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New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

+. r. Hanford will be the leader and
the subject of the service will be,
Following Jesus"
International Bible Students
A Bible lecture under the auspices
of the international Bible Students
association will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Grange
Hail. Berlin. The subject of the
meeting will be The Highway To
Life" and the leader will be f. r.
Waterman of Cromwell. All are in
vited to attend. Seats are free and
no collection will be taken.
kcnsinston Congregational
Tn" Young Mems class will meet
tomorrow morning al 10 o'clock.
The morning service will he held at
1885 o'clock and Rev. Vernon J..
Phillips will have as the basis Of his
sermon, Romans 49," The pastor
will also make some mention of the
Every Member Canvass. A Collec-
ton for the Near East Relief fund
/ will be taken at both the morning
service and the session of the Sun
/ day school at 12:lO p. m. \ special
missionary program on Mexico will
b" carried out in the course of tho
Sunday school period,
The Christian Endeavor society
will meet at SIS p. m. and the evr-
ming service will be held at : o'clock.
The subject for discussion will he,
Samuel, The Prophet"
East Berlin Items
The regular morning service will
bc held at l0;45 o'clock tomorrow
at the East Berlin Methodist church,
Sunday school will meet at - o'cock
and the Junior League at p. IN.
The evening service is scheduled for
$50 o'clock. Rev. H, Il. BurErcen
OF New Haven. who will occupy the
pulpit during the absence Of Roy.
Asa c. Fuller. the regular pastor,
will be in charge of the services.
Regular morning prayer and
sermon will be held at st. Gabriel's
church tomorrow morning at
o'clock, followed by Sunday schoo
at 10 o'clock. George Mitchell Of
New Britain will be in charge OF
the services.
, The whist and social at st. Ga
: briefs church last night was largely
attended and the following were thu
, prizc winners: Ladies' first, Mrs. Ar
, thur Bowers; ladies' second. Mis-!
Margaret Splettstoeszer; ladies thirl
Miss Frances Cannon; mems first
Edward McCorklc; mems second
Philo Dutton; mems third, JaCl
, Walsh. The social next week vii
. he in charge of Miss Dorothy Ricl
! and Mrs. Marjorie Eailcy. The an
, nual Christmas sale will follow tn
, affair
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
WHITE WAY lights
FOR CITY ANSWERED
North Main Street TO Have Extra
Illumination System
FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
Addition To Post Office 10 bc Erect
c1-Brlstol Blues Meet Elmwood
Endless Tonight-Sew Office of
Horton Mfg. Co. Being Occupied,

North Main street viii have its
white way lighting system for the
Christmas holiday season, This an
nouncement is made following
meeting of the North Main street
merchants at the Bristol club yes
tcrday. Early in the week petit
ton was circulated among the mer-
chants, and a majority OF them tav-
orcd the proposition and agreed to
pay the cost OF erection and opera
ton. The meeting yesterday was
the result. General Manager George
+, Bookings, general manager OF the
Bristol and PIainville Electric Co.,
and his Illuminating engineer, Mr..
Fitzpatrick were present, and Mr.
Cockings proposed scheme which
vas accepted by the merchants and
will mean flood OF light for that
section Of the business district for
the II days preceding and including
/ Christmas night.
The plan proposed by Mr.. Cock
inEs and which will be put into OPP
Grafton provides for the removal Of
eight of the 1G ornamental fixtures
of the Main street system and plac-
ing them at intervals along North
Main street as far as Meadow street.
The candle power will also be in
creased from 600 to 1000. The
eight lights on Main street with the
higher powered lamps were turned
on las, evening between 1880 and
$50 rs q demonstration to the mer-
chants of the effect that will be ac-
complished. and the appearance was
satisfactory.
n,,,o a,,ard.a vhite vov system Is
1jrno, rosu,t If the first toyr
,,,aa,in,r ,oId ~ tho Flks club over
.,,o n.eol,s 900 The committee
,',,;oh hos ro,,resontcd the mer.
- .bis rrooositior consists q,
t,1,,arI uorceron chairman. II. d
rm.,,I,.,, Do,;d . Apne,l Ralph c
No,sor ,,orris Raffel G. F. Baillar,
raan ard Nav stein.
Addition IN Post Office
% roa4 od1,tior IA the roar n
.,- ,os+ ofrica has heen authorized
az ,+ offica denortmont and |
,,non,eI that work will he start
"a ~ .ho noor future The addition
viu ciyn tho most office about 100
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

