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WEATHER AVBBAOB DAIL* CIBCU1.ATIUN roieeast of O. S. Weather Bureau, for the Month ol Oeoember, IM1 Hartford Rain this attemoen foUowed by generally fair a ^ m w * colder to- • 6.047 iim trlip a lp r lEupnittg ^rra lJ i night. Wednesday generally fair Hembar of the Audit and much colder. Bureau of Ctrcniatloua MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. LVU., NO. 98 (Onaalfled Advertlsiag on Page M ) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1938 TEXTILE SITUATION JURY IS IMPANELED

OF STATE SUBJECT TO PROBE SPENDING

OF FEDERAL STUDY

4- Candlewick ON STATE PARKWAY AboBt 45 Towns All East Of BRIHSH CREATE Connecticot River To Be Court TeDs Jurors They Are

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cil Backs The ProjecL FOR HONG-KONG Important Service — In Of Judge Foster's

Charge He Speaks Of Hartford, Jan. 25.-‘-(A P )—An In- Plant Great Gons, Machine Grand Jury Charge vestigation of conditions in the Land Pnrehaser, Mac*, hard-hit textile regions of (Connec- And Air Anns, To Meet ticut under the direction of B. R. Bridgeport, Jan. 25 — (AP) —Alief in the public mind that crime Cobum. head of the resources and Feared Extension Of Jap- Here Is the text of Judge (IJarl Fos- haa been committed. donald Among The First trends division of the National Re- ter’s charge to the Elxtraordlnary Where there Is reason to believe sources Committee of the Federal Grand Jury convened today to in- that a crime has been committed, It Witnesses To Be Called. government, was expected to be in anese Moves Toward Gty vestigate the Merritt Parkway: is the duty of the state’s attorney in full swing this week. Gentlemen of the Grand Jury: the first Instance to investigate the Approximately 46 towns, all east The charge of the court to you facta and, upon finding warrant for will be brief, in the hope that you prosecution, to present an informa- of the Connecticut river, will be in- Hongkong—(AP) — FearfuJ thst Bridgeport, Jan. 25.— (AP) cluded in the jtudy for which the Despite a protest from labor’s Non-Parisan League against his seating, John Miltoh (second from will remember what the court says tion to tbe court accusing a certain —An Extraordinary Grand Federal government is to set aside Japan might attempt to extend her left) was sworn in as United States Senator from New Jersey, with Vice President John N. Gamer to you: for it ia the law that you person of a certain crime. But in military activities in (Jbina toward (second from right) administering the oath. At the left is Senator William H. Smathers (D., N. J.) must follow and obey the instruc- the investigation of crime the state’s Jury, sworn to strict secrecy about $20,000. .The Legislative Council and a thla British crown colony, Hong- and at the extreme right (3ov. A. Harry Moore of New Jersey, Milton's predecessor in the Senate. tions of the court as to the law. attorney haa no legal power to sum- and armed wit)i broad powers, mon to his office witnesses nor to special committee appointed by C5ov. kong ia fortifying to such sm c You have been summoned into was impaneled today to deter- Wilbur L. O oss are behind the pro- this court to perform a very unusual examine under oath the persona who mine whetlier any crime was tent that It soon may be, with Sing- and a very Important service. It is may have knowledge of the commis- ^t. sion of a crime. A Grand Jury haa committed in the purchase of John D. Thoms, secretary of the apore, another "Gibraltar of the public knowledge and has been of- Legislative Council, said last night Eiast." Emergency crews of mili- SEE EASY JOB flcially brought to tbe attention of such power. So In the fulfillment of land for the Merritt Parkway, that a specific request for Federal tary and naval engineers, techni- BIG PLANE FEARED LOST, the state’s attorney of this county hla duty to fully and thoroughly in- Judge Carl Foster in a 25- cians and laborers are working 24 that in the purchase of land for the quire aa to v'bether any crime haa funds was made last week and niinute charge told the jurora should be available within the next hours a day to complete a $40,000,- location in this county of the Mer- been committed tn this county two or three days. 000 program of barter, land and air IN ABOLISHING ritt . Highway so-called very large against the stats, the state's attor- they had been summoned “to Federal Funds defenses. The hills and Islets on LANDS IN EAST HARTFORD amounta of state funds have been ney of this county baa moved tbe perform a very unusual and a court to order the summoning of a He said that the allotment of the fringes of the colony already are expended. In many instances the very important service.” Federal funds-to the projec* was a bristling with heavy guns, machine BANOOLDING sums paid for such land are said to Grand Jury to make such investlga- matter of mere routine since the gun and anti-aircraft emplacements have been so large os to seem un- It is public knowledge,” the Federal authorities have already and other preparations for an arm- Started For Washington, D. conscionable and to Create tbe be- (tkmttaned on Pago Pwo) court said, in slow, measured ed onslaught by land, air or water. approved it under a blanket agree- tones, "and has been officially ment. There are hundreds, of search- LA T E NEWS Senators Barkley, Wajpier lights to spot aerial attackers and C., Froin Newark, N. J., brought to the attention of the Cobum said he was awaiting a signal from the National Resources mythical raids and "blackouts'’ are state’s attorney of this county staged periodically to train the Forecast Easy Tune For Committee to go ahead with the Forced Off Route For Sev- FLASHES! that in the purchase of land for study. He added that his staff of populace. Any resident failing to STORM SWEEPS STATE; the location in this county of workers and he have been laying the put out all lights when ordered may be fined up to $1,000. Measore To Eradicate the Merritt Highway so-called foundation for the Investigation for en Honrs By Rain Storm. LEVIATHAN SAILS TODAY Ortmly Beauttful very large amounts of state seven weeks now so that no time New Yorti, Jan. 25— (A P )— The LITTLE LOSS REPORTED will be lost in getting started. With the thousands of homes In funds have been expended. In inky darkness and the far-flung bat- Leviathan,'delayed for three day* Companies Plural Control "We want to find out what is Hartford, Jan. 26.— (A P )—A 14- by a wage disagreement, will lea\e many instances the sums paid economically wrong with Eastern teries of searchlights fingering the sky, the colony presents a grimly passenger Elaatern Airlines transport thl* port on her last voyage between for such land are said to have Connecticut and what can be done 4 and 5 p. m. today, officials of a> Improve the condition", said Co- beautiful spectacle. The only noise plane with five persons aboard land- Washington, Jan. 25 — (AP) — At New Hartford Ice Jam SUICIDE V E R D ia been so large as to seem tm- to be beard above the ecJlpate city Simpson, Spence and Young said Senators Barkley (D-Ky.) and Wag- bum. ed safely today at Rentachler Field after a wage eettleroent with crew conscionable and to create the Complete Study ia the dron of "Invading” and "de- ner (D-N. Y.) forecast aasy'.salllqg fending" planes. after battling strong winds and ram members. Had To Be Dynamited To belief in the public mind that Plans are to s*ni) letters to va- • • • Hongkong fears that some day, for seven hours on a scheduled trip today for legislation designed to IN PWCHOT DEATH crime has been committed.” rious individuals, organizations. In- to Washington, D. C., from New- CROIS8 OCEAN SAFELY. dustrial plants and colleges tn the the thunder of bombardment may' abolish bank holding companies—a Remove Flood Threat; Needs faveetigatian be added. ark, N. J. Recife, Brazil, Jan. 25.— (A P )— suggestion originally made by section for information. The inves- (Sipt. Fred Jones, chief pilot, Judge Foeter told tbe jury, thil tigators will ask the co-operation of Observers say the countlees ma- Two of Italy’s "Three Oreen .Mice,' President Roosevelt Wagner is first ever assembled to inquire into calmly announced upon landing, all persons and units so that the chine-gun nests could hold up an fast bombing-type planes on chairman of tbe Senate Banking Roads Battered By Waves PoOce Rereal That Former the activities of a state department; attacking land force for two weeks. “well we left and we landed." trans-Atlantic flight from Dakar, study will be complete. Committee, which will study a bill that it appeared to State’s Attornay Soil conditions, transportation, The airliner, carrymg two pas- French West Africa, to Bio De (GoattBoed on Page Pwo) Janeiro flew o\-er this city this being drafted by Senator Glass (D- Actress KQled Herself; Lorin W. Willis that the land pur- natural rsaourcea of all kinds, power sengers and a crew of three, was Va.) to achieve thst objective. By ASSOCIATED PRESS chases for the 38-mile highway link- available for industrial use and fac- feared ''lost" for several hours, but afternoon. The third was reported to have Glass has been author or partial ing southwestern Connecticut with tory space available will be studied. O p t. Jones said he bad been In author of much of the nation’s Several sections of Connecticut Left Notes For Friends. New York state ’’should be Investi- Cobum said. When the investiga- landed at Natal, about 150 miles constant touch with Newark air- north of here, for refueling before banking law. Including the Federal were flooded today and shore front gated." tion is completed. Eastern Ctonnec- DAIRY INDUSTRY port officials by radio and that be Reserve A ct He said he was eon- Tbe citizens of the county and tleut should know wbsre It stands contlnolng the leg south to Rio De property suffered minor damage as had “overshot’’ his radio beam. Janeiro, an airline distance of about sldering legislation to give bank New York, Jan. 28.—jy tP )—Wil- state, the court asserted, alzo “de- eeoaomlcally, he added. Philip King, euqiloye at the U. B. holding companies five years in a warm rain, bom* on a gals-like Among the towns included in the 1,800 miles. liam Gaston, estranged husband of j mand such investigation to the end PASSES ITS TEST Maritime Commission, a resident of Whether the plane flown by Bruno which to llquidatp. The bill, be said, southern wind, swept the state, that if no crime has been commit- study will be Putnam, WUIlmantlc, Wai^tngton, and a passenger com- would not affect branch buktng. melting most of the snow that had Rosamond Plnchot, was enroute Norwich, New London, Thompson, Mussolini, 20-year-old son of Pre- ted. such fact may be definitely de- mented when the big ship had been mier Benito Mussolini, had landed The Virginian long has been a fallen during the past two weeks. here from (tolorado by air today tor termined, and. if there U probable Croton, Plainfield. Danielson and brought to the hangar; critic of bank bolding companies. Most serious flood threat appar- Jewett City. at Natal or was continuing the non- the funeral of his actresa wife, who cs:use to believe that a crlma has "I can’t say enough that’s good stop flight was not known. He said his measure was not an ad- ently was In New Hartford, a com- took her life on her leased Long been committed, the persona re- On the governor's special commit- Milkmen Told At Hartford • « • ministration bill, although be !.ad munity that suffered heavily in the tee for the work are Attorney How- about the plane and the crew.” Island estate jreeterday. sponsible for such crime may be ard E. Hausman of Hartford, Con- The other passenger was C. E. MARKET ANALYSIS conferred on it with Secretary Mor- 1938 floods, where ice jammed in Amos Plnchot, soclally-prominent brought to trial before the court.* Bane of 4 Radnor Road, Waahlng- New York, Jan. 26— (AP) — genthau. Glass frequently )ma criti- the Farmington river. Dynamiting gressman William J. Fitzgerald of New York Producers Are attorney, father of Mrs. Gaston, Hie court told the jurors that if Norwich, Mayor Edward G. Moran Storks—Heavy; steels lead slow cized administration policies. crews broke the blockade, however, announced funeral services would M during their deliberations they had setback. of Norwich, David Moxon of Willl- (Conttnoed on Page Five) Morgenthan’s For itegnlatloa and serious danger was believed held at 11:00 a. m. tomorrow—the reason to believe that a crime had On Their Feet Bonds—Weak; secondary rails averted. mantic, E. R. Warren of Danielson, Morgenthau told his press confer- tenth anniveraary of Mias Plnchot’s been committed, they should re- George Harrower of Wauregan, J. continue under pressnre. ence that be was going to confer An ice jam in Morgan brook, turn an Indictment at once. Curbs—Lower; otitltles In supply. Farmington river tributary, sent marriage—at tbe town house of bar W. Nickerson of Manchester, R. H. this week with other adminlatratlon mother, Mrs. Gertrude . Mlnturn "You need not wait until all of yoUr Valentine of Stafford Springs and Hartford, Jan. 25.— (AP) —New Foreign Exchange Lower; franc offlciala in an effort to agree on water over the New Hartford-WIn- investigation is complete before APPEAL DENIED breaks sharply. sted road at Rogers (3orner and Plnchot, first wife of Amos Plnchot. John Ooss of Waterbury. York’s two billion dollar dairy in- legislation regulating or prohibiting The Gastons separated amiably making a report or before presenting dustry was pictured today as hav- Cotton— Quiet; trdde buying, bank holding companies. traffic was forced to detour through an Indictment or Indictments to the hedge selling. eeverai years ago, Mrs. Usaton liv- ing passed succeesfully the "first He said he was going to study the Riverton. court against one or more individ- crlUcal test" of lU ability to con- IN PALKA’ S CASE Sugaiwlmproved; Caban support. Some families were reported to ing with her .wo young eons, Wil- uals." Coffee—Higher; trade baying. proposition with members of the liam 9, and James, 6. Friends said trol Itself. subcommittee of the Interdepart- hove left their homes on the banks Tlie bushy haired jurist, standing LIMITS ON CROPS Agriculture Ckimmlasloner Holton of the Farmington river below Ool- as he read his charge in the hush- mental Banking Committee, Includ- (Continued on Page Two) V. Noyes, of New York, told the ing Marriner S. Eccles, chairman of llnsvlH* but ice was moving down ed courtroom, warned the jury par- Northeastern Dai-y Ojnference that Convicted Slayer Of Police- ticularly to maintain a strict TO BE FIXED SOON It 'Is beginning to walk again, FARRINGTON CASE (Gonttaoed on Page rwo) (Continued on Page Two) secrecy. alone and unassisted." "Do not discuss mattera pertain- Referring to the Rogers-Alien men Is Nearer Electric LOYALIST PLANES ing to your investigation with any milk law substituted last year for one. not even with members of your state milk price-fixing as the "test”, NOLLED BY COURT families, or with any lawyer,” hs Senator Pope Predicts Mar- Noyes said it had brought “confi- Chair, May Appeal Again. said. dence and hope” to the industry. New Helicopters Faster BATTLE WARSHIPS No Further Details

