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Connecticut River Romance I: a AIR BOMBERS OVER 1,500 WOMEN i

OLD MAN RUNS AMOK SINK ANOTHER

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IN STATE INFIRMARY;

COOKING SESSION Freighter Sent To Bottom By 4-

Maflorca Planes; British ord Attendance Today KILLS 3 AND INJURES 2 MAY CUT HALF ■ . ' f Crew And Observer Are At State Theater As liM ..

Rescue From Ragring River Makes Sodden Attack With BILUON FROM i In Series Is Held; Grand m-r Saved By Loyalist Vessels . <■ Pistol In Ward While In- IR W ' Prixes Awarded Today. FUNDJF WPA Barcelona, Feb. 4— (A P )—The

British freighter Alcira, trying to mates Were Sleeping; Ar*

run the Spanish Insurgent blockade, Completing a busy but an In- Pressore Pot On Officials To waa bombed by two planes and sunk rested Three Miles From tensely interesting week of dally today 20 miles southeast o f Barce-

courses In home management and lona. Her crew of 25 and an ob- Ask For BiDion Instead Of modern cookery, Miaa Edna M. Fer- server for the Non-intervention Con- Institotion; Tells Police

guson. The Herald's culinary expert trol, all British, were rescued by a Billion And Half B ebg Spanish government sloop and fish- He Kflled Men Became bade farewell to her Snal Manches- ing vessels and brought to Barce- ter audience of the current aeries at lona. A Barcelona communique the State theater this noon. One of Spent In Cnrrent Year. aald the planes came from the di- They CaBed Ifim Names. rection of Palma, Mallorca, Insur- the largest crowds ever to attend a* Herald Cooking school 1,580 per- gent naval and air base. Washington, Feb. 4.— (A P ) — sons Jammed the theater for the Like the British freight Bndy- Tewksbury, Mass., Feb. 4,— final appearance of this talented Works Progress Administration of- mlon, sunk by an unidentified sub- lecturer. marine off the Spanish east coast (A P )— A 79-year-old muscular ficials, It waa learned today, have Monday, the Alcira was trying to Aa early as j;30 women assembled suggested informally to Congres- ^ant ran amok with a blazing carry a cargo of coal to a govern- In the theater lobby anticipating sional leaders a $1,100,000,000 re- pistol early today, polica the heavy demand for seats at the ment port. lief appropriation for the year start- charged, and slew three fellow closing session and Herald workers The Alcira, 1,387 tons, left Gibral- ing July 1. Administration lieu- tar for Barcelona Jan. 31, under inmates in the state infirmary were put to the test In distributing tenants at the capitol have advised the printed recipe forms to the big command of Captain M. McCracken because they called him “bad them to aak for only 81,000,000. a of Glasgow. names.’’ throng crowding through the lobby reduction of one-third from the 81,- for over an hour before the lecture Ownera Get No Word Two other inmates lay in 500.000. 000 appropriation for the London, Feb. 4— (A P )—A Reu- began. current fiscal year. a critical condition with buOat School Appreciated John J. Lorendk, 22-year-old Farmington, Conn., farmer, and hia ters (British newa agency) Dispatch "I think they can get along on from Barcelona today said the wounds in the chest and abdo- Aside from the purely material that,” said one Democratic chief- fiancee, Miss Henrietta Pleper, 70-year-old practical nurse. Both fond gains afforded all those that attend- of boating and awimmlng. they met In the summer of 1036 when the Spanish government Defense Minia- men, victims of a sudden ab* tain. “ Personally, I don't want to t e announced that the British ed the current aesalons of the cook' have to go to bat for any larger river separating their homes ran low and they had to get out in the tack in a darkened ward whera steamer Alcira had been bombed Ing school, a definitely closer bond figure. middle of the stream to enjoy their favorite recreation. 80 elderly men cringed in ter- and aunk by two Insurgent planea between the sponsoring agent, the Legislators do not expect a defi- ror. Manchester Evening Herald and the nite relief recommendation from about 20 miles southwest of Bar- celona. homemakers of Manchester has been the President until spring. They John Mack, bald-headed end The entire crew and an observer ma>2 through the opportunity at' aald It had not been determined six feet three inches talL waa of the non-intervention committee forded so many to profit by anoth- whether a supplementary fund arrested in Lowell, three m ilM would be needed for the present ‘UTILE FELLOWS’ PRESENT were rescued and were being er’s expert training and knowledge. brought to Barcelona. The an- from the institution, and This fact waa emphasised by one year. nouncement said: women attendant today. She said: With five months to go, some charged with murder. He ad- "A t 8:45 a.m. (1:45 a.m. en.L) " I am confident that the women ot 8450.00. 000 remains. Congressmen PROPOSALS TO PRESIDENT mitted, police Captain Jaitiea J. about 20 miles southwest of Bar- Manchester now feel a closer bond noted, however, that February and Kennedy aaid, he shot the men March usually put the heaviest celona the British ship Alcira waa with The Herald and firms co- strain on relief funds. attacked and sunk by two seaplanes as they slept. operating to present these free Fkrmer Relief Problem. coming from the cUrectlon of Palme, Booght Yeen Age classes each year. They are o f great A pick-up In bUBlneia, they said, Chief Executive Says After- Mallorca.” The weapon; Kennedy quoted . benefit to me and to many of my A Coastguard breechea buoy waa brought Into play to save Edward Mack saying, had been purchM- would lighten the relief burden and The Alcira, 1,387 tons, left Gib- frienda.” LATE NEWS Giblin, 30,~from a rock In the Ice-awept Merrimack river, below Paw- ed two years ago from a mall order might make It necessary for WPA wards Most Of The Ideas raltar Jan. 81. Neither her owners, tucket Falls, Lowell. Mass., after bo had been marooned fo r eight hours. A fter clearing up points about to aak for additional money for this the Moasgell Steamship Company of bouse and kept buried In a tin cea , Giblin, almost dead from exposure, was given a ctionce to recover. troublesome cooking questions. Miss year. Glasgow, nor the London admiralty oa the epacknia tnflrmary gtouads. ’ Ferguson today again laid the foun- CMptaln John F. Stokes, riilef o t Secretory Morgentbau aald yes- Were Constructive And FLASHES! had word of the sinking. dation of the dolly lecture by read- terday that no addltiona] WPA The' Defense Ministry oommunb Maaaachuaetto state detectlvae, die*' ing a short poem o f inspirational funds would be needed before July, que added: closed Mack had related he toq^ the plat^fobm Its Hiding'piece character. She then began- the but that a special appropriation Can Be'M ade Operative. OANOtAND MURDER. "They (the planes) twice flew demonatratlon, preparing orange might bo required tor needy farm- night after the victlihs bed been N ew York, Fbb. 4.— (A P ) — Hie over the sliip, dropping three bomba ASK GRAND JURY PROBE doughnuts, a unique and tasty salad ers. calling him bad names. brain drilled by a aiiqrie bullet, the the first time end two the second loaf, a pie and demonstrated the Agriculture Department officiala Washiqgton, Feb. 4.— (A P ) — Mack discarded the weapon, of- body o f a man identified by police time. The ship sank immediately. flciale asserted, while walking to. declared an emergency aa well as proper method of preparing a fowl ’Twenty-three recommendationa to Crew All Britisb for roasting. The latter Item waa a possible long-time relief problem as Joseph Dnrkin, 85, an akxtbol ward Lowell because "it was too racketeer and racing bookmaker, ’*The crew of 25 are all British, as OF BRASS CITY FINANCES combat the recession were placed heavy.” Asked where he was going especially interesting to those pres- waa developing in the Great Plains The emergency needs, they said, before President Roosevelt today was found in an abandoned automo- also is the observer of the non-in- Mack aaeertedly replied, ent. bile today on the lower west sida tervention control. " 1 would like to aay before tak- would be at least 825.000.000. by a committee representing the Poltre questioned a blonde model These officials explained that un small buslnesamen’s conference. . “A ll the crew and the observer The dead inmates were Michael ing leave o f these fine pupils of of 25, Blixabeth Conety, who said State’s Attorney Also Re- less rains fall soon In the winter White Houae officials declared after- were rescued by the government PLACE IN CHURCH O’Keefe, 70; EMward Merrier, 70,. mine In Manchester," aald Miss Fer- Durkin had been missing from his sloop "B ” of the coastguard service wheat belt—particularly In the ward the President thought a large and James Magee, 78. The woUBd- guson after the last session o f the apartment near Central Perk since and a fishing boat." school closed, “ that I have never ap- “Dust Bowl" area o f Kansas, Colo- majority of them were constructive qnests Appointment By ed were Joseph ODonnell, SS, and last week. "They arrived at Barcelona at John Lewis, 78. peared before a group of women, so rado, Oklahoma, Texas and New and possible of fulflUmenL • • • 9:55 a.m. (4:55 a.m. ee.t.) and were iUKED BY WOMEN Captain Stokes aald Mack o«- responsive or considerate, aa the Mexico— as well aa In the spring ’The recommendations, which In- -MARKET A T A GLANCE welcomed and given clothing and cupled a bed at the end o f the dormi- women o f Manchester. They have wheat states (the Dakotas and Mon- cluded repeal of the undistributed Court Of Special Prosecn- refreshment. tory; that he shot Magee first, then . been perfectly delightful during the tana) the government might have New York, Feb. 4—(AP) an unexpectedly heavy rural relief StoclM— itrm ; steels lead qnlet "From lookouts at Montjulch (big moved two beds away and shot entire course, and I will surely be load until the 1030 harvest. (Continued on Pnge Six) Government fortress overlooking toir To Conduct The Case. Speaker At Methodist Parley O’Donnell. Further down the aisle glad to come back to Manchester rally. F8A Increases. the sea at Barcelona) the attack he shot Lewis and then O'Keefe and for another visit." The Farm Security Administra- Bonds— Mixed; some Improve- Merrier. ment In low-priced rails. 'Going To BurUngton, VL tion. which handles rural relief, (UoDtlDoed on Page I'wo) Waterbury, Feb. 4 — (A P ) — Declares They Demand The oUeged slayer then fled donni During the aeries of seosiona Mias started the new year with a roster FAMOUS AUTHOR Cnrb— Narrow; specialities lower. State's Attorney Lawrence L. Lewis a fire escape. Ferguson was ably assisted by her o f 110,000 farm families to which Mack was admitted to the insti- Foreign Exchange— Firm ; aterl- announced today he would recom- Share In Responsibility. assistant, Mias Beth Mader. Miss approximately 82300.00 waa being Ing, franc higher. tution In October, 1987, but officiala mend the convening o f a Grand Mader Is hoping that a good snow- gnnted monthly. Since that time, Cotton— Steady; March liquida- ■aid he bad been ”ln end out" ot the storm comes along for the next officials said, the number baa in- DENOUNCES HAGUE EXPECT OPPOSITION i)ury and the appointment of a infirmary several times before tbaL tion, trade buying. Cnilcago, Feb. 4.— (A P )—A larg- engagement for they will be in Bur- creased "several thousand.” special prosecutor "to inveatigate Leo O’Omnor, an attendant at - Sugar — Narrow; commission er share of reaponsibUity In church lington, Vt., where Mias Mader Many of the relief families are municipal financial affairs and for the toatitutlon. which la primarily ar>pl}dng for loans to finance plant- house buying. hopes to get In a little skiing and TO NAVY EXPANSION the purpose of instituting and con- leadership was demanded tor wo- for needy persons who depend on: ing o f new crops this spring, but Coffee— Easy; trade selling. . the stele for care, sold the ahooUng. other winter sports. Dorothy Thompson Suggests ducting such prosecution as may be men today at Methodism's largest One feature o f the current their applications will be rejected, waa discovered after be found the officiala said, unless heavy rains neceasary." gathering in American history. atons of the school has been the The state’s atorney said be would door In the ward open aborts after precision with which Miss Ferguson fall before seeding time. That President Roosevelt The demand came from the only 4 A m. Farm relief grants now being Chairman Vinson Of House make hla motion this afternoon woman speaker at the deonomina- has timed each of the daily meet- MACDONALD PLANS when Judge Earnest A. Inglia will Over 3,000 Inmates ings, closing each day at noon to made average about 821 a month, tlona meeting, MUa Georgia Hark- The ward, he aald, accomdiodatod which offlclalB said was barely Take Hand In CIO Quarrel take over the Superior Ctourt bench permit those attending to reach Group Fears Hearings here at the direction of Chief Jus- nesi, profeaai,r of religion at Mount approzimately 80 men ranging In enough for necessities of life. their homes without delay. tice William A. Maltbic. Holyoke college. ago from 56 to 80 years of age. The TO ANSWER HURLEY In a prepared addreu to the A t the close of the school Leon Jersey City, N. J.. Feb. 4— (AP) Judge Frank P. McEvoy, a native institution houses 3,200 inmates. Thofp, advertising manager of The Win Delay Passage Of Bill o f Waterbury who has been presid- United Methodist 0>unrll on the With Michael Mclnerney, another Herald thanked the Manchester —Dorothy ’Thompson, author and ing at sesaiona here this term, an- Future and Faith and Servic, Mlaa attendant, O'Connor d eclar^ he en- women for their consideration and CHINESE DIVISION newspaper columnist, ouggeata that nounced In court this morning he Harknsa termed the church the "last tered the ward and found three moo helpfulness during the past four President RoosevelL aa head of the Restored To Full Control iOf Washington, Feb. 4.— (A P )— (Con- would be transferred this afternoon. stronghold o f male dominance" and lying on the floor epparenUy dead. gressional opposition to the proposed charged It was being drained ot days and expressed hla satisfaction Democratic party, should “ apply Hia decision not to sit at further ’Two others had been shot and three for the fine manner in which Misa 8800,000,000 naval expansion pro- seastona here, he said, followed con- capable leadership by discrimina- elderly, terror-stricken ■ men were CIRCLED BY JAPS pressure through patronage” on State Roads He Is W ork- Ferguson had conducted the popular Mayor Frank Hague to make him gram threatened today to upset the ferences with Chief Justice Maltble tion against women. __ hiding under beds. Mack, an Inmate series of cooking seaalona. cease his war with Committee for House Naval committee’s calcula- and was reached in view of "motions The gathering to w^lch nave In the ward, waa mlaalng, O'Connor tions for quick approval. that I understand are to come before OAserted. Wlnnera Industrial Organisation leaders and bg On Reply To Attack. come 4,500 clergymen and laymen others he has denounced as com- Committee members said Indica- the Waterbury court." representing 20,000,000 commum- O'Keefe waa dead when first ex- Winners of major prises are os Shanghai Reports Say Fight- tions were that the hearings on leg- The application for the appoint- folows: munlats. canta and adherents was hailed by amined and Merrier and Magee died LUclng Hague to Hitler, she says islation to authorize 47 new war- ment of a special prosecutor made Senior Blahop Edwin Holt Hughes shortly after\^-ard. The gas range from the Manches- Hartford, Feb. 4— (A P I— O ffi- ships and 22 auxlllariea would last by Lewis In which William B. Fitz- mg Is At Close Range; President RoosevelL “ as bead of of Washington as "one uf the great- After state police bad talked to ter Division of The Hartford Uos cially restored today to full control two more weeks. Chairman Vinson gerald, assistant state's attorney that Uberal party which passed the est protestant religioua movements Mack they started back to the in- Oo.— Mrs. Fred E. Allen, 14 WU- of the State Highway Department, (D., Ga ), originally estimated they Joined -follows: Labor Relatioiu A cL " should be of the decade.” firmary with him. Intending to look liam streeL Commissioner John A. Macdonald la would consume only “ two or three The Application News From The Fronts. asked about the conception of gov- for the weapon used in the slaylnga 'The Mlxmaater from The Man- now working' on a reply to the at- days." "Application for appointment of It provided ah occasion for jubi- ernment held by Hague, state Dem- tack upon his administration by lation over the Impending unifica- on the way. chester Electric Division of The Admiral William D. Leahy, chief special prosecutor In re municipal 'The state Infirmary has about SO Conn. Power Oo.— Mrs. Florence ocratic leader and vice-ebairman of Public Works Commissioner Robert of naval operations, has bi^n the affairs of city of Waterbury. ' tion of the Methodist Episcopal Shang hai, Feb. 4.— (A P )— A ring buildings In all and approzimately GiorgetU, 54 Eldridge streeL the National Democratic commit- A. Hurley. only witness Interrogated since the "The undersigned respectfully church, Methodist Episcopal church o f Japanese bayonets closed In to- tee. 1,500 employes. It is under the A cartoo o f Rinso (a year's sup- Yesterday Governor Cross aald bearings started Monday. Rep. represents that: South, and the M eth^lst IVotestant day on a Chinese division cut off that the Supreme Court opinion jurisdiction of the State W elfare ply) from Levi Broe.—Mrs. M. Speaking last night at meeting of Maas (R., Minn.), aald four other 1— For several weeks last past. church after a century of division. from reinforcements and supplies on the Hudson Ootuty Branch of the which abolished temporary jurlodlc- Minor Place In Church De(>artment although one building Eagleeon, 54 Fairfield streeL admirals remained to be ques- VQ have been conducting an Inves- houses mental caseA the frozen, bottom-land battlefield Women’s International League for tlon of the public works department tioned. tigation into the financial affairs ot Miaa Harkneaa contended women Four orders for 10 rolls at wall north of Nanking. State Auditor Tbumaa H. Buckley Peace and Freedom, the wife of over the highway department has in addition, Vinson said represent- the city of Waterbury covering have "a very minor place" In the paper and 18 3rmrds of border each said he was "shocked that such an Japanese sources, which sent Sinclair Lewis declared: " I am not cleared the way for some action on atives of peace organizations would operatioiu during the last few yeara, church. N o branch o f Methodism, from Tbomas McGill to the foUow- word of the struggle along the Hwai occurrence should happen at Tewks- a radical, but If I lived In Jersey the Hurley report. be given an opportunity to present and also into the disappearance un- ■be added by way of Illustration, river valley, aald the Chinese dl- bury” and expressed the belief that City I would probably wind up be- " I shall aak Commissioner Mac- their views on the. legislation nest der very suspicloua circumstances Bent a woman as on official delegate ’ Mrs. a K. Kittle, 82 Spruce vision was In retreat from Pengpu donald for a detailed and complete the preeent Inveatigatlon o f stsM ing a radical.” week. He said the National Coun- from the controller's office of im- to the Oxford or Edinburgh con- atreeL Ekilth Mahoney, Birch streeL when swift Japanese detachments She said the CIO, which Hague reply to the charges and allegaUona cil for Prevention of War. one of portant financial records. hospital might give the Common- isolated IL ferences. Mra. O. Anderson, 8 1 Strant streeL baa barred from mass organising In In Ckrmroissioner Hurley’s report,” several which have oppoMd new "2—A continuance o f this Inves- wealth some remedy aa that persona a ^ M ra Fred Sebuets, 28 Cooper 'The Japanese, they said, were the governor said. "In the ministry, the crux of the “of homicidal tendency would not Jersey Oty, waa "as inevitable as armament, would be beard on Mon- tigation by a Grand Jury should In problem is not that o f ordination, fighting at does range with bay- "I am now working on this reply," day. our opinion, be Inaugurated at once be sent to Tewksbury." onets an^ rifle fire to wipe out the the rising nun.” but the chance to preach after one " ^ r for a Nellie Don dress from * Fbw Cnmn— Ists Oommisaioner Macdonald aald. Meanwhile, Rep. Luckey, (D^ for the purpose of determlng Peraeoal laveetigatten entire division. Horwever, he declined to comment gets ordained.” she said. "It la now i. W . Hale Oorp.— M ra W. ’There are few (Jommunlsts in Neb.), Invited a’l House members to whether or not the laws of the state Walter V. McCarthy, heed ct the I'-torila Reid, 201 Main streeL It was caught at the village of OQ the Supreme Court opinion, nor possible for a woman to secure ex- the CIO,” abe said. "The number a secret meeting Saturday to dis- of Connecticut have been violated State department of Public Wel- Hwver from The Dewey-Rlchman Hsushan, 12 miles southwest of would he say when hla answer to cellent theological training but next of Communists in this country is cuss the foreign policy Implies- and whether or not prosecution fare, said he would conduct a per- Oa—Mrs. R. E. HunL 85 Branford Pengpu Bad west of the line of the the Hurley charges would be ready tlona. should be instituted. to Impoaslble for her to secure ap- sonal investigation, while Governor Japanese advance northward against negligible.” for the governor. pointment to any save a small rural atreeL Ponce Um WorM Spectal Proseentor CSiariea F. Hurley directed bis rfiigf China's Lamghal corridor, srhlcb Speaking In a lioU which Mrs. pariah.** Order for free washing from 'The The Hurley report charged the "W e went to find out", be said, "3— W e feel that the public Inter- secretary, Paul C. Ryan, to ge to separates conquered aieds ot North Hiram Elfenbeln, state bead of the New Model Laundry—Mra K. Wal- "whether we ere going to build a est requires that such further in- Are Not Kecogniied Tewksbury aa his personal repra. and Central China. women’s league, aald was “ the only (ContiBoed oa Page T w e) lerstein, 174 Spruce streeL navy to police the world or Just to vestigation as may be required, and Because o f these reatrlcUona, she aentatlVA Aa Japonaat smashed tb d r way hall that eouM be ascured for our warned, wonjen were turning to Orders for free cleaning Job from Jersey C3ty meeting," Mias Thomp- defend our own shores." such proeecutiona as may be insti- Welfare records at rhnleea. north from Nanking toward TREASL’RY BALANCE tuted baaed upon facts developed secular enterpri.— estate of Colonel Edward H. K. 300 to 400 feet and to a height of M n . John Glenney, 70 Bigelow j Fire Office Tins Morning. lawyers, denied emphatically that said Solomon Welssman. represented Lx>ckbart of West Willington that Southern Senators made plans, sub- could not interfere with each other St. .1 . , Selling Land To State. The first meeting of the Board of Green. 300 or 300 could be cleared. Profes- At the meeting of the Board of . any pressure had been brought to him in the sale. was parked on Birch street between 4 Ject to change, today for an early He said there had never been any More than 1150,000 of the mil- HAVE 70 DE8TBOYEBS Relief took place Tuesday in the sor Bowles believes. Mrs. Albert Undsay, 88 Edgerton Selectmen, which will be held on n>. bear on them to deal with the state (Questioning of land sellers today Main and Cottage street was stolen FahowdOK'O on the antl-lynching bill. change or dissent to those •‘unanl lionaire's $40,000,000 fortune was London, Feb. 4.— (A P )— Britain St. offered a respite to Warren M. town office, a number appearing to mous decisions.” However, Professor Bowles made Monday night, it Is reported that 11 ' Andrew Ferguson, of 16 Brook- through a teal estate broker. about 9 o'clock last night. The While Senator Bonh (R . Tda ), OLD MAN RUNS AMUCK spent on fog-control experiments at and France are massing seventy Mrs. Fred Clough, 82 Valley St. Bridgeport, Feb. 4— (A P )—Rep. Creamer, state highwray department make grievance against their assess- Ran across a roan the Most Senate seats were lllled as It clear full advantage o f the device action wUl be taken to insure ' a ments. loss waa reported to the police. The .'(‘attacked constitutionality of the Green's Ro -nd Hill estate at nearby destroyers in the Mediterranean to Mrs. Rose O. C^ampbell, 203 Sum- field street, an agency supervisor Stanley P. Mead of New Canaan They said thejf had engaged Sam- project engineer who bad testified Borah spoke, in contrast to the could not be taken until the radio uel H. Sllberman, Stamford broker, The menu for the Lincoln supper car wras found at 12:40 today on other day whose fuel biO ^ measure, the southerners agreed Scuth Dartmouth, according to Pro- guard neutral-shipping from piracy mit S t closer supervision of the granting for the Aetna Fire Insurance Com- A batb Is more than just an effi- and his brother. Benjamin, testified at length before the jury. small number of Senators present IN INFIRMARY, MURDERS beam bad been developed sufficient- to handle the transaction because, which the Ladies Association is Gorman place, where it bad been {’ tentatively un an attempt to call up fessor Bowles. attacks, It was reported reliably to- Mrs. V. Cfiemson, Rear 114 Noth o f relief to indigent persons here, pany In Hartford, fell In his office cient way of getting clean. It can left by the person or persona that Is averaging $.30.00 per i the Inde^ndent offices approprla- during most of the weeks-long flll- ly to lead an airplane unerringly In- day. before the Merritt Parkway Grand having represented other land sell- •serving on February 11 will be paborating on his testimony. to the cleared path. Elm St. and a stricter and more detalle1X1014 poor oat two j>oan4* of sulation is a State police detectives, ordered Surprise; Opens Sunday. Allied Chem ...... 156 for even further steps to halt new Mrs. Mildner, Bolton Center. considerable part of the supplemen- Injuries. He was resting fairly com- has a gentle, active lather which told interviewers that before they appeared, ready to testify. In the day, February 14, and will be In claimants account for the return of llQold bUo Into jour howolo 4*Ur. I t thk Mlo Clearance to investigate all hoapitals by Gov. Am Can ...... 77 piracy, with Italian presa reaction Sara Austin, 332 Center St. tary aid allotments as constituting fortably this afternoon. sinks deep Into the pores, removing knew the state was Interested In courthouse today Included Solomon charge of Mrs. Helen Macfarland, some checks, while in other cases tenet flowlnzlro)lr.|roon't4isat. positive, e e o> Am Rad St S .. payment delay Is occasioned be- It Jiut docmji In tho bowote. Cos MooU op emor Charles F. Hurley, found 424 starring popular Alice Faye, and ...... im unfavorable and 'vltb French sup- Mrs. E. Steinberg, 70 Benton St. a racket.” Mr. Lupien has ex- Mr. Ferguson, who is 61, has long stale perspiration and every trace their land they had placed a value Wcissman, a Stamford real estate chairman of the Americanism pro- JKrar itonuu-h. Too s>t oontUpatod. Tonr nomical and permanent patients died from other than natu- with a aupporting cast of crack en- Am S m elt...... 45)4 port likely. Mrs. Helen Bengtson, 176 Gardner plained bis statement by pointing to held an executive position with the of dust and dirt. of $120,000 on their holdings which broker, his brother, Aaron, and Miss gram. cause of the absence of social se- wholo >r>tm b pobon>4 oo4 too fool ooor. ral causes between 1626 and 1936 tertainers from screen and radio, and Am Tel and Tel ...... 129)4 Working for Trace St "people I know myself who don't Aetna Fire and is well known here A fter rinsing, turn on your show- were approximately 80 acres In ex- Florence Duffy who. Solomon Welss- The Tolland County Democratic curity numbers In the wage reports. tank nnd tho world lookt punli. care. Phone Averill, 3829, Am Tob B .... A Btro how^ BortBont dooont s«t ot and reported 118 additional "sud- with dances, music and specialties ...... 6544 Britain and France, meanwhile, Mrs. W. J. Smith, 62 Wethercll deserve any town help." Other as a fishing enthusiast. er and spray yourself with cooler tent. man said, was secretary to a third association meeting will be held In Tone said that, in some cases, de- for surprisingly low cost den deaths” during 1937. galore, "You're a Sweetheart,' Am Wat Wks ...... 844are pursuing individual efforts to St members of the Board have hit at water. Or simply wring a wash- When the state took 28 acres, Welssman brother. Aaron Weiss- the Town hall next Monday evening linquency on the part of certain em- LltUo Llror PUte to sot Umo o two^ndo AFTERNOON Anaconda of bite Sowlns fnolr and Bako roo fool A legislative commission began swingsational show surprise, dances ...... 2844 gain a truce on civilian air bomb- Elsie Behtniann, 325 Center St. the system whereby medical care la cloth in cool water and pat It over In charge of Lewis Phelps of ployers to file employe Information insulating for your home. Armour, 111 .... the body, particularly the chest and !?*■ i“ * “ t'. zontte. fot OBBa- Investigation of the entire problem Its way to the State theater Sunday ...... 844ings in Spain. The Madrid-Barce- The (olowing food items were won given relief recipients at their Hebron, county chairman. reports Is proving a hindrance in •m la Bakins Ml* Sow frnolr. Atk (hr Atchison ...... back. Dry thoroughly. Now your ^ rtor't LltUo Llror PUli to naBO. Uo. of hospital control, and Chairman and Monday. Included In the glitter- ...... 33 lona government ye.sterday ordered as follows: homes. It has been pointed out Miss Edna Haddad, R. N., of compensation eligible Individuals. Aviation Corp . OPEN FORUM akin— all over—Is fr e ^ and sweet, •tubbomlz rofoM aazthlas otea. F R O C K S Patrick J. Moynihan, of the state ing cast are George Murphy, the ...... 3)4 its fleets to refrain from attacking that persons who are working, and Baldwin, CT . .. Chicken—Floresle Despiauque, 16U perfumed with a delicate, clinging commission on administration and ...... 8 insurgent unfortified areas. 'The In- are afflicted with minor ills, usually screen's latest rage as a singing and Balt and Ohio . Cooper Hill St. fragrnace. You feel like an entire- finance, began an Inquiry Into busi- dancing star; Ken Murray and Os- ...... 8)4 surgent regime, however, has not make a vl.slt to a physician's office, THE ORIGIN OF OCR NATION’S Sport Woolens Bendix ...... Orange Doughnuts— Mrs. Fred but that the greater proportion of ly new woman! ness administration of the Instltu wald, his stooge, of "Oh, Yeah," ...... 11)4 made clear Its declstrn. FLAG Beth Steel ___ ...... 91 Hopper, 94 St. John St. charity medical cases a p ^ a r to be This same pure white soap that Uons. fame; Andy Devine, William Gar- Laborite A. V. Alexander gave Pastry M ix—Mrs. J. Proctor, 19 Alpaca Beth Steel, pfd ...... 9044 taken care of at the patient's protects daintiness makes th »'p er- 0* Five of the slayings occurred at gar Frank Jenkr (you'll remember notice he would ask Foreign Secre- Henderson Rood. ‘ Editor The Herald- Borden ...... 17H homes—at an added expense to the fect complexion care. Its active Medfleld state hospital and the oth- him from "100 Men and a Girl''), tary Anthony Eden and Alfred Duff Now Viewpoint Before the War of independence, lather prevents choked pores, the To 1** Crepes Can Pac ...... town for each visit. It has been er three at Danvers hospital. Offi- ...... 6)4 Cooper. First Lord of the Admiral- Charles Winninger, Donald Meek Case (J. I.) ... Although the cooking school is o.'cpiaincd, however, that medical each American (Colony had Its own cause of the dullness, tiny blemishes, cials of the mental diseases depart- ...... 82 ty, In Commons Monday what was Tomorrow and a new singing and dancing Cerro De Pas .. over for another year, memories ot enlarged pores that mean Cosmetic tA ist D a y ment, which supervises the institu- ...... 37)4 care cannot easily be held to a set separate flag, while the vessels o% Mostly Long Sleeves comedienne, Frances Hunt, recently Ches and Ohio being done to find the ports where happy hours spent in a beautiful financial schedule, as severe criti- Skin. tions, pointed out they were over- ...... IH the British East India Company with Benny Goodman's swing band. Chrysler ...... the "pirates"' based. Use Lux Toilet Soap regularly— Only ONE MORE DAY remains in V Prl^M pmI iimmI In •Annem asm ...... 51 auditorium like the _ State theater cism would arise if unintentional bore Its Union Flag. This was so Prices reduced, in some cases, Smart Tailored Styles crowded 16 per cent beyond capa- Directed by David Bi'tler. who Coca C o la ...... He also ssld he would ask what especially before applying new city...... 112 will remain In the minds ot the neglect should result from strict ■ railed because '.n 1707 occurred the which to take advantage of these mar- OpporiteHx^^ 90IOQI hat to his credit such recent bits as CoJ Carbon .... representations were being made to adherence to form m many cases. make-up and always before you go Yt AND MORE! Now is the time to and Also Dressy Types ...... 62>4 many who attended. Even more union of England and Scotland. velous values. "A ll Baba Goes to Town," "Pigskin Col Gas and El authorities controlling those ports. In the matter o f Investigating to bed. It’s a simple, easy care but L sooth^AAondieator Monidi ...... 7 beneficial, in a material way, wUi ■ Thus the flag commemorated this save. You’ll pay a lot more-later. Parade". '"Captain January” and Coml Inv 1 r . .. It was stated in ome quarters applicants. It la expected that thare It keeps skin fresh and clear. Holly- ...... 39)4 be the knowledge gained, tlie recipes union. There were chlrteen stripes Formeriy "LitUest Rebel," presents, in addi- ComI S o lv ...... that Britain's proposals for new will be a decided tightening up, and wood stars, whom you might expect ...... 7H steps to halt piracy Included one secured, the many useful gifts ac- alternately red and white, and In the EXPEa OPPOSITION tion to its cast and music, specialty Cons Edison ...... 21 that the clamps will be put on all to pay a dollar a cake for their quired and above all a new and upper left band corner waa another beauty soap, use this fragrant white 97.7S-110.75 and f 12.75 numbers which Inclure The Noveile Cons on ...... that when the attacker of any sunk- cases which are not absolutely de- ...... 844en ship be identified, the Nyon con- fresh viewpoint on that most Im- union: the red cross of St. George soap that fits Into the most modest Brothers, Ekina Sedwlck, toe dancer. Cont Can ...... 38 serving of aid. _ TO NAVY EXPANSION ference committee confiscate prop- portant of services— homemaklng. o f England and the white cross ot budget because It keeps their mll- Com P ro d ...... 5844 Saturday The Four Playboys, Malda A Kay, erty of the offending state equal to A closer bond has been made St. Andrew of Scotland. Doubtedless Ilon-dollar complexions flawless. rope specialists, and Caspei Reardon, Del Lack and Wes ...... 6)4 (Cootiniiad from Page One) Douglas Aircraft the amount o f damage inflicted. through the school with users ot the the thirteen stripes rep-eaented the Mid-Winter Clearance swing harpist...... 36 nationally known products, manu- Du P o n t ...... There also were reports that Brit- colonies. the most remarkable battle between The music, includes a number of ...... 108 facturers of which have cooperated MORO CHIEFTAIN SLAM 000,000 navy to do that job." Eastman K ^ a k ...... 151 ain had developed an underwater A fter the Declaration of Inde- ships of war ever fought. I f the Navy were to be used only hit songs by Jimmy McHugh and Elec Auto Lite ray submarine finding device effec- with The Herald in presenting the ...... 17)4 pendence arose the necessity of a Although the Richard was sinking ■for defense, he contended, the 20 Harold Adamson, with dance num- Gen Elec ...... tive within a 15-mlIe radlua Wheth- school. Through this medium, 1^ national flag. Hence June 14. 1777. bers arranged by Carl Randall, a ...... 37)4 RATHER TRAN GIYE UP with its crew and the beloved flag. $5 per cent expansion recommended by Gen Foods ...... 3114 er ships hunting the Endymion's at- most practical way, homemakers Ctongress resolved that "the flag of New York Importation whose unique Paul Jones won an immortai vic- Presl^rnt Roosevelt would be un- Gen Motors . ,...... 32)4 tacker wore equipped with the de- are confidently azsured of the quali- the United States be thirteen stripes necessary. chorus formations are a revelation Gillette ...... vice was not disclosed. ty and purity of such products as tory. In his Journal, Jones wrote FURNITURE SALE alternately red and white, that the to the screen...... 9‘t Manila, P. I.. Feb. 4.— (A P ) — A these eloquent words: Storing Materials Hecker P ro d ...... 6)4 are advertised In the columns of union be thirteen stars, white In a The Navy, meanwhile, continued Miss Faye sings three hit num- Hudson Motors .. this newspaper during the year. Moro outlaw chieftain and one o f hla 'No one was now left-aboard the ...... 7H 200 followers were killed today after blue field, rep.esentlng a new con- Hs work of quietly adding to the bers, "You're a Sweetheart," "So Int Harv ...... 57 stellation.” The stars "symbolize Richard but her dead. To them 1 store of foreign-origin materials It's Love" and "Scrapin' the Toast", Int Nick ...... refusing pleas of the American-edu- gave the good old ahlp for their ...... cated Sultana of Sulu to surrender -the elevated purpose and lofty mo- which would be vital In wartime. with supporting members of the Int Tel and Tel .. luHnouoe? ...... 644 RESEARCH FIRM F U iS to authorities. tives of the little republic.” coffin, and in her they found a Purchases of such "strate^c and cast supplying other tuneful melo- Johns Manville ...... 69 sublime sepulchre. She rolled heavi- 0ne7luH C— critical materials" In the last seven Local Stocks Imam Bsto, wanted foi a recent Tradition says that a committee Kennecott ...... EstabUsheS ItOt dies...... 38)4 killing, died when he would not listen ly In the long swell...... and sank months exceeded $1,300,000, records Lehigh Val Rd .. oompoaed o f General WSabington, ...... 544Farnlsbed by Eddy Brothers A Co. tilCORPORATION PAPERS to the request o f Sultatui Tarhata peacefully In about forty fathoms. disclosed today. Ligg and Myers £ 'I t o b ^ Morris, and George Koss ...... 90>4 r' S3 Lewis St. Ktram. who penetrated the Jolo bad- called on Mrs. Rosa— “a skillful Our torn and tattered flag was left Tin, chromium ore. silk and ma- Loew's ...... 4444 lands in an effort to bring peace be- flying when we abandoned her. As nlla fibre were included. Bids Hartford, Conn. needle woman, possessor ot an up- MACDONALD PLANS Lorillard ...... 16 William R. Martin Philip H. Moroney of Hlllstown tween Imam and the authorities. she plunged down by the bead at LOW PRICES LIK E^i^< holstery shop." General Washington substantial quantities of manga- Mont W a r d ...... 30)4 road and Hills street la the presi- Local Representative The Sultana, educated at North- made a rough drawing. Ihen Mrs. the last....the very last vestige nese. tungsten and optical glass Nash Kelv ...... 9)4 dent of the newly incorporated Re- western Unlverelty, was accompan- mortal eyes ever saw of the "Bon were to be sought soon. TO ANSWER HURLEY Nat BIsc ...... 1:00 p. m. tjuotatlons Ross suggested a five pointed star THE PR U 6 STORE ...... 19 search A Model Company, paper ol ied by Moro officlale, two of whotn Homme Richard” waa the defiant jfv i in ttnm Tin, which officials said the Navy Nal Cash Reg . Bid Asked Instead of the six pointed star on ...... 15)4 Insurance Storks incorporation showing organization were wounded. waving of her unconquered and un- has been buying rapidly. Is used as Nat Dairy ...... being filed wlto the secretary ol the Moro Sarlbon, son of the slain the design. This suggestion was CANT LAST! - (Ointlnned from Page One) ...... 13‘4 Aetna Casualty...... Nat Distill...... ,adopted by the committee,—wisely, stricken flag as she went down. And, an alloy In certain machinery...... 19)4 Aetna Fire ...... state yesterday. The headquarters chieftain, assumed command of his Chromium, manganese and tung- N Y Central .. . aa I had given them the good old highway department with "woeful ...... 16 Aetna Life ...... of the new cor])Dration are at 805 father's band and swore vengeance. ' too! To me the five pointed star has sten are required In manufacturing N Y NH and H . ship for their sepulchre, 1 now be- disorganization, waste and ineffi- ...... 2’4 Automobile ...... Main street, Hartford. In the papers Tarhata KIram la one o f two Moro grace, being related to the circle, la the guns, armor and other metal North A m ...... not the circle Itself symbolic? queathed to my Immortal dead the ciency" which it stated caused "ap- ...... 16)4 Conn. General ...... showing organization as filed yes- leaders claiming the Sultanate o f Quinn’s Pharmacy aboard ship. Silk is used for para- Packard ...... Sulu. The first use of this flog waa at flag they bad ao desperatriy defend- ONE MORE D A Y palling losses" to the state...... 444Hartford Fire ...... terday other officers named are: ed, for their winding sheet." PHONE 7057 chutes and cartridge bags. Back to Old Poet Param Piet ...... 6)4 Hartford Steam Boiler Fort Stanwlx, re-naired Fort vice-president. Frank W. Horne, E L L A M. STAN LE Y According to Attorney General Penn ...... 20)4 National Fire ...... Schuyler, on which site the city ot West Hartford: secretary. Kimberly Charter Member Orford Parish A N D IT'S A LL OVER! Charles J. McLaughlin. Commission- Phelps Dodge ...... 23 Phoenix ...... 75 ,'Rome, N. Y., now stands. This fort, Phil P e te ...... Cheney. West Hartford: treasurer, Chapter and former Historian. 6v^1>ay~ ait vma A au nd er Macdonald today has returned to ...... 34*4 Travelers ...... 400 Harold W. Blrk, East Hartford. SHELL CHATEAU .even with no flag or oanner, waa his status prior to June 23, 1937 Pub Serv N J ...... 30 {besieged by the British in August- Radio ...... PubUc Uttlltlea The company starts business with WILUMANTIO ONE-OF-A-KIND IT’S NOT STATIC when Commissioner Hurley, acting ...... 6 11777. The commandant and his offl- MachiavelH developed the princi- i MATTRESSES Reading ...... Conn. Lt. and Pow. .. 62 $500 In cash and property valued at Dionne Quintuplets Tahe upon nn opinion of the attorney gen- ...... 20 Conn. Pow'...... 41'4 ple that the ruler of a state is HYGRADE OIL COMPANY Fee// $14,600. There are to be 1,510 FRI. and SAT., FEB. 4-5 Icers, having beard that Congress BARGAINS! ALL THE TIME! eral assumed control of the con- Repub Steel ...... 16 >4 Htfd. Elec. Lt...... 54 juatifled in resorting to any meas- 22 CHARTER OAK AVENUE HARTFORD Regular $IUM FELT MATTRESSES. An shares, par $10, fully subscribed 'bad "created a new flag, determined extra soft nnd oomfortable mattreos with iim struction of roads and bridges on Rcy Tob B ___ ...... 3944 Illuminating Shs. . . . 49 ures that will maintain bis power. %nkstCODLimOIL Safeway Stores for. “SUNSHINE TRIO” //'to fight with American colors fly- stltehlng, heavy rolled edges and eoveied la a Have Y’our Tubes trunk lines and state aid roads...... 19 .New Britain Gas . .. '26's SensatloiuU Dancers. Cotoalal Mahogany DRESSER. Schenicy Dls .. Mr. Moroney said today that the ling.” The red, white and blue ma- good quality of licking. Only a A q Today Commissioner Macdonald...... 22 >4 So. New Eng. Tel. Co. 138 itertals were cut from garments at Hanging mirror. An rxceptlonal value Higbcit poteory. Mott reliilile Sears Roebuck . corporation holds several patents George Hinkle, Singing Star. at thla price. Reduced ' few left. Van’ll have to hurry! “Noise-Tested” Commissioner Hurley and Comp- ...... 55>4 Western Mass. 26 hand, and with the aid of the six source for needed Vitsmint A troller C. C. Swartz, received a let- Shell U n ion __ _ ...... 15«4 that they are now trying to Interest from $47.50. 79c (Exclusively at our store) Socony Vac . .. Industrials hundred men, the unique flag waa $33.50 bedr oom suites I sod D. Cniranteed quality I ter from Mr. McLaughlin notifying ...... 1444 Acme Wire ...... 28 different manufacturing companies “JAM SESSION” r LARat 'flying before sunset over the fort. Several Odd M APLE CHESTS. J?' in n e r s pr in g mat- them to proceed In accordance with South Pac ...... 16’i in, but because it was a trade By BOWMAN’S SWING BAND tresses In “ close-out” ticks. T h m mat- Am. Hardware ...... 19 I’nielr resistance for twenty days Values up to $28.50. These aro all BOTTU the meaning of the Supreme Court South Rwy ...... 10)4 Arrow H and H, Com. 37>4 secret at this time he is not at on Brown^' tresses have Innerspring units and are deep! Ooloulal Maple BEDBOO.M SUITE. 1 NO AUNLMUM! PARK 306 CABS was successful. MVar-Kvop" high grade pieces and a -plek-UD" opinion. A copy of the opinion ac- St Brands ...... 8 Billings and Spencer. 3*4 liberty to give further Information. nphalsterrd with cottou felt; finished wItL —DRESSER AND BED, Just the suite for Potterton & Krah SpaclooB Floor. tSe Cover. , The naval committee of Congreoa at this low 0 1 >1 Parke-Davis companied the letters. St Gas and El ...... 3>4Bristol Brass ...... 33 The organization has been In ex- ALUMINUM rolled sod stitched edges. In ^ S 0 A C s o ^ l rooms. High grade ooastnwtiaa a ^ 2-Quart Hot Water Bottles St Oil C?al ...... presented to Paul Jones, high officer price. here Radio Is Undemtood** No t'urthrr Steps ...... 30'4 Colt's Pat. Firearms. 53)4 istence for sometime, he said, it Catering To Banquets. $14.95 regular covers, $10.50. 9 1 1 *9 5 fiulsk. Quaint oolonlnl VANILLA — 1-Y’ear 7 f t St OU N J ...... lOf the Infant navy, the first official Mr. McLaughlin said no further ...... 47*4 Eagle Lock ...... 16 only recently being decided to form CKl^cKnea'i SK oei atyle. EXTRACT, 3 or. Tex Corp ...... BOUDOIR CHAI8ETTE. Chair $39.50 39c Guarantee! t %/C legal steps were apparently neces- ...... 3844 Fafnir Bearings .... 96 a corporation. flag which waa displayed on the Timken Roller Bea ship "Ranger" July 4, 1777. The and Inrge ottomnn. Assorted chintz SEALY, the world's most oomfortable mat- sary for the withdrawal of Mr. Hur- ...... 39 Gray Tel Pay Station 4), ooveia. Moss trim. ^ Q *7 C Modem BEDROOM SUITE. $ eleghat pleeea ley from all highway department Trans America aext November Captain Jones start- tress! SBALY MATTRESSES have hereto- In sliced walnut Multltoue high POND’S TISSUES 50c Kexall CHERRY ...... lOS Hart and (kxiley .... 18U Values up to 313.05. f O fore been enJo>ed only by the rich, but this Igh l ^ t fialsV. activities and for Mr. Macdonald's Union Carbide ...... 69)4 Hendey Mach. B...... 8*4 MAT. I80 EVES. 10c-lSe-28e sd across the sea to "distreaa the $ pieces, BED. DRESSER AN D) CHEST. “ Dio- (250)— B.VKK COUGH Oft resumption of full control after an Union P a c ...... 73)4 aneihy." A great opportunity await- price puts them In the reach ^ 1 A A C maud Inlay effret on frouta. Landers, Frary A Clk. '23)4 GRANDFA'niER CLOCK. Electric of cveryoue. ^ 1 2 packages...... ib O C ■iy r u p...... O I 7 C e'-npse of seven months. Unit Aircraft ...... 20^4 New Brit. Mch., Com. 18)4 TONIGHTS THE NIGHT! ed him In February, 1778. Sailing chimes: mahogany finished case. R ^ Regular price $110.00. $79.50 In the letter Mr. McLaughlin Unit Corp ...., ...... 244 do., ptd...... 90 Bear the French fleet at Brest Road, duced from $110.00. # C O C / \ Unit Gas Imp ., THE NEW STAR OF THE EAST. pointed out that the Supreme Court ...... 944North and Judd ___ 25 FRED E. tie,gave a salute and received one A rare bargain. Only 1. 9 D s / ,s )U 4-Pleoe BEDROOM SUITE In solid rock ma- ASPIREX REXALL opinion banded down yesterday U S , Rubber ...... 26)4 Peck, Stow A Wilcox 5 In return. This was the first salute I U T I L I T Y T A B L E S ple. *Dresaer *Chest *Voalty 'Bed. Plate COUGH DROPS, o C halibi:t liver oil R. B. P., NO. 13 meant that the public works depart- U S Smelt ...... 67H Russell Mfg. Co...... 24 given to our flag by a foreign power. Sheraton CONSOLE TABLE. Solid colonial design with heavy wood A AC S m /s U S Steel ...... One group of MODERN 3 f o r ...... tb d C CAPSULES. ment had no Jurisdiction over the ...... 50*4 Scovill Mfg. 0>...... 23)4 WERNER CIRCLE’ In ApriL 1778, be met the British mahogany. Reeded legs and top edges. T A B LE S la knobs. Regular price $124.00. $09.5U construction, Tepalr or maintenance Vick Chem ...... 39*4 Very high grade. C l /I chromium nnd bnkelite finlsli. Vnhien up to “Belter than a gargle.” (50) ...... OuC will hold their annual Stanley W ork s...... 38)4 INSTKUqroK COUNTRY STORE man-of-war, the "Drake”, near the $18.50. Choke of. bridges and roads. Western Union ...... 23'4 do , ptd...... 27)4 Reduced from $32.50. 4-Piece BEDROO.M SI?ITE. SolM BIrek. West El and Mfg NIGHT! Irish coest, and forced the captam while they la s t...... meeting tonight in Orange The comptroller was advised to ...... 89 Torrln^on ...... 25 to surrender aftei a short battle. .. $ 4 .9 5 New England colonial style. Pegged ceu- 29c Williams’ B. & B. recognize the effect of the opinion. Woolworth ______...... 8644 PIANO and FREE! GROCERIES, HAMS, Walnut CONSOLE COMMODE and structlon. Standard mirror In ooloainl frame. Hall at 7:30 sharp. Elec- Veeder Root, new . . . 42)4 The Drake, of greater etrength, loet MODERN'o CCASIONAL TAB LES. $-deek Mr. Macdonald was advised to Elec Bond and Sha (Curb). 7 ETC., TO LUCKY PATRONS! Mirror. Convex ends. Cnpbaord Chest on chest. Dresser and A aa SHAVING CREA.M— ELASTIC New York Banks ftve times as many men as dh) the base. Reduced O E f glass top. Regular price $17.50. A a mm tion of Officers and in- return to his status of June 23, Banks of New York .. 350 UUCE PM SET TWIN BEDS. Reg. price $132.50 $ 9 0 . / 5 25c Williams’ KNEE CAPS 1937. ORGAN Ranger—a signal victory, the ttrat MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S BROWNBILT from $46J10! V s 7 ,s / d Close-out at o n ly ...... / 5 stallation will take place. Bankers Trust ...... 45)4 studio: 152 West Uenter st. or its kind! Strange as It might H«*t faster, aiMi more eretUy. BLADES— Because o f possible technical dif- PUCE IN CHURCH Central Hanover .... 92 Sroootli bottoms. Easy-dean, CXICKTAIL AND COFFEE TABLES. A AM) ficulties arising in the transition, Teleplioiie 3338 seem, the Ranger v/aa called home Mahogany SECRETTARr. A han- BOTH FOR...... After the meeting refresh- Chase ...... 29)4 round oomen. Corers, 85c extra. dy desk and book ease and a handsome N g nasortmenl of designs In vrolnut, mahogany ANKLETS.. the attorney general offers to meet by the Government and was captur- 50c ments will be served. IT Chemical ...... 40 PUMPS and $ i .94 piece of furniture for the living room. nnd maple. Arranged In three groupo. LIVING ROOM SUITES with the officials at any time to ASKED BY WOMEN City ...... 24*4 ed In Charleeton harbor In 1780 by SPECIAL! IS THE SINCERE DE- straighten out any difficulties (;ontinenta) ...... 11 Mir Henry Clinton BEECII-MT arising during the period of read * Paul Jones retained the flog, and OXFORDS from $30.50. $24.75 $3.95 $6.50 $8.95 RegnUr 370.50 3-Pleoe LIVING BOOM CASCADE o SIRE OP THE PRECEP- (Oontinoed froip Page One) Corn E xch a n ge...... 48*4 SUITE. Large sofa and two chairs to BABY FOODS justment. First National...... 1740 Kmained In Franca seeking higher Reduced T o ...... DROP LEAF TABLE. Solid Ma- Assorted MAPLE TABLES. Vnlueo up to Spring construction. Covered A c m A a STATIONERY . . o i t C TORY THAT AS MANY Omaha declared the church must Guaranty T tu s t...... 226 opportunities of acrvlng the great Pair hogany. Chippendale design. An $I3J!0. Novelty styles, gate-leg, saw-buck, 4'/{-Ounce Irving Trust ...... l i eauae. "Finally tha French govern- (Values To 52.45) trestle mad other papular In topestry. / , o 5 36 Envelopes. 48 Sheets AIEMBERS AS POSSI- P.4STOR POOR SPELLER. "quit spending all Its time preach- TAX E- anusunl bargain. 01 1 *7 C with letter holder. Jars...... ing platitudes and singing hymns, Manhattan ...... 22 ment. with the approval of Ben- Reduced from 320.50. $ 1 1 * / d designs. $7.95 Regular SI 10.00 S-Piece -Kroehler" L IV IN O 10c BLE ATTEND! S amln Franklin, an American Cora- and get down to helping people [anufact. Trust .... 36)4 ROO.M SUITE. Sofa nnd two handsome choirs. Keene, N. H.. Feb. 4.— (A P ) TODAT AND TOMORROW mlastoner, placed at hla command a DROP LID W R ITIN G DESK. Queen The Rev. Robbins E Ralph, pastor meet the practical problems that ew York Trust .... 91 AU extra large overstaffed pieces coveted te CHOCOLATE 50c Dr. Lyon’s ubile N a tio n a l...... 27)4 squadron o f live ships.” In return for SPORT Anne design. Mahogany. A very UPHOLSTERED AND | of the Court Street Congregational face them every day." OVALTINE Tooth Powder W. HENDERSON. Itle Guarantee...... S); 1 ^ Influence, Jones changed the handsome desk. ^ 1 O A C 33c 35c church, was eliminated from a spell- He said the church was not quah- Reduced from 345.00! 9is7.2IO OCCASIONAL CHAIRS J $79.95 Registrar. ing bee last night although his fied to offer solutions for economic, U. 8. T r u s t ...... 1425 a «oIe*P name of the flag-ship to ”l)on KETTLES Pomnie Richard.” Franklin's nom 1 group UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS. ____ Regular $139.00 S-Plece UVING BOOM Economy Size Complete As.sortment church won the contest with mem- social and political problems but Oiatet, modem dcaigii. Quick- OXFORDS bers o f the First Baptist church. ^ plume. __ beatiiig flat bottoms. Balsncsd DUCED V, AND MORE! Assorted deslgaa: SUITE. Charles of London style. Covered VALE.NTINES should encourage study and debate, In high grade tapestry. A “ Kroehler" made NESTLE BARS The Rev. Ralph's downfall was _ The squadrao, having sailed from tilt for easy pouriac. 2-Qt..$2.t9 Greatly Reduced buttoa bocks, pillow backs, eozwella, club sod provide forums for ^scusalon of FAMOUS AUTHOR RADIOS wing chairs la assorted covers. Sold up to suite. Gnaraatecd spring the word: "GenesU.” vital subjects. France, encountered next month (Jteg. $2.7$). 3-Qt.,t2.M (R #i. the Torksblre coast, tha Brlt- $3.00). 5-Qt..$3J9 (JCstf. $3.7$). For This Sale! $45.00. Choice while ^ eonstracUon. $99.75 2 '" 25c Former (Severnor A lf M. London tfcvylast...... 25c " $2.00 of Kansas, one o f the laymen sched- DENOUNCES HAGUE “Serapls”,—of forty-four Less Than V2 Price $19.95 1 group, several high grade -K ra eU ei" uled to speak at the conference, "Then the Richard gave the 1 group PULL-I'P CHAIRS. Wood fiames, Saltes. a pieces; Sofa, Wing Chair, Club Choir, a Igoadstda.” Thus began Ottoman and two Pillows. C o v e r t te assort- said in an Interview yesterday there (IWntlsacid rrom Page One) 14 t o Emerson CONSOLE RADIO. 0- upholstered seats and bucks. Assorted fabrics was “a decided drift against the con- tnbes. Aeroplane dial. Handsome aiMl eotors. Values to ed heavy bomrspon. ^ T 1 O *7 ^ NOTICE! NOTICE! Reduced from $157JI0. $ X X 9 . f 5 fusion and uncertainty*' of the owners of halls In Jersey Q ty were LEGAL NOTICES Pair case. In fine eoadltlon. Reduoed $i«j». $ 7 . 9 5 LI Q U O R SP E C I A LS Auxiliary Dept Local No. 63, T. W. O. C. Roosevelt administration. intimidated by Hague into refusing from $00.03! *nhe Preaident's statements have a * u a c o n m H i T Assorted upholstered OC CASIO N AL to rent to them.) CHA1R.S. Values up to $$5.00. Some over- JAMESPORT STRAIGHT WHISKEY. o ft caused confuaioa,” be said. “ We've slarrfng ROTICB OP APPUCATlOlf of the C. L O. “ I beg you not to think you arc ’.This Is to Bivs aotica that L John stuffed designs. Astounding ^ T A STUDIO SETS 2 Years Old, 90 Proof, Quart...... .O 7 maybe bad just a little too much All Buster Brown Shoes Reduced 1 unique in Jersey a t y , for things Gerael, of 111 Albenr avenns. Hart- $48-50 bargains. C h o k e ...... V A 4 . 9 5 big talk— and not enough action”. are srorse la l

