The Conshohocken Recorder, March 6, 1936

              ®l)e C0ttsl)0l)ochen ftecorfrer.
K.tahl^hi.1 1869. No. 6529 m\SHOHOCKEN, PA., FRIDAY. M VKi M i.. 1936 PRICE: TVU> CENTS
Bears Primed
For Big Gamr
At Villanova
When James Serigo. 14, and two
other boys. Biagio Volpr, 13, and
Anthony prlic. 13. of Ambler. Marl-ed
In the sled selling business, they
rr quired .-onis s>iock Going along
MelU&on avenue, five tied* were
taken from various residences, ac-cording
to Serigo. and la'
-pstM
SI 50
Judge Knight, who was conduct-ing
the Juvenile court, looked
amazed when Serigo named Matti-
I son avenue "That Is where I
d the Judge to the boy
I know'" remarked James
"You didn't take my sled, did
you." asked Judi
■r."o." said U« bo>. smiling at the
!Judge.
Id Judge Knight IU did
sons from this" borough will Invade t k t,rt but w|th
Maaa Coaliaadala in Opening
I itlr Tntiight
BIG < KO\U> EXPBCTCD
K.iml to At <-otnpain I MflL
S|M* iiil Bwni t" Hr
Kim la \ ffianen
A crowd of several hundred per-
Didn't Take
Judge's Sled
Five Months L*«* *"*•■ M»n.. Granted New Trial
Sentence for
F. Connolly
Judpe loMtn Impo-f- Slou
ranging from -25 -eenl;. ! .,,. ...;.! ,!..;! I > rni M (*(>-
afntaf >-f f-Jinl'lini: Mun-f
WOMEN SI Ml VI I)
Plftew !>•<*- Ui\ SfniriKc
fur Drunken liming,.
(Mln-r Senteneea
Borough Asks A*f»*5»**M
(if .»!. K. ( onferenee
Removal of
Electric Lino
U«--i < lunahohorkrD * ouw U
the Villanova College gymnasium the other boys
tonight to witness the opening V
games In the play-on series to de-kn
oonfl
lated next Friday.
Descriptions of "gambler" and!
public benefactor'' wen? given!coat, but It was
Francis Connellv. of this borough. [ *'ore U onl> :»bout
this morning before Judge Georgejreturning
Carson imposed a fine of 1100,
Martin Silvers, of Lower Merlon
convicted on September 1 of the
charge of larceny, was. today.1
granted a M trial, in a decree
hft&dad down by Judge Knight I
The defendant and Margaret
Eshan, had entered into an agree-ment
to operate a Up room in
Lower Mrrieti Aiaemr-porfiWr aftc i (nrtrTS V. .lit 1 littn I .».
;hfv looked over 380 last Lancaster . . ... , . ...
avenue. On the third floor was MHMII Hl^li I «r(-i..n \\ IK-stored
some clothing inrhiding an
overcoat belonging to a former |( ] RGES S l'K< » I I STS
rccupant. The clothing was taken
away by them the\ holding th..: ., ,,, ,, i n ,.
the/felt It had been abandoned m Mchlhaltoii Demands Bettet
i occupant* The cloth- ft.i'-T Service for Fire Pro-tag
was removed In Mm. EthanV
car and was later returned by her.
The defendant was specifically
charged with Mealing the over-
Richard B. Wells, pastor of
hplscopul Church, Is
ing the annual Methodist "'.
■ Kt<*n»i»n
■:.■ L r: L =' Until
\\. Inclusive Charles L. Gum
ehua road. Marble Hall. Is
■ !: tu lav
te and attended the session
\<>l Too Lair to Enter Your
l?al>\ in Community Election
light
: at
f Coajtett One
Week Offers Opportnnit)
i.i foj M...._% Babies.
Num. nni-
II, . Koll.
I*-. Bet To Bate
a%k) moni-throughou.
the dav Tlie group tat ItcMW efcaagg* «a
tC unhide Mr. and Ihr MOMCM Kill.I this w.tV *
itobert McCaughey. M eaMca lum nude stride*
"■• William Murrav. uaard Ihr ton; Joanne Ingram baa
I lie Elsenberg. Miss Mary iiidnd taken thr lead away from
Twoedlr TOU
buroan LeMue. ! had ,ood home* ana ,ood school » ™**"n« " «"mb»"« «<«>>'i«h.