keting Quotas Win Apply The Isw permits bargaining be- The jurors were Instructed In tween producers and distributors Hartford, Jan. 26— (A P )—Frank State’s Attorney Alcorn Asks some detail as to their duties, r^ for the milk price paid to the farm- Than Present Speed Planes Palka, convicted slayer of a Bridge- sponsiblUties and powers. Nowheta To Four Crops This Year. er. port policeman, was a step nearer Attempt To Break Naval In the charge, however, did Judge Discussing the future of tbe in- today to the electric chair at tbe That It Be Not Tried Foster mention any highway depart- dustry in New York, the commis- New York, Jan. 25—Tho posslbll-L •This will not allow vertical de state prison In Wethersfield where ment activities other than tha Mer- sioner said that what Is done there he is under sentence to die Feb. 1. Ity of manufacturing flying ma- scent but will permit landings on Blockade Of Barcelona; ritt Parkway land purchases. Washington, Jan. 25.— (A P)— "may greatly influence the destiny And The Conrt Approves. Senator Pope (D., Idaho), who His latest efforts to escape from chines which would rise and descend very limited areas,” he said, "as Among those In the courtroom of the whole dairy industry of the paying the supreme penalty were vertically and yet be able to out- well as make safe and easy almost were State Highway CommlssleD*r helped draft the pending crop con- northeastern statea” French Craft In Danger. trol legislation, predicted today denied ytoterday by Judge Edward speed today's swift airplanes was any emergency landing.” John A. Macdonald, whose depart- Up to Dairymen. Hartford. Jan. 25.— (A P )— The described today to 150 of tbe coun- The Wilford gyroplane is similar ment was charged recently in a that its marketing quota provisions Noyca declared the future of J. Daly of Superior Court. Tbe would apply to four crops this year jurist wrote "denied” on the jackets appealed esse against Ervin Far- try’s outstanding aeronautical en- to the revolutionary "autogyro,” or Public Works Department report dairying in New York must be de- rington, Windsor principal found gineers. "flying windmill” Invented by the Orbere, France, at tbe Spanish with "Inefficiency on^ wutefulnMS." —com. wheat, cotton and tobacco. termined "only by the industry it- of two files submitted to him by At- Pope said a Senate-House com- torney Maurice A. Gruskay, counsel guilty Jan. 6 in Windsor Town Prof. Montgomery Knight of the late Juan de ia Clierva. Unlike the Frontier, Jan. 28.— (A P )—Squad' The commissioner, one of the flrat self," and ad(M : (tourt of cruelty in punishing a Georgia School of Technology, told helicopter, the gyroplane’s canopy rons of Spanish government planes witnesses to be summoned, was mittee was near agreement on a "If it has learned that each of for the condemned man. eompromise bill. It held sessions Last Friday, Gruskay argued for child, was noUed this morning tn tn a paper prepared for presenta- of whirling blades are actuated by droned over the Mediterranean to- slated to appear before the Grand Its component groups must play tbe forward or downward motion ol day seeking to break tbe insurgent Jury later in the day. yiesterday mommg and afternoon fairly and squarely with each other: Palka’s release on a writ of habeas Superior Court by States Attorney tion before tbe Institute of Aero- and last night corpus and an Injunction to prevent Hugh M. Alcorn. nautical Sciences of encouraging re- the flying machines, not by a motor. naval blockade of Barcelona, ^ter In the courtroom alao. was At- if It has realized that internal dis- an Intensive sea and air battle yes- torney General Charles J. McLaugh- He explained that marketing sension. distrust and disagreement tbe warden at the state prison from The action of the state’s attorney sults be obtained In studies of the WUford’s machine differs from quotas (limits on the amount of the was approved by Judge Edwin U. helicopter. Cierva’a in that the former has terday off Cerbere, Involving a lin, who with WiUls conducted adnta lead only to disintegration; if It has rorrylng out the death sentence be- of the preljipinary iq.qlry into the four crops which farmers may sell) fore Judge Daly who held ’’court” in Dickinson. Long a subject for experiment the blades more firmly rooted to its French warphip and French anti- sensed that cooperation and good aircraft batteries. Parkway land purchasec involvti^ would go mto operation when mdi- will are yitally necessary to suc- the Board of Pardons room at Mr. Farrington had been fined world over, the helicopter only late- moat and mechanically “feathered” eated suppUea reached certam Inland, over the bitterly contest- up to date more than 86,000,000. cess—then I think we may with Wethersfield. Judge Daly reserved $200 and costs by Judge Vine K. ly has received serious considera- as they approach and retreat from Judge Foster advised tha juforz levels. Two-thirds of the farmers confidence expect not only happier decision Until today. Parmelee in Windsor Town Court tion from commercial flying inter- the direction of flight. ed Teruel front, air armadas of the voting in a referendum would have two Spanish factions fought for that they call on WiUls to exam- dairs for thla bedeviled industry but Beeelved Many Stay* for whippings he admitted he ad- ests. It uses vertical-thrust propel- A deecrlpUon of hla "vertaplane,” ine the witnesaea in the Interest a t tu approve the system. a sounder, more stable and more Palka has been kept alive by ministered Dec. 16 to John W. Pro- lers for ascent and descent instead tbe upper wind of which takes on mastery, while France strength "orderly procediu« and the saving ^ Pope said the levels at which prosperous condition.” stays of execution and reprieves vost. Jr., 13, a sixth grade pupil in of the flow of air over the conven- gyroplAe characteristics In descent, ened her borders against the spread- oontrola would operate bad ing aerial warfare. of time.” He saw tbe alternative aa the in- ever since hit conviction SepL 30, Deerfield school, of which Mr. Far- tional wing. was given in a paper by Gerard P. Have Broad Powers set midway betwem Dmita Herrick of New York and Phllodel- Four insurgent warships, the Ca- dustry’s "collapse again upon the 1935. rington is supervisor. A cleanly designed bellcter, said The jurors were told they had flfed by the sapiuate House and doorstep o f the oapitol at Albany." Gruskay, who sold he plans to ap- In presenting tbe case to tbe Professor Knight, "may be expected phift. narias and Almirante ciervera and aU bUls. two destroyers, maneuvered far out tbe power to summon witnesssa. peal the latest'* decision, based bis court Mr. Alcorn said that he be- to have a high speed performanc* Prof. Jean Plc<»rd of the Univer- from throughout the state or d ^ He said marketing eoutrola prob- arguments on tbe claim that tbe superior to that ol the correspond- sity of Minnesota, who last summer at sea, avoiding the government ably would not operate for rice, lieved that the accused person planes with which they fought jres- mand the presentation of books and legal date for execution of sentence should not be subjected to a trial: ing airplane having the same power. m ^ e a flight with clusters of tiny papers of "any books or papers a t fifth crop m the new "cver-normal has p a s ^ and that a reprieve "This fact, together with its abil- rubber balloons as lifting power, terday and awaiting a chance to granary" program, because suppUea that the court or jury would not strike again at tbe government any person dr corporation 'within RESULTS! gnmted by Gov. Wilbur L. O oss convict him of the charge. ity to move vertically, appears to told a t plaiM for another one, this the state.” could accumulate to higher levels time tn an attempt to pierce tbe shipping lanes. before limits on sales applied. J. 8. Brown o f 99 Henry street, Dec. 10 last to conform with a rule He then read Statute 6061 of the the writer to make tte hellooptar Na HIta Soared. Judge Fostw told ths jury that dealer In butter and eggs, lost his of the U. S. Supreme Qjurt, which worthy of further study and devel- tratoapbere. Its investigation aboold be "tbor> The normal sup]4y of wheat for It was during a combat between example, is fixed tn the compromise change bog the other day. He denied Palka’s appeal, was illegal. (Osuttaued no Pngs Eight) cqiment tn spite of its inferiority tn ‘T'or a stratosphere flight intend- tbe warahlpa and three government ough but it abould not be permitted lost no time inserting a CSassi- State’s Attorney Lotin W. WlIHs the climbing range." ed to bring a well-equipped gondola to drag." hilt at average annual domestic planes that the aircraft dropped coosumption and exports for tbe fled ad In 'The Herald and soon said ia reply that Palka'a claim was TKEASUBY BALANCE Two other research engineers ad- to 17 to 19 mUea (of altitude),’’ he bomba near the French destroyer He suggested that it meet at leoal previouit 10 years, plus 16 per cent after the paper reached the without merit and that If it was up- vised tbe institute that 'fwlndmlU" said, "one wltt' need several thou- La Poursuivante. No hits were six hours a day, four days a week.^ as a reserve. When this reserve street a y ou n g^ rl bad returned held tbe state “ migbt as wen open Waabinffton, J 26,— (A P )— airplanes may be a eotutiOB to bet- sand unit balloons, and one of the seored. "You will contlniM your m elimbs to 36 per cent of exports and the mooey. T te incident dem- tbe door and let him go." The posltkm of l Treasury on ter flight. main problems will be the organiza- (Dispatches .from Barcelona said as long as may be neoesaary eonsumptloa, farmers would vote ea onstratea the honesty of the find- In dlscusalng on appeal. Gruskay Jan. 22: E. Burke Wilford cf tbe Penasyl- tion of the ground crew." S9 persons were killed in an insur- thoroughly perform ya or duttaa,* er but it alao abowa the power of said tbe matter was too Important Tznia Aircraft Syndlcsto, Ineentor He plana to use a single ctuatar, "Tbe inveatigatiaa that you Umidng sates. Roeslpts, 817.102,328.94 aspandi- gent air raid on the government Tbs com program would operata Cnaoaifled. to abandon now and h* would have turea, 830JS71M)91.18; balance, 82,- of a type of gyroplane, forecast a inatead of two as in the previous at- capita). Madrid reported four required to make is one i t grsat BB WISE! ADVEBTISE! to think it over before taking the 949JU7.00S.82: customs roeelpts for top mgieA a t 200 mUea aa hour with tompt, each balloon held by a 700- I a u F a g s t m l next etep. , A. the month. 818388,X0J)8. landtug tp ta i a t 40. foot threa^pttacbed to the gondola. (Costtauail an Pnaa Twa) (^^ottnoed am Pan BtaM) j '.* ^ ^ J. PmLQlTWO MANCHESTBK BVICNING HERALD, HANCHESTBR. OONN,. TUESDAY. JAJTOARY 26.1988 , HANCHESTBR BVENINa HERALD. UANCHSSTER, OONN.. TUESDAY, j A n UARY 26.1938 PAGE THRI had brought another drancblaf W IN S OUBTOOT OF OOOS authority whan 1 aay to you: ^ ahower. Oontlaued variable breeaea IN SUIT FOB mVOROE fisid and the SUto or O w e ^ c u t l GALE LASHES TOWN durlac tha afternoon eaaed towaird HERE IS FULL TEXT tha waiyht o f auttority proaa- and our elUsenry looks to you with Soms locals to mast “proviBlonal" BRmSH CREATE districts Insist m ey should be given ^ U f if attomay may and ahould at- PARK^ CARS MENACE tha Borthwaet, promialng clearing, Lois Angvlea, Jan. 35— ( A P ) ^ oonfldsnee to perform this duty SENATE A P F R O M MINERS GATHER but eolder weather. tand bafora tha Grand Jury, whUa without fear or favor of any roan, STRIKE THREATENED the right to elect their own district Stan Laurel and Ex-Wife Probably no stranger oltlw ever OF JUDGE FOSTER’S Too Many Duels in Retch, officers and manage melr district ALL DURING NIGHTI was wiitton to the records o f the they art receiving airidanca and unlnflusnced by what you may con- FOR FIRE APPARATUS HUGE DEFENSES may aaalat in tha examination of sider to be public optoioD or public affalra domestlo relations court than GRAND JURY CHARGE I witneaaea.** You need not have the demand. REEDN0MINA110N ON P A C m e COAST FOR BIG PARLEY Labor legislation also wi n be dis- Engaged in Legal Suit thU: Nazi Leader Declares cussed. The convention will for- ISUICIDE VERDICT 'Plaintiff to have cuftody of I a tto m ^ or hia aaslatant in You may retire, gentlemen. So Many Were Left A t Center 3^ur Jury room If you do not daaire mulate bom state and national leg- FORHMONG all dogs belonging to both par- m SM*aister In Terrific On- (OMlttaMd froiD P B f« O ) Chnrch And Lincoln School islative programa for me union. Los Angeles, Jan. 25.— (A P ) — :Vlt so men I tried to find a new to* IN PINCHOT DEATH Um when aba has a suitable or require him. You may eaU him Berlin— (Correepondence of theAscomful of uastlneaa "to cross (Oenttaoed from Page One) I New Sopreme Court Justice i Associated Press) —Or. Gustav rapiers over mere trtviaUtles.' Equipment Couldn’t Get Out Stan Laurel, cry-baby comedian, I tereat to forget It all, and .tn iU *; plaoo to keep and txercise | tion. NotSt only doea It appear to the Dispute Among Longskore- Lewis Tells Them Labor shoghl; Ten-hch Snow them . . .” one manB, to the Btate^a attorney, k witness. SEE EASY JOB [Scheel, Nazi student fuehrer, haa “The Idea of obtatolng absolute was man enough to admit bis fully Ruth I never have. I hava' So many cars were parked to the (OMUBoad (ram Paga Oaa) The larger naval and land guns to It was In accordance with that thaI purchase , v- of u,. the louu land luto ■I ^ that-----~ you —— will con- May Now Take Seat On Ideclded mere were too many duels aatlsfactlon wim me weapon can EUCIBLE FOR BENEHTS matrimonial raiatakea. drank just to keep up my spirits and the hills— said to Include several 18 atlpulation entered Into today by I question ahould be Investigated; the " ^ more orderly pto- ^aat semeeter and has ordered draa- goto a foothold," be believes, “only men May Mean Another rear of m « Center CongregaUonal Needs Greater Voice In That waa todlcated today in inti- I know I can’t lost doing that, and Disappears In The Storm. the coUapae of thla marrlaga had and 18-lnch cannon o f range greater attome}ra for Mrs. Beverly Mar- cltisena of the entire county and I kml. the saving of time will Rlc curtailment. If honor esses are limited to really church and the Ltoeom school lost mate letters Introduced In court by am straining every effort to get deeply affected her. than any ship-mounted gun—could tin and Francis J. Martin, movie I state demand such tovaatigaUon; I that you request ths stato’a IN ABOLISHING Court On Monday. The honor code which waa issued serious vioiatioas ot a man's honor. Big Waterfront Tienip. night th ^ it would have been Im- Councils Of GoYemment. DESPITE DISMISSALS his second wife, Mrs. Virginia Rum back to normal.” b iiatad Aa'Hnlcide bold back an attack by sea. writer, pending trial of Mrs. to the end that if no erlma has been I M tom ey to conduct tha examination months ago makes it obligatory Scheel, merefore, considered it possible Tor No. 3 company of me Laurel. The letter added mat the eecond Evan so, Biitish authorittea claim A aoutheaatar whoae gale ebook Hie 33-year*oId aetraea, £al] and Martin’s divorce action. She will I committed, such fact may be defln-1 wltnesAs before you. br every student to demand satla- necessary to amend the honor code Soum Manchester fire department Claiming she and the film actor .Mrs. Laurel had been "swell through only sufficient precautlona to keep the tlmbera of frame dwelllage here golden-hatred, alipped out of her recelva 1800 a month pending ttelv detannined and. If there is Your oath of office BANK HOLDING Washington, Jan. 35.— (A P ) — ctlon wim weapons if nia honor He madb blmselx supreme judge to get out to answer an alarm bad were reeonclled In the year elapsing It all. except the few rash mmge an Invading force at ba^ until help San Francisco. Jan. 35— (A P )— Washington, Jan. 26.— (A P ) — Appliranis For Compensnl ion trial. ‘ probable cauaa to believe that a “You will praaant no man from been violated. Byt Schbel he- over the Honor Court, outlawing there been one. you did." • and whlatlad off Into a night wild estate near Old Brookvilla early could arrive from S ln g i^ r e or even The Bensts confirmed today the Do N o l Lose Claim.** F o r between their toterlocutory and yesterday morning, attached a gar- Oh, yea, tha doga are a trio I crime has been committed, the per- lamc you for not hemg with the epume of a driven rain,, . . ^ Auatralia or India. Singapore eons responsible for such crime may you Mava any man unprasented nomtoatlon of Stanley F. Reed to bq on m me vicinity o f me Center last began their biennial convention to- Rc.-ison O f M isconduct. m love with me." It continued, “ but tamporarllT dlaabled electric service «»hauat pipe of her three days away by warship. of cocker spaniels. Yclept Mick- [ |(bt to duel m defense of honor. tioned /by the court and reviewed ernment today mat attempted en- la suing to have the decrees set _ * . . . * I maael *WMa..M.as ______ey, Bmokey and Silver. be brought to trial before the court I trom love, fear or affection or in the the Fedaral Reoerve Board; L e o ,an______Aaeoclate Juatice of_ the Supr night brought out a large number my state of mind overrules my true earty this morning In the eastern car, and led it through a ear win- The chief mlUtarv Interest cen- Bcheel’a aaslatant. Or. Martm favorably by him, forcement o f a Los AngelM superior day, urged by their leader to help • aside as fraudulent. OaUad for High Doty ?“**• *** reward." I cannot en- of automobilea and as Ekut Center feeling. If I bad to do It over again part of town, blew filling station dow. She was found dead, seated m ters on the heavy-eaUber gune being erger, has disclosed mere |« Duels wim pistols are strictly court ruling favoring me A. F. of L. give organized la6or "an Increasing- In an attempt to clarify a provi- One complication, however, is in Its light to regain control of West street la dug up moae who owned things would be a lot different, hut signa into nearby fields, arrencheo the rear, all other windows closed mounted on the "Peak” above Hong- Tou are eighteen electors of thls LSohal2m*tSS? ^'***^' * ““'Y Ire 178 honor duels from June to forbidden between students. Laurel's marriage to Wtfo No. 3, oe Jones, Chairman o f ms RFC; and coast longshoremen from me C I. cars decided to use the space bebtod ly effective voice" In the councils of sion of the Unemployment Compen- not In this town or this huslnesa at beating tree limbs and swished and the Ignition switch on. Death kong and In tha high bills just be- along the river “ with damaging county, who have the respect and •#ou win ___ .j , last December and m at moat ot The new strictures relegate m- Dancer Vera Shuvalova, New Year’s effect" ^ ^ ^ ' t h e confidence of your f e l W clU- a room provld- J. F. T. O'Oonnor, comptroUar of I Yhe vote of confirmation waa O. would "Ue up me port of Los me school and me church to park. Industry and government. sation Act which a number of Con- My marital happiness meana more bard against travelling automobiles, was caused by carbon monoxide hind Kowloon. The gims are landed currency. I unanimous. hem were over "trivialities" mat advertent assaults or affronts un- In a short Ume me entire space Day. The CSitoese version______of JapaneseIt I xnn. le believed that you wlU «»mmlestoners. bould have been dealt wim by me Angeles and involve me entire Pa- The mine workers, a bulwark of nectlCTit employers do not seem to man all the millions." swerving them away from Its force. poisoning and was officially Hated and set up only under cover of dark- "From my own standpoint" Mor- 68-year-old Ksntuckian. der me miluence of alcohol to me was m use and me driveway .from "I am anxiously awaltmg your as a suicide by authorities. ness and guards bar all approachsa attacks on Ichang was that thsre | « t honestly and ImparUMfy. unto-1 whUe UJs w t^ b lia to^ ”^ biscipllnary Court— not the Honor dlsclpltoary court aa Insufficient cific coast.” Lewis' Committee for Industrial Or- understand. Labor Ctommlasioncr return. Rum, as I feel now we can Superior Judge (Joodv.in J. Knight The southerly twist of tbs blow ganmau aaid, *lt is a cleanout ques- <>>*7 toke his seat on tha high As part of its strategy in trying the hose house to me road was ganization in its differences with Joseph M. Tone stated today mat instructed counsel for bom parties drove temperatures up to IM de- Left Two Notea to the emplacements. was no mUltaiy damage but «0 ” ueneed by fear or favor of any man Lrob ab lv o o ^ d w n .7iUZSI} . tion o f whsmsr holiUng cempanlaa I court when It meets next Monday, ourt. grounds for duels. filled wim ears. The rain washed really get together and settle down She left two notes, addressed to civilian casualties res u lt^ Chi- or ffroup of man, unlnflusnesd by oboom a etoS?****Thl The new honor code gave oSlctal They seek to end "pleasure to break the C. I. O. domlnaUon the American Federation of Labor, he has the Attorney General’s rul- r id be happy." said one of tne to bring their clients Into court tor grees by 7 a. m., and the nearly ten 1,000 Mines LeUd ahould to pirmittsd to control I Sumsrland, 78. a native of Utah, away the snow and left a sheet of sent '2,000 delegates. relatives and friends. Police and the nese also reported Japaneseapanese hadnso i t « »r or force wof publicpuouc aemanademand or i nav S e v w will iu ^ S e to *****^ :«azi approval to dueling prescrlh- bouts.” such A msot to me past six over water front workers, the A. F. ing mat on applicant Is not Ineligi- epistles, written last summer. "1 a hearing at a date yet unde- Inches of snow that covered the Reliable sources say more than oome banka through stock ownarshlp. 11 retired January 18. Ice m at would have made traveling He told one group late yesterday ble for benefits by reason of his dis- family kept their contents secret. Prov-1 ■ummoned | b S w o you for ng It as me only means by which monms have ben deemed, fought of L. has filed suits similar to me want a little home with you and a termined. ground yesterday dissolved Into a ,000 mines have been laid for the toce ciUea I for this high duty. ------You have already gtven ray own view I Reed waa mo second Supreme bad even wim an open road. The that thousands of workers would charge for wilful misconduct oc- Gaston, grandson of a former German student might uphold his merely for me sake of scars— a pre- Loa Angeles acUon In San FYancIsco condlUon was called to the atten- baby and get avay from all this rolling network of gutter streams j defense of the harbor and Tolo Bay, With three-fourths of China's an' may at aay Um* eause to be sub- that this is an unhealthy situation.” <3ourt justice to to appointed by join the C. I. O. "when once more curring previous to 1938. Tbs statute controlling the sum- honor. war mark of distinction among Ger- and Tacoma. tion of Policeman Michael Fitzger- mess." that hardly found an outlet In over- governor of Massachusetts, has been DorXb of the Kowloon Peninsula. An poenaed any wltneaees wlthto the Oentrovoroy President Roosevelt. Hugo L. Black me economic tide turns.” "As soon as an applicant’s ellgt- BO.NDS FORFEITBD living In Cascade, Colo. He left for Dr. Sandberger, however, is man students. Bridges, president of Paclflc coast ald, who hunted up me different au- Another letter read In part. burdened storm sewers. The threat elab ^«te network of military roads ^th ough first Oongreaslonal re- of Alabama was named last summer longshoremen and west Coast C. I. There was a possibility the miners blllty for compensation is deter- New York by plane last night. Gif- tt“‘j.°^?e‘le ^ « l“dla‘SB* 5a^,2f I lows: "The Superior Court nmy. 1 ter^^gatM. ^d &7.toto’“ S ^ ^ tomobile owners and a clearance "When Lois (Laurel's first wife I Danbury. Jan. 25.— (A P ) — For- of floods In this section mounted as is being thrown across the bills objectives ineludsd another 50-: actions were favorable to the Glass-1 to succeed WUIls Van OeVanter ______1 O. head, telegraphed Secretary of would vote on whether to expel W il- mine® Reconatnic- unit of longshore^n that took up basic disputes which have divided wars snapped by the wind In several by any Grand Jury unless twelve at I aaslatanU to coniTuct auch exaTilna- strong opp^tlon. Temple Witnessed By 250 According to''section 810D of me construction of bomb-proof shelters, the river In that section and ...^ "It's Love I'm After,” a Warner me A. F. of L. charter abandoned TO TALK AT THE GREEN America's 7,000.000 unionists Into places, and on East Center street shall agree to IL Uon. In interrogating witnesses BrM ch bTnka are aub-offlcea of a i*"" by San Pedro longshoremen when AcL each liable employer la ooUfled gas-proof cellars and de-contamina- situation waa not considered alarm- I main InstltuHon, whUe holding aye- Commodity Credit Cor- Bromcra comedy-drama co-starring about equal camps. recently dug ditches were flooded, tion chambers for civilians at num- ing. No Ordinary Jury neither yuu nor the atate's attor- Last Night; New Officers. me longshore men voted to join me Senator Bridges (R.. N. H.) aald of a former worker’s potential bene- as ware gutters. I UMTS ON CROPS tema banka are individually com- Laslle Howard and Bette Davis, and flt rights when me worker applles- erous points In congested areas. Bom Torrinvtnn snrt I ^hlB Statute that •>* *>• Lhe examtoer, are featuring Olivia deHavilland, Patric C. I. O. The A. F. ot L. unit con- win Explain To Seventh And last night he hod beard a rumor On tha Park street railroad bridge plete banka wim common ownar- aoltcitor general in for compensation, me Ckimmlaalon But to provide a minimum stand- p e ^ ^ e d f l ^ l d streets '* that "no person shalH hy M y rules of evidence, 1 ivoO, ne Dneft'd and argued many Knowles, Eric Blore and others, la tended It was enUUed to union Eighth Grade Pupils What that the C. I. O., which be described this moming, Albert Behrsnd re> TO BE FIXED SOON ard of safety from air attacks for from o C e r f l ^ ^ ,, plea or held to trial for r * ” * »>*y be asked aa rights of longshoremen who joined a.s "notorious for Its lack of in- er disclosed. The employer Is ad Miirhiva» hrooka M d U. 8. any crime, the punishment of which k®*™ pertinent to the toqulry. If The F. D. I. C. baa reported there ^mlnlatratton caaaa to- Fully 250 attended the public to- due to open today at me State me- Trade School Offers. vised mat me decision to pay bene ported that a woman, carrying an Hongkong’s 1,000,000 civil popula- ter. me Cl I. O. and aaaumed the name tegrity", was scheming to "take asbrella, eras blown over against tion it la estimated that 3700,000 tra^c ouWdT^f RruVi ^'“ ‘‘ed to may to deam or imprisonment for ^tneaa refuses to answer any are 23 bonk holding oompanlea to *5? Supreme Court, atallatlon of Manchester Assembly, of me InternaUonal Longshoremen’s over the A. F. of L. by a boring fits to the applicant will be final un s, m a d a m ! me United BUtea, owning 400 banka nomlnaUon waa caUed up Howard, according to advance no- John Echmallan. director of me the bridge rail, and the umbrella (Ooattenad from Pago Ooa) more must be spent for additional 1,®*^.*^'.'*'*’ *“ **'* h*te. unless an Indictment ahall have ehould come toto Order of Rainbow, loct night to the and Warehousemen's Union. from wtmin process." less an appeal la made by him to ^ It^ h u c k river eent been found against him for such and secure me rultog of me whoae 38.500,000.000 depoalta aggre- JV Senator Barkley of Masonic Temple. 'The ceremony was tices, la shown oa a mattoee idol- Trade School, will apeak to me pu- me unemployment compensation for was carried out of her hands. Ex - iim ...... n.. equipment against air raids and gaa stage star about whom all me Bridges telegraphed Secretary The mine workers’ delegates came attacks. This would Include gas “ t'®*' the road crime by a Grand Jury." It is In <”> “ >y Question of law that gate one-alghtb of all depoalta to j Hentuoky, the majority leadar. a In charge of past woithy advisors pils of me sevenm and eighth hla congressional district, wimin cept for tha raU, she vrould town’s young girls are ga-ga—and Perkins me San Pedro A. F. of L. from coal fields scattered from Ala- masks for all. FIoM cMdItlons were blamed lor the consideration of such eases of ft'®** •“ youf Inveitlgatlon. It Is federally-lneured banka. In addl- "o* taken, but Betty Harvey. Doris Gibson, Marion group had “ 15 members and me grades of me Manchester Green bama to British Columbia and from seven daya. alwoMiiu g « Off on to the railroad tracks T o U Uon there are 40 minor holding unanimous approval waa given when Bette la his leading woman. They School tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 200 Plane A ir Force a buss accident near Middletown | murder mat we In this atate are M^® better practice that such ques- Montle and Bernice &Iarsh. Ada L L. W. U. 3,000." Nova Scotia to the state of Wash- Then, tf the employer la able to w ^ h InjuiM 12 people, two of most...... familiar with the summoning '— he------preaented to the Companlea owning 160 banka Yiee President Gamer put me nomi- Robtoson waa organist for the eve- love each other, but each la a scene- In me school hall. Mr. Ekrhmallan show that the applicate left his job The overnight disappearance o f l o ^ b i ^ ^ t o S a ***** Before additional troops can to stealer, and mey battle continuous- '{The 1. L. W. U. has peUUoned ington. The convention probably whom here hospttalisto. The heavy and me action of a Grand Jury. In I writing, nation before the Benata and no ob- ning. will explain to the pupils what the without good cause, or was dis sent to reinforce the four bat- ly In whispers while audiences hear the NaUonal Labor RelaUons board will last two weeks. « ‘ han their vehlcla was proceeding along a such a caae the atate'a attomev Bring Indletinents. jection was raised to confirmation. Mrs. Emel Montle, retiring mom- Trade School has to offer mem and charged for wilful misconduct, me talions of British soldiers here now, mem reciting beautiful Itoes aloud. for cerUfleaUon represenUng San Observers expected the "Auton- ^ several assigned quotas of com or wheat road covered wim 10 Inches of J makes a specific charge against a . There are eeversl different crimes er advisor, Ihstalled me new mom- what the qualifications for entrance number of weeks the applicant may « d residents never to have been would face a penalty of 15 cents a new barracks must be built. Oon- Yeung Miss DeHavilland Is a sen- Pedro longshoremen, wim I. L. A. om y" Issue to provide the biggest water which splashed on the wind- apeclflo man. Your duty here and u ^hlch me evidence to to received er advisor, Mrs. Ann Robb and me are. draw compensation la decreased by equalled here, and the tnaw, with I bushel, atructlon of new barracks on a 37,- timental heiress who falls wildly In denied IntervenUon by board be- fight. The International officers shield, blinding the driver. .The bus now Is of broader scope.You are hy you may potot. The court can- National Guard foDowtog membera of me advisory Parents of pupils to mese grades two, section 808D of me Act pro- the attending downpour, was estl- Cotton Controls 000,000 appropriation waa started love wim Howard—and the story cause mey represent only 15 men," now pick the officers for many of lurched Into a highway fence and here summoned to "Inquire after and enLlnipate what the Crimea may I BUS LANDS IN POND, board: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Con- are Invited to be present, and espe- vldea. nearly a year ago. The first canton- Bridges said In me telegram. the union’s district governments. y t e d by Tosm Ehiglneer Frank Cotton controls woulr, operate In came to a halt In Pameacha pond, present such offenses as shall be v ^® •L*L*’* attorney. — News — verse, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wasley, concerns itself wim how he, Bette. cially those whose children plan to tea ment, 33 buildings, wUl be complet- "The I. L. W. U., representing ’S A L A D A Bowan to have flowed soma live or * slightly different manner, oon- Knowles, Blore and omers succeed ed within a few weeks. West Haven, East Haven. Bran- cognizable by this court." It may , " “ ’•Y * " y L*®* the course 2 PASSENGERS HURT Mr. anAMrs. Wyvllle Peabody, Mr. over 11,000 of me 12,000 longshore- attend the Trade School. alx Inches of srater over the ground I Terees said. It farmers approved ford, Madison and omer shore front "'*11 be that now at the beginning » Investigation state to me Bewltsar Ue. IW th lad. and Mrs. J. E. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. In disillusioning her and sendtog her today. quotas, each man would receive a It Is understood two battalions of back to me embraces of Knowles, men on the Paclflc coasL doea not Indian troops, now en route, will be towns reported some sections of your Investigation the state's at- * ^ ® J *LL®riiey a factual situation Hello agam )rou soldlera of Clarence Wood. Mr. and Mra. W il- Intend to allow atate courts to over- 8*^ ' RIpa Tin Boot certain acreage, from which ha roads bordering me sound had been tomey has no knowledge of the h» wdll thereupon prepare a me I who Is her Dance. Spring Bylngton, luartered there. Increasing the land Howltsera. 1 hope you all feel better | liam Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Paul rule majority vote of me member- 1% In the northern part of town, the market all the ootton he pro- so battered by high waves during- commission of specific crime; has no P” ’ Pe'' Indictment appropriate to Driver Blinded By Splashing Carter, Mr. and Mra. Willard Hor- Bonita Granville, (^orge Barbler, Sorcea to six battalions or about 5,- after that tospection Captato Ham- ship m choosing Its officers and rep- Overnight News wind ripped off a tin roof from the “ “,£?*■ 000 men. me night that they bad to be closed knowledge that a specific man has situation. If you re- ton, Mr. and Mrs. John Trotter, Georgia Catoe, E. E. Clive and away gave us Thursday night? Water From Road In Mishap reaentsUves, and to override me large house owned by William tmrmal cotton level is fixed The BiiUah naval forces now at to traffic. committed any crime. Your duty **“ • You will nel- Mrs. Caroltoe Grimason, Mrs Fran- Valerie Bergcre contribute to the Major Cramer waa to to to- At Middletown. general hilarity. N. R. U B.” Foulds 8r., on North Main street, **P?tts and domestic consurap- Hongkong or within easy reach are The Housatonic river at New M il- here la to examine all of the evl- K nin “ “ c hear testimony of any me ces Chambers, Mrs. William Brown, Of Connecticut and the metal was whirled to the S l? ’ ot 88 per cent, speeung officer but was delayed for I Bridges added that "attempted considered adequate for the present. ford rose four feet between S a m Menco presented to you and all of me purpose of deter- Mrs. Charles Gibson, Miss Lela enforcement”of me Schmidt decision (By Associated Press) lawn. The small building owned hy supplies for any There are some 55 ships in BrUaln'a and noon, flooding meadows. No ^h* evidence you can obtain In any “ ® 'e ™ " or Innocence some unknown reason. The peraonal Webster. appearance of the company waa | Middletown, Conn., Jan. 25.— will Ue up me port of Los Angeles Michael Coughlin on North Mato ' « " t over this to- China squadron baaed here, eight ol houses werw Immediately mreaten- your personal knowl- I “ *y. crime. You (A P )—Two of 25 passengers In s Ratobow officers seated are as ed, however. •<------. considered by Captato Hathaway as REV. NOE’S CONDITION and Involve me enUre Paclflc coast. Meriden — Mayor Francis R. them fast modem cruiaera. edge, If any you have, and determine P®*" hear any per- New York-Boston bound New Eni^ foUowa; W orm y advisor, Julia Con- street was ^ partlauy unroS“ Sorted. ~”‘ whether there Is probable cause to I? " ®efense of any charge that very good. By me way mis inspec- Danoher, Republican, appointed two Trash cans ware overturned andj Farmers falling to atay within The squadron also has an aircraft land transportation company bus verse; worthy associate advisor, veteran Democratic leaders to city believe that a crime has been com- | ,® ‘ htok may to tion was just a preliminary, inapeo- carrier, 17 first class mtoe-laylng IN HARTFORD AREA were tojured today When me vehicle Maiguerite Peabody; Charity, Alice CONSIDERED CRITICAl poata Wilbur E. Castclow. Demo- submartoes, each equipped with Hartford, Jan. 25— (A P )—Driven mltted which la cognisable by this ** tion to me one mat Is to to held Preston; Hope, B eu l^ Robb; Faith, THREE ARABS EXECUTED cratic town chairman, was reap- eight torpedo tubes, and a number court and who there Is probable I “ ^‘ y ‘ O determine me guilt or to- ^February 16th. This tospection wiu I Bernice Wilson; chaplato, Mildred by a S3-mile-an-bour wind, heavy i nocence of any person of crime. A. ii... __ --..-J..,- I after the driver waa blinded by pointed clerk of the Water Depart- of auxiliary craft believe committed such consist of me followtog schedule 3U Knight; drill leader. Lois Agard; oC tho Refers* Psper Manufacture thereafter. rain buried sUte highways and city Your duty Is to decide whether water splashing from a partially Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 25.— (A P ) — ment while Robert F. Ryan. Demo- minutes toapectlon: IS. Close order; Inner observer, Irene Johnson; out- FOR HOLY LAND RIOTS lag company plant on Hartford road The tobacco program calls for atreeU In Hartford and mroughout' ® ""’® there la such probable cause for be- flooded highway. Doctors agreed today that It was cratic chairman of the first ward Of Great Importance 10. Riot duty flrat platoon; 10. Am - er observer. Marion Pearl; color mato a a c a a e ^ tha ahutUng down mmrkeUng quotas when todlcated the atate under a flood that caused lieving that a person has commit- Mrs. Rose Glaser, 45, of Wllll- "still too early to know” whether town committee members, was re- Chinese Report ^er_e w e certain parts of your munition and ammunition supply stations. May Donnelly, Eleanor o f the miU for a short Ume this supplies are above annual domestic cave-ins, washouts, flooded cellars ted a crime as to warrant the atate mantle suffered contusions of the me Rev. Israel Harding Noe woula appototed superintendent of me and temporarily blocked aome main office to which I call your second platoon. 