. 1 .

Arcragc DsAy CIrMMlM ■U'i TIm ] r«r tlw Mm Ui of PocimWt, 1N» ; of 0 . • . WMfl 6^ 28 M r Afombor of the A aiit eoM M rifh t w ii BvreM of CtfwihiHoM Manehe$ter-~-A City of VUIago Charm A (FOURTEEN PAGES)- PRICE THREI VOL. LIX ., NO. 77 (01 AdrertMag Vago IS) MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1940

Security Plan Finns Claim Gains; Face New Attack Bright ’40 Prospect Starti^ 1^11 Finnish Patrols Huntf nI Seen for Town as Scope T ^ a y 1 Down Fleeing Sovielj To Provide Death and ) d u n n a ^ Year ’39 Reviewed Retirement Benefits For Elderly W orkers, Every Indication That I i At Least Thieves Left Soldiers in Fore New Decade W ill De­ Truck’s Chassis, Body Fam ilies and Survivors velop an Era of Busi­ I Salt Lake City, Jan. 1.—(/Pi Washington, Jen. 1—(SV- The Sail! Happy New Yw T H iat t Trail Panicky i —Arthur Mason took his truck Federal old age security plan, rat­ Japanese Navy ness Prosperity; Her- V to a gsrage for repairs. For Police RaldllM SQasd ' * llhi^ough Snow ed as the world’s largest insurance ^ald Presents Day by j “ etumlng, he got In the cab. O ...... Boston. Jan. 1.—(8)—’’WhoT$ Kianta Count iped on the starter—and eystem. went into full operation to­ Claims Planes there?" demanded A tratop Day Iteport of News.. i nouhng happened. day to provide death and Hfetlmo within a Roxbuty Aifititet gion of Snot looked at the battery retirement benefits for elderly apHrtmrut as Sergt. Cheater A. connections. The battery was Raady to F i|^ o il ^ Manrhester >a today doing more ^ workers, their families and survi Down 21 Foes Hcnchey and a raldtag squad gone. vors. arrived. Priaonerfl in Si than merely aUrting ita progress | Then he discovered all four Some of the 47.000,000 persone "Happy New Yearl" ahoutad In a new year. Today the town be­ tires were missing.. covered by the S3rstem who are 66 Hcnchry In his beat grsstlng -— ‘Great Victo* Alarmed, he lifted the hood. Bomb Railroad Near gins to tackle a new decade, the j or older today may begin drawing L i< maiuirr. ported After 194U's. There la everywhere Indl- | The engine had vanished. the flrst monthly benefits of a vast Border of French Imlo- The (Vx>r opened. The rsM- Mason summoned a garage project established by Conjp-ess in Ing squad took away nine per­ cation that an even greater dis­ attendant Helplessly, he point­ 1935. China in Big-Sralc Bat­ sons chargni with violatliiff the B u lteth il tinction Is dawning—the change­ ed to a sign "Not Responsible Their retirement will begin to tle in South ('Jiina. gaming laws. U, JSh. le over from an era of busitiesa de­ for Loss Due to Fire or Theft." count with the month of Janusry, Tamptrt v at ■ pression to a period of prosperity. and annuity checks for retired ‘ s We face the future, and leave workers and their wives or wldowrs Shanghai, Jan. 1 — (e> — The pnssnlt of tha ahaUsshl e events of the year 1939 to hls- over 65 will reach them about Feb. Japanese Navy reported today Its fatvhJea of tha a«i 'ry, there Is reason to recall the 1 and each month thereafter. AALAyD planea had shot down 21 Chinese Nazi Steamer worn reportoi today f .Completed record of the past Gayety Marks There was no outwrard display to is. Flnntoh high ammmm twelve months. Just as 1940 Is the aircraft In a big-scale iHtlllo In signal the arrival of the old age In­ South China and bombed the Hal- roona ieatreyad ■■ beginning of a long hoped-for surance payoff for which the gov­ U [ V or f/mxaj Is Interned staMS ef 18 «wr ~ Change In fortunes, 1939 completes Year’s Advent ernment b^an taxing employers’ fsng-Kunmlng i-ailronil near the a ten year cycle that has had high payrolls three yeere ago. The New border of French Indo-Clilna. local slgnlflcance. The railroad, built, owned and Year holiday halted the adminis­ operated by the French, le one of By Uruguay Outstanding in local news dur­ For America trative machinery set up by the omz( the Arctic ing 1939, the sudden decision to Social Security Board In 400 field lAlTlC S>A STONIA China’e "lifelines ” for the Import encamp and train the entire 169th ofTlcee to receive claims end estab­ of metertels. Infantry and attached units In lish proofs of ellgibiUty. This map outlines Important developments In the undeclared (Damage to (he line was report Freighter W hich Stood Young Mr. 1940 Stum< ed slight, but Chinese were said In hlanchestar looms as the biggest 900,000 to Benefit Rusao-Flnnish war. In which (1) Finnish "hit-and-run" ekl forces By Graf Spec in Final Item. Close to it In Interest was the hies Around in Confu­ The board has estimated that harried Ruaeiana; (2) Stockholm reported Ruaaiana had brought up Hongkong to consider the bomb­ chain of events leading up to the 900,000 men, women and children additional gima to fight the Finnish drive toward the MurmansK ing slgnlflcant, since It followed a Hour* First Victim strike of velvet weavers at the sion in Europe as Hil­ would share in more than 2100,- railway; (3) Soviet troops were reported digging In near the Arc­ Japanese requeat do discontinue Cheney mills and the subsequent 000. 000 in old age benefits tic this ocean; (4) British reports aald 2,000 Italian voltmteers had ar­ transporting Chinese supplies.) Of NcutraPs Rulings. settling of that dispute. The large arity Jackpot Is Hit. year. The estimates are subject to rived at Tornlo with Italian planea; (5) the Finnish air force re­ Lose Only One Plane sum left as a trust fund fot- Cheney revision, depending on the number ported silencing with bomba at least one long-range gun; (6) a The Japanese said that In the Montevideo, Jan. 1—(A)—The brothers by Miss Louise (Hieney of deathe among workers before small band of Finns reportedly held Kioviato batteries under battle over Llucbow, In central By The Associated Press Kwangsi province, they loet only German freighter Tacoma today established a new note. The death Life began for Young Mr. 1940 and after the retirement age of 65. heavy fire; and (7) the Russian air force opened a new attack on waa Interned for the duratlosi ct of 'the Rev. William P. Reldy and The primary benefits for Insur­ southwestern Finland. one plane while bringing down the HstotoM, Jan. today and he liked IL 21 C3tlaese. the war by the Uruguayaa govani' the resignation of the Rev. K. E. ed workers are based on their mop-up patroto wnre id Erickson largely affeeted the For the first half dosen hours of average monthly wage since Jsn. Reports from the Chlneae pro- ment at the explratioa «C a 24 parishioners In two of ibe town's his life Ue infant year heard noth­ 1, 1937. Benefits for irives, widows vielonel capital, Chungking, aald hour ultimatum demanding her buBtlag down flaaiag rNtolli leading churches. Governor Ray­ ing but laughter ana music; saw and children consist of fractional Japanese sir raids had caused more ahattered Sovtot Risslfiar than 200 Chlneae casualties Satur­ departure from this neutral port. mond E. Baldwin, after threaten­ nothing but gayety and merry­ pro^rtions of this sum. Wlvea ^ e 8,208-ton fretghtfir, srh l^ try dtvtohai of UJMO aNh.> ing to close the local trade school, British Plane Downs day at Ichang, 175 miles west of making. That was In America. and children are entitled to month­ stood by the aoutUed pocket hat- and trytfig for tta ftoOllijl yielded to protest and abandoned He stumbled around In confu­ ly payments equal to half the wage ths central China city df Hankow. Ueahlp Admiral Graf ftpea in I the plan. There were two clear at­ (The <3ilnaae Army news organ, atructmi. ' -' i- ., sion In Europe—entering the war- earner'a benefit, and widows get anal iwura and thersfOrfi was i lik e huntsmsB. tempts at train wrecking, one at stitcken countries guided only by three-fourths of the primary sum. Nazi Over North Sea Seotang-Peo, aald at Chungking Judged a Naval auxiliary, became Bolton and one at the North End. the Japaneae had auffered 400,000 ed thetr panicky the flash of cannon. The nIghUy In the three yean of prepara­ the first victim la hto war of a enow and foresto i Neither has been solved. blackout was a som(>er setting but tion for the pay-off, the govern­ casualties In 8.200 engagements neutral's Internment regulattooa. The outbreak of war caught sev- during 1989. Neutral obaervera anta country In the i there was not much/ gayety across ment has collected In excess of Pursuit Craft and Anti- The Tacoma waa In ths road- luesaimi. rsfidy to ersd local persons at points abroad, the AtlamUc. I $1,400,000,000 in payroll taxss to German Vessel said the esUmeta waa et least SO ateadI JiutJiutI lackto tho harbor btfiah- and the experlnece of Janies Jasoie Americans bit the jackpot of establish a raasrrs fund. Tha sm- Aircraft Fire Drive psr esnt too high.) water, witorfi fib* I ifiUi os take prlfBOfififi to i In - - - •m flnahai hM-/ •in the torpedoed "Athenla”, ^n hilarity in the dying hours of 1939 ploye and employer each were tax­ Off Germana Flying which he was Injured, furnished a and then spent thrir enUusUam ed ooe per oau of the emph^’s jRuiifi first band war story. ^ ’Oyer Shetland lidaniiiL ahortlyi Thcra .was a shift In the fall in Hai r IliBlaa f t l l _ fif(» fchttla at 10 days ago In which tloB of tbs S4-baur period at S p-w. the memhership of the Board of Mded By SMMiatli Holiday On the baata cf eatlmataa sup­ bol (S Am., S A tl. Belectmen when ){arold Symington The celebrants—there were hun­ plied to the Senate nhence OOss- B oU ctlal lo i>et Home oiinhmdariiur effoH **^*?*.^**• to rstaks the place. captisto MogafiSe, tha moat paai i and S. Raymond Smith were dreds of thousands—aided by the mlttee, the fovernmeat expecta to Lssflsu, Jaa. 1—KISH- Ous Bnllesfl Into Tray tho port authority, "Reamaats al elected to the body. Selectman Sabbath holiday sUrted early aqd colleet $S01.000,()00 In social secur­ mt tws UeroMUi wsrpisssa The Japanese said they enticed C apt Hans Know, tlm TSoMna’a partly awfitewd ,1 Isiwrence Converse was defeated sUyed late for the buslneea at ity taxea thie year against an sa- raMhig the flhstixsi isissds St. Louis Fifth Import* 40,000 Chlneae Into a trap and skipper, that hia Ubm waa up aad lawrOy i in the primary and Selectman hand. Some of the mertymakere Umated dUtribuUon of $114,000,- to*qr sMfle • pewer dive ever ant Passenger Ship of Stow 8,000, mostly north of tWo- his ship must be interned accord­ tiH pA Richard Martin withdrew, leaving had their celebratlona slightly 000 In benefits. m BrHIah sranhlp. dropphig touchen, with the aid of bombtag ing to to totaatloaal law. the openings for the new men. curbed because of the Sunday In the succeeding three yeans— beasbe m It sweeped lew but Hamburg - American planes. tha There was a lot of fault found Uaurolvifa.| of llie Herald. Dates noted mark celebration In a decade. The cen­ is-Mtliaated oa the baata of an in- ■Ireraft gmui eu the ward Naval blochade and reached “a « bo laoorod tor the daratloa at tha ' Ftoaa nilitoa ahj publication of the Items to which tral downtown area was blocked which the MMMuueeuaeut home harbor" today after aa ab- Ilnlaad ranto reference is nmde. off to all but pedestrians. The (OsatiiHMi ea Rage flevea) ■et Meatlty. direeled b aence of aeven months. Early today, won the • aja. (S aoaaaat tha. lwt Flhit quarter movie celebrities were at the high- fire et the pleee which lev The anaounoement by DNB aald am.. SAL) deadline aat by Cha- thnuih mtoqri January O ^e In with shivering priced Bolywood and Beverty HiUs • a ead flfiw BWfiy frees the S t Louis was the fifth impor- Mystery Fire guay tor the departure, the gov- psdiapa tha 'inat$M:i news of a 9bgar at large in the cafes and night clubs. Amusement Bhetl—de. The air mbs taat paeesBger ship of the Ham- erniaant aanoiinrod ths Tao n-day-oM w— ------Buckingham v oods. Promptly tiers and nearby beach towns were Man Is Killed burg-AaierteaB Hans' North Amsr- would ramato aad bototaraad. iammed. lean aervtoe to ratara to Ctonaaay BumsPalacel Fifty UrugnayaaHartoss aboard ^ ILMOwWvTp r o r*r, o , tha VtoMogr (Oeattameg On FBgn Bight) Miami—In the mldet of the Or­ ataoe the war began. 'm Untguayaa Navy'a atsaamr Im triumph over part a t tt ange Bowl festival—had a riotous In Rail Wreck! Under Oeaaaaad )— OstsbeaUsaq n It XX - XM J .csodlartsm beoause It waa tha see-1 jum toaldo the harbor breakwater. even New York City Oollcge States where'ilqnor was not sold was tentaUvriy ktontUtod as W. T. | Flashes! Polie(D H opeto finaCllie|eadflrotobraakoutlntbctorrocr Thera had been water front ro- boys and girls on a hpUday hike on Sunday included Pennsylvania, Talmadge, of Evanston, m. 18ght I (Lhtal I e« ths (fi? W hs) rr..: XX____ X M- - ■- -a laaiml cheacery ia fixe daya. Tbelporta the Thooaia aright go to Add were loat In the freesing, snow Washington, Colorado, New Mex­ pertona were sent to hpepitnto at) lo Bnital nttraCfW I {(5^00 waa attributed to a abort I BMaoa Alrea. whoroabe mlilit ho covered mountains near here for 12 T?Mooto aad I ■ Mattooa■ wltb serious ico, Utah and Mlsaouri. and oele- injuriea._ OB'. Of Argentine GiH. efamilt. I treated almpiy as a merchant ahto hours last night, but were fous^ brationa in seme riUee in these Las Aagtass, Jaa. l-4toollsu rtvaa. glers returned soon afterward. nard’s hoaplUl aald Norine O’Toole the tender on N a S was Jsw- with tha girt.' I soma 799 mQea < Tha lost atadanU, aought Arst ea waa bon one second after mM- med into the baggage car. earatog thaal hr Zhmderbetg Moontaln. finally were night to Mrs. Anna OToole. 29. Both tralna wets Sltod with to ds aarly lay. 10B Mount Tlmp, seven miles The Lewis Manwrial Meteniity boUday tnveltora waa for- Witchcraft Scare Stir^ "away.'. boapttal aald Mra. Della Feely,, SO. Talmadge was aa route to Thay had foDowad the trail bias Ob ia t 88 ysar oM Aaaa od. Whan1 fouad, they were building « ■I <4 L-ifi?—Vtaa 1 ths grMy dla- Little Mountain Hamlet Tana o f t • Are. covxry as aha crept into tha bad) Ithoj ito th e i More-than 880 penmaa were in thay abarod. aad tolt tha acM node ; he ths ; the essirMBg partiea. conqNMMd of betwash btood-aeahad ahosta. Mora, N, M.. Jan. 1.*-(fi?—A ..attornsy, recounted thia story state poSce. mboated perk patrol- { nuiWtag back tha hsdrtotWng. witch scare toflamert this Uttlo; from tho toMtoway: itar.rtofimi Biea aad clirlliaaB. They aet oat In , aha g aa ^ to horror at tho antl-l aaagrs do CMsto mountain bam-: The wife’s fingers were tnjniad maTTtlmir < Baac-aera tomperatarea after the Review of Town Events toted body and raa, aaaaamtm to rj Iat t and tha —r*~. Mra Mm iito io u t four who asperated from the mein RMfTd*- faaro of the Spanish-1 neroa, loat two tooth aad bar toca WhBa no death toU fori party had ratnraed wHh their llhas tor waa avalfaihla * . t o . la Uttia doubt,” aald Oape I ■p—fc«-g folk havo reached ^ , "looked as If aomaoae had chawed atory. Jaama BMlr of ths boaileida am ' saurta aad atato pMice were M- It" m htoma w an finrad Five alrla were hi the group of "Utot lUiB Vila waa kfltod'^ dsrsd to to n 8 % ate a weird story, Eapimma aetsd <|ueeily O h M 18 ev eA g aamlnn studaata a t asmamm who know Imr wsB. ‘ armialnff BvtohM BUpinoss. known ■ mas alght atods atona « i tha CaMI City OoWsge srho startad ea the TodaY^s Herald IdHar anaaiently had antaa to locally aa ”ths frog mM.” ^ ^ 4hs women's bada aad ithe northcnii hUm wWdi waa to hare baaa 8sl- room: to4hiXmay have bsan waR*{ W IlAeraft left the house. lowod by a New Tear's Bve party. A Chrsaslsgjr of Msashfistdr Newz fsr fks Year IN t her Crowda of amuntoln people | *nM wmaen said thqr h They were clad oiily for a betsf washh earth WfllBfi Oa PagUB Eigfct aai M ias sf T M a/s thraagad the courtyard while Ee- frightened aad locked the IttWl walk, aad asar ehsa fsarad te r them m ns rsnnrts at th s alBoaa was amlgaad. Ha was held Mra Bsptoomi mid the aant fr* iaheady attributed as a Mtlag wtad aw ^ m tha H s t a l i . I thaoettod that thal far preUariaary haastag Jaa. 8 on big "thare was a frog t t»>lnnAttoaNie Hudaioa Ttoer into the Palisades tha pretty, un> cinqpsc aC Bsayhem. Acqualn- room, hot It iHmppssrsd s from tito ( Intsrstato park at Bear UooatalB. tM M quichly provided him $l,- callad say huahaad aad ha Uaut. Wattar F. Raffly hoadsd gP Q m BBYIBW. TOO Ida Iha i ed by xanthsr door." troopers la tha esarch. aad J. J. tos-...... -wMl a ,tol OomplaWlig wltaessea, Bspino- . The peoplB of thie'bach-conniry' Tamsen. PaBaades parii auperia- seat told ONoor they tang haa. toadeat, led park poMeo aad a i.cf dsflh .1 Iwr eeusin, accused 40 they SU Sp ffO lSd 9|I|HBBSZ Ok wiaiber aC. asouated pu/k that he warn ”lhe am a wl Into'a frog” aad that ha aa rbid^Satoil diatrtot

■ - MANCBSSTBR BViBimra ). MANCUOtrrKK CONN.' HONDAY. JAI^A K Y 1,1940 ..- - •' j'"' ■- • nadleal axamtaar, said ha bangad ‘Horn oar aaaraot jaaighborV’—Ilia Attempted Suteide is himself. ^andinayiak naticau. Why It's Cold Nasi la Downed One Man Is Jailed Special Rites State Records Improved Conditions East Hartford W eddings Chain Stores, PubKc Linked to Vpheaetd I Gheney Workers Up in Finland Over North Sea In Flogging Case Violent Deaths -> Man Is Suicide RusBioHM Honor For Memorials Fewer Deaths Solve Congress Prob AaBoance Eneaxement Have Common Interest Los Angalss, Jaa. L—(P)—A In Nation Soar Chief o f Staff (CoMttaaai f M i Fag* Om ) fiark-halrad IVenneas aetrsos, By The Associated Press ave Appeals Denied Mr. and Mrs. B. Emil Brandt of Anderain, S. C.. Jan. 1.—t/Pi— near death, physicians said, Moscow, Jan. 1—UTt—The Su­ 55 Norman street announce the New Altar Articles to Be New Year Holiday Fig New Year’s week-ehd violent Washington, Jaa. 1—(ffV-Im-^ On the othar boad, Dies , of Carbon Monos* preme Soviet today conferred the Moved one of tho BlioUaad raldm One niuxn waa in Jail today in con* stepping up the efficiency of their from an overdose ot aedatlvs, l i I, deaths soared last night far above engagement of their daughter, Head of A. & P. Sav4 Dedicated at the Eman­ told In two notes a story ot ure ProniiHes proved bustneos noadlUons may are that the, Senate, order of L«nin, Riiaaia'e hlghoet also had been shot down. Miae EMa Brandt, to Eric H. Lar- nectlon with the flogging by hood­ marketing machine in 1939 and ( i iii - I comparable Cliriatmas week- help Congreoa oolva some ot the holdover huMneos, will Me Gas Poisoning Near Raiders Drop Eoaiha tragedy linked with Europe's end Application for | decoration, on Gen. B. M. Shapo- aon, son of Mra. Axel Larson of ed night riders last Wednesi^ay of Developments in ' er r^ucing retail distribution uel Lutheran. upheaval. Uon on Cliristmati. momentous problama piling up (or self to relatively minor tai ■hnlkolT, chief of the Army general Some bomba were reported to osts, were able to assure the far- By 3 a. m., (e. a. t.), death re­ the session beglaalim Wednesday. and possibly taka partodtoMl Obituary Grave of Wife. WllUmanUe. Lanier Pruitt, 27, of Anderson. Clear Way for Create In one, addressed to police, ^loyment Pay; •tafi, "for oucceaaful guidance of have been dropped by the raldere C3iie( J. H. Jeanes of the state 7 v ^ r of a larger share of the coo- Renate Roeder, 19, wrote: ports from 39 states and the Dis­ Congressloou laailers expressed until the House sends the operations of the Red Army." over the Sbetlando, aortb of Soot* sumer's dollar. The farmers, like New altar candleatlcka and vases By The Associated Press trict of Columbia totalled 159, com­ belief, for inataafia, that the gen­ work. In the meant m Widiheld on: HarUord, Jan. l - ( J T ) - John W. Annoance Engagement constabulary aqid a man named In Seivice for Next Year. "1 commit suicide because I The announcement of the award land, but no damage waa done. a warrant aa Willis W. Harney, the consumers, learned that the and a missal stand will be dedi­ lost my parents vhe same way Connecticut began the new year pared with 133 for the same period eral economic oituatlon would ma­ Senate will have a miatibW llartln, 48, of Burnside avenue. lasiied by Tass. the official news The all clear signal Bounded 45 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Draghi of the previous week-end. terially lighten tlw unemployment ler Appeab. of 41 Summer atreet announce the 36, tavern employe, had been introduction of low super-market cated at the Emanuel Lutheran In Vienna and I cannot live today with a record of six violent presidential nominations to Deaths East Hartford, died of carbon agency, did not mention the Finn­ minutes after the first raid alarm. Irxlged In jail under 35,000 bond By John A. Hartford prices resulted In new benefits, for without them . . . I want all Traffic, as usual, was the most relief load nad «UW the pressure alder. Including those of Tba Air Mlniatry announced engagement of their daughter, Preridcot of the A. A P. church In a special sendee next deaths during the fir:enod. a suicides and homicides were high Navy and DanM W. BoD to what operations were -meant. Daniel Savino, aon of Mr. and Mrs. tified by Pruitt oa one of the New York, Jan. 1.— (Special) more. , to be sold and the money given Their c ontentlona wore bolstered oonponaatlon, Sled o n ! ing In hla parked automobile near Of the Fini^sh campaign v (In a* com ^ B ^ brought down the memory of the late HUdur ComeU ^gure which promised to show a among the agents of death. der-secretow of tha IktMtoi Local Women’^f Jossph Savino of 80 Birch atreet masked men who forced him from —The advent of 1940 finds the to German refugees and by an Increase la aotlmated Treas­ of workora at tke Chaney the grave of hla wife In the Hocks- which the Finns reported^sr Rus­ Ocrmai^Buie in the North Sea his home and flogged him." Hanson, who served as organlat orphans." considerable reduction uniler the Deaths by states; ury revenues from the 35,700.000,- To Hold Ceefareeeea chain store Industry working with Republican leaders of BrilUi, ware banded down num cametary. sian division "cut up ana Tor the CANADA fight Additional arrests are expected and choir director St Emanuel for In another, addressed to number of deaths during ihe long Alabama 1, Arizona 1, Arkan­ 000 predlaed for this year to bqth The death was a milrlde accord­ most part destroyed L/tne Moscow shortly, Jeanes added. / renewed vigor at Its job—the Crump Resigns Harry Roaenssock, 784 South­ Clirlstmas week-end, w h< n 16 per­ sas 4, California 11, Colorado 4. about 36.200,000,000, a Jump which Senate and House have i by rrank It. Odium. Sister Is Dead 13 years during the 20-year minis­ sons lost their live.*. that their organlaatloos wtniM 1 ing to Hartford Mcdlcsl F.xamlnel communique earjjr today said The charge against Harney la bringing of better living at lower try of her father, the Rev. Dr. P. ern Boulevard, New York, an Connecticut 6. Delaware 1, District would help hold the protective ,Uon commiaaloner for merely: 20 Crete Members About Town Four of the deaths wen: ratised of Columbia 1, Florida 2, Georgia deficit to between two and three ^ conferences during the A M ' Perry T. Hough. "assault and battery while wear­ cost to mUliona of American fam­ J. O. Cornell. uncle, she declared: Oonfraasional District. Martin's wife died about two "Nothing gf^lmportance took Lost in Sinking ing a mask In the presence of Mayor’s Post "I am sorry that I had to do by traffic mishaps, while two were 2, Illinois 9, Indiana 5, Kansas 1, billion dollars. of the session—ostensibly to Mrs. Caroline Bell Lu ilies. • The articles were purchased by "listed aa suicides. Eleven of the Kentucky 4, Louisiana 3, Maine 1, their courses In the Ught e Waaa time decision was montha ago and he has made dally place at thp^^rront. Soviet aviation London, Jan. 1.—(/P)—-Tha Brit* ether disguised persons." the Dorcas Society, which la spon­ this, but I loved my parents so Leee Neceeeory For Farmers m aOBM S8 other local aiicressfySy bombed a number of All town offices with the excep­ A\ we enter the new year the much . . . I hope that you (Thrlstmas deaths were caused by Maryland i, Michigan 14, Minne­ Speaker Bankhaod bOi auggest- Roosevelt's recommoadotiaait^ ton, Siater of Cheney trips to the cemetery since. Chicago tab ataamer Box Hill, 6,871 toaa, tion of tha police department were soring the service In honor of Mrs. I M as the roault of the Since the death of his wife. Mar plares.^ way for Increased activity along will understand and forgive automoblles.\ sota 2. Missouri 11, Montana 1, ed, too, that higher prices (or Congreoa may be occupied . sank in the North Sea yesterday closed today. Action Follows Soon Hanson, who organized the Society In the session with grave Inb wdvet weavers here last Womrn Paaneii in Calif. tin had been taking breakfast with following an explosion which was these lines has been cleared Miss Jane Winder, 17, of Meri­ Nebraska 1, New Jersey 3, New (arm pro town" than Roosevelt forest. year have already been completed nndar the present law the men were mliTmediary. Waranoke building. There was The effect ot this mounting pub­ Second .Accident gkguallilad for unemployment com- Hill and Rafaela Luisa Ortega. Smoke and KlameM Streak Sky i The names were Pauguesset Sinking of Trawler with 107 more loft before the sum­ Smoke and flames from many Marvchoiikuo had withheld final | considerable smoke but the loss lic sentiment Is seen In the legis­ ‘‘Daytime Wife’*' State Democrats Will In a second accident at the In­ '.plaimtlon banaflta. The opinion Mrs. Luton's husband survives park. Castle Rock park, Samuel waa small. mer vacation in June. In addition lative record of the past year. It tersection of Center and Orchard SSnflrtna the finding the compenss- her as does her son, William Luton, hiilldlngs In Vaasa streaked the payment pemling settlement of ; .Inhnson park and Putney park, all Disclosed Today to the ten-day holiday In Febru­ Not Follow Example claims against the .Soviet Union Is seen In the refusal of national streets at 3:45 a.m. today, cars tJen examiner who drat refused a nf Ran Juan ranch near Los Ollvoi. twilight sky of the Arctlr after­ having geographical or historical', London, Jan. 1—(/P)—The rink Anthony Patron!* was selected ary there'll be another ten-day va­ On Stale Program noon. Many Finns had taken re­ which were deducted from the (1- j Ing of the British trawler Barbara and state legislatures to enact pro- driven by Richard C. Langer of grant to tha patitiunera. She also leaves a brother, Charles significance In this old R.cpubllcan as president of the Lithuanian Co­ cation from April 19 to 29 and •posed chain store taxes. The fed­ Set in Washington. 145 Maple street, Norwich and Den Bell, of Rim Hock, Arlsnna, fuge In Vaasa from southern Fin­ mil payment. j town, the home of Gov. Raymond Robertson off north Scotland waa operative Association at the an­ schools will also l>e closed on May Hlatary af Btrtka nish towns, believing that Its The agreements were reached ' disclosed today with the landing eral chain store "death sentences" Harold L Abbey of Roxbury came and her two sisters here. E. Baldwin. nual meeting held In Liberty Hall 30. tax bill failed of enactment, and The sea.son'8 smartest getto- Hartford, Jan. 1.—(/P)—There together. Except for a shaking Tha atrika here occurred leat Funeral services were held Sat­ proximity to Sweden, across the yesterday as a result of conveisa- j of survivors, who said a German JBIy 1 when velvet weavare, who The council chairman offered his yesterday afternoon. All of the June 14 is the last day of the although wholesalers pressing for gether of romance and revelry win be no Republicans present at up, none of the passengers in the % urday afternoon at three o'clock In gulf of Bothnia, would make It tions between Japaneie Ambassa­ suggestion because "good old Mr. submarine sent their ship down. other officers were re-elected. 1939-40 school year. the passage of a total of around with a top comedy cast In a story, cars were affected. h u tafuaed to taka a four loom Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, safer from air raids. dor Hhlgenor Togo anil the Riia- On* member of the crew was the Connecticut Jackson Day din­ stand tnataad of tha then two loom .lohn Public I* actually applying I 90 antl-cl^n laws in more than that's as modern as the world the Due to the holiday there waa no 30 Monteclto, with burial In the Santa Fifteen planes were sighted over rlsn Foreign OITlee. lost. ner In New Haven next Monday MOglunant, walked out when tha the funils for the.-rc projects,'" A aon waa born Friday at the 30 states, no new states were add­ day after tomorrow Is scheduled session of town court this morn­ ON Barbara cemetery. Helsinki blit, despite three air The park waa developed partly The survivors were picked up by Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. ed to the anti-chain roster. As a at the State tomorrow and Wed­ night. ing. a m inaiatad on tha larger setup. raid alarms during Sunday, no American Pageant It lasted six weeks. The union with PWA funds. a warship after more than 12 hours Russell Ctowles, 125 Cooper Hill matter of fact, several state chain nesday when "Daytime Wife’’ la A 14-year-old runaway boy was Mrs. Petsr W. Paron bombs were dropped on the capi­ In an open boat which waa righted Guy B. Holt of West Hartford, Ise^ hare Insisted that the larger street. store taxes were Invalidated by shown. This 20th Century-Fox chairman of the dinner at which brought back to hla home on Wal­ Mra. Elisabeth L. Faron, 58. tal proper. M a n c h e s t e r by a plan*. film stars romantic Tyrone Power nant would reault In unem- In ali, hundrsds of planes were Shown in Parade the courts and one state refused approximately 600 Democrats will nut street today after he had been nant of many waavera. The wife of Peter W. Faron, of 73 to re-enact a chain store tax here­ with lovely Linda Darnell, the new picked up In Paterson, N. J. No Coopar street, died at the Man- said to haVs participated In yes­ Maine Head Pops Five Vcaaels'Snnk In Week pay 325 each, said yesterday he ZORIC DRY CLEANING nlaaloncr'a opinion notea that D a t e B o o k tofore on Its statute books. "find” who has won top billing with had no Intention of foUowlng the reason for the boy’s adventure was oheeter Memorial hnapital laet terday's far-flung raids. Tampere. London, Jan. 1—(P)— The Ad Commits Suicide Meantime, all these develop­ her second screen appearance. lit 170 weavers end workers Ekenas, Ixiviaa, Turku, Borga und Elpaso, Tex.. Jan. 1—f/fV—Thou- example set In Waahlng^n for obtainable. Information was fur­ jsinad In the original walkout. night after a long Illness. Burn Cuniliig Events Out of Potato miralty announced today that aand.H of visitors from the south­ ments Have had the beneficial ef­ Screen fans will delight in seeing nished the boy's mother here of In Manchester, she spent her en­ Hyvinka were among the other three British and two neutral ves­ the national Jackson Day dinner This, the commiaaloner found Jan, 10. Dr. Ilohvrl Warnoi'k At Hartford Hotel west massed along a five-mile line fect of further clarifying the at­ Tyrone in the type of light com ^y of inviting Republican leaders to her son’s detention through tele­ ^^senatituted a labor diapute. The tire life here, with the exception cttlea and towns atriick by the sels totalling 4,699 tons were sunk role in which he excels. He’s a per­ Red raldera. 