GREAT BRITAIN PAYS Io MILUONS on DEBT

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SHEA IS NAMED EIIPLAINHATER ASPROSECOTOR PURCHASE PLAN iN T O im c o t m TO CIVIC GROUP Charles R. Hathaway. With­ Members of Qieiiey Firm Mattem Is Overdue United States Wins Impoi^ draws from Post to Be OnlGoe Project— Town’s ant Victory at W pi|i Assistant to Soccessor— leadiiiR C id zm Favor­ On Over Ocean Hop Economic Conference - r able Towards Baying. France at First Opposed Becomes Effecthre July 1. Nome, Alaska, June IS.— (A P )— He left tbe Siberian town at 2:80 p. m., eastern standard time yester­ Jimmie Mattem, tbe globe-gtl'dllag day, and was expected to reach American on Gronndi Judge Raymond A. Jobnion of One of the most Important quei- airman, was overdue today from Nome in 17 hours—7:80 a. m., east­ the Town Court of Mancbeater to* tloni facing town officials and citi­ Khabarovsk, Siberia, on tbe perilous ern standard time, or 1:80 a. m. day announced tbe appointment of zens of Manchester— tbe proposed 2,500-mlle ocean lap. (Nome ’Hme) today. That Chairman Should A t 10 a. m., eastern standard time, William J. Sbea as prosecutor suc­ purchase of the Cheney Brothers The aviator tackled the treach­ erous water stretch in the face of Mattem bad been on his way 19 1-2 ceeding Charles R. Hathaway who utility compiuiios — was discussed Come from Gold Standard severe weather on this side, al­ hours. W iley Post and Harold Oatty last night at a conference betweep has held tbe post for 82 years. Mr. though tbe winds were not as strong covered tbe same leg on their record Hathaway Is withdrawing from tbe tbe members ot the silk Arm, the round-the-world flight in 16 3-4 Board of Selectmen, and a repre­ aS on Tuesday when he was forced Nation — Compromise office pf prosecutor this year due hours. sentative group of manufacturers, back to Khabarovsk. business and professional men of tbe Follows Dispnte. town. Tbe meeting was called ^by Abe Board of Selectmen to acquaint a selective group of citizens ot tbe in- GREAT BRITAIN PAYS London, June 15.— (A P )— The tormatlon already obtained In con­ United States achieved a great and m nection with the proposal, also to hard-won victory In the world eco­ divulge the latest plan ot purchase X nomic conference with the election ' as reported from the Cheney Broth­ io MILUONS ON DEBT ers company, June 6, tbe account of of James M. Coz as chairman of tbs which was carried in The Herald of vital monetary compflUee by the that date. A HERO, HURRAY! steering committee late today. Outlines Procedure Italy Also Makes Part F^y- The designation of the American WeUs A. Strickland, chairman ot IS BANNERY SHAY was unanimous and his name was tbe Board ot Selectmen, presided s ■m’ presented by the ' Frenchman, and outlined briefly tbe steps al­ ment'and France Again Georges Bonnet, who had himself ready taken in the several confer­ Did He Lose His Presence of been a candidate. Bonnet had bitter­ ences between the Selectmen and Mind When Bees Swarmed ly opposed Cox's election until a Cheney Brothers since it was disclos­ Defaults; Expect Nothing Up His Pant^’ Leg? He Did compromise was effected among ed that the two utility companies, warring groups in mid-aftemoon. the South Manchester Water Com­ from the Other Nations. Not. pany and the South Manchester Shown as they arrived in Plymouth, England, aboard the S. S. President Roosevelt for the momentous World Opposition to the American had been baaed on grounds that the Sanitary & Sewer District were for Economic Conference in London, are these four members of the American delegation, left to right: Senator Red Oak, la.. June 15.— (A P ) chairman should come from a gold sale. Key Pittman of Nevada, Secretary of State Cordell Hull, Representative Samuel D. McReynolds of Tennessee, —Baimery Shay, Jr„ of Red standard country. Ward Cheney, chairman of the and Ralph W. Mopison of Texas. Washington, June 15 — (A P ) — Oak, is a man of courage and Finance Minister Guido Jung of Board of Directors of Cheney Broth­ W ar debt Installmenta fell due to­ quick action. Italy was given the vlcs-chairmax> ers reviewed the proposition from day with Great Britain paying $10,- A swarm of bees located WUliam J. Shea ship and M. Bonnet, tbe Frenck the company stsmdpoint and stated themselves in a tree in his 000,000 In aUver on the $75,950,000 finance minlstST, was elected re­ that while tbe company had receiv­ yard, he armored himself with principally to poor health. He will TRAINING SCHOOLS it owes, France again defaulting porter to the conference. continue in the work to some extent ed offers from bolding companies a head and face covering, add­ DiMOCRATS IN DEBATE and Italy making a part payment. Prime Miniatsr Hendryk Colijn of since he has been appointed Assist­ for the purchase of the companies ed long gloves and went forth Holland, who tUdU been eugfested as 4 I ant Prosecutor, the position Attor­ at various timos, they had not sect- Weeks of patient negotiations to speed the swarm on its way. a compromise" chairman of th* ney Shea has held the past four .eusly considered selling. Having ON NEW SCHEDEES reached their culmination in a In tbe midsL of his efforts a monetary group, was elected to head >ears. The appointments become retained a New York firm of ap­ OYER VETERANS’ REUEF presidential announcement of tbe limb of the tree broke and the the important economic committee. etfective July 1, the date the ap­ praisal engineers to conduct' a British payment, Jwhich tbe London bees went crashing to the vJ>- With this kapiw outcome of the pointments o f Judge Johnson and superficial estimate of the value of government frankly asserted to be ground >witb I t And lo— the ImbtC^o -PAme Minister MacOon- Deputy Judge Thomas Ferguson by the companies, based on “an acknowledgment of tbe debt queen bee flew stva lg^ at Shay State Official Eipiains New , aid a t Great Britain and other mem- Gtovemor Wilbur L. Cross become ment cost, less depreciation, Mr. pendiv a final settlement,” and buzzed up bis pants leg. effective. Cheney said that the preliminary Many Mendwrs f o f i iliMseH. S-NAVY YARDS b «»iO ft^ . qigfiriiig-'.. committee Maxing it claar he does not char- Tks rest of the swarm followed. survey showed thi\t tne ,w u e of Hie nntfwnVBm the private room where Elliott jobation Qresattabt situation aiuiL 'ftien' Shay demonstrated^ Judg^ Jdll^on "* aaSeunced pr agreein g and haa suggeated to tbe be, seeing daylight ahead, found years. These three offices, Prose­ was not a “bargain” proposition but London government it bring its pro­ party was'descending got stuck eimA *4 her way - out and her retinue for some time delayed proceedlnglT'^ cutor, Assistant IJrosecutor and was offered at what. tbe ' Cheney Hartford, June 15.— (A P )— The posals to l||9xataington at a conven­ Probation Officer are the only ap­ comftany tried to determine as a Certam Veto Action/ I Sec. Swanson Announces followed, while Shay stood Mr. MacDonald and the s t e «w g new policy adopted by the State ient date for dlscuaaion, tbe result rigid. pointments made within the local “justifiable" price based on com­ to be laid before Congress for de­ committee were stalled in the Meya^ He was not stung. tor for ten minutes before tin y court since the judge and deputy mercial and tbe physical values of. Thousands of Men Will Board of Education yesterday em­ cision. judge are named by the General tbe properties and at a price which WMhington, June 15— (A P )— The bodying four plans ’ for teacher were finally released. Assembly and the Governor. Notes Are Exchanged Mr. MacDonald’s dry Scotch hu­ the town could .'afford to pay, Mr. restless Democratic ranks of the preparation in this state, was an­ Mr. Hathaway has been con­ Cheney agfreedf that the sale would The developments were contained mor came, to the surface as. he House, many ready to follow the Work on 32 New Ships. nected with the Town Court of Man­ be beneficial to both the company nounced today by State Commis­ in a formal note to London, an ROOSEVET DENIES emerged, saying with a smile: chester practically since it was In- and to the town, bolstering the Senate in liberalizing veterans’ ben­ sioner of Education Ernest W. But­ American reply and a supplemental “We have had an adventure.” .stituted in 1895. He was named working capital of tbe silk firm and efits despite a prospective veto, terfield, at tbe graduation exercises statement the President, all Makes Address. Prosecuting Attorney by the late Washington, June l6.— (A P )— A of the New Haven Normal school. made public last evening, simul­ Addressing the assemblage, the at the same time providing the town argued on closed conference today Judge Herbert O. Bowers in 1895 $238,000,000 naval building program The first plan is for a reduction taneously with an explanation KIDNAPING STORY British prime minister reported the with a mimicipal waterworks plant over what to* do preparatory to and continued until 1909 when a in the number of pupils at the teach­ speecb in tbe House ot Commons by elections of the conference bureau which, based on past performance, voting. intended to put 32 new ships in the political upheaval in town changed er training schools so they may be Chancellor Neville Chamberlain of and said if they met the approiif^al would not Increase taxation if pur­ President Roosevelt, meanwhile, water in three years was formally the entire court set-up. He was re­ conducted within the appropriations the British Exchequer. o f, the assembly then the commit­ chased. discussed tbe alternatives at the announced today by Secretary Swan­ named by the late Judge Alexan­ Mr. Cheney said that he ha'’, been made by the General Assembly, the The Congressional response was tees would get together tomorrow. White House with the two Republi­ son. Son of Piroadent Says Re­ der Am ott in 1915 continuing in the queried by Manchester people con­ maximum number being set at i,- immediate and loud. In the Senate The Assembly unanimously approv­ can authors of the amendment that President Roosevelt had agreed to position until this year. cerning the possibility of Increased 000. There were from 1,100 to 1,200 regular Republicans challenged the ed, the delegates greeting the names Health Taxed is more expensive than the course allocate the funds out of the $3,300,- employment if the town bougot the in the schools thlz year, and the pro­ development as “a breach of faltn” port Whidi Followed Fire of tbe men elected with appUuus- This past winter taxed Mr. 000,000 pqblic works appropriation The menUon of Mr. Cox brought a utility companies. To correct any pose^ reduction will have tbe effect and a “plain default on a plain (CJootinaed.on Page Two) and “ is anxious to have the work special ovation. possible misconception of the idea of limlrioff the number of new stu­ promise.” Administration men a.nd done as soon as possible,” Swansbh afHisHome,IsUntnie. A second vice president was chos­ behind tbe proposal as made by tbe dents at the schools. Republican Independents sprang to firm, and accepted by the Board of said. the defense. Robinson ot Arkancas, en for each of the oommlcteea—_ “W e will build to the fullest Four Year Courses Democratic leader, denounced the monetary and economic. V ic to r' Selectmen with a view to Inverti- The. second plan Is thAt.those ad­ gate further, be .said that in no cspaclty of shipyard facilities,” he criticism as evidence of an effort to Rye Beach, N. H., June. 16.— Klenbock of Austria was named SCHOOLGIRL WROTE mitted to the schools this yekr for vice president of the monetary com' sense would tbe firm guarantee im­ added. “ As quickly-as possible we keep Congress in sesidon to hinder (A P )—Tae family ot James Rooee- want to put people to work at ship­ teacher preparation will be for four the President’s handling of $he debt mlttee along with Signor Jung. iiin- and pound for the duration o f ment from active work. He will kidnaping of a child in each of R t Rev. E. Campion Acheson of Mrs. Harvey Cushing of Boston. Stricken While He Was ference, Swanson—a - former dele­ teacher training so they may be able the world economic conference vir­ continue his law practice, however, two of the families, were received Middletown, Bishop of the Diocese Mrs. Roosevelt Is their daughter. gate— said not, since 'we don't do to compete next June with teachers tually was accomplished today hii and also in the office of clerk and on Monday, and Tuesday of this of Connecticut of the Protestant - After the fire tiiere was a report treasurer of the Ninth School dis­ the dollar steadied close to a quotz- Alone in His Home. week and the case W8us broken last Elpiscopal Church, today urged the —quicdcly denied from the White trict. His position as Assistant (Continaed On Page Ten) (Continaed Un Page Six) tion of $4.05 to the pound. ■ night by Detective Sergeants Dan­ repeal of the 18th Amendment as the House— that threats had been The $4.06 quotation was widely prosecutor will keep him' in touch iel Hanerhan and Henry Nevins of made to kidnap the cdilld, that a with the court affairs and the court way to true temperance in a state­ rumored as t ^ point on which It the Stamford police 24 hours after Secret Service agent bad been as­ will benefit by his years of experi­ Fair Haven, N . J„ June 15. — ment issued at his home. was agreed to stort ■tablllzatlon. it had been reported to them. signed as a result of the threats ence in the work. (AP)—Joe Humphries, veteran Bishop Acheson said:' “I was an The pound had been substantially ffght announcer who has been para­ The writer of the latter was earnest advocate for prohibition. I and that tbe fire might have been higher earlier in the day. Mr. Hathaway is, perhaps, one of Secret Service Uncovers . intended as a screen for kidnapers. Manchester's best known men. His lyzed by an apoplectic sHoke, found to be a 15-year-oId girl, a believed in it, and when in France The steps to be taken to accom­ showed further improvement today, freshman at high school. She will No Troth In Report law practice and court service have spoke to groups of our soldiers of plish de tocto stabilisation have and his physician said the familiar Stephen T. Early, presidential kept him in the public eye contin­ be arraigned In Juvenile Court. the benefits we hoped would come to been the subject of much qpeoula- voice would probably again be beard An Arms Smuggling Plot secretary, said at the Vl^te House uously the past 40 years. In addi­ Two of tbe letters were received by our nation because of it. tion, both in tnnking quarters aO|d at sports events in the future. Mrs. Harry T. Dykman of 157 that James Roosevelt had called tion he has been especially active "This position was gradually un­ the world economic conference, but The physician. Dr.’ W alter A. his father, and declared there was fratenudly, particularly so in King North street, by whom the girl was dermined by what I saw during the it was understood that experts aqa Rullman, of Red Bank, reported Washington, June 15.— (A P )—Theihave passed counterfeit money at “absolutely no tfuth In the report.'* David. Lodge of Odd Fellows. He employed pairt time and the other ensxdng years and as time went on, I worldng out a formula which wtU ia- that Humphries was able to move was received by Mrs. William ,H. smuggling of arms and ammunition Aiken, S. C. Moran said reports he The President’s son telephoned a dude virtual cessation of torrign ex­ is a Past Grand Master of Odd Fel­ his hands more freely today, and to bad received said tbe couple had in was compelled to abandon it entire­ denial to New York saytog “ re­ lowship and is considered by local Clark of 49 Washington avenue, to Cuba by airplane from Miami, change apeculation. use bis right arm a little. He said, sister of Mrs. Dykman and who their possession counterfeit one dol­ ly- .. ports of any kidnaping threa,ts are StabUlsation. it was said in lx- members -'bf the fraternity at Man­ Florida, was divulged in evidence The Final Blow however, the announcer would be employed the sister of Mrs. .Dyk- lar silver certificates and oounter- simply crazy and without the formed quarters, will- In deal chester’s dean of Odd Fellowship. “The Wickeriham report was the confined to bed for several weeks. man’s maid. seized by Secret Service operatives feic $10 Pnderal Reserve notes. He slightest foimdation. Attorney Shea’s Advancement. whoBy to. smooth out fluetua OaUed for Help Leaves Stamford when they arrested Angel Roder- said they also had a large quantity final blow as it revealed to me that ‘It Is ^ e ,” he said, “ thzt a Se­ rather than fix positive ratios. . Attorney Shea who has come to HumpbHes was stricken early iquez and his wife Sadie, at Au­ of morphine In their possession. throughout the whole nation the cret Service man was gent to the evidentiy would permit a gr^uM the forefront in local affairs rapidly Mrs. Dykman and Mrs; Clark are Tuesday after returning to« his gusta, Oa., on charges of passing The Secret Service Chief, declin^ to things I had'observed were to house, but it was purely a coinci­ change over a p^od* of ttma .as ‘VI- the past few years is well equipped daughters of Harry Lea Dodson of home from tbe wrestling\ matches counterfeit money. say how great the smuggling actlvl- foimd. The ‘laWfWas a failxure and dence. I was making ready to Join qulred by economic coodltkma. ‘ to continue the enthusiastic and 6 Manie avenue, Southfield Point, at tbe Yankee Stadium. The ' W. H. Moran, chief of the Secret tlM been but said that the evi­ worse than this, It haul become a my father on his cruise up the 'Neither the Americana nor tRi efficient service of his predecessor. promment New York lawyer. Mr. dence against the couple found in stroke, diagnosed as a light stroke Service, announced today that source of crime and revenue for coast, and the agrat was aaoigned British arc wilUng to rctinh to tito He has built up a good law practice and Mrs. Dodson were a l^ panlc- ooneepondence was “conclusive.’' of apoplexy. Induced by hardening “ sufflolent evidence Indicating con- orlmlnals. to the house because o f my Im­ gdd standard un* Hheactola p * ^ ^ ber.e in his own name cmd is active stlticken at the thoughts of possible While the Secret Service win of tbs arteries, left him alpaost to­ clusiveiythla man has been engaged ’It s effect on the jrouth of the land pending absence.” generally are rcctotcd to-'"^ betvl^,] in-many branches of community life. harm. to one of their grandchildren. In smuggling arms and'ammunition es of ooun- tally paralyzed. Only his voice was was dlsastrpus, I t undermined the leveb. He is a graduate of Rockville High unsJfected, and he called for sev­ Mrs. Clark’s child is . two y e ^ old from Miami to Cuba by airplane’* the and MrSoDyknian’s baby is only, a couple laws of the land'and the sworn en­ TREASURY BAIANOB.' School and attended Trinity College eral hou^s before siunmonlng help. was found'in possession o f the cou­ forcers of law. It Is essential that 'OOLLAJB BOUMpS^IBPWI in Hartford for a time, later trans­ few weeks old. On receipt o f the had narcotics in their possession Stating that Humphries was mak­ ple. all who desire true temperance I Washington, June IB,— (A P )—^ New York, ferring to Washington University, first letter, Mrs. Clark left Stam­ Roderlquez and his wife were and also has' notified the Depart­ ing satisfactory progress, Rullman should vote for the repeal o f the 18th TroMury reo^ta tor June IB W fo t incident vfi^ recoitt'df-in Washmgton, D. C., where be studied ford a t once for an unannounced re- known in New York as Ralph Rena ment of-Justice regarding the smug­ said be expected Us patient would Amendment and ahow to the nkttoh 16,968387.06; egpmidttiflnis $11.- nent Angto*Ai law. After, getting his degrees, at trekt with her (Child and her maid. and Sadie R«na. She also - was gling aotiyltiee. eventually be aide to return to his conclusively that'eoerdod can naver B2B,998.81^ balanoe 82T148(M)81.76. the ataratintlon Washington University Mr.' • Shea familiar announcing, role. “ It Is The notes written on school paper, known as‘ Sadi4 Waxman.-^ The'^latter department is expected ’ The couple was arrested at Au­ to inxmstigate the smugkHng evl- be a moral force or be used upon .a Cqstom receipts to r tha- IB daijw of jtist a question o f Us being more June were 19,807,^.68^0^^^ (Uontfnned On Page T t m l careful* in the future.** (CXMittaoed 01 F ife Two) . gusta after they are alleged to deflee at oooa. free people,”.