Jim: What's the fight about?
Joe: They're lighting because Bill
said that AIS wife was sQuint-eycd.
Jim: But AIS a bachelor.
Joe; Yes, but it's tn" principle
that made Al mad.-Tit-B Bits.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

Washington, Dec. 5 Rl--Edwin p,
Thaycr of Indianapolis, long prom
incnt in republican politics, today
was selected by the republican con-
ference 10 he secretary Of the senate
by the republican conference TO be
secretary of the senate.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
MABEL G|ANN0TTA
CHOSEN PRESIDENT
Elected Leader Pro TEN. Of
Legion Auxiliary at Meeting
WILL SEND FOR CHARTER
E"n'S hihlc Glass Will Hear Histor-
zeal Addrcse-PaStor OF REFUSING.
t"n Church Receive, 5000 Salary
IncrcaSr--Othcr Items of Interest,

MISC Nl1I,l (Ii1O0ntfo ,Una f'crtrI
..oYi.jput nro .ennorr of tbn Ladies,
tu>iliarv nj Rnltl,- Laeir, wac,
>,9nvio.,n I,oinr at .},,, or,,o.ri,a i,.,
u,rr,inr bc'd 1ast nigb. ., t,,ic,,
&,ll N,in otrn., Ke,sipo.ou Th,ra
WAC: - 1o;,,n ,ttanda,,c, ana q is w.,
1,ayod thar ,ba r,.,y socio,, ,.iu ,,,,o.
with favor on,oro w., ,o,,,,,, ~ .h,
community
Tho offices oc s.cr.to,,,. orl tro,s-
ur,r u.,s olso n,lnA a., ,oet r,irt,,.
n....ing >1rs posnr,I, Cionno,t,
WINS chosen rs k..nnr NJ the recor1s
.nl Mr.. A.n}ros.. Norr,,t nc trao.-
urcr Thnsa orir.rs win hold un,n
rho ncxt ncr,ing whnn tbnv vein no
,Icctad norm,nan,lv
There was largo gathering OF
women at tho meeting last evening
and tn" necessary ten names were
:. cured and We're affixed 10 the De
iition for charter, This petition will
be sent to the national hearquartrrs
Of the legion auxiliary and it is ex-
pcc,cd that it will be received before
the next meeting, which will be
held some tim. in January.
Mrs. Frank \. rf,Anig Of bristol,
STATE oraani2cr Of tbr. auxiliary. was
present and she gave an interesting
la!k on the wor,: e the organiza.
;:nn. later Installing the temporary
Officers. Al The clos. of this cerr.
nonr the meeting adjourned. The
sac, date o. th,. n.Ai meeting viii
Ia. announced in the near future. A
,cmbcrsnip drive Will be carried OF
His month.
Among those nrescut were abou
~ members Of Bolton Kasica post
.,,.irh is ,a,.iAg an active interest il
IL. au>, JARVIS organization.
,o, Io,,,,n Nco,iro
r,.. ,,rro1 meeting and election
-, r,,. "'.,' 80, w., ro}, ' rasioo ,,os.
,,s.,,. sa.ia, n.I, 10 bn,1 NOV
., ,,"..,1a n,,i,,n ., o,nInn,, =
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so ','''' -, -. '' ,rf,o,.. 60. 81,
,.,,n ,a,,a,.,, ror ,Ln ,,,s
-,
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un ~, ,,nn,hcr Of Tnrionnoire
$780, l,.,,,I - or f,,or.stinc IN,
,, "' ''''' ,Is..1 1. a.. ,rosnr
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New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

to respect this half-hollday, Miss
Hcineman is not on duty on We'd
ncsday afternoons, on Sundays, or
evenings after o'clock. II the pub
lie will not call Miss Helneman dur
ing these hours except In case OF
emergency, better service will result
during the hours when she is on
duty,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