13ie number of civil­ will ivVIi'W current pluyfi, ('enter of march today and cheered tha mosphere. attend. type, and, the family, without tele­ To Old and New Customers tarn Tabor diaputa’ is broader than o f:a short |>eriod when she lived cluirvli house, iitisplees Sislerhixal by "enemy action" during the week These developments. In making fectly swell guy, married to a phone connectloni-was advised o f ian casiialllea waa not known. Pui Hand, Ms., Jan. 1— (/P) fifth annual Sun Carnival parade Holt said that Alfred M. Blng- • strike, and thus embraces it." In Danbury. Temple Beth Hholoni. of Dec. 34-30. in which waa depicted a pageant clear to the cbm a tbemaelves the peach of a "wife, but he’s In trouble the location of the boy by police Besides her huiband, she Is sur­ Indication of Kalallatlon With the new year there rolled Into Hartford, Jan. 1—t/P)—The New tm, aon of Hiram Bingham, for­ 'VlMthar or not this statement in- Jan. 16-17. Entertainment ami Year's Eve celebration outside of the Americas. extent to which farmers, conajm- up to his neck because there’s patrol, informed of the newe by llmataa that all of tha appeals will vived by a aon. Philip, and two Finns saw In the Intenalty of a hotel ballroom an automobile. Allied Front Is Quiet ers and wage-eamera are depend­ something about a secretary! mer Republican U. 8. senator the lo«U radio. ths serial operations an Indication (lanre at St. James'* hall, benefit ! towing on a trailer a huge replica droamed the report of a shot that Miss Kathryn Jones, blonde .'M disproved on the grounds that daughters, Arllne and Rhella Faron of .St. James's (hiirch. Paris, Jan. 1—(A3—P>—Tiie Allied daughter of Gov. Bob Jones of ' ent on mass distribution for their Tyrone smashes across the gayest, from 0>nnectlcut, would make hla During the Month of January May were originally oauaad by a and a aiater, Mias Julia O'Connor, of retallntlon for virtual dcstnir- of a Maine baked potato out of a young man, apparently about 20, debut In Democratic state politics Jan. '21 Annual meetlug o( communique today aald; fired into hie head In an Asylum Arlsona, was the grand marshal. economic well-being, have served most Intriguing performance of hla m w r diaputa" could not be laarn- all nf Manchester. Hon of the Infantry division In the which, at the 12th stroke of mid­ "Nothing to report on tha front to increase our determination to career In portraying the hilarious by serving on the seating commit­ Suomussalml sector. Emanuel Lutheran ehiirch, night. popped Gov. Lewis O. Bar­ atreet hotel early this morning. The freedom of people to live M today. Tha funeral will be held Wed­ aa a whole." and laugh, work and play and wor­ do everything In our power to beet golnga-on of a husband who goes tee for the dinner. ' Million to Watch IM Was* .\aactad (The Russian communique early rows. Hie body was not found until W« know no bettor waj to skste nesday morning at 8:80 from the this morning. Medieal Bhcamlner ship. was the theme of the speo- serve these Interesta. whistling imdar the wrong balcony. Bellsvar is Now Deal t It la noted in tha finding that aa T. P. Holloran Funeral Homs on today said: "Nothing of Impor­ 1,/uihv Tn Gits Re|>ort Doffing a fez, the state's chief The FubUo’a Stake The film gives Linda Darnell tbs Bingham who (mce was a dele­ tance took place at the front. .So­ Perry T. Hough said death was tacle In which 1,500 persons took Roses Tournament appreciation of the lojral . Krasult of tha atoppage of work In Canter street, and 9 o'clock at St. executive wished peace and pros­ part. Ckmversely, in making clear to opportunity to crests a real aenoa- gate at a state Republican ocm- m velvet weaving department, viet aviation siicces.sfiiUy bombed perity to Brothers of the Shrine Parly Celebrates caused by suicide. James's church, with interment Now York, Jan. 1 i/D Admiral The man registered as William the public the extent of Its stake tion and previewers agree that she ventlon la a believer In the New of our Zoric Dry Cleaninf ' m sut HO arorkars eventually ware In St. Bridget's cemetery. a niimher of places." William Leahy. tI.S,.\, retired, nnd their guests at a Portland In the continuation of mass dis­ does ao. She’i that UtUe dark-eyed Deal, Holt atUd. HI4t voting resi .nactad and were without employ- (Earlier the newspaper Trud. Shrine Club New Year's parly. Leonard of Atlanta, Ga., Sunday Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 1.—(g v -A . who was appointed last spring to 20th Anniversary night about 9:80. He left the hotel tribution, the developments of the lovely who was the hit of ‘Hotel dence la In Salem, ^although he during the paat year than th a m t. organ of Soviet industry, assailed succeed Blanton W. Wlnshlp as Only 10 Aspirants past year have awakened consum­ For Women.” spends roost of his time In New million persons gathered from fa^ ' The appallanta maaartad that a Former President Hoover (or his and returned about midnight. comers of the earth today to watch thia caah dlvldOMl on aU dry < governor of Puerto Rico, returned Bartenders Go on Strike Pollde were endeavoring this ers to a realization that protec­ Featured in the cast of "Day­ York. fibor dfsinita did not exiat. but that Funerals Finnish relief work. The news­ today on the Puerto Rleo liner tion of their Interests requires time Wife” are Warren William, A broadcast of President ROoae- the 61ct reaewala o f Paaadens’ ON halting of work waa the result paper said he was aiding the Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Ballaelper afternoon to verify hla Identity. He Pass Examinations famed tournament of Roeee. , work they Mnd ns during the Borliiquen lo report lo President Chihuahua City, Jan. 1 (/PI - It more than their patronage alone. Binnie Barnes, Wendy Barrie and velt’a speech will be heard at the t t individual action on tha part of Mrs. Benjamin Hutton "whits Finnish government " und of Center street were the gueata waa about five feet 10 inches tall Finally, rheent activitiea 'have Joan Davla—all of whom are just Sixty elaborate floate, <»vered bitterly recalled the bonus m.arcli Roosevelt. was a dry. decorous New Year's of honor at a Ntw Yearia eve par­ and weighed about 140 pounds. He dinner. Democratic State Chair- with millions of flowers, were rush­ of Jan'uai7,:| M 0. Thia diyidend i fsch weaver or worker, and that The funeral of Mrs. Minnie so emphasised low chain atore about tope for this type of gay iT>an J. Francis Smith will be an official strike wss not declared. Ilf 1932 when Mr Hoover was day In Chihuahua City. All bar­ ty last night at the home of Mr. left no explanation for hie act. New Haven, Jan. 1 (43-S tate ed to completion during the night (Matchett) Hutton, wife of Benja­ prices that chain atores sales have story. toastnuuiter and U. S. Senator •V.* 11m union, however, took part In min O. Hutton of 3 Bdgerton Place, president.) Bids F'ur No. I Kmtter tenders and other employes of and Mra. George Johnaon of Bige­ Senator Daniel J. McCarthy, as­ by weary workers. The Weather olfera an opportunity to thoaa drinking establishments struck at Hartford police would not dis­ Increased. The accompanying feature to­ Francis T. Maloney the chief Mgotlatlona which finally terml- who died Saturday, will take place The Finnish high command re­ low atreet, and calebratlon of tjie sistant director of the New Haven In charting our course for 1940 Bureau said rain waa In the offing, twentieth or china anniversary of close the name of the hotel, claim­ morrow and Wedn^day will be speaker. have never tried Zoric Dry Cleenlil^v sated the walkout. tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at porting on air raids of Saturday, Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 1-1 (/I3(/Ti nddnight, protesting a new state area of the Federal Census Bureau, we must, on our part, continue to “Barricade” starring Alice Faye but probably would not arrive The Decision the Watkins Funeral home. 142 charged that Russian airmen ma­ Walter Maple, Jr., of Knoxville Ihard liquors, Mr. and Mrs. Ballselper’s mar­ ing It waa a small hotel struggling today announced that a prelim­ fore nightfall. te become acquainted urith the worid*fi riage. A large number of relatives for existence. Hotels located off recognize that the principal Inter and Warner Baxter. According to Commlaslonrr Od­ East Center street, and will be pri­ chine-gunned a hospital train and puts In his hid ns Tennessee's No inary study of examinations taken eat of consumers is In lower living The program tonight Includes Strategy "Intended ium ‘Tba avldenco fully aifpporta vate. a clesrly-msrked Red C'rosi am­ 1 rooter at today's Rose Bowl Will Share In Title and frlenda from thia and othar Asylum street are the Royal, la.st week by applicants fifx places beat dry cleaning method. Th|e towns were present to felicitate coats. Dulling 1939, consumers "Four Wives” aiid "Legion of the the concluaton that Local 03 apon- Rev. Watson Woodruff, pastor of bulance." game. Walter, who Is 14. said he Avon, Bond and Garde. aa census enumerators dlaclosed became IncreaMngly aware of the Lawless." To Petplex Foes the Center Congregatloal church of Bomb filarked Hospitals hitchhiked the 2.500 miles out Wiehlla, Kas., Jan. 1 —(/D— If with them on the event. Concerts to Raise dend is also given to customers elid­ sotad and conducted the labor dls- that only 10 of 32 had passed. fact that low chain store prices Wsshlngtoa, Jaa. 1.—(/F>—The goto. On tha other hand." the de- which rMa. Hutton was a member, The high command also'asserted here, with hli parents' consent. He Walter M. Buehler Isn't father No. A beautifully decorated wedding He said that a second four-day conaQtuta an Important contribu­ ing work through Sage Allen ft Oo. will ofBclate, and burial will be In Russian planes had bombed hos­ added that he started without a 1 of the year he'* sure of a ehare in cake was a feature of the buffet Deatocrstle invltstlae to Repubhe- (f« .gtatona continue, "all the trans- Punsters Have Fnn training course probably would be tion to a balanced family budget, SB congreaetonsl leaders to break Funds for Poles i^BSrent velvet workers weavers the East cemetery. pitals "marked with the Interna- pennv, had 35 cents when he ar­ the title. Ills daughter arrived at luncheon. As a reminder of the required to Complete the staff of and that ellmlnatioo of the agen­ Gutters in Town ^VSlked out In concert, which Is sn tlonallv-reeognlzed Red Cross.” rived. one second past midnight. occasion, Mr. and Mrs. . Ballaelper bread sad tradition with them at enumerators needed to take the cies making possible these low the JackaoB Day dinner next Mon­ ' 'V / To all “caah and carry” custoBaam l^lBiportant factor Irrespective of The’ l-ake Klanta battle was ware presented with a handsome As Old Year Ends business and manufacturing cen­ prices muiit Increase the coet of Are Cleared Twlay Hartford, Jon. 1.—OF)—Concerts ^mmn direction.” Feet Not Frozen, cited In two communiques yester­ china lamp and boudoir chair. day la s phase of developing party sus which starts tomorrow. the necessities of life. strategy calculated to perplex sd- to raise funds for Polish relief will who now receive a 15% discount ire ^ Baaaoaa for RoUags day. The first said "a whole di­ ______I The Increase In chain atore sales be held In Hartford and through­ ' Itt' the cases of Tedford and vision of Russian troops waa an­ Sonny Boy Gets a Smile mlnlstrstloii mmibIMs Man Just Drunk Oklahoma City, Jan. 1— (A>) — 1989 la (Urectly attributable to It rosy be regarded as s new out the Unltod States beginning ere giving m 15% dividend on Zoric , tha weavert, the com- nihilated," but the second tem­ Came the wee sma' hours of the To SeU 10,000 Properties. boomerang effect of anti Town highway department Police Investigate disregarding the holiday, this sign at s Demoemtte Intent to pull within a few weeks, Frederic C. aer ruled they were Ineligi- pered thl* to "For the most part new yeajr and t^is good natured Wilkes-Barre.^ Pa., Jan. 1— (A lain agitation. Whenever whole- Walcott of Norfolk, trmourer of Dry Cleaning only during January, beneflta on "any one of the destroyed." Daily newspapers of this anthrS ilera attempted to hamper the morning were busy removing snow public attention hnck to foreign Complaining that his feet were Oklahoma Cttlan finally got to bed. which had been plowed Into the gut the Oomailaaton (er Polish Relief, 1940 0 five grounds: Both communiques listed war Burning of Girl It was no use trying to sleep cite region city today carried 38 chains or destroy them for their affairs and hold It there. Like s -^making the total saving S %, frozen, a man unable to give his ters In the central piut o f town. bright new ball In "h heap o f last announced today. Participation: Aa an ImlU-l- name or address at 8:30 this materials seized by the Finns. The earlier. full pages ot legal advertising own selfish purposes, the emphasis Mr. Wolcott, former U. 8. Sen­ ba participated In the labor second cited 27 field guns. H listing 10.000 properties to be sold placed oa low chain store prices The work is being drne In an effort year’s toys. It catches the eye. j morning was found at the Batch Tba telephona kept ringing and to keep the gutters clear ao that ator and state welfare eomrola- tanks, 2 armored cars, 4 antl-atr- KaiMlU a ty , Jan. 1— ly 10 per cent diuing the’ year, as UOD. trade, members of which workmen were using picks and Plrat—WHheat Oempetttlea Dry Cleaning over ordinary methoda. In a noisy mood snd after he had The later communique reported lU New Year’s hUlarty. Loa Angeles, Jan. 1—(/l>) —Mr. V^nmpuied with a rise of less than shovels to clean up. Washington, Jan. 1.—(/P)—John participating in and directly been treated, police-were called. RuLsian attacka were repuls^ In Police Inveotlgated to learn If par cent In general retail ' in tha dispute, and Mrs. Laallit R. Saunders cele­ Some years ntevlottsly, when W. Huncfald. 74-y«ar*old hou-e The man toid Policeman Joseph two other ilertors of the eastern ha maUcioualy fired the dreoA brated New Year's frr picking up anow waa allowed to remain in tha Wife of Former pointer who boa an abiding Bride i: Ha belonged to a class, Prentice that hLs leg was broken, front In the ;V>la sectW north of Miaa C han ^r waa bumad about I upward trend in 1939 was, Itt velvet workers. fresh plums from a tree In their atreeta, thawing weather brought in being Srst In line at the White Trsnsported to hesd(|uarters, the Lake Klsnta, snd northeast of the hipa and foreanna. Other !^rd. The tree began to blomom o f course, accelerated by continued dUBcuItles, OS the melted snow House on New Tear’s Day, w. 1* Zorie la Abaolntely Odorleaa ' which were particlpst- man walketl from the patrol car Lake Ladoga, near the southern merrymakers in tha jammed hotel oiaitateaaTop .tiitenalve development - of the School Head Dies ' M sad directly Interested in lit a September heat wave and the froze at night into glare toe. Park­ first again today—but t b m was to a cell |n the basement He end of that front. lobby extinguished the flames fruit mathrad In abnormally warm TOMOBROW AND WED. aiiper-market—the latest contribu ing spaoea also wen* mode un- no reception and no competlUca. On frozen Lake Ladoga Itself 2. Z o | ie Win Not Cause Shrinkage isataatloa 0( workers: He was booked O'n a charge of Intoxi­ fan temperatures. Winter's ^ere tkm to the chain store record of usable. This year It la tba plan to President Roosevelt abaadoaed the cation. but at the time of his con­ and on the Karelian Isthmus, be­ now, but so are tha plums. .. dlstrlbutkm costa and thus clean up the streeta as (|ulekly ss Hartford, Jsn. \.— 8 Ides.» i .... 1 •*give * » *= »»»» hla imiiiT’. name. iThis inn ai afternoon tCl I It Finland, there was heated artillery Public Records lar chain store prices average pro tlmated that ths recent storm will o f WUUsm C. Holden, former prtn- which "F j was sUted that he had been Iden activity. Finnish batteries were 4. Zorie Cleaned Garmoita Stay dean Longv atrccUy interested in the ' . . ,, hably Mght per cent lets than the take about 3200 from tbq appro­ diisl of Weaver High school, died tilled aa John Basils, 19. of ,M said to have repulsed with rapid o lt h a * * " ^ geBsral retail level. But minions of priation for snow and k e lemovaL In Ssrssots, FIs., Thursday nlghL at^uta.” fire a Russian attempt to advance W ant E. Krause 5. Zorie Fluid Is Noninflonmudble* Bkmexploaim ' tha ether two decision*, the Dcming street. He Is being held conanaaera discovered in 1939 that She leaves her husband; five for arraignment In town court. across Ladoga's Ice. A judgment Uen has been filed laalfwelar auper-narket pricea. through the chUdrsn. Mias Ruth E. Holden,' s except that of ' dl- CLARINET AND 6. Zorie Restores That L o ^ and Feiri of Newnctii hitarast" cited. at the office of the Town Clark heo4mo • further atapplng up of chain store tasdier at Hartford PubUe High Hlork Overtakes Taxicab SAXOPHONE Ely Not Candidate on property on Branford atraet fgneoitt effkteacy. are often as much as an adMoI; Mrs. FraBk E. W a ts ^ 7. Zorie Removes AU Dost, Dirt and Greooe President Kallio owned tiy Raymond B. and Thakla Itadipt SI Watoot Street additional eight per cent below West Simsbury: Mra. Hsywsrd 8. A gei Oharleatealaa Dtee Ix)s Angeles, Jan. 1—(/Pi—Tlie Asks Active Aid Hunt by the New England Im­ IM. SSS8 even regular chair store prices. To- For Any Office Houghton. Arlington. Maos.; Theo­ 8. Zorie WiU Not Harm the Most Delicate Fabricg New Year's Eve crush didn't keep provement company. HeUlnkl. Jsh. l.-t/Pv-President ,day, retail super-market distribu­ dore L. Holden, Glastonbury, s OOhrlaatan, 8. C., Jan. i — ijr)— the stork from overtaking a taxi­ tion costs total only 12 to 13 cents Francis W. Holdan. Wetbersfle'd: s cab s few minutes before last Kyootl Kallio in a New Year's aaatkm Ch^ta, 91, a member of Mayor Gtoosa B an ot Um coosumar’s dollar. westflald, Maaa„ Jaa. 1,— m — Bister, Mra. Edward M. Lstbarn, Charleaton'a oldest and midnight. No ambulance waa massage today appealed to friends Juares, (3rih„ Mealoo, Jaa. 1— Loa Angeles, CSHf.. sad four of Finland for "active assistance at TCEBDAT • WEDNESDAY The Plinaeria latanst A former Maaaschuaatta Derao- . proaslnaat familiea, died here available when E. V. Sullivan (e >—A surpriaa order by Mayor On the farm front, our plana for grandddldrcB. started with hla wife (or a hospi­ the froot. the only place where Sgt craUc governor, who jotoed Al ay. Hla grandfather, of the Octavio Escobor clooed bora ot the new year call tor latenaive con­ Smith when he took " s walk” diu* name, waa apeaker of the V. tal. The cab they finally obtained schemes of nithles.* aggressors thia ooca bay border apot this Now was stalled In traffic when George can definitely be put to naught.' CIRCLE tinuation of oUr efforts to render Ing the last prcstdantlal elsctkm. ouaa el Repreaentatives, and Tear’s Day. Police said thoy had SUPER (MANY SHOW! »LUS very real service to the uatlon's Dt ot the United States Edward Sullivan was born, but Kallio expressed gratitude for ordtn to aot that no Uquor sroa showed little Interest today ia a NEW METHOD LAUNDRY A tlfE FAYE agriculture. The farmers’ primary suggestloB that bs would arnks s physlclana said both he and hU many gifts from abroad to help sold over bars. Liquor atlU may OABT OOOPBB Im Loa Angotoa. Jaa. mother were doing nicely. reaiat the Soviet Invasion and Said V.'ARNF.R BAXTER interest Is the effective distribution good 1940 pres^entlsl raadidste. •1*M ALBANY AVENUE — HART^RD bo sold in packagM and at tablos "THE REAL GLORY” -)f crops at fair prices to growers." UTs CapL J. P. roolMy ropurtod S463 "volunteers have come forward in ia eabareto, m taoranta and elubs. > "I am not a duidtdste for say tha suirender today of Martoa W ith STABTUNG DRAMA Sy the very nature of chain mer­ political offics,” dsdsted facmer QuaMty Laanderera Rags q r aaaed AH Kinds—> Z^Ac Dry CleaneraCartoiaa-> Orapaa PwMytie StrMw RsaaMs b Dtomlsord many countries, ready to join the David MIv m A a d n o la ta a SooSU hnitgid Webh, 57, fonnor Jockey, , O , Jan. 1—(/P)—Rep. Geneva, Jan. l.—

f •;C OOmt. IfORDAT.lANUAXY 1^940

Daily Radio. Programs Diplomats Draft PoUc Quints Belong to Daddy To Meet Days of Pe

Washington, Jan. 1— — Whlle^and Asia will look like after occupied with «pieatSoas arising wars, because they hope fo r.' ^rom European and Aalaatlc wars. daiy lines which will not President Rooeevalt and American new disputes, as they have IS’j WTIC WDRC past. Rartferi diplomats already are drafting Hartford policies to meet the critical days Under the SUmson doctrtnr ^ 104« kc. ssas ISM lus. ns m. ahead when peaca la expected i non-recognition of conquered ^ ritorles, the United Statea..; create even greater problems. never recognised Japan's Noadar, Jaanary I Moadayi Jan. 1 Many American officials with of Manchuria and other P M 2:00— Orange Bowl Football their fingers on the world’s fever­ provlncee, Italian 4:0(^Baelnta«e Wife. Game. ish pulse believe that, whoever 4:45—Ad Liner. wVnf the ^ c « t « a t i « * Ethiopia and Albania,^ Gennanjiii'fi 4:15— Stella Dallaa. th«L'*l^iJwit”w lri will fo«lb le occupation of Auatrin aaM£ 4:30—Loreaao Jooes. 6:30—It Happened In Hollywood. eDding the threff cuffflOt wari will p«e|g,Vft«iivHUia op . 6:00—Girl Alone. 5 45— Scattergood Baines. require the United States td face tlon by Gerinany • and Soviet 1 ’ 5:15—Midstream 6:00—Esso Reporter —»News and “troubles worse than the war’’ In ■la. The fate of 5:30—Jack Armstrong. Weather. International relations and in waped off the m ^ by war may j 5 45—Little Orphan Annie. 6:05—Our Best Wishes. finance and trade. affected by the -attltuda of 6:00—News and Weather. 6:20—Edwin C. Hill. In a New Year's Statement. Sec^ United States toward any 6 :16—Bateese Heemself. 6:30—H. V. Kaltenhom. , retary of State Hull said that "the eral settlement 6:30—Jack Says, Ask Me An* 6:46—Today In Europe. possibility is not excluded" that Relations Strengthanafi other. 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. nations may turn to peaceful ways Relations with SouUt and 6 45—Lowell Thomas. 7:15—Lum and Abner. within the coming year, 7 30—“Blondle.” tral American republics, 7 :00—Fred Warlng'a Orchestra. "If pedce should come,” he add­ on the “good neighbor 7 15—I Love a Mystery. 8:00—Tune Up Time— Andre Kos- ed, “we shall he confronted. In our telants' Orchestra. have been atrengthenod tlnto i 7 30—Inside of Sports 44-lth Jack own best interest, with the vital start of the European war byl Stevens. 8:30—Model Minstrels. need of throwing the wojjfbt <4 our fled action In defendlag'"Aa 45— Studio Program. 8:56—News—Elmer Davis. country'a moral and material in­ 9:00- Lui Hadio Theater. neutrality. Tommy Riggs. Betty Lou. fluence In the direction at creating Negotiations concerning Its 0—Alfred Wallenstein's or­ 10:00—Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra. a stable alhd endurlhg world order 10:30—Esso Reporter —News and expropriation of AmarlsSB chestra. under law. properties, one of the few Weather. Major Foreign ProhleaM »L K. WHITELEATHEE 9:00—Dr. I. Q. 10:35— Music Patterned for Danc­ tant Latin American protolstMT M E W MIDDLETON 0:30—Alec Templeton Time. Major problems on both Atlantic oe settled, are expected to AP Bcriia ing. AP Lee4eii 10:00—Contented Program. and Pacific horizons, bound to give fruit In the immediate filtura.^'^ 10:30—Guy Hedlund and Company 11:00—Paul Sullivan. Secretary Hull and his nidee many In the Padfle, Japan's war to 4 11:00—News .Jid Weather. 11:15—Carl Lorch Orchestra. toll-wom ds.vs, center on: force “a new order In China” akj^ 11:30—Sammy Kaye's Orchestra. 1. Preventing United Stntes 11:15—King's Jestors' orchestra. 12:00—Lawrence Welk's Orchev ready has brought An m 11:30—When Day Is Done. Larry from becoming embrollefi In war Chlnsse trade to a virtual tra. despite foreign propaganda, unto­ Huard. baritone; Bud Rainey, 12:30—Jack Crawdord's Orchestra. stUI and has bred protests s_ narrator. ward incidents, violations of Amer­ the treatment aeeordsd Amattosa; 12:00—Dance orchestra. Tomorrow’s Program ican rights, and public sympathies. cltlzsns and Interssta by 30—Eddy Rogers' orchestra. 7:00—Music Off the Record—Ray 3. Preparing for peace In Euro|M Japanese. and Asia through g lid e s designed 00—News. Barrett. , 'The termination of tho Jsp :00 .Silent. 7:15— Faso Reporter —News ana to soften the impact of war's fib- Amerlesn treaty of Tomorrow's Program Weather. preaston-breeding aftermaths on Jan. 36 affords opportuUty 1 M. 7:20— Bradley Kincaid. American Industry, agrletUture and Unltsd Ststss to prssp tor • 4 6:00— Blue Grass Roy. 7:35—Music Off the Record—Ray commerce. In Jnpsnaso trantmsm nf 6:25—News. Barrett. Mr. Roosevelt has prepared the can Intsresta In Chian ualei 6:30—Franda Cronin, organist. 7:55—Faso Reporter— News and way for taking an Important role Japnasos nrs prspnrad to i 7:00—Morning Watch. Weather. in assisting the warring nations to American socoomie rstallntk% 8:00—News, weather. 8 00—Today In Europe-:-Elmer achieve peace by his appointment eluding n posslbls omharg^ 8:15—Doye O'Dell. Davis. of Myron Taylor as his Mrsonal sujmlRes needed to m tln u s 8:30—Radio Bazaar. 8:15—Shoppers Special— Music, representative at the VaOean and ■cafs opsrattons la < 8 :.50—Rhythm of the Day. Time. by continuing conferences with 9:00—Gretchen McMullen. 8:30—Esso Reporter —Newrs and Protestant and Jewish leaders. ALMN STEINKOPF 9:15—Food News. Weather. (World copi/rlphf, 1939, May Form Pesee Btoo ROBERT BUNNUXE 9:30—Mary Lee Taylor. by NBA Servlet, Ine.) Girl, Youth AP BerUa 8:35—Shoppers Special. If the opportune roofnent - a^ AP LmmIm 9:45—Office of Government Re- 9:00—Woman of Courage. ’’ rives, the United BUtas, the VaU- ports. 9:15— American School of the Air. the Dionne family. Dr. Dafoe, shown above with Yvonne. Ann­ can and posolbly Italy may form Hollywood' 10:00—The Van I Married. Agreement by Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe to resign as guardian of the a peace bloc wMch could Initiate 9:45—Bachelor's Children. Dionne quintuplets ends a seHes of controversies between the doc­ ette. Marie, Cectle and Emille, has cared for the quints since the day 10:15—John's Other Wife. 10:00—Pretty Kitty Kelly. be brought them into the world and will continue as their personal overtures ,to end the major Euro­ 10:30—Just Plain Bill. tor and the Dionnes over the control of the quints. Olivia Dionn^ Hollywood. Jan. t —> (IP) 10:15—Myrt A Marge. had sued the physician, twice over income received through adver­ physician. The agreement, signed by Dr. Dafoe and Mr. Dionne, pean wnr. 10:45—The Woman In White. 10:30—Hilltop House. wipes out the pending legal actions. It recommends erection of a Once peace bad been achieved "Oatowny to BoUrMPf 11:00—David Hamm. tising contracts, and once charging ridicule. The quints* father 10:45—Stepmother. bad long protested the seperation of the five girls from the rest of bouse In which the children can T l^ with the rest of the family. In either B uro^ or Asia, tha today to n Houston 11:15—Road of Life. 11:00—Rhythmelodies. United gtatas (aJetig with the rest South Bend youOto ! 11:80—Agatnst'-''the Storm. 11:15— Brenda Curtis. of ths world) would fneo tho prob­ Josephine Oottlo, 11:45—Guiding Light. 11:30—Big Sister. lems o f rediimlog normal trsds, and Bebcdnd and Seymour who will treseedTws Ugk 8 # ^ i lj:0 0 —Noon—Beauty News ll:45-:-Aunt Jenny’s Stories College Receives work until 8 o'clock tomorrow ■tabUlsing currsnetss. roasttUng and Laa BaoaoD. n , nVML < HlnU. 12:00—Kate Smith Speaka Strange Men Police Radio morning. Sergeant Fitzgerald will war refugses, and ro-orieattag boirsd UUyorsIty of M P. M. 12 15—When a Girl Marries. take the car that will patrol the poUclsa to meet now conditions omora wars ailjiidgod' 12:16—Day Dreams. 12:30—Romance o f Helen Trent. $500,000 In Gifts central part of the town and he on wrought by bombing plsaso, can­ Sunday in ths turd ’ 12:30—Your "'amlly and Mine. 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. Kill Parents In Operation call for relief at the police station non and soMlsrs. ssrtss at Jasso U taSkf, 12:48—Bingin’ Sam. 1:00—ESeo Reporter —News and at 7 o'clock tonight. Ha will work ' Fans Blttsr fig h t produear. i 1:00—News, Weather. Weather. New London, Jsn. 1.------Presi­ until 8 o'clock tomorrow mOmlng. Secrstsry Hull, pins Ugh hopes l:16^Booka— Sarah Wheeler. 1:05—Us On a Bus. Intensive Investigation dent Katharine Blunt disclosed to­ Cruisers Assigned to on ths reciprocal trsds program, 1:30—Marjorie Mills. 1:15—Life Can Be Beautiful. day that Connecticut College for planned to stlmulnte tnae among 2:00—Rhythm Matinee. 1:30—This Day Is Ours. Follows Tale by Little Women received approximately Regular Patrols This 8Inst Catch Vandal Firat nations, as n major elsmsat in Balt Lslw City, . 2:15—Ellen Randolph. 1:45—Main Street—Hartford. $500,000 In gifts during tha aca­ Atkinson, Neb. — )—Part of bringing about a reaumpMon of Ssdsttvo toUots shs' 2:80—Career of Alice Blair. Boy Escaping.^ Morning; The Beats. (JP 2 00—Doc Barclay's Daughters. demic year 1M8-39, but emphasiz­ Atkinson Is ' undsrgolng nightly normal oomnMree, BafOro tha tho donsn are blaaMd tor I 2:45—hleet Miss Julia. 2:15—Life A Love of Dr. Susan. ■«r LYNN HEINZERUNG ed the needs for further funds in blackouts. Someonii has been des­ trade pacts' affect can ha tested, of ss-mooth-old lUry CHARLES IL KLINB 3:00—Mary Marlin. 2:30—Our Best Wishes. Fort Towkon, Okla., Jan. 1.—{ffy her annual report to the Bphrd of The Manchester police radio sys­ turtbsr, however, they face a htt- Larpea. Dr. Sp AP B«rUa 3:16—Ma Perkins. troying street tights and Mayor W. AP LmmIm 2:45—My Son A I. —A frightened, drowsy little boy’i Trustees. tem began operating this morning J. Douglas dseraed the lamps wm tor fight la Oongrpaa. 3:30—Pepper Young's Family. 3:00—Joyce Jordan. Amaricaa offleiMa art concern­ B tn toU sto^ 3:45_V lc and Bade. story that two strangers shot his The chief needk collage, when the cruising cars ware not be replaced until the vandal la 3:15—Society Girl. she stated, were funds— ed with what tha miqw o f Europe 3:30—News. father and mother, then burned the signed to different districts in caugbL 3:35—StrlcOy Swing—GU Bayek. endowment or currsni palaries town. At 8 o'clock, two cars, one bouse down on them and his small and scbolaraUps. a iluM or brother prompted an Intensive in­ driven ^ Policsman Rudolph Wlr- Overnight News recreation buUdI two dormi- tella and the other by Policeman vestigation today. tories, Ubrwy and an Joseph Prentice started on regular Excited and shocked, 8-year-old infirmary. Of Connecticut Robert.Fechner, James Glenn Rogers stuck to his beats. They were to work until 4 o'clock' this afternoon. Smgsapt By Asaodated Preaa. tale of terror. He was questioned CCC Head, Dies by officials studying the deaths last Only i r Air FMallHasw John McGllnn, who is the day ser­ night of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Washingt^ Jan, 1—H F h - The geant this month, started at the Darien—Ernest R. Walker, 60 Rogers and their 4-year-old son. Civil AemmMttcs Authbrity esti­ sante time. The car driven by the Wilrose Drem Sto president of The E du cation Pub- sergeant was assigned to duty in Washington, Jan. 1.—OP)—Rob­ Dean. mated p s ts y that oomnwrcuU air­ " * U ^ n g Oompany, publlshera of the County Attomsy Norman Hor­ lines in the United Stmea had the center of the town and on call magazines “ St. Nicholas" and ert Fechner, who put depression- for rallcf at the police station. idle youth to wrork rebuilding ton tald “the physical fa c^ point flown 750JXK),0dIo of .174 Frank­ were In ths ruins of'tw o bsda ’ 2 1 ^ AP Lm Uairiafiaod. no one can foretell. The hipest news story since **The War To End Wars'* is unfolding. the far flung auxiliary force of resident correspondents and accredited reporters. Many Flag of Norway the rules of the road. The chief Mottra to Mystery the borrowdr'a means. 91.00 SwTttors...... 8 7 4 and Officer Hulett Hunt brveati- Neighbors and friends wars at Well informed Americanii ^are making it a point to kMp posted on the turbulent rush of the men have had previous experience with modem war, some dating back to World gated. a oompleto loss for any motlvs This maket it possihle for the home o f CYCtots which are piecing out a grim new chapt^ o f modern history. For an intelligent War days. ^ WaiMagten, Jan. t,—y-minute reports o f these correspond«its flashed into thb newsimper's “ calling distonca” o f tbs Rogers /art tho vosdi ls fly tho flag o f Panama. WasUagtao, Jaa. 1— CPt-qOns GOAT BegUar ggJS Tbs aUps--4bs Presidsat Hard­ home, said he heard no Miets. He pared because it is a member of The Associated Press, the world*wide news gathering office day and night and our own staff hurries the dhpatches to waiting presses for of ths Biajor events 4if 1840 that loekad eut sbont g o’clock end The basb for these monthly pay­ ing, American Trs4lsr, American you can look forward to Is tho Now $ 4 .1 0 organisation which today maintains the largest and most experienced news staff ever as« regular or extra editions, depending on the levity of the news. Msiehaat. American Farmar, sew an Ught but 18 lainutea latar ment loans is good credit standing census whiGh Unde Saas has taken Us boy csDed to Urn that, ths Aaisricaa Bsakar, Assericaa Trsv- every 10 yoars siaet 1780. Begular 9S4S sembled in Europe. There are more than 2,500 alert correspondents on that staff—many Yon win find the compIdY STORY of Ine Great War at your fingertips in tUs alar, Amorlcan Shipper and Amsp- Roffiw he and a regnlar faseome. But yoaB kava to aUck arotasd Regers wia daecrlbed by txtmta p times more than the number of men assigned to report the World War for AP a quarter newspaper every day. icaa Impocter—bMong to ths until April 1 to bs coftsd. Now. $5.10 ^U U tod Stotas I hiss They win ply as despendaat He bad bean u » Census officials dseWas to gnaos sU s to find steady amptoymant Your inquiry is invited. ^ n g a la . under Norwaglsa 4>wnsr- about the census tetoL but they sUp, ths N4irth Atlsatle route fnim aometlBMs ass n torandn irUeb h^ .$rhlch they were barred by Amor- Ostehreto 61st A a a lm sefy Now $ 6 .1 0 dlcstes about n IgKOOOjOOO eouat, Chaplin, Jaa. 1.—K8)—The aev icq's Dsutraltty law. compared wItt 1S4J100.000 la 1880. yeer hraniht seerss of weUwishers NOW Bsgutor flSJg to the hbow of Mr. and M n . Wins­ Wads Mavis Asisoao. low B. OaOap who are cslebratlag The Manchester Trust Now $ 8 .1 0 43ilcag<\ Jsn. l —ory- Justin Reno, Ner,. Jaa. l«—IBai their 61st wedding naatversniy to­ *10^ w. Dart, gaosral auaagar of tha Actor Robert day. The oointe was married on Wslgrcsn Drag Oompsay sad Claire Lootoa Maw Tsar's Day, igTt. OaOuph a fL.J**M Bryan, nmvlo nctrsss, ware married hens last sight. Qw day rsUrsd faraMT aad former reprs- '#on their bensymoon today after after each had ohfstnad a C aw tsbvejn the Oeaaral AstomUF. their mairidcs in a aurpriM eara- They planned to satorB to to fifipMm ^ Qi~ Wilrose Dress S moay last a ^ t at the spartsMot era ChUtoraia toMWdtotalF. OspasU las. CsTf. o f the brids's parsnts, Mr. and AnaatooDg was ths adfs at met eTaSr.-toSnSa ____ 997 Mala StTMt Mrs Jaana O m n . Arasstroag. —— ■W C • • c. ' I*'>'7^ ‘ ■'■t- ^7^5^ rAi.b/MANCRini^ I. JA i^A R T i; It