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTBR, CX)NN, FRIDAY, FEBftUARY 4,1988 UANCHBSTER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1938 PAGE n v irl MASONIC MASTER SINCERELY YOURS— By Paul Aceto BLOMBERG*S RESIGNATION B ig a n d Lit tle Business Georg*. Harry and Mike Naumec, ed the major dam ag* confined to Danielson on Thuraday evening, auto to the wrong spot. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM and Emma Strickland. SnU BIG GERMAN ISSUE HAS EYES BLACKENED COP SCARES BURGLARS the stU e ot the five-story building. TWO COUNTY MEETINGS February 17. In proper sequence, Joe dropped A Burpriae birthday party was County vlee presidents, who will the nickel and it rolled under a POOD SALE PRIDAYt rE IR U A R Y 4 (CeiktrAl and Eaitern Standard Ttm«) given Frederick Macht by bis 1 c . Natal An pcograma to koT and ba«le chalni or aroups thareof anUu spcc!- NAMES HIS AIDES D iffer In T heir Policies be memters o f the league’s board of parked auto. To recover the coin, SAT„ FEB, 5. 9 A , M. li aoa^ to coaat (a to a) daalvoatlona Includa all avallabla autlona. AT ^W ING'’ SESSION Romance, Herbert and Robert Mc- WORKING ON P.O . SAFE OF MUNICIPAL LEAGUE dtrectora, will b * elected at tha two Joe puabed the auto forward Into a Freframs aubjaat ta ahanaa ky atationa w^hout pravlaua netiea. F. M. Obseirvers In Berlin Report mother on bis twenty-third birth- meetings. prohibited zone. H A LE ’S STORE day on Thuraday evenl^. Fifteen of BOLTON NOTCH NBC-WEAP (RED) NETWORK MIDWEST — wmbd wlan wtbw kOi WasU^gton, Feb. 4.—(API—Big. ting equal responalbillty on em ploy . "Now , puah it back*, said a police- wkbb w uq wkbb wcco wabt kacj wnax That Hitler Considers It 0rchc8tra Leader Guy Lom- his friends gathered at his home and Two Cracksmen Escape When Will Be HeM At New Haven Ladles’ Aid Society, business and little business see eye ; er and employe and restrtolln6 * man. RAEIC — Eaati waaf wnao wUo wjar Rev. James S. Nefll, Of This Party’s Most Serious Crisis. played games, and toasted hit dogs Buckingham Church. trta# weah kyw wfbr wrc wry wban M^UNT.—kvor kit koh kal krvo- kfhb to eye on many problems affecting I unions from “harassing and In- bardo Gets Mixed Up In Interrupted At CHffside Donald Miner had a chimney fire And Danielson, Secretary TROUBLES Joe aald n a Result: JaO. wmm wtam wwj waal wdali MMwaat: by the fireplace. COAST^knx koto kol kfpy kvi kafo koy the National economy, but to some j timidating bustoeas.” Big B u s ln ^ f ; Free-For-All Fight. Park, N. J.; Get Nothing. at hla place Saturday night but Martin Announces. kad wmaq who wow wdaT wlra katp; CanL EaaL MaynUin: koa kdy!; Eautat wmhc; Towd Reappointed Chap- Berlin, Feb. "4— (A P ) — Sources Instances they differ on the methods I Declares that privilege must be at- brought It under control before It Elizabeth, N . J.— Joe Jaekson was Pluto, moat recently diacovered 4:30— S:30—“ Stapmethar** Skatch >- became ssrious. He noticed It soon Faalflat ten kaw komo khq kpo kru; east: Kathryn Cravana. Talk—weat the government should employ to - tended by reiponelbility. , charged with disorderly conduct be- of the planets, revolves around the O FTtO N AL ETATIONS (oMrmta Inta^ close to the chancellery said today New York. Feb. 4.— ( A P ) — G u y AUTO MISHAP PLUNGES enUMde Park, N . J., Feb. 4. — after It broke out when sparks flew fihanaaahlj on EITH ER ftCD or BLUE 4:4S— S:4S—HMIlap Hauaa. Skit—to o solve them. Social Security: _> j V Manchester, Feb. 4.— (A P )— cause be lost a nickel and parked an sun In 348 years. 4:00— 4:00—CBS Chlldran'i Cancart lain Of Grand Lodge. Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler still was out and for a time threatened the Read The Herald Advi. Fotworka): EAEIC — Eaat: wlw wfaa Both have spoken. Forty-nine Little Business; I Favors reduction ' liomlianto, orchestra leader, dis- (AP)—Two craclumen who tried County meetings of the Connecticut waan arork wool: Mldwaat: wood wg1 6:30— 4:30—Fraaa* Radio Nawa Parlad wrestling with a major problem of root. 6:SS— 4:34—Four Stars and Rhythm members of the Commerce Depart- of unemployment tax to todwtrles played a bandaged. nose and a pair to blow the safe at the borough wabf wbow wrbe k»oo kana. OTHER 4:44— 4:44—Seng Tima at Miorophana hla career— how to plug the hole FIVE MEN INTO RIVER Robert McKinney reported seeing League of Municipalities will be O ^ IO N A L STATIONS — Canadian: left In bis Cabinet by the resigna- ment’s business advisory council where employment is sjablUzed. B ig < o f discolored eyes today as tokens post office escaped early today as a held to N e w Haven and Danielson arctefof: Cantrah wen wttnj wlba wday 4:00— 7:00—Poatie Malodiaa — aaat: Hartford. Feb. 4.— (A P )— Louis S. a herd of eight deer yesterday morn- Northwaatarn U. Beakahalf — weat tion of Field Marshal Werner von expressed big business views to Business; Says amendments to 35* ' of what liappens when a "sweet policeman emptied his gun at them. this month, Ghcecutlye Secretary kfyr konzn; South: wtar wptf wla w|ar 4:14— 7:14—Arthur Qodfray* J. Salb They had drilled half way ing while stroUlng to iMck of hla wrla*wsum wlod wtoe wfbe wwnc wcae Thomas of East Hartford was reap- Blomberg, w ar minister. President Roosevelt Jan. 19. A thou- existing law are needed and pledges music” man gets In the way of Richard Martin announced today. v s v a warn wme wab wapi wmab wjdr 4:3(^ 7:30—Margarat Oaum. Soprano Their Car Is Submerge^ But through the steel door and had bouse by Bolton Lake. Not far kroo wky wfaa wbap kpre woai ktha 4:44— 7:44—Boaka Cartar*a Commant pointed for the Fifth Masonic Dis- A communique announcing a sand "Little Buatness Men" have cooperation to this end. swing. from his backyard he saw a place The New Haven meeting will be 7:00— 4:00—Hammarataln'a Mua. Hall It was a general free-for-all fight Ail Escape Injury In Acci- their explosives and fuses ready kgbs ktba kark krne; Meuntatm krir 7:10— 4:30—Paul Whitaman Or.—to a trict, and Frank B. Newton of West solution was expected but not be- just concluded a conference to whicn Flow of Capital to Private Indui all trampled down which led him to held to the Hotel Garde on Tuesday Sa t u rd a y— A t M arlow*s |(nij when Patrolman Frank LtoardL M I • ;0 ^ 4:00—Hollywood Hetal—c to e fore tomorrow at the earliest. ' they had their aay. a broadway restaurant early yes- dent At Torrington. night. Feb. 15. William J. Scott, di- karn Hartford, reappointed deputy for try: -J trying the front door on hla routine believe the deer had stayed there 4:00—10:0(^Tha Song Shop—also o The whole situation, caused by ly, he explained. Involving hlm- rector of the bureau of sanitary en- Cant. Eaat. 4:4^10:44—Spaeial Talks Program the Sixth District by Grand Master Here are hlgnUghU of the ex- Little Buslneaa: W ant* re^ rounds at 1:15 a. m„ spied them over nlghL Clarence Savage to An- the "socially Impossible’’ marriage of ■ H arry Link, music publisher, gineering, state Ijoard of health, will 4tSS— $:SS—Jack ArmatronQ Sarlal—> 10:00—Vi:00—Olan Gray and Orchaatrp Munis B. Payne of New London at pressed views ol the two groups: modification of the undlstrij working by aid of the night IlghL dover Is reported to have seen a baalc: Harry Kanan Orchaat.->weat —baalc; Poatio Malodiaa—weat rpt Von Blomberg to his former secre- Reilly, a fight manager, and Torrington, Feb. 4.— (A PI—Five discuss sewage disposal plants. 10:3^11:30—Laighton Nobla’a Orehaa. the closing session of the 150th an- Wages' and hours: profits tax and capital gali _ Seeing toem leap through a rear herd of 13 deer a few days ago to 4:4S^ B:4S-"Llttla Orphan Annia — tary, Erika Gruhn, a carpenter's Phil Regan, singing policeman. men had a miraculous escape from aaat; Harry Kaoan Orchaat.->waat 1 1 :00—12:00—Orrln Tuckar*a Orehaatra nual communication of the Grand Little Business: Opposes all forma creation of a Federal agency to pro- window where they liad broken to, back of his place. E. R. Coburn, head of the re- 11:30—12:30—Tad Florlto Orehaa.—cast; daughter, still was concealed from "It all started out with a bit of death this morning when their S :S (^ S:OS—Cdwaation from tha Nawa Lodge of Connecticut Free and Ac- of wage-hour regulation and legis- vide for small businesses an Inex* he raced to the rear of the building sources and .tnmds division of the •:1S— S>1S—Rhythmairaa Oanca Band Buddy Regara* Orehaatra—waat the German public. kidding between Link and Regan closed automobile left the highway S:SS~ #:SO—Fraae«Radlo Nawa Pariod cepted Masons, at the Masonic Tem- lation. Big Eusiness: Re^mmenda pensive method of obtaining loali*^ f and fired at them. He didn’t know national resources committee of the NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK Resentment grew, however, as he said. "Y ou know how those on Riverside aveiiuc here and 'n e United States produces all S;tS S:3S^Danea Band Flano Time ple here yesterday. The two dis- a fresh study of the subject, aided and modlflcaUon of the securtUes If he hit either man. federal government, will discuss a Si4S- i:4 ^ B lu a Barron Orchaatra*- the story traveled by word of mouth things arc. The kidding got a little plunged Into the frigid waters of tha world’s pecans except for a BASIC — Eaatt wjx wbi*wbaa wbal tricts comprise Hartford county. by representatives of labor and In- and exchange commission tow w V The robbers left their drills, tools planned Investigation of economic waat; Orphan Annia»-mldw rapaat wham kdka wear wxya wjtn woyr wmal among army officers who felt Von rough and this guy Reilly took ex- the Naugatuck river after the raS':'' relatively smMl quantity grown In SrSS* 7:0(^Amoa *n’ Andy» aaat only; wfll waby webr wcky wapd waan wicc dustry who participated to NRA. and explosives to front of the safe conditions in eastern Connecticut at Robert H. Pruttlng of Hartfonl Blomberg had violated Prussian facilitate the sale of Issues toUUltntf ception to it and came Into our chine had collided with another. ITie Mexico. Hal Tottan Sparta Commant—waat wieu: Mldwaat: wenr wla kwk koil wren Housing: __ and postal inspectors were sum- the Windham county meeting In S:1E~ 7:1S^Uncla Ezra Radio Station wmt kao wowo wetn; Bautht wrtd wnbr v/as reappointed grand organist and PROPRIETOR tradition. $500,000 or less. Big Business: Urges booth. One word led to another and car was completely submerged with S:JE-* 7;3<^HandrJk Van Loan's Talk Little Buatoess: Urges the neces- mon^ from Newark to look over krpv kfdm wrol kria wibo wdau wara George A. Loomis of Hartford reap- Outwardly, there was no sign Hit- modification of the undistributed then the swing started. the front doors locked but the oc- Si4S ■■ 7:4^—Itadia Bughauaa Rhythm wrgn kxyz; Mountain: klo kvod krhf; pointed grand tiler. the layouL 7tOS~ S.'Ot^LueiMa Mannara--o to cat NORTONS SHOE STOREl ler was wrestling with the Nazi sity of a large scale housing pro- profits tax and the capital gains "I guess Reilly didn’t know Re- cupants succeeded to opening a rear Paeificrkro kfad kex kra kaca kjr Several drawers to the two-year- StdO^ t:OS—Waltzing by Aba Lyman (NOTE: Bea WBAF.NBC for optional The Rev. Louis H. Johnston of party’s most serious crisis in years. gram with Federal building loans at tax. _ gan was being kidded. No sense of door and emerging safely. They _ Alazandar'asra ------Starlaa old building were jimmied and list of atationa.) Berlin and the Rev. James S. Nelli Aside from the constant coming interest rates la low as one per cent. Financial Policy: were rushed to CHiarlotte . Hunger- f:OE^10:0S^lrat Nlnhtara Flay--to o humor.” many packages slashed open, but S:S^10:S0—Jlmmla Aldlar, Hollywood CanL EaaL of Manchester are reappointed as- and going of high officials at the Big Business: Pledges cooperation Little Business: Urge* curtail- ford hospital but aside from suffer- Si4S—1D:4S—Dorothy Thompaon, Talk 4:3(h- 4:30—Rakov and Hla Orehaatra sociate grand chaplains for the to the general policy of seeking to Postmaster George Wagner said 4:44— 4:4S-Tom Mix, Bkaleh—basic; war mlnlst.-y and unconfirmed re- ment of government expenditure* ing chills were reported unharmed. tSt0C^11:00 Ta Ba Announced—aaat; Fifth and Sixth Districts, respec- nothing wa. for violations. atop the Palisades overlocdclng N ew waal w rr wkbw wkre whk wjr wdre 4:14— 7:1E—To Ba Announead 04 m.) ton as grand aenlor steward. ^T j\WE FIT WITH EASLTHOSE HARD TO PLEASE/ ranking generals to the war port- The other car involved was driven An you want of them. ------wlaa - “ ■ ---- 4i3(L> 7:30—Lum and Abnar — east: Big Business: Asks revision of the Can’t Understand Why Signs York. wpro wfbl wJav wrar; Mid- Former District Deputy Earl K. folio— as, for example, General von < u a M C K b C ' S ))y John H. Thompson, managing touched up that are exposed to the bad Choice of colora in bor- «vaati w** wbban wfbm^ ktnbq kmox whaa Dinner Coneart Orehaatra—west anti-trust laws to make them more Restricting Parking In Some kfak:p^ knitkn 4:44— 7:44—Craig Matthawa In Song Haling of Wllltmantic Is appointed Relchenau, whose name has been specific and retain "much that is COUCH SYKIlP editor of the Register. SABT<-*wboa w p f whp whac wore rfrb 7:0(b— t:00—Grand Central. Oramatio the grand junior steward, which mentioned— a number of generals rue UIrt Kellahle Places Haven’t Been Erected weather before they rust. W e will blend ders. Prices so low ekae wlbs wmaa waas wnb( wlba wkbn 7:30- g:30—Death Valley Dai^. Play desirable to preserve” In relation to ATTIC MOST DAMAGED whio wgbi 4:00— 4:00—Nola Day Song Prearam places him In line as future grand and colonel generals would feel they the cooperation encouraged within Harmless and pleasant to take. you’d better stock up on D IXIE — w n t wtfp wbra wqsm wdod •:14— 4:14—Ta Ba Announead (44 m.) Arthur C. Mason, Hartford; Charles Put up In a large genemu* tmttlc them in so as they will never be noticed. master. must resign to save face. Industries by the>NRA. klr« wree wim wwl wtoc krld xtrh ktiia 9:0(^10:0(^Apeatoli va. Lta, Fight M. Gerdenter, Bridgeport; Frederick LECION RIFLE TEAM This bolstered the argument of whlrb Isn’t over priced. The police commissioners are at them now. waeo koma wdbo wbt wdaa whip wdbj 10:00—11:00—News: Panchito Orehaa* The Rev. Oliver W. Bell of New Labor relations: HOSPITAL NOTES AT HOME OF NURSES wwvp wmbr wa)a wmbr wala ktui krko 10:30—11:3(L-Hanry Buaaa A Orehaatra C. Hesselmcyer, Hamden; Arthur advocates of Colonel General Her- S.lc At Itoalers. a loss to understand why certain >n was appointed grand chap- Little Business: Advocates put- woon wdne wnoz kwkh know wmmm 11:0(^12:00—William Seottl'a OrchaaL M. Brown, Jewett City. mann Wilhelm (Joerlng, Hitler's signs concerning parking and the Auto bodies and fenders repaired like new On Our Main Floor, Near Entrance. tr}M wcha wpar wmPP weoe wrva 11:30—12:30—Jimmla Deraay Orehaatra y Grand Master Payne. Admitted yesterday: Ray Bidwell, Masonic Education—William E. WINS IN HARTFORD chief aid:. Although some fellow- erection of stop signs, ordered In- Hartford. Feb. 4.— (A P )—Recon- Other Appointments Hanmer, Wethersfield; Robert H. stalled, In some cases at the request 6 Plano Place. »Hla other appointments, not given officers regard Goering as undesir- struction started today on the dam- Cars Painted $18.00 up Weir, Manchester; Winthrop Buck, Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Helen able, because of his party ties, he of the selectmen, have not be put In aged nurses’ residence at St. Fran- above were: Hartford. Ernest Splesa of the Manchester East, 37 Whiting Lane. West Hart- 7:46— N ew s Service has rank second only to a field mar- place. cis hospital, following yesterday's District Deputies— First District, Grand Lodge Rules and Regula- American Legion Rifle team was ford. MIsa Angellne Dubaldo. 59 8:00— Treasure House shal. The board several weeks ago vot- three-slarm fire. , Clarence O. Lister, Bridgeport; Sec- tions— Ernest L. Prann, Deep River; high scorer at the match shot be- SPECIAL !! ed to restrict parking to one side of Irving street. Mrs. Anna Hyland. 8:15— Shoppers Special Sister Mechtilde, director of the W T I C ond, Eugene B. Reed, Bethel; Third, Frank W. Beardsley, Shelton; tween the local team and th* Capi- Linden street and Church street. 193 Woodbridgo atrect, Mrs. Irene 6:00— Ray Block at the Plano RABE BISdN MOVED EAST Complete Brake Lining Jobs On school o f nursing, said , today a George W. Oliver, Wlnsted; Fourth. Joseph G. Shapiro, Shelton; Clar- tol City team In a Charter Oak The' erection of signs to this effect Smith, Rockville. b » * e le r a Braadcaatlag Servtee, 6:15— Eton Boys Washington— (A P I—If you know ‘‘quiet’’ night w as spent at the resi- Albert H. RuweL Hamden; Seventh, ence O. Lister, Bridgeport; Robert League match shot In Hartford last was to have been done by the high- Manchester Auto Hmrtford, Doan. 6:30— Fiddler’s Fancy your Indian legends you may have the Following: Admitted today: Mias Barbara dence. Forty-four freshman nurses Umarlan Q. Hllla, East Hampton; J. Dietrich, Bridgeport. night and won by the local teaimj way department. Nothing has been Grezel, 72 Bisaell street. Mrs. Mary 8 M W W . 1040 K. C. i»-2 M. 6:55— Star Gazing In Hollywood beard of an albino bison but unless Ford A ...... $7.00 D o d g e ...... $8.00 In the training school were sent to Eighth, Robert S. Palmer, Mystic; Memorial Windows— Arthur N. For having scored the high mark -• done about It. Longo. Glastonbury, Mary Ayer, 10:00— Fred Fclbel at the Organ you have been to the Washington their homes last night to make Eastern Standard rime Ninth, Herbert A. WesL Stafford. Nash, Westerly; Robert S. Walker, of the night Spiess will be awarded Ford V-8 ...... $8.75 D e S o t o ...... $8.00 An order was also passed by the Body Works 10:30— Jewel Oowboya—from Mem- zoo, chances * ’ e you’ve never seen 136 Hollister street. J. Banks Jones, room for the 64 nurses whose rooms Associate Grand Chaplains: First Waterburyi Arthur C. Wheeler. a club silver medal. Miss J. Grove, board to have a section In the vi- Gilead. phta one. Chevrolet...... $11.00 Plymouth ...... $8.00 in the west wing were made tem- 4:00— Lorenzo Jonea 11:00— Cincinnati Conservatory of District, Rev. Dcimar S. Markle, Norwalk. ‘ shooting with the Capitol City W . B. Bell, chief of wild life re- cinity of the Lincoln school on Main Discharged today: Mrs. George 24 Maple Street, Manchester, Conn. team, was high scorer for the team, Cars Called For and Delivered. porarily unfit for occupancy. 4:15—The Story of Mary Marlin Music Bridgeport; Second, to be appoint- State Chairman. George Wash- search for the biological survey street restricted for parking and Long and infant daughter, 34 West In Our Basement 35 X 35 ed; Third, Rev. Robert V. K. H ar- An Inspection early today reveal- 4:S0— Rush Hughee, Commentator 12:00 Noon— N ew s ington National Memorial As.socla- which had four men as the other says so far as he knows there Is new walk marka painted. This has Center street ris, Wlnated; Fourth, Rev. W. Lan- tion—Arthur N, Nash, Westerly, members. She scored 182 points. MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, INC. not been done. A stop sign was Housewares Department. 4:45—The Road of Life P M no other speclmcnt in existence. Census: Fifty-eight patients. (llea Shannon, New Haven; Seventh, The scores; Your Old.s Dealer ordered at the Intersection of Coop- . 5:00— Dick Tracy 12:15—Talk by Alfred M. Landon The _zoo got It from the 18.000- Rev. Percy M. Blnnlngton, Middle- er Hill and Weat streets, at the re- 5:15— Bongo hy Carlotta ^ 12:45— Ad lin er— Dance music A. L. R. C. acre “government wild life reserve At the Center Tel. 3251 PARTRIDGE CHIEF SPEAKER Lu nch C loths ton; Eighth, Rev. Frank A. Robey, quest of the selectmen. The sign PHONE 3825 5:50— Jack Armatrong 1:15— Orlcntale P S K Oh Tot near Moiese, Mont. Washable Noank; Ninth, Rev. George S. was to have been erected by the 6:45—"UtUe Orphan Annle" E. Spiess ...... 50 48 48 44— 192 Thompsonvillc, Feb. 4— ( A P ) __ In checks of Red, 1:30— Buffalo Presents Brookes, Rockville. HIGHLAND PARK highway department. It has not «:00—Newa P. Newcomb ...48 49 46 48— 191 Irving E. Patridge, Jr., president of FOR RANGE OIL Correspondence— Winthrop Buck, been Install^. j Green, Yellow, Blue. A. Chagnot ------50 47 47 43— 187 the Hartford Rotary club, will be 4 6:15— “The Revellerz” Hartford; Grand Lodge library and When the ordera were passed Chief Window Shades 6:55— Mualcal Interlude There will be a dance at the club H. M a d d e n ...... 48 47 48 45— 186 the chief speaker at the 115th an- register— Winthrop Buck, Hartford; house Saturday evening, Feb. 5Ui. M. Donze ...... 50 48 48 41— 185 Gordon notified the highway depart- Gerich’s Service Station Complete with 6:50— WrightvUle Clarion Charles N. Baxter, Branford. By- BUY WIT H CO N FIDEN CE! ^ , liients. James H. Johnston, secre- nual reunion and banquet of the En- *'6:45—Current Ehmnta — Profeasor Ann Strickland Is playing the field society for the detection of roHers, each . Laws— A.'thur F. Lewis, t^auga- piano for the folk dancing classes Total 941 Jar.v of the board, la to make a check ‘ Andre Bchenker tuck. Printing— Winthrop Buck, O u r 78 y e ar old rep u ta tio n as the nation's purveyor o f fine f o o d is your Of the different changes ordered by thieves and robbers on Tuesday eve- 23c 2 25c RADIO being held at the Recreation Build- Oapltol City 7:00— Amos 'n' Andy Hartford; Timothy B. Beach, Hart- the police commissioners and will ning, Feb. 15 in the Methodist ing during this month, for the stu- T. Grove ...... 47 48 45 42— 182 g uaran tee o f o b tainin g d e p e n d a b le W in e t and Sp irits whan you b u y 7:15— Uncle Bzra'a Radio Station ford; Charles W. Cramer, Hart- turn a list over to Chief Gordon. church at HazardvlIIe. He wdll speak dents of 7th and 8tb grades and the J. Nielson ...... 50 50 46 34— 180 A & P . . . an d o f course th e prices are alw ays low 7:50— George, Bea and the Three Easten Standsud Tim* ford. Selectman Spleas will take the on "Thieves, Robbers and National ELLSWORTH & M # n y Maw Auditing—Clinton G. Nichols, High school. G. S m ith ...... 47 45 43 41— 176 XDBtter up wdth the highway commlt- Defense.” Last Monday evening the Girls S. Gibson ...... 49 49 43 "35— 178 I FRIGES INCLUDE ALL TAXES I W» r i l » » From Tkortd.y, I pgiCES INCLUDE A U TAXEtl LASSCIW 7:45— “Chandu, The Magician” New York, Feb. 4.— Under plana West Hartford: Timothy B. Beach, * I Fob. 3rd lo Wodnofdoy, Fob. 9fh' J the selectmen at the meeting S:00—Lneille Manners with Frank West Hartford; Lswla R. Brock. club held Its meeting. These sc.sslons A. Purlngton .. .49 47 41 38— 175 Monday night and arrange to have The department of agriculture now in the making, Eddie Cantor U take place once every other week. estimates that annual pig produc- Black’s Orchestra Bast Hartford. Juiiaprudence — • S conference between Chief Gordon RICHFIELD GAS & OIL i.-OO— W alts Time to make a ahlft in hla broadcaatlug Frank L. Wilder, Bridgeport; Ar- It was decided to plan for a set- Total 886 tmd Highway Superintendent Bowen tion has dropped 4,000,000 head, but 282 Oakland St. TeL 4858 MARLOW’C VALUES 6:50— A . L. Alexander’s ’True Stories RChedule, effective March 28. He thur M. Brown, Jewett City; George back to be held at the club house SCOTCH to see If the work cannot be done expects a big Increase In 1938. R. Sturgea, Woodbury; Sheridan G. on Tuesday, March 1st. This will be light away. 30:00— TTie First Nighter wU. continue on the CBS network. AWJL for values 10:50— Jimmla Fiddler Whitaker, New Haven; Samuel MU- the current project of the club, to 10:45— Dorothy ’Thompson He will change aponaors, making llta, Bridgeport. raise money for the Girls’ activi- only the third one be oaa had since FSirther Selectlona. ties. A U LD GLEN ROSSIE «fih 2.29 11:00—tievB be started regularly on the air Sept. C A R E Y 11:15— Louis Panico’s Oreheatra Custodians— Howard A. Middle- Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crowell and An Excellent Y e a r O ld Sco tch . . . In A Pinch Style Bottle i COLUMBIA 11:50— Freddie Martin’s Orchestra 15, 1631, via WEAF-NBC. ton, Broad Brook, five years; Frank John Hastings are at present In New 8 13:00— Weather Report Cantor Is to take over the halt- W. Beardsley, Shelton, four years; York City. Within a few days, Mr. ^ The Hop River Village Home and AM. hour program now run by Jack Weston G.' Grannisa, Litchfield, Hastings will proceed to Boston • RO O FING ■chool club held Its February meet- 13:03— Chick W ebb’s Orchm'tra Oakie on CBS Tuesday nights at three .years; Arthur C. Wheeler, where he will resume his studies and BELL'S HIGHLA N D D A W N tog on Wednesday evening to the 13:50— Happy Felton’s Orchestra 8:30, moving it to 7:30 Monday eve- Norwalk, two years; appointment research work at Harvard Universi- . aOhoolhoiuie with almut sixty people Squlbb’s Mineral OU, pinta, nings, Oakie la concluding hla sec- to be made for one year term. • SIDING SPECIAL RESERVE Tomorrow’s Program ty- present. The theme of the progrma reg. at 7Se, f o r ...... 59c ond year In the series. Benny Good- Address of Grand Master, 1636— was “Safety", which Is one of cbe Quarts, reg. at 6IJ5, for 86c AM. Charles C. Perkins, New London: 6:00— Blue Grass Roy man, who has a companion program fifth i.7 9 topics taught' to all of the schools Ood Uver Oil, pints for . . 76c' Francis Allanch, New London: Department of agriculture sci- • TILIN G ander state requirement. The pro- 6:50— "Revelle” to Oakie on Tuesday nights at 10, fifth 2i,49 A lk a Seltzer, reg. at 60c, for Charles J. Ramage, Nlantlc. entists believe bovine turberculosis gram featured talks on safety by 490. 7:00— Morning Watch— Ben Haw- will move up Into the time vacated. Finance— Robert 8. Walker, Wa- has been practically eradicated A Smooth 8 Year Old Highland Whiikay A High Quality 8 Year Old Scotch Harvey Collins, Dr. Ralph Wolmer, thorne At preaent Ekldle Is broadcasting Grippe OapenJea, reg. at 60c. terbury; Roya A. Warner. Hart- from forty-four states. • INSULA TI O N and Miss M argaret Danehy, school for 40c. 5:00— News on Wednesday nights. So far there have been no Indlcatloiu as to the ford;, William P. Landon. Hartford nurse. Mias Danehy apoke on "aafe- Cold Breakers, reg. at 35c, 5:15—Good Morning Melodics Trial CoromlsaloD— Ulysses G. Esiimatra Freely Given. nature of the program that will take In regard to health”, Mr. (3ol- for 35e. 5:50— Radio Baaaar Church, Waterbury, five years; E l- PIC ARDY S A L E ! BURDON'S s on "safety on the highways and hla place. Time Payments Arranged. Ez-Laz, reg. at 35c, for 32e. 6:00— Blue Grass Roy bert L. Darbie, Danielson, four traffic”, and Dr. Wolmer spoke Four Way Cold Tablets, reg. Pine Balaam Cough Syrup, Tuning In tonight: CHIMNEYS CLEANED 6:15— Sunshine Express years; Thomas E. Troland. New A PPLE BRA N DY B&G r e d BURGDNDY about "safety In taking care of the 15c, for 13o. reg. at 65c, for 59c, 6:50— Food Newa Middleweight Oght, W JZ -N B C 10. London, three years; Jamea E. AND REPAIRED Insured Workmen. OuAutlor IMPORTED SHERRY *yea and the proper lighting of Infant Glycerine Suppositor- Broncblla Syrup, remarkable 6:45— Landt Trio Fred Apoatoll vs. Glenn Lee. Brlnckerboff, Stamford, two years; B*«u Jollas—1933—Dry fifth 85c PALE G OLD E N ^ o o l rooms". Some of the chil- ies, reg. nt 35c, for 3Sc. cough aynip, $1.00. 10:00— ^Amanda Snow WUIIam L. Laraah, West Haven, We Use the Brush .Method. dren of the Hop River Village school Talk. W JZ-N BC, 7:15 — Rep. The New Save the Baby, reg- S8c, fOr Smith Brother* Cough Drops, 10:15—Charioteers ^ one year. TEL. .3144 1.59 PemmarS—I *33 ims 1.35 spoke original pieces on safety. An Emanuel Celler on "The New Tax Hotel Sheridan 24c. large for 49c. 10:85—Manhatters ^ Wooster Memorial James E. Industrial Insulation • 21/, YEARS OLD Charms Chambsrtls fifth •rchestra under the direction of A l- Bill and the Need for Reform." nw 1.85 Dextro Bfaltoae, reg. at 16c. 11:00— Florence Hale Biinkerhoff, Stamford; Joseph 1.39 bert E. Lyman played for the en- Milk of Magnesia Tablets, WEAF-NBC, 7 30—Hendrik Van for 68c. U. Hall, Danbury; George A. Company, Inc. tolrinent of all present. Refresh- reg. at 25c, for 16c. 11:15— Joan Brooks Loon; 8— Lucille Manners concert, Pabliun— Baby FOod. reg. at MIgnery, Ridgefield. 11:80— Music and American Youth Frank Black conducting; 8— Walts ments of sandwiches, cake and cof- Cocktail’ Lounge and Night Club 60c. for 43c. OMijCrow Whiskey, pints for Welfare of Lodges—George R. E5QUIRE fee were served at the conclusion of 13: Noon— Chaslna’ Music Series Time; 10— A. L. Alexancer's atory; 673 Main Street Manchester 5TRATH M ORE CLUB Nozzemn Cream for baby Sturgea, Woodbury; Harold R. the program. Packed To the Doors L*aat Nl|tht PJ(. 10:45— Dorothy Thompson; 12— aldn, reg. 75c, for 49c. McKesson Gin, fifths for 96c. Perry, Union City; Samuel A. Trained Johns- Phone 6869 The perfect attendance for the 13:50— Rex Battle's Ensemble Bert Block orchestra. They Came — They Saw ■— And Went Away Amazed! Wampole’s Cod Liver OU, WTilte Horse Scotch (genu- Moyle, Hamden. BLE N D E D R Y E S T R A I G H T R Y E month' of January In the abc schools 1:00— Newa. Weather— Market Re- Manville Workmen $1.00 size for 76c. ine), 63.69. WA'BC-CBS. 7:15— Arthur Dog- 160th Annlveraary — Winthrop bi town Is as follows; Center school, port Pnre-by-Test Cod Uver Oil, frey: 8— Hammersteln Music Hall; Buck. H arUord; William E. Han- Assure You of a quart 1 ^ 8 9 Ernest Brousseau, Marshall Nulifer, GALA OPENING CELEBRATION Virgin Island Rum, true to reg. at SUM), for 79e. 8:30— Paul Whiteman program; 6— mer, Wethersfield; Thomas H. Des- ‘>““ ' ^ 1 . 1 9 Gaylord Mattison, Norma Wolff, name, 61.06. Thorough Joh. No mus.s, no Bayer Aspirin, 15c, lor 12c; Hollj-wood Hotel: 10— Winifred Cecil mond. Simsbury: Frank L. Wilder, Bam of 40% Straight Whiskey— l3oagb Syrup, reg. Bargains min Pleaz; OIcPHop River, IHorencc, to which Manchester puts Its stamp of approval on this__ our Slary OUver Candles— ne are PM. 11 30—Horace HIcdt'a Brigadiers. CARLT O N H OU5E C O * . 60c, for 46c. agents— 60c lb. What to expect Saturday; Bourbon 3.54 'Violet and Dorothy diowenac, John newest undertaking. 4:00— Music From the Gold Coast 94.4 PROOF ” ” ” BOniED IN BOND Domanec, Herbert and Robert Me- Talks, WABC-CBS. 12:15 p. m.— 19.36 Oid.smobile 2-Door ' 4:15—Between the Bookends mahan, Earl Watroua and Robert Alfred M. London on "The Future Trunk Sedan 4:30— Music By Cugat Mathew; Hop River Village, Frank E N E R G Y 4:46— Vincent Sargent— organist of Eailb and Service"; WEAF-NBC, 19.35 Oldsmobile 4-Door RON R O V IRf Sorokollt, Mike Wilke, Leon Tatro, H O TEL SH ERID A N 1:30—National Republican club dis- Z W A CK — Imported OKK)— Ad lin e r— dance music- Trunk Sedan The CENTER PHARMACY cussion, "Do We Need a Change in PE N N H A LL Under the Management of E. J. M acK nlght 5:30— Stepmother IMPORTED 481 M A I N S T R E E T ODD FELLOWS BLDG. 5:45— Hilltop House— starring Bcas Anti-Trust Laws." 19.36 Na.sh Sedan C A N A DIA N RYE APRICOT BRANDY Johnson i W E A F -N B C . 11:30 a. m.— Music 19.35 Oldsmobile 2-Door 6KX)— News Service and American youth; 4 p. m.— Mil- C U B A N R U M 7 YEA RS O LD — too PR O O F DRY— N O T A C O R D IA L . ^Krowoderskie Trunk Sedan, 8-CyL W est 6:15— Dinner Music— W D R C String dred Stanley and Charles Scars, Side Dairy Milk! 1935 Dodge Sedan — Zuchy*^ Ensemble songs; 5:30— Calling stamp collec- FLOWERS fifth quart pint 6:80— Winter Sports— Weather Re- tors. 19.35 Plymouth Sedan 1.69 3-Act Play 2.79 1.95 W Summer or winter you can feel chipper as port W A BC -C BS, 11 a. m.— Cincinnati and 6:35— Eton Boys conservatory concert; 5 p. m.— Story 19.34 Oldsmobile Sport Se- in the Polish Language 6:46— Song Tims— Betty Grable and of Industry, M. B. Folsom; 6— POTTED PLANTS dan, radio and heater. a five year old. It isn’t hard to do either John Payne Sedalla singera. 193.3 Plymouth Sedan (2 ) — Sof* of C a liforni a Tabla Winas — Sunday, Feb. 6,7 p. m. 7:00— Poetic Melodics— Jack FVl- W JZ-NBC, 12:35— Farm and Home For The Herald — 5 woof T y p o ~ Co osM o -Co osf - ^ r y Typt if you “energize” with West Side Dairy ton, tenor; Franklyn MacCormack Hour; 1:55—Metropolitan Opera, 1933 Chevrolet Sedan Pulaski HaU, A Complete Service for Motorists! 7a6—Arthur Godfrey "Der RoaenkavaUer”; 6—Muaic by Cooking School 19.31 Oldsmobile Sedan Milk! For here is a real pep and energy PORT - SHERRY - M USCA TEL BURGUNDY - REISLIN G North St The Only One of Its Kind In Tow*! 7:50— Margaret Daum— aopnuio Jack Meakln. 1931 Chevrolet Sedan 7:45— Boake Carter Some week-end short waves; Chosen by Edna M. Ferguson, T O K AY . A N GELIC A [y Playera from Ware, Maaa. food, rich and refreshing: at the same time 6SM— Hammerstine Muaic Hall— For Saturday, JZK JZl Tokyo, 1931 Ford Coach CLA RET - C H A BLIS Painting:, Body and Fender Repairs, Axles Straig:htened, ?u3 s 35c. Children 15c . Ted HsunmersUne, m e. 4 45 p. m.— National program; Lecturer, for Their Exquisite 1931 Ford Coupe (2> Radiator Repairs and General Overhauling:. —a meal in itself that keeps you g:oingr 6:80— Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra HAT4 Budapest 5—Ballet music; fifth Beauty and Freshness fiftlw fifth 3 9 c 3 . fifths 6SK)— Hollywood Hotel 2RO Rome, 7:30— America’s hour: All Cara Guaranteed! 1.25 when the mercury’s at 95 above or 10 be- 10:00— The Songthop— Kitty Car- OSC G SB G S L London, 8:15— Song Dodge-Plymonth nal*; Frank (>umlt. m.e. cycle; YVSRC Caracas, 6:15— Dane* At 10:45— Special Talks Program— No Money Down On Any Schaller Motor Sales, Inc. Dealers low, without taxing your tummy as heav- music; GSD GSC GSB G S L London, Joseph P. Kennedy—Ambaasador 8:55—Rugby football, Scotland Vs. -NflLIKOWSKI, The Florist Car Selling for $300 634 Center Street At Oleott Street to Great Britain or Less.^ MAYTAG ier foods m ay do. Wales. Now At Our New Location: Free Towin« Service Within a Ten-Mile Radius U ;00—Sport*—Newa Fur Sunday: TELEPHONE 5101 11:15-—Glen Gray's Orchestra DJD Berlin, 6 p. m.— Sunday eve- 695 M AIN STREET WASHERS ■ 71'lff—I^ltglltTm Noble's Orchestra ning program; TPA4 ParU, 6:15— 0:00—Orrln Tucker’s Orchestra Near the Manchester Gas Co. Manchester Concert; OSC G SB G S L London, A & P S t o r e s 879-So up U;50 Ted Flo Rlto’s Orches- 6:55— Services from Bethel Presby- Telephone 6029 tra terian church; HAT4 Budapest, 7— Motor Sales Program INC. WEST SIDE DAIRY Violin recital; YV5RC Caracas. 6— Loca ted a t: In M a nchester Dane* music; G SD GSC G S B G S L 20 Eaat Center Street KEMP'S PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM 7M)—Eta Alpha Programma London. 6:35— Symphonies of Bee- Manchester, Conn. 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'"JW HANCHESTER evening her ald. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4.1988 PAOE SEVEN > ■ _J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1938 -4i PAGE SIX among them Dr. Margaret Tyler of art. He passed up a 310J)00 Oorot ii.ii SUBMITS RED CROSS Manchester “My, But Those Dishes She Cooked IMade iMe Hungry!” DR. SUNDQUIST PLANS New Haven, Conn. and other valuable works to malto away with several surrealist can* Daughter of U. S. MURDER CHARGED To Appeal To U. 5. Court Date Book NEW HOME IN SPRING SUBBEAUST THIEF vases. CALL SEC. PERKINS Woman to Wed A Million-Dollar Plane and It’s Just a Model TREASURY REPORT Hollywood, Calif. — (A P ) — A Serfdom had entirely dlsappeorad. Tonight burglar who entered the -Putzel Albania’s King High vs. Middletown at State Ar- from Great Britain by the end of IN TAVERN DEATn To Swim In Own Pond Will niiild On Princelon Street Galleries here liked ultra-modern mory. the 15th century. TO SENATE PROBE itfi When Weather Opens Up; Miss Laura C. House An- Next Week Bridgeport, Fob. 4.— (A P)—Wil-xCommon Pleas Court flned him |B Feb. 11— Father and Son banquet Other nuildinp; Jobs Here. r liam Heller of Easton intends to and costs for bathing 111 the pond. at Concordia Lutheran church. WoiTian Tells Police She Two weeks ago the (Jourt of Errors nounces Pmandal Stand Feb. 12— Informal Cabaret dance ^ "IN MY DEM ONSTRATIONS I FIND Says Eoactmeot Of Provi* swim In his owm pond if be has to Dr. Alfred B, Sundqulst Is having go to the United States Supreme upheld Judge Dwyer and told him at Rainbow In Bolton, aiiaplcea of pl.ins prepared for the erection of TH AT THE NEW IMPROVED RINSO Fired At Handyman In Court for a bathing permit. "private Interest must jleld to the ing Of Local Chapter. American Legion. lio iu O f New Maritiine Heller haa not enjoyed the spar- reasonable deroanda of public wel- Coming Events a home on Princeton street. It Is his kling waters of the stream on hla fare." Feb. 13— Police benefit at State Intention to have work started In GIVES RICHER, LONGER-LASTING SUOS Regarding Heneria contention theater. tho spring. Dr. Sundqulst now re- Self Defense; Wed At 11. Easton property since July U , 1936, Mias Laura C. House, treasurer Bin WonldBeA Mistake. that the water company la obtain- Feb. 15—Annual banquet of Lu- sides on Ridge street. ^TH AT IT WASHES CLOTHES - when the officers the law told of the Manchester chapter of the him that it runs into a reservoir and ing rights on his property without ther League of Emanuel Lutheran Plans for the alteration of the St. American Red Cross, today made church. that he wtU have to keep out of it. paying for them, the Court of E r- Mnr>''s club property on Linden WHITER ANO BRIGHTER Freehold, N. J., Feb. 4.— ( A P I - public her report for the past year. Feb. 16— Annual Father and Son WMblngton. Feb. 4— (A P)— Sec- The Easton man's response waa that rors said, "the Legislature contem- street, recently purchased by Jew- banquet at South Methodist church. IN TUB OR M A C HINE " Blond Kthel Rounds, wed at 11 and If bo can't swim in his own waters, plated there would be esnea where j It foUoKa. ish residents, are being drawn by fvt*ry Perkins told the Senate Com- klfeecelpta from all sources 32,166.18 . Feb. 17. 18. 19— St. Bridget's pre- a granilmother now at 37, waa someone will hrve to pay him for the exercise of the police Architect Joseph E. Kane of Hart- Bterce committee loday that enact- eroento: Lenten Mardi Gras.. depriving him of the rtghL He would Interfere with one’s use oj^ ford. Mcot of the labor provislona of the charged with murder today after nsea o f Home Hygiene Feb. 19— Pre-Lenten dance of Zip. thought that it should be the property without entitling him Tho contract (or the erection of IMW mariUrae bill "or anything: like all-night questioning concerning the "Course ...... 105.09ser Club at Sub-Alpine clubhouse. compensation." a home for ChrLstie F. McCormick tliem" would be a "mistake." shooting of a 40-year-old handyman Bridgeport Hydraulic Company, Feb. 25— Annual Masonic Ball at saysSO' Edna M. Ferguson, Heller today filed notice of bis in- K Manchester Public Health of 78 Washington street, to oe These provisions, recommended who died In front of the de.serted owners of the reservoir, so he ap- Masonic Temple. famous home-mahlng tention to appeal to the United Nursing Association erected In the Elizabeth Park sec- pealed to the Supreme Court of Er- Also 3-act comedy. "Remember expert by Joseph P. Kennedy, former chair- bar In her roadside tavern. Balance of 1936 tion, has been awarded to Harry R. n a n of the Maritime Oommla.’tlon, rors after Judge John T. Dwyer of St^ee Supreme CourL the Day", by Sock and Buskin club Arraigned before Justice of the Appropriation 80.50 Rylander. The house will be of “ALTHOUGH I've Itied many different at High school hall. would restrict the right of seamen Pence Fred Quinn on a complaint Balance of 1937 Cape C'os|ion.>w- to another inqiiin,', 44 Lewis street. There will be He said the Preoroeut hail told night. Burial will be in the family charged and aubatilutlon of a pre- went roaring out to turn off the g u Stock up now! 57c dozen. Cake I prizes and refreshments. him to tell the newspupermcn that Mr. HoofK'velt saul the liate had not plot m the East cemetery. Rev. mium charge of H of one percent on L.. Girls' Dresses yet been selected for the discussion he bad found the discussion "very, William T. Wallace of the North the diminishing balance on 36,000 Quotations— FILM STAB ILL he Intends to have on railroad prob- Methoidlat church will oBlciate in the homes and from H to one percent TURKEY WILL DRINK With Panties! Sizes 1-6'••. very Interesting," and that those HOME-GBOW.V TE.\ 25c Listerine Tooth P ow der...... 9c making the report bad shown on lems He added, however, he expects absence of Dr. Elarl E. Story, who la on larger loans. 'The latter premium Hollywood. Feb. 4— (A P )— Si- (DIsooBtlnued Size.) Regularly 59c. the whole a wide and cleai under- to make publtr toax- Successful experiments In the 40c Squibb's Dental Cream t great good wll come out of It." i Charles A. Llmlbergh todav pa.ssed brief visit to Chicago today en route pert. Black sea area preceded the pr 103 to 100 and she w aa resting fair' K 000.000.) Regiilarlv Planted In Audience i hi, sgth birthdav at the secluded to New York whence be will salt 8. Amortization of 90 percent ent scheme of giving free land « 50c Squibb's Tooth Brush Both for 59c altb a cold for two weeks, the 1.00 Knee Hi Hose Roth, asked about those who had ; Englewood. N. J , estate of his February 9 for Belgium. Paul loans insured before July 1, 1939, on Baby talk may have attracted tea seeda to planters ereated disturbances at the two day | mother-in-law, Mrs. Dwight L. Mor- Smith, general manager of the San a 25-year basis and 80 percent loans men In grandmother's day, but grow it. had insisted on working 29c Glycerin and Rose W a te r...... 13c Regularly 65c. Oommerce Department gatnerlng,; row. Francisco CSironicIe. who Is accom- it doesn't work now. The men If an goes well, on final acenea and aonga for on a 20-year basis. DiMtiactivg itylea at this •Bid: "1 can say 1 have reason to j No announcement was made as to panying Mr. Hoover, said they who enjoy such converaatton tend self sufficiency will be, ’-•fjOMtte." 60c Italian Balm low price I Fine, fully believe some of the trouble makers I what, if anv. plans were made for would leave for the east on the Greeting card departments report that America haa became even to have infantile minds. three years when impbrtatlaa srill preshrunk cotton broad- were planted In the audience an d ! the life Imprisonment after pleading Doctors today described as "aatls- are featured. The entire animal Icingdom, from d < ^ and cats to mon- in Hartford county. He baca It’a a sad thing to ate 90 per cent Day, k»g an importer et choo^ radio entartalner, yeatarday abortly Straight Bourbon, 2 yr., 90 proof, qt. $1.39 ^ r i who recently eoatented. In op- guilty to manslaughter in the death factory" tba oondlUon of Edward keys, bears and elephants, is repreaented. On these, puna are hlgh- invoivad in real eatata speculaUoaa of American theaters In the bands late, was a mamber of the UnjUjl after being taken to the hospital paailtg the ptarail'ng wacc amepd- ROYAL PORTABLE Montgomery Ward at tha aberiff arban othar nations are wticn bis eoodltioa took a turn for after an illegal operation of Mary GlbUn, S3, who waa rescued by UghteA—as for example: _____ and financial trouble. On advloe States Shipping Board during tto WITN TOUCH CONTROi* California Wines, qu art...... 50c 824-828 Mr A INI V STR E E T ^ ^ «Mfit 'to tb « Hmialog bill, that aot- W nklason. a school teacher. Coast Qussds “This Valentine card is a ‘HONET’, of tba griavaaoa commlttoa of the —thair tbaaUra. World War. * “ tba woraa. TELEPHONE 5161 MANCHESm a ~ t bargalalBC would attmi- The proaecuttoa had charged yssterday iftor bslng ^laroooed for I don’t mean a ‘bear* or a *baa', bar, ba raelgnad^juid Ju^ga Hawaii —wnnaai A. Brady, theatrical Bsaiitea bis dough tar, a ana, Kan- tha eotartty put ** ' 1 ■ ' ' mmmmmmmmmmr nm* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAT, PEBRyARY 4,1988 baa BO poUcy. Partiapa ha haatwo oara—or anywhere on Leng Inland, visor visited Gilead Hill school Wed- on the Ivorjs keys. "Walt." yelled r PAGE IQ or threa and might like to kaap or In the atate o f New Tork for that neaday and showed moUoqj^ pictures the composer, ‘th a t’s almost It INACCDRATEDATA of “W olfe and Mont Calm" the cap- them all in the air at oooa. to aalaa matter! again. Why didn't you do It right ture o f Quebec Quring the FYench In New YORK tha aeooDd tim e?” The kitten gave fttrttittQ V fr a lb on the one promising moat advan- Or a battalion o f MussoUnl'a and Indian war. The children who him another cold atare. *tVell, arhat SHARKEY’S POKE SPURS POBUSHU> MT THB tage at any entdal momant—aa ha Blackahlrta and one aent over by DELAYS BENEFITS bad; perfect attendance for the do you expect?” the kitten retorted. SPORTS ROUNDUPpr B M tA U > PBINTXMO COKPANT, INC. does in ao many other relaUona. the Spaniah government. month of January at tha Gilead HUi By OBORGB BOSS .^uefa extravagant gratuitlea go "You pushed me.” ______hu EDDIE BRIETZ HIGH SEEKS VICTORY 13 TONIGl II BiMlI Stm t school were Theresa Hodge, Harold ^ right into the strong-box, out of lluelMctar, Oobb. Of one thing we can ba quit* aura. Or a Greek company and a Turk- New York, Feb. 4.— People who They tell about a young lady who TBOHAS rCRQOaON Sebats, Henry Porter and Marian wander into lavish night clubs, with which the little lady will draw PAT RILEY TO VICTORY By SID FEDER i Don’t worry about poor old Bill No one id tha leant likely to taatlty lab company. la being squired about town by a 0*n*ral MBaacBr Errors h Fillmg Oat Appli- Hodge. A t the White school, Mary lavish floor shows, and wonder how $36, and DO more, at the end of (Pinch.hitting for Eddie Briefz) • Hallahan getting biz relesM from ______BBBBdBJ OetobT I. IMt before a OoBgreaaiaaal committee la Maybe Ur. Whalen bad better get Cordon!, Donald Oliver and Ronald her fiscal week. wealthy playboy who to date has le nso ns ain the owner meets the overhead provided her with (a ) a mink coaU I the Cincinnati R eda....he was only (30 (; able to speak for the ultimate high the foreign atataa to aend over the Sagllo bad perfect attendance for Golf Helps Batting Eye, HOPES TO PabllabW Bv«i7 B t « b Ib « Kiie*pt (rent, lights, etc.) need waste,.no (b ) an expensive car, (c ) a pent- New York, Feb. 4.— (APJ — Al wild in his pitching, and the grape- cations Hold Up Payment ‘the month o f January. , OVER AL GETZ ON MAT fBBdBjra and HotidarA Batarad at tba Navy command. We know, after uniforms and recruit the soldiers pity upon the management. Hiat's • Encyclopedia Attitude house overlooking the Blast River, Sebacht is moanin' low . . . . figures vine says his bankbook can strangle Paat Offica at BaachaaUr, Oaaa, aa Miss Teresa Vincent of WlUiman- A friend of mine went to Hol- all, only a- btUa.more than we from the relief rolls of New York. why there are concessionaires. (Jver and (d l a house In the cotmtry. The he could make $100,000 this year if any wolf at the d oor....B ob Quinn FIRST m O R Y IN ■taeoBd daaa Mall Mattar.______tlc, local acbool nurse waa in town at Billy Rose's Casa Manana, a con- lywood to write scenarios and 'his he had time for all the bids pouring Stars o f Diamond Claim The real thing would never do Of Jobless Checks. other night some of the girls in the la picking a first-division spot for UNBEATEN A( 8CB8CIUFTION R A T n „ did before Admiral Leahy teatlfled. Wednesday and visited both schools cessionaire pays $40,000 or more first letter home starts: “My Hol- company were admiring her fur Local Grappler Winner Of in . . . . as It is, he'll have to be sat- his Boston Bee.s, providing the Oaa Taar br Mall ...... never in the world. and gave the report of tb*^ chlidren each year for the privilege ot lywood initiation waa Ilka this: 1 coat “ It's beautiful," one o f them— isfied with a mere 40 G's for 130 "breaks" break right . . . . Henry Par Moatb ba Mall •** who recently took the tuberculm checking bats and attending to the asked the phone operator whether games . . . . which is really putting Yokiim, fishing in Hood Canal near REC JUNIOR LOOP Sarasota, F-la.’ > e b . 