OF Mrs. John II. Trumhull. The AZ.
fair was under the auspices OF the
Woman's club. with Mrs, Trumbull
as hostess.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
cost about $4,000.
Richard Mansfield Players

The Richard Mansfield Players
made their second appearance OF the
season at the Community theater
last evening in the satirieal comedy
why Marry" and was well receiv-
ed by the good sized audience that
was present. The play will be re-
pcated this evening and this after
noon at the matinee performance
"rhe Goose Hangs High" which was
played here at the first appearance
Of this organization win be repeated
by request,
At the performance last night, the
cast OF the Community Players pro-
duction THE Thirteenth Chair" were
the guests of the Bristol Community
Players.
Occupying New Onicc
Tho new office addition to the
plant Of the Horton Mfg. Co. has
been completed and the change into
the new quarters was made yester-
day. The first floor win he used for
general offices and show rooms and
the second floor contains the private
offices Of the officials OF the COM
pany. Since the general adoption
Of the steel golf shaft Of which the
Horton Co. are the originGtors. bust
ness in this branch Of the firms
manufacture has increased so rapid
| ly. that expansion of quarters be-
came Imperative.
Attending Roundup
Scout Executive Breckbill and
i practically all OF the scoutmasters in
the Bristol council together with
number OF other men who are in
torcsted in scouting, are attending
! the Scoutasters' Roundup at Dwight
Hall. Yale university this afternoon.
Last year Bristol turned out the
largest delegation OF any in Con-
nectcut and had a prominent part
in the program, and It is expected
that scouting in Bristol will receive
a new impetus as a result of the
meeting this year.
Reading Club Meetings
Tuesday afternoon. Dec. s, the
Erato Reading club OF the Women's
league will meet with Mrs. A. r.
Brightman OF 221 High street. Mrs.
J. 2. Douglas will be the reader, her
subject being Historic Persons and
Places" as part OF the general
subject for the season The State We
Live In"
Also on Tuesday afternoon the
Thalia Reading club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Ella Wood of 1853
Kenny street who will be assisted by
Miss Emma Fish, Extracts from the
letters OF Archie Butt will be read
by Miss Elizabeth Hackett and Mrs
II. +. Lovejoy.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
SULLIVAN AGAIN
ELECTED FOREMAN
Heads PlainYille Hose Company
for Twelfth Time
GETS LIGHT SENTENCE
suspended Jail Term Tor Tire Thief
Public Health Nursing Associa-
ton Busy-Church Notices - Big
Bowling MatCh-Bridgc Success.

Michael Sullivan was reelected
foreman of Plainville Hose Co. No.
at the annual meeting OF that or
ganization last night at its rooms on
Pierce street. Mir. sullivan has held
the position Of foreman for II years
and is one Of III" veteran members
Of the company, having served in it
for about >" Years. William Gun
ningham was again the choice for
assistant foreman and William Cook
was elected for another term as sec
on1 assistant foreman.
Secretary tl'm Prior and Treasur-
or Howard I'shcr expressed their de-
sire TO retire from those positions,
and Herbert Ewald was elected to
the sccrctaryship, while Charles LiV-
ingston became the new treasurer
Melvin Hart succeeded himself as
steward, and Fred Callcn, Jr., and
James boswell were again elected
custodians of the companys prop
erty.
Draws Suspended Sentence
George Livingstone. charged with
stealing a tire, tube, and rim valued
at SIS from James Boswell's service
station on West Main street, appear
ed in court before Justice Merritt O.
Ryder last night. He pleaded guilty
to a charge Of theft ana was given
a suspended @o-day Jail sentence. No
iI,rtpEt1 nlt hp11crh no
made to pay costs OF court and the
expenses incurred by Motorcycle Of
ficer Fred Callen in running him
down in South Norwalk and bring.
ing back the stolen property from
New Haven. Grand Juror S. 5
Gwillim prosecuted.
John Kramer, arrested by Deputy
Sheriff r. W, Furrey on charge OF
driving while his license was sus'
} pended, was fined S. aud costs by
! Justice Frederick Bullion.
Public Health Meeting.
At the regular December meeting
Of the directors of the Plainvill'
Public Health Nursing association
: the milk distribution and tn" Christ
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New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