>i', - / Whoopee! *Twaa a Record Cdehration A oonnuaBMitlaB to bs SiwttBfet hgoo ooB trew tsi'lo the haslth, The Next E w H WEI Be i Poitrays Role V First Local Fire M happiassi aad wall balBg ad thoda New Home for Legion r iffH r r About bjr soma KgnAtuns to A ps* Heatth^Diet^ Advice par nor as tho osrtf sftirsM tt of swap thousaads o f estresMly two* InBi^arade Causes $1,000 A vast ABd ilMtruetlro wap. Aad fid dtp aaiplayas bp dmtttag Bf DR FRANS MeCOT Imdft them out froas tha b iauty spot tt wlU arror, aarar coaw uatll tha I ragartf la Health aa« DM win hs Soon to Be Dedicated that balonga to them, those Huat- _*i?jS5Snft oo, ma maa and woman of all aatlona by Dr. MeCsy who Daughter of Former The first firs o f 1940 occurred at^ncr haa not bssn dofeft higton axeluslToo are oertalalp 5;10 this inoning when danagsTloss is covered by thfli II BtaMU «tn * t bava learned how aelf dafeaUag At thlA poper. CActoas staoipeA Outstanding Events in Resient Takes Part In KMjriiMMr, Ooa*. eaUtlad to tho wish that thop map Wins Master o f Arts esumated at from 81.000 to |1,500 T)io Weir fknilly THMUa ra^oosoN and Inoompatibla with humaa sAvslAps far reply- was dona to a car, truck and ths. pistely destroyed i Om m m I MuaMT prograaa Is tha luat for graat ln< have a happp Now Tsar—tt thalr ' News of Ex-Service Or­ Pacific Coast Event. P w iai O f wfT. IW Degree at Columbia garage building owned by W. from 8100 to $300 dividual gain and peraanal powar. consctencoa will perm it ganisations Here; Brief Henry WMr, o f 78 Brookfield I truck used by W eir ^ Wrm iTM ilM Bse«f< Marlllyn McCormick. 18-year-old street. Max Qrossman of TT i fruit and v s jf^ M a ' u>4 Befiter* Cot«n4 ■« Tha best we can hope for, as A HMMlgr Sam Tear a-thls period of Inspirational read- BUT 15^ W lU tog vrill make you feel more at Review of Past Year. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brookfield ■treat, returning early! garage building wi Oftlo* at Haeehaittr. the fruit of these wrstchad tlmao, TDday ta New Year’s Day— M BaaaM Olaaa Kali Kattar. . F e e lu i«r when you are wishing your friends peace with yourself and the world. H. McCormick of 1815 Virginia to his boms, saw toe firs to the ’ destined. Is that among the more aalighten* n cH r AGAfNsr Weir garage and phoned Hose com-1 The owner was TON BATES Blaea tho gsassls o f ths Now a hsalthy and h^ipy New Tsar 6. Plan each day to do one The year 1930 was an jeventful Road, San Marino, Oallf., portrayed _____, ...... -.»•••a « ABa « ed of tha European paoplas such and they ars returning the wish. kind thing for aomeono else. Do period for Manchester's «-servlce toe famous ett maoterplece pany 3. Tha ootnpaay chemical for ths flne work aatS ay Mall •** Deal many a leader of Its opera­ ? this because it will make you hap­ responded to the still alarm and ^ (tempany No. 8 realisation may dawn. I f out of While you appreciate the Interest organisaUona and the former bud-1 "Pinkie” to toe Rose Parade to tions has fallsa Into obscurity aad pier and add to your success to successfully battled the firs ter 80 i putting out an oU taS Oaa Taar ...... these present wars comes even In jrour welfare which prompts | Pasadena today. Mr. McCormick of ths survivors only one hss com­ TO *pec^eAS6 your friends to wish you health, life. dies of '18 made numerous notable i la a former Mwcheater man, and minutes. | a aad wrtthout MBKBBB OT that one step In tha direction of Oanaad hv ■aatsr ; fiKhtlng soulmaent. pletely escaped ths torrent# of you must realise that bMlth Is not | Clip this artlcia and place It advances. The outstanding ac-1 his daughter won the honor pf ap­ K B ASSOCIATBD PBBSS European federation, their dead 4PPI?0PI?IATWS something which may be wished where you will aa^lt often. Re- pearing on the Sen Marino float The firs waa oauasd from aa oU \ good start and was ___ I AMoalatad Praia la aaolualra. criticism of which ths adminis­ compUahment of the year waa' raM ttM U tha aaa ar rapablloa- will not have died in vain. # into b eln r aolve on this very Brst day ot the ^ made by Dllworth-Comell Post, in toe greet parmda, to company heater to thAUjuniga, In what niaa-; when toe toemlcal truck I a ( aU aawi siapatehaa eradltad tration has been the target. That The best way to earn health new year that you are going to 102, American Legion in the plan­ with Oregory,_ iry, thetoe 14-yeer-oIi14-year-oId son ' a* aat atharwiaa araditad la one was, of course, Robert Fech- for yourself la to follow those do something definite to the way ning and construction of the hew of Mr. and Mrs. House Peters of r aad alae tha laaal aawa PersccnUon b B nild-np of building up better health. Then San Marino, living portrayer of toe trigger agala. Hw i harala. ner, director of the Civilian Con­ habiU o f Uvlng which alone post home on Leonard street on hta af rapafelleatloa e( bring health. You who will prmc- do the thing and keep on doing land previously purchased for that aalnsborough’e famous "Blue Boy” , ed Summercamp'a h aaft 1 I harala ara alao The finding of James M. Lan* servation Corps from the C. C. Chum KiUed; Uce good habits wlU find the way It. purpose. the floet, entitled "Portals of CMlUI, Lonl^said. Beauty", was 33 feet long and be­ dla, dean of the Harvard Law C.’s very Inception. to bring about rapid physical B'-forr closing this arUcle l Originally, toe plan to build a pistol shot aad had a t decked with 30,000 rosea. It was allaat af N. B. a . School, who waa the Labor De­ A plain man, a labor leader who changes which will make for more want to wish each and every read­ home was postponed from year to weapons. Ths young i faa er a happy new year—with built at a coat of $1200. Marlllyn Youth Held chums stecs sariy partment's appointee to take evi­ had begun life at 15 as a "candy Immediate happiness here and year due to toe economic condi­ ______. Thi now, and at the same time will health, s tr e n ^ , and vttallty In won toe assignment because of her ahaca Bapreaentatlvia dence on the aUtua of Harry butcher" on railroad trains end tions but last sprii^, due to the tyi>e and scholastic standing. las^ Mathews SpidalSpec' ‘ Asinar— have a first-hand knowledge of abundance. energetic action of several of the TarA, Chleasp, OitreTt and Bridges C. I. O. maritime labor later learned the machinist's the wealth of good effects to be Natvrals (or Parts Accidental Shooting Oc­ Churches Q] more active members, a plan to Tha children, both "naturals" for leader, doee not carry the weight trade, Fechner by some stroke of derived from the practice of more QuesDons and Anawers sell Post Home bonds to the mem­ curs Before. Party at ^ AUDIT BUnBAU OP toe parts they portrayed, attired to of a Supreme Court opinion, but luck was picked by President temperate ways. ^'Paln to Side) bers was Initiated and was car­ h an w m e costumea which followed Watch N i^l; tONSL To make thU arUcle as pracU- Victim’s Home* it is pretty authoritative. Mr. Rooeevelt to run the C. C. C. He Question: Mrs. D. B. writes; ^ ried through to success. Work was closely every detail of toe famous ■arali Prtatlaa Oerapehr. cal as possible, I am going to give have a pain in the lower left side begun on the Legion home about NOMS no flBhUelal reiponei- Landis finds that Bridges Is. not has never been much In the spot­ paUitlngs, stood on either side of Long watch night you some definite rules to follow which is usually troublesome, al­ two months ago by John Wenner- Samoel Crockett toe» mtolsturs rose pergola on toe WestvUla, N. ITfia. t —m — ar typaaraphleal ermri ep- ilshia to deportation as an alien In building better health. Follow The world’s troubles did not keep these revelers from getting off to an early,gtart to New York's ecoducted ta tha ~ in MVerttaemeDte in tbs light. Hs has managed his ad­ though It may leave for a day or gren, contractor and the new build­ float. They were selected from Walter Summercaaip, SL waa abet ehurch, lotaitly w Bvanlas KeralA Communist becauaa he Is not a ministration with such fidelity to these simple rules and watch for two. Am also constipated and ing Is almost ready for occupancy Samuel Crockett, son of Coa- the eighth grade by seven of toe celebration o f New Year's eve— the greatest in recent times. A top toe tabis is Miss Lorraine the almost' magical results which Bates, while Robert TutoQ pours champagne Into her slipper. Both ars from New York. This an(l klUed last night baflora a Naw Mathodtat ehureh, th a' member of the Communlat party have been advised that plenty of by the post and auxiliary unit. Bteble and Mrs. Ctoarles Crockett, membere of toe Huntington school Lnthsraa. IwadUh ( Its purposes, with such complets scene waa to a midtown nightspot (Hotel Lexington's Hawrallan room). Year's party and hla eloaa friaod, will come:' exercise will help cure the consti­ Have Ample Boom of 31 Birch atreet, wras formally faculty. Marlllyn la student body Church o f tha Na MoBdap, Januarp 1 and la not directly affiliated with freedom from political compllo^ 1. Ekit only when really hun­ awrarded hla Master of Arts de­ Charles Oohill, Jr,, SL waa quotad pation. Do you think 1 should, or The post and auxiliary will have secretary. Gregory's father was by. County Proaacuter IffBWOod tloB Arm y. OoagraL that organisation. The fact that tions, with so much wisdom and gry. should not, take the exercises?" ampla room in the new structure gree by Columbia University on toe well knowm actor of silent film Inga w w s hald In tha I 2. Make sure that you have December 20, tt waa announced morrow. If the last minute rush In Lord aa saying ha fired tha shot. Fdim tlon of Enropa Bridges played ball with Commu­ akiU that It baa become known Answer: I strongly suggest for unit meetings and social events days. Cohiii waa held under ball ea a aa aad Bwadiah C regular Intestinal eliminations today. Crockett completed hla Famoos Painttags December was any criterion. nists, used them whenever he throughout the length and that you be examined to order to denied this World War organiza­ Town Is Quiet homicide charge. ehorchaa. Ms statamant to tha French each day. This may be accom­ locate the cause of the pato. tion through toe years. The new work towrarda his M. A. during The Huntington Library and A rt Security Plan To accommodate tooM with Shortly after tha i could to the advantage of bis breadth of the land aa the one plished In most cases by eating the last summer session at Teach­ legitimate claims, Mr. Donohue Lord said Cohlll, a graadaoa at Isaatd last uraak. Premier Dala- After the cause Is found and C(» building is modem, one-story Oallery at San Marino attracts Harry W. OohUL aacratary at tha night final praywa ter union In Its polltlcsl and tconomic perfectly fine rsndflcatlon of the plenty of leafy vegetables, walk­ ers' College In Columbia. Crock­ thousands o f vlsltora every year be­ asked those who are not eligible 1st daclarod that bis country and reeled, it would be all rig h t^ brick, with basement bar and Gloucester (Jouaty Board Taxa­ ing several mtles daily, and tak­ ett, who haa been on toe faculty at cause of toe famous paintings On New Year’s Starting Full ■to refrain from coming to at this at fights, does not. In the Harvard New Deal. start exerclalng. You will pr auditorium for meetings. The first tion, gave this veialoa at ths In a t Britain, having pooled their ing exercises which tone up the floor auditorium Is adequate for all Windsor High school since 1932 above mentioned and other master­ time. The death benefits and old- lawyer's view, make him deport­ And now Robert Fechner la ably find that vigorous exercise ' age benefits are dlatributed at tola shooting: and Bunk their national abdominal muscles. this time would only serve to post and auxiliary affairs, dances, graduated from Manchester High pieces. "Pinkie," toe beautiful able imder ths law. dead— untimely dead. Perbape school with the class of 1920. He Mills and Most Stores Scope Today tons only to case tha worker had Thought Oaa V M « aad rlvalrlea, have in 8. Drink water during the make the pain worse. suppers and sntertalnmenta. child painted by toe English paint­ Bridges Is a dirty fighter. He forenoon and afternoon, but take waa employed aa a timekeeper, by er, Thomas Lawrrence to 1769, with earned W to each of six quarters Summercamp waa ba Ooklira the pattern of the C. C. C. that No date has been set as yet by room aa OohUI dr aaaad ter a p w ty I Aa avaatual paaca which will little liquid with meals. (Knots on Finger Joints) Cheney Brothers from 1920 to her pink bonnet, flowing white Qosed for Holiday; (Coattoasd from Page One) during the past three raars, to em­ fights Weat Coast fashion. West he wove will prove too deeply set Question: R. B. writes: “The Building Committee chairman, Vic­ ployment covered by the law. they were to attaad at tha mua- Buropa on a ^ l a 4. Avoid over-eating, tor Bronke for the official opening 1926. He attended Etoat Oreen- dress end pink eaah, stands on a Children Enjoy Skating Coast class fights are the dirtiest to be ruined by alteration; It la to last year my finger joints have wlch academy during the academ­ hill, probably an English land­ crease la toe social security tax mercamp home. Oohill PuUad a to thla now atatua of e. Eat more of the cooked and o f the new home but work on the pistol from under tha aaauraai at that America knows. It has been be hoped so. But this country raw vegtables which supply the been becoming knotted. There da ic year 1926-1927 and then en­ scape. She died at toe age o f 12 from one per cent to two par cent, tto AlUaa It la fair to afaume some pain. Heat belpa some, but building has advanced to a degree Manchester lagged through Its although Oongreas to ths mean- Man Is KiUed hla bad and flouriahad It. H s said so for generations. The dirt Is by has suffered a heavy loss. In his valuable vitamins and minerals. that indicates the dedicatory as­ tered Wesleyan University receiv­ and had she lived, tt Is asserted that thla maana aa expectant of, does not cure. Can theae knots be ing his B. A. degree there In 1931. would have been toe aunt of EUsa- New Year's Bay as food stores, tons may reiw tos tax. ha thought tha gua was iialea no means all on one side. Borne unobstrusivs way Fechner was a 6. Take plenty of exercise each sembly of veterans and friends will Hs pointed it at tha floor aad | parhspa not a United States of day, and. in addition walk sevend taken away?" Before joining toe Windsor High beto Barrett Browning. mills and other businesses rsmsto- Oraatsst Test For PragvaM of the employer combines out very great man. Answer: Judging from your de­ occur some time during this month. Distribution of old ogs beaefltk In Rail Wreck ad toe Bsropa, but at least a Ehiropean ed to reply. Then everything miles dally. You will enjoy an In­ school faculty he taught for one The 1940 Rosew parade started as ed closed. The streets were de­ there habitually use lawless, soul­ m scription, you have' probably de­ In spite of the extra work come usual to Orange drove avenue, ex­ In 1940 will put the social sseuritv click. bloted out in the ghastly scene aa crease In vltaUty and endurance year at Samuel Johnson academy. serted tola morning, although by lidMStlnii with aoma aort of a veloped arthrltla. I f such U the to their hands with relation to the clusive residential section of Pasa­ program to Its grsatsst tsst Ad- Thaa, Jaatlag, ha peiatad the less methods. Bo do the work- a fiery laah of pain struck her by taking syatematlc exercise. afternoon there were strollers and (Oanttaned (lem Page One) tSSponMIiU rrrmenntatlrr control, S ta rtlin g SERIAL STORY case, it la likely that the enlarge­ new hoiiie building plans, the post dena, and after proceeding more mtolstratora of too act said that pistol at Summarcamp aad pnUad face. She felt a merciful curtain 7. a e s n out the lungs regu carried out their two major com­ Stannage heads toe auxiliary unit a lot o f children bound for toe s. ment of the joints which Is due to than five miles, ended at toe Rose toe year’s rasulta would go ffto to SB latsRiatlOBal pollco force and of oblivion drawn over her. larly by taking deep breathing ex­ munity service assignments— the for 1940. nearest ponds where there was Evanston from New Orleans with The struggle to deport Bridges It happened last year and we an out-pouring of bone, will not Bowl. determine to what extent tos a «"«w v«n currency or at least a "Thla." she thought, "1# the end. ercises. Fourth of July fireworks display Always a colorful affair, toe skating. There Is some family en­ hla slater. was a dirty oaa. Much of the evi­ have only just now recovered from BLACKOUT be completely reduced. However, tertaining as guests take toe holi­ monthly bsneflU paid out on an (T o Bo Continued) 8. Read each dt:y at least one and Hallowe'en parties for children fall Installation of officers ot toe Parsons who helped ta ramoving atabIHiad aschaags, eervNioHT. lass. it is possible that treatment wlU day dinner here, out generally it Insurance plan bosla will prevent dence produced against him waa the shock sufficiently to speak of BY RUTH AYERS MSA aanvica. inc. chapter teaching soma form of — with their usual efficiency. A t Britishers post and unit officers tha Injured from toe wrack aatl- n u oountrp of oura has bean was lost night which witnessed toe dependency and toe economic con­ menUl science. You will thus ab­ produce some Improvement and the golf lots on July 4th the larg' was another highlight for 1939 to mated poaalbly SO to 40 paaaen- given by spies of an sxtraordlna- tha matUr. However It waa in A cow spends eight Jioura of her celebrating, with today set apart sequences o f old age and death hi aatstsaea aa an Indapaadant an* sorb Ideas which will have a defl- will at least arrest the progress of est crowd In toe history o f the these organization’s yearly rou­ Social Events gera were suffering from minor rily low type. Bridges himself Is the last daya of the year and even day grazing, and 16 hours resting the disease. for a "reat-up.” among the Insured workers and Injuries > ,tilp tor mors than lOS pears. It cast Of Charsetora and chewing the cud. 1 nlte effect upon your life, and endeavor, and toe post, were dis­ tines. toelr families. an unplsaaant person—truculent, recently enough to run over In­ would drop unexpectedly fast aa appointed to toe quality of toe Mills Ara Closed Pattente Ideatlfled haM oparattag under tta pres* Mary Carroll — American fash­ Although smaller than any, toe (toeney Brothers and toe Rogers Ths government siraady has put violent, narrow, a promoter of ha­ to the new year aa an event more the Maravla sank deeper and show and the committee, protect­ Disabled American Veterans of Usher in Year Hospital authorities at Tuscola Oaastttntloa for nearly 153 ion expert. In London during «var- deeper Into the water. Paper company mills were closed Into operation other phases o f toe identified four patients admitted tred. He Is probably a logical extraordinary than any war. Per­ ed by contract, withheld payment toe World W ar held several social lor toe day, both picking up opera­ program, such aa unemployment jpaari thmigh formulated la 1757 tlnie. Above, the moon rode high In of the fireworks money until satis there aa Mr. and Mrs. John . Spar- product of ths West Oosst system, Vincent Gregg—aoldler of for­ meetings during toe yemr and tions again tomorrow. Several mer­ compensation and public assist­ tha lastrumant was not ratlfiad un- haps tt waa tha big newa story of calm glory, flooding the dancing faction was forthcoming. go, o f Evanaton; Mra. Bernard members of ths chapter partici­ TaU Cedars and Ameri* chants, taking advantage of the ance for toe aged needy, toe blind hut there are plenty of well dis­ I»3 ». tune, In love with Mary. waters with bright, cold light. Thoosasds At Itorty Pruoner and Anna Snook, both of ^ IS the tdlowtag year. And though Carls Marrhetta— a mysteriqns , pated with the other local poets to general clootog, did oome of toelr and toe dependent children. posed Americana who would like New London has an Impressive "What was It? What happened?" Several thousand children at­ community military events. can Legion Parties Arc Chicago. None sraa listed aa ae- a grattfping measure of success London soelallte. A distraught passenger joined the hardest work o f ths year aa they rioualy hurt. to see him voluntarily sail away title for its city attorney—he la tended Hallowe'en parties October Well Patronised. took Inventory o f toelr stocka. sW things considtred an amas- Dr. Gilbert I.«nox — surgeon, group at Mary’s lifeboat station. 30 to toe town’s recreation build­ 15.000 Eligible A t the Methodist Memorial boa- to his native Australia, and stay Director of Law. The holder of serving with British army. "A torpedo hit ua I saw It." A s the naw year comes to, most ‘ h^m eaeure of sucesss hss at* 10 years ago ings, schools and the Y.M.C.A. of tos wlda^rsad holiday wssk tal In Mattoion, autooritlaa said there. But they did not want to that directorship Is Thomas E. A stout American waa positive. "I Duitog toe year Charles W. Hoi Carefree revelers enjoyed toe ^ c j. - In Connecticut Cooper, o f Mamphla, Tann.; tsBdsd that opsratloB It must be Yeaterday: The stranger who see the power of the United Btatoe Troland, who has been in the job came up on deck after dinner for lister was elected to head toe post Need Knitters flnM MKlal e v e n t s toe old Hartford, Jaa. 1— VO— Some 15,- rlas Frinte and Miaa Edna admit I 111 that ws have had tha had followed Mary on deck re­ last night with good attendances and diocarded Chriatmoa trees government Illegally employed to a turn 'around. When I got beyond and Mrs. Marjorie Bradley, presl 000 men, women arid children la Qraan, o f Youngatown, O., ware dovtt'a own time obtainlag I t for a number of years. Mr. Tro­ turns her beret. Is angry, then these 1940 values were only dreams! reported at toe 'Tall Cedars New make toelr yearly appearance. the glassed-in part I stood looking dent of toe auxiliary. Sun Melts taow Connecticut ara expected to be admitted then. They wore regard* win a Weat Coast tabor war for land la almost unbellavabla. mystified as he promises to see her For Red Cross T m t ’s Eve party at toe Sports B m b pot thara ara a thousand and at the moon. It was a sub. I could During toe year the Anderson- Temperatures down to six above eligible ta 1940 for monthly bene­ ed aa not eertouaty tnjurad. people whoso superiority to again. As abe starts to dreaa for Onter, Wells street and at the For more than a year the Di­ See the periscope. I was right by Shea Post, VFW , continued to en­ ■era were reported here tola morn­ fits under ths new program effeo- saa thtags over which the future the party a shudder shskea the Laglon party to toe Rainbow Inn. Brldgea In anything but possss rector of Law, In addition to the the rail. I almost pitched into the large i;s home at Manchester ing, but ta too central part of town live today ter o ld - w aad aur- W in ataaost oertalalp bring debate, ship. Mary Is pitched headlong Oreeo and one of toe highlights of Forty Sweaters G>mplet> Bolton. Other than toeoe two slona, drsaa aad ths fumlahlnga sea." 14 above seemed to be toe average. vlvora* uauraace, Fraaela J, c. afISB stieauoua aad aometlmea routine duties o f hla office, fa acroea the cabin. "I aaw It, too," another passen­ toe year was toe entertainment of parties there were no scheduled Donohue, manager o f the Hartford of their homes and clubs. Is ques­ ed by Local Unit Bat As toe sun rose tt malted more of aagip, sa to whether they can be been working long and bard Chapter VII ger broke In. "I even knew it wn.*< the VFW NaUonal Commander, public gatherings to town on toe toe ice left on highways. office o f the Federal Social Secur­ tionable. Eugene I. Van Antwerp of Detroit cloatog night of toe year. diaa nadar the Oonatltution. tha acqulalUon of the private "To the Ilfoboats!" going to hit. And It did." More Are Needed. Many local sportsmen planned to ity Board, estimated. Bridges will psrbsps get a and Oovemor Raymond Baldwin A large, oociable crowd attended He warned that tola la only a ten­ .OotnpArad with Europe wa ara rights to Ocean Beach property A steward was calling Into go ice fishing tola week-end, and the darkness. His voice boomed to Mary ta her panic was only re and other notablee within toe club toe Tall Ceflara party which start­ toe continued cold weather makes tative estimate baaed on tha nation­ swelled bead now, and become for the new d ty park there, tt walls. Early to the year, April Mrs. Robert Ruaaell, of Mountain a hoaaogeaaoua people, edth make itself heard above the cries motcly conscious of what was i ed off with a full turkey dinner tola possible. N o rsport baa been al estimate o f 900 000 clalmonte, more troublesome than ever. Or, 1939, Nathan Miller of Hazardvllle, road, Olastonbury, :*halnnaa o f tha aeauson laa|piaga, a common cul* has been a strenuous job. When and confusion In the passageway. taking place around her. But one ; served by Oaano at 10 p. m. By made here yet, so far aa ta known, and on mortality ratea. on the other hand, there la tha former Manchaeter resident and production unit of tha Mancheater official count there were Ite The estimated number of 15.000 tura aad a common basis of patrl' it was finished the city council, In the blackneas of her cabin, brief drama held her fascinated on the ponds and lakes where ice case of Toro Mooney. During the Mary's hands searched for the all- well ImowB boxer, was elected Red Croaa, reporta today that toe couples present. During toe dinner fishing la legal, but tt la presumed claimanta Includea allgtble ralativi OttSBL N o t of couraa, oomplata* believing that Mr. Troland was gaze. Commander of toe post «"«i Important lifebelt. "And one for local unit has already completed and at toe atroke of 12 Tony toe locations have not been changed who may benefit, aa wail aa retired many long years when be was tha entitled to much more than the In the flare of a torch she saw through toe cnergeUc feadersllp Ip ao ta awtlculous fact, but wlth- Anna, too." she remembered as she O'Bright'a orchestra played the since last y*ar. workers over 65. victim of power politics^ Cail- a familiar figure. His light hair o f Miller toe post has made many and shipped 40 aweatera ter w ar Mr. Donohue eald mortality ta­ hi that oomparison almost entire* 14,000 salary of hta office, voted groped beneath the bunk for the and foreign hair cut were too in­ aaaaoa’a snappiest tunes and tot Two malls cams into town today fomla, Mooney was a kind of notable advances.. refugees. Each o f these garments new year eras given a rousing wel' but to S M was no deUvary o f mslla. bles indicate that to Connecticut Ip ao. Tat even for us, the pres* him a bonus o f 115,000. And bloated canvas jackets. "And now dividual ever to be mistaken. They The hurricane and flood of Sep­ bears a label showing that It has this year there may be more than hero. Now that he Is free he has for some clothes!" could belong to one person only— come. The arena waa decorated There were coUecitons, however. arvatlaa o f thirteen original states what did Troland say? He said: tember, 1988, wrrougbt consider­ been donated by toe Mancheater, with Christmas trees. 