• > /?- . • r-*o • t'»,V ji .,TVt>.”ii -rt j' --------.-,J . ,^^vrf . /S .'M - .J ;---A -t> NET PRESS RUN ix . TW 'iniitTm- AVERAGE DAILY CSROULAXION for the Month of November, 1930 - j ? ' - . '.-.i:..-;- 5,572 ; Cioiid^K ooiS v ' f M ^ ; Members of tiw Audit Rnrean norsds; pni^ vclon^ • of Carcnlsttona. \ ■ " ■ . VOL. XLV., NO. 72. (Classified Adverttslng on Page 19.) SOOTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMHEP 24, i m (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS HAS XMAS TREE DESCRIBES HOW FOR WILD BIRDS GUARD MURDERED They Repay Los Angeles CZAR’S ASHES Woman by Singing Carols for Her on Front Porch. IN WEST HAVEN AS WERE REMOVED Los Angeles, Dec. 24.— (AP) Miss Mae Newcomer has a Christmas tree for birds at her home here and they, in turn, PAYROLL IS STOLEN General Janin Tells How Re­ are singing carols for her. Yuletide Spirit &dianced By She dipped a small tree in melted suet mixed with nuts, White Blanket— Chnrches mains of Imperial Russian seeds, popcorn and other tasty tidbits. When the mixture hard­ NO HERALD Chief Clerk Shot Down And Is Family Came Into His Pos­ ened on the boughs she placed Plan Annual Programs; the tree on her front porch. TOMORROW Dying — Nearly |5,000 She said today she already session. p had had calls from blue jays, Needy Well Cared For. No .edition of The Herald sicklebill and hermit thrushes, will be issued tomorrow, Disappears With Lone white, golden crown and song Christmas Day. We extend sparrows, linnets, Oregon and By JOSEPH E. SHARKEY Another snowfall today when rain heartiest greetings to all our Bandit Who Fires On Hen Anthony towhees, flickers, was predicted assures a white turtle doves, wrens and gold readers. (Coprrlcht 1930. Br Asiioclated Presa) Christmas tomorrow. Yae eight-inch finches. Parip, Dec. 24.— (A P.)—In a let­ faU of yesterday was added to to­ In Cold Blood— Steals ter written in his own hand General day when mofe snow came down Maurice Janin today gave the Asso­ starting soon after five o ’clock this In Which Men Were Riding NEW YORK RAIS^ .r| ciated Press a complete story of morning. The previous storm con­ FREIGHTER ASHORE; how the remains and relics of the tinued through 13 hours. Bat Abandons It L a te r - Imperial Russian family came into BIG R E IE F FUND Christmas atmosphere prevails his possession. How those entrusted throughout the town. To add to the IS IN NO DANGER Yuletide spirit two church orgtiniza- May Have Had An Accom­ with them were shadowed by Rus­ tlons will visit homes of shut-ins to­ sian Revolutionists, and how even­ Nearly Two Million DoUars morrow morning singing Christmas plice. tually they were brought safely out carols. The Salvation Army Band Coast Guard Vessel On Way of the country. and the Swedish Lutheran church To Be Distributed Among choir will bring happiness into the From his chateau at Serre Izard, homes of many who are unable to To Assist Ship In Distress New Haven. Dec. 24.—(AP)— near Mens, in the Department of leave their homes. One m^Ln was shot to death and an­ Isere, the acting general who was Hospital Program commander-in-chief of the Czech the Poor of Metropolis. other critically wounded today by a The Swedish choir will go to the Off West Palm BeacL bandit w*as escaped with the p ^ - and Allied forces in Siberia during Memorial hospital for a carol pro­ the World War, revealed the ro­ roll of the AJlingtown branch of tlie New York, Dec. 24.— (AP)—New gram at 7 o’clock in the morning mance and intrigue which are told and In the afternoon the children’s American Mills Company in West more fully in his forthcoming book York’s needy will find on Christmas West Palm Beach, Fla., Dec. 24.— choir from the same church will (AP)—The British freighter Jame­ Haven. Officials of the company about the adventure. morn that St. Nick has written them also sing to help bring cheer and “The Imperial Russian family,” he son, which went aground between said the payroll amounted to $4,931.- a check for more than $1,700,000. goodwill to persons unable to leave wrote, “had disappeared at Ekater­ St Lucie inlet and Jupiter Light 23. Incomplete figures from seven the hospital for Christmas. inburg on the night of July 16 or There will be special Clhristmas early today, is in no immediate dan­ The dead man was Joseph Ordaz- 17, 1918. On July 25 anti-Bolshevik agencies which have conducted cani- zo, 54, gate tender and watchman exercises, in many of the church ger. Efforts were to be made to forces grouped around the Czech paigns for relief funds revealed to­ Sunday schools this evening and to­ of the -mill. His companion, troops that occupied that town. float the craft on high tide at