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VOL. LVIII., NO. 72 (Claaoinod Adverttalng os Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1938 (FO U R TE E N PAG E S) PRICE rHKEE CENTS LOYAL RESISTANCE DEAD IN BLAST OF AIR BOMBER U. S. SOLONS CRITICIZE r'lC T u A k i r \ D A ^^ CHECKS OFFENSIVE HAY RE NINE H A N D B A GS OF SPAIN’ S REBELS ATTITUDE OF BRUSQUE Wreckage Of Army Plane Spread Over 60 Alabama Big Push Of Insurgents, Led NO H ERAL D REFUSAL ON APOLOGY Acres; Victims Certainly By Moors And Italians^ M O N D AY I

In observance of the Christ- 7 With Possibly 2 More. IRANSATLAKnC Condition Critical I Fear Naas May Retafiatl Bronght To Abrupt Hah mas holiday no tissue of The Herald will' be pub- Agamst Jews And Cm- By Government Stand. lished Monday— A Merry Unlontown, Ala., Dec. 24.— (A P ) AIRPUNES MAY Christmas to aO. — Broken bits of bodies recovered cern Over Entan^kig over a 60-acre area Indicated today Hendaye. FYance. (A t the Span- ■even, or possibly nine, men died last FLY i n s YEAR ish Frontier), Dec. 24.— (A P )— night in the exploaluo and crash of Nation In Controrer^ Firm government resistance, ILdWaa a twin-motored army bomber two reported today, has checked a great miles southeast of here. Prompts Counsel Of Ca»> FATE OF I M Major Warren A. Maxwell, opera- CAA Seeks Consent Of Brit- akvawaiwB eiabrold« Insurgent offensive all along the tions officer at MaXwel) field, Mont- frozen Pyrenees front from Tremp gomery, Ala., said a tramp over tbe ain To Sommer Opening tion In Fntare Exchangm to Balaguer in a momentous battle PAO IN HANDS area today convinced him that at of Spain's civil ,var. least seven' persons were killed. News filtering across the border Effects recovered indicated that Of Canada-Ireland Ront^ Washington, Dec. 24 — (A P ) — Into France said the big push, led nine persons might have been OF BRAZHJANS killed, but reports from Hamilton Soma Ckmgressloaal critidam tj/fm by Insurgent Generallssim'i Fran- cisco Franco'r. Moors and Italians, Field, Cal., said only seven soldiers Pan-American Prepares. veloped today o f tbs States Dapa% had been brought to an abrupt halt left there 'Thursday aboard tbe Senator Carter Glass, who will observe his 81st birthday Jan. 4, ment’s stiffened attitude tearaqff plane en route to Mitchell Field, shed tears os national leaders paid him glowing tribute as father of The front was said to be com- AD Other Nations Having Germany, as demonstrated In MB ^ pletely quiet except for occasional N. Y. the Fedei^al Reserve system on the 28th annlver.iary of the signing'of WR.shlhgton. Dec. 24.— (A P ) — the Federal Reserve act b y Prckldent Wilson. His daughter, Mrs. bnisque refusal to apologise for artillery shelling. An eighth person, army sources The Civil Aeronautics Authority, In- said, apparently boarded the plane I. W. Dlgges soon cheered him up. rotary Ickea' recent denunciation ■ Heavy snowstorms ajmost wiped Sign^ Defense Agree- formed persons said today, is msk- out vlslbiUty and freezing cold at March Field, Cal., but alighted at that country's treatment*of minor- Ing every effort to clear tbe way made fighting virtually Impossible some point before the big B-18 type ities. ment, BrazO Now Asks plane plummeted down through a for the beginning of trona-Atlantlc in the mountains where two of the Fear of retaliation against the rainstorm. airplane service by next summer greatest armies assembled on a sin- Jews In toe Reich as weU as ooB- gle front in more than 29 months of Explosion Shakes Hooaes xem over the poaslbUlty that tMs For ^Slight’ Amendments. The terrific explosion shook many SEE AIRING OF CHARGES Pan-American Aglrways, whose warfare have been locked In com- Zona Gale attitude might needleasty entangla bouses In the vtcinity.an tinea now span PaMfic and South bat since yesterdky. ths United States In a controvang ’Hamilton field, San Rafael, (^ . , Reports from tbe front said the American waters. Is expected to which would aceompUah no gooff Lima. Dec. 24.— (A P ) —The key released the names of the following have planes ready to start North Chicago. Dec. 24.—(AP)— A oold was so severe that water cool- as those who left there with the OF POLITICS IN RELIEF hospital attendant reported today prompted oeveral aenatora to coun- to the question ot continental soli- Atlantic flying within three or four ers on machine-buns— usually boil- sUp en route to New York via Max- months. the condition of Novelist Zona Gale sel caution In future exchangaa. '* ing hot— had frozen. darity and defense was held today A well field: Whether that can be done, how- Breeze, 111 with pneumonia, was Asserting that be agroad vrira Advantage With Government by Brazil, the only one of tbe 21 First Lieut. James D. Underhill, ever, depends to a great extent on "very critical.” She was being troat- Ickea* blunt criticism o f NaM Tbe advantage in the fighting American republics which bad not 28, pilot, Morgantown, N. C., whose Although Senators Will Not Great Britain’s readiness to under- ed in an oxygen room, the attendant ment ot Jews, Senator Bio I m (1^ waa said to have been with the gov- signed the proposed declaration of pocketbook w’ah found in tbe wreck- OPPOSE PARTS take a parallel service, and her aald. Neb.) aald, however, that ha bn- ernment's seasoned moimtaln tbe Pan-American conference- age. Oppose Confirmation Of willtngneaa to grant this country Ueved It waa “unwlaa" at UUa tinite. i troops, defending well-fortlfled hill- landing and route rights In Canada, lekaa said Jewish persecuttona liaff ^ top positions. Brazil continued to hold out for Second Ueut. John W. PoUard, ‘ alight modifleationa" of the decla- Wasco, Cal., air corps reserves, co- OF RAIL PLAN Ireland and England provided abe taken Germany back to an "u id l^ Insurgents were unable to ad- ration, but just what these modifi- pilot. Both be and underbill were Hopkms They Will Ask Is not reaBy at that time. tered, benighted and bestial” por-') WHin CHRISTMAS riod. ■ ' vance their machlne^nm platoons cations were no one here knew ex- unmarried. The United States and Britain to take the sununits ofwovemmsnt- cept Afranlo Mello Franco, bead of Second U eu t John H. Hydle, 80th made an agreement two yean ago No War If Heads Bap* Laval hsld hlU^ these rajwrU OF COMMITTEE proYidlug for reciprocal rights for *"rbera cant be any war the BranUian delagatkm. Infantry, Presidio, OaU whoas govenunent rifle• w s moWsd n Sown The final declslen waa left tip to two trips a weak each way by Uia the United fftatao and Oannnay^ waves of maurgenU attempting to ehaekbook was located in ths de- FOR MANY STATES him last n i^t «disa Fbrelgn MuUa-— ^ bria. Ha was a paasenger and his operating companies o f each na- lesa spokeamsn for saueattva' charge up the dopee with intd Ibey. tar Oswaldo Aranha wired him that tion. partants Ilka Ickea nu onets. parento live In Willistoo, N. D. Washington, Dec. 2A— (A P ) — A Wheeler And Norris Prom- Prealdant Oetulio Vargas approved Capt Fred Buebe, Jr., Medical thorough Senate airing of charges F'or SlmnltaJMOM Start. iBtatory statanianta that taka na 1 Both government buUetlne end —with slight modifications—tbs The agreements implied that dispatches from Insurgent territory Corpa Letterman hoapltal, San of politics in relief appeared In Snow And Sleet Fall (hrer V>nd the point whara laval ] dselaratlon already signed by tbe Francisco, unmarried, a paasenger. ise Fight On Repeal Of since the flights were to te recip- can operate,” Buriie declared. agreed that this waa Oenerallaelmo other republics as well as an op- prospect today as a result of Harry rocal the two countries would be- Privstea Humbert Narro, 27, "Ickee la the sort at pu mm who Francisco Franco's long-awaited tional declaration agreed to by the L. Hopklna’a selection to be secre- gin service at the same time. offensive. radio operator, Los Angeles; Ben L. Great Area; Holiday Tra?- can say ‘Merry ChrlstmaO’ to you prealdente o f Uruguay, Argentina tary of commerce. Long - And - Short: ^ n l CAA members and State Depart- In a way that makes you want to^^ Border sources estimated that half and Braxll. Jones, 84, Los Angeles, and Sheldon ment officials, working together to a million men were engaged in the Although some anti-administra- hiro.** Oalls MeeUag Today, S. Jiriinson, 28, NorthvlUe, N. Y. f straighten out the situation, have bstUe area extending from Tremp tion Senators said they would not el Hearier Than h 1937. Senator Lewla (D,. HL), the As chairman of the osnfergpcQ May Be OnpUoetlon Claose Of Commerce Act guarded their activities with secre- 100 miles south to tbe Orosa moun- Warren Wunderlich, service con oppose confirmation of hia nomlna- ministration whip, said ha tmro tains. committee on the organisation of tlon to the Cabinet, a group of cy, but Indications are that the that acrimonious exchanges b a t: peace, Mello Franco called other nection listed as “unknown" at government's principal eoncern is The Inaurgenta' main goal and Hamilton, was reported to have Democrats and Republicans began By AS800IATKD PBX8S twean officials of ths German anff :- delegation beads to meet him this dlacusalng strategy whereby they Washington, Dec. 24.— (A P ) — the government's prlne possession boarded tbe plane at March Field, A record throng o f C3iristmsa American governments miffht bn : was the litUs industrial town of morning to'^dtscuss Brazil’s position. could secure a penetrating Inquiry Congressional opposition developed (Contlnned on Page 'ght) foUosrsd by new outbreaks agatnat- Up to last night Argentina had and effects found In the scattered travelers journeyed toward • "the Good Artesa. called by both sides the “ key Into how Hopkins haa run > ^ A . today to some recommendations of toe Jews In toe Belch. to Catalonia." held the whip hand, steadily refus- wreckage indicated that a Capt. Members of this informal coali- old home town" today, seeking re- Senator Schwarts (D „ Wyo.)T May Decide War ing to sign the declaration w h iu Relber alao had died, although some tion said privately they would de- President Roosevelt’s special com- also cautlonsd against putting any O had been accepted by virtually all were of the .^opinion this might furbishment o f spirit at family re- The success or faUure of Franco's mand that the nomination tie re- mittee in railroad legislation. ITALY OPENS NEW unions brightened by tbe prospect avoldabM strain on rolatlcns w ltlz? tbe other natlona. But when Ar- have become confused with C^pt drive, both sides acknowle^ed, may ferred to the Senate Commerce Com- Chairman Wheeler (D-Mont) of of a traditional white TuleUde for Gerinany. gentina signed, followed closely Rusbe'a name., mittee for study. . decide the two-and-a-half-year-old the .Senate Interatato Commerce numy sections of the nation. Bcp. n a h ( R., N. T .) agraaff with war. Knee-deep mud hindered Investi- Will Criticize Aettvitlee the State Department's action, hn% (Conttaoed en Page Sevea.) Committee and Senator Norris (Ind- DRIVE ON FRENCH Snow, sleet and rain were gener- One point In the government's gation and reclamation, and most of This Committee, it waa said, al from the Atlantic coast to tbe said that cabinet officers “abonl^ would use the report of the Senate Neb) said they would fight any ef- favor was that the Insurgents struck those who came because of curiosity Mississippi valley, adding an ele- not publjcly denounce foreign g o v - ; went away horror struck. Ehren Campaign Investigating Committee fort to repeal the long-and-short at the same sector where their at- ment of peril that brought death to ernmenta or induce fat abusive J tacks failed Dec. 16 when, accord- veteran newsmen and photograph- in a vigorous effort to ascertain haul rate clause of the Interstate tirades.” ers turned away. whether there haa been any political Commerce Act. many on ice-aheathed highways. ing to some quarters, an espionage CHANGE IS URGED Obaenrers See Press Cam- The snow was skimpy except fai The plane took off Thursday on a use of relief funda. The Campaign This clause prohibits railroads plot gave their plana away. the northernmost tier of states but Meanwhile, Frederick J. LibbyJ! On the second morning of his of- navigation flight It cleared Henley Committee's report haa not been from charging less for a long haul executive secretary ot tba NsUenal Field, Texas, and passed Barksdale drafted, but members have Indicated pa'gn As Prehide To De- promised to remain over the holi- fensive Franco apparently had been than for a short haul over Uiewame day, barring an unforeseen rlas In Council for Prevention o f War. sug- IN PICKING JURIES Field, Shreveport, La., without land- It will criticize some aqttvlties of the route in the same direction. Its re- gested that "the question n ^ wall stopped In tbe Balaguer and Lerlda W P A during the last campaign. temperature. asetors. His troops, however, were ing only a abort time before tragedy peal waa one of the recommenda- be raised whether recent i ' * overtook It. The Commerce Committee In- mand For Concessions. Moderate weather prevailed ■J said to have brokan through at least tions made by the Committee. by administration officials are , a ; Frank Glass, Unlontown business cludes numerous senators who have throughout the South and most o f part of an effort to create aa the first line of government defenses an, said the clothing was blown been critical of the reUef adminis- The committee told the President the lower Middle W est A "green near Tremp and in tbe Orosa motm- Judicial. CoincQ ,, Report from the parts of bodies recovered tration. Senator Bailey (D., N. C.) yesterday that government ‘Yavortt- Rome, Dec. 24.— (A P )—The Ital- C2irtstmaa‘’ also appeared likely tor (Uanteiuaff Un Pnga rwn) . talns, at the two extremes of the and expressed the opinion "tbe plane a sharp New Deal critic, wUl be lam” for competing forms of traffic tbe Far West, with Santa Qaua battle front. len press tods” opened a nisw and Wants Minor Conrts Tak- elected chairman when Congress had contributed to the railroads' vl” orous anti-French campaign wearing his usual bathing suit In Casualty Usta ran Into tbs thou- (Continued On Pnge Twetre) convenes and Senator McNary of financial difficulty. The President which political observern saw aa a California. Skies were clear In tbe sands, although the insurgents— Oregon, tbe minority leader, la' the appointed the committee, represent- nrelude to a formal demand for Rocky Mountain area. strong In artiUeiy and aviation— en Ont Of State Politics. ranldng Republican member. ing railroad management and labor, concessions. Travel Up'^0-15 Per Ceat Bus and railroad lines reported Committee members said they to prepare a legislative program for Tho new attacks apparently (Lata Bnilattea aa tea A P W linl T (Oonttnned an Page KlgM.v PLAN TO ATTEND would question Hopkins In detail rehabilitating the debt-burdened were a result of France’s unfavor- holiday traffic 10 to 15 per cent Hartford. Dec. 24.— (A P )—Itec- about the campaign committee's carriers. above last year. The Pennsylvania able reaction to Italy'a denuncia- ommendatlona to take minor courts report One prominent Republican May Not Endorse An tion of the 1938 Muasolinl-Laval railroad handled 735 trains In Ita HZXO FOR MUBDCR Salein. Maaa,, Dee. 24p—(AP)- out o f poIlUcs. to add alternate ■aid he would get to the bottom of Mr. Roosevelt may not, however, arreement concerning North A fri- New York City terminal yesterday, URUGUAYANS MOB jurors to the panel of 12 In qertatn VICTIM’S FUNERAL a story that Hopkins once remark- endorse all the committee's recom- ca. 128 above normal. argnroent ever a taxi fare reel trials and to Improve the present ed at a race track; mendations. It la up to him to decide The Fascist press Insisted the Harried alflinea executives re- early today la the fatal atabbte^ method o f selecting jurors wore In- “ W e will spend and spend and which of them shall be submitted to 1938 pact never became effective ported record requests for reserva- William B. Qaina. 49, of Fid*- cluded in the Jud'dal CouneU'e sixth tax and tax and elect and elect.” Congress. and that there must be some ad- tions, but were forced to turn many phU, firemaa aboard the coal report submitted to Gov. WObur L. ITALIAN SAILORS Hopkina has denied he ever made justment of the North African sit- away when bad weather grounded Oolahee. ArOnir W. Maasffelff,' Croea. FracticaDy Entire Town To Wheeler, who will discuss tho commercial air trafllc in the EkMt tbe remark. uation to preserve “equilibrium.” a fellow fireman, and a parolaa fl The Counofi enggested yesterday committee's report with Mr. Roose- Ice and sluah hampered road To Take Oath Today velt in a conference Tuesday, said Territory Never Occupied Maaaadmsetts etata prlroa, waa the passage o f a Dlatrlct Court bill traffic south and north of New York cosed of the etabblng and boakad to make the minor emirta state Attend The Service For The White House yesterday an- he was sure that most of tbe west- In reply to French newspaper for several hundred milea and aa far a murder ihergo. Chase Fascist Boosters h courts, but did not submit tbs bm. nounced Hopkina’ selection to suc- ern senators would join him in op- atatementa that the accord waa west as Nebraska. Accidents large- J itaslf. having In mind that the gov- Slain Margaret Martin. ceed Daniel C. Roper whose resig- posing repeal of ths long-and-short automatically put Into effect by ly attributable to the weather claim- ernor'a spedal Mlr,or Court Ormmit- nation az secretaiy of commerce haul provision. Italian occupation o f a 44,000- JEW LEADERS SUICDDB. ed six Uvea Friday In Minnesota Montevideo Streets Till tse beaded by Justice Newell Jen- waa effective last midnight Presi- (In Spokane, James A. Ford, sec- square-mlle atrip of 8aharai.jid about 80 amated. other committee la atudytrig tSs ao- burlap sack and tossed Into a moun- "further complicated" by estsbliab- Ababa railway than for kny conces- Tbe unfortunate shared in the cent crlmtawl ease has bean=d Some informal leglatators aald Asaased A t ~ -----tu m Bed - j ^ t r t a l " proceduTiT design- tain stream near Tunkbannock, ment of additional agencies. sion of territory by France. general bounty, with phUanthroplc sated by Federal lavei " Trouble broke out wbea the I to aUBrtsn the trial ot dvtl some SO miles away. they bad been advised that Mr. He added that be bad tbe same The Italian government today no- agencies unlU^ forces to feed tbe one of eight mea. whs ^ sight-seeing ssUora, riding la bus- , eliminating uneantested______Imum, TaaglMe Claes Oollapse Roosevelt would name Gov. Frank feeling about the Committee’s pro- tified Great B.ritain and Germany of hungry and clothe the needy—and F. Doaald Coater-Wnalra. which la now In ------use in the etetas of State police, aided by volunteers Murphy o f Michigan a s . attqrney posal to create a Federal transpor- its denunciation o f the 1935 conven- to Ugbt Christmas candles In child* Iwttd o f t t e BieKoMM A ■ S.**J!S* **»• Maeeechnsetts sad niifyds. ' tion with France. . Fascist salutes beflre crowdsd std^ and National Guardsmen, have un- iah eyss with unexpected gifts. drag Srm. Aeatstaat D. 8.1 In eoaasetion.with ths adding at walk cafea. Latar Ihs Itallasi toM covered no tangible clues. Two « I•• Page u) (OseOneed •• Page Two.) Rain was forecast In Washing- say Gregory Neaaaa oos or two sltsrasts Jurors to tbe CHOOSES W AITINO PO UCY dose IdeaUty of the poUee they were Uf htar promlstng devetopmsata—a report ton, D. C , whero tbe Proatdent will rtgulsr panel o f 12 in lorm dvU that a car supposedly used by tbe Paria. Dec. 24.— < A P )—Sources sbouta o f "Long Ui(is Republican deliver his annual Christmas mes- Spain," -U aig U vo France" and or etteilnal trials. It was McaUsd killer had been found and another close to Premier Dalsdier today re- MARKETS AT A' iM t Troadsy. a proposal to add that a boy had seen an sutonubUe ported be had chosen a policy of sage to the nation tonight at broad- New York. Dee. 94.— ( "antt-FsaeUt" cries returned by the cast ceremonies attending the light- Uruguayaiis. .i two Is MhaUtute” te o ro to tba Jury near tbe atroam—collapsed last "wait and see” In the face of a defi- ing of the National OOmmunity The sailors rushed the patrona at million night MaJ. William Clark, direct- ant Italian note calling off the 1935 dollar frond ease ^ French-Itallan colonial agreement. tree. one cafs, but immedlatsly aerata) rajectad J*y ing the Inveatlgation, sail every N E W SB O YS' E D IT IO N waa being ebseksd. Ths grrot battle ta k lK abape in Mrs. RoosevMt took Uma off Ouih—Ui tauadred dtlaans gatbersd and r*- from her dutiea aa Wbita House peUed th dr atta& . ehai with the— District FcMee. In plain elothsa, piannsd to northwest Spain was given aa tbe the AO MOM7 coDeeted in Yhe s z k o f UiTs issiM o f The Herald hbstaaa at a family reunion to help Itallana to tbs Plaza tbs OoBDoS said tt did scrutinize tbs mournara sit ths fun- main reason for tbe premier's deci- t on any paittenlar fsnn far eral in the M ia hope the sl«yer goes to the newsbojre themwlves. sion. Dalsdler's Cablnst meets with the Salvation Anny and_ o t ^ gnmat and hetr^, President Albert Lebrun today, bdw- charitatSe Ol ever, to ------he waa succeeded In September 1985 MISS DOUGHERH by tbe present postmaster, Thomas affairs of the Wilson Arm caused clarsd tho *Tckes Incident" svas To All Our Friends— Merry Christmas J. Qulsh. . CLAIM DECEPnOl^, that Arm to breach Its contract with closed diplomatically after it culmi- Special Clerks are aaalgned only the/Texas nursery company. nated in the United States’ rsjsctim INCREASE REPORTED at officea of tbe flrat class wtasra -'In bringing suit, the Texas Arm of a German protest sgalnst a >ka Judgment for and Proqierous and Happy New Year. GAINS PROMOTION thsre are ten or more clsrlcal am- speech by the secretary of the In- 'fraud, IN B U S IN G icelversElp for the WOsoi______IN EXPRESS, FREIGHT ployeea including tbs assiatant peat- terior. OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY master and aupenrlsors. Tba as 5®«cte and aoeounte of the WUsoa Arm and the Boeton bawh stgamsat oarrlas no charge or addi- have been attached hera I«oeAl OfflecA Show To Become Specbl Clerk At tional duties but U really a rmvard POLISH AMERKSTO PLAY A Gain Toaitlitt Ofaia and Danec! The Oak Grill Swingsteral of merit for senior competent clerk Asserts Federal Reserve Ortr L u t Tear At Thifl who has aa efficiency rating o f 96 Tftte. CHRISTMAS IN THE CHURCHES EXCELLENT FOOD AT ALL TIMES Local Pott Office At An or better. Ranks Withheld Infonna* ST. CYRIU ON SUNDAY WINES LIQUORS AND BEER MISS Dougherty was felicitated by OPPOSE PARTS Increase In Salary. fellow emptoyeea o f the office when Business has bear good tn Man- the bulletin announcing bar ad- tion In WOson Case. Oiristmas is pra-eminently a chester, scoordlng to the Agurea vancement In rank waa posted on THE BALVA'nON ARMY 7:30 p. m.—^A Christmas cantata CKNT8 ROAST SIRLOIN STEAK SPECIAL! OF RAIL PLAN time for the homegathering of rela- released at the Manchester office of Adjt. And Mis. Gee. E. Anecombe the board by Postmaster Quiab. "The Quest of tba Uagl,’’ wlU be M Ui Blftry O. Dougherty, atamp the Railway Express this morning. NEW BUSES OPERATE inth Freeh Moahroons Vi BROILER—50c. Chaining fraud, deception and tives and for ssveral ysars relatlva- presented by the young pMpIa and ganertil delivary clerk at tha The business done for tha month of Sunday services; Oa« V( misleadingilsleadlng ----- practices have been In ly few events of clvlo or public na- December up to laat night showed The Week. Has He Come Yet... ? Pop^ Sad A t Vexations Per M4 bfaaehaater poatofTloe, waa given a COMMITTEE 5:30 a. m.—^The Band will march dulged In by the Federal Reserve ture have bean seliaduled for the aa Increase at the office of 14 per Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Mid- ON ROCKVILLE UNE < ■■' 4l nagis No Matter What Your Favorite la . . . We Have Itt pleaaaat Chriatmaa gift at the po*t- AMBULANCE IS CAi i m boUday. Except for the theaters, as bss been customary for over 25 week Prayer and Praise service. DsDvsi Bank of Boston, Howud W. Ford of (OoaUnoed from Page Om ) cent over December 1937. This itiffi- offlce thla morning In the form of Tyler, Texas, Vtffia has « entsredAM suit only one local athletic event has years. Between Vatican, Italy cates that in many-cases local mer- 7:00 a. m.—Christmas morning NBB Wa Tatar To Haneoata an annoiincamant by Poatmaater against ths bank and the C. E. Wll- been scheduled for tomorrow. chatffii found it ftecesaary to buy ex- GOSPEL HALL. tation board to have jurisdiction service In tbe hall. Two Make Trip Between Hart- 50 Oak atnwt Thomaa J. Quiah, that elfactlve ON WILD GOOSE CHASE eon company Incorporated of this Tha Polish Americans will play tra stocks of goods. The amount of 415 O m ter Street over aU modM o f transporUtlon. He 9:30 a. m.—Sunday school with OAK GRILL Telepbona 3504 January l, 1989, aha would ba pro- town to recover damages of $80,000. the St. Cyril’s team of Hartford, at business done at ths freight station. ford And The Woolen City Vatican City, Dec. 24.— (A P ) — snal Schuster, arehUsbop o f zsti— cc needed, however, that such a Bible instruction tor all age groups. moted to apeeiai clerk with a aal- Action is returnable to tbe Superior the Bast Side Rec. The St. Cyril’s has also been above that of laat 10:30—Brealcing of Breed. For First Time Today. Pope Plus XI in his Christmas ad- as "(piUty of speech and tei-Mwy Accldant Rgported But No board might be neceaaary to solve 11:00 a. m.—Holiness meeting 12,200, which la an Inereaae Court on tbe flret Tuesday In Janu- railroad problems and said that he are leading tha Stete Polish Amerl year. 12:15— Sunday school. dress to his cardinals today ex- which comes within his pastoral Make Your Reservations Now For Our of $100 over her praaant aalary. and Christmas message. 7:45— Tuesday, Prayer meeting. duties snd of which we can only ap- Victim Found; Hoopital Was In the complaint, on Ale at the might feel differently after stiidy- can League. There was little expreaa matter pressed hla "bitter sadness” at veiQh- The poatmaatar had aent Mlaa Alao Notifled. OTlce of the town clerk, a long list Ing the proposal. A t tbe State Theater "Out West left at the Manchester office of tbe 3:00 p. m.—Hospital visitation. 7:00— Gospel meeting. The Cjonnectlcut Company thla prove.” , GALA NEW" YEAR'S EVE PARTY 2:15 p. m.—The band will march. 7:45—Friday, Bible study. morning put Into operation twe new Uona In relations between tbe Vati- Doughert}r*a nomination to Waah- of allegations against the Boston To VnthhoM JudgnioBt With the Hardys." the great Hardy company this morning. Extra men Cardinal Schuster daoounesd i ington on November IB, laat, where bank la preferred, aa well as the 3:00 p. m.—Praise meeting. buses on the Rockvllle-Hsrtford can and the Kalian government. Fascist and Nasi racial doctrinss as^ IIJIO Per Pcreon— Ineluden Full Course Chicken Dinner. At 10:10 thla flfbmlng a caU for Wheeler said that be would with family aeries current release will be were at work to take care of today’s B •PProved by Flrat Aaalatant history the ssMrted facta on business. They will also deliver on 6:00 p. m.—y. P. Legion dlscus- EMANUEL LUTHERAN. line. The first new bus, which has These vexations, he said, were "an International danger not less 4 an ambulance came to T. P. Holloran hold Judgment on most of th e ^ o iii- shown and the Circle theater has PofltmARtcr Gonernl on November which the caee la baaed. idatlons u i---- Monday. alon, subject, “Wise Men Worship." Rev. K. E. Erickson, Pastor. a seating capacity of 39, wcD't Into "mistreatment ” of Catholic Action, than Bolshevism” In a sermon tn hla * asking that ha corns at ones to mendatlons until he had had addi- arranged for a fine program for the which Is an organization of laymen, 17th. However, the announcement According to the complaint, Ford tional time to study them and had holiday. 7:00 p. m.