Tbr Ooldrn fcm of oonsho- ,rccras she recommended Uiey be "'"" J°J!r „,„H_ _,,„„ ._,.,
hoclum Hi«h. *ho bal.led thMr «.y' „,,„„ on prc*,lw,, °T*BW^ l^lh.
,„ the ch.mplo^h.p ol ec«,„n;
P
J„a'i1c KSl«l.t directed that thei™^,,^ ^ pre^uTchLr*
Three, will clash wllh colim»dale. r„j«„ of Serigo and Delta r»v SS^LSSl. „ £ IT, ~„J,Z„
eo-w.nner In SecUon Two. will t.ee onctwrd the coat., and th» court *„ h, ' ,ha™™.,,Xll^ Ln?mm»"
each olher ,n the Imia^l*; »,«,„ ,hr b„M „ prob.,^, under °^ '^^'TdV Si ta-
Merlon, winner of Section One vhe supervision of Miss Dunmore. fore Imposing sentence, commented
title and Ridley Park. Section Four
champions, will claah In the second
game. The opening game will start
at 8.
With every section of the league
represented in the games, all roads
wilt lead to the Villanova club
house, and a complete stll-out long
before game time is expected
Ticket* have been sold at all of Hie ,
schools of the contending teams Btillihil^ Duiiiap'il li> txplo-
Explosion in
Court House
on conversations he has had with
residents regarding Connelly.
1 "You are known as a gambler In
Conshohocken. but you are good
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worth ban
l( n in <■ Lhe
Itl WflUun Miirun. Ar-e.
and Misses H
d IK M MuiTiiv
and Mary Tweedi-
,„. TlSf.Ji? « «.Ir^ »» Mf Wells to the local pastor
deeded Monday ^tfter-noon,
is fully expected.
8taa ill Oti Kurmilj: Boil- remarks, and said,
er. — Engineer ami aVsnta-i.
uii Eanapg 1 nhun From
Gai Filled Room.
The pasteboards were supposed to
have been put on sale here Wednes-day
afternoon but they did not ar-rive
until yesterday morning. Adult
tickets are being sold at the school
at a reduced cost and students'
tickets are being sold at a special
[)rlc.. Damages estimated at thousands
Special buses will be run direct of dollars was caused Wednesday with you
from the high school at Seventh afu-rnoon at 5 35 when an accumu- gambling,
avenue and Fayette street to Villa- ^non of gas
of the oil burning builei.s at the
"you know
nmii HOOUI tin ■
this case as I do myself."
As sentence was Imposed Judge
Corson remarked:
"We have heard of Francis Con-nelly,
or "Braggo" Connelly all our
1 life Perhaps we went to school
but outside of your
everything has been
"^bSStfuSfSS S^ISSta and
lollower. o, a, >». «m. IMC, SSi^ciWi-. Hou« « »™^ S^^„^, g
pose a jail sentence-
Sentence was then lmpoaed
■
that he tint running tbfi
ggj^pj, the Schuvikill river U the sub-.stn-
■ trial' was asked uptt
the technical ground that during street* this bomugh
the trial the district attorney had P***0*1 °v r R Bwansoii. manage:
impmperlv asked the defendant if "' M" rh-lad.■I|.ln ■ I
be bad me been arrested before. BWJ W *'«* MHr'h mretlnt «
In granting the new trial Judge w,'*t Oonshohiwken town
Knight saya: i m the new borough hail. Wedneis-
"The defendant rested his case ft»J tvenuiR Mr SwaiiMni appear'
on the contention thai whUe he "i before lhe iaasrHl| m response
took the coat for a short while, he to a request from council that ar-did
so without clriminal intent; nwifemmU !«■ made to remove all
tlutt he had no Intention or steal- hltdi b ' n wttbtt H»-
Ing the garment The admitted borough limits because of the dan-rybody
You aregood to" the | circumstances were such a* to ger A high lens-on line formerly Stale 1*^ \ Direetar \|i
poor and are somewhat of a publicllt,nd SOR"' <**** of trutn to tWs ''^"'»"t' 'n1'" Fron< ■"«* »1O,1« Drove* Borouflh*l Vi.i.li. i
benefactor." contenUoo. ■ and Ford *tr.-v:. It Wl
State Senator T. Lane Baan I "rn,s being the situation, we can- ttUi line In particular that council
counsel for Connelly in a brief [not ***' Lnat the defendant was not1 wanted removed Mr •■
speech, asked for leniency. He pretljiidiced. or his case Injured, by plained thai the voltage In this line
called attention to the court's own!the 'mpfup*' queatlon. We are was rtduced a number of years
rore of the opinion that the ago for 4000 volts and assured the
la) niut be'
.C IB * S SJewer rrojeci
On "B'List
lion I or Federal Grant
Sen! to W aahiiiajton.