-7 •• •■ -■vf PAUB (TWO IIANCHESI’BB BVENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN; THURSDAY, JUNE 15.108^

Uie'fourccs of revenue tqr Oeoife B. Clarke, aeststant economlat at QDESnONSBUHMZTtS CONOVER AGAINST Connecticut State CoUege -at Battle Force Radical V g . Conservative German Film Staf^ Stom. Mr. Clarke outlined the eources of income of the state of Has New Boss to Wed Sdimeling POWER AT HEARU6 BROAD ELEaORATE Connecticut using a series of inter^ Argument Over Roosevelt esting charts to illustrate his points. He said that because of the TIfiz ' CoMmiMkMier Orders increased cost of education and the Burning Topic Hartford A e e e m a n from Yale Economist Holds That greatly increased, indebtedness of Room— Attorney Butler Pro­ the state new soulves of revenue tests. H :o ( must be found • * meet the needs of One thing the all-embracing ad-^stlred up just as ^eat a tempest 'J Qualified Electorate Would the government at the present ministration emergency program'’^ among ""the radicals, who . pn^ibesied Hertford, June 16.^ (AP)—State paoiet AnBODce T a j^ ir tim e. has not done is to end the dispute an industrial order completely dom­ ’Tax ' Oommissioaer William H. whether Mr. Roosevelt,rMt, asI president.'esident. inated by trusts. Blodgett Is an administrative offi­ Improve ConditioDS. is destined to be Infic Infiuenced more And tee keystone policy of teem cial and cannot function as a court CentjucreueToib;. greatly by the conservative or by all—absolute administration In­ of law and order the exclusion of in­ ABOUT TOWN the radical element among his fol­ sistence on a balanced budget—was terested parties lunr an inquisitorial low ing. as much applauded by tee New London, June 16,—(AP) — hearing, Attmmey Robert P. Butler Akron, O., June 16.—(AP)—B. It will be recalled that this was giants as it was berated by'tboee A qualified electorate instead of! told te e Suprem e Court o f EJrrors F. Goodrich OonqMuay' today a»- Tomorrow afternoon at 8:80 a re­ a subject of prime discussion a year who wanted to go on spending in this morning in arguing tee appeal the present broad electorate was j hearsal party will be held in the ago, when the democratic nomina­ response to what they M t was to nounced a 10 per cent inewaas In. advocated by Professor Milton kindergarten room'of the Center tion Was made. voice of, "the common peepul.” of Assessor John >F. CMgrove from tee wages and salaries of an em­ a jail sentence for his refusal to church house. Sunday will be Chil­ Some of the most extreme of the ployes. The action follows sliaflar Conover of Yale University at the testify before the commissioner in morning session today of the In­ dren’s day at the Center Congrega­ left-wingers from the west are ex­ Extrem ee announcements by Goodyear Tire tional church, and it is requested uding assurances that the candidate It may not clarity the situation a bis investigation of tax assessment stitute of Constructive Economy in md' Rubber Company; Fireatone Government which is being held by th t the kindergarten children be was one hundred per cent radical; great deal, but it Is Interesting tq inethods after his fellow members ’Tire and Rubber C ta q )^ ; (Senrr- the league of Women Voters at present at I0:3d in the rooms of that that be ardently wanted a redis­ recaU that when tee new ad^mls- of the board' bad ordered from al Tire and Rubber Odmpany, and Connecticut College Professor department. tribution of wealth, and hated “WaU tratiOD came In, the extremes of the room . COnover said “Democracy defeats 1 street and the interests” with un­ democratic opinion^ were popularly Deputy Tax CommlsMoner Far- Mohawk Rubber Company, aPd a its own purposes with a broad elec­ 'The regular monthly meeting of exampled venom. believed to be personified by Sena­ well l6iapp,, who reprMented Mr. five per cent increase lust week by Seiberllng Rubber (Company. - . ~ torate which can only result in so- ' the board of 'directors of Manches­ At the same time a group of east­ tor Carter/Glass oo the one hand, Blodgett, cont^ded that such power dal statics.” ter Y„ M. C. A., which was to have ern millionaires and railroad presi­ and* Senator Huey Long on tee was a rei^ulslte,ln order to properly The (Soodricb order affects 17,000 > Professor Conover’s contention been held last night was postponed dents were saying that the nominee other. and thoroughly conduct a hearing persons employed at tire plants In was disputed by Miss Pearl Bern­ because of the number of the di­ was as "safe” as Calvin Coolidge Day after day, these two glared and prevent witnesses from learning Akron and Los Angeles, cotton stein, secretary of the municipal rectors who were Interested in the himself; that be could be trusted at one another across a great gulf, of other testimony. • mlUs at Silvertown, Ga., and affairs of the New York City League question of the purchasing of the never to go off on a dangerous tan­ and each was Insisting teat Mr. The appeal was based on Mr. branches scattered throughout the of Women Voters who declared that South Manchester Water Com­ gent or countenance any measure Roosevelt was on his side. Blodgett’s attempts to gain Infor- countryr It is effective today aa are so long as there arc minority pany’s plan, which was explained at not thoroughly sound and orthodox. Toward the end of the special ses­ maticn, from Mr. Cosgrovt in his in­ tee Goodyear, Fireatone and Gen­ groups pushing in specific direc­ the meeting of the Selectinen held This all was so confusing that sion both (]Hass and Long openly vestigation of Hartford tax assess­ eral Increases. Mohawk’s goes Into tions, social statics will be avoided. last night. The Y directors will many American citizens just gave broke with tee White House on ments. effect tomorrow. Professor Conover and Miss Bern­ meet next week. it up and decided to wait and see specific measures. Some of tee Mr. Cosgrove refused to take tee With addition of Goodrich to the stein were the leaders of the discus­ bow Mr. Ro^velt himself would n«sldent’s ideas, it appeared were oath or testify when be was sum­ list it is estimated that 52JX)0 resi­ sion on the personnel problems of ' i settle the dispute if and when be too raifical for Glass, some too con­ dents of the United States receive Arvid Seaburg of Walker street, i moned after tee conunissloner eject­ government, which occupied the entered the White House. servative for Long. ed from tee hearing room, Asses­ pay boosts from the rubber com- oTihi. «=- Admiral David Foote Sellers, Since March 4 he hsjf expresseu But these same ideaa, of bote sors William J. Hardie and George pai^es. slon. been awarded the contract for the | new commander-in-chiet of the himself to congress on virtually sorts, went right on commanding one-story addition and extensive j F. Kinsella, who previously bad ------:------The merit system as a factor in American naval forces In the ! every important issue. Yet the dis- overwhelming majorities in con­ been on this stand, aa well as bis alterations to the Masonic Temple j ' puts goes on, with only minor mod- governmental economy in govern­ Pacific, is shown above as be as- gress; which provides food for counsel and a stenographer, while ment was introduced. Professor in Merrow, has awarded the sub­ snmed command in ceremonies , Ifications. thought, since It raises a very in­ SCHOOLIM WROTE, contract for plumbing to Carl permitting a newspaperman to re­ Conover said that since 1920, great aboard the IT 8. 8. Pennsyl­ teresting question: main. Improvement had been made In Na­ Anderson and that for the electrical vania. • From Both Sides Is it, perhaps, tee Roosevelt pur­ HDNAnNG NOTES tional civil service, in recruiting, work to Paul Donze, both of this The farm bill was passed and pose to disprove tee old supposition classification and standardization town. ’The interior trim job goes to cries of pain from old-time eastern­ that tee parties must be realigned of positions, promotion according the Hartford Builders Finish com­ ers, who said tee Inspiration for so that all tee liberals are on one Miss Anny Ondra (above), one of NAVY DEPT. TO ACCEPT (Continued !ron Page OoeK to merit and retirement. pany. such a policy could have come only side and all tee conservatives oc Germany’s most beantlfnl film In reply to questions indicating from red Russia. the other; and to base tee new ftctresses, will become the bride of NEW AIRSHIP MACON were aU tied with a strip of pale blue that the civil service had proved The band concert committee of SHEA IS NAMED The infiation project, and tee gold democratic party on prindjples Max Schmeling, former world cloth, apparmtly torn from a dress unsatisfactory in city and state the Chamber of Commerce will meet clause repeal shocked'some of tee which will run squ^ly between hea'ry'velgbt champion. In July, or blouse. Each note demanded teat governments where it had proved tomorrow afternoon pt 1 o’clock in conservatices even more. these two extremes, attracting only Max' announced on tea eve of his Report That Rudder Was tee maid, subsequently found to be the tool of politicians. Miss Bern­ the Chamber office, to complete ar-! But tee industry control bill, tee mlddleground, middle clan ele­ departure from New York for his the author of tee letters, be sum­ ASPROSECDTOR homeland. Damaged in Test Flight Is stein replied. "No administrative rangements for the series of band | drafted largely by big industrialists, ments of American politics? Denied by Swanson. marily dismissed under penalty of device can be found which is proof concerts to be given by the Salva-.' harm to tee Dykman and Clark chil­ tionn Army band this summer. | against the politician who wishes dren. No hint of kidnaping for raur to turn it to his own selfish inter­ IN TOWN COURT Washington, June 15.—(AP)— i sued a call to American women to som was contained in any of tee let­ Secretary Swanson announced to­ ests. You can set up the best kind | Reports from Port Wright, Fish-1 EX-COV. COX TO HEAD follow London economic conference ters. of administrative machine but un-' er’s Island, N. Y., where the Man­ (Continued From Page One) events which she described as being OBITUARY day tee special trial board had rec­ less you are on ihc job to see that chester contingent of the Forestry of vital importance to teem in their ommended that tee Navy accept it is not perverted you have failed Corps is in training are to the ef­ opened a law office in Manchester. MONETARY COMMITTEE homes. tee new airship, Macon. There were 177,790 saloons, 7,090 to accomplish your purpose. The fect that ths boys are fretting at Attorney Shea is a director of the Mrs. Roosevelt said women, have ’The board beaded by Rear Ad­ breweries, and 236 distilleries in tee Savings Bank of Mtmehester, n miral <3eorge Day, reported tee political machine is always on the the delay in getting assigned to (Continued from Page One) a very special and vital concern in DEATHS United States before prohibition, ac­ job. The rest of us are not.” their allotted stations in the state trustee of Manchester Memorial What is happening at tee economic airship’s Sights were completed cording to estimates. hospital and a director of the Man­ and recommended acceptance "sub­ ’The discussion on the personnel forests. During the past ten days dollar today bounded upward in for­ conference. She gave teem her Frank P. Sroka problem was followed by a talk on the boys have undergone the cus­ chester Emergency Employment own recipe for reading newspapers ject to routine post-trial inspec­ Eight states have legislation Association. He is at present Dis­ eign exchange markets. Frank F. Stoka died at bis home, tion ." • making it unlawful to throw tomary typhoid and smallpox in­ The British pound sterling drop­ in such a way as to keep track of trict Deputy of the Knights of Col­ ICti Spruce street' this morning "On tee morning of June 13 per­ lighted cigarets from automobiles. oculations. ped 7 cents to a cable rate of $4.()^ events even in a crowded day. after a three-day illness. Mr. Sroka umbus, being a past grand knight Her statement follows: sistent press reports to tee effeqt o f CTampbell Council. Dutch Guilders were off around a who was 79 years old leaves his wife, Quality Groceries One hundred and fourteen elms cent at 48.15 cents, French francs "This is a time when women have teat tee Macon’s rudder was dam­ Depositors’ Chairman. Antonlette and four children, Al­ on North Main street. North, lost .06 1-4 of a cent" at 4.71 3-4 a special stake in watching what aged over Frankfort, Michigan, When the M anchester Trust (Com­ bert of Hartford, Mrs. Mary Bask! were received,” Swanson said, “and For Less North School. Oakland and Union cents, Belgian Belgas sagged .33 of is happening in National w d inter­ of Broad Brook, Andrew and streets were sprayed Wednesday pany failed to reopen after the bank national affairs. Every woman tee Navy Department at teat time holiday Mr. Shea took an active in­ a cent to 16.77 cents and Swiss Frances of this town, and ten Granulated Sugar, A for the European elm tree beetle. francs yielded .42 of a cent at 23.18 should have a knowledge oi what is in constant communication with Palace Theater terest in the organization of a new "grandchildrqp. The funeral will be tee Macon sent her tee following (H A B ’TFOBD) 10 lb. cloth sack . . . 4 0 C The work was done by the park de­ cents. German marks, tee Scan­ going on at tee economic confer­ held Ssturday morning from his commercial bank. He studied the ence because It does effect future m essage: Star Water, 1 C partm ent. dinavians and Qinadian dollars re­ late home at 8:30 and from St. situation thoroughly and made him­ settlements and amicable relations " *Verlfy press reports to tee ef­ 2 b ottles...... X O C self an authority on-.the procedure acted about 1-3 to 1-2 a cent each James’s church at 9 o’clock. Burial Tennis is becoming a more pppu- and tee Japanese yen ,w4s heavy. between tee nations of tee world. fect rudder damaged or any other in liquidating-the old bohipany and will be in St. James’s cemetery. Native Eggs, O O I lar outdoor sport in Manchester- The sharp rally of tee dollar was "It has been- stated that the debt damage over Michigan,’ to which Manchester the organization of the new. When d o z e n ...... than baseball. Every public court in attributed partly to short covering question is not to be discussed at an answer was immediate^, receiv­ It seemed wise that the depositors Soutii Manchester was in use last by continental speculators on ex­ the conference but whatever does ed from 'tee commanding officer of My-T-Fine Pineapple ^ be represented in the liquidation night and there were persons bn pectations that a de facto dollar- come out of tee conference will de­ JTJNERALS _ tee Macon to tee effect teat tee Dessert, p k g;...... / C process Attorney Shea at the sug­ hand with permits ready to take pound rate would be established at termine economic conditions here ship had sustained no damage Night gestion of The Herald conferred Fancy Pink Salmon, 1 1 _ the courts just as soon as those who around $4. Other European funds and abroad ^ d affect tee economic Miss Sarah J. Case , whatsoever either to tee rudder or with Bank Ck>mml8sloner Bassett tall c a n ...... 1 x C status of tee whrle world. The funeral of Miss Sarah J. Caae any other part of tee ship. were playing had used up the time and obtained much valuable infor­ which have been following sterling FRIDAY EVE., JUNE 16TH “Therefore it is vitally important was held at tee Whitney Funeral “ (Jn tee basis o f tee flight a mes­ Krasdale Shaker Salt, ^ ^ allotted to them. What was true at mation for heavy depositors. rather closely were thought to have been sold in sympathy with tee to every women in her own ^m e.” Home at East Hartford this aftei> sage was received this morning The the courts in South Manchester was At a meeting of the depositors 2 lb. round pkg. . . . O C slumping poimd. noon at 2:30 o’clock. Burial will be from tee board of Inspection and also true .of the courts at the north Attorney Shea wsis named to the Thatcher Players Grape Jelly, 1 CC r* end. The tennis courts that are laid Reports from London also indicat­ in the Wapplng cemetery. survey recommmding teat . tee committee of six raised to assist Navy Department accept tee Ma- In 15 oz. j a r ...... I O C out on the north end playgrounds the State Banking department in ed tee British treasury had re­ quested the Bank of ^gland and cop pursuant to tee routine final LeCroy Root Beer in .# * were in demand imtil dark. its work, that committee naming DEMOCRATS IN DEBATE tee London Stock Ehcebange com­ inspection trials.” Mr. Shea as its ehairman. He is NEPHEW OF MELLON Extract, bottle ___ X C mittee to limit transactions in dol­ Stepping Sisters now devoting a great amount of King David Norway lar exchange to commercial pur­ time to this work merely. In the in­ OVER VETERANS’ i m The Fonniest Comedy poses and to discourage speculative INVOLVED IN SUIT! CORONER INVESTIGATES Sardines, c a n ...... O C terests of the old bank depositors. Ever Written transactions. with Sweet Gherkins, 1 Mr. Shea is recognized, in the lo­ (Continued Fr^m P: ge One) cal court and in the higher courts 16 oz. j a r ...... X O C BOYCOTTS SCORED Charged With Failing to Pay TRAGEDY IN BOLTON FRANCES WILUAMS of tee county and state as an able (A » Guest Star) Good Luck Jar Rings, O C ^ Lundon, June 15— (A P ) — The advocated by him. What he had to Two Million Dollars as His lawyer. He is of sound judgment say to Cutting of New Mexico and 4 dozen...... l u O C and his keen, analytical mind first definite resolution of tee world Income Tax. Tolland Ck>unty Coroner John G. Steiw er o f O regon was known only " m a n c h e c t e ^ c o u p o n should make him an excellent pros­ economic conference was proposed Yeomans of Andover held an in­ Ideal Jar Rings, 1 A .#* to tee three. 3 dozen f o r ...... X vF C ecutor. today \jy tee representative of Pittsburgh, June 15- -(A P ) — quest yesterday afternoon at Bol­ This Coqpon If presented at the New York, June 15.—Shipments Soviet Russia. It hit discriminations Has Veto Ready William L. Mellon, president of tee ton Center in tee deatLo of CSiester Palace Theater Box Office will be Carnation Milk, 1 TT of structural steel in May by com­ and boycotts. The leaders were out to have tee Gulf Oil Company, today was given Joyce and John Fracebia Friday exchanged for two regular re­ 3 tall c a n s ...... X / C panies representing 71 per cent of HOLD 'TWO SUSPECTS. The resolution, which was handed Democratic representatives stand 15 days in which to file an answer to afternoon near tee Bolton Center served seat tickets upon the pay­ Krasdale Garden Sliced Beets, the industry totaled 52,^7 tons, an to Prime Minister Ramsay Mac behind tee President, prolonging tee tee suit charging him with income church. Joyce was Instantly killed ment of 25 cents service charge largest -| f\ increase of 25 per cent over the pre­ Bridgeport, June 15,—(AP)— Donald, conference chairman, would deadlock with tee Senate. If this tax evasions of $2,000,000 and bis companion, John Fracchia, each. vious month, the American Institute Two men arrested by police, after affect tee British and Russian em- turned out to be impossible, as ap­ The action, brought by David A. was fatally injured when tee mo­ c a n ...... X vF w of Steel Construction, Inc., reports. they said they foimd a loaded re­ bargos arising from tee resentment peared likely, it was known Mr. Olson, former sp^ial counsel for torcycle which bote were riding Good Only On Krasdale Fruit Salad, Bookings during the month amount­ volver on one of tee pair, were be­ attending tee conviction in April of Roosevelt alroady had a succinct tee Senate banking and currency crashed into an automobile driven 8 oz. can...... # C ed to only 25,470 tons. ing questioned today. five British electrical engineers who veto prepared and he was believed committee, seeks to recover from by Mrs. Charles F. Sumner of Bol­ Friday Evening, ’The men gave their names as were tried in Moscow on charges of on tee hill to be ready—if necessary Mellon, nephew of Andrew W. Mel­ ton on tee state highway near tee June 16th The Dun 8c. Bradstreet, Inc., week­ Joseph Mago, 36, and Ernest Leon­ sabotage and bribery. —to deliver It in person to a joint lon, form er secretary of tee treasur­ Bolton Center church. The decision ly food index continued at $1.87 for ard!, 34, bote of Bridgeport. Their A possible effect also was seen on meeting of the two branches. er, a total o f $4,000,000, twice tee in tee ease was reserved by Coro­ MAMIEU*S bail was set at $10,000 each pend­ the period ended June 18, unchanged tee Chinese boycott of Japan if the The House met but an instant at amount of the tax. ner Yeomans. ing tee investigation. from the preceding two weeks. The suggestion is adopted. 10 a. m., and recessed for tee Demo­ Olson contends Mellon omitted GROCERY Immediate action was not re­ gain over the low of February 28 crats to gather. Representative from his tax returns for tee years quested. The resolution, intended, 1926 to 1930, inclusive, tee value of 183 Spruce Street remains at 25.5 per cent. TRIES TO KILL SELF. Byrns, tee party leader, termed tee to supplement tee Roosevelt truce meeting a "conference” rather than 73,000 shares of Gulf stock which on tariff changes, provides te*t tee suit asserts were given him for New Haven, June 15.—(AP)— a caucus, explaining it takes two nations "withdraw irrespective of thirds of those present to bind tee services. Olson places tee 'value John Carroll of tee Springside home motives nnderlying teem, all legis­ Democratic mem^rship to vote im- tee shares at $3,002,526. today was rescued from the New lative and administrative measures der the caucus, while a majority He asserts that Mellon, with ri. Haven harbor at tee Belle dock already pased by them and still In B. Mellon, an imcle, and G. R. Nutty, suffices to express tee sentiment of efter police say he tried to take his force having tee nature of economic a Gulf official, conspired to conceal tee membership imder a conference. life by a leap from tee dock. aggression or discrimination against tee fact that tee shares were com­ Carroll who is 72, was rescued any country, such as special cus­ There was to be an effort to reach pensation by giving tee corporation by William Netihauser of Hartford, toms duties placed on goods from a vote in tee House by early after­ five notes of $600,000 each. and Daniel,, Kelleher A , * of New w ,*-iHa­ any country, prohibition of export noon. ven. He was taken to a hospital i to and from any one NOf H orace, the governm ent’s for treatment. country, all special conditions for Auto deaths In the U. S. during drive for tee elimination of sweat­ tee same, and boycott of trade with the first four months of 1933 total­ shops will not mean the closing of "Indiana Farmer Plows Up $7000 i any one country.” ed about 7JKX). i those Turkish bath emporiums. in Field”—Headline. It's gratifj^gj ------Now that the' watermelon season to know that there is at least one j FIRST LADY’S ADVICE, More than 8,000 Akron rubber has returned, fewer small, boys will man who can make fanning pay Washington, June 15.—(AP)— woricers have been recalled to their be reprimanded, for having dirty these days. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt today is- old jobs due to Increased business. ears.

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) eration from tlM B o n d .. S'*!! the com bined properties h>r absolutely no extra buroen ot tx- payments will rapidly reduce and OHlMDNITYilAYEI^ after a short period tbe problem GOV. CROSS APPOINTS $1 *30,000 caahi the town to as­ >ense to any citizen o f the town. HUYORCURLETOFF I. ■ ■ will be very easy. The present xnmt- sume the outstandlna .$500,000 of 3. Tbe resulting assistance to ra J U N W A T E R gage bonds of the Oorapeay m ature KAN PRESD^ATION bonds, tnairing « net payi-ient by the Com pany’s condition siiuuiO in 1954 and by that time one-half of STATE TAX COHHiSSION the town to us ot $330,000 cash. mt it in a most favorable positioo OmilS VAUTMN New York, Jta* to take advantage of the recovery the new issue ot bonda.sbould be David- Belmsco, thaatricki producer “3. The Selectmen then secured paid and a new issue o f serial bemds •I -t To Be Seen Next in ‘Tlie PURdASE PLAN tbe services themselves ot a Hart­ of business which now at last ap­ Board of Seven WUl Study who died twofyear* , « r v * pears to be in sight could be put out to take c.jre of the Queen’s Husband” for Ver- ford firm ot engineers to make a present $50U,UUU debt and this could Structure With a View of gross estate of $1,616,885X1, It w m careful appraisal from their own (Signed) WARD CHENEY ^anck Fund Benefit. HiaHwnd in an accounting filed in Frank Cjheney, Jx., president ot easily be amortized during the next Suggesting Changes. Boston; becotive and His TO C F ': GROW point of view. These engineers ‘20 years. At that time the property Surrogate’s Court to^y. ky thS' made a most exhaustive study, re- the South Manchester Water Com­ The Community Players held pany has issued the following state­ would be free from any mtereat Hartford, June 15.— (AP)—Gov­ ''xecutors. ___ (Continued From Page One) sultln}; in a report whicn has been paymmits other than those which F a i^ tn Toot Europe — their monthly business meeting The inventory showed a depr^ made public, the main conclusions ment about the properties ot tbe ernor Cross today appointed the elation of $428,084X8 In stocks and South Manchester W ater^mpany may be incurred for considerable m- last night in the clubrooms in the o^ which were that the property State tax commission of seven which b y tween the Selectmen and €3heney and the South Manchester Sanltaiy creases to the plant which might >e bonds held the est to. was well engineered and in exc t o Meet D Dace. : Balch and Brown building and Brother; regarding the sale of whe Sewer District: necessary, and these increaseb will study the tax structure of Con­ lent condition, of a capacity consid­ completed plans for the presenta­ companies to the town, Bennet & Water Conopany would carry .their amortization necticut with a view to recommend­ erably in excess if the present .-e- tion of the final play of the season, k il l e d b y f a l l . Terry, appraisers and engineers of 'The physical property ot the South themselves if properly financed. qulrements of^the town, with |8 re­ ing necesscu^ .ievlsloas at the next Tlie Queen’s Husband.” This Hesrtford were engaged to conduct a Manchester Water Company com­ Estimates Safe New York, June 15.—(AP)— production cost of $1,450,000, and session of the Legislature. Meriden, June 15.—(AP)—Henry complete survey of the values of the prises valuable assets capable ot 'It might be proper to state that With a prediction that “everything satire on life brtiind a throne—inci­ that a proper price fpr the town to The appointees^are: W. Blessing, 78, at 45 Oravdine , two properties. serving the district served with the estimate of earnings checks up is going to come but all right,” dentally that of the former Queen pay for the property in order to t Attorney Roger S. Baldwin of of Rumania, will be given under* street, was fate^y Injured about Present Price water tor many years to come. Tbe very closely with the results ot the Mayor James M. Chirley of Boston 3:80 yesterday afternoon, ^len he sure its being self-supporting first quarter ot 1933 and indicates Greenwich, chairman of the finance sailed with his family portly after the direction of Mrs. J. L. Handley At the conclusion of the survey Water Company own:, water diver­ fell from the roof of a houae at 41 would be $1 ,200,000. sion rights and the land necessary that the estimates are safe. The re­ board of that town; Senator Austin noon today for a vacation in Europe. at High school hall, Friday eve­ the engineers reported that $1,45U,- O. Barney of Farmington; Tax-com- ning, June 23, in coimection with Antonie street, owned by him, and* ■ .4fter further negotiations and to use the water developed in two port of the engineers employed by The prominent Democrat was in on which he was making repairs. , 000 was the sound value and Jl,200,- r study of the latter engineering the Town to value the properties ot nussioner, William H. Bloidgett, who jovial mood as he boarded the Ital­ the Commencement pro-am and 000 the proper "justifiable” selling water sheds as follows: report, we reduced our offer to $1,- Porter and Howard Reservoir these companies Indicates that they will be succeeded in office on July 1, ian liner Conte D1 Savoia and ex­ for the benefit of the verplanck price which was reduced to $1,150 - 150.000 cash, the town to assume consider the physical property ot by Senator William H. Hackett of changed pleasantries with hundreds Scholarship Fund. 000 after a conference with the Supply the $500,000 of outstanding bonds, ‘This is located in tbe eastern the Water Company worth $1,036,- New Haven; George B. (3afke, as­ who crowded forward to wish him Russell Potterton, chairman of Selectmen. The latter price agreed paying us a net amount of $650,000 456 including maps and plans be­ sistant professor of economics at the bbn voyage. the publicity committee, was in­ upon by the company is based on part of Manchester with a water Beauty cash. Certain other minor modifica­ shed of about Bridge­ mark that he had great faith in the day to High school pupils selling the two companies and would per­ square miles, ot which the Company made at that time. owns 665 acres. On this property 196 mcltiding the maps and plans. port; Fred R. Fairchild, professor of ability of the administration to bring the greatest number of tickets for for the mit the town to purchase them At the price which it is proposed political economy at Yale Universi­ the ship of state to an even keel tbe performance. Tickets are also without cost to the taxpayers of the “This last proposition was unde, are the Porter and Howard Reser­ consideration early this winter voirs with a combined storage to sell these properties to the Town, ty and widely known as an expert again. on sale at Watkins Brothers and Graduate town, the amort*2Ation of outstand­ it will therefore be seen that the on taxation;'and George T. Kimball “We won’t be downed,” he said. Potterton and Kradi’s store on ing bonds against the companies when the unfortimate financial dif­ capacity o f 165,(XX),()00 gals. ficulties brought about by the bank East Glastonbury Supply Town is paying only about $100,000 of New Britain, prerident of the Everything is going to be all right. Depot Square. and new bonds to be retired for all the property ot the Sewer American Hardware corporation of In fact, we’re gaining momentum al­ President Karl Keller appointed through the earnings of the com­ holiday and the great depression of This covers the rights to use business caused the Selectmen to water from a water sh^ on the up­ District and this is only ^ small that city. ready." the following committee to revise pany. notify us that the situation was per pan of Roaring Brook compris­ sunount in excess of the value ot the This commission, created by the T ^ mayor said he would remain the constitution'and by-laws: A. F. Mr. Cheney stated that the com­ such as not to warrant further con­ ing an area of about five square E>uriflcation Plant and real estate. General Assembly at the request of in Europe six or eight weeks and Howes, chairman: Russell Potter pany would naturally prefer to re­ sideration of the matter, when then miles, oi which the (3ompany owns "For more Information in regard the governor, will work with the tax that after a visit to Rome he intends ton, Louis Genovesi Ruth Smith ceive the payment for the proper­ was dropped. 1930 acres and has constructed a to these'properties we will have to commissioner in going over existing to tour through Switzerland, Aus­ and Leonard Johnson. The commit­ ties in cash, but it hao been deter­ refer to the detailed report of the tria and possibly other countries. tee was requested to submit its re­ “In the meantime there has been reservoir of $125,000,000 gals capa­ statutes, particularly, to find iniqui­ mined that in the event of a sale, the Town Engineers, Messrs Bennet He said he expected to have an port at the Septemlier meeting. a considerable change in condi­ city. ties in the laws. In his 1931 inau­ bonds to be taken by Cheney Broth­ and Terry, copies of which report audience with the Pope iind to see Joseph Handley, chairman of the tions, both general and local. 