—Open air meeting at use yesterday and It waa announced cathedral Nov. IS. Homsatsad strset wbsrs a girl bad and ’’wounding of the concordat” WM withheld at tha local office In who conducts a nursery buslneea In conferred with the President. the comer of Foster and Bissell Julotta, early Christmas service that the second bus would be put The Vatican protested to ths> order that It might be made Juat be- bean hit bjr an automoblls. A t tbe contracts to supply the streets, and march to the citadel. will be celebrated at 5:30 Christmas Into use oi Monday. between the Holy See and Itflly by Italian government against ths OMf". Wheeler, who has contended that Premier Mussoltnt’e promulgation of fort Christmas and naarar to Miaa same time- a call waa racetved at nursery Arm with rose bushes, the most immediate need of the rail 7:30 p. m.—Christmas carol serv- morning. Come and enjoy this Instead of waiting for Monday an rlage decree after ths Pops sought a law forbidding marriages between Dougherty*a 32nd anniversary aa a the bosplUl reporting tbe accident raich were to be "processed” and roada is a reduction o f capital ABOUT TOWN ice, featuring tbe congregational beautiful and impressive serrtce of additional bus, of the same type, to prevent Its adoption tw wrtuag Aryans and non-Aryans. Place Your Order Early For poatal clerk in thie town, which oc- The emergency room waa mads then reaold. Along with Ford, other structures, said that nevertheless he singing of the old. familiar carols. Christmas worship, Christmas song was started on the regular schedule letters to Mussolini snd fe*«g V lt*,’ Retafiatl Directs Dupont and Christmas gospel. You can Aecusm Higher-Upe curs on Wednaaday. December 28, ready to rscsivs tbe paUent and tbe Muthem nurserymen similarly con- intended to "lean backward In car Mr. and Mrs. Archie ft. Rtaewii- Interspersed with readings by Mm. this morning and the commuters’ torlo Emsnuele. ^ 19S*. Holloran ambulanceT sped to Home- tracted w l^ the Wllaon Arm in like rylng forward any program for James Munsle and Miss Lillian Klt- enjoy this service even If you can- bua which runs on the half hour Tbe pontiff accused blgher-upa of The king later repUsd with n M »S son of 73 Blssell street left yester- encouraging the “ vexations.” ind Cvor stead street. After making sevsrsi manner. These southern firms were rehabllitatoln of the rMIroads which tJs.tie. ’The readings wlU summarize not understand Swedish. You can schedule In the early morning and ter assuring the Pontiff his oM se-: PIrat.RamI CUrrter day at noon for Sarasota, Fla., follow the part that Is Swedish In He declared that they bad even inquiriss in tha ssctlon whsrs tbe ac- to be paid from proceeds of sale the President may favor." where they plan to spend the win- J the history of each carol before It later afternoon runs, was also a new tions would be given the grentast|; . __ MagnelVs Miss Doughertys brother, James alter the rosebushes were processed ^jKis s tbe Ehigllsh Hymnal. The sermon been erected against Ildefonso Card!- consideration. » ntan^ cident waa supposed to take place Most of the committee's recom ter. They are traveling South In sung. This program is being ar- type of bua. Dougherty, was the flrat rural here. Subsequent to the sale. Ford mendatlons parallel closely long iged by Songster-leader Fred will be In English. carrier in the South Manchester the ambulance waa drtvan to tbs their trailer and expect to reach hospital. They had no accldsnt vic- •*lgnm ent of the monies time legislative objectives o f tbe lough and Bandmaster Harold Welcome also to tbe Chritsmao poatofflce and Miaa Dougherty wae Florida before New Year’s, nfe Festival and program of the Sun- itro fe r^ Christmat Ice Cream Cakes tim and tha polios rsported no com- Jiff” **y 'oral firm Asioclatlon of American Railroads ]#rurirklngton. The band and the your Christmas present—because 1 there that puts on the flnUhlng! named subetitute rural carrier and day school on Monday afternoon at should think you’d have a lot of •41 plaint being received at the police southern nurseries. and proposals which have been Miss Eisther Johnson of Bunny- ■ SongsterSon Brigade will take part In touches—don’t mind If 1 repast: many times covered the rural route TTis complaint notes that the I 4:30. colds In a climate like that They’re Smoother, More Delicioua and Finer Flavored I station. made by the ICC. side, Long Island, will spend the the service. ‘ OPEN FORUM self! lO fC ai- Mtabllshed at the M* * •®'n* $15,000 H The Week Now Santa, do be careful—don’t So s MsRy~Chrlstmss to , Cflirlstmaa holidays with her moth- ■outh Manchester office. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES wear yourielf out tonight—It would in Alao ’>*re to the Wilson er, Mrs. Hannah Johnson of Clinton Tuesday— Corps Cadet class at 7 LETTER TO SANTA Sants CIsus— 1 won’t kesR yoa'sapif From thla position she was sd- J ? * " ; ‘i *• n” ****!, ‘ he Wilson U. S. SOLONS CRITICIZE p. m.; Girl Guard C3iristmas party Sunday, December 25. Dear .°anta Claus: be disastrous if you couldn’t 1^ longer beesuse 1 know your tlms' isR The Uaoal Variety of Flavora. Ice Cream in PInta. w m executed s promissory note In street around next year and especially ichaifM i'iSf*!!. ‘.t Dsoembsr 28, SCHEDULE FOR M A I U " at 7:30 p. m.; band practice at 7:30 What 1 want to know is this— filled right up from now on. Butk IBM la the South Manchester post p. m. Christian Science Churches lo- how do you go to all these Christmas after all the line work you’ve done. I’ll be seeing you sgsln next y s s i ^ l Office by Ujt then poetnuiter, Wal- Reseiwe Bank o f Boston, giving as AirmiDE OF BRUSQUE Wednesday— Y. P. Legion meet- cated: parties, and your biggest night’s Of course at tbe well-baby party the so s "Merry Chrlstmss to su. s a d l ••curlty s chattel mortgage. Masonic Temple, Rockville. Serv- nurses and the hospital doctors - (AP) ‘ y * ? ’ WM in chRrgo SUNDAY AND MONDAY ing at 7:30 p. m. work still ahead of you? to sU s good-night!" ! ice 10:45 a. m. helped—but It’s really you being rltlelm of ^ e office from 1899 until his h.nl “ *• «»«rted, the Thursday—Open air meeting at Yes sir, that party at the Haynes ONE WHO WAS THEBEL | MAGNELL DRUG CO death In leid, ^ ‘hat REFUSAL ON APOLOGY 7:30 p. m.; Salvation meeting at 8 129 Lafairette St., Hartford. street clinic Friday afternoon was tM Oppoaite the High School tender Four Pootmaelera The following echedulea will be ob- hisolvent. and p. m., In the hall. Service 11:00 a. m. something—but you certainly put id« ta m $ i the local poet office on protect Its loan, issued (Oontlnoed from Page One.) Friday— Singing Company prac- 537 Farmington Ave., Hartford the finishing touches on It. When I Mlsi Dougherty served under four another sum of $6,500 to brine the Service 11:00 a. m. I it«d la M p o s t^ te r s altogether. Including Sunday, Dec. 20 and Monday, Dee tice at 6:30 p. m.; Holiness meet- heard those sleigh bells ll"gllng out- 28: sa jf* condition for natlorgl spirit of fear and hate ing at 7:30 p. m.; ^ngster pmctice “ Christian Science" will be tbe side the window, 1 knew for sure rlae for Mr. Cheney; Thomas J. Qulsh from subject of the Lesson-Sermon. Sunday Dec. 28, no malls will be appointed a local which will overcome rising opposi- at 7:30 p. m. that all those wee mitee and tbeir * Best Wishes for a Joyful '•» interests. A f- The Golden Text Is from Isaiah imetatloa9 from^ 1922 until his death In I98i; received but one mail will be dis- tion to the President's armament Saturday—Open air meeting at older brothers and sisters were go- ter this time, it Is charged, the bank 9:2: "The people that walked In ing to have a real surprise. CItristmas and a Prosperous N ew Year. t-of atlaor- Frank B. Crocker from 1931 unui patched at,7 p. m. No business will program."’ 7:30 p. m.; Praise meeting at 8 p J be transacted. The lobby will be Wilson flrm-s darkness have seen a great light; I B’pose you were too busy to assets, s«d In actuality, the bank Senator Frazier (R., N. D.) voiced m.; Watch night service at 10:45 ■Cmiaat th* open from 9 a. m. untU 7:80 p. m. a similar view in wondering If the they that dwell in tbe land of the watch all their faces when you came ------from ------i------p. m., speakem. Adjutant and Mm. shadow of death, upon them bath roll M ooi^ Sunday. «'»’P““y'» statements might "be more bally- stomping In, shouting “ Merry X “ “*• b“ i William Trigg of Hartford. tbe light shined.” > y that tMa Monday. Dec. 26. Since Monday. hoo for the stfper defense and arm- Stmday, New Year’s day— Spe- Christmas” and stamping tbe snow JOHN H. HAPPEN Pemonal Notices ) *5' *• ‘>*»“ rved by the Post During this time. It is claimed ament programs." Selections from the Bible Include off vour shiny black boots—but I ly eataagla cial services with Major and Mm. the follo^ n g passage from Mtcah INSURANCE contiu»«H > ice Department as Christmas Day ®""<"‘ *on of the Wilson White-haired Senator Norris A. Edgar Arkett of Hartford, didn’t miss one look—yes sir, Sants, for postal workers, all business win- flm waa withheld from the Te.xa" 5:2: "But thou. Bethlehem Ephra- It just takes a sight of you, grand Of All Kinds li no goo4 (Ind.. Neb.), said, however, that this ■peakem. V , _ IN MKM ONIAM dows will be closed and no malls wUl company, although the bank well country had done the right thing In Otear Nattarman, abova, haady tab, though thou be little among old man that vou are, to turn blue 44 Cone Street Tel. 7021 m to eoua« knew of the obligation due C the thousands of Judah, yet out chaagM. '* 1 - *). m#mnry of our ion Bn for tha beneflt of those patrons who other creditors and Induce them to 10:(M a. m.— Ehiglish service as Inspiring readings from the Chris- tr At th. rioi. of Ih. i.cond ymt. "I have never seen anything like aohoola play for tho national high fact, I expect they Invited vou—and bt thla tiaMk wish to Mciire mail from their lock remain creditors so that bankruntev follows: tian Science textbook, "Science and Primary Departments and a pageant the brutality now existing In the oehool grid ehamnionahip in Baton 7:30 p. m., with the study In re- clock. The mass at 6 o’clock I am BO glad you didn’t disappoint cuUooa had hoxee or to deposit msU In the lobby p w e e d li^ would not be Instituted Prelude: Silent Night ...... Gruber Health with Key to the Scriptures" entitled; ’’The Sweetest Story Ever MHB Moih.r, D»a. Bl.t.r. Broth.ri. world," Norris said. “We have at Rougo, Oeetmbrr 31 in a gama ligious eclucatlcn .-is the closing part. a Bolemn high mass and a them. Don’t you think those three ae t a a ‘ ^ a d i l * r'nimed the least three governments now engag- Choir and Organ by Mary Baker Eddy, include the Told." The Choir will have their regular nurses are pretty grand people? MAY HAPPINESS BE accounts receivable and other aponaorad by Gov. Richard W. following; “ Divine Science derives high mass will be celebrated at 11 Arty SI baattar paa ed In open campaigns of brutality Processional hymn: Come Hither Monday at 7:30 p. m.—The Ce- rehearsal Friday at 6:45 p. m. With all the sick people they bsve Special Christmas Day Services assets of the Wilson Arm were Laeha. its sanction from the Bible, and the o’clock. and murder. These are not outlaws, Ye Faithful ...... Keseel ciUan Club will present the Christ- On Sunday, Jan. 1, 1939, the on their minds—with all their regu- WITH YOU AIJd your s assigned to the bank. ^ Senior Choir divine origin o f Science is demon- *• mind you, but governments that act mas play: ‘They That Sit In Dark- -acrament of the Lord’s Supper will lar routine of daily calls, you'd think #r»i8i var Con real ment. for millions of people. It makes you ’The Gloria In Excelsls— strated through the hol.v Influence ness” , written by Marjorie Clark 8T. BRIDGETS CHURCH AT CHRISTMAS TIME be celebrated at tbe morning ser- they'd have enough to do to keep n«y 1 ®?"'P>aini stotes. the wonder about cIvlUzatlon." Prayer, of Truth In healing sickness and Wilson. vice. If you are a member of thla Rev. James P. Tlmmlaa, Pastor Second Congregational Church i sin. This healing power of Truth them out cS mischief—but no sir, aaeathra AND THiibuOHOUT Christmas Tree Lights '" “ ke It appear Move To Protect Osoal I SUN. I 'The EpUtle. A ll are welcome at these Christ- church, plan to be present. What that’s where vou’d be wrong. If 10:48—CAROLS AND ANTHEMS by the Uteir I klM that the Wilson Arm was perfm iv SUN. Angels from tbe Realms Of Glory must have been far anterior to the mas services more fitting way can you find tor Mosses win be celebrated in 81. While Congressional discussion of I and I and period in which Jeaus lived. It ts they go and give tbe most elegant bssi by Pby*"* urgent bills for foreign sffairs centered about tbe ...... Woodcock Tbe Week starting the New Year right ? Bridget's church at 5. 7:30, 9, 10 under direction of Organist Ssmoel Bamefts THE NEW YEAR MON. as ancient aa the Ancient o f days.’ party for those well-babies snd their 'im t I laral haada funsi "''"I' directly, European situation, ths sxscuUvs I I MON. JiuUor Choir Monday, 7:00 p. m.— Christmas Rev. and Mrs. Stephenson will and 11 o’clock Christmas morning. Service On All founds being transferred from the It lives through all life, and ex- mothers Know how many were Sermon by the pastor. Dr. RoynoUoi aabjoolt "Ood b WMl Vir. slarad. branch In tv/o unrelated actions ’The Gospel. Play. keep open house at the parsonage The 6 o’clock mass will be a solemn there T The whole sum of thirty-five But I bank to the Wilson account, and The Creed. tends throughout all space.” (page •Tuesday. 4:00 p. m.—Brownies. high mrma paraon who moved toward better protection of 145, line 23.) on Monday. Jan. 2. 1939, from 3 to youngsters— from little babies to Pllectrical Appliances aaai'Urr^.Ki ‘‘br^ks being drawn -THEATER MANCHESTER. Solo: Nazareth—Alfred Lange. 7:00 p. ra.—Boy Scouts. 5 o’clock in the afternoon, and from 7:80 P. M. SUMDAY—PAGEANT, *THB UOHTED WAY*, naif to you against this account. the Panama canal which Secretary children old enough to go to school— on Ob of War Woodring said recently must Sermon: “Grace”— Rev. K. Richter. 7:30 p. m.— Young Peoples de- 7 to 9 In the evening. All the people ott araat t o ' Tha contplalhl charges that this ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL 8T, JOHN’S CHURCH, about five or six years old. And did Everyooe WeloaoM To Tbooo Bmtuos! forststi be made impregnabis. They were THE STATE’S Behold! I Bring You Good ’Tidings partment Christmas party. of our parish are invited to make a they have fun—toys, candy and constituted fraudulent concealment ...... Simper Rev. J. Stnart Neill, Rector. 7:30 p. m.—Ceclllan aub. Uolway Street. IL), tba an announcement the present tem- friendly call at some time during Rev. Joaepli ZIeha, Pastor. great big golden oranges — my, has h BOLAND OIL CO. of the facU of the esse. Senior Choir 8:00 p. m.—Men’s Club Bowling. I ba faarod porary Atlantic squadron would be- , M ERRY X M AS SH O W Sunday, December 25, Christmas these hours. weren’t they just tickled to death. hasits R- S. POTTERTON This concealment. It Is alleged Offertory: A Carol Fantasy .Dlggle Wednesday — Mid-week service ttaagaa b a «: 869 Center Street At We.8t Center Street “At theh a Centerf ' aMdMM** come a permanent unit of 35 war- 1 Continuous Sun and Mon. 1st Show A t 2 P. BL Day: Midnight mass tonight at 12 Now Santa, very ^ fld e n tla lly — hoard I was carried on for four months ships on Jan. 6 and President Roose- Organist Fred Wemer omitted. THE CENTER CHURCH }enaaa and • Phone 3733 at the expiration of which time It 8 a. m.—Holy Communion and o’clock at St. Jolyi’s church on Gol- did you know there ,1s going to be might ba: velt’s decision to elevate the Ameri- Prayer, Lord’s Prayer, Benediction Friday, 2:30 p. m.—CosmopoUtan (Congregational) another Visiting Nurse very soon ISff ”F was made known that the Wli..on Carols by the Julnor Choir. Club. • way street. There will be singing aka agataat can legation In Venezuela to an am- —Rev. K. Richter. 10:45 a. m.—Holy Communion. Rev. Wateon Woodruff, D.D. of Cjhristmas carols, and all will he noW? Yea sir, these three are so Msigned Its accounts to 7:30 p. m.—Church School Board Ins bank.. bassy. United States’ eighth in Jfeea Recessional hymn— Sermon topic: "Chriatmaa” . welcome to attend this service, the busy, and everyone likes them so bUure, Latin America. Christmas party. :i), Wyo.^ Postlude: A Christmas Meditation 4 p. m.—Ehrenlng service omitted. 10:50—Wornlng Worabip, Sermon only midnight mass celebrated lo- much, that soon there are going to petatm AccoMing to Isw. If bankruptcy The recognition aeSDrded Venez- ...... Nolle Saturday, 6:46 p. m.—Choir re- putting any proceedings are Instituted, any The Rector will administer Christ- by the minlst«c. A sermon for cally. be four—Imagine that? I guess thl-s Christmas Sunday Services uela follows similar elevation of the Organist F ^ Wemer hearsal. ationa with' iBiMm wfwm iwfisMi as.Mgnmenta made within the pro- mas Communions on Monday and Christmas^ Day. 8:30— Christmas morning, low town Is coming to Its senses and degntion In Colomblg OcL 1. Both 11:00 a. m.—German service. 9:00 p. m.—Watch-Night service. at ths ceedlng four months, apparently to Tuesday in Chriatmaa week. Those The music: really beginning to appreciate tbe countries lie In Clots proximity to THAT ALLAMERICAN HAROY 7:00 p. m.—’The Sunday school will who desire such services kindly st Games, refreshments— and worship. Prelude, A Christmas Fantasy . . . . Visiting Nurses. 1 know I do— l>e- The Management and Employees of t^he beneflt of any one creditor, may the canal. lO.’SO^High mass. Choir re- IWMWMHKMWMMfWSIHIHkWS present the Christmas Story in a him know. Note:—The early Christmas Day hearsals will be omitted Sunday. lleve me, Santa, when mother Is bs ortered returned to the bank- FAMILY IN A BRAND-NEW, service at 7 o'clock on Sunday • - - -...... Stults has ooi rupt Arm for distribution among all Permanent assignment of a fleet program and pageant entitled: Monday. 7:30 p. m.—Olrla’ Friend- Christmas Carols 1st group, 10:00 a. m.—Monday, service tn sick, and all the children too, there South M ethodist C h u rch In the Atlantic has been studied for QRAND-NEW UUBH.LOVE. "The Promise Fulfilled.’’ All ly society, omitted. morning Is for the convenience of memory of St. Stephen, the mar- Is nothing like having a Visiting or at*! After a four months’ those who may be planning to go "Gloria In Excelsls"___ Old English 7H>9 A. M.—Early Ohrlstmos Day vesrs. A powerful fleet In tho A t- friends of Concordia Sunday 7 p. m.—Junior Choir rehearsal, "While By My Sheep” ...... Jungst ‘ yr. Nurse In to smooth hot brows snd advene period has passed, an assignment lantic is regarded as strengthening AND.THRILLADVENTUREI away for the day and ochers who may not necessarily be declared school are Invited to attend. omitted. Christmas Cjarola 2nd group. 2:00 p. m.—Monday, rehearsal of straighten out roussed-up bed. You “What Chrtotmsa Brtags To Oar World” brwsr ^btnoiDla^ Invilid. eastern defenses of the canal The Week Tuesday, 7 p. m.—Boy Scouts. may be engaged during the regular Christmas pageant. ask Mrs. Santa to try It some time md t makst the Wild morning worship hour. All who care “A Joyous cniristmas Son^’ ...... 9:80 A BL—Cboreh SeheoL •sod , J. UbbyJI .T- Tuesday at 8:00 a. m., the Broth- 7:30 p. m .--^ o lr rehearsal. 10:00 a. ra.—Tuesday, St. John’s —or don’t you have Visiting Nurses It Is alleged In the complaint that 8ATM INCIDBNT CLOSED WettwUder...Mailoa to come will flat! a cordial welcome ...... Gevaert 10:45 A M.— Worship oad SeraMO. af the ba National WTiat 8 the u.ae of thinking up dsoeptlon was practiced by the A erhood will meet. Wednesday, 3:30 p. m.—Girls’ service, bless of wine and distribu- up at the North Pole? Well, no Berlin. Dec. 24— (A P )—A Props-1 love-laseoeta bUekia' cow- Friendly Candidates. with us In this service. ”So How A Rose” .Praetoriua 1609 "God’s Greater Gift” wealdy r War. aug- A greeting that is new— bank, and that its Conduct of the boy .. lodge Hardy oot- Young People's Christmas party Postlude, The Herald Angels. .Stulta tion of wine to congregation. barm In asking—In fact, that gives o may wall Wish A'll of You ganda Ministry apokesman today da* Wednesday at 8 p. m.. the Junior Saturday — Confirmation rlasnrn me quite an Ides. Maybe next Mnale by the 8eath Chotch Choir SBsrIt dx-iboetia’ fsdlee 9:30—Tho Church School. 7:30 p. m.—Saturday— close of able fa VATien just the same choir Chriatmaa party Friday at omitted. 8WEDI8H CONGRCGAHONAL the civil year. year we can give you a nurse for in the Uugh-oiawaed, Sunday, January 1, 10:45 a. m.— 0:30—The Men’s Clsss. Leader, Sm P. Cboreh School Program Seen Christmas wish 7 p. m. CHURCH •T ■■ ezcUesMoIjiaakad "fbp. Roly Communion. Sermon by the 8. E. Green, Minister Rev. Charles Q. Johnson. Pageant! ■'The Sweetest Story Ever Told* these I rector. 6:00—Tbe C Y P Club. President, Is what is meant for vou. A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS per’’ of an Hardy pMaraa. Bfnndsy, 7:80 P. M.—Christmas Ploy, "They That SH b Dart»>‘ •Onbn •e SECOND CONGREGA’nO N AL 4 p. ra.—A special service of wel- Peggy Woodruff. Leader of Devo- Weekly Sunday Srhoel Lrasos FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PLEASURE! Julotta” will be observed Christ- ■ess”, by the CecUlaa CInb Perris E. Reynolds, Fb. D., Mtnisffir come to new families. The Christ- tions, Evelyn Hawley. Kho U mM morning at midnight this year. A Merry Chrlstmoo To All! AND A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS Sun. mas Pageant will be repeated, fol- Tbe Week Ogolnal Special Christmas Day choral ser- This service will be in English. lowed by an Informal receptlm in There will be no Sunday morning Monday, 6:30— Cub Pack, Mr. God*s Great Love Think NEW YEAR AND vice at 10:45. Miss Helen Berg- the Parish House. Lynn Cub Master. worship. anee, Princess Restaurant gren, guest soloist. Tuesday. 7:30—Group I Mr. WU- Mon. Prelude, Christmas Bells ..Lem ar render $ure th "The Healthy Place To Eat and Drink" MANCHESTER AND VERNON their Christmas program on Christ- llan McCormack, leader. Annual By w n X IA M E. GILROY, D. D. 4besuUful example and teachings of The Minster Bells ...Wheeldon iRHMIMWbWiKaMHKO esoatei Main Street At Pearl Street Carol, “ O Bethlehem” PARISH mas day at 7 p. m. Christmas party, Robbins Rdom. Editor of Advance tbls Jesus are being set at naught, ...... Basque Folk Song Metliodlst Episeopal Wednesday evening prayer serv- Hostesses: Mrs. John Douglas, Mrs. and hymns of violence and bate are Anthems, There Were Shepherds Rev. William T. Wallaee, Mlalater ice at 7:30 p. m. James Robinson. This, Christmas lesson U rightly endeavoring to supplant the songs iielsUg Friday evening the annual meet- r ...... Vincent Wednesday, 7:80 — M rs Steven- named "God's Great Love." When of angels. Where do we stand In the GOD JUL! Ipg of Sunday at Vernon, 9:30 a. m.— ing of the Ladles’ Aid society with son’s class win meet In the Robbins Paul said, "Tbanks be to Ood for midst of these things that are divid- IWWWfWWWmWMMJWWWWIISIISWIWI It C!ame Upon the Midnight Clear Stood 1 ...... Sullivan Christmas Sunday servlee with ser- election of officers will be held at the Room for a Christmas party. His unspeakable ^ ft ,” he was re- ing men and women just as Jesus W IT H T H r mon by the minister. M E R R Y C H R IS T M A S church at 7:45. Thursday, 7:00—Choir rehearaai ferring to all that he had received divided them long ago? Are we on the Ro Uto Solo, The Virgin’s LuUaby Sunday at Manchester: Buck followed by a sociable. Note change through Christ Jesus; and here we tne side of gentleness and love and You Are Invited The regular session o f tbe Church TALCOTTVILLE The 'chorMe. Beside Thy Cradle ..Bach In day. have the story of the coming Into right and truth, or even with our school will be omitted. OONOBEGATIONAL CHURCH flsnqut Postlude, Melody for the Bells of 10:45 a. m. — Chriatmaa Sunday Friday, 5:30—Troop I Girl Scouts, tbe world of thU babe through Christian profession. Is there nar- BerghslI Church...... SUbeUus Rev. George W. Stephenson, Pastor Mias Emily Smith, captain. whom mllUons have been blessed. rowness and prejudice and bigotry god F morning worship service with ser- Mrs. Mae Ohapmaa Holt, Organist J U L O T T A Sunday evening pageant at 7:30, mon entitled "Joyous Oiristmas” . Friday, 6:30— Troop 7 Girl Scouts, As we Journey In thought to Bethle- In our souls ? Christmas Morning at 5:M and g< •The Lighted Way” , presented by Wilfred A. Kent, Ckoir Director Miss Jessie Hewitt, captain. Since there wUl be no church school, hem snd lay our token of tribute at Christmas Is s time when, as we Sermon in English ■mnol L E W I S S T O N E the Young People, assisted by the it is suggested that the chUdren Saturday, 9:30 — Troop 25 Boy the Urth-stall in the manger, let us contemplate God’s great love, we q f tbe choir, Tbe public Is cordially Invited. Services of Sunday, Christmas Scouts, Mr. Irwin, scoutmaster. not forget God’s great love dirist- Both Swedish and English Worship Service come with their parents to this should have our own hearts filled ' failure m i c k e y ROO. NEY Oast ef Characters: service. Day: Notes mas WlU not have Its real meaning with that love. The world needs to- Reader—Marion Derby Special music: 10:45—Morning Worship, The Wednesday evening, January 4 for us unless that love encompsaaea day godly men, men. who wUI view flecmln C E C I L I A P A R K E R Angel Oabercl—Bernice Pohlman Prelude— "Naaareth” ...... Gounod innon topic: “U Christ Ha. Not Ward Duffy, managing editor of our hearts. C H R IS T M A S F ES T IV A L qruelt.v Come". one another with the love and sym- AT CHRISTMAS TIME Mary—Betty Park Anthem—"O Little Town of Bethle- the Hartford Times, will review the It U sad to think that In tbe very Tbe mualc; pathy of the Ood who is tbe Father By the Sunday School ind u F AY H O L D E N Joseph— Ralph Pulford hem" ...... Neidllnger ouUtandIng events of 1938, before homeland of Jeaus men are today of all and of whose great family Shepherdspberda—^William—^ Grunder, Robert Prelude— “The Holy Night" ...... Monday at 4:30 P. M. fllaetsc WE REALIZE MORE THAN EVER HOW MUCH IT Offertory—A lto Solo and Osorus— tbe Men’s Club. In enmity and .strife with one an- each of us Is but a part. Pearl . ^ ...... Dudley Buck lUltoni "The. . . Infant King" .. —Neldlinger The annual meeting of the Ec- other, and to realize that during thU It is sad to think of the lands to- Wise Men — Merldeth Stevenson, Post]ud^^"FestlvaI March’ Anthem— ’*The Living Song” ...... me ans to have the friendship and clesiastical Society win he held on last year many IIvm have been de- •bn John Derby, Walter Grunder 7:30 p. m.—Final Happy Hour day In which Quistmas has no ’ ■ ...... Wl'son Wednesday evening, January 11. stroyed In the conflict between Jew E M A N U E L L U T H E R A N C H U R C H tamiiitj Light o f Love—Barbara NevlUe service with Chrtstmss Fi^eant en- Offertory—"Ye Heavens Adore meaning, or In which certain dicta- GOOD WTLL OF FOLKS LIKE YOU The annual meeting and supper o f snd Arab In tbe very birthplace of Faith— Barbara Sadroslnskt titled **The Star Flower”, under tlie Him” ...... Walter tors snd leaders are to de- sU the church on Wednesday evening Jesus and in the Holy City It U dis- Hope—Jane Scott direction o f Mark Holmes. Postlude—"AlleliUa” ...... Lorat stroy tha resUUes snd vesUges of Hons 1 Jianuary 18. couraging to think of tbU in a world Christmas. W e think o f Ruraia, pl e a s e acc ept our sincer e thanks Charity—Eleanor Johnson Notes 13:00— Sunday School ■ ON THE SADOB SHOW Repreaentetlvea of Races— Har- T u ssd ». 7:30 p. m. - * Epworth 4:00—Junior C. E. The o f the 20th century, so long after where in spite o f the effort of men dorhne AND OUR GOOD WISHES FOR A A deltteg Otmm o f tho 8m ! wood West, EkUth Brmtsnyder, League Cliiistmas party. If weath- "Following ths Star. The ■• *^* * - Stechhols, Pastor the coming of Jesus; but aa we go to promote human welfare, they MlniSe Brslnard, Raymond Scbal- er permits, skating wOl be eojoyed, Welles Foster. back through history to contemplate have sought to destroy faith In ler. followed by refreshments at the 7:00—Evening Service, Cantata ChUdren’s Cbiistmss ssrvioa this tbe world Into which Jesus came, Jesus. We think of Germany, from Bom ’T H E S T O R M church. evening at 7 o’clock. there may perhaps arise In our Withh m A M .li8 BICKFORD The Week by the Clioras Choir. which some of our most beautiful net fa MERRY CHRISTMAS Tuesday at 7:00—Girt Scouts. Wednesday, 7:80 p. r R— C hoir xa- Our church has received s most Regular Christmas service to- hearts some real ground of hope, for Christmas hjrmns snd customs bsve Christmas on Sunday bato n Mm LANB Wednesday at 3:00 — PrlmaiF bearsaL geaerous g ift o f, new hymn books, morrow morning at 7 o’clock In It was out of adverse tiroes that come. We think o f other lands fboely AND A Christmas Party. “Hymns for the Living Ago,” edited Ehigllsh. Text of sermon: Isaiah, Jesus of Nsssratb came, snd where Christmas is known only to ■annii SOUTH METHODIST EFUOOPAL Wednesday at 7:30—Junior and by Augustine Smith. These wlU be 9:6-7. Theme: The joyful Christmas through peril snd In spite of the tha few, but Li some o f these lands •le lot H APPY NEW YEAR intermediate Christmas Party. Bov. Earl E. 8tery, DJ)., message of the prophet Tfwis). He used for tbe first time next forces of violence snd hate that He RIs name is precieus, for prophetle A N I N V IT A T I O N I Thursdsy at 7:30—Teacher Train. Sunday morning ss a Christmas proclaims it (1) In respect to tbe cams to manhood. 7:00 a. m.— Early morning Christ- souls hava discerned ths of Ing Class. present. person of tbe Savior; (3) in tegard W e have seen how through his- His Ufa and teaching. ■f-' liH rii Fridsy st 6A0— Choir rehesrsaL mas service. You will be looking forward to to HU names; (3) coasidering tbe tory tbe babe of Nazareth has tri- Christmas Is A Holy Day! M it a 9:80 s. m.—Church school May we who STS the children of bearing our Choir sing its Christmas dominion o f the Savior. umphed over the Herods that op- privilege, who Uvs In s land where JUKlUini 10:45 a. m.—Worship and asrmon. cantaU, ’The Music of Christmas," Service in German on New This Year Christmas Comes On Sunday. OHUBGH OF THE NAEABENB. Subject: "God’s Grsater Gift”, with pot^ Him. May we have faith to there la religious liberty snd wbsre IIIS T AIIIU IM I llli:i;U IIN I K by Ira B. WUson. This will be more Year’s Eva at 7:30. After the serv- believe that the Christ wUl stUl tri- Bov. E. O. Laak, Pastor. Dr. Story preaching. Musical pro- tbs open Bible with its story o( Wlien Christmas faOs on Sunday thero is But I (HAIUS FAHIU than entertainment It Is something ice election o f officers In s apodal Jeaus U a tressurs within the reach L. gram: that WlU aid to tbe genuine spirit of Sunday: congregational meeting. AU voting modern worl d! o f sU. reslixs the glory of our privf- reason for Worship and Pmiar. Preluds—"P a a tc rs le "...... jcmish Christmas You srUl be glad you *2**®5?* the great WALTS* ■ tffiO a. OL—Church Blhla school members ought to be presanL tsge. and. In our Oulstmss merrt- _^^_&PB1_TOPNO DE. wwj»a»w- Anthem: "Glory to God” ...... Lee cams to hear It 10:45 s. m.—Morning worshtn Anthem—"Stag. O Heavens” .Tburs Ws eslafarste Christmas today la agent may thsra be tha dsapar note and Christmas sermon by tlie nas- The "s t home” at, tbs parsonage 8T. JAMEST) CHUBCH a world whara hats is abroad wbsre PozUods—"Pastorals' w ill be ooHttsd again next Wsdnes- of lovo snd coasserstloB Hist « « “-^jict; • ^ ’a Uji flffiOpL Esr. WBRam P. Rsifly. Pasl te of ths same race as Jaaos, may gtvo our ttvaa to this C h iM saw laU^qoB haett- tn tto ««U .«i , .• .*,•,. i v';s, V.'’ ^hMAi ^i4Aia(,‘:S'■ 'lift ' f--*^ i •, • r^*', . , A : „

