. ».». k... the policies. . Bobbery Charge importing company from, using her rett and Glehney, and others besides 4:45 p. m. Case, Lockwood ft B photograph for advertising pur Tarlov was the first witness call- The; trial was that of Benjamin ea to the stand today.after a Jury firms throughout Connecticut and Colt’s Firearms ..v.. poses. New: England. T. Bartlett, 20, of Derry, who' was Eagle Lbck. i>.... Less than two months after her had been secured throughbthe ex sentenced to two to five years in amination of 38 talesmen. Many prominent men who have NEED MORE A IR P U N P Fafnlf Bearings ...... marriage in Jime, 1927, to Dr. Nel been interviewed in regard to this state prison; Clifton W. Ellis, 30, Fuller Brush-Class: A <3 son, Miss Worthing went into volun of Nashua; Benjamin Newell, 19 of OPEN HOLD RUM RUNNERS new line of manufacture are of the do;. class . AA .... tary bankruptcy In Hollywood, mind that it is a promising field and. Derry, and bis brother Eldward TO ENFORGE Hapt'ft Goolfiy ...... EVENINGS EVENINGS* Calif. She listed liabUitles of $19,.- Bridgeport, Dec. 19.— (AP.)— Ne.w^: 18. Ellis and the Nfiwells UNTIL .UNTIL Abe Galpem, of this city, was ar expect that many heads of families Hartmfiim Tpb,‘ com 17 r - 086.62 and assets of only $680. or others wiU be given stpady em were given suspended jail sentences do, - 1st.. 'Pfd, XMAS XMAS rested last iiight by State Trooper and'fined $100 each. All were sons Seven Mounted .W illi Machine James Finnegan and held under a ployment through: this new industry; Inter' Silver: - .-^ lOn- of prominent families. They' were Guns Are Wanted by the Landers, Frary ft CDt 6 2 / bench warrant charging him with charged with a series of robberies Coast Guard. Ma«n -ft Bbw, Class A 16 illegal transportation of' alcohol. • A INCOME TAX in c r e a s e s and the dynamiting of a cottage. do, -dfiss. B- . . ■...'«. 8 / truck he was operating at the time . In addition to taking exception’ . Washington, Dec. , 19.— CAP)— NeW B rit Mch, coin . ; — held a quantity of alcohol. to Davis’^, presence at the trial, .Construction of seven seapluefi, Niles Bern 'Pon
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On the other hand, teachers and where they-will be dur 4;30 p. m. from the Fort Victoria and clubs were mailed today by the ain, was sentenced to serve a year he said, ,two of the most valuable “Fort Victoria in collision yvith S. S. Chamber of Commerce, asking for a in Wethersfield state prison yester ing that time was given out at the ipieces were taken, giving rise to the principal’s office this afternoon^ It Algonquin near pilot boat. Tug Co list of dates of the important events day by Judge Allyn L‘. Brown in other belief. “And then again it lumbine on way to assist. Passen planned by the or:"vnlzation for the Hartford superior court when con might have, been donebut of profes follows: ' 1 gers being removed.” coming year. Tht ist will be trans victed on two liquor violation sional jeajdusy,” said Mr.F Hedeen, Hulda Anderson, 601 Cedar street; Manchester, N. H. KEITH’S SANTAI . . CLAUS SHOP.*••.*•••'» 4:40 p. m. from Fort Viclorta ferred to a card file carrying all Im- counts along with' Raymond Stak, 9 “there Is, as much of It In this busi i “Ship is listing may have to aban portant'dates so that events will not another New Britain man who was ness as In. any other.” Mrs. M. B. Anderson, 44 Garden - don ship any minute.” his partner. street, Hartford,'^ Conn. ' conflict. , Location. are best for boys and'girls • 4:41 p. m. from Port Victoria This new servlce,>which makes the Klukenski, whose wife ahd-family - Yc Old Wood Shop Is located on Kdson M. Bailey,‘Sunapee, N. H.^ Cl “Captain is ordering us Off. G. B. Chamber office a clearing house tor still live bn Spruce street over the the,.comer of Pitkin and East .Cen .Mary L. Burke, 37 Park stlreut; Mozzer block, was treasurer of J .(goodbye).” > , ! important dates, has been formulat- ter streets and strangely enough is South Manchester, Conn. d what was known as. the Jimto So-* J 4:45 p. m. ed to assist the townspeople, as quite baaren of neighbors. The .Marion Case, 141 Wolcott H(U ■ . .1 nearby “G B OM GL (meaning 1 time's in the past two or three clal club In New Britain.' Stak was 'Warknoke Garage on the opposite Road, Wethersfield, Conn. i V goodbye old man good luck). ' or morej attractions y have f£illen on the bartender. It Was revealed In comer cuts eff a view of the Shop WUfred Qarke, 15 South Main P. ■ * 4:50 from Fort Victoria “All pas the same date, presenting a problem court. Both were arrested,.in a from the main thoroughfare. A street. South Mtocheater, Conn. • sengers safely transferred to pilot police raid on November 24 when, Jarge number of bushes hide it from Harriet D. Condon, 7 Elm street, as to just which one should be at nine cases of beer,, two handsful of boat. Skeleton crew only on board tended, With the co-operation of the •ylew on the south side and trees Ipswich, Mass. ship. Ship taking a list to star- keys and a quantity of liquor were d coyer the rear side. There, is a ' I town’s organization the scheme found. They were bound over to E. Marion Dorward, 35 South board.” should turn out to be a success. The largfr open space and a road sepa Franklin street, Wilkes, Barre, Pa. 5:20 from Algonquin to Fort Vic the higher court on charges of rating it from the nearest residence, toria “Algonquin coming up along Chamber may be called at any time, reputation and'keeping with Intent Philip Emery, 58 Chestnut stre«;t. \ by anyone, to find whether or not South Manchester, Conn. side we see you now.” to sell. i See Pilot Boat. something of interest is scheduled The keys were discovered to ^be Helen Estes, Fort Fairfield, ' 5:21 from Fort Victoria to Algon for a certain date. highly important in bringing a con BUCKLAND CHILDREN Maine. ; quin “Do you see the pilot boat The Chamber expects to have, the viction as they led to secret com Sophia ,J. Ferderber, 347 72ud Blackboards • < service is use by the first of the partments in which a large supply street,,New York City,'care of Dr. too?” ■ ’ '■ ' i HOLD PARTY TONIGHT William Ferderber. > ■ ■ . A , The Algonquin “yes.” year. of liquor was secreted. Stak in ■d 1 sisted he was hired as a janitor, Victoria Franzea, 23 Hamlin ' 5:22'from Tug Columbine "We 'What a wealth of enjoyment any youngster 1 are passing No. 4 gas buoy.” being paid by the Manchester-.,man. street. South Manchester, Conn. would receive from this splendid gift. Opens -1 He said the beer was sold to club Dorothy Goodridgfe,. 50 >- Martlaud \ 5:35 from Fort Victoria "We have Children of the Seventh district into a convenient writing desk tiquipped witn a 12 degree list to starboard. Mak- ABOUT TOWN members for fifteen cents a bottle. will entertain their parents and avenue, Montello, Mass. Klukenski operates a barber shop Florence Hopkins, E ast KllJingiy, pigeon holes, etc. Top is fitted with changeable In®' water slowly. We are hit amid friends at the Buckland school as educational pictures in bright colors. d jQ Q C ships, port side (signed) Captain Freddie Kwang, proprietor of the in the same building. He said that sembly hall this evening at 7 o’clock Conn. Golden Gate Laundry on Oak street, Stak had the keys so that he could Agnes Howard, 7 Sheridan street, A gift gpecial! yr&Qcis»** is back at his place of business .when J:he annual Christmas -' tree 6:05 from Coast Guard ship Sen- bring coal up from the cellar. The program gets under way. This event Liawrence, Mass. •ca to Fort Victoria “Please keep again today after a business trip to evidence, however, was sufficient to Arland Jenkins, Danforth, Maine. New York. sponsored by the Parent-Teacher ns Informed. “* convince the jury as to the guilt of association, is always looked for Thomas Kelley, 83 Walnut street, Relief in Sig^t. both, old offenders, iii 20 minutes. ward to with eager anticipation by South Manchester, Conn. 6:06 from Victoria “Tug Relief is Members of the Majors footbal) team will receive * their , football children of the community. Teach Frances Lee, 81 Main street, Man In sight now.” ers In the different grades of chester, Conn. r 6:28 from Fort Victoria “We are checks this evening at 8:36 at Dr. the schopl chorus. Beulah Quinn will Moran’s north end office. The ten FUND ASKS CHRISTMAS Esther MacDonald, 391 Beacon listing furtner to starboard and respective pupils for their part in street, Manchester; N. H. making water.” ^ dollar gold piece raffled off was won the program of fourteen numbers 6*35 from Fort Victona ‘We are by the holder of ticket No. 51. Geraldine McGaughan, Forest Sidewalk Bikes AID FOR 55 FAMILIES and an enjoyable evening is in store- Park, Adams, Maiss. from a quarter to a half niile south for all. The Oakland club met today with (Contlnn^d fr<»fn Page 1.) Mary McGuire, 206 Main street, ^ of Fairway buoy.” The entertainment will open with Manchester, Conn. 6*37 from Algonquin to Fort Vic Mrs. Fred Harvey of Cambridge the singing of Christraau carols by Thrills galore for the boy or'^^glrl who gets toria “We will take passengers if street and a t 'one o’clock sat elementary age. Fkther works irre Esther Nuzum, 27 County street, 'one of these speedy sidewalk bikeq, for the school choms. Beuloh Quinn will Ipswich', Mass. the pilot boat wants us to have down to the annual i Christmas gularly. give a recitation entitled “Wishes.” Xmas. “Columbia” mato, just as illus them.” ^ ^ dinner, which the ladies have been Case No. 8.—Family consists of A group of songs will be sung oy Marguerite Oates, 58 Tremout trated with silent chain- drive and coaster 6:47 from Fort Victoria to Tug accustomed to serve at this, season father, mother and 8 children. the little ones in grade 1 and a' street, Hartford, Conn. brake. Finished in bright red enamel Relief “One tug is towing us from for a good many years. Chicken pie Father, is in'jail; has not been sup plasdet, “Why Evergreehs Keep Gertrude Oberempt, Easthamptcu, with nickeled ^ 1 Q the Fairway buoy toward the Chan and all that goes with it was on the porting the family since spring. . Their Leaves” will be given by the Mass. trim m ings...... nel buoy. We requirs yCu as. soon menu. Merry games followed and Case No. 9.—Family consists, ot second grade. . Elizabeth L. Olson, Annlsquaro, '<5 as possible.” an excHiange of gifts from a pretti:y mother and -5 childrcn.-Father died Doris,.Cole will.play a piano solo, Mass. 7 p. m. from Fort Victoria "No decorated Christmas tree.- as the result of an. accident. Young “Thiar Golden Wedding”, and grade 1 Ruth Parker, South Windham, Injuries. Pilot boat standing by un est child was boro after father died. will present a playlet, “Christmas Maine. Mother works v.’hen she gets tbe til tug Relief arrives. Now 15 de John Sundstrom of 96 Cedar Evq in rm Attic." Burton Jackson Arthur N. Potter, 15 Lancaster grees starboard Mst—Captain Fran- opportunity. •itrill recite “A Christmas Pessimist,” Road, South Manchester, Conn. street, Hartford, was picked *up oy Case ,No. 10.—Family consists of cis ** Officer John McGlinn on Middle and children from the seventh and Ralph W. Proctor, 43 Branford 8:32 from United States Naval fsAher, mother and 6 children. eighth grades will be beard in street. South Manchester, Conn. ' communications; ‘"The Fort Vi^ Turnpike, west,' yesterday afternoon Father has been unemployed for helplesly drunk. He was taken to Christmas songs. Clarence P. Qulmby, 116 Benton toria sank at 7:30. Further details several months. Does not seem able Grades 3 4 will give a playlet, street. South Manchester, Conn. . not known. Crew believed all the police station and this morning and in court he was fined 310 and costs. to tod work Mywhere. - . i “Farmer Barnes’ Christmas, and Chester Robinson, 58 Chestnut saved.” Case No. 11.—Family consists, of Grades 5 and 6 a ^ short play en street,' South Manchester, Coto- - ■ - father, mother and 7 children. Fath-1 titled, “ The One Tme Gift of Helen M. Smith, 73 Adams street. Three Manchester residents this er laid off several weeks ago and Christmas;” Grades 7 and 8 will also 1.* mOtning paid a fine of two dollars has not been able to tod permanent Orange, Mass. TO GIVE XMAS PARTY have' a sketch under the caption, Carrie B. Spaford, Glastonbury. without costs for improperly park work, “Giving Not Getting,” and a chap ing their automobiles on Main street. Case .No. 12.—Family -consists ,pf Coim ter from the “Birds’- Christmas J. Mildred Tinker, 33 Allen street, FOR LEGION KIDDIES Since the police began this cam mother and 4 children, all of ele Carol.” The program will close paign two .mon^s ago about 175 mentary age, with the expectation Manchester, N. H. . with the singing.of Christmas songs Beulah Todd, 40 ,01d Post' Road, Dil'.vorth-Comeil Uhit, NO.' 10’^, persons have been fined. of another in the near future. Fath by the scbpol knd a*vialt from Santa er died .recently - after: ..several North Attleboro, Mass. * ' American I.-eglo5 auj^li.ary Jigld its . -ft -r-T- ^ f eSaug.’' , Avis C. Walsh, J0 9 , first Christmas part^ fbr ’aie'-ntfem- The public ■^ieverting'school held Its months of Illness...... last session for the fall term on Case Nc. -. 13.—Faniily ■. fconslsta v.of Terra Alta, W. Va< - ‘ bor.s’ children yesterday afternoon Eugenia Walsh, West Terrace, I at the State Armory. Fifty-nine Wednesday evening when a social father, mother and 4 children.. Fath children with their parents we.'-e gathering was held for the. Ameri er in jail. Had been unemployed for CRAWFORD TO RETIRE Danbury, Conn. canization classes. The winter term several months. . Charjes L. Wigren, 15 Stephens present and the affair v/as thorough I Case No. 14.—Family consists of ly enjoyed by them all. Christmas will begin on Monday evening, De street. South Manchester, Conn. cember 30. {father, mother and 6 childrm. Fath- FROM WORK IN MILLS carols were sung with Mrs. Mildred j er has been out of work for several iTedford at the piano, and games Miss Hattie E. Strickland assist- in poor health. Mother PUBUC RECORDS played imder the direction of Mrs. William G. Crawford, of 23 Carroll Chartler. Santa Claus per ant to Town Clerk Samuel J. Turkv. ^hen she gets the oppqr- ington is confined to her home with ' v., ... - dteademy street, ,vUl, at' the end of sonally delivered a gift to each a ievere cold. J No 15.-F am ily consists^of this wqek, terminate a period of child, to their evident pleasure. He ___ . 1 father, mother and 5-children. Fath more than thirty-three years of Warrantee Deeds. took his position by a beautifully The Home Builders Society’s er was laid off several weeks ago contitooukservlce at Cheney^ Broth Robert J. Smith to George ForbeS decorated Christmas tree. Christmas party at the South Met’a- and has not been ablfi to to d steady ers’ itillls. He has made no plans of Manchester, lot 193 on Tanner In\the dining room ‘ tables we-‘e odist church was attended - by a employment slnqe.| i - for the future, other, than to' en street, Elizabeth Park tract;* • . prettfly decorated with crepe paper gathering of 95 parents and cpil. joy ^ a VeU-eamed leigurc. Mr. W. Harry England to Agatha and lighted Christmas candles, lee dren. Lively games \vere arranged Cfawford’has a~ remarkable attend Renniet lot 40*in vGreenacre tract, cream, home made cup cakes Khd by ^ the committee on enter CHENEY HALL;DANCE ance record to his credit and pos Section A. • cookies were served, with a candy tainment which included Mr. sesses a number of service pins Lease. can for each child. The mothers and' Mrs. ft. W. Robb, Mr. awarded by the company*; During Jane Proctor to G. L. Hawley and had coffee and cup cakes. At Cheney Hall, Friday night, all these years; he, has. ■ not been O. W. Searcbfield, both of Hartford, and Mrs. T. H.. Kahler, Mr. and which ’ possesses one of the best Rosemarie Qulsh, 9 months old Mrs. Thomas Rogers. Ice cream. obliged to be absent more than a the building known as 478 Center daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. ' P. dance floors in the state will be the week by illness, and has only taken street to be usfed as a garage and Cookies and popcorn balls were serv- scene of one of the greatest dance .three'short vacations; Quish'Snd the youngest child pres by the refreshment committee, Mr. attractions that has ever been prs- an automobile repair station.‘ with ent, drew the name of Mrs. M. and Mrs. Harry Anderson, Mr. and sented in the town of MancheatM. rental at $60 per annum. Houston, 29 Phelps road tor Uie Mrs. Stephen Klein and Mr. and The National Orchestra Corp«5ra-' BUI of Sale. Christmhs turkey for which the Mrs. Richard Matchett.- Rev. and tion of America, presents one of its SCHOOL SAVINGS Reuben Bronke to John Gamba, members have been canvassing. Mrs. Robert A. Colpltts received the leading bands in “Billy Hill” and interest in the equipment and busi Mrs. W. S. George, chairman of guests. his famous Alabama Hill-Billies ness at 991 Main stret known as the committee in charge was assist from Birmingham, Ala., who are Three schools attained a hundred Murphy’s restaurant. ed by Mrs. Earl Miner, Mrs. J. G. The Home Missionary society of touring in this section at this time. percent in school savings in Man Mahoney, Mrs. J. H. McVeigh and the South Methodist church will This band is one nf the big at chester during the week ending BRAVE ROOKIE Mrs. Carroll Chartler. tractions ,which will be presented December 10. The report follows: Boston, Dec. • 19—(AP)-^PatEol-* meet tomorrow afternoon a t 2:30 man William F. Buckley, a rookie with Miss NeUie Keith, 15 North here during the. win ter dancing sea School Attend. Dep. P.C. son and anyone who is a lover of Highland Park. , 163 100 of scarcely four month’s experience,' RED MEN IN ANNUAL Elm street, at the north end of the good hot music will not miss this South ; ...... 