4 . - ( A P ) - . ^ "Gol/ doesn’t hann your batting diaala Copj' ...... *1 Al LITTLEST BUSINESS While thousands of unempoyment said, “ but why don’t you have It In- Local Sport | M I D D L E T O W N H I teat at Windham High acbool. lounges. there’s a copy of the Encyclopedia sured?" "Oh. I couldn't do that," clowning on a paying basis . . . . Shelton, Wash., the other day, Driving a little white plU down the eye In any way and the walking Oallaarad Oaa Taar .M.M SIZZLING compensation checks are being sent First Fall Bat Sacenmbs As en aid to thoae directly re- Mr. and Mrs. A . -hur Keefe, Mr. Billy gets a fixed rake-off. alao, Brittanlca anywhere on the lot. She she replied, "it would seem just don’t be surprised if the Giants and pulled nl his line—and almost fell fairway may not enable a batter to helps your legs a lot,” observed MElfBVn o r THB AVSOCIATBO dally from the State Department ot on the sale of programs, cigar- answered, "W hat do you want that (hirdinals still do some trading Walker as he paused before btaatmg PRBB0 sponsible for the course o f legisla- It'e a long time since Connecticut and Mrs. KeUogg White and Aleck too-too commercial.” out of the b o a t....a nine-foot oc- slam a baseball out of a big league Labor to eligible claimants in all White attended a family dinner ettes and gardenias. That takes for? The only thing you can get To Doable Leg Lock And Chatter business---- Bill Terry likes Young topus was hanging on the hook. . . . DoYYn Center Springs By 26* another shot down the fairway. Th« AsEOCtatad Praaa i« aaoluaivalsr baa witnessed a real, old-faabioned U tha naa of raptibllOAiton tion and economic direction the sections of Connecticut, many claims given in honor of their mother, Mrs. care of some of hie fixed expenses, out of it is FAITTS.” THOSE DARNED ‘HOPPERS Herb Bremer, and the gas house Harry Jeffra. getting ready for his park, but diamond stars wintering Jo Jo W h ite,. Detroit outfielder Red And White Hat Midj af all oawa dlapatebaa oradttad ta It conferenesjof "U tU e Businesa” men knock-down and drag-out newspa- are being delayed because of Inac- Helen Hills In Hebron who cele- be business good or bad. catcher like Gus .Mancuso . . . . 22 A fter-N ine Losses; help fatten the old batting average. papaf and alao th* loaat nawt onb- cannot, under the moat generoshortstop Are Vastly Improred. But because It afforded, for the American and the Waterbury Dem- being claimed, Mr. Tone disclosed. are waxing rich on the invest- sulked out o f Uttar frustration. shows the heaviest Infestation of weight champion of the world, laid Worcester Telegram that we UilnK had It long enough." ' Mambar Araaiiean Newapaper Fnb* of today. Mrs. White ia the second picks Alvin Nugent McMlllen—Bo has Improved hts batting. and "clutch bitter” of. the Tigers first time, a demonstration of the ocrat got to going properly over the Other checks are being returned by ment. While he moaned, the kitten who grasshopper eggs, over recorded, a punch on Pat Riley's jaw In the to the boys—as the greatest athlete Itihere Aaaoelatlon oldeit resident of Hebron. should be passed on to our readers A fter seven straight setbarics In " I don’t get to play in the base- finds it sharpens his batting eys. the post office because street ad- You'd be surprised at other fig- was his pet, bounded into the room, more than one-third the crop acre- Cunnel Brietz's tip on-big things ever produced in Kentucky... .with Pnbliabara Rapraaentativea; Tha economic, social and political intel- revelations in the controller'a office. feature wrestling event at Foot . . . . It's acid im we have opportuni- ball season—It's a $100 fine If you “Of course Jie swings are differ- Victory No. 13 is tbe goal of I dreasea given by claln.anta are not ures offered night club owners for vaulted to the keyboard and ran age in three counties have light about to break at Duke ha.s the the Yankees' Ear| Combs second and the first round and two more in the yi' Jultua Ualbeva Spaela) Agency»N aw ligenca of a conalderabla though by You would have to go back a long Guard hall In Hartford last night ty to bra|! about a native son but ‘lo— but I think It aids Instead ot ent, but there are two Important Chester High’s fast-stepping,.- l correct. In the latter event, the De- the right to store hats and cloaka. down the keys with a cadenza. to heavy deposits of eggs, with whole south guessing. . . . here’s one Strangler Lewis third... .others In second, the Sons o f the Legion came Tork. ChlCMra. Oatmli and Boato*. VARIETY but the blow wasn't hard enough to Joe has certainly given us reason to injures a batter.” declareo the Pitts- points that are the same In bitting son-spangled boaketeera as thsy ( no means major stratum o f Ameri- way In newspaper history to find partment has to ascertain the cor- John Perona gets $10,000 or more "Tliat'a It!” the composer cried. others. ranging down to seven per Dixie observer's hourly account of the voting: Golfer Marion Miley, through with their flrat triumph in MKMBBR AODTT .0URCAO OT produce a knockout and served to feel proud___ burgh Pirate outfielder. a golf ball and a basebau— flrat new hosUllUss with MiddMR can cltisenshlp. It Is quita possible anything hotter than that battle— rect address by use of city direc- from the conce^onalre at ICI Mo- “That's it Do it again, kitty, it's cent. rumors around Durham: 10 a. m.— Jockey (Parley Kurtainger, All- the Rec Junior League last night at CtKCntsATIOHB ______Polk, Neb.— Polk residents figure spur the Texas Terror on to victory "Rhythm In swinging Is the secret keep your eye on the ball and sec- High's vasUy Improved quints^ tories, necessitating a longer wait rocco and simllar sums are spent exactly what I wanted.” Although the situation Is such Grid Coach Wallace Wade going to American Red Roberts. Navy Buzz the East Side Rec by edging out that the affair possesses a certain back to the middle r f the last cen- they had a week o f changeable over Manchester’s Al Getz in the "Donald Lash and Glenn Cunning- Michigan, with Horace Hendrickson, o f both golf and baseball, and golt ond, don’t move your head while the State Armory here tonight I ' Tba Bamld Printtn# Compnap Ima- on the part of the recipient. by the cloakrooma at places like Tha kitten gave him a cold that with no control methods crop Berries, old-time heavyweight Mar- O n ter Springs, 26-32. Thomas, Rtaoniao no inanolnl raapotialbllUp value. tury, when a moderately vehement weather: La Oinga. stare. And wouldn’t budge. "A ll fourth meeting of these behemoths ham raced on with the major vic- his prize 1933 pupil, now at Elon Sault and Brown starred for the has helped me tremendously,” he you're swinging,” be said. Central ConneoUeut intereehoHL Delinquency on the parts ot cer- losses would range up to fifty per vin Hart, umps Charley Moran, amd for typorrapblenl arrora appaartnv Mi First they had a severe dust The profits from auch Invest- righ t you rat!” yelled the com- of the grunt, groan and grapple In- tories in Saturday's balr-'hotstmg college, succeeding him at Duke. ... Legion, while Smith and Conn went explained. Wes Ferrell, Washington Senator League contesL A local triumph ^ Of course it is quite obvious that expreaelon of editorial opinion of a tain employera la alao proving a cent In the worst Infested areas, Bob Davis, footballer headed for the adeartlaamaiita tn tiM Hanebaatar storm. Then a light rain fell. Next ments go only to the concession- poser. mixing up bis menagerie, dustry. Prout games at Boston—the first 11 a. m.—Jock Sutherland coming best for the losers. Lloyd, Paul’s younger brother, hurler who ia known as a good hit- place the Clarkemcn within Beanlnt Herald. the gathering at Washington waa rival publisher might be that he was hindrance In compensating eligible Ruggics says the farmers have Cleveland pro Ram s....hope Jim came a soft, feathery snow. More aire and not to the young lady ‘■ril try to do It myself.” He went been organized and are prepared to Not Up To Snuff stop on the annual winter tour tor down from Pitt as head coacb w’lth fen Eyck pulls through oksy^ In The pace setting Orioles^ and shared the opinion and said he no- ting pitcher, likewise thinks game of ths League diadem far from truly repreaentatlve of the the last chlnlcss survivor of a race individuals, he pointed out. Certain rain followed. An unseasonably who takes charge of your outer back to the piano, bruahad the kit- keep losses to a minimum. For the moat part,' the bout was the short pants and spiked shoes Wade moving up to athletic di- .Miami... .the boys still tell about Heights fashioned fairly dbelstve ticed a big difference last spring work on the links contributes to hla may even cUneb the title out of them have failed to file employee FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Little Busiiicas" which has been so of imbecillc pickpockets which had warm day melted the snow. Then garments. So you are not being ten away from his keyboard. As The entomologist puts last year s confined to giunts and groans with brigade: but .t waa a grand old rector. ...1 2 noon— Duke to quit the time Jim, nearing 80, turned victories, the former whipping the after spending his first w’lnter on success at the plate. if Meriden succeeds In kno information leporta, which are due hard hit by several of the New destroyed itself by stealing live a howling wind moved in and sent a patron angel to the little lady If the little four footed fellow slipped crop losses In Minnesota from a minimum of wrestling as the local veteran. Shufflin' Joseph McClus- southern conference In favor of out for a dinner of 60 and 70-year Speedboys by 30-13 and the latter Florida courses. Dlssy Dean, who’s been doing Bristol at the Bell City. quarterly. Processing of claims ot temperatures below zero. you happen to he a $6 tipper. down, he played another cadenza 216-pounder waa forced to holler post-season g a m e s ....! p. m.— Bill downing the Royal Blues by t24-16. Over at nearby Lakeland. Gerald TRY AND FIND OUTl Deal's fantastic maneuverings. U coala from uie fires of hell to feed gras.shoppers at $1,.002,413. key, who seemed to provide the olds at St. Petersburg. . . . after sit- lot of golfing and betting on bis Have Much A t Stake their former workers who have ap- "uncle" twice when rendeied help- De C^orrevont coming to Duke ting through an hour or so, he Pongratz and Thurner stood out for Walker, ClU^-.go White Sox out- chief thrill or the Garden's over- game while be waits at Bradenton Manchester Is heavily fav tbs President or Mr. Roper had been to babies and bad finally gone up in plied for compensation is impossi- less by a punishing double leg lock (sorry, northwestern got him an turned to Mrs. Jim and whispered: the Orioles, Oenofli featured for the fielder often plays 36 holes a day Under cloee questioning by mem- flow congregation of mor than 13,- for his Cardinal contract worries to annex its 13th straight court vie sincere In the purported purpoee of foul imelllng smoke. ble until that information is obtain- and toe hold after winning the first 000 spectators. hour a g o )---- 2 p. m.—Michigan "Let's get out of here. These old Speedboys, Server and Glovanlnl led and a few days ago made three smooth out, answered the question bers of the Houee Nsval Affairs fall with five successive flying butts climate too cold; Southern Califor- but the Invaders cannot be this so-called conference It would As yet the Waterbury exchange ed by the Department. fellows get on my nerves.” the H e l^ ta and Davidson waa best rounds, two of them in par or bet- simply: Committee who appeared to be Applicants whose claims present and a body press. The match lasted nia now bidding for Wade to suc- for tha Blues. In the other games ter. IlgbUy in view of their two i have-been a very easy matter to "Joey didn’t win; but then, no- “Damned if I )tnow." aomewbat apprehensive as to the hasn't gone that far—not within at no such difficulties are receiving exactly 64 minutes but failed ceed Howard Jones... .3 p. m.— Carl Gag; An autograph bug asked the Meteors trouncsd the Falcons wins over Dean Academy and Wli have brought together In Washing- least two hair’s breadth of it. But their benefits according to sefied- to produce the exciting action and body had expected he would. How- Voyles, Duke end coach, headed for Yankees’ pitcher Bump Hadley for by 49-23 with Daniels, Harris, W il- ham High, especiaUy as the ( administratlon'e foreign policy. Ad- S T A R D U S T cyer, he did run by far the greatest ton some hundrads out of the many there Is every hope. ule, the Commissioner stated. rough and tumble tactics that mark- Princeton, with Fritz Crisler get- his signature at a dinner the other son and Cummings scoring heavily, men had a most trouble miral William D. Leahy, chief of na- ed the previous encounters. In which race of his long and colorful career, ting the Michigan job ___ all of wbUe Botticello and Geer were out- ning In dlspoeing of the WU thousands of heads o f industrial We’d give a cookie for the cour- ‘Th e number of checki going out MATTRESSES night. .. .and when he got it, showed val operations, on Wednesday of here daily” , he said, "is limited Riley was disqualified■ B c ^ twice and only to discover that it lacked which, sliced very thin, makes a Bump what he signed was an I. O. standing for the losers. array. Middletown haa concerns which have no affiliation declared to be unfounded the auapi- age to reprint a couple of sample only to the capacity of the machin- Getz once. step or two of being fast enough to lot of baloney. U. for 60 bucks. The standings follow: games and tost seven and whatever with Big Bualneaa—manu- paragraphs from a two-and-a-balf ery to produce them." The 212-pound, bald-pated Texan stave off the last rush ot the favor- Orioles ...... I ...... $ 1.000 PA’s ana YD’s Play Off Manchester by 41-39 in their 1 cion that aome aort of underatand- See M r. Foster $19.75 made good use of floating elbows, ed Lash in that blistering two-mlla Heights ...... 3 1.000 meeting but seems to have Ing exiated between the American facturers employing fifty, five hun- double-column editorial in yester- drop kicks, strangle holds and rov- scramble. Spe^boys ...... 2 A67 ed by leeps end bounda If itaj dred, a thousand or two o f workers, day’s Republican descriptive of the and British navies to pool nsval re- ing knees and Getz also proved him- Meteors ...... 3 .667 cant aehievementa are any who are tba backbona and mainstay A $29.76 quality Innerspring mat- self adept at those unorthodox Royal Blues 1 aourcea in the event that either na- Democrat; but it Isn’t our war and ‘‘McQuskcy long has been a prime .338 km. tress designed for our February methods although he didn’t use them Sons of Legion . . . . 1 Rec League Tie Tuesday of American Industry; who have un- WAPPING about your bedding problem .333 we don't quite sec getting into a Sale by the Holman • O. D. Baker favorite with the track pecans, par- By winning tonight, tion became Involved in a war. aa often aa his rival. Sharkey warn- Britain To Face Strong Falcons ...... 0 .000 derstanding of their own problems Co. . . makers of the famous ticularly those in Boston. The long- can Ue the record for It was Representative Uaaa, Uln- peach of a libel suit Just to show ed Riley frequently and at length Center Springs . . .. 0 The condition of Mrs. Marion Duplex bedding. Full or twin .000 and the Amerka are prepared to and their employera': who are btui- our readers how fast a Connecticut but It wasn’t until a few minutes legged. shuffling lad who once car- Box scores: victories that the 1024-36 qn neeota Republican, who put the Grant Wheeler, who was so very se- Mr. Charles B. Foster, representative of the famous Holman - 0. D. Baker Com- sizes shoot the works in bidding for their before the end that the expected ried the colors o f Fordham always Heights Co-Leaders To Clash For compiled, virtually cllnee Ita queetlon in direct form, after oon- ness men and neither financial or editor can go when he really geta riously hurt In an automobile acci- pany, is an authority on scientific sleep. Years of study of the .bedding busi- fireworks came off. has been an outstanding gamester B. F. 13th straight State League triumph League championship ia Industrial pirates nor fanatical his mad up. dent Christmas Sunday, remains Davis Cup Field Abroad aiderable flablng in the tame watar among the footracers and he has Glovanlnl, If ...... 3 0 and a tighter hold on firet place. yeara and brlghten|jts prospaetfij wreckers; out of whose councils about the same. She regains con- ness and sleep problems equips him to answer your questions. Bring them to Then Came Fireworks First Round Honors Game by other membera. “ Doea the Riley had Getz pinned against provided his full shaie of excite- Server, rf ...... 4 0 I f the going Sunday is as tough an undefeated canipal^ *i sciousness for a short time and then our store tomorrow. Meet Mr. Foster. Talk to him about your particular ment and victorieti through the as expected for the PA's It msy much at atake, tbe ClarkMWWji Navy,” Inquired Ur. Uaaa. “ have very conceivably might come much the ropea when a nice bit of high Plerro, c ...... 0 3 lapses Into unconsciousness again. years. . prove highly beneflelal to the V y e expected to show that t of wisdom. Seven members of Wapplng problem. He’ll offer suggestions that will help you sleep better . . get more out knee action by the latter deposited Schedules Drawn At Wash- Carabino, ig ...... 2 0 Looms As Toss-Up; Me- any plan to join up with any foreign the Texan on the canvas. Riley was JOLSON SEEKS CUT Museko, Ig ...... 1 0 who are strong anough to De formi- d^s narrow escape at That, bowevsr, was not the kind Grange No. 30. motored to Elling- of your 1-3 of your life spent in bed! dable under any circumstanceo. Both power, particulairly Great Britain? W ashin g to n ton town hall last Wedne.sday eve- up like a shot, advanced on Sharkey "Joe Is only 26 now, but he's real- V/adas, Ig ...... 1 0 wae just one of those thUtga^^ of a group collected by Ur. Roparie teams will send their strongest line- la there any auch underatandlngr" ning to attend the meeting of East and demanded, “What the H----- did ly an old man among the distance ington For European Zone Dallochio, rg ...... 0 0 teors» Orioles Settle Jon- hand^ the vlsitora a decisive I bright young men. Uoet of the "Lit- Central Pomona Grange No. 3. you trip me fo r? " Sharkey sneered. runners, for he has been pounding ups into action In the ph^oll and beck. The admiral's reply waa com- OF RING EARNINGS Totals tle Business” men In that gather- D ayb o o k There were 188 Patrons present and So did Riley, then began to pound the big league boards and cinders, ...... 11 2 24 should produce a nerve-tingiing, Seeewda Are Clicking pletely responsive, being aa follows: tho Boston ex-gob about the should- Net Matches; England May ' Royal Blues ior Tie In PreHminary. heart-hammering brand o f baoket- ing were very little bualneaa men In- ' R p Pr»Mi0m Gr0V0r— nearly every Grange which com- winter and summer, for nine yeara. Coach Will Clarke reports "No. The United States has no poses East Central Pomona Grange ers. Sharkey pivoted neatly and his That's a long time. It Is only rea- B. F. ball. hla aecond stringers have don deed. Uoet of them belonged to Washington.—Congress Is being Davidson, rg plan to act jointly with any other was represented. Andover Grange right wrrist or elbow caught Riley sonable to believe that such rugged ...... 2 1 The preliminary Tuesday night ed practice sesaio.A this Lose Bonny Anstin. Gcntllcore, I g ...... 1 1 that group which In all times, good guinea-pigged and doesn't seem to No. 76, received the banner for hav- flush on the jaw and floored him. campaigning should take a heavy Clahns He’s Part Owner Of The Poliah-Americans and the will bring together the Orioles snd showing the brilliance that ' power in the event of a possible Riley came back with a flying McC::arthy, c ...... 0 4 Y D Service tangle for the third Ume and bad, has registered nine eventu- mind It. ing the largest percentage of Po- toll on his speed and etamlna. Bo. Meteors In a playoff tor first round them to pile up the marglii war.” tackle but here Getz came to Shar- Saverick, rf ...... 1 0 this season next Tueaday night at al bankruptcies for every eucceee— It began when Dr. George W. Cal- mona membera pre.sent at the meet- in the last couple of seasons, Joe honors in the Rm Junior League. lirougbt victory over Wlncfoata;^ It is Impossible to entertain any key's rescue and hauled the Texan New York. Feb. 4.— (A P I—Great Henry Armstrong And Kleinschmidt, I f ...... 1 0 the Bhist Side Rec In a one-game ver, pbyaiclan for congress, bit upon ing. railngton Grange, as host, has been generally relegated to the These rivals Usd A>r first place with regulan will undoubtedly start. 1 Bhoe-atring grade letallera, one- away. Britain's tennis forces, two years playoff for fit it round honors In the reservation to the fact that an ad- an Ideal be thought would reduce served a supper to all present. also rans. six wins and one setback apiece and Ooacb Clarke la expectod to ." man-ahop Industriallstn; one of the No sooner were the grapplers in Totals ...... 6 6 16 miral o f the United States navy the percentage of congressional The Wapplng Mothers' club is ago the all conquering holders of Wants Share (N Parses. Rec Senior League. Tho Importance will go all jut In their attempt to upon hla speedy seconds for the clear than Getz threw fou r'fly- of the clash and the high calibre ot most conspicuous delegates declared anlRIes. Congressmen don’t sniffle sponsoring a three act drama, en- “ But the track enthusiasts are the Davis Chip, face a stern fight gain top place. The starting Umes of action. The preliminary Is sat) must be a man of honor. He can- titled "Sunny Ridge Home", this ing butts Into Riley’s midriff in Orioles the rivals is expected to produce that be represented the unemployed more than the average run of citi- loyal lot. They don't forget their this year If they are to get into the of the twin bill hasn't been announc- 7 ;30 o'clock and the main tuaala} not tell a lie. Therefore there Is no evening, which will be presented by M ah o g an y V e n e ere d rapid succession. RUcy countered B. F. the most exciting attraction of the zens, perhaps not as much since idols easily, not even when they are L ob Angclea, Feb. 4.— (A P ) — ed aa y e t And theae were the meet vocal a cast from Newington, at 8:16 p. wrlth an elbow and a knee, both fell challenge round against the United Runde, If ...... 1 0 go on at 8:46 or tbereaboutB. such thing posslbls as doubting the they live a more sequestered life on the backstretch of their careers Suchy, If campaign and should draw a banner A meeting of tbe managers ot Uie members. Doubtless thers were m The proceeds are to go to the to the floor and the Texan applied States. Singer Al Tnison and fight manager ...... 1 0 crowd of fans. An attempt Is being mads ' entire truth of this flat footed dec- and the places where they work are the leg lock and toe hold that forc- and obviously fading. Bo when Thurner, r f ...... 3 1 various teams in tbe Rec Senior have the halftime and final alr-condtUoned. Wapplng community Church House Eddie Mead sparred verb.illy today some men there o f the type that ed Getz to give up after 13 minutes Fordham Joey moved out to take the Germany’s strong team, the Unit- Lindsay, c ...... 1 0 Title (hanro at Stake League will be held in the near fu- of tbe Bristol-Meriden clash ^ laration. It must bs accepted aa a Yet a tew were occasionally re- fund. The play is to be given at ed States' most effective opponents over ring earnings of Henry Arm should have been there, but it la and 30 seconds of the third and final lead ohortly before the halfway Pongratz, Ig ...... 3 1 The winner ot this game earns ture to dizeusa plana for strength- here for announcement d u rt^ daflnite fact that the United SUtes porting up with eyes {ed from cold the Community House here. last year, and France and Czecho- fall. Getz appeared so badly crip- mark of that hectic Boston two- strong, world featherweight cham- Robln.ton. rg ...... 0 P the right to neet the second round ening Moriarty Brothers, Kenn's local game in order that foas i doubtful If many of them remained germs. ^ a while back Or. Calver The following pupils of the South slovakia. the latter two nations Navy and the British Navy have no C o lo n ial pled that he had to be assisted from miler, the customers leaped to their pion. tltllst In a series that will decide Olson's and Dlllion’s, the teams that learn the outcome of the v). C. L l after the flrat hour. Windsor Memorial high school made agreement for mutual helpfulnssa spent several weeks in a laboratory the ring. feet and thundered a tremendous boasting young and eager players, Totals ...... 9 3 20 both the league and town champion- finished behind t ie two leaders in working on a cold preventive. There the honor roll for the third ranking Jolson claimed he put up $6,000 race. Danny Abearn ot Middlsb Still, that gathering did represent Getz Wins Opener ovation at him. are all In the European zone pair- Speedboi-s ship, providing one or the other the first round. The YD'c and PA's either in the Orient or anywhere were several on the market and he period: for the purchase of Armstrong's will handle the feature enc Long on strength and short on ings with the British team. B. F. doesn't annex both rounds and thus else. a definite segment of nubile opinion. experimented, refining a technique Seniors. Elizabeth Vlbert, Marion contract 18 monthn ago, and expect- proved so decisively superior to science, Getz won the first fall in 19 “ It is likely there wasn't a man Tho German team, which appar- Lautenbach, rg ...... 0 1 make a series unnecessary. The And it did conclusively demonstrate of bis own which he felt certain Beerwort, Jeanette Bolles, Frank ed to share whatever purses H im- these quints that League officials ST. JOHN’S ]EDOE CHIOOI Not, that It, so far as Admiral minutes and SO seconds with five or woman among those 13,000 who ently again will be headed by Baron lullano, Ig ...... 0 0 YD’s took the first encounter by a that if It depended on that psutlcu- would be harmless and likely bene- Burnham, Ernestine Hack. Anna tlln’ Hank collected. feel that the quartet should oe Leahy knows. Not, again, an3rthing Be dro oiii flying huts in a row. The last aent believed Joe could stay there. Im- Gottfried von Cramm and Henner McCaughey, Ig ...... 0 0 33-25 score buc the PA's came back ficial. Huntley, Veronica.^ Sheridan. Henkel, drew a bye for the first But, he added, Mead "has paid me bolstered with acdltlonal players to St. John's traveled to lar stratum of tha great American him nosediving from the ring but he medlatelv back of him ware auen Murdock, c ...... 0 0 last Tueaday night to even the count that could honestly be called a plan Last session he took on volun Juniors, Barbara Cooper. Henry round in the schedules drawn yes- back. In nickels and dimes, about make the second round closer and and won a return encounter public to make a succeaa of self gov- clambered back in time to pin the great twff-mllera as Lash, {be world Qenolfl, rf ...... 3 4 with a 36-29 victory, an Indication or an agreement. teera. Including a number of mem- Wells, Jr.. Mary Ahern, M.-irgaret terday at Washington by Secretary $4,000. I haven’t received any per- more interesting. the Blue Eagles 36-19. writhing Riley with a body press. record holder; Tommy 'ueckard, Davidson, r f ...... 0 0 o f how evenly matched these cage ernment there would be no chance bera of congress. His teat group in- Boucher. Lois Holcomb, Rosalie of State Hull. The Germans w’ill centage of Armstrong’s earnings. AIlzl, If ...... John’s won the first gams by s J But Admiral Leahy is not the Revay, Frances Sedaras. Both matmen started slowly and another great one from Indiana, 1 0 brilliants are. sided score of 46-23. The Bt Jo whatever for democracy. cluded 60. To them he began giving gradually worked up tr, a homicidal meet Norway in their first match ‘‘I just got tired of being pushed I eommander-in-chief of the United Sophomores, Edward Rlsley, Julia Uoyd Lockner of St. Louis and Ray Last season the PA's captured whole team played welL W at pills which come under the head of pitch wrltb Sharkey and Riley glar- while Great Britain must beat Ru- around by Mead. I'll spend $100,000 Totals ...... 4 5 13 One point that seems to have Yonlka, Gladys Abbe, Ida Bad- $98 Sears of Butler. Each is rated su- Last Night*s Fights and Boto headed the scoring •tates Navy. The commander-ln "oral vacctnea'' since you swallow if necessary and tie up every purse the first round, tied the BlueUeids been made pretty clear b>- this ex- stuebner, Frances Fay. Cecils Ka ing and muttering at each other mania to get into the second round. Score at half time, 10-4 Orioles. chief is President Roosevelt. Nor them Instead of having them perior to McCluakey these days. Armstrong fights for in order to get Referee, W. J. Clarke. Time 7 min. in the second and won the playoff, unm whilerW, Kosek played a i llnauske. Helen Kindsor, Virginia You can own this bedroom or throughout. Riley appeared with a The British, who may be minus floor game. perience Is that there must be a scratched Into your arm— or Into tape on hla wrist and had to be held my share. I didn't .say a word to periods, then went on to whip Moriarty Miami, Fla.—Johnny Risko, 194. Is Admiral Leahy in a poslUon to Norton. Ronald Stelts, Patricia Vl- any other Watkins Ffimitura on the services of Bunn,- Austin, will St. John's. new claaslflcatlon o f buslneasea witti your thigh If you are on the society forcibly by Getz in a full Nelson so "But Joe surprised everyone by then meet the winner of the Czecho- Mead when the.v were trying to get Brothers in two straight games In Cleveland, Ohio, knocked out know an about every ambassadorial side. bert. convenient W-B Budget terms: staying with all these runners as P B r the capital B. It isn't going to do, that Sharkey could take It off. slovakla-Yugoslavla first round started and needed the money, but Sons of Legion the town title series, if the YU ’a George Brown, 189. Houston, Texas, Each patient — Including the Freshmen, Ruth Bastlen, Geore- Minimum down payment, easy they jockeyed back and forth 1 M. Rubacha, rf . .3 0-0 conversation carried on in Washlng- weekly .Installments; only a RUey Evens Match match, in all probability the Czech since he got back In the dough, I B. F. T. should annex top honors in botn (3). any longer, to talk jmrt about Big members of congress — took one anna Becker, Barbara Burnham, through the fierce pace and aa the Thomas, If ...... rounds or tbe PA's are shut out of a Wilmington, Del.—Jimmy Eng- 0 Somers, If ...... 3 4-6 ton or London. He is not even in a Mary Butenas, Norma Macbeth. small carrying charge. It took 21 minutes before Riley team. This is no easy assignment. haven't heard a word from him.” 3 1 7 Buslnees and Little Business. Prob- small white pellet dally, a half-hour One of our most popular groups at its evened up the match by taking the lead frequently shifted. And when Vancour, r f ...... playoff series for the title, it's high- lish, 127 1-2, New York, outpointed 2 Vlncek, c, ig . . . .0 1-1 poaitloo to know everything that Leona Rau. Marie Relchle, Alice Carl Kozcluh, the Czech pro, is sure Mead countered that Jolson mere- 1 0 2 3 Davis, c ...... 0 0-0 before breakfast, for a week. After second hold with a double leg lock McCluakey moved back in front two Hamilton, rf ...... 1 0 ly probable that tho Araerka will Dominic Barone, 132 1-2, Philadel- ably we'll have to make It Big Buai- Rlttllnger. regular low price of $126.76, this that his countrymen have the mak- ly "loaned” him $5,000, that he had 2 1 A. Rubacha, rg . .0 1-1 goes on In the mind of a Secretary that It was two a week. and toe bold, preceded by a profu- laps from home, the crowd let out Sault, c ...... 3 phia, (8). neae, Littler Buslneaa and UtUest Mrs. Gertrude Grant Boynton who ings of a fine voung team for this paid $4,000 back, and that he was 0 6 cnallenge the Rec League champion 3 S. Grzyb, Ig . . . . .2 3-8 o f the Navy or of a first Lord of the Colonial bedroom is proving one of sion of flyln j elbows and other de- a roar which was exceeded only as .veaFa cup battle. }t will be headed King, Ig ...... 0 0 0 to a seriea for the town diadem on Philadelphia—Lew Massey. 137, Busineaa. And judging by this More Thaa Mere PUIs Is still confined to the Hartford sole owner of Armstrong. The re- Admiralty the hits of the sale at $98. Notice lightfully illegal tactics that brought the ex-FordhamIte fought off bis by the towering Roderick Mcnzel. maining $1,000, he added. Is In the Cummings, I g ...... 1 0 2 the strength nf their achievements Philadelphia, outpointed Midget week’s experience we had better His experiment indicated the hospital, with a broken leg, after an roars of approval from the near Brown, rg ...... 8 8 9-13 challengers. Prance, meeting the Ncthcrland.s hands of .'olson's attorneys. 3 1 7 in the State Polish League. Wolgast, 139, Philadelphia, (10). We may aasume that the admiral treatment was effective In about 80 automobile accident at Christmas the distinctive, and large, pieces in- capacity crowd of 1400 fans. Getz Chicopee Blue Eaglea. not depend greatly upon Littlest time, is Improving slowly. | in the first round and Monaco In the He also revealed that when Arm - New Haven, Conn.—George Fitch. is in a position to know that no per cent of th » cases ao this year he wobbled all over the ring for sever- Totals ...... Heems a Toss-Up P B r Business for guidance. cluded : Pineapple top poster bed with "It appeared then that what had second, should get into the Euro- strong's original (lurchase price of 12 2 26 177, New Haven, scored technical 3 Kusek, rf ...... 0 3-4 offered hit idea to tba wide world. al minutes and had to be helped to Center Springs Tuesday's ganie looms aa a toss- operative plan exiats, and even that seemed impossible was going to pean zone semi-finals without much $.5,000 waa loubled, screen star knockout over Babe Beattie, 181. 0 Watraa, rf, if ,. .3 Taking the tablet la only part of the foot panel; Ogee Chippendale bracket hla dressing room by Sharkey. B. up on the basis of post perform- 2-2 certainly will be new to some folks, happen. They weren't going to difficulty.'Germany, facing N‘)rw'a.v George Raft stepped In and loaned F. T. Sherbrooke, Que., (4). 2 Borgtel, If ...... 0 0-0 job. You must follow health rules A fter the usual ten-minute rest Stratton, rg ...... 1 1 3 ances. The P A ’S are well nigh un- NO CAN DO base dresser with 6 drawers and large coach Joey. But Lash, great cham- and the victor r f the Hungary-New him the remaining $6,000. Portland. Me. -Heywood Storey. 1 W. Kusek. c ___ .1 0-0 even, in Congress and possibly even to help out. GILEAD period, Riley returned to the ring Bell, rg ...... 1 0 beatable when in top form but may pion, that he ia. came off the last Zealano matches, is another proba- 2 164 1-2, Watcrvllle, won newspaper 2 Marzak, r g . . . . .0 on the Naval Affairs Committee. Last year Dr. Calver had little mirror; and a big, roomy. 6-drawer but Gets didn't appear until he'd "George wanted to lend me the Server, Ig ...... 1 0 be weakencti a bit by the severe 3-8 Grover Whalen is a man of many Hebron Grange No. Ill had lU corner with terrific speed, drew even bility, along with Austria, matched 2 decision over Caspar La Rosa, 163, 2 Bato, Ig ...... 3 placards hung in each elevator in the taken up the additional five minutes entire amount, but I had already BQcher« I g ...... *. 1 0 tussle slated on Sunday with the St. 0-0 lAShy appears to have effectually and often etrlklng ideas. Aa PresI Installation of officers at the regu- chest with Ogee bracket feet. Ma- with Joe a tew scant steps from against India and the victor of the 2 Brookl.vn, N. V., (8). George Henry, capital and senate-house office allowed under state wreatlicg laws. made the deal with Jolson,” he said. Conn...... 2 0 4 Stans of Meridet. at the East Side home and nipped him at the wire. Greck-Belglan matches. 141 1-2, Newark, N. J., won news- 10 6 disposed of any suspicion that an al- dent of the New Tork World's Fair buildinga advising people to stay lar meeting Tuesday evening. High hogany veneered fronts, tops* and By that time RUey had worked hlm- Armstrong, then an unknown, Pratt, rf ...... 1 1 Rec. The | Saints have oeaten the 7-9 3 paper decision over Jimmy FanUni, Score at halftime, 12-9, 8 L Jo liance between the two forces might he baa been even more productive of away from others with colds, to Priest of Demeter Charles F. Gard- s ^ into a lather o f Indignation and Thus Great Britain, if It gets by was bought from W irt Ross and Smith, If ...... 3 0 6 P A 's three times by slender margins ner of Springfield and his assist- ends, combined with gumwood. “ Lash's 9.IM.6 clocking waa the Harry Armstrong, his brother, Ross 138, N e w Y ork, ( 8 ). Referee, J. Koczak. ... have already reached the stage of original and workable achemea than drink lota of water, avoid stuffy kept yelling, “I want the guy in the the Czech challenge, may be throw-n rooms, exercise plenty and avoid ants, Marshalls Mrs. Alice Fogil and second fastest ever produced m into a semi-final with Auatbia. while getting $7,500. Harry $2,500. general-staff work. ring or 1 want the bout” TotaU ...... 10 2 22 ever before, for here be has found overeating and constipation. This Mrs. Charlotte Raymond, Emblem A Bongk Olmax Boston. But it didn't seem nearly as Germany and France meet m the Jolson, placing the matter in the It may even be accepted that not a field worthy of hla nimble genius. year, he added to the list, the fol- Bearer, Mrs. Doris Fish. Regalia Just when it seemed that Riley emphatic as McCluskey’s similar upper half semi-final. Many believe hands of an attorney, said; aieteor* anywhere, not In the Navy Depart- But It must be oonfeased that hts lowing: Bearer, Mrs. Ethel Porter. Chaplain See this bedroom In oar might finish the bout against Shar- figure. Don hod run faster previous- the British will need Fred Perry's "W hy should I loan Mead $5,000? B F. T. " I f you are ausceptlble to colds, Mra. Annie Forte, Soloist Mrs. Ruth kev. Gets limped into the ring, a ly; yet Joe, who has been campaign- coaching, if he offers it, and plenty I've got a brother I could loan five Cumings, If ...... They’re not doing us any good hanging on ment nor in the White House, has latest conception, the holding of a 5 2 12 see first aid room staff about new Lewis and Pianist Norton Warner Main Street Window gallant smUe on his pain-wracked ing for nine long years, never had of young blood to get into the Eu- grand to open a cigar store, but I Wilson, rf ...... 5 1 anything like a naval agreement or 11 gigantic parade of 60,000 soldlera vaccine taken by mouth for the pre- did the work. The following officers countenance that brought thunder been able to break 9:11 until this ropean sone ftnals. haven’t.” Dianiela, c ...... 6 0 12 the racks in our store but they are a genu* pact been entered into. from all tba natlona of the earth, is vention of colds.” were Installed: Master, William oua acclaim from the faithful. The race. His was the greatest perform- The complete draw; The official transfer of Henry's Keith, c ...... 1 0 3 We tried .to get him to let us But It Is very doubtful U there I* just a little breath taking. And Oven; overseer, John Hooker; lec- limp disappeared mlracuoualy a mo- ance. And that two-mile race was American Zone contract liets Mead as the owner, Harris, Ig ...... 6 0 12 publish the formula but he objected. ment later when the boys got start- perhaps the most exciting ever run and makes no mention o f either Jol- Prentice, r g ...... 0 0 0 ine bargain— an investment for you. anyone In the Navy, from top to frankly, we don't believe it will ever turer, Mlsa Olive Warner; steward, Japan vi. Canada: Australia vs. He said it waa not radically differ- Clarence Rathbun; aaslstant stew- ed again. Aa the rivals got rough- chiefly because Joe made it that Mexico. Winners o f these matches son or RafL bottom, who cao confidently declare be put into effecL ent from several "oral vaccines” on ard, Gordon Rathbun; chaplain, Rev. er, so did Sharkey and RUey com- way. will meet for the American zone TotaU . . i ...... 23 8 49 What? Why these that there Is no thought of co-opera- Theee troopa, Ur. Whalen has an- tha market but he thought the job plained again and again, “Quit Ifoloomi Beri Lewis; treasurer, Andrew title and the rig;ht to play the victor R.AMS B EAT B ARNARD. tion between the naval forces of should be done under direction of a shovin' me,” until his patience broke "The sports writers ot Boston, in European eliminations. B. F. T. nounced, will be massed on Flushing physlclaa. Ha told us that any Hooker; secretary, Mias Dorothy "»\U1 (Below) Sheraton nest of solid at last and he sailed Into the referee balloting afterward tor Um out- Russell, rg ...... 2 0 4 America and Britain in quarters of meadows at the opening of tha fair phyaldan wanting the formula could Barraxso; gatekeeper. Douglas Por- with the results already described. European Zone The Rams defeated Barnard by a Arnold, Ig ...... ter; Ceres, Miss Mary Hooker; mahogany tables . . an aid to standing athlete of ths games, 0 0 0 IT’. ^'!fi greater authority thtn any admiral next year. No doubt there is plenty get it by asking. The preliminaries proved quite Second round (first round byes): score of 29 to 22 as Buttery and Packard, c ...... 1 0 2 Pomona, Mias Gloria Barrasso. $29.75 awarded the Fttagerald trophy to Germany ss. Norway; Hungary vs. Nor is It clear how anyone can aay, Being a physician he could not re- entertaining at home. Use the Clearance amusing and Interesting. The Dancdsse paced the attack o f the Botticello, rf ...... 4 0 8 of room on Flushing meadows, Flora, Miss LilUan Grifflng; lady Lash. He was great; there's no mis- N ew Zealand; Monaco vs. winner of veal tha names of members of con- three tables for smokers or re- Arabian Sheik, In . full beard and victors and Kleinschmidt featured Geer. If ...... 3 . 0 8 Overcoats without risk of going beyond his aside from the part o f the flats las who were taking the treat- assistant staward. Miss Charlotte regalia, made his debut by beating taking this. But if I had been voting. Franco*Netherlands series. for the losers. The Rams gained freshment stands when you have I'd have dropped one In the box for own knowledge. 'There Is no under- devoted to the expostUon, for the ment but commented: Warner; executive committee f^. H A N D H O O K E D R U G S Dick Stahl in the opener with First round: Prance vs. Nether- ■ the lead at the outset and were TotaU ...... 10 0 32 three years, Jesse Hills, and for two guests. Small table has a drawer. McOuskey. Anu I think most of the Unds; Poland va. Denmark; Ireland never threatened in beating Bar- standing.” camps of 60,000 men; and it 'You would be surprised if 1 told crotch lift And body slam in six Score St half time, 19-13 Meteors. lifF k you some who are.” yeara, Homer Hills. Viators were 18,000 customers felt ths same sray vs. Italy; Czechoslovakia vs. Yugo- nard the second time this season. At These Markdown Prices q There can always be "quite real minutes flaL Al Merrier of Spring- Referee, W. J. Clarke. Time 7 min. wouldn't be safe to say that Mr. present from Ooventry, Manches- Limited quantities; subject to prior sale field derisioned Jack Zamaa of about IL " slavia; Great Britain vs. Rumania. Rams. periods. understandings. In luch matters, SOLID P ■ B F T Wlialen couldn't provide all the nec- 8o That's-How Note: "W e south- ter, Avon, Farmington, UnlonvUie, $19.75 Youngstown, Ohio, In a tame thir- Second round (flrat round byesi: Reg. $39.50 Coots Now $27.50 ■i batween representatives of oatlons. essary facUltiaa for the campa or erners are a self-conscious, irritable Westfield, Maaa, Cberbire, East MAHOGANY (2) $64.60 9x12 ...... $.39.75 ty-minute affair. Jumping Joe PASSPORT o r 1844 Sweden va. Switzerland; Greece vs. 1 Buttery, if ...... 6 0-0 10 minority and the aouthern politician WINS OLD AGE PENSION Belgium; Austria vs. Indu. 0 Dancosse, Ig ...... 4 0-0 8 NAZIS BRING BACK provided their authority be suffi- even the eampe tbemaelvee. But it Hartford and C^ilUieater. Refreab- Kugot o f CSilcago loat to Stan Pinto is a master of appealing to hts lis- (6) $26.00 6x9...... $18.50 ^ c f New Hampshire In 19 minutes 'The winner o f the matches be- 1 Thomas, Ig ...... 0 0-2 0 OLD-TIME SCHOOL SLATES cient, without a acrap of writing, menta o f salad, olivea, aandwteliea, Reg. $32.50 Coots Now $21.50 Is doubtful if there would be room teners by references to such things cupcakes and coffee were served. and 30 seconds on a body slam. Los Angeles— (A P ) — Back in tween the Ehiropean and American 1 Beilis, c ...... 2 0-0 4 without even a spoken pledge. Two there alao 'for the entire United ■a aoutlmrn womanhood, southern (4) $12,60 3.11x6.0 ...... $8,95^' 1844 old age pensions were not none victors wlU meet the United 1 Cole, rg ...... 2 O-O 4 Berlin,— (A P )—Tbe old-faahioned Prises were awarded to the school 0 Moore, rf ...... 0 o-o 0 or three veiled worde. If spoken un- States army, and if anything . leas Ideals, magnolia blossoms, and children from the Grange on the a live issus, but a passport o f that States team m the challenge round. school slate has made a comeback Reg. $29.50 Coota Now $19.95 plontatloa songs on the banks of (11) $14,96 3x5 ...... $9.75^ ^ RESCABCHEB USES FILHS date baa just woo a jienslon for 1 Lundberg, rf ....1 l-J sIn German education because of it . conditions and accom- than the presenes of the whole essays of ‘‘Safety”. (3iarlotU Ratn- TO STUDY ANCIENT BOOKS an 8 1 -year-^ woman. tba Ulaataalpiri.” — RepreaenUUve bun o f A ms ton school won first the nation's lack o f raw material panied by a certain expression of United States army would euffiea to Maury Maverick o f Texjaa, explain- (8) $8.60 3.n5 ...... 55.95 The paasport was issued to her S'- 14 1-4 20 prlxs; Abraham Garbicb of Hebron and the nazl four year plan ra- Reg. $27.50 Coots Now $17,50 countenance or gesture of the hand, ing bow southern members stay in Claremont, Calif.— (A P )—Harold parents, on routs to Dyrta ss mis- Barnard AJI-Stan. quirementa. ksep that aaaembtage from resolv- Center, second; Donald Rich ot may be anough. office ao long. And many smaller sizes. Davis of Pomona coUege doesn't sionaries. On tbslr return in 1866 P B F T Bernhart Rust, minister o f edu- ing Itself Into the finest example of Now-Now-Senator Note: Pastel- Amston, third; Joseph Pomprowlcz own many rare books, but he cao the present penslocer was born on 0 Geer, If ...... 2 0-2 4 Only one person can make abso- By ASSOCIATED PRESS cation, decreed slates must be used Reg. $25.00 Coots Now $15.95 an International Donnybrook fair colored Senator Leeris of lUlnois was of Hebron' O nter; fourth; Richard road them to his heart's content. tbe high seas, and ths psesport is 1 Toman, rf ...... 0 0-2 0 Instead of exercise books In the lutely clear the policy of the United ever seen uywhere. It would be Introduced recently to the charming Luiahen of Amston, fifth; James Choose this big loungy easy chair In doing research as work of the only document aba hsa to Providence. R. I.—Mike Rogoski. 0 Johnson, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 first and second year classes be- Oliver o f White school, sixth and English translators. Davla has re-, 1 C!onIon, c ...... 1 O-o 3 States government with relation to amazing Indeed. wife o f a prominent member of the from a group of distinctive plain prove the story of her American 197, Poland, pinned Patsy (Bull) ginning with the 1938 acbool term. Reg. $22.50 Coots Now $13.95 Beatrica Linas of White school, corded on moving picture film the parentage. 0 Kleinschmidt, Ig 6 1-2 11 potential naval partnersbip with senate and after a moment of casual coverings^ It’s a nicely propor- Angelo, 300, UUca, N. Y., two The slates are also suggested for Imagtoe entertaluing a full regi- chatter back and forth be whispered seventh. These sssajrs were judged priceless pogas o f many ancient It waa accepted by Rex Ttaom- straight falls. 1 Butler, Ig ...... 0 1-1 1 use in tbe third and fourth grades Britain. That person Is tha Praal- tioned chair with particularly hooka. W h «i ha wants to refer to 2 Server, r g ...... 2 0-3 4 ment o f tha Chtnaae EtghUi RouU In the lady's aar: on the basis of the thought ot safe- acB, county superintendent o f Camden, N. J .—^Brnie Dusek, 228,. to supplement compositloa book Reg, $19.50 Coots Now $11.95 one be merely fleMiee It on a screen d ent He has not done It and be Is Arm y and another regiment of Jap- "W hen you go hems, tall your ty Instesd of the English, punctua- pleasing'lines . . a combination charities. Omaha, Neb., threw Jack League, work. *ery unlikely to do Ic. Perhapa be husband I have met the woman tion, writing and etc. i W ATKINS and studies It at his leisaze. 5 10 2 -iT 32 Slate la abundant' In Thuringia. of angles and curves. Regu- 318, San Antonio, Tex.. 38:67. anese regulan on Flushing mead- The books thsmselvwi arc ac- Score at half, 22-13, Rams. who writes bis speeches.” Martin Robeitsoo. school super-1 larly $32.60. Fujiyama mountain, with a height Hartford, Conn.— Pat Riley, 212, In many small towna In tbe Thu- a i M A N CH ESTER, C O N N . ceaathis only in widely scattered of 13.396 feet, la the loftiest peak In Referee, Server. ringian forest not only tbe roofs r . libraries. Texas, defeated A l GeU. 218, Man- Time, 8 mtkuta periods. Japan. chester. two ot three r«n- but event tho wfills ot bouses are TJmnlra, Davidaeo. o f alata. GLENNET~S . 1EANCHB8TBB eVBNINO HBBALD,:

<;«;«;«c«««*«.».1ta; nation of the milk anil fruit juice Wright, In his own story of the matic pistol, returning and pulling Recommended Moscow, Feb, S—(Ai>)—A . double killing, claimed, a glimpse ot the trigger, By Dr. Frank McCov green pcaa in turnip cups; Salad of will provide yoli with sufficient food Appears For Defense; Says an unnatural intimacy between Mrs. Glesler, to support the defense head lettuce; dish ot berries, value so that you could remain ade- glimpse of a Polar datSn aftsr'i Wright and Kimmel made his mind contention that 'Wright did not ac- •(?REAM CHEESE DRES.Sc on the prog^ram through lei CENTER ST. OPEN SUNUAVS DIAL 3256 discount Dr. Marcus’ opinions, the Stuffed beets; cup custard. referred to as "flsh-skln disease. ” cat haphazardly, your previous oOS- Saturday. The camp had drifted three ] EVERYTHING IliTFOOD! prosectitlon asked: Tuesday: tritis will In time return. ■ southward in six boura Through fog and a sea "If you didn’t sec the patient Breakfast—French omelet; small (Oastritls) Supreme Quality—For Oven or Pot (Wright) at the time of. the a.ssert- piece of broiled ham; Melba toast; Question: T. M. Inquires; "Is it all FORD BIDS FOR WATCH with broken ice, the small ed emotional shock ho says he re- applesauce. right to use the milk diet when one A Thought murmanets, last reported at CHUCK ROAST ceived before he hilled, you have to has gastritis? I And that theAnllk Copenhagen—(A P )—A 147-year- Degrees North and 0.03 West, i 5 lbs. $1.00 take his word for a great deal, don’t Lunch—One pint of buttermilk old watch which Abraham Lincoln pected to cruise around Jan Ms you?" with 10 or 12 dates. agrees better with me than any- carried during the Ovll war drew a thing else. I take fruit juices with What then ? Shall we aln, b®- to the north and then west to i "No, I do not.” Dinner—Roast mutton; baked bid of $3,400 from Henry Ford when rause we are not under the law, the scientists. NATIVE PORK lb. 19c It and by this method, avoid becom- It was offered for sale here rceently. "Well, how do you get at it?" carroU and turnips grated together; ing bilious. If I leave off the fntit hut under grace* God forbid^ The other rescue ship, the I.4irgr sue—Good Quality! the prosecution rejoined, aalad of shreddeSln is. essentially, a departure which is now amaller than i you?" tinique and British Guiana. from God.—Luther. liner. SHOULDERS lb. 19c "Of course." Breakfast — Waffles (browned FRESH SPARE RIBS...... lec ih. "You have to assume, that what through): coddled eggs; stewed the patient says he saw is true, raisins. Native Fresh ^ then, don't you?" Lunch—Stewed corn; cooked The witness answered “yes." greens; ripe olives. Wright has pleaded Innocent and Dinner—Left-over mutton; small Mr. Advertiser PORK BUTTS lb. 25c innooent by reason of Insanity. The NATTY'E FRESH HAMS...... 25c lb. ■green peas; French friend parsnips slate demands the death penalty. (prepared In the same way as po- Small Native totoes); lettuce and raw-carrot sal- BOY, 6. NEVER FORGETR ad ; baked apple. POPULAR MARKET • * PORK LOINS lb. 23c Thursday: 855 Main Street, Rubinow Building: BRidtrrwooD po r k ...... 280 ib. Oakland, Calif.—(AP)—Slx-vear- Breakfast—Poached egg on Melba old Raymond Ellsworth Harvey toast: .stewed prunes. Your Story Is News Too Fancy—Large Sire knows all the answers. Lunch—Combination salad with In a demonstration of his phe- •Cream Cheese dressing. MILK-FED -FOWL nomenal memory, Raymond an- Dinner—Vegetable soup; Salis- swered virtually every question of bury steak; cooked tomatoes (can- WEEK-END SPECIALS general information fired at him ned ): celery; gelatin; Swift’s Supreme by membera of the American Friday: Legion. His teachers say he re- Breakfast—Whole-wheat muffins; LAMB LEGS membera nearly everything he peanut butter; pear sauce. LET THEM KNOW IT! hears. Lunch—Apples; small handful of Fresh Gmund Raymond already has made up pecans or walnut meats. ^TEER BEEF SALE HAMBURG 2 lbs. 29c his mind to be a lawver. ■Dinner—Tomato and celery soup; Reporters Ask The Questions— "W ho?, What?, Where?, Home Smoked Granulated BACON, lb. ... SUGAR, 10 lbs. 49c Boneless Rib A QT^Q Home Made Beef, Pigs’ or Calves’ O C _ Top Sirloin l V v ^ / \ 0 1 O When?, Why and How?". Then They Let The LARD. Ib. . . LIVER, Ib...... ^D C Facts Tell Their O w n Story. SIRLOIN or % We Have Given CUBE STEAKS Tell Them W H O :-M a ke sure the readers see your name. CHOICE CUT Genuine Spring: Lamb I.^g:s...... 22c Ib. BONELESS PROOF! Lamb Fores...... 14^ lb. Tell Them W H A T :— Let every reader know what your merchandise looks To our hundreds of newly made friends Boneless Chuck Roast...... 23c lb CHUCK POT —we have Riven proof, to Iheir complete satisfaction, that we can—and do sell . . Short, Sirloin, Top Round Steak. 35c Ib. like what it's made of— in a word how good it is. Cat From Swift’s Premium Beef! ROASTS FINE QUALITY BEEF ROASTS Special Pork Sale PROVISIONS FISH Fresh Pork to Roast ...... 18c Ib. Tell Them W HERE:— How can a stranger find your store if they don't know Loin or Rib End. Anv Weight. Baby P ork...... 17c Ib. Smoked Shoulders ' FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Average Weight 7-10 Pound Loins. Roast Pork...... 15c lb. the address? How can a reader find your merchandise if they don't, AT REASONABLE PRICES 4-Ponnd Average Weight. Loin or Rib-End. Fresh But t s ...... w...... l9c Ib. know the department? • Rib Pork Roasts SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Corned Beef Sale GENUINE SPRING Rib Corned B e e f...... 10c Ib. Just look at these prices for fine Western Brisket Corned B eef...... 23c Ib. Beef. Never before such low prices for LAMR LEGS Tell Them W H EN :— If a special or a sale starts tomorrow tell them so and beef of this quality! Corned Spare R ib s...... 10c Ib. Quality Roll Butter...... 31c lb. ANY SIZE—ANY END-^HGHESTQUAUT^""^""™ " !i tell them how long it will last. Rib Roast Ib. 25c Land o* Lakes Butter ...... 39c lb. Top Round Steak Ib. 25c Grote & Weigel Frankfurts_____ 25c lb. Tell Them W H Y :— Tell them and sell them all the reasons you know Short Steak lb.25c Groceries'^ Bulk Macaroni...... 8c lb. Pork Loins Ib. 19c Pare SemolU. BABYPORKISlb. why they should use and enjoy your merchandise. Bulk Com Meal ...... 6 lbs. 25c Pork and B eans...... 5c can With Tomato Raore. PORK LIVER Cy Vne MINCED HAM 2 "» Fresh Fish Specials Every Day AD other groceries sold at low prices. SALT PORK Tell Them H O W :— By advising them to watch for your^ AM. BOLOGNA ^ Vegetables HAMBURG lb. POLISH RINGS Fresh Mushrooms...... 25c lb. advertisement in The H E R A L D . IN OUR FRtnT DEPARTMENT WE HAVE THESE: tarffr—.White. Cbel OoRkib'ii FRmoiis SLICED , Specials For Saturday Pickled Mushrooms...... 38cjar lb Fresh Strawberries...... 15c basket Butter 32^*^ BOILED HAM Florida Oranges 2 doz. 25c Curley Endive...... ^...... 3 lbs. 25c We have many more specials in our Fruit Dept. The HERALD Is Delivered To Practically Every Fresh String Beans 2 lbs. 15c PIGS FEET MUENSTER ,, R A We are pleased to announce that Natale Garrone ia the manager of the meat department at the Tip Top KRAUT 9*" Grapefruit 7 for 25c •"■Tket. If you would like to have a tender juicy CHEESE Home In Manchester By Alert, Enthusiastic R good roast of any kind come on down and SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT Cabbage Ib. 4c see Mr. Garrone. Premium beef is being featur^ for BANAN.AS FRESH PEAS BAKERY •the week-end. 6 19c 5 lbs. c WHITE SLICED RRl!AT$ 25 3 ^ Herald Carriers W ho Cover The Town. ' / 25 TIP TOP MARKET FLORIDA ORANGES Mc Intosh apples FRESH BEANS 2 for 17e U Oak Street Phone 392B 2 doz, ^ LARGE LATER CAKieia MANCHESTER 23 5 lbs. 25c 3 qts. 25c TEMPLE ORANGES CELERY ' 29^ .1 DEPOT MARKET STAR MARKET BEETS And CARROTS 1S9 NO. MAIN STREET OPP. THE B. R. DEPOT 47 N ortk S treet Phone 3885* 'RAlsiNEUUft . Free DeUvery 23® . 2 bunches . ][9c 3c bunch ■ ipiilillP—i— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4,19SS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1988 jm you apart,” Oliver Dart said with a non-commissioned officers for toe tributed free to undemourtshed development and oonsultlng engi- “tops” In immense movie seta when cold precision. “ She will take you friixt two weeks due to drill* being ‘ROSAUE’ MOST UVISH “The Great Ziegfeld” came to town, children. Deaths Last Night neer the General Electric Com- in a lump and annex you. You will National Guard held on Sunday morning. Dr. Flaherty baa brought to toe have something to think about when PROBE ON P*ny- ______be our colonies again, as toe King Lieutenant Walter Cowles will they see "Romanza”, toe tremend- ROCKVILLE attention of toe board toe de- wills. . . . Do you know toe size of — — hold an instruction session on the MUSICAL YET SCREENED FLOODS IN TURKEY NtA Sinln, be News ous white and silver kingdom pre- sirability of Immunizing children By ASSOCIA'TED PRESS Dr RACMCL MACK toe English navy, my girl?” 46 automatic pistol this Sunday sided over by Frank Morgan as • from diphtheria and toe board has M anchester Public M arket "No. sir,” answered Polly shiver- morning. OF AIR TRAGEDY Somerville, Maas.—Mrs. Abigail Istanbul, Turkey, Feb. 4— (A P )— By DANNY SHEA king with an eye for a pretty girl voted to have toe schools can- ing. The company has purchased Nelson Eddy-Eleanor Powell and EMna May Oliver as a queen vassed and parents desiring to have Peiala Wortoley, 106, reputed oldest Torrenta from toe awollen riven r CHARACTERS | "Eight hundred men of war.- (Congratulations to our Major new trumpet for the bugler. The TO HOLD BIRTHDAY mother in toe United States. Guedoa and Menderea Inundated the told me to.” He moved toward toe knock, "you gave me • turn. I General, Morrle Payne on his re- Film Surpasses Anything quite able to curb such tendencies. toe work done should be given that JQEL.SEY, berotns; river. thought you'd fell into toe river, How many ships has the American last one was bought tw years Morgan os ruler wdto ventiiloqulam opportunity. Easton, Md.—Mrs. Ida M. Starr, whole Smyrna plain today, flooding navy?” cent election to the office of Grand Ago when yours truly travelled all Ever Attempted Before. 79, novelist and art critic. 15 villagea. Inhabitant* fled in Liondon whoa war gone so long.—What b« that?” Master of toe Grand Lodge of Ma- as a hobby strikes a hew high note i^oi FBert Killed When The board has decided to finish up For Your Sunday Dinner "I don’t know, sir.” toe way from Nlantlc to the Hart- in laugh-producing gags. BALL THIS EVENING Schenectady, N. Y.—Charles Wa- panic. More than 15,000 cultivated Polly looked after him in dismay ”A dog. I bought him from a sons. the painting, outside and inside at IITFIELD, hrro; the Nor had toe angry man who had ford arsenal to get the instrument. Hailed as "big,” it Is big. this Ray Bolger, he of the rubbar terman Stone. 63. pioneer In radio acres were devastated. and met the sad brown eyes of a boy.” There are only five more drtUs left We are sorry to see that Bob the Maple street school under toe A largre assortment of quality meats. Prime Beef^ Lamb hor through. little terrier, thrust under toe boy’s "You never did! Now toe mas- questioned her. HSd they realized, in this pay quarter climaxed by toe ‘‘Rosalie”, which danced and sang legs, IS really great as comedy re- Two Bombers Colfide In WPA appropriation. those two, that America had but (Kerr has fallen down on the job Us musical way last night into tUe lief, qtuJ, of course, splendid In his Will Take Place In Princess ANKS, privateer oap- arm like a sack of meal. She ter’ll be wild for sure. He'll turn annusci Federal inspection. It is again. Maybe Winchell was too Hall And Large Attendance Mr. Oscar Hoerraann, acting with Legs, Strictly Fresh Pork and Fancy Fresh Poultry, Fowl, Chick- thought quickly, "It’s only a starv- you out If you try to keep him. seven frigates and 15 sloops to meet urgent that all members of the com- hearts of those who saw its local comedy dancing specialties. Ilona toe building commltte, is to investi- much for him. Or Is the competition premiere at the State theater. Massey Is a newcomer whom play- ih a; Three Men Injnred. FIRESTONE FOOD MARKETS ed mongrel. It'll be better off dead He's got a great fine cat that won't those 800 men-of-war, toe old man pany attend all these formations as too great. Bob? Indicated; Program Planned. gate having a fire insurance survey ens and Turkeys rightly priced. C^me to the store or Dial 5137. might have had a stroke brought on Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell goers can well watch carefully. War is declared be- anyway.” Then, defensively, “We’ve abide a dog on the place. Give toe a strict fine is expected to be im- By the way. If any of you mem- made of the school* and report back two good dogs at home—” by mirth and toe girl might have posed on all absentees. The pay are teamed in this tuneful melange, This beautiful European, who KockvlUc, Feb. 4.—The annual and Amerloo, trap- creature here while you go talk to bers ever want to get In touch with n.akes her American debut as toe to toe board. Chuck Roast cut from extra fancy prime beef for Yet something made her follow. Mr. Dart. He’s been calling for you been broken by despair. checks, which will arrive in March which varies in locale between an Pedro. C»Uf, Feb. 4.— (AP) President's Birthday Ball will be London. She flees Jerry Lovett during the day, the Army-Navy football game. West second lead of the picture tn the lias t'ompicird Course New Low Prices Now |)WB her. She overtook them. The dirty gray In a great rage.” "You don’t know,” said Oliver will carry fourteen drills. There 1* quickest way is to send out a gen- lAilted State* fleet, shocked held at Princess Hall this evening Miss L ^ c vLitUe, daughter of oven or pot roast...... lb. 25c hair of the little cur was almost In- Dart thoughtfully, and he closed bis no excuse for any member, of the Point, a trans-Atlantic airplane, and part of Countess Brenda, confidante- » death of 11 flier* In the worst Polly abandoned Nuisance to Mrs. eral alarm. Sometimes, he doesn’t the colorful mythical kingdom of to the Princess Rosalie, not only and a large attendance is expected Mr. and' Mr*. Howard Little of FLASH! FLASH! The Ticker Reads That Food Prices ER III visible, but his helpless eyes shone Broggs and went at once up to eyes and put his Anger tips together. company being short in their pay. even know where he la, himself. _w disuter of It* history, con- Ellington avenue has completed a "I wonder! . . . It occurs to mo that The only thing that Is a4ked of you "Romanza.” The pairing of Eddy proves herself a delightful comed- to aid in raising funds which will be Are Going Down Quality, Therefore, Can Be Bought Prime Rib Roast Beef, best cuts. Native Pigs’ Liver. until she was out like- two beacon lights and she Oliver Dart's study. The terrifying Here's hoping Raymoind Heritage ienne, but a singer of extraordinary „ a boerd of Inquiry today to three year training course at toe imagined that he strained toward you’re very knowing about some is to attend each and every forraa- and Miss Powell is a brilliant feat. sent to the new Foundation tor At . . . NEW LOW PRICES! Lb...... Lb...... tly dashing old man rasped out. "Sit In that got that radio working. Ray Is now Not only do they dance and sing In range. Her "Spring Love Is tn toe , new safety deidces for the Combating Infantile Paralysis. Hartford hospital. She Is enjoying 29c ...... 18c she should her, as toward a friend. things and very blank about others. Uon of toe organization which you the second cook in the company. Native Spare Ribs. chair, my girl.” Then, "Do you are a member of. The next drill will toe manner of stars of their magni- Air” Is magnificently done. ** lighting blrdmen. There will be an entertainment a month’s vacation at her home. comer. She stopped "W alt!” she called to the boy, and know your miserable country's de- It occurs to me that you might have For the Information of all con- wUt of the regrettable nnd co.st- Strictly Fresh Pork to Roast, come to England on some mission be held Sunday morning at ten tude, but as lovers they are decided- program which will include vocal .Attending Conference Lb. •.•• *.•. (• ...•...... *.1 20c Brings and saw that when he bad stopped and looked clared Itself at war with England?” cerned. Jack Benny’s Maxwell la ly In the top rank among romantic kaeddent, we may nrive'at a new The Rockville High School is rep- Rib Cut. Lb...... for your tricky government.—Yes! o'clock. The uniform wllTbe toe still running. Naturally he’s a mem- A woman’s blood contaltui 80 numbers by Miss Pearl Giesccko of La n d O 'La k es B u tter lb. 3 7 c 19c Tender Calves’ Liver, Q C sw The street she was back she said quietly, "How much "Yes, sir,” replied Polly. "I heard service complete. teams. per cent water, while man’s has Ity feature in aircraft maneu- resented at toe two day conference Small Lean Fresh Shoulders, unbelievably narrow do you ask for the dog?” And using your relationship to me ber (jf the company. Your guess is ' promised Rear Admiral Bolton, granddaughter of Mrs. Lb. it on toe street. I'm caught here, Jackets have been ordcrito for the Those who thought they had seen only 75 per cent wrater. Selma Krause of this city; accor- of High School teachers being held with mean little shops "Four shillin'.” as a ruse.” as good as mine. _rles A.. Blakeiy. commander of Lb...... 20c and It serves me right. American basketball team. These are to be dion selections by Edward Sunega at New Haven today and Saturday. |re shabby living quar- "But you’re going to drown him "I don't understand, Mr. Dart.” FLASH—The company Is again aircraft scouting force. C isco—Sh ortenin g . 3 lb. co n 4 9 c ports were ordered closed In April, Polly's voice showed fright. the same colors as the suits and up to full strength. There are now of this city, and dance numbers by Mr. A. L. Dresser, Miss Marjorie Boneless Veal to Roast, he saw, down toward anyway. Why not give him to but my cousin's ship ran_the block- will carry the name "National >e Inquiry board, he said, will Smith, Miss Clara Bur. and Miss PRIME MILK-FED POULTRY I lost Itself in the fog. me?” “ Well, my girl, there are. govern- sixty-three members In the organ- : taiformation that ‘‘wlli make it Miss Veronica Coftcy. Miss Coffey is Lb...... ade. In New England many ships Guards” on the back and the letter Delia Partridge are attending. 29c not find me here!” “Buy 'im, or ’e splashes. It’s rich ment prisons for such as you! More ization which Is the total allotment llbl* for such tragedies to oc- well known as a dancing Instructor, Rump of Veal, Whole, have been doing that. They’re Fed- "K” on the front together with the from the state. Privates Pearson will present several specialty dance (3ty Court ScMion V o n C a m p 's M ilk , 4 tall'co ns 2 7 c Fresh Cut Up Fowl, Our Kind, i young American into iins like you 1s always tryln’ to git eralists in those states and haven't than qne French women has seen individual player’s nickname. The ' ag&in.** A special session of the Rockville Lb...... the inside of a cell in England. and Pollto are responsible for bal- huge patrol bombers, the numbers. Mrs. Nichols Ashe Is in 25c Each ...... iV C be had just looked so sumpln’ for nutoln’.” favored a war. Because it would team will play the Bristol Brownies City Court was held on Thursday las surprised that this There should be some small stone ancing the membership, which fell |•P>3 and ll-P-4 of Squadron VP- charge of the evening’s entertain- Fancy Mil)t Fed Chickens To Roast — 5 to "Oh, dear,” Polly argued. "I'm hurt shipping—” on the armory floor in the near down with two discharges for non- ment program. afternoon. Samuel Nelson of 280 Fancy Lamb Legs, Whole or liused her more regret not rich. I need every shilling I've "Then you admit your President boudoirs available for prying Amer- future. 1 at San Diego, collided in a squall Sagamore avenue, Tcancck, N. J., M iracle W hip D ressin g, p t. ja r 2 5 c 5 'I Pounds Each. ican women, too.” residence. lasday night 70 miies off the Music for the dancing will be Half. Lb...... 25c I >r brief contact with got.” But she saw the boy bad is a dunderhead and that unbalanced Sergeant WUHam Dickson wishes was before Judge John E. Fisk on Lb...... 39c as electric as light- started on again, moving with the us to announce that the girl whom and piunged into the sen with furnished by Percy Simpkins and Thomas Jefferson who advises him JUDICIAL RIPOST his Swing Band, and he will also toe charge of speeding. He was Weston*e Fancy Short Cut Rib Lamb Chops, O C Fancy Young Hen Turkeys. ! felt the same way ? apathy of the underfed and hope- Is a fool?” he stole at the President’s Ball to Vci the 14 crewmen. arrested by State Policeman V. Polly's hand went to her throat, feature a popular soloist. Lb...... nd shrugged and gave less. The street was dropping "Oh, no sir!” answered Polly, re- dance with arrived on the floor as nr, by an order from their com- John Labecky of the Stafford Bar- 35c and her eyes widened. So the old Omaha, Neb.—Fred A. Stephen- _J*r, Ueut. Carieton B, Hutch- Leo Flaherty Is toe cbairihan of En g lish Biscu its 1 lb. p k g. 2 5 c her surroundings, for sharply downward and she could jecting the only cue that might have roan was mad! Not in entirety; toe last notes of the last dance died racks on toe Vernon Center road; Kidney Lamb Chop.s Q tS Fancy Milk Fed Fowl, I'/j to away—Tough luck, Alec. son had the wrong alibi when ar- , pstrachuted from the ll-P -4 be- this committee and he asks toe co- jO zest for any adven- see toe gray-whits sails of ships saved toe situation. "I can't feel only one one subject. She had been He was fined $10 and coats of $11.31 Lb...... 5 pounds each. Lb...... 35c like limp clothes on a line. The The new locks have been installed raigned in poll.^e court on a charge I It fell to destruction. operation of toe public In making that way. Nor does my brother foolish and reckless to argue with of stealing an overcoat. snd both toe fine and costs were Forequarters of Lamb — Boned and Rolled of toe wonder of old docks. Dick, 1 reckon. The English navy's on toe locker room doors in the ar- . Were Burned To Death this event a success. him. She must leave— mory. No member of toe company “ Somebody gave it to me to ftfona of the 11-P-S's seven men remitted by Judge Fisk. Q u a lit y M eats F it For A K in g! if you wish. d the American vil- "I’ll buy the dog," she called. ‘'I’ll the cruellest thing on earth, and the Decision Reserved Hospital Report While Oliver Dart's eyes were can get into these rooms in the pawn," he told the court. iid a chance as roaring flames en- Judge Robert L. Munger of An- Lb...... FOR A NICE MEAT LOAF Enclosed In this give you four sbUlings!” most overbearing. You treat your shut and his linger Ups were touch- The report of the work at toe Swift’s—Rindless 13c : were the realties of The boy turned and faced her, so seamen so vilely that you can’t get future unless they arc opened by Said the judge: "Nobody pawme k p ed it Immediately after its sonia reserved his decision in tnc ing each other delicately she back- one of the officers. overcoats in this kind of weather Jgh wing struck that of the ll-P-4. Rockville City hospital for toe Freshly Ground Hamburg, I city on earth—its that now toe dog was turned aft enough to serve you. So }rour ships $6000 civil action which had been month of January has been an- SMOKED AND CORNED MEAT ed quietly toward the door and slip- There will not be a school for (below zero). Ten days.” [ « the four picked up by a crash heard for two and one half days tn Clo v er Bacon SPECIALS Ijestlc Houses of Par- Instead of fore and Poly saw that stop our* at sea—even oiXr private ped out of the room, more frighten- * BCh from the flagship Pennsyl- nounced by toe superintendent, 19c jlace, Its Tower, Its it had a ridiculous tail that hung like merchantmen, mind you! — and the Tolland ttounty Superior Court, Agnes H. Lazzcrln, R. N. as fol- Fancy Boneless Brisket Chuck iieef Ground, O C ^ ed than she had ever been in all her , J. Hester, radioman, died being completed on Thursday. aames. Polly stood a dirty little banner at half mast. search for Engllah deserters. When 18 years. lows: Number of patients in hospi- Swift’s Premium—Boneless Lb...... /.... 4m D hours later aboard the hospl- Henry Doufour and his wife Mar- Corned Beef. Lb...... 23c Ihe feel of its history The urchin neld out a claw-like they don't find them, they steal our She was sUlI In her coat and bon- hen « man -gets biscuitt with his meal J ship Relief while the fleet valn- tal January 1, 1935, 15; number ad- Lower Round Ground, her, accepting all band. "Gimme!” he said. iads. Then there’s toe way you've quita Doufour of Somerville, Mass., mitted during month, 35; out pa- Chuck Pieces of Corned Beef, O C net. She ran down the stairs and fearched for the missing bodies C h u ck Ro ast [t and glowing, not re- Polly counted out toe money, be- vaent toe Indians down against our was about to open toe street door H i t w ile receives a kiss that’s real brought action against the Town of tients, 18, total treated, 68; dis- all lean. Lb...... £tOC Lb. a^ j his 10 oomiades. Coventry claiming damages for In- Our Home Made Sausage Meat, O O _ itrk and bloodstained. ing careful to hold her puree well western frontiers out of Canada, when she saw the little terrier she E M P H A T I C tD. B. McKay, and V. O. Hatfield, charged .’58; X-rays. 27; Accidents, Swift’s Premium—Rib End Lean Ends, she felt toe beart- out of reach of ^ a t grasping claw. burning towns and scalping women juries they received in an accident 15: Births, 9; operations, 14; largest Lb...... dUOC had bought and completely forgot- I SRXifered broken legs, and L. S. on toe Coventry stretch of the so- I,b. 23c rx)ple—some in velvet "Give me toe dog first!” she ordered and children. That’s a pretty tale ten, He was in a corner of the hall mter, his arm fractured, arc number treated, 24; smallest num- called Merrow road in November of Pork Ro ast lb. 19c Rib Corned Beef, me In the smart unl- connlly. . . . “Now go and buy your- too, Mr. Dart!” where Mrs. Broggs had abandoned treatment on the Relief, ber treated, 14; dally average, pa- Majesty's Army and self some food.” him, • and when he saw Polly he Ifitie disaster was the second dur- 1B36. tients, 18. Lb. i2c On Thursday the morning was de- Special on Small Stewing Oysters. O C _ the rags of hopeless The boy slid away like a dirty Polly paused, startled at < her own came eagerly toward her on his : Navy war drill In recent weeks, Planning Three Plays Swift’s Legs of O Q _ Swift’s Golden Q Q _ slum and debtor’s Scotch Ham, Our Own Cure, very mild, a...... i ...... ihadow. Polly Chelsey would have boldness, ye$ not recanting. "The ugly little legs, a look of delight and j t 3S days earlier, a sister bomb- voted to medical testimony and to Three one act plays will be pre- Pint toe argument*, folowing which the Lamb, lb...... m O C West Fowl, lb. .. Oo C them. thought It an unpleimant dream ex- only thing I’m ashamed of Mr. Dart, welcome on his face. Polly stixipcd t disappeared with seven men. sented by the Christian Endeavor Chowder Clams, O C s>* >ondon!” she thought, cept that the little dog was in her and picked him up. court adjourned until Wednesday, Society of the Ellington Congrega- Swift’s Lamb 1 Q Swift’s Tender 0 1 1s that I came out on a ship that laM to the hoard of inquiry 39 c she was an Imagina- arms, prc-wlng close to her for ran toe blockade.” . rmm Oommander Henry Mulllnex February 23. The testimony of toe tlonal church on Friday evening, Fores, lb...... X O C Reef Liver, lb. .. X C “ You're a nuisance," she said In Piece to Bake. Steaming Clams, QCCsw wiirmth and comfort and trying to Oliver Dart said proddlngly, "So [the flagship Wright, Aircraft Doufour* claimed that toe road was February 25th at the Ellington . lady! Buy a dog!” softly. “1 gave you the right name. tn bad condition. while the defense Lb. lick her neck. She said, 'Til name lt’.s true, as we've heard, that you I’ll never be rid of you.” Force, chairman; Lleut.- Town Hall. The plays will be fol- ie from a pinch-faced sought to show that the approach to Sugar Cured Bacon, machine you Nuisance, because that's all you Americans don't stick together, eh? She went out into the street, de------itmr w . G. Tomlinson, lowed by dancing with music being SWIF'TS ALLSWEET Oyster Crackers, 1 Q IB tugging sharply at are.” L-Commander Clifton A. Young the Coventry stretch from Tolland furnished by Hal Neff’s orchestra. sliced, (our best grade). Lb. Lb. package X divided?” termined to find a tavern that bore was clearly posted and that the road OLEOMARGARINE C a rn a tio n M ilk 33c The fog was lifting and she re- "Don't feel too encouraged over a sign with a unicorn nnd crown on ja Medical Corps, and U eut Al- Will Olisorve Anniversary It to buy a dog,” she traced her steps. Eventually she I Oiney. was safe for reasonable speed. The The Polish American Citizens' 2Ic lb. that,” said Polly maliciously. "We it. She tought desperately, yet wlto J b e ! ” found her way to Oliver Dart’s have our private quarrels, but let case opened on Tuesday and a large Club will observe its 24th anniver- Beautiful Water Gians Free! 3 ca ns 2 3 c AS ALWAY&-QUALITY WITH ECONOMY rown ’Im.” stated toe a surge of happiness, “I must find outline map of the •ocUon as well house. "Lud!” exclaimed Mrs. Ehigland try to pry us apart—!” Jerry Whitfield!" sary on Saturday evening. Kebru- •ly, “like toe old man Broggs, opening toe door to her PILLSBURY'S BEST as numerous photographs were pre- aiy 19th at Its hall, Pulaski Hall “ England will not have to pry (To Be Continued) THE 'B A LA N CE D ' FLO UR— M A KES G O O D B A KI N G BETTER! sented as evidence. on Village street. There will bo a I Butter, FairmonCs Creamery Better Butter, 1 Ih. r o lls ___ 37c Recreation School Board Notes banquet and social with the dinner FR U ITS A N D V E G E T A B LES Superintendent Philip M. Howe being served at seven o’clock. This Butter, Land o’ Lake^, 93 Score Butter, 2 Ihs...... 77c hru) reported to the Board of Edu- will be followed by dancing, a grand Jolly Rogers Tree-Ripened Extra Fancy, U. S. No. 1 Center Items cation of toe town of Vernon that march, and other leaturcs. Oranges, Large A C _ Potatoes, Eggs, Native Strictly Fresh, medium size 35c, extra large 39c doz. the Special Class room opened this Size. 2 doz...... peck ...... 19c Muenster Cheese, Arlington Brand,Ih...... ‘27c 5, Friday week with an attendance of NEW ClRCtS HEAD TWO WORDS THAT MEAN THE SAME THING! "EVERYBODY'S AND VALUES! The women's plunge period will which Is toe maximum allowed by Baldwin Apples, n ^ Crispy Celery, Cluh Cheese, White and Yellow, machine sliced, Ih. ______29c ; from 7 to B o'clock. the state in such rooms. Plans tor .Sarasota, Fla., Feb. 4—(A P )—A 7 lbs...... ZDC large bunch .... the class have been outlined by the former circus cook takes over to- 10c Cottage Cheese, in ja r s ...... 10c H m Rec volleyball team will play Heavy and Juicy 1 Q _ Fancy Spinach, une in the gym at 7:30 with O. Superintendent. morrow his duties 08 general man- Evaporated Milk^ Royal Scarlet unsweetened, 3 tall can s___ 21c KwjipieK and Oo. The Public Evening school will ager of toe "geratest show on Grapefruit, 6 for X 7 C peck...... 19c Saturday end it* 50 sessions on February 8th. earth.” I The firle' tap dancing elaasee will The February vacation dates have George W. Smith was named gen- I Peaches, Royal Scarlet, halves or sliced, largest cans, 2 for 37c | r'WiaM as follows: B:30 to 10:00 Be- been moved forward one week to eral manager of the Ringllng Broth- -jliattera; 10:00 to 10:30 Intermedi- February 26th to March 6th. This Is ers Bamum and Bailey circus to Everybody W s At EVERYBODY’S MARKni! V^e; 10:30 to 11:00 Advanced. because of toe meeting of the N. E. succeed the late Carl Hathaway. Heinz Soup, most kinds...... 2 cans 25c 7 ^ hoys' swimming classes will A. Department of School Super- Advancing from cook to assistant Firestone Food Markets Campbell’s Pork and Beans in tomato sauce . . — ... .3 cans 21c FREE D ELIV E R Y ! C A LL Y O U R O R D ER IN A S SO O N A S H ER A L D IS O U T ! D IA L 5 7 2 1! -Mart at B:30. intendent Howe and Assistant general superintendent of the Ring- 379-381 EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER The gym has been reserved foa Superintendent Chatterton will at- llng show. Smith later became gen- PHONE 5867 Sauerkraut or Cut Beets, Royal Scarlet, largest ca n s...... 11c 1 following basketball teams: 2:00 tend with expenses paid. eral manager of the A1 G. Barnes ist 5 Weeks We Have Sold Almoet I 8:00 Y.D. Service; 3:00 to 4:00 The report of the school nurse for and Sell-Kioto clrcu.s, now In winter Dietetic Fruits, Royal Scarlet, Pears, Peaches, Fruit Salad, d of Oranges! And Here Is Why! A VALUE — WE DOUBT — n'e V-8's; 6:00 to 6:00 P. A. C. the month of .lanuary is as follows: quarters on toe Pacific coast. J. Pineapple ...... can 29c 1 DOZ. FLORIDA ORANGES FREE! 0^*i*DOZ.*^C^FORNlA SEEDLESS ORANGES A T 2 9 c! YOU’VE EVER EQUALED! 8:00 to 9:00 Moriarty girls. 59 children weighed and measured; B. Austin, toe show’s general agent, . ._ a men's plunge period will be 61 teeth inspections, of whom 23 will take over Smith's duties with Apple Sauce, Royal Scarlet, fancy. No. 2 ca n s...... 2 fo r 17c INE QUALITY RHODE ISLAND I NO. 1 qUAUTY “ATWOOD” ------' .MBDin 7 to 8 o’clock. showed defective teeth; 12 were the Barnes circus. HARD, CRISP ICEBERG LETTUCE OR FINE qu A L iry mc int o sh -5 Monday given first aid; 2 were excluded; 134 Prunes, Sunsweet or Royal Scarlet, 2 Ih. pkgs., med. size ___ 15c BLEACHED CRISPY CELERY! , r There will be no gym clasa at the medical Inspections were given by Bahy Foods, Clapp’s, Lihhy’s and H einz...... 3 cans 25c - mingJABTTAR*F BASKET! nA(BWW|4| Apples 8 lbs.25c______H I GRAPEFRUIT 7 * for * 25c -Aebool street Bldg, for women un- Dr. John E. Flaherty and Dr. E. H. ^^ N a t i o n - W ’ d e S t o r e s SEE THESE! S.MAU. SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT! Z9c DOZEN! APPLES 7 lbs. 25c V next Monday night Metcalf; 1400 bottles of milk dls- Cream of Wheat, Ralston, Wheatena and Maltex, pkg...... 23c 2 for 13c BY 'HIE 16-qUART BASKET S'The men'a gym claaa will meet as Posto, the new wheat cereal, large pkg...... 21c eded” RAISINS— JiMal from 8 to 9 o’clock. MAHIEU Sunrise Fancy—Large l*e The men’s plunge period will be EGGS doz. 35c e CURRANTS! BEETS OP C A R R O TS bi^n. 5c FAIRMONT’S v om 7 to 8 o'clock. Freah— From Nearby Farms, I Statler Towels, 3 rolls 25c. Towel holder free. | S A L A D A T E A (Strain er Fre e!) p k g. 18c ^ T h e women's plunge period will Grocery Co. Fruit- C o c k t a il Frozen Fruits M,trom 8 to B o'clock, IS.'i Spruce Street Unsweetened th 19c F A N C Y T E X A S SP I N A C H peek 19e r Ths Junior boy's plunge period Quaker Puffed W heat...... 2 pkg. 15c W h eat K risp ies (K ello g g's 12c size) 3 p k gs. 2 5 c Joe! •tn be from 6 to 6:45. Jack Frost Sugar, C 1 _ Quaker Puffed R ic e ...... 1 p k g . 9c 2cans25c Open House night will be obaerv- H> >\. .). DAVIS Evap. Milk 4 tall cans 27c YELL O W G LO B E T U R N IPS 6 lb $ .1 5 e 27c Ig. conf. at the West Side Rec on Cedar 10 lb. cloth bag., J JL C Old Fashion Buckwheat Flour...... t.-. . 5 Ih. bags 33c L A N D O 'L A K ES or IO W A B U T T ER , lb. 3 7 c WE APPEAL TO YOU Strawberries — Raspberries — The public ii cordially in- Chase A Sanborn’s IPS’ SOUPS or Blurherries — Etc. Itod to Inspect the building. A Land O’Lakes Q Q ^ Pancake Syrup Royal Scarlet ...... 16 oz. bottle 19c Essex Fine Yellow Breanse we are Interested In C A LIF O R N IA LE M O N S 5 for 10c of entertainment baa been Butter, lb...... OOC ‘.K & BEANS P U RE P A C K A G E L A R D seeing a decline In automublle Silver Lane Mixed Pickles...... quart jars 19c lb. 10c tn toe gym. COFFEE lb. 24c C orn or Peas FAIR.MONT’S FROZEN accidents and their horrible Ma.wvell House O C y, Rrispy Crackers, Sunshine Like Saltines ...... ___ 1 Ih. p k g . 17c W H ITE FRESH M USH R O O M S F a n cy lb .2 9 e toll of Injuries FIN E B O ILED H A M (Rath's) Ckiffee, lb. c a n . . . Nation-Wide Blue Bag Buckingham Mixed Cookies (Sunshine)...... 3-4 lb. pkgs. 23c lb. 3 9 c and deaths, we ans25c V e g e ta b les Native Eggs. QQ/v 2 cans 19c 'ALCOTTVILLE are making an I Salada Tea, Red Label Orange Pekoe, M lb. 23c, strainer free. FRESH G REE N PE A S Sp e cia l! 4 q ts.'2 5 c F I N E SC O T C H H A M (Rath's) appeal to large size, doz. ..O O C COFFEE lb. 19c lb. 3 5 c 25c Ig. cont. every motorist C ROSE PURE u Donald I^verin wan the leader of Potatoes, 1 Q Campbell’s Pea* — Beans — Kernel Com — ChrtBtian Endeavor meeting Grapefruit Juice, sweetened and unsweetened. No. 2 cans .. 10c 3 SAP SYRUP! T U N A FISH Larg e 2 fins 2 9 c PEACHES! PEARS! of the ronunn- 15-lb, p e c k ...... iOC IM P O RTED LE A N B A C O N lb . 2 9 c Llnius — Etc. Vmday evening and Robert Beebe nlty. For your Dole’s Pineapple Juice, No. 2 cans ...... 2 for 25c sre OR PINEAPPLE! Vas toe leader of Junior Endeavor own sake and Florida Oranges, 1 Q ^ Tomato Juice 3 cans 25c H A R D , RIPE T O M A T O ES M toe afternoon. Hershey Chocolate Ss^up, 1 lb. c a n s ...... 2 for 19c >z. Jug 23c lb. 12c FIN E FR A N K F U R TS 1 Pkg. Baker’s Chocolate » The regular meeting of toe for that ol doz...... i^C lb . 19c Rrisndly Circle won held on Tues- your neighbor H Oz. SSel 1 Can Baker’s Cocoa! exercise care, courtesy and Crisco...... 1 lb. can 1 8 c ...... 3 lb. cans 49c Lge. 19c ay evening. Miss Elizabeth Lee Spry, C l ^ N O . 1 L O C A L P O T A T O ES p eck 19c 2i's common sense wbenr\-er and Tomato Catsup 2 Btls. Softasilk Detty Crocker Cake Flour, large pkg...... 25c R A T H 'S FIN E S A U S A G ES lb. 2 5 c itas in charge of it and toe host- wherever you drive. 3-lb. c a n ...... J JL C .flMes were Miss Barbara Copping 8 Oz. Cans Friend’s Brick Oven Baked Beans, pop. size 11c, large can .. 15c N O . 1 YELL O W O N IO N S 5 lbs. 2 5 c Beal Large (Average Z7 Oz.) Both 22c Rid Miss Elizabeth Lee. Play safe when buying Evaporated Milk, O *7 _ Fancy Light Meat BLES or FRUITS. J A C K FR O ST S U G A R 10-lb. clo th b ag 51c r Hie mid-week devotional service baked goods. Get your bread, 4 tall cans...... ^ / C fraa held at the Congregational rolls, cakes and pastries at the I SCOTTISSUE, real valu e...... 3 rolls 22c | L A R G E N O . 1 T A N G ER I N ES d o z. 19c L O C A L EG GS 1 Box Saltine.s (N. B. C. pburch on Wednesday evening. Davis Home Bakery, SI9 .Main Jersey'Pork and O C ^ Tuna Fish 2 "Sns'' 37c Im p orted Gru yere C h e ese (6 p ortions) box 19c Product) 2 lbs.—and 1 Jar The Young people of toe Congre- street, and be sure of getting Beans 3 Igst. cans Try Honor Brand Frosted Foods. Fresher then fresh. ms 23c No. 1 Peanut Rutter! tinoal church wlli have entire only pure, high quality prod- F A N C Y B A N A N A S 5 lbs. 2 5 c 35c doz. of toe services Sunday mom- ucts that contain the finest In- Sliced Bacon, K R A F T A M ER IC A N C H EESE lb . 2 9 c Thls is done to celebrate Chrls- gredients. All prodnets are 29c Shredded Wheat2 Pkgs. 23c AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT baked fresh dally under the Both 29c Ekideavor week, which ends Speclsl “Cleaaap” Value! y Feb. 6. most ex|>erl and sanitary eon- Fancy Hubbard Squash, A Extra Fancy McIntosh Apples. O C Special AdvertUlng Offer! Special! Dole’s dltlons. Rinso, large pkg„ O Q _ FRESH FRUITS D A LE C O F FEE «* lb. ca n 21c There was a Pomona meeting on MEAT DEPARTMENT Lb...... 4 lbs...... Z O C Flue H O R M EL SO U PS Mednesdav evening at toe Ellington 2 pkgs...... O y C AND VEGETABLES From Wapping—Native Potatoes, 0 1 3 Ig. tins 2 5 c SPECIALS Fancy Baldwin Apples, o C M IX E D N U TS SANDWICH SPREAD! Pin ea p ple Ju ice HalL The program was ex- Manchester’s Be.st Bay P eck ...... ^ X C P'S B A B Y F O O D ^;,^q)tk>nally fine. Swansdown Cake Q Q _ 6 lb s...... ^OC 3 tins 2 3 c For Saturday Flour, pkg...... C Apples, New England I,ainb Legs, O O Fancy Bleached Celery, j Q Large O O - D w arf's Ju m b o W h eat La rg est 3 p kgs. 2 5 c There will be a regular meeting Green String Beans, O C No. 5 Tin i C V C Grange this evening, at the Ver- And All Next Week: Grow n, O C lb...... ZOC 10c bunch. 2 f o r ...... X«/C 2 q u a rts ...... IC E B O X FREE Z E 15c lb. ~ 'Rm Orange Hall, Hershey Cocoa, 1 Fanev Florida Oranges, Tree Ripened, 3 tins 2 5 c 29c qte jar Largest No. 10 Tin—59c, fllE R R Y PIE.S...... soc 6 ills...... ^OC G REE N G IA N T PE A S t TK Several people from here attend- 5c can; 3 cans .. l U C lb...... XOC Fresh Green Peas, q q 2 ca ns 2 9 c CHERRY CAKES...... 75e Potatoes, U. S, No. 1, tha Farm Bureau meeting which Daisy Hams, O O _ 2 quarts...... m O C Y SO A P iyiaa held in Bolton, Tuesday after- CHERRY T.ARTS...... Seem. Bleaching Water, O C _ 15-pound 23c, 29c 35c""”" 5 b ars 2 5 c Special! Klrkmau's Special! FreBck’s Special! Kemp’s Sun Rayed Sugar Cured, lb. d G ^ C Iceberg Lettuce, Solid Heads, Q _ Native Parsnip.s— Ripe Tomatoes— Fresh D EL M A IZ N IB LETS 2 ca ns 2 3 c r*rnaslTig pads wete made un- OTHER AVEEK-END 3 gallons for .... ^ O C the Instructions of Mis* Roberts. Frankfurts, A P (M edium) S O A P C H IPS SPECIALS: Potatoes, Sweet, 1 ^ Head...... iJCBroccoli— Large Green Cucumbers— Etc. 5 b ars 2 5 c M U ST A R D The third o f toe series of card All-Nu Floor QQ.f » T o m a to Ju ice PR U N E J U IC E A'alentRe Cakes and Cookies 4 l b s ...... X # C q t. Jar 19c will be held at the Dobson- To Order. Wax, qt. can .... O ^ C Pork Loins, *1 ^ acboolhouse on Monday ev^ AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT 1 La rg est 2 fo r 3 9 c Jam T a rts...... I for lOe Spinach, Fresh. 7 0 ^ lb...... XUC 3 for 50c A P R IC O T or PE A C H J U IC E Fancy Cookies...... S5e lb. Jean’s Ginger 1 C 3 lbs...... XUC "Rib or Loin End. Home Baked Beans, Home Made Fruit Bread, Begnlar SOe alaa! 3 jars 25c 25c No. 5 tin 3 c a n s2 5 c Bread Mix, pkg. . A O C Nut W afers...... 20o <4 lb. Cabbage, New, C — Chuck Roast, O O quart...... loaf ...... FL A K ES Lo rg est 21c li:* Notiee 15c 15c Ice Box Cookies . . . .2 doz..25c lb...... DC lb...... ^O C Fancy Home Made I..ayer Cakes, W ILSO N 'S PIGS' F EE T (Tid-bits) ja r 2 5 e Baby Lima O R y* Squash, Pumpkin, Mince, Custard Aflvertislug Offer! Special! Special! “AH Nu“ Chicago—Abe Jacobs locked vp Large Variety of Cookies, Beans, 6 lbs...... Pies, each ...... 29c Each...... 29c SN O W Lorg e 2 fo r 2 7 c Pure Special! 1 Lgst. 2Vj Can fur shop and posted a neat red 16c doz. PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: Home Made Angel Cakes, PUMPKIN or SQUASH O . & C . P O T A T O S T IC K S ca n 11c bhie *d^ CO, toe door, reading: Variety of Bread and Roll*. Confectionery Sugar, Home Made Pound Cake, Each...... FL O O R W A X ptace will/be closed the first Meat Plea.. . . 10c ea., S for 25o 1 pound package, 1 Q _ KITTEL’S MARKET I W. HARRY ENGLAND Lb...... 30c O i (Fla k es or G ra n u lis) larg e 19c M A Y O N N A ISE And S Pkgs. Mince Meat! of February. Goat on my 18 BIsaeU kt ' PaL 42M | HaaciMBtar Oreea TeL 8451 20c Home Made (Cookies — Several kinds to C re a m O 'W h eat or W h eaten a Baked Beans now...... 20c qt. 3 pkgB. f o r ...... A S/ C Our Home Made Bread—several vaeatloo.’* BIJRSACK BROS. choose from, 13c dozen. >x Prunes a n d 1 Pk g. Topiocop Bo th 2 3 c it It was only an invitation to 4M Barttard B4ad — M . 8588 kinds to choose from, lo a f...... 10c 39c qt. jar who battered a bole (n the Opts All Day Wedneadaj. Mazola Oil. 25c 19cpfecan All for 25c A SS O R T E D C O O K IES Sp ecial! nod made off with flirs Jaeobi gallon can .. 9 8 • vJ # NattMi-WM* Fsod fltaeea a< Naw Bagluifl §t «8Af8. ^ COME TO THE STORE OR DIAL 5137 ’ PAGE FOtmTEEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4,19W