-■'I . ■ '■T-^ ■ tL> '.yi iv MANCmaYTEK EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMEER 24,1938 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 24.1988 flp im • 'Si-a 1 Muaic of C!hrtotmaa” to to be pre- THE NEEDLE’S EYE IAND.HOOI • IVM hhgt§n''DM yko»km twa must bo istroduood iata tba Now kerf Is what I want to SERIAL STORY sented by the Talcottvllle choir of f A m rlr»«tfr daily aahadula witb coaaideraWa bsowi Ara tka eannad string banns HARDYS‘GO WEST thirty voices under the dIrecUon of Oomaa into view sO respsctahla a There WM an odd sort of Chrlst- Health and Diet can. Ttae best m y to start la to ns healthy aa the ones 1 cook my> Wilfred A. KenL a member of the gentleman aa Charlsa R. Michaels, nuu party In New York on Thurs- bSgln by Wfllblaf *B|y oat ml)s the oelf?" BY ADELAIDE HUMPHRIES Beethoven Glee CHub. This will In- PRESTON GROVER flfSt day. The* wMb oae sslaute y-' elected president of McKaason and day. It was staged oa » wharf Advice ' Answer:' Canned vegetables. In- SKI'S THE LIM IT coevmaMr. laaa n* a axavica. m e INUTESTFILM augurate In thla community a fea- longer fsiek day tbcragflsr until you cluding string bMiis, are as whole- ture which has not appeared in a Robbins sinea the revelations con- near the Manhattan antfwics to S^iK nt . me. Waataingtan — When Indignation^ Small CBssfis To Cosvooi By QB. fB A N R l l s l » « have worked up to a noriod of forty- some aa thosy gsoked at home. I great many years. F'UH J! ■' I I . BtwaU iuSet cerning the now deceased F. Don- the new PWA-flnanosd Queens-Mid- flvo minutes. A brlan walk of thla OAST o r CHARACTERS otb aT i.iasT nil Germany haa net enough Intania- convert It Into foreign wishaag* *r freak pnee ary yometimea difficult Wte IMT# 6Jb06pt stratlon of what the Man of Nasa- tba cqnertueUon of that great srark. Maay letUra ara raeatvod-from and anduTMce, ComklM Bit wdk- DAN REFOLDS — hero. U* pretty aba aras, like some silver of them Queen of the carnival. favorites will also ba found. Qumn givee Hulda a cookie which Wbllihc^ ■t *it BvaMne Bseapt Uonal moiisy to allow Jawa to leave gold aa they left the eeuatsy—aad tkooa whoso ohiaf complaiat la that Ing with noma game or sport which to acoure. princess In her white dress In the Oorey Porters’ glrL A glamour girl, At The State Theater The prologue to “ Along the Olden reth had In mind when He said, "U There was a llghtad CSirtstmas Iras you enjoy. Tennis, awimmlag, golf, ■right have had Sally bat whUa ha malces her the right size again, and VI and BolldM#^ Bntcrad at Ihf W(th pocket! full of gold and for- what ehane* Is thera fer thetT tbay eaa not gala atsAvR*. Maay moonlight SaUy Blair, queen ot her te fact” Christmas Road", after which Rev. a blueberry whirli elves her back itaa, m la oasiar for a carnal to go through and there waa Mayor 1# flkiardla. To turn again to the London dantiag, akatlag -r nay of tbase waa ktog ro aUa -.'^•w iw w r ■ eign exchange. That must come of tbeaf saUcats bays beea ex- (Artbritia ST Salntteaf i COREY PORTER was kteg eC smaU secure univarsa in which na “la that auch a terrible thing to Sunday. George W. Stephenson wl'l give an her memory. At flrsl Hulda Is afraid the esre of a needle than for a rich The mayor mads a speech and In it Banker, ons of Its wrttarf eallssataa amtssg gad havo b«as (olg thare Is nmy ba used- lharalaas takM wbile Question: Pliny asks: "Hava had still felt an aUen, would oontlnua to be?" SaUy aaked. explanatloo of this work. The choir of her stepmother, but the Queen Is from other countries beforehand. that after ansebluas «vtth Austria, jying fnao dowawnei bad oa tba considerable trouble |g tbf lower tlM aeolal whirt. S o .... Rot ga oa man to enter the Kingdom of God.” ha said ha Ubad sand'hogs because nothing onmag argaalsaUy. Some wHh the story. faal ao untU ha mads hto own way, "Terrible enough to scar* ms to then enters Into the cantata Itself, no longer mean. That Is tha viaw of oompetant Qarmaay and her o i t i i ^ hs4 bock, which have tba objoct of cre- ringing "O Holy Night", by Mohr; they were real he-men and he much of tbam are nervous, some of th«>a back. Back schM s tot and there to Yaaterday: Dan ha« told Sally conquered his bad leg, proven him- death!" Hto expreasion was so seri- Mr. Michaels told official Inves- flaanclal authorltlea here who have I, 680,000,000 marks In gold and for- are under-weight, and some of them ating greater stryngtk of the ab- n pain wktoh abopta down gne leg. self. ous that Sally laughed. "You were For the flfth time, the Judge lb this, male voices are prominent CHAPTER 18 preferred them to another kind of that be wtU ooom back agate and tigators Into the affairs of the loot- as good Information m Is nvniiabla atgn sxsbaags MO,0 0 0 ,^ marks Ml- kava a fUlbtly lowered blood pres- dominal aad >nak muaclaa are also Have seen aeveral doctor*—soipe "No, you haven't told toe," SaUy right when you caUed me a coward," Hardy FamUy flaahaa oa the screen and the soprano and alto support "hog" with whom he came In Arc- ouuids of Germany ns to tba exceUent la kUlWIaf enOurance. •ke waits for bln, reallxteg that be Clirlstmaa Eva VmipaK **8dtSOCIATCO ed drug conosm that twelve days vsstsd in foralgn aasurtUaii, ^aad aura, but Hiay a n all unitod in this eay a ci^ tto and aome sfy fciatiaa. said. She wished he would tot that Dan said, after another moment "1 with their typical American humor with a true obligato. The aver amount of foreign anehangs wbisb J, 4»0,000,000 IsvMtad Is fsralfs Pain seems to be tnf worst wksp I Sts Into her world aa n* other naan. lovely "He Shall Feed Hla Flock" Hulda ran Joyfully down the long after ha had bean told by the com- quant contaat, the pay-roll hog. osmsms doairo to auppiast their The food lataka SkOUld i t so reg- wait untU aome other time and waa—still am, I guess—when it and adventure when "Out West With room to greet her father and throw fba Aaaealatada PaaaaPthtlt la aaeluaualp Germany aan inv k*r bands an. propsrty, ail of wkiok sMgbt aos- ulated that the pallent to receiving am out in tk« ppid. or after i kaV* CHAPTER x m will be sung by M'sa Ruth Bllnn. raaablltalUa•• fai And who wouldn't T gand-koga Bfasost waakaww with a foeUag of place, too. She wished she need not comes to a girl lUce that. But t the Hardys" comes to the State The- her arms about him. He picked her I o f M i m , ' «M % 4 (a Ilia oaa ai pany's treasurer, Julian F. Thomp- This doss not arts* asaa snan sscusa for estvably bo eoavartod Isto foretgs normal atpmytii one or two M fS s day, ona d>eh been piMktog arounfl. lyWcb one SaUy bad been right—Dan did tit and every indication at rehearsala Is jradtiad ta it do great things. With the hard- keep tha truth from him, avan for a don't believe you are that kind ot ater Sunday. up and tossed her high In the air. I taai-ktoy ertdittd la son, that ba had coma to the con- the German program af driving aaekaago. That totals 8,480,000,000 Tka pasaoiT whopa mala trouble la of etewed fruit g day, plasty of would you eay l haver* ta with heroelf and her father. Dtp* Uttla while. Suppose be found out, that she will please. "Come, Thou J*ws out of Qarmany. But tb* girl, SaUy. Etocept maybe on the" Long Expected Jesus” will foUow "How’s my little lady?" he sold I pMtoral .4 alao tM laa*! aal elusion that there waa aomethlhl roek men aad tha atruetural Iran- marks. SInoa tka asaehlusa this waakaass or |ask of atrongtk wiu cooked and mw ysgstsblas dally asd Answer: It to dlfficull to atteh a*r was a very pleasant affair. Mr. before ahe had a chance to tall him? outside. I think, deep down Inside, The picture again stars the group la only ap- I; iaraia purely flaanclal dtfftsultf of g*ttlng amouat kas dwindlsd by t80AQO,OQO next with three young men taking pulling her long yellow curto. "She workara, tka lineman and the rail- bfl found to have developed at least one-guartor af • pound of lo give you any i^todiflc diai Blair tod toe young man oa, draw- Suppose he misunderstood again? that you’re ae sweet and simple and of favorites whom mlUlona of mo- looks very fair and I have brought il«kla al aaaakiieaUaaa wrong with the crude drug depart- the Jews out of GermsnyGermony wulwl bear tion picture fan* have come to the Bolo parta John Lotaa, Robert Aiaa^akai karpla ara kia<> road shacks, Uia over-Uie-rood marks. Isavliy about |I.840,(no>,»v»1,000 . eariaui bad baWto wkicb must be lean beaf, or sbtokss, Of flak- Over- withOUt having had an opportunity ing him Into coaveroatton, encourag- natural aa those spring beauties her a gift." and then , he looked dasoimeodi. maat he, MIchaala, had begun sail- sxpialning' irkat Is dsscribod boro as as autsids ramsvsd baiaro tka dosind improve- eating should bo nvoidad na It will to exaeUpe ypu. Too ayipptoms mu ing him to give hto viewpoint on know and love. Lewis Stone con- Sherman and Francto Beeba "O truciiars and tka miners, tbs kridfs growing under these trees.” down the hall at the Queen and said, loctrliiMDoa aa-ru * ing bis oornmofi stock In the con- Germany's latest mansuvsr Is to flguro, Other wrltsm asMmato lass mastela gaisad. goma af tka unde- load tha body with os4'>prnducU dosorlks mlfki ko du« to either dia- various topics, buslneaa, politics, But she must not, she would not Unuea as Judge Hardy. Mickey Little Town of Bethlehem", a .uni- >aH aaraloa altaat al M. >■ 4. Btra» think of things Uks that Not with "Thank you, kind air,” SaUy re- versal favorite, has been arranged by "And how's my other lady?" r not9t lOMj^ cern and within the nest tan days nMiaksya sad tha sailors, they are proposs tantatlvsiy that wwltby than half that airakla kaMta aondudvo ta w*ak- whioh ara not of Um aUgklastkli use order- In many eases whero s^ world problems, ev*n bringing him Rooney aa Andy Hardy, OeciUa The Queen was smtlnlg and she noon Ila hiaf Y I** foreign Jaws advanss enough fer- Germany officially admita batavtag to talk of more personal matters, as the moon looking down on them, not plied demurely. But her heart eweU- Parker as Marian. Fay Holden as the composer for women’s two-part had disposed of all his 11,000 aharaa the Chapa who put tha|r broad aaag ara: laak af anarelsa. ovareat- to the system ead which msy on thritto has ssttlsd in ths ifimk^ ed aito a tierce, warm Joy, Dan did had risen from her seat to greet AiMi}aaa 'llawapaaai Pafc- eign axobange for German Jews to only fiB,000.000 la gold, altksuitougk portion of the spine, It |s necemary wen. on a night Uke this. Mrs Hardy, Sara Haden aa Aunt chorus; be has dona It In true cairtot- and..members of hla famll) had ua- backs under thla old globe and iag| aarvaus ar maatal unsion un- the other kaad, produce a seU- beUeve In her. He no longer could mos spirit Next to follow to from the King. But you remember how . that Id to M^ara A a a ^ i '* * ' get a naw start In Ilfs alsswhsrs. commercial soureas bars ara c»isrtola rtllavad Iw ptdods of datiharata re- to give the patienttie: ■ a most■ careful Dan proved to be a nmst Interest- "TeU me another time," SaUy Mllly and Ann Rutherford aa Polly, make It roll. They glory In thair potsonlng. The toxle body can not deny that Oh, she must IM exceed- •The Angels' Chorus", melody In niuch younger and prettier she •ttboRMr*} loadrd the 1,000 aharca held by Germany's part of tba program ths flgura is simply a blind. laaatlos, flabltual naglact of tka im- maaifoat a Bormnl degroa of aMmlnpUon la order to rule out ing talker, once he fo i^ t bis re- aald. “Let’s Just be hapgy tonight And^s girl. had become. The King looked at opa a o u ^ ingly careful not to break that be- part from Braga the soprano sole ^ c o n v .3 S y »sr..."tK ;sr'!iS -ir.s them. Ha realised about |119,000 own energy and dauntleaanesa. would ba to repay tba waalthy for- But tha above flguros eompUed portant BMttar of keoptag tko bow- atrength as tk* kedy must bs stoaa sciatlon and pin doira tka diagnooto serve, and, what to even miSre Im- shaU we? Happy and gay. Let's Aa In the case of all former her, and could hardly believe his t» wrltuf Tay>. Cklaapra. PatmH aaf ■oatoa eign Jewa by ahlpping thsm German Just be glad that you are here, lief again. She must be toe sort of being taken by Mrs. Wilbur Smith, ^ ad t from the aaja of hla stock. They have a lofty and not too by flnsneisi writsn show that avta Ua claaa, and also daatructlvo feel- In every part before you can hop# to arUiritto. Applying heat would portant, a good Uatener. Sally's Judge Hardy picturea, thla story in- eyes, Cron Klac VIU^ goods. German Jaws, of course, If Germany gathorod In all Its re- whether It'a a coincidence or luck or girl he thought her. Uve up in every cludes other characters. Virginia J>. This is a haunting melody, hav- tuoiT BuiiaaD o r charltablo aanae of superiority over ing atataa such aa eontlnuad rasent- to enjoy that ovcrflowuig Seeling of probably ba of aomo value la w- father appeared to enjoy hto com- ing an mtarcbonglng of parta. "Why, whst’s happened?" he ■in. Oh, no; Mr. Miohaals did not tall would dsltvsr a correaponding value ported assets of 11,840,000,000 la Uaving the pain. You ara welcome fa t« or whatever It to. Let’a be con- way to that. Weldler, eleven-3rear-old child star, with a touS the deluded flnahclers who Imagine mant, mistrust of solf, inferiority strength which to pour ronl birth- pany thoroughly, ae much ao that as "Glory Be to God" to next offered. said. "Is this my wife, the Queen, > to to -a-a--^ . Tka BaraM Printini Caaiaaaa laa., the New York state Invaatlgatora In property or socuritlas to tbs Gar- foralgn sxohnrgs. It eould not sup- fooUnga and so on. Tko parson who right to send for my articles on the lovely spring evening wore on. tent to know that we are frienda." heads the list of "guest" perform- Thla features th- ever lovely "Olorta or one of her falresL young ladles- hs 4 hik aaiat no Inaaoial raaponilblllly themselves to be the builders of mon fovsrnmsnt to complets tha Jews with tbs 18,000,000,000 ro* “That should be enough for any- “I ’ve changed ray mind about a ers in the lateet Hardy film. Gor- a. gr«oloSeSt^ that he suapected that the MoKes- ply to penetually fighting other# or Intestinal cisanHnssa la very Im- ATIOA and THE TREATMENT Gl Sally wondered if she was going to In Etocelria", sung In vigorous and In-waiting?" - Our I tfoagraakiaal araora aaaaarlai la the great edlfleee aad vast engi- threa-cornerod trads. quired to give them their remaining bimeeli will uaualiy end up with ARTHRITIS. These are available have Dan to heraeU or not! one." Dan returned gravely. Then lot of tblnga," Dan went on. 'He don Jones becomes Cedlla Parker’s ( tlaagaal|i^ la tka waaekaai eon and Robbins enterprise had be- portant for those wtoklng for groat- spoke slowly, stiU Idly tossing a full supporting tone. “Tha March at "No, It to truly I, Sire, ” said the wealth and let them go. waatoiasa. er strength and endurance and the to any reader who wlabee them and •Tve about talked m}-aeU hoarse," he amUed at her. He picked up her new clnemaUc heart interest and come a rotten shall and made all neering projacto-knowing that by pebble now and then Into the brook. the M a^", taken by all male voicea Queen blushing a pretty pink. "But Why Manouvor Is Nerapsary I And that tha most h'tlpful ad- diet should bo flo sstoetod that who aenda a targe, self-addrasatil, her father said, throwing, away bis band, so spiaU and aoft that lay be- Ralph Morgan, brother of* Frank, to robust tn Its presentation, and Is 'GOOD CHEER AND MERRY CHRISTMAS.’ a full themselvaa SUeh people would be He might have been thinking out has a leading role. If you notice anything new and haste to dispose of hU stock to the Now Why Is such a complicated Too Many "Speetor Ohnrgon tonet which may be used in nreat- normal bowoi movemont* are en- stamped envelope. cigar after one tost puff. "Now I'm twsso thsm. “I'U b* content with very effective, as, "From aa eastern plearing about me It to the work tha I a flnlablncj •ATUIIDAT, DECEMBIER 14 lucky If they could patch together maneuver nsesasaryT Another thing must ba taken Into that—for a whUe. Sally Blair. But loud. " I aee I was wrong about a lot With George SelU directing as he Aden repeat my* c.* public before the public found It ing a graatar aansa of strongth la couraged. VTulta, raw salad vege- going on Indoor*"—they had been land, o'er the desert aand. Wise Men of your lltUe daughter—and mine." J a w’nttle shack to keep off the Beet aourcaa here Indicate there consideration, however. Spaolal wel- axorctoo. Muscular strength to built nqt f ^ always." of things, too. For instance, after 1 did with prevloua Hardy pictures, came with glfto of lova” Mrs. but t out In fact ha told them that for tables and cooked vegetobleo are (Which to the More CoaMwont) making their tour of toe garden— this story takes the entire family "Well, how to that?" asked the brown mink. There was a crown ot •tonpa. They think of moat of ui is not snough gold and foreign es- fare levies and Anas imposed on in only one way and that la by using tbs beat for tho puspoo#, aad when Question: George N. writes: "and leave you young people to Hs raised her band toward hla had the accident I thought It was no John Talcott, Jr., wlU reach to your In tha corner she pinned tb* bm|^ Mi I to •= iPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS moMtbs he had contemplated sail- change available In Germany to per- use going on. I didn’t want to go into the West aa guests on a huge King putting his arm around the pearls for her, and a amaller band needle and said, '*Now tbat 1 as ton li ep yon aay|. Jewa sailing their property la Ger- tha muselso. You can not sit down used coastotantly and bnokwl up by "W^leh to Ute more eoipmoa: too yourselvea." He bad that twinkle m lips—for a breathless moment, dur- hearts, singing Martin Luther’s Queen and carrying Hulda on his ing the stock anyhow, "to avoid —and by onmpariaon rightly—as mit German Jaws to gat out of the many allow little of the true value. ing which SaUy*s heart nearly stop- on, to be honest. I bad had my life ranch. Here CeclUa Parker falls In of pearls for Hulda. There was a longer live In t ^ world ot mugle, It is nir tima lap tlie many aanturlaa alnoa aad wish for strong musolaa and ex walking and anerotoea, moat trou- much acid In ths stomach or too hto eye as he beamed on them. He love with the ranch foramen. Mickey “Cradle Lullaby”, supported by the shoulder. "Come, tell me the story beautiful doll for Hulda In a pale federal taxes." Rut the feet re- nuiahea and yellow bellies. country lylth their wealth, even If But getting foralgn axebangs even pact to get them. Most of those ped beating, ebe thought he waa all planned out What I wanted to choir In a line arrangement ot hum- 1 should like to return tiiie magte, ship a on. ~ " OniaUan world, after aavaral bles with eaasUpaMon will dtoap- lltUe?" tflou^t what a line looUng pair ot do.” ha* no heart Interest out West but while I eat breakfait. The winds blue dress with a pale pink velvet nofu They ai;e th« bravos and the tha Raich turned over to them Its for to par cent praaenta a prebism complaining of wei pear. In addition, to enjoy strongth, Answer: Of the two, over-secre- yqiiagstors they were, hto SaUy going to put It against them. ming. Next to be presented to a were fresh and cool thla morning needle. Would you give It to Mis. seat y a a i^ l af yeara af dlaputatlon mains according to hla own atata- does meet his nemesis when Vir- sasb. And many, many more gifts Santa. It wlU mnk* lla* doBs* Um a to an, aadj mighty men of the twentieth cen- whola hoard. And the Nasi govsin- which■ ffinancial t : axpefta ‘ hara racog- food of ronlng. The weakness leads and thtnWng about strongth. Hmp tion of acid to more pomm'oniy looking prettier than usual, it seem- But Inrtasd he put It gently down No need to teU SaUy what that tenor solo, “ In Our Hearts", sung by and I feel the need of food." ment that he aold and that the pur- ment |s not llksly to dspTeta its nlse aa a real ona. had been, thla boy who had been a ginia Weldler. a girl and lots smaller tenor solo, "Our Hearts", sung by When they had explored the dmsce." ^ g - f m dhtaa, very ganaraUy agreed turiaa. Meat of thsm are tough to a aubjaetlva feeling of fatigue that word “Strength” befbro your found. ed, in her fluffy white dress with ita between them once, more. “ Some than himself, shows him up In West- Christmaa Presents whole chest Hulda r^ched tn for ehaaera of the stock and not ha "war obaat" of gold and foreign Germany probably was not acting day—when I’ve licked a few things king on hto skla. whe had been ■ Wilfred A. K nt. "The Living Then on the hearth aba laft '% TREMBL ^ R lin ' the ealebratlon of Decamber aad tha fatigue In turn makes them mind and do the thiags wblch will wide skirt and blue aaah, her dark ern stunts. And Judge Hardy solves So they all eat down again and a pretty gold, chain oh wblch hung gresL line robe of minic jMb nor kla kin ware left holding the and a good many of them know Ilt- exchange by letting Jewish refugees from purely humanitarian purposes waat to raet Continued rest usu- that have rather got the beat of mo very part of the mountains In which 8ong”, a fitting climax to ^ j T h r the human Mrthday of Jeaua make that mental ptoturo name (Itching of Bar Oansl) curlb held in place with a matching a mystery concerning water rights Hulda and the Queen told their a tiny bluebell of sapphire. “Thla," father had brought boms for btofl' tla of hooka and laar of rallglan. taka It out of tha country. In proposing that wealthy foralgn ally builds up mors wssknsaa and now,” Dan said, “eomeday I’U tell ba had been bora and raised. this canUta again brings in i; ^Ihr Christ, the people* of the world bag. true. (Sueatiou: Jaqkie T. Inquires: ilbboa, her dark eyes bright, thla which saves hto host from losing hla long story excitedly while the King she said, "1 would like to give to eelf. He aald he’d Ilk* to gtv* It * But they ara faarleas and they Haro ara figures on tha situation. Jews accept German goods In roturn so tho vldous elroto contlnueo. Such "YVhat to the cause< of the ear eanal young Reynolds—and a liner boy you why I shan’t be saUafled with ‘T thought—this waa while 1 was valuable ranch. the “Gloria In Excelals", and Is my serving girl." She hung the 4irve experienced many vary tarrl- Thla, If you pleaae. Is "business." Last April Germany ordered Jaws for advances made to get German laid up—It would be better if i looked first surprised and then Santa. It had a An* belt oC | spend themselvea In tha world'e ,pationta will find that they must QUES'nONS AND ANSWERS itching T ‘the outer canal on toe Sam Blair had yet to meet!—trim that always. But we must wait Mrs. Mae Chapman HolL who for amused and then worried and ne«.klace around the neck if ihe The ()ueea put a sUver tmpoC 'lAl eatwtrophas, enormoue dlaoour- And while there ara pleg|y who to reglatsr all thsir wealth. It was Jawa out of the Reich. The plan make a practice of oxarotalng regu- right Bide has been Lchlng for two and'well groomed In hto neat gray awhUe. SaUy. You will walL won’t didn’t get well. I hoped I wouldn't, many years was organist at the flually happy. little girl who had been the witch. great work as freely aa they spend officially raportad to total fl,000,- to It for Mrs Santa. Aad then HMfir CgpMMBta, diabearteiiliig dlaappolnt- will agree that his course waa has a double edge.. Evary such larly, ronrdloM of whothor they (eaanod Btelag Banna) months. Now the skin to raw and siiiL hto gray eyas so steady, hu you—until toon?” when I found out I might never Rockville Union church and now The IttUe girl said, "Oo-o-o-o, all signed their names to HMdate their wages. 