'The These two water supplies should gural message, Governor Cross ers at face value at 4 Vi per cent in­ will be available early next wefek. Mussolini, the Italian premier, while summer outing committee, report­ town has been able to msurket its iM ample to cover the needs of the asked for a similar commission in terest would enhance the com­ This report goes into very complete ed that plans had not been com­ $300,000 bond issue, and I under Company for a good many years up the hope of accomplishing results in Rome. '• pany’s chance for a real recovery come and with tbe construction of detail as to all the assets of the at the present session, but the Leg­ “I am a great admirer of Musso­ pleted and requested an extension and permit them to take full ad- stand that the tax collections upon lini," he said, “and I expect to learn the first due ..date were, upon the additional storage the Town would companies." islature rejected the bill. In his o f time. vfiintage of the additional working considerable about government from The meeting was followed by whole, quite satisfactory. Believing would be assured a supply for proba­ second message, this year, the gov­ capital which in its present state it him. I also expect to learn some­ conference of the executive board that the time is now ripe for a re­ bly 100 years to come. The water ernor asked for the same commis­ is not in a position to do. from the Qompamy’s reservoirs is sion, saying that he hoped one could thing of the spiritual side of the in regard to arrangements for the newal of our offer, we have brought Italians.” A permanent wave In the event of better market con­ forward a new proposal, that is, to conducted to the Town by water LATEST STOCKS be appointed oarly so that legisla­ forthcoming play. tion might be enacted in the 1933 A number of the mayor’s friends ditions for bonds, the paper might sell the properties to the town or mains of sufficient capacity to serve "fi)y the experts at session, but the measure was not from Boston were present to see be converted by the company into a net amount of $650,000 in bonds for a long period and the Company New York, June 15— (AP) —The adopted until the closing days of the him off and the mayor and his par­ NEW NORWALK CHIEF cash, thereby improving the status of the town, the town to assume, has proper equipment for the puri­ her favorite shop. Of the company with respect to Stock Market appeared a trifle session. ty waved at them from the deck as as before, the $500,000 of outstand­ fication of its water by chlorination, Norwalk, June 15.— (AP)—Lieu­ working capital. The history ot the and in the case of the Glastonbury weary today and prices shifted The commission, which has been the huge liner moved slowly from Designed especially ing bonds of the water company tenant Jerry Domey was this water and sewer companies was re­ supply, a modem filtration plant. about in an irregularly narrow given $25,000 for expenses, will also her pier. morning sworn in by the Board of viewed in detail by Frank Cheney, Why Cheney Brothers Want to Sell The distributing water mains of range with the trading volume study tbe municiped tax problems In the (jurley party were the for her we guaran­ Public Safety as chief of the Nor­ Jr., long a director ot the Water ‘Tt may very well be asked why the Company are located to serve dwindling to its smallest in several in tbe hope of finding some day to mayor’s four sons, Paul, George, Leo walk police department, succeeding tee a long lasting and Sewer Companies, and the one we are anxious to dispose of these practically all the developed areas shift the tax burden for the relief and Francis; his daughter, Mary William R. Pennington, who ten­ man responsible for the growth and properties as they are in good con­ of their territory and can be extend­ Although most of the utility and of real estate property owners. and Walter Quinn, a friend of the wave giving perfect development during tbe past 20 dition and income producing prop­ ed as needed. Fire hydrants are industrial leaders received some fam ily. dered his resignation to the board on ’Tuesday, giving declining health years. erties, and it also may be wonder­ connected where necessary. support around their closing quota­ FORECASTS REPEAL satisfaction. Y. D. REUNION as his redson. .\mple For 25 Years ed whether, if we are anxious to From the foregoing brief sketch tions of yesterday, and several of sell, we co^d not be persuaded to the rails stepped up moderately in H artford, June 15— (A P ) —F ore­ Pennington, a policeman here MARY ELIZABETH’S The review given by Frank of the Company property it is evi­ se " a t a low er price. I w ill be very- dent that it owns a complete water response to the continued improve­ casting prohibition repeal “before Ckmcord, N. Y., Jime 15— (AP) — since 1893, former chief of the po­ Cheney, Jr., showed tbe water com­ frank with you in answering both ment in transportation revenues the end of the year," Professor Yan- The veterans of the Yankee division lice department of the old city of pany to be ample for the needs »t supply system which coifid not now these questions. be replaced except by going a great the vitality of the recent upward dell Henderson of Yale University, were convei^;ing on Concord today South Norwalk, when Norwalk and the town for 25 years without en­ South Norwalk consolidated in BEAUTY 'We are anxious to sell the prop distance from the Town and at a swing was lacking. Foreign ex­ in a statencAU sent to Walter E and the city was ready to willingly , largement, based on the increase in changes slumped in terms at the Batterson, head of the repeal group, surr«ider i#?elf to these one-time 1913, and served in that capacity population over recent years. The erties in order to improve our very high cost. working capital position. It is a Sewerage- System dollar on reports that currency today, held that such action ‘ s es' soldiers who hold their annual re until his retiremoal; water company with its valuable Pennington’s resignation was NOOK fact that our operations have nev­ The South Manchester Sanitary stabilization was imminent. sential to practical measures aimed unioh he're tomorrow. By train, bus and extensive holdings in water Wheat displayed early weakness to teach our people the temperate and automobile, tbe veterans came originally announced to take place Dial 8011 producing lands in this town and er once been limited because of and Sewer District owns the system of sewage collecting pipes covering but steadied later, and com, rye and use of the milder and harmless al' and tomorrow they will parade and on Auguist 31. Yesterday he issued Glastonbury, Mr. Cheney stated was lack of working capital, that our the well developed portions of their oats improved. Cotton did not move coholic beverages. hold their official reunion activities. a statement declaring that his res- the only such area available in the very low activity has been the re­ territory in the south part of Man­ very far in any direction. Bar silver vicinity. The earnings on the sult wholly of diminishing sales op­ chester and which are capable of was heavy, off 5-8 of a cent an ounce capital stock of the companies 1 ^ portunities; therefore, we must not further extension if need^. They been between 4 and 5 per cent with give you the impression that the at 35 1-2 cents. own the necessary water diversion Union Pacific was a carrier a surplus of $102,000, he sai

adopted with no Bucib Jangling as Hutchinson begin to wonder what A Talking Point For Pro8iwcthf« Hnsbands lim tdifKitfr ban accompanied tbe action,on the kind of educational roads those Cuttlng-Steiwer Senate amendment. bard been which led nowhere but to WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc Sttntittg l^raUi Specifically the disagreement is a borisonless moraas surely l^men PUiiUlSAi«:.iJ Ui I'UJli over the insistence in the amend* may without too much offense in­ FBRALD p a in t in g CUMPANT. INC. i r tftMeU fltTMt ment upon certain ' hoepitalisation quire: Just what is this education Funeral Di rectors ' MbaebMicr. Coan. which we are to p|ovide for every­ X£OU A» KttHOUBON rights for non*eerviee connected 5STABUSHED 68 YEARS Gea«r> I ICuusar veterans, the whole cost of which body ? What does the word mean ? Where does the thing, if followed, Founded Ootobei }. 18S1 presumably would be of next to no CHAPEL AT U OAK ST. Publlibed BTerjr Uveolns Uxeepi bring us out? Does it make us Bundasra ano Uoiidaja Ontered at the account. But under the surface Phone: Ufiee 6171 JE*oat Office at Maoebestei.'. Conn., aa there Is much more at stake. The more fit for life—or less? How Rob«rt K. Anderson Second Claes Mall Matte> much of It is truth and bow much b'uoeml Director Resfdenee 741M SOBSi i'fPTION RATKS principle involved is that Congress, Une Sear, by mall ...... $6.00 after empowering tbe President to profound error? Does it create Per Hontb, by mall ...... $ .60 our few wise men or do they attain Single copier ...... S U3 make certain reforms in tbe admin­ J>1ivered. one year ...... Iv.OO istration of veteran benefits in the wisdom despite it? m bk bsir o f ras associATBiD i^erest of budgetery economy, at­ mer, music, Oscar Rashaek, “Stars PASS'' NAZI OANOISBL of the Summer Night,” aU schools; 'I'he Associated Press .s exclusively tempts to undo what it has done HEBRON “Gypsy Dancers,” Qflbad Hill Naziism, that singular Gernian bntttled to the use .or renihlicatlon by again assuming the direction of school, words, M. Louise Baum, of all news dtspateh«s credited to It Institution which is neither democ­ or not otberwise credited In this the expenditures in-volved. The various baseball teams of music, Marshall White; “Spring,” paper and also tbe I.ea) news pub- words, O lia Thaxter, music. Adam Congress would like to present racy nor autocracy but a particu­ the town aU suffered defeat Sunday JiEhed herein. Gelbel, the White schooL Miss All rights ot republlcatlon ot two faces, one to tbe country as giv­ larly florid and pompous variety of afternoon, for a change. The Ath­ Bpeclal disoatehes herein ere else re­ letics went down ' before tbe Elm Barbara Tennant, who won the gangster rule, has thoroughly second prize n tbe essay sontest served. ing the President all power to create City Colored Giants, at the Amston frightened the Austrian govern­ conducted by the Connecticut So­ a truly balanced budget, tbe other ball field by a score of 4-1. Quite \ Full service client of N B A Ser- ciety of Colonial Dames, on too hricc. Inc. ment; which government is appeal­ crowd witnessed the game. The to the veteran vote, reminding the topic, “Life led in one of the origi­ ing to its former enemies, Great Cardinals played in Columbia at Publisher's Hepreseotatlve: Tbe boys back home that it is always nal Thirteen Colonies showing the the same time, losing to the Co- Oullus Mathews Soecl; Agency—New Britain, Italy and France, to protect relations between the Colonists and iSTork. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. their friend. lumbias, score 7-6. The Flashes it from a threatened coup by which Indians of that time,” received L.c The split Is not, really, over an put up a stout flgbt with the Mans­ award of ten doUain. The class c(d- ’'.MKMUBK A U u n ­ BURBALi OK Austrian Nazis, reinforced by many field Juniors, but lost by a score of ci RCUIJtTloNS. item of a million dollars; it is over I ors are pink and green. The class thousands of German Hitlerites, are 7-6. I'be Beral< Printing Company, Inc.. tbe question whether racketeering motto, “Perseverance Plus Labor BESumes no Cnanclai resp'-nsibllity in veteran benefit legislation is to be expected to attempt to seize the Frederick A. Ratbbun is at home Equals Success.” Tbe class flower for t.vpographlcal errors appsarlng In Vienna government and tack Au.s- from his duties as gatekeeper of is tbe ^se. Class officers are: Pres­ Bdvertleements In the Msr.rhertef permitted to destroy or seriously in­ tbe House at Hartford. He spent trla onto the tail of Herr Hitler’s ident, Barbara Tennant; vice-presi­ livening Herald. terfere with the efforts of the na­ Sunday in New Haven, where he dent, Carl Ackerman; secretary, TH U RSD AY. JUNE 15. tion to get back on its feet. Germfm kite. attended a service at Trinity Mary Rowley; assistant secretary- Chancellor DoUfuss, at London to church. treasurer, IDddie Zawlsa. Teachers NOT A REAt OBSTACLE. make a speech at the World Eco­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Perry of tbe schools are: Miss Permella ABOUT EDUCATION. Apparently the only serious objec- j nomic Conference, made a direct ap­ of New Haven were in town Sun­ Brousseau, Amston; Mrs. Teresa These are the days when educa­ day visiting relatives and friends. Walsh, Hebron Green Grammar; jtion to the town’s purchase of the peal to the representatives of the tors are talking, at many college Mr. Perry is planning a family re­ Miss Grace Littlefield, Hebron Pri­ South Manchester Water Company’s three countries named for interven­ union to take place on the Fourth mary; Miss Genevieve Fisher, commencement ceremonies, abput properties is entertained by persons tion against the Nazi peril breeding, o f July. Gilead Hill; Mies Evelyn Oox, Gull; education. At Bryn M awr Dr. Miss Ruth Ellis, ^sgger; Mrs. Hen­ Who cannot see how tbe income according to the chancellor’s asser­ Mr. and Mrs. John N. Hewitt Mary E. Woolley, president of M t spent Sunday with their son, Sid­ rietta Green, Jones street; Miss from the waterworks is going to be tion, across the international border. ney, at tbe seashore, Giant’s Neck. Rena Williams, Gilead. Members of Holyoke, said: sufficient to provide for extensions Just what Britain, France and Lucius W. Robinson and sons, the board of Ektueatlon include It is almost a truism that the ot the service which may become Italy can do about it, effectively, Lucius, Jr., and Donald, were en­ Robert E. Foote, (Hifford R. Perry, future of a republic is depend­ tertained at Storrs, Sunday, by Mr. Mrs. Irene W right Rufus Rathbun, r.ecessary in the future. Admitting isn’t very clear, because nothing is ent upon the education of its and Mrs. Grinton I. Will. Mrs. F. N. Jones, Leslie F. Ward, that there is likely to be, at the con­ citizens, a truism that is ap­ more certain than that Hitter’s gov­ Mrs. Howard Turner of Amston Mrs. Claude W. Jones, Mrs. LeRoy templated price,^ margin of profit pallingly true. The future ot ernment will disavow any participa­ entertained the Junior vested choir Benzlnger, Edward A. ttmltb. the world also depends, as never applicable to such extensions, they tion in any plot against the integ­ of St. Peter's Episcopal church at Edwin Hastings has secured before, upon the education ot its IJV NEW YORK work at the Maurice J. Keefe farm Bie worried because that margin Behind the Scenes in her borne in Amston Saturday eve­ citizens. rity of Austriar-and the disavowal ning. Tbe program of music for He had expected to go on refores­ may not prove great enough to pro­ And at practically the same hour w1U be true enough, so far as the THERE’S JUST NO CUBE FOR Sunday was rehearsed, after tation work vlth the Norwich “DOWN-TO-THB-DEPOT” FEVER vide for expansion on a sufficient | President Hutchinson of the Uni­ official government of Germany is which refreshments were served. quota but did not finally secure the scale to take care of tbe natural The choir will be entertained Sat­ Job. J versity of Chicago, in a commence­ concerned. WASHINGTON By JUUA BLANSHARD growth of the community. Conse­ urday evening it the home of Mrs. ment address at his own tifttltutlon, The strongest card that the mod­ Albert VanCleve In Colchester. ^He said that every time the gov­ quently, they reason, the price em autocrat has up his sleeve, now­ SEN. COUZENS IS URGED New York, June 15 — There’a Simday visitors at tbe borne of was saying: ernment taxed income necessary pliould be reduced to a point where i FOR TREASURY JOB something about the way hun­ Mr. and Mrs. George F. Kibbe were DORIS KENYON WEDS If there is a casual connec­ adays, is in being, besides the head for livelihood it cut purchasing Mr. and Mrs. William Bumpstead the present Income would exceed tion between the kind of educa­ of a recognized government, the Richest Man in Congress May power. In pursuance of his the­ dreds of 'New York cliff dwellers of Orcutt, B. C. Cooley and Mias the carrying and amortization tion we have and tbe kind of Succeed Woodln; Dwnglas ories, Couzens many years .-go flock down to wharves and pay lU REAL ESTATE BROKER head of an unofficial gang with Bertha Wood of Somers. Edward world we get, the kind of edu­ Also Discussed established the then sensational cents each to go aboard big liners ■ harges by an amount sufficient to which to execute all sorts of out­ A. Raymond and daughter, Miss cation your predecessors re­ By RODNEY DUTCHER $5 daily wage In tbe Ford plants. the day or. night they sail— just provide funds for any such antici­ rages that it would never do for Ruth, are staying with Mr. and ceived clearly left something to Mellon and other wealthy men to look around—that is strangely Former Motion Picture Actress pated expansion when it is de­ be desired. Certainly they him to execute through the formal Washington, June 15— There are always held that if large incomes reminiscent, ot tbe way everybody Mrs. Kibbe while their house at have presented you with serious Amston Is undergoing repairs. The Marries Friend of Her Child­ manded. -agencies of authority. several things which go to make tbe were relieved of tax burdens, a sur­ in Los Vegas, N. M., years ago. problem s. roof'has already been replaced and We can’t see the soundness of this Hon. Jim Couzens, senator from plus of capital was provided for used to dress up summer evenings hood Days. In the case of Dr. Woolley the Michigan, one of the most remark­ investment and that this capital and go down to see tbe train come the work is progressing rapidly. reasoning. Tbe present proposal is Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert and Miss abysmal ignorance of many an able figures in our public life. would provide for labor. through. based on the present extent of the He is the richest mtin in Con­ >He disclosed many interesting When Douglas Fairbanks and Susan B. Pendleton motored to HoUywood, June 15.— (AP)—The educator appears to have been un­ Highland Lake, Winsted, Tuesday, plant, and firoperly so; for the very, gress, but a rebel among multi- facts as to the bureau’s treatment nis son sailed on tbe Europa, they girl whose pig-tails used to arouse Health and Diet wdiere they attended a meeting •:f relieved by any suspicion at th » In­ milloinaires. He lambastes wealthy of wealthy men and corporations, drew a big gallery clear out to in Art Hopkins impulses for mis­ good reason that the present plant, the National Society of Daughters fallibility of the system that has men and their class attitudes, Re­ which are now being echoed In fed­ Brooklyn .where .the .boat sails. the present service, the present A d v i c e Young Doiig gave everybody a sur­ of Founders and Patriots of Ameri­ chief today was Hopkins' bride. been part and parcel of her life. cently at the Morgan investigation eral investigations of Mellon in­ maintenance and the present income By Dri Frank McCoy he clamped his square Jaw against come tax payments and various prise. At a farewell luncheon ca. The members were entertained Doris Kenyon, contralto concert at the lake cottage of Mrs. Burton singer and former motion picture' Eip the only ones that we can pos­ In the case of Dr. Hutchtason It the complaints of Senator Carter acts of the bureau. everybody ragged him about his patently has dawned on one educa­ Glass and insisted that Counsel moustache! He disappeared for K. M oore. actress was married yesterday to sibly know anything about. The underweight a few minutes and came back A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hopkins, Syracuse, N. Y., tor that there may be some question NOT ALWAYS DUE TO Ferdinand Pecora be given a free Budget Director Lewis W. Dou­ to'.vn would not entertain for a mo­ glas, who is much more likely tbrn clean-shaven. Myron Hills, Tuesday, June 13. real estate broker. ^ They bad Whether there has been any educa- u n d e r - n u t r i t i o n hand. ment a piice based on a speculative whether there has Canadian born, he has had near­ Couzens to be the next secretary cf This is the sixth son and tenth known each other from childhood. tlon at all. ly all the honors and sucess that the treasury, is another case en­ It Must Be Summer child of Mr. and Mrs. Hills. All the Only relatives and a few Inti­ income to be derived twenty-five Practically all of the tables that At this season of the year we al­ could come to-him under our Con­ tirely. He also is a man of wealth Summer really has come! Tbe children are living and in excellent mate friends were tnvlted to the years hence; then why should it are uZed to Judge the correct health. ceremony performed in the gardens ways hear much about the “mind stitution. Roosevelt has just made with a passion for public service, but little Rainbow line boats are ci.>nccm itself with capital invest- weight are based upon tbe life in­ him a delegate to the World Eco­ his most spectacular and successful plying their way to and from Mrs. William Grifttn has return­ of her Brentwood Park home. The Ti'-cnts that may be required at a trained to think.’’ Dr. Woolley surance atatistlce showing averages nomic Conference, and progres­ efforts have .been directed toward Coney Island again. At the fe- ed' from Manchester where she has service was read by Dr. Ernest sees in such minds tbe hope ot the of thousands of people. 'That these sives are urging him as secretary budget-balancing and federal econ ception given aboard the “Empire spent some time assisting in the Holmes, dean of the Institute of time a quarter of a century away'/ care of Mrs. Jesse Keeney. republic and the world. But-it is averages are not always correct ns of the treasury to succeed Wil­ omy. State," on its first trip, Ai Smith Religious Science. The town is not tisked to consider to is shown by other tables Wall Street would welcome his Mrs. Walter Vey, wife of the The bride, ^dow oi Milton Sills, still possible that tbe good lady liam H. Woodin. and Mrs. Smith were tbe popular this proposal from a speculative giving tbe length of life In relation Public service Is almost a pas­ appointment to the treasury post guests of honor, with hardly room pastor, is in charge of Children’s screen actor, was attended by her Day exercises, which will take standpoint in any way—and should doesn’t exactly mean What she says. to the weight at different ages. It sion with Couzens. After he had has a phobia against inflation enough for ordinary guests so sister, Mrs. Mabel Kenyon Haanej^t It Is more probable that what she has been found that between tbe resigned his |150,000-a-year job and if inflation ever threatens to crowded was the boat with celeb­ place Sunday at the Hebron Green and was g^ven away by Charles not do so. We have only to deal Congregational church. The Gilead Brabln, husband of Theda Bara, really means is “the mind trained ages of 20 and 24 tbe lowest mor­ with the Ford Motor Company he get out of control his will be the rities. . . . Fred Astaire, Luella with existing facts. If the town tality occurs when the weight is 15 was asked to ;«ecome p oli/j com­ first dead body it must cross. Gear, Marilyn Miller and several people are invited to be present. one of tbe movies first scions. The how to think.” And the difference grows and spreads andN^^it becomes to 20 pounds above the average; missioner of Detroit — ordinarily The progre^ves dislike the Idea other famous dancers made watch­ Tbe program includes a pageant bridegroom had aa his beat man entitled “Thb Highway of Life.” necessary, In future years, to rub is as that between white and black. between the ages of 30 and 34, the a thankless job. He snapped it of such an appointment, distmsttng ing the dancing more fun for once Dr. Harry Watson Martin, chair-, It is rather doubtful Whether it lowest mortality occurs when there up and they made him tbe mayor bis background of wealth and his than dancing .... Little Mltzl About 35 children will take part. man cf the State Athletic Coaopls- extensions and greatly enlarge the is 10 pounds over the average; be­ 411 are cordially invited to attmd Klon and m ovie technical adviser. lies within the capabilities of an because he was so effective. conservative viewpoint. But Roose­ Green is growing up very fast . . . service, that is a problem which, tween the ages of 40 and 44, the Favors Taxing Rich velt leans more heavily on Douglas The child has quite a poised, adult the service, which will take place when it arises, will take care of it­ educational institution—any that we best chance of living a lonj life oc- Reputedly worth around $50,- than on any other public official. manner, chatted easily with pho­ at tbe usual hour in the forenoon. in America would recognize as de­ cuTb when one is 10 pounds under 000,000, for years he has favored As a matter of fact, Douglas tographers and others crowding The decided change in weather is self, for no extension will be neces­ the average; between the ages of welcome here. Thermometers regis­ serving the name, at least—to train piling higher taxes on the rich seems to have no prejudices against in. . . . When the “All. Ashore” sary that will not provide its own 50 and 54, one has a better chance “socialistic” measures when con­ gong sounded and her father said tered from 92 to higher. In the a boy or girl or a young man i't and lessening the tax burden of income. And as a self liquidating of long life if one is 15 to 20 pounds the poor and the middle class. vinced of their soundness. He was she couldn’t go to Coney Island shade Monday, and for several days rnterprise such a problem may be woman to think. It Is the easiest underweight; and from 60 upward, From that issue grew his famous one of the first to recognize the that night, Mitzi broke down and previously. Two hard thunder­ of things to train them how to it is an advantage to be from 15 feud with Andrew W. Mellon need of a huge relief program, even cried Just like any other child . . . storms were felt here Monday eve­ left, with entire confidence, to the to 45 pounds below the . average ning and later riirougb the night. think-to steer the youthful mental­ when the latter was secreta^ of though that would prevent the bal­ future since in its day it will pay its weight. ancing of the budget. Cavorting Celebritlea Little rain fell, however. It is re­ ity into channels, or ruts, already My personal experience with pa­ the treasury. own way. Couzeqs Is relatively conserva­ He is a scientiet in government Tbe best party of the year, and ported that a poultry bouse on the tients, however, shows that tbe It would be w'holly unreasonable worn by the prejudices, supersti­ tive. He wouldn’t abolish and personally popular everywhere tbe prettiest, was tbe New York Colchester road was struck by types of people vary so greatly lightning, and burned. A motQrist to expect to buy the present South tions and, to some extent, by the wealth. But long ago he adopted His broad background of study has Newspaper Women's dlnner-dancs, that it is difficult to estimate tbe made him a realist and his posi­ at the snooty Central Park driving by -saw the flames and stop­ experiences of generations of proper weight for a patient from the position that businessmen and Manchester Water Company’s plant men of wealth would build sound­ tion of power contributes to much Casino, supervised by Elsa Max­ ped to Inform the family. “thinkers” who have' followed one tbe average statistics. So much de­ The Girl Scout Council held its at such a price as would return a ly if they tried to insure markets of the confidence which business well, internationally toown for ar- Graduation exercises for the another along the same channels pends upon tbe build of tbe patient, ran^ng spectacular parties . . . . eighth graders of the public last meeting of the season at High­ profit big enough to be certain to the temperament, occupation, etc. by spreading consusalng power. has in the “New Deal.” Celebrities of society, stage and schools will take place tonight land Park Tuesday afternoon. It and ruts for a long time. Tbe person who is decidedly under­ provide the capital for any possible screen were to be seen on every (Thursday) at tbe Hebron Green was the a^nmiAi picnic and eyltty-' At all events it would be a cou­ weight for bis type and age is eo be­ one enjoyed the out-Of-door meetr future extensions. Who knows? water or shaving. In fact, it does side . . . Headliners from all tbe Congregational chunA. Those who rageous champion of our so called cause of two principal reasons; ^ is weight; instead the treatment will graduate are: Amston school, ing on the rocks. The different of­ We might grow in a decade to ten should be for the purpose of restor­ so in anything I do. Being a pro­ best shows mads up the cabaret. either undernourished because ly biw ^ t on by the pvo- the bone has set property.. If the glnser, at his home in ZmMon* He mer, Bavarian beer expert. seriously . . . Just another perfect Period,,"A Modem Poet,” Joyce tration sufficiently ..in. accord to bappler and more taUUictual citi­ la p r a wfWhich interferes ' with toe use bone bss healed, tbe swelling will clown who wants to play Hamlet! Kilmer. Epilogue, “America’s In- wge 71 years ola, agree on tbe tooet revolottonary zens. devoted to eveo haaded Justice go down in toe course of time, but a Tbe most tnterestl^ thing, to ralration.” Class poem, written by reduction'bf toe size ean be has­ It has always itemed to me that Eir Ernest tvM ow d U i Wtlh. legislative program ever eoneelved obd superior to tba porcine quality those coDoemed at least, was tbe Stuqrt Olbeon. Presentation at dl- tened by elevating toe limb and ere Is somstotef inoongruous, not foot that of 17 new^per folks pleiaiui, Robert E. Foete, ehainaan th# coditniBtkMi of H fin l ^ in ibis country and to put substan* of savage aelf staking. Wbsn aome fatt whleb Z have frequently oh- mseesgfng from toe toot toward toe S say ineonslstsnt, in going to war sitting at .TaUs No. 23, every tin­ xit tbe board» of education. CUas ttumeli whlek oeiHMlel'Nesf'vMli’i tially every measure on that pro­ one can show us bow that aort of ■ened that, If a patient foee hip and ^ toe use of alternate hot to preserve the peace. gle one o< them hailed orl^nally ■ong, graduates. Benedietioo, Rev. Manbattaa Island wNb L o if w i r e - ' and oold showers to tos limb, hot —Senator Joseph T. Robinson and New JevMT. , rr gram into effect, inrolving bUUons edueatioD la to ba tnatiUed and through a short, eliminative tost, nrora eome small town. West, Mid- AUan L. Carr. ReceeNonql, IHss he tends to put on weight falr^ tor about five minutes followed by (D.), Arkansas. Ruth nils, yusic, “ 8 lM | | y H ollow During ton j |iialL>W of dollars, only, at tbs sltvsntb where are tbe pedagegleal leader# weet or South. AU of them got qu i^ y after a full diet is restored, oold for two minutes. their tra i^ on smaU town pa- Tune.” Hebron Oreeii tad ^Mier toe eepedally if at the same time hour, to faU out and stag# an on* to whom we may confidently look Z doubt if even toe most enlight­ p e n . . . Nm a native New Yorker sehMe. Words. Borttom Foedlek. United ebaago of whooping daflancH—all tor it, then we aball be found In toe trestments and exerdees are used '(fhaktog M ^ lie Ooouptomal v ened of us would approve of our de- carload. Mhile, Rtobard XeufitE *little ^ and he to strengthen tos abdominal museles Neufeeie). w toe of toe eyaf a- matter of a rrig^vely inaig- front aeat .of too ebeering geetioa o iim h m i. a 1 scendante, eeeuming that evolution pbsB Annie,’’ C en ^ W ibam ef room , and overoome the prolapeuc of toe whffiA .James ^nlfleast mlDI« doUara, Utarally •bouttng for more and more money htt^nal orgSM, yioMiS bn« M in tM T ttrrd Sm w er eeluimr what y o u , I hava N m ttad tor toe eebooif. * 1 believe that ft iMiimmuiif ter ct aBUem Htiift aa underweigbbqgerson with causes my ■ w ltli t t o t llagAtMM f i m tolkq m Dr toe idM maliaa.ilisM MMta w .._ V-X. t (■ ’< i r* \ c , V"- klT.i'V I'. u o-i'y'. iy' 'y*'< ,t. irAOK HANOHlOri'XR BVKKINO H T O A U ); ltA N («i»T ra, OONNv.