(in nl \|i|in>|iri;ilit.ii.
allowed.
Insurance Man
Loses i#267
nova for Uie convenience
Much interest wfes centered In the
Bears at the outset of the season
and as time went on and the team!
continued winning, the interest in-creased
each week Since It be-rame
known the title has come to
this borough the chief topic of run-nel
follow-,
Norristown
Richard Pierson. of this borough.,
chief engineer, and Louis W Hol-man.
Whitemarsh. an assistant,!
were in the boiler room when the
blast went off Both were stunned, ,n(. from eaKti^ preblt(otI to IS
but were otherwise unhurt Qayil ^ mornlng by Judge O,
Pierson and Hofr—» -*«■—M..** -
Drunken drivers, including two:
' women, were given sentences vary-l
kdan HyUnaki Renarti t
I ppef M> r Palace II
Wai llrl.l I |> atm ROIIIMMI
in Vaacnar) gVaad Wi
Kih.rk.'tl Out bi Near,
in a mani" i that there is
tlcally no danger ol them
brofctn.
prac- ,,
bpin» lion of .
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sewage system and a I
lum?!* (iiven. * omin( from
pfaee i« «!«• il and ptaefnt lucenia
In MI.ml BwaJUea. Theresa «.alle
; roae frun Mvintli >u iuui tdau-e
ill IJM Rui .,nd Barbara
le> '< (he honor* (or making
largf advai m. Barbara rWnj
IT, ni twrnl eighth te eiithlh peal.
in it and I i "mint in from near
Hi. Hid i Ihr list to rlghleeath.
i i. iMitmit their *taa4awg
iiihneT. tiraif B8sar,
mil and Brinr ^pragg
Hah ii tin h-i , i tin drat twenty
each week—three a ill he nUirewUng
II Miit r l svagtatl
Baaai may lead.
nil and plen
-itin; well and
sticking to it until the end is
to be realised by hun-wtthin
a few mofw
weeks Are you going to be on* Of
t ittle wvaka aga
rtkling ihai a Shower of
poured into the
;■■ ,1
community appeared In
lhe columi ''v.hnhoefeett
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have followed, keen Interest hu
Mi in every announcement
;' ,illil new tl.MUASnda
want • know who will be i-rownedj
! ivoilte t«by.
will be no lln
'ml Die winner
And Mia" h>
thg
the
11 bled c Ooraon
here are .
un a lonely road la Upprr
' iw nah I p WWsn4ili,a..*-day atUr -
hfi;..f»,
rrom tlie ga*-nllcd boiler room. «,.,. Cynthia A. Helsermi
poimig for vfrtory for their faaarlto "J ff^LSSZJT^' *-"»»*^''**™+* *«** *"«*
f~" ^ ' lr,to the damaged boiler. ICoraon. Tuesday, was given three 314 Eaat Seventh avenue, an agent
^-,-h nrimmrtl ha. heen notn. I P1'r"ml M'd «» bunl" «• P"1" daya. and $250 fine and costs She ?* *■ Prnrtentlal I.lff Inaurance
Coach OrtmroettnM been point-, ^rtn M h<1 p,^ lt preparatory drove nn automobile on December OaeapnaJ rmpomd a loaa of #287
ing toward the ptayoff series for ^ do| wntt otll(.r dullw Hof., ^U»J«f^g eaTsJruJJ to-un*' """»' wwnahip police
T1^ T01'^"'^ ^J^IH* *«t»t-te. icarmlchael, a nelghboT A son of
t%r7!Jl^ XZSi "I was about to adjust the valves. Mr, Heiserman was injured and
for the crucial game The rive menlwnFn tne explosion occurred . said Mrs Carmlchael's daughter was
that have constituted the starting; person A complete Inspection hurt.