86 100 proved himself today when, single- town. The program will be one ap dance. There has been a great deal Oakland ...... 15 100 handed, he captured two New York - 'I propriate to the season. of interest created in this dwee Manchester Green 243 99.5 burglars as they were about to CHRISTMAS PARTY which comes during^the college' va Buckland ...... 122 99.1 “crack” a drug store safe. , The kindergarten, and primary cation season and a large crowd is Hollister St. .... 461 98.9 "Come out of there or I’ll blow Doll Carriages departments of the South Methodist assured by the advance sale of Washington...... 355 96.9 your brains out,” Buckley ordered The annual Christmas Tree Party Sunday school will have their an tickets. No. School St. .. 434 96.7 through the open drug store door. A doll carriage---- the gift every little girl hopes that Santa Clause will bring of Miantonomah Tribe, No. 58, In nual Christmas party Saturday Keeney St...... 86 89.5 When they hesitated,. he added: dependent Order of Red Men, was .....a n d she wants it made just like the one mother htis. Here at Keith’s you can afternoon a t the church. There will unce ___70* 72 “You won’t walk out If you don’t select from a large assortment, including over twenty-fim styles and sizes ranging held last night at ’Tinker Hall. A be games and refreshments and rathan Hale-.... 466 67.8 come out with your hands in the large crowd was present. The ad ICE DELAYS TRAFFIC trom small fiber models at $5.36 to large luxuriously appointed willow carrideea at. each child will receive a gift from Barnard ...... 449 67.7 air.” 822.. . .all-correctly styled and well built. dress of welcome was delivered by Santa Claus. L incoln...... 519 54 'Elmer Tate of New London. A Boston, Dec. 19— (AP) —Sleet Christmas cards and seals, Mag- 1 good entertainment program cap In an account of an automobile and. ice caused minor, accidents to Totals ...... 3469 2876 82 neU Drug Co.—^Advt. tured the interest of all. Baby Lor accident in yesterday’s Herald it trains of the Boston and Maine raine of Hartford gave four exhibi was stated that one driver was railroad and worked havoc general tion dance numbers, Miss Mary Joseph Behrend of Center street. ly with schedules in northern New WOObgKXXS69(atXStKXKXXXXXXXSOCStX»tXXXK3C
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TFAOCffOtm MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD,* SOyTH TilANCHESTE]^, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1929. ------— ------— service at the Methodist flpiscopal followers of toe Aettoo church from 7:30 to 8:30 sharp. SHIP’S OFnCERS DISPUTE MAY RETURN DAUDET They faked a telephdM dall CREDIT SITUATION Carols will be sung. Rev. George S. FREAKISH WEATHER HEBRON toe'minister of toe interior to tnki Brookes, pastor of the Union Con governor of toe prison, but tha:^ov« ROCKVILLE gregational church and Rev. tl. B. At^ the December meeting of the OYER .W K E D STEAMER emment avenged Itself for the hi Olmstead wifi assist in the service. town school committee, schobl den Paris, Dec. 19—-(AP) — 'Premier SUBJECT OF PROBE ALL OVER NATION Andre Tardieu intimated today he by exiling the RoytOist leader. Refreshments will be served at the tistry a ^ in came up for discussion. M. Daudet is the son of the novel-’ close. Previously it had been decided to would recommend to President An imusual musical treat befit Seattle, Dec. 19.-t(AP)—Investi Doumergue amnesty for Leon 1st, Alphonse I^udet- ’ ^ . ting the Christmas season^ was pre The service is for the public and engage Dr. A. E. Parent of ^tnam gation of toe wreck of toe coascai it is requested that there be a large By Associated Press. as school dentist. It how appears Daudet, Royalist leader who has sented by the pupils of Gertrude Old King Cold broadcast over a that Dr. Parent will not be avail freighter Skag^ay, which was been l i ^ g in exile In Belgium. I Senate to Take Up Matter Clifford Brhdy at the old Rockville attendance. • , grounded Monday on the rock near Catholic Ladles Party nationwide network today, , able. I t was'decided to wait in A group of deputies from ail High school last evening. Despite If many receiving sets whistled, hope that he will be able to accept Cape Flattery, Washington, with, a parties except toe Socialists amd toe e a d a c H # the Inclement weather there was a Tomorrow evening in Forester’s fire raging in her hold, today found ciften relieved After the* Holidays— Re Hall, the Catholic Ladies of Colum It was just the wind; wind that at some later date. A questionnaire Communists requested toe premier good attendance. A recital of Christ Captain Eric Strkndquist and Flr^t today to permit M. Daudet to re without “dosing" mas carols was given, the concert bus will hold a short business meet raced at express train speed across to the parents disclosed that a ma ing, followed by a Christmas party. the prairies and lashed the lakes to jority wish the services of a school Mate Peter L. Strom at variance \as turn to France. serve Board Interested. beginning at 8:15 o’clock. dentist. Supervisor Martin B. Rob to how toe ship should have be<^n Daudet has been living in exile The program started with a his Members can bring their children fury. If the announcer seemed to and are expected to supply a gift spqp.k sharply, crisply, it was the ertson made a strong plea for a handled after toe blaze was discov since he was released from prison tory of carols by Miss Heldh Fran special teacher, in music and it was by , a clever hoax engineered by his * OVER W MILLION JARS USED YEA«y sub-zero, zero and near zero tem-' » ------— ------ered. Washington, Dec. 19.—(AP)—Af cis. It was a very_fittlng introduc for each child. Gifts will also be ex tion to the following program: changed by the members. peratures that reached from Cana- ^o Mcure toe se^ces Strom asserted the captain should ter more than a year of discussion Xmas Tree Exercises daf to Dixie, and from the Rockies of Miss Pearl Harrison of Hartford, have battened down toe hatches and in Congress, it appeared at the Carols — Processional—Sing We who will visit all toe schools of the Noel;16 Century. A Babe is born On Monday evening. Union Con to New England, If the broadcast shut off toe ventilators when the Capitol today that a study of the gregational church will hold its an was tragic it was toe dozen or town one day in each month. The fire was dlscbvqjred. In his testi banking situation with particular (16th Century Style)—Von Holst. congestion of the center Primary Jesu, Thou the Virgin Born (15th nual Christmas party in the church more deaths caused by gales, ica mony before United States steam reference to the use of federal Re room, taught by Mrs. Roger W. boat Inspectors, toe njate declared Century)—Vqn Hoise. The March of auditorium. There will be an enter , and low temperatures. 1 Porter was discussed and it was de serve facilities in the speculative tainment program and Santa Claus j Winter became a magician who the captain "couldn’t have created markets Is in prospect after the the Three Kings—Old Provencal. cided to Instruct Supervisor Robert-, Violin Selection. Carols O’er Her will be on hand to glvg each child a dipped his hand into Medicine Hat, son to hire an assistant at a salary a more ideal conditlorrhad he de Christmas recess. Child—Old Breton Melody. Alleluia, gift. j where weather breeds and drew liberately attempted' to bum toe The Senate banking comittee has of $100 a month. There are between Kyrie, Christie, Old French Ber At the Methodist church on the : forth nearly every kind caKmlated forty and fifty pupils in the room, ship." Second Mate R. E. Cook and agreed to take up for consideration ceuse de I’Enfant Jesu, Gevaert same evening, the annual Christmas {to cause discomfort, disorder and Third Mats' Peter Toft, shared the King resolution proposing a with four grades. Complaint had Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella— exercises will be held and the chil distress. Blinding blizzards, sweep been received of toe conduct of Stromis opinion. widespread Inquiry into credit condi Saboly. Reading—Miss Mary Eunice dren will greet Santa Clat:.:: and re ing across the midwest, ahead of a High school pupils' on the? way to Captain Strondquist, however, tions at its first meeting after the Sproat. Carols—Jesu Redemptor ceive a gift. train of under-zero cold; • snows Windham High School, in the school testified that toe ship had becomo holidays, probably early in January. Pietro You Come All Ye Shepherds. BUrpee Corps Xmas Party ^ coating the cities streets with, toe, bus. It was decided to warn their unmanagable, because of water At that time it is believed prelim Old Bohemian. Sleep Little Dove Burpee Woman’s Relief Corps traffic hazard of ice; sleet, snow parents. turned into toe hold in an attempt FIU UP THE BINS inary hearings will be held with (from an old Alsatian Carol) Stllle held its regular meeting in G. A. R. and gales over much of toe domin- Tax Collector Edward,A. Smith to put out the fire, and he beached reference to the resolution, which Nacht—Old German. Violin Selec Hall last evening and plans were made a house to house visitation her to save the crew. made to send the usual Christmas I ion of Canada; and sno^kr, even in Severe Weather must be acted on by the Senate tie- tion, Anthem—O Holy Night— I New Orleans, which had not seen on personal tax delinquents on Mon The captain’s stand was support fore an inquiry could be undertaken. Adam. Solo Obligato by Gertrude— .cheer to members and soldiers. day, toe last day of grace. He kept ed by William T. Comerford, chief Other Important mattersj^^were dis it for years. Forecasted ' If such hearings are ordered. Clifford Brady. Chorus and Audi I Dixie felt the cold especially, for up his good work until late at night, engineer. The Skagway, ftom which Chairman Norbeck of the banking ence—Adeste Fidelas assisted by cussed. and obtained about 25 payments. all members of toe crew were re The meteorologists forecast a At 6 o’clock, a members suppei: it came on the heels of unusually committee intends to call officers of violins. ; warm weather. Kentucky, Tennes- There are only about ten persons moved to safety, was reported to be severe winter accoitipanied by rec the Federal Reserve board to deter The evening proved one of profit was served and despite the stormy who still owe the tax. beyond' salvage. and pleasure and genuine musical weather, there were many of the ^ see and Georgia watched mercuries ord snowfall. mine their views. i drop to the twenties. Only in the Mrs. Ira Turshen of Amston has Leaders Careful. uplift to all present. members in attendance. An enter returned from a week-end at the Gertrude Clifford Brady who has tainment and Christmas tree featur ! Atlantic coastal states of Virginia home of h6r brother-in-law and sis STRICKEN ON VISIT. Leaders of both parties in the . and the Carolinas was the tem- Senate have been hesitant to do been very successful as an instruc ed after supper, gifts being ex ter, Mrs, and Mrs. J. Jacobowltz, In WILLIS COAL m d tor in voice culture was assisted by changed by the members. I perature seasonal, ranging in toe New York. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobo- Ansonia, Dec. 18.—(AP)—Jo anything which would tend to dis fifties. turb what appeared to be a recent Charlotte Beckworth of Staffprd Notes — witz are the parents of a soft bom seph Dempski, of Branford was Springs as accompanist and Julia Mrs. Florence North of High I Ontario, the eastern states and Dec. 12. stricken with heart disease while on OIL delicate situation in the business street has returned from St. Fran New England counted the cost of a MASON WILLIS OH, . world. However, there is a feeling Butler Griffin,, violinist. Mrs; Charles Schmidt of Amston a visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. MATERIALS The pupils taking part are Emma cis hospital, where she has been un crust of ice that levelled many is spending toe Christmas holidays Michael Kierpaza, 154 Beaver are two positive protective medi that a study of the situation would dergoing treatment. miles of communication lines and be warranted after the holidays and Batz, Anna Mae Pfundr, Louise with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. street at 4 o’clock yesterday after Bingenhelraer, Helen Burke, Helen Mrs. Patsey Tolve and daughter scrambled electric. John Dlstler, In New York and as noon and died ^n a few minutes. His ums for combating low exterior there is a prospect that such a stud> Chaffee, Florence Eckhardt, Esther Evelyn of Hartford are the guests sisting them in toe holiday trade at only relatives are Said to be temperatures-----Iwth are pure, wfll be sanctioned by the banking Fellows, Edna Francis, Helen Fran of Mr. and Mrs. Joha Brow of East their store. nephews and nieces ll'vlng Im Haver even-burning heatage far above the committee, subject to the approval Main street.. Miss Ruth Kinney celebrated her hill, Mass. of the Federal Reserve Board and cis, Elizabeth Heubner, Ruth Hyde, . average in uniform satisfactory Frances Legget, Catherine Morgan, Morris and Samuel Silverherz McCORMICK SUIT 17th birthday at toe home of her quality. possible with the cooperation of the Mary Ronan, Mary E. Sproat and have returned from several days parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chduncey B. board. Harriet Wood. stay in New York City. Kinney, Saturday evening, Dec. 14, No particular remedial legislation Stanley Dobosz Post Meeting The Rockville National Bank, IS NEARING END after toe close of the sin^ng school AT ZIMMERMAN’S is pending, but Senator Glass, of Stanley Dobosz Post, American William E. Partridge, assistant at Gilead Hall. About twenty of SPRUCE STREET BARBER Virginia, a former Democratic Sec Legion held its regular meeting in trust officer, has been appointed her young friends were present. HAIRCUTTING ...... S5c retary of the Treasury, who was in G. A. R. hall on Tuesday night, executor of the estate of Mrs. Eliza Santa Barbara, Cal., Dec. 19.— Francis G. Waldo, an aged resi strumental in the enactment of the beth Barber. (AP)—Disposition of Mrs. Katoer-^ SHAVING'...... 15c with a goodly number in attendance. dent of Hebron Center, was badly CHILDREN’S HAIRCUTS___25c Federal Reserve Act, has been work Plans were made for the annual ine McCormick’s suit for toe dlsmls-1 shaken up recently by a fall on toe 2 M ain iStireet ing on a banking bill. The nature of Christmas cheer and the list turned sal of Dr. Edward J. Kempf, who re-1 floor of his home. He is still con- It Pays to Walk a Wa^s this, however, has never been an over to the Welfare Association. ceives $120,000 a year as personal fined to his bed, but is able to sit Manc!heister - - C!onn^ nounced and Glass is not certain he Much interest is being i taken in POPE’S ENCYCUCAL - physician to her wealthy incom up. "Telephone 3319 will present it in January. the Fife and Bugle Corps, which is petent husband, Stanley McCormick, Miss Marcia Zabriskie went to Meanwhile, financial circles today being organized by the local Legion, and the ousting of Harold F. Mc New Haven on Saturday to attend were interested in the Norbeck reso with Thomas Ryan as chairman. URGES MORE ACTION Cormick and Mrs. Anita McCormick a teachers’ meetln;^ to elect dele lution to enable state bank membeis About thirty members will compose Blaine, brother and sister of the in gates to the National Te^cherq,’ of the Federal Reserve systms ♦ to the Corps and the instruments have valid as co-guardians, was in the Convention. . E. A. Lettney establish branches in foreign coun already been ordered. Teachers will Vatican City, Dec. 19.