30 min. of gun drill, Berggren, Barbara Carter, Marion morning. Barllar, a backfire to the oonsumpUon and exports, plus a re- New Successes m placing auch person on trial be- abdomen and her son, David, 22, waa recover from me ravages of 22 daya Jerusalem, Jan. 26.— (A P )— The town farm. roads. attention. "You will diligently In- signals. Are direction and control, Olson, Myrtlce Horton, Ruth Biasell, Hartford—The annual meeting of botlar o f the M ill street plant of the korve of 175 per cent of annual do- Shanghai, Jan. 25.— (A I* )— Chl fore the court for me determina- taken to a hospital with hla mother of fasting. hangman's black flag waa hoisted ToU l rainfall at Hartford waa an- ‘1“*''®'" The investigation that you first platoon: Nomenclature and Jane Elliott; musician, Doromy me Hartford production credit A s- Rogere company resulted to a drop I “ **110 consumption and 85 per neae commanders sent word of new tion of his guilt or Innocence of auch suffering from exposure and shock. three times today over Acre fort- proxlmately 1.75 inches, the Farm- required to make Is one of great function of the Howitzer weapons, Christiansen; choir director, Mari- Considering all circumstances "he ress prison as a grim token o f Brit- sociation here Wednesday Is expect- o f temperature which neceaalUted exporu. Tobacco quotas gains today m their fight to keep crime. If you believe there Is such is coming along aa well as could he Ington and Park rivers rose quickly *“ P°''*“ ee to the county and to the second platoons. The final 16 mto- Other paasengera were comforted lyn Clayton; recorder, Dorothy ish determtoaUon to stamp out ter- ed to attract 400 persona It waa the suspension of work. James would be on a poundage basis. The Japanese Invaders from linking to- probable cau.se for bellevtog that at police headquarters. expected," me doctors said, and but the Connecticut has been only '® "“ '^ cltlzena. It utes will be reserved for the tospect- Post; treasurer, Doris Gibson. ror to-the Holy Land. said by Frank M. Kearns, secretary- Brennan, the plant fireman, was not I P**>hRy for excess sales would to 50 gether their conquered areaa of some person has committed a epe- William F. Callahan of 1654 Cen- "we have fair hopes that he will re- slightly affected. A t Dutch Point great Importance to cer- eifle crime, you ahould find a true Ing officer. So boys let’s brush up The retiring mother advisor, Mra. The first triple execuUon In me treasurer. Injured by the ilarebaek, as he was P*!|«*nt of purchase price, north and central China. ter street, Rosllndale, Maas., driver cover.” outside loading to coal. • Oonfereee voted yesterday to re- aUUon of me Hartford Electric ian '®''' bill of Indictment against him for on mings we are not eurs of and Montle, was presented wim a past history of BriUsh adnUnlstratlon in Chinese cavalry waa said to have of the vehicle, told police ten tnchea The 47-year-old clergyman en- On tha south side of Middle Turn- fovemm ent loans on com. surrounded the Japanese garrison Light Company Ule guage showed ^*®" P®hllc- such crime. In order to find a make this me beet inspection the momer advisor’s jewel, also ^ fta Palestine claimed me Uvea o f mree ODD ME810K1AL 7 6 alx feet St o My criticized. Your InvestlgaUon of water covered the road oa he tered a hospital Sunday night ano pike, a 100 foot long building own- c°l*on whenever prices at Taming, Shantung province city truo bllJ of Indlctmont x^alnst xny Howitzer Co. has ever had. from the assembly and advisory Arabs: Mohammed Suleiman Ta- 17 fMt from 1 ■ * :;'®e of should be thorough, but It fhouW reached Pameacha pond and that an mtravenous Injection of a saline on one route of the temporarily person for a crime, at least twelve Here la aome good news that you board. houn and Mohammed Rahim Or- Arkansas City, Kas., Jan. 25.— ed by W. Harry England un- levels aome of It aploihed over the wind- The majority degree was confer- and glucose solution broke mo fast f/ . roofed. aim marketing quotas were operat- stalled Japanese drive toward Su- of your number must agree upon all have been waiting for. Tonight beisha, bom convicted of me mur- (A P )— A Bible verse— "Chrtat Died shield, causing him to lose control. red on a class of 10 by Past Mother he began Jan. 2 in me hope of prov- der of a Jewish chauffeur, and Mun- chow, 320 miles northwest of Shang- such todlctmenL You may And an after drlU the company will enjoy (or the Ungodly"—traced with A break through of blue sky, Passengers crowded to me front Advisor Mrs. Beatrice Robb. Danc- ing earthly Immortality waa possi- Jet Hamdan, convicted of firing on hai, the core of Chinese resistance. timictment against a man only for Ite annual banquet and If drill starts stones 475 feet along a hillside Is bright sunshtoe and the prospect of of me bus as Its rear slid Into tha ing followed me ceremonies. ble. British troopa. Up tha Yangtze river valley, Chi- crimes that are cognizable by me at 7:00 o’clock a i la scheduled .we Fred Horton's memorial. clearing weather was to sight at ia aUge, Ize today and convene at least t pond submerging four seats. A pas- His nurse reported yesterday mat These three deaths on me gal- LOYALIST PLANES nese reportedly recaptured Hohalen, Superior Court I will not take me will have plenty ot time to flnlab up Horton, who died last week at 77, 10:80 a. m., but by the end of the u ^ reached days a week, ilttlng six hours time for the necessarily lengthy sengar opened a front window and he consumed me juice of six lows brought to five me number of river port near the scene of the at Hartford, although colder weath- day. You-will continue vour meet- me eats mat the cooks will prepare. placed the 18-foot high letters 40 noon hour, a vagrant, shlfUng wtod discussion of me orimlnai jurisdic- all occupants icrambled out. oranges, ate me pulp, and drank execuUona thla week and to seven bombing of the U. S. gunboat Pan- er forecaat for tonight, will check Inga aa long as may be necessary to 1 didn't read my friend’s article years ago. tion of the Superior Court, for I am The driver said he waa proceed- several ounces of water. Physicians me number hanged stoce Britain be- BATTLE WARSHIPS ay Dec. 12. Southeast of Shang- thoroughly perform your duties. to me paper last night but 1 would BOY SCOUT NEWS hai, Chinese declared their bombers sure that the atate's attorney wUl tog at about 25 miles an hour owing reported hla heart action as "good", gan an Iron-flated drive against The State Highway Department "You will due presentment make like to ask him what rolled leggena Obi attacked a fleet of Japanese army not cause to to preaented before to road conditions. It was raining his muscular system aa “ materially terrorism last September. mportad that at times me Silas If and when you believe mere are. Think up a good one for mia Police and tro o ^ throughout Pal- WINTER DRIVING HINT -•ifU (Oentlaiied from Page Ooe) boats In Chekiang provtoce waters, you wttneasea who wUI testlfjMto By DANNY SHEA atrophied." and hla organic func- D e u e highway waa under water probable cause for me Indictment at me time. eattoe took extraordinary precau- COLDS killing 300. facta that do not tend to prove the Dan and let me know Friday to me Hlya pals: tioning as "undetermtoed.” ^ d traffto wm detoured; the Ptoe | of any man for any crime, you show. tions to prevent repercussions. I wounded m an Insurgent Both Chinese and Japanese air- commission of a crime cognizable All applications for merit badges No Strenuous objections to me ahelltog of the former capital.) Meadow Road waa closed for a should promptly come Into court Britain's effort to keep Jewlah- No. 6 planes subjected widely scattered by me Superior Court. I f any Elof Solomonaon, John Tternsy. must to in by now to order to be ratolstratlons of physicians were FEVER Cerbere’s anti-aircraft batteries short time from New Hartford to and present such Indictment to the Arab fighting to check was compli- potota to Intermittent bombard- question arises on mia subject you and Albert Kurlowltz have jotoed recognized at me Ctoflrt of Honor made by me man who was removed If you skid 666 bvwt 4my were held ready to warn off further ment Wlnsted when me Farmington river court, wimout waiting to toveatl- may seek advice of the court; and m e Howitzer and are pleased wim Friday night. Latest announce- cated by a renewed campaign by OQ a lUppety last Thursday as dean of fashion- t«tw»e Mm H««teeh*e M air tocuraions and protect shipping overflowed lU banks; Made river gate evidence aa to any other man. in any event if you were to err by ments concerning the time and place (Serraany and Italy to make me nlwalM Central China Raid. the way things are run. (Maybe WANOHEH'XEBTATE able SL Mary's Episcopal Cathedral street, don’t UwvM TmhUtm in the harbor. Orders were to The Japanese naval spokesman rose rapidly In Wlnsted and flooded You need not wait untU all of your Indicting a man for an offense of mey wUl change melr Sntoda when S of the Court will be given this week Fascist Influence felt Ibrougbout itreets. filling cellars «dm water; by Bishop James M. Maxon who _ Jam on the brakes. Lilt foot off I Bhoot with Intent to destroy any said a Japanese raid on Ichang, In investigation la complete before so small a nature as not to to cog- mey go to camp). But all m aU TO D AY AN D TOMOBBOW m 'The Herald. Raymond Mercer Is the Arab world. y*T "Rek-Mr-Tl.ai"-W.rlS'. warplanes of either Spanlah army roads to Wapplng, Norm Coventry termed Rev. Noe’s philosophy a Anomer snag was me flow ot accelerator, leaving car to gear. LJaln^at Central Oilna. had destroyed 16 making a report or before present- nizable by this court, such error the company la pleased to have mem chairman of me court. Also: Stef In the Jlredlon In which violate French territory or and between Stafford Springs and Our congratulations to Scout "vagary.” arms over me normern border, Chinese planet, and damaged a ing an Indictment or Indictments to would essily be corrected after the with us. tehlch you are Jrlddint> not French or neutral shipping. hangar, field depot and barracks. Wllllngton were closed for a few todlctment waa presented to the Kenny Lyon, scribe of Troop 91 on His nurse said Re explatoed his where Arab leaders have whipped a the court agal.ist one or more in- Tha three mentioned above will rebel army into shape and armed ofolntl II. m a T O M O r ' French naval authorities said He also asserted Japane.se planes hours, but the department reported dividuals. court his recent promotion to Patrol Lead- cooperation was prompted by a de- toey were convinced that the La be a great combination to me sire to regain his beaim so he could bands rove me hills. bombarded Chuhsten, In Szechwan no bridges out, no serious wash- The aecrets of the cause, your Each day mat you convene you er in bis troop. Kenny Is still un- STEER TOW ARDS A RtCHFIElO Poursulvante was mistaken for an Howitzers basketball taam which resume his program. province, and Ntogpo, near the Che- outs and normal conditions rapidly own and your fellows you will duly will remam pracUcaUy togemer im- decided as to wbemer he will name STATION, TOO, AND Insurgent warship when govern- being restored. going at a groat pace. Oorp. Carson his new patrol me Hawks or In- kiang province coast. Japanese observe and keep.” When you are tll )rour adjournment for the dav. FOUND DEAD IN BA'IU ment planes attacked IL One of Up to 7:30 me storm had deposit- If your sessions extend tote the aft has been named manager of me diana. Mahieu's continued their attacks on the Can- considering orally and by discussion SWITCH TO RICHER three bomba dropped exploded In ton Kowloon railway and the net- ed 1 ;56 Inchee of water at me Hart- ernoon. aa I assume mey will, me team. He will take over $gt. Elllot'a May we take, this opportunity to the water wlthto 200 varda of the any phase of your Investigation, no work as me Sgt. has a great many New York, Jan. 28.— (A P ) — A SPB LIS'BXPC RY work of waterways around Canton. ford observation point, and about sheriff or his deputies at mid-day welcome Clayton Taylor back toto woman identified by her landlady Grocery destroyer. The warship drove off one should be present In your Jury thtogs to do wim me Inspection Scouting. Mr. Taylor has signed up China's aouthem metropolis. one-fourth of an inch waa added be- will conduct you to a convenient Recreation as Mrs. Roma Fuerdy, 35. was found R IC H F IELD the plane with machine-gun fire and Chtoeae said their air force had fore me rato ceased. room but yourselves. While evldenca place for lunch, me coat of which coming on. Keep up the work Red to aaalat Scoutmaster Derby In the 183 Spruce Street the Certore anti-aircraft battertea Is being taken by you, you may have haa done Charley or boy. dead today to *Jie half-filled bamtub THE destroyed the Japanese airdrome at wiU be paid by me sUte. The obvi- On the Same Show Manchester Green troop. He was In I ___^..s« taakfirf A . . a Hi Joined In the firing to make sure present to your jury room wim you of her apartment to Brooklyn, her knows tobocco # # • bo Woodbury Soap, Wuhu, Yangtze river port, and bad A female white rhtnoceroda has ous reason for mis is that you may Well, I'll to seeing you all tonight Scouting many years ^ o , being a the planes kept their distance. the one witness at the moment un- and don’t forget to bring your feed JOHN LfTEL In member of me Second Congrega- Center Items arms bound wim silk stocktoga and GASOLINE raided other Japanese positlona been known to grow a 62-inch hom. to protected during me lunch hour "M1S8INO WITNESSES" Lee RigflS/ oocHoneer, 8 b a r s ...... 22c der examination, an toterpreter. It bag wim you. « tional troop at the norm end. two deep gashes to her left wriaL ASK VOUR OIAUR FOR BOOKIH | from toqulolUve persons desirous of Tuesday M ra Doromy Campbell, me own- the witness doea not speak or un- hearing you speak aomsUrtng to We are glad to hear that Scouts ON WIN7IB omVINO HINTS 1 prefer Luckies 2 to 1 Lunch Crackers, DISHES TO THE LADIES! The women's Bwimmtog classes er of the buildtog, said me wonan derstand the English language, me some one about your toveatlgatlon. Jack Stevenson and Kenny Lyon explains why experts lb...... are so Interested In newspaper work. will meet aa follows: 7:00 to 7:46, was the wife of Inward Furedy, a 10c official stenographer or Matatant When you enter the Court House to THUBS. 'HOLLYWOOD HOTEL* official atenographer of tha court Kenny Is me editor of me Manches- beginners: 7:46 to 8:30, intermedi- restaurant proprietor to Washing- H YG R AD E O IL CO. Mr RiKK* go** “ “ me morelng, go directly to irour PLUS . . *Patient In Boom IS’ 22 Charter Oak Ave. Hartford Del Monte and me state's attorney or one of Manchester ter Green school paper and, Jack Is a te ;'8:30 to 9:15, nurses private ton, D. C. ••PTIHIS SEASON.” s»y* Mr.R'gg*. Jliie. afe the top cigarette ^th TAKE A CRUISE jury room. Do not stand about me class. Tomato Sauce, n m his duly appototed and swore aa- the general manager. Scout CHiarles T "I’ve sold tobacco m Georgiy ^%\t who know tobacco. And he halls or lobbies o f me building. The senior basketball league slstanta. Cuatomarlly s^eu a Grand Date Book Hathaway is assistant editor. 8 oz. can, 4 cans A # C When you adjotire for the day, pass games « i l l be as scheduled: Olson’s Jury alta In Connecticut, only me Troopa 47 and 94 are planntog 'bo Immediately out of mo Court House. vs. DlUon Vi8, 7:16; Renn's Tavern Quaker Oats, accused and, when neceuary, an to- Tonight. making a trip to Camp Pioneer Do not dlacuaa matters pertatolng TOMORROW and THURS. one of these week-ends. The trip va. Y. D. Service, 8:16; P. A. A. C. terpreter and ihe wimeas under eX' pkg...... \ to your toveatlgatlon wim any one. Jan. 35— Three one-act playa by will to m me form of an overnight va. Moriartys, 9:16. pounds. 1 figure* amounting 8c amtoatlon are present wim me not oven wim membera of your Community Players at Hollister THE NEW During January Saha ... ramp. An 1 official ranger la L now - Wedneeday about $2,000,000 ^ Apple Butter, Grand Jury In melr jury room. In families, or with any lawyer. Even street school for benefit of Educa- In attendance at me camp through- The volleyball team will practice this case, however, mere la as yet me state's attorney, If srou call lilm tional club. "Time after time 1 ve seen Luci^ quart jar ,, out me year for the convenience from 6 to 7 o'clock. BUT FOR CASH AND SAVE 16c no one accused of crime. You would for your assistance, la not to your Also annual dtoner meeting of CIRCLE and aid o f me campers. The junior boys' plunge period Strike get the prettiest wbacco «n Merchants Division of Chamber of Um a "Panonal" Loan... not be able to conduct a morough jury room to advlae you or to Influ- will be from 8 to 6:45. Fancy Bantam Oommerce at Hotel Sheridan. the auction. That’s one Investigation without a atenog- ence you m me lUghteat degree, ex- PROVEN PICTURE SEY8’ FUNEBa T The men's swimnUng period will • Taka odvaalags el PBH- TaSONAl' Com, 2 cans . cept aa be may toterrogate witness- This Week. SONAl'K eamxAete laaa sar- Luckies since 19c rapber. You would not to able from HIT! start at 7 o'clock. a Toa daol with aparlgllala la smoked ever I ve been day to day to carry.to srour mlnda es at your request. Jan. 38 —Mid-year graduation ex- j^hicago, Jan. 25.— (A P )— Funeral vloa and bOROar Iha cash Kellogg’s All- « Your First Choice . . . The P. A. C girls will practice yacacaol laoaa —«a do as an auctioneer. I the testimony of wimesaea It orould Most DIacuas Oaae Alone erciaea'at High school. cea for John O. Beys, 66, vice basketball from 7 to 8 o'clo^. you seed e* jem ctoioa oi ellMr klad el banklaf. Back Agam To ThriU Yont lean ploas. "Another reason and ao many __ Bran, Ig. pkg. 1 C i not be practical for any one or more I repeat that when you are orally Jan. 39—Birthday Ball for Presi- ddent of me (Chicago (juba,' who Tbnnday a Oaly ONE thlna aaadai le I considering or dlscus^g evidence dent, State Armory. • Taka odvanlaga af Ito Bitz, of your number to make adequate Sunday of pneumonia, will to The women’s swimming claoaea «ai a leoa hara:—Ika abOily other tobacco auctioneera p w f« and sufficient notes o f me testi- or voUng upon questions no one Next Week. LheU tomorrow. Seya, a native, ot Mill meet os follows: 7:00 to 7:45, eeavaalanca ‘TERSONAL" le raaay imall ra«utar eradil oiian and rtpoy year OBOuBia aa aay leoa plaa yea Lu«diie5 ‘a because w e have “ large pk g..., mony. You might not to able to should to m your jury room but “TRADER komia, lU., was connected wim advanced; 7:45 to 8:30, Ufa savtog. 19c yourselves. For me onlerty oonduet ^b. 1-4—Annual Herald 0»h- loan la taall aaathly ^ aelael. present a proper report or todlct' Ing school. the Chicago National League base- The junior basketball games will anoanla out foe our throata” “ Maxwell House ment to the court. lit you did pre- of your tovesUgatlon and to aid to be as foUowa: Orioles va. Falcons, e Yea Ceoliet Cem—Cbeiaea Coming Events. HORN" ball team for 21 years and was one • Hove ally OHE ploos la ealy oa omoont you atm ewe «tra-eaay on the throat b e ^ «he Coffee, 1 lb. tin sent an Indictment against any man an mtelUgent prosecution o f sny to' with of me oldest active basebaU execu- 7 to 8; Meteors va. Bona o f lo ^ o n , dlctments that you may find, you Feb. 13—Informal cabaret dance poy—laeleed of many end after aaktaf each peyaitat. / "Toasting” process takea 6ut o«- the state's attorney would to wim- at Ratobow to Bolton, auspicas of harry CAREY tives. 7 to 8; Center Springa va. Hetgbta. ■ova Him and troobla. e 8Mel yrlroey oeeured. may authorise ths official stenog- 8 to 9; Royal Bluea va. Speedboya, Yellow Bye f /v oiit knowledge or toformatloa to American Legion. eowina boo th „in irritwt. found u. mien the properly prosecute me case before rapher to furnish a transcript o f me CRISIS 8 to 9. Ask ler FREE toekM. Coma la er phooa MOW! evidenoe presented before you to the' Feb. 18— Police beneflt at State DUNCAM ROIALDO Beana.llb.pkg. AUC the court, unless be had a tran- theater. finest tobacco.) state’s attornay, but to no one alas. raUOajlL lOASS np to »900 script o f ths svidsnes presented to Feb. 18 — Annual hanqiiat of Philadelphia—Physicians at ML BLAME GAT FOB FIBE No Robbing Floor Q q If you And an todlctment agalnat you. L uther League o f i AL8d~ Sinai hospital atudled me case of Six day cr uises to N assau sailing any one tor any ertme, yonr fore- Wax, quart can eJayC Exsmlniag WltMssaa an church. "OVER THE GOAL** eight-yeor-old Joseph Fieger and BUver Q ty, N. IL , Jan. 36.— (A P ) man writ# on the tock of the PERSONAL FINANCE CO. EVERY SATURDAY— $75.00. win Tab. 18 — Annual Father and W. Hopper itm t Xtovla soberly shook their beads. —A cat which accidentally over- It Is probable that no one ot you bill o f Indictment. " A True BUI," OM Dateh Boa banquet at South Mathodlat “ M ^lcal science.” they sold, turned on oU lamp was blamed by is skilled m the srxamlnstloo of and underaaoth theoa worda ba'wUl Sufom Tifrf. "can’t do anything hors.” a ooroner’a jm y today for a are Ckmomr, 8 tatuZX)C witnesses. Proper sxamlnstloa or tlga hla nama and hla on es. “Wot*- ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. Feb. IT, 18, 19—8 t Bridget's pie- LAB T TD IE R TO D A Y i - So they took Jooeph to the work- which destroyed the home ot Cres- male af lataeast (8> aav aeat maathly aa aa- MS MAIN STREET wltneasss rsqulrss one tralnsd by man at the Grand Jury." 34505746 LentOa M oidl Gras. shop, and with a hacksaw, cut away pto VUlaboa and brought death to aald aHaalaal aw* aaoaadlac Oiaa aad ossfbly some Advice ADCnON MARKET it was near time to come down— STORE WINDOWS ANNUAL TONIGHT ly It is not It Is the fault of the Herald reader has kept a weather BO we wrote notes to our families, ' ____ POBUSHEO BT T M To "Rebuild Madrid By DB. FBANH 88e(X» «EKATJ> PaiKTlNO COUPAOT, 1N& Senate, which rules itself by a tra- diary over a long term of years and said C. C. Bane, Washington, D. C., I I BlIM]] StTMt —<— retail shoe dealer, when he and the llaaehMtsr. Conn. dition of “senatorial courtesy” in- so may be able to tell us how long THOMAS rXROUSOII Madrid— fOorrespondence o f tbs«>for there are the 14-roonths-oid ACME OB ‘'FOMPLES' {he Ofori other passenger, Philip C. King, an stead at a tradition ot public duty. It bos been since a similar amount rved As President During agent of the United States Marine Gusts Test Strength Of Plate Win H m Artkiir D. N e f (K 0«n*rAl Manscnr Associated Press)— Spanish archi- siege and defense lines. There once BY A D ttA lD C HUMPHRIES C«f>«‘aK »***. B8A S»w he. i'U raandad OetolMr 1. li l t And some day the people o f this o f snow has made quite so rapid a palatial suburbem homes provide Acne Is the medical name of aa Commission, were interviewed at tects aay it would take at least 39 Inflammatory olda disorder, usually the Hartford railroad station at 9 PaMUb«4 BT*ry ■ tmIdb Bzscpt country may have Benge enough, disappearance. lookout towers. Their windows and 1936; Al?ali Russefl Is Glass Almost To The Bostoih-Dine At Stwri” Im d A n and HolldarA Bntarad at tha years to heal the scars o f this for- doors ara barricaded with sandbags referred to by the layman aa "pim- OAST OP CHABAOTEBS "O f course, darling— If you wish,” a. m. and sand enough to put a stop to For our own part, we have lived Tbe passengers appeared uncon- Poat omea at Uanehaatar. CeaiL, aa mer Republican capital and in the and their lower rooms often are pre- ples." It produega tha diatraaaing OONSTANOB COBBY—Iwretoe; Connie said. Anything to put him •aeoad Claaa Mall Mattar. such fatuous nonsense for good aad a great many years In Connecticut Bhest g tri la cerned about their venture os they process Madrid might become the carious barracks for soldiers of tbs cropa o f red pimples topped with o’” what was another promlM more Agun Named Treasurer. Breakmg Point dan At 6 (KGock. all. I f they get mad enough they and our memory contains only one most moden city in Europe. line. pus which so often cause the boy BBBT HABIMBBTY—hers;HA bridge waited for the train but they ad- SOBSCIumON R A Tn or less? She did not see what there mitted that before the plane landed Om Taar try Mall ...... will find a way. example of sucb a phenomenon as In the midst ^ war the architects Plans bavs bean drawn to or girl In the 'teen age to (861 em- was to setUe. Thty wers happy. Par Month hr Mall ...... I -M talk of rebuilding in peace. these zones for peaostime rsoon- barraaament. BODNBT BRANDON — OODnltZs at Rentschler field, East Hartford, this twenty-four hour fada-out of a Just as they were, having a gor- Armando Peace, one of the most ;Thr high winds accompanying the A gathering of at least thirty- Sta«la Co nr ...... I •*< About one-fourth of Madrid and struetiOD. In downtown Madrid Such blemiahea commonly appear they thought they "were all done." .Dallaarod Ona Taar ...... II.M geous time. I f the first rosy glow :tive members of the Manchester storm which whipped over town live persons Is expected at the an- substantial coverage of snow stand- Its subiuiM— even on the basis of some of the large office buildings on the (ace, but may alao be pres- RATIE BLYN — Oeanle’s "doa- Despite the battering wrlnd. the 1^- WHAT! LAWSUITS? of their love had beer sllgbUy itlon Market, waa elected presi- nual meeting and dinner o f tha ' MXMXKB OP TRB ASSOCIATXD ing on a prgtty permanent founda- present damage—must be rebuilt ara but dynamite-gutted shells. ble.” passengers did not have to use today caused great concern along ent acroaa the upper back. Squeez- med, they still were very ton ->of the aaaoclation at a meet- Merchants Divtslon of the Chamber PRK8B Those debonair gentlen>en over In from the foundations, including the Other buildings which havs with- safety belts during the entire trip Main street where merchants and . Tha Aaaoclatad Praaa la aaeloalralr tion. And that Is so long ago that ing or “ picking^’ o f the pimples ma;, each other, got along beaut of Commerce at the Hotel Sheridan devastated Arguelles sector in West stood siege in better style— includ- Yesterday: Brat and Ckmnie begig “ It waa rough only when we flew aatitlad to tha oaa of rapnblfoatlon Waterbary who, according to re- lead to an un ai^tly acarrlng of the Why shouldn't they go on storekeepers watched their large tonight at 6 o’clock. Both mem- ' '^1 • f an aawa dlapatehaa eradltad ta II we decline to admit when it was. Madrid, once a ahowplace; .all the ing the telephone building, Madrid's tiielr nmiTled life. Ooaale areaders I; .V." Mr. Bane said. port, have pranced gaily down the akin. The disorder may be present were? Why should Bret per Mr. Bane confessed that many plate glass fronts strain and bend bers and non-membera may attend ’"s'ti ar Bot othanrlaa eradltad la thia If It's any comfort to the reader, suburbs lying beyond the Maaanares highest—would have to have major over a period o f yeara and the suf- If tbey will alwayn be so completely papar and alao tha local aawa nab' this wanting to settle down—talk thoughts went through bis mind before the gusts, which taxed the and reservations have been most en- primrose path of unrestricted ex- however, we will aay that that long- river. University City, a consider- repairs. ferer usually tries a variety of rem- happy, naUdag a “bome” together. Uahad haralo. about going back to work again? during the last hour of the Journey. tensile strength of the windows. In couraging, according to Chairman penditure of public money with Joy- able part of the Cuatra Caminos The city's streets, too, must un- Russell Potterton. All rtabta o( rapablloatlona of ago vast thaw was immediately fol- edies during that time, with little or CHAPTER XVni "I* mean a real promise,” he per- “We had been aloft mure than five many cases, almost to the breaking apadal dlapatehaa barala ara alao ra> district and smaller areas elsewhere. dergo major reconstructloo. Hun- no euccess. point. ous disregard of the limitations of lowed by such a sudden and solid sisted now. That grim line had hours— the plane had slowed dowm Tbe speaker wriU be Arthur O. aarrad. Salvage crews already are at d re d o f barricades— built o f paving Acne la moat likely to be found Another alx months had passed Plate glass la heavy material, appropriations, may experience that settled about his mouth. He still —I knew we were low on gas and Neff of Boeton, advertising and Pall aarrlea allant of M. B. A Bar*. freeze-up that standing ponds of work reducing these ruined build- blocks—bar tha way. among those having oiiy skins and la and Connie and Bret had been mar- and, backed by the force of the gale, ried one yetir. blocked ths door. tbe pilots were cutting down the merchandising expert, who will laa Ina quick reaction which sometimes surface water froze into skating ings to avert threats of collapse and There haa been tentative discus- often accompaniad by an oily condi- a one hundred pound front will shat- Thomas J. Keane to clean scrap metal for munitions. “Silly— 1 Just did maks you a speed to save on fuel." -- speak 00 “How to Build Bigger come to a kid when, full of laugh- sion on leaving some areas in their tion o f tha hair, Ineorract cleans- Into these last months hod been ter with nearly explosive force, Mambar Ataaiican Vawapap.r Pob- rinks over-night. It's all quite vivid Nearly every day fleets o f trucks promise, didn't I? We'U talk it all Steward Edward Lemieux said ne Business in Times Such aa These.'* devastation aa permanent souvenirs ing o f th e excess oil from the akin crowded almost os much activity as throwing dangerous large pieces of Tbe principal speaker at the Boy Mr, Neff is director of tbe New. Eng- Ilahara Aaaodatloa. ter, he runs Into the edge of a door, because that was the year that, as roll out of Arguelles with broken over tomorrow— If we possibly can. spent most of the alx and a halt at the civil war but thi« haa not plays a part in helping to cause fur- during their honeymoon. They had glass which have power enough. If land Nevfspaper Advertising Bureau Pabllahara Rapraeantattraa: Tha cose to the front. plumbing, jestin g apparatus, iron Imurs attpmptlng to keep the pas- Scout (Council’s meeting and ban- a pretty small boy, we learned to been decided. Regardless o f what is ther pimples to appear. followed the sun and the restless . . . Bret, you’re hurting my shoul- they should strike right, to sever an and la now conducting promotional JaUaa Mathawa Bpaolal AcaaoT—Haw beds, stoves, steel furniture and gone, the tourist of the future will der—youTl muss my gown! PIsasr, sengera from thinking about craah- quet January 29, la Thomaa J. Terk. Chleavo, Datroll aad BOatoa. There la considerable talk, over skate. The causes of acne are both lU' pursuits of gaiety, tbe never-ending arm. Some merchanta tied ropes campaigns throughout New Eng- kitchen pots and pans. find ample reminders of the war in search for new thrUls and excite- darling, let’s go down. Our guests liig. Keane, National Director of Senior in tha Brass City, among that group Any others? ternal and external— that is, they He said that every few minutes across their windows to hold them land. MKMBXR AtJDTT BORBAO OP Little salvage can be taken from the underground refuges honey- ment that was the custom ot tbe will be waiting.” Scouting of the Boy Scouts ot anctTLATioifs of spoilsports who call themselves the aseagjaest of the Mansanares combing every hlU. come from both the inside and t ^ they would ask where they were. against the strain of wind which Following the dinner, a short outside. Of the two, the Internal golden world into which Cbnnle had “Sometimes I wonder if I oughtn’t war blown In at corner connections. America. Mr. Keane's subject Is the Citizens Good Government Aa- been born. to hurt you," he murmured. ^ 1 he "Bane kept asking for coffee, wWle business session will be held at Tha Barald Printing Compaap. laa., cauMa are the more important Any A t tbe Dunlop tire store on Main to be "Builders of a Stronger Gen- which officers of the Divtslon arlU dropped his hands, stepped aside. King kept ordering chewing gum. Officers and committee of the. Cristoforo Colombo Societa at the 30th annual meeting and banquet agnamaa no dnanalal raapooalbllltp soelatlon, about bringing a series of of the following causes may operate Newport, Palm Beach, Bermuda street, on angle iron, binding a con- eration." The Scout banquet la be elected tor tbe coming year. Hr. (ar iTPographleal arrera appaaring la lows for employees aitd their rela- Switzerland, Cannes, Florida, Cali He knew her promlss bad not meant I must have given him six or seven held In the Sub Alpine Club Sunday. Above, (left to right front row) are: Joseph Naretto, Frank Fac- to be held at the Ann Street Y. W. hdvartlaamaeta la tha Maachaotar civil suits against several of the In New York tives: to produce the disorder; Oontlnucd packages through the night", cliettl. Samuel Amadeo, Presidente; Peter Cordera, William Belflore; second row, Brmlnlu Ventresca, nection of two glass plates, fell oil Potterton heads the slate that arm Branlng Rarald. constipation; overeating o f sweets, fornia, Hawaii—a niade race from anything— ’V we possibly can find early today, and the wind, catching p. A., Hartford, Saturday, Janu- be recommended by the nominating city officials for sums totsding sev- BUPING GAINS 1. When a death has recently oo- Lemieux said. Salvatore Raimondo, John Rota, John Plano, Joseph Peretto, Louis Zeppa; third row. Frank Plano, the use rich foods; lack of aun- one to the next, a frantic rush time,” she had said. He knew she under a corner of one plate, bent ary 29. committee. eral hundred dollars, under Legis- curred in the family. at The experience did not seem to Joseph Antonlno, Primo Gavello, Salvatore DePumpo, Louis PalluzzI and Antonio Falcetta. somewhere else again. Or so It would see that there would not be It far out from the window frame. TUESDAT. JAKUART 29 Washington.— The anti-lynching Was the deceased un'der age 69 shlna; and too little exercise. daunt the pasaengera aa they ex- lative provisions In the city char- Some of the outalde factors which seemed to Bret and so now he com any time on the tomorrow, or the Spectators expected the glass to bill is aimed at the south but the MADE IN STATE and employed after 1936 in a fac- plained to Connie on this, their first next, or the next. pressed themselves aa being Just aa ter especially providing for the per- tory, store, office, mill, warehouse, aid in prolonging the disorder are keen for flying aa ever. Thia was situation la practically reversed. crash with each gust of wind, but CURB QUOTATIONS ARE YOU 3/ u n — . COURTESY BUNK parts of the country suffisrlng most anniversary. What was wrong with him? Why none of them were quite forceful sonal liability of any officer of the quarry or other type of Job covered the excessive oil thrown out on the Bane's first flight. A temporary change, so that atop PICK CONTACT GROUP from the filibuster against it are ekln surface, which oU cauees the "W hy don’t we stay put for a did he allow Connie to pull him first agitahonf or stop enough to "lay on the final straw.” L It haa hlwaya seemed to us that city or any member o f any depart- New York and Chicago, especially by the Federal old-age Insurance change?” he asked. “ When are wa this wsy and that? She bad asked .Armando Peace “ It's Juat our luck to have the signs v ^ l (ace on Summit and By ASSOCIATED PRESS ONLY A 74 W IF E ? program? akin to collect 9 r t easily; and alao Pedestrians passed close by on the the latter. going to settle down, honey, as we him If he was happy, if hs wss glad train go off the track," Bane said Parker streets, Instead of the Pike, cm Mver • tkrm-qmtttt tricks and devices which blocked or ment or board o f commissioners of December Increase Caused the tendency to equeeze the pimples FOR ARMISTICE PLANS sidewalk, unaware that except (or wtfc—« wife v Imi ia Im U a ta r iktm w m m a f PI Hardly a day passes but some of I f so, a claim for a deaUi pay- said we would, to tbe eerioua buol- he had married her one year ago to- ing of the directors of the associa- Jokingly as he and King Jumped will be proposied, thia relocation to Am Gen ...... 9 unduly interfered with the process- the city who shall participate In the and blackheads which aervas to luck, they might have been walking iba Month—but a halLcat tba fovth. the southern senators reiterate that ment should be filed by th^estate neas o f living? We can’t keep this night She bad not noticed that he tion held on Sunday. In taking the aboard tbe Washingtonian at 9:19 SIGN REMOVAL SEEN last at least until East Center Ark Nat Gas ...... 384 Ho mattar bow roar bnak aatiaa ma matlar • cause further Irritation. Lack at through a cutting shower of glass. liew loudly your narvaa eeranm—4ee*t tahn Ii es of legislation were rather by way payment of city bills in excess of while in 1987 only eight negroes or family with the Hartford field up forever, you know.” had not answered. He was not sure office Mr. Peace is not new to tbe a. m.. to continue onto their destl- street ia again usable as a through Asad Gaa and El A ...... IH By Sharp Adrance In office of the Social Security Board proper cleansing at the skin and work as he was the president of the east and west route. In spite of these near accidents, Ara Sup pow ...... ouloo■ I t o n TOW huaband. ot being revotutlonary—attempts to appropriations. were lynched, the toll of gang kill- He bad come Into Connie's d rais- of the answer himself, as yet. nation— Washington, D. C. Special Committee Named To ...... % For tbraa at 690 Main S t mlsrgulded treatment in the way of association for the 1936 term, which however, and with falling signs ings In Chicago aad New York in He knew now that he had mar- Cent States El ...... Hnnoibar bow to co **amlUac tbfMfb** with aelM the fonotloa of govemmMt So, not only is there at least an . 2. When a member of the flunlly smearing on ointments, may also ing room, where she sat, putting tbe Further Plans For Big 20th flung from thelzt moorings, no mis- ats Serv ...... L y d la ^ Ptnkhnm'e VeswUbU Cempeei ‘ r,trJ recant years Is measured by dozens. Hartford, Snrrey Shows. last toehea to her hair. They were ried Constance Oorby, tha richest ...... 1 % from the hands in which the Consti- outside chance of a grand Jury in- has recently attained age 69: intensify the tendency to acne. Next Selectmen’s Meeting Anniversary Program. haps to persona were reported from El Bond and S h a re ...... 