and a nodsratir aiBOUDt of imrolaa," . oopfBB. Tito; obpy.pMBiM.iB^tlM^ l l n . OBbla said. 1M8 oraplled B t A ^ ^ M in GABLE IS 111; an operation for tfaa famoval of his IEM.TI BEAlIf TALKSTOOMUCH, Qtt^krTwutB ____^fipm that piintBd In ippondln.’'> , . . iilfS0 ‘oraip!lBd'itotutsB. • ' MUST TAKE A REST ANBIAPPMRUi t D m RADIO New Tbik—Add to^tbe Hit of ■a SoifUlnB NOWBACKINJAU In Day*» - Nmoa hiMlBti. The lAtB Rslta.KulnMr. .6. THURtDAYi JUNI1S (OcntTAl tnd lM t«ni SUtndtrd Time) She lAw • Mg’ fllofbOT pialB-iWByinf Film Star Ordered by His Doc­ Ovem i^t S m T o i Em S A l^ s her Motlisr. HeiUT, 8, as Be tor to\Retire from Pletarea sndvitaliCf.ClMff ■Niw?aa« •»»> ~ BrffVJ.W.Wn»;.-----_ u gg,|. ■ Ban Fraaelsoo — From S«quoiA played In ,the yard. ; Butfilnf to for N w t Six WedcB. sldttattraca.ThB PrefKini eubiMt U p . M. Henry, she pushed him .out of the A. P. New$ healthy scd figiff 4:80- B:80-B*tty Barthall, ^Scnai - NatioBAl Park, outpost on th* CBlli is both happy and ■ (DayUgM Tint On* iiloMf eaitj Skippy, Sketet^nldweal rat I Man TdU Barber H ckGo (omlB dvUlaa 'OoiiMrvBtloo Coip* way Just as the pda fell. It killed • Los Angeles, June 16—(AP) — NIO-WIAF NETWORK popular. 4I48- |Pl6lji^ oriy front OABM a oaU to- Army bead bar. eSark Gable, film actor, Is in the Peabody, Mass.—Justin lADie — BaMi wMf wlw w**i wtio Philadelphia — Harry Oralsvenr Perhaps yoa M wo*h wfi wilt wfln-wro w » S ir. 1:18^1___ luck *■ ** Aeger •basic: Ab* mg to KOI Girl and PoGce quartsTB for OMrfsnoy clothing. same condition ae the boy whose comb, 64. Salem, superintendent of are not really ill 'MB WOB# WtBIB WWl WWlli MldW*itl ner Druri^Otkl* Dear In tbo Wational park, tbo was hailed txrfore is magistrate aft­ life was work and no play, hls the Essex Tanning (Company, ar­ 8___:80- - 8i88-b— Jcmpscy’s Oym—eact y et when thu 'RUMLWOfl k|d WOO'WBO WOW wdnf 6:48— •:4^-Beakc Carter, Talk—ba* quost stAtsd, mads a surprise ;ald er-police bed seised Hcpior at* Ms physician. Dr. Franklin Thorpe, said rested on charges of conspiracy to ^ M W irr A OANAOIAN - wtmj home. " V ’ day's worit is doae you are too dretf itp w*bo wany k t y r ekew of of sic; Th# Taaaa_Rangtra—waat Arrest Him. on a o o m oamp and chewed up t^ a y in annoimcing that the screen steal and larceny of leather from to eater into dw Eood times that j — wrr» wpif wwno wl* wJeb :0O- 7:0O-Evan Evana, Etc.—alaj washing hung out to dry. ’.’Wbat 'are.you doing wltt ■ so star bad been ordered to retire from hls comnany.* wouB wlod wiiB ira o w ib wnpi S188- 7:80-Kat# Smith, S^ngt-l much liquor?’*'the mai^trete ask­ other women eofoy.ra^cxtra eaergrt wm b kvoo wky wfut wb«p kpro sic: Vlneant Soray’a Orch.—Dla Socks, Uiirts and underwear are motion pictures for six weeks. B ostoi-T V o boys, aged 16 and try E. Pirdthun’s VegetaWB. 8:48— 7:48-Novalty Tthythm-^ c ed. , ‘ 17. arrested in automobile police WpBl k ^ f ktbo TtOO- 1:00—Waytarlng ^tn—alao cal New York, June 16 — (AP) — needed. Since the actor's return from a Comeoaod. It tooee up your peoersl MOUNTAIN-1•ko« kdyl kBir kchl Unooln, Neb.—Nebraska’s con­ "Judge," said Oralsrery, “1 Just ■AJevada bear hunt with Dr. Thorpe say was stolen, after chase of sev­ healtL Gives yoo more pep more epAit—IT-^fO kTrk'gw» komo khoKho kpo 7:18— 8:18—Plano Team Racltal—to o Some people talk too much. moved In the bouse last Week. I kUr icihi 7:80- 8:80—Cel. and Budd—alee eoaat There was Frank Crawford. In stitution Is Tiliising. Secretary ot last Saturday he has been confined eral miles during which 11 shots charm. 8:00— 9:0<^BIaok River Olant—o to o State Harry Swanson today said guSss the fellow who moved out to his home under orders to rest ana were fired by officers. Remembsr tlist 98 out o f 100 Cant. Baat. , , ^ 8:16— 8:18—Windy City Rovlaw—to o 1981 In a rage, he emptied a piitoi muirt' have left the stuff. Can, you i:1 »- Si1»—Kathlaan BUwart, Planlat 8:48— 8:46—Mauda Reonay-cst to cst at Miss Ethel Pennln^n, who had his assistants had been unable .to recuperate from three years of hard Salem, Mass. — SetUement of women report beoefiti Lee it bMp 2 i ^ S>ao—Benaa by Jana Plokana 9:16—10:18—Phil Rsaan, Tanor—to cat find the original copies either of imagine that?” j , <• ‘ ’-..at brought him success In strike at Pequot mills seems near­ you too. 2;4$— l;4^Uady Naxt Doe^ KIddlaa 9:3(^10:30—Lombardo Orohss.—o to e been hli sweetheart. She was stand­ "No, 1 can’t, ” . jplled the magis­ 2)00— 4i00—Oraan Broa. A Ruth Roy 10:00—11:00—Olan Gray Orchsa.—o to e ing In the doorway ot a barbe. shop the 1876 constitution or the amend­ filmdom* er as* agents for United Textile jilB— 4:1^-Trlo RomaiUlqua-Alao o 10:8(^11:30—Pollaek’a Orohaa.—e to e ed constitution adopted In 1920. trate, and held Gralsyety for g fur­ Workers of America are Informed 2:4a_ 4:40—Ray Haatharton, Barltona 10:48—11:48—Johnny Hamp Orch.—to c when the bullet struck her. A bar­ ther hearing. ’ , “M). Gable has been placed on a 4:00— BiSo—Mayar Davla Or.—alao oat 11:00—12:00—Dane# Hour-wabo only ber, Vincent D1 Taranto and a nine L. B. Maupin, an assistant c(»- diet for at least four weeks and has wotkers (jan return to looms under 4:80— 8:80—John kannady—to cat year old boy, also were caught In ducting the search, said the origi­ been ordered to forget pictures, to forty-hour week basis with twenty 4:88— 6:88—Richard HImbI* Bnaambla NBC-WJZ NETWORK nals were needed as questions had The United States uses 16 times per cent increase In wages. Read The Herald Adrt. » 6:00— 8:00i—Mountalnaara—weaf only the line of fire. OS' much cottat as it does tea. rest and to get plenty of sunshine 6:18— 6:18—Countaaa AlbanI—also e BASIC — East: wjs wbz*wbza wbat arisen about the accuracy of prlnt- 8:30— 6:80—P. Sabin Or.—wear only wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal: All three fe(!overed from their 8:46— 6:46—Th* OoMbei oa. Skatch Mldwsst: wcky kyw kfkx wsnr wis wounds. Crawford was sent to 6:00— 7:00—Rudy Valla*'* Hr.—c to c kwk kwer koll wren wmaq kso 7:00— 8:00—Th* Showboat Hr.—basic prison. 8;00— 9:00—Baron Jack Paarl—o to e NORTHWEST A CANADIAN - wmJ The sentence was two and a halt 6:00—10:00—Sonof by Jimmy Melton wlba kstp webo wday kfyr ck*w ofcf 9:18-10:16—Sam Rokblns Orchestra SOUTH — wrva wptf wwne wls wjax to five years. 9:80—10:80—Jack Denny’s Orchestra wfla*wsnn wlod wsm wrae wsb wapi Yesterday Barber D1 Taranto The greatest gasoline 10:00-11:00—Ralph Klrbary, Baritone wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre ebatteii wlOi a new customer as he 10:06—11:06—Blue Rhythm Band woal ktbs kths 10:30—11:3I^Naw York Dance Orch. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghi administered lather to a stubborn 11:00—12:00—Showboat—coast repent PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl k*w komo beard. The new customer said: CBS-WABC NETWORK khq kpo kfsd ktar "You don’t know me Taranto. I’D Cent. East. tell you whom I am. My name’s BASIC—Bavti wabe wade woko wcao 2:00— 3:00—The Thursday Spedal Crawford. Pm the guy who shot waab wnao war wkbw wkre whk cklw 2:30— 3:30—The Southeastern R*vm wdre wcau wlp wjaa wean wfbl wspd 3;00— 4:00—Concert Favorites, Orch. Ethel Pennington two years ago. 1 ■wjsv; Midwest: wbbm wen wfbm kmbe 3;30_ 4:30—The Singing Lady—east made a poor Job of It then. Now 1 m kmox wowo whas 3:45— 4:45—Orphan Annie—east only EAST A CANADA—wpg whp w bw 4'00— 5:00—Bsrt Lown’s Orchestra out on parole. I’m going to make whec wlbi wfea wore wTcc efrb ckac 4:30— 5:30—Old Songs of the Church certain to get her thia time. Ae soon DIXIE — wgst wsfa wbre wqam wdod 4:45— 6:46—Lowell Thoma* — e a a t: as I can find out where she is. I’m klra wrec wlac wdsu wtoc krld wrr Orphan Annie—midwest repeat ■'t ktrh ktaa waco koma wdbo wodx wbt 5:00— 6:00—Amoi 'n' Andy—*Mt only going to kill her.’’ wdae wbUr wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs 5:15— 6:15—Maud A Cousin Bill, Skit Police Notified MIDWEST —weak wmbd wtaq wkbh 5.30— 6:30—Concert Footllghte—to cst kfab wlsn ksej wibw Wh wmt wnax 5:45— 6:45—Merle Thorpe, Talk—to c The barber told police. Crawford wkbn wcco .. . ^ , 6:00— 7:0(^Stories of the Sea—east was airested and sent back to Sing MOUNTAIN—kvor klz koh ks 6:30— 7:30—Rin Tin Tin. Dog Dram* Sing for violation of parole. He had PACIFIC COAST — khj koln kgb kfre 6:45— 7:45—Floyd Gibbons on Fair kol kfpy kvi kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb 7:00— 8:00—Death Valley Days, Play talked too much. kgmb 7:30— 8:30—Wayne King’s Orchestra Uttle Edward Ortega, poor kid, Cent. East. 8:00— 9:00—World’s Fair Symphony talked td frolic In the cooling stream. Twp big boys were passing. “(Jan you swim?" one of them Ltselling today all other gasolin- ALFONSO'S SON TO WED; asked of Edward Ortega. WDRC •You betcha 1 can swim," said FORMER KING PROTESTS the seven year old. “I can sWlm 385 Hartford Conn. 1830 great.” He stuck out his little chest. It was a magnifleient bluff. He New York and New England couldn’t swim a stroke. Prince of Asturias Renounces Thursday, June 15, 1988 "Aw, yqu can’t svdm,” the older His Royal Rights in Favor of Daylight Saving Time boy insisted. 3:00—Baseball Game — Red Sox “Yes, I can," replied.Edward. weather changes, whenever, wherever you drive. His Brother. “WeU, then—svrtm!" shouted the vs. New York Yankees. o d a y the new Socony Mobilgas outsells 5 ;00—George Hall’s Orchestra. other, pushing the child into the T q UM-FKR—T he new Socony Mobilgas is entirely Lausanne, June 15— (AP) —The 5;30— Skippy. river. all other gasolines in New York and New He sank immediately, nor was he Prints of Asturias, son of former 5.45— Mahdi’s Magic Circle. free from gum, avoiding the annoyance and expense 6:(X)—H. V. Kaltenbom. seen again until police, several England. And no wonder. It is an improved King Alfonso of Spain, and Senorita 6:15 — The News Parade and hours later, recovered his body. resulting from gum-sticking valves and other parts. Edelmira Sampedro, daughter of a Musical Varieties. Edward Ortega, poor kid, talked product, easy to find anywhere in New "^ork Cuban mertdiant, have chosen the 6;45_A Boy-A Girl—Their Melod­ too much. Catholic church in Ouchy, Switzer­ ies. The new Socony Mobilgas sells at the regu­ land, as the place for their wedding 7:00—Charles Cariile, tenor. and N w England, with these three outstand­ ceremony, but they have not set the 7;j5__^Building the Robbins Nest. lar price despite its improvement over any date, which probab> will be late in 7:30—Mary Stone, the Song Girl. PATENTS ARE ISSUED ing value features: jjme. 7.45— Organ Tones. previous Socony gasoline. Why not try it and “I value my. .lo.ve for my fiancee S-00—^Evan Evans; Do, Re, Mi ’ TO STATE INVENTORS H iO H iS T ANTI-KNOCK at the regular price. By a more than anything else,” said —le Trio. prove for yourself how much better it will prince, who on Tuesday renounced S:30—Talk by James Roosevelt. special, new procese, the new Socony Mobilgas has bis royal rights in favor ot a 8:45—Novelty Rhythms. mhke your car run, how much it will save you brother. 9:00—^Wayfaring Men. Washington, June 15.— (A P)— the hi|he«t anti-knock value you can possiWy buy at He made the remark successively 9 15—Fray and Bragglotti, piano Patents have been issued to the in car operation ? in Spanish, EngUsh, and French duo. following (Jonnecticut inventors: the regular price. while he and cienorita Sampedro 9.30 — Colonel Stoopnagle and George W. Dunham of New Ha­ posed tor sound pictures. His Budd; C3iorus: Kastelantez’ Or­ ven, laundry apparatus. niu. FOWIR AND MMAOI—The new STANDARD O ft COMPANY fiancee’s sister softly whistled chestra. (Jharles S. Hungerford of Water- 10:00—John Henry - Black River Socony Mobilgas has the exdusive feature “ Who Stole iviy Heart Away? ” dur­ town, flexible metal tubing. OF NKW YORKj INC. ing the proceedings. Giant. Bert Predmore of New Haven, 10:15—Windy C3ity Revue. of Climatic Control, whidi means that it Senorita Sampedro, addressing an method of making inflatable balls. A SOeOMY-VACOttM COMPAIIT eventful girl audience, said: “1 hope 10:45—Columbia Symphony Orches­ Sylvanus D. Locks of Bridgeport, tra; Maude Rooney, contralto. prevents loss of power and mileage with you will some day be as happy as ash receiver. I.” 1 1 :1&—Phil Regan, tenor. 1 1 :3 0 -Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra. John S. MeWhirter of Southport, The prince a tew days ago told bearing and method of Its assem­ an emissary from his father that bly. bis decision to marry the Cuban girl Anita S. Reynolds of Greenwich, was irrevocable. meteorological indicator. Richard Ruddell of Manchester, Paris, Jtme 15— (AP) — Former WBZ-W6ZA machine for and method of perfo­ King Alfonso of Spain returned to rating Jacquard cards. Paris today as displeased as ever, Springliel: — Boston Frank E. Warner of Waterbury, his friends said, with the projected feed mechanism for attaching ma­ marriage of his son, the Prince of chines. Asturias, to Senorita Edelmira Sam­ Thursday, June 16, 1988 Wilhelm Koffmann of Hartford, pedro, a Chiban girl not of equal Daylight Saving Time SOCONY tolerance gauge. rank. 4:00—Thursday Special. 4:30—Southeastern Revue. Ernest W. Pelton of New Brit­ 5:00—^Agricultural Markets. ain, garage door holder. 5-15—Ckmcert Favorites. George G. Going of Glennbrook, 5:30—Singing Lady. tjxiewriting machine. WAPPING ,5:45—^Little Orphan Annie. Richard F. Dow of Hartford, slack takeup device. Mobilgas 6:00—Time. (Jyril B. Quaka of Bridgeport, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Birchard 6:02—Famous Sayings. 6:04—Sports Review. lubricating system. and son Fay, and Mr. Birchard’s Richard H. Whitehead of Now brother Carl Birchard, motored to 6:10—Weather, temperature. Shoreham, Vermont, last Friday 6.15—Happy Landings — Mitzl Haven and Anson W. Miner and and returned to their home here Green. Frederick W. Burnes of Waterbury, Sunday aftemcxin. 6:30—Old Songs of the C^iurch. watch case. Mrs. Anna M. Risley motored to 6:45—LoweU Thomas. James R. Coe of Waterbury. CLIMATIC CONTROL Bowdingham, Maine, where she was 7:00—Amos ‘n’ Andy. work table. the guest of her brother and fam­ 7:15—Booth TarWngton’s Maud Alfred R. Wood ot Bridgeport, ily, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meacham, and Cousin Bill. button-hole cutting mechanism. for a week. She also went to 8:00—Captain Diamond’s Adven­ William E. Eccles of Bristol, For hdp in planrnnc •Auburn, Maine, where sbe viewed tures. electrical connection and electrical ywjr trip* and lateat 8-30—Rin ’Hn Tin Thriller. the fire area. She went to Bates fitting (separate patents). road iaformallton. 8:45_World’s Fair Reporter — William H. Bristol of Waterbury, College at Lewiston, Maine, where conault Socony T her son Wells, has just fin­ Floyd Gibbons. and Frank A. Smith of Union (Jity, ished his freshmen year, jmd he 9:00—Death Valley Days. cross link for tire chains. ing service, 26 Broad­ accompanied his mother on the re­ 9:30—Lady Esther Serenade — Joseph O. Cadieux, Meriden, elec­ way, New York City. turn home trip, where he will spend Wayne King and his Orchestra. tric terminal connector. the summer vacation. 10:00—Century of Progress Festiv­ Karl E. Peiler of 'Vest Hartford, Wapping Grange held their al Orchestra. apparatus for fabricating glass­ eleventh regular meeting last Tues­ ll;5 o —Time, weather, temperature. ware. apparatus for feeding molten day evening, at the school hall. It 11:03—Sports Review. glass, method and apparatus for was International Night, and the 11 *15 I^CW3 forming glassware separate pat­ 11:30—United States Army Band. program w;as about the World’s ents). Fair at Chicago. There were reswi- 12:00—Lexington Orchestra. George B. Rowe of West Hart­ ings, and songs, and a game about 12:30—Dancing in the Twin CStles. ford, manufacture of blown glass- the Fair, and a violin sole by Miss W&PG. Helen Sedwiche. It is the custom | Walter F. Herold and Emil E. of the Grange to observe the offi-, T P * T F R ^ Khittel of Bridgeport, cushion slide cers’ birthday by presenting them for furniture and swivel bearing with a birthday cake, and the sec­ .\T THE STATE (two patents). retary smd (diaplain were each pre­ sented with one which they cut eind "Temple Drake" BANK OF ENGLAND REPORT passed around. The next meeting "The Story of Temple Drake” for will be on June 27 and is to be London, June 15.— (AP)— The Neighbors Night. The following adults only will be shown at the State Theater for the last times to­ weekly statement of the Bank of Granges have been invited, Wind­ England shows the following chang­ sor, Hillstown, West Suffield and night. Miriam Hopkins, Jack Larue and William Gargan have the lead­ es in pounds: totol reserve Increased Andover. The following members 3,951,000; circulation decreased 3,- were elected as the refreshment ing roles in this adaptation from committee, Mrs. Edith L. Ctollins, WlUlam Faulkner’s sensational 442,000; bullion increased 509»000; Miss Dorothy Cotton and Emil novel, "Sanctuary.” For Friday Md other securities increased 2,491,000; Maslak. Saturday the double feature pro­ public deposits Increased 2,686,000; Harry P, FUes, Sr., of Boston, gram proudly boasts two action pic­ other deposits Increased 2,834,000; Mass., spent the week-end at his tures suitable for every member of notes reserve increase 8,914,000: home In Wapping. the family. The first one “The Life ^vemment securities decreased 'The South Windsor “Y. W.” of Jimmy Dolan” has Douglas Fair­ 880.000. group went to the Y. W. C. A. camp banks, Jr., as a world’s champion ’The proportion of the lMutk’s re­ at Somers for a picnic supper. prixe fighter with Loretta Young serve to liability Is 47.21 per cent Mrs. Ralph W. Grant, Rev. and and John Wayne. The co-featun compared with 46.81 last week. Mrs. Harry S. Martin, and Miss "Prom Hell to Heaven” le a race Rate of discount 2 percent ICeCJrackMi, leader of the County horse story with Jack Oakle, Carole T. W. C. A. group, accompanied Lombard and David Manners. What TO HONOR DR. LOWELL the ghrls. a treat for the famUy on Saturday, ^ m ean I ^ ^ E R Next Monday, June 19, the 4-H all the younger element movie stars Medford, Maes., June 18.— (AP>~ COub wUl hold a picnic at the home rolled Into one etuiw. Dr. A. Lfiwrence LoweU. retiring •f Mrs. Ralph M. Grant. The Rye president of Harvard Uolverilty. Is etroet 4-H dub will be invited. Sunday comes "The Eagle and the Hawk” with Fredrlc March and to receive an honorary degree of Garden club of South Wlnd- Doctor of Laws from Tufte CoUege M XF BMt at the home of Mrs. Lewis Cary Grant while "The Gold Dig- gen. of 1988” la announced as com­ at coipmencemint exerdses next ■4mHi Tuesday afternoon, and they Monday, eoUege alBp yititad the Laurel Club of Bast ing to Manchester very soon for B n iBWirotod^. t*>

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MANCHESTER E7ENIKG HERAH), MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, JUNE 15, IWR. JIMMY MA1TERN GREAT BRITAHIPA1 Cheney-Wallace Wedding N . Y . S t o ^ s L ocbI S t o c k s KfHlUJONSOiri Next Saturday Afternoon Qet Theater Tickets A STUNT FLYER Adam s E xp ...... lO H(Fnrnlehed by Putnam ft Co.) (Coatlnued fVsin Page boe)' N - ...... - I , Air Reduction 80^ Oentrpl Bow, Hartford, Conn. Alaska Jun ...... 19% can' del^atkm’a hfllaeMt at MisB Suzanne Bsgley Wallaee. of ^cousins; F ^ e ss Thompara of Jen* Allegheny ...... 4 1 P. M. Stocks London ecoiiomle confem oa. ' Washington, D. C., daughter of Mrs. kintow n, P a ', Horace Brock of SdB Holds R e se m OiRcer’s Allied Chem ...... 117% Await Frewdi ^ Frances Bagley Wallace of that city Lebanon, Pa., Noyes Crary of Hart­ A m C a n ...... 91 Bank Stocks aoaely watdiii^ Coflgresi 900 and William Wallace, Jr., of Augus­ ford, Frank W. Crocker of Boston Am For Pow ...... 17% Bid Asked the London conference, the admtnia- ta, Georgia, will be married Satur­ and Daniel Partridge of Washing­ Commission in U. S. Army Am ^ d St S ...... 14% Cap Nat B and T ...... 10 15 tration awaited a note from France day afternoon to Rogex W. CSieney, ton, D. C. A m Sm elt ...... 33% Conn. River ...... 450 declining to pi^^ her %ip.788JWO to- son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. The bride who will be given in - Reserve. Am Tel and 'Tel ...... 126% Htfd. Conn, frust'.^.. 45 60 stailmrat, and reiteraflng the v li^ ' Cheney of 78 Forest street The m arriage by ber father will wear a A m Tob B ...... 89 Htfd. National B andJT 14 17 expressed when, last December, 175 ' ceremony will take place at 4:80 in princess s^ e gown of white satin, Am Wat Wks ...... 88 West Hartford rruat.. — first defaulted on a payment ‘.at with orange blossoms and veil of old Anaconda ...... 16% iBsuraoce Stocks All Souls Unitarian church and will - 6 2 119,000,000. lace, a family heirloom. The maid New York, Jime.—^Big, handsome, Atdson ...... 66% Aetna Casualty ...... 49 Mr, Roosevelt already had rseatv^ be performed by Rev. Ulysses Pierce, 18 of honor will wear pale blue chiffon, g;rinning Jimmy Mattera — flyer Auburn ...... 66% Aetna Life ...... 16 ed an informal propoaal from Ital rector of the church. A reception 36 the matron of honor, mauve pink Aviation Corp ...... 12% Aetna Fire ...... 34 to pay only part od ita |18JMft,000 will follow at the home of Mrs. and fatalist, gentleman and genius, Automobile ...... 19 21 chiffon and the bridesmaids, canary Balt and O hio ...... 2114 obligation to cover tba intereat due, Swenson in Georgetown. natural-born adventurer. . . he’s a B radix ...... 16% Conn, (jeneral ...... 27 29 Miss Esther Wallace will attend chiffon with white puff sleeves. 44% amounting to 81,^5,000. composite type of practically all Beth Steel ...... 29% Hartford Fire ...... 42% Poland, owing 88^59,000 waa ex^ her sister as maid of honor. Mrs. Their hats will be broad-brimmed National Fire ...... ^46 48 the great knights-errant of the air. Beth Steel, pfd ...... 69 pected to let the day past without Daniel Partridge of Washington as and thay will carry similar bouquets Borden ...... 35% Hartford Steam Boiler 45 47 matron of honor. Three of the of flowers in pastel shades. The lit­ In him there’s something of the 62 payment while C ycbo Slovakia and Can Pac ...... 15% Phoenix Fire ...... 50 Rumania bao indicated intentions of bridesmaids will be classmates of the tle flower girl will wear yellow Lindbergh “sixth sense,” the buU- ’Travelers...... 360 870 dog determination of Wiley Post, Case*(J. I.) ...... 84 making part paymrat. , bride at Sarah Lawrence C ollie, organdy. Cerro De Pasco ...... 24^^ PnbHc Utilities Stocks Miss Hannah Cheney, sister of the .Jhe bride is a graduate this June the flash and dash of Phrank Cbes and Ob o ...... 40% Conn. Elec Serv ...... 43 47 Belgium DefMrita Hawks, the forehanded precision of bridegroom; Miss Ruth Cornell of of Sarah Lawrence College, Bronx- Chrysler ...... Conn. 27 Etowei ...... 44 46 Belgium tor the eecond time was Clarence Cbambei’lin. the sheer defaulting, passing a 86.825,000 pay­ New York and Miss-Mary Jeanne vUle, N. Y. The bridegroom was Coca Cola ...... 90% Greenwich. WftG, pfd. 50 daring of a Jimmy Doolittle. ment. Smith of Detroit The other three graduated from St Paul’s school in Col Gas ...... 29 Hartford Efiec ...... 54 56 1926 and Yale University in 1920. He’s one of the youngest of the Col Carbon ...... 58% Hartford Gas ...... 45 Great Britain’s note contended bridesmaids will be Miss Beatrice nation’s outstanding flyers. . . .but Coml Solv ...... 18% do.< pfd ...... 45 that contmued pajrmrat of the Patton of Washington, D. C., Miss For the past three years he has with experience that ranks him Cons Gas ...... 60 S N E T C o ...... 109 118 debts would tend to restrain trade Greta Swenson of Washington and been employed by Cbenpy Brothers. with the veterans. . . .Before be F^ollowing a two weeks wedding trip Cons OU ...... 13% Manofacturing Stocks revival and nullify the efforts a t the Miss Virginia Ford of Detroit The started his first globe girdling Jaunt London conference. flower girl will be the small niece of they will make their home in Man­ Cont Can ...... 57% Am Hardware ...... 20 22 he had flown in Alaska, Mexico, Corn P ro d ...... 74% Am Hoeiery ...... — 25 Mr. Roosevelt’s acoompanying the bridegroom, Mary Cheney chester. A number of social func­ Japan. China, the Philippine Is­ Del L and W n ...... 35 Arrow H and H. com. 9 11 statement in view of tba recant da- Crocker of Boston. tions are being givendn Washington, lands and Hawaii. . . More than D rug ...... *...... 54% do., pfd ...... 