—(A P)-- hands of Superior Judge William G. The Ladies Aid Society of the tries and Insular possessions of the be secured and the boys are anxious Greater partiepation of the laity *n Dehy today. Center Congregational church held '' Main St., -^Manchesfer United States. The opinion was ex to get down to real rehearsing. church activities was recommended The hearing came to an end yes its meeting at toe home of Mrs. pressed in several quarters that a It is planned to hold a banquet on by Pope Pius in an encyclical made terday after a day of argument by Mary- E. Mitchell. Refreshmen’ts number of the larger state banks January 16 at the Rockville House. public this afternpon. counsel for both sides, and Judge ' were served. PLUMBING and It has been announced that State In .toe course of the encyclical the Dehy took toe case under advise- j The usual Christmas exercises FOUNTAIN PENS would avail themselves of such an ment. 1 will take place at toe Center Con- opportunity the moment Congress Commander W. Alexander of Meri Pontiff said: HEATING den and Clarence P. Quimby, of the "We see with immense consolation Newton D. *Baker, chief of counsel | gregational Church on Christmas enacted the necessary legislation. for Mrs. McCormick, in his closing | evening with tree and a program, As a result o( committee approv Manchester High school will be the armies particularly reserved for pa speakers. argument referred to McCormick’s i The exercises at St. Peter’s Church SPECIALIZING IN. al, the Norbeck measure today was cific works organizing everywhere personal physician as "this man Who' will be on Christmas eve. There $1.00 - $2.75 - $5.00 on the Senate legislative calend.ar After the meeting the second sit and composed of valorous soldiers of sees sex in everything,” and said will be a mystery , play and toe but there was no indication of when ting in the pinochle tournament was Christ, especially among the young, “all that anybody knows of the real young people’s orchestra will give Vacuum Bottles...... $1.00-$2.00 its consideration might be expected. held and prizes went to Joseph who in great numbers are gatherug treatment of Dr. Kempf la that a concert, besides toe music by toe National banks now have author Perzonowski, Charles Weber, Wil to train themselves for the holy every day he talks two nours with I choir. Sheet Metal liam Poehnart and Paul Wroblow- battles of the Lord. ' Eastman Kodaks, new styles and. in > ity for such branches but state ski. ^ the patient regarding the sick man’s The Rev. Joseph Fletcher, gradu banks do not unless they are non "There they find not only force, desires and dreams.” ate student a t Berkeley Dl'vlnlty varied colors...... $2.50 and up : i/| members of the Reserve system and Final Sitting In Tournament or means of bettering their own Baker argued that neither of the School, New Haven, preached at St. Work The final sitting in the pinochle lives, but they feel in their hearts a two physicians now in direct charge Peter’s Church, pebron, and at their respective state laws permit it. tournament between Tankeroosan Applies to State Banks. mysterious voice calling, them to be of toe ifavalld’s case—Dr. Kempf (Javalry Church, Colchester, on Sun Now M the time to have heat Men’s Holiday Packages contain shaving "f Tribe, I. O. R. M. and Damon Lodge, come apostles in all the magnflcent and Dr. William A. White of Wash day. The Norbeck measure would apply Knights of Pythias, was held on ers cleaned and repaired. Give cream after shaving powder arid shav to state banks with a capitol of $1,- imp_ort of the name.” ington, D. C., consultant—had held Tuesday evening In Red Men’s hall, out any hope on the witness stand Christmas Cards, Magnell Drug us a calf. Prompt service. ing lotion...... : $toa 000,000 or more. It was endorsed by with the Red Men in the lead by The Pontiff recoi«:nended vajlous the Federal Reserve Board. No offi groups such as "Catholic action” .as for eventual recovery of the patient. Co.—Advt. Phone 3036. 996 points. The scores: Red Men, "From the beginning of toe record cial, however, would indicate what first sitting, 4234; second, 4968, being necessary for the participation Face Powder, Loose Powder Compacts, banks were awaiting passage of the of the laity in the apostolic hier until now there has not been one third, 5070. Knights, first sitting, solitary suggestion as to any change law to take advantage of it. 3955, second, 4743, third, 4578. archy’s endeavors. He said he was Rouge, Cold Cream and Lip Stick in never tired and never would be tir of treatment except from the wife,” Regarding the credit situation, A social hour followed and a Baker said. both Senators Glass and Fletcher, ol smoker was enjoyed. ed of promoting and recommending snappy packages. Florida, the ranking Democrat on Newmarker-LaVallee such organizations. the banking committee,’ have ex Miss Viola LaVallee, daughter of NEW ENVOY REACHES SPAIN Lovell and Covel and Apollo ■ A slice of pressed favor toward a Congresslon- Mrs. Evelyn LaVallee of East Main MISS NANCY’S INJURIES. 4 Assorted Chocolates - \ t al study of the credit situation with street and Albert Newmarker, son Madrid, Dec. 19 — (AP) — Irwin a view to the preparation of any of Mrs. Paul Newmarker of Grove Northampton, Eng., Dec. 19. _ Boyle Laughlin, newly-appointed success • One, two, three, and five pound fancy Christmas remedial legislation which mignt street, were united in marriage at (-A-P)—An X-ray examination of American ambassador to> Spain, ar t packages. seem necessary. the rectory of St. Bernard’s church the Honorable Nancy Astor, who rived in Madrid with his family to The Virginia Senator has com on Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock, was thrown while riding in a hunt day aJld proceeded to the Embassy goes Cigarettes and Tobacco in Christmas plained strongly on several occa- the ceremony being performed by yesterday, has revealed a slight In residence after an informal recep ' sions of the use of Federal Reserve Rev. George T. Slnnott, pastor of jury to the spine, but no serious re tion at the railway station by mem Packages. facilities in the speculative markets the church. Miss Evelyn Tolve of sults are expected by her physicians. bers of the embassy. with THISS watch and if an investigation is undertaken Hartford cousin of the bride acted Miss Astor spent a restful night Mr. Laughlin told visitors at toe Leading Brands of Cigars there is no doubt the relatloris be as bridesmaid and the groom was and was progressing well today. She Embassy ho was most pleased to attended by the bride’s brother, is twenty years old and is the only be in Madrid, and that he was de HEN you give a man a In packages of 5,10, 25 and 50. tween the Stock Elxchanges and the daughter of Vificount and Lady As Hamilton Watch, you give Reserve System will be gone into. John LaVallee. lighted with such friendly relations W After the ceremony a wedding tor who is the former Nancy Lang- between Spain and the United him more than a handsome time breakfast was served and a recep horne of Virginia. States which he hoped to promote piece he’ll be proud to carry the tion held for the wedding party and in every way possible. rest of his life. You give him McANDREW VINDICATED the Immediate families. MRS. PUTNAM SEEKS DIVORCE The new ambassador made an ap MAGNELL DRUG COMPANY ; The bride was attire^ in a gown pointment for a formal call at toe what most successful men today Reno, Nev., Dec. 19—(AP)—Mrs. regard as the first essential cJ Prescription Druggists ^ . of dahlia georgette, princess style, foreign office at noon tomorrow and 1095 Main Street ' / ■and corresponding hat. Her bouquet Dorothy Binney Putnam, wife of within a few days will make a success, the precious gift of Chicago, Dec. 19.—(AP.)—For was of white chrysanthemums. The George -Putnam, publisher is seeking formal call upon Premier Pxlrao de accuracy. Forty times a day he nearly two years, William McAn- a divorce on the ground of failure bridesmaid wore a gown of royal Rivera. Ho probably will have an needs it. To keep appoint drew had sought to disprove to provide. Her suit war 'filed yes audience with the King on Dec. 24. blue georgette and turban to match. ments. To make trains. % plan charges that resulted in his ouster She carried tea roses. terday. The couple was married at In January, 1928, as superintendent A reception was held and wedding Sound Beach, Conp., October 26, his day. Come in and see our of schools, and yesterday he was breakfast served at the home of the 1911. and have two sons. An agree TO RENT selection. From |3 0 to |685. vindicated in Superior Court. bride’s mother, following the cere ment made out of court provides Mayor William Hale Thompson mony, to the bridal party and imme it is understood, that Mrs. Putnam Two offices on second floor made one of these charges in the diate relatives. shall have their custody most of the of Selwitz Block. Reasonable Th« RITTENHOUSe. a Hattillten ^ CHRISTM^^£ACKAGES turbulent school squabble in the time and that Putnam shall contri Reckat Medal, Mr. and Mrs. ’Newmarker left bute toward their support. price. Apply la|e summer of 1927—that the text later in the day for an unannounced SEIWITZ SHOE REPAIR books used in the Chicago schools* wedding trip and upon their return There is no request for alimony. S'! Mrs. Putnam is wealthy in her o \t o SHOP were "pro-British.” will reside at Mountain street, right. As to this charge, the court said where they vyiU bo at home after Cor. Main and Pearl Sts. The Dewey-Richmiaii Co. nothing, for it -declined to examine December SO. Jewelers, Sllvenmlthe, . Stationers, Opticians One, two, and five pound Apollo **The House of Value** the seventy or so books offered in Christmas Sunrise Service and Lovell and Covel assorted evidence. Judge Hugo Pam decided On Wednesday morning, Christ chocolates in Christmas wrapped the subject on two principal points, mas Day, there will, be a cunrise packages, Magnell Drug Co.—^Advt. arkt, was McAndre”' insubordinate? 1-5 lbs. Best in IC» ■f PAY FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS EASILY Telephone Solid Mahoganv Stand and Mahogany Finish Boudoir Spinet Book Trough Bench Gateleg Table Chairs Desks End Table $ 0 .7 5 $16.50 $ 3 .7 5 3 .7 5 , $17.50 Here’s an exception $ ally fine Christmas gift Make a most useful "This little table slides Eclld mahogany throughout, has 8 Christmas gift. Very Could you ask for a ■ ' — and an ' outstanding up to the side of the legs (not C)—ably constructed. Mea more impressive value value at this price. Cre roomy with good sized chair and becomes a sures SCxIO Incises when open. $22.50 writing bed. than this? Well built, and upv.’ard is the price usually asked tonne upholstered, color book trough and 6nd :r for this quality tabic. ful and comfortable. Mahogany Finished finished in mahogany. table . . . all in one. J 0 | S O ® / « O CHRISTMAS Footstool. SAYINGS $ 2 .7 5 This quaint little footstool may be had in choice of several up C E i U B holstered coverings. Sturdy and an incomparable value., It’s an organization in -which there is only one by-law: SAVE SYSTEMATICAL LY— a small, fixed sum every week. The puiTidse of the “ Club” is to build up a tidy CEDAR CHESTS :1‘. little nest egg for that rainy autumn day when you begin your Christmas shopping. n l D: Santa Claus is the patron spirit of the “ Club,” and “ A Financially Merry Christmas” !/ is the watchword. Save as much or as little as you want— but save REGULARLY. t® * 5 2 * * It 8l Illustrated Above •a WEEKL Y PA YMENTS In Walnut Veneer $19.75 Over 50 styles to select from— all the cele- J ^ orated Lane chests and fully guaranteed moth v s proof. rfj 25c Per Week For 50 W eeks .. a Smoking an 50c Per Week For 50 W eeks G iv e n A w ay iaJ d i $1.00 Per Week For 50 Weeks FREE With Every Chest Cogswell Chair Cabinet 1 Miniature Chest :i $25.00 A host of styles from ) 'We have never aeen a Cogswell chair of the plain but handy $2.00 Per Week For 50 Weeks For Milady’s Jewelry or this quality offered for less than $45. ■ Covered in denimr-and a footstool may be smoking stand of metal • Handkerchiefs had to match at alight nddltlonarcost — and the marble top $5.00 Per Week For 50 Weeks stand—to the extremely beautiful humidor cabi nets. The special prices $10.00 Per Week For 50 Weeks now existing will bring you many savings. $20.00 Per Week For 50 Weeks $1000.00 FINE FURNIP-IRE MORGAN $1 <• $35 The Manchester Trust Co. m HARTFORD A Short BicMsk From Main hartfx)RD * -i' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ THXJRSDAY, DECEMBER !> 3 V SDC — or, to interest himself in the cir thing but the best of intentions, 4bm(f|nrt»r cumstance. and there isn’t a community in the And, apparently, so far as the state but will earnestly hope that Evening Beralb law is concerned, it Is even so. ft Middletown escapes frdm her threatened water famine complete PUBIJSHED BY THE appears that there would be the HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC. greatest difficulty in bringing ly unscathed. It Bluell StrMt , South ManebesUr, Conn. about the removal of Magistrate - Besides, there la that admonl-- THOMAS FERGUSON Vitale or any other police court tion about casting the first stone. By RODNEY DUTCHES General Manager judge in the city, no matter if he NEA Service Writer Founded October t> Ittl spent every hour of his leisure with SHOOT WELL OR NOT Washington—^The increasing cur Publlabed Every Evening Except convicts sin their dens, unless ne The Paris Apache who came to rent of pessimism about the success Sundaya and HoUdaya. Entered at the New York to be a gunman, Ameri • Post Office at South Manchester, could be shown to have himself en of the London naval limitation con Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. gaged in a lawless proceeding. can style, and who improved on the ference does not appear to have | SUBSCRIPTION BATES: One Year, hy mail ...... J 8.00 Always and forever we are learn traditional two-gun toter J)y carry affected the White House or the De T 4 J. Per Month, by mall ...... J -60 ing three and a sheath knife, was partment of State. ing strange things about the gov Something good seems bound to Delivered, one year ...... »»•"“ suffering from a confusion of ideas. Sififfl# copies • e e e a e - r * * • • • • • • • • • * • ® ernment of .America’s biggest city. come out of the conference, even if This is the strangest yet. Napoleon's basic theory that the there is not any concrete reduction MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED such as that on which President PRESS fates are on the side of the heaviest The Associated Press is exclusively artillery may apply to mass war Hoover appeared to *have set his entitled to the use for republlcatlon TWADDLE heart. of all news dispatches credited to It Frightened by the formation of fare but not to scraps between Lately the comparatively blissful or not otherwise credited In this crooks and dicks. The detective in confidence which followed Premier paper and also the local news pub a woman’s leagfue of fashion which 4'!^' ' the Frenchman’s case only had one MacDonald’s visit over here has y lished herein. has declared war on the enslave turned to an attitude of foreboding #1 .Ti5V!4. All rights of republlcatlon of gun, but from It he fired three bul f' special dlapaU:hes herein are also re ment of the women of America to on the theory that although Ameri Jljirr-'r served. lets into the Apache’s head and the fashion edicts of a handful of ca and Britain have come to a Here is an unusual Chippendale still had a couple in reserve, while satisfactory and laudable imder- An Empire mirror with turned SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE Frenchmen, Jacques Worth, cele posts is now available at an ex mirror value, produced for Wat SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DcLlster, if the gunman had had thirty auto standing about naval strength, the kins Brothers. Frame is 19x34 Inc., 28B Madison Ave., New York. N. brated Parisian dress maker, hats other three conferring powers— tremely low price. Gold, black T., and 612 N orth M ichigan Ave., matics nistead of three they would and gold, or mahogany finish. Size inches over all, finished mahogany telegraphed to newspapers in the especially France—are likely to over figured maple. Chicago. Ills^______United States a perfectly silly pro all have been equdlly useless. Who gum up the show. 14 1-2x27 over all. The Herald la on sale dally at all test. soever totes one gun or a dozen had Obstacles in the Way Schulta and Hoatllng cewa stands In better leave it or them at home, be The French profess to look upon ij:- New York City.______It is not Paris dress makers who he crook or cop or plain citizen, if the whole thing as a sort of an $ dictate the styles, he says, but the Anglo - American alliance. They 14.40 i.s v Fvll service client of N E A Service, he can’t shoot, and shoot darned have the dominant power in the Inc- changes in the figures of women— ; Member, Audit Bureau of Clrcula- well. There is no better bid for sud League of Nations and they have the designers merely follow the tlo n a den immortality than to start blaz always held that both naval and Let mirrors reflect fiuctuating fashions in the human ing away with a gun—and missing. land armaments were matters for u '' ' The Herald Printing Company, Inc., the league. They are having a assumes no financial responsibility form. Too many police departments ig Jl for typographical errors appearing In As a matter of fact everybody in parity row of their own with Italy, your Christmas, wishes I advertlsments In the Manchester nore this solemn truth. refusing to concede Italy equEd I’-.v Evening Herald. the world knows that anything but navai strength. They dislike the the mbst gradual and limited alter British Labor government and they ^ On Christmas eve let mirrors reflect the glowing ^ ■ THURSDAY, DEC. 19, 1929 ations in the human form is utter have no great fondness for the Christmas tree! Season in and season out,' they United States. Especially do they will continue reflecting cheerful Vistas. Add mir HILL, THE PROPHET ly Imaginary—that nothing could IN NEW YORK scorn the proposal -for abolition of rors to your shopping list, and solve those difficult Commenting on indications of a be more nonsensical thanI the bab- submarines; they are most unlikely gift problems! change of heart on the part of rail ble about this or that figure coming to agree to any limitation on sub New York, Dec. 19—What’s new marines whatever. into or going out of fashion. To be road operators with respect to in in New York—One of those acci Japan wants a 5-5-3.5 ratio for sure, women can sometimes make A bullseye mlrrqr, with its con Oval mirrors with polychrbmed land waterways, the Stamford Ad dents, which spell the difference be herself on battleships and cruisers themselves a little more slender by instead of 5-5-3 as provided by the vex glasse catches the entire room frames are unusual. One similar vocate, after recalling the simply tween anonymity and fame, has In a fascinating reflection. Several to the sketch in our stock measures dieting or a little fatter by stuffing Washington conference treaty, but murderous way In which the new given a daughter of Texas her the current attitude is due almost sizes to select from, including plain 19x24 inches over all .and costs railroaders of eighty years ago fell sweets, but by and large the figure chance at the Metropolitan Opera entirely to the apparent intreinsi- and fancy fames only upon the canals and massacred is what it is and the twaddle about . . . . Rose Ponselle, of the golden gence of France. voice, fell ill.'