8Vh Was the person who reached age baviug a dinner that evening In girl in the vrorld. Ha knew what CHINESE AMBASSADOR GAS FUMES DRIVE 50 these sources. Ford Limited ...... aroara which woMU must •o d m . tution and the people have reposed quiry into the proceedings of the Senator Russell of Georgia hunted There ia considerable evidence to celebration of their anniversary. It was beginning to do to him. Ha ...... 9H 69 employed, after 1086 and while Nlag Hud Pow ...... 78i it We have always felt that way Hayes administration—and grand out a crime report by J. Edgar Due entirely to a sharp rise In believe that in a patient who has This was not the firat time Bret was caught in the same golden To Discussion Condition under age 69, in a factory, storo, A special committee of represen- FOR.MEB, REPRESENTATIVE Penn Road ...... wmm Hoover, chief G-man, showing Chi- followed wrong habits of living. Na- cage, bis wings 'lod been clipped. He RETURNS FROM JAPAN ...... 2H Smsalct—wot* th«B a oMHca lavs about the pigeon-holing of measures Juries have a nasty way of some- Hartford, building permits issued office, mill, warehouse, quarry or had voiced these same thoughts. He FROM BIG APARTMENT tatives ofjqcal ex-servicemen’a or- DIES. Unit Gas ...... 4«4 written to UtUfc repoctisg Cwlc(h. cago m 1939 bad 343 murders and ture attempte to bring about a gen- lyd times opening the way to criminal other type of Job covered 1^ the seemed to be voicing them more re- bad lost his freedom; his own inde- —ww Bdt sv : PIMXRAHV in committees under conditions “non-negUgent" manslaughters, and by Connecticut cities and towns eral cleansing o f tbe body during On Middle Turnpike. ganizations affiliated with the Per- Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 2% VZGCTABLB COUP! Federal old-age Insurance program? peatedly lately; more perslstentiy. pendence. He was not the same Mlddletowrn, Jan. 25.— (A P ) — which made It practically Impoaal- prosecutions— but Ossa threatens 331 in 1936. New York bad 369 in during December showed an in- the 'teen age at a time certain im- Connie turned to look at him. He man ha bod bean. “ I Bring No Peace Terms” manent Armistice Day Committee crease both as compared with No- I f so, a claim for a lump-sum portant glands ara devaloplng, and Worcester. Mass., Jan. 28.— (A P ) David E. Karlaon of Haddam, for- ble td get them out for a vote by to pile on Pelion In the form of 1939 and 364 in 1936. payment should be filed with the did not look like tbe man she bad Or at least he would not be tm- Declares Hsu Shih-Ying On was selected last night at a meeting Just to help out, he read a para- vember and with betwmber, 1986, it that acne may be a part of thia Agitation for the removal of —Fifty persons, were driven from a mer member of the state House of the fun leglslatlva body. We (eel masses of property attachments and Hartford field office of the Social married— although Connie did not Jass he made Connie listen to him. Arrival At Shanghai. of the parent group to prepare Representatives, died In a hoapital graph from a news story saying Is revealed In the monthly building cleansing proceot. However, the reoognlza that (act— any more than She thought she could put him off traffic stop signs from Middle Turn- 17-apartment building on South plans (or the proposed special 20th that way about flllbusterlng tactics. all sorts of unpleasant things. survey taken by the Department of Security Board. This claim should here today. He waa 42 years of that on New Year’s eve in Brooklyn, young person who has followed cor- she looked aa aha had when she had again tomorrow, but she would find Main street early this morning by anniversary program scheduled tor Of course, there is much oftener Sales and Traffic Development of be filed by the wage earner who Shangahi, Jan. 29— (A P )—Hsu pike will be brought up at the next age. — And era are pretty firmly eonvlaoed which he described as "a part of reached age , not by others. The rect hablte of living ia abla to go pretended to be Katie Bljm. He was she was mistaken. escaping fumes from a refrigerator next Armistice Day. the New Haven Railroad and made 66 ShIh-Ying. China’s ambassador to meeting of the Board of Selectmen Karlaon oerved aa a Repreaenta- that no legislature and no Congress talk o f such proceedings in our greater New York", the "parlsh- employee does not have to retire through this stags o f davelopment Just as tall, as broad of shoulder; (T o Be Oontinned) plant In the basement. In addition to the member dele- public today by W. J. Landon, sales Japan, returned to his homeland to- for its consideration, it waa in- Uve from Haddam in tbe 1931 and carefree system of American munl- ioners of the Church of the Holy from work in order to collect this without embarraaolng pimples 1 his ayes war* as dark and direct; It Fire Captain James E. Ryan said gates selected, Captain James H. Try—New, Improved that permits, such obstructions to be Rosary celebrated their services an and service agent. day with tbe declaration that “ I timated today by Selectman Mathias 1J33 sessions and waa a member of lump-sum payment believe that when they appear, thay was not that be wore Immaculate the gaa was sulphur dioxide, a pene- McVeigh ot Company K and Cap- introduced or continued, under Its cipalittes than there are actual pro- hour earlier than usual, and under bring no peace terms." SpiesB. For several weeks, since the Haddam Board of Selectmen for Permits granted in December by are a sign that ths patient should whits tie aad tails Instead of rough trating suffocating gaa. tain Raymond E. Hagedom of the ceedings themselves. But there ap- the protection of a special police de- On board tbe liner Emprets of the tearing up of large sections of The occupants, many of them eight year#. own parUamentary system and the 29 communities covered la the change hie wrong habits of living to twee^. Then waa something more Howitzer Company were Included in tail, on hand because of a long series railroad survey amounted to 83,798,- WOMAN IN DRIVE Asia be greeted hia fellow country- Bast Center street, east and west young couples, huddled In the rain He la survived by a brother and rules, la parformtog the fimcthm for parently la a good enough chance better ones. something that did not have to do the committee selected. of beatings and holdups In that sec- 783 which was an Increase of 8964,- men, saying: “ I am convinced that bound traffic has been using tbe or In corridors of nearby buildings sister. of real action over in Waterbury to The three changes which will do with outward appearances. For out- the invasion by foregln forces can Turnpike, and recently, there have Those selected and their organi- which poarer WM delegated to It by tion.” 488 as compared with November. As The Poet’s Column ths most good are: First, the adop- until the apartmgnt waa cleared and wardly, at laast. Bret bad adapted make (Tbina more determined to been complaints at the necessity of zations are: W. Henry Weir, Amer- the people. wipe the grins off the faces of soma Senator McKetlar of Tennessee noted above, ths Hartford permits, tion of those measures which will FOR CONGRESS POST the leak repaired None required RESEARCH EXPERT DIES then quoted from the Illinois crime CONTENTMENT himself very well to his wife’s gold- maintain its Integrity . . . more stopping for tbe signs at Parker Immediate medical treatment. ican Legion; William Allen, V. F. Thera Is one nJe la the United of tha bojrs arho seem to have been which reached a figure of 81.468,902 bring about a thorough cleanoing ot W.: Fred Baker, BriUsh War Vet- BELL en world. united to fight for the righ t” street and Summit street. Letters survey report, which said: for December against 8837.011 for To those who love the simple things ths intestinal tract; second, the use Old Saybrook, Conn., Jan. 38. — States irhich appears to transcend having a perfectly wonderful time around "W e could keep It up forever. If Since the Shanghai area is under sent In my motorists indicate that erans; Arthur McCann, Army and 'There have been no convictions November, accounted largely for of the fast, followed by a whole- (A P ) — Filraan C. Gates, historical for quite a while. Contentmant comes. It easily Is we Chose,” Connie answered. She Japanese domination, he remained cars very seldom cross the Turnpike CARBON .MONOXIDE WARNTNQ Navy Club; Joseph McCann, Dis- research expert and author, (ell dead an other rules. It is a rule existing In gang murders in Chicago during the Improvement In the general some, simple diet; and third, the found. thought bow handsome he looked. To Ran For Nomination At on board the ship. He will continue on Parker street, and- at Summit abled American Veterana; William In hia home here today. wholly at tradltloB. It is that there the period covered by this analysis state total. correct method of washing the af- — 19U-37. This Immunity from The sparkle placed by moonlight on She hoped, though, he was not go- to Hongkong and fly from there to street, although there la more Shields, YD a u b ; Lawrence Con- Eight of the other cltlee and fected areas, supplemented by local Hartford. Jan. 25.— (A P ) —Con- He was the son of the late must never be aa end to debate so BRITONS AND BANKERS punishment la apparently due In the snow; ing to be difficult tonight ot all Hankow, temporary capital. crossing, it is said to be less than verse, Spanish War Veterana. towns on the list also reported gains treatment If neoeeeary. necticut automobUlsts had before Charles F. Gates, former town clerk IcBg aa there la a single senator part to collusion between polltldans The winter clouds with softened tlmss. ''What’s the matter, darling, Iowa In Jnne; Ii Well the burden of traffic on tbe Pike. them toflay a warning by (Commis- Tbe special committee will re- H ie future of human liberty de- for December over November, how The treatment of acne must be and Judge of probate. Hia book BREAD after-glow. aren’t you happy? Aren’t you go- Mr. Spleaa said today that on ef- port to tbe main body when their who wMies to staU off a final vote and reeksteers and to tbs rule of ever. These were Derby, Green sioner Michael A. Connor of the dealt with the history of Old Say- UNION MADE pends on Britain, France and the The toy that comas with each return- both local and constitutional and a ing to kias me and tell me how glad fort has been made to keep all stop plana have been completed. silenee required by the underworld wlcb, Manchester, Meriden, Nauga- Known In Fanmng Circles waa one-of the best years that tbe MAN BURNS TO DEATH Motor Vehicles department that the brook. He had been slightly 111. on any particular measure and who ing spring. number of measures must be used you are that you married me Just market ever had and which result- signs on east and west streets in danger of poisoning from carbon United fltates, declared David Lloyd code of ethics." tuck. New Britain, Stratford and haa the phyBcal strength to keep When brooks and birds their carols simultaneously, in order to bring one year ago tonight?" ed In not only tbe market beit^ tbe part of town in question, so that monoxide gas Is at Its greatest at KINO ON A IR T R IP George In aa interview in France Wllllmantlc. We must tell you about Andrew gaily sing. about the most rapid results. opened during the strawberry sea- AS HRE RAZES HOME a north and south street would not this time of the year. on talking or reading books or Hartford's big total topped the srithla a couple of dajrs, asserting Jackson and the outdoor plumbing An free aa air; hut pleasure they Constipation will usually be pres- She held out a slender white arm Ottumwa, la., Jan. 38.— (A P )— son, but also for the first time In have tbe right of way at one cross- He advised precautions be taken London, Jan. 25.— (A P ) — King Better Taste — making a pretenae o f continuing the December list, while Oreenwlcb and that these democracies still held the which almost got n the Oongrsis- win bring ent and requires adeoMte measures to him; he took her band and put Mrs. Ellsworth Richardson, who Um fall season. ing. and have stop signs at the next such as being sure that the floor George tomorrow wtU make his sec- debate. sional Record. Senator Bailey of West Hartford were sec.nd and To some; and also eweet content- for Its cdrrecUon. 'Those who are bis lips to Its palm. But he did not M r. Pesce gave much valuable Two Cottages Destroyed In Old mtersectlon. A "stop and go" street boards are tight and the exhaust ond flight since taking the throne. cards and oould make a clean sweep ment. was the first woman to rsoeivs the A t present a group of senators North Carolina brought up the sub- third, respectively. Both Hartford troubled with acne generally notice offer any further demonstration. time to the ntarket and when he Saybrook; ‘ Woman Saves is considered dangerous, Mr. Spiess pipe is not broken. He has decided to fly from Cran- arben the time came. and West Hartford were among the American Farm Bureau’s dlsUn- said, and officials have tried to keep The commissioner stated: well airdrome, about 60 miles, to ;PA I Ni Better Toast from the floutbem states Is oon- ject during a flUbuitss speech. that the pimples are most profuse She was a little witch; she knew declined to take tbe office a year I^sband, Daughter. ACQUIN TABLCTS workfaat No doubt there are a great many "One of the roost interesting three leaders in the preceding Contentment must at times be dear- after they have allowed the intes- arulahed medal for meritorious serv- ago there was regret expressed by from creating such highways. Un- "When you warm up your car by Inspect Royal Air Force cadets. to rel ier a yeriodk palnaand glT# duetlng a filibuster against the fed- ly bought. abs could turn him aside from all til within tbe past two months. Americans adto feel that there is things 1 know about Andrew Jack- month. tinal elimination of remain slug- ssrtousnsss by means of those slen ice to agriculture, announced today many of the membera. Now that letting the motor run after you have Wing Commander B. Flelden will tneraaaad aaaa and com fort. The wind and heart with sorrow Old Saybrook, Conn., Jan. 39— Summit street carried more traffic Obtain AOQUIM TABLETS lo- eral anU-lynchlng bin. They eX' son Is that a Judgment was taken The general Increase over Decem- gieh. The patient may do a great der arms^and sweet soft lips. She she would campaign for lows'a U. he hJU again been elected aa head s ta r ts it on theor cold mornings, pilot the plane. The King's flrat between these three great democra- ber, 1036, was 8418,181. and was deeply wrought. (A P )—William A. Seiner, 70, burn- than did the Turnpike, but now the keep the garage door open." flight aa King waa last August 8. tuu doT and jom no mora will drand A t A ll Independent Grocers press their determination to prevent against him when he left for Ten- deal to encourage a better func' bod used 'them too often to win her S. Senatorial nomination on a pro- of the association the membera are 'UMBadajra.** Cantalnanothing cies a bond so unbreakable, if fiaxi- shared In by eleven of the 39 com While seeking It. a former king ed to death today In a fire which SOe nessee, which is recorded In Rowan Uoning of tbe Intestine through owm wsy. gram advocating world peace, me- looking forward to a good year and bnnnfal or habit forming. WUl a vote on that bUI by the simple de- munltles. These were Danbury Renounced his throne, and is wan- Mr. Pesce haa assured them that destroyed two cottages here. ble, that In any real world crisis it county", Bailey said. 'It. remained dering. using a larger amount of the green “That's why tonight is a splendid dom. happiness and security. > M ra William Selmer, a neighbor, not opaat tba atomaeb. vice of talking everlastingly, no Hartford, Manchester, Meriden he will do all that ia possible to could not fall to hold tha trio of na- bn record against him for several The woman he loved Is now hia leafy vegetables which provide bulk time for new resolutions," be said. The 99-ycar-o1d farm woman, rescued a crippled husband and a matter at what cost to the conduct years, but one day the news of the Middletown, New Haven, New Lon or roughage, and through taking veteran of many campaigns for eco- make tbe year one that will be a BOX o r 12 tions In a defensive alliance. bride; "A turning point; another begin- daughter convalescing from an ill- ONLY 25^ Battle of New Orleans cams, aad don, Stamford, Stratford, Torrlng nomic and aoclal reform for agricul- record breaker. l A C Q U I N o f the nation's business. They kqow Win their happlneaa grow, and lova vigorous physical culture exercises ning. W e’ve played at marriage ness, as tbe fire razed their bome, However, it la at least a little dis- the creditor, think, sneaked up ton and Willimantlc. ture, surprised party leaders When Alvah A. Russell has been re- U S ES EVEN THE FIRST 12 TD 24 HOURS TODAY they are In a minority, that the 1 abide ? each day of the type beneficial In and yes. It’s been fun— for a whole one of the two. there— he did not do It publicly — Comparative building permit sta- named os treasurer of the associa- concerting to read the Lloyd George We hope it will: That side by tide strengthening tbe abdominal mus year. Now we must begin to work she said she would attempt to wrest Seiner attempted to escape after Ask for ACQUIN At heavy preponderance of opinion In and wrote on the Judgment, 'Can- tistics for December, 1937, and for tion and both officers are assured Item on one page of a newspaper 'Their hearts are filled with .content- clea. at it.” the Democratic nomination from hia two dogs barked a warning. Tbe Arthnr'a Drug Store Congress is In favor of the bill— but celed by the victory of New Or- December, 1936, were given in the Senator Guy Gillette and other pos- by 'the other members of tbe asso- ment. In tomorrow’s article I will dis- "You didn't say you’ve been hap- animals were saved. Two neighbors and on another page of the same leans.' railroad’s survey of municipalities sible Bspiranis in June. ciation that they will bring to the RED TAG SALE they do not purpose to have It be- cuss The Treatment ot^cae. Watch newspaper read a London dispatch, "Will the senator tell us what along Its lines as follows py," sbs pouted. She turned from auction market in Manchester all turned In an alarm. come law If by filibustering speech- A little child In his tiny bed. for It In this newspaper. him again, bent forward to touch a Mra. Richardson will be tbe first Mrs. Selmer dragged her husband that Judgment was about", asked aty 1087 1936 woman in Iowa to seek .Congres- o f tfietr produce Instead of selling written by a thoroughly responsible With shining hair and cheeks so rad; drop of perfume behind tbe Uny from the flaming structure and then es or triekety they can prevent. Senator Clark at Missouri, slyly. Bridgeport .... i 67,140 8124.298 Was rocked to sleep on hia mother’s sional office since suffrage was to buyers at tbe farm, aa was the oorrsspondant, asserting that a QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS pink lobe of each dainty ear. She returned to her daughter’s aid be- of One at the long-distance speech Bailey didn't know, but Clark did Bristol ...... 36,069 89,116 knee adopted in 1920. case with several different produc- group o f London bankers "has been and told us r.ftsrward. got up. ‘*The finishing touch,” she ers last year. fore firemen arrived. makers la f i ^ t o r Bilbo of Ulssle- Danbury ...... 0.669 9,225 To the tune of an old fashioned (Combining Foods) Plainly, Mrs. Richardson bxses making new efforts In the past few He said Jackson and a group of melody. laughed. "Now I, too, am ready. Do Mrs. Mildred Deming, an employe To Keep The Chimney Smoking Berby ...... 3,000 3,340 her entry in the political field on the slppL Last PTlday, on resuming the Question: V. 6 . writes; "1 am an I look beautiful enough to picese ot the state hospital at Middletown, young blades were angry at a lead- East Hartford . 8.848 81,360 She sang of baby In a tree top tall, theory that wpraen have a “ definite dajrs to extend British credits and extra in motion picturas and waa you, my husband?” a resident of the Selmer house, was burden c f the debate, he said: ing citizen of GuKord, North Caro- Greenwich 370,340 332,729 And of boughs that break— and place In polltica.” BIG PLANE FEARED LOST FLOOR SAMPLES other economic health to Ger- talking to a featured . player tbs “You always look beautiful to absent In Middletown at the time. lina. and one night rode up to bis Hamden .... i 39,400 98,429 cradles that fall. "They,” she emphxalied, “are af- Mr. President, I am not yet a many.” other day who tells me that ha re- me," he said Almost too beautiful, FLOOR SAMPLE place on their horses. There they Hartford ...... 1,468,992 394.693 Was the baby frightened? O no! not fected aa much aa onyona elsa. filibuster; It Is not my purpose to covered from stomach trouble aad be thought, viewing her shining LANDS IN EAST HARTFORD To be sure, the efforts to reach attached ropes to a certain outbuild- Manchester .90,120 48,804 at all! Every American haa a placa la poli- Reg. Price------818.95 make a filibustering speech to- haa greatly improved hia health hair, bright eyes and lovely skin, agreement with German financiers ing and pulled it over, Hallowe’en Meriden ...... 69.1.90 16,699 He waa wrapped in warmest content- tics if he or ahe cares what happens THREE HREMEN HURT Ends Soon! YOU HAVE day; but in all serlouaneas 1 want through following your rules for the slender sheath of sliver that en Sale Price — 813.89 fashion. Middletown 17.720 19,325 ment. to the nation, since polltica are the (Oontinned from Page One) to dlscuaa with my colleagues on the terms of the credit are said The owner ran out of his bouss good food combinations and taking cased her figure tbe glitter of Jew and the country at large the tre- Naugatuck ... 13,029 48,540 tha slanting board exercises which means to an end we desire. Women tfr: to have collapsed even before the and identified Jackson aa one of the A man and wife will stsul their new els on fingers find arms and neck. ton. and crew membera consisted ot AT FIRE IN ANSONIA Saving! $1.40 Reg. $5.95 Westinghbuse Flatiron— mendoua Issues suggested by the New Britain .. 81.794 83,849 you recommend. I am puzzled as are no exception. They're ctUsens.” horsemen. He went to tha court career. With a pang be recalled the girl he Co-Pilot James Corrigan and Ed- Now ------pending measure, I want to an- British government made It clear New Haven ... 130,189 114,690 to just which foods combine well Has Two Sosa $5.35 Determined that never will any bouse and got a Judgment for 88.90 19,650 had married In the navy suit and Mrs. Richardson, mother of two ward Lemieux. both of Newark, be- Ansonla, Jan. 38.— (A P ) —Three SUNBEAM ^TO FEED New London .. nounce however, that while this that it frowned on such proceed- against Jackson. But by that time 22,000 strife appear. with each other. WUl you be good Norwich ...... 11,807 53.617 perky hat, her hair wind-blown, her sons, believes ahe knows what the aldea Capt. Jones. firemen were injured In a fire which TOASTERSET Reg. $3.93 G. E. Flatiron— la not a filibustering speech, be- ings, but It is not in the least help- Jackson was headed for Tennessee Ths favorite dishes are always nice- enough to outline some simple rules eyes laughing and radiant and average woman wants, and that the Johea said the ship took off from damaged a business block in the cause I am not going to detain and the Judgment lay unsettled for South Norwalk 6.9,430 218,875 ly cooked; for me to follow? As you are prob- Now ■ ■ ■ ful to the prospects of a Brltlsh- v/arm. T ^ t ^ r l had been beautiful average man clings to ths same be- the Newark airport at 8:30 o’clock heart of the business section early $3.55 the Senate so very long on this Stamford . , .. 87,490 84,134 THE many yeara Then came the news All meals on time; naught has been ably swara, being in pictures Is In a different way. He could not ex- today. occasion, ret If it becomes neces- Franoo-Amerlcan defensive under- Stratford .,., 71,929 96,578 tlefa. last night and encountered 90-mlle- 3 of that famous battle that was overlooked. somewhat of a nervous strain, aad plain ths difference, unless It was Carl Schultz and Patrick Fitzger- Reg. $3.50 Telechron Kitchen Clock sary to defeat this unthinkable, standing to be told that the British Torrlngton .... 31,346 18,743 Now, If some day an ugly cloud Women want a world peace, ai.-hour headwinds. fought at New Orleans In 1819 aft 1 find that my stomach mUbebavas of the spirit, but It had been there. ald were taken to a hospital suf- Waterburv ____ 64.025 100,423 Is trying their happiness to shroud; freedom, happiness and seoitrity. He said the ship "overihot" the Now ■ ------un-American and undemocratic bankers' filrtation with the Retch er the war had ended. The note unless I use only the slmpleet of "Then you still love me. darling, fering from exposure and smoke $3.15 West Hartford. 227,686 997,677 Then they should eey: in accents These arc the same things men are radio beam sent out by the Newarz peace of legislation I am ready to bad the encouragement of Sir Mon- cancelling followed. meals. As toon as I try eating any- after one whole yearl" and Albert Tanner suffered an In- speak SO or SO days or longer/ West Haven ... 18,140 30,208 loud! thing, my discomfort comes right searching for and when tocee things station and chat during the long Reg. $4.50 Miller Table Lamp— FURNACE jured knee. tagu Norman, governor of the Wethersfield .. 25,190 79,990 Get out! We have found content- “I expect to love you still after are found, both men and women flight "three or four" beams were defeat this measure, so help me bock.” one whole lifetim e!" His tone was Three stores on the first floor and N o w — ...... God, 1 would be willing to speak Bank of England and various politi- WllUmantio .. 8,500 610 ment. / will share equally In the blessings used. - $4.05 Answer: As you bavs dlscovared, sharp. But they should share the steps to- two business places on the second every day of tha year 19SS. Once cians of the Conservative party’s you are not the only one who la i.’e tried to tight our way back floor were damaged. ff. Quotations— When work Is done I chooee an "But you're oroes with m e!" She word them, too. Reg. $10.00 Miller Bridge Lamp— upon a time 1 did speak ten hours aware that tha man or woman at- to the Newark airport,” Jones said, Fire Chief (Charles Brett said the central headquarters. eojy chair. linked an arm through his, urged Real Security The wheels of industry would find a day (or six months and I am tempting to act before tbe camera "and were in constant touch with origin of the fire bad not been de- Now — — CerUInly If the United SUtes And a book I ’m certain will an- him toward the door. "This is no Translated into tbe potIUcaL - $9.00 ready and prepared to do It again. 5,300 IN THIS STATE officials there.” The united States has no busi- must be careful of the diet. Many time, darling, to be croaa. Or to termined but that It apparently bad should ever conceive It to be her ness in China snare; this means tbs abolishment of bate "H e aaid tbe plane waa equipped FLOOR SAMPLE it difficult to move— if it weren't And then Bilbo went on for twen- The dally paper Is close at hand of the stars watch their menus very start talking seriously about work- started In tbe basement Reg. $10.50 Miller Indirect duty to the world and to herself to —Smedley D. Bntlrr, retired ma- and accllotuUlsm— things that are a with lnatrume.ita to help in such a ty-two pages of the Congressional EUGIBLE FOR PENSION I f news of the world I should de- carefully all of tha time that they ing at life and marriage. . . natural result, of trade restrictions Ref. Price —----87.99 Floor Lamp— N o w ------jor, U. S.' Marines. are working in a picture. Here are situation and that at no time was Ansonla, Jan. 38.— (A P ) — Fire - $8.95 for the banks. Commercial help Britain and France put an end mand. 'That’s Just It.” Bret Record, citing some of the strangest between the nations. It means the the ship really lost. ' Sale Price — ----87.18 Though biting cold is the winter some elmple rules about food com- 'There never Is timea (o r t h a t W e 're Chief Charles Brett has laqpcbed “ facts" In the history of the human to. the dictatorships, its young men The best way to keep large fish astsbitshment of s planned agricul- A t ho time, also, was the ship an investigation of the origin of the Lump Sum And Death Pay- night. binations (or you to follow: Pro- always on the go, surrounded by Reg. $29.95 Westinghonse are not likely to consent to having out of scenes we are filming under ture In perfect economic balance over water, jones pointed out. 880,000 blaze which completely gut- SflvilU!------80c credit and loans are absolutely race that anybody ever heard o f— ments Available For, That Thanks to somebody's kind fore- teins, ouch as meats, cheese, flah people, rushing back and forth. I Roaster— Now - water was to let air bubbles out with labor and industry. Only on A t one time the plane waa over ted tbe three story frame building $26.95 such as the statement that the first their heads shot off by Nazi soldiers sight. and nuts, are most easily digested thought we might have a-few min- of our diving suits. Number Under Federal Plan such basis can there be security [West Haven. She landed about at 128-34 Main street early today. Royal Rochester essential for the continuous, effi- .armed and equipped and fed with The fires are throwing s warm de- when combined with the non- utes alone, before we had to go 8 civilization was started by white —Capt. John D. Craig, undersea light against hunger and want agalnat i. m. Chief Brett said he is seeking an Reg. $2.93 Universal Toaster— money handed to them by the bank- explorer. starchy vegetables. The vegetables down to meet our gueets, commence the haunting fear of the great PERCOLATOR men ten thousand years ago and And I read ray book In contentment may be cooked or may be used in When the airplane landed airport explanation of what appeared to be Now ——— _ ers of our potential allies. Hartford, Jan. 36.— An estimated the feverish round o f giuety once American tragedy of ioalng a Job— ^ $2.65 cient conduct of industry-----just that the Nordic peoples have led la —MRS. RACHEL TA'YLOR. salads. Combine the starchea, such TIclals reported “vislbiUty five oil fumes issuing from tbe building The CoosUtutlon requires the 9.300 persona Uvlng in Connecticut more. . . . ” this fear men and women share when the firemen arrived. The civilization for 2,000 years; serious- presence of a quorum. will become eligible for lump-sum as bread, potatoes, rloe, spaghetti, That waa sweet of you.” the together." lea and ceiling 1,200 feet." Reg. $3.25 Universal Heating Pad— O A A i“We tried to get back to Newark building, be stated, waa heated by as a fire is required to heat a ly advocating the deportation of all —U. 8. Senator Tom Connally, and death pajrmenta under the Fed- CAR THIE ’E BOUND OVEB etc., also with ths vsgstabIsR but raised on tiptoe to brush his cheek In 1930, Mrs. Richardson two coal furnaces. Now ------THAWS 8 8 we couldn’t,” Jones remarked Texas, addressing the nearly eral old-age Insurance program In not with protsins, and not with with her “We don't have awarded the service medal by Negroes to Africa; reading all sorts 1938, It waa otated yesterday, by stepping from the ship, home, or run a locomotive. W e The town Highway Department empty senator opamber. proteins, and not with acids. In much time together, do we? We'll American Farm Bureau-Feder JEWETT CITY OFFICERS o f extracts from all sorts of books Mr. Donohue, manager of the So- Waterbury, Jan. 39__ (A P )—Mat- le said “at only one time was Reg. $2.50 Pin-Up Lamps— may have been slow In getting using acid (ruiU, eat them by them- talk about It tomorrow. We'll plan In Boston. She shares this cial Security Board field office at and newapapera, and winding up a Size for siae. It (the U. S. army thew Hackerman, 33, and George selves or use thm with milk. Fats things diffarsntly. See what we with President Roosevelt and It .tmgh and at no time did we have Jewett a t y . Jan. 39— (A P ) —Jos- Now cordially invite your investiga- started in snow removal but it did 660 Main streat. $2 25 fantastic plcturisation of equal air corps) compares more than Hodfkinson, 88, of Wkterbtny, ware aad oils may be combined with any should do about it.” Inent scientists whose achlsveroeStk' to use our safety belts.” eph H. McCarthy, a Democrat, was a good Job when It did get going— This type o f payment, amount- favorably .with the best. other foods. You are welcom* to have “ meant increased profits ■nw When tbe pUota sighted Rent- re-elected warden for another two- rights for whites and blacks with ing to Sh per cent of wages re- bound over to Superior Court under Reg. $5.95 Westinghoiue tion of our banking facilities. and considering what happened last -M aj. 6 en. Oscar Weatover. U. 8. Bend for my artlcls on FOOD COM- He was not convlnead by her hsppinesa to farm peoples.” aehler Field with the landing lights [iV Ihlii peroration: ceived after 1986, can be made even bonds of $1,000 each, whan they year term at the Jewett a ty Percolator— Now — army air corps chief. E ^ A T IO N S , whan you wish more words; they were ones she had often awltcbod on for the emergency the $5.35 night and today it is probably Just were arraigned before Judge John She has followed s diversiflsd and borough election yeeterday. He was if the wage earner is unemployed paoaengers said “oh, boy, does that But, Mr. President, this will F. McGrath in city coiurt today on explicit directiono. This arttela ta voiced lately, too; ones with which Interesting career. Befors her mar- unopposed and received 364 votes. aa weli that It did. Ths torrential People with long memories re- at the time of reaching age 69 or look good!” FLOOR SAMPLE And Dozens of Other Good Values come to pass only at such an charges o f theft of a ear and theft availabU to any oim who writes to • nut him off, as with her arms riage she waa a trained nurse. Mrs. Tbe two Burgesses eleetsd were luke-warm rain and the soaring raembM what a disastrous thing a of death before that age, it waa la care ot thia newspaper and But their experience daunted them astronomically remote tima as stated. of marliers. and ups. Richardson made her advent Into Harold Jeffers, a Republican whose Reg. Price 80J9 thermometer produceu Just about war la to an article like wall paper. encloses a large, self-addreeeed, not at all. They expressed them- when the Prince of Darkness Wages previously received for 'They were accused ot staaUng a "We'U talk about it now,” ha said. active out-side life when she began nomlnatloa at the borough caucus shall have folded his arlngs on the all the water that the street drain- — A. V. Sugden, London. wa'I pa- stamped envelope. He put hia hands on her abouldera; welding urban and rural women's selves as being Just aa keen for waa tantamount to elaeUon. and Sale Pitoe — — 48.95 per manufacturera’ official work covered by the Federal pro- car owned by Julia Lanebart of gravestone of Ood. age system could take care of. If gram would sUll be counted aa the Soutbbury from ths Waterbury hos- hia back against the door. “You’ve clubs into one organlsatloii. flying os ever. WUUam Davis, Democrat. PABALY81S EPIDEMIC gat to promise ma now, darling, thia In 1987 she oonchidtd s term as Said King soon after landing: Other officers chosen (or one year Saving — $1.00 That is the kind o f hogwash with the great piles o f snow that block- RICH WTA WOBKEB basis o f lump-sum and death pay- pital grounds last Thursday and The Manchester "When is Capt. Jones going to Th e Manchester Electric Division Which this group o f Southern sena- ments, even if the wage earner»were driving tbs machine to Milford. night at our anniversary, that to- nstlonsl vice-president ot aa auxll- were: Leo Gagnon, Democrat, tax ed the business streets and choked Melbourne, AustrSLBx, Jan. 36.— morrow wa really will settle mat- Uary of farm wontso which sha hod ike off for Washington.” collector; Francis H. McLaughlin. UNIVERSAL, Pocatello, Idaho, Jan. M.—(’a P) to become unemployed for a long tors are occupying the Uine of the sewer well* with walls of ice a week (A P )—The Victoria Education De- helped create. He explained that he was ready —Police unearthed 813,360 In old, iMriod, it waa pointad out. and allgi- ters. Stop moving around, playing, Dsmocrat cleric-treasurer; Joseph TOASTER nadoiml laglslstiirs— and intend to Mallard ducka bear a eiosa r»- partment today postponed tha re- '“to leave at once." Stafford, Democrat and Lsgus. THK OONMHOtlCHT POWER OOMPAlfY ago bad still been there when this large Mae bills last nljtiit in ths ble persons wars urged not to over- antsrtslning or being antortaiaed Trust Co. look their rights to this type of semblance to domestic ducks, la opening ot achooU until February Republican, assessors; Thomas keep CO occupying It. with sole atupendous thaw and deluge de- homa ot Mr*. Jamima WUUama, every waiting saoond— practicaUy South Afrioxa Kaffir (73 Main Street Manchester. Coon. payment. England, mallards are called stock 18, because of the prevalenes of m- every sleeping one! WeTl settle to- ir girls WROTE FAREWELL MOTES. Wakely. Democrat and AngsUas Rej^ter Cheeks • Beeordsk AotoRUtic Tdler. ^vtaw flf-.deflating the w U l^ Oon- W P A workar, who dlad' Saturday. lelr br« ob aosaded, this town would have had Mr. Donnhus, maaagar o f the ducks, because all domssUs duck ffintila pnnjyals. Thera hava baan their breakfasts tliw t QgrttOrd. Jan. IS.— (A P ) — DiMlcoo, R ep u b lic^ audltois; John MeniMiinber Federal DeposR Insonuiee Corf. Chlaf Bobart Pugmlre ta ld ona was morrow what we will do. where wt adorning themselves. The o f tha Sanata Hartford field oQlee, summArlaed stock, except cbs or two eartstiaR fTUmmU aatss"' were peoasd hg a aacoBdaiy (Bod o f Us own that at mm eaxM aad 03 fiaatha Him May. ahall fivR about aay - -dwa ^wblrk of Dsnociat; bailiff. $1,000 dMoaUMtioo. this ty fa o f Fefin nl yagmant as (oL dsstea d id (M m this Mrfi. ifiST. ^ Is BtANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTBR. CONN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26,1938