80 — velopmrats at London, reasserted Kimberly Cheney of this town, tonight and tomorrow for the bridal 4000 fl3ring hours have been cbalk- — that under no ciroumatanoes, will party. Upwards of 12 of the mem­ Du Pont ...... 76% BUlings and Spencer.. 2 cousin of the bridegroom will be ed up to his credit in the eleven Eastmdn Kodak ...... 81% 13 16 the United States assent to a dls- bers of Cheney families will go to years since be ?ot bis first experi­ best mao. The ushers will be Horace Elec and M u s...... 2% 87 — cusion of the debts at the confer­ Wrshington for the wedding. ence at the Western College of Learned and Dexter Cheney, also Elec Auto Lite ...... 22% — 300 ence. Aeronautics in California. Case, Lockwood and B — Elec Pow and L t ...... 18% 30 — “The American delegates have Stunted for the Movies Gen E lec ...... 23 been instructed not to dlaouss debts Born in Freeport, 111., 28 years 18% 15% Gen Foods ...... 36 27 — with the representatives of any of ago; served in the Army Air Corps sgle Lock ...... G ra M o t o r s ...... 26% Farair Bearings ...... 40 — the debtor governments,’’ be laid. Miss Alice Gay Cheney from 1922 to 1925; left it with a Gillette ...... 16 “This is in accordance with the \ reserve officer’s commission which Fuller Brush. Class A. 12 Gold Dust ...... 23% further principle that 1 have felt bolds . . . For two years be Gray Tel Pay Station. 14 16 Grigsby Gnmow ...... 2% Hart and Cooley .... — important, that the dabts be consid­ Weds This Afternoonl challenchallenged fate as a stunt flyer in H ersbey ...... 66% ered on their merits and separate Hollywood, making war film thrill­ Hartmann Tob. com ... •— In t H arv ...... 88% do., pfd ...... 6 from other International economic ers. For tpro years more be was In t N ick ...... 17 chief pilot for an airline in San An­ Int Silver ...... 34 questions.” Miss Alice Gay Cltency, daughter ^quet wiU be of gardenias and liUes Int Tel and T el ...... 17% do., pfd ...... 61 gelo, Texas. That, by the way, is Johns M anville ...... 46% of Mr. and Mrs. John Batt Cheney ; of the valley. The matron of bon- now his home town . . . In 1981, Landers, Frary ft Clk. 28 BIO OPIUM SEIZUBB of 175 East Crater street will be ' or will be gowned in flesh nx>ussc- K ennecott ...... 20 New Brit. Mcb. com .. 8% New York, June 16.—(AP)—Cus­ while taking further training at Lehigh Val Coal ...... 4% married this afternoon at 6:80 to i line oe sole wltt ^ p er s^ e s oi Hensley Field, Texas, ne met Ben­ do., pfd ...... toms agents today seized about ISO Maxwell Moore, son of Mr. and pink toward the hem. She will Lehigh Val Rd ...... 20 Mann and Bow, Class A— pounds of crude opium, which they nett Griffin, a captain in the re­ Ligg and My B ...... 91% Mrs. E. A. Moore of Sunny Ledge, | carry an arm bouquet of delphiniums serve corps. There began a friend- do.. Class B ...... V.- valued at 8200,000 aboard tba Liner New Britain. The ceremony will i and gerberas. The flower girl wUl L oew 's ...... 28 Nortb and Judd ...... 14 sbip from wbich grew the big idea Lorillard ...... 21% Conte di Savoia, moored at its pier Uke place in the garden of the Che-; be Alice Bronson, small niece o t tlw of flytog arotmd the world together. Niles, Bern Pond .... 14 at the foot of West 46th street, in ncy home. Rev. Watson Woodruff ' bride, who will -wear------a--- frock of yel Mont Ward ...... 23 >1 Peck, Stow and Wilcox 2 Mattern already had a plane, and Nat Biscuit ...... 65% the Hudson river. of the Crater Congregational church low dotted SWISS and carry an old- a we^th of experience in cross­ Russell Mfg ...... 6 fashioned bouquet. The ring- N at C!a8h R e g ...... 18% S covill ...... 21% Anthony Lena, master of the ship will oflldate. Mrs. Dorrance C. country flying . . . Jimmy it was was notified of the seizure and was Bronson of this town, sister of the bearer w ill be Roswell BAoore, Jr. N at D airy ...... 22 Stanley Works ...... 20 who took the first trl-motored air­ Nat Pow and L t ...... 18% invited to appear before George bride, will be matron of honor, and A reception for 100 guests from AMO INGRAHAM Standard Screw ...... 40 liner into Alaska. He flew the first N Y Central ...... 37% Brewer, solicitor of Customs in the Roswell Moore, of New Britain, this and other places will follow the Tuscalusa, Miss, home town. do., pfd.,'guar...... 100 refrigerator sbip, too, tran^rtlng NY NH and H ...... 26 Customs House. brother of the bridegroom, will be cereniony. fish into Mexico. . . . In 1930 bq Dark brown hair, brown eyes, 6 ft. 4 1-^’*, weighs 116. Smytbe Mfg Co ...... 20 Noranda ...... 28% Taylor and Fenn .... — The Conte di Savoia arrived from best man. The young couple will sail tomor­ bought his present plane, the Wasp- row for Europe and will tour North Am ...... 38% Torrlngton ...... 38 Genoa Saturday, and is scheduled to The bride who will be given in motored Lockheed now called “The Warren William one of the stars wood’s most beautiful girls have ap­ Packard ...... 5% marriage by ber father will wear a France and Spam. They will be at Century of Progress.” With It he Underwood Mfg ...... 29 sail today. ______home after October 1 at New in "Gold Diggers of 1933” chooses peared in this paper. And in case Penn ...... 27% Union Mfg C o ...... — rown of mousseline de soie with established a high-speed transcon­ you want to divide your votes for a Phlla Rdg C and I ...... 6 Haven. tinental express service, but it was Amo Ingraham as the most beauti­ U S Envelope, com... 40 — TO M EN iong veil of tulle. Her bridal bou- number of beauties it’s perfectly Phil P e t e ...... 14 not financially successful. . . . He ful of the 200 gorgeous chorus girls do., pfd ...... 65 — proper. Pub Serv N J ...... 68% Veeder Root ...... 7 9 WITH ITCHINO SCALPS has flown in many-of the 4ir races in "(Sold Diggers of 1933.” Radio ...... 10 Don’t be simoyed sad embexriMed, Get and derbies, and had oceanic ambi­ To help you In choosing your Whitlock Coil Pipe .. Do you agree with Mr. William? Readmg ...... 53% 35 tions as far back as 1927, when be favorite, here is a brief description J.B.Wil’ms Co. SIO par rid of disorder easily widisM OPEN FORUM Ws suggest you withhold final of Miss Ingraham: Rem R a n d ...... 8 % MARVELOUS entered the Dole prize race from Rey 'Tob B ...... 44% San Francisco to Hawaii. But be Judgment until you see the other This national beauty contest is TUESDAY’S VOTE beauties. sponsored simultaneously with the Sears* Roebuck ...... 33% was forced down during a non-stop Socony V a c ...... 11% PUBUC HEALTH GROUP MANHATTAN flight from Oklahoma to the start­ Amo Ingraham is the gorgeous release of Warner Bros.’ super-mU' Resmol South Pac ...... 25 Editor of The Herald: ing point . . .In 1980 Mattern and damsel pictured above. She is one sical production, “Gold Diggers of By WILLIAM GAINES Sou P Ric S ...... 32% In Just a week the voters oz con- Rov Htmt tried for the refueling o f the 200 beautiful chorus girls 1933” starring Joan Blondell, War­ 3outh Rw y ...... 28% ' ELECTS MRS. CHENEY neeticul must decide the stand Con- endurance record, were defeated by from which 12 are competing in ren William, Ruby Keeler, Guy Klb- St Brands ...... 20 engine trouble, after 293 grueling “The National Gold Diggers Beauty bcc, Aline MacMahon, Dick Powell, New York—This year we obsm^si Mctleut must take on the Elgh- St Gas and E l ...... 21 hours over Oklahoma. Contest” which is being conducted Ginger Rogers, Ned Sparks and the 100th anniversary of the binb Sr Oil Cal ...... 34% Annual Meeiinji of Nurse terath Amendment. They must The ’’Complete Fatalist” locally by The Herald in cooperation many other stars, which wITi open of Johannes Brahms so here’s an St Oil N J ...... 37 elthef preserve or dssti^oy the best A year ago Bennett Griffin and with Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., its local engagement soon at the Tex Corp ...... 22% Association Held Last Night apt tale for you: Mattera started out to beat the control measure which this country and the State Theater. State Theater. Tim Roll B ...... 29% — Reports Are Read. Charles F. Posty, of the Radio Post-Gatty globe-circling record of i Remember, you are one of the The photographs of the remaining Trras-America ...... 7% hs been able to set up for the regu­ (*ity musical library staff, who has 8 days, 15 hours and 51 minutes. iudges. How does Miss Ingraham beauties will each appear in The Union Carbide ...... 39% dedicated his latest composition, lation of the drink traffic after a After a fast flight to Harbor compare with the beauty we printed Herald. If you want to get a better Unit Aircraft ...... 33 Mrs. William C. Cheney was elect­ Grace, Newfoundland, they spanned | ' The Spirit of America," to Presi­ century in which every other method Tuesday? All you have to do is to view of these alluring” girls, we sug­ Unit Corp ...... 72% ed president of tbe Manchester Pub­ the Atlantic in the record time of dent Roosevelt, is a graduate of the has been tried and found wanting. clip the coupon printed below and gest you see the life-sized photos on Unit Gas Imp ...... 22% lic Health Nursing Association at Vienna Conservatory of Music, 10 hours, ik) minutes. But en route display in the lobby of the State U S Ind A le ...... 48 Local option did not work; county from Berlin to Moscow—when they cast your vote for your favorite the annual meeting held last night. where Brahms was one of his teach­ control was inefficient; state don- after the remaining photos of Holly­ Theater. U S Rubber ...... 13% 'were 14 hours ahead of Post-Gatty U S Steel ...... 65 Mrs. J. F. Van Ness was elected ers. > troi was difficult of enforcement and schedule, they came down in Rus­ the Jlatore Posty was 18 when he played the so the American people by the Util Pow and Lt ...... 7% vice president, Mrs. Charles W. Hol­ sia. damaged their ship and were Western Union ...... 66 man, treasurer and Mrs. C. C. Cur­ lirst clarinet in the student orches­ greatest majority ever given an found to abandon the attempt . . . amendment said that the liquor Manchester HERALD-STATE Theater West El and Mfg ...... 46 rier secretary. tra, and full of „outhful snickers. They brought the plane back, Woolworth ...... 42% business must no longer exist The annual reports of the asso­ He recalls Brahms in his late though, and rebuilt it. Just to Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 38% ciation were jead.qDd accepted. years, with patriarchal beard, sol­ Today the liquor interests, the wet “warm her up.” Mattera flew non­ “GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933” emn mien, standing only about 5 press, and the rich who wish to es­ stop from New York to San Angelo, \ cent on {olloiRdRS. feet, 5, and very corpulent. When cape their taxes are demandliig that Texas, this spring, fighting storms NATIONAL BEAUTY CONTEST Branch office of a closed bank in TO PATBOL COUBSE For example, a vt^ he directed he went 5 for elaborate the liquor trade must be re-es­ and headwinds for 1650 miles. Atlantic City baa been converted sho^ ^ .everrf acrobatics, and the whole effect tablished. If they are able to make Jimmy Mattera never drinks cof­ I VOTING COUPON — GOOD FOR ONE VOTE j into a beer parlor.—News item. New London, June 15—(AP) — was amusingly grotesque. enou^ people believe this, they will fee, except when aloft, and then as There should be plenty of liquid as­ Twenty-five Coast Guard boats have become wealthy and the common a stimulant . . . Also never eats In July, 1895, when Brahms was sets on band now. been asigned to patrol the four-mile people will again bear the heavy desserts when he can get out of rehearsing the students in bis own 1 cast my vote fo r : ...... • • course of the Yale-Harvard varsity taxes which the wealthy are now them . . . At 10 o’clock the night c.ew race tomorrow evening on the composition, the Acad^mische Over­ c 25— 4* easily carrying. before he took off (at 5 a. m.) on 2 ...... George Bcddwln Selden filed an Thames river, and some of the fleet ture, every time he would turn upon The wets have nothing construc­ his latest ’roimd-the-world dash, application for a' patent covering will carry out patrol duty for the , s Posty for the clarinet to take over 3 ...... tive to offer. Once they said that all he sat down and in a leisurely aiid the use of gasoline nmtor as pro­ morning races. the melody, tlie young fellow would - the people waqt is light wines and unconcerned manner, ate a huge 4 ...... pelling force for a road vehicle in lose control of' himself and break beefsteak (rare, please) at the beer, not hare drinks. They then' 1897. out laughing. New Yorker, and three vegetables, 5 ...... • ...... stampeded the enforcement act off It was evident that this peeved and drank two glasses of milk . . . time. UP the books and said that in the future As the 0 most beautiful girls in “ Gold Diggers of 1933.” the great Brahms, but he overlook­ Having many times laid his it would take four percent alcohol to total cost. O Y ,^^oupre

day when the repeal of jMSW ASSHWS POUapRT amMidment comes up. George B. Dunn, Democratic Tegiatrar, was Tbsmaae of Jarvis of Kee­ ARRIVES IN ROCKVILLE chairman of the meeting and Wil­ Id le Girls P B iff^ n s i ney street, who waa before Judge liam V. Sadlak, Republican, and Raymond A. Jdmson in the police secretary of the Board of Assessors oourt tUs mbniiw for nco-etipport, Cmineetieai SchoolboT! tiode of the town of Vernon, was secre­ Former Detroit Mayw Takes was continued tOt a month. Jarvis No Tine in SUurtteff to P n c r ^ tary of the meeting. Numerous Anew In Mountain was imooght tn on complaint of Pro- tice for thd DEALERS FIX PRICES OF committees were appointed. batloa Officer Edward EUott, who A meeting of Court Foresters Chrer ffit New Office as has'attempted to get Jarvis to do Henlay, B og ., Juna 18»-»(AF)*~ . Pride, Juvaiile Foresters of Amer­ Under the personal supervision of something In the way of eupport of The Krat, Conn., achowhoy e n w , M M UNDER NEW LAW ica, will be held tonight in For­ Mis^ Maricm T inker'of this town bis wife and one ohQd. undefeated to tha Unltod 8 ta ^ esters Hall. A social will follow robust, capable hearty and dynamic! Gofemor General. Mrs. Jarvis was the principal witr spring today lost no time In itarUug toe meeting at which .ime refresh­ director of Camp Tera, on the ness. She said she was mwrled in practice for the coming Itonlay re­ Adopt Hartford Schedule With ments will be served. shores of Lake Tiorpti in toe Bear' 1928, and bad left her hfisbacd gatta. The annual banquet of toe Auxil­ Moimtain region of New Yoik, the ! ExceptiOT of One Item ; June Ifi— lAP) —Frank August 1, 1980. The reason for .this The boys arrived only ys^fday iary of Stanley Doboss Post, No. 14, early arrlvala in the forest have al- Mumhy. former-mayor of Detroit, was *hat her husband had refused Elks Observe Flag Day. American Legion, will be held at reacty been “ made over" in toe sun- | but were up with the dawn to take genenil of the P^pplnes today to support her. Jarvis, was defended a paddle In a new boat buUt tor the RockvlUe House twiight at shine, mountain air, and with thei assumed hia new office ol governor which time a turkey dinner will be benefits of a beautiful mountain I by Attorney George Lessner and them at Putney. ' The wholesale price which must with the atatement that acceptance through him it was brought out that S6TVCd lake at their defer, three meals a ' Father Sill, headmaster o f the . be paid for milk and (jream and One of toe few civil cases of the day and a program of mild recrea-1 ot proferred independence waa a he had not worked very much dur­ school and coach ot the crewr said the retail price for which it must be year in toe Rockville City Court tion they bid fair to completely problem for the FUlplno people to ing the past two years and .conse­ It was only a Umbering up paddle TOlve and one in which be would STvi that aerlous work for tiia re­ sold under penalty of the new law was heard today, that of Attorney alter toe viewpoint of toe 17 city | quently could not^ve bis wife very take no part . much money. She had been ttving gatta, starting July .6, would not be­ AstabiishinE the Connecticut Alilk Edward Lonergan against Law girls who were recruited from • toe I Sykes Bamforth and wife. Tl^ breadlines and park benches ofj The new governor genera) gave with her parents since they broke dp gin for several days. SJS-TB?ard was voted Wednes- be would foUow along Father Sill said he planned to give S ; e?entog by the RockvUle Milk case was brought for the collection New Ydrk City. housekeeping, and be bad lived vltb of attorneys fees and was post­ The deep silence which marked ^ fines of the’ retrenchment policy of his parents cm K een ^ street the boirs several days to get settled Dealers Association. penalty is his predecessor. Theodore Roosevelt, tn thdr new surroundings before $500 fine or a year imprisonment. poned on several occasions. Deputy tht girls’ demeanors on their wrival; Frank Morin, a dgac maker, who Judge Edgar B. Dawkins presided at camp was quickly dissipated. All Jr., and E«id for the present strict fives at the Cowles Hotel on Depot starting hard work or continuing The new prices become effective as Judge John E. Fisk felt disquali­ feecame gay and carefree, once they ; economy would be necessary in ex­ Square, was fined $10 and costs for their studies. They must take their on Saturday in the area covered by fied because of his personal knowl­ bad adjusted themselves to new' penditures of toe insular govc.n Intoxication. He waa arrested by fnsi school examlnationa before S e» RockviUe Rockville Milk Dealers A AMOcia- v ia ­ edge of the case. lives so markedly different from the ment. Officer Michael Fitzgerald early this Jxily 1. tion which includes the city of tion, which Includes the city of uncertain, precarious existence In leaving toe problem of Inde­ m on^g. Morin rais^ a disturbance ^AU the boys are splendidly fit,” R^kville. the towns of Vernon. El­ pendence to be solved by the Fili­ which they had known in recent and refused to go to bed. He was un­ Father Sill said, “and I'm sure with lington and Tolland. pino people. Governor General months and years. able to raise the money and went to three weeks before regatta they’ll The most interesting action taken FIRE CHIEFS TO MEET Murphy will be following a tradi­ be thoroughly acclimated and do Mlsr Tinker will be assisted in jail. by the meeting, which was attended toe management of toe camp by tional policy. He read a message to themselves justice.” bv twenty-five dealers, was that it IN MAINE N E H WEEK the Finipino people from Preudent The members of toe crew have fUed the price which all the stores Roosevelt whl^ said that m been made honorary members of the must pay wholesale for milk, jn- Murphy’s selection the chief execu­ THIRD SCHOOL CLINIC Leander Boat CSub, which they are Suding toe chain stores. a°«l^so New England Association’s tive had “given ample evidence of using as a training base. for creto. A test case is expected my deep interest in your welfare” f?om toe chain stores Annual Convention to Be bespeaking loyal support, and co­ HELD THIS AFTERNOON Costing $1,024,380, more than they have various sources of buy-i Held in Lewiston. operation. 200 airplane engines were built in Murphy’s ship was greeted by the United States during the first Topics of interest to fire chiefs cheering crowds and toe shriek of Parents May Have Pre-School three montha of 1033. of, both large and small municipali­ whistles. A holiday was declared Children Examined Free ties are listed on toe program for in the city to greet the new^ecu- of Physician*! Charge. Should buy at three cents under toe toe 11 to Annual Convention of the tlve. retail price and bj allowed to sell, New England Association of Fire on the cash and carry Chiefs, which will be held in Lewis­ The third in the series of pre­ cent under the milk dealers retail ton, Me., next Tuesday, Wednesday COOPERATION INSTITUTE school clinics was held this after­ and Thursday, June 20, 21 and 22. noon at the Keeney street school at On Monday night, prior to the for­ 3:30. These cUnica are for the pur­ MONEY ket area adopted on June 9, was mal opening of the sessions, there AT STORES N E H WEEK pose of giving to toe children whose adopted with Milwaukee, Wls.; Asst. Chief ments are dividing the costs of mon hall and toe dining rooms. policy. Its aim was to promote a toilets and showers, loaned by the Only one girl slep>. imtil the ris­ bottles left with stores. Thomas F. Dougherty of New York New York Life Insurance Corn- maintaining toe camp. Many in- greater interest among New E!ng- President Carl Schenetoki of toe City; and George O. Mansfield, ing beli rang toe first morning. She land farmers in the cooperative mar­ pany. It — has— two dining _ rooms, '' dividual firms have contributed sup- Association tender^ ^Is r e ^ ^ i o n Chief Fiic Inspector, Massachusetts plies. The multiple purpose of was the deaf little chorine who has keting and buying of farm supplies. after meeting as^ie fa no Id h ^ M one open, SQe shut-in; a huge ad­ had a winter of sleeping whereas State Police ministration building with an enor­ Camp Tera is to put undernour­ The institute is returning to milk dealer or producer. Hen^ There will be a Forest Fire Ses­ ished and discouraged jobless wo­ she could hide out. Five were up Storrs this year *ffter making the Lanz was elected president atter mous meeting hall; doctor’s offices, at dawn. '"The birds woke us,” A'. sion under directioa of Nell Violette, and a huge porch looking down to men on their feet again physically, rounds of the other New England several declined the nomination. The Maine Forest Commissioner. On to establish their lost morale, and they explained. One took a five States. Ekich year It has attracted other officers are: Vice-president, the lake and equipped with rocking Thursday morning toe program In­ chairs. 'The porch shelters toe li­ to prepare them for jobs in toe fall, mile hike. not only cooperative leaders but Rudy Moser; secretary and treas­ cludes addresses by Alfred N. by training them in such things as All show tremendous gratitude many farmers who are Interested in urer. Clyde Cordsen. , brary ot 7r books (not a new novel for toe care they are receiving. One Miner, chairman of the Massa­ in the lot), and a multitude of last sewing, short-hand, housework. All the benefits which can be gained by Elks Flag Day chusetts State Fire Prevention summer Miss Tinker wll. keep in already has a job doing short banc working collectively rather than as. year’ s magazines. Here the women and typing in toe office. All show Hundreds of people attended the Committee, and William J. Carroll, meet ol evenings for ‘(joing to Jeru- close touch with employment Individuals. This year it goes a Elks Flag Day exercises held m of the Rockwood Spriijkler Co. agencies, hoping to place toe girls real respect for the rules, though step further and New Jersey, whose salou.'” . “ Spin toe Plate” , cross­ they are all hoping they can get Talcott park last evening under toe The closing features will be an­ word puzzle.' and checkers. Here eventually. problems are very similar to those sponsorship of Rockville Lodge No. passes out to go roller skating or nual reports and election of offiers. they have tap dancing, sings, and The girls themselves still are a of New England, will cooperate in 1359, B. P. O. E lk s ^ _ ____ ^ little bit dazed. They can’t believe dancing, if friends ever come up to furnishing speakers for some of the here they will have their classes. take them. All feel they are extra- C ommA s I>ci1et Following a short parade it is all for nothing. They fall to discussions. which toe American Legion drum “When we have 100 girls or more, their various chores with zest and lucky to be in the first unit, corps participated as well as toe JOHN G. ANDERSON, I «*nn easily feed them for 35 cents cheerfulness. foimd a four-leaf clover In Centra! Rockville Boys’ Band, apiece a day,” Miss Mills predicted. All Are Deeply Oratofnl Park toe day before they acceptec opened in the park. The GOLFER, IS DEAD She goes to market each day, buys The 17 girls ar.' housed In three me,” a little black-haired French Spangled Banner” was played by everything that she can in quantity cabins on toe lake front. Four be ex-secretary told me. “Maybe you the band prior to toe introductory and has a fiexible menu made up came chums on toe v.'ay to camp don’t think I know It’s brought me fer toe week—this so she can take exercises by Exalted RuMr B. Won Many Titles in 25 Years and asked to room together, with good luck.” Chapman after which Chaplam advantage of sales. Michael J. Conway read a prayer. of Play — W as Official of The meals were well-cooked, well- Past Exalted Ruler Herbert O. Wanamaker Company. seasoned and served piping hot. One 16,381 men. Separations for physi­ The Clough, superintendent of Schwls typical breakfast consisted of cal and other reasons have been of toe town of Vernon, read toe prunes, oatmeal, coffee and toast; ' \ New York, June 15.