team practically all season win com-, W|U ^ new.SRarv before the extent! Mrs. Jean McDowell Muller IB
prise the starting team tontght.1 of dftmBge can ^ ascertained to theArdmore, was placed on probation
The great improvement shown by'boiler" lavM drove an automobUe Septem-
Hart has increased the chances of windows in the basement or the ber 27 on Montgomery avenue, near I tbs money and th
the team considerably. In the lastold portion 0j courl house were the Lower Merlon High Renonl 8he'kcva lo Hyhnaki'a auaoaaoblla H>
litre* game* the elongated forward. blown out p.eces of glass were was arrested as her car zigzagged *»lkcd "' »■ omrmt tanun^uae and
hss kept apace of the brilliant workl hur,ed acrOM Aj an(J Bw9dv up the highway She was ordered 'TJn^ ,'Ti,. neiw i,r hr,t n- ■
of Mellor Ud Wood in scoring and rtwu and parUcles" of the broker, to pay the costs, and refrain from thJ^Kup MIT ".« wtS
wmdows were found 100 feel away . liquor, and not apply for a license Weadley r..ad near tne np<.t where
A Jury of six men and six women '°r two years She is undergoing he ww vuiiml^rc: Wednnday.
;!were on the second floor of the treatment for a nervous condition •«ld lhe m»n "topped him as
TtM tilghwayinan. aeciirdltig
Iinaki. lured hlm to the apot in the
eulae of a proapeellve buyer of in-
»urnnee The hold-up occurred at 3
on Weadley road, near Bridgeport
in a lonely apot.
A blow brtwren lhe PVC* knocked
the insurance man to the itround
he told police When he recover?d
hta aensea. the hold-up man had fled.
council meeting for the first ti.oe in "Ugh as n WPA pi
four months, raised the question n* approved by Captain Andrews, state
to what had ban dons toward in- i«raetoi fa ihr WPA and I
creasing the volume of water for ««■ itngtoD where it
fire pratoJ " ll8t-service
rendered at th. i
and seeks to take the matter before comprised of F (
the Public Service Commission to John Kelly. James Campbell
have Hi- inntt.-r remedied He WV MoBTOy, Pliillp Oravtncse. Solicitor y,,,, wl|| M do staaa will
tlfled the members of council thai K Arnold Forrci. Boniugh B bout Mils liltle girl, so I
he will continue to bring the ques- eer John V Hoey and EN> .,,,„ lKlx at QeoU
nn iti HA HBNNEaaet
( I-II'III'IIKI k' n
There I BB for
s|BlUICi\
tig hpr to
make her dream of becoming
tand" come true
1 fMends i
■uppori UM Bandjdaj ■.
Local and community stores an
leged for votes Mer-nti
nan loan for tbo
. u the eif-rtion and want
ae children already en-
Uiose who mav eomneto
_^, for the signal honor and large cash
■ !MKo the reguUr nua*-
tlon up at everv meeting unUI Ooff. of Remington A- Ooff. «ba
something is done about the mat- have 'x-en employed to design the I brown |
ter He stated the borough has system and supervise It* construe-' t,
- lUrrtshurg, Wednes-1 position and thai alona mVH luralf
itid had a conference with wu fttjf. Slie U the
in Andrews if Mr and Mrs 1. L
(■"nimlt'ee was Informed thi '
■rough had met all the re-'<>.<'~ startol 'he awl*t-|f>r
lenis of the WPA In tt
on as to the legal, final
here la more tolx oqulre both sub- '
Hei
been paying a large aniotnu
nually for a service which thejr day.
he»e never received.
The appropriation ordlnanee, lage^r*"!!
Ing for an rxpi-ndlture of $15 901 til the
third and final readme.