dren ti Mr. and Mrs. L erp j Ban- zlnger of Hopevals, wars week-end REACBES 75 TOMORROW, 700 PHARMACISTS vtsltora at their home. They re- TO HEAR ZONING STRESS SHORT CUTS • turned Monday morning to their school In South Lancaster, Masa GITEN PARTY SDNDAT ATSTATRPARLEY MIse Sblrley'e roommate accom- AT COOKING SCHOOL panied them her on the visit. REPORT MONDAY TUI80AV, JANUARY 28 (C e n ^ and EasUrn Standard Tima) Mr. and Mrs. Mlchaei Badnar, Mra. S. A. Lbidbcif Honored . . N s t a i A ll nro gr a m a to k « r a nd b a il e ch a in s o r a rp u pc th e re o f n n l e n epeot' who live on the former WUUam BUI Bjr Familjr And Mends At e d; oe a et t o eoa at (e t e e ) d e d c n a tlo n s In clu d e a ll a v a il a bl e a t a U o n a ' t I* . n r n ! M m d at a amall fe « by the QUead place on the old Celcbeater road, F rc e r a m e e ubje ot t a ch a n s e b y e t atle ns w lth e irt pre vl a u a no tic e. W. M . Gather lo Hartford For Mid- SnrprlfM At Her Hone Here. wkbb w u q wkbb weaa wabt kaci w n aa I m n e d ia t e H o m e K e o e i t T e * ' teachen ami omcera. M n. Forrest celebrated their 25th wedding an' Eosineer ToTeD Of Prog- NIC-WEAF (RED) NBTWORK Weir from New Haven will be preS' nlVersary Saturday, by giving SAaiC — a s e t i W Mf WBse irtlo w jar M O U N T . — Inror U a k o h k al k m k f b b large party In the evening. Mra. fl. A. Undberg o f 47 Myrtle w t M t wesh kyw w fb r wro w«7 w lx n C O A O T — kmc k o ln k ol k f p y k v T n f o k oy ent and talk on the use of "Stand winter Meeting; Promi- street, who will celebrate her 75th w est w t o a w v ) w mU M iem M t dieted At Helpful Home- ards" as a means of improving our T w o more lots at Amston Lake ress At Next Board Meet- w r m who wow w dsf wlro k itp ; Cant# Kaat. have been eold, as recorded at the birthday tomorrow, was givea a M ountain: koa k dyl; South: wntibg; 4:30- 0:00—Atapmathar, Barlal Bkatch church school work. Th ere sdll also surprise party in hm or of the oc- PaoiSo: k fl k aw komo khq kpo kgu: 4:40— 6:40—Hllltaa Houaa Skit—to e nent Speakers Scheduled town clerk'e office. The new owners 0:0(^ 4:0(^Lat'a Pratand* for Kiddlaa be opportunity for discussing our caaioo Sunday afternoon with a ing; Prefiminary Soryeys. { O P T I O N A L ataUooa eparata Intar- roakiog Course Presented church school problems. Every are Norman H. and Wyman N. HIU ah an zaably on althar lUED or B L U B 5:00- 0:00—Praaa. Radio Nawa^Pariod of East Hampton. large number o f frlenda and nla- notworka): BAttC — B aa t: w lw w faa 0:30— 0:00—Light Oparatia Balaetlena teacher and officer should plan to 5;45~ 4:40—Song Time by Nan Wynn A group of local boys visited the tives in attendance from this town, waan work wool; M lSwoat: arood wzl attend this meeting. Hartford, Jan. 25.— (A P )—About w gb f wbow wobo kaoo k aas. O T H BR 4f00— 7:00—pottle Melediea — enat: Free By The Herald. State Park at Salmon River Satur- Brooklyn, N. Y,, Providence, R. L, F. Perry Close, engineer retained Herbert Foota’a Knaembla—weM Robert Wilson of Hartford spent 700 pharmacists convened today at Springfield, Maas., Biiatol, BerUn, O T A T I O N S - O anaeian: 4:10— 7:10—Holiywood'a Seraanacoopa day to attend a skiing meet. by the Zoning Commloaion to con- oret e fc f: C on trol: w efl w tm j w iba w day •:00— 7:00—Htitn Mankan*a Barlal— the week-end with his sister Mrs. the Hotel Bond for the 62nd mid- H ie Rev. Harold R. Keen, took New Britain and Hartford. W yr koan t; t a u t h i w tar w p tf wla w ja z Berl Lewis at the parsonage. struct plana and draw maps for w tla-wann wind waoo irfbo wwno wcao baale: U. S. Navy Band—Dixie I f all the managers In all the winter meeting of tbe Connecticut group of girl memberi of his curcb Her son, H a r ^ B. Lindberg. came w a ra w m i r a o wab wapi wmab w ld z 7:00— S : 0(^Edward Q. Rablnaon Play Miss Edith Ellis of Hartford, the laying out of Manchester into 7:00- 0:0O-AI Jalaon with Hit Shaw homes were to call a sit-down strike, Pharmaceutical Association. choir to witness an Illustrated lec- boms from Brooklyn to attend the S.'S' “ p™ » o * i •«»>• •:0O- 9:00—Al Paarea and Hla spent the week-end at the home of ture at the BusbneU Memorial, party and ber three daugbtera were aonea of residences, buotneaa and •wbx ktba kark kznc: MounUIni k^r 9:00- 9:00—Jaek Oakla Coltaga— the eoimtry would face a national her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Gov. Cross, Mayor Spellacy and Hartford, Friday evening. also present Mra. Undberg, who la Industries, will submit a report of kern '‘ " 'J 9:00—10:00—Goodman Swing— ealamity In a single day. Merely Ellis. prominent medical authorities are hla progress at tbe next meeting f:S0—10:00—Dal Caelno'a Songa . Robert Johnson, a boarder in In the best o f health and very ac- C«n t a K a H . ale; St. Loula Polly Felilea- the fleeting thought of so disastrous Mr and Mrs. Arthur M. Keete scheduled to speak during the Hopevale, has been taken tothe tive, received a purae of money and of the Zoning Commlaolon which la 9:40—10:40—Four Clubmen'a Quartet morning and afternoon session. S:S<^-Ja e lc A rm a tr a n g, • arlat— > observed their twenty-fifth wedding Windham Community Memorial a beautiful bouquet o f roses. Her scheduled for next Monday night, ba alo: H a r r y K a g a n Ore h a a t.— wa a t 10:00—11:00—Tommy Deraty Orehaatra i an uprising prompted The Herald John H. Sehl of Hartford is con- baalc: Poatle Melediaa—weat rpt to take action to bring immediate anniversary last Friday, January 21 hospital, Willimantic, for o l^ rv a - husband has been retired from Che- according to Charles W. Holman, 4 : 4 ^ B : 4 ^ L l t t l a O rp h a n A n n i a — vention' chairman, and Dean Henry chairman ot the oommlsaion. _ K a g a n O r a h a a t.^w a a t 10:30—11:30—Leighton Noble'a Orcheet. home relief to the se\’en-dhy-week The Ladies Aid o f the Ullead Con- tion and treatment. It is feared he ney Brothers for some jrears'snd Is 5 '® ^ 4:00— Acla nc a fr a m t h a N a w a 11rt)0—12:00—Binary Deutach Orehaat. S. Johnson of the Connecticut Col- may have to have a leg amputated. Mr. Close,-engaged .early this • s lf t^f'h y t h m a lr a a D a n e a B a nd eaat: Orrin Tucker Oreh.—west household managers in this commu- gregational church will meet at tbe custodian of tbe Emanuel Lutheran 11:00—12:30—Buddy Regara Orcheatra nity. home of Mrs. J. Banks Jones, Wed- lege of Phau-macy presided, at the He has had trouble with this ipem' church. month to assist the local commie 2’2?“ 4 t 5 ^P r a a a * R a dio N a w a P trl e d business meetings. Sion, has contracted to do all of the f * ? 4 ~ H a p p y Paltan*a Orch a a tra NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK Yes, It's the popular, four-day nesday afternoon, January 28. Mrs. ber for some years. Refreshmenta were served and a • :45— 4 :4 0 ~ H a a a y F a lt a n , Co ntin u a d Addressing the pharmacists this BA9IC —^Caatt wja wbiwwbsa wbal Cooking School, In person, freshly Elton Buell and Mrs. Robert Foote Miss Stsnile Johnson, daughter of social time was enjoyed. preliminary surveying necessary to — a ^ t ; O rp h a ri A n n l» — nU d w ra p a a t morning were Dr. Arthur Hill the aoniag of tbe town. Hia work 7rt)0— A m o t *n* A n d y — a a a t: H a l wham kdka wgar wxya wjtn waYr wmal Interesting, as up-to-date as 1938 are hostesses. Mr, and Mrs. Nicholas C. Johnson, wfll waby webr weky wapd wean wlce Sheffield School of Yale University; includes not only a mapping of To t t a n a n d S p a rt C e m m a n t — wa a t atyles, coming to the State theater, Mr. and Mm. Leon Fogll of Man- has been ill at the New Britain boa- 7:1B— Voo a l V a r i o l a s b y Ch ora l wlau: Midwaat: wenr wla kwk koU wren starting next Tuesday morning. And Dean H. C. Newton assisted by Pro- areas according to their present 7 j 8 ^ J a n t a v l t t l i n d Ore h a a tra wmt kao wowo wetn: South: wrtd wnbr chester spent the week-end at the pital, the past week. She wlU un- krrv kfdm wrol kria wjbo wdtu wara unlike most professional attractions, fessors Charles W. Bauer and Les- YOUNG SALVAHOMSTS use, but also takes in a large • : 4 ^ 7:4S— D r. D o ll a r — wo o f w m a q: home of Mr. and Mm. Clarence dergo an operation for tonaU trouble. Ja n g a v it t Co n tin u o d — n e tw ork w a gn k x y a : "M o u n ■t a‘i n: klok lo kvod k g h f; this entertaining offering is absolute- lie M. Ohmart, ail of the Massachu- Miaa Johnson la a senior at tbe hos- amount of planning and provision 7:00— i:0 0 — Rua a M org a n A Ore h a a tra Ra elfloi kgok go kfadkfad kexk e x kgak g a k e c a k j r ly free. Not even a coupon la need- Fogll. setts College of Pharmacy, and for the growth of the town in the 7 : S ^ i:S 0 — W a y n o lO n g'a Ore h a a tra .((NN O T EE*! SeaS e a W ET A‘ “F - N B C -f o r a pUo a a l pital, where she is taking a train- Hat of Bt a tlo n a.) ed! Miss Marjorie Foote, senior at the Sister M. Consepta Hayes of St. ed nurse's course. PLAN REVIVAL SERIES future,. A s the town grows, tones S:00— 0:00— V o x Poppa re 4 Qu e ation a Connecticut State College had the Francis hospital. t:3 0 — O iM ^R o a a A B u t t e rw o rt h — to o Canta E a a t. Keeping L'p To Date Mrs. Gordon Bevln, Mrs. Clement will be reclassed in keeping with ftSO— 10:SO— JIm m l a F id l a r, T a l k — to o 4:0(H> 9:00— Th a S in gin g L a d y — e a st; The Herald recognizes that this misfortune to tear a ligament in her Governor Cross, who last year Wall and Mrs. Avery West of East the need, but as much finality la be- ^ • :45— 10:40— D a l# C a rn a gla'a Pro gr a m Je h n ni a Jo h n a on. B a rito n e — we st full-time job of homemaking pre- knee while skiing last week. Miss Captain Glude Green o f Bristol 1 0 :0(^1 1:0 0 — T o B o A n n o u n e t d — e a at: 4:4 0— 9 : 4 ^ T o m M l* , S k e tch — ba alc; was given a pharmacist's license by Hampton were callers here Sunday ing worked into the present plans Am o a *n* A n d y — re p e a t f o r we a t vents the average woman from keep- Foote's knee is in a plaster cast and the State Pharmacy Commission, will be the special speaker at the as is possible, in order that too fre- F o u r C a lif orni a n o A Or e h a a t.— we a t at the home of relatives. first of the series of meetings in 10:10— 11:10— Klng*a Jo t t a r a Ore h a a tra 9:00— 9:00— N a w a : R a k e v'a Ore h a a tra ing up with the rapid changes and she Is on crutches at the -qllege. will extend the state's greetings at quent altering of zones will not be 10:3(^— 11:30— R u b y N t w m a n ’a Ore hoa t. 9:00— 9:30— Irm a Qi a n n a t th a O rg a n The Horizon Club will hold a 11:00— 12:00— M a r e k Wabor*a Ore h a a tra revolutionary improvements which Mrs. Asa W. EUls has left the the afternoon session followed by an the Young People’s Revival cam made necessary. 6:00— 9:00— S tr a n a d a r a ~ w j x o n ly; Ed* meeting at the Hebron Chapel Fri- palgn, tomorrow evening at 7:30 at 1 1:0(^1 2:3 0 — A l Ja h n a a n d H l a Orehaa# w a rd Davlaa* B a rlt e n a Soloa— ch a in are being made in her own line. And Johnson Memorial hospital in Staf- address by Mayor Spellacy. The Manchester commiasion has day evening. Members are urged to the Salvation Arm y citadel. Thurs- CBB-WABC NETWORK 9:40— 9:40— Lo w e ll Th o m a t — a a at: yet. like other craftsmen, the woman ford Springs and Is visiting at the The remainder of the afternoon be present to attend to important studied systems in force in other Con e art— w ; T a m M i x — m d w re p e a t day evening at the same hour. As- BASIC — Baati wabo wado woko wcao 9 : 0 ^ 7:00— B a a y A e a a, t k i t — «Uao cat occupied with this all-important Job home of her son-in-law and daugh- session will consist of talks by Con- matters. Connecticut towns, and has bad the wool war wkbw wkro whk wjr wilro is eager to know of these innova- sistant Major Elsie Taylor and Cap- 9:10— 7 : 1 ^ -M r . K a on A L e t t Pareona ter, Mr. and Mm. Mark Hill In Man gressman William M. atron on The Rev. Harold R. Keen preach- benefit of their experience to go I wja a w pro wfbl wJav wgar; Mid. 9:0 0 — 7:00— D o ro th y Thompoon e T a l k thma, particularly when she has an tain Gladys Chase o f Hartford will west! w b b m wfhm kmbe kmox whaa Chester. 'Your Status In Washington” : Row- ed Sunday fo:-enoon at St. Peter’s by. Mr. Close, the zoning engin- — e a s t; L . P a nico Oroh a a tra-B w e a t opportunity to ask questions— and kfab krnt 9:4 0 t - 7:4 0— V iv i a n d a lla Chia a a. Song land Jones, Jr., Washington, "The Episcopal church on "Christianity conduct the service, and on Friday eer. has bad wide experience in mu- to Inspect new equipment in actual Mrs. Ida Heck spent tbe week-end evening Major Charles Frederick BAST—wbna wpg whp wheo wore efrb 7:00— 9:00— **Thoaa W a Lova / * S eria l at her home in Union. National Trade Picture": Neal Bow- and Community Problems." It waF nicipal and state planning, and ckac wibx wmaa weag wnbf wlbx wkbn 7:30— 9:3 0— E d Qu a a t, It C a n B a Don a opsratton. man, dean of the Commercial De- son of New Britain will speak. Manchester’s finished zone layout is whlo wgbl 9:0 0— 9:00— Hora e a H a ld t’a B rlg a dl e r a Miss Kay Lynch and Stanley "Social Service Sunday", and Mr. And the latest equipment will be partment of Temple University. James Munsle Jr., will be in expected to be a model In 's class. DIXIE — wgat wafa wbre wqam wdod 9:30— 9 :3 0 ^A ll a a Ji m m y V a le n tin a la use in the fascinating, completely Keefe of Hartford, spent tbe week- Keen listed some of the things need- kira nreo wlac wwl wtoc krld ktrJi ktaa •sOO— 10:00— G a n. Jo h n a o n’a C o m m a n t T he ABC of Selling"; and Samuel ed here more especially for the charge of the services and Introduce Finished maps and plans are not waco koma wdbo wbt wdaa whig wdbj 9:1 0 — 10:10— T h e K ld e o d ltr a G u a H e t modem kitchen on the stage of ths end at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Silverman, legal advisor to the Mas- the speakers, and the members of expected to be submitted to the ww^'a wmbg waja wmbr wala ktui kgko 9:0 0 — 10:30— C e li a Q a m b a V io lin Styla o State theater. Presiding over the Arthur Keefe. younger people of church and com- wcoa wdno wnox kwkh know wmmra 1 0 :0 ^1 1 :0 0 — N e w e l J . Bla in e Ore h e a t. sachusetts Fair Trade Commission. munity In tbe way aoclal better- the Legion extend a cordial invita- Commission until about March, wjno wcha wpar wina* wcoo wrva 1 0 :0 (^1 1 :30— H e n ry Bua a e'a Orch e a tra immaculate demonstration kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tryon of ■The Fair Trade Picture As It tion to all young peopls to attend after which time the decisions of 11:0O— 12:00— P a ul W h it e m a n A B a n d will be The Herald's culinary expert, Buckingham were Sunday evenmg ment. Among these objectives were MIDWEST — wmbd wtaa wlbw kfh 11:0O— 12:30— F ra d d ia N a g e l Orch e a tra Should Be." Improved schools, a community these meetings. the zoning group will be made pub- Miss Bklna Ferguson, wha devotes callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cloees With Banquet. house where the young people might lic, and hearings will bv held for her entire time to general home- Elton Buell. There will be an aftcTioon tea have better opportunltlea for eoclal the receipt of complaints and such making research, as well as to the The Trl-Oounty Christian En- petitions for change or reclassifica- band are "one-nlghtlng" aerosa the study o f food products and cook- and bridge at 2 o’clock for phar- contacts, recreations, etc., and bet- deavor Union will bold its monthly macists wives. The convention TOLLAND tion as may arise. country to open at ttie famous ery. ter work for the church along many Cocoanut Grove In Loe Angelee the Miss Ferguson doesn't pretend to meeting at the Gilead Congrega- will close with a banquet and floor ilnee. WTIC tional church Sunday evening, Jan- abow tonight at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert West and Srst of the month. attar the old job completely. She There was very little traffic Travelers BroadoasUng Service, Mlscba Auer’s Kbeduled radio ap- doesn't propose to tell women how uary SO at 7:48 p. m. We are to Officers of the association are: through the green Sunday as the daughter Ruth West of Snipsle Lake Hartford, Oooa pearance with Bliig Crosby and Bob they can do seven days' work In have as pur guests. Miss Yung- President, William J. Dunphy, Wa- traveling was very treacheroua. section were guests ot Mrs. West's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wilcox three. But she does believe in trim- Chen Yuan of China and Jan Van- terbury; first vice president, Frank Even pedestrians had a bard time 50,000 W. 1040 K. U 28.2 5L Burns the end of this month baa C. Cross, Glenbrook; second vice Monday afternoon. WDRC been moved up to March lO. ming hours by using short cuts and den Blink of Holland and the Dutch keeping their balance. Eastern Standard Time labor-saving devices, thus improving Shut Indies. Saturday afternoon will wesident. Thomas E. Nugent. New The Rev. B. A. Lewta preached Several from out of town joined 225 Hartford, Ooim. 1880 Betty Lou Gereon, well-known the household output by conserving be open house at the parsonage laven; third vice president, Fran- Sunday at the Hebron Congrega- with tbe Tolland dance enthusiasts NBC actress, is now taking ths and met at the Town Hall Thurs- Eastern Standard Time Tncwlay, January 25 the busy housewife's time and from 3:30 to 5:30 so the people will cis M. Landy, Bridgeport: secre- tional church from the theme 'The female leads on the "Grand Hotel'* tary, Alice Esther Garvin, New day evening to attend a Cider Dance energy. have a chance to meet the guests. A Window! of the Heart." Important P. M. program, playing opposite Don Everyone has a common bond of Haven, and treasurer, George F. notlcea were given out. Theae will sponsored by the Tolland Firs De- Tuesday, Jan. 28. Ameche’e young brother Jim. social will be held in the Town Hall Blackall. Bristol. partment. TOtb old and modem 4:00— Lorenzo Jones. Interest at this friendly gathering, from 8 o'clock to ten. Sunday morn- be reported later. P. M. International broadcast from for the love of homemaking is uni- Assisting Mr. Sehl on the con- dances were In order. Carlton 4:16—The Story of Mary Marlin. ing Miss Yuan will speuK at the The annual meeting of St. Peter’s 4:00— Academy of Medicine Pro- Bndapest, Hungary, oa Jan. 90 wUl versal. Brides, business women and vention arrangements committee Buckmlster's orcbeatra furnished 4:30-H ank Keene. Gilead church and Mr. Vanden Cemetery Improvement Association gram. ' 4:45—;The Road of Life. feature a talk by Admiral Uorthy, experienced housekeepers alike thrill are; John L. Sullivan, Aaron D. lytll be held Friday evening at the the music.' James Rhodes waa the Hungarian leader, Blink will be in Hebron. The Tri- prompter. 4:15—Between the Bookenda. 6:00— Dick 'lYacy. to the wonders of the model kitchen, Honlbcrg, Joseph Ellis, Harry L. home of W. Clifford Rdblneon of 4:30— Mtislc Graphs. Oounty program Sunday evening Arenson. Edmon P. Terragna, Mau- 6:15— Terry and the Pirates. Leo CariUo and Skllth Fellows ap- with its convenient, aasy-to-keep- Post Hill. Reports will be rendered In the series of studies in the 4:45— Current Questions Before elean refrigerator, the aimplOied, will be presented by five studenu rice Yatky, Abraham Snyder. Sam- Lord's Prayer as a preparation for 6:30— Jack Armstrong. pear in a preview of “Llttla Miss and officers will be elected. The House. Roughneck" on the Feb. 4 Holly- heat oontroUad cooking equipment, who are the guests of the other I'ri- uel Cramer. Joseph P. Sullivan, Former pupils of Mrs. Teresa the Lenten season being used by 5:00—Ad-Llner. "Little Orphan Annie.” the bright Monday laundry aids, the County churches. We are very for- George E, Boesch, Harry Wynn. Rev. Valentine 3. Alison in the Sun- 6:00— Nows, wood Hotel program. Some date Walsh of Danbury have received a 5 ;80— Step-Mother. Winifred Cecil, soprano star ot practical products, the useful tunate to have this opportunity to Irving L. Kaufman. Daniel J. Ricci. letter of appreciation for flowers day morning aervice, the subject 6:15— Fred Hocy, Sports Roundup. William L. McCarthy, John Malley 6:45—Hilltop House — starring "Showboat", gusst-slngs on ths gadgets, handy measuring helps and become acquainted with students of sM t her by them. Mrs. Walsh was Sunday morning last, waa "Thy Bees Johnson. 6:80— WrightvlUe Clarion. and William H. Meyer, all of Hart- Song Shop show. all the other labor-savers. other countries. They will give us critically IL for some weeka at the kingdom Come." 8:00—News Bervlee. Uanl Mclntire's OrchestrA ford 'This All these and more will be in active an Insight to tbe customs and cul Danbury hospital. She taught the evening, Jan. 26, at 6:30 6:16 — Hartford Public School 7:00— Amos 'n' Andy, Also George F. Blackall. Bristol; use, rather than merely parading. ture of their homelands. Hebron Green school for nearly five o'clock a supper under tbe direction Series — Northwest School. 7:16— Vocal VarieUeA They wrlll be discussed informally Sidney Curran, New Britain: Tracy years. of tbe Tolland Ladies’ Aid aoctaty 7:80— "True or False." while the presiding home manager Caldwell, New Haven; Ralph E. 6:80—Richard Lelbert— Organist. of the Federated church wUl be 8:85—Selections from Light Opera 8:00—Johnny with Ruse Morgan. answers questions and offers many Gentile, Bridgeport; William J. served to the members of the Tol' 8:30— Wayne K ings Orchestra. wise Op. Suggestions will range Thorme, Stamford: Raymond Mul- 6:45—Musical Momenta Revue. WAPPINC land County Y. M. C. A. at the 7:00— Poetic Melodise —Jack Ful 9:00— Vox Pop. RADIO from the secret of quick, digestible lens, Moodua. and Isodore Stoll, NEW BOOKLET AID church. This will be tbe annual 9:30— Hollywood- Mardl Gras. frying to the freeslng o f dainty des- Waterbury. ton, tenor; Franklyn Mao Oor ------Day meeting of that society. Miss mack. 10:30— Jimmy Fiddler. serts and molding of tempting On January 28 the American Le- Grace Yuan of China will be the Eastern Standard Tima gion Post and Unit of South Wind- 7:15—Hollywood Screenscoops — 10:45— Dale Carnegie. salads. TO WINTER DRIVERS guest speaker. Tbe public are lU' 11:00—News. Novel Suggestions sor will hold their monthly joint George McCall. vited to attend tbe meeting to ItS' 7:30— Famous Actors' Guild Pre- 11:15— Polish Orchestra New York, Jon. 36.— (A P )— Charm, Inspiration and party meeting at the South Windsor Town ten to Mies Yuan if they do not care menus have not been overlooked in Hall. HEBRON sents Helen Mencken — "Second 11:45— Al Donahue's Orchestra Spelling bees in broadcasting are < - Winter driving difficulties, which to be at the supper as tha lecture Husband." 12:00— Weather Report. under expansion. This week-end the array of thrift Ideas and one The Young People’s group met will follow, The poetponed meeting of St. always are a sore test of the 8:00—Big Town — Edward O 12:02— Marek Weber's Orchestra Paul Wing, who generally has only dish meals, for this wise lecturer be- Sunday evening In the Community Kenneth Bushnell. son of Mr. and Ueves that even the business woman- Church bouse, under the leadership Peter's Pariah was held Saturday patience of motorists, may now be Robinson and Claire Trevor. 12:30—A l Jahns' Orchestra. one every eevon' days on WJZ-NBt;; evening at the Parish Hall. The Rev Mrs. Arthur Bushnell has been 8:30— Al Jolson Show — Martha 1:00 a m.—Silent. housekeeper welcomes novel sugges- of Ml.ss Caroline Stewart. vastly aimpllfled through Uia sug- will have two Inatead. Harold R. Keen, rector, presided, obliged to be absent from school Raye, Parkyakarkua, Victor Tomorrow’s Program tions for gracious, effortless enter- A fire In the cellar of Peter B. gestions act forth In the booklet en foi some time due to being In- ' The extra, for 12 noon Sunday taining. and the meeting was opened with Young's Orchestra. A. M. will be an international affair and Bossen's store, at Eia.st Windsor prayer. Officers elected for the en^ titled "Safe-ancl-Save Winter Drlv capacitated with chicken pox. Sev- This will be a profit-sharing school Hill recently, caused considerable Ing Hints." 0:00— W aUb the Fun Go By — 6:00— Blue Grass Roy. will be in addition to the regular and many firms and merchants are suing year were: Treasurer, Lewis eral children in town are out of A l Pearce and hie Gang. 6:80—"Reveille.” damage to the cellar and store. An W. Phelps; senior warden, Lewe The research and experience of school with the same ailment. Saturday night program wheh edi- toiaing with The Herald to make East Hartford fire company hslpsd 9:30— Jack Oakle's College— Ben- 7:00— Morning Watch— Ben Haw- tors and printers of Boston news- the course a success. Each day will W. Phelps; junior warden. F. Elton the country's leading automotive A farm bureau meeting Is being ny Goodman's Swing Band. thorne. to control the fire. Post; members of the vestry, Allan and safety englneera have been bald this afternoon at the home of papers compute. bring a generous list of gifts, num- George H. Sibley of West Hart- 10:30— Del Casino. 8:00— News. berlim unexpected surprises that am L. Carr, Clarissa L. Pendleton, Mrs, culled to give motorists the solution Mrs. Fritz Gometz, Tolland Center, The Sunday contests, one group ford, but a former resident of El- 10:45— Four Stars. 8:16—Oood Morning Melodiea not luted in the paper. Free recipe Leon G. Rathbone, Jared B. Ten to many aggravating problems when Mrs. Karl Links and Mrs. 11:00— Sports — News. In I»ndon and the other tn Boston, lington road, Wapplng. Is seriously "Getting out a snowdrift." "How 8:30— Radio Bazaar. sheets, of course, will be a part of nant, Claude W. Jones. Frank ot Paul Potocek have been chosen 11:15—Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra. will consist of eight apcllera from ill at his home. to check skids on slippery streets, 9:00— Blue Grass Roy. each program. Post, Charles C. Sellers, Charles W leaders to attend the meeting. The 11:30—:-Lelghton Noble'a Orchestra. Oxford University word battling A t the last mseting of the Ladles "Battery protection" and 'Trafflc- 9:16—Qretchen McMullen. N o alert homemaker can afford to Phelps; church clerk, Frank topic Is "Inexpensive Desaerts.” All 12:00— Emery Deutseb'a Orchestra. with a like number from Harvard i-'-i Aid society they presented the re- tums" are just a few examples of 9:30— Food News. miss one of the four free Cooking Post; assistant, Mra. Anne C. Gll ladles In the community interested 12:30 A m.—Buddy Rogers’ Or and Radcliffe. tiring president, Mrs. John A. Col- the problems which have been are welcome to attend. 9:^5-;-Artiatry of Homemaking. School sessions, starting each morn- bert; delegate to Diocesan and chestrA 10:00—Mrs. Wtggs of the Cabbage Because of differences in pro- ing at 9:30 in the State theater. Re lins, with a crystal dish, and two Archdeaconry conventions, Charles studied. Mrs. Delia Whitman Hanson of nunciation and spelling, tbe Eng- H E R A L D ly>morrow’s Program Patch. serve the four dates — Tuesday candlesticks, for the buffet. Mrs. C. Sellers: alternate, Allan L. Can- "Safe-and-Save Winter Driving Stafford road. North Tollanit who A. M. 10:16—John's Other Wife. lish spellers will use on Oxford Eng- Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Collins has been president of tbe Auditor, Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert. Hints" was prepared by the Rich- has been confined in the Johnson lish dictionary for their authority field on Corporation of New York 7:00— Eta Alpha Programma. 10:30—J u it Plain Bill. February 1 ,2. a and 4. society for eleven years. It was voted that the Income from hospital. Stafford Springs for five while tbe Americans will use Web- and is available, free, at all Richfield 7:30— Shoppers Special. 10:45—The Woman In While. Wapplng Grange No. 80. will bold the Hendee and graves Income be weeks with a ruptured appendix op- 7:45— News Service. ster’s. Also a London announcer Dealers. eration is expected home Tuesday. 11:00— David Harum. their second meeting this year, this devoted to church purposes, accord 8:00— Treasure House. will repeat the words In the over- In addition to this booklet, you The weekly reading club met 11:15— Backstage Wife. evening. It Is to be the Installation Ing to the usual custom. Reports 8:15—Shoppers Special. seas manner after they have , been -'t GILEAD win find In this paper a daily feat- Monday afternoon at the home of 11:30— How to Be Charming. of officers. Thsy are as follows were read from the treasurer, etc. 9:00— Metropolitan Parade. given by Wing from this side: Master, Harold Hart: lecturer, The rector spoke on plana for tbe ure during the winter In the form of Mrs. Samuel Simpson. 11:46— “ Hello P eggy." The annual meeting and banquet "Safe-and-Save" driving hints for 9:15— Madlsm Ehisemble. 12:00 Noon— "Getting the Moat Out A continuous two-way circuit will cniarlea Bnes; secretary, Mias Har- coming year. He summed up some Miss Miriam Underwood is to 9:25—Star Gazing In Hollywood. o f the Hebron Farmers' E.xchange riet Ellison; overseer,. Miss Lois of the needs of the church as fol Winter— a new hint or suggestion leave Friday, January 28 for Wash- o f Life" — Rev. WUliam L. make possible uninterrupted pick- if 9:30—Phil Boudonl accordion- ups from the two cities. was held at Die Gilead Hall Satur- Foster; steward, Wallace Hall; lows, a thermoitat for the furnace, each day. ington, D. C., to spend two months Stldger. ist. P. M. day evening. The following officers •sistant steward, Elmar Hart; chap- new hymnals for use o f the choir, with her niece Miss Miriam Birds- 9:45 — Don Hardings W ife — eye. 12:16—"Young Wldder Jones." A 45-miulcale solute originated were elected for this year: Presi- lain, Mrs. Ltllian E. Grant; treasur- new caaaocks for the junior choir. dramatic skit. dent, Robert E, Foote; vice presi- er, Levi T. Dewey: gatekeeper, Wil- Plana for a hoped for Parish Hall Mrs. Valentine S. Alison, who has 12:30—Organ Melodiea with Walter by W HAM In honor of the Uni- 10:00—Pretty Kitty Kelly—drama- Dawley. dent, C. Daniel Way; secretary, liam Rau; Ceres, Miss Katherine were aleo discussed. About $600 has been 111 for several days la now able tic aklt. versity of Rochester also is to be MARLBOROUGH 12:46—"Slngln' Sam." Mrs. Joseph Barrasso; treasurer and Demikat; Pomona, Mias Eleanor been raised already for this put to leave her room and be about. 10:15— Myrt and Marge — drama- carried by WJZ-NBC at 8:46 Wed- nianager, Joseph Barrasso; two new Stead; Flora, Mias Hasel Cotton and It la hoped tlmt this sum can Miss Shirley Chpugh who baa been tic skit. 1:00— News and Weather. nesday night. Tbe Elostmon sym- members were elected to the execu- lady assistant steward, Mias Dor- be added to from year to year, when A t the recent annual meetin/f of III at her home for two weeks with l0;30— Tony Wons and Hie Scrap- 1:16—Joyce Jordan. phony and swing bond, the Roches- tive board for term of three years, othy Drayer; executive committee plana can be matured. the Sunday school the following of- pleurisy and bronchitis has de- . book. 1:80—Marjorie Mills. ter glee club, and sololsta partici- Edward Smith and Edward Zola! for three years, Robert Watson: as- It waa something of a jubilee year ficers were elected for the year: veloped pneumonia. Sunday, her 10:45— News ServicA 2:00— Federal Theater. pate. Speakers. Include Or. Alan The association had a very success- sistant lecturer, Mrs. Helena Fos- for Mr. Pbelpe. He completes hla Bupt. Mrs. E. Allan Bllsh; Assist- condition grew worse and was taken 11:00—Ruth Carhart— songs. 2:80—Carllle and Londos. Valentine, president of Rochester. ful year and the tonnage of grain ter. The installing team from ths 25th year as senior warden of tbe ant Supt., Miss Mabel M. Fuller- to the Hartford hoapitai where she 11:15—Carol Kennedy's Romance— 2:46—Men of tbe West. and other commodities handled was Pioneer Past Masters Association ebyreb, and hla 35tb aa church Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. El- was given an oxygen treatment. dramatic skit. 3:00— Pepper Youngs Family. Listening tonight: STATE THEATER treasurer. In addition to this be has 3:15— Ma Perkina much higher than any previous ill Install the officers. Refreah- mer E. Hall; Assistant Secretary Wednesday evening at 8 p. m.. 11:30— Big Slater — dramatic aklt. WEAF-NBC, 7:16—Vocal Van- held the office of State auditor for and Treasurer. Miss Bertha Dober- 8:30—Vic and Sade. year. Mr. Clemens from the Elastem ■nienls will be served by the follow- there will be a meeting .of the Child 11:45— Aunt Jenny’s Real Life ties; 8—Johnny and Russ blorgan; tbe past 10 years. Mr. Phelps Uvee rentz. ing committee. Miss Eleanor Stead. Study club at tbe Federated church. Stories. 3:46—“The Guiding U gh L" 9—Vox Pop; 9:30—Ross," Butter- States Exchange was present and In Andover but la aa regular as Wednesday morning was the cold' Mrs. Gladys Maslak and Robert Miss McDonald o f Storrs will con- 12:00 noon—Mary Margaret Mc- worth and O'Keefe; 10:46— Dale gave an Interesting talk on seeds, clock work in hla attendance at St est morning of the winter, the mer. duct the meeting and will be the fertilizer, and grain. Moving pic- Watson. Bride. (Carnegie; 11:30— Ruby Newman or- Peter's. Hla Interest in and work cury registering as low as 26 de- first instruction class in first aid in P. U. tures of tbe Eastern States ware- Welfare coeta in the town of for the church has been and con- chestrA^ grees below zero down In Jones Hol- the home. All women in the com- 12:15— Your News Parade — Ed- houses. treatment of seeds and South Windsor are up 25 to 30 per tinues to be such that it could not low. RADIO SHORT SHOTS WABC-CBS, 8—Edward Q. Robin- cent In December ovt. November, munity are welcome to attend these win C HUL packing of the. different commodi- be measured in dollars and cents. Mrs. Minnie Fuller Bercham, 50, meetings. This will be a voluable son play; 8:30—AJ Jolson: 9— Al according to First Selectman C. 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent — The strain o f broadcasting u ties bandied by the exchange were Philip Gross, father of Mra. Ira wife of Frank Bercham of Provi- course for everyone and will con- Pearce Gang: 9:80—Jack Oakle (fol- Vinton Benjamin. He attributes the dramatic skit again begnnlng to tell on Mary shown by E. B, Woolam, field agent Tueaben, died Monday morning at dence, R. I , was buried here tinue through the next three meet- lege; 10— Benny Goodman swing, of the Eastern States Exchange. false to tbe closing of the local to- 12:45—Our Gal Sunday — drama- Livingstone, who collapseo in the hla home in New York City. He waa Wednesday afternoon. Rev. W. A. ings. tic ekit. WJZ-NBC, 8—Serial, Those We It/ cek ' A delicious supper which consi.st- bacco sorting shops, in November about 65 years old. Death was quite Canney of Westchester officiated Thursday evening, Jan. 27, 8 p. studio after one of ber broadcasts Love; 8;30-!-Edgar A. Guest; tl— the town bad ten cases on direct re- sudden and waa said to have been 1:00— Betty and Bob — dramatic last jrear. Jack Benny la plannmg ®d of fruit cup. mashed potato, at the cemetery. Mrs. Bercham was m.. the Tolland (immunity Men’s sklL Heldt'e Brigadiers; 9:30—Allas Jim- turnips, • onions, parsnips, turkey lief. or 26 persons. In December caused by a heart attack. Mrs. the daughter o f the late Wilbur club meeting wUl be held at the to move t;.L‘lr show to Palm Springs my Valentine; lO—Cen. Johnaon there were 13 cases and a total of Turahen was called to New York 1:15—Betty Crocker — Cooking for a few weeks so that Mary can and stuffing, boUed bam, aaiami, Fuller, who was a former resident churesh. Profeaior George B. Clark Expert. beglnlng new twice a week schedule: anchovies, coleslaw, relishes, olives, 34 persons. Selectman Benjamin Saturday on accound of ber father's of this place. of ConnecUcut SU te College, Storrs. rest at the desert resort. 12—Paul Whiteman band. laid he expects the costs of welfare 1:30;—Arnold Grim's Daughter — 4 Morning Sessions A. pteklea, cranberry sauce, rolls, illnesa. Funeral aervlcea were held The next meeting of the Dorcas win be the guest speaker and his dramatic aklL Phil Baker’s retom to 6Unhat- What to expect Wednesday: coffee, ice cream and appie pie was to rise again next month, with the Tuesdky in New York.' Mr. Gross Society win be held Thursday af- subject will be Taxes. A social tan from Hollywood hao been post- closing of more tobacco shops In 1:45— Hollywood tn Person — WEAF-NBC. 2 p. m. -- served to one hundred and forty leaves bealdea hla daughter, a son, ternoon at the home of Mra. Henry hour with refreshments will follow. poned again. Thto time becanae ol a Hartford. John, o f Amaton, a piulner in tbe Movie Stars on tbe Air. Health program: 330—Vic fftioats. A social hour was enjoyed J. Blakeslee and will be a business All men In the community are wel- 2:00—News Thru a Woman’s new Paramount picture with Hid Sade: 6—Americe'a schools. Amston Grain Mill and General meeting. The speaker will be Miss after tbe meeting. come and should be sure to be pres- Eyes— Kathryn Cravens. SUveis, kiz o r lg t ^ vandovlUe WABC-CBS, 2:30—School of ^ Tuesday-W ednetday-Thunday-Friday BANKER DIES SUDDE.NLY Store, with hie brother-in-law, Mr. Sylvlna Norton of Westchester and ent. atooge. The January meeting of the Home - I 2:1{^—The ^ N e ill’s — dramatic Air; 3:48— Curtis muslcole; 6:46i.r Turahen. her subject "Congregational Wom- John Carter, yxning singer wbo Xkxmomics committee of the Farm New York. Jau. 25.—(A P )__ skit. Hilltop House. Mias Hazel Broome araa operated en's Organizations." SOCK-O will take over Nelson Eddgs spot Bureau wlU be held at the home ol Philip C. Rider, a Wall street brok- bn at the Hartford hospital a few 2:30— American School ot the Air. WJZ-NBC. 12:30 — Form and Un. Arthur Savage in Andover, Mrs. William Coffyn and sons 3:00— Leith Stevens' HsrmonleA OT tha Charley McCarthy «>ow er. who Insisted he was unhurt in days ago for appendlciUs. Her sis- Junior and Lucius of Rockville Home Hour; 2:15—Let’s Talk It FEB. 1 - 2-3-4 Columbus—County Auditor New- Jar. SO, Is a former vaudeville Thursday, January 27 at 2:15 p. m. a triple taxicab craah here tonight, ter, Misa Mabel of this place, ta 8:30— Deep River Boya Over; 4:30~Parenla-Teachers pro- called on relatives here the first of ton A. Thatcher accepted a faded dancer, He studied voice and mode The principle topics of discussion stairlng at tbe hospital and assletlng the week. gram. ■■M fell dead at the curb a few minutes old 820 bill In payment for a dog BIG HELP hla first bid for air work on the will be slectlon of secretary, pro- later aa he was preparing to start In tbe care of the patient. Mrs. Howard Hinckley of WUU- Some Wednesday short waves: gram plans and county-wide actlvi- license, but tbe bank said it was HetropoUton Opera Auditions pro- Starting A t 9:30 home. A flock ot robins noted by Paul manUc who has been ill at the home counterfeit. DJD Ueriln, 6 p. m.—A t the tles for spring, report of the agent, Cbates Sunday in Hopevale, made a of her parents Mr. and Mra. Eugene Lincoln. Neb.—Hannann Stege- gram. Ha sings in the Kenny Baker Rider was a passenger In one ot Federal agenta investigated, pro- mann ot Berlin wrote to the secre- manner. H®arth and "’ru-'—biiiatir “ and work o f tbe medical care com- three cars in collision at Seventh spring-like appearance. They eang B. Lord is much Improved and is PCJ NetherlondA 7— I ’rograa, tor mittee. nounced the bill genuine. tary o f steU here asking aid in lo- Walter Huston's next appearance avenue and 48th street. A man and and twittarad in tbe sunahlne for a now vlolUng her sister Mrs. WUllam tbe Americans; HAT4 Budapest, i while and Anally withdrew into Thatcher did a little aleothing Jh cating hia uncles and cousins. The before tbe mike will be In the role The next Tri-County Teacher hla wife in a second cab were given Ooffyn in Rockville. — Hungarian Operettma; GSC UHB Training Institute will be held m some pinee near there. Mr. Ooatea Us own book. Tim abashed dog- official in a reply said it would be of Abraham Unooln on the Feb v hospital treatment, wnile the oc- Mrs. John A, Walker is at the OSL London, 7:06 — AustraUa'a believee the Urde have been winter- owner confessed the biU got that helpful to know the names of the Warner BroA radio show. The noteo Gilead Hall, Thursday evening Feb- ™ p*ot of tbe third, a woman, re- Hartford hospital for an operation 160th Anniversary; 2:60 Rom* 7:86 ing in tbeth phie grove. way bscauas be did his baaklhg In unelea and oouaina actor is also slated to broadcast on r u a ij S a t 7:15 p. m. Supper will be fused medical attention. The Board of Relief will hold its a sock—but he'd alao been wearing America's hour; OSD GSC usu Leroy i ' ttular Bfutager, ckU- first meating Tuaaday. Feb. 1 . Stegemann'a . answer: "Their «» » « « • Radio Theater mu ■■ f tha sock. la Stagemann, too." OSL U indoa. 10:40— Vast Pocket vaudevUM.