000,000 ralenmarks, or 18,300,000,- transaction would help to sell Gor- "Yea," Sally said, and her voice walk, when I knew I could never playing temporarily tn Talcottvllle. He said, " I’m sorry all this hap- how pretty." dhMlta, vast and horrible wars brad *Mt exactly cricket" it would M fool tlrad ae roatad. Pioasurnbic Quaatloa: Hornea Q. atotas: "As face a blt flushed up, too, from the CANTATA TO BE SONG pened, and I didn't know It. Here- letter Snd the King wrote "Mstgr ear. Thsrs are gUaU In thssa days, 000. A British pubUoatlon, tha Lon man goods abroad, avan U the re- I am ah eld band at eookiag foe my- Answer: The usual uauae « f tbae* •ainestneaa of aom* of hla pet held aU toe breathless wonder ot ski again. But I see now I waa a will be at our organ; and she can be But this to Cl^irtotmaa Eve," said ChristmaaChriatmaa" - ■ - W the mad wbltlons « f lunatic putting In a tight spot many a don Bankor, ssUmatas that since eelpts were available only to buy coward to think that___ depended upon In her usual manner after I won’t go away so often. the King Anally. "Shouldn't little aa wall as la "those" days; and eeU I am tntoreetod to foods. The •ymptoms to acMma. theoiW which h* had be«n expound- tho beauty of toe night, " I’U waiL BY TALCOTTVILLE CHOIR And when I do I’ll Uke my little A t nine o'clock they an srsot 4o yjjUsrs. countries laid la ruins, elvll* business man of perfectly good then ona MlUon marks of valus has Jawtoh property In ths Reloh. atM will gradually ha roplaeed by other day 1 came asroes a amall can ing. Dan.” "No, no!" Sally broke in eoftly. to give a line performance. glrto like Hulda be In bed so that bed, and tb* next moitoiig' " among thsm era tbs smd bogs— shrunk sway and that two billion The Congregational church In Tal- Princess and my Queen with me. Santa won't And them up.” iMtiops halted, then slow upbuild' standing if you were to ask bim If the device works, It probably an abundanet of strongtk- af etrtng haana at the etoro which Oaadldatee for admtopion to West '"It’s too fine a night to go In," Forever would not be too long to She knew the extent of thl* boy's 'Hiat reminds me—I have brought all*niahed dowastalia to tb o whom La Ouardia llksa and sf havo paasod Into tbo hands of non wtU eauso many a Nasi to ebuokle courage. eottvtlle has long been noted for un- Preaeats For Santa : :t|fB afhin Mat down. They have whathar. In Mlcbasli’ place, he Tks kast elngto aneratoa for to j u s t rIgkt l i ' tor aeritog mm per«oa Botpt must be at isgat 0 foot 4 to* boy protested. “We’ra glad of wait. If that waiting brought what you gifts. Ho!” he shouted to bis place to aee If Skats bad whom. soersUy, ws bavs always jtwisnb Gsrn Gormans. That Isavss Jaws at ths gussr Irony by which Jaws "Yes I waa." Don's mouth waa ‘T h e Music O f Christmas” To usual floral decorations, and this •Tve been thinking of thaL" would have (kin* differently. •trongtk building to walking and The beans------toato as good aTfrwtoinehea tan. . your company, air. 1 can't begin to she hoped It woiUd bring for them. guard, "Bring up the cheat.” thera Sura enough hs M g i teld aad dstertnlnad efforts to atood In far mors aws than of owning 0,000,000,000 marks worth abroad would become unwilling eus- grim. "You were right, again, Sally, year is to be no exception. Beautiful said Hulda. "Santa waa ao kind to waa a great of glfto for thank you for your hospitality, or Be Presented Tomorrow poinaettlaa. Jerusalem cherries, and So the guard earned in a carved me and he must be worried. But 'M lag about the triumph of right The Nasarena never made any Presldsnts or Kings. of goods, sseurltlss and rtal ostats tomsra ot Germany ns a means of tMl you how much I have apprec^t- when you told me I waa afraid of But the present they Uked tba bsgl 1.7021 In dollars that la 11,000,000,000, rescuing thsir fallowa CHAPTER XTV EveniiiR At CongreRationa] evergreen will add to the beauty chest and opened It, and Hu'da and he’ll come down the chimney some was a UtUa note ba had left. w il juatleo dalaatad by aalflah money. But Ha understood about ad i t " tha wor’-i at ‘he foot of the moun- the Queen gasped with pleasure. SaUy and Dan were indeed friends tain. You aea I knew nothing about Church. aad rimpllclty of thto aarvlea time tonight and Td like to leave he aald was. ‘Xtoed etaaar M traaehery. They have seen learn- money making. And He knew well ';Tou will always find a welcoma There was a Uny carved Ivory fan bim a letter and a present." tn our home, won’t ha, Sally?" Ur. now. Dan came out to the bouse IL Then I learned that someone— Merry Chriatmaa" - , ' lug and progress fade aad Ignor- the temptations that money mak- bften, sometimes for dinner, again About 340.000 Impovertohed per- for Hulda that her father bad "Splendid,” said tha King and And that's what we wish ywL''-a FOOD-AT-OOST LUNCH Blair returned In hto hearty way. from that other world—wanted to On Christmas Sunday night-at 7 bought in an OrienUI bazaar. Queen. ^ •MS and wporatlUon and rstrogres- ing involvea; temptation to do In New York to spend an evening. Occasionally help me, someone who sent for the sons migrated to Ckillfornia during -GOOD CREBB AND B O im ! CLOSED TO PUBLIC. Thera was no nonaenae about this o'clock, at the Talcottvllle Congre- the first of the drought-dust bowl There waa a long, golden robe for So Hulda took a long quUI pen IHsn triumph over wisdom and ad- things unfair and ruthlesf and In- • y 0 —f t t Rosa OLD TIME STARS Sally met him in the city for a best surgeon available to fix my leg, CHBlSTaiAS.- • ^ boy,. Maybe because b* realised that gational church, the cant* "The conditions. the Queen trimmed with soft. and wrote about her adventures (The Mad.) Hisy have known Omaha, Neb.— (A P ) This Ufa was a aerioua. aa well as a beau- luncheon date and every Sunday who paid all the expenses, who said jurious'to ethers; that It was easier they spent the entire day togeUier. and plague and bitter pov- bargain didn't go unnoted. tiful g ift Mayba because he had to he would etand by and see me for a camel to squeeze through Maw York— A Naw Yorker will HOLD TOP SPOTS When Mr. and Mrs. John Pub- They went on long hike*, Dan swing- through. tha eommon lot of genera- remember IMS as tha yaar that... earn hto way. Take boys like young that little undersised, low-llnteled Hoclety girl aingara In cabarets lic learned tha Municipal Uni- Corey, who** fathers bad too much ing beslds SaUy. determined to keep ■unnei n a y have fllnehad and gate In a wall of Jerusalem railed versity cafatarto was serving aal- atep la spit* of hto Ump, almost be- 'T didn't suppose there was any- S'* sriUi I aoomed to a naw numerical high, ada for a nlckla and mast eourota money, toelr patha were mad* too i ; W i M 4 under the lash of tyranny. "The Needle'a Eye" than for a man Including among thair ranks g ^ y smooth for them; maybe It waa not cause of It; they played golf; they onq like that In any world,” Dan vKtod. for eight cants, "dining out" at went horseback riding, Sally mount- Voii aaked for it... Here it ia ... BENDIX Thr :fkay have seen thapiselvea and to become and stay rich; because Clark, alatar-ln-law of tha Praal- Many Current Favorites Of tba cafeteria beeama a fad, altogether their fault If they did not said. Hts eyes were shining now. "A JOSEPH D O NZE dent's son, and tbs stagastruok develop aa much character as they ed on Lucky Star, Dan on a aorrel man so line, so understanding, so The Sneoeaeor to the umn I I M r Mlbwa descend to the level after all the camel could gat school head Rowland Haynaa told from her father's stabiM. Washing Machine GULF GAS STATION BOLTON ,, Bast ! 1 C f i M l R niece of Vies President John Nance the regents. should. good. This same man, Sally, sent for • f bestiality and grovel there for through, with oonsidarabla effort, Garner. Broadway Stage WeD On such a day, whsn Sally had tender! ff Today the food-at-coat eaf«- me to oome to Boston, offered me WASHES — RINSES Wishes An His Friends Dllwoi 'fvsat spaces of time. and having once got through na Mike Romanoff, the Gotham tux tarla was closed to the public. "N a ru ba going Indoors," SaUFa packed a lunca aad they had tramp- the poriUon 1 have now. This aaire New Year's Eve Parly HbllF*. But always, during all this Chiis- was aa deflnltely and Anally on the edo-and-taile gypsy, want profss Past Forty-Year Mark. father said. Ha had not forgotten ed far Into the bllto, resting now in man—and J don't even know hto DAMP-DRIES And CiMtomers A P ■lonsl via a paying Job on the Hot what It was to ba young on a nlgbt the shade of a row of weeping wil- name, aa hto lawyer says be prefers V. F. W. CLUB ttan era whose greatest festival we Other aide of the wall as if he had AUIDMATICALLY WArV lywood front. Uka thta. "It to a fine olgbt as you low* that dripped their lacy fouage It that way—still believes In mo I: jj are about to celebrate, there has gorti. through one of the main success, pupito, on Broadway. Age. Manchester Green, Connecticut More newspaper apace than adt experience and umph. ■ay, my tod. But thare’s also a touch Into a brook, Dan auddenly asked a that I’ll come through. Is it any Merry Christm as persisted that flame of hope which gates; whereas the rich man la tore cara to remember waa devoted New York. Doc. 24.—(A P )~ L ife of dampness that won’t do thta old queaUon that had been bothering wonder I see things differently now Y has burned deathleaaty In the often under oontlmilng temptation to the naming of an actreas to plav starts "hellzapoppin'' at forty and man's rbeumatlca any good. You two him for aome time. That I want to make the most ot KEMP’S, Inc. And A Happy New Year a character tagged "gearlet aeveral yeara after that, If the atara youngatan look at the moon and "SaUy,” be said, "may I you myself, repay thto man for hla faith TM Mate Street hearts af man sinae the shepherds to do queer things to pnstset him O'Hara" Saturday, December 31,1938 floimrlng on Broadway today are talk about laaa aerioua matters for something? Something that's none In me? That I am determined not heard the oelesUal voices proclaim- self, like unloading eto.-k on his The name of Orton Welles ba- TELEVISION SEEN a apeU. And don’t forget to come out of my business, that I’ve no right only tbat I'll walk as good as ever Dancing Froai • P. M. to 8 A. M. asked at an Indlscraat moment what hw ‘Taact on earth,I good will to friends or the public on a aacret earns known from Bangkok to ■ad ohare dinner arltb ua again. to ask?" again, but that the day will come Fun Bawnna overnight. Favors Befreshmenta FnU Pleoe Orcbeotra msn.” And always, from every new tip that It la likely to prove no thair Bgea are. True this has been a Whether you’ve papers to deUver "Of courae," SaUy returned when I’L tkl oa good as ever, too!” 'Hie radio fallsd to spawn an out- TICKETS . •allure, from every new disap- gooil. standing peraonallty who had not seaaon where a few new faces, such FOR JOHN BULL from Frank Devon'a offices or not' promptly. She might have been "Oh, Dan!" Sally's eyes were ...... $1.00 PER PERSON as the comically Intriguing Harry He chuckled to himaelf as he went another boy. In her sport skirt and ahinlng now. For If be could believe pointment, from every fresh cata- We are not trying Mr. Michaele; had bmeAt of previous ataga or acrcen aocompltebmant. Martin In "Leave It To Me" and the on Indoora. What a matchmaker ne slacks, a gay handkerchief Ued over that, be could make her believe it, GLIDE DANCING! MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS from every new submer- hilariously presumptloua Wynn as well. wa are not condemning him: we are Candid oamara fanatleism almost was turning out to be! But If toe her dark curto, except that no boy NOW! pl e nt y of pa r k in g SPACE! In strive aad bitterness, from merely pointing out that He whose threatenad to displace baaaball aa Murray In "Ths Boys From Byra- Santa Will Leave Set In day bad to oome when be bad to ever had looked as bewitching as "Some day,’’ Dan said grimly, renewed triumph of evil there birth we celebrate at this season tha U. 8. national sport. cuss," have oon/tneed the critics lose hto Uttle girl Sam Blair had SaUy did now, stretched out on the I ’U be In the Olymplca Where 1 has oome a better recovery, a long- "Tobacco Road" rolled Into Ita that there to still and will be fresh aattofled himaelf that be would not bank, chin cupped In the palms ot waa headed in the first place. Some knew a great deal about the work- sixth conaecutlva year at Broad' blood In that frisky, fabulous In- Every Stocking If Makers Sf Step forward, a flrmer, braver mind losing her so much to a fine her hands, eyes dream-flUed aa they day ru pay back everything tbla ings of the human aoul. way's Forrest Theater. valid called the theater. young man like thit Reynolds. Ob. watched the laxy clouds, big puff- man haa done for me. You'U ■»., advance on the long, weary but still George Bernard thaw raroarkad The kids are alwaye popping up. hs bad bad hto own motives In pro- baUs of cotton, drifting In the blue Sally. Nothing In this world—or sny •srward-reaching road to peace and that hrd ahow tha waat eoaat Aim But, tha Broadway atari of today Plant Ring True. curing tha lad a Job, hi Inviting him blue aky. other—is going to stop me!" psod will—and the higher destiny tycoons how to maka a motion ple- are largely tbooe who have held Into hto homa It waa Just aa weU Dan skimmed a pebble acroes the SaUy could weU beUeve that now. tiira and did—with hla auperb treat af the race In which all but the SELF-SERVE SANDING their high positlone for a decade and to slM a parson up by personal oon brook before he went on. It struck She had heard of faith that could ment of "Pygmalion." more. London. Dee. 34.— (A P I—Santa tact weakly beaten still hold an imbeat- They have a scflieme In Meriden t * • Claus will leave a talevlaloa sat by the rocks on the other side. Hto gray conquer mountains. But she bad Leading the playbill la Raymond "What a lucky girl you are, Sally ®3^*s. too, ware content: he had some never looked upon It befora abie faith. for the emergency meeting of win Swing Stin Swinging. Massey, a Canadian World War vet- John Bull's Chriatmaa atoeklna If Swing, dsclared verging upon the msnufacturare' plana ring true, they Blair,” Dan said. “To have such a of hto old color back; he waa not (To Be Oonttnoed) Seen against the background of ter road conditions which looks ea- eran, who haa won striking suecesa man for your father. You must be nearly ao thin. edge of e fatal eoma, eontlnuad to this season In tha title role of "Abe ara out to make tola a "talavtoton these fifteen centuries or more the tremely good from this distance— snap eardnims from 82nd street to Christmaa" In England. mighty proud of him." ‘Are you engaged tr anyone Lincoln In Illinois.'' Next Is Elmer SaUy aald, " I moat certainly a Dni1k.> apmbre clouds of the present are aa though It were verj’ well Indeed Nome. Alaika. The British Broadcaatlng Corpor- SaUy Blair?" be asked, utter a Rice's drama, "American Lnnd- ation Is putting antra daah into Ita am.” She waa so pla*aa burial In New York, with Comrala- ly tags tha Instalment syatem of noaiTled oa* of thee* doya.” hi* And the criminal was degenerate or muelcal comedy etare of a doeen buying. ■r* pers out hers this evening. It csr permanent triumph of peace the sand because It Is an active slnner Mosa playing the under- years ago, are now triumphant tone, hto whole manner aa he had defldenL Then It to too tote—the taker. Only Begalar Publie Barvtoa talnly aras a coincidence, araaa’t It?' and good irlll. Come ehock and diytng agent, keepa the sand from Do^owling...... to both rformer and pro- ■aid this, had mads It an estabUahed. crime baa been committed.” Katharine Ornetl continued to BBC programs, aow atartlng their unquasUonabl* fa c t 9mnoiI and hatred and the edge lumping and also. It Is claimed, ducer in Philip Barry's play, "Here third year, go for _approxlmately SaUy laughed UghUy. She gather- shake her head at Hollywood, and Come the Clowns,'' and King atnga But of ooursa SaUy would not 4f the precipioa—come apparent helps to melt the Ice. They h.ave Helen Hayes railed up ona of tha 16 hours a weak. Theyly constitute ed her add* aldrt carefully aa ah* In ‘T Married An Angel" aa melo- the only regular public servica in the havo denied It ao emphatlcaUy If it fkilure of every fine striving and experimented with this sy.stem In ■ theater’s biggest boa-office grosses diously as he did when he was aat down on a stone bench at tb* DRUMMOND SENTENCED touring the hinterlands with "VIo- world -and they represent tha chief far end of the roe* garden, a bench 1 ^ UntoM aha toa did not want It mamlng succeas of oppression, small way heretofore. In Meriden, awashhucklli^ across the stage for Jump British telartaloa has on haown yet Say untU after Corey toris Regina" ZIerteld In "The Three Musketeers.’' tlMt would give them a box seaL it gntelty, blood lust, self-wor-hlp and are now going In for It In quite Pearl Buck won the Nobal Priaa, American. graduated, perhapa Jane Cowl arrivea on the avenue Thirty mllea to oflletally toe jroat- tbay wanted to look at the moon, as TO SERVE TWO YEARS ind the alave lash—and yet, for s large way. and Sinclair Lewis turned actor. bar father, bad advtoed them. "Yas. * • * four nighta from now tn that naw eet distance the British can flaah a ••Ton didat oaawar my qnaatloti." plaetecn hundred years, succeeding It Is a sort of self-aerve first aid Thornton Wilder farce, "The Mer- aatisfactory ptoturo although they tt sraa. araan't It?" ah* said. Some 8 ^ Mid. 8ba too, plekad up a Spotlight Deb. chant From Yonkera," and hers la day Mm aroold teU Dan tb* whol* _B m Angetoa Doe. $4—(API— ^lllloaa after billions of human be- service to distressed motorists have on ooeaslon doubled the dis- pebbto tossed It into tba brook. Tbe Brenda Fraxler, a New . York de- a talented actreas who haa bean a tance. The picturea an of 408 truth 4y Momoota td ao "radical" ehonge la WPA'c 3 o^cloeoclock- 1936 report, and again raooaimead LiBEimr - TENSHUN - A i^lary la noted. Our old, committee in ehargo eerUlnJy geu 10:00-Ili5o^Pulp»t. program, but might make somf Ann, Edgewood street. KartfBrd; tba Job of pon-ptiab«r for tbe Lo- Beo-el waa amaaod. He waa the right kind of toya and did DAILY RADIO PROGRAM An Important masting of the Edna Gutzwtcb, Biroh street: Marge tte adoption," 5 i - glon Mat term and tbereaftor ^ American Touth. changes because "no two people run Tha J. W. Hals Oomratlon dis- IN PICKING JURIES heard to mutter many Umeo, "What grand Job. f 11:00—Studio Program. tATUROAV. OtCBMBBS M (Central Eaxtarg Suadard Time -P M » PAa IN HANDS things alike." Painters and Paperhangm Union Harteniteln, RockvUle; Elmer YvV Oood guya, bey d b o a f tributed tha usual Chi FBENOn GENERAL IHBS a gang! What a gangl" FoUowlng Bingo wtu ba reaumed the Satur- *• Carrwtioaa Tae M(a la fnearae-ata; wtl ba held tn Orange Hall on Tuas- rietmas bonus den, Brookfield street and Joseph Diirihg tbe evaalag a oeriaa of MatTOMa O yanguoreo, He said, too, that there would be to tbe oorporation’s regular em- (Oratlnoed from Page Oae.) REt BUILT and wmm. BUDDIES tba ontartatnmaot and dancing all day after New Year'a. Oultarlat. , no politics In distribution of WpA day evraing of next week. Modean, Gorman Place. Tbe tur- bowling matchoa were arranged bo- proaent oat down to anjoy a taaty Don Hemingway, chx(y,Ma,i og ■ee. eaast ta eoxxi (c la a) daalgutlana laciuOa airB(SleS?a atttoM ployee this meming. keys will be delivered today. Paite, Deo. 34 — (AP} -r MdJ. POM EUnNEM ^ tween the Tomailea and tba H«m- ■nack of Obop Buoy and crackera WVskor, tba Staging NBC-WSAF (RSO) NgTWORK | Cant. OF BRAZILIANS funds; that tba money would go to ^ bUI but referred to the proposed Gen. FbUlppe Fiunteat.’ Ofi', teehnieai entertainment committee, haa aomo those for whom It waa intended, the flm hearing of eredUors of mteo and after tbe oerfea oaotber and thla diah by tha way waa vary BASIC — Beat; *aef wnae «tl« vjar II: HsaSa an Oack, Va- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rawson of bin which It eubmltted In 1BS6: It inspector-generaT of tbe French air _llao. Atb* ca/a and Jolnad *h« he arranged aa deiictoua. Our old mi, Bee-Bee. waa 01:45—Madrigal glagora. 13:4*- Praerem Buffaia Praaanu from Page One.) trrespeouve of their poUUeal views. Main street left today for Brook- favored. It eald, the following prin- force end~former aviaUea ehirt of Our aooioftaa ara Mtmdad t/j, ar aampltna of ’T * g I>»ga’ the wintCT. A ping pong table mtnm cbm ir4al. Cnswatti 1*J* ~ 5 !* " * " F f ''* " O re b aatra Harrington oald that because of who on Oeeember 4 filed a petition mas program to he prosented Mon- the other ex-aervica men'a teep. preoant and He, ^ -e l end 1 tat 05.00—Noon— Btaakeepoare's Eng- kaC « m a q « b e w o n w S a f w ire fcate: t.OO- ciples: "I. Our minor courts should s ^ , died today In hla Paris honw Telapkeae tba bowttng iaain taan for not maoUoo-: brandt, »a/.h txiy txaighl on* or two pool toufflament, btlUard matchaa 5 ?X ?!l*’*_***it>(nakara Ortbae. his army career ha bad never voted In bankruptcy was held ta Hartford lyn. N. Y., where they will spend day oftemooD at 4:30 at Bnuutuol after a heart o tta ^ figure they tore out of our ei«— down at Um tame table to eat and an old time ralnatrel. There'a Mwintalni aae kdrl. Beutbi wmbe vab 1:t»- 3.-30-TO Anaou neo d l U m -l Uruguay, the fate oir the declara- Cbriatmaa with relatives. state courts, with uniform rules ta f ibalr good w la this column : bottlea of tba brand boat aoltad to P . M . ------a y e ' «smb— 'ISx‘— kpre trbrc: - Paeies; 3:00- • i«iS *t -P'J p «e l ' e f i n n s s C a e a e rt tion paosed into Brasil's bsada n(>r made any party affiliation. j^terday. No tnistae was aamed. Lutheran church will take place Tbajr aaoa Uiraa faroaa m Well, we aJwaya hod a good time While aatlng Bee-Beie Med to tell e never a dull minute In atoro for tbe kfl kxw kemo kba kpe 3;*0- • • A n n au ncoS e).( Monday morning at 10 o'olook and of praettea and procedure and re- bla taafa and dacld^d rn furthar U I5:50-«ong Quoaoiag Oontart 3:(X>- (10 MeiUe(eiuo Ftaaoo- waewaa In a position Major ReaponaiMlittee of Job. In bis hahkniptey peuuon Holmes from PlainvlUa loot araak and tba? c*I«bratfon of the event In their together end we expect to continue. few of hie experlenoee during the membera thla winter. OPTIOMAL BTAriONB (epaiata la- The WHtton Memorial library will all parUcipanU are u r^ to be IpMSIble to a common authority; war but hie ebaneea were 13:45—News and Weatbor. UrchaneaabiT on aitber iSei> or BLCX !'it"I'**_® *'***<»**»" Orchaa. to fOroe the other delagaiiUons to He described these as the two placed Mi UabUlUee a t 33,034. 3. TOs trW of easee. civil and criml- nrtra wall wortb wrtUag about aa reapacUul hillata Hut we would like one match with ^ e tty : Dear Buddy; natworka). Batt: Pbn went wfae wl» be open this evening as usual and present. tha drat ona oodad In a tia, Mao* the other teoma Juat to ahow them slim. I miMt have been a Boy I regret that my flrat inaUIlmont 1:00—ChrletmM Coecort from Vat- work arek* »aal ataao cM ebl «xal: aoeept modlfloatlona or rim the risk major reaponalbUlUea of hla Job: closed all day Monday. !***• "F Justices of the peace should in BlUet no thara were 20 (I H ef Junking the whole proposal. To see that WPA money goee to diaatar wtnninf on tba bowl off. aoldlara and in each one'a Ieant3 wWre they atand with ua. Scout during that campaign m I or "V/ar Baby of '65" got IpM and ^nlrai: wefj wtiaj aike *<»ey kabx §:0R— t-OS—Cd ThRTRtrMn, A ohlmnsE fire la the homo ef Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert BCann of 31 S*'-.?® “ P«««lWe. eliminated: R Jeerna, don't forget that we ore didn't get a chance to open my 0'0*^lnipertal Btagara and Balon ka-ia k«lo ktoo wboa (rood vabr vxbf llie conference leaders hsd to people who are without Johe and bi John V. Grsgan at 1108 Main street 3. The minor courts should be taken Laat Monday rukbt tbraa mora alc> waa a roll r/t wallpof^r (French it la necesaary for um to retire to Orchestra. »xl kfTT kvam. South: wapo arlak «rur . U. N fRfd O r t h w i t f r - T h S lR work feet beoauss the first of the >llse Mabel Dewey of Buokland Linden street wUl spend ChrUtmss lorlaa «rora cbalkad up, tbla uma InvdUng your gang back to tbe mouth. 1 did try once to create a my aummer home and get In the wpU wla wtax vRa-vaan wtod «f « , dna or two botUce of aptnta un- but Um boya up there appearM Fannie's. ^ a e Vbap «o«l ktba kfdm xeko knrv today was sxpected to start at 11 To see that the publlo gets the ehduld be made In the san.e manner taam la now boaatlag aigbl wlna out dar tach Ofie'x arm and a linie un- 21. Keep the gang poaUd- Tba win- ed for your hamlet loot Monday but 5:30—"Pay Dreams." krta ktok ktaia vala arrol ktba kark f :0^ t e t u r d a y f t w in t C iJC a. m. u r Are dapartmant, responding on dinner at Mareiu White hall. Teach- ' P o r tl a n d . of tha laat night gamea bowlad and ter wtu be aimoat over end wa dumb—they did not know what I etopped by tbe way. learned a few k sn e . M a u n tain: k a ir k cb l k t a r k eS . „ Jod £.- _ Brdwrrd___ - Comtdy______, a. m. They bad hopedho to havehava tbe greatest possible value out of the ere’ eeUege, New BriUln, Thure- 0® Judgeehlpa dar their belf* There wae a)»o an 3:45—Mdoodlara tehf kido kpfa kaal ktri; Paeltia kfbk- f * * " Mor»aa declaration ready for formal ap- expenditures. In the Superior court.” ara promltlng ovan batur tbinga hope yrjur troRcbiml irtriibli wae talking about. I know iZaUll new tricke. In order to get the kwe km1 kam k n kmod __ , , ? ?*^Pcat. Ouia~ _-iaa Cuitsaa—to------* a «Uy. old french aheep-herder In (be uae a littia of that Mab brogue but 8:00—Sunday Drivers. O.-eO— 0.00—Maa Aoalnat Oaatb, Play prove]. Senator Burke (D.. Neb.), who abaad. Wa had hopad to hava a MUat, who hadn't seen ao much llkewiae Elbee and hla Deglon- benefit of what I had learned It wm Cael. Batt. INBUBOENT OITICXAL DIBS "It a oonatltutlonal amendment la aebadula of tba taam atanding for methinka the bowlera a t the Oreen oeceoxary to pracUee and thla waa 5:80—Romonoe Malodlea. tilt^ S:30—Dent Pbodaa Muaio — The last nienarj* sssslon comes frequenUy had oriUrised admlnls- Mr. and Mra. Henry Wilson necessary to aecompll^ this last n ^ a y or aa many hoUlea in all hla nairea will recetva on Invitation to f of Human RelaUona.” !***?“ 1:0^Amartea Praaantai Orah. wabc: Saturday aeranada-rhain St 4 p. m. today and the confer- Fancher, Sr., of Wlnsted. wlU cele- Nlehelas BUlflas of 633 Main t t o column but It ama datayad. Ij* our gueata on Tueaday night, atlll remember that terrific beating 80 atrenuoua that I bavan't really 13:10— 1:30— ^ a t V a from tbiM&a! i:«9— 3:45—Daap RIvar Boya—wabe traUon polldea indicated he would ■treat won the 38 and Charles Con- VaUadolId, Bpain, Deo. 34 —(AP) Ufa. In fact, before the night waa of laet year but I can aaeure them If 4:80—“The Shadow." ampua 0:00—tOiXV—Tha Hit Parada—a to cal once will doss Tussda' brate their forUeth sTadding aani Look for It during tha weak Watch January 17. had any Uma or Inclination to ra- 1:J^Matropollla(i Op. <1 hfa.i f:40—t0;4O-Pay Htathartan B Senes vote for eonflrmatlon of Hopkins' Dell of 16 Elm street, East Hart- —Gen. Severiano M artinss Anldo, tba taaino amoka from now on. over, ha had never taated aa many they would plan to try another le- wrlta the flrat part. 5:00—Uncle Esra's Sunday After- a 00— 5:00—Caamapelltan A( ‘ BMght Not Rene Floor. nomination. Ho said that wbUe vereary on MOndw at the hoaie of Insurgent minister of publlo order, differant brenda of apirl'e. The Hartford Dlatrtct CouncU 81 Bud, h av a noon In R(Medals. a;14— l^ c a llln s Stamp ^allaetars 10:00—11:00—Ntwa: Oanea Ora. «I Somt delegates eald that If agree- foM, ths turkey, a drawing for Tuaoda* aranlng, Dacambcr 37th rlae of gamea the boya from acroaa no fear. I'll aurely poat tbe whole 4:30— 0:3^Varlaty (ram Sadnaelasy 11:00—13XX>—Cbriatmaa Carat Conaart Hopklna "doesn’t have any cpedM their son, Dr. H. WUsoq Faneher. a one of the high ranking offlclaia of About tba tirna tha party gnl im- will Kponior a oeriaa of dancea, the 13i)0— 1:00—Danet Muaie (I tar > ment were not reached In time for which waa held Thursday evening wa trill nara our Cbiratmaa party proceeda t/j be . uaed to buy cigar- will try not to be too hard on them. story next week. (If I'm able.) ” wing. i:0^Kaltanmayarlayar KlnSars'r4n quallfleatlons" to be secretary of praoUclng phyriclan la Thompeon Tor ths benefit of tha Greek school asnerallsalmo Francisco Franco's •'oil awing, Ex-Bergeant David Bee-el remained pretty quiet moat Spelling Master. ! !5~ •dio '*••• W'»0 NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK today’s sessions the solidarity dec- commerce "the preeldent Is entitled villa Mr, and Mrs. Faneher were government, died today. He was ^ at tba Armory. Oacar Andarann, etUa, ate., for the boya In Newing- Toura, 1:00—Catholic Hour. 0:50— 0---- : 3 ^ T.