The (ax ordinance, setting
tax rate at 12 1-2 mills on the and
dollar, the same as last year, passe :
third and final reading borough must obtain an option nn
A milk ordinance designed to In- a site for the erection a.
crease the borough R M plant and also must obtain
placing a license fee on milk deal- waivers from Bgiajfaitf Owl
ers. pawed fhst reading damage clnims for rights ol
A communication was r«-ad ft m obtain UM
by Saturday night. Marc
and sparkling dark \ti other word* ead
i [oui -hundred ■
hundred votes printed
upon
Tlie Eieetlon rleadqinv
d into a b>u
the U'tle beauties aro
bj someone *
the lasting honor to I
"[xiii a particular b.i
Bdltor has been aiakkaf
i letup to keep the public
Hid. : mdlng "l various
-■1*11 BJDtATntl «>nes and lo presenl pirturei
IIFRF MONOA1 lid u- How
■ uded to
n the rommui
his floor work has been that
could be desired.
Mellor and Hart will open at the;,
forward positions; Captain Wood court hoUM, deliberating the case tn a Philadelphia hospital She '''"Ve a,t,llt! the TOMi- *nd tnt*u'£rd
—wijlll, ba e_aat hbli_s a._c.c..u-s*tonKmHeHdJ npllAaAce« n t ^^ ' .... »-A a ,t . _. IfI hh*ea Vw»earrae* nann IItnl^sluliiamnrc«e KaVgPrTi1nT TTliinii
of H L. Welkel. Royersford chiro- *« returned there fiom court. She.)Ln
center, and Wallace and Long will • p.^, who waB charged of proc- Pl«Lded «"Hty. C tskmj ."V Insurance "ulTaTS
be the guards tlclng medicine or surgery without wUllani J Kelly 37. Bryn Mawr.; prepared to do » that d
Collingdale coached by Lawson ft uceiw The jury room ahook as Dlp*ded guilty Tuesday to driving man said he lived in a
Earl of hTorristown. has the strong- y^, blast occurred and tlpstaifs as- an automobile in Lower Merlon Weadlef r.>ad. occupied by the Sim-eat
team In several years. Spears ured ^ jurofS noth|ng was to be T0"™^- H* . n*d Bn aM'dent|mHWi/.tkn|llLid M fh,ni» H^ ™.t
a six-foot-four center. Is the lead- f(1(1„,d A
J
few moment; lalct m.^a%™" placed hlm on proba- ,^1^' ^ iS'mag ■
ing -worer and rantB third, two appanitu. Cf me Montgomery Fire "^ a»« °M«"T« him to pay thetaay of thlK wwk H. *& HyIlMkl
points below Captain Wood, among Company adjoining the court f°7*- He Mid np *■* "ivln8 him men he was to have been paid the
the high scorers of the Conference house arrived This caused addl- Ien)ency du* to the illness of his' following dav and ir bt a-ouM
Conshohocken and Collingdale were'tlorifll' ,..„ _motu, tri- ,uro« NO mothpr and the fact he pleaded ■•■* »llrn °'1 Weadley road at the
for years regular opponenU al- },„ 'suited hSSer N° guilty. |«»me place they •
Francis 8 Challenger. Narl,
'r along
fire resulted however.
though they have not met this Twenty-five minutes later
season. There has always been a; .UI
keen rivalry between the team of. aga|tut \yveuxei.
the two schools and tonight's battle, Judge Dannehower. trial
of gu ,\V ^.rtvw W da^ todir when hia!.,,^,, ", .
"^sentence was changed from Ust'WrVdier r<sid toaaw
when he pleaded
Jurist,
week.
^jo-i ™^ o" •«•«•; ■ «: ss"hnnrwrs, ^,^iri«ii«s *
guilty, ing inward him He *topprd the
15 days and *,ld began to uik or the policy in
he proviso that if|wnlrh the man expressed an interest
ZTLhe SSemct.ion T*£w.o^Champii™on s w_iilil Ph,Qr*mtonnotoonpLhncadJu)rxoeran |BI1n]dure^d""^ the^nfnin«ejjw«errce pnaajidd tthheenn ithh*e ««*n«-„,Otbht.ainriitntWg( hiinsdag,e„,„the i
lineup as follows Hayes and FlkoI Q anf) smokp flIled ^ rt ^ «™ 1 *id
ftV* $*£ 12?-m*"'* nanw' As '
forwards: Spears, center, and Meel noUBe. and the facea o{ ^ c urt ™*t„„*?„."l.^l.T1. he„. f" S*l ??»- l"- ""'" "*™«* bin.