-3 '■’y- : ■ J -'f "-'L- • ' ^ / " iS B P T V ______MANOBOWrEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN, TUESDAY, JANDAKT 26,19S8 ■ • ■; r T ' j body, Mra. William Roacoe and Mra. Leo Stllea had transformed the UANUU£STER EVENING EnCRALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, JANUARY 20,1988 ID L D SPECIALIST amall hall to represent a January PICKHAROLDDWYER scene, with artiflciai snow, minia- OBITUARY ||ST. MARY’S Rector |N Y ture pools and houses, in a blue and Threats O f Floods TALKS TO MOTHERS white effect. At artistically decor- TO HEAD SKATERS ated tables, the hostesses served DEATHS ' FOR PAST 20 YEARS * the guests with delicious sandwiches Adam Exp Bln. Mabel 8. Browa lO ii in all sorts of fancy shapes, coffee I A ir Reduc . Ended By Sudden and mints. Mrs. Mabel Shelton Brown, widow 52 H TRIPLE H EA D ER C A G E BE N EFIT H ER E O N '9{fBPilInzes With Them, Meedog Held o f John L. Brown former well known I Alaska Jun iV i resident o f Taloottville died suddenly Rev. N o ll' Completes 'Tw o Allegheny IH * ^ Hnrerer, Rather Than At Center Springs Lm^e; this morning at the home of her Am Can 80 Temperature T)rop FIRST JOBLESS CHECKS daughter, Mrs. Walter Moore, in Decades Here; Parish An- 36 Wellesley, Mass. Mrs. Brown wss .. 13K bom in Hartford but waa a resident } Preach On ChQd Prohlem. .. SO By ASSOCIATED PKB8 S SP O RTS RO U N D UPQ IN MAILS TOMORROW Other OHicers Named. of TalcottvUle for a numter of .1, New Ehigland's blanket of snow tu t M DDIB B R IE T Z Middletown Speed T eam i nnal Session Last NishL -.145% Suddenly colder weather today High At Windham Next “ Am Toh R vanished rapidly under persistent ybars. She leaves besides her daugh-1 Am Toh B .. 68^ ter, one brother, Wilbur Shelton in Am Wat Wks appeared to have ended a threat ot rains and temperatures in toe I: Estimate 64,000 In State Will .. 11 midwinter floods in the east and New York, Jan. 35— (A P ) —TedAflght. a few rounds later good Pr. Hairy L. F. Locke, Hartford Officers were elected and plana Florida.' Funeral arrangements ate I A n a c o n d a . . flfties. A cold wave waa expected to Broadribb, wbo got tbs old bsave- ______^ ^ Completing 20 years aa rector at | Armour, III - -• 32% mlddlewest. old so and so yelled into the mike: MhUd apaciallat, addreaaed a larfe Receive Compensation; outlined for the year'a sporting ae- Inromplete but burial will be la end any flood threat there, although ho aa Tommy Farr’s manager, bet "Baer bos just pumped a bard right .. 614 Before noon cold blasts had swept EAGLES ARE UPSET Play A t E ast Side Rec Pv: gathoriny o f tbe membera of the Average Wlii Be $10 And $11 tivities at tbe organisatlcn meeting Mount Hope cemetery, Talcot^le* I Mary's Elplacopal church. Rev. J. I Atchison schools In some sections were clos- AND WHITE TO Present Pay **Scandalous** on Braddock and Central New York Ifascbester IfoUiera club at tbe of the Manchester Sporting Club „ ------Stuart NelU has served the church AvtoUon Oorp .. 4% ed because of the Inclemency. at 8 to 1 . . . bow many bleedln' way. it waa a good fight, Mr. Rick- last night at tbe skating lodge. Cen- Mrs. Annie M. Daclcworth. longer than any o f his predecessors •••• state, checking floods which already bob is that? , . . Dr. Jamea Stotter, Jamiaiy meeting In Center church Hartford, Jan. 25.— (A P ) — The .. 8% The Weather Bureau at Washing- ard . . . one and mi wish Harry ter Springs park. Harold Dwyer waa Mrs. Annie M. Duckworth, wife during the 60 years the church has O*"*® had begun to spread over farm Says Welch, Giant In 1882 BUT RETAIN FIRST toe New York plastic surgeon, has houae laat night, on tbe aubject of first of approximately 64,000 unem- .. 8% ton warned of a continuation of tbe FACE SEVERE TEST Mebre, a fine fellow and a good elected president of the new or- o f .Wl^rt Duckworth of Orr's be«n a vital force in the community, Be“ dix lands in Illinois and Wlzconstn. a blonde nurae named Sonja Henie, To A id Paralysis F u i^ •The Problem Child,” Dr. I.«cke, .. 13% southeastern storm from Sand; coach, all toe luck in toe world at ployment compensation checks will The cold wave, racing in from the after hla Introduction by the presi- be mailed tomorrow. ganization. He baa been active in mother o f AUen was disclosed at last night's an- I .. 60% Hook to Eaatport, Me. It warfu but the gal’ imn't skate a lick, be- Misnlsslppl U. . . . just between us, w . D u c l ^ ^ formerly o f this >»»1 parish meeting. Rev. Neill re- Beth Steel, pfd northwest, dropped temperatures New York, Jan. 25.— (A P )— JosAMutrle didn't like It much, but be lieve It or not . . . sue us If wt'rs daat—1.. of the club, Mra. John , Plcklea, V I Preaacd by a larger registration ■ - 64% of a storm of "marked Intenslt;' THIS SATURDAY IN Y CAGE LEAGUE what was It Joe Gould told Tommy tow ^ died this morning at the home I ported to the church body last nlaht Borden -• 18% below zero In North Dakota and Dlklagglo, demanding 835,000 for finally agreed to toe raise providing wrong, but Ralph Guldahl. national Farr while they ware posing for said he did not p r o p ^ to preach, ,or benefits than hid beS expect- of her son In Framingham, Maas. — __ ^Can Pae ...... central north of Lake Huron aito lather to roinmisOTte ^ t b the *d and a much higher eligibility w r- .. 7% Minnesota, and to near zero In other performing with the Yankees toe Buck would emteh 100 games, which open champion, is getting ready to pictures yosiertiay? LOCAL GIRLS DRUB YD Service To Meet B o ]^ higher i-llglbillty'per- Mrs. Duckworth suffered a heart Case (J. I.) ...... sections of the midwest. moving northeastward. be did. transfer from toe swanky Miami- members. Having three children of centage, the state administration .. 91 coming season, finds no supporter their own, Mrs. Locke and himself attack early In December and failed Cerro De P a s ___ A t Syracuse. N. Y., where a rec- Casualties Included two drowned in a player of a bygone day, Mickey DiMag No Mii|>er Player. Blltmore Country Club to toe Palm Mike Jacobs has sunk 48.000 po- was able to estimate today how to rally. .. 40% Moriarty Lassies Oppose had had a good deal of experience Ches and Ohio .. .. 35% ord high temperature of 54 prevail- In high waters which forced' 600 ks 12th Straight Victory Welch, wbo pitched tor toe original "This DlMaggto. now, he's no su- Intermediate Pace Setters Beach C. C. . . . (you may read tatoes into tot Sonja ' Henie Ice long it would take to get ail the lyler ...... AETNA LIFE QUINT one way and another in tbe prob- checks mailed. .. 57% ed at 4 a. m., toe mercury dived to families from homes in NorUicrn New York Giants from 1682 to per player. He's a low-ball bitter about it before this hits the papers) carnival at Miami next month . . . lems of bringing up children, and Gas and El .. .. 8 36 by 9 a. m., and still was falling Illinois. Two passengers ot a New 1892. and ws would have pitched to him . . . from Sunny S t Pete, where but then Mike can afford it— he baz Last night, the central office bad Coml Inv T r ...... Strong Array; in my day. He never would have Bow To Tigers, 23-20; Famed Girls A m y fa were not proud of the way they had filed 81,000 original claims. The FUNERALS .. 41 rapidly. Heavy snow began railing. York-Boston bus were Injured when Welch, now 78, thinks the pres- the Joe Medwlcks are lolling, comes only averaged 840,000 for the eight Coral S o lv ...... seen a ball like that one he knocked handled certain situations. eligible, instead of constituting - 8% The eastern seaboard waa trou- toe bus left slippery roads at Mid- ent day salary seals In tbe big word that an important announce- fight, shows he has put on tn the Mra Rosas T. Brookinga Cons Edison ...... out of toe park on Cliff Melton in Heipfal Books. about 60 per cent as had been an- - 22% bled with a southeastern gale. Ship- dletown, Conn. leaguea Is scandalous and that It Is Rangers Drub Pirates, ment may be expected any week Garden . . . Jackie Wright, toe Moriarty Lassies Gain 46-26 Principal Tussles On Pro- The funeral of Mra. Rosaa T. Cons Oil ...... Five More Gaines toe last game of the World Series. He brought with him three books ticipated, amounted to about 80 . 9% damaging to team spirit the way now. Huntington (W . Va.) high school he believed would be helpful to tbe Brookings who died early Sunday at Cont Can ...... ping and airplane schedules were Bottom lands In Central Arkansaa toe figures of tbe various playsrs He's not half toe player that Buck per cent; or 64,800. - 40% disrupted. One plane, storting from were flooded with a stage of 41 reel football seoution, hM just about mothers, namely, "Growing Up,” her home, I 4i Middle Turnpike Com P ro d ...... are aired annually. It's bound to Ewing was " 47-7; Cubs Down Aces. Bill Terr>''s lOng-BWaited blast at made up bis mind to pass up a score Triomph Over Hartford gram; Opener At 2*.30. State Labor Commissioner Tone, - 62% Newark laat night for Washington, — 15 above flood stage—predldted Are Left On Schedule. for children about the age of 10; East, was held this afternoon. Pray- Del Lack and West . 7 make the little fellows jealoua he It might be pointed out. If Welch aporU writers in the new SatBve- of big time college offers and enroll "Family Beharior," and "Parents administrator of the Unemployment ers for members of the family at was driven north to Hartford, Conn., by Friday for Camden,'Ark. seems slightly prejudiced in ENvlng'i Compensation Act, said the average Douglas Aircraft . • 42% reasona Post wasn't nearly aa h ot or as at Marshall college In the old home Look at Modem Eklucatlon," and the Thomas O. Dougan Funeral Du Ptoit ...... before a safe landing could be made. case, that Buck was bis battery Cage Opponents. check would be between JIO and .115% Ocean liners reached New York Had to Work for Pay. The pace setting Eagles absorbed vicious, as advance notices hinted state . . . this news will make A triplehsader basketball pro- told of a number of instances where home at 2 o'clock were followed by A t Boston only two oi ten ships With flve more victories nebded mate. On July 8. 1885, with Ewing 111 per week, and the average num- Etostman Kodak .. .164 hours late. Metropolitan New Yotk "Most I ever got In my life was . . . Bill devoted most of his 3,600 Eimer Layden'a heart bleed . . he bad been called to homes by a largely attended service in the scheduled to dock were berthed in to gain toe glorious achievement of catching. Welch shut out CHitcago, toelr flrst defeat of the season In gram— ^feat'jring too appeaiuea ' o f ber of weeks of compensation would Elec and Mus . . . . - 3% was struck by a gale which reacheq, 84,000 a year," he recalled, "and words to telling what a swell job be note to J.GJ., Phoenix, Aria.: So parents, for as trivial a thing as toe inner harbor. that was light at toe end of my ca- 1 to 0. They hopped to Buffalo the Y. M. C. A. Intermediate league Middletown's famed Speadixqra and bo- seven. An unemployed person South Methodist church, in which Elec Auto Lite ... - 19% a velocity of 52 miles an hour. an undefeated basketball campaign, has done at becoming a auccesa . . . far as we knew toe original Pal The Moriarty Girls drubbed tba aattUng a controversy as to whether Mra. Brookings had been an active Gen Elec ...... - 41% Manchester High's fast stepping reer. Believe me, I worked for It, that night, and toe next morning last night at the hands of tbe sec- well, you can’t laugh off 840,000 a Moran still is in New Orleans . . Aetna Life All-SUni Saturday at Speedfirls— will be staged at t)t* or not the window in an infant's is eligible to receive only one- worker for many years. There was Gen Foods ...... - 32% too. Dajm I wasn't pitohing I Welch stopped Buffalo, 6 to 0. That ond place Tigers but retained their year (and for flve yean) now can if Jesse Ovens is reinstated by tbe Bast Side Rec Sunday aftarobda'fla room should remain open; telling eighth of what he had earned in the boopsters Invade Wllllmantle this afternoon he weakened slightly and tbe West Side Rec. 46-26. Tbe first nine months of 1937. Thir- a profusion of floral tributes. Gen Motors ...... - 35% Saturday night In quest o f triumph played centerflald, and the first year you? . . . correctlijn; Buck Everett, A.A.U. you can expect a rush to toe a benefit for toe National Foufl^ their adolescent children truths the we were in toe National League I beat Buffalo only 6 to 2. He won grip on flrst place despite toe set- local lasales clicked smoothly from teen weeks is the maximum of pay- The pastor. Dr. Earl Story, eulo- Gillette ...... to i fighter Isn't a fiill-bloodsd Cher- colors. Uon to FIgbt Infoatlls ParalyMa. parents shrank from telling, be- - 1 0% No. 12 agalmt Windham High's for- bad to be at toe park an hour or 17 straight games before that back. Ths score was 23 to 30 in the start and played beads-up ment gized Mra. Brookings who, brought Hecker P rod ...... 7 ANOTHER U.S. NOTE midable aggregation. Although okee Indian, as ws ehronlcltd bare Arrangements for the event titSs cause they bad not e.*‘ " 8 held there in connec- viotortea 0 Bertram Starkey and Marjorie cluding a large number who have the Epwortb League o f the South Rem Rand .... no espionage Investigation. This win bs UanobssUr*s only Cuba ...... 4 .439 M. McCormick, If 0 1-1 1 flnsat feminine combinations in lla ^ ing with the problem child. The Methodist bhureh, Albert, Howard gates to archdeaconry, Sherwood 14% Dlumlnatlng Shs. . . . . SO Acaa ...... 5 J86 3 R. MoCtormlck, o 8 3-8 If home life la studied, the trained Emerson escaped Injury Sunday signified such Intentions, will be- Repub Steel ... 19 New Britain Oos . . . 26% S t o ToMlgn office on Janu- gafne with Windham this seost Efoat. This will b* tha fliat titfa and Walter Holman, William Glen- Brown. WUllam Davis; alternates, Pirates ...... 7 .000 3 B. Duke, r g ...... 1 0-0 2 that the Spaed Glrla hava p l o ^ workers get together for dlscuassion afternoon when the car In which come members at the next meeting i _ ^ ■ Stewart Kennedy, Erwin Rother. Rey Tob B ____ So. New ICng. Tel. Co. 146 im '* Mfused toU permission for tM flrst encounter slated for last STARTER IN THE DERBY 3 to be held next Monday night at the Turklngton and M - 41% 161 I toe Ume being on toe ground that its S a tu r^ y having been cancelled Box scores; T erry Defend^ H imself M. Montle, rg . . . . 8 0-0 6 her# and tbelr gam* with sad group thinking and finally were riding skidded and crash- Safeway Stores , 22 Western Maas...... 27 1 skatlng lodge. Those token In at Macauley. Burial was In the 30 of Mrs. Rubens was not When It was felt Inadvtaable to play Cubs. B. Lupien, Ig . . . . 3 0-0 4 Moriarty Glrla Is well worto group decision. Parenta who are mto J telephone pole on the Co- Scenley D ls ...... 23% Industrials 8 completed. two games on succsssivs nights. If B F A. Madden, Ig .. 3 3-4 8 price of admlssioo. oonstanUy bickering, older brothers •umbra Lake road. 3tarkey, who the next meeting win be charter I cemetery, Sears Roebuck , 60% Acme W ir e ...... 31 — 34 Secretary ^ HuU InstructeC Loy the bigh-poarered Clarkemwi flash 1 C3iapman, rf . ..1 0 *.» ■ ■■S IS The Probable Opener , or sisters who tease the yoimger driving the car, said that when members. MAY ASK JURY PROBE Shell Union . . . . 17 Am. H ardware...... 21 23 Headley’s T w o -Y e ar-O ld 17 Socony Vac . ... Henderson. American c h a r g e the tortn that marked tbelr reoent FREE TRIES BOOST 3 Gear, rf ...... 0 0 30 6-13 46 Attempts are being made to diUd, crowded conditions of some ‘•onilng around the comer near the The cliib voted to purchase the ] 15% Arrow H and H, Ctom. 41% 43 Agamst Sports W riters South Pac ...... d a ffa ^ a at Moscow, to address a triumphs over East Hartford and 1 McDowell, c . ..4 1 Aetna U f* AU-Sters range a game between M orio^ - tomes, lying and dishonest practices ‘ske, the car skidded and got out radio amplifying system from Ben- 18% Billings and Sponcer. 3% 4% formal note to Maxim Lltvtnoff, the 1 K a t k a v e c k , r g ..3 4 3 M. Harrington, rf 3 1-3 0 pU make their Imprint on the sen- control. The car, owned by Al- son's for 850, and plans will be OF BRASS CITY FINANCES South R w y ...... Bristol Brass ...... 85 Msriden, Windham should be slt's Pat. Firearms. 65 to tbe local list of court vlcUms. DARTMOUTH CAGERS Pittsburgh at his own suggestion made to equip the skating lodge 8% 68 asserting .that toe United Manchester returns to Its home 0 Dancoea, Ig . . . ..1 0 2 R. Horn, c ...... 1 2-4 4 Liongaltar raporte that all s irv la p ■ Diadpllne Changing boards, was damagc'l to an extent St 0O.S and El .. Eagle Lock ...... 16 Manager Of New York Giants Terry adds. with furniture In cooperation with 4 18 States Is "unable to accept" further Training Nicely But It’s 0 Newberry, c .. ..1 8 0 C. Bsdnarz, e . . . ,0 0-0 0 ar* being donated for the beneflt'ffii T to rigid discipline of the past I that made it necessary to tow it to There were eight tobies In play Waterbury, jan. 25.— (A P ) — St Oil Cal ...... court at the State Armory a Another case of strained relations the park department. The use ol 81% Fafnir Bearings .... 95 106 delay in allowing Its dlpIomaUc ren- from this Friday to oppose Middle- 0 Conton, Ig . . . ..3 1 0 V. sklnnsr, rg ... .0 0-3 0 that all racclpte will be turned o v «f M giving way to a gsntlsr method I a garage. the lodge has been given the club by at tbe whist held by the League of State's Atty. Lawrence L. Lewis St Oil N J ...... 49% Gray Tel Pay Station 4% with to* press Terry traces to a rs' 0 G. WUllamsOD, rg 0 Tex ...... 5% resentaUves to Interview toe woman team’s luckless basketoers, bsaten 0-0 0 to the Prealdent’a fund. Pour nrt» o f handling children. Instead of| The break at the Grace Randall the department. Women Voters at Mra. Thomas continued to delve into toe city's Corp 41 Hart and C o o le y ___ 130 300 in prloon. hdiaitt Conrert 45 Of 63 Too Early To Say If Con- Reveals His Side Of Fend porter’a daslrs to get through work 3 C. Smith, I g __ _ 3 3-4 Timken Roll B . in osven straight starts In OCR, 14 10 38 early, which led him to seek news 6 eracs have slgniflad tbalr inteHtloB Mapping a child for a middemeanor, cottage In which a valuable camera Graham's Tea Room. Mrs. Joseph financial matters today but said 44% Hendey Mach. B ___ 10 13 I In his note, Hendarson was dl- Aeaa. 1 E. Walker, Ig . . . . 1 1-4 3 It was decided not to hold an Ice Trans America . compstitlon. Tbs Clarkerasn artll and managerial opinions ahead of of taking part, namely, A l Bogginl,' tto modem way Is to get into was stolen last summer has finally that he had nothing further to say 11% Landers, Frary A Clk. 24% S«% to caU to LltvlnolTa attenUon P B r T — ’— ja carnival this year at Center Springs I B. Green won the first prize, and her Union Carbide .. maks certain o f at least a deadlock dition Will Be Okay. In A Magazine Article; George Hills, Sher Blssell and "R w * •Tiuddle" about it and talk it over. been cleared up. It was learned to- publicly other than bis statement ot 75% New Brit. Mch., <3om. 20 22 toe foreign commissar's letter of No- Atlemptf On Fonb In a DIMlnIco, rf ...... 1 0 hla confereos. Hie preslstence led 12 0 8-21 26 Mrs. Bertha Flint, the Union P a c ...... for flrst place In the league by beat- 2 Pierce, the quartet that handles Uw M ^alD the reaaoD for doing or riot day. Joseph N. Qarke, who issued yesterday that be was "seriously 77 do., pfd...... 90 100 vember 16. 1933. to President Roose- 1 Koaak, If ...... 3 0 4 to heated answers and another Score at half 16-10 Moriarty PlM s win be made to hold a Cami- second prize. Unit Aircraft .. ing MIddlstoam and can clinch the "grudge.” Rec League games. dohlf certain things. the warrant for the arrest of the contemplaUng" asking Superior 24% North and J u d d ...... 26 28 hi which Lltvlnoff promised that title outright the following Friday 4 Broom, 0 ...... 1 0 2 Charges Misrepresenta- Girls. Referee Dowd. Next to the home Influence, neigh- ones who broke into the cottage v«val nextn.v year and . several . other .. William Rowley of Hartford Unit Corp ...... Leading College League. Taught Hurler Lesson Low Admlselon Court Judge Frank P. McEvoy to 3 Peck. Stow A -Wilcox 6 g imtlons of toe United Stotea would night, February 11. against West Miami. Fla.. Jan. 25— (A P ) — 1 P a r o t t i , c ...... 1 2 bWhood gangs exert a strong in- during Mi.ss Randall s absence last sporUng events during the winter. Secretary of toe State League, will Unit Gas Imp .. Instead of dsmandlng "what's In Admission charges will constat impanel an extraordinary Grand 10 Russell M fg. Co...... 22 36 „ ,ffMnted rights, in the Soviet Hartford here, In that case, toe Whether or not Menow, likely ad- 1 Wilkie, c ...... 0 -8 0 of 25 cents for adults, IS cents far fluence on a growing boy. and it la summer, said today that two bovs All persons who are interested In be the speaker at the monthly meet- U S Rubber . . . . tion Of The Facts. It for im T" when Invited to a Mel 29 ScovlII Mfg. Co...... 24% 26% union, o f legal protecUon which Manchester-Briatol tusale at tbe 0 Murphy, rg ...... 0 1 1 C£(ni DILLON RISES high schcMl students and 10 osnts from these that our reformatories have been apprehended in Hartford outdoor sports, winter or summer, ing of the League of Women Voters Jury to probe the city's financial U S Steel ...... Boston. Jan. 25— (A P ) — Some of vance favorite for toe Kentucky Ott day celebration, BUI explains, affairs. 57% Stanley Works ...... 41% 43% Ynvorable than Bell CMty on February 18 will have 1 Haves, rg ...... o 0 0 for younger children.. If tbs Itee 16 N yad JMl. draw their reemita Dr for a simlla? break, ami have cou are urged to join the new club at on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock Western Union . 26% *>., pfd...... 27% 29% enjoyed by nations of toe na- toe snappiest foul shooting in toe Derby next May, gets to the post 0 Fuller, rg ...... 0 he remained at home because Mel the next meeting. It is considered that such a Grand no bearing on the title. Man- 0 0 filled for tbe bereflt, a nsaabls sun L o ^ e stressed the great value ot fesaed to the Columbia theft The at Mrs. Graham's. She wiU explain West El and M fg 100% Torrington ...... 25 27 I Lion most fa v o r ^ In this respecL chester closes its season against eastern Intercollsgiats basketball In toe blue grast, classic is con- 1 Husky, Ig .r...... 1 0 2 New York, Jan. 35—(AP) -Blit himself had said not to bother. Hie AS SCORING THREAT the state program for toe year. Jury win be given results of the Wool worth ...... 39 K will ba realized for tba p*ra|ya|| ' ^ t i n g for b ^ a and girls, outdoor names of the boys could not be de Veeder Root, new . . . 46% 48% L DiLvinoff* ietter wss transmitted Rockville High her* on February 23. 0 Plouford, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Terry saya It ain't ao. ‘‘eadlsm” In letting CiydeU Caetls- Walter Brooks la a patient at toe City audit, ordered by toe states Elec Bond and Share (C u rb ). ’ e < to toe American CSilef Executive os league in yean Is keeping Dart- jectural. Hal Price Headley's cham- fund and Mr. Longakar to hopafw termlried. but Mr. aark e was In- 8% New York Banka man remain on ths mound to take that cage tons will raspoml, not q ^ d toelr lelaure when not In formed that they have been sen- Windham Community Memorial attorney as soon as facts developed. mouth on top of the heap. pion two-yuar-old o f 1937 is at The New York Giants' manager, Banka of New York .. 355 875 •flL'ee'nent whereby the I I 6 1 13 a terrific pounding was the only Ace Bark-Checker Of Ranffcrs only because of the worthlnaM Of hospital III with pneumonia. J. C. Robinson, special auditor, United States extended diplomatic A study of the Indiana’ scoring whose "feud" with toe sports writ- Bankers T ru s t...... 47 49 HENRY nCARD SETS Hialeah Park, training nicely, and Score St half. 20-9, Chiba. means of teaching toe lesson that Only Three Points Behind too cause, but also because th* ABOUT TOWN Mrs. J. N. Beville hau sold 85 arived in Waterbury yesterday recogniUon to toe Soviet regime. records disclosed today that the a parole for one year. Mr. Clarke Ontral Hanover .... 96 100 the filling In his near tore leg that Referee, Earl Yost. ers has supplied those writers with "a ball game te more than four in- Drillon’s Tolai. trifileheader aiusma certain to pro> ' SetooU are one of the stdrongesl I sairAwlnvVn ‘?''*‘ ® acres of land to tne Waterfront afternoon and went immediately in- Chase ...... 31 Through an agreement of Oc- Dartmouth sharpebootera have toed Mrs. John Hamlll of 167 Cooper JURY IS IMPANELED 33 kept him out of the Pimlico futuri- plenty of copy for years, takes up nings on toe mound and toe rest In vide a Wealth of outotenillng influence. In children's lives, Realty O j ., represented by Stephen to consulUtlon with SUte's Atty. Chemical ...... - 42 tober 1925, Germany waa given toe RECORD AT PASADENA the foul line 63 times in toelr four Eagle*. Hill street has entered toe Hartford 44 ty last November seems to be only toe cudgel on his own behalf In an toe grandstand with a big cigar." Montreal, Jan 25..— (A P )— Cecil entertainment. •tudles are made Int.festlng that I cam era"h«Cen"J“"'*^^ (Rubles. Part of toe land borders on Lewis and other officials, including City ...... 26 28 most favorable treatment In tola re- league contests against Harvard, P B F T But all these wild stortss don’t there isI. very littleII..I. _ trouble___ u,-® with {camera has been recovered, the case hospital to undergo a major opera- Lake Wamgumbaug and tbe re- a memory, but— article entitled "Terrible Terry" In Dillon, speady, sleak-balr^ wing- Comptroller Rowland, and Mayoral Continental ...... 12 14 spect by toe Soviet Union. Yale, Oornsll and Pennsylvania— 4 T a g g a r t , r f ...... 0 3 3 matter much, BUI ooncludcs, for truancy nowadays. Again, one child « ill not be pressed against them In tion. TO PROBE SPENDING Young Duval Headley, who trains this week's Saturday Evening Post. man of toe New York Rangers who Columbia. maindej Is on toe opposite side of Secy. Thomas P. KeUy. He was to Corn Exchange ...... 51% 53% Petolls of Protocol H«rflhay Pr* Win* Op«n Event all of which were won—and looked 8 DeiTidk, If ...... 2 3 7 "the Olante' attendance figure*' who Is maladjusted can upset a tbe highway. U. S. Route 6. T h e ths big bay son of Pharamond 2nd- Terry, tracing the feud to bis re- has been rated on# of tha National The officers of the newly organ- cenfer this afternoon with Mayor First National ...... 1T70 1830 A paragraph of tola protocol With Score Of 276; Jimmy the ball through the net 46 times, 0 Armstrong, If .. .. .0 0 0 would indicate that patrons do not whole schoolroom, and here Is where The .Mizpah group of the Wes- property will be developed for sum reads: Alelblades for hla uncle, had this to fusal to give his private telephone Hockey League's beat back-check- WATERBURY SPONSORS ized Adult Sunday school ' of the Hayes, with actual work on the ON STATE PARKWAY Ouaranto T ru st...... 286 243 which Is pretty fair shooting. 3 Grant, c ...... 0 0 0 care who or what manages a boll the visiting teachers come In. by leyan Guild will meet tonight at mer and permanent home sites. The Hinea Takes Second. Perhaps toe 45 points may be no say: number to a Now York sports adl ers ever since his debut In 1930. is church elected officers at a special audit scheduled to get under way Inrtng 'Anist ..-...... 11 12% "In places o f detention o f all 1 Darna, c ...... 0 0 0 club so kmg as tt plays heads-up studying the child's background, 7^0 with Mra. Willard Horton of Waterfront Co., also owns two de- record for four games, but certain- tor, who immediately adopted an coming to toe front os a ixmtender meeting called at the close of the tomorrow. Manhattan ...... 22 24 kinds, requests made by consular "Menow arrived here from our 0 Koaak, rg ...... 1 1 3 and first-division baseball." for the scoring title. STATE CAGE TOURNEY fladlng whether or not both par- 35 Phelps road. velopments on toe South Street side (Coottnued from P a ^ One) Pazadana. Calif.. Jan. 25.— (A P ) ly a mark of only 18 misses is "antl-Tarry” attitude because of toe .Y' regular service on Sunday morning. FuU support for State's Atty. ManufocL Trust .... 37 39 reprasentaUves to visit naUonaU of —The ^y-for-pay golflng delega- Beaumont farm more than a week 1 Southerglll, ig .. .2 3 7 Dillon holds one scoring record, ents work, enlisting their coopera- of toe lake, Waterfront Park and New York Trust 94 their country under arrest, or to something for the rival nileo-vloia- "snub," goes over a number ot in- tton. and often the result Is saving The officera elected were as follows’ Lewis was pledged today by the portonce to the county and to toe 97 • tion bada gixxlby to Sotitoern Cali- ago looking grand and atrilng fine. cidents whlcdi havs been related tn the playoff mark ot eight goals and A cottage prayer meeting will be Waterfront Manor, toe latter being Public N a tio n a l...... 29% have them visited by their repre- tora to think about. 12 5 10 30 Amateur Event To Start OS a youngster from a life of crime. Superintendent, Mra. Albert Emer- Citizens Good Government Associa- state and to your fellow cltlzens," 81% fornia for a year today and turned We are entirely satisfied with his print and aome which haven't been two assists in one series, but he held this evening at 7:30 by toe Sal- part of toe former Henry D. Dimock Title Guarantee...... 6 sentatles, shall be granted without Twice— against Harvard In the Tiger*. GOLF NOT STRENUOUS, ^March 12; Rangers Annexoi The radio and the movies tend to son; assistant superintendent, Mra. estate, later posoing to hi- daugh- tion in its first public pronounce- the court said. 'T t is also o f great T% north for further cracks at toe present condition, and toe leg fill- told, to give hla own versions. never has been near ths top over a vation Army at toe home of Mrs U. 8. T r u s t...... 1485 1475 delay." opener and against Psnnsylvanls P B F T axcite young children, causing dls- Ernest Hopkins; secretary. Miss ter the Countess Catallnl from ment of policies made public through Importance to certain state officers m<>hey seattered along the winter ing just back of the knee which season's span. Ho climbed rapidly The T ;le In 1936. William Wright. I l l HoII street HuU's contenUon Is that the Unit- lust Saturday— this efficient marks' 4 Davis, rf ...... 1 0 2 Faiita Mlsrepreaented turbed sleep and other Ills, where Virginia Macht; treasurer, Shirlev whose estate it was purchased by the temporary secretory, John of the state and to certain citizens toinmamant trail. fo r c ^ him out apparently is over He atm doesn't have much to aay last week, howsvsr, and now la in ed States government Is entitled to manshlp has proved ths margin of 2 Wiezbecl, rf ...... 