— (A P )—Word 10,000 EMPLOYED comparatively few. Enrollment of “History of toe Fla^’ after which another, of cooked bran cereal, was received today from Columbus, replacements will continue until Esquire William H. Preusse and toe bacon, hot muffins, applesauce and next Wednesday. other officers conducted the altar O., of the death there of John G. coffee. Lunch one day comprised Anderson, an official of Wanamak- creamed chipped beef, banana IN N. E. FORESTS Of the 16,381 men now enrolled Telephone Directory Following the b^ud selection ‘Na­ ers and well-known as a golfer for salad, milk, graham bread and^ut- in the six state quota of toe (Corps, 10.037 already are at conservation tional Emblem March,” Past 25 years. He was 49 years old. ter; toe next day, macaroni and alted Ruler Harry C. Smith de­ He suffered a nervous breakdown cheese, fresh tomatoes, banana pud­ projects in New England’s forests livered toe “Elks 'Tribute to toe a month ago and had gone to the ding and milk. Dinner one day Quick Response to Plan for and the remainder, 6,844, n ow ' at Flag” after which Mrs. John Fagan home of his father-in-law. Dr. L. H. was roast lamb, mashed potatoes, toe conditioning centers will be moved to the forests by July 1. go(9s to p ress sang “Our Flag.” Mann, in Columbus, to recover. string beans and gelatine; toe next The speaker of toe evenmg was Death came early today. bam, creamed potatoes, spinach, Unemployment Relief — The (Connecticut camps are lo­ W S. Alexander of Meriden, past Mr. Anderson was a native of gelatine and team. cated as follows; eimlted ruler of the Meriden Lodge Clinton, Mass., where he was bom “We never have a set menu for I77to Company—Nlantic. of EUks and Past State Commander April 2, 1884, and was a graduate certain days, except fish on Friday,” Quota Is 16 J 5 0 . 171at (Company—Madison. of toe American Legion. of Adams Academy, Quincy, Mass., Miss Mills said. “We’ll have all toe 175th Company—Thomarton. S aturday 9 J a n e 2 4 th William Bums delivered toe essay Amherst college in 1905 and Colum­ milk toe girls can drink. And I 173rd (Company—West Goshen. for which a prize was awarded by bia University, where he took his hope to get strawberry shortcake President Roosevelt’s plan of 172nd (Company—Danbury. Stanley Dobosz Post. Master’s degree in 1915. For a time for a treat, if berries come down in providing unemployment relief 176th (Company—Burrvllle. The distribution of the prizes by he taught English at Fessenden price just a little more.” through the medium of toe Civilian 189th, (Company—Kllllngworth. Commander Alfred Armstrong and school, Newton, Mass., but for toe (Conservation (Corps has met with 179th Company—^Voluntown. Three Shifts Do Uhores 180th Company—Granby. vocal selections by Mrs. John Fagan _ 1: " years had been associated 'There will be one coimsellor for quick response from unemployed 181st (Company—Middletown. were enjoyed before the closing [ with■ Wanamaker in an advisory every 10 girls. There is one swim- 3TOUths in toe six New England service, A thirty minute concert opacity on sports and as president nilng instructor and life saver, one states, Major-General Fox (Conner, Plans call for the employment of approximately 25,000 members of followed. ^ , of the Milrose Athletic Association. tsachfr for applied arts Emd dra­ Commanding General of the First All orders for aew Long Court Session toe (Corps at conservation projects Twice winner of toe Massachusetts matics, one for crafts. 'The cook Corps Area said yesterday in re­ A long session of toe Rockville In New England, General (Conner amateur golf title, in 1907, 1911, he and assistant dietitian, as well as leasing latest returns of toe enroll­ City Court was held on Wednesday the counsellors, all are previously ment project carried out at toe five said. This contingent will be made morning in toe trial of Edward H. was runuerup for the National title up of the youths already enrolled service, changes In in 1913 and 1915 and twice won the unemployed but trained people. army posts within toe Corps Area. Kellner and Edward Beyo, both of The girls already are divided Into Upwards of 1,700 youths in ex­ arid approximately 7,700 war veter­ Rockville, charged with violation of French amateur championship, in ans from toe New England states 1924 and 1926, In all he won 53.sec- three shifts. Each week toe shifts cess of toe New England quota of toe rules of the road. change. -One shift prepares vegeta- 16,750 reported at army registra­ and the Second and Third Army Ustlngs or advertise­ This case was toe result of a col­ tional, city and National tlfies in his bies and sets toe table. One clears tion centers for the New England Corps Areas. lision of cars owned by toe de­ 25 years of play. and washes dishes. One cleans the contingent of toe (Corps in toe 37 fendants on West Main street on He is flur^ved by his widow and Saturday night, June 3. Both cars two sons, Freddy and John Mann camp. days during which the general en­ h a rg e porcupines carry as many ments must reacli Rising bell rings in time for an rollment project was carried out were badly damaged. ^ . Anderson. 8 o’clock breakfast. Then comes as 40,000 quills. ______Attorney William S. Hyde of Funeral services will be held Sat­ by army personneL an hour of doing up toe work, then Strength of the (Corps, he said, South Manchester appeared for urday from toe Methodist Episcopal a short bike, swimming, instruction ear Business Office Beyo, who was flaally discharged. church in Crestwood, Westchester has been maintained well above toe In sewing, crafts or other subjects 16,000 mark, thus indicating that Attorney Benjamin Ackerman of county, where he made his home. to be fixed later. Limch is at 12:30, toe youths now at the conservation RockvUle appeared for Kellner, with an hour of rest afterwards, ex­ Sore, Inflamed, projects in toe six states as well as whose case was nolled upon the pay­ O. A. B. HE.AD DIES. cept for the dishwashers. Then on or hoforo tha4 day ment of the costs. V u. comes a hike and nature study those undergoing conditioning at Attorney Arthur Frey, who in­ Pittsburg, June 16,— (A P )-—Cap- period, more swimming instructicn, the army posts are well satisfied vestigated the accident during a taln William P. Wright of Chicago, a rest period, tap dancing, cards or with toe opportunity extended Swollen Feet to ho inelndod In this heavy thUBdershower, told the National commander of the Grand whatever the girls want to do. Dinner them for employment 1 y the Presi­ court it happened near the Interne^ Army of the Republic, was found at SIX and after that,, group games, dent. This Powerfnl, Penetrating tion of Orchard street with Wert dead in bed in a hotel today. He fiings, and lights out at 10. Most recent reports from com­ Antlaeptio Oil Most Give Main street. Officer Stanley Kulo was 88 years old. Reconditioning Prime Object manding oflicen place toe strength Resnlte or Money Back, new hook* verified his testimony. In Pittsburgh to attend the an­ ‘Our entire program is a recon­ of toe New E^land contingent at John Pearclok, an eye wltaess, nual encampment of toe Pennsyl­ ditioning one,” Miss Tinker ex­ Go to The J. W. Hide Oo. or any said he saw the Kellner car s^ick vania Department of the G. A. R., plained. “ Beginning this week, other good druggist today and get toe Beyo car as It entered West Captain Wright addressed a gather­ we expect 15 to 20 girls to arrive A TYPEWRITER an originalorisrinal bottle of MOone’s Em- . Main street. ing of veterans and atixlUary organ­ twice a week until 200 are here. erald Oil. . Notes izations last night. We will spend the first week that SENSATION The very first application will 'The annual "Dixie Land" Min­ He also rode in toe O. A. R. s each group arrives .getting them give you relief and a few stort strel show presented under the Flag Day parade yesterday, and rested, relaxed, fed and strength­ The New treatments win thoroughly convmca T B E 800TBCRN NEW. BNC|I,ANn sponsorship of toe First AfricM comrades said he seemed to be in ened. After the first week, we you that by sticking faithfully to Baptist church, wtU be held tonight good health when he returned last will give them about four hours it for a short while your foot trou­ in the town hall. This production Rdyal night. of instruction,'starting on sewing. bles win be a thing i f the past and always attracts crnisideraUe atten­ The Red Cross has contributed ma- of an, free ^ n x ^U offensive \ •Will tion as only colored people partici­ ^ g n e f TBI.EPBONB c a w r A N v TO ATTEND CONFERENCE teidal and will let us keep half of odors. pate. The intariocutor will be Wal­ all we make. The girls will pick Now on Ulsplagr. And one bottle we know wUl show ter Leonard. New Haven, June 16.—(AP)— their own camp uniform and m ^e you beyond’att> qusstlan * that you A joint mooting of the RepubUean them themselves of washable pop­ Oonie to and try H. and Democratic Town Committiea Joseph M. Tone, state lal»r com- have at last dlsoovered the way to BdMoner left today to attend the lin We are receiving donations ^ KempV, Inc. keep your feet 'ip a normal healthy vras held last evening In the.^. Sn- conference of the American and,/in addition to th? things the perim: Court room at. which tlBie 768 Main 9t. Phone 8680 condition free from aU pain and Aasociation for Labor Legislation girls will make, each girl will be sorenesa plans were discussed for Joint aetUm equipped with the following out* iaiclrtting edt a largb vote on Tuas- which opens at Detroit tomorrow. .-LV •t. \

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doctor who directs you PROBLEMS OP BABY'S HEALTH about your baby — the 'feeding IN SUMMER especially. Quessworb Is Hazardous p Re p a r in o f o b TBB The Importaaoe o i proper inedi* When I say “have e doctor” I ever makb-tip' for cal care for hifaoCs la emphaalzed don’t mean every day—unless of D aU t io this article, the first of a series without preparing your face i^ course the baby does get sick or This needn’t . take’ ibog. J.aR ' ol six by (Hive Roberts Barton on is not doing well. I mean that be snmmer care for babies. ' a qviiek get-reafly teebd. Df should direct the baby's feeding have given yourself« good 1(K and change the formula when nec­ minute ^cial, or even a 15-mlmiti| ^' Babies and summer are almost essary. He should get reports of synonymous in a mother’s mind. one, teen all you need do is.to weight and general condition regu­ apply foimdation cream aad'^ttiuiL! Ssmonymous with trouble too. We larly and should see the baby once apply make-up. - • j -light even caD it the great nation­ or twice a month. al complex, because if there is no | Let me emphasize in this first But it you dash in, all tired cut actual illness' scarcely a mother i article on baby care that to wuk and have no time at all for a 'te^ lives who deep in her heart, doesn’t - tmder the doctor’s directions is cial, wash your face thoroughly anticipate it. cheaper than to g^uess and to make with warm water and aoap, gM^ it If a baby goes half the summer mistakes. To let the baby run good and clean. The 'warm water without being ill, she ip almost into an illness and then have the will relax your facial muscles and certain to say to herself, “It will doctor try to undo wha' we have it only takes a minute. Then come now! Surely I couldn’t be done after days of worry and a ply some.good nourieblng cream, so lucky as to go through the next real bill that we may have avoided rub it in, with upward stndees. '• three months -vltbout Baby Bett is never economy. and hop into your tub or your having one sick day!” One matter tfiat I think special­ shower. Wipe off your cream as But it is all wrong. With babies ly in need of emphasizing is thia you dry yourseJt.and see if your as with anything else worry be­ Never take advice from a friend or face hasn’t lost some of its tmaa-.. forehand is useless. Besides it neighbor. ness, Just from the few seconds it uses up energy that may well be Babies Are Individual! has exposed to kind treat­ directed elsewhere. The lady next door may have a ment. Illness Is No Matter of Luck wonderfully well baby, and your Now pat on with a piece of gauze I am not telling a mother that cousin’s baby may have tsiken a or cotton or Just use your hands cheerful thoughts alone will keep prize kt the show. But this must and slap on some good face tonic. her baby safe and well. But I do be remembered. Although the gen­ This is absolutely necessary to insist that if she is alert and takes eral care of all babies is pretty tone up your face and it makes precautions against illness there much the same, when it comes to you feel better all over to have is no more reason for her baby to foods and individual needs the your face toned up. be sick in the hot months than in food that made their babies fat Wipe it off, teen put on ypur the cold. and well may klU yours. Babies foundation cream and start make­ She must make up her mind are like grown-ups In this. The up. If you are very speedy, teis that her baby is not going to well-known saying that “what Is will take only five mlnubw, all ill, and then set a plan and st^ck one man’s meat may be another told. Any date worth keeping is to it. No magic will do it—no man’s poison” is true of babies. worth waiteig five minutes fori “1 wish I could take yon back with me, Jerry,” said Jarrett. element of luck. After weaning all feeding should For summer evenings, there are 'The first piece of advice I wish be done under nrofessional adviee. some delectable fiew face powders to give in this series of articles is Guesswork is dangerous. teat you dust over after you have BEGIN HEBE TODAY ed a heart and made you humble idle sons; be could not be one. this: One thing more. At this time BARRETT COLVIN, 35, returns made up. Blue is for blondes, . . . made you want to make up Archeology was not bis hobby but Every mother should have a of the year, especially in cities, green for medium coloring and . to New York after four years* for the things you hadn’t had, to hit. w ork and a w ork to which he good dMtor, or if she cannot af­ many doctors and spedallsts are absence. He Is rich and has made lavender for brunettes. It ^ves a be certain there would be no gaps devoted his entire energy. It was ford one, she should get in touch giving tr e e talks on baby-care. Go kind of glamour that women love a name for himself as an arche­ in the unfolding life. absurd, he realized, to reproach with a baby clinic. Don’t -lodge to hear them. Watch the papers, Above—One of Quebec’s venerable handlcraftswomen at her sinning and men tell for! ologist. The first to greet him “I- wish I could take you back himself with the fact that be bad your doctor ened a fly­ thing square and good! Odd how 38 Inches bust. Size 16 requires truded—or tried to Intrude. Bar­ ing school at Portland, Ore. i' made you feel to see family 3 7-8 yards 36-inch. rett would enjoy the solace of There are also, frequently, ex­ France has introduced a.new con­ traits intensify . . -. rather melt- Price of Pattern 15 Cents. pitching him out and he had not traordinary changes In tee de­ tribution to the "baby car” . field. velopment of finger naii» and toe Make tee Most of Your Looks! It ia a five-horsepower, twthpassso- seen tee man he could not deal For vacation clothes, for tee with in this way If he wished .to. nails in families. Likewise, un­ g er unit, w ith a w heelbase o f only^. Here’s Joyful News usual developments of tee teeth mountains, lakes, seaside or teat ' a little m ore than she feet, .se llin g .. Higgins widted. Quite o^'ously tour you have often talked about, he had sometUfig else to say. occur. In some families tee teeth fo r $490. develop early, and this tendency see a copy of our new book of Sum­ “Well?” Barrett prompted a mer Fashions. For Rhemnatics little shortly. He had been put seems to be interited so that cases are on record in which infants have Send today for your copy of the out by Dexter’s daring to call. ’The new, book, enclosing 10 cents in Swiftly and Safely Urio Add matter was closed; be had dismiss­ been bom with teeth already devel­ oped. stamps or coin. Address Fashion Sick 4 'Starts to Oo—'Ll 24 Honrs. ed Dexter. D epartm ent Sensational results In cases hf “Miss EUa Sexton sent jrou a There are numerous records ot Infants bom with tails. In one case Skin IMseases are being efitffilnsil Killing the pain of neuritis, sci­ note at noon, sir,” Higgins said. an amazing ointment. . ^ > v ,' atica and rheumatism with dope ‘T went over to tell her 3rou were a girl with a very short tall at Manchester Herald irte finally developed an appan­ PlmpleA are brought tOb a^hesid- doesn’t end your agony—^you’ve got gone from town and she sent back without squeezing, It^hhig M Sage so long as to prevent her r. Vi to get the excess uric acid out of word through Craven teat she Pattern Service Sorenesfl relieved, CNHtWfiri , your Joints and muscl&s. would Hke you to read her note from sitting down with comfort. An investigation showed that her For a Herald Pattern send 15c and Cold Sores healedjf Thousands Joyfully praise Allenru as soon aS you returned.” left gtosieuSly smsstlK Bd besttl^ l (To Be Continued) mother, was normal,* but teat her in stamps or coin directly to because they know by exx>erlence N o mattMT w hether jstare aMrifi that when taken as direct^ the mother’s mother also had an ap­ FasMon Bureau, Manchester pendage of this character. There Bveteng Herald, Fifth Avenue inate B e iWMi.. -'P w a liiik ' R$4 m$K' pain—the agony of rheumatism, Acne, BoBa ordfilifi.iflfiMlv-^sMivBptl sciatica and neuritis leaves the body Be :retary of Labor Frances Per- was also a temily in Australia in and 38rd Street New York City. kins Is getting a lot of praise for which the tether, a son and two Be Bime to fill in number of pat­ bone of PBTOiM l^j()KNnfBM T^ in 48 hours—^no matter how stub­ win convince'YW i HwHisro at born and persistent it is. thiwiring i]p ways 'to put men to daiiighters all had appendages simi­ tern you desire. m [is the supcsnSi'lMMlNi" ~ ^ J. W. Hale Drug Dept, and lead­ work, but we bdieye most wives lar to ta!b see in animals. Pattern No. And reeeiNi ing druggists everywhere know this could give' her a few pointers A thlete’s ’ —often from happy chfldren they around h6ufa-el4anlhg time. The anmutl Bendix Trophy Race Prioa 15 Ceato. l^rsure to fill in-tha Mae oC tha teet, craoto JMMiiB Bur hear the words “Father’s on* the job of the National Air Races will be p a tte n . powerftt' ' NaMe again” or “Mother. is doing the Seientlstk, instrt''___ that__ lobg-range held July 1, when a group of pilots worm , housework once more.” wegther___ -.-joaforecasts sts are inipoMlble, will bop off from Naw York.on the 8 ^ stamps .or^oo^ (c(& ,pca- over.' aaaaaaaa4 a«aaa»«aawaF4 terrad.') Allenru is so swiftljLeffective that but after leek ^ Ofver thjs repMl eost-weM flight to Lof Angeles. A B bN ni it is guaranteed to do exactly- as returns from the rarknis Mates we |$,000 cadi purse and a boniis o t Siaa ...... 1 Prioa of bopkriaosirti^^^'^^^ - d ta g ' stated or money back and the price feel entirMy aafp te predlcttaur that t ’lfiOV t t the wlimer hreaka tbs sx- is hot 85c. 6 1®84 will ha « wM . (

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Hallahan Settles Doum, K ill» ■ ■ FM60FMEICAIIE Alex Finds Youth More Interested UUnriUtDAWTiUE. LOCAL iffiCHAiaCS ID X ANCKHTSEAFOES, avEnooFflEts In Football, Track Than Baseball UP 21 B1N(»£S, ‘TUIEST HDlUr TV CLASH ACAH MERIDEN 1RADERS, 104) auM rnnEiis « Daovor, Juaa 15^ (A P )—Youag Amarlea's fMt arra’t itching tbcM SUPER STARS OF TRACK daya to burn a path around a baao* Meet Tomenrow at New Red Birds Edfe P in k s, 3*2) Marqette Uanreriitjr Ad- ball diamond. Scoret the Secoid S t n ^ counuiisiiicE Orovor doveland Alexander has TO BATTLE AT CHICAGO Loiidoo at 71it Refatia; G iuU Best BriTcs k faucet Starffing Table; learned that while touring the hin­ LeagM Yictorj ud Sixth terlands rhi* summer. And much as S0II-AU1IIIS,>2 Sky is F rsit; Y a s b Drop the great old pitcher is saddened by Hanrard H u the Edf e. N ^ o Hat Beaten or Tied the fact, b^s decided there isn't hdmiHl Pcrfmtn to Vk[BRUSIES WIN THREE Wm in Ror, Steal 14 arything to be done lUSout IL 3rd Straifbt k Bostoi. 7 Worid’t Recordt. Once the bushes were filled with New London, June 15.—(AP) — Baiti; Kan aod Iom!LoMr»ColleclEenr Tiiplea youngsters whose hearts yeam^ f « B » n al M in RACES AT CHATHM Rivals of the college seas since 1$52, for a place in the big league tp o y when y frigates were the style in Featnre at Bat; Harlferd and a Dwdile Rot Fail Aseedated Frees. IfllwAukee, June 15—(AP) — If a^t. Now Alexander finds only Field This Week-End; fighting vessels and this old port To WiBiam Anthony Hallahan, lads who want all-American grid­ who no kmger has much of a claim there are any doubter* still doubt* iron honors or Olympic champion­ thrived on the whaling industry. T o i n o r r o w . the Pinches. to his old nielmaiBs of "Wild BIU" tog in aaythiog like vigorous mau' ships. Athletu Entered from Harry Takes Two-Year-Old Harvard and Yale win bring the bekmgs a largo share ot ths credit Her that Ralph Metcalfe U the cur Alexander is piloting eastern intercollegiate rowing sea­ rent "fastest huEnaD,*^ Marquette son to a climax tomorrow with their for kssping the 8 t Louis Cards in squad of House of David "Beaided More Than 50 CoEegu in’ Trot aod Lyman Three- Manchester Trade played a re­ The Sub-Alpines lost to the Coi- university Invites them to examine Beauties" on a cross-coontry trip. seventy-first i^ratta. ' the thick of the National League this brief but starUing table: turn game with Meriden Trade at leglanr.in a very ’exciting game last race. "If there are My ids left in the The varsity race in the evening, World's Metcalfe's the Mount Nebo field yesterday night at ML Nebo by a score, ot Z There are plenty of other reasons country wtu> are enthusiastic about United States. Year-(Hd Trot and Pace. down, the picture^ue Thames river afternoon and turned back the vist- Record Distance Best couTM from Bartlett's. Cove to the to 2. (Stflesi fonner Rec pitcher and why the Cardinals are right on top baseball or who want to become Ty tors with a 10 to 0 sbuteut, to give of the league leading New York '.04.4 40 yards :04.3 railroad bridge, is'the only four mile Sturgeon pitched fine bail each - Cobbs and WalUr Johnsons, I the local Mechanics their second Giants, among them tbs fine work :06.2 60 yards :06.1 n x ^ g event in America this year, low i^'stx bits. The fonner had a :07.2 60 meters :06.7 can't find 'em," he sMd. ' Chicago, Jtme 15.—-Where the I. C. Chatham, N, T., July 15.—Lyman league victory in a m aay starts of several other pitchers, the snap­ as a result of the abandoning of the slight edge in this departmenL :07. 