and Bowles, guards
F. W. Veterans Wiil
Sell Poppies in May
was not paid and he w
and the faces of the court brought into court and the sentence
iimndants and spectatorh awaiting changed,
the Wetkel verdict on the second Robert Stroup 26 Pine Hill N
floor of the court house were J, was g|VPn I5 ^yg j^,, Vf^ '
smeared bv the film of soot which rested at Trappe. March 3 when
(Continned on Cage Two) State Trooper Thnmar Doon'cr and
lhe Monlgomery Counlv ixirough will have lo ban I hi Cnnshnhorken Intereal In thr1 election and
"toners to - searches made as to the title ni H requeala for addl-ip
.viiv prufHTty aloiiK Uie th' '■ nuiitlon on bOf
rnmi gray Tins will I IVOlia*
oor- time and it is . ill s mtuloal program will lx' Ii v"ur babr has net been In-ough
On motion of Mr Powers tlla. borough will be between 82000 i presented, also Hostesses at the . ind.d M* thai ft is today. There
»nd Mr B I was In- and 83000 'ill plenty af Ume for a winning
strucled to make aimllcatinn to The rights of way anted for will M ':"! eairpidgn hut don't drU>. The
have Balligo road and Mcxtrehead be no ;tnd a Althouse. Mrs James Campbell and j preeloas days are passing. Make
avenue oiled and chipped ami that f,.w ,,,,.,.,, ,,f ,,,,„,- I(rivu„. prop..r. I Mrs G-orgr ObaD • ne hing lo be remembered In
at grading on C*-dar ave- .v T,„. ()tll|¥)S(. nl , board meeting of rotir h«aM hold. Some of these
the club has been announced f-n most reeentl* enlerrd were among
of af*l Un leader* in the voting Hat tost
irtaan U r Pound the ad- Jrt': " r pniiiwhcd.
.I'lhuiiK I ild bg hestj
■ i and HI lhe tOWi
STyj""* propertj a
Ml informed the:
d on the.
list and muM be advanced to!
to BnttMoir avenuf and that
the proper ofOcers hi- authorized to
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Borough Engineer Muldrew re-ported
thill the work
larted on
Monday and i are 109
WPA workers cniplimii
project He fun!
the borough hall project b
hut that no number has
. allot'.*] tlv project and
the work
cannot be started
Thomas McCormick, Owl
property 00 that aWUon Of C'-dar
IMIMI S IN I III Mluwi u OF CASH FOB
mMMiwrnrs FAVORITE BABIES
tha prafarrattal
may be ■Ratttod At
taBM B0 funds are
I
tx'fore funds
UM praaanl
available for
law .. aS ttM
ion has been a
The objective of town round I
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'',' 'Vi'ii VJ.- "pn'"' peared befon- council to ascertain
blow which daxed hlm
i.inn wrnt througli hla pMl .,m. |„ his prop
look the money Uartng H or 14 In wou,d fc, tsjrough '"'"""'V "■
from damages He was informed a
small change
Byllnakl »ald t •
aclousneaa a abort time later he saw
revolver in his hand
Conshohocken Post. 1074. Veter- SOCIAL Jt STICK MKl.TINt:
ans of Foreign Wars, will again sell
poppies during the week of May 30.ilL
It was decided at the weekly meet-l|he N*itoniLy"^J°5 ^J, Jut
ing of the post last night In thr
two other officers on their way to He «aid he disappeared in the wo-^da
court saw him zigzagging on the Th* *l«n* then went u, |
highway. Dooncr told of the arrest: ,r",n-"' !l0,ne and as than
The two Conshohocken units of and Stroup's offer to nav tan tn telephone in tlie house he went
the am' ,!,»! would "°""1 "?'""' ,i,(lr
Council mil meet in n
Wedi i
aunlttog will :■.