6.000 caeae of workera on whoee suddenly become anything else But the blackness waa unyield­ to the blond youth who had re­ able daimage to physical property Connecticut, Red Croaa. Today la b e h ^ clalma will be filed for either and tha addition and continuance Under our lawa It la not prop­ ing. What she thought waa the The affair was afficicntly hand­ 111 but. Just poaslbly the quashing turned her beret only l shbrt half of toe post end required extra the completion date for the first death or toe attainment of age 6& a f thlrtp*flve others, alongside the er to reward a public official for door to her closet turned out to hour before. Bhe saw him ap­ led by toe large committee of TaU work and expenditure o f post quota of sweaters for toe produc­ Cedars and everyone waa well aat- Seeking Attackers Of toe 0,000 or mora, it la aaUmated ' —eiMtewen^* of A general central of this deportation attempt may work which already haa been be the door to the paaaageway. proach the rail and the single shaft tion unit and Mrs. Ruaaell states M sj tiM done by payment from the pub­ funds for reetoratlon to its origl' lafled with the event. that toe aocounte o f 9,000 workera have something of the same effect "Never mind, thla will do." On of light fell full on his counte­ that repreaentatlvea of the local will be adjusted through death. gmremment hasn't bsen a simple lic treasury In excess of the nal state. AmarleaM V^fiam>m Vmetf Of Labor Official Now Ytsr with relation to Bridges. the way out, her hands had caught nance. One could not fall to read The poet bend, for toe third chapter will be at che local T. M. Payaaeata TS Wlvaa by any conceivable atand' salary provided by law for the up the simple wrap-around of its pained surprise, its look ot C. A. tomorrow from 10 to 12 a. m. Ivan White and. his orchestra Obvious persecution Is, In this consecutive time, wron toe VFW played for dancing at tha Legion In ad^tlon to banaflta pMd Bring H«ppIr6M ^ vard o f simplicity or eaaa. Sec- office held. It Is therefore my Anna's gray uniform. Open from loathing and above all, of resolu­ Lowest priced Irwin Sofa in 1930 and from 1 to 3 p. to. to receive any New York, Jon. 1— VO— Police monthly to rotirad annuitente, r country, a build-up. duty to decline the extra com­ National Open Championship at party at tho Rainbow Inn. The IlMialJam several times threaten- neck to hem It waa easy to don, tion. The youth gained the rail toe Nattonal Omvention with one other aweatera that have been com­ ■aarched today for a group o f men Social Security Board will distri­ pensation tendered by you. pleted. attendanea at the Lagion party To Yon and Yoors ad tha SBlstics of the Unloo and even in the dark. and, with the quiet of a cat, of toe highest scores ever given a who beat and stabbed John Wal­ bute payments to their wives when Match that, If jrou can! A t any Then, with whatever there la dropped over the side. It is hoped that those who have waa 135 couplaa and the olnnar lace, S3, Kingston, N. T., labor or- toe latter attain 65. In ease anes waa prevented from destroy' victory— of a Sort would have* cost you about s300 competing unit PrevlouBly, the yarn and ara working on aweatera waa aarvad ^ to# Tea Room, time, any place, under any ch> about a woman that makes a It was difficult to believe this ooriM won National champion­ ganlaar, and struck hla wife early doato o f a worker srho la not aur- lag tt oalp bp the lighting of i ,_^Bo tbs serenity, the dignity, the handbag an essential. Mary auto­ final horror to a chain of grim will complete them aa soon aa poa- Main atraat. ’Aiara was plenty of Sunday to toe meszantoe lobby of vived by a widow, but la eorvlved cumatances. Remember the name. ships at Buffalo, N. T., to 1937 ■Ible. I f knitters nava no meana merriment when the orcheatra’ gnat aad Moody war. That ii fastldleu^ nlceneas of that port of matically caught up a purse. events. For what reason bad thla and Columbue, Ohio, to 1938. the Hotel Oommodora. by aged dependent parante, Troland; T-r-o-I-a-n-d. Thomas of delivering the finished garment struck up Auld Lang Syne at mid­ parents will recelva benefite. ■till persists la some degree no The paaaageway swarmed with handsome foreign boy (Ued, Mary A m y aad Navy Club Wallace waa reported "in a aat- America's'-nobility which finds Its E. Troland. A gentlsmaa who Ten years . . 30 years . . to fact since the found­ to toe Y. M. C. A. they ahopld call night and tha dancers swung into A rush o f workers and workera* ll)?( night figures. Here and there a wondered. It waa certainly not The Arm y and Navy Club last iafactory condition” at Poat-Orad eaadld American can poaslbly lebenal^m within the hallow­ ing of Watktoa Brothers 65 years ago we'vs either Mrs. Ruaaell, or Mrs. Henry tha first dance at the now year. uate bc^tel. His wife, who was ralatlvse asektog information la\ox- haa made a startling new addition, hand flashlight sent beady rays because of heroism. The stewrards year celebrated Its 30th anniver­ daap. ed prMlncta of the toum of Hunt­ dreamed and planned for the day when everyone Smith and toe aweatera will be The affair was conducted by s knocked unconscious, was under pected!ted when the looel ofiBoa at all hla oWn, to the ethics of the Into the dark. Jostling paaaengers had said there was a place for sary aa toe oldest ex-senice or- SSUfl&iSSB I f ths operation of either union everybody to the lifeboats. He could own furniture of sterling quality and un­ called ter. large committee from to# post and treatment o f a pbyalclaa. 'Main atreet opens for bnalnaaa ington, L. I., la no longer to be pushed and elbowed their way up gaiUxatloa to town. During toe Work begtoa next week on an­ legal professloB. wanted to die, she knew. But questionably good taste. We've worked toward auxiliary and waa a auocaaa. ar eoBfoderaUon has been ao com- disturbed, and the dainty senslblU- the companlonway's flights to the that end. cooperaUng with leading magazines and year tho club has held numerous other knitttog quota. Yarn will The more aerioua. watch Bight life-saving stations of the boat why? pileated aad difficult a task in Uee of Its Union Leaguera Junior furniture ’nakers. Today we can eay our oreain events fo r'Its members, including be available at toe "'Y" next Tues­ parties to local charchaa ampha- deck. A- feeble flicker of green There was no time for reflection Amerlre. one can hardly contem­ has come true. Imagine a taUor-id-to-ordei sofa - outdoor outings and e o i ^ events day for tola second quota o f sweat­ ataad the hope o f many that tha Leaguers and Nineteenth Hole from an emergency battery set Just aa her group was ordered to to toe clubhouse, pertlee for chil­ ers. Thera la an urgent naed ter plate the formation aad aucceaa- ^Philly” Ig Gay; flle Into the boat, consternation by Irwin of Grand Rapids for only *125. < And srorld la aflame with war and that Leaguers no longer outraged, by .showed a falr-halred child riding you have a choice o f six styles!) dren o f members end as ever waa mors gannenta for war rafugaea men should seek divine eld to M management of a political the presence on the Otto H. Kahn high above the others, perhaps on came over the ship. All stood one of tod moot popular meeting and mors volunteen to knit sweat­ breathless as a black shaft rose foraetaU Ita aproad to cue BMCger, either looee or cloce, IMiimmers Parade the shoulders of hla father. And places ter special committees of ers ara being callsd ter. T h an win paaeaful aboraa. eetate of a horde of, street aweep- In the grim, sickly light that up to the path of moonlight. The »^ o ««g the nations and atatea of aU ek-aarvice unite. be no* sewing claaa tola weak ers, garbage collectors, office turned living people Into green periscope of an undersea boat wras Under the leaderahlp o f Don Wednesday. Work op drsaara wUl ANOTHER NAMMOTH ■Buropa, without being impressed clerka, stenographera and other corpses, the swarming paaaangera clear.to be seen. be continued next week Wednee- rhiladelphta, Jaa. 1 — VO — Hemingway, club president toe BUSUUiyANA^" bp tha enormous obstacles that employes of New York City's De­ seemed like strange troglodytM "Anotber torpedo!" But nobody winter activities o f toe club day, however. Searchers Find Streets of traditionally atald Phil­ from a place even more horrible spoke it aloud. It was a thought An Irwin-made chair 'wnnld have to be met and ov-er- partment of Banltatlon. The Su­ to full swing, tocludtof card tour­ adelphia ware turned ever to gaily, thaifTT'S-orld at war. ao horrible aa only to be whis­ naments, pool, bUllards and bingo preme Court of the ataU of New Lost Students extravagaatly dreaead raarehers In the darkness again, away pered. gamea each Saturday n ight Com- Mattenallam baa cryetalUsed in •It seemed like bare seconds be­ for $59.75 in 1930? N ever! York haa ao ordered In the form today for the Quaker City's annual from the green tight, Mary could mltteea from toe club partielpat' Gayety Marks ip bones and aouls of prae* of an Injunction restraining these welcoma to tha Naw Tear—ths hear the sober voices of the Im- fore the second deadly charge hit ed In local endeavors of veteran (C every Hhiropean country, mummers' parade. perlurlwble crew calling direc­ home. The Moravia again con­ 8135.00 erould have been a low units as wren as on toe Memorial BINGO! lowly workers from occupying the tions, dTrerlng assistance, and best vulsed with the seizure of awrful I priced Irwin chair to 19301 Day and Armistice Day groups. srhara tha atadaate wandered tha rlvalrlea and jeal* ertate aa a summer vacation For etx hours, beginning at 8:30 Year?s Advent a.m., soma 18,000 followers of of all. encouragement. pkto as the explosion ripped ■ Tbs Yankee Division Veterans ■■van milaa to Mount Timp, to of years old are home. And though the Injunction "Only one more flight,” abe great gash into her leviathan aide. Ineieaatog demands fo r fum ltoie good de­ UOO feet high, draolato and un- King Momua will rule the city, sign naturaUy result to econ om y to toe buy­ Asaodatloo, Epleds Chapter of St James School Hall bwath o f life among mll- waa granted on an ingenious tech­ atrutUng or danetag. depAadlng heard tha crisp voice of a ataw' MandMeter, waa eepeclaUy active For America ardess. "There's a place for every' ing of raw materials. Economies w d toort- ______I Paltoadea Xntaratate Parh poUoe, BpoB millions of lu peo- nicality, It looks as though the upon thalr mood aad costume, be­ When the second torpedo hit. cuts to manufacturing have also helped make during'toe'year. The post planned fore a croard aapected to number one In the lifeboats" Mary Carroll was propelled for­ to whose heedquartera at Bear . Xatrsds aad suspldona mem- Huntington magnates had the alt- tt possible for manufacturers such as irw n and conducted a four-day Circus (Ooattaned from Page Oaai 1.000.000. Prise awards totalling Thi’lr orderliness was In strange ward down the deck, toward R cM N 'at the armory which wras mmutain the atudaata wera talMD ^ o f old wroQge, longings for nation permanently In the iwg. contrast to all else— to the cries to offer furniture o f flne quality away under when reecuad. hated theia, all of WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3rd 123,500 will go to Individual and the listing bow. Her face etruck 1930 onces. Each Irwto-Pen Ueton custom- plaimod ds a local benefit. The gave birth to a'baby hoy 30 sec­ taam hm down as.a beri- of distress, to ihe |()alnts and lam­ New Torb, as: Daniel Kretoa, It waa dlBCovered that the Wel- group winners. a bulkhead. The ehip trembled to made chair or sofa Is soundly bul't u1to the event wras not os successful onds after midnight That sraa SrSOSHARPI entations and w ired Indignation. Charles MOtor, Ann H erat Louto rthgh aiaap generation.'. j fare Honor Relief Fund of the the water. Again Mary waa finest of frames (solid mahogany legs and anticipated but members worked the tima, toov that Mra. fltedfaaa Put one cry, above all others, Salchman, flamuel Datoan, Paul aoeh ^ heterogeneous.^Sanitation Department, which Is thrown forTvard, toward the place otosr axposed parts) best webbing, bard to Its execution. O.^ Stearns■■ ofv t , Hartford.naruvru. s Oona.,-vob., would sound In her ears until the where the prow was dangerously gave birthh to a bdby girt Reaalck. Jaaatte Faaatea, flamuel atton of racial, social and 100% cotton uitoolatsry. Pisces skstched Several notable getoerings were Walaatraw. Harman Abraham, tho legal enUty to which Mrs. da.v of her death, Mery knew. close to the water’s edge. But she But 'a Pittsburgh, M ra Joseph Deaths Last Night have 50-50 goose down and feather cushions In held durtng toe year with one state Jaaaette Hototela, Bodria flaaasn, ate aoUpathlaa -to the Kahn sold the estate for a frac­ "M y baby. oh. my baby!” she was hatted abruptly. A , beam L. Friodmaaoaa appavedappaarad to have o m MBRCBAIIDISB addition; meeting aUotted to Manchester daranoa flliantai, vYad watoa, at a oommon purpoae. heard, and shuddered. *T must struck her and the bUndndsa of dlatlactiaa of havtog tha flrat tion of Its original cost, had Inad­ early in 1939. Clyde Beckwith was flamuel Panona aad Nonaan ORDERS ' Clear tha almoet IlmlUeaa Waahlngtoo — Robert Fechner, find my baby." pain shot out all alas. sleeted Oommander at Epleds twins ot 1940. Tbsluet baby, a vertently failed to obtain required "I must find Anna W ln tm ,” aha Jeanette. AS PRIZES at aueb acceptanea may 58, dlractor of the Civilian Con- Orest arms endrelsd her. She Chapter and Past Commander girl, arrivad laaa thaa a mlnuta town permits for the making of was reminded anew. "Shell be See the complete Irwm-Pendlelon selection after midnight Her slater was Tha last tear ware those who' asrvallon Corpo Mace Its Inception. found herself being lifted up. Then WilUam A. Allen wras named to the ■aparated from tha otoan and ra- I la the vrtae aad the unbiased, certain alterations Add doing Naw Orleans—Araent PauUn frightened and alone. I have bar all she knew waa the Mckenlhg. born to r n mlnutea later. lifebelt. state staff. tnraed flrat ! I IUm the work of a well some new construction, ^ e ' In­ Pujo, 78, former Congrenman, unsteady motion of a light craft to for living, dining and bedroom exclusively at WiHlsh W ar VetetaM 5 8PTO1AL GAMES Bti»7 than aomethlng junction prohibits the white wings arho waa chariman of tha Subeom- a choppy sea. Moaa-Ypree Poet, British War mlttaA which mads the famous On the boat deck, the confusion When she regained conscious- l i r a I I O w a . alyMihed at a peace crowd from occupying the place Veterans h ^ many eoelal and FOR I 5.M MRRCHANIH8 B ORDERS “ moBsy trust" Investigation of of the stairway waa a prelude ness she found her Ufehoat was bustneea maetinga diulag the year Detroit Jaa. 1—iffi—Patrida , at a aertea of until the town regulatlona ara I81S. to the terrifying chaoe of the ta- already at eome distance from the Welliagtoa, Kaa,- ■iJO— This ftra ind eo-Kiperated-in their usual fine ■ounded tta own slaraL The blast , Dooaelly, 19-yoMr-oM Detroit xM ■ purpoaeful conferences complied adtb. Since the town Darlan—Eraeat Roy Walker, 50. vered seene.Mpne. 8Ballora, u ' stripped to ship. Thevoea danced to the otill manner with American veteran who waa aalactad ■■ Mtoa Anwnea PcaaldaBt of Tbs Educational Pub- the waist, sweated to the 1 ^ wind brUUant moonllgbL It bad come startlBg la a ahos atoce, ahert d r* 2 FREE GAMES a eeaalderabla number of government ta In the hands of imlta. The poet and auziUary todc of. 18M, today anmxiBfed Imr aa- Ushlag Corporation, publlaherea of as they obeyed megaphoned diree ■Uve, now, with all manner o f ob­ cuited wlras aad flatbed Igh ta la t-*ie group who are determined -art to all military parades sad toe telepbooa office. But toe aboe gagement to Frank Bradford, 21. | FOR 15.00 MERCHANDISE ORDERS "St. Nlcbolaa," a children's maga- tiona from the captain .relayed jects bobbing on its surface. In WATKINS j'tservappu and officers o f the fullback on the U d v e (i ^ of Ala-1 Halted Stsitae of Europe la that the Kahn estate and Its ca- xlne, and “Grada Teacher." through their officers. a fan, out from the atoktog Mo­ store and adjototog drug atera • R O T H f~ « S I N C -ost wrefe'reeognized for toelr abll- were damaged 86,000 before Are- haiha teothah aquad. w adford’a Maaat thing to dream about. vlrona aball not be contaminated Kansas City — Mrs. Jeanette “ Life saving station 41, launch ravia, red flares showed the life­ f y and ttsmed to Important posts home to to OetoMt Ha to a aopbo- [ Faunce, 76. a retired actress. you boat!" boats. Now and then, one o f them - 4 [ men could quench the flemea. % DOOR PRlZES--SWmSTAKE8 ' probably even a good deal by the presence of auch very oom­ Open Tuesdays and Thursdays until S P. M. For evantog appointments dial 1 the town’s ex-service group aet- mora at toe aouthara university. Palo Alto, CalU.—Dr. Charlsa "Fourth watch, count your pas­ woQld stop to drag a swimmer out Otosr *XX)MR: ONE ~ COME A LL ~ TO ST. JAMES'S SCHOOL H A lX r : thaa that—It U, la every mon paopla. thara taa't a ghost of UT . o p ta aU day this \Ysdnasday. Frss parking at rear o f store. jps. Ctemmander Fred Baker was David Uani, S3, profaaaor amerltua sengers!" of the water. 2 In the Oodath. TblrtyHalx barrda of eO pari that will one ctvn aaglnoeniig at Stanford aamad 19*0 ebalnaaa o f the Ar- heyday at a chanea that tha parafita wUl hs at And through tt all the creak and **Tou're tojuied, Miaa,'* a vetee mletlee Day Ooaiintttee. havtog Oreeca, tha d i^ a 90A00 fXaoUy are needed annaatly to I Unhraralty, groan of wtachee protested as life­ But tt win have graatsd. 8p tha nabobs urta. Bald to Maty. A bnad heU •erved siaee Its Inception on this were esttoastad to M M aar ip ^ priaiiU V. & Loodoa—Sir Frank Baaaon. SI, boats swung from their davits an^ atoudi^J ■B Awlutloo; not So, according as to how they drenching cloth to bar face. poup Bwabenhlp. Mrs. Biaabeth atovea. ^ Botad Shakeaaeareaa actor. suspsadsd tea a Urns ta **n>sakA oh. ttiaaliB** aha start' 1 ^ ^ - ' Tv^T^TA’'^ ‘ "' ^ if. iTi-’Y- -1-S^ <4 -4^^* yt, ^ ■i';- ![__ . • ?l ' ■ ^ , t i „ ' ■' ■ "■ - ■ MAMCHBSl’CR EVBNINR RERAIJ). MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, JANtJARY 1, 194® lu wrHiBrtiili luwmiertBt o6^ . iRnfDiT,7 Airwa^ 'i: 'W - ''^1' Looking Through the Pages of Manchester's \ooking Through the Pages q .1 per cent. Louis GlgUo, Bolton, in­ 1400 tor tr«« apraylng. Ill* 836 Wells street armory Into sports Bion. Move agalURt Constable Place observe golden wedding an- Center; ban dancing; plan to nego­ People of Ooncordia Lutheran Orford Soap compoaF jured when axe bite shell. (Conttaoed From Page Eight) Watkins Brothers. Smelly church. Life Scout badge to nual Chriatmas bomw to ^ e n t of the y a r coming urban tax Uena on local property. Police center. Lumber storage filling up James Duffy's renomination flops, nlv-ersary. tiate on Park atreet bridge. ■ Vag* Om ) 17— EMucational club officers ^ .-----„ I north end water supply blamed on Harry Maldment of Troop 25 tops Salaetmaa 9tii4F ‘ ^Capture o f Manchentery** by 169th Regiiiieiitsr One , of Year s Highlights beneftt funds under' dlscuaaion. .ion performed on Chief 8. G. Gor- xbomas and Norman Len- Bolton pond. National Guard unite Mrs. John E. Dougan dies. 9—Ground broken for synagogue 7— Mrs. Catherine Thompson the entlfe 169th Infantry elected. Tall Cedars leave for A t­ celebrates 95th birthday. Select­ Sco\it awards. Richard Hyland new Park stroot brMgo; '( ed heJe for a week s t r y in g . 16— Fnmx Hoffman, vocalist, lion of police depwtment in Bos- „ „ „ Rockvills, killed In crash, ready to leave for Plattaburg to­ 14—Question who new policemen st Myrtle and Linden streets. Man 1'» "CRawadlua'’ by out o( lantic City convention. Early men seeks better street lights. heads St. Bridget’s Holy Name theater marquee a haaadbt; Um critter never Quartered In the Cheney splnnl^ announc^ aa guest soloist of G ton. Georgt O. Rose appointed i 8 _ Mancheeter iherchanta pre- morrow. Small apartment houses will be. New audit law will not cheater Fire Department honors Clef Club concert. YD VA plans strawberries ruined by late frosts. change Manchester system. Inde­ older members at dinner. Walter P. John L. Cavagnaro first In police Society. charges for aldewalka Hfii. Poetat receipt re- mill, war games were played by 18— Choirs and orchestra score Bolton's Judge. jp , outings. Former Federal mav be built here. 3 Mrs Clyde Marshall of Bol­ the organization In the surrouiW- CirdUB Revue. MIm Marion Tinker 20 - Radio club completes emerg- ju d ,, thomsa returns to Coluro- 14— Still await ratification votependent voters here number 1,- Gorman, ' Jr., wins Knights of test. Golfers occupy Masonic Dart heads Bunast Itobaka® 1^ tot the past year showed a In H. S. concert Garabaldl society lUwanls Club speaker. ency test in Glastonbury. EMward Ulness treatment. to end velvet strike. Coon snd 048. Columbus essay contest. Gordon chairs. Police board undecided on ton wins natliVH^ speaking con­ Aruthur 8. Olaoa, aaq' ^ d aase. (Ssicordla church was ing fields and woods. November dines. Annual poppy sale In town. test for farm women at Chicago. Electric company, badijr ajR( M t ’aad ready to celebrate 67the last of the trolleys came 17— Manchester Mother's Club R. Andrulot receives degree s t , Raymond Lae. RockvUle, dies of Fok club to enroll 100. South 15— James Jassie ilescrlbes tor­McBride seated as master coun­ Main atreet bus stops. 19— SMFD dUtrict to lay 9.000 cillor of DeMolay. 8— T. G. Brown named presidentCollege club holds first banqust. three-story fall at hi ^dtth aaaiversary. and a move through on the Manchester line plants first "replacement” tree In Unlverrity of Michigan. VFW injuries sustained in crash that Manchester Fire District’s new pedoing of Athenla. School Board Center Park. Emanuel church feet of pipe, set 13 hydrants. 1,000 Drum Corps wins first prize at rate book is completed. R. J. Smith awards fuel oil contracts. Town 10— Mrs. Lily Dunlop heads of Country Club. W. C. Gryk 4—Selectman Joseph Pero says 19— ^Traln wreck ai t * lUrtfttrd County mutual and were replaced by ^ attend Trade School "open house." killed Lennon brothers. Town de­ water at north end contaminated north end revealed, big noise over a projected four members bear candidate pastor Bridgeport State Convention. Bud­ tells Klwanls of sUte weUare road scraper mysteriously miss­ Daughters of Liberty. Miss heads newly organized College nr a s s o c i a t i o n was Hospital drive closes, total 34.706. mands payment of 810,000 sewage by manrire pile aeepage. Rebek- rush etarts at post offlea. Uhare. Savings increased voUng district plan e x p lo ^ wten Rev. K. E. Mattson. Town plan­ get of 8372,915 submitted to Se­ wqrk. L. T. Wood sells Bolton ing. Stephanie Tiinsky elected regent of Club. Henry .McCann named fore­ 20— Commander Van Antwerp disposal claim against Cheney. St. Margaret's ('tnle. lex-al ah Lo No W P A Jad January SI. A cold snap Day was raising an Issue, Most turn as pastor. Motor Vehicle'de­ try at Tufts. 1 19— Ground broken here for $33,000 in gifts. Mra. Mary Ann to Bolton Notch. go back to work. Manchester street killed by digger on Job in against town a “ rackst.'' here before Chrlatmae. Town ) .tTth sent the mercury tum- here celebrated the usual New partment announces sub station 21— Master Masons hold special model home sponsored by C of C. Clay dies. Pioneer Parachute firm anti-tank platoon of C. N. G. as 21— Boy Scout troops attend building Is at 10 year peak. Will Bolton. Dr. Robert R Keeney weds ters state contest for Xmaa England last Thursday. at armory. communication In Temple. Frankie Nelson losses to town In sewer ready for orders. Rev. William Captain Horace Murphey is trans­ 5 Maria Acins named president ' to 10 below. World’s Fair. Rev. and Mrs. Wood­ review police department budget. Lillian G. Johnson. .Michael Fitz­ rations. Emanuel December carried In p r o te ^ 19— South Methodist quarterly •■Yaven, local boxer, Injured In au­ claims case, had refused to pay Question Park street bridge own­ Dunn, new locsl pastor, honor ferred to Regimental Headquar­ of Regina d'Italia. Mrs. Josle saw the start of a con- ward observe golden wedding. guest at reception. gerald named full police sergeant. ters. Kelsh heads W. E A. Roy church collection adds U7M .^ ovar a projected removal against the quality of conferanoe held'. Erland Johnson to accident. Town loses suit In charges. Many busy replacing to­ ership. Earl Lewie painfully hurt Thomas Hart found dead In Bol­ .'Superior Court In foreclo.sure ac­ Lester Behrend made regular 10— Cheney Brothers receive Johnson named President of Finnish Relief Fund for total.l laaebastar Trade school. end water supply beads Luther League. 180 dele­ bacco sheds. Man who pa.tsed had by tire blowout. Fifty cars a day 18— Mias Louise Cheney wUl.s 8158.03. . High School’s the year went to over a nuulon ton. tion on property on Knox treet. trust fund for Cheney Brothers. patrolman Plan to solicit clothing 8133,800 order from government Luther I.eague o f Emanuel Lit gw|to, attar arousing much op- gates attend DITVCW sUte con- 22— Mr. and Mrs. Thomas To­ check at auction market Is bound stopping st tovi-n Information Christmas concert drai doUarn with thia towTi atandlnf 22— Selectmen study school bud­ Cadet Robert P. Knapp promoted here for Polish refugees. Hold for parachute cloth. Conn. Co. theranchu rch. dnoehere, was dropp^ by sute vention^ man observe 2Sth wedding anni­ over. booth. Plan 150 at outing of C of crowd. sixth in the state in volume of 30—James O’Leary named in­ get. Over 50 local Republican 20— Rev. T. A. Gustafson ac­C. Find rattlesnake here near to sergeancy In West Point corps. Demonstration Home a boost to seeks extension of bua service 6 .Miss Jessie U ttle o f Pearl lais. U m radaral Timber sal- versary. Dr. Thomas H. Weldon, local building. Plan to rehiilld Tal- 21— TYventy-four empi new construction. The defunct structor at Wesleyan. Attorney women attend GOP gathering st cepts Emanuel church call. B. J. Camp Meeting woods, ice plant 19— Returns show 34 voters through Tolland Turnpike west of atreet named valedtotolian of LoUoa tor aastem ConnecUcut town's dean of physicians, dies, cotts’ (lam at Talrottville. Cheney Brothers to n bars. Herbert S. Kee- ir^al bank paid off * 4 4 ^ Jutt Charles B. House named to Board Avon. Ackerman of Rockville slated to working 24 hours a day. Selectmen have moved from town In year Buckland. Manchester High class of 1940A before Christmas. H**'*'l“*ji*” aged 78. 23 —Miss Hannah L. Cheney Club house opening date set by 12 Robert J. O'Brien weds Con­ 11 —Veterans, patriotic units, with Miss Grace Bensdfl and Miss service pins, Helen Alloa .jekland resident, died, in of Education to succeed Rev. K. 23— William J. Shea heads state head state AL. Manchester stands table action on parking nieteri narries Dr. Byard Willlam.s; Miss stance M. Germaine. observe 21st Armistice Day, large Anna Kutz aa co-aaluUtorlans. and. William Ryan for ■ Changes were made In the company. 16»th E. Erickatm. Rev. E. E. Story In­ Knights of Columbus. Prof. Odell I7th in state In new buildings. R. Continue to talk on switch to oil British-Americans. Mrs. Eleanor transferred here l^ e ^ l o po­ vited to remain as pastor by con­ ratherine Hlcklng marries George R. Bowers. Paul Cervlnl, honored Yanner dies. Marcus Morlarty, 13— Local officials call probe ofparade features exerclaca. Miss Harriet Casperson hsada Dor­ Board of Trustees api Fafllca o f the gas company and Shepard speaks before Mother's heat at school plant. for addition to Memort - census at the Manchester lice patrol began to function. The gregation. M r' Florence Jehnson. Williams; Miss Diana Merusl mar­ by dinner. Charles Ray resigns as John Ressia funerals. Organize highway fund allotments "politlcsl 12— 169th Regiment starts weekcas Society of Emanual Luthsran old year went out with many pri­ Club. April building 896,000. 16— Singular case, on doubls Jeo­ stu ff" MemorlsI Hospital again of fall maneuvers here with 1,100 pointing to crowded Hospital reached a new Waterbury, elected president of ries Michael C. Cordera. director of Rogers Psper dOmpsny. pardy In town Itourt. Summer darts league here. church. Robert McLoUghllh of vate parties, minimum of public 24— Selectmen vote to Improve 24— Rev. J. R. Post, priest, na­ given No. 1 ranking by American men. Army A Navy Club ob­ Finnish Fund reaches Kav. K. E. Erickson of sUte DUVeW. 21— .Arbitration group In Newwoodworking claea exhibits skill. 20— Miss Christine htUler killed Laurel street Inducts son, Elmore, West Side field. Girl Scouts visit tive of Manchester, celebrates first College of Surgeons.lMrs. Florence serves 20th anniversary’ . Ernest 22— F. C. Strickland Ot Lutheran church reslgn- celebration , m o 21— High school senior boys to Fair. Final returns of hospital York finds Cheney firm's four Traveling library has headquarters while crossing street. Is hit by Into Masons The day by day record of 19S9 mass In Bridgeport. loom plan reasonable. Union here Green heads Daughters of Scotia. KJellson named to executive com­ accepts post as drama take over town and auxiliary of­ drive 88,812. Rainbow Girls install. here. Set police budget tentatively car. Police Commissioners to a.sk 14- -Local officials clsim state 7 Total of $44,000 to be paid ) bcongbt two deaths much follows. 25— Priscilla PUIabury bride ofdiscusses aid for jobless due to for more funds In town meeting. mittee of Hartford District depositors of defimct Mancheeter Stanford University. * fices for "day", Msy 1. Trade State Police enact Masonic rites. at 846.596.30. Balance le ft as town cashed in on road "profit." William studente donate 38 C „ 4 hare. Rev. William P. school closing hearing called. John A. IVeden. Cheneys announce strike. Seek additions to town Brotherhood at annual convention Trust Company, repreoantlng five 28— North End sewage plant one week closing. St. John home, fiscal year ends. 21 — Republican candidates Glenney weds Marjorie R. Wilson. here. Jay E. Rubtnow and Eleanor kete to town. Pont offlea ir. pastor o f St. James's church J a n u a ry Clarence Peterson named com­ court room. Legion fireworks fund guests of GOP women. New York per cent return or total o f 43H completed. Pay last tributes to Henry street, struck by lightning. 17— Percy J. Tldmss dies. Ele­ F. A. Verplanck awarded medal in R. Schowsky wed. Jamea Carson break record. John CS’ Henrietta Devon, schocal necticut Bakers' Association. Rev. 8—Henry Mitllory sleeted vtoe ___^fllet pastors here were invit- Watkins Brothers brings out all named court Judge, W. J. Shea, or have spokesman. ficulties. Rockville named bead of grand 3S—Towna la state 24— Need of hospital additionlate spring humidity. James milk dealers protest out of town Julian B. Wadsworth, former pas­ president of Cheney Brothara and i'to return. Robert.aft Sra'th was East Side Are apparatus and large prosecutor. Attorney Herman 19— Marlon Elizabeth Burr, 28— H. R. Palmer Jr. to wed lodge of Knights of Pythias at an­ road fund proba, no li seen. Dr. Alex J. Mozzer, named Wright, four year son of Mr. and dealer gets achool trade. tor of South Methodist church, dies chief executive oiflcer M Clifford Imad State Welfawr- Commls- to New York hospital staff. 