.. . . “Don Giovanni, them, so to speak, says: fashions in forms is ludicrous Nevertheless, those in charge of a Mozart revival rated as one of bur pcfiicy at the forthcoming con "Now, though railroad men are poppycock. the outstanding features of the Met ference insist that there are good $3 3 -75- not exactly enthusiastic about wa For a grown man to set forth^ season, was to be given ...... reasons for discounting the gloomy L terways, they are less hostile. They And Leonora Corona, from down in predictions. One cannot be sure seriously the proposition that wom the southwest, was called in . . . . have found that the two forms of whether the United States and ' en in the aggregate were in 1927 Almost on a few hours’ noti MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MAN.CHESTEK,;CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19,! 1929/ F A C E S E V j BUUilSW pEW " NOYES O m iB E S Overnight Mmm COMPARED TO AUTOS D U N H ILU S - Miss Wardie Brown is spending a X M A S GIJT ASSOCIATED PRESS few days in New York With friends. A. P. News Mrs. Ward Talbot, spent Monday Veteran. Finds-Modem - Char*; in-Hartford and Manchester. TO THE PEOPLE OF MANCHESTBB riots Repel'Him Much Eas* Mrs.' Rebecca Hunt who lived in Gunboats More Valuable to the Navy in Time of Peace Than in W a r - New York.—Bermuda-boxmd liner ier Than the Bebs Fire. Anidover for the past year, is now ABSOLUTELY Head of World Wide News Fort Victoria rammed and simk by Are “ Sea Police.” employed in a department store in Galveston-bound steamship Algon Hartford. quin in fog at entrance to New A very old man,who fought for Charles Wright is employed in Gathering Organization the Union in the Rebellion and who New .York. j York harbor; 415 persons rescued. rode in no automobUe while he waa Chicago.—Blizzard disrupts air, doing it, but hiked and hiked and " At the Grange meeting this week | Tells Its Story. wire and road communication. J swjsated and froze and lived on a Christmas program was given and | New Orleans.—South shivers; V' hardtack and army bacon and faced an oyster supper served; There were j some guests from out of town. j snow falls in New Orleans. 4 rebel bullets and bayonets, lives on the west side of Main street, in an The Sunday school and the ! Boston, Dec. 19- — (AP) — New York.—Fog blankets coast; Christian Endeavor '.society will ! Frank B. Noyes, president of the apartment, with his '!wife .and the sleet storms cause trouble Inland wife’s pets. They are not very well unite on Simday’ evening in a - Associated Press, addressed the Bos in northeastern states. off. ^Tn fact, they depend for their Christmas program. " | ton Chamber of Commerce on “The Washington.—General Crowder fuel on the most casual source^ of Story of the Associated Press,” here j said to favor limit on Philippine Supply. This morning the manager drove him back' in ' the sixties. He i today. sugar imports because general staff liiM lilK iiiil" of a chain store, who knows the ^r- never would have gotten his fire- j Mr. Noyes outlined the origin of plans to abandon those traffic . ■{• V-. cumstances, set a couple of boxes the Associated Press organization wood if a couple o f more agile citi- j Last lanes in wartime. and a discarded chair oh the edge and paid tribute to the noble service zens hadn’t como to his aid and | Mountain View, Ark.—Connie ' 'J: . of the sidiswalk for,the old .Boy in toted the loads over the way. rendered the organization by Mel Blue to carry home for firewood. ville E. Stone, saying: in part: Franklin murder case given to Toot-toot! Get out of the way! Chance “The Associated Press was organ jury. The automobiles began flittihig. Whiz-whirr! What’s a shivering old Washington.—Japsmese delega They flitted so fast and ^ numer Vet to a 1929 driver! To hell with ized as a national co-operative non him! . profit making institution, owing its tion to London naval conference ously that after the veteran had to Get existence to the determination of entertained at White House dinner. made one trip, across-the street with its founders that the newspapers Laredo, Tex.—Vails dismisses the chair he spent all the rest of One, two, and five pound Apollo the forenoon trying to flnisb the and Lovell and Coyel assorted maktog up its membership should murder charge against constable, Job—and qn every attempt to cross chocolates in - Christmas wrapped Your Free have" a world news service of their refusing to prosecute American be was driven back, as the rebels never packages, Magnell Drug Co.—Advt. ov^i, their servant and not their cause government prevented ar master; the news service to be non rest of Calles. Ticket partisan in the broadest sense, to Los Angeles..—Tom Vernon, ex have no bias whatever, whether cowboy, gets two life terms for political, religious or economic; to wrecking and robbing tr.iin. for the be as accurate as was humanly pos Washington. — Senate confirms sible and to be comprehensive with nomination of Joseph B. Eastman in the limits of, decency; a news for another Interstate Commerce Two types of gunboats used In our navy—above, the U. S. S. Tulsa, Beautiful service whose sole mission was to Commission term; and returns ■ to a seagoing ship used chiefly In Central American waters; below, the supply its members and its members U. S. S. Guam, a shallow-draft gunboat used on the Yangtse River In alone, with news—not views; a news nomination of Robert M. Jones. service that would not constitute it Chicago.—Court clears William China. self judge or jury, prosecuting at McAndrew, former school superin <8>- torneys or coimsel for the defense, tendent, of insubordination charges Editor’s Note:—This is the ninth ■ i^TTv/viriin nP/\ 4 /'•P but content itself with acting as an on v/Lich he was ousted from job. of a series of articles on the ANUUYllK lU ALl UW "Each cough made me impartial reporter. London.—'Two Royal Air Force strength of the U. S. navy, especially COMPLETE 8 TUBE Safety of the Republic. pilots killed in Africa during at as compared with that of Great more onxious • • .more frightened V “This determination was based on tempt to fly from England to Cape Britain. The articles are of espe RAILROAD CROSSING I- the belief of its founder;; that the Town for non-stop distance record. cial interest in- view of the ap **It was eleven o’clock on m bluer win< prosperity of their newspapers and, Berlin. — Reichstag authorizes proaching naval arms limitation ter night ^ my little daughter Jane indeed, the safety of the republic it- $100,000,000 loan from New York; conference ^ London. woke up^coughing. My husband ran ELECTRIC RADIO Town Meeting Tomorrow WHl 'self, is founded on an undefiled sale of 15th Century altar piece to to the drug atore and got a bottle of TO BE GIVEN AWAY news service and their unwillingness American virtually vetoed. BY RODNEY DUTCHER. Decide on Elimination of Smith Brothers’ Cough Syrup. With to entrust such a terrifying power Port-Au-Prince.—Andrew Che- Gunboats were once regarded as Situation at the Center. the very first swallow of the syrup her TOMORROW to any private group.” vallier, former postmaster general, an important arm in naval warfare cough began to calm down. We gave He explained that the collection announces candidacy for presi and they did good service in the (Special to The Herald) her a little bit every hour and finally, and handling of the news report are dency. Revolution and the War of 1812. carried on “imder the direction of around two o’clock in the morning, London.—Johannesburg dispatch But for a himdred years they have Andover, Dec. 19—There will be she fell asleep again. How relieved I Friday Dec. 20th 8:30 P. M. the general manager by a very large says plane failed in attempt to car been used especially as armed pa staff, world scattered, with bureaus a special Town Meeting in the town was I In the morning Jane felt much ry serum to woman bitten by mad trols, establishing something of a hall, Friday evening, to see if the better—and in two days she was all WINNER MUST ANSWER placed at all important centers reputation as the “policemen of both in this country and abroad. dog in Northern' Angola. town will consent to have the rail weU again.” FROM THE AUDIENCE IN OUR STORE . ■ \ Detroit.—Erwin Rudolph and imperialism.” They have -virtually road crossing at the center closed. \ “In the hands of this staff is no value as combatant ships on the Miu. J. K. Vila, New York City placed the honor of the Associated Ralph Greenleaf tied for world’s The state highway department in * * * LUCKY NUMBER pocket billiard championship. high seas. tends to build a new road on the firesB as, through the Individuals Smith Brolhm* Congh Symp enda To Be Drawn by composing it, we either live up to or Plainvllle—Mrs. Mary H. Trum U. S. gimboats, designed prin liorth side of the railroad track bull, mother of Gov. John H. Trum cipally for use on foreigm stations, near the Congregational church and oonglui ao qulddy because it has betray our Ideals. Triple Action t (1) it soothes, (2) ia^ Town Manager George H. Waddell 'T regard the work of the staff bull buried in West cemetery. have been used In Central America running on a straight line to con as one of the wonders of the world. Hartford— Hartford Fire Insur and China. A g;imboat rarely goes nect i^th the main road again mildlylaxative,(3) clears air passages. News does not collect Itself; human ance Co. organizes new subsidiary above 2000 tons and it is character at an undetermined point down the endeavor, human sacrifice, human to be known as Citizens Company ized by low speed, long cruising line. This would do away with the briain are lavishly expended in order of N. J. with $1,000,000 capital and radius, shallow draft and a light bat present road through the center of that you and I may be promptly $1,000,000 paid in surplus. tery of guns. It is strongly con the town. and accurately informed of the daily Bridgeport — Sally B. Pentland, structed and is supposed to pro-vlde reasonable comfort for crews in the While it is agreed that this is a happenings of the world. Darien governess wins $6,000 in very good idea as far as through PAYMENT J $20,000 suit against Edward H. tropics. “The prime instruction to every traffic is concerned, the principle Associated Press man is that his Singer, Darien, as result of an auto The na-vy’s three seagoing gun 691 MAIN ST. accident. boats are the Ashe-ville, Sacramento objection is that people li-ving on toe report of every event must above all south side, if they want to go to be accurate and unbiased, that no Hartford—State not to press ap and Tulsa. Its river gvmboats are especially designed for patrol work Manchester or Hartford would have- SMITH BROTHERS iSBfl duty he is to perform shall involve peal from ruling holding 1927 law to drive towards Willimantic half loss of self-respect or betrayal of a giving highway commissioner con on the Yanktze river in China. Triple^ A ction Among the more modern gunboats a mile or more to get onto toe confidence imposed and that he is trol trees within limits of highway main road. Also there are a few ■ V;. not expected to gather his news is imconstitutional. the Tulsa cost some $3,000,000 and the latest river gimboats about citizens on toe north side who fear COUCH SYRUP from waste baskets hot garbage New Haven—Condition of Herbert the arrangement would be more xpailB.” Messnes, 23, shot by police, still $700,000 apiece. Annual operating critical, although it is believed he costs of gimboats run from $50,000 dangerous for school children than ___ Hall Mark of Truth. the present route. ? in concluding his address, Mr. will recover. to $350,000 a year, depending on Hartford—Hartford Steam Boiler size and personnel, which numbers ______u Noyes expressed the hope “that I ' when you see a piece of news Inspection and Insurance Company as low as 46 on river gunboats and credited to the Associated Pffess or stockholders vote to accept amend as high as 200 on a ship like the the AP, you will look upon that ments to charter and vote to re Tulsa. symbol as a hall mark of truth un duce par value from $100 to $10 Our gunboats range in speed from debased, imdefiled by bias or propa issuing ten new shares for one now 10 to 16 knots, in lerfgth from 120. ganda, of accuracy limited only by outstanding. to 150 feet, in beam from 17 to 41 the shortcomings of human en New Haven—Mrs. Bess G. Bank- feet, in draft from a mere 214 feet • 1^—r* deavor, and looking behind that field, Shelton, aw ards $10,000 in to 11 feet and In displacement from Connecticut Fancy symbol and what it stands for suit against Joseph Ryan, Derby 200 to 1700 tons. The principal Grown visualize the small army of able, de for death of husband in auto acci guns used are 2, 3 and 4-pounders. voted men and women who all over dent. The secretary of the navy’s an the world are keeping ceaseless vigil Bridgeport-Nine jurors selected nual report lists 12 gunboats as hav TURKEYS in order to furnish to the member to hear trial of Joseph Shaeffer of ing been on active patrol duty in You can only buy Karl Marks newspapers of the Associated Press, Norwalk, charged with arson. 1929. As there craft tend toward turkeys from the grower. Don’t extending from Porto Rico to the Boston.—Commissioner of Banks obsolescence they are sometimes be deceived. All our turkeys are Philippines, from Alaska to Argen Roy A. Hovey announces state lent to states which have nautical tagged with the yellow seal of the tine, the tidings of thr world hon banks paid out $30,426,608 in Christ schools. state. estly, accurtitely, expeditiously, fair mas club money in 1929. Nashua, N. H.—Six hundred peo TOMORROW: Ammunition Ships. 55c lb. Dressed ly- “After I have taken all this time ple leave theater by side exits when fire cuts off main entrance. ROYAL WEDDING 45c lb. Live Weight explaining the Associated Press it Portland, Me.—Four Massachu occurs to me that two thousand years ago a very great writer of setts men, Edward Sullivan of Fall Rome, Dec. 19.— (AP.)—’Popolo KARL MARKS River, Leonard Melanson of New di Roma said today that Cardinal letters epitomized it all in a phrase 186 Summer St. T e l. 7280 ‘The truth shall make you free’ and ton, Jacob W. Welmer of Plymouth, Maffi, archbishop of Pisa, would o f and Albert Layton of Mattapoisett ficiate next month at the wedding that St. Paul then really laid the NOTICE, *i , I ' foundation for the Associated pay $1,000 fines after being also of the Prince of Piedmont, Italian given suspended sentences of eight Press.” heir, and Princess Marie Jose of months on liquor conspiracy Belgium. The ceremony will be per charges. formed in Rome. Hartford, Conn.—Announced that To Christmas Providence franchise of American Roller Hockey League Sold to High grade assorted chocolates in QUOTATIONS William Dugan ..nd Joseph Avylla Christmas wrapped boxes 1, 2, 3, of Taunton, Mass. and 5 lb. boxes, Magnell Drug Co. Shoppers CHRISTMAS Shopping is a real pleasure Boston.—Will of late George —Advt. Hannauer, president of Boston and We wish to announce to the public of Manchester when you’re not pressed for funds. By; “England still remains a man’s Maine railroad, disposes of estate country — in spite of votes for valued at $445,000. that, for Jthe convenience of our many customer?, we are saving systematically for fifty weeks be women and flappers and the Lord- Manchester, N. H.—Gideon Cham knows what.” pagne, 46, sentenced to from four to adopting the following opening schedule for the Christ —^IVIichael Arlen. 10 years in state prison after plead ginning now—be it 50c or ?10 a week-^you ing guilty in Superior Court to at mas holiday season: Thursday, Friday and Saturday of “Every vice was once a virtue, tempting to murder Mrs. Julia Al this week and Monday and Tuesday of next week (Dec. will have an ample sum to meet the costs and may become respectable again, len, 41 year old widow. just as hatred becomes respectable Salem, Mass.—High School Ath 19, 29, 21, 23, 24) our office and salesroom will be open in war times.” letic Commission votes to accept in of gifts. As a member of our Christm ^ —^William Durant. vitation of Miami. Fla., high school from 8:00 a. m. until 9:00 p. m. for the payment of ac for Christmas day football game at Miami. counts and the purchase of merchandise. Savings Club, you will set yourself a sch ^ -. “When the universe no longer V #• S holds any amusement for a man, it Concord, N. H.