\-k iin ' li.tlii >>.tr>" n lirn ataklni pun ba al thr rii-iiprrstllig
i..II..i ana gj
■ m Neadquarlefa. al i 11 i lyellr aireet, aill be opened • " u Man-as)
and ihr rotes eoanted foi pabllrallon "er la it thai farar-li
r kaa a (.MKI repreaentatlon r« the net I tote eon it I. The names of the
halile* ■■tared •«• fnr appeal below, The ■niwHaaea. iumt.' an agaa
for riKirr rnlrle* MaLi t mir- CMIJI
Itabi'o Name Parrots' Name tdrtreaa
CONHIIOIKK KKN
III All' ti kffj and Mrs. Eliaa Blalr .
:,n.i
riAHNrrrr i Benjamin Oarnett !-,; at
Dd Mr- Bamurt Hlltner
Ir and Mrs I. 1. Hennessey
il Mix J Ingram
thing)
^jjtice, sponsored by Rev Charles E .been In trouble before,
Mary H. Wood Park House. 0t»|^Wf™^""*?."S"* "51 *"*■_•
new member was received Into the meeting tomorrow night at 8 30 »t
the Moose hall. George Huzzard.
was appointed chairman of a games Pre'"dpnt of„ unit onr' wl» P^f SX?*^ P^ra
(
tUl.8/ "L0*** w"
party to be held in the T K Hall. ™a two units now have ^wmber-■ hloJe^whUe 1[;^«ted^and_ assault
Stroup had never [£ Sh,1*fr dwfll""t *nd """"^ »~-
before. I countv Detective Charlea Eller it
i^Jwer Merlon Man Sentenced laaalating in the investigation
John B Watt. Ardmore, found
i-ph'Sirnrni; ^.,.1^.,^ll,. <^tL,"^^ T.^'T^.'^.T'L^ *! Dtatjrlct Attorney is he only absentee
April 39.
VISITING FREACHFK HERE
and and battery by automobUe. was this
morning sentenced by Judge! _„
Knight on the drunken driving' Dijitr1cl Attorney Frederick Smtl-
WTLL BECEIVE COMMl'NION fj"1^ to P-V the costs, a fine of'"' "P**8. on ""W^ts of general
1 ship of seven hundred
' women
L And 8. Speaker Who is at Fault
Girls or Bachelors?
104 East atji Avenus
138 Maple Street
IDS East flth Ave.
Elm 8t
I'll Harry Bt.
434 W Mih Ave.
114 Harry Btreet
r Jackson .530 Harry HI.
sis oifi Elm Street
001 Fayette Street
nn Relff 113 g loth Ave.
BUI ■ 12* E. Bth
'elaer 880 Harry Street
Bnd v- Hector Street
■ ■
Robert Frnser blind radii ' ' ' '"' "r" Allan l.nkena . Rebel Hill Hd.
KI I1AI1BARA -Mr. and Mr* Edward WodarakI 30H Crawfurd Ar.
ooi i> pontT
■ in . . Biui.-r pike
OB PHILLIP. JH Mi and Mrs Philip C Matheaon Butler Pike'1
HAItMONVIl.I !
Mr nod Mra Jatnaa irpenler ... IB98 Butler Plka
In^lhU. section, having appeared hi
Larga No. i oanaoran smerts "> 12V>0
'orsey Sea Bast " 9c I Haddock Fillets ''19c
retaining wall will be creeled in rr'K,r' fl" ll"lr ,IMt '" Harruv'urg
front of the prop-rtv which would ___. ~~a^ '
be an improvement Blind Rv..ni!rel.sf
The nolle "UMIIMI.T ma in-
■ ■■ oper-ating
the traffic lights at Front and
Ford streets, removed from the Wm ggnr,
Davis. Jr. A: Company "fnce to the evangelist of Philadelphia"will 'con
basement of the borough building duct a sen ice In St Paul's Bap
Joseph Ingram presided Mr. list Church on Friday evening o
to Visit St Pauls V^:"^'^r
next week He will he
lad Evangelist Praser is
Rev. William B Farmar of the
Senior Class of Croser Theological
Seminary, will speak at the evening
service at the Baptist Church on
Sunday evening. Prof A. Stewart Matthew's R C Church The
Woodbume, who Is In charge of d'ty will occupy a main aisle aeat-evangellstlc
work at Croser Sem-; Ing secUon.
lnary. has chosen Rev. Mr. Farmar
to serve here for the series of Pre- Aiattlrrd Office
Easter special nervicea which will Visitor 'Where's your secretary?