City, father-in-law of the driver. J. 8. WILD DEAD 1904 to 1906 he engaged In brass MANCBE81BB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRroAY, FEBRUARY 4,1988 manufacturing here, and later the MRS. M A T C H E m ESTATE Donald Allen, 24, Danbury, Conn. fAGBl New Haven, Feb. 4.—(A P )—^Isaac real estate and investment busi- Nick Coleao, 40, believed to be from New York City. h* Jocelyn Wild, graduate of the Oasa ness. Food Expert Reveals Secrets Of DISTRIBlinON IS FILED Clintoi such peoaeeuUon as may result announoed that tnvaattgatom had troops landed nearby. Chinese as- grenade whleh exploded against of- of 1887 at Yale, died at his home He la survived by one son. The driver of the car, Samuel therefrom. disoovared that cancelled checks serted they had scored one victory Mra. A . B. Loomis. CHINESE DIVISION fices occupied by the United l^ s s D. A R. CHAPTER NAMES Miss Dexter, Miia L. M. hete today at thdage of 95 years. Lerner, 42, also of Brooklyn, auto- BOARD TO GATHER -Whamfora, purauant to tha pro- and vouchers oovaring municipal ex- "In Yangtse valley fighting, ambush- In the building of the American- Mr. WUd was a naUve of Stock- Elixir was a substance sought by mobile repairman, who wras driv- Marl vlslona of Seetton 829D of thC'Oon- pandltuma from 1980 through ■ 1985 ing and wiping out a Japanese de- Mrs. A. w. Mueklow, Mrs. J. Inventoried A t $12,566.47 And owned Shanghai Evening Post. No Niciuds, Mra. W. O. CrawfOf ‘ ' port. N. Y. In 1872 he became a medieval 4icbemists which they be- Perfect Lemon Meringue ing. from Miami, Fla., with the four P H O N E 'll nsctlent Suppiamant to tha aanaral warn mleelngmleeln from a basement vault _ CIRCLED BY JAPStachment near Wubu. one was Injured. CONGRESS DELEGATES clerk in the New Haven Gas Light Is Divided Among Five others, said: " I was driving dovvn a Statataa, application Is herehv mada inthaI aOtoRaU. iy F. F. Spenesr, Mrs. C E. lieved would prolong life and make G. Lantig DP LOOSE TOPICS Japanese apparently had not yet and Mrs. F. H. Jonaa. company and rose to the post of possible eternal youth. Heirs; In Cash And Property hill when the car skidded on some to tha court that a ^^edal attomay treasurer, retiring in 1901. From (OsathNMd from Pag* On*) started widespread bombardment In It waa reported Out pledflaBl Ice on tbe_road and the back end Pork Roast, bo appeintad bv tha court for tha Central China, where Americana Februflry Meeting Of Orford A certificate for the distribution crashed into the truck which was * I h , been made to Llaeoln OouegS pose of. eeaduetlng aald taveeti- th* northern and southern borders and other forel^ers were asked to CURB QUOTATIONS Parish Cdispter Held Yester- of the estate of the late Elizabeth coming in the opposite direction.' to a conclusion, and for tha MayevUl* OoUege In Te Fresh Shoulders, ABOUTTOWN ot the approximately 180-mlIe wide evacuate after marking their prop- day Afternoon At Y. M. C. A. that support la being t______L. Matchett of this towm was filed Calvin Owens, Baltimore, the TsdeirTlie Bond/it S « - purpose of Instituting and ertlea for safety against air at- l(ite yesterday with Town Clerk lb...... corridor. Chinese bad to shift their one boy at Crossnot* achooL L truck driver, was treated for conducting such prosecution aa may The meeting of the Mancheater armies back and forth to meet the tacks. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Samuel J. Turkington. Under terms ba warranted. Orford Parish Chapter, Daughtera supplies were also sent to tha U. bruises. Smoked Shoulders, led M i’t UeeliM Oi SportIngjChib, scheduled for this alternate threata. In South China Duncan Smith school. Chain t * ^ of the Probate Court’s order, the Lerner was detained for an In- "Lawrenea L. Lawla. evontagTriae been poetponed until Am Cfita Pow and Lt B ...... 2(4of the American Revolutian, held estate, which Inventorlea $12,566.47, lb...... 1 Next Alaldr OSeuelve In South China, however, Japan- Am Gen ...... 4 now being riven by the memhoflfl 1 quest tonight. state's attorney. Monday night of next week. The Its February meeting yeaterday af- a means of ralalag funds. win be divided among five heirs as Pot Roast and "William & ntagmald. Some 90 miles south of Suchow, ese uaval planea kept up their at- Assd Gas and El A...... 1 follows: One quarter each to Sara Next Monday Etihm. meeting next week win be held at tacks on railway lines and Chinc.se ternoon at the TJ1.C.A., with a Rev. Truman H. Woodwntf Chuck Roast, assistant State attorney." T:S0 If there la no skating at the the Japanese column which took Am Sup Pow ...... VOR T. Long, Matthew Long and Susan TODAY’S GOOD DEED qtlaena* fiagneet Pengpu in its stride was advancing military bases, bombarding the Can- Cent States EH ...... 9-16 large attcndMbe of membera and East Hartford held the eloafl'attimv3 Gammons, and one eighth each to Ib...... Oeatar Springs rink and at 10 ton railway and military headquar- tlon of all while be told Of the I W l Good Steer Beef! | - State’s Attoraey*Lewia was urged against Hwalyuan, foothold for a Cits S e rv ...... guests.. Mrs^ Lucius Foster led the Ethel M. Strong and Esther G. Sehool diatrlet oqualUntlaii. a o’clock If there la akatlng. The ters at Amoy. Cits Serv. pfd ...... 27 devotional period. This was follow- and ministry of Loenno Dow, “' Bryn Mawrr, Pa.—^Two policemen to summon a Grand Jury to tnveeti- meeting will be held in the Lodge drive against Kuchen, 60 miles Brindle. munieipol p4MMoo p la^ and a defl. gate Waterbuiya financial affalra south of Suchow and next major ob- Gl Bond and Share ...t...... 6T4 ed by a sketch pertaining to Wash necticut’s Quaintest ih e d ii tits , here did their dally good deed—and Short Steak and. at tha rink. Worried Chinese at (Janton again With the aerlous narrativs Acording to probate records, the put two women In the hospital. Sirloin Steak, nlUM «r th. dutlM o< lefflatrara ed several weeke ago by a "non-parti- jective of the Japanese. sank a boom, blocking river ap- Ford Limited ...... 5^ Ington by Mrs. Nelson S. Smith, Matchett estate was composed of Nlag Hud Pow ...... 7 ij historian of the. chapter. termingled many humorou* It seems the ladles’ car wi Ib. .. .voter* are antowg the leadfitg quee- aan dtlsana oommlttea, aroused ^y Once Hwal^an fell Into Japanese proach to that southern metropolis Oakland street realty valued at $5,- chargea of irregularities made Men of the Second Oongregational Penn Road ...... 214 The regent, MrA H. W. Robb, During the social time whleh ' stalled at the top of a bill and the church and community will be wel- bonds, the Japanese southern col- smd bottling up a number of foreign lowed, the hoetessea, Mrs. P .'>00, a Society for Savings deposit Round Stn 'hone which ortn b* reeumetad for controller Sherwood U Rowland. ships, Including four British gun- Segal Lock ...... l Mrs. Charles Sumner and Misa Mary wiftdr of $7,007.28, a Manchester Savings policemen gave It a friendly push, come to attend the msas meeting umn was expected to pause while Carrier. Mias Ida Holbrook jimt a little one. Ib. . I and action fft tho regular Lewis announced he would delay growing Japanese armies in Shan- boats. between Hongkong and Can- Unit Gas ...... 344 Benton were named delegates to the Bank deposit of $9.19, and $50 calUng a grand jury pending at the church this evening, when Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 2)4International (jongress at Washing- membera of the board served t The automobile careened down meeting of the Board ot Setoctmen tung province to the north moved ton. The Canton government said refreshments from a pretUlF worth of furniture. Hamburg Steak, audit of munldpM accounts uadar- Dr. R. W. Barstow of the Hartford the river would be cleared again ton, D. C., In April. Aitamataa: the Incline, crashed into an electric to bo held Monday, Febmary 7 at Seminary Foundation will be the southward for an assault on Teng- ranged table. light pole, snapped two high-ten- 2 Iba. ...r.'... i. 1 taken at hla direction. haicn, 70 miles north of Suchow. soon but gave no reason for re-ea- Mrs. W. O. Crawford, Htas Alice The men hai'e a word for our mcata—“FL.IV.OR"— the flavor 8 ^ai. in the MuhtetmU Budding. speaker, and hla subject, "Around The cultivated strawberry origi- Dexter, Mrs. C. R. Burr. The sion wires and plunged the neigh- Rowland, a Rapubilean, chat Up the Yangtze river valley from tablfshlng the blockade. nated In Europe, but has since been that pleases the palate and makes them ask for second IH-Ip- FOUR PERSONS KILLED Live Broilers, Aldo ndverudid for a hilaaring that when ha took over hla office South America by Aeroplane." A regent was named a delegate to the borhood In darkness. Nanking, two Japanese gunboats CblncBc terrorlsta continued their Improved in the United States hy Grant’s tomb on Rlv«rald* Ing*. Sene a Pinehurst meat special and sec If your menfolk Ib...... Monday flight I* Iflg oi from hla Democmtlc predaceasor, turkey supper will be prepared and state convention In Greenwich, also New York, was buUt with The crestfallen cops took the beaeflte and damagee on owaar* ta shelled Hohslen while Japanese activltJea in Shanghai, hurling a cross breeding. don't notlee the difference quality makes In taste. women to a hospital. Oaniai J. Leary, ha dlacovered that aerved at 6:80 and a collection re- Miss Benton, Mrs. H. B. House and raised by popular subaertpUdo. IN AUTO ACCIDENT property adlaeent to the newly eom- funds had been disbursed without ceived to cover expenses. Sene steak and mushrooms Saturday. Mushrooms will be pl.ted 8Bufluttlt i ...... etreet aidewalk. approval of the Board of Finance on sale at 39c Ih. Sirloin Steaks at 43c to 45c, Shorts or Tips at "O” IS f 6 k odd After the beflring at lt8 Monday and that important records were 48e nnd fancy lender I’orterhonse Steaks at 58c lb. Rising Sund, Md., Feb. 4.— (A P ), Strictly Fresh Rgg>j| BfigUEST TO CEMETBBT Two bug> —Tlircc men nnd a woman were meeting, the Boflrd will proceed to mlaaing. the work of cleflrlng up a numer- Rou^and was tha only Republican l-P-8 and killed todn.v when their New York- Boswell, Ind.—Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 39c ThompaonvlUe, Feb. 4— (A P )—A Yes, If You're .Going To Try Some of Those Fine Rec­ L«tSuir l)ound automobile skidded Into a liam Flynn have named their tenth I 3ua net of ItMfle of pending bud- to gain office in the recent munici- oeae, left over from prevloua pal elections in whleh the Democra- bequest of fS.'OOO to the Enfield ^Idntadajr BEEF POT ROAST truck. The automobile and truck son Oakley. cemetery eseoclaUon for a memorial Mt, and f Pinehurst Bottom Round Lean Solid drivers escaped with bndsos. Ilona. It la not axpoetad that flnai tic administration, haadod by Mayor There’s nothing odd about that ex- gateway In memory of his wife, ipes You've Heard About This Week At Cooking ) o( the 14 The dead: cept that all nine of the lad's action will bO pOaalDla on aevarfll ot Frank Haym, retained all other WNir. by I POT R O A ST...... lb. 35c Mrs. Eliza Blal, 40. Brooklyn, N. tha mattara which am alatad to major poets by narrow mflntna Elisabeth I. Burns, and a bequest ot brothers also have names beginning 81,000 to tho United Preab^erlsn U Y. with "O;'' Oral, Odlc, Othle, Ovle, come up, but it m underatood that Hayes la lieutenant governor of tha School, Stock Up With the Things You Need At state. church, are provided for In the will paracbt Pinehurst Chuck Pot Roasts, 29c to 35c Ib. other new euoking ll|m and reclpr.i | Abraham Kaplan, 55, New York Orval, Otis, Oscar, Oliver and Omer. reporta on tha prograaa at aU un- LK8fON MERINGUE PIE but not dry. Add sugar Read The Her] flnlihed buatneflt will be raque*ted, A ehort tlma after Lewis of Loula Bums, preaented for pro- it feU Freshly Chopped faiM-lnnte birge aiidlenee at The Wei« With tart, fluffy meringue and gradually (niiout 1 tablespiKm Left-Over Hema ealled Into the Inveatlgation, bate here. None of GROUND BEEF ...... lb. 29c Herald's Cooking SchnoL | flaky, fender pastry, at a time), beating constantly.! AOOOfdlng to Saiaotmen David a duA' cup water Add lemon Juice. Pile light- (Jham b^ aa afioct wlU ba mada to it B A B Y B E E F L I V E R ...... lb. 25c 7 tablespoons cornstarch ly on lemon filling. Bake in WS' I have tha Board interaat Itaelf In the wing a There are recipes and recipes for | slow oven (32.') di-grees F.l 15 left-over Iteme of bualneae, or drop J 'i cups water minutes, or until firm nnii dcli- Of Use fo R IB R O AST B E E F ...... lb. 38c^ Lemon Meringue Pie. But use the | 1 tnhlesiv>on butter theee ftema from oonalder*Uon at Hale's Self Serve ich froT one given here, nnd you'll ring the [ 1 baked Spiy pic shell catelv browned. thta tlma. Oua to raealva tha ■*• PINEHURST FRESH I*OULTRY FLAKY I’fE SHELL lactmand attention am the follow- J. H bell every time, according to Miss 3 egg whites I't cups .sifted all-purpose ANDERSON & NOREN few boun Tender Young 10 Pound T urkeys...... lb. 39c Edna M. Ferguson, popular lecturer Hi cups sugar Mflsts, Groceriflfl, Fruits sad Vegetsbles. flour gueatloe Innraaatng tha ahlp Ra at the The Herald Cooking School 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten 'i teaspoon salt ot Phone 4076 Free Delivery 361 Center St. IMarcbed 1 lemon (grated rind and voUaga ot lighta on Mala atmat and this week. 1-3 cup Spry Royal Scarlet Stores Health Market feia 10 oc For more white meat, Pinehurst 6 to 7 lb. C A PO N S Willi these hel)>ful hints, anyone juice) 3 tablespoons cold water from Oeatar to Chartar Oak atraat P. a Hd Ib. 43c. We have superior BROILERS, Ducks, Roast- enn make ti marvelou.s lemon me- f, tablespoons .siig.ir PeflalUo* ot tha duties of mgla- (nt)out) " b STal TSa E bi" BBAND auifero ing Chickens and Fowl for Frlcas-see. Fowl will ringue pic as easily as can be. First 1 leasprmn lemon Juice Sift flour nnd sail together. tram ot votara. ■OVAL SGABLBT BBAND Armour’s Star Large Can Burt Olney*s ter, COO^ QuaeMcn ot provkUng a mtira- Whale Gree* String. FMy Apple Saooa, weigh from 4 to 5 3-4 lbs. of all. here's the secret of making Mix ’ ![ cup water and corn- Add 'i of Spry and cut In un- treats your filling thicken: always add starch to thin paste. Combine til mixture Is ns fine ns com maat panaten for municipal amploy- 19c 17c Lb. LAMB LEGS Tlse diaaa grated lemon rind and Juice after l* i cups water nnd sugar in eaa. Tiny GoMea Nugget HAM Special 25c TomotoJuice Deluxe quaUty meal. Add remaining Spry Nary w Largre Sausagre taking the mixture from the stove. top of double holier and bring nnd continue cutting until GOO® Pri| QuaaUon ot printing la the town 21c 20 day L A M B LEGS, Ib...... 27c Miss Edna M. Ferguson ii.ses a little to bolt over direct heat. Add particles are size of a navy so report the aalarlea paid to Individ- 27b Sugar Cured, Sliced, Rlndlcaa POT ROASTS diaappea Boned and rolled Ijinib lemon Juice to give pleasing tart- rornst arc’ll paste and cook un- tSMllSIV in llRDflhttRf RffWfttiB larg* eaa .... Orapetrult Jnioe, bean. Sprinkle water, 1 ta- Friday and Sn 17 c Can Doz. Rib Half or Whole Lelaa Kbiised U S & B Bag Sausage Shoulders will avtrago 81.19 to ness to the meringue, too. She ad- til mixture begins to thicken; blespoon at a time, over mix- k Tha aehool diatrict aquadaaUcn Xematoei (aoSd peek). 10c Lb. 29c 10c 99c m Oomir ft.S9 each. Cut down and ex- vi.scs cooling your pie in a warm return to double boiler and ture. With a fork, work taa. No. 2 eaa BACON Use continue, cooking until thick large. eaua...... tra small I.j>mb Legs will sell pIAce so that the meringue will not lightly together until a dough Whathar or not Maaehaatar dull S for ...... 25c 2 Short Shank, Smoked No. 1 Tall Can Sunbeam Ft at 3Bc and Sir. Small Sirloin shrink nor form beads of liquitl on ami smootli (15 minuteti.1 Roost Pork 10»12 Lhe Aver. Country Style Is formed. Roll dough 1-8- Lge. Bara Medium Jota tha OonnaoUeut Municipal Ihmatoea (aeUd pack) FRUITS !er Lamb Roasta, Ib. 37r. Hlh top. Pour over slightly beaten Inrh thick nnd prick with Bars League. Membemhlp la aald to coat Dl i mcnc imis Lamb Chops "are a buy’’ at Blit the most luscloiis filling, the Ivory Soap 19o ^ Pton. Ptochee, Fruit Salad. Lb. 4-6 Lbs. OBF yolk.s, return to double fork. Place dough in pie $25 annually la the caae ot thla ...... 17c Pineapple. For Uioee SHOULDERS 18c Bartlett Pears Use Medii Sausage Meat SSu Ib. Buy a half a rack of most (delicate meringue, do not boiler, and cook 1 minute plate and let relax 5 minutes. town. Tomato Jutee^ large ^ Fresh Shoulders Aver. Obsey. wheae diet reotrieta them Prime Bib — — — — ^ Rib Lamb Chops, about B make a hit unless the pic shell Is longer. Add lemon rind nnd Pat with ball of dough. Trim >2 Lb. Repatra to approach to Union 80 ea, e a a ...... « t o J C rroffi osln|f safer. chops and roast It. SUoed tender and flaky. That’s why Miss Juice and butter and blend pastry 'i-Inch larger than Cakes •traai bridge. . SpeclaL can j ...... lb. 29c Bacon, Ib: SSc.. Edna M. Ferguson use.s Spry in all well. Cool, stirring occasion- pan and turn back edge. Baker's Chocolate 2 Claaring and maridag of tha K. S. Paaeake Flaur, 29c Armour's Star Lard 2 Lb.. 25c Can 14c 3 fo r 37c her pastry recipes. This creamy- ally. Pour into baked pie Flute rim. CThlll. Bake in town'a r l^ t ot way on aa old road 2e ea. pkg. LA CHOP PBGDDOrS ROAST BEEF Spare Ribs, Ib. 30c, Kraut, Ib. lOr, Mettwnrst, Daisy Hums, Ib. smooth vegetable shortening cuts shell. very hot oven (450 degrees FI Flue Creamery SSc. We hare Wilson’s Cooked Ham and Wilson's Ham Rolls. R 8 : 0 0 ¥ P . Ripe Pfam. Avocados danta, and the opening of town FOWL FOB FRICASSBB 35c Temple Oranfces ...... 6 for 25c Bound Steuk a*d Pork Bag s’e V-8' 7W Oz .. atreeU under superviaton for alid- Over 2 pouada each. Gold Medal Flour 99c S(ubesm 8-SUoe Can Qnuidmotlier*a Onuige Mushrooma ...... lb. 30<* better coffee if you mg and coaatlng In tha winter ttms. ground for Meat 8:00 t Pkgs. Loaf, lb...... The nsen’i White Onions, Ih...... 10c Pitted Dates **Fatr 2 35c PeerloM 98c ea. 2 for $ls95 Beat Hamburg, 7 to 8 Green Peppers ...... 2 for 9c Pineapple Marmalade Lb. Jar 2 Lb. Jar Paid a pound Red and White Large Beeethig rhhflnwe. ground freah, Ib. .. 25c Li^ of Lamb, Pastry Flour 5 L b . B a g 25c Any Flavor Red Wing [ There will Brocolli, bunch...... 18c Fancy ASK GRAND JURY PROBE MINCE MEAT 2 pkg! ■>...... 29c ol atret The neeent In regctiihle sales certainly Bacon, Ib. 35cf 39c Can 10c 3 fo r 27c I next Moc aeenis fo be on Bro<-coIII, pcrha|m iHS-nuse Sunsweet OF BRASS OTY FINANCES Boiled Rams Baked Harm Lettuce Large Size Faokage Gold Medal JELLY I The men'* the quallly has been so choice. APRICOTS "Tenderized” 2 11oz.pkgsj bnaek ...... 10c from Sweet Potatora, Ib...... 5o JDICBi OBAMOBS. Oelery, Suaiwoel ; The men'i BISQUICK 25c CaUfornla Cnrrobi or Beets, — Don’t forget to Carnation Club bunch ...... 12c P & G . SO A P »m 7 to 8 Citron-Lemon-Orange 18c — 35c Oariota, 1 _ ____ ,£ The wom< 2 large bunchen ...... ISc order FRUIT PEELS parson, which might ersnta suspic- <:rlsp Freeh Green Beans, 2 qts. . . . . 39c » 3 pkgsj Taageriaes, « 2 bunches ...... 15c 1 Pound and 4-Ounoe Package Washhurn-Croahy Prunes a Pom 8 b ion tai the pubUc mind or partialltv dona ...... ioC Beeta, Cauliflower...... each 35e to 39c or prejudice on the part of eueh 2 Lb. CAMAY SOAP n o lunlo Spinach, peck ...... '35c Large Florida 9 0 2 baacbes ...... 15c be froix Seeded RAISINS^-^r ’“'r..2 ISoz.pkgt proaecutlng oSloar. Omag«a,» doaea .. Bedlshee, Pancake Flour 9c 3 for Box 15c ! O p e n Ho u ”4— ^Aa the undersigned, both of ICEBERG LETTUCE, large head 10c Red and White Vacuum Packed Grapefruit, htmdi **•****#•• 5c ~ at Use V whom have practlaad U w In Watar- Sunbeam Blue Rom ■Sene It with Pinehurst Russian Drese- bury, during thalr entlm profaashm- 25c Tematoea, Th fo...... COOKIE SPECIAL! to Ins Ing. 8 oz. Jar 39c. New Cablmge, Old Cnb- al careen, belleva ano rapraaant 15c tiagc, i'ursnips, Ib. He, Bnissels Sprouts, AT MEAT MARKETS that under tha aslatlag conditions, E pOQI UM ...... MvW29c Splaaeh, Or Pancake Syrup pt. 10c ot. 25c Sunzhine Azaorted of Leon—Tender I BaUwta Applea, O C - Greea String Weeiie, Rice Dged In White Tumipn, Vellow Turnips, Fresh to obviate any poaalbla claim ot Cranberries, partiality or pmjudlea oo their part, 5 pouBde ...... a DC 2 querta 23c they, and each of thorn, are dls- BIpe Ihuwaea O B — Turnips, No. t Can Snider Fine Pack COOKIES Lbl. Pork to Roast Ibl 4 pounds ...... a OC CELERY, large...... 14c qui^ed from further conducting IK ...... 3c 4 Lbs. 21c 2 and S stalk bunches. Fancy—Boneless UM Investigation rsfarmd to, and TOMATOES cllc d.. $ 1 1 9 Water C'rewi, hunch, 10c. French Rn« Formoea Oolong FRESH FRUITS A N D VEGETABLE!^; dive, Italian Chlckorj* or Endive, ISc. Cu> Coffee Pot Roost Ib. 25( Fauey [ Donald lx cumbers, each, 17cs l*arsley. Ripe Red — used at the Annual Cooking School. Remember these four Genuine Spring No. 2 Can St. Lawrence Tomatoes, lb. 10c. lie* ChiiaU IM iints:— Teo Bday evei SPECIAL OFFER! PEAS Can 11c D.)$119 Wagner Apples 16-QL Baaket the lea We ha%'c the CVmU—Com Klx—4erve One Package of Legs of Lamb I 1 L b . 45o Use after like Com F'lakes—-It has more food values Boneleaa than urdlmiry Com Cereals. Buy 2 pkg;s. (1) Use less coffee— therefore, the Pkg. Fine for Cooking or Table! ! The regu Flav-R-Jell for 1c Burt OfaMyTelepboae 29c for 37o and fpet a fpiy Patlo-ware **Favors PATTERSON’S MARKET Fancy—Juicy Ddly Cii DNh’* free. pound lasts longer! TELEPHONE SS66 ay evening With the Purchaae of One TIa of Veal to Roost 101 C E N T E R ST. Hale’a QuaUty Red nnd White—Diced New Enghuid Dreeaed PEAS « Can 14c Doz. $1.65 in chai BETTER QUALITY NEVER HAS BEEN Dos. In e i were riione service at Pinehurst until 8:00 tonight. (2) Red and White Foods, including Florida Oranges 23S ib d Miss En Fruit Cocktail Fresh Shoulders FOR WE HAVE GOT THE VERY CREAM. No. 2 Caa Bart Otoey Red Bag p The mid-v Blue Ijibel coffee, are kitchen-tested and ap- Sweet—-Jnley JOaa held i BUTTER, lb. .... 39c Prime Steer Beef j ^nsj^b on W Succotash proved by the Household Science Diced Carrots Can 9c Doz. $1.00 Coffee I-and O’Lnkes, Shnrfloe, Iowa. Tall tin 19c V ?**• ^ RoDfl 22c Ib. Whole Loins “ The Yount Made with fresh Kreen Institute! i Rib Roost GRAPEFRUIT _6 ,„19€ aUonal cbi tlmav 1 ^ 25c Ib. SbuD Leg! 28c SL Lawreue* Oat Befugen -zJ I lb. Loto Chops 88c Ib. Rib C h ^ 80clb. Shoulder Chops 25e lb. Freeh I o f t h 2 c a n s 33c -Don’t Forget! 2 Lbs. 33c This is r Red and White Hamburg 2 Ibsi Can Doz. ItHind Jars of seefflenaiKietfem Msok (3) National and international con- BEANS 10c $1.10 Large Bunch Ebideas raspborrien or old fashioned peach Vacuum-Packed ' Nstiirt Fowl, bcsnticB, S2e Ib.. rery SMsty. ^Fresh Largs CbldMas 89e lb. An Klnda Fauey CELERY 10c ay Feb. sumer acceptance in thousands of —^To Those Who Won Baskets: Ilifly are ales. aa II and cherry preserve, O D . » Sousoge Meat 2 lbs] Freeh There was homes throughout the U. S. and Oadaesday i ' PNO STEI^^^ F0008 Special ...... ^OC COFFEE Egg Noodles HalL 4 f o r 81.00. Canada! RED BAND —USED AT THE COOKING SCH( Fresh Pork Center Cots Roast 25e lb. Swift’s Daisy Hants 35c Ib. Swift’s CORN Can 10c Doz. $1.10 Beets or Carrots __ Bancb 5e onally i SaMked Shsolders 22e Ib. LIMA BEANS ALL THIS WEEK! wit Tender, baby green Limns. 11b. fin 29c No. 2 Cau Burt Gluey Golden Bantam S-ISc Fresh Green Beans - Peas - Wax Beoiui^' 'file Orange t They romp to you .hplird, (4) On sale in all Manchester Red BREAD l^r29c . %DB Orange washtsl, ready to rook. (V>nfectk>nery or Brown Sn ^ 25c, 29c, 30c lb. Bloek Shonlder ^Several p« (Flavored W'ilh Honey) CORN c»12ic Doz. $1.39 Beardaley’a Special 23c Bo\ Sugar, 3 Ibn...... 1 9 c and White Food Stores today and D. J. R IC E Depot Sq. Market D. HERLi l ^ Wc lb. Bflt^RoB^ and Lean Clod 8()e lb. All an tbs richest beef. - Escorole - Endive - Caulflower • •ffi the Farm Meats and Groceries 145 8laJn Stiaet ^ 4 Fredi Brisket 38c Ib. Jw du Bssf liver 35c lb. Fresh Cblrss lirer. :JI*as held in Pea.s ...... 29c Saturday. Is On Sale In All Manchester Meats and Oroeeriea Na. 2 Oau Burt Oluajfo SOeed Over 2 quarts. Cor. Center and Griswold Sts. 209 No. Main St. TM. 7626 ..Aoots. Press Red and White Stores T^L 6418 Peanut arUseinstr A sparagu.s...... 37c J. B W j Veil Chops 35c Ib. Boadoss Roasts Voal Parsley - Radishes - Mushrooms - To­ 95 Pine Street fi Can Doz The thin Very lender lt(is. For Salads or Desserts 1 lb. vac* tin At 10c for the Large Ix>af. FRANK HILLERY 2«e. With boas 88c Shaaks IS 1.2e Ol Garden Beets 10c $1.10 Sartlas win Green B ean s...... 19c NED NELSON Meats and Groceries Butter matoes and a Full Line of Tasty and economiral. RURAL GOLD PEARS P. F. CASl '-^flDe achoolh 812 .Main St. TcL 7886 884 Hartford Road TCL 6887 East Center St. 16-Onnea Bettle Burt Gluey »lag. Strawberries .... 29c ft* hr^sst,w 35e Ib. Our 3 No. 1 tall c a n s ...... 39c ScdA^SsM gos 38c Ik Sttead flsiMsgse 28e Ib. Oar good Tos 60e Ol Enry. Sliced Peaches____23c KETCHUP m e Doz. 27c Vegetables. Just like oatlres. 2 No. 2'/2 c a n s ...... 47c $1.39 Lb. Bag FREE DELIVERY ON ALL ORDERS FOR 11.00 AND MORE. tShieago— . FOO^ (FOOD ^ Roof Loaf sBstsiaiag. dosirshic ocoaossicsL Groand Roof 28c ih. uv. 'Aia fur shop GrooBd Chock 35c Ib. Rooad Grosad 30c Ib. Veal Groand 30c Ib or b lta d e ^ do^ Z.-H GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH 8ALie«- and Mue sdg STOREjy .STORES PlllSBUR\ *Tbls place G/vcen/.^nc. 99c 8Mlf of Fe * DIAL 4(51 ^ 302 MAIN STREtT RED&W RED&WHITE BEST •aariy vacat f m jH O f POST OFFICE ■ ONE BLOCK FROM JATEARMOP^ FREE DELIVEST. CONBGBNTIOUS SEEVICX, CLEANLY HANDLED. fiat it wa: lars, wh and roi TIk j W l l / U j f COM gt a t 80 MMMHISm COHM* t f tiZT^C ir') MANCHMTEE BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4.1988