400 Yules, assistant prosecutor, Ed­ Frederick Donald Sober wed. Ex­ Katherine Cheney Farley. Last nual convention here. Selectmen In Switzerland. Temperature 13 baliig found la I crowd Mrs. Gilbert Wright killed by car. 24— Carnival worker brushed send resolution of governor pro­ D. Cheney becoroei, jfhalnnan of 5— Concordia Lutheran church attend Temple Beth Sholom bene­ ward Elliott, probation officer, A t­ pect light peach crop. Miss Fen- chance for new voters to be regis­ above as town shivers. Edward Coot of new bridge over Joseph Motycka, seven, hurt In from top of truck here, badly hurt. tered. Many from town attending testing slash In road funds. Red Board. John W. Nickerson homed clalmed another of the starts year free from debt and fit dance In Temple. . ■ torney Charles S. House, deputy erty quits September 1. M. Zimmerman given honorary cut River at Hartford truck accident. Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Rumor wider walkout at Cheney Men’s A. C. seeks permit for Siut- general superintendent and Mias j*s Issitrg figures, the ven^r. plans for 40th anniversary. Judge Judge and clerk of court. Miss 21— Andover court, without Jus­World's Fair. School Board plans barber'a license after 65 years in 28— Appeal for women on local ert J. Smith sail for Ekigland. mills. Effects of drought not yet to ask for increase in appropria­ day dances and athletics. Jennie B. Wind assistant troaour- » Dr. Thomas H. Weldon. James W iliam D. Hyde starta 2tat year jury llsta. G. Clef Club holds an­ Louise Cheney dies after long Ill­ Uce to preside In It, has case. Hol­ profession. Field drills held by 1 etas named county deputy 30— Gilbert Hunt received Yale ness. Joint board approves school felt here. Shade top fire ruins two tion. Reception held for Rev. W. T. 18— F. H. Flynn, United Aircraft er and aeaUtant secreUry. as Xsn'^hester's probate Judge. nual concert. Robert Bell, former scholarship. Large crowd attends man says zoning adopted here 169tb Regiment. Fred Norton, merchants Charles Kimball of this budget. acres tobacco at Hackett's. Wild years Iste. Break into Arthur Wallace at north end. Local Red executive, purchases Demonstra­ Mrs. Augusta Wilkie dies. Town resident, dies in Florida. Highway Memorial services. 11 ton truck careens down Center Henry Trotter snd Willlsm Walsh buslnese I named to bead the Hart- sells 1 9 0 ^ a r old house In Glaston­ 29— R. J. Smith and party re­ Drug store and Popular market. Croee ready to assist war suffer­ tion Home from Chamber of Com­ pony. Dept, efficiency argument revived street, driver escapes. ers. honored on 50 yeara in Manebester William Turklngton heads Loyal Oounty T. M. C. A. and At- bury. ' ^ turn from British Isles. Benefits of 22— Summit street tract de­ merce. Cut in road funds means I»d g e of Masons. Mr. and Mrs. 39—Harold HsSrsn WUllam J. Shea was re- by Selectmen. Vacation school shown. Prof. 25— TWOC head here scores ar­ 25— Mias Jeanne Low tells ofmore taxes here, officials say. Orange lodge. fi—State reg^t visits Orford 27— Frank Oosky, boxing com­ June velops rapidly, building booms. Jacob Tureck of Flower street ob­ 9— Plan approved for transferstraat U malor wtakti __ to leadership of the state Hammond playa organ at Center bitration board finding in Cheney Cheney weavers producing an Europe on brink of war. Mr. and 19,-G. O. P. women urged to mas H o m s U g b tln ff^ Chspter D.A.R. MrA Beatrice Man­ missioner, speaks before city club. Mrs. Irving Wickham at 25th wad­ serve 25th wedding anniversary. of Headquarters Company of Na­ , of C. There eras a spurt In local ning heads Datighterg^of Veterans. 1— Tax of two mills laid by church. Board of Arbitration finds strike. Floods ravaged state year artistic mssterpiece in Jacquard keep Interest in politics alive, at contest of Chamhsr cdj Retention of Trade school urged ding day. British American club Community Players give excellent tional Guard to Manebester. Three “ ■ ag Mrs. Julius Fradin was 7—Melvin J. Oox Ihttalled as SMFD District. Congregation of Cheney Brothers velvet weavers ago today. Funeral of Joseph Mc­ design. George Proctor here first meeting here. Earth tremors felt performance in ‘‘Biography.’’ DonattoM to aasM J president of the Sisterhood by Howell Cheney. "loom load" reasonable. State Lean is held. dedicates new home. George Beer, minor fires here. Tall Cedars ini­ head of state K. of P. Mrs. Eliza­ 28— Public Health Nurses winEmanuel Lutheran church rejects time In 56 years notes changes In in town. Police and Selectmen dis­ Board of Education holds organiza­ tiate 39 in large ceremonial. Police 823033 , __ haro.. p l^ p la Beth Sholom. theater kiddies show held. 26— Manchester leads as hometown. church caretaker, falls from tree cuss radio cars. Library recorda - o f beth Thurlow of East ProvWfnce, high credit rating. Manchester se­ board of deacon's recommending limb. Widen Gardner street. Sev­ tion meeting. Captain Herman Scbendel named seaka e^tenrio^ ~ eaasa with lU many mar- R. I., killed In an automobile ac­ One of the blgbllghta of the past year was the visit to town of the entire 169th Regiment, C. N. G. for a week'* training. engagement of Rev. E. J. Englund 30— Judge Garrlty presides attown with new building volume. 23— Elizabeth Quinn, F. Winston show town is book minded, clrcula high school graduatlen and lected as central station for toy eral brush and grass fires. Local 15— 169th Regiment puts on president of Police Mutual Aid pick up klwraft Shown above are ^ o ls of the unit taken by the Herald photographer during the week. Top row, left to right, fleldj telephone: Mmpany as pastor. YD Circus Revue opens his last court session. Cheneys an­ Warn against wasting local wa­ Bendall wed. Proposals continue to tlon gains over 1,000 in year. loos la the grade schools, cident in Bolton. loaning. Nathan Miller installed ter supply. Dennis Bryan, 97, still C. N. G. units to enlist additional colorful parade here. Mre. G. F. AssoclaUon for 14th year, offl^ato axpwto 9— Mias Mabel A. Cheney mar­ cook wrestling with a spring lamb; portable field radio-phone at work: Colonel Nolan and officer In night maneuver, middle row, at armory. Rev. W. T. Wallace nounce no layoff of velvet work­ come in for town official pbsts. 10— Over 600 attend Impreoriva nport M mgamy local studenU received de- left to right, Major P. R Hawley, S-4, with plotting unit; Colonel Nolan and staff heads 169th parade; radio telephone at work: Comman(Mr''of I'F W ; Mrs. Flor­ active at tobacco raising. men. 20—Manchester asks return ot Borat heads local Woman's Re ries Nathaniel Waite Smith. Jr. heads Vacation School. ers. rites as Rev. Thorsten A. Gustaf-1 Lsttia Cummlngt from oollegca and unlver- botloin. left to right, boys stuffing mattress covers with straw; regiment's band heads parade; Governor Baldwin Inspects regiment. ence Peterson, inducted president 27— Demonstration home now 24— Bon Ami gives service bon­ 26— Net gain in votes here Is830,551 from state on East Center publican Club. Eight fire calls In Fire Chief Roy Griswold Injured Enunoaf Lutheran church of VFW auxiliary. Legion starts 2— Manchester grade schools well under way here. Miss E. R. us. Plan flower exhibit. Attend­ 208. Nearly 200 at Mothers' Club street road building. Local officials 24 houri here. Study standards at son is Installed as pastor o f Bman-1 OounelL tha Rav. Tborsten Oustaf- while fighting fire In Buckland. campaign for Home erection. Miss hold choir concert. Zoning Board l u l y ance Is 3,500 at Globe Hollow pool meeting. Only one complaint hear police radio explained by ex­ High School. Dance held for men uel Lutheran church. Fire da-1 so— FubUs UUUtlw O'Neill diea. Legion withdraws Its pert. ^ pastor. Seven persons were Mrs. Mary M. Griffin dies. favor of Boston bank. Douglas Emily Haima named MHS ValS' denies Zlpser Club liquor license. bingo petition due to lack of sign­ carnival. comes before So. Manchester Fire of 169tta Regiment at Armory. atroys farmhouae on Lyman broth- denMs pstltkMOf 10— Michael Adamy passeswell handled by town and state. at East Center street. Silver Lane old. Dr. George Allen, dean of dlctorian; Mias Marjorie Me Adam, 3— Len R. Hall, Navy " Y " di­ 21 —Lynn Leather company here paay to txtenA - m an aottdent la Bolton and Rockville dentists dies suddenly. Maloney of Brandon, Mass., seri­ 1—By unanimous vote, velvet ers. Four local women drawn for 25 — Many > small business District board of tax review. Try 18-Manchester "saved” from era place between Taicottvtlle a ^ away. Lack of Ice postpones Funeral of C. R. McHale largely Bus Company appeals from Hart­ Miss Louise Chambers, first MHS rector, announced as Salvation* weavers at Cheney Brothers refuse changes here noted. Modern legal is dissolved. Mrs. Mary Conn heads Ogden’s Cornsrs. Rev. E. G. Hol budget of PST3.915 was ford Police Board ruling. Leon 6— Francis H. Burke, Rockvilleously Injured in automobile acci­ Jury duty, first times in tovirn his­ for liquor sale on Sunday here. night attack by 169th Regiment In SuAtawi- *!!?!!!!,:- I. Govamor Rurmond E carnival. attended. co-salutatorlans. Army speaker. Truat Company to take more than 2 looms, com­ code for town being compiled. Lo­ Mra. Michael M. Sullivan dies. Daughters of Liberty. Harold Nor­ maneuvers. PUC reserves decision Lusk receives unanimous in vlt^ bora In oalabratloai o f 2—Major James w . Beech be- Capen died thla morning. Howell undertaker, dies. Mrs. Minnie dent In Oakland. Mothers' club tory. Ownerless lot for sale for un­ Baaed new olnclals for 11— Police department members 29— R, J. Smith, Welfare Com­announces service charge change. pany demands 4 per weaver. Fire­ cal youths enthuse over West 27 -011 heater blast st 47 Wel­ ton named director of Building and on petition for Buckland bus route. tlon to renaaln as pastor o f Church Fhra to aavan l a a h a ^ j cornes head of local Salvation Cheney annoiincca hia intention to Kaabohm, 81, passes. Men's mis­ elects and voted to retain same paid taxes. toarn eourt, and Its control talk and tnstructlona by commls- missioner, receives congratulations Republican Women hold final works fund at 8412.78. Railway ex­ Oosst trip—Raymond and Walter lington road does little damage. Loan Association as other office^ of the Naaarone. __ ^ hors ovarBlikt la firit Army. Manchester and Rbckvllle retire from School Board after 40 sion opens In St. Bridget's church. name. 28— Cheney officials refuse to South Ekid 8re district ihowe 84,- pasaad to the OOP after a alooers and chief. Town Clerk from friends on appointment. To- meeting of season. press volume gains here. New P. Gorman Jr. tell of experiences. E. H. Buckland 21 years at W at­ are re-elected. 000 balance In treasury. Another 11—Town’ lashed by sDowaums, atona ot wntar. realdenta protest closing of Stste years. Daniel Griffin, veteran rail­ 7— Furnace ruined In fire on 29— Manchester’s bond at pre­ talk with union on velvet strike uar period under Denaocratlc Turklngton assured of correct list- ber Manufacturing Oo. produces 4— Mrs. Sedrlck Straughan In­ court officials are sworn in with 26— CNO locsl unite return to­ kins Brothers. Mrs. Mary O. Blan­ 23 - Joseph Kllmowicz of Bran­ first of vftnter. National Guard rsgehaa |»5T33. _ r Trade School. Grange session at­ road man retires. Oakland street. Manchester votes mium In market. Fire house and problems. Mr. and Mrs. Jule Chhg- survey made for regulating auto BOmtiMea. New officials tng of Manchester next year In fire appartus of Marlborough de­ large number of baseballs snd ath­ jured in auto accident. Raymond R. Bowers as Judge. not to observe 50tb anniversary. day from Plattsburgh. Mrs. An­ chard funeral. Frederick Eidwards ford killed In automobile accident speed here. drive gainst 16 recruits. tended by 300 when officers are 18—Unne Lodge observes 32nd for a 25 ralU tax, tables rule gov­ letic goods. 6 — School schedules for Indga Raymond R. Bowers, World, Almanac. Mutual fire aid erning gasoline signs, adds 85.500 partment destroyed by fire. Charles S. House deputy Judge and Carnival continues popular show drew J. Mooney Jr. dies. Present heads radio club. here. Death claims C. A. Gustafson, 17— Dr. William L Davidson, D. 13 —School board has right to ' Judge u d Clerk CharlM plan gets under way following a Installed. Bolton Lake deeded to anhlveraary. Ackerly Mills In 1939-40 announced. Depositors told clerk. William J. Shea prosecutor, town officers’ re-election said cer­ rsM Union achool, attornay r u ^ . state. Another large gathering to federal relief and 85.000 to 30— Freight strike Increases here. Five local youths At Fort 28— C. N. G. anti tank unit or­one of town's oldest Swedish resi­ B. H. dies at 61. a Prosecuting Attorney meeting here. Manchester Trust Vemdn being demolished. Masonic they own Manchester Trust and Herman Yules asslstsnt prosecu­ tain. ganized. George Kelley Sr., dies. dents, at 80. Charles Burr nominat­ 18—169th Regiment leaves town War departnsent approvaa traaaWtranofar at Herald Cooking School. highway account at adjourned freight business here. Aircraft May Devens. __ , J, Shea. Asslataat Prose- Company reelects all directors. . Ball brith^nt event last night. Miss Safe Deposit Co. assets. Mrs. Ju­ tor and Eklward C. Elliott Jr. as 28— Seven weddings noted inCall outside Judge as Bolton jus­ ed for Kiwanis Club presidency. after week of training. Colonel of Headquartara OompM^ & w Fanny Anihble died yesterday. town meeting. Mr. and Mrs. to enlarge East Hartford plant 29— Piece work pay rate offered * Hw ” * " T u la and Probation Mrs. cS’Tus Blanchard died yester­ 8—Lumber salvage office opens Demolishing of Union school first lia Cleary dies. Grant extension Of probation officer. Retiring Judge to strikers. Funeral of Charles H. one day, numbers of marriages tice disqualifies himself in election Police Board tovot^ radio cars. > Joseph Nolan calla stay "best camp O,. to town. Rad Croao onva here. James Blair heads Retail Frank Hare celebrate 80 years of 1— Rev. K. E. Erickson, pastor Edward C ElUott, Jr. day. 20 —Chance Vought employees dlscus^d. Michael F. Barry. local RFD route to cover Birch ML Harold W. Garrity administers Carlisle. Wilson Faulkner dies in rises. Hurricane lumber sawing brawl case. 24— YMCA opens drive for $6,-y e t" Late MissIlss ” Loulse'cheney’s I goas over top ^ fim ergi Merchants' Association. N YA married life. of Emanuel Lutheran church, area. Attorney Raymond R. Bow­ oath as GOP officers replace Dem­ 13—Cougar hunt starts In Buck­ get notice of cofnpany's Intention 8— Mrs. Emma CalUs dies. Spaniilh War veteran, dies. Boston. Mildred A. Hall and Ray­ proves big Industry. Martin re­ 29— -Manchester very air-mind000. Schools seek 8500 for instru­ estate valued at one and___ one-half li768 r e . p o rt^ ___ —, j ’M y bcoka wlda the dispute be- wood working shop la established to move from East Hartford to preaches farewell sermon. Town ers named Judge, Attorney Charles ocrats. tires from Board. Andover gets ooate are beinc cut, Robert J. ingham. 9— William Gordon. 85, dies. pays off 8125,450 In bonds. 40 mond E. Coleman, Phyllis Kratch- ed. Mrs. Margaret Gorman diea. ment fund. Howard Green of this Cheney Brothers and lU 16— Small fire at South Mainhere. Mrs. Helen White of Hebron Bridgeport. Rev. K. 15. Erickson's . House, deputy of town court. 3—Velvet Workers strike at mer and William F. Courtney, Lin­ new trial Justice. Heavy highway department work 30—Trade Bchool reports all Boyce a lM M head o f Manchaatar observes 06lh birthday. Six auto­ 11—Hospital cared for record MHS senior boSrs Irun town for town designs ‘‘Dovalette” paper force over the loom load street school caused by defective resignation accepted by church. April 7 — Miss Edna R. Fradin Cheney Brothers as company aa- da M. Ferrando and Joseph J. Bl- 29— Demos endorse Republicansvolume completed. War ,won't af­ machine. graduates employed. Report $7,- Lodge ei liw a a . mobiles Involved In Bolton accl- number of patients In February. 'day". 1 graduates from Mt. Holyoke. Ar­ at. and on tha third the furnace. Skating reaumed at Cen­ Captain Philip Cheney urges mer 18—Nararene revival services aigns four loom load per worker. ardl wed. for leading town offices. New fect building here. C of C rMdylng 25— Twenty -four members of559 available to town from state [ 13— Mrs. Thomas PreoUcs ^ C s lls " * ' I walked out. There was a dent. J. Raymond Shea and Mlaa | ger of fire departments. DSnte — (Rogers Paper Company 2— Mrs. E S. Weems Injured atthur Fallon enters ministry after ter Springs. Rink. Ice cleaned by close. St. Bridget’s men’s mis­ 1 Miss Frances Wallett gets Tufts 31—Probe attempt to wreck teachers added st MHS. Hllder model home. Change over to bua road funds. Fred Baker elected eight .toratba In Germdny ^ o r e Ruth Lura Watkins married. Al- pedemonte and Mls.s Esther M statesjthat "Cheney Brothers mor­ World's Fair In bus accident. graduating from Eastern Naza- local Howitzer Company, CNG, arks display on the hoUdsy N YA boya. Snow removal coal sion closes. Town digs out after scholarship. D. L. Belden, Polly train in Bolton. Strike at velvet Smith, one of first women flyers, line postponed as trolleys con­ transferred to,Hartford and Com­ head of Permanent Armietlee Day being able to return hare. North 1 was generally disappointing teratlons planned for Weldon Smachettle married this morning. ally responsible for Rogers Paper Sgt. EMmund Oozdz exonerated in rene College. Asasmbly appropri­ 3500 over week-end. Frank RelUy 48 hours of snow. Olcott wed. Town population esti­ mill enters fifth week. la resident here. Get new buses on tinue service. pany K as unit; is disbanded. Police committee. Study shows four vot­ •ngera protest deiAlltlon of POLlCfr too enlooken. Auditors look^ Installed head of Local 63 TWOC. building. Herald Cooking School Reinhardt A. Lamprecht, former Company sewage” in letter to court case. Hollister, Robinson ates bill providing $15,000 for Bol­ mated 25,229. local line. Charles Hollister heads 30— Oapt. R. E. Hagedom com' UtUon School os School Board diH ' « « « r Police Benefit asaoclaUon cloaca with 1,000 In attendance. 144--But]ding and Loan Associa­ schools hold tree planting exer­ radio system ^ be installed kere. ing dletricte would add greatly to 17— W. George Glenney reelect­ ball player, dies. tion anhounces new loan plan. Bo­ Herald. Profits of 8583. reported ton lake dams. 5— Cheney strike deadlocked, A L post mands 169tb regimental headquar nee o f locsl elections. fsrs raxing found laxity in the keeping cises. g -F ifty -s lx students on Trade August Board decides. i ■ I expei ed president of Manchester Truat 4—Annual President's ball held 21— Work started remodelingland Oil Gqmpany low bidder for from President's Ball. both sides refuse to yield. Fire­ SO—Proposals for town office ters company. Much interest in 36—Sergeant Michael Fitegerald 31—S| limits euggested fo P. Clancy haads St. JaaM a Holy 4343 f nocounts. There was complaint 3— Uberts leave town for Cal.school graduating' list. Police, Ipeed Company. D. E. Nolet. Bristol, St Armory. building on East Center street for gasoline aupjHjr for town Use. Mias 2— Building Trades Bureau of works display provea disappoint­ nsarW complete. Need hydrants in move to permit Sunday liquor honored at tegtimonlal dinner on ■treete m town. Nama Sodaty. Maiwka ^ tha north end waUr supply sentenced to 10 months In Jail as 6— Klwanls Club protests TradeFirst National Stores. Everybody's Chamber of Commerce banquet. Bridge costa discussed by Board town boards discuss auto speed­ l—H. E. Murphy, R. E. Hage- 8th S t r ic t . Only four esses in •ales as opposition grows. < company rotes regular dlvtdaad of 1 togtod o f road oil, mud and chlo. Ellen E. Dllwdrth dies.; Peter of Selectmen. H. Olln Grant nam­ ing, ask another showing. Elmer police promotion. Local Red Cross 33—Town of 13,341 Hated her^ in result of fatal automobile accident School closing. Mrs. Arthur J. market robbed of $.50. Herbert S. Postal receipts increase 6 p. c. ing. Police Benefit Funds again^tn Christenson, Coventry, accident­ dorn, C. W. BychoUM gain CNG ToUsnd court-. cordis church observes 4Sth anni­ three per cent, special of two ptt i-ftoA In Andover, because of the Davidson dies. ed Memorial Day parade Marshal. promotions. Vernon taxpayers sue seeks garment^ for war refugees. enumeration for Old A ge Assist­ FIR€ here. W PA Toy Lending Cen­ Gustafson dies. Lyneaa street Keeney of Buckland died In Flor­ 18—Yankee Vets Division adopt over February, 1938. New Eng­ limelight. ally shot cleaning rifle. Will erect 31—Locally sponsored drum versary. Dr. Harry C. Smith weds Rev. Ferris Reynolds o f Second ance tax. Pollcs pesved to delay cent. Selectmen delay oala of - Igw salary voted the trial jusUce house damaged by fire. State ida this morning. Invest $75,000 land Council, BWV And State 4— Lea Buckland recites adven­ 0—Cheney's lauded In Prpf. for 323,000 against contractor on corps again victor in VFW meet. Mias Virginia Foster. Congrega­ Oakland achool building. John h.te tiiB town, the Oovemor's noml- ter opens with 500 toys ready to name of "Epiedsi” Mhabnlc Dep­ tournist Information booth here. Congregational church named Y. In getting radio cars.krs. Only“•y minor distribute. Selectmen reject plan Safety Commla.-ilon atarta study of of town's water funds in U. S. meeting YDVA, held. Rev. W. P. tures on western trip. Mrs. Albert Odel Shepard's book. Frank town project. Selectmen ready for Consider lila c street widening. tion Beth Sholom building syno- Oaravanta baoda Gulaopps G ut- * — refused the Job, and the town uty makes official visit. Rev. Hemingway wins president's cup Twelve here hurt by firecrackers. M. C. A. director. Mr. and Mrs. errora reported in town books. to buy mutual Insurance. tsfflc at the Center. Rev. Louis Bonds. Oakland mill manufac­ William P. Reldy, pastor 6f St. Reldy leaves 81.000 to S t James's Healey given commission in Of- Postal racalpte Increaaa In town. budget consideraUon. Serve old Start on budget drafting. gogus. School budget Is approved. baldl Soeitty. Btfildiag boom 5432 no Judicial machinery. The at Hartford Horticultural show. hegr's Reserve Corps. George age tax warrante. Jamts Nichols observe 46th wed­ Local Bunding bald likely to top 18— Adjutant George E. Ana-Kaczorowski named pastor of St. tures paper by pew process. Trade James's Roman Catholic chutcb church. Klwanls Club celebrates The Herald now 25 years old as ding anniversary. eontfouea here. N o r r a strike demands were re 5— Hospital drive announced forLeary, Ray Mozzer graduate from 6— Strikara, Cheney Brothera of- 3— Petition to abandon trolley one mllUon dollars for as No­ combe of Salvation Army to go to John's church. YD observes 20th School atudenta petition to keep for 16 > a years _ passes sway, ISth anniversary. daily. Publisher Thomas Ferguson 14— Carl B. E Kjallaon, well to an arbltratioo board anniversary. National Hospital day. May 12. Fordham. MHS scholarships rtoch ftctals, confer before state labor system here, would substitute September 28— Fail training planned tor vember exceeds 8123,000. Ernest Bridgeport. Increase of $75,000 school open. Republican women vincent J. Hines 3— Dr. Harry C. Smith. Memor­ mediation board. Auditor finds completes SO yeara with paper. T. Bantly named president of known Swedish resident, dies at ^ was an attempt to wreck 7— Death of Mrs. Mary F. Fran- learn of zoning rules. T h e r m o m e -^ '* ~ "* '^ ' Vincent Sons of Italy celebrate 25th an­ new high peak, 82.400. School buses. Arraign 11 men for old age Staff celebrates occasion. History National Guardsmen. Girl Scouts 71. Police receive radio permit shown during year In Savings named as administrator at St. ial hospital administrator, named laxity in handling of police mutual plan drive for $850. Chamber o f Commerce at annual 4321 tfnln near Belton notch. zen. Italian Junior League or­ ter drops from 61 to 20 with snow, niversary with banquet. YD Cif' board memters discuss budget. tax delinquency. Local CNO units 1— Board of Reliaf name chang­ of the publication of The Herald at last. ;Angust was a hot month and Bank deposits. Town saved over James. Local polipe capture gang to Odunty Infantile Paralysis cus planned for local benefit. 10—Lee Spalding made Eagle aid fund. See recorda broken in prepare for war games at Platte- ed to Board of Tax Ravlew. Truck SO—Charles Bbiirianskl kUled by meeting attended by 314 persona. 118.000 feet of hurricane lumber ganized. Icy highways alow rain and sleet. J. Gower Elder board. 2Sib anniversary of Sons of Is noted. 18—CoUect 886 hors for FoUak SOUTH , a popular one for weddings, traffic wanted for burglaries throughout,, 6— Governor Baldwin belte'vesScout at Court of Honor Council. high achool enroUmant Fr. Reldy burg. Expaet 70 m town will got nearly struck at north end croeq- truck when leading horaa on T o f-,John Hackatt aamad town dlraetor and used 52.000 feet of thla. Hos­ named lo(;al manager of Gas Com­ Italy observed. Selectmen approve estate lavantoriea 836,614. H. 8. rallaf. Bigkt ooatrlbatlona att day seven were married. Old 8— Building Trades Bureau form­ pany. Charles W. Kimball goes to the state. Trade schools "to stay." Robert Russell Gardner. 16. killed In auto W PA jobs. Dvar 90 per e«nt of ing. MiM Helen Goodwin Chap­ land T u rn p ^ . DTroetor Iftehaal | of Hartford Oounty Farm B um u. 848 fo r Finnish Itellef Fund. Dr. pital la over crowded. Mlaa Grace construction o f bleachers for 2,- Keeney 864.16L New Rector of SL October Zwlck of Recreation 33— Prasidant Roosevelt'a tax warrants were served on ed. Karl Keller moves to South Hartford office. 17— Zone board takes surprise Donnelly, star postal route driver, accident. South Methodist church town tax collscted. Union wtavers man dies. Constablee must furnish Centers ap­ Allan A Stockdals, in latture here, AMBULANCK I wbo hsd not paid. Political C, Hood married to Donald F End atnre Alexander Jarvis starts action on Middle Turnpike, east 000. Injured. Lt-Ool Hoffman, Salva­ drops ‘'Episcopal” title. Jamee’e church asks for volunteers offer to try three loom assignment surety bonds. Install new tank at points his staff. Twenty-eight Thanksglvbig la not oboerved lo­ 22— Office opened for local au­ 8—Police arrest Leroy W. Heald. to aid In renovating edifice. Har­ says greater appreciation o f coun­ Ity began as primary pro- Hlsox. new dam fnr Lydall and Foulds. tomobile registrations. Forty of property. Body of Father Reldy tion Army, vlatta citadel. Hospl- 12— High school graduates re­ at Cheneys. Dog Is nsmsd in local mutual beating plant. 1—Local express business for members of South Methodlat cally, save t o banks and post of­ 19— Ray W’arren heads local P Forestvllle, on charge of reckless ry C. Bowers, old sailor, dies. fice. Speed Umlte arb set on local try Is needled. Mre. Attrtd Dou-’ (DOUGAN) la were flled. The Manches 9— Excavation'” completed on48 Trade School graduates have lies In state, burial to be In Win- tal dri've organisation arrang(ged. ceive season's awards. William A. civil suit, is cited for negligence. 3— Mrs. Bessts Massey diee. September beet In ten yeara Large church honored for SO years or gan beads Chapauut Court. of H. Harry A. Tyler, 72, died driving In connection with Dom­ Woods fire on Olcott property thoroughfares with approval of ’ Equipment company flled fnr new building on Main street for secured employment. More snow, sted. Captain Russell Hathaway 7—Jamea Johnstone, police com­ Allen named to State YD staff Sixty Luther League members in Building continuee on up grade. crowds attend opsnlng of Sham- more of membership. Trade School 18—Fifty omployod ban by N. of name to the Pioneer nibllc Inspects Toy Center given new post In National Guard ing street fatality. Nathan Miller, Emanuel Lutheran church selects bard to extlnguUb. treasun hunt. Nine weddings reported today. Lt. bar of Commerce Demonstration starts evening eeaslona. Mr. and State Traffie Oommloelaa. A. and P. Rev. K. E. Erickson. rain and alcet. Three .local girls HaaardvUle, beads Anderson-Shca missioner, named deputy ahertff. Y, A. Salactmen to oqaoldar far* 5630 liute company. It was de- i 20—Fuel truck with 1,000 gal- I Emanuel pastor, to leave Manches­ 18— Throngs pay t respects at Rev. Thorsten A. Gustafson of 7— Andover, lacking court otfl- 8— Mias VirglnU Brookx UsutB. L. Batson becomes aviation Home. Twelve 6re alarms during Mra. William McGonIgal of Oak 34— Richard Mel awarded golden eaglet badges. Post. ■VFW. county YM CA meets In South that the local CNG How-ltrer , Ion* of oil destroyed by fire In ter. 23— Lea 4 A <*•*•* ohasrve 15th wedding anni­ ed lieutenant commander In Unit­ Chamber o f Commerce announces concert held. Model Home cam­ Quera Elizabeth. Dr. ■ George E ‘ lected in YM CA A. drive...n Addition I- and tha OOP put up 8. Ray- l Buckingham couger no Joke. Bol-1 Mra Julia Cleary dbservea 85Ih sembiv. Wells apeaka to Trade School «tell buys sleigh aa mercury hits tract Rav. David Kally tdls of travel In Europe’s war sone. of Selectmen for 4th year at or­ versary. Dlseuss plans to form ed States navy. Bishop F. G. Bud- ‘model home" plan. Special Hgst' paign endorssd by Chsmhsr of to town sewage dtepeoal plant (Aftar S P. iiu l^hBlthaBd Harold R. Syra- i,,n completes rebuilding of roads j birthday. Rev. Vincent J, Hinea long confirms 4s st St. Mary's 23— FBI men seek forger of m d u o t ^ R«v- WUllam Dunn aa- •3. conditloaa abroad. Extend water 7— Town department budgets upganization meeting. W. P. Qidsb Itallan-American War Vsteraas There Need Be W PA check In Manchester. BuUd- er services planned in churches. Oommaice. 11— School savings on Increasemain In north end section. Select' 886,000. Proceed with plana for renamed to Board of PoSee COm needed. William T. Little elected ^ ' -JClaa L ntiisa Cheney willed w»shed out bv floods. ' recalls audience with Pope Plus church. Two weeks’ mission start­ 13— ^Workers organlas for hos­iuinea St. Jameq paatoraU. A «- Association. Miss Jessie Reynolds ing Trade Bureau formed by 10— E F; Herts, East Hartford - here Mr. and Mra Henry G. Leis­ men dlacuai Nngo petltiona. high hoepital addition. Local flower ex­ mlasloDcrs. I part ac bar eaute as al 2 8 -tee carnival attracU 2,000 i XI. Fire damages South Main ed In St. Bridget's church. Harold pital drive. Local Methodist thony J. Lynch, local markaman. 