10 respect this half-hollday, Miss
Hcincman Is not on duty on We'd
ncsday afternoons, on Sundays, or
avenings after 3 o'clock, II the pub.
lie will not call Miss Holneman dur
ing these hours except In case OF
emergency, better service will result
during the hours when she is on
duty,
Episcopal Church,
Tmorrow, the Second Sunday in
Advent, will be observed at the
Church OF our Saviour with tho fol-
lowing program Of services; 10 a.
NJ, church school. II a. M, morning
prayer and sermon by the rector.
1850 n, m, holy communion; first
Of tho confirmation class.
&c p. m, annual every member
canvass, 1880 p. M, evening prayer;
report or the cnnvassers.
congregational Church.
The following program OF services
Will he observed at tho Congrega-
''''" '."' 81. 'oi''oIro"' Morii,'s
service, loii5 O'Clock. sermon TN
der Three Flags" Anthem, Roberts,
"SrrN Go the Lord" Church school
after the morning service; work on
Nmas music. Young Peoples circle
6 p, m, worship period, Roland
Hall; travel talk, Verne Wymau.
Annual MAS sale in thc parish
house "Wednesday and Thursday.
This viii he in the form Of q dcuart-
mont store 10 meet all varieties OF
iae,o and need. 4 mnrhooncttr will
supply afternoon ten and ice cream
4 calrtrria viii be served hotl,
evenings from 10 : o'clock,
Baptist Church.
A. the pIainlilla Baptist church
tomorrow there will be the follow
ing services; lo;4i a, mo "The hi.
vino romrusion" Will be the pas
tors thrW., sunday school following
morning service. : p. m" The topic
will be "Wh1out E>ouS",'
as p, m, Thursday, prayer meet
lng.
M'th'd'St Church
Tho services IN the PlalnNlIIH NJ
=. church '"horro" are US 'o'Io"S'
Morning "of&tlp a. l";i' @ cock
| sermon ny inc PAST or SUNDAY S'noo
with aduIt hI"I' class III hoo"' EP'
.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
Bowling Last Night
Notes

NJ, N,,oo, u NIa,n, who ro
oort,y ro,urra1 Tror, Ntortio philin.
- a. s,o,,1 I'VE Chr,s,r,os bo,,
1ars With nor mo,ror eho win
r,o,o bor hama yrith bor husbands
,,t ,,. ,''' '''''''
NJ ord NJ, po-t Chichester
inr, ,odor - srord ,bo winter nj
Mama iro
Mice croca Dorabue aud Miss Ma.
,to,na,, ,rhrrsaoT
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
MAIL ORDERS FILLED WITH CARE