?ooa. VOOMfe vooavcEo S O V4M3D TOOWY BUY SELL CLA SSIFIE D In csss you have forgotten It the Policeman—Ehtcuse roe, sir, but name of this month, February, is if you’re the ‘pale faced gentleman taken from a Latin word meaning who looks like a lop-eared rabbit,' 1 to purify... Was originally the was to tell you that your wife has M i£^ f ) month of purification. .. And there gone home on the 5:30 bus. to as much need for that now aa there ever was. Teacher (after eraclng the deci- mal from a number)—Now. where LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED— snag in Billy Paganl’s Barbers, Blainchard ...... 98 115 106—318 Mrs. Blue— How do you control to the decimal point? LOST AND FOUND 1 dropping the match 3 to 1. Diets, Sr...... 87 113 95—290 FEMAI.E ns __ b‘ ybur husband while you are away? Pupil—On the eraser! t M T —PASS BOOK NO. 8031 — LOST—PASS BOOK NO. 40477 Spally Gustafson's 126 was high Mrs. Black—I leave the baby for the night and his 343 tied Pete WoUm i* hereby given tb»t Paw Notice is hereby given that Pass WANTED—EXPERIENCED, mid- Powlinj^ 514 521 482 1517 JIMMY BRADDOCK AUTHORS With him. Marriage to like a game of foot- . JliOk No. 8031 Iseued by The Sav- Book No. 40477 issued by The Sav- dle-aged housekeeper, six days Hansen for high three strings. Team No. 4 (0) ball. Ten players get maimed to one iBgB Bank of Manchester has been ings Bank of Manchester has been weekly, home nights. Pwo in fami- K. OF P. LEAGUE STANDING Renn’s Tavern (3) Lewie ...... 119 119 104—J42 Optimists are, even now, dream- who makes a touchdown. ' last or destroyed, and written ap- lost or destroyed, and written ap- ly. Give particulars. Box N, Herald. (Morphy’s Alleys) F. Mahoney ...... 97 106 98—301 Torrance ...... 89 87 90—286 HTT-OF-THE-MONTH li)g about the line vegetables to be ntt f * «» bera made to said plication has been made to said Points H. Metcalf ...... 102 122 91—315 Tedford ...... 81 88 90—2b9 grown in their garden this spring. COMS AND GET IT bank by the person in whose name Skane ...... 39 C. Vennert ...... 105 108 104—317 Dummy ...... 87 95 83—265 tank by the person in whose name By DOXDN GRAHAM Akayoed Chailes Massera (3): Buddy aoch book was issued, for payment such book was issued, for payment UUUS— mKDS—PE'I'S 41 Varmland ...... 33 3. Netoon...... 124 98 95—317 Berry ...... 98 102 105—305 Creston, la.—Still possessors of Smaland ...... 29 P. Hansen ...... 110 113 120—343 AP Feature Service Writer ' Baer knocked out Eddie Hogan (3), Boy—Say, Dad, how soon will I numerous odds and ends left from o f the amount of deposit represent- of the amount oi deiKwlt represent- Aquatics: Sports Woman-of-1937* be'old enough to do just as I ed by said book, or for the issuance Holland ...... 19 474 491 472 1437 IT HAPPENED IN JANUARY__ at. auction sale, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ed bjr said book, or for the issuance FOR SALHJ—PUPPIES. 691 Porter Katie Rawls improved on naUonal Please? liam Perry, who were leaving the o f a duplicate book therefor. of a duplicate book therefor. 638 647 508 1593 Hit-of-Month: Tommy Farr re- street. Telephone 5809. By winning three closely contest- West Side Tavern (1) freestyle swimming records at 'JW. ^bad—i don’t know. Son; nobody city, bundled the remnants onto the The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Fox Team No. 2 (4) ceived it from Jim Braddock. ever lived that long yet. ed games from the second place G. Armstrong . . . 96 118 88—302 Shiibert and 220 yards and breaststroke front porch under a sign reading, («iNt, kr r«MtiM r«k) WAUUNO MENAOBBIE ...... 96 134 137—367 Labeled has-been, ex-beavyweight "Help Yourself.” AU'lDMOlilt.ES FOR SAI.E 4 | ly y ST(H K—V E llin.E S 42 Varmland team, Skanc firmly en- H. OusUfson ____107 92 102—301 Gregtis ...... 94 105 106—305 50. Peter Flck bettered 60-yard Salt Lake City—“There’s aome- trenched Itself in first place. Tbe W. Wilkinson ___ 121 109 95—325 boxing champion essayed Cinderel- freestyle and Dorothy Forbes clip- THOUGHTS.. .The things that Within an hour the porch was 1935 CHEIVKOLETr Master coach, Johnson ...... 106 104 108—318 la role, uppercut to decision. come to tha man who waits are cleared. Mdag OKT^g inside my coat”, an FOR SALE—COW, Jersey add lowly Halland team scored three C. Frehelt ...... 100 101 106—307 Warner ped 100-metcr backstroke time. •M ted woman told Patrolman C. H. black mohair trim, good tires, good points against Smaland. E. Thocen ...... 103 103 93— 299 OoIfer-of-Month: Burley Jimmy usually not worth waiting fo r ... Guernsey, six years old, good pro- A. GusUfson ____101 116 126—343 Grezel ...... 112 101 98— 311 Tracksters; Glenn Cunningham ' Ckirtstensen. motor, heater $395, small down ducer, Bentle, due to freshen soon. had high single of 141 while C. Thomson banged out new all-time won Sugar Bowl mile, beating The leas a man known the more he CSirlstensen reached through a payment. 20 months to pay. Cole Wennergren hit the pins for a three- competlti.e 36-hole record of 65-66; wonts to tell i t .. .Some people pray Conrad Mcra. Vernon. 625 636 517 1578 511 547 542 1600 Artbie San Romani In southern rec- kois In the lining and pulled out a Motors, 6463. string of 331. 131 at Los Angeles. Won L. A open ord time 4:13.2. Gene Venzke set for more things than they work for Halland (8) Team No. 1 (0) with 273 strokes. .. .There is one good way to forget A FEW GOOD USED cara for low Paganl’a Borticrs McGowan ...... 93 89 88—270 Brooklyn K. C. meet record ol 1:55 STAMPS POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 4.1 E. Johnson ...... 97 97 92—286 Freak-of-Month: In Salisbury, for 800 meters Indoors as Cunning- the faults of others—remember coat transportation, 1029 Graham M. S c h u b e r t...... 106 109 99—314 Larder ...... 94 116 122—332 your ow n .. .Some people who think - Of «* ''* Low S core...... 87 86 84—257 W. Newbauer . . . . 94 86 98—278 Md„ ring boxers Norris Polk and ham fell. San Romani bettered na- IN THE NEWS sedan 850, 1929 Chrysler 65 eedan FANCY YOUNG FOWL 32c lb. Murphy ...... 104 119 110—333 Otis Baker tossed rights simultane- themselves a wit are only half Manchester R. Swanson ...... 112 113 87—312 R. Andtoo ...... 91 108 114—313 tive American 3,000 meters Indoors w w p n I I'M iiq ifim i 'i r>w n (40. 1931 Pontiac sedan 175, 1929 fancy broilers 35c lb. dressed. Otto P. Jesanls...... 104 95 88—287 Brennan ...... 106 102 100— 308 ously. Both connected. A double right... Ford coach (20, 1930 Chevrolet Herrmann. Dial 5085. We deliver. D. H a g e n o w ...... 119 109 100—328 Bengtson ...... 86 88 111—285 at 8:27.4 at Brooklyn. Francis H. Evening Herald C. Wennergren ..103 115 113—331 W. Hand ...... 102 116 105—323 knockout. Ryan, Columbia, bettered World in- sedan 18'. 1932 Pontiac coupe (150. Team-of-Month: Walker cuppers Wife—I wish I had talent; I’m ^oMAHce/fivnouK Terms arranged. Open evenings. 483 514 531 1528 door 12-ppund shotput at . 60 feet 'I just itching to write. CLASSIFIED FUEL AND FEED 49-A 503 506 464 1473 512 .528 516 1556 selected were Johnny Goodman, 5-8 Inches in New York. S. A F. Motor Sales, 285 Main Smaland (1) Johnny Fischer, Ray Billows, Fred Husband—Weil, why don’t you sit ^ t i m O A ADVERTISEMENTS street. Telephone 5925. DUIon’s V-8's (I) Baseball: DlMagglo given ptoy- down and try scratching a little? FUK sal e:— WELL seasoned oard E. Bergren ...... 98 111 109—318 A. Olson ...... 99 91 91—281 Haas, C3iuck Kocsis, Bud Ward, er-of-year award and Keneaaw Oeamt ala avsras# words le s ilaa 1937 CHEVROLET MASTER deluxe wood. Apply Eklward J. Holl, tele- A. Carlin ...... 87 88 96—271 E. W e r n e i-...... 107 84 94—285 Resmolds Smith and Cniarlet Yates. Mountain Landis meritorious-service lalltola assabsrs and abbreviations phone 4642 or 8U25. R, Johnson ...... 101 101 84— 280 Francis Oulmet named non-playing It’s a smart suitor, in February, sash eount ss a word sad eonpoond town sedan, less than 2500 miles. A. Brown ...... 110 117 90—317 Racing Notes vote by N. Y. baseball writers. Lar- who recognizes. In his fair compan- SMTda as two words Mlalmani oost Is Will sacrifice. Low down payment. J. Wennergren ...105 86 91—282 J. Chapman ...... 98 97 109—304 captain. By ASSOCIATED PKESS ry MacPhall. ex-Cinclnnatt Im- ion. a June bride. IWtM of threo llnoa 20 months to pay. Messier Nash A. Cartoon...... 93 97 107—^97 E. Dowd ...... 102 102 204 Incldenta-of-Month: Farr’s fail- presario, named Brooklyn Dodgers’ Unt rmUs por day for traasleat UOIISEHOLI) U(N)I)S 51 Eddie Arcaro. contract rider for afa Inc. 7258. D. M u ld oon ...... — — 104—104 ure to shake hands after losing lu- front-office boss. Grover Cleveland Doctor—Well, my little man, you no«4ivo area It. IHt FOR SAL®—MAGEE Oxford coal 484 483 487 1454 Mrs. Payne Whitney's Ureentree round decision to Braddock. Sam are quite well again. I was sure Varmland (0) stable, to making a runaway ot the (Pete) Alexander boosted into Hail ^ C a s h C h a r g e range. Write P. O. Box 89, Man- 516 491 488 1495 Snead’s pick up after poor first nine of Fame. that the pills I left would cure you. • Osaseeatlve Days ..I 7 etsl S eta FAINTINi;—PAI'KKINU 21 chester or telephone 6121. G. Gull ...... 93 101 94—288 race for jockey honors at Hlalean boles in Ctollfomia golf tournament. Did you take them in water or In . •'OsaaseoUve Days ..I t etsl U ott H. Olson ...... 100 109 97—306 Deaths: EdJie Nell, noted AP 3 Day ...... 11 ttsi U eu .METHODIST LE.VOUE Park. Although the Newport, Ky., Experlment-of-’ ’rnth; Golf’s 14- sugar? I PKUPEKTT OWNERS —AtUoUon FOR SALE—8188. LOUNGE great- E. Thoren ...... 85 95 141—321 sports writer turned war correspon- \W , An erdsts for Irregular Insertions (V Alleys) veteran failed on Birthday yester- club rule. Professionals continued dent, at Spanish front. Charles Boy—Oh, I used them in my pea- VOUTHFUL . good-looking King 86.95 repapers room, celling psper- ly reduced, maple bedroom suite, E. Anderson ...... 100 98 102—300 day, he brought home three winners iTItlll be ebarsod at the one tlno rata to batter par groggy, victors aver- Lynch, N. Y. boxing judge, three shooter. Farouk of Egypt saw Sasi - .taaeial rales for long tana ovary ed or kaiaomined. Material, laooi and mipcellaneous pieces. Call at E. Erickson ...... 126 112 97—325 Team No. 4 (4) to stretch bis total for the raeetmg 106 293 aging 68.8 strokes a round as Thom- days after casting lone vote tor Farr* Naz Zulficar for the first time two afvertlslBf slvaa apoa rounest. complete, inside, outside painting 281 Center, Apt. B-9. Gill ...... 91 96 to 18, six more them Charlie Curt- ' erdorsd...... boforo tko third or drtb 106 -292 son won at Los Angeles. Henry There to an off season for nearly years ago in England, where he m s Large eavinga Work guaranteed. 504 615 521 1540 H. Kimball . .. 95 91 singer. Birthday trailed W. J. over Braddock. Jim Mutrie, 86, first r Day will be ebarsod only ter Ibo ae- .123 115 no 348 Picard at Pasadena, with 276, and manager of N. Y. Giants. all flowers except blooming Idiots. was a student in preparation for tail aambar of timot tbe ad appaar- Lang. Phone 8692. Skane (4) Wtgren...... HIraeb’s Sketchbook by ten lengths af, sbaigtna at the rate earned but WANIEII— 1 0 lUJY 58 W. Kohls ...... 117 100 104—321 Harrison ...... 110 120 100 330 Snead at Del Mar, Ctolif., with 139 his kingship. His mother. Queen 344 but finished second In the mile teat Young Wife (affectionately)—I as aUewaneo or rotunda ean bo made I. Carlson .. ..118 101 98—317 Mercer ...... 109 124 111 (for 36 boles.) Nazli. visited him and pretty as ala time ads Stepped attar the KKPAIKINU 2:1 WANTED— ALL YOUR aaleable for three-year olds. Score-of-Month; Montreal Ma- TIGERS BEAT ECHOES. shall miss you while you are on young Sasi was her guest «U day. A. Hodgetts ,. 99 ITO 119—328 1607 your bunting trip, dear, and I shall Be “till forbids"! display 'ot junk. Live poultry bought. Wm. E. Nyqulst . .. 93 101 102—296 Totals ...... 528 546 533 ' ------roons beat Montreal Canadlens 11-ij Very shortly Farouk was divid- ROOrma and siding esUmates Ostrlnsky, 182 Blssell street. Tel. Team No. 2 ( 0 ) Ben Jones, the Parnell, Mo., turf- for ice hockey’s highest tctal score,' The Tigers defeated the Hazard- pray that the hunters you are going ing his time between his mother freely given. Yeara of experience. C. Bolin ...... 105 111 101—317 Tbe asrald will apt be r... 6879. Low Man ----- 91 — — 91 man, has been extremely fortunate Epidemics; Football’s snipers con- ville Echoes at the Y by a 14 to 11 with win do the same. and dark-eyed Sasi. Candy and dpr mers tbaa one laoorrset n»<. - .»ii Workmanship guaranteed. Also Hewitt ...... 96 Ill 99 306 In his first winter campaign in tirued fire on joacbes and baseball's score. The defense of both teams flowers and frequent calls first at Bay advartlssmsnt erdsrrii for carpentry. A. A. Dion, 81 WeJIa 532 523 524 1579 featured the clash. The Tigers led Many successes have been won mere than oae time Frisch ...... 78 93 92 263 Florida. He led the trainers for the holdouts annoyed owners. Snipers brought the romance to the at- Tbe laadvertsni omlssiou of laoor- treet. Phone 4860. ItOARliKRS WAMED 5»-A Larrabee ...... 88 1 7 1 85 244 first 15-day period at Hialeah Park felled dozen victims. Successful joo- throughout but had trouble cbeck- by the narrow margin of a friendly tention of Egyptian ministers. Tset publleatlon e> advsrtlsina will bs 117 116 359 irg a belated rally of the Echoes. contact. FOR RENT—i-ARGE room In pri- MONDAY LEAGUE Wlnton ...... 126 after scoring often at Tropical Park hunters were Harry' Mehre at Mis- Then tragedy struck; Farpuk’s fa- tebUned ealy by eanesllalloa a( tbs HARNESSES, collars, luggage ana (Y Alleys) Haugh ...... 109 97 206 and has taken the lead fo: the aec- C. BycholakI and A. Vincek fea- ; dbaigs Blade ter tbs asrviss readsrsd. vate home, suituble tor couple, or . --- sissippi, George Munger at Pennsyl- ther, King Fuad, died, and the harness repairing, sport tops ana Reids (0) ond period with four firsts and a tured for the Tigers while M. Cots Professor—What do you know of All advertlsemsnti nnat eenterai curtains repaired. 00 t^mbnage 2 men. Home cooking. References vania, Spike Netoon at Mississippi young prince was recalled to ,1b Biyle, eeyy aad typography with Holton ______96 99 88 283 Totals ...... 479 .501 489 1460 third for a total of 17 points. Most went best for the losers. the Latin syntax? street felepbone 4740. required. Tele).hone 8183. State, Herb Kopf at Manhattan. Tigers. Egypt to become king. But he did ^^gBalatloBS enforesd by tb4 publlsh- Reid ...... 96 — — 96 of his success has been with horses Freshman—Did they have to pay gra aad they reserve tbe right to Holdout headlines went to Joe Lh- P B for their fun, too? not forget Sasi. LUtne AND SAE'E combinations Hare ...... 101 100 100 301 Team No. 1 (4) from Herbert Wolfe’s Woolford adit, revise er rejeel any copy eon- McCarthy . ... 106 101 87 29 Tyler ...... 102 94 107 303 Maggio, who was offered 825.UUU, 2 Bycholski, rf .. Last summer he renewed his gidated ebjecilonebla changed, key fitting, duplicating AFAR I MEN 18—FI.A 1^}— farm. asked 840,000. Other dissenters In- 3 Zamaitis, If . . . courtship after his investiture as we spiKi *eM - CL06INO HOURS—ClaesIBed ads Farrand .. ___ 97 124 99 320 Gibson ...... 91 102 90 283 ----- L- READ IT OR NOT— ba be pabitebed same day must be re- Guna, vacuum cleanera. clocka etc., TENEMEN'I^ McLaughlin ... --- 113 83 196 Nichols ...... 85 98 100 283 cluded Joe Medwick, Lefty Gomez, 1 Vincek. c The Vatican in Rome, Italy, is king, won Sasi's ‘*ca va” or all IjHed by U o'clock aooai fieturdays cleaned, repaired. Bralthwalte, 52 E. K. Bryson’s five-year old mare, Dizzy Dean. 0 Olbert, rg ___ right. And because the names of FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- Phillips ...... 99 103 109 311 the largest 'residence In the world. Pearl atreet. ^ 457 122 337 Carvola, apparently Is back In Rule-Changes: Golf’s stymie 0 Sumislaski, rg all his family begin with “F,” he ment, all improvements, sunporen, Totals ...... 498 537 149’2 Nelson ...... 115 100 form. After winning only two ot TalcottvUle (4) modified, permitting lifting of ball 3 Grzyb, Ig . . . . Ticket Agent—This train, madam, changed Sasi's to Farida (Peer- TELEPHONE YOUR LET US HELP YOU with your garage. 470 Hartford Koad. inquire her 18 starts last year, and finish- within six inches of cup. Football 1 Rubacha, Ig .. less). Wed recently in Cairo. range— burner troubles, cleaning, 464 Hartforr Koad. Kroll ...... 103 99 117 319Totals ...... 492 519 506 1517 goes to Atlanta and points South. S( ^ HY SMITH______WANT ADS ing far back li her first two 1938 fathers decreed only fouith-down Ui^htning Strikes Thrice adjusting, repairing. Tel. 6492. Ex- Goodrich ...... , 83 117 89 289 Team No. 3(0) Madam—Young man, I want a Farida, at 16, became the first ______By JOHN C. TERRY Lee ...... 118 85 no 313 Turkington . .. . 79 100 84 263 efforts, the daughter of Carlana passes over goal be cofistrued as 10 6 2-6 14 train to Richmond, and I don’t care queen of an entirely independent ^LANQMG- AT Hl» WArCH, THe I^PiNOLP Ads are accepted ever tbe telephene pert service. Satisfaction guaran- FOR RENT-THREE room tiat, t:>ok the measure ol five rivals In a Erhoea. Goins- ihko um w e buil pins, ne~\ '^IMULTANeoUiLV. ATW eReYN OLP at the CBAROB RATE gWea ebove heated. All Improvements, garage. Brogan ...... 90 114 102 306 MacLean ...... 89 82 96 267 toucbbacks, decided to bring out-of- which way it points. Egypt since the days of CHcopatra, -rpt^&KAPH OfVHATVfZ f?l9es FKOM w e Jiinp AT we «emou> oivice ^ teed. P. H. Babb A Sons. slx-furlong allowance race at the P B F T OPeN9 A eeAK po o r , APMimsi- sik as a eonveatence to edvertleere, but On Depot Square. Inquire Norm H Barton 122 150 120 392 Schiebel ...... 99 in 90 305 bounds ball in 15 yards. who was o sovereign in her own Pimev TABLe ^ — HANSAR-ras^ bka CAdH RATBS win- be aocepied ee Von Deck . . . . 123 97 119 3’29 Fair Grounds yesterday to pay Tenntots: Bromwich beat Budge. 0 M. Cote, rf ___ .2 0-2 4 Old maids know best how to right r------9HAP0 WY F I S O R B P ^ ------.VOLL PATMENT It paid at tbe buel- End tekag^e Store. Tel. 6910. *5.20. 1 E. BerzkI. rf . . . .0 0-1 2 aeae aSlee ea er before the eeventb KUS1NES8 Totals .. 516 565 538 161B Banks ...... 100 103 97 300 Von Cramm ditto. Joe FUhbask, St. raise children and college professors Farida is the daughter of a r<'' ^ wsrb! rr'i "^ ^ anp ftlleving ito* flrti lnt«rtloo of John’s, won national junior title. 0 Zuraw, If ...... 0 0-1 2 know best how to run business. i' OPI*OiniiNmE8 .12 1 Berner, If .1 0-1 2 Judge Farouk is pressing his oFBNl PRIMSme\J F /ee,, „ MMb A d otbanriAA tb« CHARUK WANTED I'D REN'I CH Mailmen (I) Totals ...... 490 493 491 1464 The Florida racing season does Nominee: Harry Cooper, by Na- cabinet to permit her to appear BATB will b« eolloctod No rotpontl* Twamlte ____ 112 100 97 309 not end for another two months and 4 D. BerzkI. c ...... 0 1-4 I SA90UNB - weu R f/M. fttllty for orror* lo UUphonod a ' FOR REU4T—IN BUSINESS sec- tional open champion Ralph Gul- 0 A. BerzkI, rg . . . DEBTOR in public more as an English ^ WANTED TO RENT small subur- Chapin ...... 82 116 121 319 CKAV.XT BOWLI.no LE \(