0 ' 0 0 PAHY BERG CLAIMS tbe program la exciting. One boy Trythall. ^ toe Development Co. McLinden. who have been publicly criticized.” Henry Picard, tell, dark and hand- with. However, we would not want la favor of the aporte writers, hot pursuit of young (3ordle Drll The fifth annual statewld* ottoi- The Women's Home League of that treatment In Mrs. Rubens' cast. victory. 3 Zamtotto, if ...... 0 0 0 brought to hla attention waa actual- On Sunday Mra Hettle Squier Earle W. Green Post American The association statement re- TEACHERS TO PROTEST some pro from Hersbey, Pa., won Ag^test ths Crimson, whom the to see toe racing public burn up a charging them witb misrepreaenta- Ion of Toronto. tsur basketball tournament wlU ba toe Salvation Array will have aa Its No Person Accused Henderson was Instructed to tell 3 Byeholskl, Ig . . . . .0 0 0 ly In a fog from almost constant at- was given a party in celebration of Legion held Its regular meeting last vealed that toe memben^p has ai tha 83A)00 Posadena yaaterday Indians best, 43-43,. Dartmouth lot of money on our colt, which is tion In mors than oos case and with Tourney Compel iUon Is All Drillon, league-leading play mak- held at the spacious O n tral T . M» ^ e s t of honor tomorrow afternoon, Ths court emphasized that the foreign commissar that the 4 Vlnimk, c ...... 8 0 6 tiwidsnce at the movies and thought- her seventy-second birthday. Those night at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. ready grown to 1,000. , and led his , touring brsthrsn to converted seven fouls In ten tries, sure of being one of toe favorites letting themselves be "used" by er with 18 assists, failed to Improve G A. in Waterbury boglimi^ 8a8> Mrs. Major Ralph Miller, who with this case x x x there Is as yet WSS PACKER'S oilSMSSAL United SUtea was unable to accept 8 Olbsrt, rg ...... ,0 0 0 Right If You Play For Fun hla 33-polnt total in too week which lessness of his mother In allowing pre.sent were Mr. and Mrs, Rowland Harold James in Mansfield Onter. Oakland for tha ISJMK) open thera while against Penn, ctmquered by for ths Derby. 2 Grzyb, rg ...... 4 .1 John J. McGraw when Terry waa urday. March 13. It was announeofl her husband la leaving shortly for one accused of crime." any Interpretation of this paragraph 11 Says Youthful Star. ended with Sunday’s games. Mean this morning by (Jsorge T. DiUoa It. Pictures are a great educational Smith, Airs. Julia Little, Horace The Ladies Missionary Associa- this areek-end. 43-38, the Green sank tbe amazing "Before we leave bere March 35, 1 J. Sumislaaki, Ig . .1 1 3 bolding out for to* first lime. Newark' N. J. Mrs. MUIer la well Just before retiring to organize which would operate to restrict in while Dillon, tied with him for toe who conducted toe past four tour- force, but young children should not Little and Mrs. Mary Lyman Smith, tion will hold their February sup- Hartford. Jan. 25.— (A P ) The Picard flnished toe 72 boles with total of 31 fouls in 28 attempts. .0 1 1 BUI firmly denies be aver asked liked by all who know her, and It Is and begin Its inquiry, the jurors any way toe granting without delay ha should be breezing, and by- thgt 2 RubaebA I g . . . . lead at 14 goals a week ago, rapped neya. be taken to see an exciting movie. The Home and School club of per and entertainment on the 11th Hartford Teachers' CouncO, repre- 70-66-T1-69—276, bast soora St In the game with the Quakers, — “ what's In It for m e?" except to ask Punta Gorda. Flo., Jon. 25.— (A P ) hoped the league members will mil were told by the court that "liur time a better Indication wUl b* — Patty Borg, 18-year-old Minneap- three counters to take the undis- Tournament gamea will bs ptoyeil Dr. Locke advocated postponing at- Hop River village will hold an open using their new dishes for the first POLICE COURT senUtlve body o f the 860 membei of requests made by its representa- mads la the local tournament. Dartmouth led at the half 85-31, 32 9 5 23 be present to say goodby. Mra. WU- citizenry looks to you with eonfl- available os to hU Derby prospects. himself before making decisions af- puted lead In that department and every Saturday sventng and BvrnSam tendance at most pictures until a meeting on February 1 at eight time. Mr. Robinson will give an of the Hartford Teaitoera Leagu? tives to visit American nationals Jimmy Hinao, Garden City, N. T., no Isos than 14 ot Its points coming Score at half. 13-8, Eaglet. fecting his career and traces bis de- olis golfer participating In the llam Hall. Mra. William McCabe, dence to perform this duty without under arrest. On the meantime we will 1st him championship of champions tourna- •xjllectsd one assist. That gave afternoon tor four weeks arltb th na child is 12. and then- only Saturday o clock In the school house The address on Lincoln, following the Found guilty of breach of the t ^ y protested toe discharge of who has been threatening to climb via ths fres route. Referee, Earl Yost. sire for "economic seent ain determine Its duties in her and George Von Elm, Los Angeles, up the league." ready for racing late In April.” (Jhlcago— Tlty, ektebtlahing a world S l a t e T o n igh t tn 1983, two months after thrsatso- York, outpointed Tony Dupre, 126 0 Olbert, Ig ...... 0 0-3 U M >, when adjournment was made be raised to $4 as provided by lew. H a m ^ U of Ojlumbla, S. C., toe de- to the Robbins room. Mrs. Henry flooded. Barnsley, 6^ Laurel street AJn. ■SAB OVEB MOUNTAIN Before the court sessloa. Judge •toy placid at 3439.287.92 tbe value JU' P^tohment. He said tost the record of 1:16 1-5 for six and one ing to trade him for refusing to ae- fending tltllit, paired a lto Mra. 8-4. Manchester, N. H., (8). 1 Sumlglaskl, Ig . . . 0 0-3 John E. W right and Byron Hall Following ar* tba games aehad- M iller and her committee of hoet- The Pequabuck river, overflowing Elizabeth WBrien, 309 Spruce Foster conferred with n e w s p s ^ of Uie e ^ t e of Angus Mackenzie. 'WirwiMr altuauon was brought to half furlongs oapt a 85,000 salary cut O f this b* Tarry Doloon o< Fort Myers. 8t. Louts—Eric Seellg, 161%, 1 Bychotokl. Ig ...... O 0-1 of the board o f rritef have posted uled la tha Math waik piav la ••MB, Mrs. Thomas Quinn. Mrs. Ray Its banks, had sections of u. 8. street Harry Obwles. Warming. ««‘t.-Keepsra at a man. His only Instructions to them m d g e p i^ marketman who died Jh* aUenUon of Mr. Farrington bv WPfNEM Df WE«T. Menow, typical of the Pharamond ot aayt: OUisr first round pairings: Germany, outpointsd Joey Parks, netloea o f tbe meeting ot the board farm ne%r bore wore some* tha lU o Saalor Laagua at tha East Warran, Mrs. Ecnost Benson, Mrs. Higbwray Number 6 under six feet Discharged today: M n. John Had- were that strict decorum would be Augurt 29 last, leaving the bulk of Mrs. Newberry. * te a c h e r^ fb T n ^ LAST N Y O im B O C U Y flOOBSfl progtoy. Is a strapping, waii-do- ‘*Tba moat barafaoad misrapraaan- Marlon McDougal of Portland. 163 3-4. S t Louis, (10). 10 10 M on Feb. 1, 8 end' 16, in the tocra ^ # t startled when a large and an- Bid* Itee tonight with th* Meman UonUe, Mrs. Sidney Harti- water and three and a' half feet lund and infrint eon o f is Seheol ohserred throughout the 'proceed- ***• ^ f w id B t p b e w , ^ complaint* to H r Farrin»tAn By ASSOCIATBp PBESS Cheyenne, Wyo.— The Yonkoffe vsiopad fellow, although not t o ^ tation, bowavar, cam* with tha ra- Ora., and Solly (Sarah) Guth, Wib- Newark. N. J.— Wallle Scara, 173 street clerk's offtes. A ll peraoos gry black bear lumbered put o f a YD S«rTlo* •**hlag to protect It* ■aa. Mra. Randall To<», Mrs. Wil- of water blocked traffic on North ings snd t)iat no cameras would ba M the c^Suct of —Nero, Yonko and Vonko—are the compared arltb that Headley giant. paated press stetemante that Fred ater Grovos, Mo.; Jean Bauer of 3-4. Philadelphia, knocked out P. a F. Births: Teday, a son to Hr. and • grievance and thoee requiring off- rocord agaiaat Itena’* Improved Freddie Flducla. 186. Newark. (8). ■am Higgins, Mrs. Hertoit Plngne, Main street here when North creek attaelfcg with permitted In the court room. .Aaorrlcaa .AsaoeteGsa most famous athletic fam ily in the Whopper, a son of tbe same sire. Undstrom waa tuppoaad to sueoaad Provldanco, R. L, and M n. George 8 Fogarty, r f ...... 0 0-X M n. Italo ComoUo ot 106 Prespeet sets must appear and file their com. pitchtorks. ^*r*. By wtaMag tonight, th* Hol.voke, Mass.—Charley Gomer, Mn- esarence Wood, Mrs. Frank went on a rampage. “Outside o f that, I want to help • student at Wlllls- tomey Kansas O ty 8, 8L Paul 1. history of Oisyenne high schooL Menow'a dam. Aldbiadsa, won a McGraw and that I hod tunnalad Chalmers of Fort Hyera; Mn. M. L. 1 flUcrabacA It • • O’lO 1 2*9 street and a daughter to Mr. and plalat at one ot thsae meetings or The bear took after one of the YD’a will mall* certain ot at lesat 182, Baltimore, technically knocked |r, atokmore, Mrs. Hazel Oeaa, Mrs. Many realdenta complained their at soms adjourned meetiag of the you all I can." be said. Ham p^ Mass |ed and tM k^to^iiS^atoEruw TONIOin-fl SCHEDULE Kentucky Oaka (mtla and n tur- uadar to snatch tt from hla grasp. Gardnar of Wlnnstka, 111., and Mrs. 0 Matwaaff, € aroo*ffao 4 9*# t JlJward Lynch, Mra. Ward Dougan, Mn. George Umg, 34 West'Center men but thought better o f it and raimpitulatlon of Mackeatoe's I and order and “ 7 a U* far first round honors and eon X X X I bad no warning arhatavar out Pat Foley, 185, Worcester, (4). cellars were flooded to a depth ot poard. The time at appeal is limited ‘n ie .hjdga warned newspapermen Nattsaal Lsagaa loag) In 1930. Charlia Kurteingar, Ik F. Gary of MlnneapoUa; Mrs. ^ o *ao o o *«4l X Jobs OXcaijr, M n. W. H. Ps*-, street. *™t>"d aaray over a atountaln—^pte- aatate shows: Real estate 889JOO- makn • Mjrt to nOHT AOB LOOX. win tha title outright by basting th* ot tbe ptopooltioa adUeb MeOraw Philadelphia—Steve Dudoa, 191, ftw to live feet. ly law to 30 days ftwn and after that they “ must not talk to a atngte New York Rangers at Boatoo. wbo alao rldaa War Admiral, bopea WUUam Hockonloa, Jr., of Lake 1 ZM Tia, I f O«li«A04IOffi O !-• ' CsMUs: Fifty-eight patteats. W M W y In smreh ot a place to eoa- ■tocks. 3286A5SAI: b o n d ^ t in : S S so ex- P A ’a next weak. ■dvsnoad. Ltndatrom, 1 nndarstsnd, North Bergen, N. J„ outpoint^ Bob the fliat of February. msmbsr c* the Grand Jury" at say SOSAfl; nn-». tte aVn 6 1 ^ . , 1 Z?” Then oanm a question interaaWoaBl-AiuerteaB laagaa to win hla third Darby ostrlda Hopatcong, N. / „ and Mra. Leo 0 Petka. Ig • 3-4 , Unue Its customary aU-arintor aap. Now Toclt-New York The waa promised tha job for th* pur- OUn, 180 8-4, New York, (10). I ' 3946, aa^riacMtoaeeua, L*»cber. or boy re- PUteburarb at flpriogfleld. ore vigorously proUsttag against a Manow, but no Balmont futuriQr Walpar o f Washington; Mrs. Jane Richmond. Vo.—Ray Ingram, TTivTOuanstnis, 69,649.72. voIUng against teacher authority. 7 ; l f l ^ C ^ va. DUlon's. poa* of InvMgUng Mm Into olgnlng AoMHeaa A m ' ~ propoMl to eeraNtsh aa aga Uaalt .arinnar a m hna baan abte to turn Cothraii Jamesou o f Palm Beach 137%^, Washington, D. C., o u t^ n t- 8 ;lf—RaBB'a vs TD aervlo*. oIa ooAtfset.** and Mra. d. J. Lswior o f New Ro- n • Wtehlta at Tulsa. of 1$ years tor W|^ school ioetbalL that trick. •:10->PA’s vs Moriartys *d (3iartaa (Stumpy)impy) JseebK ISt, Sooca at half 10-0.11 Usdjr wss subsvquontiy ttsdad to •Ua, N . T . HopowaU. VO., d10 o '). rasAToe MAlfCHWrBB BVEOTNO HBRAED. KANCBEffTER. OONlf. TOESDAT. JAITOAKT W. 198S MANUHEBTKH mTENlNG 1TERAi;0. HATTCHESTER, CONW, TUESDAT, YAinTART 2 8 .193S' rOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A Peraistent Young Man By M A R fi^ M\XO\ VOOtt, y o o ’.X CMAY TO W iC W yoo WMf ivyw cav.'l h » Boorew SENSE and N O N SE N SE 'tDO'O H9M6 VOMCH VOVTA -BOBtZyoNB YLVtlfc o o W . r o o m • CC'B (W y o o TO M K VOUfO VW41 To vow cBiBcrr It's $ real thrill you get whan you Woman—^Thla eloek we won runs I dig out a pair of your old troussra fine—it doss an tour In forty-five | 'to S R f out of tha elotbss elosst aad find a minutes. dollar bill in one of ths poeksta. U fa la just a seriea of worrtea, | Helen—The Idea! A marrisd man laments a man; LOST AND POUND 1 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 BUSINESS APARTMENIH— FLATS— church win meet on Wednesday af* shouldn't bs kissing girls the way "AU winter I slaved at the fur- I TO AVOID TROUBLB wlU Uie 1M7 PONTIAC DELUXE 3 door OPPORTUNITIES TENEMENTS 6S ternoon at 2:30 p. m. la the social firs alarm siren sounded at elnht problem confronting us la re-enmloy- he does. naoe and all summer Tve been wor- I party who took new red plaid eoati' o'clock, giving the •edan, black, dual equipment, FOR RENT—IN SU81NB88 • rooms. ment of idle men and women, w hat Janet—Hsavaaa, m t Any will rylng about keeping my whits ahoM Md hat and grey glorea from High built In trunk, heater, radio, de- FOR RENT-FURNISHED apart- ROCKVILLE sehml for ths pupils In ths l03ver should have taught him to kiss bat- white." tlon, brick mercantile buucung •EntMlaialBg Mothers grades. are jtou American citizens, you aebool on Tuesday, Jan. 18, return froster. 1200 dlscounL Tnules, ment. 3 rooms and bath. 109 Foa- • ^ Cardinal Girl Scout Troop union labor and ununion labor doing ter. same to High school or 54 Mt. ter street. b w t a B ^ Wednesday Ths UmeYhst arguments occur Is I balance 20 months. Cole Motors, Suitable tor light tnanufacttmng. Is holding a “Mother’a Party” this about it? Are you aatisfled to live Mebo Place. No questions asked 6483. afternoon in the Union church ^ ta g to n Grange wlU hold its In- cm a dole or work cm A PWA job A little boy at one of the schools when the amateur and the profen-1 Apply Ekiward J . HoU* FOR RBINT—SIX ROOM tenement, stallation of omcers on Wednesday sipnal get together. Two profes-1 ooutbern exposure, foyer, large up- social rooms. There will ba a pro forever? The answer must surely recently came forward and began GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS— TOiiAM) colwry T gram at entertainment, n short pW evening In the Baungton Tosm Hall. to DO. Then why be dumb? Waka to recite; slonala never resort to argument*-1 PERSONALS "BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES"- to-date kitchen, oil burner, 11 West 1932 Plymouth coupe 1150; 1080 IS.OO will eetabiiab you in the dreaa musical numbers and refreshmenta CMrl Lane bf the State Orange srtll up, gat behind s movement to bet- "Friends, Romans, oountrymsn— tlon. * Dodge sedan 3150; 1933 Dodge BtreeL Inquire Qnibe, 109 Foster. Wanted—names, men under Ktt buaineM at your home direct from MEETS THIS EVENINC _ L.A.A.O.H. be In charge of the Installation ter your condition. You have no d me your ears,” ha began. coupe 3300.—"A safe place to buy which WlU to followed by a sodal purchasing power, and without pur. *?That must be ths Smith boy,” who are willing to work for 175.00 manufacturer to you. Write for FOR RENT—THREE room flat, program. a month while training to become used cars.” Scballer Motor Sales details. Universal Dress Company* heated, all Improvements, on Depot H. win told their r e ^ a r meeting chasing power there wlU never “ one r-t the listening mothers, What we call steam is a cloud ot I aviators or ground mechanics. One IiiC., 634 Center street, at Olcott 224 West 35th street, Wew Yorlc. Square. Inquire North End Pack- RepresenUtives Of All Towns S l f “ “ >**'• baU in the amything better for you. feeling. "They're always trying fins globules of liquid water which I year's training given by U. S. Air street. Open until 9 p. m. age Store. Telephone 6910. Iii County To Attend,Session Prescott Block. The business ses- The Torwnsend plan, will create a borrow something." ars formed by cooling and condens-1 Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox sion win be followed by a social purchasing power by its revolving Corps. Costs absolutely nothing, FOR SALE—1931 FORD roadster. In Tolland Federated Church OPENFORUM Ing Invisible steam. flying. Intelligence Service. Boa HEUP WANTEDu- FOR RENT—AVAILABLE at once, foUowlrg In charge plan of $200 per month, which wlU Then there's ths one about a lo- Mic k k v (Him s bl p) Mc Guire Price reasonable. Barlow's Garage. 5 rooms, half house, hot air fur- Jf*?? ®tbel Flynn, chairman, retire the people of (60) years of barbsr who broke a loeiU rseoM 032, Milwaukee, Wls. Tel. 5404. FEM ALE 35 Rockville, Jan. 25—The 18th an AMERICA o r TOMORROW, AND nace, and bath, garage. Rent $23. age madclng more room for the shaving 40 men In om d a y ... OUR BOARDING HOUSE nual meeting of the Tolland C>>untv patrick, Mrs. Bridie Finley. Mrs THE TOWNSEND PLAN —oJMkMtaoooiunosmi WANTED—GIRL TO help with Manchester (instruction (Company. Editor of Herald; younger people. It will create jobs, i He was hoarse for weeks afterward. 1937 NASH ‘ SEDAN; 1935 Naab YM.C.A. will be held this evening sedan: 1935 Ford Tudor; 1934 Ter housework, small lamlly, good Tel. 4131 or 4279. America of tomorrow, will be create a demand for labor and when 05N F OUN P IX J A 50M / SOM S m A M d o r A\AH MCnTKPKJ home, reference. Call 6903. at the Federated church In T^and Hall, Mias you create a demand for labor It There does appear to be a bitch STORIES IN raplane cp; 1933 Olds Tudor; 1981 An^e Halloran and Miss Mary Hal forced to do one of two things, put somewhere in this; O F B R IC K S "TO P IS C R E P IT A' PIS AM PE MYSTEPCy con- church with the meeting following bom In Man- your fmpport of a plan (the Town- brand of tooth pasta. 92 per cant ADVERTISEMENTS offered 13WANTED—HOUSEWORK Includ ruptcy, which we are facing this AS A^ PKTBCTIVE -‘-^SPUTt -7 r AH'S BeeM lookiw' Ing cooking, in private home, good venlences. Apply at 26 Packard Immediately. Mr. C. H. Moore of * resident of Rock- send plan) that wlU create such a recommended another brand, and 66 vlllo for a numbar of yoani Hmi very moment. The $37,500,000,000.00 . 8< S A P ,-rH B IR FLA M €oan t aU av«ra#« worda to a Una. EXPERT RANGE burner service references. Write Bo* T, Herald. street or telephone 8177. Stafford Springs, vice president, national debt can never be pMd off demand. (Labor In general note). per cent stlU recommended some S hip FO ' AMP "PB laltlala. eombart aod abbravtattona will preside at the meeting. moved to Providence, about twenty You cannot get employment or a other brand. AMOMT B B to O-AIM THAT IS IMPORTAWT aaeh aouot aa aeword and compound cleaning, adjusting and insbtiung with half of the nation Idle and a r H. Babb A Sons. Tel. 6498. Annual reports will be presented, quarter of them working for the standard wage or anything else THey ACTUALuy to sign your name on It man of the en tert^ m en t commit- Townsend plan Into law. A mostly era-toaringi pass through HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 has been postponed for one week Townsend club No. 2 of Manebes. If there seems to to a lot of fight- these locks during the eight-month O MAJOR- WE SPECIALIZE IN applying (By Associated Press) tee is in charge of the reservations. and will be held on February 4th lust and equitable law, that will re- ing going on all the Ume, that's bs- TELEPHONE YOUR asbestos siding and recovering FOR SALE^—BLaACK AND white Reservations may also be phoned ter Is having a drive for raembstship navigation aeason. -Traffic in many Miicho Gusto, b six-year old which The proceeds of the sale will go quire every Individual to share his cause peace Isn't news. 22______WANT ADS roofs. Workmanship guaranteed. enamel Glenwood gas range, table to the stewards at the home. There on a pledge card plan. Join our club years has approximatad 90,000,000 Kirby Ramsey acquired from Wal- towards purchasing a stove for the part of government expenses, and now. Keep posted on the most Paintlng-and carpenter work. A. A. top, practically new. Reasonable will be dancing, entertainment, will assure aU citizens In return a tons, valued at more than $1,000,- I t a i l ) Ul.phon. ter O'Hara at the start of the win- kitchen In the church. humanitarian plan that was ever I If the clock falls when early ris- (*W M •t the CHAROB RATB c Itm sbov. Dion, 81 Wells street. Tel. 4860. for cash. Telephone 8307 or can be favors and a buffet supper. comfortable retirement income when ing la called for, try this the next 000,000. Tha Davit and Sabin •• e eonyMjl.nc. to sdv.rtlMnt but seen at 693 Center street, between ter season, seems to Improve wltn Onion Meeting Representative Here they step aside to offer their place presented for liberty and Justice for locks (1360 feet long and 80 feel Joseph accosantl of Thompaon- time: LOCK AND SAFE combinations 1 and 10 p. ID. Tuesday. age. He was good enough to finish In order to better acquaint the to a younger person. There will be The farmer gave the new man on wide) are tha longest in the world, HY SAIITH______.Safely in the Sacred City PATMBNT If pale at tha busl- changed, ' key httlng, duplicating. In the money In 21 of hir 31 starts farmers of Tolland County with the vllle with his staff was at the Com- Note, Townsend club No. 2 meets By JOHN C TERRY jjsm Mica on or bafora tba aavantb no more panics, no more suffering alarm clock and told him that he St Mary’s river was first navi- Guns, vacuum cleaners, clocks etc., 31c FOR YOUR OLD mattress In last season, and earn more than methods of raising onions, a meet- mon Council Chamber today recelv-k rooms, ths 2nd and S a RLY NfXT M0(7NIN(f eCOfXW,UHPA KtffRi] «bV Collowtns tba firti Inaartlon of In a land of plenty, no more poor 4th Fridays at 8 p. ni. was expected to gat up at four gated by the Indiana who made a ovEwI O m u n Pi n O; tmey a CT m b t by n a t i v b p ee«m ad otbarwlaa tha CHAROB cleaned, repaired. Bralthwalte, 52 trade for one of our regular 339.50 $20,000. He is going at an even ing has been arranged for this eve- Ing names of those desiring to ap- houses, lees young people sent to portage around the falls. Tha ANP JACQVB9 THUNPBR 4WAY FROM TiNffRI LHAfA, CAFITAL CITY 0 F TI0 gT- U T S R ply for unemptojrment compensa- -A ny recovery plan of leas than o'clock each morning.’ The first ANP fiSVBKAL AMBBICAN9 ------Rft™ wm ba eeUaotad. No raaponal. Pearl street. Innerapring mattresses, plus 10 faster clip thla season, however, in ning at eight olclock at the Elling- jail and penitentiaries. But, there morning tto alarm failed to ring, North West Fur company built a LI IN KKRRI'9 FMNff- MUfJ’ fp^ •non In talapboaad ad. percent for cash. See them In our four states, he has chalked up three ton Town hall. tion. To data there have been over will be a tremendous reduction of $200 per month, aa some of the wm M as.ua.d aad tb.fr aoeuraor rump organizations are siiggestinx and tto new man wm nearly an lock on the Canadian tide in /iCSeKlf JA£QVB*! . esnnot ba goarantaad. window. Benson Fiimlturo and victories and finished out of the At this Ume A. E. Wilkinson of six hundred applications received property income and other taxation hour late in rising. 1797-fi. The present canal was TU BKPLAIN TH A T REPAIRING 23 the Extension staff of the Connec- from the towns of Ellington, Tol- all down the line. such as $30 or $60 or possibly $100 ’WHAT HBLP yPU UPf / \ LATB R, 9IM M 0N9- , Radio— 'The Home of Good Bed- money In the Hialeah Park In- per month, would be a W lure Farmer—Why didn't you get up started In 1885, but locks were IN DEX OF ding", Johnson Block. augural Handicap. His third tri- ticut State college will discuss land and Vernon which includes America of tomorrow, will be a WBBAPBCTSP you AUTO BODY, FENDER repairing, Rockville. Towntondltes sUck to your leader. at four o'clock aa I told you? added up to 1010. The locks are RI GHT NOW wt V r a o r l umph was scored when he ran a onions. Insects and disease problems happy prosperous nation, because New Man—The alarm didn't ring. HBItr A WBBK TO GST 7W/S y o u n g - CLASSIFICATIONS and painting. Beat work. Lowest of crop growers and the best varie- Mr. Clccosantl Is planning to be Dr. Townsend. He and the Town- shown on a TT. S. stamp, the Pan- FOR SALE—ONE DOUBLE bed. mile In 1:37 2-5 at Hialeah yeater- (quoting William R. OogsweU) "the Farmer—I meant to tell you American issue of 1901. • AGO f ttrtbs rates. Free wrecking service tor one dressing table, Glenwood ties f^ th e home or for markets. In Rockville each Tuesday from 8:30 send o r^ iz a U o n are truly for you LAOS TO 7HB FltUi/{ day. Townsend plan Is as certain to be- all. Don t be misled. ^ about that. SomeUmaa it get% stuck (Copyright. IHI. NBA Bervles, Ino.} HOSPITAL - ...... —...... B 10 miles radius. Scballer Motor range. Compact automatic gas hot T h^injetlng Is open to all those a.m. to i p.ra* come a law, as sure as the sun gamasM ...... c Sales Inc., Center and Olcott Sta., Interested. Thanking the Herald. and won't ring; but you've ju st got water heater, and numerous small Sentiment won over the bullet Midyears Start Wednesday shines, when the people learn more Manchester. Business Meeting Tonight T— M W . 8 . G R A N T . to shake It a bit, and aha'U ring all Oarfl of Thanks gj articles. Reason for selling, moving last Saturday when, with tears in Midyear examinations In the about It and Its operation." The Jan. 28, 1938. right. Now U she don’t ring by V. 6,—1901 lallomerlam •••••••••»#•#,.», jr to smaller quarters. Call 8357 or The monthly business meeting of Rockville High School will starti on *•*? “6 Found ...... 1 CHAIRS RESEATED. Ca.ie weav- his eyes. Jockey Irving Anderson the Men's Qub Vf the Rockville five past four tomorrow morning, Pan-Amerlcon ^teaneomanto ...... j ing. For particulars 49 W. Middle can be seen at 693 Center street. gained the consent of Warren Wednesday imd continue throughout give her a shake. Canal Lockt Pine h'orest section. Monday and BaptUt church wiU be held this eve- the week. Turnpike. Dial 7890. Wright not to destroy the colt, ning at 7:30 p. m. In the church Se lilac and black aolonobllao Tuesday, between 1 and 10 p. m. Pharacasc, which broke a bone in The schools were closed today for READ IT OR NOT— AMBobllM tor Sal* ...... 4 social rooms. the lower grades because of the his leg. Wright, master of the Calu- The Ladies Aid society of the On January 1, 1985, there were AiMmobllu for Baehnnga ..... t WHITE ENAMEL gas range, prac- severe wind and rain storm. The 409,306 Amerioons Uvlng abroad. Aato Aaoomrlao—Tiros . . . . _ . « tically new mattress, also house- met farm, finally gave In and turn- Aeto Rspalrlnr—Palntlnn . T hold articles for sale cheap. 20 ed the broken down horse over' to EZS 4?“- * ...... 1-A his jockey. Pharacase. when he is • )*s$fi Tw A r , AH kwk>* iiCTCTwd Trncb ...... t Knighton street. Telephone 3777. Antoo— ToT B in ...... s EMERGENCY able to travel, wlU be shipped to the n Obrasee--e#nr|oe—Storsg, is FOR SALE—GRAY enamel combi- breeding farm of Anderson's lather FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosserl WASHINGTON TUBBS Motorvalsa—BlereU, ...... u at Hoskins, Neb. By Oane OUT o m WAY By Williams waotse Auto*—Motorcrolss . . « 1] nation Barstow range 316. 45 Ed- FLAPPER FANNY CALLS mund atreeL fuTM E e rr tvu st r a ig h t . sist er . HE'S SO M E! Itasinsii BBS ProfassfoBol Ssrrieoo ARC 'YtXJ SU R E eviERTTHIWO Bnalneat Borrloss Offsrod ...... l| Alex Schlenker, the apprentice I A S E YOU PQOPOeAHel THAT VUE OET jockey who rode the longest priced IS lU ORDCR AWDTWAr THE Y I DIDN'T LEAVE A N O TH E e , SH OV EL MARRIED? VafMlag—OoDtreetloB ...... u POLICE WANTED—TO BUY 58 winner of the 1937 season (the $571 PAPERS ARK RCAPY TO J A SINGLE STONE E R S O - - W ELL, S TIF F ! MEy T O O . psristo—Norsaiioo ...... n X - U H - N E ED 1 ont- help it . WANTED I'O BUY all kinds ot for $2 ahot Escohigh at Tropical BE SE(?vCO “? r y P s U N T U R N E D f Jtttlaa—Flomblna—Rooflair ««• it 4343 saleable junk ana live poultry. Wm. Park) has left Miami for Netp .T W E F A BIK.E AWFUL MV A P P E TITE 95851“ ^ ...... 11 Ostrlnsky, 182 Blssell street. Tel. Orleans. The bo}r*s contract with H A P . TH IS 'LL F O R N O W IS 5879. Trainer B. A. Jones of the Woolforo FIRE farm was to expire within a few M A < E A DOWN T O O S T R O N S South days. Schlenker, a hard riding I P AVM E NT— FOR a M V APPETTTE ft n o f w lo n a j SarrlcM ...... youngster, will lose bis flve-pouno »T|TI It 1 NEED rr TW E W TV VEARS ■ 3 I 4321 "bug" May 19, a year from the date eAWFUL FR O M N O W ! . 9^ * ...... — « tie rode bis first winner at Beulah BAD. BoilnsM 8«rTlp« 1< North Read The Herald Advs. Park. ^ MveatlMftl “ 0 ClSSM...... „ 5432 ifcwlnsl—Drsmstlo ...... „ WiGGyip|(j ^ iBitroctiont M AMBULANCE B PinaAdal stt—Stock»—MortcHirtt * t] (Dougan) NOW Yay Can Buy Three S3 ■iSM OpportonItUi .... 33 ■•y to Lo&n ...... 5630 33 Tons of Coal For As Little AND WHAT HA ha! DONT 8E sil l y, ^ , __ Bolp mm4 (Holloran) ly L c ______IF fAY ANSWER SWEETHEART. Y(XJ AREN'T H«]p w«ii#d—Famalo ...... 33 TDMOPROWS THE DA/ BUT MIWDTOU,! Volp W&ntod—MaU ...... HIDOCH AWAY. VS N O ? THAT B16 A FOOL. /WARRY ttlpMBoo Wanted ...... ^.11' 33-A 3060 As $5*53 per Month 1W EW ,EX? I CAI-J WAMT TD B E SU R E lAE AND YCAA.L UVB LIKE A ^Ip W^Ud—Mala or Famala., 37 HARDLY WAIT! I WANT THERE ARE WO KING - R E F U S E AND A ttP tp Wantad ...... - . . 37-A It Is only thronarh a special bndffet plan that we are gttttlooa Wcoiad—Famala 38 (Quish) TD S E E THAT K ID 'S LEGAL LOOPHOLES YOU AND VOUR FRVENOS ■ItttU ono W aau d —M a la ...... 39 able to make yoo this offer. Ask as for details. \W\LL S T A R V E T O DEATH M SM ploynant Apanelaa ...... «o FACE WHEN I O IVS R3R THEM TO Paaltry— Vrlifclra 4340\o 0QU1RM THRU ^OSTERM . Dog* Blrdo—Raia ...... 41 HIM BOTH BARRELS J »to«k—Vahiclaa...... 4^ Jttltry ond Soppllta ...... 41 L. POLA Wfptad Pata—Poultry—gteck 34 HOSPITALiiospnv . 'Mlaranaaaaaa V,e^ I Aytlolaa For gala ...... n 5131 Btttp and Aooaaaorlat ...... 44 COAL CO. ‘■s’*?'' •oUdlnp Matarlala ...... 47 Diamooda—Watehca—Jawalry ,, 48 62 Hawthorne Street tta^rlcal Appllancaa—Radio .. 4f WATER DEPT* r e e l end Peed ...... Tel. 4918 or 4632 “She say* I gotta stay in an hour." copa.iewsYwiit8CTviez.lMe. Dairy Product* so * * ashamed! Next Jheld Goods ...... »j 3077 you ott* *fn to inci iBory eed Tool* ...... *] ^ t ’8 Hprt o f dqjiressing, idn’t it? " ..jel InstruBents ...... *, (A fter 5 P. M.) sad Store Eqclpmoat . . . , 84 MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE e'tTmnrr.iw.rrji *GOM E W ITH T H E W IN D * ^ w w e l— Purs 83 7868 Safe? Wanted—To Buy ...... 81 By THOMPSON AND COLL ALLEY OOP ■ eewe lleeii ■s lele H .ss ils e CAS. Mrrs THE osAMceiDoe id Arnold isl a n d Back to Normal By HAMLIN ______BeMaaseato MANCHESTER AT A R4CE — S4XX>EMLy I------gsey Without Board ...... 88 T TtSvARD THE (tAlUWG-- 'MUj THEM AT EXACTIT OWE MINUTE AFTER iN a v. NOW, E ENV-B E QUIET! sSS^saers W aated WATER CO. AMD MIDNIGHT TOWia»-fr, THE COO»*S ^WHEWI WHAODVA MEAN,'FRIENDS’ ? ! Owtry Board—dUeorta *« I v j f: MOU RE ALL RI6WT? VOU'RE y M O O * I'VE N E V ee SE E N ANV O F tomorrow’s D O O RBELL I S GOlWQ TD RING AND IA M 0N 6 F M E N P S ! VOU'RE/ ^ ,V0U YAPS BEFORE! I — WHO....! THE IT WILL B E THE WOLF AT * K g A P E IN .THAT F A C E ..?5A V t AINTT] THEIR DOOR?? SEEN VDU SOM E- WHERE?! m !!» M ITWBLVB manrirvBtrr Sttrafttg 9eral&