—iRnOii a B a Anneuncad <15 ra. i laration would not reach the con- "for children, according to an an- our antartalnment chairman haa M c^llum , altho igh a non-rexhlent of tha Ume. I waa aurpiised until Bud Wolaor Oiodarlll Miaafen B A S IC — B a a t: « j i wba-arbaa to choose aimoat anyone he wants to matrled In Danbury December 36, nouncemant made by George M secretary of etate under PrenUer wea uaheri-d into tha ton. TTje flrat of tbe eertea will be I knew that (Mra.) Bce-el waa 6:30—Nears and Weather. Variaty Tima arham k ik a wxyxrx wjln «»}*»}T■ w m ai arfi ference floor. aavaral good tbinga pmmlaad for held In our Home on Beturday We have an Idea where Bud stop- 0:30— 3:30—Adrian Rellinra BnaamMa araby wabr cfcf whk wmff wspd waan Word that BrasU wanted modia- be a member ef his effleial family." 1806 by tbs late RCv. Or. A. C. Hubr Paslanoa. Prime De Rivera and waa a formar ; that Bight Thara will t>a moving blllat. Thara waa great acurrylng keeping a wifely eye on him. You *'15—01*t**efettea. wtoe wlou: Midwatt: wtnr wlala kWkk * i koii Predlets Rejeetten of Smith governor of Barcelona province. And A Happy New Year To AH night, Jan. 14. f.^t'a have a good !)cd and If be can do ail the axer- 7:00—Jack Benny and Mary Ur- I*U~Tha Livaa ot Oraat Man cations caused mlsglvlnge among bard. Dr. MPrrU G. Fafieher ef thla r plcturaa of tba Amarloan Laglon for a faw mtniitea to tilde aoma of know thoae BrlUah laoalea. does he gared upon tbe old boy la J A'l?*- Batty Lau wrtn wmi kao wowo ktna wetn wall Dteeusslng the reap^ntm ent of place will atteat tha anntveraary Tonight at 7 o'cloek the depart- tha suppitaa laet the acrgeanl may night at Mannheater. Tha Brat In antlclpaUon of a hard winter Ingatone with PhU Harrla''orchea- 7:30— l;|^W arlns'a Pannaytvamana at(dr wibm wjlm: Bautb: wrid wmpe come of the delegations. It has been . oonvantion a t Loa Angalaa praaant' Wedneaday night of each month good But we doubt that as It tra. 1:00— t:0^V;( aa Pappara In Quastlens wjbe wdau wava w « ^ kkys: Moyntsla: Donald Wakefleld Smith th the Na- celebration of Us poraata mmta of the glon Lutheran church ad through tba oourtaay of (ha (l^lda to put a feather In hix hat. and to ahow our appreclaUon for a takes a lot of practice before taking :3^Tha_M iirot PunT Varlat* kfo kred kutcT Paelfle: kpo kfa!l''ktma Just Such Changes that hava held the tional Labor ReUUOne Board, Burke on Cooper street will have Cramo Ibawfng Co., of Naw Brit- • Bhoft whUf thn b^fVR must will be Hartford Dtatrlct CkmnclJ very enjoyable evening, we extended Wagon with orckeatra. !:T^ •• Announaad (30 bl I ktxJiBa kaea kjr declaration up through two weeks ANDERSON & NOREN " night at Newington and on that It up In public. 0:30—lOO^Dandlns Muala <344 bra.1 HOTir Baa W gAF-NBC far artlimsl predicted the Senate would reject I. Goldstein, who has oonducted a their Christmaa program, with ain. Datalla aa to aoRMthlng alaa hava daclded that cverythlnv wee a cordial iDvlUtton to the folka up So with that we wlah you and "'•S®" *^th orehaatra. llm ef atatlona of tortured dlscusslona this nomlnatleo unless sponsors of Obrietmoa tree and glfta for the CHRISTMAS SPECIAld MEATS . GROCERIES • FRUITS and VEGETABLES night, every man In the hoopltai —Don Anecbe, Edgar Bergen CBB-WABC NETWORK Bach time that modifications, shoe repair shop at 687 Main street : to ba provided by thia country will jakey with tha aergeant, ae out at tha Home to coma down and vlxlt youra a Merry Xmae. Cant. Baat. the Wagner Labor Ralatiefia law for the past lo yeara is to vacate (MtUdren and appropriate exerolses 3 Days Only! cama anougli ataalr for tha whole will rereiva cigarettea. ate. and Charlie MoCaithy. BASIC — laat: wabo aroko woao waal bowevsr slight, are mads the docu- Phone 4076 Prea Dalivary ^ bo dlvulgad whan mu gat thara. our city. We explained that the city 13:10— 1:30—Ray RInnay'a Orchaatn agreed to major ebaBgee in tha act that locatioo on Decamber 81 and AU m em bare ot the congregation 861 Center Et. Our good Chaf Carl Prlaaa adll aarva gang. It Juat aeemed to neat mto Laat Cbriatmaa thera were BOO wee looking lu best these daya. be 0;O^Manhattan Merry-Oo-Ro’jnd. *fr akbw wkrc w)r ardre wean 1:^ 3:00—but Krana— a_ Oi.rahaatra Hiefit has to be re-written and d r- Ths American Federation ef Labor wlU be welooma voterana In f^mnecUcut boapttala. T . D . V . A . 9:80—“Anerivan Allnim of Fa- arpro arfbl < IV Ksar:. Midwaal: wb£ra 1:3(F- 3:30— Ta Ba Anneunetd (30 m on January 1 wia reopen hU shop eno of hla piatty famoiia apaghetti the billet like magic and Deve wax ing all dreaoed up for Christmas, trrbmbtn 'k n b e ” ^;moxo s l rVtadtt a 4 t -k -f a V k r a t f;00— 3:00— Rakev A Hit Orebailr enlated among all the delegations, .la epppeing Smith’s ecnflrmatton M R6TAL sca r l et iTGRE •uppara and that alona ahould mean I hta year there are 600, and by tbe and that tba store windows were Christmas EVe haa come again miliar Music. :1^ 3:10—Tha_• MW rsfiiPPour «yof w«aUa, Votali in the store a t 636 M i^ street tn Free! 5 Gals. elected c')ok A loaiing tire waa A B T—w r t i wbna w ps « b p whae wore for now approval. another term, contending be has the M w lts building. The Beth Bbolom Bleterhood win > a full attandanca. If you will tak* built In the Miiall heeling at/rve lime you read this the V, F. W. will packed with many nice preaenta and your scribe wlahea you one and 10 00-Horaee Heldt and hia Brlga- rtrb ckM wtbx wmaa watf' wkbh whlo «R AnnounoRR (SO m Secretary Cordell HuU Of the been partial to the CIO. dlara wfbl wbrk wnbs w«d6 whm wgRR Matindd vir Vtadti resent 3(ra, L. Ofttowf of Boston 1 tha abova and mix a littia "bwaat have made tlielr trip around to all which I believe would be great for all a Merry Chriotmaa. Wa all wish 4:00— t:0O—Waah:n§tsn Xmas Tfm A The wood? Well Ihet (lotted In like O IX H - wgMt w tfa vqaiB wdod k i n Uhlted Statea was expected to make While congressional Interest cen- i a book review, Monday evening, Adallna" ate. you ]uat can't help magic aiao. At thla time let me aay heae hoya and have given each them to oea. If they wish to accept our buddies who may be scattered 10:35—Ool. Frederick Palmer, World S;SO—Oray oSrtSfi's OfebtMra J This week'a wlnnera tn Roland S Mobil Gas far and wide the same. T ^ oneo War Hlstorlah. WTK wlMc wwi wtoe krld ktrb kUR 1:00— 0:00—Newai Spanitb RavuSe Or. ...rH a forma* address a t one of todaye tered momentarily on praeidantlal Oil Company’s free gasoline awards, l>eoember 36, a t 8 o’clock in Odd £ but bava a good tima. one a Chrlntniaa prraent. w a ^ kom a w bt w dM wblg RrdbJ wwvm It naemed now that the hoya had tbla wonderful trip, guldea will be who are down in their luck, we hope i:30— 4:J0—Press.Radle Ntwa Psrio4 aecslona. probably this afternoon. appointments, farm, relief 4nd other were announced to d ^ aa fouowa: Fellows hall. She wlU review "Re- With Each tha BMfe Mambarat^ Ima not baan forgot- recalved their pay, they ilgurod Are you eel J o r the New Year'a provided from tbe Mona-Ypre Poat 10:45—Radio City Four. WBjt wmbr ktul vcor w dne wnoM kw kh *:S*—Las Brewn a Orehaatra can see better daya ahead. To 11:00—Newt and Weather. WTnmm w jno w e h i wp%r w m as weoe 4:00- 7:00—Radle Mteeatf et lerael He worked until midnight on two leidslatlve problems were being die- First prise of 35 gaJfona to F. M. becea" by Daphne Du Maurrier. a Soceny Lobriention At 21.00 tlMit 1 a s tan In tba awtrl of othar tbinga and they ahould hava . more of every- Eve party? We a?e. V.'hen you wrra walm wrdw trapi wdbo eussed. Definite action on these, hear the Ijoyi talking about the 11:15—Del Courtney's orchestra. 4:1(F- 7:30—Uncle Jim's Queetione— speeehee, one to be delivered today Trinder, SO WastbroOk s t r ^ Ehst soelel hour adth refreshmente wui I ot ttmgk, It la ooming right along. Mamhar- thing and that (hey ahould pay for our message of good cheer. A card WjpWlST — wmbd wiio wlbw kfh uait; Riearde RendexvCUe — west and one at a dinner to be given by however, will await organisauon of ARTS SERVICE STATION ahlp chairman Charlaa Holllatar ra- aa lUtIa ax poxalhle ^ iitty afterwarda, don't aay you turned to their Home where they 11:80—Ray Kinney's orchestra; wkbb wuq wkbh weeo w'ibl k ^ 'w ^ 7:00— t:00—Oaneina Music Orcbeetre Hartford. Beoond prise of 18 galloas teUow In charge of Mrs. Beniard tfala nagle. went out from tha chapter to Colo- woo whib» k | o kdab WAOR w m fg Peru’e president, Oscar Benavides, the Dew Congresi Jan. 8 and tbe a a mambarablp wall abaad of Weren't notified. may real in peace during the 12:00—Bud Ftahar*s orchestra. 1 7:10— 0:30—OriainaT Micrephana Play ter ^ndy Wlnsler, 36 Cottage etraet, Bursaek, chairman, and M rr 8. 415 Main St. TaL 8896 It to Mrs. cold nel (Machine Oun) Parker a t Wal- NOUNT—kror krgiB kls bob kal kgye ■:00— 0:00—Barn Oanea an the Redle Tuesday night president's annual massige Jan. 4. Uanebeeter and third priae of 10 BUverateln. flM M V aamaaam paiiod laat yaar and thay During tlia rooking of tha ataalta. Who at')le the telephone direc- winter months. 15:JKI—Don Redman’s orebeatra. 0:00—10:0O-NBC Symphony (IH,hrs.> C diia to tha heat and other compll- tei Reed hospital In Washington, 10:30—11:30—Newel Oeo. C r o e k ^ r e e n There were few indleattons here When Mr. Roeeevelt'a raoom- Ilona to Everett K an a e^ of Cen- ara atlU ooming In. Congratula- tory et the Home? Do you know, Id answer to Bee-el's queitlon I D, C . and wa hope eome of you SOAeT--ltttx boln Xf|(py kvl ksfe key 10:«^11i4^lnli Biwte Nepre BueRet mendatlons have bean heard, Oon- tlona, Cbartta. and kaap up tha Igood catlona, Dave auddenty turned Into Helen? 12:80—Don Redman’s orchestra. kam kbbe kamb ktroiksar that tbla waa Christmae ave. Tba S■ street, Manehaeter. (j, uh wm abo M t -1k can safely say there will be ob- 11:00—13:00—Oene'es Muile (I hr ) greeslonal commlttaes will begin im- II E a preacher, and In taari In hla thought to drop him a card, delegates, worn by more than a tii»» Mp We would like to congratulate eoluUIy no charge for thla service. There wae a good attenfianea at mediately to draft legislation. Rousa With Cbriatmaa on top of ua wa •’" y * a n i l a t a d In the auxiliary on their fine kiddlea Anyhow, we ail bad a good Ume and ^ ^ MoBday, Daosmbsr 06 fortnight ef Intricate negotiations Miss Jean Thleseen of Eaglawood, w for h liv Ih# U. 8. Army enne of ua will aver return 8:00—News and Weather. salute to the Associated Prees on Itf and go homa TO ALL 9te *ican^ hangup their beat a-xik for Banta week. Hope be le fully recovered Some of the boya gathered at tha ll:0 tlMir boye accompanied.Dave m the tenr BEE-EL heen confined to bia home w ith' Ill- ladles were gueata and they were Dramatic 13:0(V—A loha Land. at tba orehaatra they bava aaourad apidamlo until anmeona alerted to sketch. ' one-hour program atarUng at 1 p. SEE AIRING OF CHARGES O tM ftM- ness. Wa pray for bla recovery tha life of tha party. I wraa dia- P. M. m. will be filled with dramatisations aad faal aura that It will meet tha alng, "We’ra hare becauae we're soon. 9:00—Muatoel Interlude. FOR bad aspreval of avaiyoaa. "8bap ‘ Andnraon-Bhna Auxiliary V. F. W. gulaed as the "Lady Known As Lou" 9.05—Happy Jock. 13:15—Golden Melodies. of the outstanding naws atoriea ot MoHtgoim^ry Wartl hare bacauaa we're here," and aoon bad. Comrade Joe Boyce and Colin and succeeded In diacovertnig many 13:30—Laat MinuU News Flashss the laat century and of 1938, in ad- M anchester Merrill end hie ’‘Aiiatoerata” of everybody Joined tha ainging. In The regular meeting ot tbe An- Davies have been nursing bad colds 9:15—Radio Rangers. OF POUnCS IN REUEF CHRISTMAS 884-818 MAIN STREET I for thOM. Weet Hartford have a wall earned Joumallatlc secrets (unbeknown to —Weather. dition to a ttUk by Byron M ee, NEW YEAR ad tba bast about ^ a middle of tha aong, which ■lersun-Bbea Auxiliary was held In this past week. Probably a little of them) from Jeemn and Bee-el, two 9:80—Oretchen McMullen. 03:48—Harmony Boys. BIANCREStEB reputatloa and ara vary highly had about 77 verxaa, Dave an- tha poat rocjmx laet Tueaday eve- 0:(5—The Wife Saver. executive news editor. 1 l e f t A i l the Chrlatm u spirit might help. well known paii wreetlere. Jeema 1:00—Slstlne Chspel Choir from Otherwise, the schedule contains: from Page One.) ebaar ^ ■Bokaa ef by all who bava heard nounced that the atenkx were ready ning. Mrs. Nettie Aceto wmi ad- Bo I now extend beat wlahes'to my made a fine speech, for the moat part 10:00—Program from New York. RAms. tiiam. Tha daeoratlona will ba mitted to membership In the unit. 10:15—John’s Other Wife. a Christmas Eve UsL special pro- ■ '-ft and all the hoya dialled In and with fellow pen puahars. Bce-Be, Bea-el, at the expense of Bee-el. and brought 1:80—(Church of the Air. grams: WEAF-NBC—7:80 Edward ganasaL Oummlnga haa reolgBed, eneh that tba Interior of tha Armory a little help from a few more hot- Uefreahnients were aarved at the and Rtretch. Hoping that Santa 10:80—Ju a t Plain BUI. Citizens, Taxpayers tab yum; * wUI ba unraoognlaable to moat and dowm the house. I hope our TD 10:48—The Woman In WhlU. 3:05—On Wings of Bong. McHugh, hymns; 10 drama, "Oradls effSetlva in January, although the Ilea. It dldii t make any difference r.kuie of the meeting, ax It wax Claua will be good to them tomor- gang can Induce Jeema to rcclta 5:15—Radio VolesVoice of Religion — of Freedom”; 11:80 Drama "One date ha will leave haa not been In addition a canopy win ha erected to the tKiye If PeratUng aent tliem Helen's birthday she wax pretented row. 11:00—David Harum. dot! from eidewalk to ^ r ee en oddl- "Ten Days Leave" sometime. He 11:15—Itoreneo Jones Rev. Harold King. SUent Night’’. WABCV(3S—10:45 fixed. up to tha trenchea right there and with a birthday cake while wa ail Happy Christmas, and George Parks, who can cremate 3:85—Christmaa Program from Murphy, a oonoUtent New Dee] tienat protection In caae of atormv then 11:80—"Yoimg Widow Brown." ShurcUff Bellringers from Boetoa; song. Happy Birthday. JEBM'S. 8am McGee or ahoot Dgn MefSrew Bethlehem, Pa. 13 Annual carol concert. WJ2-NTC foUower. waa defeated for reeleetlon weather. Plan to be there, dance with the greatest of eakk make a 11:45—"Road of Ufe." an. and (?liih About 40 children at- last Wednesday night and waa very old 'YD spirit that enabled ua to stick with Lew Lehr. I r o u g h ing, although I ehoiild have done a It out until the last strain of muMc 12:80—"M yrt and Marge." singing "Silent Night" a3id Chlinae Apgr evs HBritagtew umn a W ry Merry Chrlitmaa and hitch aboul ml.lnighi To tell the li'iided. Hants gave each child short due to the large number of 6:00—The Silver Theater —Guest of Trinity eburCb. There w an general expresstona of One of tile real Joys of Christmas is That’s My Pradiction. had died and the last light waa 13:45—"Bingin’ 8am.’’ Stars. LtON ■aet Wiahaa of the fleaaon ara «x- truth I don't think tlicrr wna gift hox of candy and oranges. Sev- membera absent turned off. 1:00—News and Weather. Other programs: opprorval In tbs Senate a t 3fr. Roose- tandad to all the membera of the guard on all that night eral children tap danced and re The unit wishes to thank Ander- 8:80—The Laugh Liner. WEAF-NBC—7 Red Foley time; Don't look for a meeting this 1:15—Radio Rangers 7:00—To be announced. velt’s oeleetlon of OoL F. C Harring- What happene.1 In the next few died. Thla party wax In charge of aon-Shea Poat and Its Auxiliary for week but be on hand on Sunday 1 ;80—Marjorie MIUs. 8 Tommy Riggs; 1:80 Pennsyl- ton to succeed Hopkins as WPA ad- the opportunity it brinirs ns to wish SThETCH daya, until the hoya were broke Florence Peterson and her commit- the fine program given In honor of 7:30—Passing Parade. vanians; 9 Vox Pop; WABC<38— January 15 at 2 p. m. at the Army 3:00—"WhlrUglg." 8:00—This is New York. aainlatrator. Tha Benate will not act again la untellnhle. H.mie went lo tee, Piealdent Guxtafxon wUhna to our units Inst Friday night. I ara end Navy club to map out a pro- 2:80—Jake and Carl. 8:80 Joe E. Brown; 8 Johnny Pre- on Harrington’s appointment, be-r I Wish You All A Very, Very Amarlean Legton Auxiliary tlisnk all Indloa who helped In any 9:00—Ford Sunday Evening Hour. sents; 8:80 Prof. Quls; 9 Men .’Veufolinteau, aome to KpInnI, nome sure that every member present had gram for the winter season and com- 2:45—"Day Dream." 10:00—Robert Bencbley. cause he win remain on tha Army our friends a Season of Happiness# Tha annual Cnrlatmaa parly of lo nar-le-niic and rilhera to nUier wsy. un excellent time. plete plans for the YD anntisl ban- 3:00—The Story of Mary Marlin. Against Death; 10 H it P arada payroll and win be designated "act- tba Unit waa hald laat-Monday ava- 3:18—Ma Perkins. 10:80—Headlines and Byltnee. WJZ-NBC—701 Message of Israel; nearby clIleN, I.til fioin there on we The relief committee has been The ChrUtmaa party held In quet to be held on Sunday, February 11:00—Newe, Weathar. tag" administrator. ntng. Wa had for our guaata tha will let you uee your own Imagine- busy this paxl, weak distributing the Tinker Hal^l wae a complete success. 8:30—Pepper Young's Family. 9 Bam dance; 10 NB(5 Symphony I Ona pro-ad mlnlstratloo Banator, Gold Star Mothara of tha town. Each tinn 8:45—Tbe Guiding Light. 11:15—Vincent Lopes Ocheetrm. Christmas concert. M E R R Y C H R IS T M A S miiial Christ (lias ba.iket. The V.F.W The children had ona of the beet SEE-BEE. 11:80—Paul PendarvlB’ Oreheetra. J. Hamilton Lewis (D-ni), said Mr. mamber racelved a gift from Ranta We want lo anv you rnmradea of Poat have Joined the . Auxiliary In pnrtlee ever and each one was re- 4:00—Backstage Wife. Christmas Day brings: WEAF- 13:00—Henry King’s Orchestra. NBC WABC-CB8 l^R -M B S — 1 Roooevalt’a ^polntm ent of Hopklna m m es Claua' pack and the Mothera were the p.ial (iml viiii aiixlllnry m.iiu- this nlToIr membered hy SanU aau s. Mary Btiahnell Cheney Auxiliary 4:15—Stella Dallas iiMWeatad that tbe latter was being And A Botmteoae end Proeperona 4:30—"Vic and Bade." 12:80—Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra. Sistine Chspel choir from Vatican. ramambarad with a tpacial gift. Tha t»era mlaaed the tlnie of your Uvea The next legiilar incellng of the President Mrs. Edith Kane ex- The annual Cbriatmaa party for groemed tor the presidency. avaning waa anjoyad by alpglni ot by not attending the lirlilah War Andnsoii-Hhea Auxiliary will Um tends the seaxnn'a greetings to ev- 4:45—"Girl Alone.’’ WEAF-NBC—7 a. m. Christmas the auxiliary and comrades, with Monday, December 38. bens; 8 Bsthlebom Cantata; 9:80 'The prasldent”, Lewis asserted, earola and playing of gamaa. Wa Vela night at the Home Tueadny held Doc. 27, there will be no bual ery member of tha post and auxil- 6:00—"Dick Tracy." "can’t oe blind to tbe fact that sea son comes their children or grand^lldren 5:15—"Your FamUy an-. Mine." A. M. Christmaa grsstlngs; 10:30 Serrioes than adjoumad to tba dining ball night In fact we have had tome nos Huppor will be served si ' iary and to each member of the lo- proved a thoroughly enjoyable af- St First Baptist church, NasbvlUs; Hoover got the presidency first hy N E W Y E A R W JIS GOOD WILL AND GOOD wbara tha Paat Praaldanta had pra- very One partlra at the Home late- o'clock sharp. If any of you Indies cal ex-earvics organisations and 6:30—“Jack Armstrong.' 7:00—Shoppers SpeclBl. b slu sscretaiy of commerce.” N e w M o d el Laun dry ^ eer our thoughts turn to fair. It was held at the State Ar- 8:46—UtUe Orphan Annie, 7:85—Eabo Reporter — News, 11:15 Christiaiaa a t ths Bing Cras- a dallcloua Ituichaon ronaiat- ly. You can't blame ua for you not have not made your reeervntlon thulr auxiliaries. mory and began with group singing bya; 11:30 Music drama "Story of " u o r tly I enaU go to the big hose TOOSE WHOSE (X)RDIAL PATRON. ’ aalad. cake and ooffea. getting there. We give you plenty pi Ass do ao before tonight. Cell Members hope that Mra. Jessie 6:00—News end Weather. Weather. ~*Tha Managamant and Employaas. K of the favorite carol, "Silent Night" 8:15—SporU’ Roundup with Eddie 8:00—Shoppers Special. tbe Christ Child;" 4 p. m. Christmaa (tha praiadent) and make brtd to age HAS meant so much TO US Our Rehabtlltatlpn Chairman, of nolirr and if you don'f attcn.l. It Anna Harron, IVirla Modeiih or Bristow will he recovered from her led hy Comrade Alexander Berg- CAARy In Alaska. WABC-CBS—3:80 ask whether be wlshea by this ap- Mra. Chliatliir Olennay and P ait ldle:( (Jiistznier Also remember lo 9:00—Richard MajcweU. DURING THE PAST YEAR la tuat too l.aA. We have put on recent Illness that she may enjoy gren. Ralph Thompson followed 6:30—WrlghtvlIIe Clarion. 9:15—Montana Slim. massed choirs from Bethlehem, PB. pMntmeBt to direct me to abandon Fraaldant Mra. Uertruda Uauaola aa- many free patflea and free ahowa bring a ten cent usefiil gift. A the holidays at her home. with a gutter eolo; Leo Yurgel aang 6:45—"Jack Says Aak Me An- 9:35-^Newt Service. WJZ-NBC—7 a. m. Christmas ser- Itooeavalt for a third term and ao- Theo d ore C . Z im m er alatad at tba toy abop at the Naw- to trv and get you awav from the sliver colivctiun will be teken (or Merry Christm.is and a Happy a song and poems were recited by other." 9:80—Girl InU rae—Joyce Jordan viee from First Swedish Baptist eept I^ M n s for a flrst term." IngUin boapital laat Monday, old flrealde, hut that doean't u-ork the supper. At our last jnreting It New Year. Kherw->od Treadwell and James :700—Amos ’n’ Andy. 9:45—On the Mall. church. Minneapolis: 7:30 Hlllwly Changee In Belief Beea 'Member American Federation of Labor and Tha Juniornloi Olrla and Roni ot De- Bv reading tha ehoye you may wnx voted thoae who had iiniforma NAN Warren. 7:15—"The Human Bids of tbe 10:00—Pretty Kitty KeUy. Yuletide; 8 Whan CSurlst Was Bom; Tbara was some speeulBtioii„thBt The Vigilant Democratic Town Ckimmittee. flen hald a Joint Chrlitmaa party think that we are lieoTtiig c-oii t.i wicr lo wear them, hut don't let The tables were beautifully deco- News." Edwlo C. HIM. 10:15—U i On a Bus. 11:30 Christmaa tongue tw ister Hopkins* elevation to tha cabinet Thiaaday avaning. They ware vliiied come and a.aye our Home We are this keep you at homo, for we will .\rniy A .Navy t lull. rated and loe cream cups, cookies, 7 30—"Inside of SporU with Jack 10:45—SUpmother. from New York and London; 8:15 i bad cleared the way for funda- by Banta Claua and all wen pre- not We have money In the hank have Roll Call, also renew our ob- U'liii,. the niiijoiily of ox-aerxicc c.andy and oranges were served, Stevens." 11:00—Organ Raverles. m. Choir of Straaahorug oithedraS. mental changes In New Deal relief JAMES’ BEAUTY SALON ■antad a gift. They had tha aingmg and alt our hltla are paM to date ligations men are enjoying tins acason of the with randy boxee for the children, 7:4.’)—Three Moods, Vocal Trio, 11:18—ScatUrgood Balnea. France: 4:30 ’The Nutcracker UMthoda. of carole and tlian a lunchwm waa We are only I r v i n t o give r-ou The membera of the Anderson year with their fnmlhca, let u.< and gifts from SanU O aua who Harold Kolb, accompanist. 11:80—Big SliUr. SulU"; 6 Just What I Wantad. Many students of government of- "Where It’s Convenient To Perk” eervad. Thay all raported having a more for vour S3 (W) duet and we Rhea Auxiliary extends a Merry pause In preparing the .Xmoa tree, In this case waa Impersonated by 8:00—Al Pears and hla Gang. Other programs: WEAF-NBC — fBlrs beUeve th at the end of WPA os 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s Reel Life It has bean operatad oinoe tta crea- flea Uma. "■ould like your c.-impanv. In fact (lirtatmaa and a Happy New Year filling stockings and other tasks an.l Florence Tieadwell. Elieabeth 8:80—Alfred Walleneteln’e orches- Stories. 12:30 Chicago RoundUbla, "Pfo- 74 East Center Street Next To the Telephone Co. we are planning alteratlona and en- to the .Manchoater Evening Herald tra grem of Man;" 5 Uncle Esra; 7 Jack tion in 1085 la a t biud. They look Tha annual Chrtatmaa party for remember that there am many for- .Maher waa SanU Q au i for the 13:00—Mary M argaret McBride. tba chlldran of the Unit .and Poat largementa. St aft for their co-operation In print- mer buddies In hoepitala atlll re- grownups, some of whom received 9:00—"Hour of Oiarm" with Doro- Benny; 8 CharUe McCarthy; 10 for Oongress to pyt restrlcUve laws P. M. Heldfe Brigadiers;’’ Finale; 10:80 about It and tbe administration it- waa hald Monday afternoon. Ranta But to get hack to the Britlah ing our nows during tha past year. membering another cheerlesa holi- novel gifts. Mrs. L'Heureux, who thy Thompson, commenUter. 13:15—Her Honor, Nancy James. The membera of our auxiliary day twenty years ago. A card Is temporarily a shut-tn, Mra. Mary 9:8n we say a Very Happy Uhrlst- at every ex-service club In town and anan. 8:00—Curtis InsUtuU of Music. Christmas featurso: WEAF-: churc CSialrman la buay preparing Iwaketa j to date, nary a taker. Anything _t______5 p. m. Curtis conesrt; 9 burden back to the states and for tba needy famIUra of the Hull alt pupils of Rolds Martin. j ina.s. To the meiuhers of the Army 4:0O-dBton Boys. take away from tha admlnlstra- cere-t wrong with trying out our team? Theater, "Snow White and uhs n BO ao that ail will have a Happy Chrtat-' Then Commander Raker cillr.l 'nn.t Navy liiih. lo the .Manchester We mean setback, of course hut we 4:15—Patterns In Swing. Seven Dwarfs;’’ WJZ-NBC—1^ ,-B a free hand in distributing maa. i on ell hla British talent, w-hi.’h Evening Herald an.l to our good have a few snookers who could ac- 4:30—Ihosa Happy Oilmans Metropolitan Opera. "Hansel and rhatever raUef funds Oongress dots made s hit with all those preseni. j tUend Archls Klliratrick we would 4:45—Msttnaa Promanade. Oretel." ’ approra. Th. 1 will Cloae wlabing all the mem- j commixlate you at most anyt5lng. Cent( hare of the Unit, aa well at the I’oal. i The great sn.1 inly Jeem* .showe.l i cej'etiallv extend the season's greet- How about accepting the defl and WTIC 8:00—Ad Unar— Donee program. Other programs; WEAF-NBC— At the tame time, Congreos Is up, and an,I dill he make a hll giving Ing hoping they all enjoy a very 6:45—The Mighty Show. eorpacted to write into law rlgjd re- prroc a vary Marry^ Cbriatmaa I Mvira Iriih' the raia Ml Happe Clufstmas playing a series, home and home, rravelers Broodoastlng Scrvtea, l:16 p. m. Let’s Talk It Over; 6:30 maa •»i that ami If you have no home we'll pro- 8:00—Esso Reporter — Newe. Pan-American Congrasa; 6 Al otrictions against WPA political ao- Ihs i-vast Cnr kld.lle-s I'hrlatmaa partv Hartfurd, Cuaa. Weather. tlvlty. o'cloc Anderm-Hhea P«.( \ tv ' "P nights f.u vide one. i *®7C6l 8:30 Richard Crooks, tenor: natloi which was held In Tinker Hall last The setback team haa moved 50,000 H. 1040 K C. taa M. Saturday. Deev 94 8:00—Rhythm Round Up. 9 Phil S p l^ n y ’e 3^ 11; 9:30 Eddi BMilcromd Batlroiy DUBsmi^ Sat unlay evening waa a grand sue- p. m. An Old-Fashioned moDg M th« s i t V"'* IP'*'**' He had the wwmen l.tiighlng Olds from the sentba to the varsity Eastern SUoAatd riiua. 8:15—Howie Wing. Duebin o re n c stra ;10------Marek Weber Hsrrtnctoe hssA baokfround sa* Aa Chriftinas drawB near 08 the A ny they lecnv.-,! lhair first ;,mlll they cried al my ex,w.„se Rut ce.ss an.l wc would aay thanks to all .2;00—Romany TraU tfaaly differant M m that of Hop- there pay in France after being •'luoke putting Di'>nze back. It waa clalm^ 6:80—’Today" with Bob Trout. concert. ing U ...... who cares? After Ihe cntitt In- 'who worked so hard to make It ao. liy Cx>peland that Donte would not 2:30—Buffalo PreaenU 8:45—James Martin, Songs; kins, undtr whom ba has served la the land of wine, wimien and w.ir meiii .how mein w-.-is scrvi.l nn.l .N'caiiy 100 children and membera Ratuixiay, December 34 it is only natural that our for about two and a half months i keep ln'%hape and that ha was P.M. 2:45—Fran Hines, Tenor WDRC String EnMmhle. 7.30 CddlR Csotor (WRtt rRDRRt stnoe 1088 as an assistant admliila- Merry Christmas Ih. n ,«II dnnce.1 unlil I 30. Ah ml were picseni lo enjoy a taaty lunch forced to make thia move. The 3:00—Merrymakers 7:00—"County Beat" eUrrlng Ray trator In chargs of the works pro- thoogbte tom to thoae can only venture lo tell you of Hd- of san.lw'ichea and cookies and tea. 1:35 Metropolitan Opera Oom, Ah!?SS! a let 60 In which I waa one of tha ttiHl time every.me thought of go. team la putting In a lot of practice pany 8:80—Poetic Stilage CblUne. 0^0 Pick-Pat minstrels; 10:30 gram. Rqpkliu came to Waoh- Not in the eenee of eustora Ing honie but - .nieoue began to Following the lunch a fine program for the Silk Bowl game slated for 4:00—<3iarlee Paul at tba Organ 7:18—Lum and Abner. Famous musical evenlnsm ngton in loss with a long record of raany of you who hava "Soppara,' a- no ona can tell ymi sing. 'We hate lo see y,,u - ji,,t ot entertainment waa given by 15 of 5.00—coemopolitim Rhythms. 4 :S0— Dancepators welfare and social work. He had alone—but with a genuine ap- arkat happena.1 m WPela other than Jiui, 3 Tnie, Donre la a bit over- 5:15—CaUing All U am p Collectors. 7:80—Eddie Cantor’a Camel CBra W JZ ^’BC—12:80 Farm and I .ss the crmv.l w.is vrolng lo le.sve, the children who had been rehears- weight but he might take that off 5:00—Annua] XiDoa Tree UghtUig van. s« ^ as New York sUU welfare contributed to our luc^ preciation of our pleasant M* own on that glorious .Uy W ing for over three weeks under the 6 ;30—Swlngology. uSInTu” ® ‘5 “*’ Msttaae; 7 Allas •ird tia.)( th. \ eame .md I will snv by doing the work and letting Joe from WhiU House Lawn America, Vslentlne; 8 Roblnsoa’s oiactor when Franklin Roosevelt easoclationa during the year 't cara If former offlccni le.s.l (hit most ( II,.-m got home In time ■tliectlon of .Mrs. Nan Taggart. Dur- 6:00—.News and n’eather. waa governor. tba following or not: McCann take It easy for a while 6:15—Scores and HighllghU with 5:30—EMdie Duebin’a Orchestra. S:30—Pick and Pat ta Pipe Smok- ^ ‘**0yo®6i 0:80 Westminster choir: CMf. We With You AH just passing—we extend to ell I lo I hange Ihelr cl .Ihea .snd gv' lo ing the entertainment Santa Claus Its great to be boss 8:00—Esoo Reporter — News, ing Time. 10 Trus or False; io:80 Radio Harrington was ■—nchlti<.. out w. Tome at the Green laat Tueaday fore they are all gone. The en- 8:80—Professor Quia hikl ha M dn't gone far when evening It was a grand time and 9:00—Vos Pop Music for fun. WJZ-NBC-S now ta the u —i I-S ^ ,ft\e.1 that up for him. But wh.»l a tertainment committee haa a great 9:30—Studio Program. 9:00—Dlcken's Christmas Carol FUEL OILS U. S. Cleaners and Dyers SMMiid H k li.. they; lot of medu-mi w. lui.t to buy to the Brltlabera aay thanks to tbe evening promised and expect t.-> mir- W 10:00—Hit Parada committee that planned such an eo- 9:35—"HaU of Fun." 84-aOCS SERVICE pase all other simitar partlea. Dave 10:45—Barry Wood—Songs ese Mala Street Near Moatgofnety Wardk (.■•vable evening. FoUowing the In- 10:00—NBC S.vmphony Orchestra. lljO ^E ieo Reporter — News. McCollum la alao getting a taatv ' Artur lUdzlnski. conductor. Pattsrson. Jr . on "NiiW F»^'‘tlem PHONE 6.*t20 trvHiuctlon .and hand shakes, tn ^ n u and everyone knows that 11 :S0—N«wa and Weather W e e t h e r RADIO ^y for Industry. which Bee-el wae qulU promlnenL MVS c u realtj" put It across when , 11:45—Ink S p o u 11:05—Glen Millar’s oreheetra Some short we edjoumed to the large hall 11:30—Charlas Baum's - Day A-hcre a splendid tsrograa of aero- 05:00—Horace Haidt’a oreheetra 13:00—CBS Annual Cbriatmaa BOLAND *“*■ *^‘* Ckauflaur or walk bauc and tap dantfing waa enjoyed, Jl 58 but win l3;S0-*-Cu BrowrtonSStrr , i?®®* About U o'clock Jeema 8c«- ably bo held over irntii the 37th on Carol program. jsoura truly had a UtUa set- chairman of entertainmeaL Frank account og-ceNBramg'" Xihaa oti ‘ XoQnfTWv^ Navy hand. OIL CO. he did Monday table. A. 15 E n IM t:U '•tixarr MAWUMggign gygw ijio HER^D. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24.1988