7868 Chamber of Commerce. Injured by falling tros- Malcolm ter at SOth anniversary. EHect ways. hibit opens! WIU rebuild rpada on 4— Mlos EUxabeth Bidwa returas No Doubt * for Chaney Brothers I Mrs. .Margaret Small Smith, 80. street home. Over 350 Boy Scouts C. Clemaon dies of Injurie sus­ chtgehes obaarve 50tb annlvsrsary diea. age 85. Seven persons Injurad Miller was killed rin.i Below zero w-eather James at breakfast at Masonic Temple, 24— School Board orders surveyMollan, Herald cd ^ rta l writer, Raymond Coleman foreman of 3—Again oonsider Park atreet outskirts ot town. Chester Hoite- from Litbuhnla, tells of war aeeaM. tained February 24. ' | marks 38 years Ih journalism. of Epworth ksague. Building In Bolton auto accldenL James y*" “ aecreury of Edith, n atpset. As the-! Fitzgerald dies Selectmen complete plan for high- 28— David Chambers given con­ of school property end names Veitch lectuaea on SL Pateraburg, fire company No. 1. WUHam Leone bridge. Eleven gas pumps here Idna places 8th In national rine BUI Luteogena marries Mias Doro­ Of J ew ett a i y new president, ^ i c a v a l l command. $200 eoUected M ANCHI Bliss and Cole to do thU work, Easter sunrlM service beKI d.eaplte VlVSl tBCTBSSlSl atabbed on Main street by drunk. aald defective. Pick town commit matches. thy Hultesan. lice Commlattonen aeore traffic . . . as to what the The Herald cele-1 2T—Farewell held for Adjutant way reorganization. Rev. K. E. tract to erect Britisb-'American IS— Chamber of Commerce seeks Fla- HoUlster school graduatap for school Instnimeot fund. Mr. W tt year as a dsily and i Anscombe. Today's weatuer. 10 be- Eiickaon announces he will leave take action to improve swimming Inclement weather. Town relief coats drop. tee to attend hearing on bua ear- 8— John Johnson dies at north 5— Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daugh­tie-up at high achool. and Mrs. George Plrle of Foster j coat Clubhouse. One month old Infant 11— Hartford Marketing i aits ot modal horns. Rsv. Eskll tA •nal of oCoctivo WATER C a “■‘ l a tto fy on Its history- At j jow. Mother snd Daughter banquet Manchester Msy 1. Police bene­ abandoned in Rockville. Relief pool at RecreeUon Center. High 16 — High school graduatae 13t—Selectmen begin conaldera vlcea here. Suggest campaign to end. Warns agaln«t starting con ters of Union Veterans, observaa 3— To quarter entire 189th Regi­street celebrate 49th wedding an­ s m 1 1 — Gladlolua show drawa hun­vote. brates S5th annfvermuy. ielectmen bet we Manchester and Hartford] dattoo hoard. JasBoa F. Daisy o f Manchaster’s aaasmhlymen clt- John J.' Douglaa at silver wadding. j gnnta. Radio oom- 1 —Herald Oooldng achool opens police board objecta tea 8Ui/Sr Lane 2— New lights on North MainFish merried 86 years. Klwaala Wsavars r^ort for work at Chaa- Mrs. Dldibeth M. BendaU reachea dreds here. Union, Chaney firm 13—Light pcimaiy vote Is aazM various ooaualttaos. Chambsr service starts. Inapactlf — . 5181 tor peUoo was ap- with 800 present. Harry Mlatx bus terminal change. -“'Com muni ty street and Depot Square. 17 aliens and Chamber o f OwiUDerce h^d ey Brothsrs. Buslnsas pickup ra- Haittocd, aaaaad hfaawtlal confer on now gelactman shave budget to lower at Ohansarca valeas objaetkm to bars tor Natlooal. Guardll D o c o m h e r spsaksr. Tharo paya 8880^000 abort 10—Forty-two pupUa graduated r.o. Storm doea alight damage, M. J. Fttagerald was dies. TWenty-four fires In Man* Playera present "Penny Wise." dropped from local W P A rolls. get-tn-rether banquet portad. Thomas Brown, 44, vetor- from St. Jamea school. Lockhart trolley hit by bolt at center, paa- Eqo^mMBt e thah leat year enaL Students in parktaig metera. M r. and Mrs. M aatBaaBt with J. H. Chester during January, inersaae 17—Ji^e John E. Fisk of 3— Setcctmen to recommend a 28—Supreme Emblem club offi­ ■n. dlsa. tana netaa. IB-TM CA diraetoca Mactsd. lE Rogers and Walter E Wright aengara onluirt. name to PtaM ■tih-n|r h m total 4.04. BMBld Laaa> af Oohata Rood eb- E Burr sisrtad ptatt | I—S7 firs ataraw aaawarod dnr- Eyming handinc potiee commls- of 38 per cent shown at Postoffles. Rockville retires after 37 years as 35 miU tax. AU but 38,000 of old cers complete 8.500 mils trip dur­ 15— Titmt sassoi graduate from Waalsyaa. Opara- 17—Fite dsttreya Jenaen bam 13 -SaHth, Symtogton up tor saeva 38th wMdiag aanlvai deal o f Klwaala Chib. FoUaa aad | lag Novaatoar. Pootol racalpte Work atartad on imw huUdhig tor Judge, having reached retirement age aaaiatance tax ooQacted. Sud­ ing which 35 stotaa esste vigitod. Uy IndL Meonrial Diy . OeaHwad* E t Van tJ a e m o tp to v M t to- on Mkkne turnpike. Mr. and Mrs. nuirosci n m oowiie 7— Jack Criwto^ wan kaown ourvay ot town | show iaoraaae. Over 400 attend M h "dstonm A and P.. on Main atrset naar age ot 70 yeara. Altsmatians den dry spell starts grass ftrss. JuAtoMot of 340,TM given tos lags pmuntaaiy piiaa tor VFW Natteaal mm room m ast • John J. McCarthy at 23th anniver- 13— Valw t [local musirtaa. dlaa a t # L Mr. aad traffie. Beard of Salactawa ap-|daaco of Hmmltal with the biggest Blisell. Baow durinc the night banned tor Flrat Natkmal Steraa 4— Mrs. Eva Teichert 96 yeara ■pgrapttfitoltol pott Flrat hiK M a m 1001 5U1 u n ia o t C. E w a r n Otonpany hi|< ■aiy. Henry E Smith 30 yeara ChsacF’* for K ra . Jaaaaa T. E m M sb ot Oak optorto at Spotts|Katbariaa wfiadsr beads Young

'• Vtvjr ■ EVENING rrSR. CONN teUNGAT,«lilP&ARY 1.1940

I MAHCHESTi - , . .1 • . • a ' ' • ' ' ' ^cal Sports of 1939—Heraid^s Fifth Annual Review PA Five Ranks as Club of the Year in Local Spa row Wilson aeconda at Middlftown September grid, 13*6. 0 giM s a t^ k , loalag to i«aw ^ * beat Mohawk* for lltb vtotoiy to hanor* witli 55*21 triumph st v M*B* at Hartford Road and W*M M. H. S. Maaka Trad* In abort COM down by 6*1 to Houa* ot m T baaeball Ltaguo. Machine 6— M. H. S. court procUce draws 300,000 Fans to See Six “Bowl” Games Toi ^ by 86*88. OlrU triumph, 10*8. lead Thursday Junior League. Pnrmlngton. McCluskey run* third Center etreet. tuaele, 4*0. - & vld. - , nine takes Trade School inter-tle* Capture Town. Laurels 1 85 candidates. Jmmary _____ Red Men reveal plan to eponaor 17— M.H.S. trims West Hartfordto LMh and Decard in two-mlle 15—Morlarty Brothers Snleb aa 36—Error* mar Pet*raoa*OIbert 39—Legion nine tied by Wind­ portment honors. Morlarty grid* (Continued From Page Tm ) 7— White Ehiglea to represent, tonnla 1 Norton Girls beat la rough clash, 8l*tl, to tie Bris­ teat. Moriartys beat Naugatuck In ninner*upa for New England vol* slab duel as Middletown tops High, sor Locks, 3-3. ders plan early practice.. ^nior Lea^e u lat-1 njQuui to lead West Side Junior j a t Stan* tol for CLTL title. Trade wallopa volleyball. ley ball UUe as SomerylUe wtoa. |2*0. Trade topplea Windsor Locks, 80—Blueflelda forfeit to Mon* 11—Blueflelda slaughter Mori­ door sports arena. Four local boy: ter devotes efforts to State FNillsh upMt, S 8 ^., for Aetna Life Girls. 27-20. Rutnam on last half barrage, 4'f* On Court and Diamond league with four wins 23— Hollywood Service and Cuff 13— PA'a lose at Bristol as foul 17— Moriartys sign Mike jtov*8 *6. artys for atalling when behind In artys by 11*1 on 10 hits, 9 errors seek berths at University ot League. Fran Leary cops metro­ 28— Manchester Motors and Joe McCluskey Is Third Exf^ct 92)( I tkfid Bute Lmcu* Iom in ford's win West Side Junior Laa* 30. Colored lads feature *eeond ■hots decide, 36*84. Girls beaten, erick aa third aaeker. 37—High trackmen place fourth Twl clash, Oaa Houaera leading to gain first place In Twd League. Connecticut. politan freshmen cross country Cook’s Service Station lie for Ural il KlrU lose, 17-ia. ring show here. Joe Oaas stop­ UUe at New York. gue games. 38*11. Amerks wind up near cel­ 18— Rec Senior League endsta State Meet as Harry Squatrlto 8*0 when game la called In fourth. Eddie Baldwin earns nod over ^^e S^rU center and ^xlng 29— M. H. S. turns back Lea-ven* round honora In Wednesday bow l­ pwcea fo ia ^ In 24— PA'S nip Center BUiards,ping Mike Delaney in keoond lar with eight wins, 10 losers In season In triple deadlock In aec* wins two plocae. Meriden bows out Wild Bull Budynklewdcs In local Return of Boxinu Also 8— Red Men's A. C. signs Jimmy Bowl B^plociuae at New round. Ellsworth of South Wind­ O sbowa there were featured by the worth of Waterbury by 12*6 in ing league at ’‘Y". St. Johna drub In ^Chase at Sugar Bowl For Battle 32*26, to tighten Rec Senior Lea­ State League. ond round between Center Bll* aa . OCIL UUe threat, losing to ring feature. Yankees cop first Highltgnta Extensive appearance of Jimmy Braddock. football opener under llgbta M- Braddock, former heavy champ, to BMton Knights, 47-6, and North gue lead as Green trips 'West sor beats Bloomfield, 50-15, to end 15—Tiger*; Center Springs and Briatol. July rataree here. cage season with 17 wins, one toss. Hards, PA's and Green. Rain and round honors In Junior baseball . f ', . u former beavywreight champion. In fore 2,000 fans here as ^ Blan­ Ends dowm Highland Park, 31-21, Hbckey taam btanka Sides, 36-21. Local hockey team Pirates win easily in Y Intermedi­ cold delay T.rade School baaeball 36—Green drubs Rockville, 6*2, league. Legion Junlora repel North .Athletic hventi Here; the role of referee. The Pollsh- chard tallies both touchdowns. 10—M. H. 8. drubbed by Bast In "Y" Senior League. Racketeers Manchester's Joe McCluskey fln-4,ths south. Sob Romani’s Urns was Trojans, Vi M . In Laafua opener, runner-up for Northern honors in High tops Hall In hockey match, ate League, 30-16. Ed Kovls beats opener. to lead Trl*Oouaty League. Meri* 1—Joe MoCtaokey ooto atate Enders, 5-j. Hartford In football finale, IS-U, I trip Flying Swedes to maintain 2-1. reeord of 6:35A for two mil* at C jia m I n t e r e s t I s K e e n * Americana, bent on regaining the 30— Pat Murdock pacea OA hit­for record of two wins, three loss­ ished In third place In the 3.000 4 02. slow for tha field assembled. topplea Cluforda, 31>19, AAU loop. Hgers take first round Joe B qm ra by 13 pins In bowling 31— PA’s elindaato Oree* Indent Barone beat Moriartys, 5*8. 18—New Britain Falcons defeat t^ a g e i m c r e s i i s i v e e n . League crown they held In leaid In West Side Independent March Farmer of Texas Tech, 'Side B m Junior League honors In YMCA IntermedUte 18— McCluskey third as Donmatch.' OA’s bow to Southington, 14*1. New Haven Isa Lockhart Rogers of ters at plate with .356 average and es. one tie. Six former Y TIgera meter steeplechase of the luunial Lash wins two-mlle run at New Kec Senior League playoSs, 40*15, Wetleyaa bettoro mark In broad Green, 8*4. Hartford Rennalseance Football at Nciv Loiv. 1937*38, withdrew from the Rec also leads In four other depart­ League. New Britain Royala end one-armed hurdW9, won the 110 Grid Thriller Loonu Service trips Glen- League. High Hatters beat Mete­ 14— Triple deadlock created in 29—Twl LeagtM gives up hope noses out Roy nine, 13-13. GA's seek bertha on Trade cage squad. Green's win streak at six straight Sugar Bowl track and field meet at York. M.H.S. mermen suffer set­ aa FalkosM leads defaading Jump wHh leap of 28 feet, II _____ League and entered the White ments of play. Tony Hartl tops 13— Middletown routs Meriden meter high taurdlea la 14.6, a foot Bt. ors to hold tie with East Sides for Rcc Senior League as Center Bil­ Champa to triumph. Trad* School for Green's return to circuit. Ed­ beaten by Wllllmantic All-Stars, Eagles in tbelr place, then pro­ with 41-34 victory. East Sides New ,Orleans, La., yesterday after­ ahead of Alloa Tolmlch of De­ 25th Renewfil of BiUarda five wallops Tuesday Junior League lead, latter back from Hartford but beats liards top Barbers, 28-24,'and PA's die Elm kayoes Joey King of Inchee. Mike Delaney whips Kid Baaeball produced the biggest GA hurlers. Bessbrook features to annex CCIL grid title as High Bristol In triangular meet. bows to Rockville High In dia* Duke of Shelton In local bout. 8-7 Moriartys trip Rockville La* ceeded to pile up an impressive opening of Britlsh-Amerlcan Dart beat Jayvees, 35-18, to lead Thurs­ noon. Tommy Deckard of Indiana, troit. Barbers. 48*30, and PA'a beating All-Stars. I.«glon team trim West Sides, 30-18, winners New Haven in Red Men’s ring fayettes, 6*3, to end three-game surprise the 1939 sports parade string of victories, topped by the finishes In Ue for third. Joe Mc­ day Junior League. perennial rival of the local dis­ John Qutglsy, Manhattan college Qassic; Other cops District bowling honors In 19— PA'S nose out New Haven mond opener, 8*3, on tolly In feature. Mike Delaney decisions 3—East Glastonbury bands in Mancneater aa the Pollsh-Amer* League. Cluskey second In road race In > Sldas, S7-13, aa winners In State League, 47-45. Girls lose, pulling even wrltb Green. High Hat­ ninUi. Twl League to use baaeballa losing streak. Mrs S. O. Johnson easy decision over High's New 29— M.H.S. wallopa Doering tance star, splashed and Jumped freshman, took th# 400 meter run ilM to r Rac Senior League first round. ters cop Tuesday Junior League Art Gagne of WllllmanUc. Kid Green first Tri-County League wins ladles' club champlonablp at leans added the Twilight League New York. ^ High of Portland, Me., In slow, On the Schedule; 26— Local Hockey six trims15*6. made here. loss, 16*14, in wild clash. Moriar­ and Towm diamond titles to the FZngland champs on Christmas 14— M. H. 8. harriers beaten by around the course to take the event In 48.4 seconds, pulling out In Batters drub Elast 20— Tigers and Pirates win Ycrown. Bolton tripe Texaacoa In Gigllo kayoed by Johnny Rielly Country Club. night. The Rec League got off to October dreary Ult before 1,000 tana. Trade for the second straight year In the front of Roy Qwhraa of Indiana j Mataors beat Comets, Mlddleburv. 4-2, In first playoll Y Senior League after IS looses. 32— M. H. S. Is foremost scorerof Thompaonville. High scores 9th tys trim Portland Towners, 12-8. 14— Moriartys trim Roy'a ar­ Rec Senior League and Town laur* New Britain, 84*21. Seconds lose noses out New Britain In thriller, By Ths Aaaoeifitad and A0-8tara nip Wildcats, tilt. Royal Bluea contUiue unbeat­ Intermediate League games. Hol- at Connecticut State relays, flve PA’a drub Bast Hartford St. els annexed in basketball, in which a fine start with the Green as the also, 40-15. Charlie Robbina, time of 9;17.8. Forreat Efaw of University. Edwin Millar of. Ana- lywoods upset Cllffordk In West 15— Walter Holland coaches wdn In 11 starts by beaUng East ray. 6*1, to tie Blueflelda for Twl early leader In the race, and the 1—Windsor Locks upsets Mon- 23-20. Green trounces Moriart.va Oklahoma A. and M. was second. helm, Cal., wros third. An Idea which had Its^ i la Tuesday Junior League, en march In Thursday Junior Lea­ Blueflclds, Jim Foley handlea Mor* flrsU Included among 15 placea Hartford, 5*4, as Joe McEvltt Mary's. 8-0. GA's defeat French lead process the Blueflelda were divest arty grlddera, 15*0. aa rain and Uconn harrier star, placea fifth m to lead Rec Senior League with llateors in front. Bher* Side circuit as Plumbing also taken. Squatrlto, Shields and Social 'Club, 6*3. Roy's Nine whips ed of the Twi .honors they’d cap­ cage game monopolized the sports New England intercollegiate Tommy Deckard, ganging Indi­ Uon nearly 40 yean ogH gue, beating Maroons for 8th in wins. McCluskey places third in lartye and Johnny Hedlund heads burls 4*hltter. 15— Blueflelda stage five-run picture aa 1939 drew to a close and mud hampers {ocals. Art Knofla three wins as White Eaglas beat New Orleans, Jan. 1.—(IT)- ana runner, was tlM onfy repeat BIssell enjoys auccess row. St. Johns capture Y Senior Green for baseball campaign. EHIs- Ltrcb feature tor Wlgrentltes. 80—Cramp forces Joe McClus­ Marlborough, 11*7. spree In 7th to nip Mor1art}rs, 11* tured twice In euccession and the upsets defending champion Earl event, St. Johns and West Sides top Gro­ Michigan agreed to ptaywti Italn Trade coach. Wii- League'a first round honors, nip­ two-mlle at Newark. West Side 35—PoUsb*Ainerlcans capture Town diadem they'd won for flve gave way to another decade. 17—Jim Braddock, former Glenn Cunningham, the old master winner, capturing tha 5,(MO meter 'Tavern cops West Side Rec Bowl­ worth High presented trophy for key out of Norwich marathon. 3— Blueflelda lodge protest on10, in Twl clash. The Herald's fifth annual review Ballsieper In President’s Cup links cers. Local hockey team whips of the mllers, bowed to superior steeplechese In 9:17A. Foroot Efaw In a New Year’s Doy ilT> U ttta named president ot ping Texacos. C-D victory. George Leary runs Kec Senior League championship Moriartys turn back Lane Furni­ forfeit to Moriartys. Champs lose 16— Blueflelda regain Twi lead., straight years. tourney heavy champ, helps Red Men's A. Salem-Lofayettee, 4-3, In opener. icut State League ot ing honors by beating Renn's. for third straight year by defeat* Club Of Ibe Year of local sports, a day-by-day ac­ C. dedicate Sporta Center on Wells legwork and strategy by .\rchle of Oklahoma A. and M. was 30 game under siiaplcve e t t 27— -Trade topa Simsbury for 21— PA's take lead. In Recsecond leg as F'ordham rely team ture, 5-4. service of Pitcher Bill Neubauer. by beating GA's, 8-3, on Mar count of the athletic happenl.igs In 3— Tony lultano named co-cap- South Windsor herd pressed to nip San Bomanl ycsterday In the 1.560 yards behind. I's Clubs. 12th win In 14 games. MHS cagers sets mile record on Dartmouth Ing Center Billiards, 45*28, In flnal 31—Hartford downs Trade by Moriartys trim North Ends, 7*2, FCutney’s superb four-hitter. Toni-^ The PA’s, with their convincing street aa ring card draws l.OUU Bloomfield. 38-36, for 7th straight nament ot Rosea Senior League by topgilng Green ■lemonstratlon of superiority in Manchester, will he found el e- I tain of High eleven with Johnny fans. Young VandriUo suffers TKi meters run of the Sugar Bowl' Campbell Kane of Indiana V. reached Ito fulleat growth 19—ttad e School again drubs leave for game at Portland, Me. as ppalach stars, 40-28. Barbers track. A11-Manchester cagers beat playoff. Wind up cage semion with 11-8. 6th setback In 11 games. to hold Twi League lead with four Gvadls la leading twirler of Moun*' where today’s Issue. ■Tlultlne. win. Hornets and Suicides remain track meet. 1>eat out Wayne lUdSOUt Of North 43*17, as Ray Orlffin South Windsor achieves 13th Wllllmantic In first start of Water­ 25 wins, 18 losoeo. High Jayvees top West Hartford, wina. tain States League under banner '■"0 major sports eaa:!y rank .is In first fIsUc start. Testimonial lied for "Y" Intermediate League when soma 800,000 football rally to overcome West Sides, 28- r.ie club of the year." especlaily 4— PA’s and Green stole localdinner held for Braddock. The little runner from Emporia. Teijias Teachers In tb t g(M metera turned out in olx dlffannt In fifth straight victory, straight victory, drubbing Canton, 22. Wlldcast spring another aur- bury tourney, 41-33. Norton Girls 20—Johnny Hedlund, Green 8*3. High golfers shut out .by 4— ^oe McCluakey retains no­of Williamson. baseball show during 1939 oeaoon. lead. Kas., who holds the world 2.000 with a 1.54.3 time. n hips Hartford, 4*3. 51-17. St. John..! defeat Naugy coach and catcher, reported sign* Newington, 18-0. tional steeplechase title to gain 18—Sal Maltempo of WiUlman- as many of Its baseball players 19— Moriartys defeat State Prl- to see New Year’s Diqt priae In Tuesday Junior League, outroiigh PA lassies, 15-14. ware also members of the Green 5— Ernest Vlot tops PA’s at bataon eleven, 6-0, as Murdock inter­ meter record, dnfeated his fellow Walter Mehl, Univtralty of Wis­ games. tin t round honors in Zephvrs, 28-24. .Mickey Katkaveck tripping Meteors. High Hatters 10 Eagles, St. Johns stay tied ed by Blueflclds as receiver. Jack his I8th national title. Greg Rice tlc snaps Ilddle Elm's win streak Kensan and Blaine Rideout, of Wadnasday bowling lea- leads’ catchers In East Texas Lea­ array that captured the Tri-Coun­ Hockey with fat mark of .4^. Ed Kovla is cepts pass and scampers 97 yards consin redhead, cutlgatod Don Lash Tha first gome wot pUqrsd ( retain lend. Sam Walker sets lo­ for Y Senior cage honors, both Dwyer signs aa Twl League um* ot Notre Dame wipes ont local as pro by earning a draw In local leading twirler. North Texas Teachers college, be­ of Bloomington, ImL, and Greg Laglon'i rifle team bows to gue for 1938 aca..ion. pire. Jim O’Leary, deposed at June runner's record In 5,006 meters. feature. Tommy O’Neil loses to ty League championship. Also for tally. Joe McCluskey third aa Deering Trouncetl 1903, and Michigan w«L cal pin mark for live game* with winning. Shamrocks drub Maroons outstanding in baseball was Man­ 6— Bristol crushes M. H. S. InDon Lash wins 6th Straight na­ fore 15.000 spectators—largest Rice of Notre Dame In the 8.000 ’The first real Rosa Bo* Hartford. 28— fleering High of Portland.731. to clinch runner-up spot In Thurs­ earlier meeting, to fill vacancy in Green noses out Wethersfield, 2*1, Frank Partridge of Hartford. By The Associated Press crowd ever to see a track meet in meter run. His Um* woe 8:44.8. fair Britain Furriers tup Me., stagmi late drive to humble staff. 3— M. H. S. retains CCIL title bito top Tri-Oounty League. Moriar­ West Sides top PA’s In Twl up­ chester High with Its second National League League grid opener, 13*0, on two tional croaa country title. Tom was played between Ws 22— McCluskey third In Bostonday Junior I.«ague as Heights beat baaeball, battenng West Hartford straight annexation of the . dletown In baseball opener, 5*4, four-run barrage In fifth, 5*1. Chamber of Commerce golf crowm. New Haven 5, Springfield 4. rifled out a 57 to 10 triumph for Its taton for the battle 'hetwsiii . H. 8. trims West Hartford Boys' Club. 18-Morlarty Brothera runner- aa pInch-hItter SmachetU launch* golfers and netmen fare well In Red Men started off with bouta at jury. Manchester volley ball team To Defeat Tennessee unbeatoa toams of Bouthoni ’ Royal Blues clinch Thursrlay iips In four-atate volley ball tour­ 0—Hartford turns back local Globe Hollow mermen place fourth the State Armory in February, Providence 6, Plttaburgh 1. 8— Moriartys trounce Hartford flfth straight win without a defeat nth straight, 42*16, aa Squa- 30— Olenney'8 cop first win InJunior Lesgue court title by down­ ca rally. State Frosh drub High state title play. In Hartford meet. Mohawks beat Tonight's Schedule Blue Ridge, 7-0, Murdock racing loses to Hartford and Bristol. tornla and Tennemee.’ Oole and Gavello pace on- ney at Camden, N. J. Favorites tracksters as Elmo Gavello sets Legion. 2*1, although Olbert twirls then buUt an outdoor arena at the 24—Johnny Riley atops Bobby this season. 'The Pine Tree Stators Both toams .w«st thriai||k - West Side loo)i ns Hollywood five ing Shamrocks. West Side Mules 8— M. H. 8. wins 111* CCILtwo-hltter. Legion Juniors, 3*3. National 40 yards for only counter. Local had oven more trouble In scoring to 7, or even with 6 throe point ht. Tarryville again bumbles trims Clifford')*, Red Men sign Ed­ win Y Intermediate League games. school record In discuss with 118* track and field title In 15th meet, comer of West Center street and gcLers down Avon In team match, Allen In Red Men's semi-final aa Men of Troy Rated a s drag for the Voluntaon. aaaa undofoatod. atthourit; 44*43. PA Girls win. 15-10 top Plumbers, 46-45. Engles trim Highland Park to 7—Eddie Elm kayoes Romeo 21— West Sides hold Moriartys Hartford Road for summer offer­ Montreal at New York Ameri­ than they did here and trailed by die Elm and Joe Delaney for first 24,—M.H.S. whips Rockville. 43- foot throw. gaining fourth straight crown for to 4*all Twl tie. Fran Leary re­ cans. 48-24. Polowltzer and Scully ^raw In 32-4 at halftime. 4 crowd of 1200 8-7 Favorites to Cop Poundage and numbors ta the Trojans wars tted twleo. n u ts Simsbury, 46-29, as boxing show here. grab lead In Y Senior League. 29— Ernest Vlot named Greenrccond time and setting new scor­ Duebarme In fourth round for 6th ings, then converted the old Wells main go. Howard Brown a star matter of outstanding replact- woo tta conferenoa kqrko stars. South Windsor 21, In season's finale Jor record of North End to sponsor team In Tri triumph as pro boxer. PA’s de­ veals Intention to enter Fordtaam street armory into a Sports Onter Detroit at Chicago. 9— South Windsor beats Monsonhooter at Springfield College. fans saw the clash. 31— Trade routs Plainville High,12 wins In 15 gamest Trade rc{)cls coach with Harry Bemardl as ing mark of 78 1*2 points. Harry U. after finishing at Seton Hall International* American High In soccer, 5*1. 6th Straight R^se En­ ments were Southernithern Chlifoifontta ■Tannsasas to ths out 8th In row, beat mg League. captain, confirming report of Hed* Squatrlto sets record In shot with feat West Sides, 6-1. Board of for flgbta and other attractions South Windsor gains 54-20 victory advantages. Tbeaa factors probably ooofsrsaos sad fiouthsrn 44-30. Ellsworth High cagers ot Putnam by 36-33 for record of 16 20 TIgera trip Center Springe Arbitration disallows protest of Prep. this winter. Hershey at Philadelphia. 12— Howard Wylie leads Moriar­ South Windsor upset by Tourtel- wins In 19 starts. Eagles gain hind's signing with Blueflclds. 48 foot, 8 inch toss as Ed Shields 22— Johnny Hedlund, Blueflelda Pittsburgh at Sprin^eld. in cage opener with Berlin. counter at Pasadena. Influenced the thin layer of fhvortt- ala, ta the Padflo Ogait ^'f^B-McCluskey withdraws from fo assure tie for Y Intermediate 30— F'rancls Leary runs two*rcores double in 440 and broad Blueflelda over forfeiture to Mori­ Elm Clicka Aa Pro tys at plate with .411 average. Art 28— Green beaten in cage debut Week End Sports Ism. 3,000 meters because of in- lotto High, 22-21, after 13 straight lead In Y Senior I-eaguc by drub­ artys. East Hartford Red Sox up­ ace catcher, quits baseball for Eddie Elm, after on Impressive longratz, catcher, paces fielders. and Tenassass’a bing Highland Park ns Rockville title as Vernon, Suicides also win, minute halt mile as Seton Hall Jump. Elmo Gavello again tops by Hartford Ehideea, 28-26. Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 1.—(ffi— ea’t sscorsd upofi all I auffered at Sugar Bowl, de- wina Center Billiards beat West .Ml-Manchcaler entry loses to set Roy’s team, 3-1. season after Injury on diamond. career oa on amateur middle­ Obaney Brothers Machine South Windsor bootera nip West 29— TYade School hoopsters wral- Tennaasea's greatest boUback, Sides, 40-20, Barbers batter Green, and St. Johns also win. High loses Prep wins relay title at Penn Re* school discus mark with toss ot 23— PA's outblt Blueflelda but By The AaoocUted Press Down in the bottom of Rose Bowl George "Bod Newa’’ Cofego, pro­ Tha gams promtoad to ba i 10th Indoor campaign Waterbury Holy Names, 34-26, in 120 feet, 2 1*2 Inches. 9— Green edges Wethersfield. weight, during which be earned (Farr’a AUeya) Hartford. 2*1. lop Alumni tenth straight Ume, wins twice over week- 50-27, In Rec. Senior League. Tig­ eight cagers by graduation In lays. Legion again to back Junior lose Twl tut. 4*2. the state title In hia dlvialon, turn­ 13— High gains thrilling 18*1; New Orleans—Archie Son Ro­ today a couple of teams squared vided a problem that could bo solv­ thrlUsr Hks Um 13551 ers, Elagles, Suicides triumph a/. June. Waterbury cage tourney. Team No. baaeball team. 4— North Ends lose to Granby,7-5, to strengthen Tri-County 36-28. whteb Southern GallMl«lk: l basting Glastonbury Grads 1 cops Cravat League alley title. lead, GA’s rout French Social 26— Sam Shumway o? Webster ed to the professional ranks and Hock Saws (1) \ictory over West Hartford, mak­ SO—Alumni quintet trims M. H. mani beats Glenn (Tunningham by off to settle the burning queatton ed only in the heat of battle. The rOonn. Purrlera. John "Sparky' Y Intermediate League opens sec­ 25—Joe McCluskey dethroned as 9- 6. other teams rained out. and Sal Maltempo draw In local compiled an eight-bout winning E. Johnson . . . . 93 81 . .—174 ing all points In last period. Inches In stretch duel to win uncertainty of his Injured kiiM woo Its way to m, last-adadlfi ond round. Royal Blues bieat Sky national steeplechase king In run­ 21 -Center Billiards trip Green. 5— Mike Delaney hard pressedClub, 20-2. Tbomaaton Legion S. for 8tb time In ten years, 86-19, of the hour—does Tennessee play sumclent over Duke. leads West Bide League May whips Moriartys, 6-2. Country ring feature. atreak before he was held to a D. KitUe ...... 85 121 97—303 14— High harriers defeat Stateas local schoolboys launch season 1,500-meter race at Sugar Bowl glvoI tte otaunohost with 120 average. Y Tlg- Chiefs. East Sides and High Hat­ ning second to Tomni.v Deckurd. 30-26, In Rec Senior League a.s to beat Harmon Richards of Bris­ 27— GA’s dowm Weat Sides, 11* draw by Sal Maltempo of Wllll- Vltullo ___ 107 99 88—294 track meet; Walter Melh defeaU better football than Southern Coll- backer a coae of the craapa..H# was Crowds rsagtag ftom ters continue deadlock In 'Tuesday Fran Leary cops thlrtennis tourna­ In tbs persons of Butet Warren, er contorsaos chi .. 26 PA's flash fine form to drub ristio pro with technical knockout ■ 11—Legion Juniors beat New ban League bolds one-day tourney to South Windsor. 6*0. ment; Uardnar Mulloy and Henry fans''jammed Into the Ug stadium slick pssaar, and Johnny, Butter, couple of nsar^haavtotol' XiSague overtime clash, 2K- 1—PA'S drub S t Johns, 51-20, dent of Twilight League for sixth over Paul Warren In tMrd round blasts Trade, 27-8. Britain. 9-5. have met with Indifferent success Monkey Wrenchee (3) 19— High harriers defeat Bru-triumph over Weat Hartfonrd In aa Tigers and Center Sprtngi Meriden St. Stans, 43-23. Girls i sticcesslvrt year, six teams repre­ here. Green trounces Glastonbury so far. Weiss ___ ...... 95 92 85—272 CCIL opener. Bobby ElUs of New PruaoS beat Riggs and Elwood to find out for themaelvea. broken field running ■podaUst. but lined up tor thsas ywiigsff '' and Ed’s Collegians of Bristol nip also victors, 16-10. of Hartford bout. M. H. S. golfers 7— Moriartys edge PA's In I’wi 12— Crowd of 3,000 attends tol, 17-3S, but lose to Hartford. (Tooke, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4, 6-2, In dou­ Plgebln Jargon was the universal aria. Green, 31-28, In beneflt for Infan­ sented at organization meeting. trounce TerryvUIe High, 14-4, for League opener. 3-2. Catcher Russ Tall Cedars Sports Night, see In Trl-County finale, 17*8. Mori­ Cage Interoat High Corbin ...... 73 77 . .—160 32-25, In triangular meet here. Britain declslona Billy Towne ot language of the day. Since the U. tha aMra praoence of Cafego In a eaoountsrK"fai adattkai • 3 9 - ^ t a r BlUards trips Green, 27— Nick Angelo named mana­ artys defeat New Britain Falcons, The year 1939 saw more basket­ T. Dubaldo . . . . 85 98 76—259 bles flnal. gams was oaouranca of a oubatan- picked tosiBs of sanlor aififi tile Paralysis Fund here. At Obu- ger of Moriartys nine. TlRcra, Pi­ 2 3 - Y TIgera trounce Royal cecond win In four matches. Pratt tops High fielders with New Britain swamp Legion Jun­ 20— Meriden blasts M. H. S. gridSpringfield In local ring feature. 3. C, Trojans won the nomination and PA'S drub Barbers, 44- chowskl wins foul shooting title Blues, 53-35, In opener of Junior mark of .979. Blanchard best 11*3. ball played here than ever before. Holland ...... 118 101 110—329 Ellawortb of South Windsor trims Los Angeles—National Collegi­ Uol uplift for Um team, ho east and srsst In 1164 'te Rac Senior League. Stanley rates and Center Spring.* continue 3— Ten errors bring High loss at iors, 12-4. 28— PA’s upset Blueflelda, 7-6, Lange ...... 