70 yards :07. "I've covert lots of bush league 4-A track and field meet la an an­ and Harry Bruaie, well known Hart­ and their sixth consecutive triumph py job Leo Duroeber has been do­ Poughkeepsie rega:ta and it promis­ The CjoUegians .scored one In the :09.4 100 yards :09.4 territory since I joined up with this ford, Conn., horse reinsmen, passed of the season. ing at sbortetop ahd his unexpect­ nual battle for team supremacy— es to be as tbrilling as any struggle second and two in the fourth taking :10.3 100 meters :10.2 three-ring baseball circus. Meriden offered but little opposi­ edly strong hitting,' but the fact with the west cout victor most of, a diverting afternoon at the second the Crimson and the Blue have wag­ a lead of -three runs. Farr hit a ;20.6 ' 200 meters :20.3 Pitched For $50 a Month tion to the Manchester team, either that Hallahan has settled down and program of the Bay State Circuit ed in years. triple in the Mcood inning but died :20.6 220 yards :20.4 "When I was running around the the time—the National <3ollegiate in field or at bat Borovsky, pitch­ on third with Mly one out. The Al­ become about ths best left-hander in The last three, and probably most farm barefooted, I thought playing track and field events, to be^run at meeting here yesterday, leading ri­ Harvard Has Edge ing for the Silver City nine, was pine batters emmeeted for four the Natirmal League stands out a notable, of these marks were all ball was the only thing I’d ever Soldiers’ Field here, June 16 and 17, val riders in three of the four races. Although the heavyweight Har­ given ragged support p y his mates triples. Sullivan bit one scoring bit above the resL vard boat load didn’t capture a on the same afternoon last war' to do, and I ctil) feel the will be a battle between individual Lyman won the three-year-old throughout the game, especially in Johnson in the fourth. Sturgeon Stands at Top. single early season test, at the so- spring, in the combined N. C. A. A. same way,” said the veteran. performers. \ trot with (jalumet Delco, owned by the fourth inning, when the locals banged out a triple in the sixth and After a_flae 3 to 2 victory over meet and Olympic trials at Stagg “I CM remember how crazy I Entries in this meet, coming from B. Luchinger, of Monroe, Wls., main­ called “sprint” distances of two batted around and scored six nms Leo Johnson follewed with another the Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday, field, Chicago. thought a bimch of Central City more than 50 colleges in the east, taining the colt’s undefeated record miles or less, while Yale’s eight has The visitors’ only scoring threat three bagger scoring Sturgsoh. Hallahan stood at the b<^ of the That day Metcalfe ran the 100 Nebraskans were when they .iffer- south, middlewest and west, will and then scored in the two-year-old come down to the big race imde- came with men on second and third Antcndq^blt a doubis in ths last Natkmai league’s pitchers with a ywds in 9.5 and continued on to ed me $50 a month to pitch for furnish embattled opposition in the pace with Hanover Proppet, owned feated, there is no lack of Crimson in the fourth frame, but the rally inninff with one out and stole third. record of eight games won, and only break the tape at 100 meters in 10.2, them—the first basfeball money 100-yard dash, 880 and mile runs, by Holsapple and Gamer, ot Chat­ support and optimism. This is based was cut short when Bablel struck "Ding” Farr just missed a sure tw o losL better than the new Olympic and ever earned.” . high jump, pole vault, hurdle* and ham. Harry Bruaie captured the firmly on the fact that Harvard, out the next batter. triple when Bob Sinlth snared, his The victory failed to reduce New Alexander’s ride to baseoau world record set by Eddie 'folm two-year-old trot with Sturdy, priming for this classic event, has The-Manchester boys turned In a long fly after a kmg run. Herb Yorks’ lead. The Giants beat the heights included only two wav sta­ shot put. Boston Braves 8 to 5 after Leroy later that season at Los Angeles. One of the keenest duels to watch owned by J. C. Thompson of New captured the last two varsity races total of 21 hits and fourteen stolen Fraser fanned with the tying run tions—Galesburg, ni.. and Syra­ Pannelee*8 wildness bad given the An hour later Metcalfe broke the will be between Willis Ward, Michi- York. by decisive margins and will send bases and their teamwork showed on base. "Onion” Boggini, Sub-Ai- yam at 200 meters (four feet shy cuse, N. Y. He broke into «je big tribe all its runs in the first inning. gEUi's. dusky sprint flash, and Ralph Calument Delco swept his three into the long piiU tomorrow five oonslderable Improvement. RosM, plne catcher dove bead first to grab leagues M a member of the Phila­ Tlie Chicago Cubs regained their of 220 yards) in 20.3 and hit the 220 Metcalf, the ‘fastest human’’ from heats imextended, beating among veterans who have never tasted de­ the mainstay behind the bat, suf­ a fly bunt and douUe a man off flrst tape one-tenth second Erfterward. delphia NaticmalB in ’ 911 and stay­ feat by Yale. ^ which was the fielding gem of the clear hold on fourth place, by defeat­ Marquette University. Ralph has others Mariana and CMumet Don­ fered a split finger in~the~flrst and ing the andnnati Reds 7-2 behind ed with them until 1918 when he ald, candidates for the Hambleton- Yale has turned out one of the was relieved by R Lasbinske, who gam e. was sold to the Chicago C^bs. He equaled the world record for the Charley Root’s two hit pitching and ian Stake. Sturdy lost the first fastest "sprint” crews since EM. turned in a cr^table- performance. The Collegians hope to annex an­ won world series feme with the St. 100, doing the diush in 9.4 seconds, Brooklyn’s Dodgers captured sixth Lieader took hold ot row ing a t New Pfau hit hard for the locals, get­ other victory to theieystring when while Ward’s time is recorded at heat to Rebecca Hanover, owned by trotmeing the Phillies, 6-3. CLASS OF’34 WINS Louis Cardinals in 1926. and driven' by Billy Bull, of Melfa, Haven ten years ago, but the sais ting four hits in five'trips to the they meet the Arrows at Hickey’s “It’s different now,” Alexander .6. 3rd In Row fo r Boston. Va., but romped in front in the next average ten pounds a man lighter plate. Kavls got three out of five Grove on Friday evening. The game shrugged. "I’d rather see a big Willis, however, is the more ver­ After a day in fourth place, the tw o. than Harvard’s 187 pounders, and it and featured in the field with a is elated to start at 8 o’dodx. farm boy knock one of my satile performer. He is a broad Cleveland Indians return^ t^ the 8 questionable whether they can long running catch. OellefUuM (8) M .H .S . TRACK MEET ones a mile than to see him strike jumper of much ability, and can The 2:18 trot was won by Vaij- A R R H. PO. A. B. second division, of the American take the hurdles with the best of sandt, with Pitman at thp reins. hold the pace against the more rag­ Manchester meets the strong league by taking a IS to 2 paating' out. ^ ged Crimson outfit over the Tour Kerr. 2b ...... 8 0 0 1 8 1 Don’t Even Hit Umpires them. If it is decided to confiie his Hanover Express was second and Hartford Trade schrol team at from Detroit. They dropped a few mile route, particularly, if the river A. Boggini. If ... 2 0 1 0 0 U "I never made any money to efforts to the sprints, he may knock (jalumet Bldwell third. Hartford tomorrow afternoon in a pc^ta behind the idle Philadelphia is a bit rough. league game, the outcome of which StUes, c ...... 4 0 0 8 1 0 Juniors Score 411*2 Points speak of in basebMl. I pitched for down Metcalfs record. Thre races, the 2:16 pace, 2:14 Sm ith, c f ...... 2 1 1 2 0 0 A thletics. the fun of it. I liked the big thrlhs. trot and three-year-old pace, will Should Break Hark ahouljl go a long way towar^ de­ To complete a triumph for the If time trials mean anjFthing tne ciding the eventual w fuer at the P arker,.8b 8 1 2 1 1 0 Nowadays the boys play for the In the 880 and mile events, Char­ close the meeting tomorrow. Lupien, l b . ....3 1 0 8 0 Q second (Uvision. the 8L Louis winner should break the downstream UUe. to Edge Sophomores in big salaries. They don’t even get to ley Hombostel, Indiana Universi­ The sununariea: Stiffuls, ss ...... 3 0 1 0 2 0 Browns turned on the Chicago ty’s speedster, and Bill Bonthron, record of 20 minutes and two se<> Manchester Trade White Sen, pounding out 14 hits to take a nice swat at an umpire; TWO-YBLAR-OLD TROT O’Malley, r f ___ 2 0 i 0 0 o Princeton’s winner of the 800 and onds made fay Harvard’s 1916 crew.' AB. R H. PO. A. E. win 14 to 1, while Bump Hadley fines are too costly. ' Sturdy, b. c„ by Guy Wort­ Gatea, p ...... 3 0 0 l 0 T Contest at West Sid^ “Maybe the Cards still have their 1500 meter events InAhe I. C. 4-A, The big Olmson boatlOKd Is und^' Lasbinaki, c ...... 5 0 1 13 1 0 held.t^ I^ e Hose to four'safetius hy* (H.’Bnisle) 2 1 I P fau, S b ...... 5 0 4 0 2 0 French, r f ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 bid lEnot hole’ gang of kids, I don’t will match strides. stood to have negotiated the dis­ and the last irikee Boston Red Sox Rebecca Hanover, blk. f., by Raguakue, lb ....& 3 2 8 1 1 know. If there are any kids Itft Hombostel never has been beaten tance in 19:44. Just to be different Totals 26 3 6 21 7 2 made it three straight over the Guy McKinney (B aiU)^. 1 2 2 K ovls, ss ...... 5 2 2 1 0 1. A weU balaneed, fighting Jumor who like basebaU, it must be the in a college 880 race, but he’ll have Yale beat Its owa upstream record Sub-AlplM (2) New York Yankees lacing out eight Class track team of Manchester Sandy Hanover, br. g., by in'practice fay cove^g the four Kelsb. If-cf ...... 5 1 3 1 0 0 runs in the~ seventh and eighth inn­ boys Babe Ruth finds in the or­ his hands full with Bofithron. He’ll 3 ro AB.R.H.PO. A.E. High school captured the Inter- Sandy Flash (Goodhart) 4 miles in 20:12 and two days ago was Karkavick, If ....2 0 0 0 0 0 ing, to win IS to 5. phanages. also get a lot of competition from Bonice Richards, b. f., by EY'aser, lb . If .... 4 0 0 0 9 Class track meet at the West Side repori:ed to have "padded’* down Adam s. 2 b ...... 3 1 1 1 1 0 Why Gtaata Are Up. “You can’t find them in the bush­ Glenn Cunningham, indoor mile Quy Richards (Caton).. 3 5 0 Sturgeon, p .... 3 1 1 1 0' field yesterday afternoon. The Junior stream over the full distance on a Petronls, r f ...... 2 1 2 0 0 0 New Yorit, June 16.-^(AP)—Tho es any quicker than you’d find One- champ this season, and Ray Sears, Calumet Eminent, by Peter N. B^gini, c .... 3 0 1 3 0 team totaled 41 1-2 points, Sopho­ roaring tide in 19:42. Babiel. p-2b ...... 4 1 2 3 3 0 baseball world may wonder what’s Eye ConnolTy in line, at a ticket Butler University’s phenom. The Brewer (Drinkwater) 5 4 0 LiOvetL 8b ...... 3 0 0 2 0 These performances appear to Orlan^, p-rf .....3 0 2 0 0 0 holding the QInnta up in first place ' more team 40; Senior 35; and the window.” Walter Marty, of Fresno State Miss Willing, br. m., by Vol- Johnson, ss ..... 3 i 1 0 1 Freshmen 15 1-2. justify the betting situation of "even Karshis, I f ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 Sullivan, cf .... 8 0 1 0 u in the Natimini league. 'The ex­ (College, Calif., and Willis Ward will omite (Whitney) ...... 6 dr perts walk suspiciously around be­ The 1934 Class team won the In­ money and take your pick” as be­ Ashland, rf-p ....2 1 1 0 0 0 Keeney, 2 b ...... 3 0 0 1 1 fight it out for the high jump.mark, ■nmes, 2:13, 2:14^, 2:15^. hind them, looking tor- props. Even terclass track meet in 1931 and Euid- with possible competition frtan tween Yale’s slim, racpy-looking Antonio, rf . • . .3 0 1 0 0 2:18 TROT 41 10 21 27 8 2 BUI ’Terry grins he stoutly main- ed another victory yesterday, while REGS ARE BLANKED George Spitz, New York Universi­ Vamsandt, ch. h., by San outfit and Hsuvard’s powerhouse, Enrico, If ...... 0 0 0 .0 the Class of 1935 won the meet last stroked by the brawny lad with the Meriden Trade E’arr, lb ...... 3 0 0- 0 tains: ty’s winner of the I. C. 4-A jump. Francisco (Pitman) .... 1 1 1 J T t’s a weU balanced ball club, year. clQse cropped hair, “Gerry" Cassidy Shau, 8b ...... 4 0 1 5 2 3 Marty recently set a new world Hanover Express, b. g., by that’s why.” . The Senior Class team won eOI of (Cambridge. Bcbee, 3b-8S 4 0 0 2 2 2 2. 6 21 7 1 mark of 6 feet 8 5-8 inches in this Guy McKinney «3ood- 'Totals ...... 2$ “We've been winning ball gamee, four places in the 440 yard run, BY BARBER’S NINE Mann, e ...... 4 0 2 7 0 0 Collegians ...... event, and Ward won the National hart) ...... 5 2 2 Crimson Confidant haven’t, we? And that’s what while the Sophomore Class team Collegiate meet last year with a leap Calumet Bidwell, b. a., by The Crimson adherents have Uoy. l b ...... 4 0 0 6 0 1 Sub-Alpine ...... 000 101 0—2^ P em al, r f ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 OMints isn’t it ? . W e’ve beaten .all cleaned up in the mile run. of 6 feet 7 1-8 inches. With Spitz Peter The Brewer (L. every reason to be confident of ’Two base bit, Antonioi three base Golberf. I f ...... 3 0 1 2 0 0 the other clubs, haven’t we? • We . The summary: sporting a height of 6 feet 6 1-8 B rusie) ...... 2 Cassedy and bis veteran mates. Be­ hits, Farr, SuUivan, Johnsoi^ Stur­ Bennett, ...... 4 0 0 O 0 0 must have somethihg. We*va been 100 yard dash—First, Haraburda, West Side League Leaders inches, the event promises to be ex­ Volo Dear, b. m., by The hind him in the “engine room” are a t geon; struck out by Sturgeon 4, W alka, 88 ...... 1 0 0 0 2 a to getting fine pitching, ttmaly hitting. Soph; second, DellaFera, Sr.; third, Great Volo (Tracey).... 4 5 3 Bob Saltonstall, Bemiy Bacon and Gates 7; double pUys, BtgOfiol Young Hal'SchuniaelMr has pitched citing. Borowsky. p ...... 3 0 1 1 2 1 Cobb, Frosh; fourth, Davies, Sr. The pole vault will center around Why Not, b. h,, by Guy Ax- Captain Mai Bancroft, all four vie-, Farr; umpires, Itovib and Suhle. six winning games already. Last Suffer SjBCond D e/^t as DlreUo, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Time, 11:8 sec. Bill Graber, Trojan star; Lennlng wbrthy (Brooks) . . , ----- 3 6 6 tors over Yale as freshmen and year he won four all season. Oert Cannada, 2b ..... 1 0 0 0 0 0 220 yard dash—First, Toman, Sr.; ton and Seeley of the University of Wedgemere, ch. g.,' by twice as varsity oarsmen, together HubbeU has 'won nine. . The rest second, DellaFera, Sr.; third, Cobb, Chestnut Peter (Hodson) 9 9 with Waldo H(dcombe. No. 1. 'Two of the staff is staffing xty." Pagani’s Wins, 4-0. Illinois, a)^ possibly Keith Brown ST 0 6 24 8 7 Frosh; fourth, Haraburda, Soph. of Yale. Thh bedght should be better Francis Knight, ch. m., by others, Ed Yeomans, No. 2, and SIX TEAMS ENTER -T e rr y looks fo r tb s 8 t. Xkniis Man. T r a d e ...... 001 621 000—10 Time, 27 sec. than 14 feet if Graber is true to Mr. McIGiywn (Crozier) 6 7 Roger Hallowell, No. 4 and the narsinajit to get Stronger and Two base hits, Pfau, Orlouski, 440 yard dash—First, Toman, Sr.; form, with the Test of the boy* Calumet Candler, b. h:,' by ' varsity football center, twice row­ ztronger as the season heads IMS The Rec team suffered its second Babiel; hits, off Baoiel 3 in 5, Orlou­ TWHJGIfr LEAGUE second, Leslie, Sr.; third, Enrico, shooting to bMt him. - - - -BogUUUsia (W hitn ey) . . 10 8 ed with crews tbat whipped the the summer grind. A gient pitch­ setback in the West Side hoop last ski 1 in 2, Ashland 2 in 2; Borouaky Sr.; fourth. Brown, Sr. Time, 60:2. night when Pagani’s Barber Shop Caiumet Derby, b. g.,by Elis. The only newcomer is Brad­ ing staff is the dilef reascm for bis. 20 in 8; stolen bases Manchester 14, 880 yard run—First, Leone, Jr.; bunched five hits to score four runs Jack Keller, Ohio State champ, Peter The Brewer (H. ford Simmons «f Baltimore. No. 8. deep respeet for Gabby StraM’a second. Cobum, Soph.; third. May, and held the league leaders in a and A1 Moreau, Louisiana State B m sie) ...... 7 dr and the heavyweight boxing cham­ Meriden 4; double plays, Shau to All Local S ow r Wnes mem. Ahd, he hw s wsather eye Jr.; fourth. Little, Soph. Time, shut-out. 4-0. The Barbers tallied flash, will fight it out over the ’nines,‘2 :». 2:11, 2:12^.' pion at Cambridge. SchM; left on bases, Manchester 9, on the Piratan, who lopked best to t h r e e - y e a r -o l d t r o t Yale, on the other hand, haa only Meriden 8; base on halls off Babiel 2:30:3. one in the first when RusscU Md hurdles. him early In ths 1, Orlouski 2, Borouaky 2; struck Mile run—First, Leary, Soph.; Brennen walked, Sam Hewitt - It appears the touted Trojui Calumet Delco, b. c., by two varsity veterans wbo b^v* He to-loio Loop Sponsor second, Heffs, Soph.; third, E. Judd, pushed them up a peg with a neat Peter ’The Brewer (LI ever rowed the four-mile distance out, by Babiel 9, Orlouski 1, -Ash­ weight men are due for a surprise 1 1 One is Captain Jatpes Urquhart of Soph.; fourth, Haraburda, Soph. sacrifice and Russell scored in the shot put. Stiff competition Brusie) ...... 1 land 3, Borouaky 9. Time, 2 hours. Mariana, b. f., by f*eter Cbebalis. Wash., No. 5. and the ed Ly Rec Center. HHmANDERS OPPOSE Time, 5:40. Freddy Burkhardt’s kmg fly to cen may come from the person of one Umpire. Gustafson. Volo'(Hodson) ...... 2 2 9 other is Johnny Jackson of New Broad jump—First, Rogers, Jr,; terfield. Jack Torrance, a huge son of the seconJ, ^Uamy, Soph.; third, Ma- They counted twice more in the Calumet Donald, b. a, by Haven, now rowing No. 6. but the south. Jack has heaved the ;ibjt Peter the Brewer (Ca- stroke of the 1931-32 varsity boat­ yachts, will fly. their colors slobg Nearly a half dosen teams have ATHLEnCS YOWGilT hoAey, Sr,; fourth, Davies, Sr. Dis­ fifth, as Russell walked. Bill Bren 52 feet 8 inches, a hi^ inch shoit the course. nen rifled a hit to left. Hewitt dup ^ n ) ...... 3 5 2 loads. The pace setting job for the sign ed their intention of Joining tance 19 feet 2 1-2 inches. of the mark set by John Lyman, of Final preparations today were the Twilight Baseball eague, spon H^h ^m p—First, Silverstein, Jr,; licated Brennen’s feat to score Rus­ Lem Bunter, b. g., by Bunt- Elis this year is in the hands of Bill Stanford, in the recent I. C. 4-A tilt. er (Ackerman) ...... 7 3 4 Gamsey of Greeley, (^lorado, directed by Julian W. Curtiss of sored .by the Recreatixm Center*, a * The Highland Park baaeba^ team second, Dexter, Frosh and Rogers,- sell. Burkhardt walked and Bren­ New York, the referee and an old I t is said that JOe M cCluskey, Worthy Lassie, b. m., by whose father and .grandfather aleo piymijKi, this league should give win play the Athletics of Jfanebss- Jr., tied; fourth, Bantly, Frosh nen was safe on a close play at the Yale oarsman who towed with the plate when Klotcha U’-opped the Fordham’s sterUng steeplechase and Kernel (CrandEdl) . ----- ^ 9 3 rowed for Yale. local plenty of baseball, end ie ter tonfiht at the ML Nsbo dia­ Height, 5 feet. distance gent, .will try for the last first Eli crew to compete with Har^ designed for the older teems, such mond. The^game wUl start, short­ Discus—First, Saimond, Jr.; sec­ ball. The Barbers’ last score came Lucy.FolUn, ch. f., by Mr.' IhLpect Small Crowd .. in the seventh when Brennen again time to set a record in the two-mile M cElywn (Cornwall).... 4 4 7 This ytax’B regatta, on the basis vard on tbsTbninee in 1876. He ea thePiretea * " 6 the’Blueflelds of ly ..after six o’clock.' AH those whs ond, Leone, Jr.; third. Little, Soph.; nm.'" After Poe's upset by little succeeds W. -A. Melkelham of Co­ fwa jeer the Bon Ami, Cheney would like to witness a good game fourth, Enrico, Sr. Distance 94 feet. was passed and cam* home on Richard Moore, br. g., by of early activity, will attract noth­ boot by Kerr after Hewitt and Jack Ryan of Manhattan in the 1 Guy Richard (Potter) .. 6 6 5 ing like the crowds ind pageantry lumbia, who waa prevented by ill­ ■mt Green t f of former yeerS. are invited to come. Manager Jim Shot put—First, Saimond, Jr.; Burkhardt went out through the in C 4-A, a lot of the boya will be pull­ Joan Bimter, br. m., by of boom-UraeSr Railroad, hotel and ness year from occupying his As many tee*"* as desire to, from Niohols is expected to call upon second, Leone, Jr.; third, Toman, ing for him to come through. Bunter (Garrison)...... 9 7 6 marine buaineaa is-theJight^^in role aft^ refereeing the ragatta ell sertVw** of towm will: be ad­ Charlie Tedford to fSee the elder Sr.; fourth, Neubauer, Jr. Distance, field. . . Hedlimd and Kearns pitched good Guyine Directum', b. f., by dozen years. Only one observation for neariy forty y e a n . mitted. Frank Busch wlsbes. to group. K he does the A’s are Id fo r 36 feet 3 1-4 inches. The freshman ahd jfinior varsity ball for their clubs, holding their In connection with the National Guy Direbtum ((3oodhart) 8 8 S train, instead of the customary close the lists and get started soon a hard evenlDg because Charite has ‘ Vi Javelin—First, Little, Soph.: sec­ opponents to five anc six hits re­ Collegiate, the Nationed Interscho­ 'Dm es, 2.12H, 2:12%, 2:13i^ two, wiU fbllow a » racea dowirtbe creWs will race, ovct a two-mile and tHerefore it is urged that teams one Iff the freakiest deltvsriM that ond, Saimonds, Jr.; third, Guthrie, spectively but Hedlund’s outfit was lastic will be held. TWO-YEAR-OLD PACE winding river but -thousands will course, tomorrow morning at. 9- apply at once to the School Street any pitcher could have. Soph.; fourth, Ehirico. Sr. Distance, more potent v(ith the stick in the Just now it looks as if a dusky Hanover Proppet, ch, c., by see the r^;atta from tte- riiores and 9:30 a. m. Eastern Standard Rec. Competent and unbiased of­ A win for OgMand Park tonight 107 feet 3 inches. pinches. boy l^m Cleveland’s East Tech Guy McKinney (L. Bru­ and hundreds of boats, ranging In time. The varsity race' is scheduled ficials win handle the games which wm shove their raOng. up snough Two lap relay—First, Sophomore, Farani’s West Side Barber Shop (4) High,' Jessie Owens, will be the big sie) ...... '.... 1 1 0 size from canoes to ssa-going at 6:46 p. m. are to be played a t ML N ebo on- xe to be recognized among the townM (Heffs, Little, Haraburda, E. Judd'; AB R H PO A E noise. Bama, b. f., by Joe Wilson 0 cwly constructed field, which is besL Highland Paric has ntaeady second, JuniCH’s; third. Seniors; Russell, cf ...... 2 2 6 1 0 0 Jessie is a sprint man, broad (L ow en) ...... 2 2 0 one U the best diamonds the towq defeated such .teams as ths Wsst fourth. Freshmen. 'Time, 1:27:5. Brennen, lb .... 1 2 1 7 0 0 jumper, 880-yard relay star,, and Ruth Hanover, b. m., by has ever had. Sides, twice; Biqp Alpinsi, *!Hswitf s Pole vault—First, Dexter, Frosh; H ewitt, 8 8 ...... 4 0 1 3 1 2 hurdler. He’ll bear watching. Guy McKinney (Turling- H a tiiik s And Eagles Clash An entrance fee of five doUare All-Stars”. Bstdwta A. C., BoNon A. second, Oplara, Soph.; third, Della- Burkhardt, 3b . . 3 0 0 0 2 0 -^-ton) ...... 3 3 Oj will be charged which win be used C , Manchester T. M. C An and the Fera, Sr.; fourth, Bellamy, Soph. Hedlund, p _ ----- 4 0 0 0 3 0 Signal Senator, ch. c., by to defray the ezpense of North Eads of Hartford, a fam Heighth, 8 feet 6 inches. Kletcha, c ...... 4_ 0 2 7 1 0 Signal Peter (Aekerman) 4 4 0 In Legion-League Opener such as bats, balls and so forth, ztepidng colored tsami Highland Armstrong, 2b . 2 0 0 1 1 0 WEST SIDES TO MEET /Tlines. 2:17%, 2:19.' Should prove an ln«tytnMve and m- Paric will Wapfrtng PrWsarjw^ Strong, If ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 fectlve way for oiag in a league 1 game at Wap- Lucas, r f ...... 3 0 1 1 0 6 The American L^on Junio*.$^o ^ m s that will clash tomorrow a srhSdulo of games for tnsir- tm m a ping. BASEBALL ALL-BURNSIDES AGAIN to Diay all summer without having 4 5 21 8 2 nlgbL 26 Yesterday's Stars Baseball Leagfie got off to an ’The persomi^ bf the teams are aa to trouble much Reo (0 ) auspicious start Tuesday night at AU that will be naedad wfll BL00MFIEU> HEBE TONIGHT PO A E follow s: Sport Chatter A B R H The West Sides will play the All jfia^cn sad their personal eqttiF- The Manchester Y. M. C. A. will 1 0 the West Side diamood and arrange­ e a g l e s —G eorge May. captain. Bycholski, c . 2 0 0 3 Burnsides tomorrow night at the play their third game in the Hart­ 1 1 0 R ick 'f^joneld. Red Sox—Assault­ ments bavs been completeit^for the If: CoUina Johnston. - cf; ’Thomas Tha Rec GIris will Wilkinson, ss 3 0 1 West Side oval. Thfi West Sides , tettabte prizes wffl be ford County Y. M. C. A. Senior 1 4 0 2 ed Yank pitching for homer' and opening game tomorrow night at 6 Hagenow. cf; Howard WyU*. cf; Waasoo Girls tonight Kerr, 2b, 3b . 3 0 have now won six straight and are by the Rsereatloo Centers and ^ league when they meet the Bloom- 1 6 0 0| two singles, drivmg in four runs. o’clock at the Charter Oak street Richard Reemer, rf; Jade Bellamy: at the Charter Oak street Hrdden, lb .. 3 0 out to win this game so as to stay fitfd "Y” team at Hickey’s Grove 0 1 2 0 diamond, bringing together the. c; .Louis Wnce, c; Shnest Gardner,- not bt;tnksn <>ut of Wogman, 3b, 3 0 on the right side of the ledger. The ' Charisy Root, Cubs—Blanked An aMnagers are urged ^ s n ^ . tonight at 6:30. Last week the "Y” 0 1 2 9 0 p; Ariingtmt LaCoss, p; Vincent F ord, c f .... 3 last time these two teams met dark­ Reds with two bits to win 7-0. Eagles and the Hawks, Miinie at once as no other « - took-a well played game from the 0 0 1 0 0 ’Two Short, get acquainted gamiM A braitis, lb ; H arold Geer, 2b;_akmx- Brimley, If .. 2 ness baited the game in the foiuth John Stons, Tigers—Walloped Windsor teain 2 to 1 behind the 1 0 0 1 0 0 were played ’roesday night yrith.air ley OpMach, 2b; Anthony Gbtya- tries wro*be acOepted Cordy, r f ----- inning with-the Ail Burnsides-lead- bomer'HBd three singles for perfect achoduls As drawn See. fine pitching of "Lanky” Waicbow- Kearns, 2b, p 3 0 1 0 0 0 of the sntty and more candidate nowski. 3b; Edward Hardixirdni ing 4 to 3 $ay against Indians. Sibrincs, If; J. Frnhsr, ef, Buadi*avtt|e school Street Bse or skL Tonight "Stewie” Ferguson wil) Chapman, If . ? 0 1 2 0 0 tnklni^ parL The boys certainly be on the mound with "Mickey” Pottinger will pitch and P( Adolfo Luqus, Giants—Held and E. Wilson, e. the oisrk nt iho will catch for the All Burnsides wi^ have the right spirit as they Kathavich behind the bat. Fergu­ 24 0 6 21 6 3 Brntaa to two hits in last seven in- out there working, hard to makn tha HAWKS—Ricfaenl g»spmen.,e ^ son has been pitching for Morse Fagani’s Barber Sbop .100 020 1—4 either Godek or Hewitt pitchhn for xdnge as relief pitcher. grade anil produced some good bass foin, 3b; Irving Oonxbsr, If; 7«im the West Sides and Hedhi^. in. Tliiilnfise College havii^ a good sea­ ReS ...... 000 000 0 -0 Ted GuUic, Browns—Drove in six iiaii whicb promises for future Greene, if; Walter Hettiager, ■ cf; W lR E S T U ^ son. ‘Two base hits, Kletcha, Kearns; Stratton qateb. The West Sidn Tuns- against_MWte Sox, .with Thomas Healy. cf; WOUaifi Fraziar, have been hitting the in great gam es. The infiMd has been strengthened hits, off Kearns 4, Wogman 1, Hed- ban bpaasr, triple and aixigte. In all there were devsa catchers, c f ; htfratmet ObUChOWSU, r f; LOO fashion this year, up until now ,Wevbester. by ” Zapataka at sbmtatdp. Itind 6; double idays^ Chapman to six pitebsra, five first besemen, ftVe MePartland. rf; Frank Healy. c; they have averaged 16 hits 'psr Jds Msdwlbk, Oerdhtals — Hit m «Q U ri. Tbo.^ifra had a long practice earty Kerr to Kycbolski to Hafideo; base Kiroiid besenen, four third bdEw- Bnsst SquaMto,.d; fnak K o ^ game. RaliA Russell «U1 ^ doable in .sixttL.^ driving in run in week so to be in shape for an balls, off Keana 6, Wogman I, .wUbbr biitt iPIrates;’^ ^ msn, five shovtsteM sad tUrty-four p; wmeH Waldr^ k and also for the North Hedlund 0; bit by pit^iar, Brlm- outfisldsrB. Hlehfcd The West Sides . wUL^pIV Chuck Klein. Phillies — C3out^ 'B a d i .4$ oVLaftfbrd whom they will ley by Heeflund; struck out, by captain of the meet at Kedney Farfc next week, Keans 2. Wqgman - 0.-- Kaglimd 7» AgMWMOdfsrs. May «»ptaM e$ Mm Kaflee. ^aefc Kay srin umpire. Umpirei, FnAar and MoHartgr- FAOIS.TJSft