V.,' BHU> OCNMOED B AK LT; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24,1988 NOT TO OWNER'S TASTE I i^A O lM D lR NaUck. Mass., Dsc. 34.— (APB iXM AS CELEBR ATK m S H —Donald Walkup cooked his SWnS HOLD tTAUAN cut College tor Women. He waa waa ______ISfews F ro m M a nch ester's N eigh b o rs CHRISTMAS OFFERS NO HERALD BRING BACK PRISONER serving a concurrent sentence of Otrlatmas turkey early__but M anehestar MRS. ROSSEAD IS OVEN tham a CkilstoMa tmo. not the way ha llkea IL from two to four and four to lO Iranleanv. tka GIRL DANCER AS SPY MONDAY years. He was first confined at the The bird was & his autonm* AT LOCAL CHURCHES FROM PACIFIC COAST tha cguple egjly yeetaedky FUUICEPROGRAlM Date Book nrleon in Wethersfleld and later EVEN CHANCE FOR UFE Lenefsky; OomeUuo, Howard Kel- bUe when a short circuit started In obMmtnCS of the Chrlat- white-beamed WUlteoi Cmms a fire. By ths time firemen had trnnsferred to the farm. year-aUl ta n m hROwn to — » sey; LeRoy, Richard Hills; Kitty, Star Flower” under the'direction ef nas holiday no issue of After kis arrest, the officers learn- ALL NEEDY FAMHJES H EBR O N Lois HUdinf; Sarah Maud, Kath- W APPI N G quenched the flames Donald's Vlfftiihi C>pt> iPfp0«t0d As bom ehlldraa oa *Eaata rv—g ' 15*pound meal waa only a char- [AgeOld Drama Of The Na- Mark Holmes wlU bo presented.' The Herald will be pub- HilllRrd Ptr00t Rpildgnt And ed, hg fled to Hpringfleld end then Elyria. O., Dea. 84— (A P )— Mrg. leen Martin; Peter, Bobby Horton. MRS. W. W GRANT A Ovistmas Sirvlee wlU ba held Hoad Of Inter.N8llr.NstiM Bin*. Almost at the last minute before red memory. lished Monday—A Merry m T^, 8. und - ■ “ - - Anothpr P»rnl0 Offi^gr Rg- went ta New York etgte wnere go VWlllam Roaaggu, ft, wounded Uy n-ts Original Poema, Ann Kulynyeh; 8800. Manehestar ta the Concordia Lutheran church at An TeimsR . In Action To^lo^ Goes On A Hupfer itfike. undergraduates and aol. hliilfa*^’ Christmas fesUvitlea to be held at Evelyn Benxinger; Poema, "Soma- Christmas to all. tnrn With Ngipo Who Flod worked for g time. )|a was srrestgd shotgun biastg, had only 0 "gO-hO coupig had UBd a .. tiyitj To Be Re-enacted lO a. m. tomorrow with a special IP ff representatives. In Iowa and ggate ta Mtanesota, but IN CITY REMEMBERED a t Peter's Episcopal Church it was thing Wrong," Marian Bednar pre^pam of musle. Rev. K. Richter Pag. 31.—Leglog'g New Year's Prison Farm. chance" today ever to rgium to tgo discovered that the handsome new Nunzlo Ruoso gave aeeordlan os- Mr. and Mrsi Hartwell of Wap row In Int-Am Lmgiie; Geneva, Dec. 24.-:-r(AP|—-A P®«t- Itee hsu at State Arwory. tu m ^ frm hatorg a report on his two daughtora edmeo jehlego tether ptag, left by automobile last Friday WlU speal. on the subject “Grace." hngerprtate were returned. He wsi on Monday afternoon, December 34, chandelier, put In last summer, had lectiona. Arlene and Gertrude Jones At Yanont Honaes Of There wiu be a Garmaa language tar lte4teU-horn dgRcer. Vtrgtma • A t e O ( l i u n t t y 0|ub'9 New Year’s been put out of comn.laslon by the sang solos and dust with guitar ac- noon Cor Cape Ood, where they will aervlce at 11 a. m. Rgtg Capt, waa dtgeloaed todgy to RHIotti fMni ■vo diHteg gt club. James M i^ u S of Hl||tard gtrest, arrested ta |mg ARgelee on Decem Rtckfille Lodfe Of Elks starting at 3:30 p. m. ■petid Chrtatmaa and the htflidays TRANSATLANTIC Hern is Schednle. ber 2 and Anger prlglg token at that There will be a decorated Christ hurricane. The roof of the church companlmenL The Sunday school Christmas be on a hunger etrike ta iRf cell Alm^lrtta af OMuinbus Ngw returned to Manchester igat night was partly tom off and quantities of with relatives and friends. Worship; Details Of The story and pageant "The Promise where tke Hwtaa government Ig hold- eoi ny on ^ Wogrte Evig >arty g| fUtahow, l|o)- Ume showm*Wt^^wae wanted In mas tree, music and a distribution WUlisim Waldron, son of Mr. and and ^ Rpleg teUewtag n trip te caiitemig where Connecticut. of gifts. Music for the party will be rain flooded the church at the time. Fulfilled" wlu be held at 7 p. m. ing bar aa the uigirier mind of gg p-Wn ton. Larfest Distribitor' Of Mrs. William Waldron of the Cmter By THE AfROClATFO r » * » » teo'IHvcr, Mlah-, would go on g hg and Qaerge H. Oummlnga, both He wl|) In brought before the fumlahed by a group of youthful Water collected tn the chandelier In AIRPLANES MAY Senrices. A special Christmas Day choral intometional spy ring. The dggofr such a wray as to cause a short cir- who is a student at the TMCA Col- servlcs will be held ta the Second It wa« lha fflfht before Christmas geh^ule eftective ilgnugry pmele omoara g| the Oonnectlcut January term of the fluperior Court musicians under the direction of lege at Springfield, Mass., returned was arrested Dec. 19 with eight ^ agld aim thg) gl) ngy cute Mtete Prison had gone to bring back Baskets; famiates Of Town Raymond Kunlckl, violinist. cuit The church has not been used W ILLI N G T O N Congregational chUrch at 10:45 to- and all thrmifk the International other Mrsogg accused of Riy gw yi- and will probably ba given an ad- Pi •'• '1 for evenlj^ services since that time to blsteme here where he will spend morrow with Miss Helen Berggren ktigg ftem April 18 ter the office a prlsonsr who bad escaped from ditional aei)tai)oa. Presents Olft MISS JENNIE a. CHURCH we Christmas vacation, last 'n i ^ FLY THIS YEAR Christmas win bs observed ta the American taague na$ a hockey team tles. Fyqr three days she has re- force^evs been restored as of Dec. Charles B. RockweU, son of the Senior Warden Lewis W. Phelps guest soloist “ FEVPWW EUEEEP ?0 EWAtll thg prigog farm ta Enfleld. May 88. Farm, Hospital Remeni- da^ local churches tomorrow In ssnnbn, was sttiriiig sxcapt OlsvalqiHl and fused teed and Step hag deeltaed te Id. Th» prteeggr, Cgrl A- PWlUpe, 3«, lata Dr. Thomas F. RockweU has worked on the damaged chandelier Chi (Onntlausd rrnm paga oaa.) To Present Pagennt PltUbnrnrg h. J talk to guthgrlttgg. ExpertmaaUi at tga Unlveralty ot CRM Mr. and Mrs. Frank C Partaek lurch servlcas at the Wapptag song and pageantry and plana have A t 7:50 p. m. the pageant T h a g nefro, waa aantanced from New presented a check of $1,000 to the and baa put It back Into good work- Community church wiu be as usuZ But the Barons, deadlocked for CONSULATE CXQSED. Phlladeipbia, Dec. |4.— (A P )— Mlasourl(lasourl ladieatm______tows give richer Rockville City hospital. Mr. Rock- ing condition. For a time It waa and Mr. and Mrs. Hoivard W. Pratt to wto from Britain a promise that been made by church officials tor Lighted Way" wUl be presOTted. first Placs ta the weften) dlvlsi The Rev. John J. Breonah, 81, oa- London County on a oharge at milk durtgg gold weather than thw berei of Wlllington HIU have received In- on Christmas Sunday morning with The Salvation Army wlU conduct t>regh|gg and entering the Connecti- wall has presented the check, stat- feared that It might have to be dis- Sund^ s ch ^ opening at 9:30 which M attendance ta a promiee to make the eve livejy Tokyo, Dec. 84-—(A PI —rDome| gigtgnt reetor of St. Donato'a do In the sumamr tima knov ing that his father. Dr. Thomas F. carded and another new one put In vitations to attend the Inaugural its annual band march on streets eneugh. They hope to taka at leaiit NEW POSTAGE ETAHPS ehuvoh kora, waa burned to death Boll In honor of Governor Raymond will foUowed by the morning o b t L 5 ^ t h ? liS ? !r ^ k .'2 f'l® ‘ r5® thankfulnees for peace (Japanese news agency I dispatenea RockweU bad requested during Mils Its place. The church roof has now our borders and p r o i ^ adjacent to the Citadel early to- taiNPorary poiseailop at flrat from Hggodgte ^ ^ rted ' hte fectonr bedrogfg tarly today RockviUa, Dae. 34.— <8pactal)— Baldwin at Hartford. January 4th- y-orihlp. Rev. Douglaa V. Maclean partment wUl morrow morning. A t 7- a. m. the an- late Ulness this be made as a gift been repaired temporarily ao that It with some bsgta^ j r * ----L 7. j for »«proveaImproved conomons.conditions. THSThe ago-a ^ i Ohristmaaf“ • ■ gift...... from the tafl- BRING PROFIT TO P. 0. coggutete there A With Um dUtribuUon thl« mornliiK to the hospital. Dr. Rockwell was Miss Helen RolUnson bos gons to i*** 0>«n>« nual Christmas morning servles will will answer until warm weather, sermon, "The I^ S «i^ 7 o r f l ^ ^ ^ ’ OM drama of the NaUvlty w lU ^ end Horneta. HovMver, Pittsburgh orders at the Rovlet egii decora- of bMketa ronUinlnr dirlctm u for several years before hts death New York to spend Christmas with be held in the citadel and at 11 a. m. hag taken Its lapt ti^o coptaats gt E II when more work will have to be Word Became Fleeb". caufi of the jpriwant atate of president of the hospital staff. relatives. Germanv and^v^?[?!!Sfeisolemn high the Christmas meeting and Hollneaa home Bnd shoushould make quite a hql- dbinen with addiUonal vefotabloa, done to put It into permanent shape. Chrtatmas Tale masses at the Catholic churches and Washington, Dec. 24.— (A P ) — Janaim roratloga" strgtaf over WUI Held Oonferenoe Wednesday Frank JosUn of West undertake I several pageants ta the Protestant service under the direction of Ad- May party of the affair, “ New postage stamps issued during negotiating |g gddttteg to Ite fggwug rings, frocartw, camiod artleloa and th« About 60 wedding guests assem- WUI be given at the church Sunday service to this country but those jutant George Anscombe. A t 7:80 g new fishing rlghte There will be a third conference bled In S t Peter’s church Thursday WlUlngton, retired mallcarrier and evenly at 7:80. Tboae taking part churches win renew the faith ta the Oleveiandtie haa won six and tied tggs netted‘ the postoffice depart- treaty. tho ptaget Raturg hag gtag mna. have not been acted upon. thv Christmas carol setvlee wUI ba one ta Its laat aavsn games and has MERRY hln bjr a nunbar of tha aodatlaa 'n on Tuesday morning at ten o'clock at 8 p.m. when Mias NetUe Priscilla John W. Homer of Whits Plains, •f*^^**- I^rothy Harrtaon, RaJ^ B'rth of tha Christ Child ta Beth- njent s tidy profit. Pogtniaster Gen- RoclrrlUa. It waa thought that no In an effort to settle the strike N. y., sidewiped st Leonard's comer Britaln'e Roate Fasloet lehem. held under the dlrectlm of Fred need of getting one foot out In front, eral FaAey eatimated today that ic McKay of Hartford and Robert Wll- E. Col^llns. Robert Felt, Porter c5 - The Importance of the British ar aougb. Songster Bri|m«n all eight teams are engaged. •lapt aant out over aeven^ baakata of satin and was given away by her held a Chrlatmaa party with three ^ Florence Dewey. Rev. D.*^ V Canadian eastmost to IralLi? ** observed early Christmas mom* row. Special Christmas music . e Providence Reds hope to coma HoUj be held with Morgan Mooney of the at Maaonlc ball Wednesday evening, thence to togSuta w d to both the Emanuel Lutheran food, remerabaiinf alao the children State Labor department at the father. The bridesmaid wore cherry WhlU nent •"«> the conU M ^j the Swedish OongregaUonal been prepared for this service. Ithin striking distance of the eaat- 'early 1,500,000 were gold thg Rl^ whici at the County Home, tha tnmatea colored satin with hat and other ac- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pratt wlU gm* WlU be given to Hartford mis- 7:30 tbf Chlstmas cantata 'ern division leaders, tks PkUadsl|Uila «C ol SUte building In Hartford. be dinner gueaU Sunday of the sions dgy. The five-doltar Ooolldgg gtemp and at the Town Farm, tha patlenU at The American Dyeing Corporation ceasoriea to match. Pan-Amsrlcsn's readiness *to flv '***••• "mvlces |na and leaa fortunate shipped and received by both played the wedding march. Follow- At St. Mary’s E!plsco]>aI church to drive U)a Rpringflsid Indiana a nON OO.’S EMPLOYER ex- ToUand Qrangs held Its ann'**l WUl maks 17 call. aS5 *Sfe ships, each designed to canre 74 neiu of Emanuel and Rev. 8. people In the community. press and freight ing tha ceremony a dance was held sengers. E- Green of the Spruce street Swed* Holy Communion wUl be given at llttia furthar Into tha gaiter, Tha fiBT OmiRTMAB aiF T A n o t h e r C h rist m as S p^al Chrlatmaa dlnnara will be at Amaton Inn. Chrlatmaa party Tuesday night Aroltag wUI sad with a Christmas 8 a. m. and at 10:46 a. m. Tha smoky city boya will taka oa tke Fifty-eight members were present Two of these planes have been '“b^otWEbtlonaL morning sermon theme by the pas- Eaglaa. who alao have won thslr laat A Happy aerved In' all of the Inatltutlona in A Christmas party for the Sun- ^im ld J. Grant on the Buckland completed and ar being teeted Oe- annual Christmas program of lahpemtag, MIeh., Dee. 84.— (A P ) the dty. At tha Town Farm, there day school pupils was given Friday and 33 children. The entertainment road. tor. Rev. J. Stuart NeUl. Is "Christ- two games, at New Haven. —Approktipately 8,800 men whoag . . . and once again we wish you waa given by the children and the livery of these Is scheduled tor Feb- Emanuel Lutheran church mas'*. The standout attraction of tha are 38, 35 men and three women and afternoon at the chapel of the He- riiary. On# or both may go into will be given Monday after- livelihood depends on the Cleveland G R A N D P A’S program was arranged by the lec- Snow and Mim A Christmas tree end party wUl night wlU b ^ g tagothsr the Her- all ths joy and happiness this world thaoe win enjoy a chicken pla dinner bron Green Congregational church. With MaxweU, both of Manehest? Pan-American's Pacific servlM 'Pha poon at 4:30 at which time a pog* Oltfia Iron On., hod a Chrtstinag on Chrlatmaa Day, with the addition The committee tn charge Included turer, Miss Blanche Veseley of M hdd this evening at 7 o’clock at ■bay Beavf and the Ctevetend Maggnt tedgy ta ths term of tenter South Wlllington. home of Mrs! other tour probably wUl be ready tor "Good Tidings to AU People” the Zion Lutheran church. The Barons ta a kaoek-down, drag-out houre and larger pay checko, f , E, I ean give — and with it goes the New Year. of tha aaaay glfta received. C O R N ERS Mias Edna Lathem, Mra. Mabel Emily B. Colltas Wednesday. delivery a few weeks later. ’vl** ••• 8*ven. The Swedish Con- brawl wit)) Rrel plaot St stake. Tha diUdren at the Tolland Coun Oobb and Mias Marie Smith. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Robertson Other Liao's Plans gregatlooal church Christmas pro- J^ual Christmas service--in Eng- It le our wlgh tliat each aueoeed- KIPPY J. SHAk-TS will entertain her mother and broth- It is npseted that Mrs. Walter lish ■ will be at 7 a. m. tomorrow hope that we may continue to merit ty Home win enjoy a roaat turkey 13 On the Una WPA workers are doing what N. Fostor, who is at the Manchester One other United States company 8^m vrUl be held tomorrow at 7 monuni'. dinner on Monday at noon. On Sun* they call the "dirty work" in clear- er, Mrs. Agnes Woodworth and Clif- ing Chrlatmaa msy aae our Memorial bospiUl will be able to American Export Airttaea. h asM - P- “ • B tonight the traditional SURVIVING SEAMEN your friendship an we have since day aftamooo there wlU be a abort ing away and taking care of hurri- ford Woodworth at Christmas din- retuni to 0er home today. nounced plans tor AUanUc fllghU **’’• Story's Sermon. ner. PollA ntldnlght maas wlU taka placw friendships more flrmly founded To All aervlce of Scripture and Chrlatmaa Here It la Christmas time again! cane wreckage In the vicinity of the 1^ way of the Axorea to Bordeaux. *• Story, pastor of the at SL John's church on OeSwav 1011. eero|a at four o'clock followed by Every housewife In this place la Green. They wiu not be able to dig Worthy Master Lovls Vesely of This company has one ship on order South Methodist church will speak street, with staging of Chrtstmu SPEED TOWARD HOME and go W0 the (Hatrlbutlca of flfta. There am busy grating spices and mashing up out tree stumps which present on South Wlllington has appointed of- and expects to use it tor survey toe subject "Ood’s Greater Olft” carols, and all ars invited. 48 children ft tha home ana many unsightly appearance, until next ficers of Tolland Grange for the work this spring. Construction of I toe Christmas servica of the pumpkins and keeping her husband ANDERSONSFEUUTATED Juaeku, Ataaka, Dgs. 84—fA P )„» additional glha wni be dlatrtbuted summer when the ground has thaw- next year which Include the follow- other planes capable of traveling a ®burch at 10:45 tomorrow morning, WISH YOU •nt sober so as all and sundry will be ing from South Wlllington: tosur- non-stop New Tork-to-Parta route is There win be special muole by the All survivors gp Uw wrfoktd motor- throufb the klndneaa of aeveral or* ready for the big holiday celebra* ed They are sawing up tree trunks, fanlaattona and individuals of tha chopping, and collecting branches ence. Harry LaBonte; charity. John ON 45TH ANWVERSARy contemplated, William H. Coverdale ®hoir. A Christmas program tor ship Pattergot) wora Iwa today, and teat tloo h6rft. Cblldrco Is All lo a very CHRISHAS PLAYLET another saga at tha gas approached A MEBHY chrutmas dty. Into orderly plies. In a systematic R. Edwards; pubUclty. Mra John R. American Export president, has an- toe church school will bs held to- UU^patory frame of mind walUng Edwarda nounced. morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock with an end M Oegat Onird cutter Halde AND M ARL O WS The petlante at the Rockville p ty fw Santa Claus, while most of the manner. Already a aemblanco of lelatiTM And Friends Of Di* a short Christmas pageant part of hoapltal who are able to do ao, win order is being brought about. The Mrs. Howard Pratt and Mias Har- GIVEN BY CHILDREN » e d nine. eeamen shorcfward ter older people is anticipating snow, the program. An early service Cmrlotmag. iwjay a turkey dinner on Chrlatmaa but not getting none so far. Christ* boya do not seem to be working riet Carter, who were ta Hartford vision Street Residents Pre- A HAPPY NEW YEAR FOUR PERSONS HURT will be held la the church at 7 Two pf the 30 crew membera DV- mas ^ees Is getting decorated with v ^ hard but they get things done this week, mentioned the beautiful sent Gifts, Famish Enter- singing of Christmas carols In Sage I o’clock tomorrow morning. Boya And Girb Of Elisabeth drowned when tha Pattemn was The Manchester Electric Divnion A t the Tolland jaU where there Sir. 8ew-gaws and the Rev. ***’ *‘®®P warm by the tainment- On Monday at 7:30 p. m. the THE foundation OF Wiggly Dobbs ha.s supervised the aid of amall Urea burned under the -lien’s atore. Park Section Act To Help drivan up an Ueak Oapo Falr- ^ BU8INERI Ifl are U men patlenta. Jailer Eaten Di ANDOVER CRASH I CectUan club will present the weathar baaeb IM mllgi north at dough wOl aerve a roaat pork din* flrog up of the church by the La- shelter of the upturned tree roots. The Roaring Brook school, taught Mr and Mrs. John Anderson of 35 Needy Families. frdbndrkip and Chlrstmss play T h ey That Bit la hart on tho Qulf at Ateslw during a /(La fro ooNNEonouT Fowro oonrAjiy Her with all tha flxlnga. mea necemeal Society and*the Uttle Later on they will be employed in by Miss Margaret Relger of Worces- Division street were the guests of iDarknesa" T H OS. McGILL, Jr. TorchbeArers. cutUng down tree trunks who.se ter, Maas., gave lu Christmas play Local Residents Amonif The Boys and gtris Hvtag in tha EHs- atorm two wocka ago. •sa »^ ,g!w Painter and DaMrator Ohnreh Servloea * ^J?**** C'lebr.Uon of Dr. Watson Woodruff will speak ^Rhaldon Rimmons. veten i Atag- FLEARURETQ f78 MMe Street Menrheetgg. Cme e You should see those Little tops were snapped off. taking care this week with a cast of seventeen. their 46th wedding anniversary, last Victims; All Taken To The I on the theme “A Sermon for Christ- kbeth Park section of ths town 186-128 Cwdar Qtraat Rev. Dr. Oemge 8. Brookea, pea* Torebbearers work! None of them Is The musical program was In kgfl "tatrey War." regwad two men EXTEND------; OUE BERT1 . tor of the Union Congregational of slanted and twisted trees, etc. evening at the home of theta wn- Memorial Hospital. mas Day" at ths annual Christmas aented a little playlet "Chrlatmaa WIRHBR TO THORS lasy, and they pitch right In and Hebron Grange members are charge of William Kane and Includ- dnughUr. M r. and Mrs. morning servica In Center Congre- at King North Wind’s Palace," yas- garUer In the week and the pair ar- church will preach on the aubject, bang up greens, set tree.s. and help ed Christmas carols and songs by rived ta Seattle yegtorday. Two WHORE FIUBNDRRIF much pleased to learn that the local Victor ClemsOT of North Elm streeL As the result of a two-car head- JI**‘“*^.'*'IP®** ** tomorrow, tarday aftaraoon at tha homa of WE TRBAIUEE •The Wise Men" and there will be generally. They Is mostly very well the first grade end a boys’ and Mra. Ethal Fish Lewis on North Navy ploaeo from Sitka boat .flew apeclal mualc by the choir, at the Grange has been awarded 4th na- ^latlvea and friends were present on crash near tha road leodlng^to 3 5 2 * 5S,,****H** tor the behaved too, and only once was It Uonal prise for lU Booster Night girls chorus. Stephen Mandek was from Hartford, WllUmanUc and this Elm street They had as thslr geven man there and tha Raida morning aervlce at 10:45 a. m. *xKlg.ta Andover. « «~ P * ..plekgd up tha remglnlng ntpa men. b®b***bry for the Parson to haul one program, presented September 30 master of ceremonies and Michael town. They were presented with passengers were brought to tha Christmas carols by ths choir. guesta many of the other chUdrea Maaaaa will be celebi;ated at St. the smaller Torchbearera out of Zlgadle stage manager. A party flowers and Individual gifts, and the At OatkoBe Omrebea. OT t ^ t street HoUlstar and Ranry Joeeph’a Catholic church' at 0, 8 and under the competent dIrecUon of Manchester Memorial h o^tal last JAP DRBT TO C»NVBMB M A T T H E W the baptlsimal font where the little Mias Florence M. Jones. Grange lec- was held Friday afternoon. membera of their family gave them night and one of the drivers. Rut- ■ will bs celebrated la 8L street and a number of tha moth- 10 o'clock by Rev. John Sobolewsiu. a^lawag was hiding from the rest Mra Ida M. Brown of Wlllington a set of handsome silver flatware. i l e J. Smith of Edmond Jsroes's church at 6, 8, 8 and 10 There will be a string orchestra ac* turer. It will be recalled that He- — — — I * * * i Tokyo, Dae. M,— (AF)--'-Smper- of the youngsters tn a game of hide bron Grange won 2nd National Hill will be a holiday guest of her A Dleasant social Ume was spent hfanchester, was arreat^ 'by State I tomorrow morning. An admlsalOT fea waa diargad W I O R oompanytng the senior choir com- and seek during a slack moment. A solemn high mass srill be cele- «nd the proceeds tuned oven, by or Hlrohlto today ordered the J a ^ 000 Mote fltrvet PLEASE ACCEPT OUR GRATEFUL Grange prise last year, with Mias daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and and a buffet supper served. Pbltceman Robert H. Ray of the neee Diet to eonvene Monday when posed of the foUowlng members, Plenty of colds Is going around ,\Ira Benjamin Benton at South Colchester terracka on the chaqff brated at 0 a. m. and a high maaa tha group to Miss Jassla Rsyndd^ Raymond Kunlckl, Edmund Sojka, here at the Comers. They claim as Jones as lecturer. The lecturer , H*’’ **'■• Anderson were born hg will gpgn thg T4tb ggMOB ta THANKS AND FRIENDLY GOOD WISHES "A< says that hurricane conditions this Wlllington. In Swedes and came to this coun- of reckless driving. at 11 o'clock. Masses at S t town aodal aervlca worker, for B t^ e y Roazcsewskl, violins; Henry bam air has got ammonia into it and • Others brought to the hospital to church wlH bs at 6. T:80, needy chUdren. After tha petfona- person. Is good for colds, but mo.st of our year took so much out of the peo- Selectman Tennant C. Bugbee and try when very young. They were THIS CHRISTMAS DAY AND MAY THE Onna Butler, cello. The choir and orches- ple here belonging to the Grange his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. marted ta WllllmanUc and removed addition to Smith, who sustained a ***** 11 a. m. Ths 8 o'clock •aca Christman canna arara tra will be under the direction ot folks don't get much cure outen the brokea nose, were Isabella Zurawa- °**** ***** *** high, and tea waa served. air. Our old standby medicine here that the Booster Night program was and Mrs. Lawrence Lucler. will en- to this town soon after. Mrs. An- NEW YEAR BRING YOU HAPPINESS Emanuel Krawczyk, organist. adversely affected. Grangers here tertain a family party over (Jhrist- derson Is a Gold Star mother Two kas. 16, of 3094 Spruce street Man* Wtatam T. Wallace, pastor Mra. Lawls aaalatad the ehlUbaa St. Bemard'a Catholic church win comes lo^srrels, and they la more mas. cheater, leg abrasions and a possl- ***# North Methodist church will with theta rehearsals. Tha tola of than ammonia Into them you can feel that winning 4 th place was en- sons were ta the service, and Ernest , AND SUCCESS have maasea at 7. 