one OF that City's prominent lawyers,
will address the members of the
Berlin Mems Bible class at its reg
ular monthly meeting next WcdneS-
day evening at S o'clock in the
community house. Mr.. Shipman will
have as his subject, The Life and
Letters of General Joseph Hawley."
This talk should prove OF interest,
since General HawIey's life, extend
ing through the Civil War, was re-
plete with activity.
General HaWley was one Of the
prominent Connecticut men in the
Civil War and he also served as
United States senator at one time.
Attorney Shipman has carefully
studied the life of this Civil War
character and will be able to speak
uuthoritatively An insight into The
customs OF the country and partiCu-
larry Of Connecticut at that time will
be secured and the talk should at
tract Il large audience.
! The address will be preceded by 4
short business meeting, as usual and
it will be followed by social hour
Iunl refreshments.
/ Red Cross Drive
Although the Red Cross drive in
lierlin is progressing, there are still
general districts which have not been
( heard from as yet, according to Rev
/ Samuel A. l'iskc, chairman Of the
organization in Berlin. K"Y. Mr.
l'iskr stated today that reports viii
ibc coming in for some time and tht
complete result will be published
just as soon as returns have beer
received from all parts of thu town
Pastors Salary Increased
An increase of 500 in the salary
Of Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, pastor
of the Kensington Congregations
church, was voted last evening at ;
Injecting of the trustees, the mission
AIRY committee and tn" solicitors 70
1.-THE Every Member canvass. An in
crease in the salary OF the seNtOl
was also approved. The budget 70
the coming year totals $2,7S0, a
con,nor,d with Thar of the mast veal
which totalled $3.50.
The Every Member canvass, tn
roet;ng IF tbc budget will b
held on Sunday afternoon, DeCcmbe
- ,,Iaudo "A Stevens was oDnoint
- comnaign director At last night
melting ana no has outlined tn
,,lor for ,orrving IN tbo work
innch.or will he served TO the 50
'rci,ory a. TN, church oftrr I'm. Sun
a,, echool session ON D.cemhnr !;
4, th,t limo tolks will hn given i
, ioornoction Win tho canvass At IN
! IoIos,, of tba luncheon tho solicito,
l,,iu st,rt ont on their routes TIL
canvass with continpn through IN
4orIowinp week due 70 the fact thu
II viii he nrobabIv innossihle TO If
tor,.inu. ali ~, n,nn,bors of tho cor
, rrorotior drrinr Inn, afternoon
The fo,,owine districts will /
ooyorod nv thc solicitors. Chape
We. LAVA anil Pond pcrciv.
i s,,oo, edro snhooI and plne uiu
. G, porTs church
>,,asos r.i,l he oo,ohrotnd =, G an
n n.cIocl tomorrow morning n $
na,,ra ohvron Eorsirgtor sunda
-. No., u.ilI ho bod -, tho ueu
g. rb. 1,a,ion NIiss;on rbi,
, Ihas hoor conducted II tho cburc
.,D..-,a,,, a.. 80, ,1..o,. vii, oor
, 80 oln.o If > o,cIock in fba af,r
= man
Sacred Heart Church
Mass will he celebrated at
. o'clock tomorrow morning at q
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

A. the rlainNillo Baptist church
tomorrow there will be tho follow
ing sorNir.s; lo:45 a, No. "The hi
vino romIulsion" Will be the pas
tors theme. sunday school following
morning Service. p. M 'hc topic
will be "Wi'1out ENcuSr.'
AS p, m" Thursday, prayer meet
irr
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
Sacred Heart Church

Mass will be celebrated at 3
o'clock tomorrow morning at the
Sacred Heart church, East Berlin.
Rev. John c. Brennan OF Kensington
viii be in charge Of the service,
sunday school will meet at the
,,s,1ol bpur
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
SECRETARY OF SENATE

Christmas Cards, Thral's--Adyt,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

go - 80 league Will meet on
Tuesday afternoon at 3;45 o'clock.
ON Wednesday afternoon at $50
o'clock the Woman's Home Mission
airy society will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Roy Hultgren. The regular
midveek service will be held Thurs
day evening at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

ghlpman VIII Address Class
Arthur /. Shipman Of Hartford,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
Kcnsington Methodist

The morning service will be held
at 1915 o'clock tomorrow at the
Kensington Methodist church. Rev.
May B. Lord. pastor, will have as
the subject of her sermon, NO
Room in The Inn" The Epworth
league will meet at o'clock in the
evening and the theme of the meet
ing will be Overcoming Tcmpta-
ton" Alfred Pabst will lead the
service,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

4 Room tenement to rent, g Canal
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
Mcthp,liSt Church

Funeral services for Mrs. kath-
rinc Nolan wife Of Michael Nolan
Of Elm court. will he held al the
church Of our Lady Of Mercy on
Monday morning at O'Clock. The
body will then be shipped to Nor
witch for intormCut
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
MILLER OF ATHLETICS
 GETS INTO IVORY GLASS
"Bing." the Energetic outfielder Now Ranks With Merkle
 and Company