start March 33. j Bon: "Oh. she's my treasurer
I now
8200. and serve 10 days In Jail. He "tcn^' ^ **•<*"» «nd parents at' gglintoj agj OaattfJ girU are a
St Matthew's Holy Name Society *■* aIso awitonced to 10 days on, ™ ■*■"", mi*tln« of th'' Hom(" bit bashful or eligible bachelors are
will receive communion. Sunday Ln' ***■"" charge, the sentence to •nd ornwl League. Ust night in avoiding 1-ap year proposals, ac- "-*"••-""«■ "• to •nsrss* :tpsr«VS>ar'"".zrszsruriricr,;«-»«= ;«•,;'» ,. "N ^ II M l \NIl sir. %
this borough a number i
well as In West Conslmhock.
rah town
ships This, however, will marl
his Initial appen.ance at St. Paul'
Church.
IN (iHlMi JL'BY AHS-N
Captain I
atreeL.
■ J. Webb. 119 For-
Visttor: "How's that?"
"Oh. I married her."
Watt, after driving his car nearly flvp persons
, Automobile Chlb
day by the marriage license bureau
12 miles, and when within a block Announcement was made that a, Norristown
of his home, hod a collision with Mrs. Jennie Oroskln of HatboroJ During January and February ln
another car. Miss Jean Sldlett. who is conducting chow* for 1035 thar »-,... \m ; ..
iConUrined on Tage Itrei Bjothaxi throughout the .rounty. will while in the first two mo;
begm a six weeks' course of in-ii936. despite the extra dav in Peb- "«ht*nina Illustrated '""ire
struction here. April 13 at 2 P M. 1 niarv there were 172 OOuphN given sn'r,r
1 ^ morning at the hlgl
in the high school audlUiilum. Tlie. permission to wed .school, before members of the sen|
Miss Marjorle Mooney. 114 Harry course U open to all mothers, and This falling off in bu.slne.ss Is not ,or antl Junior high school
RETl RNED FROM HOSPITAL
_ grano juryi -I know a fellow who can't
men from this section who attend- his hand in front of his face."
street, a sophomore student at the'those interested are asked to be explained bv MaSrriage License
public high school, has returned to'present that day Roh*r» r Landis Chtrt : but
hat home irom Hahnemann hospi- superintendent. msde the an- rlined to be a bit hopeful
■
. New Englar..
UI. Philadelphia where she was 1I1E1I liuill ."» aaE».»a«^. »ltu aa.Ha.u- m» uttllO III I fUIll. Ol JllB ISCT [™nfi«^l - _, .
ed a meeting for the organisation j "Yeah. I know. he'B blind, Isn't SnI^w,./or
b
n^e d!y" " * ™suIt
of Federal Orand Jury Assoclati'.n. he?
last night In Philadelphia The as-| "No. he hasn't any arms"
aoclatlon Is said to be similar to one.
already organised ln New York Caution 15 a great asset in fishing
City. especially if jou art a Ash.
nouncement Harry Ellam presided
of an attack of acute appendicitis.
She underwent an operation Febru- Professor
ary 21. Her condition Is steadily become leaders
improving, but she will not be able] Freshman Well
|:o resume her studies for lix weeks.) tales is bossed.
Tnse
Do the quick thinkers
he who hesi-ef
lhe the student.'
■
hocken Hi«:
future, with sprtlag around the cor- School, yesterday in the auditorial
nrT one of a series of educational led
being held Sea tales.
Knowing* trated by motion pictures.
Tt Ukes a smart girl to marry showing the early history of Amei_
the right one " | lea's whaling industry, were pr.
"Yes, she has to 'no' a lot." sented.
I'hul-k of /re?j/i tntiit antt \ vgitaOlea
Oranqes*^Sf dI33c
Fin QraptfmH 3' 17L I F.eah Dates PKS 19C
Stayman Apples 6 "'• 25c | Washod Carrots 3 "■• 10c
nach "' ">r Sweet Potatoes 3 «•' 10c
New Fotatuss 3 ' 14u i Celery Hearts IS
I l Green Southern «m ■ ^aa Cabbaga 3 IQ
vVftera Qualify Counts aad four Money Goes farthest
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