8, 9:15 and 10:80 Mall carrier Charles F. Lyons hms ble fracture of the okull; Jam^ **>• ■ubject “Joyous king was played by BUUa Mllikosr- Through the hard timae and get your spare change. Dr. F. Hec- tirely beyond their expectations, and for whom Anderson-Shea Post ihis Gorey, 31. of East Hartford, abra- Gtarlstmas" at ths morning assvlca o’dock. The Junior choir will sing they have reason to take prUle In given each boxholder a nice lead named, made the supreme sacrifice. akt and queen by Auffimr at the 0:15 mass and there will be Qllnk says as how ho has neycr alona, both passengers ta the Smith ** 10:45 tomorrow. A fine pro- ^ o e ; Santa Oaua, Ron Bhlrer: For the eeventh year we wish good times we’ve enjoyed tho seen a whole population os fee's so their accomplishment. Winning pencil on which is Inacribed In gilt. ear; Mias Grace Schnklder, 30, of 8Ynm of Christmas mualc has bssn a high mass at 10:30 with the Senior "Season's Greetings from Charles F, SOTwsheea, Roaalla Turtciagton: the people of Manohaater . . , lit up with Xmaa cheer. In spite of Granges this year were in the states VsUey street WUlimanUe, cut on »»T»n8«l by the choir. Thera win other chUdrsn included ^pleasant essociatlons with our choir fumiahlng the muglc. lU minor troubles. We must admit of Washington, Ohio and Michigan. Lyon. " A pleasing remembrance A Cbrlatmas service will be held LOYAL RESISTANCE the head. She was a passenger of I ba no church achool. ' Finch, Harold McLean, BUUa Pea- A THE we got rare good spirits. Some of the local Demoerhta arc for which patrons ate grateful and the other caf. The ae<^d car was A t 7:30 p. m. tbs pageant T b s patrons. It ia with gtnulna MAY YOU ENJOY A at 10:30 on Sunday morning at the express thanks. body and BUUa Custer. Ju.st to show you how people’s making plans to attend the Jackson driven by Gordon Bishop, of 35 MERRY CHRISTMAS GENEROUS SHARE OF Rockville Methodist church with the words can get mistook, we was Into Day dinner to be held at Toft's CHECKS OFFENSIVE Oneco street Norwich. Two other appreciation that we wlab you all sanctuary being decorated for the town yesterday when a man and a Hotel. New Haven, January 7. at paesengers tn tha Bishop car were BEAUTY NOOK CHRISTMAS BLESSINGS aervlce. Souvenir programs will be woman who evidently hadn't seen 6.30 p.m. Claude W. Jones will not Injured. 986 Main Street AND MAY THE NEW YEAR diatributed, and the pastor wui each other for some time, met on the make arrangements for UekeU and OF SPAIN'S REBELS preach on the subject, “Ood Waa In main street. It seemed like the lady transportation for any who wish to SO U T H (Oanttsued from Page (>■#) A MERRY CHRISTMAS BRING TO YOU EVER dirlst” . The children of the rhurch E V E RYB O D Y’S M A R K E T didn't feel any t.xj kind towards the hand In their names for the event. NOTICE! INCREASING HAPPINESS school will attend In a body. man, but anyway, they spoke up so’s Governor Cross. Senator .Maloney, C O V E N T R Y »wre bellev^ to have lost leas than AND At the EUington Oongregationsj the writer could hear. ■Senator Lonorgan, will be among the government. W E D D I N G S FRESH MADE church there will be a "White Gift" •'Hello’’, says the man. "Ifs the speakers. « A daughter, Joyce Elinor, waa Since d*wn yesterday and through service at 10:45 and each class In been several years slnct 1 see you. I Schools here are rlosed for the born Thursday morning to Mr. and ***• and rumble o f SWEET ODER FOR CHRISTMAS A HAPPY NEW YEAR the Sunday school will bring a gift suppose you are married by now, Christmas vacation, to reopen Jan. .Mra Ivan Brandon at theta home artlUeiy Are and the stutter of ma- FOR THE "LAST MINUTE” SHOPPERS-. "Sil and have a family. How many chil- Engragement , to the service. The gifts w1U be 3. Out of fftwn teachers will go to here. It la a grandchild of Mra chine-guns and automatic rifle# have Mr. and Mrs. GluUo Dubalde of 59 ton ta placed before the manager of the dren you got?" asks the man a bit Ins P. Beebe. OPEN SUNDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. noslly. their homes for their vacations. echoed through the Segre vaUey. Irving street announce tha eagaga- parisl Christ Child and these will be taken The Hebron Congregational Mr. and Mra Harold Hamilton ment of theta daughter, Mias Aa- WATKINS BROTHERS to the children of the Italian Con- "I got eight children, thank you", and children of South street left N E W SYST E M L A U N D R Y hav* I replies the woman perkily. church will have Its annual Christ- diplomat dies. geltae C. Dubsido. to Joseph Sartor, gregational church, Warburton mas Tree program Monday evening yesterday for Chicago where they New York. Dec. 34__ (AP) — Schaller*s Hawieon Street ■llaat "Don't you thank mel" replies the will spend several weeks with rela- son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sartor C ider M ill WATCHES chapel In Hartford. at the church. There will be the Robert Herrick, 70. who turned dip- 852 Woodland Streat AH 1# man. sort of unnerved. "I ain't go- tives. of 154 School street The announes- Telephone 6432 FUNERAL SERVICE PopufaiK^Mar ket *Roun An evening service will be held at ing to stand for that I" usual tree with presents for each lomat In hU lyst year after winning ment was made at a party held 7:30 at the Ellington cnurch called Miss Sara Allen of New Haven reco^lUon os a teacher and pioneer 856 Main Street I Bubinow Rn|!<)|ng Holy Which Just goes to show that a child, and Santa aaus wUl appear Is at the home of her parents. Mr Thursday evening at the Dubaldo EitobllRliffI 18T4 Steep “A Christmas Pageant" given by Idle word now and then can scare a In person to distribute glfta. novrilst of realism, died yesterday homa and Mra John M. Allen tor over In Cbarlotta Amalie, Virgin la- Sleep the members of the Sunday school person more than anything. And If There was "standing room only” Christmas. ' R, R. ANDERIION. DIRECTOR and the Young People's society. This tanda Hsrrick as .you put them Idle words Into the at the Hebron Town Hall Thursday Over 100 children of 8t. Mary’s government Clarencs Levy aerved 61 years as 8U#at will be a candle light service. evening when the Hebron Green two secretary was second In command a peace officer ta Charleston. 8.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 24.1988 HERE ARE THE VERSES PAGE FOR FIVE OLD CAROLS rftiyr M. H. S. Edges Middletown For 5th Straight. 29 2 Shining In the east beirond them far. And to the sarth It gave great light Swgs Of CInristMstilk Re And ao It continued Both day and night. N ew Clu b Pe n alizes Im proper Swing ed Old Use Festhre Nosl, Nosl, Nosl, Nosl, PA’S HOST TO STATE LEAGUE LUDERS CLARKEMEN STAVE OFF Born la the King o f Israsll Spirit Of W s Holidar. IlHEETST.CYRn^ NO HERALD LATE RALLY OF RIVALS Ererybody CHRISTMAS EXERGSES British Are Disappointed AT SOUTH METHODIST OF HAR1T0RD HERE In U. S. Amateur Linksmen MONDAY IN FAST BUT POOR TILT M toiitt w* liat«n to Jitter, acu*. In observsnee of the Christ- ■paMB, and eraaptnf palay mualc on Church School To Present mas holiday no Issne of By SCOTTY BBSTON Amust be one ofAhe epics of Interna The Herald will be pub- tfta radio tha larfer p ^ of tbc yaar. Pageant In The Afternoon; IN HOLIDAY CLASH London, (Correspondence of the I'Uonalgolf. if’ lished Monday— A Merry Yishora Put Up Stubborn ■any of us iaam tha words of such Those Who Will Take Part. Associated Press)—The reputation Yatee’ accomplishment Is, in the Basket by Basket \ tacM ttm y fairly wan. and haaa thU of America’s amateur golfer* de- eyas of British critics, magnified by Christmas to all. FIR ST QUABTBB a«rb{t«a atorad aomawhara In our Ilia South Methodist church cUned In England this year despite two other facts: on his way to the Bottle AUTbe Way And SMBtal attlea for Imnadlata usa. Wa Champs Seek Third Loop the victory of CharUe Yates of A t- amateur title he beat Johnny Mu Mid school will hold Its Christmas exer- Give Yourself C>>le, Man, short twist . know tha tandar trlpa of “ She's tha cises at S o'clock tomorrow after- Circle‘‘Sunday and Monday lanta In the British amateur ebsm- Fischer—consider over here the fin- Keep The Score Qose; F. Blanchard, M u , foul Bwaathaart of Ten Other Quya", tha noon. The main part of the pro- RILEY CHEVROLET A SPBNCBR FOUNDATION pionship. est amateur gcUfer In the United LAUNDRY SERVES Win h Five Starts At Bafuma. Mid, fbul .... squaiiiy auyar of a hundred lyrics gram will be devoted to a pageant Individually Designed British critics from scholarly Ber- States—and 'Hector Thomson, who Is tjwt rhyme “abova" with lo v e ", and enUUad 'The Sweetest Story Ever nard Darwrin to Henry Cotton be- generally regarded as the finest Local SpoH Locals Miss GaveHo, Play Annlno, Mid, f o t i l ...... “part” with "heart'’ and "arms" and Told" by Mabel C. Fox. Miss Mabel for You East Side Rec Tomorrow; Ueve 1938 saw the end of the era of swinger In British amateur golf. Brown, M u , fo u l...... *^arm a’’—an of them, Uha sulphur A RELIABLE FIRM great swingers from the United Trotter is In charge. MANY PURPOSES Use your Christmas Club But la spite of this liberal per- Bafuma, Mid, follow up and molasaes. tonic in their Those taking part In the pageant Statea sonal praise, the erlUee are disap- Below Form; Seconds Oole, Man, su cker...... ww. money partly for yourself. Girls This opinion Is based on the play pointed In the aUUty of the Ameri- Chatter are: Alan Ferris, Jean Robb, Rich- The Riley Chevrolet Cb., Inc., lo- A u to o , Mid, .png side . Bui_ ut now we have upon us a seaaon Have a Spencer designed of the American Walker Cup team can amateure as a whole. CJole, M u , f o u l ...... when the ready-made and artlfl'^lal mond Morrison, Joan Matchett, Bar- Various laundry services to meet bara Hall. Evelyn Beer, Ernest Hel- cated at 60 Well* street. In this city, just for yon to smooth In the British, amateur champlo^- They were particularly dteap- When Mancheeter YVade eked Lose Prelim By 33-16. Bfown, M u, follow up ickety of canned sony doesn't fit patrons’ different requirements are wig, Roland MUIer, James WUey, has been serving the motoring pub- sway every bulge and give The PoUsh-Amerlcans wUl preaent pointed In the play of JtUmn^^ood- out a 38r38 triumph over PtelnvlUe at an—when Instead of a druro- available at the Manchester Laun- Britlsh critic* from ecbolarly SECOND qUARTEB Carolyn Sonniksen, Donald Caldwell, lic In this vicinity for more than ten man, whom they now fear __ High the other day, history repeated Umba, Mid, long p o p ...... 9 bsat to sat tha tempo of our aentl- dry. No matter what tjrpe of service you slim, lovely ! ! n ^ n boUday bin o f fare at the East r Alfred Davln AusUn Wilkie, Con- Bernard Darwin to Henry Cotton enough length to win against Itself . • . the teat prsvloua meet- In s ffsme that was fast, Powers. Mid, f o u l...... 9 mants thera is a heartbeat. At years. The purchase of a new car you wish to meet your Individual MISS ANNIE SWIFT Side Rec tomorrow afternoon. beUeve 1988 eaw the end o f the era wind o f the seaside coursea ing between the rivate took place Christmastime we have, not the stance Rogers, Everett Buckland. cl08« and exciting but almost Umba, Mid, overhead aide.. 9 There will also be exercises by the represents the culmlnaUon of a needs, Fred Hare, manager of this Rublnow Bldg. TeL Day, that will fully ^ of great ewlngers from the United They also were disappointed In the three years ago and the final eeor* slaphappy music of Broadway or long period of thought and consid- wen known laundry assures you be Statea play o f Reynolds Smith, Ray BU- then wa* also 36-35 In Manchaster’a entirely devoid of good basket- HUlnskl, M u , abort toe* . .11 H o u y w t^ but the gathered caVols Kindergarten Department and a local sports fan’s palate. Davie, M u , under hoop ...is aong by the Primary: "The Wind eration. Make* and models have Is In a position to guarantee you This opinion Is based on the play lows and Fred Haas, though Haas tavor . . . In the return gamee tha bail, Manchester High out- which express the hopes and fears presented themselves in a wide satisfaction. Urns they meat the B t of the American Walker Cup team showsd them something like ths old same season, ovartlme periods ware Powers. Mid, f o u l \ . . . ___ 11 a f all tha years, the story of the Through the Olive Trees.” The two lasted Middletown High to pull carols to be used for congregational range of prices and values. Many A t this time of the year, witen so Cyrils/of Hartford In a State PoUah In the British amateur champion- flowing swing they expect from necessary In both the preliminary third quABTEB agaa And these ring out like deep- new improvements in the appear- L«ag4e tilt The visitors lesd the ship at Troon and In the Walker Americans. and main encounter and Manches- out its closest triumph of the Squatrito, M u . foul ...... 1 4 ly toned bells against the flat Un- singing are: “O UtUe Town of many people are sufferUig from Bethlehem," and “ It Came Upon the ance and mechanical operation of colds. It is unwise for the house- league at preaent with five wins Cup matches at S t Andrewa Ward Fooled OriUc* ter won both. season at the local State A r- Cole, M u , side set ...... \1S whack of leaser me,odiea. G. E. W ILLIS Squatrito, M u , foul ...... Midnight Clear.” The carol singers the new cars make your selection wife to court a aeige or relapse by against one defeat Boasting a list Great With Putter It Is perhaps weU to remember mory last night. A disappoints Wa may hear the music of some Tates won the amateur by de- that these same critics were con- Coach Walter E. Schober eara Mutyhy, M u , fo u l...... 18 of theae carols during the next few will be: Pbyllls Bucher, Grace Snod. difficult. In such an event, the In- doing her own washing. From tha of well-known "Dusty" League *n*r ingly small crowd of 1,200 fans grass, Florence Johnson, Evelyn tegrity and repirtatlon for honest semi-pro performers from in and feating CecU Ewing o f Ireland, 8 vinced thst Marvin Ward was also that PlalnvUle's current cage rai- Oatau, Mid, long p o p ...... 18 dajra, an they may convenlenUy ha & SO N, IN C. warm, steam laden air of the laun- and 3, but Britain won the WMker saw the aggressive, hard fight- Uttls, Mildred Adamson, Thelma fair dealing of the distributors can dry room to the clot^palinea may about Greater Hartford and led by a mediocre player untU he rolled tion is the best his charges have mM Squatrito, M u , eucker ....2 0 saalwlchad In between what we Cup for the first time slnee the com- around the old St. Andrews course In this season . . . ao tenlflo waa the S^atrlto. M u. fou l...... 21 Jnciga are the very much more Im- Keeney, Marion Buck, Janet Boyd, be of special help. prove a dangerous trip. The wise their star player “Al” Howard, they ing invaders hold the triple Joan Todd. Edna Mullin, Mildred LOCAL AND LONG DtBTAMOB petition started In 1933. The score 87 and beat the EngUsb champion pace of the clash that Manchester FOURTH QUARTER portant atatlsUca on soap and tobac- It Is a decided asset to any po- thrifty housewivea realize the poor TRCCRINO have a lineup that Is loaded to the waa 7-4. champs to a 29-26 margin as Piercy, Ixirraine McKee, Jean Wiley, H IG H -G R A D E hilt with power and basketball abili- Fred Pennlnk In the cup matches, 13 called three time outs to reet but Cole, M u , follow up .. . .38 14 00 and coffee which a busy radio tential car or truck owner, to have economy represented In taking this Dally Trtoe To and F ro m —— Nobody over here has anything and 11. I'lalnvlUe called nary a one «"<4 the latter gained their fifth never permits ua to forget. Perhaps, Dorothy McCreedy, Helen Henne- chance. ty and fiffly oiH>abte of administer- Coleman, Mid, long pep . .28 18 available the assistance and guid- Chester, Hartford and New Eark. but praise for Tates’ aeeompUsh- Fischer and C!bnek Koeela old what’s mors ussd ths same five play- straight victory without de- as you go about your work you will quln, Aliece Plercy, Marilyn Miller, LU M BER ing another "Ucklng" to the local Squatrito, Man, foul . . . . . M IS Beatrice Roberts, Jeannette Weir, ance of a firm, which has weather- Preston Foster, Madge Evans, H. B. Warner In the Republic Pic- Tha Manchester Laundry Is locat- Telepbooe S08S ments at Troon and S t Andrews. teammi tee on the University of ers throughout the proceedings 7 . . feat. hear these carols, and wish to recall ed the financial crisis and recession ture. “ Army Girl.” The companion feature Is "Hopalong Rides ed at 72 Maple street A telephone hoopsters. Ha has been credited ganeraUy with . . M I T Betty Skewea. Michigan gott team, are considered Trmds wlU have to bo hot to take the Laoala Mlaa Gavall* Brown, M u, follow up the words to them, which have es- Telephone 5125 in business In general has suffered Again" starring Wm. Boyd. call to 8416 will arrange for a truck P A ’S In Ooniefanck displaying the greatest putting return engagement John Homans, professional of the Riverside Golf Ouh of Weston^ . . M I T The program w lir take place In PERRETT A G L E N N E Y the styUsts of the American team. at PlalnvIUe Middletown turned' out to be the eapad you through the years. Por In the past several years A Arm. to call and at the time of the pick- WhQs tha P A ’S on the otnsr hand, blbltUm In the recent history oonuary 31. Mass., exhibits his new *wlng corrector club, bent as tlte result o f Annlno, Mid, f o u l ...... 98 I S the church auditorium. Mrs. Mildred Inc. ory of Ftecher’s parting shot at St. An- beet team Mancheeter hae faced thte thia reason the Herald is printing with that standing In the commun- up, the driver can explain the vari- boast only of a record of five wrlns British golf. an Improper swine. InMt Is the spring Just below the grip which> . . 98 9f l Kimball will accompany. Penett Plsee • Might PImm C n s drews wlU probably never be for- yaar but tha fine obowlng o f the fo r you the following carol verses. ity, Is one you can rest assured is ous services obtainable. You can in eight starts and are out to wrln In ele'ven rounds o f golf at Troon Tliere'e a lot o f Manchester eager* Is opened by a false move.. CorruU, Man, short flip . .98 9f l e • • Shtten In the “auld gray, toon." Four vlaltoni wa* du* In terg* part to th* Umba, Mid, long pop ... reliable In every respect. make the necessary arrangemenU their third Polish League game in and S t Andrews, he was only one down to Leonard Ckawley after 18 In the Hartford Dusty League but . .98 99 OOD U 8T TOC mCBBY fact that Elmo "Rod” Oavallo, dy- Bafuma, Mid. short toe* A smartly styled, luxuriously ap- SAVE SYSTEMATICALLY and rest assured the delivery will be five starts, they are Just as de- over foura This record over two of noles, Fischer reeled off alx strslght Chance Vought’a team te made up . .98 94 OLDEST OF CARDINALS, namic, carirot-toppod aparkplug and (HENTUCMSN pointed car, comfortably roomy, am- termined not to 'oecome another vic- the dsverest eourssa along the Scot- entirely of local performera with — w e a v e e e n-%98 98 "Qod Bast Tou Marry Oenuamea’' prompt and as arranged for. Tbs three# from the eighth through the leading ooorar o f the Clarkemen, tim of the visitors. However, the tish coast sgainst triad and rain and '18th In the sftemoon and Anally beat Harold Schuetz, Ed Jolly. Andy Ra- Squatrito, M u , foul ..at as dates from very andant times, and T . P. H olloran ply powered, that U Mr. Osblacka prices are moderate for these eerv- WINTERIZE YOUR waa not to uniform. Oavello could LONG AN W VAUD, DIES description of the new Qievrolets. PA'S haven’t been moving along so on bis first attempt In this ootmtry Crawley, 3 and 2. guskue, Ed Kovis, Gordon Weir, la a timdltloBal English carol. PUNBRAL HOME ices when you consider the servteea hhvo plajred but Coach WUl Clark* He will be happy to show you these AT THE BLDG. LOAN CO. PONTUCATOUR smoothly and while they are in the Stan Opatech, Bruno BycholsJcl and rendered. John Sullivan . . . Johnny FalkoskI Ellsworth Cagers Trim r*fU**d to tak* any chane** with •tarted things off with a mid-floor new care, and arrange for a demon- beginning of a victory streak now Ckld mat you. merry gentlemen Ide^ly loeatod—eonvenieat aad Hare take* great personal prlds SPECIAL PRICES and A l Salmonds pastime with Unit- to* ankl* Oavello apralned In prac- popp and Powers tied th* scora a t ^ I,eo von Skrbenski-Hrifltc. stration, at your convenience. two games long moat of the g»mea 1 Farr, r f 9-all with a frea ‘T b u Uasha I M nothing you dismay! away friMn the bosy tbnroogb In ths business he baa established 2-4 ed Aircraft, three-times champion tice earlier In tha week. With a two- Archbiflhon Of Olomouc. Also on display at the used car Systematic aavings, during pro-Rissoclatlon has assisted many peo- Pontlu 6 ...... 11.95 they have won this season were close Itemamber Christ Our Saviour faro. Distinotive Service— Mod- and maintained over a period of EAGLES 1URN BACK and current leader of the circuit week layoff until Weet Hartford sent Mlddletownl ahead with a Was bora on Christmas Day Moravia. Was Once A Soldier lot, adjoining the recently opened ductlve jyears. means security, U pie to financial independence. They years. He assures you of the most PonttftC 8 •••••••«••• eSdeSO and have been wron the hard wray. 7 4-7 18 tricky overhead flip but Htow«iri tiad ora Facllltlos. welcome the opportunity to explain Coach Johnny Falkosld stlU be- Thomaston Again, 35-27 cornea her* on January 6, last s*a- gas station, you will find an array you have been wise In your choice tblnga up again with a MMrt toaa < To gave ns all from Satan's power modern and up-to-date equipment Score at half. Eagles 9-8. Referees, WhUe Manchester High was son's aU-*tato guard aad aU-N*w of used cart, which are sold guar- their services to you. Invite you to This speciBl hM taass___ , ___ lieves that hla team wrill make a Whan wa warn gone astray. Troppau, Germany, Dec. 24 _ of Investments. Savings, poten- to. usure you of safe and thorough Busky-TsnkowskL struggling to overcome a atubborn England center ehould have plenty u d Davis sent Muebaotar to tha. Q tidings of comfort and joy! AMKULANCE SERVICE anteed to be os represented. call and talk over your financial ear InbHcatlon rhanga o f emak- comeback and will again show the ROCKVILLE. 22-18 Greennen Chalk Up Fifth TWO LARGE BASS the tojliry. vad*rs u d Manchester led IS-U at as well as automobile accessories once that goal baa been reached. ance and a thorough knowledge of the best grade obtainable. Gtepense P- Meriden High's hapless cagers . . His absence teat night hed it* ef- In point of service In the Roman 175 Center St. Phone .TOfiO are carried at this address, at 60 When you learn from personal ex- has not been spared. Inferior pro- certainly wrill be a fine Ume to start 0 Burke, If ...... the half. From Ood our Haavanly Father Catholic hierarchy, died today. He the financial situation. that comeback. beaten only by Manchester this sea- Dallas—A P )—J. E. Hamm of fect on Mancheeter’* play, and It Wells street. You are invited by perience your savings are secure Twice a year, during April and thicta ere not even considered, ma- Champs Enter 3-Way Tie 1 Sommers, rf ...... Straight Triomph As Mos- The regulars returned after to- A hlesoed angal came was 75 years old. C O LE M O T O RS Have Edge In Serlea son, the Men o f Monahan had no Debtson was seated In a blind at wae all bad. Th* Clarkemen bat- the management to drive in and dis- and pay a real dividend, the Incen- October, new Issues of stock are terials and methods must be of the •l-M O ek tarS t. TM.S4SF 0 M. Rubaeba, c ...... ( trouble in piling up a 40-27 margin v>a.erloo Lake wondering why tled determinedly aU tha way but termisslon and tha Rad and White And unto certain shepherds Cardinal Von Skrbenskt, scion of Theee teame have met four times cover for yourself the aid No-Nox- tive to continue In your systematic Issued. Plan now to be able to highest standards to satisfy Hr. 2 A. Rubacha, rg •... as Otto "COM" Winters, high scor- the ducks wouldn’t come In when boopstera slowly b e g u to pUe up a brought an old baronial family, was conse- In ths past two seasons with tha For Y Senbr Lead With kiewiaAnd Tracy Lead their play lacked the amootbneaa, Ethyl will mean to you. Today's savings reaches a new all time high. teke advantage of thte safe and Hare, In the performance o f the 0 Mike Rubacha, Ig .. i ing forward who was stopped cold he saw a commotion In the shal- falr-*ised lead u they flashed their Tldlnga of the aame— crated a bishop In 1899 and was P A ’S holding a wlda edge In the enappiaeoa aad fire dteplayed with high compression motors demand a The Manchester Building A Loan aure method of providing adequate- necessary operations to render safe 6 8. Grysb, I g ...... | by Jimmy Murph}r’a fine guarding low water nearby. best baaketbaU o f the evaataff. Mid- How that In Bethlehem was horn made a cardinal in 1001 when he Association, located at 955 Main series. Ths locsls have three wrins QavGlo In the lineup. Bhran Blaneh- high type of gas and oil and the ly for the security you hope to at- and efficient care to 3rour clothes in the local tilt tallied eight times He discovered a 18-Inch bteek dletown waa held to a oolttary twto. The Son of Ood by name. was only 88. the youngest at the street, in this city, was established wrhlte Hartford holds one. Every Losers And SL Johis. Onslaught; To Play Two I ard and Maurice CorrenU tried to time. correct lubrication. tain. and return them to you In the condi- YVhat Does YOUR Hone S-10 37 from the floor bass was trying to swallow a IS- pointer, a long pop by Gatoen, u O tidings of comfort and Joy! in business here In 1891. Forty- game has proven to be a thriller and fill hie ehoce but found the taak too Oomfoei and Joy! He had been an Invalid since suf- A telephone call to 6874 or 3925 The advantage of owning your tion you have a right to expect. NEED? ------Inch brother. The larger fish big and tha Clarkemen never could Oole aad Squatrito put Muntieolir will contact you with the Riley .seven years of continuous service home is the hope and dream of Ten well trained and thoroughly Judging from theee past games, Sun- Games Nexf Week. ^ on the long end o f a 21-14 aoora O Udings of comfort and Joy! fering Injuries In an automobile ac- COAL - COKE Is their recommendation for your Tke Eaglaa, defending champions Manchester tightened Its hold on' was too busy to notice Hamm get together as a unit. Chevrolet Co., Inc., to arrange for everyone. The Intricate methods responsible employees are on hand A day’s tut should be replete wriUi 0 F, VltUr. rg .. at the three-quarter point, cident in 1920 that left him a cripple consideration. This is a stock o f the TM CA Senior League, con- first place In the CXJIL end second- approach. Poor Brood Of Play RANGE AND FUEL OILS any services, or to make an ap- of financing such a procedure seem to assure you of quality service at thrills from start to finish with the 1 J. DeMlnlco, If AOCSTB FI DELES and forced his retirement. He had company owned exclusively by the NEW ' place Bristol seems to be ths only He carried them to shore, and Both teams checked closely and lavader* la RaBy pointment for a demonstration. difficult to the Inex^rienced mind. moderate costs. margin of victory for either team tinued their sensational comeback 1 Modean, c .... Ellsworth High o f South Windsor "Adeata Fldelea", or as wa per- not set foot in the Vatican In almo.na. Betty Oenoveae, Faith Stev- Johnson fort. To pay a fitting final tribute I Is tbs iO B gof Israel; ask you to compare Uiis return with i s t ^ Herman to the memory of a loved one. u the T. P. A IT K IN CO. ------we. am.aMUD DJ OOMra. wisfrasral, Heisn Demko and June Poin t Co m p an y duty and prlTlIege of the relatives AUeys in Tip Top. Condition GLENNEY’S 17 WeBs •W IM tM - . 1W.MM leJI behind. The aervlcea should he Buildings & Loan Association 789Mhm8tr«9t haM ttn a a ftlB g wittihli.Q IW . Batum i SWI ■?T This is b o w __ flnt put the ban la play la tha Upe: Bow iiB Wyatt. Bob------■iV ■ -• f^*wewr'- *fi frTV