{ aoBinary aad Tooto ...... i) Maol InatmmanU ...... t! ALLEY OOP Mloa and Stora BgalpnMat .... 14 By THOMl»SON AND COLL gp—i«i« M tha Maraa...... u O O SH ^IF W E GO AWY D E E P E R , AND them, AS JACK STEPS IM* TO TV£^ HALL, HE SE ES A WE’RE LIABLE TO COME UP *«ALL BAKSl S L ire OPEN ANOA WriH A CHIHAMAW STUCK PClJBE STEP SWIFTLV INSIDE TO THE DRILL-BIT FB1DA¥» FEBRtJABT 4, Ifl IBIQBIBEN iBanrirrstnr ivn iin o 9 »a (b

Leonard Burt ot Henry street is Group No. 1 Hoqiital Group will 100 points and cut the load to t l SL Bridget's Choral club which H ie executive board o f the Oon- neeUcut FederaUon o f DemocraUc recovering from an operation per- meat Monday afternoon/at 3:30 at points. A t last night's feaaion they ordinarily meets the first Friday formed this areek at the Manches- the "T ." Mrp. WUliam W. Bens wilt cut the lead on ad^tional 50 points ABOUmWN evening of the month, will poetpoM Women's clubs will have a luncheon meeting at the T . M. C. A. here, to- ter Memorial hospital. be In charge in the absence of Mrs. and with but one more aitting to go the meeting tonight to Friday, Feb- J. M. Shearer, the group leader. have but 41 points to overcome to BIG USED CAR SALE A iMelal neetlnf of tha TD Aa* ruary 11, at 8 o'clock. morrow at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Fanny Dixon Welch of Columbia will pre- H ie Buckingham Ladles' Aid So- win the toumamenL The SL win be bdd thin rrenin*; ciety will hold a food sale at Hale's ‘Hiere win be a meeting of the of- James’s Holy Name Society team is ^ > AO h te model cars now on display in the Armory Workmen of the Manchester Elec- side. «t tao et the V. F. W. Home, Man- Store basement tomorrow morning ficers and executive committee of in third place with tittle hope o f Im- Garage where they are under cover -and thus makes AMtar Green to complete details tric division were engaged In JsiJt- “ Sunday, February 6, will be ob- : 9 o'clock. the Manchester Young Republican proving the position. tor tha ««««■! banquet to be held Ing street light replaceraenta to d ^ shopping for a used car easy and pleasant. In the center and eastern parts ot served as Boy Scout Sunday at the club held Monday evening at 7:30 In ,SeBday afternoon at 00000*0, Bol- Mary C. Keeney T en t Daughters the office o f the judge of probate. ,; toa. ttaaervationa for the annual town. Many motorists have recent- Second Congregational church, and ly remarked on the Improved vision all parents interested In the move- of Union Veterans, observed Inspec- I banquet wUl done at S: 30~tonlBbt. tion night at Its meeting In the Washington L.O.L., No. 117, Sfaaibara may make reservationo by they have when driving at night ment are urged to attend, as well WE BUY OLD UULO AMU State Armory last night Mra Eniz- Social Club will bold a special meet- UIAMONUS RILEY CHEVROLET CO., he. naiHtiy the Home or the Arvof and over streets which have been provld. as Scout troops not affiliated with ed with higher candle power street other churches. abeth Bo|pie, department president, ing tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 A1 HIUHBin PKIUB8 60 W ells Street, Manchester Wnry dub. lights. Installations, made last and Past Department President o'clock at the clubrooms to elect, month, are experimental, but might Mrs. D. Louise Atterbury, both of officers for the coming yearr^ •(1m finance committee of the Gibbons Assembly, C. Lh of C , Norwich, were present, also Mrs. JAFFE'8 be made permanent and their range will meet tonight at the K. of C. atl filala Streat (forth Methodist church, which is Beatrice Manning of the local tent The pupils of Mrs. Paul Mosley extended If there is sufficient public home ot 8 o'clock shsu-p. The busi- atrrtnc a 10^ beef supper In the Interest, It was said today. who Is department senior vice-pres- of 104 Haynes street will present a yeaUy tonight from 6:80 on, la plan- ness session will be followed by an ident Gifts were presented to Mia. piano recital tomorrow afternoon at nine to cater to a large number, illustrated talk by Inspector Burke Bogue, also to retiring president, 3 o'clock and all persons Interested John J. Whitehead has been en- Smith of the State Motor Vehicle BINGO . BINGO with dUldren under 12 at half price. gaged to address the meeting of Mra. E m su Swanson, of Mary C. are invited to attend. department, on "Accident and High- Tldrets may be aecured at the Center Church Men's League Wed- Keeney Tent The latter also re- ORANGE HALL way Safety." He will also answer church. nesday evening at 7:30. Mr. White- ceived a past president's badge. A BUICK OWNERS I TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8:15 head will have an Interesting tale to questions. A door prize will be Valentine party followed, with ap- K. OF C. TEAM GAINS Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet tell of his explorations in the Bra- awarded, and a social time with re- propriate favors and refreshments. Let US check your car if it b 20 Games, 25 cents. Special Games, 5 cents.' Monday evening In Odd Fellows freshments will follow in charge of <1 zilian jungle, and will show pictures not running smoothly. Ex- 3 Free Games! , 6 Special Games! ban. A school of Instruction will Mrs. aTW. Gates and a large com- IN SETBACK LEAGUE and exhibit trophies. All men of Loyal Circle o f King's Daughters, 1 Sweepstake! ' Door Prize! be conducted during the evening by mittee. pert workmanship that will the church are urged to attend this of which Mrs. Rollln Hitt la presi- District Deputy Mrs. Minnie Smith A Wonderful Display of Regular Prizes This Week! monthly get-together. satisfy yon. and officers and mefaibers ore urged The office of the Tax Collector in dent has set the date of Thursday with one more sitting to go the And All Winners Have Their Own Choice! evening, February 17, for a public K. o f C. team la gaining on the to be present Assembly President Adjutant Anscombe o f the Salva- the Municipal building will be kept Special Prizes: Your Choice of 35.00 or 2 Pairs of Sabra Stoughton Is expected, and open all day tomorrow until 6 p. m. supper for the promotion of the team representing SL Bridget's Gorman Motor Sales guests from Blast Hartford, Rock- tion Army has arranged for a con- circle's charitable work. 'Hie com- Holy Name Society In the tri-comer Double Blankets or 50 Pounds Sugar. cert by the Crusade Union Boy In order to accommodate those wish- ville and Stafford. Past Noble ing to pay their old age aMlatance mittee will be prepared to serve at setback league. The SL Bridget's ) 18 Main Street Onmd Mrs. Minnie Krause and her Singers of Beverly, Mass., at the an early hour to accommodate the tax, which was due F ebrua^ 1. team went Into the lead In the early Next to G. E. Willis oommlttee will serve refreshments. Salvation Arm y citadel, Sunday aft- business people in the local stores playing and bad better than 250 ernoon at 3 o'clock, February 13. or any others. Mrs. Orton Beach is points on the K. of C. team. Last Phone 7220 Mrs. Nina Falea Peck of Hart- Under the direction of Rev. H. B. K. In charge of ticket distribution. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT PAYS! Whitney they are giving a program week the K. of C. team a-on by over ford, arell known reader, will enter- tain at the meeting of Center at Wlllimantic In the morning, Hart- Church Women's Guild, Wednesday ford In the evening, and Manchester Why Not Have afternoon, February 9 at 2:30. Mias In the afternoon. It will be recall- .Real Protection Lucille Brown of Henry street will ed that this organization which la ^ y piano selections. Miss Lela made ip of boys unJer 16, gave a i,:Against the Haz- A b a te r, chairman of the hosteases, program at the citadel about three ards of Fire? Johns-Man- will be assisted by Miss Marion years ago which was much enjoyed. yille Rock Wool insulation is Freebum, Mrs. F r ^ Woodhouse, Mrs. Ernest Benson. Mrs. J. B. El- The Board of Relief Is scheduled the answer. It’s fireproof. to meet tonight from 6 to 8 p. m. in Hott Mrs. Joseph Tedford and Mrs. Phone 3829 About This. Ernest Bengston. Members have the assessor's office at the Munici- the privilege of Inviting guests. pal building.