noon, day that $1,704,038 already had been morrow morning long before day­ said radio messages picked up by Charles A. Kem, jr., 45, chief clerk break the Swedish Lutheran and of the company, was wounded In the Begin the Search contributed. The Salvation Army Station WOE of the Radio Marine Swedish Congregational ohurches “ Pierre Gillard, former tutor of Corporation of America here. arm and chest The latter’s naide has received $1,207,833 from two will hold their annual Julotta ser­ was placed on the danger list at the young Czarevitch, was there The Coast Guard, patrol boat Per­ sources alone. vice starting at 5:30 and lasting un­ New Haven hospital. Sind with several others he began a ry which left Its base art Fort Laud- The principal relief funds are: til after sunrise. The Zion Lutheran But One Bandit. search of the vicinity to determine church will have a spectel morning ordaile soon artter the ihrst distress the fate of the Romanoffs. An ex­ Army-Navy football game worship at 6:39. Although only one bandit partici­ amining magistrate named Serguief, (Salvation Army) .......... $607,412 CathoUo Masses (Continued On Pag^ S.) pated in the shooting, police believe who wsm replaced seversil months Women’s Emergency Aid Both St. James’s and St. Bridget’s he had an accomplice wiio aided his escape. srfterwsu-d by Nicholsis Sokolofif, was Committee (Salvation Roman Catholic churches will have designated to carry the investiga­ Army) .............................. $600,471 special mass^ tomorrow morning ' The robbery occurred in the yard tion through. .! Times “Hundred Neediest / .aa.Ghrktimai:^ a holy, day of obliga- DANAHER PROT^TS the company’s plant riiortly after “U(;ae ^j.qttlevra? esfiflliahed' ^ #2«f,504 V.. ohivTitih , JKmJWfiteedJstai axe who had committed the ‘ sissassina- A m ^ ca n Christmji9^H.and A t Rt-^jffteles’s inaSsek wlll'be held ■api pasreFftCm a-^New Haven bank. tions and how they had done it. Not Relief Fund ................... $174,854 at 6 o'clock^ S:3D arid 10*.30. The After the • shooting ’ the bandit fax from Ekaterinburg the search­ Evening Post Old Couples’ 8:30 services will be low masses and Jumped-into R em ’s nttuadne and ers discovered the place where the Fxmd ................................. $ 50,965 the other high -nsiSisseS. High masses battered his way through the part­ bodies had been dismembered and World Coal Fim d ................ $ 11,646 TO AID JOBLESS IS ON will be celebrated at St. Bridget’s ly closed gate. The car,, blood­ burned with the aid of sulfuric acid Daily News Good Fellow church at 6 o’clock and at 10 stained and Its rear, badly damaged and gsisoline. F u n d ................................. $ 8,433 o’clock. Says Democratic Committee from the impact 'Wth the gate was later foupd abandon^ about a quar­ Find Betnains More than that, official New York EIGHT HUNDRED TONS The PolUfi H<titio)aaI Cfiijroh at the W a^ Redistrictiiig So That ter of a mile from tke scena of the “In a mine pit they found bits of and numerous charity organizations OF EELS iPOR FEASTS north end Will hold a. special mid­ charred clothing, fragments of bone are planning gifts of food, clothing, From Coast To Coast Work night mass starting at 12 o’clock Backed Him For United robbery. smd a ring finger which was later fuel and entertainment. Mayor this evening. The Salvation Army Tracks of Anotiier Car. Naples, Italy, Dec. 24.— (AP.) Rural Sections Will Not Band follovidng its march tomor­ partially identified as that of the Walker’s relief committee alone will Is Being Pushed To Give —Eight hundred tons of eels ar­ Police found tracks of . another Empress. present 30,000 cartons of food. The row morning will return to the cita­ States M g e For Conn. machine alongside the abandoned rived here today from Bastia, del for a special (Christmas service. “During the Kolchak government, poor, the crippled, the blind, the job­ Corsica, for the Neapolitans Get All the Representatiou car. They expressed the opinion less, the discouraged—all will know At St. M aly’s holy communion will Sokoloff continued his investigation ‘ Jobs To the Idle At Once; Christmas eve dinner. Ten | that the gunman was Joined by his it’s Christmas Day. take place at 8 o'clock and at 10:45 Meriden, Dec. 24— (A P )—Attor­ accomplice where the machine was despite the hostile attitude of cer­ schooners with the eels swim- ; tain ministers. He was assisted by the regular Christmas morning ser­ ney C. J. Danaher, whose corres­ abandoned and transferred to an­ Billions Now Available. ming inside brought the food ' Washington, Dec. 24.rr-(AP)— vice. At the Concordia Lutheran pondence with Senators Bingham other car.