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vmVa SENSE and N O N SEN SE OOvSt MtRy OV toNCE .TOO - TWftVi’ . ?EACtTO\. T o t-ife a V f ? A«6 CAQuatMAS CMROS OOE^KYT, am lax - ...... JAW r ______. (And now, on behalf of everybody AM ^VLCf -ANO tMtotOy-AMO X Landlord (to motorist who had VXli—AKIO 6»« 8«ioH - aad everything, permit ue to wish been oxrried into his inn after an >VM>Py J Moeooy Atvox mao ax you— automobile accident)—Tea, sir, you VOU .Vf'AW i’T GO(T( — V50■ ^ - Q n5AVa )V(. OOMlVi' MOVING—TRUCKING ; A RIOHT MERRY CHRUTMAJB! had a very bad smash, but I man- LOST—A BLACK AND white STORAGE 20 •fed to brlaf.you to. TWAK (T \3MAtoitHOtoa*i SprliifSr Spaniel dor, In vldnlty of ' Pathetic figures today; men and Motorist—I don’t remember. Do 7^ avi—• AUSTIN A CHAMB1CK8 wha* you wood, cut oue ROOM women hurrying through the stores Mancheeter Oreen. Finder pleaae •ny length, 34JW i-xl atngla houaaa. alao two family oau 3T0U mind bringing jne two moM? want the beat la Local ana Lpna cord load. Call 8893, Leonard L. f buying presents for people who un- can Harry Biaaell. Tel. 3197. Re- Olatanco Moving. Hally BapraM In excellent locattona. Apply Ed- DAILY PATTERN ward QigUo. Getchell Ruling h Voted espeetedly sent them Christmas READ rr OR NOT— Hartford, Uancheotar, Koeirvuie ward J. HoU. Telephona Manchea- CAROL DAY prssents. ter 4643 or 8035. I The obiMrvahce Of Cihristmes was Phone 6360. 68 HoUiatar atreet ONE HALF CORD four foot aea- : forbidden by law in Amerloa for 22 •uned wood, aawed stove length ~ WWW..,* ***• MAW y v w w s f c R s tyleL j r ie Leading Oddity In Sporty .■i The shortest day of the year, AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 b & litM# Fw ^Ip MmmaSA llta^ A4.4—___ I lyeaM (from 1659 to 1681) beoauw 35.00 delivered. L. T. Wood Uto. LEGAL NOTICES X UtUe frock made Uke this new from the pocketbook standpoint. Is the Puritan fathSM ballaved It wi 1934 FORD COACH, |16S; 1934 Ply- PAIOT1NG—PAPERING 21 Phone 4486. 8885 Even without December 24. I a pagan custom. mouth coach. 3190; 1931 Ford Vic- the bolero. It's a darling, ahlired all By HERBERT W. BARKER PROPERTY OWNERS -AttenOon. .,•*2 *• COURT or PROBATE HELD .when Kromer first fumbled the Im II toria ooupe, 380; 1930 Ford coach, et Nancheeter, within and for tha waist and very ripply and New York, Dec. .9— (A P ) - J t* n Tb* tired business man rushed in- 36.05 repapera room, ceUlng paper- district o f Mancheeter, on th* 24tb Mcover^ it on the & e w d 385. No down paymenta. Cole GARDEN-FARM— full below. The puded sleeves are (wrong down) Getchell. of Mlnnea- lo hia favorite restaurant to get a ed or kalaomlned. Material, labor day of December. A. D., leiR polls, wlM the doubtful honor of losing a stride; two f Motora—8483. DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 very to go with the fullness of tm ichdo'^ In three minutes in' a (|uick lunch. He ordered sausages, DD) YOU KNOW T H A T - complete. Inalde, outalde painting. Judge**"* 8. UYD E, Eeq., AfRJ tha bodice la finished f? “ ,V**»**ttog sports’ outstanding ta -h * oddity during 1938. high school game at Paducah, Ky B ^ u se they could be cooked quick- fl 1938 NASH SEDAN; 1936 Ply- Large aavlnga. Work guaranteed FOR SALE-YELLOW Globe tur- „,t^**‘* ®t Anthony BroiowskI late with a amall turnover collar. ly. He was served In a short time Phone 3093. nlpa 50c bushel at farm, 60c de ^t'hhheeter In said dletrlct, deceas- »nd an Incident iy a high imool mouth aedan; 1934 Ford aedan; Tho bolero la quits IrrcMiatibla— *a***** tongue—he pme at ChUHcothe. 0„ whw « •ad had Just started to work on Locust trees 4,000 yearo old grow | 1933 Chevrolet aedan deluxe: 1933 llvered. Jamea Robtnaon, 167 High' brlaf In tha back and flnlabad xald third down when he should in the Waft Indlea. | T o o n e r v i l l e F o l k s land atreet. Tel. 8070. Opon application o f Auguet Bro- f o ^ r o psM was intercepted by a tka flrat sausage when he discover By Fontoine FOx Dodge 3-4 panel. Meaaler Naab, 10 ■owekl, Administrator, praying for with polnu in the front It lacea M k* fourth—not only aided defensive player who, after runninc •d that It contained a piece of au' ’Thp planet Venua la eooUnuoualy| Henderaon Re d. Telephone 7208 R E P A IR IN G 23 authority to compromlee a certain tfoira the front la true peasant Notre Dame to whip Carnegie Tech a few stei^ passed laterally toward , .taUUobtle tire. He called a waiter shrouded In ftof. doubtful and dleputed claim a"i:5l!lit fa a h l^ Make It either la contrast •tot also gained recognition as the Lake Superior la the laigaet freak ROOFING AND Siding our special- HOUSEHOLD GOODS* 51 nM* Company as per ap- a teammate only to see the original and demanded an expIanaUon. The plication on nie. It li or aU la ona color and fabric, and »«w t freakish Incident from forward passer come up fast to in- . waiter, well trained, had a ready water lake la the world. OUR BOARDING HOUSE ty. Workmanship guarantaad. Tima « • 70 sports editoM participating Sparrow hawlu are more fond of | paymanU arranged. Painting and iro*NITUBE FOE XMAM OitDEUED:—That th* foregolna uae vMvetam,. plaid, wool crepe, or terce^ the lateral and'^run for a anawer. "Yes. sir,” he said in his rombtaaOonm it wUl be a ^ t In to the Associated Proas’ eighth an* touchdown. " graaahoppeM then of sparrows. Manchester carpentry. A. A. Dion, Inc. gl Wella ON EASY TERMS • I in# f*roo#t# Ofltlc# In MnnehEstAP euaveat tones, "we are proud to ■OAD, LAD^ W M ATA ^ y not make the whole family eottoB school prtata^ too. nual poIL All tedd 38 sports aditoM danmnstrate our progreas. It’s Just Wheat la aueoasafully grown a ll VBHj I'LL BET TH’ WOfRLO street. Phone 4860. In said District, on the list day « f nominated the OetcheU incident and “ *® ®^®*‘ oddlUeo men- altltudee of 10,000 feet. W| Ereninfi: Herald happy for Xmas and buy aomethlng December. A. D.. 193*. at 1 o’clock In d *■ <>aalgned for atsasno other sporU oddity came even .. •’®y-'o»tod Gabby . •ttother example of tho motor car OOlMCIOSKiCB THA*T TH E th# forenoon, and that botlce be Hartoett ateallng home for tha The saxophone Is named fori CAW HAADLy WAIT *TD SEI useful for the home, such aa a room 4, 8 ,8 a M 10 jwan. Slse 6 requires ClOM. ••• n ■' MpUclng the horao.” VULCtlOe IS THE WAOXL Ctof/ OP 21-8 yards oT S9-laeh materlil for wtonl^ run against the Phillies’ Adolphe fax, tta lavantor. WHAT SOU'VB BROOfiHT CLASSIFIED DOGS— BIRDS—PETS--4I outfit T Our selection of bedroom, I? ‘ he pendency o f eald appli- Sooro A fter Btlstaka ' dining room and living room suites cation and the time and place of Ray Ainsley taking 19 strokes oi^ The Chiintmaa Spirit SO MANjy OPEAT AWD STLlPEAlDCXJS ADVERTISEMENTS CANARIglS FOR 8AL31— Large toferee made his POWW TH ' CHIMWVy T O la something worth while seeing bearing tbereoii. by publlaliing # copy y a ^ braid or rtbboa and 1 yard one hole In the national open golf When I grow old ' IPBAS THAfT HA^/B SHAPBD THB selection, guaranteed alngera. (Jet rsmous decision on OcL 33. Car- championship; the peculiar e i^ tio n BTUFP iM rrs Connt a il Bveraa* word* to a line. —Aa long aa 18 months to pay. 'h newepaper bav. of lacing cord. The waist contrast ^ grant that every child youra for Xmas. R. Orlmley, 174 1 * ‘ Ion In eald dletrlct, at negie and Notre Dame were locked to which Solly Krleger we-*^ — •- OXJRse OP AdAw/BuR.R.I^pj iDitiRli. number* and abliravlatlona —Free delivery. Free atorage. J"* % yards of 86 or 39 Will feel the youthful texture of my HBV/arnhNP back msib« •acb count as a word and compound Cooper atreet. Phone 7131. least Bve days before the day of sold to • ncoMleas draw in the fourth win IJ.B.A. recognition as • ST A M P N EW S —No paymenta l i unemployed. hearing, to appear If they eea ca^ee toch M rie, tha bolero and aUrt ACK-*. KAp K o ,. K o WP -F * word* aa two worda Minimum c o il la 1% yards. ?h!r*ih2n had possession ol weight champion, and FTed * G O T H A T R » D price 6 t three llnea CANARDCS FOR SALE—Gurana- —No paymeriU In case of Illness “* ‘ .IT® • '"* he heard ^11 mt turn away from me Line rale* per day for tranelent came east to earn New Yoa i-^m a shade or shrunken vine, 'p o * coinmdmorate the visit to AWD wow 1 filVB BIRTH TO ana, teed singers. Norman Jones. 31 —Deliveries made Xmaa Eve. thll i^ur *"** fall and IVINTER Fri^s^er (^rneglo quarterback, recogniUon for the same t l •CHWQZiUi OP uked OetcheU what down It was ’ grow old. Canada next summer ot the K PBMAAKABLB iMVXN'noW THOSB K **«M »* March IT, lasT Eldrldga street LIVINO room SUITES WILLIAM a HYDE PATTERN BOOK, 33 pages of at- Harvard polo pony kicking®^ British aoveroigns, the Dominion MXJRS WIU. . _ Caeb rbara* ...... 389.50 up Judge. tractive designs for every slae and « ‘tSblSi*?*'’ “ ** •^••dlnnd- p M that won the Intereoll 1 grow old will issue e special sat of postage nWAT WILL SUCCOTK HUMAN- ®TOM A W D J Coneecutir* Uaya ..I 7 ctai » el* CANARIES 34.98-3.5.98. Select one 3 Pc. Tapestry Seta...... 346.76 up every occ^on la now ready. Photo- er ^ l e d for a M n in g play which indoor UUe for Yale; the perfL, A CRIMSON I Mneecutiv* Oaya ..I » et*| tl ot* for a Christmas gift. Cagas and ac- g ip t that T may have aeme stamps and mint a Canadian sti- nV POWW TWROUtSM THS Pc. Mohair S e ta ...... 359.50 up .»■*« pr o b at e held ^ ^ b a dreaaaa made from 4hl!r*a*®. down. OetcheU J one-armed bowler; tbel task ver dollar. King George Vl has OLOW TO * ...... I •' *'•' '* ceaaoiiea. Next door to Larrabee's tteee pattema being w on; x fee then declared It had^ been teurth AeES'*A.(tA colossal/ HAVB U r _tT. . ®™**' fot Irreauler Inerrtlune BEDROOM SUITES DlelHri* * “ '*"* ■"'l for the Gottfried Tonj already approved the designs for , th' to p win be ebaraed at lb* on* time rata Barber Shop. 17 Pitkin atreet. Tele- Ulitrici of Manchestei, on the luh Which must be done or some one Pc. Walnut S eta...... 336.60 up aay of Decembtir. A. itiau *^t the charm Cnmia by Nazi authorities. ‘ fare the worse. the stamps. Prime Minister UP*WS____ ®P*4Slal ^ralaa for lo n f term avarj phone 7635 4 Pc. Modem S eta...... 344.36 up tog designs In this new book help One contrlbt)tor nominated: i OF TH' 4ar advertlalna given..»w e* eap'waaupon requeiL*t w t g u v a b Jud",c**"* “ • Eeq,. roored tte only touchdown of the That In some comer of the earth Mackenzie King has announced. UK6 A Adt ordsrsd bsfor^7 **------4 Pc. Mahogany S e U ___ 350.50 up *? One pattern Almort any ruling by the N e w ' * * * tr ee/ or* the third or drib Estate of Alice Puller of Manches- game three plays later. Had Fried- BOnie one will need my hand « " l» fof lb* so- DININO ROOM SUITES and the new FaU and Winter Pat- Tork state athletic commission.** When I grow old. UBHf/ ' “Ol pumber of Ihne* the ad appear- UVE STOCK— OI»‘ rlct, IncepabA. “ '•torth down, he FiMt-4lay salat ot tho Thoodoro - Pc. Modem Seta ...... 358.70 up having e'aiilhited tOT Book—35 cenU. Pattern or Roosevelt aad Taft atampe ef the * 4 eharsina at the rata earned but book a Ioiio-—15 contSe ^ u b t e d ly would have klckM •Dd and I ^ 0« no allowance or refund* can be mad* • vehicle;s 42 8 Pc. Walnut S e U ...... 368.00 up her ttiial account with aaiu e iia t* to Cxniegleg only defeat of the — We do not who who wrote th M new U. S. regular series totaled this Court lor allowance, it la For a PATTERN of thla attrac- verses, but we heve a fealiag that artb'da * "** *** •'*’’’*’•6 aflor »b* Seta...... 387.60up UllUEUED:—Ihal the list day o t non might have been avoided $20,120 end 331JM rospeotlvaty. WE WILL SEND A ’ COURTEHY *" COIN. ySU^ thay express something that la In Issuance of thaeo two valuae com- eold* forbid*’'; dieplay line* not FOR SALE--RABBITS, Uve or Ueceinher. A. D„ laja. at 9 b cloc k - ELECTRCKNOFLA AUTO” FOR YOU—NO Piuhatu Ofllcc, III ^ODRESS, STYLE NUM- *'***'■ ^ tha mind of every ont who la old drea ed. Inquire 5 Edgerton Place. plated the 1931 U. 8. phlUtoUe OBLIGATION eald Maiichestei, he and the suioe u M R and SIZE to THE HERALD enough to have chUdran. progrom. ^ reeponelbl* ussigned lor a licuiing on the allow- the No. 3 oddity of the year, fol- for Bora than ona Incorrect Ineertlon Just phone or write ua. We will call XI°CAY'8 PATTERN BUREAU, 11 . Christmaa is the perfaot axpron. * * * Of any advartleement ordered for unco oI eald accounl win, ,aid eetaU TALL CEDARS HEAD ■dn of the dreams, fancies and ■tor# than un* time. POULTRY AND for you anytime you say to bring and tlila Court d iiecie tiiu Coneorva- ^TTOUNO pl a c e , BRO O KLYN ^ b y V ^ n U MlUtary and V l i M Newest naUon to eommemorato you to the store and take you back irla to glvu public notice lo all oer- tenderness that lurk In all of us, The Inadverieni omteeion of Incor- e- *>«tweenaFvt,wvca OUUI-Wan- I ~ the ISOth annlvorsery <4 tho U. # —edvortlelna will bo SUPPLIES 43 eone InlorcaUd llieiein to appeal and though we may be bald, toothlesa home again. Please remember you be heaid Itieruun by publiebing a copy ley Hack and BUl * Ck>naUtutton is Panama. Panama roclllled only by cancollallon of the are under no obligation whataoever dinky Infield roller and gouty. At least on this day, the shortly will lesua two aeto, five ® . r f * " “ ^e for lb* aervic* rendered. NATTVE turkeys heavy roast- ol till* order III aoino iiewapapor Hav- tafdeat and the meaneet of us aro for this service even U you do not ing a cticulallon In eald Oiatilet. live Mm . Eugenia Merrer, 138 School regular valuta and dvo airmaU. 1 1 ers. fowls and broilers. Allen, 37 WorldI S Series, .”^|**“**^* coating **7 Mb . . . . . - * I'^ '* * '"* ? '* oonforni buy. duia beloie eald day ol licunng and s^et. Mm . Herman Hill, n o South ■oftened and sweetened. typo»rapby with Doane street telephone 7618. th! •»»>tod li Produced in mulU-ooler in ritooto iclu rii iiiaku to ihi# Court. DEAD IN BLAST Main street. Mm . Earl Wheeler. 347 •ometimes we think that Cfiirlat- of 25, the ttompe feature a center A —L-- B—E—R—T—8 WlieClAM P’erebee’B Mries !Jh , ‘ho riaht to Oakland ati^t* ^ sold marathons and tha grim er Officers Cbosea At As- ■na means iQore to parents aad with two ovela, thet to the left U 5 fh ^ *'o o or reject any copy eon- FOR SALE—NATIVE milk fed tur- Main Store—Waterbury grandparents than to the children. “ hJoctlonebl*. keya. Joe Sebaub, 183 Hlllstown All Stores Open Every Eve. 'Til ll-13-34-3». Judge. Blrto: Today, a eon to Mr. and showing the ruins ot the Cathe- A9 the------yeaMwgre pile w w up, *aaa’ we find tha--- H«UR8-CI«»*in*d ado road. Manchester. Tei. 4678. XMAS OF AIR BOMBER Mm . Fred Luck. Gilead road, Bol- atMtton, White Sox pitcher, a lex Rial Meeting Of Lodge. dMl Tower ef oM Panama and ton. — ince of harainess In very simple that to the right showing the Stat- celjed by It o clock Bonn; Sainrdnye ' “ ™to*>*d ItF fuU vh m things. The femlly gathering, (he Discharged today: Mrs. Margaret of oddities, including the vlctorlM ue otUborty. At the extreme left Duke ^ d Notre Dame scored over enohange of presents, the shouts of is the flag of Panama and at tho ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND MAY BE NINE Smith, Cottage street. Miss Cath- ^toderick C, Knofls was elected laughter of young and old—these TELEPHONE YOUR H tt and Minnesota although each APPLIANCES—RADIO 49 TOOLS ABOUT TOWN erine Quinn, 30 Locust atreet, Mrs. w d installed as Grand TaU O dar of are among the priceless Joys thet extreme right the United Stotes _ M 6 R I^ John Wilson and Infant son, 196 d M both in their natural red, WANT ADS (OontlDuMl from Page Ona.) Temple’s Nutmeg Forest of the Tall Cedars Christmas brings. CHRisTMAtt RADIO BARGAINS—Several ra- IF YOU AHR UjOKING for a North Main atreet, Mrs. Fred Islelb So, to all we extend heM Wiaheo whito and IMue. The airman set Bids opened by the .State liigh !e ••’* annual meeting In addition cairiee a ptone at toe poaaeased table and console models trnclor see us. Wc h.ive many way Depurlmuul loilay lor eon- exploded before It hit the ground, and infant son, East Hampton, Mra !ft lr Clara of the P o ^ t at the Maaonlc Tem- for a Merry Chrlatmes! May evonr “TO A U - YM —Phllco. Zenetb and Admiral, » » Bo although there Is some uncertainty.” John Linnell and infant daughter 76 after Gu* Dorals, Detroit coach bad top. mske.'T and types to offer. Dublin striietion of road* and bridges in the Pj,* ’toit night. He succeeded Ray Milld feel toe youthful texture ef a a a s*;cr8?, ' ' *. ?j i *T" £®g to 369.86. Brunner's. Phone 6191 Trartur C<,.. I'rovidcnce HU., Wllll- «tiit<' tiiider I’WA showed that the Blaze.* among the burning wreck- Oak atreet. ’ soul! May you find tha oppor> '* «>•"> •' ‘V. bus* Open until 9 p. m. mantlc C. L. Hale Conslruetion Company ol age attracted crowds from miles Census; Fifty-two patlenU. v‘^ t * . P°int eliminated; ty to increase someone’s happt- Savon denominations, ranging In S i r or before the eeventh around. A rainstorm drenched the 5hio“8uTe'sXtbK‘".\rS^e”on'ui I R ilSs?' C value from 1 cent to 31. win be sum < HY SMITH ^ foUowIna the Brsi Insertion ef Manchester was the lowest bidder name*. T w o o f a K i n d for the construction of 0840 feet of issued early in 1939 Penema By JOHN C* TFRRY b Si TM •"* CHAMUK State’s feat in scoring two toiich- to merit the tSth anniversary ot ooRocled. Ne reepiinsi- WANTED— ROOIVI.*^ bituminous nmendam roadway on elected were; Rich* Me—Do you know what *knee a » zLVito far errnin in Islephoned ads PUBUC RECORDS totoutea to Ue Men' la In a car? too twilrting of tha Panama Canal. • “« toelr aoenraey BOARD 92 the Naugatuck-Prospeet road with ••’* "Heavenly •annet ke guaranleed —’vuracy a bid of $114.002. P'or the construc- HOSPI TAL NOTES She—I do! And don’t you try It! 55^ ^ • »P«ate at l^rtmouth: Jack uf_i Clarence ChamberJ dsaign. Very lOcely the hlstoiy ef [ small AMERICAN FAMILY de- tion of a bridge in I’lalnlleld, over WarMntoe ^d’s-theft” of thebaUaAd M- INDEX OF sires to rent room for light house- the Moomip River, tho A. I. .Savin According to a warrantee deed ysrd run for touchdown in Neb Emil H. Miller, scribe; J. Elmer El- The yesM peaa quickly enough (nnsportatlon eeroas the isthmus Admitted yestenlay; Mig* Grace win be portrayed, including the CLASSIFICATIONS keeping In IJneolu Heliool uirtrlcL Con.qtriK'tlon Company of Eu.st i^ ’onled today by the Town aerk. raska a game with Minnesota. liott, treasurer; Ray S Wni-ren but happUy we do not get old quite I EMERGENCY AddrcHs Box X, HeniUl. I artfor,J, biilldei.i of ‘Eimi i.’enter Siiydei. Willlmpiitie, Mis* Isabel James J. Wright et als have con- Other Grid Freaks Tan cedar. t r K ; aa fast aa tha family autanohUa. moving 4>f the endent InM gold, street, were the low bidder.* with a /urowthas, 309 1-2 Spruce street, i veyed to Ernest C. Bartley et ux •^tole, preceptor; John the trdc of the "Forty-Niners*^ SSJleiirot;'**-...... kicking on CUUornto by way of Panama, and ***6aaaee«»o bguro of 3172,818. James Corey, Putnam. Rutledge llemlock--- - street property for a con- fourto down with one foot to to and Wllkiiuwn, guide; Wilbert Hadden. Don't forget to hang a toy bal- slderatlonRinPT*fif Inn indicatedIn/4l9v«e99#v3 ^3 000 b finally the opening of the canal Desfhe*** ...... I i APAimiENT.S. FLATS Smith, 41 Kdmomls street. ‘^thelr Larson, sentinel; loon on the CTiristmaa tree for dad- ^ r d ol Thank...... CAUS stamps. Thomas B r o ^ chief ranger; Edwin dy. It will help him Irotp up la the itself, Aug. IS. 1914. T E N E M E N T S ’e.i The P:2ft train golnfj cnat thin Discharged yesterday: Theclore game, Occidental using two centers IM iiam ortiRi Permit Ogrom, band leader; WiUlam -M. air. • • a Lost and Found ;n*>|ninK h.'ul an extra coach at Marks, 216 School street, .Mi.ss Doro- agMnst CoIoMdo CTolIege and both FOB KKNT-FOUH KOO.M apart- tachcij. hut all were lillcd and there thy McKee. 100 .Spruce street. Mrs Permit for erection of a storage scoring touchdowrns; the "twelfth Anoeraon, tldonlan: wiiHam . •‘" “ P6 may be Announcements •shed on Bidwell street has been Rsy Norris, audltoli!^’. ebtalnad for tem thut taco today m Personals ...... ment. Midlands Call mil or were several landing when the »7ruee Ames, 1.38 Main street Mrs. X»vler-ProSce With this, our only means of eoo- P O LICE b333. Arthur B'ullcr, 427 Highland street, iMucvl to Andrew Ansaldi and Frank game, Paul Kromer’a 46-yard punt Befreshments were served after ' tact with the thousands of roadara, hMuea NaxI ratugeae are putting AatonsMIes train reached .\Iaiu hesler. The Plano. ^ elwtion and Installation and a toem on (oraign markets to save Automubllaa lor gal* ...... mimher that Ixvarded the train at return for Michigan jgalnst Penn :w e wish you individually a Merry Aatomnbllse for Exrbrrns I for KENT—FIVE ROOM tt&t, social time was held. -jo Christmaa and a Happy New Tear. totne^toelr money, which would Auto .tcccevorlet—Tire* .. 4343 with garage, on North .Main street, te offierwtae eonflsceted. Auto lirpaliing—Palming . ■'irger than usual. Arrangements —THE OOLu MNIST. Auto Hrhoo'n steam heat fiirnikhed. All Improve- (Coprrlshl. itll. NBA Serrlee. Ina.) Aqtiv*— milp by T iii’ck ment*. Iiiipiire North End I'ark- ‘Y'ro ma.10 after the Irnln rea.mis Autoe— For Ulr* ...... [ ago Hlore. Telephone CIllO. am he.ster to have extra cache., ‘'•regee—Snrvlcivt-Storeg* FIRE loiieh- Mntoroyelet— Bicycle* . FOR K E N T-6 ROOM flrHr~floor ed V\ lllimaiitlc. FLAPPER FA N NY By .Sylvia F R E C ' K L E S A N D H I S F R I E N D S B y B l o s s e r I r Wanted Au»oe— .Moiorcyole* . . . . „ I SOUTH fiat with garage. 17 Starkwrathor '«oro.i*MsvnuenvieaMe. T.M.*ee.«.a*eT.ew W A S H I N G T O N T i r B B S P~»'’«l“»el Sernree B y ( ' r a n e O U T O I t R W A V Iluelnee* S erviei, onfered ... atreet. Inquire 713 No. Main street. Clenncnt J. Pontlllo, recently elect- B v W i l l i a m a Housihold .Services Offered 4321 Bucki.'uid. <’d Justice of the pence today quall- '’member kinxA/ Biiliatnc •“^onirocttriK hfd for office at the town hall BOV, \AJE tba r OUR ^ Klorlele— .Viirierlee ...... NORTH be Funeral Dlicoiir* ...... fore Town Clerk Samuel J Turk PAW# MIS STui^a lUJSINE.SS I.OCATIONS Inglon. Healing— nm.ibli.g—Roofing";." ub& al l v no w and 5432 FOR RENT 64 Mlllln«ry_l>rsfttmakInV !!!'* H S 'L L Rh.V U S B A C K al l the OfMftP PuM c PansenKar 8prvlca ...... I RENT—STORE, corner of El Pulntlna— pRppriritf dridge and Spruce streeta. Tele- DOua>M ME O W Ift ProfatRiunat ServU-wa ...... A M BULA N CE phone 7871. BiPor^E ME Rauairint ...... /,]**** Ta!lorln^K-.DyPin«^iiininf of a*.*nult by giving his wife s Af^ OF THIS T^llat Good* RDd dprvicR . . (DOUGAN) bla^k eye. The wife appeared In WRntPd— Ot)*fnpBs 8ervlea ,, LE<;AL NO'l'It'LS ” ^***e»a driving case 5630 against John C. Collins. 36. of And- MAH ‘ HAH,» Couraei *giuj ciiBiPt .... 1 ^ r i t O I I A T K H K I . D ■It Menchrel.r vviibln and for the over. was continued to January 6. U .'Ic * ,n ,'""^ ““ “’'’...... (HOLLORAN) . 28- lilLJ ef'iv” ^ .Munrhe.vtrr. nn the Itih Musical-Dramatic ...... I (lay of Docoinlirr. A. i> 1!#38 Chester A^ S h i^ . first trumpet- ^ anted— Instr»ictIons **ee#**ea 3060 Judg'e’ * " ' s ' h VOK, Eeq.. „ . Plaoaelal b^d. Washington, D. C„ will arrive Honda—Stocks—.MorlKege* .. (QUISH) I,, l-»‘a‘* of Sophie Haddock late of at his home tomorrow morning for Builnaev OppoMunitlee l^d* "**'*'^’ *•'“ District, deceaa- Mnnev lo txven a tnree day furlough. (mester will 4340 Thome* J. Haddock play with the band at Christmas eve u i„ ... “ ®'.' silnerion* ••anted'— F'emal# *dmlnl»tr«tor se^lces In Washington tonight and *1* month* from • Help Wanted -M aU ...... I ina ZfTfrUm.v of Decetntier. A. D, will leave for his home here late to- Saienmm Wm t*d /e !*!!!*** * H OSPIT AL j>a and the aama are limited and al. nig^ht. Feniai#.'.’ I f ^canta W tntsd # creditor# within which I to bring In their rielme agalnet said ^ituatlunp ^'«r,:ed— Famala * * *** 2« The Christmas service at the S'ft'uatlcns W .m «d -.M a U ll 5131 I estate, and the said administrator Is South Methodist church tomorrow rmplnymem Aifenrle* 40 directed to give public nolle* to the ‘'J’oii"”'® .J® oleimt morning at 7 o’clock will be held In ailhln said time uMowed by pontinK the main auditorium of the church. oI.g.lBl’rdTl'peT'’”- " " - I 4-copy of (hie order on the puhllc Mlse Ann Strickland will be at the l ive Slock—Vehiclei ...... I, W A TER DEPT. 8l»n pott nearest to the ptaca where Pnultrr end ...... J! j the deceaaed last dwelt within aald organ add the pastor w1U bring a W .n le d - P , „ _ PoultVyllstoVk II I town and by publlahinc tha aama In brief message. tH , P'*r Mlkrrlleeeoae laome newapaper having a circulation Article* kor Sale ...... 3077 |m aald probate district. YLlthIn tan Loeie and Acreesorlea (AffarSP. M.) days from the date of this order, and 1F?*P**’ tocond claas man Building Materiel. Jf [return make to this court of the no» at West Point, and WUllam R I * Diamond*-Weichee—j.w .rrV "* ei I tica fflven. Knapp, a freahman at Harvard, are Redio:: 49 7868 WILLIAM 8. HYDEItdb *•>* Christmas vacation Judge. I with their parents. Dr. and I H - ll- t 4 - ll. M m . ’Xlmlfemen of Ih, junj trur cantul ta m in lta I Hud •woouo't a Robert Knapp, of South Main street M A N C H ESTER the defeiiduit instneP W ATER CO* LJ'v K..;"l.VbVst^o?*“r"'*"‘ ‘J MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Wesring Apperel—Fniv...... J5 Wanted— To Buy il Taking No Chancea .If 4l _ ' ...... Sanaa il 5974 **•“ *■■ * ^ r ® “ Me«*l*—Meeorf* By THOMPSON AND COLL ^ I ■ T wait — __ Reelearaaf* I WILL TELL M3U WHAT PEOPLE] _h- the sco o p Rooms Without Board me cr^wiuiApi^ Botrdera Wented ...... , ** nri^L BESaf e td lrtiw ALLEY OOP Cosntry Board—Raaorta...... G AS C O . TMatl- AFTER I’VE TALKED fr AMD JUST TO Aa AKE Suo p R.&V.P. H o u i a i - R ..u a r / s i r j? \^TIMC 1QMORgOW.» ,-----T—J TO GUV VIPEEO ______By HAMIJN Waatad— Rooms—Board -IVtOUlAHO- . _ *•«■«# For Meat «> O N f t ! Agartgaenia. FUta. T an #m *nT « 5075 . ***** * *gp ajowT^pe“ '-^ g * t o * LooaUon* tor Rent .7, ------MOO D O ™ mSSSS^^iJ^S^ ...... ••••• WORK* SjwM r Far Bant .Waatai (a Raat ...... ELEC TRIC C O . ■aal Maia Far aal* S alM Ing vor for Salaoaia , , , gMtmmm Preperty fer t e u ...... 5181 Ll Us< iw aala ....J 51 BIm

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D IN E A N D D A N C E ^ou can save PUBLIC SETBACK M IRR O RS Every T h u rtd o y, So turd oy N ig h t FOR MEN MASONIC TEIVtPLE RESILV ERE D ^eal Money EVERY SATURDAY NIOHT P ir\ •^y • Pri las! Refreskmental Elit e Stu dio Tin good wm of tin Chrlat- 982 9lato Street Upatalrs DEastA CenterNT StreetE'S RESTA —URA N T maa aeaaon remind* lu of to Odd PWlewa Bnlldlag your good wlU throughout 1 Now Serving ------— aadd Spootel « e ‘ the year, for which We give P ^ajlslB g la BavloH aad S p a g h ^ you o w heartfelt thank*. Orcbeetra Every Thiireday and Satviday Nlakt May - happlneaa, proaperity „ w - WWES-UtlllOBS AND imcAs and great aucceaa attend you. Main Reaervatlona Now fer Oar Gala VWm Taar'a Eve Party! A n d «'it/t the N«»' A H appy WILROSE DRESS SHOP i N ew Y e a r low-priced Hotel Sheridan Building T o Complato Assortments Of A - A ll My Friends H OLID AY SPIRITS P.mninwMiwi*]i and |HMIW«HIHK4 ^oiiouR^ Free Delivery AH Day Monday. Telephone 6550 Custo m ers JOHlifSON & LITTLE O A K ST . P A C K A G E ST O RE Plnmblna and Heating Contractor* 21 O A K S T R E E T L. CERVINI, Prop. Cor. Center and Trotter Ste. Tel. M7«

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