Cleveland, May 23.--"Bing" Mil- Ter, hard hitting outhelder Of the Athletics. is now full -nedged mem Der of that exclusive ivory institu- ton boasting such promised celebri- ties as John Anderson, Fred Merkle, Heinic Zimmerman and others.
 Miller was enrolled during a game between the Indians and Mackmen here the other day, It came about thusly:
 "Bins' was on first base when Galloway sent long drive to 1amieson in Jeff, Figuring the ball would land safely. Miller started around the sacks. He'd just passed second, however. when Jamieson succeeded in hitting the leather.
 Miller had plenty of time to re- turn to first; in fact, reached there safely. But in retreating he neg lected to touch second and was promptly declared out when Second Baseman Tewster noticed Millers failure to comply with the rules and called for the ball, touching the bag,
 It was smart piece of work on Fewstcr's part, a dumb bit of base ball for Miller
 Umpire Billy Evans, who was working the bases, said it was but the second time in all his 20 years of big league officiating he had such a play come up.
 It was enc for the scrapbook.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
CHEMISTS MAY YET
 CONTROL ALL LIFE
Yale Men Hear Lecture on Possibilities Of Future

New Haven, May 23.-Tho chem ist may eventually gain control of life itself, Dr. Edwin E. sfosson, scientist of note, told several hun drcd Yale students last night, ec- turing here under the auspices of tho Yale chapter of the chemical fraternity, Alpha Chi Sigma.
 Neither time nor space can cur tail the scope of chemistry" he said. Some day the chemist will turn his attention to the preparation of compounds that will contribute to human welfare instead of woe. and will stimulate virtues instead of vice.
 "Diabctic patients taking insulin tell me the first effect of an over dose is feeling of formless fear, vague apprehension, a sense of fu- tility, and a shiycr of anxiety, The courage can be restored at once by sucking lollypop, A variation of a few hundredths of ono per cent in Nllf bAItbdp VI lIlt Ll'DN AiidS tho difference between cOWardice and courage, may determine wheth- or man shall be shot as a stacker or medaIed as hero. Courage is not matter of sand but of sugar
 Sugar fed to plant lice will so swocton their disposition that they will grow wings, while the adminis- traitor of alcohol has the opposite effect, and prevents any approach to the angelic state.
 Scents. savers and colors are silent and subtle In their sway over emotions. and emotions move the world. When the mother advises her daughter that the way to a mans heart is through his stomach: when the florist advertises say 1t with flowers; when the Confectioner sug- gnsts take hox of candy with you when you call on her they are rec ommending chemical courtship-the oldest way in the world. the method that prevails all through the animal kingdom from the insect to man. kind"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
' y y Trade Shnn
SHIFTS AT YALE
All Yale Lineup Is Changed And Even Ducky Pond Is Sent To The Bench By Coach,

New Haven May 2S.-Head Coach "Smoky Joe" Wood today shook up the Yale nine so generally that not single first string player will oc- cupy his position in the game at Ithaca against Cornell today. Re serve Pitcher Bill Holabird was giv- en the pitching assignment. succeed ing Captain Ray Pond, while Walk CT, freshman catched last year, sup planted Lovejoy.
 Right Fielder Cushing was as- signed second base. the veteran Dan I.indey being sent to shortstep, Testa being dropped from the latter position. Coleman was placed on the bench and Jack Ewing, shortstop last year, was allotted the third bag, Substitute Noble was given right field, Catcher Barclay left field Pot ter Wear, left fielder will be unable to play tomorrow because of a bad arm and right fielder Cushing se- cond base.
 The batting order will be: Lindley, ss; Ewing, SB; Noble, RF: Kline, 1B; Neale, ~CF; Barclay IF; Cush- ing, aD: Walker, C; Hoabird, r.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
WOMAN KILLED AS
 SHE PREPARES MEAL
Was Cooking for Husband When
 Clothes Catch Fire

New York, May 2S.-Mrs. Theo- dore Sands, 60, died yesterday of burns received while she was pre- pairing birthday feast for her S2- ycar-old husband, to whom she had been married Al years.
 All yesterday Mrs. Sands hustled about her kitchen cooking delica- cies for the birthday dinner which was to have been eaten yesterday. She told her husband that he must keep out of the kitchen lest he see any of the good things being pre- pared for him and so lose any of the joy of anticipation.
 The old man sat in the living room until suddenly he heard screams from the kitchen, Rush ing in he found his wife enveloped in flames. Her clothing had ignit- ed from q gas stove on which she was cooking.
 By the time he succeeded in beating out the fire Mrs. Sands was unconscious, and he himself was badly burned.