—New Hampshire is time for him to die.” Savings Banks and Trust Companies We assure you it will be a pleasure’to shop at our ule and have an adequate . fund nexi —Professor Albert A. Michelson. report 1.43 to nearly 2 per cent de If your Christmas cline in savings deposits from June store as we have a full line of electrical applianc^es espe Christmas. . “ Some women apply mixtures to 30 to November 30. shopping is not yet cially selected for the Christmas trade. their faces that would take paint completed and you are 1 . ' off an automobile.” Dr. Charles W. Fabst. still wondering what We invite you to make bur salesroom your head- •' V • . “Motherhood is an art, a rarer to give a certain per quarters during your shopping tours. You- will find it Join Our Christmas*. art than is commonly supposed.” —^Havelock Ellis. son, come in and let us an excellent time to examine, at your leisure'the many give you some sugges electric labor saving devices we have to offer. Saving Club ; tions. We have many \ • A TH O U im to offer and will be only If It’s Electrical We Have It • I too glad to be of service And Remember / ; : Blessed is he that waiteth.- to you. Hosea 1:12. “Electricity is Your Lowest Price Servant” The Home Bank & True blessedness consisteth in a good life and a happy death. — Solon. OPEN EVENINGS CHRISTMAS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Trust Go. POLICE HEAD HjI.. SPECIAL London, Dec. 19 — (.AP) — Lord “The Bank of Service” j , Bynsr. head of the < London police f^USTUElOE, Bridge Base and Shade force, who has been suffering fdr IS ONE CHRISTMAS some tima with congestion of the OVERHEAD T;HAT $3.98 ISr ManOhes^ Electric Co. lungs, had a setback yesterday, but -OAO DOES NT Complete 'was reported better this afternoon. MINO- Carl W. Lindquist TYS MAIN ST. phone 5181 Christmas Cards, Magnell Drug JEWELER Co.—^Advt. 18 Asylum Street, Hartford KEMP’S, Inc. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PM i. ■■-. ’■ - ■■■ •'’■■-'i'-V. PAGE EIGHB>'. ..: ftANCHESra e v e n in g lalRALDi so u th MANCHEStER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1929. • f-4- * .j\ ' ‘^ockviU e WHO WOULDN’T LOVE GOLF HERE ' H ’ Taffy Five Wins 74-22; ■.VA'.*.V.V.V.V.*.\_^ NEVER HAS PERFORMED Warriors On Top 21-16 FEAT IN BASKETBALL -L ■> NEW SCENERY Nearly Beat Locals Here TafFys Blossom Out With|C0. GISWINNE Last Year; Trimmed East Brand New Uniforms | OVER HOWITZERS “Cap” Bissell scored eight points Hartford; Meets M. H. S. Which Make a Big Hit; as his Trinity team defeated Nor wich University in Hartford last Company G easily defeated the night 28 to 12, He was high scor On Its Own Floor Tomor Sturgeon, Oppizzi Howitzer company in a basketball er for the evening. Bissell is cap game at the State Armory Tuesday tain of the Trinity team this season. night. The score was 56 to 13. row. Strange enough, however, the score Scorers. Trinity’s next game will be at was close until the final quarter Worcester on January 8 when it which the G boys won 36 to 0. Joe Manchester basketball followers will meet Clark University. The Two more games were played in Pentland led the assault with ten Tufts game follows two nights later who anticipate a walkaway game The summary: the Junior Rec Basketball league | buckets, in Hartford. tomorrow night for Manchester last night. The Original T ^ fy s took Company G (56) .5 5-5 High up in Rockville are taking far a 21-16 defeat at the hands of the i 10 4-4 The Cubs have decided to throw too much for granted. The truth of Warriors. Hard luck on their banquet open to the public to shots was instrumental. The War Crockett c .. 1 0-0 the matter is that Rockville High Bycholshi, rg 4 4-4 the extent of 100 tickets on the riors showed a pretty game al “first come, first served” basis, it stands its best chance in history to though inclined to travel consider- |Vince, Ig ----- 0 1-2 beat Manchester, a feat it has never Dehan, Ig ... 1 0-0 was annoimced by Secretary A. E. St, John this morning. It has been yet been able to perform on a In the second game the Taffys, re- basketball floor. j 56 1 previously pltinned to confine the ■'splendent in their dazzling new urn-, affair to club members and a few True Manchester appears to have forms, walked away from the i invited guests but the demand was a strong team this season, but so biers 74-22, although the Ramblere so great that the change was de does Rockville. Manchester has put up a stubborn fight right up to cided upon. Tickets can be ob beaten only East Hartford. So has Sib last whisUe. These two teams Rubacha, If . Rockville and by fully as impressive Doven, -rf .. tained from Assistant Manager make a fine appearance on the Peter J. Happeny, Captain Walter a score. Then last night Coach floor, both being completely Donahue, c . Louis Chatterton’s Rockville quin Charter, Ig . H. Harrison or St. John not later equipped with easily distinguishable than tomorrow noon. tet all but took a fall out .of Bulke- upirbrms. The Taffys just coulto t Bellamey, Ig ly High on the latter’s own flbor in nOsS and the Ramblers were having Wright, rg . Hartford. The score was 19 to 17 Many Manchester lovers of skat tbUA luck with their shots. A good Boberg, rg . and only careful stalling enabled the % ing are planning to attend the New sized, audience started the first night winners to check a determined rally. 3-6 13 SMITH SARAZEN GOLDEN FARRELL DIFJ7EL Year’s Eve party to be held in the of .paid admissions for these games. Manchester beat Rockville twice Score by periods: A view of the Catalina Island,links, one of the most beautiful courses in the world, IS Springfield Arena. Persons desir last year but had to step high, ■wide Original Taffys (16) 36—56 B. F« Company G ...... 3 8 9 shown above, Golfers recently competed here in the second annual Catalina $7500 open. ing to go may obtain further in The spark that kindled Yale foot and handsome to gain the decision 0— 13 formation by calling Miss Margaret Howitzer ...... 3 5 5 ------^------ball spirit this past season may here on its own court. In this game Johnson,” rf . . . : ...... 1 1 ^ McKeever, 6409 or Miss Helen touch off the works in Bulldog bas Rockville missed enough foul shots Metcalf, If ...... 0 0 ? Bodreau, 7344 after 6 o’clock in the ketball, too. Albie Booth, above, Tdiffimr, c ...... 0 1 • I to win a dozen ordinary close games evening. They are officials of the has doimed the abbre-viated costume with a few tossed into boot. Rock Daglhs, rg ...... 1 0 ^ Plenty Of Gold Awaits Manchester Skating Club. Happeny, Ig ...... 1 J ^ of the basketball court and is prac ville’s own floor in the Sykes Me BOWLING ticing with the Eli squad. If little morial building is plenty wide but Rainor, If ...... 0 ® 9 A number of Manchester persons Albie does as much scoring propor the ceiling is very low at one end Golfers In California are going to Rockville tonight to tionately in basketball as he did in Reardon, ...... r i CONRAN’S SCHEDULE. making it impossible to shoot from witness the boxing bouts staged by grid togs, eastern intercollegiate beyond the foul line except on a line. 16 By WILLIAM BRAUCHER <^a card of 186 3-4. The prizes for the Elks, the proceeds of which go guards are in for a busy season. The schedule for the balance of All of which means that short, snap Warriors I this event are $4,000. 'The San toward charity. Bat Battalino, py passing is the secret to Its pene the second round in Conran's Leag^ie There’s still some gold m the ■ Diego Open, Dec. 27 to 29, offers ViDigm Braucher Jack Delaney and Kid Kaplan are BOOTH MAY PLAY. tration. shows tWo matches every Tuesday Ridding, rf ...... hills of California, and if you are $2,500. The New Year will bring expected to be present. Battalino New York, Dec. 19.— (A P )—Albie RockviUa’s big gun Is Lessig a evening and one on Wednesdays and may referee instead of box. Booth, Yale football star makes his Reid. If . good enough with a set of golf the Long Beach Open, with $7,000 WHEN HARVARD FOOLED YALE chap who played stellar ball last Fridays. It is as follows: as a stake. debut in New York tonight in a season. DeCarli, chunky guard, and 9ealy, c December 18, Wednesday 9 and 10. sticks you can dig it out. The Leo Diegel, who. won the Nation Bristol High meets an acid test brand new role. Albie Is a sub guard Gessay are also members of last Wells, rg December 20, Friday, 7 and 8. Jabish Holmes was a football ^ o n s , Ig amount is around $100,000, to be al P. G. A. title, has been' one of when it entertains Torrington High, on the Yale basketball team which year’s team. Rockville is taking its December 31, Tuesdays, 2 and 6—3 - - more explicit. the outstanding players in western player on the Harvard team of ’78, in the Bell City tomorrow evening. plays Fordham. He is expected to basketball seriously, especially its 9 21 and 4. Professional golfers already have tournaments this season, while in, the days of Walter Camp and This contest -will give one a better get into the game, although he is pair of annual encounters with its January !,■ Wednesday, 7 and 9. Haff Time: 14-8 Warriors. begun their annual gold rush to the other members of the American insight as to the real ability of the not listed in the starting line up. arch rival of yesteryears and has January 3, Friday, 8 and 10. Thayer, inventor of the catcher’s combination Tommy Monyihan has Referee: Mantelli. west, and it looks to he the most Ryder Cup team have come in near visions of its first court triumph to» January 7, Tuesday, 4 and 7—2 mask. He still is a football player gathered this season— one which Taffjs (74) profitable winter season up to now. the' top. morrow night. B. 1 when the big day comes, as he sits Manchester hopes to scuttle. and 10. Two of the largest plums on the Walter Hagen went to the semi Manchester and Rockville Hig^ January 8,' Wednesday 8 and 9. in memories of the games that were. C^plazi, rf ...... 8 tree already have been picked, but finals of the P. G. A. affair only to LastNight^s Fights only started playing basketball a January 10, Friday, 3 and 6. This is the story of one of the East Hartford lost the fourth Sturgeon, If ...... y there are quite a few left. Leo Die- be eliminated by Diegel who had few yeap ago and the interest in January 14, Tuesday, 2 and 7—4 games of the old days, as told to straight game of its season last V. Boggini. c ...... ^6 gel, the unconventional, took down, vanquished Gene Sarazen the day this series has already reached an Campbell, rg ...... o and 10. Ralph Trost of the Brooklyn Daily night when it was topped by New York—Kid Chocolate, Cuba, the first sizeable prize, the Profes before. Johnny Farrell, A1 Wat- unexpected peak. A large number A. Boggini, Ig ...... 2 January 15, Wednesday, 3 and 8. Eagle. The teams of that day Weaver 18 to 12. The teams were outpointed D. Petrone, New York, sional Golfers’ championship at the rous,. A1 Espinosa and Craig V*’ood of Manchester fans have already MeOonkey, rg ...... l January 17, Friday, 6 and 9. playe4 at Springfield, midway be tied six all at halftime. 10. Hillcrest Country Club, Los An all landed near the top of the heap made arrangements to go to the Gavello, c .. - ...... i January 21, Tuesday, 3 and 10— i tween Cambridge and New Haven. Cincinnati— Billy Rose, Cincinnati, Windy City to witness the battle to geles. in the P. G. A. affair. and 9. Says Mr. Holmes: Frankie Busch and Al Dowd, of outpointed Vincent Hambright, Cin morrow night 30 that, by shouting l6 74 Tony Manero, a young man from Manchester will box on the charity Jtinuary 22, Wednesday, 6 and 7. cinnati, 10. encouragment, they can do their the sidewalks of New York, follow Diegel, twice P. G. A. champion, card in Rockville this evening. Ramblers January 24, Friday, 2 and 8. Lie on Hard Turf San Francisco— Pablo Daan, little bit to give Rockville another ed by winning the Catalina Open, will play host to his brothers ih the January 28, Tuesday, 4 and S— “Harvard one day though up a Honolulu, stopped Jimmy Ketchell, goose egg. The local lineup will be on Mr. Wrigley’s island. The P. G. racket when the $25,000 touma fine idea. It had a little shack Four matches were played this Falkoski. rf 2 and 9. Seattle, Washington, 3. intact. Aitken, If • • A. and the Catalina netted the gold- ment is staged, at Agua Caliente, drawn over near one of the en week in the Masonic Social club’s January 29, Wednesday, 6 and 10. diggers $17,500. Then came the San Oakland—Westet Ketchell, Sait Jolly, c . . . . Mexico, as the climax of the sea trances to this fair groimds on elimination pocket billiards tourna Lake City, outpointed Jock Malone, January 31, Friday, 3 and 7. Gabriel amateur-pro battle, with ment finishing the first round. Re Graff, rg ... son. Leo is golf pro at the Mexican which the battle was held and into St. Paul, 10. Jackmore, Ig $1,000 in prizes, the smallest stake resort. that little cabin heaters and cpts sults: Baoh 50, Fltchner 28; Nel Carlson, If .. CHENEY GHILS’ LEAGUE. of the lot. One of the largest fields to date were put. son 50, Buckland 37; Benson 50, competed in the Catalina Open, “When the half came to an end Tilden 33; Veitch 50, Hoyle 20. TAKEN FOR “RIDE.” 22 RIBBON. In the Pasadena Open, staged with the field topping the 150 the Yale team ambled off to its Elizabeth, N. J., Dec. 19.— (AP) i Half time:—39-7 Taffys. F. Lielashus ...... 68 63 71 Dec. 20, 21 and 22, Leo Diegel, mark. usual resting place on hard, cold ENVOY’S WIDOW DIES. —The body of an unidentified man Umpire:—Mantelli. P. Reale ...... 90' 79 69 Tony Manero, Gene Sarazen, John At the conclusion of the western turf. It wasn’t the pleasantest sort believed by police to have been LLEGE A. Visuis ...... 73 66 76 ny Farrell, Horton Smith, Bobby golfing season, with the El Paso of place for sweating men to lie. Paris, Dec. 19.— (A P )—Madame either the victim of a “ride,” or rob Daeschner, widow of Emile Daesch- A. Wolfram ...... 79 -72 77 Cruickshank, John Golden and and San Antonio Open touma Harvard, instead of going to its side bers, was found in Linden before ner, former French ambassador to dawn tocTay lying 75 feet from an CHOCOLATE DEFEATS A. Taggart ...... 65 73 67 Harry Cooper were among the golf ments, the tribe will migrate to the where it would he surrounded by raving rooters, mdved out to its the United States, died today. automobile. LUMHl er listed, to battle. In winning the south for - tournaments in Georgia I little house where it was quartered The late M. Daeschner was ap Less than two hours later police Catalina, Manero cut par by 12 for P y CLAIRE DURCKV [ ■PETRONE ON POINTS 375 353 363 Florida and other southern states. warmly and comfortably while Yale pointed French ambassador to the in this city arrested two Brooklyn SPINNING 1. was on the outside looking on. United States in October, 1924, and youths in the act of a holdup to KANSAS VS. MEXICO M. Reinartz ...... 81 72 89 “Of course the Harvard team was was at Washington imtil Decem whom suspicion was attached for E. Wiganowski ...... 75 58 69 considerably refreshed after its ber, 1925. the other crime. The University of Mexico, nation Overcomes Early Lead to Beat R. Hanson ...... 58 59 55 Heavier, Rangier Opponent;. comfortable period and had a big al basketball champions of Mexico Dummy ...... 65 63 67 Army Eleven Departs jump on Yale in the next half. I last season, will play the University Loser Near Kayo at Finish. M. Damato . . . , ...... 57 75 83 have to laugh every time I think of of K a n ^ quintet at Lawrence, that Yale team. Kan., PsLn. 6, in an early season 336 327 351 SPOnr- PLANTS game, back of which a bit of senti New York, Dec. 2.— (A P )—Kiel ment is attached. Chocolate, Cuban negro feather Brickley’s Operation. THROWING. For Stanford Battle “ One other time I recall was one - — Alan-i/^Leoutd ------Although it appears to be just an weight can go back home for Christ- B. Gerick ...... 68 84 85 of fobthall’s ipost pleasing memories ordinary contest, with Kansas al ' mas with the knowledge that he has Whether or not the stock market decline affected the sock market, E. Royce ...... 79 '8 9 78 to the gnreat coach Percy Haugh- most Certain winner, the game is met and overcome his strongest op the prospects for another hea'vyweight extravaganza ’neath the palms G. Modean ...... 65 57 'a ton. This occurred in the days when bound to create an imusual thrill ponent since he disposed of A1 Sing E. Wolfram ...... 95 82 89 Charlie Brickley was at his best and of Miami have become distinctly bearish. for one spectator. He is Dr. Jas, Nai- er last spring. He also attracted West Pointers Making Long-, GREENLEAF DEFEATS B. Bilcue ...... 90 77 68 j besides the great dropkicker Har The Madison Square Garden Corporation has gone to all the bother smith, head of the physical educa-. some twenty thousand fans as con vard had Eddie Mahan, doubtless tion department of Kansas, inven tributors to the Christmas fund of of transplanting the Flamingo Park arena from Miami Beach to Miami, 397 389 391 est Trip in History; 110 RUDOLPH 125 TO 79 one of the smoothest running backs tor of basketball and honorary the Fifth Avenue Boys Association. ever to wear cleated shoes. Contracts were signed with the city of Miami on a five-year basis after chairman of the Joint Basketball Chocolate had some stiff opposition WEAVING. the successfTfl promotion ot the Sharkey-Stribling fight last February. S. KeUy ...... 