Not in Years

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Event! New Spring Yarns

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really amart and new to knit wlthT Then you'll rave Tomorrow’s the last day of our unprecedented fur sale . . . your last about our new Frappe — opportunity to purchase a fine fur coat at the unbelievable prices at which

Colinet and Chlffonne. they are marked. If the fur season had been anywhere near normal these Our first shipment a few garments would have sold at about double the prices asked now. Frankly,

weeks ago sold out in a few the manufacturer, and he is one of the best in New York, is stuck with a BUCILLA days. Beautiful bold pat- big overstock and he’s making a surprising sacrifice to clean out before terns for housecoats and February inventory time. He needs the cash, and when we saw these fine Neva-Wet

FRAPPE smocks — small neat de- values and how he slashed his prices we were Johnny on the spot with the by Hollander signs fur dresses and money. The stock has been freshened up for tomorrow’s selection with the Large 2 01 r t aprons. A t this low price addition of many new garments. Even though you were not here the first • To repel water a skeins . we cannot cut any of the days of the sale you still have a big variety from which to choose.

smaller pieces. • Tq retain lustre

Tiosra Colinet, 100 Yard skeins ...... — 30c If you’d thought of a new coat for next year, it would be a good invest- 16 ekeine for average dresa. • To minimize matting ment to get one of these garments at today’s slump prices . . . the same

coat next year will cost considerably more even if the market should be low. • To add fur life Tiogra Chiffonne Wool, 1 oz. skein _____ 50c 20 ekelna for average dreee.

Five New Patterns for Handbags

made from Gimp A FEW OF THE GREAT VALUES Gimp in All C o lo rs...... ^...... 10c spool TERMS

Instruction S h e e t...... 10c Former PRICE •*

Smart N ew Bag H andles...... 39c Price NOW 10% Down and '

Brown Caracul »'STW* • • • $169.00 $ 88.00 10 Months to P a y

195.00 98.00 the Balance Haleys a • • • '•t*; •'oloFFt Hudson Seal dyed Muskrat 275.00 158.00

Siberian Squirrel • • pro • a M T ffm o t aV« vffTtf aTP 'P l* oiUfi • • ■BTVTfflB 275.00 158.00

M, K. M. Persian Lamb a a aiaraTBtaYai a'anm ? aja' •rfai*'a~a -aTt* «(•; •ram at a- 285.00 198.00

• am a afUTWaTaraVMata'ara af r/ r a a nT«n a frffaT«Va\a|atara( Persian Lamb 345.00 228.00 First Quality rose

a a m at a-ara¥a'*aia> a'B favaTafVTffi ata:am *rarV7a a< Mink dyed Muskrat 195.00 128.00

Raccoon la ia ia 'a a atara a .a ia ra ia arwrwrwwWTam a-via ta -e"T # reia le fwwai a lewrswTW* 250.00 128.00 New

Silk Beaverette (dyed Coney) ...... • IBTr’ • • • MVB 'BffI • 95.00 58.00

Russian Pony—Black and Brown...,..afavavaTaraVaffaVaW m 175.00 98.00

Handbags aiaiaiaiaraVata‘avr.ata a.araia.*«rararr a a Seal dyed Coney .... 79.50 46.00 Hosiery Patent leathers, simu- Seal dyed 0>ney •#TVTen.e;e a:a a a■rtaTarai ai-ara*am aiara;afvrrraiai aiai 95.00 58.00 Rlnglmii Sheer Chlffona ^ lated calfskins, gaberdine Walking Cbiffona* Silver Muskrat a a 'a a a a a a a~a a araTa'a a *a MTa

• Tropic Tan Gray Caracul a 'a m .«* a :a• IVTM a • a .ataiBfaTViM a rar*t«> a a?a»a*« a *aTa* a**iM 169.00 88.00 B Vagabond

• Stroller Persian Lamb a a m a: a;*-**;.# aiaia.a araT66a>a.a a.a a laTaiaf aia: aFTTM 395.00 268.00 At

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m: H.OO Raccoon a a a *W i* BiaT#'VTa aMVB*a a IWafi a*e fWSt'aVB* a a ;a a a ?ara'a’aY€^a«a* 275.00 148.00

each Mendoza Beaver dyed O n e y ...... a a j a ' a ' V ’ 139.00 68.00

1 Savings o f $40.00 toi'$200.00 and more on Gray

Persians, Russian Caraculs, Australian Opossum, Colors: Black, Brown, pair Choice Raccoon. Alaaka Sealskin— and others in- Red, Green. cluded in our own stock.

GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. I

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