The annual banquet ot the Howlt* The Harried Ooupien club will BMEROBNCT DOOTOBS Hr. and Mrs. Howard Ksyas ot OS zer Company, 169th Regiment Con- meet tomorrow evening at 8:30 at Group 8 of Center church women. Mrs. Stephan Leister of 88____ ABOOTTOWN necticut National G u a^ ot this SSwood road wlU aall tomorrow on itro. Lucius Foster, lesder; and “

•INSULATION . COLLAR AND CUFF SETS “Dance That A Crippled equipp e d with St a nle y H a rdw a re . LT. Wood Co. Original Price S9e. 51 BiaaeU S t EstinatM Freely Given. Td. MB6 C o ll us for estima te s. Time Payments Arranged. Child May Walk " Small Lot m Insored Workmen.

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Former Frioe 8$e. Re-UphoIstering Industrial Insulation The P r e s i d e n t ' s The W. 6. GLENNEY SAVE MORE THAN EVER!

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COMPANY Small Lot RUFFLINGS S-PIECE PARLOR SET 673 Main Street Manchester Coal Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint Values To 59c Yard ^ Phone 6869 Birthday Baii 336 No. Main SL T el 4149 , REUPHOLSTERED Close-Out At yard Labor and MsterlaL New Springs,

New Cushions, Woodwork ^ fln - ures Small Lot

[ hcw onlt .... $35.00 STATE ARMORY Sman Deposit With Order. ASSORTED JEWELRY

OLORIOCS NEW CXILORS Bridge, Whist MEN! I AND PATTERNS to har- Saturday, January th Close-Out At 29 Give These Items each I om lze with any decorating yjwnio at sUghtly higher The Once Over! and Setback [ prices.

Wednesday Night ANT Amount Over $80.00, Five $1.00 Zipper Brief Cases Months Or One Tear To Pay. Bill Jones Orchestra St. Bridget’s Hall and School Bags Cash Prizes! Refreshments! About One Dozen To Sell MATTRESS Playing Begins At 8:15. Tickets On Sale at Conran’s—Bray’s—Melter’s Smoke 3 9 ' RENOVATING — $4.50 I Elaat awa^ to dreamlaud ou Shop, Bidwell’s Candy Shop Or From Any Member of Admission 25 cents. your oM mattress, reaovsted the Committee. Dress Optional Regular $1.65 I like new by ns. 2 DOZ. FELT BERETS Alden White Shirts

JC8T PHONE 8815 $ Assorted Colors. Regular 59c FOR FREE SAMPLES 1.29 LISTEN IN TOMORROW NIGHT, WTHT. 6:15-6:.30 Out They Go One Lot of $1.50 and $1.95 10c Sapt. Harry C. Smith, Manchester Memorial Hospital, All S ola FlaaL Always fbr Honest Dpholsterlng BUICK "The Hospital and the National Foundation’’ Patterned Shirts I aad Mattress Renovating, Come Here! Sales and Service $1.00

We Invite you to call and get One Lot of $1.00 and $1.19 AU Wool VISOR CAPS

acquainted. Try a Unkfull Patterned Shirts Navy Only. Regular $1.00 Manchester of Sunoco Gas when you stop. Limited Number! Out They Go At

87c GORMAN MOTOR Upholstering Co. Regular $2.00 SALES, INC. 48 Sladlson Street Think of It! Manhattan Shirts BIr. Holmee, Bnsy Since 1938 18 Main S t Next to O. E. Wlllla Patterned Phone 7880 TIh JW.HALC CORK would $1.65 One Glance Will Tell You ____ MANCHistta Conn*' Regular $2.50 These Are rains, today Manhattan Shirts REAL BARGAINS! Patterned Pl^HURST CLOSES WEDNESDAY AT NOON

$1.85 Ik i cmU* hu t RE60UTM Regular $1.19 and $1.39 CMrtrabYssrFsnHEoFnasrFsnncoFnai Keep a Stock of Crosse & Blackwell’s Broadcloth Pajamas ThsLhrtag •“ Autom a tic a lly Popular Date and Nut B re^ On Hand 97c r •«V MAfl$ OniOTf • Me woedsr man aad man ap-tadom hoaie. uinr—iilkini The H A I ^ CORK l owBMs an qekk to lutall o ‘blue ceod' Bm I ivilcjoui ^ t h your favorite cheese spread . . Manchistir Conn* Beselstor, sees Otoy sm whol H wU de te perfect. . . Just plain, or with Jelly, Jam or butter. Ihtos. This fMBaifcaAls device enables yen to eca. Self Serve a nd H e a lth M a rk e t kel year tom an bom Ihe Uvlas roesi by the 15c 2 “” 29c fllch el a 8a«ec. Tea itamly eel Ihe iheraMctol . m asy toametalme yea want a d tka lefa- W E D N E S D A Y S P E C IA LS lalec win keep year h w e al lhal tomperaloia ^ PINEHURST MEAT . WEDNESDAY MORNING ^ Old-Fasblnned Country Style -gloawacallT-day asd sl«hL And ym ab wayi fawwwbeeiac flw drahi on ”m” « store Ckwea At Noon On Wednesdays. rbiav Manchester Public Market SAUSAGE MEAT, special ...... lb. 29c “e ir hirauM Ibe BtUe red Brid a Am Ihe# ■eetal ton. yea. Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. Mettwurst Tender Slices of WboTe tocta, by pcevatat evetheotee aaeva beoto*. Ode Isuweved flequlator Wednesday Morning Specials Blaxwell Honae Scrapple BEEF LIVER, lb. ael oaly pretocto family haWi bel tt lovaa 25c All Center Cut Pork Chops...... 25c lb Scotch Ham pialy el coal bacldaa. Broilers Lean Sliced Let m «$ow yom r%$f as yonr oaw Aosis Chuck Beef, cut up for stewinsr...... 23c lb!, 2 ibs. 45c C O F F E E Lbs. Freshly Ground Hamburg for a meat loaf. 49c BACON, lb. • •••••$•••• ^ Derby Turkeys Special! ... .2 Ibs. 29e Fowl W'hole Lean m ^ T H E W . G . G L E N N E Y C O . □lu A Beef G round...... 23c lb., 2 Iba. 45e ^ Cool. Lumber, Masons’ Supplies. Paint Chickens LAMB SHOULDERS, lb. l o C I No. BUttt Street Small Unk Pork SauMga...... 29c Ib. TeL 414$ C O R N E D BEEF 2 c.„ 35e Home Made Sausage M eat...... 2Sc lb., 2 Ibs. 45c Have six to nine chops off and the Aay Kind MMUeria Chicken Chop Suey Fresh Cut Up Fowl for s nice chicken dinner .. .79c each r^ t for stew . . . a real budget'Spe- 29c lb. cial at 18c lb. Special On Small Pieces of Boneless Hams for Boiling 3 to 4 ^ u n d a ~ c h , a t ...... 25c Ib. M A C A R O N I pkg. 9c

PLNEHURST WEDNESDAY GROCERY SPECLALS 9®®*' ...... Du e to a mist a k e in co pying, th e N l c e ^ l t e ^ u t ...... 8c lb, 2 Ibs. 15c Oampben's are prlSS cremn . . they Special On Lean Chock Pieces of Corned Beef to slice

Rastio ...... lb. Cans Maine corre ct e xception was no t m od e in T O M A T O SOUP 3 20c Black Raspberries AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT ^ Blueberries In Heavy .Symp In Sugar Symp Endive, large heads ...... 2 for 15c our a dvertis e m e nt y e st erd a y und er Can I9c, 3 Cans 55c 2 Cans 45c C^fornto^Csi'futs ,,,,,,,,2 bonehes 13e G R A P E F R UIT 6 ,.,19c th e c a ption o f " 1 0 per c e nt o f f, * •••••••••sssssssssees a • •bOIlCll SC ** proud of Reymond Bakerr'a NEW ^ AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT e tc. in reference to A rro w ShirtSe Swe et Potatoes 3 Lb. 11c Home Made Butter Cookies, Sugar and Hennits, 15c doz, 2 dox. for 25e It should hove re ad " e x c e p t A rro w Cocoannt B ona...... 23c dsz. g^^^Ttunk ’em'^Tr H E A L T H M A R K E T Home Made Ridls—Parker House. Water Ro IIa Pomiv Seed, Snowfiakes—Your Choice...... H e dBa! whi^e a n d pla in color s h irts. " C A L V E S' LIV E R Creaa.'Br^S OanllS^. wJ^’T^Stoef GOOD VALUES ARE ALWAYS GOOD NEWS! ~ the market wiU be la freeh from the Market Eggs, Native. Strictly Fresh, Extra Laige...... das. 39e Ai« i luars.w diiO M iitBH inhM r h Evaporated BUIk, Royal Scarlet...... 3 tall cans 21e BEE F LIV E R ••••sss*eesee#ssaaaaea«l lb« COIl ISCa 3 Ibv Cftll 51C

Wet S h ^ p , Royal Scarlet...... No. 1 can 17e

„ *)W^®**...... 8 OS. lAg. lie unme^soH, Nert le a Coroa ...... Vt Ib. can 21c, 1 Ib. can 39c PIGS' LIV E R I 2 i e ' 302 MAIN STRELT -T/. - • .-.Vi s io c t fROM SrA^[AliM0Ry INC. ScotUaww, Real V alue!...... 3 iolk2^

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