75 76 “Only a comparatively short time Committee for the remainder of his from Dominic Petrone of New York 67 j Persons in Party; Gales life. M. Summerville ...... 68 73 63 Leader Cracks Under Severe before the Yale game Brickley was Option Is held on the services of Jack Sharkey, now the chief American •last night but after a few rounds he operated on for appendicitis. The Dr. Naismith must take a great A. Liester ...... 82 77 79 Strain; Winner Has Run of hea-vj*weight contender, fo r 'a fight in Florida this winter. came through to add one moie sage Walter Camp had an idea deal of pride in the knowledge that M. Crawshaw ...... 79 66 70 89 Points; Meet Tonight for All of which comes under the head of serious business but unless triumph to his long list. Petrone burg First Stop. that Haughton would find some the game he invented in 1891 has M. Volkert ...... 74 76 with a three pound weight advan 64 Title. means of getting Brickley into this a match of undisputed drawing power is made, the Garden’s millionaire grown to such enormous propor tage and a couple of inches in reach, game and expected his presence directorate is likely to decide upon a diplomatic retreat from Dixie. tions, occupying a place in Ameri 378 368 343 West Point N, ' Y., Dec. 19^ X battled Chocolate to a standstill Detroit, Dec. 19.— (AP)—Erwin would lend a strong psychological For ob-vious reasons the Stribling-Sharkey match requires no en can college athletics second only to (AP)—The Army football “team,” advantage to Harvard. How, well football and popularized to a high through the first two or three Rudolph of Chicago finally was core. The elimination match between Phil Scott and Otto Von Porat rounds of a ten round bout at the MAIN OFFICE NO 2. 110 strong, was enroute today on stopped. As a result of Ralph Green- Percy knew his stuff. degree in many foreign coimtries. N. YokiUs ___ ...... 69 67 80 appears to have resulted in the elimination of both. Scott has returned The sport is more than self-sup Coliseum but wilted under the the longest trip ever taken by the leaf’s victory by 125 to 79 in ten “Camp warned Yale that Brickley negro’s merciless hammering and G. Fish ...... 73 63 7J innings last night the two players would get in the game. ‘But don’t to England and Von Porat is under suspension. Max Schmeling. the porting, for huge field bouses and gridiron warriors of the military escaped a knockout by a slim mar E. McCon'ville ...... 70 74 71 were tied as the world champion watch him,’ Camp pleaded. ‘Haugh German clputer, is signed to fight for rival promoters at Atlantic City gynmasiums accommodate from gin. Only his stout heart kept him M. Kissman ...... 97 81 79 academy. They were due to reach ship billiard tourney ended with six ton won’t take a chance on letting 5000 to 15,000 spectators at a con Feb. 22. test. from going down in the closing Galesburg, Uls., this afternoon on games won and,one lost. The play him kipk.^ rmmds when Chocolate hit him al 309 285 30'3 off is set for tonight. It seems fitting that a foreign the first leg of the trip to Palo team should engage the school at Greenleaf was superior to Rudolph Yale Goes for Brickley. The solution might be to;sign Arthur (The Great) Shires for a most as he pleased. Alto, California, Where they •will which toe inventor has spent many CHARTER OAKS UOSE under the severe strain. He broke “ Sure enough Brickley went Into Miami engagement but, unfortunately, the White Sox train next spring meet Stanford December 28 in the the game and took hi^ usual posi years in toe development of his “RED” ORENSTEIN HITS 165 away with a nm of 89 in the third in San Antonio and the Great One, if he survives the, winter’s fistlciuffs, The Wooster Five of Hartford final game of the football season. tion behind the line. On the very game and athletics in general. While the big match between the took the Charter Oaks into camp in inning but this advantage soon was first play Charley Buell, Harvard will be obliged to exchange left hooks and right crosses for ban bat and Doubtless a cerremony in honor of Charter Oaks of this town and the The parture of the “West Point Hartford last night by 37 pins. They cut down when Rudolph replied -witn quarter, noticed a gruard moving glove. He may be quite willing to do so by February. Dr. Naismith will be held before :':Woosters of Hartford were attract- lost the first game but won t ^ next Special” was made a ceremonial oc 54 in his half. A duel of safety fol casion yesterday vtien the academy out of position in order that he toe Mexican ' champions encounter •' ing 'the attention of the bowling two. Harold Burnham’s 144 was lowed with few scratches thrown in. might have a freer chance to break toe Kansasans. fans at the Wooster Alleys last superintendent. Major General W. K. ' The Southwest Conference apparently intends^to make a concerted high for the match, Wilkie’s 140 for Rudolph began to feel the strain and through. That first Harvard play Building fbr Tulane ' night in Hartford, “Red” Orenstein Smith gave permission for the Manchester. In the aftermatch the three times during the match he went slashing through guard. raid upon the t'win football citadels of the State of In^ana next Fall. In the interests of the grid game the “big noise” of Bronke’s Alleys Manchester boys brought home cadets.to give final vocal encourage missed easy shots.*- Greenleaf on the “Brickley again stood back for a Southerii Methodist will open the season in Notre Dame’s ^ew stadium at large, and particular^ T^ane .-and Werlosky the boy wonder of quite a few dollars from the Woos ment to the departing squad. The other hand was confident £ind care kick, brushed off the spot of turf while the Baylor Bears will invade the home grroimds of Purdue, Big University football, ex-Tulahe stars the north end engaged in a friendly ter team backers when Kaiser'gave arrival of the train at Galesburg at ful. He played with plenty of skill in New Orleans conducted a school from where he made believe he Nine or Ten champions. '' match in which “Red” hit the ban both Galvin and Gaines two of the 3 o’clock today will be another im ‘ and self assurance. would kick. This time a Yale of football for boy 12 years old and ner game of his short career as a best bowlers in Hartford a thorough portant occasion. Frank Taberski took third place tackle moved out to make a quick To add to the intersectional gayety Colorado University has con younger during toe past seai^n. bowler. His string of 165 consisting trouncing. The scores: Two members of the plebe football by defeating Onofrio Lauri of dast for Charley, figuring Brickley cluded a two-year agreement with Missouri for 1930-31. Several himdred yoimgstera r e- of five consecutive spares and a • Charter Oaks team which was taken along to giva | Brookl3m by 125 to 71. Taberski fin- certainly would kick this time, but spended with enthusiasm to toe in double strike. “Red” says he has his The Southwest and Rocky Mountain Conferences have been among Wilkie ...... 140 137 109—386 the varsity practice at its various ished -with four games won and again Buell picked his spot and sent terest taken, in them and e'very Sat eye on the town record of 191. the few major groups not figuring heavily heretofore In the intersec Cole ...... 1 2 8 111 111—350 stops along the route, were left be three lost. Louri, MaceLCamp, Pas- the Harvard back on a tackle slash. urday they went through some live-' tional strife but they seem about to take up the march in a big way. Janton ...... 99 — 99 hind because of failures in the De quale Natalie and Spencer Livsey of “Yale became like a ball player ly football games and drills. Diter- Saidella ...... — n o 109— ^219 cember “writs” or examinations. In Los Angeles finished in a tie for with three balls on him and no est shown in kids of that age "is Kebart ...... 135 130 112—387 their places, three plebes received fourth in games won and lost with strikes—in other words, Brickley The lineups reveal a few of the main reasons why the Memphis boimd to react favorably for Tur Berthold ...... 119 119 120—358 would double-cross Yale by kick lane within the nexi half do^en the reward given to the first year three wins and four defeats but the Tigers upset the previously beaten Green Bay Packers, national profes squad for their conscientious work plays were decided on a point total. ing. Yale figvu-ed the next would years or so when toe youngsters Casino 621 607 561 1789 surely be “one over the plat?.” sional footbeill champions. ' ' j have completed their high school Wooster live during the season. Lauri scored 685, Camp 668, Natalie 629 and Livsey 578. Yale’s end was the guilty chap this The Tigers took the field with an all-star array that included two courses and are looking for a H. Burnham ...119 144 121—384 time and right through his position All-Americans of former years—^Larry Bettencourt of St Mary’s, All- place ^ to continue their schooling. B. Burnham .. .110 ' 106 119—335 Harvard hacks spilled and Yale was St. Clair’s IHstinotion GHICAOO SEEKS GAME. MENINGITIS IN STATE. America center in 1927 and Ken Strong of New York University, All- ^Bowling A lleys Thebadeau ------115 140 125—380 scored on. Norman St. Clair, quarter-miler Galvin ...... 119 112 109—340 Hartford, Dec. 19— (AP)—Eleven America fuUback in 1928. Supporting them were such stalwarts as Chicago, Dec. 19.— (AP)—Chicago '.‘‘Bpickley, in that game,„was the of Rochester, 1^. Y., is captain of ! • Under New Management Gaines ...... 134 115 138— 387 cases of cerebro spinal menin^tis best decoy Harvard ever:had.” Tiny Roebuck, the giwt former Haskell Indian lineman, Williams of the Syracuse Uiflver^ty tia^ and is in the market for the annual attended by six fatdlities haye been Notre l^ine-AVt^ game next year Texas Christian, Doug Wycoff, of Georgia Tech and .Strader, former St. field team for 1930.. St. Clair led 597 617 612 1826 reiported -to the state departnient of the ‘ Syrac\ise tracksters 'in 1929 BOWLING if miIitAry*‘&ca^my officials decide h^th'since December 1. it,was an SONNY TO BOX. Mary’s cpiarterhack. Among the reserves was Jess Tinsley,,Louisiana mid is the first man fai the history to take''fhe .({^lassie from New York nounced today'by state condmis- State’s former all-South4m tackle. . ‘ of the sport at Syracuse to be It’s fine for little has unanimously sioner of Health Dr. Stanley H. folks to go Chicago, Dec. 19.— (A P )—Gus This collection of Udent pushed over two touchdowns in the last honored by re-election.' He was a sledding now, if they don’t try to adopj^’^.sl t^sol^tion byAlderman J Osborn. Sonnenberg, heavyweight ’ wrestler 2 Games 25c period to heat by 20 to 6 the team that had charged through the Nation member of the mile relay team witk.' coast through life when they M. i^ ^ in n ty ig the Army to bring Of the cases reported New Haven tonight 'Will meet Joe De.Vitd at the Ray Barbuti in 1927 . that naptured grow up. the con U ^ to 'Soldier Field. bad three, Bridgeport three,« An- Chicago Coliseum; . J al league season undefeated. the Intercdllecriate chanmlnnahin. n r ^KiQiajiQuc wuijittrf S'... ■-■'A'?.:. I . . . , pAgj MANCHESTER EVENING I^RALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY,’DECEMBER 19, 1929. ^ ^ ______^ I » ■■., m.AMlC FOO FOB DEATHS. J im Essen, Germany, Dec. 18.—(AP)- Visit the _Fogg;y weather was responsible daily radio p r o g r a m Girl for the death today of four raUway track porkers and the injury o| b:’-0—Hci.-tiberaer’s trio with* Earl Leading *DX Stations.^ McGovern r Thursday, December 19. _ Ctyers, baritone. eight others. A locomotive ran into 405.2— W SB, ATLANTA—749. IVVANT •I'M GLAD TO Mary Garden, Jamous not only as 422.3—WOR. NEW ARK—710. 7:00—Dance orchestra; concert Scout a gang working on th&, nMdn line an opera soprano but as one o i 6:30—Uncle D on'a hour; talk. * m a k e y o u r 7:15—M inute m en’s dance music. 8-00—NBC programs (4 hrs.) m e e t near Mulheiin. The fog was so dense most colorful personalities of our nay, 12:00—Concert: organ recital. acquaintance , the lookout, roan failed to see the ap will be the featured artist in the hour 8:00—Little Symphony orchestra; 293.9—KYW, C H IC A G O -1020. WIFE. Graiiite Co/s which the WEAB’ networh will broad 9;y0—Repertory; Lone Star Rangers. 8-uo—NBC programs (3 hrs.) News MISS GALLOWAY proach of the train. cast at 10 o'clock Thursday ^ight. 10:00—O rien tal philosophy, music. I 115—Dance music to 2:m Ihrominent in the list of numbers 10:30—Two dance orchestras. 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO—77a Memorial chosen by Miss Garden iS me ana, 11:30—Moonbeams music hour. High grade assorted chocolates in 302.8—W B2, NEW ENGLAND—990. g;0o—WABC programs (2 hrs.)- Troop 4 "Depuis L« Jour,” from the opera 11;00—Christmas carol song. Christmas wrapped boxes 1, 2, 3, Exhibition . ••Lo^se,” in which tlie singer made 7:30—Sallv Brlgg’s ensemble. Troop 4 is planning for the day 8:00—W JZ program s (3 hrs.) Xi:3o_Night court: dance music. we go to the Almshouse. We are and 5 lb. boxes, Magnell Drug Co. her first great hit at the Opera ly.Qo—Organ novelties; orchesti’a. —^Advt. of Comiflue in Paris. "Coinin Thru the 9:00—Dusk in Dixie. 254.1— W JJD , CHICAGO—1180. ggteg to sing CHiristmas carols, and : V \ Rye" recalls tjie fact that Miss Gar- ll-Oo—Hockev, Bruins vs. Ottawa. g-00_Mooseheaft children’s hour. a^^^hristmas poena will be read. . r s ' ^ clen was born in Scotland. Otiier 34^6—WABC, NEW YORK—860. 9:30—Studio hub music hour. numbers will be compositions by De 3:0C>T-St. Louis Symphony w ith 20,000 j0-3()__Dance orchestra; artists, Troop'4 won the banner in the con-- Bussy, Bizet and Cadman? forming a children’s voice chorus. test of birds at the December rally. Monuments anil 6:30—Civic Repertory play, "Twelfth 12 :0(1—Artists: concert program which is as varied as the 416.4— W GN-W LIB, CHICAGO—720.\ Marjorie Mitchell, Emily Robinson, Let Us Invest singer’s own personality. The first Night," excerpts. Markers llj-SO—studlo feature frolic. and Priscilla Pillsbury took part. • - V » r nation-wide Christmas carol singing 7:00—Two dance orchestras. 11:20—Q uintet; harm ony team . party bv radio will be held ov^r WLS 7-30-Bernard Levitow's ensemble. l).30—Two dahee orchestras. Four other members were present. Orig^inal in Conception at 11 o’clock. Homer Rodeheaver, 8:15—Washington political talk. 12:00—Dream ship; dance musla Priscilla PiUsbury, scribe. Y o u r M oney noted evangelical singer, will act as 8:30—Columbians feature program . 202.6— W HT. CHICAGO—1480. Troop 8 leader. Weeks of organization of 9:00—D etective story dram a. 10:00—Studio c o n c e rt ■ Moderate in Price] • community groups. Boy Scouts troops. 9:30—Russian concert music, 11:00—Your hour league. _____ The December meeting opened Campfire Girls, public and parochlel 10:00—Temple musical program. , 344.6— W LS, CHICAGO—870. with the hollow square forpiation ^n Mortgages schools, and churches of every de 10:30—Washington national forum. 9:30—WJZ music hour. using our new flag for the -first 147 Allyn St., Hartford nomination is expected to assemble 11:00—Dream boat melodies. 10:00—All sta te orchestra. • * one of the geratest audience for Wl.b. 11-30—Two dance orchestras. 10-30—Chorus: mountain ballsds. time, which L. W. Case and A .’L. On good reliable local proper gram of holiday melodies to be heard 13:30r-Midn1ght organ melodies. 11:15—Maple City Four. Crowell of Highland Park so kind Local Representative 545.3—W EA F, NEW YORK—660. 11:30—Isle of Blues orchestra. ^ ly donated to our troop. The ties. We handle all the de « Wave lengths In meters on left ol 6:00—Dinner dance music. 447.5— W M AQ.W QJ, CHICAGO—670. Christmas party for Troop 8 will station title, kilocycles on the right. 7:00—Mid-week nymn sing. 8:30—Three musical prop"am8. tails. Times are all Eastern Standard. Black 7:30—String quartet, orchestra. 10:30—D ram a. "Unsolved M ysteries. be held at the home of Mrs. Harold Mr. J. Fuller MitcK?U face type indicates best features. 8:00—Rudy Vallee’s orchestra. 11:00—Dan and Sylvia. Agard on Saturday evening Decem Phone 2-4129, Hartford 9:00—Revelers m ale q u artet w ith tne 11:15—A erials: dance orchestra. ber 28 from 7 to 9, and each girl Leading East Stations. Singing Violins, ^rchestr.-i. 238—KOlt. COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260, 9:30—Melody moments with Stetry 7;0U_WABC programs (3 hrs.) is to bring a gift. Tv,*o new games ARTHUR A. KNOFLA 272.6_WPG. ATLANTIC. CITY —1100. Goldner, harpist, violinist, songs were played. Betty Durkee has 10:00—Mary Garden, operatic soprano. 10:00—M errv ram blers dance. “Service That Satisfies” 8:00—Methodist Church choir. 11:00—Studio music hour. completed her tenderfoot work. The 8:20—City organ iecit.nl. ^ 11:00—Grand opera, "Alda." 361.2— KOA. DENVER—830. following girls passed part of their 875 Main St. Phone 544G Read The Herald 8:20—Organ recital, contralto. 12;U0—K em p’s dance 8:00—NBC programs (3 hrs.) ■.cri; 0:00—L ittle Club entertainers. 393.5—W JZ, NEW YORK—760. 11:13—M om ents: Amos ’n’ Andy. tenderfoot work; Mae Smith, Marie 0:45—Hawaiian guitars; orchestra. 6:30—D inner dance music. 7:00-Amos ’n* Andy. comedian.s. 12:00—Arcadians mixed quartet. Kristoff, Laura Heritage. Meeting 10:15—Subway boys; pianologue. 12-30—NBC program s tl% 10-45—Two dance orchestras. 