115 120 116—351 title hopes with 13-0 victory ae ate A. A. votes for new code giv­ and reached into the old south to Shrine chatHy gams a t BMI with 31 out of 40. Realise 835.50. Y Intermediate League tie by win­ town series as Znmaiti* features. Bristol, 9-4, for first CCIL defeat twtrler with shr straight wins. 13— Blueflelda down Weat Sides, No less than six leagues flourished 'clocked punt and fumble pave way Thomaaton, 53-15. hand an InvItaUon to the Volun­ t Boeh 6lh Straight Katkaveck sent to Sac- M.H.8. hockey team beats Glaa- High Hatters upset Clifford's. 60- In first Twi League playoff aa er*. last season and seven circuits are E. Jnhnnnn •• 115—115 6— PA's trounce TerryvUIe, 60-ing organization power to penalize Five thousand Tsnnesasg fol' dSOOe la Pacific Coast League ning. CllfforiTa annex West Side In two games. BoanI of Arbitra­ 9— Cy Blanchard twirls no-hIt,11-8, after losers blast Borello rora almost lose game. being conducted during the current to scores. subsidization and other athletic In­ teers, the bouse of football foimd Mighty Tsaaa A. aad tonbury In season's opener. Junior title by trimming Holly­ 13. Eddie Elm wins decision over tion named by Twl League. no-run game as M. 11. S. blanks from slab. Moriartys lose second 22—Paul Ballsieper wins Freai- 20, In State League opener. Girls discretions. Itaelf divided over the outcome of lowera wars nolally oonfldsat that laatcber. Bast Sides upset Met- Tiger Ixni F'lowers at Bristol. 29— Edmund Shields sets pace campaign. The 1939 Champa Includ­ 486 488 602 1476 bow, 25-4. Green batters Whalen with or without Cofego their taam bastoa aoutbwsat , 1^11, to cause three-way tie 3—Cougars beat Speedboys In wood Five, 29-24, In playoff. 4— Trade School smothers Tor­Middletown, 9-0, In second state In row to Rockville Red Men, 5*2. In defense of hia towm decathlon 'd the Tigers In the YMCA Inter­ oent’e Cup links UUe by beeting Montgomery—South beats North, the latest ranawal of the oldest and champion, met Tutaao, Thursday Junior League upset as 28— Elmo ‘‘Bed’’ Gavello lendsSSlnt.s and Eagles maintain Y rington, 16-0. tourney start. North Ends drop Legion Juniors bow to Windsor, Mikes (1) .Arthur Knofla In finals, 2 and t. Jewelers, 66-40. Yale. Princeton 33-20, in all-star blue-gray foot­ best known of the bowl claasles. would break Um ■peU Um Trqlana ay Junior League le ^ as Senior tie. title, leading record field with 12 mediate League, S t Johns In the cop Weat Side Junior League have held on Um Roos Boiri—five •’pawot'’ toam. ta Um Bi and Comets also win. 811- Shamrocks, Maroons and Royal M.H.S. cage sron'rs with 102 5— M. H. S. regains form to routTwl League debut to GA's, 5-2. on 7*4. points In first five events. '. Senior League, the Royal Bluea Nelson ...... 91 82 03—263 Brother Earl It club champion. ball game. Souther* Oal CholM with tha Aggtas rated Bluea also win. Ten-player limit points, nosing out Harry Hqualrilo 24 -Unbeaten Tigers gain Y.M. Norm putt's two-hItter. Ernie 16— Green drives on toward Tri- 20—High harriers beaten by games. Unacored on In ten gamao this ravious wins In that number of -phnars cop first round of y West Hartford, 16-0, as Cy Blan­ 30— Flying wedge Injures Eddie n the Rec Thursday Junior Wilson ...... 89 89 78—231 I-os Angeles—Avlln (Bo) Mc- raw Year's Day appaaraaess. Itos daqpll* flOtttoam bowling league, set for New England cage tourney. by single point. Jim Foley named C.A. Intermediate I.,eague title with chard gives up but three scratch Dowd named coach of West Sides. County title by beating Rockville Elm, may not box for six weeks. l.eague, the High Hatters In the P. D'jbaJdo . . . . 96 80 93—278 Middletown, 28-27. Seconds win by 7— Eight former M.H.S. athletesMlllln of Indiana elected president last season and unbeaten In a R II-* x —*n de tops Rockville Hi). 3— M.H.8. wages uphill flght tocoach of Morlarty Rrothers nine. inth straight victory. M.H.S. hoop- lilts and gets 12 strikeouts. HIg. 11— Green drubs East Berlin,Red Men. 11-2. Moriartys wallop 31— Ed Shields set record low Rec Tuesday Junior League, Clif­ Fisher ...... 77 75 74—223 a point. Ellsworth bootera blank awarded letters by University of of American Football Coaches' As­ string of 23 games reaching bock Dsfonsivsly. the etub Major Bob Gteergta Theh, 4747*20, aa Bycholskl paces trip Meriden, 31-23. Ellsworth Center Blllarda up.set PA'a In Rec sters bow before Green's rally. 48 nrtmen drop third straight match 10- 6, for fourth straight Trl-Coun- Anchor Inn, 28-0. Yannigans up* score at 21 1*2 points ta retaining W. Johnson . ..119 104 Bloomfield, 1-0 Connecticut for sports proweao. sociation. * Into 1937, Tennaaaee had a remork- Nsytead's taUliant ooaohlag built ford's In the Rec Monday League g-^Biiatol swamps M-H.8. In tbs aottthasatani f. High mermen beat Weav* quint returns to form to drub League, 32-30. Green drubs West ,35. to West Hartford, 4-1. ty League triumph. Moriartys beat .set Regulars. 18*4, In VFW tilt. town decathlon title, ecoring firsts and the PA’s In the Rec Senior | 28— M. H S l'i)d« Middletown Chicago—Gabby Hartnett aigns abla record that nevarthelsaa foil­ Into an uasoorsd on power ta 1339 rated a trifle' OrfltelU equals record In Portland, 40-16. Windsor High up­ Sides, 42-10, to tie Amerka for 2.5 - Lockhart Rogers, former 6— M. H. S. track and field teamSouth Windsor. 13-4. North Endn 17— West Sides blast PoutneyIn brood Jump and hop, step .and 472 429 430 1341 to tcoreless tie In League grid u' dull, drab cage tilt. 40-18. East one-year contract to manage (Tuba ed to Impress the odds mokora. outraaksd tbs Trojan taam ta ths lead. High Hatters beat Meteors trip Granby, 8-1. League, while the PA Girls copped ( sea o r Tulans. flS6t backstroke. sets Trade, 38-27, third loss In 16 High star, •eta broad Jump and Hweeps honors In triangular meet but lose to Blueflelda, 7*5, In Twi jnmp, seconds ta 100, .220, .440, the town feminine honors Calipers (8) set. Fran L-a..- .t .as Fordham Hartford nips Trade In thrUler, BO­ at reported ealary of $30,oio0. Those who bock their opinions prs-goms sIsVup. On ths ogonsa Mx hators make 68 points to games. Local hockey team bows to hold Tuesday Junior League iluHh records at Wesleyan. Captain with Hartford and Briatol as Ei, 12— PA's nip GA's on Ray Hol­thriller. high Jump, shot put, dlscmi and J. KitUe ...... 76 87 83'^45 frosh to victory- in dual croM SS. South Windsor trim* Tourtei- Loe Angelea—Rad Chip, from with money, folding or clinking Olds. Southern (SsUtornta outrank' lead. Eddie Elm kayoe.s Irish The only thing that kept the country meet with N'YU. ed tbs other. throng of 53,000 la Highland Park In Y Ben- to Waterbury, 6-1, In seml-flnals Mike OrfltelU cops two places as Shields cops triple in 440, high and land's two-run hit In Twl League, 18— Legion Juniors blank WestJavHin and flftli ta 880. Fran PA’a from being truly a “wonder” Wind ' ...... 05 89 87—271 lotte. 35-18. for third straight Circle M. Ranch, runs mile In types both acceptable, Instatlaa Oraags BowL Laii«ue, St. Johns and Eagles of State League playoffs. Eagles Jimmy Burns In first round at only .M.H.S. scorer In state aquatic broad Jumps. Harold Civlello 4- 3. Kid Gigllo kayoes Gregg Mori- Hartford. 4-0. Leary Is runner-up with 28 points. team woa the terrific slump suf­ Gibbon ...... 93 93 96—282 29— Moriartys smother River- 10—Green sweapa two week-end 1:39 3-3 to win $10,000 California Southern (Saltfornla's twlcs-Uad Weights wars dscktedly la tovur Waterbury. view eleven of Holyoke, 28-0, Mur­ tussles, beating Middletown Gari­ A fourth sottthsm arlnnlng. Borlartys lose cage top Texacos to clinch second place meet. shoots fine golf on local links. An­ arco in first round of Red Men 19— Partyka whitewashes PA’a fered In the State League. Cham­ B. Johnron ...... 88 108 103—299 breedera’ championship at Santa but undefeated team os the of Um homsguards. Tbs U. 1. C. Uvs. c temsoe. to St. Peters, 30-36. Royal In Y Senior League. thony Gryk named president ot bout. High golfers ci.pture County 5*0. for Moriartys, aa largest pions of ,'^1987*38, the Amerks top­ Durfee ...... 85 08 107—290 dock crorlng twice In rout of in­ baldi's, 36-34, and New Britain Anita track opening. favorite. The margin was slight, 8 line corrlsd a 307.peuad avsrags 26 PA’s upset United Aircraft crowd of season sees Twl tussle. vaders. Furrian, 49-40, as 8ber Moorhouas Oollsgs In ths Oflllaai._-. batter Heights, 66-10, to re- 4— McCluskey loses shoe In two- March on court. 43-40, In beneflt for Pollsh-Amerlcan Athletic Club. League diadem by trimming Wea­ pled almost to the cellar but still ooto the field.'Simeeeee' where about 90,055 im i|' . nabaaten in Thursday Junior mlle race aiM places flfth at New Bnmo Byrholskl, Collegians 8—High's 6-run uprising In ver for record of 11 wins and six 21—Mike Delaney kayoes Kid bad enough on the ball to retain 436 473 478 1887 ■tan In both gomaa. lighter a t 136 pouada. aa Speedboys, Maroons, York. M.H.8, mermen defeat Hltl- sixth stops Trade, 9-8, for 7-6 edge losses. Jimmy Civlello again nam­ Duke of Shelton in first round of '"^U-dMnefirid^d^rowrdT^Sr^ thotr dominance of the local court n Smeldaa, Hernata. BolMoga poundage dUterenoss i pectsfl. CIsmaon. I—Johnny B.veholskl tops Trade swamp Flangera In prelim. 60-48. light League ohanspe otter two November southora osatorsnei, I win other games. houae and West Haven In tri­ School cage scorers for second suc- In series. Newington golfers snap ed captain of team. wild slugging match here. Roys seana. N arsing Effort Wasted e y Y Intarmsdlsta Leogva lid- coosMerobie, with the Trojans IS—Bristol npaets M. H. H. to angular meet to remain unbeaten. YMCA Intermediates close M. H. S. winning streak at three 13— West Hartford forfeitsnine defeated 3-2 by GA's In Twl years oa PA's win, 5*4, when Bay averaging 157 to 1«0 to r tb s V iim - stalm to Um resslve year with 280 points with sciraon ns champion TIgera, Center Honaml's wallop ta 7th with three Trade Eajoya Soocees 1— Harry S. Kltchlng nomad Caps Make a Runaway ally asrardsd to B far OCIL lead, 86*37, before i.- 5— PA'a trip Middletown, 38-31,William Boyko again runner-up straight. Charlie Kebart and Vir share of diamond title, making League. VFW Regulars beat Yan­ The schoolboy front was mo­ Ogden, Utah — ur> ~ Clarence Trade School basketball coach, 18—PA'a drub RockvlU* for to o n , at BeU City. Trade .Springs and Vernon win flnnl Abroitis trim Rockville dun on M. H. 8. champ In 1938. Local All- nigans, 11*5, In second tilt. on cope thrilling playoff ctaah. nopolised by the local State Trade •acond Stato Leogua vtetory, 49-18. Dials HowaU's AD fur 5th State League victory. Girls with 14.5. All-Mancheaters trip games. Barbers clinch title In Five kayoes mark Red Men's fis­ Byrne foimd a sick duck and nurs­ succeeding E. Bshober, mentor for Southora CUIfornla wSs prspar< taachscB of TSngdl, atops Hartford by 40-19 tor bow, 25-11. Morlarlys win volley Hartford Atlas In cage debut, 55- alleys by 91 pins. Stars trim All-Nations array from 23— Green bows to Windsor, 9*8, School which climaxed a highly ed It bock to health—a t-wo ten years. Ellsworth trims Spring- Girls lose, 19-6. Speedboys, Top sd to throw thrss quartorbaeklk victory In 11 starts. New ball tourney at Torrington. tie West Side League bowling. 10— M. H. S. and RockvilleNew York. 7-3, on Marv Pout- but holds Tii-Courty lead. Moriar­ tic program. successful season by reaching the months' Job. Then ha act It free, Hatters, Royal Blues and Sham fsrsnes ehasBi' 34. Yankees win West Side Rec 28 Green upsets PA’s In over­ field Cathedral, 6-1 for 10th soc­ Of Intam Hockey Race one after anotlMr, a t tha .oppoal* wls of Cat noses out Pollsb-Ameri- Somerville for League lead. junior bowling title. break sports rivalry In baseball ney's 3-blt pitching. Bulldogs beat tys beat State Prison. 14*3. Broad 5— Moriartys defeat OA'n ta Twl finals of the state CSass B tourna­ with a tog bearing his uncle’s cer win. rocks victora in Wedneoday Junior Uon. ^ Bhass of gridUsa atfotm 45*42, to dim State League time Rec Senior League tussle, and basketball by mutual agree­ Mohawks, 16-5, In Junior scries Brook blanKS GA’s, 2*0. Local League irtayoff opener, 5*3. Earl League oponen. tb s Sub Bosri. 6 -New BrltUln Holy Croaa pins 2 Charles Fivnns wins one-ball ment, the flrat vocational educa­ name ettacbed to Its leg. A few 2— High varsity and aaeonds I ly woriMd gouthsw ChUfocala ta* «Rla hopes. Only two of 35 local 10-30. to cop first place in second ment. Berthold and Oenovcsl ot opener. golfers wallop Norwich rivals, 49* Ballsieper wins golf title of local tion school ever to accomplish 14— Prinetton, Tola cop West heaval la Um western dtvMon m 8lh loss on PA'a In Slate League, event at F’arr’s alleys. .Maroons. rounil n.s Shcr Moorhouse stars. days later the imcla, Walter Bytsa beaten by Weaver In cross coun­ o U bowl. If OrsavOte * ‘“lilTlI teams Mssesa unbeaten rec- 51-38. Girls lose. 14-11. Tigers Itockvllle rally to beat Kebart and 14— Blueflelda blank North32, as Pro Elnar Anderson shoots Country Club. Sher Tedford cops that faat. The Traders loat the< of Piedmont, wyo., received a let­ try. Bide Junior tussles. Tbroa-way U4 Are Far Ahead in West* aUadtago. foiled to turn on Um soortag ' ards. Royal Blues and Tigers. Ells- Shamrocks victors in Thursday ‘26 PA Girls tie series with Abraltla In final half of pin match par-busting 08. Also win Suburban caddy tourney. Moriartya top marks T Wadnasday bowll whip IHratos for ninth straight Junior league to stay tied for sec. Ends, 4-0, aa Bill Neubauer pitches UUe to East Hartford High. Man­ ter from a Denver eportsman; 3— Ellsworth High of South em Division of Loop; Sot Otowd Rosord. itma. Ambress Sohtadler or a ■) ' Worth tewns Stafford. 40-12, for victory to cop Aral round honors Norton Girls by winning, 24-15. to win event by 42 pins. one-hit ball. Bulldogs trim Mo­ League match from East Hart­ Sadd’a MUl Ramblers, 16*5. Mar­ chester High ran into iU old Jinx, "Finest duck I ever tasted Windsor ends soccer season with loagus play. Zion Lutharsna, The Now York Rangers have Doyte Nava usually ataaagsd to llMb straight. ond as Royal Bluea remain un­ High Hatters bow before Clifford’s, 11— Ray Holland signs withhawks again, 13*1, to cop Junior ford. lon Vittner wins sprint at Good­ Naugatuck High, in the opening Devlla and East Bides win Thura- ,34—Eagles turn back Middle- In YMCA Intermediate League. beaten. VFW bowlers bent Brltlsh- 11 wins, ooa tla and no losses. E^ag|es Hold 5*Poinl surnwunted what oppaared to bo find the ooatblnatloB, ths Team Nok 4 took 5 polatil Cliffords and Plumbing win West 44-30, In Junior series. Green aa Blueflclds, his former Twilight League title. Ecjdl* Elm 24— PA’s bit hard to turn backyear. round of the Class A event and Cleveland—Charley Bergna and High to pay $50 nightly for Ar­ day Junior League opeflsra. Um blggaot ohoUcla la Ihalr quest tte with ths vJatomity o t OsU pim T, 89-33. T Tigers gain 18th Amerlcan rivals. 30 Ellsworth C-D cage champs team, acquire David and Cronin. decIsionB Bob Brewster of Spring- GA's, 7*5, as Holland leads attack 6— M ortar^ and OA’a pUy to waa summarily deprived of Its 15— MMB. downs East Hart­ M ai^n in the Eastern. Tiam No. f. Tram Ito. t to" aga v l^ ry , beating New Britain Side League tilts. Archie Bollaert win alx-day bike mory rental. tor a now Notional Hoeksy lai«us fornta at Loo AagOot hUag th s petats toom Taam Mta t . ' 7—PA'a edge West Sides, 39-30, 3—Eddie Elm earns decision feted at banquet. Blueflclds name Becker pacea High hitters with field in Hartford bout. Tony and in Twi victory. Spike Injury spoil­ 6*6 tie oa mlaplaya mar game. state and New England crowrna ml* race. 4— High seconds how to Wood-ford, 25-94. Trado boopstora drub record wtaatag stisak. but thsrs balor T, 56*22. over Young Sharkey of Wllllman- Bill Martin as baseball manager, .571 average. Windsor Locks tripr. Billy Coburn earn kayo wins at ed Mickey Katkaveck's chances 8—High draws 77 candidates to though tbora was some conaolaiton Simsbury High, 56-83. Wblto W m o r bit high Ua|to|i : 15—PA'S edge Rockville cagers. to cop Kec Senior League first By Th6 Aasodsttd Prsss are two mors Just ahead. tnsl raaito B s^ sad 5 ptring with l i t ixjund honors. Center Billiards tlc. Kid Gigllo kayocB Joe Conway sign Ncblo Bbrcllo as pitcher. Twl Trade nine, 5-4. High golfe'ra gain Sandy Beach. with Sacramento of Pacific Coast flrat football practice. In Its sharing the CCIL honors Eaglea nip West Sides, 83-W. Ths Itaagsrs set n new mark Nava was the hero o t the Rosa Girls bow, 35*12. St. Johnr of Holyoke In second. Tigers, League welcomes North Ends Into 5th win In eight atorts, beating League. 19—Moriartya alp OA’a, 3-1 to with Bristol after winning out­ You can look for a lot of riiangoa was ctess btotad with a i Westfield, 28-25. top Barbers, 37-33. High Hatters 16— Joe HUlnskl leads Trade Groan triam S t Johns, 53-36, and tor tlMmaslvsa lost night when Bowl a year age whan hia paasaii lU aad 5 strtag of_555- triumph over Elast Sides to lead Pirates remain unbeaten In Y In­ circuit. Hartford. School hitters with .400 averase 25— Legion ties Hartford, 0*0.enter Twl Leegb* finals against right in the great season of 1987* Advice From Most Valuable Brother Moriartya ropol FotrSold Grocers, la Um IndlanapoUs Capital^ line­ they trotmesd lbs Now York to A1 Hnegar tnrasd slaMst eer- -M. H. 8. accepts Invitation termediate League to continue tie 31—Trade School faculty beats 12— M. H. 8. shells Bristol on aa Olbert burls 3*bltter, stay tied 58. i.play Deeiing High at Portlanu Tuesday Junior League. Ellsworth Fred Stanger tops fielders and PA’s. 8S-S1. In Itoo Senior League open- up almost say day now. AaMriesna. 6-3, bofors a sosaon- Ula dstoat Into a T to I vtetary '***“ *^wse1 drubs Stafford High, 34-16, for for lead. Class of 1636 on chalked court, 12- Blanchard's three-hitter, 10*3, to Fred Modean paces pitchers. Mo­ for second In Dtatrict League. 13— Three vets form nucleus ot Of interest here was the brilliant era. South Windsor w o ll^ Suf- record crowd of 16A36 6t Madison Tigers hold Suicides acor<-U-se Tbs Capo, loodars of tha pitar- over Duka ta the last f ^ i Taam No. 4 •soasasa ...5 15th victory In 16 games. 4 Giildn Georgcttl and E 0 e • e • a Dampo^ Cknton High, 47-17. for No sence. Elddle Elm, Kid Oigllo and honors In West Bide Rec alley Weat Hartford upsets Meriden. Matthew R. Paton elected presi­ artys easily top West sides, fl-1. 15— Art McAlptaa kayoes Bom lyatom o t plai’oSs the A'a, Mori* Rockotoora and Ooltloa win Mon­ virit Boston to SMOt tbs Bruins, Oaator M m Mo. 5 (1) Mike Oelaney \1rtors In bouts by league with 116.0 average. 3— Jack F"raher wins pool title 16— M. H. S. drube West Hart­dent of Connecticut State Soccer Second Congoes wrln second round Shumway In third round of local »rty Brothers and GA’a remained day Junior Lnogua games. Tbs Capitals wiaa two mors rood who ora tted srlth TOfonto te r the ■uSrMgo Lewis ...... 95 U7 kayoek, M.H.S. cagers trounce 7— Trade Sc'hool swamps New;at West Shle Rec. Ed Kovla leads ford and Weaver In triangular Football Association. Green trims of 'YMCA loftbaU League. Elnar ring feature for 19th victory. n the naming and w-btn the play* gsnMS over the post wssk-tnd to tengtts teed, sad Ytarsdny they johnMMi ...... 105 91 MeCInskey natiied on track meet os cid Shields scores ifft ware over the Amerks were 16 Sulcldea and Honoto remain R l ^ O u ^ tm rk team tor Middletown, 40-28, as Jimmy Mur­ Britain Trade In Class B tourney scorers In Oak Street bowling Windsor, 12-3, to hold Trt-tjounty Anderson loses second match ip 17_PA’a trim Merlartye ta uabootoa In T Intarmadtato run tbslr lotost string to six w lt^ mast ths Amarienas agate. That >••se•ee•s•••e . Oaapor W arner ...... 117 104 14 ranked as strrpir- phy'* long shots feature. Trade opener, 46-28, as Byrholskl, Boyko league with 121-22 average. second straight triple triumph. lead. Moriartys rally in 9th to up­ PGA tourney after winning ftrst.i opener tar Twl Leogna title, 7*1. jooflUng on top o tthe heap Leogua. out a (tafsoL After swamping Um makas two good roaaons wky tha Right Tsekls Oreael ...... 110 135 15T- Bridgeport maps plasters Gilbert High for 60-24 feature. Green repels Barbers, 25- 4— PA's down Center BUUardtEddie Elm atope Jimmy DeOosta set Meriden Barons, 10*8. GA's 30— Green removes East Berlinaa Ed Kevla twins rik-l llrather Golf Act 30— PA'a eaally ropel New ToHcS pringflald Indians, 7-3, Saturday, New Yocksn aren’t likriy to equal Ootamsn ...... Winslow csge victory as Bycholskl tallies 19. to lead Rec Senior League as on early lead, 41-34, to Ue Green In SO aeconda et Hartford. High beaten by Briatol South Ends, aa title threat with 11*6 Trl-Ooun* Mra. John Morchont wins In sk< ) Local golf was highlighted by they conquered the Syracuse SUra, Um Cnaadtens' teagus-rooord 415 410 I'S sight-game win nine trims East Hartford, 14*8, as Oriored Giants, 38-17, tor 4th Right End ». *6«1 lea suffer loss 26 points. Ellsworth easily beats Center Billiards downs West Sides, for Rec Senior Leagiie lead as lat­ 5- 3. ty triumph. Legion Junlora upret and trap ahoot. brothar act of the Ballsiepers, atralght win. Wblto Bagtaa lone 8-3, lost night ta a foot gome af­ string of IS straight.strat BMda ta the BartholooMw Team N o.^ Farmington, 36-20. McCluakey 76-25. High Hatters hold lead In ter outlast West Sides. 37-28. Pat Murdock homers twice. Rock­ 18—Gibblea beat Second Uon* Earl and Paul. San was the win* ter spotting their rivals the flrst 19373s ...... 105 .New Britain T, 51*37. Uray ville High edges Trade, 4*3. Oak 19— Moriartys wallop GA's toWindsor Locks, 9*7. gain second prelim to Meriden five, 31-37. Quoitorhack to Mitchell House. ■ I ■fuesday Junior League. Tigers Harry Davis tops Y Wednesday lead Twl > League, 10-3. Johnny place. Green beats Osborne Prison 8oea, 7*6, to force second playoff lor of the club ohampionshlp at Trade's Vally falls abort one booket goal. Last aigbt's triumph wasn’t as cafego ...... H sA Tedford . ....n s 103 ard wins. Y’MCA Senior League I gain lead In Y Intermediate circuit. League bowlers with 116*41 aver­ Grill horseshoe tossers beat Hart­ Thurner leads High hitters In Farm. 13*0, aa Sturgeon and Ser­ In Y Softball League. High grid iko Country Oub and Paul walked oasy as tb s soots bvdlestsd, for Dtatx, Jr. .... at 100 names all-star team of Surolslaskl' ford. iff with the President’s Cup. Art and Putnam Trade wtno, 33-32. Those two triumphs put tbs Left Halfback boekay club topa Tor- Tandragee wins Britlsh-Amerlcan age. Ed Zamaltls leads Tigers In tourney with .464. ver pitch one-hitter. GA's batter squad cut to 40 candidates. Oak Five, Flying Irish, Shamrocks, Cops 18 potato shssd of Um Her* the Itaagsrs, sftar taktag a 3-0 f o x x ...... — ...... Robartaoa Diets. Sr. ....157 ids: and Server, forwurds; Yost, cen­ 17— Joe McCluskey severs con­ 31— M. H. B. has 18-y«nr base­ t SO—TaU Cedars defeat Second Knofla took the Chamber of (5om- load la tbs first period, hod to aor- ; 3*1, ta taka first place in ter, Mikolell and Farr, guards. Club dart, honors. scoring with 253 [volnts. nection with New York Athletic Elmwood, 5 1. George Vletoh slnlu •aotoo tourney for the third suc- Oometa and T(» Hatters cop Wed- •h ^ Bears, who jttmpsd Into sec­ Rigkt Halfback riMtf of AAU loop St 8— ^*«gat«ck Blps M.B.S. In 5— PA Girls trim Norton lassies ball average of .667 .with 124 wins ace on local links. Congoes. 4*1, In Y aoRboU play­ naedwr Junior League gomes. Yolo ond by a ono-poM margin over tteipata ta two fist tehta bswra Coffman ...... pao{ 417 M T Bwitor' League lean. 11 —M.H.S.. easily trips Wind­ Club to compete unettacbed. and 62 losses In reglm* of Coacb offs. leoatvo year. Harold Civlello led ths finish. Ths flsUe p m r i ^ wars ham. 36-14. for 10th w4n In IS o\-ertlroe thriller In Class A tonr* In series flnale, 23-12, to enp se­ 18— M. H. S. outlasts Meriden 31— GA's hold favored Moriar­ weekend e-vents with consistent ■ad Oornell ora w est Side Junior Syrsdm sad Osvalaiid. Tbs Rson FttUbaek No. t ( t) Bottnaii while Texacos ney, 42*88, to end local rhaoees of ries. Emil Plltt again named Tom Kelley. West Sides topple tys to 6-oU tie In Twri League. 31—Gibblea and Cedars ploy routed Phttadslphta. 6-0, Saturday, Art Coulter vs. Chuck OOletalo: ftaforaa. 1* O. Oaitah Rsttaad . . 51 10t game*. McCluakey second as Don to win In 11th by 7*4 as Cbrrentl softball tie, 4-4. 'egularlty as be threatened par LsogiM vtotora OlbaoB’s win first and Eaglea drun repenting for state and New Eng* coach of German-American nine. Roy'a nine In Twi debut, 7*4. Es* round of Wbst Bldo pin Issgus. then played a aroTsleoa Ue w ith the and Dutch Hilter vs. Hoelev (St Mary’s): h ia ^ H. W. Bbotar Marphy « 0 a es 6 o .104 351 Park. Royal Blues cap- Lo»h C o p s tw^mlle run at Boston. socks homer with one aboard to kil Buckland acorea ace on local 33—M. H. 8. loaea Johnny H- ima and again. Pro Elnar Anaer- fiadth. AH flour draw am 12—St. Cyrils oft- Hartford de­ land rrowno. EUaworib High trims Jim O'Leary left off Twi League break up three-hour tussle. Bull­ lOn abot a 66 for a new course 31— Jsy v in , Bast Sides and RedBarons at CIsvsIsad last night ss iPrsshytaetaa)! bead Masaa Thuiaday Junior League s Tkomaaton, 84-28, to enter seml- umpiring staff In surprise vote. links Augu$t tlne, veterans center, stricken with Dsvns remain undefeated In Thun- gofllle. Nick Domors blockod 37 slttes. and HlUor also was a w l o ti Osorgt Oordasr rosorgta Tkeh) PoatiUo ....1 1 6 ivad, basting Speedboy-s, 43- feat PA'S foHT Urat Ume In State dogs c ^ flrat round honors in sppendicitia. •ecord. tan minutes for mteconducL CMat “,S l.eague play. 46-37. Girls beaten. flnals i>f Ctaas O-D toome) . Team No. 1 wins Knights of Py­ Junior‘'Twi League. High netmen 32— West Hartford boats local There wasn’t any other summer dev Junior Loeguo. -* shots to gain bta third atralght Saht Judge. W. K. Dunn (Utehigaa Tth straight 9— Royal Uues end season withthias pin UUe. Legion nine, 3*1, in District Lea­ 3—Logtow Jualora eltach aocood n —Fran Leary rims 4:37 nUle ahutouL Smith was ths soorkif m Itato). 835 434 m l 27-18, Tigers annex 25th straight bow to Meriden, 4*1. place to District League by beat­ to place tbltd'briilad New York ictivity of note ex c^ that Man* 33— M.HJI. toppleo Meriden as two goals and two oomoto. H. 8. earily repels East win. beaUng Waterbury Bulldogs. 14 atralght win* to cop Thursday 6— 19— High High trims Hatters MUMletowa take Rec lague opener. regulars feature. 36-27. South Tbs draw finally brok* Ctevs- 45*30. aa Cole, Gavciio Junior League diadem. Eagles drub court honors by turning back 34— Eddie Elm stop# Romeoing Hartford. 8-4, oa New Britain A. C. veterans. Olbbtes tom bock 'heater High turned out another Beoton and Toroata, just two Trada tdaata New Briuin. Player limit In New England tour­ dual track naale, 65-85, aa Horry Duebarme on technical kayo in takes top honors. Roy nine kwas Toll Cedars, 3-1, to annex T Soft '4aasy track and Sold auragaUon Windsor trips TsrryvlUe, 56-28. land'a tie with the Pittataffgh Hor­ polata ahood of ths Raagors. ssoia- ney seen blow to M.H.S. chances. Texacos to keep YMCA Senior} Cliffords In deciding game. 37-34. SqoatrHo breaks brother Ooib’b hat gonurad ito tlth CCTL crown Eagles and North Ends cop Y nets, who took a 6-1 trimming at lOCfcay taam boars to Hart* League lead. Ed Kovla tops scor­ 8—Basketball hlU new high aa fifth round of feature bout here. to West Sides, 6*1. as Jackie May Boll League title. talaod tholr tta. Tko Bndna rout­ 14—Green upsets Center Bll- raeerd to abet pot wMb toaa of 47 hurls 3-hitter. 31 PeWeh Asmrteage trip Mori- n flneen aaotta and fta fourth Senior Lesgue openers. ProvidoBca and dropped to the first aatbaek, 1*0. Elis* llanU In Rec League, 37-36, as ers In Charter Oak pin league with ! compeUUve sport here with six Schults stops Gigllo in aocood. 34— Green nips White Eagles,weaUrn division oellar. Th* youth­ ed Montrosl. 6-L tor ths Cflaa- 9 fa Tourtallotta High, 80- 120.13 a'verage. feet, 16 5*4 toebaa. Btane OaveOe 35— MorlaityF Newington 3—McChiakey finiabes third In ortys agota. 5-1. ta Baphwi Twt •trolght J o t ICoauabey. Manebes* dians’ stath stra{ght dstoat. PA'S trim Barber*. 31-24, In sec­ leagues In action during past sea­ eehpeea owb stoodari ta dtaeos er’s perennial dtataaoo runner 43-39, In Rec Senior League fea­ ful Uns of Johnny Chad, Bob C ons ond round openers. Blaglea. Pirates 16—Trade Bckool drubs Bran­ son. M. H. S. aine delayed in prac­ St. I M an's, 7*£ GA^a raJlt. bow- mile run at Watorbury. Ltafwa Wle In aiHi aMtanfS $0 the Loafs ovaroaoM a tw o_ F U E L on. RANGE with 186 foot, 7 I-S tat* taao. raised Ml idtb nattonal title aa be ture is Moriartya top West Sktao. and Ed Amboia figured la tour placas itzth tai and Ttgera cop Y Intermediate ford to eater Ctoee B floola, 44-40, tice by cold weather. lng\ to Priao^Fnrm and benUn- 6—Green drubs Sim sbury, 15*0. M Itovta pRchaa a Hnoa hMMr. daolt to boat DotidU's Bad Wings. I swant at New York. Fran Trade tunu bock Hartford, 10-6, RockvlltoT^myottaa. Roy's nine moves cloeer to Tri-Coon^ dta* Moriorty cMvon togs Mkhllstowa von th* 3.000 meter stoeplschase. 4M 7. sad St. Joha'a boot Orooors. foola ta Um triumph that iHpt tbs 5-3, on Oqrtte DriOon’s League games. Li9w|y WildcaU three-time champs after 10--Jack Dwyer point* out lack on Fred Stonger's doable. High d rii lotaieet Low 54-34. Toom No. 4 oops first round Rada ta the oastern dIvMon's aoo- 6 c $sL 7« fj. of Baton Han Prep la 26tb upset leading High Hatters In lorrM Miuggle. la flrst vocation- 1 of local diamonds In Open Forum blanked by Brood Brook, 6-0. dem. Moriartys suffer 5*1 loaa at Sons of Italy, 13-0, ta grid opener osrlod tallv^^\ . George Juniors batter Weat Hartford, 10* Green Uea Now BriUln Fnlcoaa, Elmwood. OA'a bow at New Brit­ on acores by Haefa and Murdock. reotboll didn’t make muyh o t a beaor la Cravst bowtaig losguo. ood *LMt niiitts Mt the On* 1551 Tuesday Junior League. Joe Mc­ ■1 adrafisa acbsol to gala title letter. ‘ " 2. .r leeally this faQ. Manchester t t Perdham runs great leg m—d.. Bstoh Wladsor whips Glaa- 7*7. Local tonm tokM first links ain, 4-3.' Legion Junlora drub West Sida Barbers oeatp Moriorty 35— PA hoopstsrs defeat High's New Haven's l^iglss oonquarsd nadlans ta fourth ptaee. only Cluakey last In mile at Providence. 11—Green drubs Barbers, 4d*30, 31—North Ends boat itockvllle hlno, 38-L Country Ohib goUers **1 bed only a fair elaven, wtn- tiipls dumps of tS37-gg by 3^3g Sprtagflsld’s Iivttans. 6-4. to h ' ralsjr. Eaglea nip New Clifford's and Hollywood Five win taatorty, 46-37, to gain flnal* of to assure Ue for second round test from Holyoke in Suburban H oriford too, 4*2. R taor Andaeaow polat ahood o t Chtasfo and Priaoa Ptva, 33*30. Oteen West Side League games. CflM* (VD event. -'Hgers keep up Lafayette* In diamond debut, 5*7. okoeta a 66. tomr motor p ar. aw ta- lose team match to Avon. 16-17. —j two joriu throa and tytag ta Christmas Ult ss Kuriowics, night's otbor gsam to matati up on tbs Amsrirsna aad Dotrolt. honors In Rec Senior League as Groen drube Simsbury ta Trl' Green trouncea Collinsville. 5-1. In '.1 gasM. Sdoriarty Brothers OtawSewdil sad ■assridi nses vie- thstf fivs pettt margin ta tbs ssi five, 43>I0. Ed* to—Legion rifle team emergea rvtniilng pace In Y Intermediate Center BUliarda defeat Weat 36— PA’s tally eight runs ta 4th,col cowree to break leraed ba ac4 Joe „ who srs tted tor tbo ssllsr. Those liMi B l^ Taylor County League, 38*1, aa Baverick drub Roy'a nine, 11*3, ta Twl Lm * aeries opener as Tony Quortus iraod 6Ht good fleml-pro tease at Om moot valuoMa i taty. TEaglasdofwa WkltaB^glss, tour teams esc a sttaaeo to fiaM from alump to beat Middletown. Lsogtra. Sides, 47-31. Ernest Roy tuuntd aocka three bomera. n « d Bendal] he soqth end bat interest was at lf-15. In first ronad. MHS 16—Johnny Hedhind namad t l —Trade ScImmI bows to Boat gue. ..7—PA’a 3-mn qwee in fourth gives up only es bita and faaa He wM voted such I T o rk lta I hotta b o « woiM Its riorsboy agitasf It out among thimsitam. The MOEIAETT i MaridsB aa Mika Or* president of North End nine. ■ceres ace on local Itaka aa Har­ tops North Kndr. 7-S. in Twt Lao- 14. t laer ebb bifliiiae e t tack of a tbofli four yoon ago. Dominic lopocta 37—lhamrocks and Top Hot- Phlladsiphla again and nttarargh Osnadtens and Chleago have ths coach of Orsen baaeball twm. Mflidieed lUgli tai Oaaa B fldole, 13— Howrard OUsra cop Monday 37— Lsgkio toaaera nip Mew gsaoon. Binrons fsoord la 100-yard Roekvilla trljw St. Jolwa la T t$ r n , ■* ilvala oertamait, ootplay old Ctrlello sboota card o t TO. Britain,1, 6*8, oa Kataveck aocka C»* 36—Rad Mat’s A. C nurcihiita TvU 6 t Ota aoetb Md. I Rod Sox aoxt aprlBg. tors stay unbostsa ta Wsdasoday ogalaat Bpriagflsid la a pair of s ^ on past psrtormaaeos, but Bowling Leogu* honors a t T. hoBBor. 10—Btaetrle Boot alita troowera Welle street anaoty for um as In- Fan 6l66 breaght tba opening o t Junior Lssgue. ‘tTslO” topa Dart- games that may oauas anotbar up' they have long teslag streaks, too. Sanlor League upaet aa Taxaooa ■ad •at'dfht leaers. Etlsororth of 14— Red Men's A. C. aimouiioea laeNr atath Stats Las* mad Eaglea alao win. Royal Bluea 35—OA'a odgo ■ t Bfctaa. 1*0. Moriortya, 5>5. jg y n ^ g w b Rot* ■ •'t' • C-Oj plana to erect outdoor boxtag ta Ugkt Twl h o o t tusota. Groeo I). ^ ■ 7 • MANUHBftTEB EVENmO RERAl^). llANCnESTER, CONN. MONDAY, JA14UARY1, IM® ■ ' 7 ' tciil lUiU RVHKR