7:15—Address. "Foreign Policy. closed with goed night circle and 7:30—Contralto crooner, orcheslra. 299.8— V/HO, DES MOINES—1000. 283—W BAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 7:30—Studio feature concert. taps. Lois Agard, scribe. 7:00—Marylanders’ music hour. 8:00—Serenade with male tno,, pianos. 8:30—Sports event dram atized. 8:00-NBC programs (3 hrs.) Merit Badges 8:u0—W JZ program s (3 hrs.) 11:00—Brevities: grab ba» . Slips and money for merit badges H;00—Musical memories. 9:00'—Comedy-harmony duo. orch. 374,8—W BAP, FORT W ORTH—800. ' 11:30—Peabody organ recital. 9-30—Male quartet, orchestra. 8:30-Songs. Instrumentalists. to be given at the January rally 545.1—WGR. BUFFALO—550. 10:00—Mid-week dance program. must be given to Mrs. Hawley by (y % ^ N E W 11:00—Slumber music hour. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—SOa 7:00—Van Surdam’s orchestra. 535.4__WFI, PHILADELPHIA—560. 9;30—Dance band, soprano. December 20. 8:00—W EAK program s (3 hr«.) 11:00—Studio entertainment. 333.1—WMAK. BUFFALO—900. g;00^Automol)ile club feature. Troop 6 7:15—Topics in season. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. The troop enjoyed a Christipas 10:30—Band concert. 8:00—W EA F program s (3 hrs.) 8:00-NBC programs (1 hrU 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230. 491.5— W IP. PH IL A D E L PH IA —610. XO'OO—Favorite; musical hoifr. *party this week instead of the regu 7:05—Orchestra; song man. (5-30—Oppentieim’s dinner music. 11:15—Songfest; variety hour. lar meeting. Before the program GlGlOlTlOlAlNlB 7:30—WABC program s (3 hrs.) 7:00—BirUiday list, pianist . 12:45—N ighthaw k frolic. began Betty Goslee was invested as 11:10—Two dance orchestras. 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBU RG H —980. 468.5— KFI. LOS A N G E L E S ^ 4 0 . Goes from ooast to coo/St^. 12:iio—M idnight reveries. G-30—Studio musical sketch. 10:30—Standard S.vmphony orchestra. a tenderfoot. Games, dancing and re 423.3—W LW , CINCINNATI—700. 7:00—W JZ Amos 'n* Andy. 12:00—Concert; song recital. freshments were other features. The 8;hii—WJZ program s (3 hrs.) R a d io 7:15—Studio artists progiams. 1:30- Greeh room music noiir. party ended with the good night There ai;e at least four mistakes in the above picture. They may 10:00—Hall: band coneert. 8-00—WJZ programs <4 hrs.) 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. ]1:00—Melody maids; scrap book. 12:00—Memory L ane: artists. circle. Evelyn Peckham, scribe. pertain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whatnot. See if you 254.8—W CAE, PITTSBU RG H —1220. \ m - )1:30—I-ailn-American program. C:00—Dinner ’dance music: pianist. 1:00—Parisan quintet; music, Troop 7 can find them. Then look at the scrambled word below—^ d J2:00—Orchestra: vocal team. 7:30—Old-tTme Singing School. 2:00—M usical m usketeers. Girls of this troop passed the fol scramble It, by switching the letters around. Grade yourself 20 for featuring l;0:i—Thies’ dance orchestra. 8:00—W EA F program s (4 hrs.) 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810, lowing tests; Margaret Annie, flag each of the mistakes you find, and 20 for the word if you ufiscramble it. 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. 12:00—T racy-B row n’s orchestra. 8:30—WABC program s (2 hrs.) 7:30—Ramblers: Welcomer artists. 260.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER-—1150. 10:30—Theatrical music hour. and health; Anna Daly, fire preven exclusively 8:30—Feature artists entertainmenL 7:15—Studio program ; violin ist 11-3,5—Two dance orchestras. tion; Barbara Newton) compass and CORRECTIONS 0:00—W E a F male quartcL 7:30—WJZ programs (3?i hrs.) 461.3— WSM. NASHVILLE—^ . observation; Bernice Scholsky, first (1 ) T h e p e n , on the desk, is in thje holder upside-down. (2) The !i:30—The Jolly Jester. 11:15—Theater organ recital. 7:00—Tenor, orchestra, entertainer. Dr. Fulton Cutting’s jn:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 7:30—Craig’s dance orchestra. class signalling and training a tend handle is missing on the fiUng cabinet drawer, second from the top. 12:00—Gene. Ford ai.d Glen. 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—700. 8:00—W EA F program s (3 hrs.) erfoot; Elizabeth Polyott. fire pre (3) The man and woman should be shaking right hands, iiwtead of sensational achievements, 12■20—Emerson Gill's orchestra. 11:55—Tim e: w eather:, m arkets. 11:00—Concert; m instrel en tertainer. vention, observation and health; 339,8—W CX-W JR. DETROIT—750. 6:00—Dinner dance orchestra. 270.1— WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. left. (4) “Miss,” In the conversation of the man at the right, should s;iM)—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 7:00—Q uaker boys program . Gladys Harrington, flag; Thelma be Mrs. (5) The scrambled word Is TOBOGGAN.______the built-in 7:30—A gricultural program . 7:00—Torktow n band concerL H :(iil—Egyptian serenaders. 8:00—NBC programs (4 hrs.) Jackson, first class signalling: 12:00—Onganl.st; dance music. 8:00—W E A F ppo.grams (3 hrs.) EHeanor Daly, Mary Morowski and 283—W TIC. HARTFORD—1060. 11:00—Albany dance music. 440.9— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. WANTS NEUTRAL MANAGER States and administer their affairs cu n iN G 5:30—Stinset Supper . ensemble...... 11:30—Theater...... „ organ recital. ll:(m_NBC dance orche.stras. Elizabeth Polyott received the third 1 in a neighborfy spirit and not let Secondary Eastern Stations Secondary DX Stations. point of the star. Margaret Annis, Virginia Armstrong the second, a^d New York, Dec. 19.—(AP.)—C. their jointly owned railway become DYNAMIC SPEAKER 508.2—W E E I. BOSTON—590., 9:00—Canadian concert 344.6— W EN R. CHICAGO—870. “the whirlpool of diplomatic squab 7:00—Big Brother club. 10:15—O ttaw a dance music. 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. ’ Grace Donahue the first. Eunice C. Wang, former director general {different from all other dynamics) 7:30—W EA F program s (3 hrs.) 296.9—W HN, NEW YORK—1010. 12:00—P arade; comedy hours. Skinner, Marjorie Custer received of the Chinese Eastern railway, bles.” 8:30—Melody men’s recital. 5:30—Y. W. C. A. en te rta in m e n t 1:00—DX air vaudeville. tenderfoot pins. Jane Gramt re suggests in an article in the Janu WITH 30:00—WEAF mu.sical programs. 6:00—American Legion program. 288.3— W FAA, DALLAS—1040. 374.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—600. 6:30—Orthodox Jewish program. 7:30—WEAF orchestra, songs. ceived a Girl Scout tie for ha-ving ary number of Foreign Affairs that 8:30—W EA F pregram s (1 hr.) 272.6— W L W L , NEW YORK—1100. 9:30—W JZ concert program . tife best doll. ■ The other girls who the railway be taken out of Rus CUniNG •J:.30—Minstrels frolic. 6:00—Paulist choristers recital (2 hrs) 333.1— KHJ, LOS ANGELES—900. made dolls were given Girl Scout sian and Chinese politics by plad.ng 10:00—W E A F program s (1 h r.)' 10:00—O rchestra; songs; artists. NEW LOW PRlti •11:00—Footlights: orchestra. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. handkerchiefs. Suzanne Batson, it 'under the control of a neutral SOUND RADIATION 215.7—W HK. CLEVELAND—1390 7:3.5—Air college lectures. 11:00—Dance orchestras. scribe. expert. He urges that Chira and MANCHESTER 8:00—Ensemble: political talk. 8:15—Lucille Collette trio. 508.2—WOW, OMAHA—590. i ’ (indirect...like indirect lighting) 8:30—D ance m uslcf scrap book. 8:45—Talk; Southern program. 9:00—F eature program . Soviet Russia should emulate the H 7 S 9:00—WABC program s (2 hrs.) 315.6— WRC, W ASHINGTON—550. 10:00—B urnham ’s rhythm kings. / example of Cainada, and the United Come in today and hear Radio s Clearest -■311 11:00—Three dance orchestras. 9:30—'WEAF program s (H/4 hrs.) 309.1 —K JR, SEA TTLE—970. I EDGE STARTS WORK PEOPLE Voice”...ho-w tRh high quality set V 356.9—CNRT, TORONTO—840. 11:00—W JZ Slum ber music. 10:00—A rtists ensemhie, soloists. < 8:00—French Canadian concert. 12:00—L ate dance orchestra- 11:00—Salon orchestra, a rtists. have been trading wijth us amazing new price can give your home an Paris, Dec. 19.—(AP)—Ambas for years and years and vve entirely new conception of how fine radio sador Edge, whose official life in AN IDEAL GIFT | entertainment can be. I Love You? from “Show Boat”; enade: Back Sliders; The Tiger’s Paris began yesterday vsdth his call sure do appreciate it. When IT Somebody Mighty Like you from Tail. to present his credentials to Presi A UKULELE | in Hartford dine with us and "Paris”: Scarf Dance; Say So 10:00— Atwater Kent Mid-week dent Doumergue, began today his be sure to bring home some WTIC from “Fosalie.” Program. Announcer Edward series of customary visits to the i We Have Several Styles | oysters and crackers for the PROGRAMS 8:30—Champion Sparkers. An Thorgersen. heads of the national missions. other members of the fam nouncer Marthin Provensen. 11:00—Longines time. Announcer His first call was on the Papal at I EDWARD HESS Travelers, Hartford 9:00—Smith Brothers. Annoimcer Marthin Provensen. nuncio, the dean of the diplomatic ily. Ralph Freese. — Lovable and 1 1 :01—Champion Weatherman. corps, followed by calls on tJie $4.50 to $8.00 and | Headquarters for Electrical S’,ipplies. 500 m. 600 R. C. Sweet from “Street Girl”; Danc 11 ;02—Temperature. Spanish, British,- Belgian, Polish, HONISS’S S55 Main Street, South, Manchester ing Footsteps; To be selected; 11:03—Republican News bulletins. German, Italian, and Brazilian en a few left at $3.00 | Seeing Sweetie Home; A Little voys. The -visits will be continued OYSTER HOUSE E. S. T. Kiss Each Morning from “The DIES IN PARIS. tomorrow. Program fhr Thursday Vagabond Lover”; My Little Honey Meanwhile the ambassador has The Music Box | 2,2 State Street 4:45 p. m.—Summary of Program and Me; A Tree in the Park from Paris, Dec. 19.—(AP)—Vladrni.r found time to put in several hourq Next to Madden Bros. ^ Hartford, Conn. and Newscasting. “Peggy Ann”; There'll be some Dixon, son of Walter Frank Dixon intensive study of the problems fac 5:00—Radio-Keith-Orpheum Vaude- Changes Made; You Gotta Get of Plainfield, N. J., died yesterday of ing him •ville Program — N. B. C. Fea Goin’. The ture. appendicitis at the American hospi- 9:30—Maxwell House Melodies. An’II tal. He was 29 years old, and had 5:30—"The Sunset Hour”—Supper nouncer Alwyn E. W. Bach. % Musicale. ! Selections from “Queen High”; been operated upon. Sensation of the Radio World 6:20—United States Daily News 1 Serenade from “Frasquita , Bulletins from Washington, D. C.; When the liidnight^ Choo-Choo One, two, and five pound Apollo Unequalled for. Hartford Courant News Bulletins. Leaves for Alabam’; Alabamy! and Lovell and Covel assorted 6:30—Benrus Correct Time. Bound; “Why Bring that Up? chocolates in Christmas wrapped 6:31—Hotel Bond Trio — Request Midnight Waltz Impressions; Ser packages, Magnell Drug Co.—Advt. Beauty— Performance Program; Emil Heimberger, Direc tor; with Earle Styers, Baritone. 6:59— Weather Report; Industrial Alcohol Institute Announcement. 7:00—Silent. '4 Jwwcn Demonstmtim at this SU)re WBZ—WBZA THE PLACE TO BUY A Thursday, December 19 I j£ i n , SCREEIM GRiE 4 ; 00- Charlestov,Ti Navy Yard Band —Edith Dodge Nagel, solo- ist. Word-of-mouth advertis 5:00—Final closing stock markets. 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X4 * "-J, tT Jl’' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER,.N.OTEST^/(X)]#^T#iisi^^^ C • •-;:i?:;^M^^'^ ‘ '^'. ■'-'v . '^ '*-■ PAGE TEN • ■>• /' , • ■' '• . - X,.' *'• . -Itt. : i 9 5 d'foiB ecftsf ~/Ve»v rA.*j Cl 1020 fey K » A lA^i: 8«i^ ico* .tn9< “ Sentimental garbage” is fhel ex-, Overdose of It . f. ptessive term applied by .Adolphe A 'woman I THIS HAS HAPPENED “I'm th^nlting of buying a house; Barreau, painter of beautiful i^om- husband-because she ..got tired of Mrs. Eitinwi. Hogarth, inmate of )■ four' blocks further down ChestnutV en, tp the idea that wives can be being an ireal; Some technical ©I92S Sirs. Rhodes' boarding house, is and opening again about the &ac an inspiration tp their husbands. reason, was attributed, I don’t Te- strangled to death. Bonnie Dundee, of September, if you really v^^t. “I like women,” he concedes, member what, but that was the real Too‘much Christmas excitement i^e becppies ^ “cub” detective, assists Police Lieut. to stay with me,” th e-laE.dlady-.ap-i, reason. - ■' '' ■ •. , . ■ ».'r ' s . specifying only that they be beau is not good for,, llttje'- A ■-ii Strawn. Emil Sevier, former board swered brusquely, but there ^y^re^) tiful and charming. “I find my She once said,to nae; m er whom Mrs. Hogarth accused of “Before we ,were . married, j^^Sk, Far be it from me to be a kill-joy , Added;.*^'this* arq ,the nints t ^ t • tears in her eyes. j t inspiration in women, but I do not or wet blanket or calnfity bowler ; Santa qia^ .^bn’t at aff trying to rob her, is sought, and “Want to? Just try to geb^rid, marry one. and I had loads of fui -togeWer.: Cora Barker, boarder, involved with We went everywhere- we liked,; and —that would be dreadful |uSt now, itless he a .#6pd boy and bate Wa of me,” Dundee retorted, and hug-| “.You see, if an artist is not wouldn’t it! v -- *' > . spinach. :prow 1 „ 19, 1929. MANCHESTER EVENING GERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER KILLS WOMAN, SELF IN SUICIDE P A a Westerly, R. I„ Dec. 19— George Shippee, 40, of Pawtucket Cliristmas shot and killed Mrs. Edith H. Stewart, 35, at her apartment early By Charles Pickens today and teen killed himaelf* A note which bote had signed saying “This is a suicide pact” was found in his coat. Mrs. Stewart’s four children, tec oldest nine years old, slept through the tragedy in a nearby room. Ship- pee had recently been confined to MABLEY’S ghost the Wallum Lake State institution Marley was dead, to begin ^^th. for tuberculosis. The woman’s hus There ie no doubt whatever about band died at that institution about that. The register of his a year ago. signed by* the clergyman, tee clerk, An examination of Medical tee undertaker, and tee c^ef Examiner Dr. M. H. Scanlon, show ner. Scrooge rigned it. A n a ed that Shippee had fired four shots sSooge’s name was good upon from a .25 calibre revolver into tee ’Change for anything he chose to i woman’s breast and had teen shot put his hand to. Old Marley was as himself once through the head. Dr. dead as a door-nail. • , Scanlon said both had probably Mind! I don’t mean to say that died instantly. The revolver was AM SPEAKING I know of my own knowledge, what found in Shippee’s hand, there is particularly dead about a Shippee was little known here door.naU. I might have Q* but it was believed he had a* wife clincd. myself, to regard a coffm- living in the state. aaU as tee deadest piece-of iron mongery in tee trade. But the ws- the tank, who instantly snuffled his dom^ of our ancestors is in the candle out^jnd put on his hat. simile; and my “You’ll want all day tomorrow, 1 165,000 OPERATORS shall not disturb it, or tee county s suppose?” said Scrooge. done for. You voll, therefore, per “If quite convenient, sir.” mit me to repeat, cmphatic^y. “It’s not convenient,” said. Siirley was as dead as a^o°r-nml. Scrooge, “and it’s not fair. If I was Scrooge knew he was dead? Of to stop half-a-crown for it, you’d course he did. How could it be think yourself ill used, I’ll be j otherwise? Scrooge and he were bound?” • ! I AM one of 165,000 telephone operators in Ae o S te S s for 1 don’t know how “And yet,” said Scrooge, You otS yeo” - Scrooge was lus sole don’t think me ill used when I pay Bell System. SSX tor, Ws so>? a day’s wages for no work.” S l l e e n ^ s ’ so?e%rieL\ The clerk observed that it was only once a year. •*May we ask a favor? W on’t you please telephone "A poor excuse for picking a man’s pocket every twenty-fifth of your Christmas greetings early— early in the day and event but that he f»rv S y of December!” said Scrooge, button- man of business on the very day m j ing* his great coat to the chin. “But early in the holiday season? the funeral, and solemnized i , I suppose you must have tee whole an '’^^PMarley’s funeral day. Be here all the earlier next j ®®Xast year so many people sent their greetings morning.” , ^ . The clerk promised that he would; and Scrooge walked out over the wires at the last moment— to some distant with a growl. The office was closed S*LuSSy rd«stood or oottog in a twinkling, and the clerk, with places 30 times the usual number— that we could woodertul can ~me o( the long ends of his white com am going to relatev H TJamlet’s forter dangling below his waist (for not get all of them through with the quickness that ■nerfectly convinced that wame he boasted no great coat), went father died J ’^^nre^re- dowm a slide on CornhiU, at tee gives them a true Christmas flavor. end of a lane of boys, twenty nephew. •Bah!” said times, in honor of its - being ••A 'SS;7chrtetm i»7m .cle!'tod cave you:" It was the voice ol Scrooge’. Christmas Eve, and then ran home *®If you will just telephone early, we’ll try hard to Scrooge. “Humbug!” to Camden Town as hard as he could pelt, to play at blindman s do a better job than ever before. S S 2 arst.’^Pai/church^ keenly felt, and Abundance rejoices buff. What shall I put you down for?” Scrooge took his melancholy din **Thank you."