(WEX.L CHA9S UJCKV DOAtW M h il b RED BUY iw ? R c m T / / f ?//■ (/ ic Sense and Nonsense RlfDSR. IS

la 1840 A 1840 lia a ! Ths Challenge Of 1846 Today starts another year. These Well, C?hristmaa came again—and I f the new year w* are all com­ WOUNDS twelve months will make hla- went — and we'ra ouwelvea ing to IN A NEAR,- Isn't just a calendar year for you; BV IND IAN tory. once more; VILLASE, Eight now. we don't give them But, whew! I sigh whea I recall If the figures say more than K L ITT LB much thought some fifty the burdens we all bore. "gone and to be." BEAVER. Tha shopping— and the hurrying- And the year Is a bit of eternity— CiOESON R e p u n n s S f I^egal Notices 78 weeka of riiystery. Lost uMI Foui^ 1 They may hold sadness— loaa—or and worries none can measure. Then gravely salute, and gallantly THE W A R - Where Finns Brought the War Home to Russia PATH AND WANTE1>—TO TUNE, r^ialr and AT A COURT OF PROBATI5 City Council to Take 'pain: they may bring death— I'm sura w* oould have planned It fling ____ r s »R O W N leather held At Mmnrhfteter. Within and for OCCvANIZES regulate your piano or player pi­ or war. so It would have been a pleas­ Yourself into the joy o f adven­ A B A N D OF between 873 Adame street thp DUtrlct of MiinrhfRter, on the turing. ’ t" 4 Standard Food Store on ano. Telephone Manchester 6063. SUtli ilfiy of Iiprernbpr. A. U. IlH!*. Within these months we may en- ure. "K.ID There's nothing like an early VU5ILANTES Oombr street. Return to 373 FreFfht. WIIaMAM H. IIYUK. duri the things we most SI’OItT TOPS AND curtains, lug- Ka«|.. JimIkt. Office in Rockville ■tart; eo here is my new . Adams street. ] abhor. Teacher—Some fish travel long cage and harncH,-! icpalnng. W fOalHtr of .McllriiN* late o| Heartaches to hydrophobia—the plan— distances. Can anyone give me an I A/ .Muttctimtc r. In aalfl UlHtrli’l, «lo- Inagurated to bring joy at (Thrist- V^r^iarr —SATURDAY evening at Cambridge atrcct, Tel. 4740. oeoaerl IVeew PwMiela>nt W ill i Because of the numerous New list is quite appalling. example ? ?5K ete Theater, black pocketbook. Chaa. Laklng. On motion of William MrHrUle of n ie w r r e s i n e n t w i n 1 year parties m the dubs, all of the (But gee!—If I don't change thia m a a -lf I con; Scholar—Y ea ma'am. A gold-; I'll start my Christmas buying J; Reward If returned to Box office >alf1 Manrlipster pxecijtor E l e c t e d a t M e e t i n g T iy * supernumerary ifflccrs were cn- trend. I'll feel my own tears fish. It travels around th* globe BY J. K WILLIAMS OUK BUAKUING HOUSB ORI>KftKI>. That n\x rmtnUm frimi 9 > i now! ( but how can I get OUT OUK WAY ' tel^;>hone 6336. the 30lh flay of Iieri-miier A. li, ® gaged. falling.) every day. Help Wanted —Female S5 I could add earthquakes - hurri­ done— lU^fi hn niiil the »i:iinr are iiinlt<‘il night; Board to Be Brhools to Reo|,en W A I T , C u r l y . canes— and tidal wave* ka- When shopping day* remaining WANTED JIOU.SEKEEPER or and nllowid f-»f tin- with« The achools of the town of Ver­ Looks count, even when buying Aatomnbileh For Sale 4 In whh’ h !<■ hrinif In lh»ir ilalinH Entirely Republican. bumptlous are a mere tljree hundred fifty LET ME iS-ET girl to lake care of child. In­ nifuiriRt Raid r-s(iiti\ iirol t)ic> satd non will reopen on Tuesday. Janu­ fish; THIS STRAIOHT-* ary 2nd following the Chnstma.. But I'm just fooling-and 1 hope one ? I Chistomer—I don't Ilk* th* looks tWT RONTiAC TOURING acduii. quire at 3 Irvin atrset, after 5. executor In direetpd lo give puhllc your daya will all be scrump­ A R E WE h u n t i n g '3t8T Town sedan. 1936 Olds ae- notice to the rreditorn to hrlna In Rockville, Jan. 1.— (Special)— ,; holidays. Many of the teacher* of that haddock. their cleimn within nahl time allow- The Rockville C3ty Council for tious.—Lyla Myers. PEOPLE WHO ACT ON IM- Fish Dealer—Lady, If Its looks LIONS OR EAGLES?. 'Aan. 19M Plymouth aedan, 1930 rd hy poKting a ropv f*f Ihln fird^r living out of town have enjoyed the Tcrraplane sedan, 1033 PonMne Ikigs— Birds— Pets 41 on liin ti'ihit*' Plunitoni loariHt to 1040 will take office tonight, Jan­ holidays at their homes. PULSE SHOULD HAVE CARE-1 vou’re after, why tjon't you buy a coach. Cole Motors at the Center, Ihf |>la< o wln ii* Ihr ;»i d lawl uary 1 In the council rooms, and it ,'ourt Seenloo Freddie (gazing at statue l — FU LLY-TR AIN E D IMPULSES, i gold flah? lephone 6463. KOK aSALK N!ALK VANAKIK.S, ilw*!l >tlihiii Mild io «ii anti li\ imii- is expected that the members will The Tolland 'bounty .Su|Kr|i>r Mother, 1s that woman married? Mother — No. Freddie, dear. jifiniraiilPP'J f:4Ta. Alao IciTi- linhiiig lilt- satoi- m ponif to w * p i jo-f im m ^ a tely elect their new Presi­ court will reconvene on Tuesday YEAR SPEClAbS. 1038 filcB. U. (ihmicy, 174 Cooper liit>litv; ,t I Ir* tilal h-n in niii*t rtroh.it** that's the Goddeaa of Liberty. dlntrfct. within icn dnye from the dent morning with Judge Edwin (7. sedan, 1987 Packard sedan, street, lelephune 7121. HOl.n KVKKY IHING BY CLYHF I.KWIS date of thin order and return make ‘T The Board for 1940 as for the Dickenson of Hartford presiding.^ Chev. sedan, 1036 Nash ac- to thia court of thf tiotlrc given. past two years wtll be entirely Re­ Several ca.ses assigned on Friday Seanonal \'er*e AIl with radio, heater. Mea­ WII.MA.M H IlYlti: CTjristmas haa come, .1 udgr. publican. The members will be AI- will be heard and there wlM ba aX 7 ‘ tier Nash, Henderson Rd. 7258. Articles For Hale 45 dermen-at-large, William F. further assignment of cases. Christmas has went. Schmalz, Eben Cobb, Paul Mcnge Ain't got no dough; KOH ;a LK MKN’8 rebuilt and \r \ fii i-i:f»n\'ii. Election All of It's spent. MoyIiik—I'ruckinR- rclobted atioca Bettei than new In 1*1 al Mitii. ii»-si* r. -II 111* r *ih «l.i> .'.r- and John C. Idziak. Mr. Schmalz Thd Ellington Democratic Club cheap itioe*. See tbeio Ha® of A \* I'iS'* ' wtll succeed Mr. McCray and Mr. will nold a meeting this evening Storage 20 Praarnt WIMdAM N HYDE. ■ 4 . Idstak will succeed Charles Under­ W ife-W h a t do >-ou suppose Yulye*. 70) Main. Ean,. Judge. at the Town Hall to elect officers baby Is thinking about? AUSTIN CHAMBERS KHinf#’ «'f leoiilv 8, .luff** lute of wood. for the ensuing year. The office Other members will be Alderman Man—I suppose he's thinking Mai A Long Dlatancf Mnvcri Miliirli«-Kt* t, in aiild lilHtrl<-l, dV>> of president has been vacant since what to cry about next. Fuel and Feed 49-A JiAnl Ernest J. LIppman, first ward; W il­ the death of Paul Stockser. The -16|l--a360 68 Holllatt-r St I ’lio il't III III ib'i ri) I ri k liii\ln$r fxht- liam A. Baer, second ward; Robert present officers are. Vice president. I'Oll .SALE,— SEASONED bard MI • <1 h< I .ii| in 1III Ht IM 1 l*>n lM'•',,|)ll i \ \ ■ ■ . . ■■■> / ■ . ' Toast To The New X’eer wllli efild ••«4ln»4i lo thia C'»urt f'-r Davies, third ward; Max G. Kotbc, Vemon Hayden: secretary and Here's to the year that is newly wuud. Cut any length fur rang* allowanca, It la Just asst of ths Finnish vlllagt of Lisitsa, pictured above, Finland's soldiers smashed across the Sovlet- fourth Heard, ail with two years treasurer. John B. Glrardlnt. or firtplac*. Donald Oahrtng. Tal. born. Manchester ORDERED That tha «th day nf Flnn frontier to carry the war onto Russian soil for the first time. more of their four year term to And here's to the path ahead; 8758. January A, T>. 1940, at • f>rl*>*’k sen-e; Aldermen Raphael E. Bosineas Meeting ffireiMifUi. nt l h«* l*ro|>nt^ Offlrj-, in The annual business meeting Hero's to its youth, ILs manhood Erening Herald Fahey, first ward, new member; KOII SALE,—HARDWOOD both 7.'ili| .MiiiH'lir*r R;im>- the Union Congregational church and age. Fred William Schindler, second v -*U (' Claasilled AdvertiMmenU Nlovi- mill firopliice lengths. Ap- l« fiHniKm'l l*'r ii lnarituf mi fh* ,il will be held at the church chapel' And here's to It.s memory when InNkHiirn nf n;iM mlmInlei r;» 11■ • M .i- ward, re-elected: Henry P. Hocr- ' Cauill ala averan* wurdi tu ■ line. plv I'l Eilwiin) J. Moll. Tel. 4642 on January 18tb at 7:30 o'clock dead. f’lMini X4, • 11) e.'iUt ;in>l d * Security Act monn, new member; third ward; ^ laltlala. numbaia and abbravlallona l.itnnient of heira and tina < ''iirt Dog Pays New Yearns • when the budget for the year will v-eew sount aa a -word and aempouBd or 6186. Magnus R. Weber new member, direrta the admintatralrlx to km *' be adopted. Tourer - So your daughter Is go­ s ' at two wards ttlnlmma east public notice tf» ail peraona Inlri- fourth ward, all for a four year Ipftas of tbr*o Ilnaa eateil Uiereln to appear and i»e Now Operates The annual every-member can­ ing around the world this spring Uso ratM par day tor iranilaat Household Goods 51 term. vass will be held at the Union alone. Is she prepared for the lienrd ther«'i»n i»y piildlahlni.’ n Visit to Old Friends Repobllcaa Women Meeting *Maa Mar<* IT. ISST 4»f Ihia Ollier in ■•>im* newap.Tpi^r church on January 21at. Journey? Caati Chars* SEE THE HONEYMOON - 3 iiavitiK II ci ri'ii l;i t |i >n in fiiild In*- The regular January meeting of St. Helen’s Society DeTourer—Well, she can say rooms of ftinillnrc $168.00. $10.- Irlcl. fl\«- liiite t.*foi4' mmI'I 'hi > "T The Henry street Taylors had an • the Utile Thorsell boys, and Few lA>cal Resifleiits Im­ ‘.e CoBCMUttv* yajr*...| 7 stal • ot* iieailiiK .'iml K'tiiin rimh«3 (o thia the Vemon Women's Republican The St. Helen's society has "N o" in twelve languages. i. s OOBS*euU** Day*...I ( slsil) eta 00 down- 18 tnunUia to pay. Al- unexpected guest last evening, showed her delight when any of Oub will be held at the home of A \ ;'l 0 * 7 ...... otalll at* Courl. mediately Eligible* Ac­ elected the following officers for f '/ A .j .R.w il l ix m ;, bort'a Furniture Co., 43 Allyn 8t.. W IIaM AM n. HTDK. She arrived late, it was tmpoaslble the Taylors appeared, ah* had the tha president, Mrs. William N. the coming year: President. Mrs. eoFfl 81 at* tCRVTCt. me HEROES ARE MADE --N O T B O R N ' ^ *ri*r* tor Irresulnr lD**rtlon* J iidge. S'I'OKIKS IN ST AMI’S t. at wc u 8 P4T or». ' win b* shnrsed at the one time rate. Hartford, Conn. to get In touch with her home, and I habit, annoying both to her owners cording to an Estimate. Pray of 73 Talcott avenue at eight Rose Caechowskl; vice president. SpnaUt rntee for Ions term every there was nothing to do but invite and drivers, of running out bark- o'clock on New Year's Day. This Mrs. Anna Kadelskl; financial sec­ '. day •dvartlilns given upon requeet COMBINATION GAS ami oil .AT .\ I'oltHT I ll ' l•lt<>nA'|■l: ber In and make her comfortable I Ing at automobiles. The family de- .will be a New Year’s party and ail retary. Miss Anna Gworek; record­ BOOI^ AND HFR BUDDIES Pug Ifl Willing V - Ada ordered before the third or stove In goo5 VM XN'XTI^E OH*.lAlVW,VOTAHtt» TO WOWR AROONO) 'dft^r 4h* flftb day. FOR BALE-BRAND new folding Manchf'fiter In itnld dlalrirt, de* meeting place is to be selected at Mary Jaison, Mrs. Julia Clechow- -till forbid*": 4l*plair Ilnaa a*t ago moved to Amltyville, Long Is- ' old associations and decided to In­ ments under the old age pension ---- L WlbW WHO. couch mattress. Will sell at cost 4’eMaed, Insurance plan which becomes op­ tonight's meeting. The meetings skl. ONIE^ •Std rfioii application «*f rolling tV. land. That would bo a long dls- i vestlgate for herself. When the ------'C'. Tb* Uarald wilt not ha raavontibl* price. Inquire 90 Oak street. Tele­ erative for benefits this year, it Is In the past have been held nt Red To IMscniM ACP Program r more than ona Incorract Iniar- Itrnton piax|n$' Ihiil nn ttiNlin- tance for a dog to travel and a door was opened In response to 1-1 eoee. ev m* einviee. ea. v. *. eca u. a e*T. arfi phone .4079. 111* »tt iMiitportiiiK 1'» !»*■ the l.aat w ill expected that many in town will Men's Hall. Agriculturists, biuilnesa men and m at any advartlaamant orderad good yam, but the truth Is that scratching her Joy knew no The Past C3jlefs club of Damon atar aaoT* than on* tim*. a m i l4-elain4iii of .val«l il*‘<^nn*(| l)*< secure assistance in time through others Interested will discuss the adintttr-d to fifolm te .ami th a t 1*1* although -'Skippy" waa wild about bounda. Temple, Pythian Sl.sters will hold Agricultural Conservation Program “ Mama bouflht it yesterday—like it?” Tb* taadvartent omlaaloo ut la- ten* *«f iidtiitiilRlnit ion xvltlt Mie w ill the social security act. Those ssrraet publlcatloa ot advarllalng Machinery and rn file. It in 65, and who have been employed Community House at North Cov­ BY SYLVIA ttlM'IlKKI* That the fon-KoIrtK amount of money in Hess- pockets and have paid In their weekly'so­ nue. Each member Is asked to entry on Wednesday when the pro­ FLAPl’KR FANNY randorad. rd Kordmm Kiiidrr, crawler Irnr- a npl tea t Ion lo a r d m id ll■l•'rnltn- Indicated ho might have been r All adveruaeineot* inuet confuim bring a gift for exchange nt the Uublin Trn<*tor ( ’ompnny, I iit th«- I'lol.ut*- office- In .Mail- Nazi Steamer cial security fee since establish­ gram for the coming year will be In style, copy and typography with robbc. lai". n t retire on the pensions provided by the meeting. ten o’clock In the morning with Special U. S. Registry *r* and tbay raatry* tb* right t* nearby. ^TATH(D)IKEIPnf odit. rovla* or rojoel aar aopr eoa* 1‘4-lMck In the fort-noon, itml that Is Interned law. It Is pointed out that the The ^^melin C^lrcle will hold dinner, at noon. Stamp Had Short Life aldatad objootlonabla Wunted— I'o Ituy '5M notice he given to all peifmnii In Relatives said Hess, secretary to old age pension la payable like in­ meeting at the home of Mrs ertmciE EQUOiPtnEiwT CLOnSQ HOURS—Claaaiaod ada (erented In nald entute of lti«- pen- State Senator R. Grant Scott of f p i E U. S. lO-cent “Eagle* d«-m'v of R.abI ap p M cath S i a n d the surance, and Is npt a grant of Charles Mead of 125 Union atreet to ba pnbllahed aaro* day mutt b* I'A i'E R ANT) JUNK can bo con­ Cape May, left home Saturday to on Tuesday afternoon, January 2nd \m raealvod by it n'rlopii noon ttaiur* time nml place of hearliiK lhrrc->n B y U ru g u ay charity aa payments from wages Japanese Navy stamp, abov*, Iseued la I f l l > / dai^ verted Into cash by calling WTu. by pnhlielilnK a cop> of II i Ih of.l* r spend the New Year In Philadel­ are made to cover the cost of the at three o'clock. Miss Grace for pre-payment of registry fees, i In nom*- ncxvnpapi'r hiixitiK a I'lrt-ii- phia. He was unmarried. . TslcphoM Your Want .\ds Oslrlnaky, 182 BIssell street, tele­ pension. To receive it a person Clough will be the reader. has practically iHsappaarad fre n lalloii In Raid itlRtrlct. at IriiHt fl\c KtonUnned from Pag* One) BT MOt C i Ad* ar* aocoptad ovar the tal*. phone !i879. da^n liffort- the uf .italil hear- must have reached his 66th birth­ Open New Bridge U. 8. mails. Occasionally one of WASH TUBBS Claims Planes • thpn* At th* CHAROG RATE glvaa tliK- 1^ a p p e a r If th ey Kte ca ita * at day, retire from work, and then The new bridge on Vemon ave the stamps turns up from som* abov* aa a aonvanalne* to advar- aatil time arnl place and he heard remaining aboard waa not dla- apply for tha pen.eion. It ia nut nue over the Hockanum River out-of-the-way nxtstofllce, but for tlsara, but th* CASH r a t e s win t>o Apartments— Flats— rt-latlvt* thereto, and make return to ashore beforehand, and the number German Vessel aacoptod aa rU lX PAYMENT It tliln t'nurt. ami l>y mailing In n paid automatically. which replaces the one degtroyed the most part the stamp* are in Tenements closed. One estimate said there D ow n 2 1 F oes paid at th* butlnatt offic* pui ot bt- 1 4-K lf>t*'r* d IcH t-r on <*V hefor** J a n - 80,006 In Nation. In the Hurricane of September the hands o f collectors. for* tb* aovonth day follawlng th* u a rv 1. r.M", u cop y of eald xvtil w>rc 60. FOR R E N T - SEVERAL three About 30.000 persona In the en­ 1938 was opened to traffic late So much confusion followed Srat tnaartlon of each ad otherwit* and thin otd't additSHt-d to Oliv Minister Drafting Protest Runs Blockade tire nation become eligible for the (Continued from Page One) tb* CHAROG RATE will bt uollecl. ruuiii upartmuiits and utu aingie IlihretiH "t fondtiil St. .Iciecy t'lty, Saturday. The employees of Her' the release'of the stamp, by par­ ad. N* roeponalblllty for arror* In N* XX J« I !4C> . A representative of the German pension this month. It has Iteen bert Pagnnl, contractor, worked sons attempting to use It for reg­ buuae Scarburuugb Road Apply ed Paotoiichen was given a truck­ lelopbOBod ada win b* atiumad and E. J. Hull Telephone Mancheatei N\ I M d A M S. n Y D K 'legation was at the pier to see the estimated that at thi.s time, prob­ late Saturday night clearing away ular postage, that the postmaster tbsir aocaracy cannot n. anaran- .1 IldKe To Get Home ably no more than a doten local load o f soldiers as * guard for ta*A 4642 or 8625. departure. The German minister, the remaining debris in order that general dimntinued tha stamp 18 peri^ons. on the atxive estimate, viewing part of the battleground Index of Classiflralions Otto L,angman, was said to be the bridge might bo opened for the months after its release. are immediately qualified to ap­ two miles 41atant. * * * •tnba ...... - A EUR RENT—FIVE ROOM col- drafting ii protest to Uruguay (tXmtlBiKid from Page (Hie) New Year. The work of coraplet / ...... *• 0 tuge, ut Vernon de|K>t. with gnr- iigninst the ultimatum. ply for pensions. During the year Ing the approaches to the bridge Sixty frozen (Chinese corpses Place* and datoa o f flrst-day Karri a«M ...... O nge, nil conveniences, but gas. Myslcry Fire it was considered possible the port of call or whether she was over 100 here may become eligible will be carried out In the spring atm lay where they had fallen be­ aalss of the educators group o f DOatllE • e * a * • * eeo« • S A • s s a • s s • * D All newly I'rnuvalcd, $25. Call for payments. fore Japanese machine guna and ' <2or4 of Thonko ...... B 9.830-top British cruiser Shrop­ protected by a convoy. after the earth has had a chance the U. 8. Famous AnAcrican* se­ In MomorUm ...... F 7389, or Mary Mere,' Vernon. KiiriiH Fnlaee shire waa somewhere outside the ' (The liners Bremen and New On December 37 Th* Herald on to settle. hand grenadea No Japanese bodla* ries are: Horace Mann, 1-cent, Loot and Found ...... I harbor. The Shropshire, a 32-knot York were other ships at the same Page 7 contained a resume of The work of replacing the bridge were In evidence, but three blasted green, Boston, Mas*., March 14; ABBonneomnoti ...... -9 FOR REN T—6 ROOM Hat. up- ship, left Rio de Janeiro Saturday line to reach home safely through data on old age pensions. Else­ was started during the aummer. and burned Japanese trucks a t­ Mark Hopkins, 3-cent red, W II- ForoonaU ...... I Htulra. with all Iniprovemenls, (flintinurd from l*age One) where In today's paper further old i AalomokllM iiMiming. In ample time to have the Allied blockade. They had but th* contractor encountered tested they too had suffered casu­ Ilamstown, Mas*.. March 14; hot iiir furnace, garage. Tele­ age pension information may be Automublea for HaU ...... • reached Uruguayan waters. taken refuge temporarily at Mur­ numerous unexpected difficulties. alties. Charles W. Eliot, S-cent ptirpls, Aotomobtlaa for Cxchango .••• I phone 6146. spn'iid to the Church of San lyor- mansk, Russian Arctic port.) found. Cambridge, Mass., March 28; The British Admiralty announc­ The bridge waa buUt Jointly by the Ante AMaaaortaa—Tlrta ...... 4 cnio. which Is virtually part of the Town of Vemon and tb* City Daageroaa Froeadere France* B. HRllard, 9-ccnt blue, Aato Rapairing —Painting •••. 9 FOR RENT — SUMMIT atreet. palace. ed last night the cruiser Ajax, one AnU Seboola ...... t-A near Center, 6 room duplex, new­ The S t Louis eras In port at Reekvill*. The open weather Evanston, 111., M a r ^ 38; Booker Avtoo—Hhlp hy Truck ...... S Rentorlng KecUona of Palace of the three which chased the Ad­ Waynesboro. V a —(je>— Eugene AI.LEY OOP Too Hoi To Haadte ly ilecorated. available Immedi­ miral Graf Spec Into Montevideo, New York lost summer when Ger­ the past few weeka haa aided T. Washlngtm, 10-cent brown, Aotoo^For HIra ...... 9 man shipping waa called home on Flood Perils greatly In assisting with the com' Critlzer, 15, clamped hla teeth on Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, Garagao—Sarvica-^Rtoraga to ately, steam heat, garage. Tele­ Last Wednesday's (Ire was ex­ would pay a "courtesy” visit here the eve of war. With three hours the buelnesa end of a jammed air KotorcYclaa^Blcyclaa ...... 11 phone 5409. tinguished only Her a two-hour MKin, if Uruguay permits, indicat­ pletlon of the work. April 7. Wantod Autoa->MotorcycUa ... 19 light. Workmen had been restor­ notice the St. Louis cancelled a Add Misery Police oa Datv rifle and twisted. The gnn went off. * # e ing the AJox already may be near. ■aalMaa aad PrafaaalvMal Oarvlara FOR R E N T -88 HOLL aln-el, five ing sections of I he palace, espe­ Bermuda cruise and sailed Aug. 27 AU members of the Police D*' O ltixer, surprised, 'spit out the Slovakia has issued a new ae­ Baainaaa Servicaa offarad .... 19 The Admiralty aald the Ajax ia I - I Koaoakold darvtcaa Offarad ....ll-A ruonui second floor. I’erfect con­ cially In the basement where has for Ehirope without paaaengera. (Cnattnuod fron Pago Oao) partment wera on duty Sunday pellet. It had entered the tip of ries o f six airmail stamps in two Building—^Contracting ...... t« dition, fine floors, steam heat, reltefa In marble taken from th* not aeeklng to enter bo repair Where aha baa bean since haa not night with tha exception o f th* hla tongue and bounced off hla desifftt. Th* three low values orUto—Nuraaiiaa ...... 19 garage. Rent reasonable. Phone Arch of Domitlan were found only damagea Buffered L- fighting the been disclosed. from Enlncan an route to Ankara two men who were on day duty. palate. show a plane over s lake; the high •Look! They gave me dozent of calendars! An’ they're per­ inara) Diractora ...... ti 78.-i9, Mrs. Sheehan. Admiral Graf Spec, as haa been RHtattng--*Plumblng-~Rooflng •• 19 a few montjfs ago. Three months earlier the Ger­ were halted by 'quake damage to values, a four-motored airliner fectly good—all we gotta do fa mark out the ’89 an’ print The palace was built between reported here. Inauranca ...... * II FOR R E N T -T H R E E room tint, man liner had brought more than railways and drifted snow. Sol' over mountains. in 1940.’’ lUUinaryw'UraBsniakIna ...... 19 I486 and 1496. hut wiui not tlnlshed Foreign Mlnlater Alberto Guaiil, BOO Jewish refugees from Ger­ Moving—Truckiny—Storaga 99 second riooi, modern improve­ diera were turned out to clear the until iiIkiuI I.5'20. It served as an who drew the aall-or-lntemment many on a tragic voyage to Cuba way and r e ^ r tha track. Fubllo Paaaangtr Harvlea ...... 90-A ments. heat uptlonal. Near hual- order for the Tacoma, aald no de- Fainting—Paparlng ...... 11 neaa district. 107 Oakland atreet. ufflce from which were sent papal in an attempt to find new homes An Bhxlncan survivor reaching Daily Pattern ItiONEKViLLE FOLKS BY PONTAINK FOX Frofaaalonal Sarvioaa ...... 91 lettera and bulls and thus waa one clalon had been reached, but it there. The CXiban government bar­ Ankara aald, "Erxlncan la no long­ Ropalrtng ...... SI FOR RENT—AVAILABLE now. nf the extniterrltoiial buildings In waa indicated the Ajax would be red all but a few of them, and er a city,' but a great necropolis Tailoring—Dyatng—Cleaning 94 permitted to remain at Icaat two ToOat Oooda and S^rvlca II mmlern 0 room houue, on Falr- Rome belonging to the Vatican. the St. Loula returned the refu­ whose tombs are corfstituted by Pnttem 85S1 I THINK i ’l l j u s t HAVE p ,Wgntod—RuatnRaa 8«rvlra 99 vlcw street. Apply David Chani- Vatican authorities said that or three daya. gees to Europe, where they were heaps o f ruins co/ered by snow FOwratlnnal Hoot-blacUrned frescoes as well as given temporary homes in Britain, hundreds of bodies still are buried TIME TO PLAY ONLY . Couroaa and Claaaaa ...... t1 beis. Telephone 6260. Once bi a while you get bold of Epiivata Inatrucclona ...... 91 the edifices themselves apparently ^an ce, Belgium and The Nether- under the wrackaga.** a pattara ao tbarmigbly asUafac- lands. Daaclag ...... i i -a could he restored. tory that you ‘maka It tlms and ialoai—Dramatic ...... 99 Houses For Rent 65 Beauty Slain; Xarxes, Darius and other Per­ og^n. In differant materlala for antad—Inatructiona ...... 19 sian MnfB ar* buried in giant « Flnaarlal 1 FOR RENT—6 ROOM single m AUfmpted AetUd every seaaon a t th* year. 8587 la Stocka—Mortgagaa ... l\ Men Quizzed crosa-ahaped tomba cut in a rocky PagUsed Opportijnltt^a ...... t| \ excellent condition good heating Heads N a w cliff. just such a very repeatable de­ FRECKLES ANU HIS FRIENDS ibnoir to lx>an 19 ' system, garage. McKinney Bros., Attack Repulsed sign—It’s so good In every way. H«lo and fitaatifiaa .MI.5 Main street. Tel. 6060-7432. (Oontiniied from Pag* One) Berlin, Jan. 1—OP)—The German This most tyrannical tot will be Wantad—K4tnuia..... ii I S T V itm high command announced today entirely plahaed when she gets it R O O M y ^ O04H.M AflMO Wantad—Maia ...... 7% I ___ an attempted aerial attack on aoa Warned...... 94 a ed. Xlutilatlona^on other parts of N ad Sp y? on. and trip off to kindergarten NOT / xrk ONUf Wantad—Mala or Famaia 17 I'ausen Too Long the body, soroea'Wlth a sharp in- Germany's North Sea coast waa with Joy in her infant souL Its W*nt«d atrument, convinced them that the beaten off yesterday afternoon. T et It’s aa simple as ABC, in tlo o * W*nle-. They o|tened windows Bis* 3 requlrea 3 L-3 yards of 339- SCOKCHY SMTIH Stodii TakUig and Shock Taking ftaa Appal*)—Furs ...... Real Estate and Insurance and stood-by while the room clear­ Inch material for dress and pan- ^ Z - T e Buy ...... 505 XlalB 8L Phone 6060 PuxUes Police ed. Then they blew the safe and tlaa. 10 1-8 yards o f nraid (or two ~Botolo iR—ort Philadelphia. Jan. 1 — on — A left with $400 to $600. ' trimming rows. JOHNNV ■to murder with no apparent motive Wltlwat Board ...... For a pattern of this attractive TW O MVSNTOEY- IR 3 0 » _ Wantod ...... I! confronted police today aa they model send 15c tn coin, your name, ' Board—Rooerts ...... sought a solution of the fatal Raltlmore Surgeon Dies address, style, number and siae to UNWNOtMU Tt> tACU aarant* ...... IMMI in Ml I'l l i v n n ■ healing of Harvey Heos, 32-ycar- -Rooina—Board ...... The Herald, Today's Pattern Serv­ OTHfle, 9Ct3tK » V , ZOO* Inal MalaH Pee Rest nil MV. ■ . old CajH; May. N. J., choir alnger Baltimore, jan 1 — iP) — Am ice, 106th-7th Ave., New York, H, ANP WtNPy AND JOHNNV ___ Plata, Tsnemaala and aeoretary to the majority lead­ whistle* shrilled and fellow -gu e^ T. Letatleae far Real .. er of the New Jerpey state Senate. at a New Year's Eve party cheer­ MAC LAH PtP ON Per R*at ...... ' Pattern, ISc Per R o s t...... PACKARD A trail of blood staining the ed the stroke of midnight. Dr. Pattern' Book. 15c. pmpeaeHT r n t t s o f anow-covefed ground led. fUchard Robert P. Bay, 55- year old chief ' Hoa>*e Per R e a t...... One Pattern and Pattern Book, THS n a c m e i s l a n p — Ave, 16. to the almost nude body surgeon of the State Industrial gMCH $MIQ THMK<6 TM i o f Hess on the banka o f Uw ordered together. 35c. antldlnp ter * * $9 2 3 - 0 0 Accident Oommlaaion suffered a 6 1 ScbuytbUI river yeaterday. Maj. hsart attack. Hs disd two hours Find out for youtuelf what tun OTHeS$ PflOISKBP flUltaW Tnperty ts* iala . I. ■ ' . . : tend ter lal* .. -Samtiai W. Oarhardt Ot the Chel­ latar at ths Uarylaad Oenstul ■awing can bt! Wbat a clever THE POeWOUS NfOHT tia U .. • •• a a a *>•••• • Cbartaa Bdlaon, (above), named home dreaamaker you can be! tenham townahlp police said Heaa* bospltsl. of which hs waa chiaf KathartM Haldlnger (above) - 1 ■ : ■-'-K • ^ fcg.aala .....aaa aaaa aaaraaaaaa* Send this mtnut* for our tnadnat- ON TMB w ter iala ...... by Prealdent Rooaevelt tb* new bead and face had been crushed surgson. waa interned in Ontario's Kings­ BRUNNER'S eecretary of the navy, ' receives with a ,blunt instrument and hla ton penitentiary for the duration tag Pattern BoolL*Morc than 100 5 f>V6H IP-*'> a ter Exckgaa* .... - ' t ■ ^ ' oongratuiatlons In his -apartment body thrown ovar a retaining wall Maetodons, camela and an an- of the war as a Nazi apy .-niapact. new .designs for you and the chil­ leal astati ...... to the apot srhere It waa found, cient type of horse once inhabited She waa e n u r e d in n Toronto dren, smart as Parts Itself, and o=a SI ^1 • r Mil ' • 1 • M -' near the White House. He auc ladkatlo* Of Babbery the desert areas o f the Amorican railway statioa by n Royal Mount- very, very easy to do! Step-by- »• tl caada ths lata Claude A Swanaon. i Invcatlgntorn aald only a small southwest •d poUegnun’a flying tackle. step sew chart wtth each or*. i t a )