** “ 'iS“fo"ter%d S d ?o wa?m \^m -]a?dS\K see^ him in “Nothing!” Scrooge replied. ner in______his usual melancholy tavern* “You wish to be anonymous? ’ having read all the newspapers, \ 3r;f'namV®5liero^^^^^^ b^nfa S^o^ SroTgfmatS | '^“Buf w P ’^ri'ed Scrooke’s neph- “I wish to be left aione,” said j beguiled the rest of the evening Scrooge. “Since you ask me what I his banker’s book, went home - V r i uucic, - r r i c d . said wish, gentlemen, that is my answer. , bed. He lived in chambers THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND was toown as Scrooge and you'” cried a cheerful voice.! Scrooge. I don’t make merry myself a t , ^bjeh had once belonged to his de- M «ley Sometimes jit was the voice of Scrooge’s neph- [ “Because I fell in love. ' Christmas, and I can't afford to ; partner.' They were a the business called Scrooge SCTOOge, I jj 30 quickly! ..Rp^anse vou fell m love. I help .to gloomy suite of rooms, in a low^er- TELEPHONE COMPANY ing pile of building up a yard, where it had so little business to be, that one could scarcely help fancy- there.” , | ing it must have run there when it hand the ‘Many can’t go there; and many | ^ young house, playing at hide- would rather die,*’ and-seek with other houses, and squee^g. w e s^o^etous old. this nephew of scraping.- emtenmg,vx.+..v—-o- ' _ flint.'wasflint iwas ailall in a elclov/: his. face was uuuniigcoming uu..now' . i “if they would rather die, said have forgotten the way out again. sinner! Hard te a ir ^ handsome: his eyes' “Good afternoon,” said Scrooge. i Scrooge, “they had better do it, a ^ It was old enough now. and dreary from which no 8tee^^ad «ve^^ ^ smoked i “i want nothing from you; I ask ; decrease the P ^ h n ^ ^ enough; for nobody lived in it but Scrooge, the other rooms bein^ all »» “ „ ■ . , nothing ol you; -vhy cannot we be; Bea des-excuee m e-I don t know let- out as offices. The yard was so contained, “Christmas a humbug, uncle! i friends?” that. dark that even .Scrooge, who knew The cold I gj,j.QQg.g,g ggphew. “You don’t ..Qood afternoon!” said Scrooge. 1 “But you might know it, ob- its every stone, was fain to grope featurei. ^ stiffened his mean that, I am sure?” ■ ..j sorry, with all my heart,' served the gentleman. shriveled ^his ch^K. Scroc— — ’------’- - ‘“ with his hands. The fog and frost Special Christmas shnveiea wo fe'd, his thin “i do,” said Scrooge. "Merry g- .gsolute. 'We have i “ifs not my business,' Scrooge “ b“-Y the black old gate- spoke out shrewdly Christmas! What right have you to j b?d any quarrel to which I returned. “It's enough for a rnau , so h i, ^ and spoKe .. , ------„ What reason have you ! been a party. But understand his ovm ^ busjness^ J^ tU Genius of ihe Weather sat in mournful meditation on the threshold. Now, it is a fact that there was Offer nothing at all particular about tee Good afternoon,” said Scrooge knocker on the door, except that you to be morose? You’re rich “And A Happy New Year!” ------it was very large. It is also a fact cold had little enough.” “Good afternoon!” said Scrooge. I gumed his labors with anim- that Scrooge had seen it, night and inaiipnreinfiifen™ on Scrooge.ocrooge. No warmth oi-iuugc,gcrooge, iiavxxxfehaving XXX.no better answer jjjgHis nepnewnephew iwlItft theuuc roomluun. without 1 proveuproved upimuuopinion oxof xxxxx...—,himself, -—and in a morning, during his whole resi A WONDERFUL GIFT FOR MOTHER warm no- wintry weather ^g^dy on the spur of the moment,I CUI dllgtjr______^/xtriru-viaf-nnHinp'. notwithstanding,------______w I moreif>mnp,r facetious------than temper was than was dence in that place; also teat rhlll him No wind that blew w ^ gaia, “Bah!” again; and followed He stoppedstonned at--- the outer door to be-be-1 ,i usual —iu«4 with TViWi* *-**him,hun* oCrOO^CScrooge xittv*had <*»3as little of what is ^!SerSClUli tean he, ^ no ^ofalling114ner snOWsnow p ’ ^ th **f. "Humbug!” A ___ i-L- t s - P fVua on 1 - __I-Ji- i-u. bittererDlttCr©r tooxx xx.,----- , x,,„ stow the greetingsKa of OT'ncc the season nnP on, Meanwhile the fog and darkness palled fancy about him as hny man was more mveotintent uponuyw its, purpose. ^ ..Dpp.t w be------cross,- uncle! said the ,^ cierK, ^bo,wiau, cold o as.o he was, w as: tmcKeneathickened so, thatmax. people ran about the City of London, even mclud- no pelting rain,- ■— !,««■*« rtTiATl “lO nephew. ■ ..t..m pri' ___C/^i"rir»oro*warmer than ’foT" Scrooge; hfi TG” forI he re-1 ^.^.b flaring^__rM*n'fF^ri‘n5'‘ links, thGifproffering jjjg—•‘whiCh their IS bold ^VO^!ld—“LuC entreaty. Foul weateer^dn t know < . X y l[»K iiaKiK«aK 1-. V *■■-■4 L. /.-J- \ TdANCHESTER EVEMNG HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, C0 > ^., THURSDAY, BECEMBER 19, 1929. Fl a p p e r Fa n n y - Sa y s SKIPFY WEO.U.», FAT.Off.____ SENSE »»i NONSENSE ------IJI0I IW ■■ iu€ LL, T iJM; IT M AKES MY HGAIlt GL6€0 (UHCN t MV MAIL HA« Cf€Ki OPeMGP. SOMEHOU; PR oXKeR iOELL, fAA, loe STAND To LOS€ 6V6RVTH1N6. THIS THiKiK OF THE NIGHTS AND OAvjii Y0U.V6 LUORk EO MAIL HAS GEIe N OPGhi€0 GY SOMEBODY... To J - ^ A Merry CJhrtotnlM. r had A HOA/dW t h a t tMAT D£A(. ljOULO <5£T OUT, FOR ■Th i n k x h a x a l l M y u f 6 r v t ’Pl a y c p <5ame' ; ON TH IS PROPOSITION BOT; t u lA N T YpU To KNflco It’s Christmastime.' Let’s clean the I, d id n ’ t t r u s t T hat f c u o u ) a t the cowFeeeNce. Sq u a r e . NEVER LIED a n d r'VE TREATED » ’ IF VOU Do Go a g a i n s t ,TH6 W ALL t ’M oMYM You sldte. * ' WOtU TM6 t h in g I«» i m u s t n ' t i£T MYSCeP 60, , Of every old year grudge 6r hate. EVE r V m a n r e g u l a r . a n d 1 t r u s t e d EVERYgNC VoUft, FAMILY IS ALWAYS WITH VOC^^UT uj6 > t ’s pin a spritely spring of holly ^ H0lueN€R^’ I S\)SPCcT6 0“H»M ALL ALONG. ipon diUl care arid melancholy .1 lOON'T eeLieVE-THlS FELtOuU 0OU8L6-CROSSED m u s t n ' t L6-T 5KIPPY KNOW HoCu BAD THINGS jet’s reach out friendly hands and n\€ u n t /l r G E T a b s o l u t e Pr o o f j e v e n s o , ARE . W6 CAN PliLL T 0 fi€ T H 6« SOME U*AY To grip * . ) iJach other in warm comradeship. OH,'I’m THIW6S] TH£R£ h a s T o ee a s h o u j p o u in - c a r d s - o n th e ^ w w P t r k r MAii codNR \ ---- i'tr. ,. . . A Calamity! By Bloaaes FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS va - 'XT ^ ^ ' I • « . . « f'U v H f ' l Yeah! Try and Dolt! By SmaU (BEAD THE STORY, THE N COLOR THE PICTURE) , SALESMAN SAM ' HERE'S S e n . BftUU)OMS;^RS. At last) each soldier had a gun side. “I’ll see you later,” Coppy f^ecK*. THese gallo o m s A R e. OH,WeLU,THlS PIN* U_ FIX /^ORS.SMOXILe WANT% ©ALLOOMS )WHP.OOA VJe.CARe'. IF sh e>. -W.LT G <3t^ IS and Coppy’8 little task was done. cried.. And then he went to join GONNA M e. so M e . PLftce. 'EM UP So i CAW CARRT 01 00 One litue soldier walked right up (N P< MINUT€./sT6fta OF MS. 'EM IN COKPORT"- • &LOW 'EM Upv the other merry Tinymites. He -T?ee.,KVJHP VJHorr ^ seLL’etA-TAice. rksht aad said, “What shall we do? We .*TbiK.tN' T H etA l have our guns and. we are dressed found theni, in the big doll house, C Rft7.V HUNCH I ovei?,' and to behave we'll try our besL I where all was quiet as a mouse. understand that Santa Claus has OCHT F/PPLE flRoUHO - left our fate to you.” <^er vouR. “Well, let me see now,” Coppy V/OLWS HE(?£ \- said. And then he stood and saw. Wee Clowny. Tinymito was scratched his h^ad. “Ob, I know,” sitting on a little chair. A doU he exclaimed, at last “You* sol was in'hls lap. Said Clowny, “You diers follow me. While waiting will laugh, I guess, just ’cause I’m ’round for Christmas eve, the sewing, this doll’s dress. But what place for you, I do believe, is in.a do I .care if you laugh? I am a great big box. I’ll make you com helping chap, S’PftStWL', fy as can be.” “This-little girl doll’s dress was And so the soldiers trailed along tom and she was looking quite aid Coppy foimd a box, real forlorn. I’m trying to make her strong. "CUmb in,” lie ’cried. look real nice. So you all run “This is the prpper place for you away and do not bother me right to. stay. Just be real patient. Do now. I’m sure she will tickle , not grieve. , It won’t be long until some small .tot who gets her ■'you leave in quite a wondrous ride Christmas day.” , in good 'old Santa’s Christmas <00 jleigh.” , ('The Tinymites try out the ■me •nie-soldier promptly hopped in- chanical toys in the next story.) I * 1* - _, ■ M 'M ^ r - i ?AGB FOURTEEN MODERN CHRISTMAS CAROLS and OLD FASHIONED -■If- Of the 14th and 16th Century Sung by DANCING Hear Half’s I Free Parking Space Christinas Carol Singers ^ 1 ,-'. THE CHOIR DEPARTMENT STORE SO.MANCHESTEa.CONH. I ih^rofStore : Of the South Metho^st Cliurch A tih e r a i n b o w 10:30 3:30 7:30 ' I '.'ij. '' I E^ter through House’s rear door SUNDAY NIGHT, DEC. 22 DANCE PALACE “THE FRIENDLY CHRISTMAS STOREf t 40 VOICES . Every Thursday Night Under the Direction of Bill Waddell’s Broadcasting ARCHIBALD SESSIONS > Orchestra Prof. Gates, Prompter •Do Your Christmas Shopping Toriight. -Store Open Until 9 P. m. BILLY HILL WHIST - DANCE Store Open Until Nine O'clock Every Night Until Christmas. and His Friday, Dec. 30, 8:15 p. m. ALABAMA HILL BILLIES Manchester Green Copiiniinlty Club 1st Prizes 83.50 Gold Pieces A Chijistmas Gift for the Home! 11 Singing and Dancing Befreslunents. Dancing Artists at 85 cents. On Sale Tonight at 7 p. m. Tobacco which has been hanging CHENEY HALL in the sheds is being taken down during the current damp weather Floor and Table Lamps FRIDAY NIGHT and is being bundled and delivered j Lacquered Dancing 8 to 13 to warehouses which are open, > furnishing work for many men and Admission 75c. women at the north end. Wood Waste Baskets Chapman Courz, Order of Ama ranth, will hold its annual meeting ABOUT TOWN with election of officers at the The next sitting of the setback Masonic Temple tomorrow evening 50c tournament being played under the at 8 o’clock. A Christmas party for ■ auspices of Campbell Council, K. of the members will follow in the low (Regular 1.00 grade) One of these smart floor and table lamps will throw a C., will be held in their rooms in the er banquet hall. Each member at pleasant ray throughout the years to come. We are featur State Theater building on Monday tending is requested to bring a ten Tonight at seven o’clock we shall place on sale a limited number of ing at. .this price smart table lamps with pottery vase bases evening, foliowing the regular meet cent gift. Mrs. Adelaide Pickett is and parchment shades. The floor lamps have brass stand ing of the council. chairman of the committee of ar attractive wood waste baskets at 50c each. Natural wood and bright lacquer finishes. ards and are fitted up with attractively decorated parchment rangements. shades. Values to 19.50. A special meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the North Methodist Buy White Oak Coal, 812.00 per church will be held tomorrow eve ton. G. E. Willis & Son.—Advt. Hale’s Lamps—Basement ning at 7 o’clock in the Batch and Brown hall, Depot Square. It is Im portant that every member who can possibly be present, do so. OP HERE St. Mary’s church school will have for Expert I its annual Christmas entertainment SERVICE ! at Cheney hall Monday evening at The Four Jolly ivioriKeys 7:30. .?• The bi-monthly whist and dance under auspices of the ladies commit tee of the Manchester Green Com Be In Toyland For The munity club, will be held at tne Green school hall tomorrow evening. Playing will begin promptly at 8:15. 23-Piece Imported The man and woman making the Last Time Tonight highest score at whist will receive 4 Piece 82.50 gold pieces. There will be foirr The four little monkeys that have been in Toyland for the past month are other prizes awarded. A social period with refreshments will fol Percolator Sets Luster Tea Sets sorry to leave their little friends in Manchester. They must leave. Friday for low the card game* and dancing 16.50 their home in New York City so tb at they* too, may spend Christmas with will occupy the remainder of the (24.50 and 29.50 grades) their'family. time. Four piece' set—percolator A new power cable was connected | (not um), creamer, sugar bowl The young housewife who entertains regularly vrill at the intersection of Main* street i and 12x16 inch tray. The sets, appreciate one of these Imported luster tea sets, ^oft and Purneft Place yesterday by the j are decorated with luster. Reg-, Heavy Steel Airplanes Manchestei*Electric. Company. This | No More ular 24.50 and 29.50 grades. luster colorings decorated with floral sprays as illus eives additional power to Blssell i While they last—16.50, trated above. 23 piece set—service for six< persons. street and other nearby points, j Tests made by the company re-1 Extra heavy steel airplane. 24 inches long. Green body vealed that the power drawing on i with orange wings and wheels. Just the toy for the ybung the lines, wMe meeting the present i Frozen aviator! requirements, is near to the load | Framed limit. In order to forestall a serious 2-Piece 24-inch 1 . 0 0 breakdown the extra cable was laid \ from Purnell Place to Bissell street | “Build an ending in the cable box across from ^ Windshields Pictures DESK SETS STEEL BUSES the Herald building,' from which i Airplane" point east the power is reduced. i You can see clearly in a sleet The annual Luther League Christ storm with a Trico Sleet Wand Smart IvOO • 5 0 c. mas Party will be held in the A splendid assortment Graybar The man who "builds church basement tomorrow night attached to you windshield as Book Ends of gift pictures in floral A flat-top .de'sk^' and a 24-inch heavy steel thingrs” will love one of at 8 o’clock. Every member is ask it flows a moderate heat 1.49 pair and scenic designs with Electric Flat Irons stool in the natural finish buses,' ^ green body and these sets for building ed to bring a ten cent gift for the gilt frames. tlegular only; orange wheels. airplanes and zeppelins. Christmas tree. There will be a through the glass enabling the "Liberty Bell’’ and: 1.00 grade. short business session followed by "Lincoln" are but a few 4.98 ' a program and games. windshield wiper to clear effec of the many subjects to be found in these Graybar , electric flat irons tively. When not in use the silver and black, and will give the utinost in satisfac bronze finished book tion. These hew irons have wand is turned up out of the ends. colored hsuidles and cords. Large Dressed Dolls way and adds a feature of re FILMS finement to the interior of the Imported "Toastmaster” DEVELOPED AND car. Price $3.00. Waffle Sets . PRINTED Electric Toasters 24 HOUR SERVICE 4.98 What UtUe girl doesn’t want a. doll for Christmas? Choice of 18, 20“ Film Deposit Box at Cheery decorated 12.50 and 22 inch dolls, with or without hair, attractively drAsed. Store Entrance pottery waffle sets con sisting of 6 cups and Toasts both sides at once so Norton Electrical saucers, 6 plates, bat that you do not need to turn Instrument Co. ter pitcher and pla’te, the bread. Current shuts off "Question Mark" One Group “Rockabye” KEMP'S and syrup pitcher and automatically. Hilliard St, Manchester plate. Mechanical Doll Furniture ^ Cradle Irbies Phone 4060 Stahfless Steel Airplanes Georgette 1.00 50c Electric 1.00 Carving Sets Dressing tables and bu A baby doll sleeping in a Waffle Irons Bed Lamps Mechanical wind-up three reaus in rose and cream, and 9.98 propellor airplanes. 18- blue and cream finishes. Reg blue metal mechanical rock ‘ 4.98 ular 1.98 grade. ing cradle. 1.00 grade. ^ The well known Uni 2.49 Inch wing spread. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. versal electric waffle Three-piece stainless steel Good-looking georgette bed carving seta with stag hcra iron with, tray attach lamps in two-tone colorings ed. Roimd style. handles. Sterling silver bol Funeral Directors Complete with cord trimmed with lace and rose sters. Boxed for Christmas giving. Fiber; Doll Carriages ESTABLISHED 65 YEARS l/yi and plug. buds. Complete with cord. CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. 2 . 9 8 Give‘Her" a Reconditioned A smaU group of fiber doU carriages attractively priced at , y Robert K. Anderson Phones: Office 5171 2.98. Cream and gray finishes. .. The carriages are sturdily made; rubber tires;'drop head rest, , fl Funeral Director Residence 7494 Electric Vacuum Cleaner KXX30SXXXXX300tXXX306XX3856X?C06X5t3CXXXXKXXXX^^ 1,000 Large Sticks of Christmas EUQM Lessen Her cleaning, hours for the next year by Candy To Be • Given Away Free! surprising Her with one of these reconditioned elec • • * ' tric cleaners. Hoover and Eureka—two popular Santa Claus h u 1,000 sticks of pure sygu Chrfstm&s’candy which he will makes—that were rebuilt in their own factories with GOOD give away with each Suta Surprise Package at 25c each. package con-_ new bags, cords and parts. a surprise that wlU please young girls and boys—green packages; for girls • 1 IK Holla FRESH FISH and red packages for boys. BUTTER 44< IK Delivered with other or H aekerel ^ 5.G0 D ow n • ders. HaBbut and th« balance in amall weekly and monthly payments. PINEHURST FRESHLY Butterflsh GROUND BEEF 30e lb. Filet of Sols Hale’s Toyland— Basement FUet of Haddock Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction SLICED BACON 39e lb. Smoked Filet of Haddock ./ Rind pff. * Cod Steaks Hale’s Housefufnishings—Basement Fresh Spare Bibs H yilm t Pigs* F eet Small Oysters 89e pint. Sauer Kraut, 8 lbs. 35e Forty Fathom Salt Cod Try a can of Bed Barberries. They make delidotu short Shop A t Hale’s- cake. 5atX300 /. V i -f-.v':., ■■ ■ ■■ • ^ I k ' i.-.- ■ « .-