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Price Large modern trucks, experienoeo San Francisco.—Bicycling, wblqb $42.00; 6 roc>m single, fireplace and Washington ...... 32 22 fi9S $10. Inqu ire 94 B issell street. men, prompt service, ail goods m> 2 car ga ra ge $40.00. Arthur A . is rolling across the country in the sured while in transit are feature* Chicago ...... 29 25 J»7 ECncfia. T el. 5440 o r 4359. grreatest comeback since Rip Vmi offered at co extra expense to you Philadelphia, ...... 26 23 fiS l ' W in k le came down from the nooun- Cleveland ‘ ...... 29 26 MOTORCYCLES— Daily trips to New Tork, baggage FOR RENT—6 ROOM bouse, steam J527 tain, has California running around D etroit ...... 26 28 .481 B IC YC LE S ’ 11 delivered direct to steamship piers. heat, sleeping porch. 80 Spruce For fu rther Inform ation caL 8068 street Apply 14 Spruce street in circles. St. Louis ...... '....2 0 36 .357 ' 8860. 8864 P errett A Glenney Inc. Phone 4645. From Hollywood to the Golden Boston ...... 18 34 .346 WANTED TO BUY girl’s bicycle, Gate the state has gone bicycle- National League second hand. W rite Box O, care of FOR RENTS CN ALL PARTS M balmy, and there’s no use trying to W . L. - r e . H erald o r T el. 6314. COURSES AND CLASSES 27 Idancbester, singles, fiats, apait- soft-pedal the fact. N e w Y ork ...... 31 18 .688 menta, tenements, without charge Most every town has rubbed its S t Lou is...... 32 21 .604 tshlAUTY CUL'rUKB—Earn while t you. D ia l-8601. John F. Shannon, eyes to behold a brand-new bi­ Pittsburgh ...... 29 23 .558 learning. Oetaila free. Hartforo 79 Russell s tr e e t cycle-rental “garage” with shiny C h ic a g o ...... 29 27 A18 Want Ad Academy of Hairdressing 693 Main new wheels parked in front wait­ Cinciimati ...... 27 27 .600 street Hartford. TO RENT—FIVE AND SIX room ing for someone to try them out B rooklyn ...... 21 28 .429 Manchester houses, single and dmble, also mod­ a t so much an hour. B o s to n ...... 22 31 .415 ern apartments. Apply Eklward J. But in Hollywood, in Los An­ Philadelphia ...... 19 35 .352 Evening Herald HELP WANTED—MALE 36 HoU. T el. 4642 and 8025. geles, and in this city, there is one on practically every corner TODAY’S GAMES CLASSIFIED WANTED—MAN TO ^vork on farm. where one of the late lamented Must be a good milker. Telephone SUMMER HOMES advertisements miniature golf courses lay down 7674. FOR R E N T 67 'American League a couple of years ago and died. Cleveland at Detroit Cooat six average words to a Sea* On several of the Golden Gate SAL^M EN WANTED TO sell our FOR RENT—LARGE airy cottage. Stenogniplim, society glris, bssiiicss men aad New York at Boston. laitiala aambara and abbrevlatloBB parkways, bicycle traffic got so each cwant as a word aad eoaipi^d products in territory now open in Barnstable, Cape CTod. Very reason­ boys— all are pedaling aa California’s bicycle craxe (Only games schedkfiod). tangled up witb auto traffic re­ words as two words. MlnliBom cost w Manchester and vicinity. Special sweeps eastward. At tho top Is a typical San Fran­ able. For pictures see Francis Hal- cently that police had to paint an National Leugne price of threo Itoee. inducement Car necessary. Apply cisco street scene. At the left Is a cycle path In Uae ratee per day lor traasUat lett 88 High street outside strip on the road^y and Brooklyn at Philadelphia. to Grand Union Tea Co., 24 Union Ciolden Gnte park, barred to other vehicles. At tho Pittsburgh at Chicago. Morttvo Mard IT. marked it “Reserved for CJycling.” right are Herbert Fleishacker, Jr., aad Miss Patricia street Willimantic, Conn. On some park' boulevards both Boston at New York. Cash Cbarga HOUSES FUR SALE 72 Tobia, as the>- won n Sari Mateo society cirens c)cle c CoaaoeatlTO Oayt .J 2 ?i*l gas and oat-burners have been (Only games scheduled). race. • CoaeoooSvo Days • otal 11 ots FOR SALE—8 ROOM house, all im­ barred, turning the boidevards into BOATS A N D provements. lot 99x165. Beautiful cycle-paths. All oBders for Irreguar lasortlpas OLD RESIDENCE BURNS will bo obarged at the oao time rata. ACCESSORIES 46 shade trees., Alexander Massey, 5^ Yes, We Are CMleglate! gpodal rates- for long tom ovary Hudnun street The campuses of every college day adrerUelng glvaa npea reqoaat. BOAT BARGAIN—For sale a limit­ CUntonvUle, June 15.— ( A P ) — AAm ordered for three or alx daye are cluttered with uhiny new nick­ ed number of used “Sldboats’' One of the oldest dwellings In CUn- ■ws stopped before the third or fifth el-plated wheels and dusty bikes port their finding on the claim of | dsy will be ehimed only for the ae> (Kayaks) very reasonably priced. ftienning up with blcycle gloves dr^ged from barn lofts. Stu­ Miss Alicia A. Roberts, daughter of TO AUCTION MANNING tonville, the .’ormer home of tual aoiabor of tunoe the ad appear- Phone 6314. U.S. NAVY YARDS dents and teachers roll merrily to and other accessories. sA ebarging at the rats earneA bat We Are Reduced Wallace Roberts, against the estate Charles Palmer, an early setUer, and from class, carefuUy ringing was destroyed today by fire of un­ ao allowaae* or refoads eaa be auide Aside from the novelty, many of for extra services. She is a oa six tlaie ada stopped after the HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 SOON TO BE BUSY their bells to avoid running down teacher at Saint Margaret’s school FARM ON JUNE 23 determined origin. the roller-skaters. the -new devotees of the wheel forbids”: display lines not are attracted by the “Get Healthy” for girls here and she is asking The building, located on Warner School children, stenographers road was owned by Mr. and Mrs. selA KITCHEN RANGE equipped witb a a ^ *t of the new craze. Dr.'J. C. $7,000. TOe Herald will not be responsible 2 burner Florence range burner. A ll (CoDtlfi^ned from Page One) and clerks pedal their way to work Trustee Henry H. Hunt An­ Stanley Kragawskl. The loss was for more thah one laeorreet iaeertioa Geiger, chief of San Francisco's in excellent condition. For the low or take a Saturday half-holiday on nounces Sale for Week from estim ated a t $5,000. of may adverdsemeat ordered for anything except what it has been health department, says biking has aiore thaa one time. price o f $25.00. Telephone Rosedale two wheels instead of four. Tomorrow — What It Con­ Mrs. Kragawskl was so affected The taadverteat omlasloB of taoor* agreed we should do.” In the swanky San Mateo dis­ health galore in It League Leaders 23-2. “It will develop the hips, and sists Of. by the loss of her home that Ihe rest pnbUoatloB of advortlslag will bo When he was at Geneva more trict the younger sfidal set has by required medical attention. Severn reetlfled only by •aaeoUatioa of the calves, and ankles,” he avers. HAVE A FEW USED kitchen caU- tha?! a year ag;o, be said, the Uaited some miracle produced a lot of (Including yesterday’s games). firemen suffered minor Injuries in C etaargo made tor the serrlee -eadereA States navai strength was about 6 But a good share of the girls The farm property of the estate Ail advortlsomeats mast ooaform nets for sale. Call Manchester 4131 tandems. Morning and evening National: Batting, Martin, Cards, futile attempt to save some of the per cent of the London treaty limits, who are now spinning the sprocket of the late Arthur Manning will be la styla, oopy aad typography or 4359. find groups of young couples .363; Klein, Phillies, .358; runs, furnishings. rsgalatioBS eaforeod by the pnbUsh- while other partic. pants had large do so because they see it as a sold at auction Friday afternoon, era and they reserve the right to swinging along on the tandems, Martin, 42; runa batted in, Klein, RANGE OIL BURNERS completely percentages. usually in revekllng, appealing cos­ pleasurable-means of reducing, or June 23, a t o’clock, d. a. t , it waa edlA revlao or rejeet aay oopy eoa> keeping from the reducing stage. 49; hits, Klein, 79; Doubles, Klein, sidered €a>JoetlonaU«._ * iratalled $10, for limited time. The new progrramis In addition o tumes. announced today by Judge Henry | A young wife’s moat anxious mo3' Five years ago the country was 20; triples, Frisch and Martin, CLOSINO HOURfi—Cleaelfied ads to Super Hot Shell OU Burner Com­ work now beleg one on 17 vessels A t a recent charity, circus of the H. Hunt, trustee for the bankrupt ment, says a woman’s page wrlUt« be pnbUstaed same day mnat be re- Cards, Paul Waner, Vaughan and pany. Edward Hess, manager. which includes modernization of the San Mateo Gymkhana C3ub, cycling on four wheels, with two cars In estate. The property consists ot a is when she baxes her first cake. eelved by IS o’clock boob; Satnrdaye every garage. Then suddenly it Suhr, Pirates, and Bottomley, tobacco farm composed of 60 acres, la.'SO a. m. battleships New Mexico, Mississippi was featured. Herb Fleishhacker. Yes, and ft»r her husband when he found itself on its uppers. Now. at Reds, 6; home runs, Klein, and FOR SALE—^DINING room set and Idaho and construction of the Jr., famous Stanford football star, a house, garage, three tobacco eats a riice of it TELEPHONE YOUR buffet, table, four chair:,. Phone aircraft carrier Ranger, six heavy least it’s getting back on two Berger, Braves, il; stolen bases, sheds, an ice house, a tobacco ware­ and Miss Patrida Tobin won hon­ Martin and Frisch, Cards, Fullis, W A N T ADS. 5684. cruisers, five destroyers and two wheels figain. house, fully equipp^. The terms of ors in tandem races. The bicycle Phillies, and David, Giants, 8; Ads are accepted over the telephone submarines. the' sale require a 10 per cent de­ FOB SALE! at the CHARGE RATE given above party is now The Thing, and so­ pitching. Hallahan, Qurds. 8-2. The exact amount of expenditurea posit at the time of the hid. Single House, 6 raoms; flreplaees as a oonvenlence to advsrtlsers, but ciety is turning from cocktall- American: Batting, Simmons, the r a t e s will be aooepted as WANTED TO BUY 58 by years have yet to be finally de­ sheikers to coaster brakes. WINS SUIT A (^ S T large'lot. Priee very low. Singj A * FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi­ White Sox. .378; Chapman. Yanks, term ined. Garbo Does It, Too rooms, Bui^Mrek and gangs. | IN ness office on or before the seventh JUNK PRICES UP! 1 pay as high Swemson emphasized that as an .363; runs, Gehrig, Yanks, 50; nms day following the first lasertion of The other day all .raffle stopped batted in, Simmons, ri6; hits, Sim­ or less will taka tUa bay. Fhr. far as 25c per 100 pounds fo r paper. employment measure the program MILUONAIRE’S ESTATE H O Sn^NO TES each ad otherwise the CHARGE in downtown Los Angeles when mons, 84; doubles. Averill, Indians, salts aae RATE will be collecteA No responel- Wm. Ostrinsky. Dial 5879. would le pushed to the limit espec­ billty for errors In telepboned ads 800 young women went grimly and Burns, Bfowns, 17; triples. Mrs. Santlna Opixxi, of 78 Cottage GEORGE L. GRAZIAmO will be assumed and their accuracy ially in the first two years with a pumping through town in the first Auctioneer miniTmim expenditure the first year W aterbury, June 15.— ( A P ) — Combs, Yanks, 9; home runs, Ruth street waa admitted and Mrs. cannot be guaranteeA all-girl handle-bar handicap to Lo and Gehrig, Yanks, and Foxx, Ath­ 864 No. Main Street > M . SSW APARTMEN'l'S—FLAl'S— of $46,000,000 and of $106,00,000 Probate Ck)mmissioner8 today Joseph Dean and infant dauj^ter of IN D E X OF run off dnee grandma l^rouFht letics, 14; stolen bases, Walker, 41 Delmont street, Mrs. Robert Cur­ TENEMENTS 63 the second year. ' In addition, ex­ awarded Wallace » Roberts 53,480 blushes to the neighborhood with Tigers, 13; pitching. Brennan. ran and infant son of 24 Walker CLASSIFICATIONS penditure-on work now xmder way against the estate of Frank J. a set of the darmg garments con­ street, were discharged yesterday. Birthe ...... A FOR RENT—THREE ROOM fur­ w ill approxim ate $20,000,000. Gorse, assistant treasurer of the Yanks, 6-0. , TO R E N T Engagements o • • • a.a • a .g • ^ • a o a • a B trived by that Mrs. Amelia Bloom­ Seville Manufacturing Company, A daiu^ter was born to Mr. and nished apartm ent 109 F oster With the announced intention of Marrlr^ea ^ er. for many years, who died Intestate NOTED ARTIST INJURED M rs. J tJ tes T rivig n o o f 107 W - ‘ Several Single end Two-FsoBy Deaths...... p street—Grube. laying dowq all 32 of the new ships Blame Hollywood. The movie Honaee end Fsnne. Bent very lew. Card of rnanka...... 1- this year, Swanson said as large an some months ago. Middle Turnpike today. IB Memorlam e • • a o • • mM o t C « A players started it. Richard Arlen Mr. Roberta had asked for $44,- N orw alk , June 15.— ( A P ) — M iss Miss Henrietta Clulow of 101 List your reel eatate and reata with FOR RENT—6 ROOM HOUSE amount as possible of the $238,000,- Loet aad Found ...... 1 was one of the hardy pioneers. The 000, claiming this amount was due Aileen Dresser, 44, of Silver Mine Walnut street, Richmond Morrison, Annoaneements ...... > (semi-detached), 62 Laurel street 000 will be expended to give em­ Arlens started giving Sunday bicy­ him from the millionaire manufac­ and New York, Internationally 80 Bissell street and Esther Olson GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO Personals ...... ■ Inquire 60 Lau rel street. D ial 4030. ploym ent. AatoBiobnes cle parties, Ramon Novarro, turer. who roomed at his home for known painter of flowers imd fruits. of 83 Pearl street were admitted to­ Auctioneer Antomobiles for Sale ...... 4 FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat with ail George Bancroft and .Neil Hamil­ 27 years. He baaed .the claims on Is confined to the Norymlk hospital, 864 No. Blain Street TaL 8nS AutoraoMles for Exchange ... .. B PROHIBITION CHANGES day. improvements, rent reasonable. In­ ton went for it, and Hamilton ven­ extra service rendered by him and Auto Aoceeeorlea—Tiree ...... < H a rtford , June 15.— ( A P ) — John today with serious injuries to her Auto Repairing—Painting...... 7 quire 45 Hamlin street. tured afield on a twn-day ride to his wife such as companionship, W. Morrill, prohibition deputy ad­ head and face, suffered last night Anto Schools ...... 7-A Palm Springs in the Mojave Des­ sewing, washing and free access to when an automobile which she was Antoe—Ship by Truck ...... S ministrator for Connecticut since FOR RENT—TWO, THREE a^ ert. the ice box. driving plunged over an embank­ Autos—iFor Hire ...... » Cout room furnished or unfurnished April 1, was today ordered to Bos­ Greta Garbo likes to punish the Mr. Corse’s estate was inven­ Garages—Service—Storage ...... ' 10 ton to assume the office of Federal ment and dropped 20 feet into the Motorcycles—Blcyclee ...... 11 apartments. Manchester Construc­ pedals, but keeps to. her own es­ toried at $1,300,000 of which a Silver Mine river. She will recover. Wanted Auto^—^Motorcycles 12 administrator for the New England tion Co. T e t 4131 o r 4359. tate, and Mary Pickford is equally qusu-ter of a million waa in cash. Miss Dresser had purchased the Baslacss aad Profcsaloaal Services district. He will succeed J. S. Lewis Under the statute of distribution, Business Services Offered ...... 13 addicted to secret cycling. car, a second-hand machine, only THE EASY WAV fO^FIND a rent w ho hsis held the Boston post fo r his brother and next of kin. Arthur Household Services Offered...... IS-A Anything that attracts the ladies yesterday afternoon. Friends ex­ Building—Contracting ...... 14 singles, flats, tenements, ali sec­ f c years. H. Gforse of Brooklyn, N. Y „ was to calls for an attractive costume, .n ', tricated her from the wreckage and f lE s a S ^ B s a Florists—^Nnrseries ...... 16 tions: No charge to you. Elverett CecU V. Bassett of Windsor, who bicycling has come through nobly receive the entire estate, but before Funeral Dlrectore ...... 16 summoned a doctor who ordered her M cK iifhev. 829 Main. Dia. 8608- has been a “dry” agent here for the on that score. Many girls go In for he could receive, he died leaving a Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .... 17 removal to the hospital. Insnraneo ...... 18 52;lU past four years, has been designated shorts and sweater. Flannel slacks comfortable estate and no will. Millinery—Dressmaking-...... 19 as acting deputy administrator for kiit others. Knickers, bloomers, Cousins in Ossining, N. Y.. and Moving—^Trucking—Storage ... 20 A production o f 200,000 m otor FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, first Connecticut. Mr. Morrill esune here even riding breeches and boots ap­ Westfield, N. J., are to Inherit the Painting—rPapering ...... 21 floor, newly renovated, nice neigh- vehicles during June has been pre­ Professional Servicss...... 22 from Scranton, Pa., and succeeded pear. There is quite a vogue fo r a estate. boihood. Chas. J. Strickland, 168 dicted. Repairing ...... 23 Robert L. Sengle. bifurcated skirt—it looks like a Commissioners have yet to re­ Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 M ain. Phone 7374. Toilet Goods and Service ...... 26 dress, but is divided so the wearer Wanted—Business Service...... 26 FOR RENT—TWO-4 ROOM tene­ can straddle a man’s bike. Edaeattonal The old-fashioned “girl’s bike,” Coursee and Claeses ...... 27 ments, with mode-T improvements, Private Instruction ...... 28 31 Ridgewood street. Inquire 148 shaped like an Irish harp and Just Dancing ...... t...rv...... 28-A Bissell street, telephone 4980. as hard to manipulate, has failed Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 to come back in 1983. T in y hats Wanted—^Instruction ...... 80 and caps go well, and dealers are Flaaaclal F O R R E N T — 6 RO O M S a t 360 Main Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 11 street, near Haynea, all improve­ Business Opportunities ...... 82 ments, including shades, imd Money to Loan ...... 83 screens. Garage. Apply 368 Mam Help aad SItaatleBB Help Wanted—Female ...... 36 street. TOWN ADYERTISEHENT Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 FOR RENT—4 ROOM apartment, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAr INO Agents Wanted ...... S7-A upstairs, all moderr. improvements, FOB A Situations Wanted—Female...... 38 Situations Wanted—M a le...... II newly decorated, reasonable, 241 CBBTIFICATB OF APPROVAL Employment Agencies...... 40 Spruce a t i ^ t Telephone 7671. FOB A lilve Stock—A ta—Foaltry—Tchleles GASOUNB FILUNa STATION Doge—Birds—Pets ...... 41 FOR RENT—8 ROOM Apartment, IN THE * Livi Stock—Vehicles...... 41 Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 all Improvements, beat furnished; TOWN OF.BfANCHBSTBB, CONN. Wanted — Pete—Poultry—Stock 44 also garage. Inquire 18 Lilly street, Upon the application of Henry A. For Sale—MUeellaaeoas upstairs. Sohaller for a certificate of iqiprov- .\rtlules for Sale ...... 4S Boats and Aooessorles ...... 41 al of. the location of a fasoUne fin­ (R E A D THE 8TOBY, THEN OOLOB THE PIOTUBB) Building Matsrials ...... lu .. 4T SECOND FLOOR ^FTVB. light, ing station to be located on ths Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 41 pleasant rooms. Berssns and shades premises of E. J. Roll on 848 East The giant ran with all. his might hide, If our old sasiayi the gtoat, Electrical Appllanoes—Radio ... 40 furnished. Inquire 185 Middle Turn­ Round in circlet our con* Center Street and very soon was . out. ■ of sight, ^m os o’er yonder hUL . Fuel and Feed ••.••49-A g r ^ m e n T a n Garden — Farm—Dally Prodaeta 10 pike,. Wes$. It was voted and ordered: ” My g o ^ e s s ,” said wse Dotty, "Throuidi liUl and dale we’ll j Household Goods 32 That tho foregoing application be roam and miqrhe we wlS . FOR RENT—TWO 4 room tene­ Till time when the '^'Jfew “he’s a coward, aftdr all. Machlnsry and Tools a • • « s a.ks.rd • n D eal----- (1). heard and determined at the Selsot- ’The lion was a Uttls one, but. home. If someone who In, Muslosl Instrumsats ...... 33 ments at 11 Plano Place. Inquire msn’s Ottlos In the Municipal Build­ Uvea there, It edU bea thrllL''f., . Offles aad Store Banlpmwt 34 on premises. Then the BIS' Chief criisd gss, It made ths gtsat run. We t i l Spsolals at ths fitorss If ing In said Town on ths 87th thought that monsprans man was VTaarlag Apparal—F u rs ...... 3T “---- (2). June at threetbras p. m., sastsrn i And BO they started on Wanted^^To Buy . . 33 8 OK 8 KUOAI s u n n la osw John- *Thifi is no time fbi brave tMMMuse he w w so till.” son Slook. facing Alain s t r ^ very tlms, and thktX ]notlos bs glvsn to an “Well, I don’t know,”, said Dunoy. Soon Duncy loudly shflditi^ irsona interested In swdId appUea- Hasfaaiaafa deslrablo, modem improvement*. - r (3 ) S M C LLO riTH C BLOSSOM “He can be as mean as mean can Bad luck Is .always wBh us, v Tha$, Rooms Without Board .•«•*....• 33 And heie put therthem to work. Eon, of Its pendraoy and of ths ^mo A S1APEUA PLANT IS »40U«H be. ferhaps this Is the best chance old Uon'B coming now ., Roardors ^Vaatod r* •>,..... 30-A I'bone 8786 or Jaaltor T685. and placs of bsanng thsrson, by Ceuatry ...... 30 What a ------1(4)’ we will have to run away. “It’s nmnlnf foat, lt,|dww lo>iB*ii KetalF^-l^taoraBls ...fr.••...« |i FOH RENT—THMBB, five aad As publishing a oopy of this notles at “If Mister dlant hides his track, We’d better Waatod—Booms—EoArt •r*...... If room tsBsaMatSi wltb all awfiero THE CliEWSt' least thrss timsa fn ths Evening It may be that ha im i oonw hack. Ws’U be safe tor nnd ^ Pat liiiiat uaprevaaBsata laqnlro at 147 Bast (1) SUrted. Herald, and by sanding a oopy ta may escHM sonialri Apartmoats, Flats, Traomoats .< 31 this notlos by registsrsdmaU to said Afid, even if he dossbt, oa this spot Boslaoss Z«oatloBB for Brat rs • 34 Osntsr stfitt of tsiopliOBe^7864. (8 ) An exclamation. OSATHNALUh; OALPOflNIA, I win not stay. *■' He then h ^ o d I mAl the Boasts (or Boat...... 33 (8 ) To aOt with lerlty. appUcant ul at iMit asvsn day.i Baborbaa for Boat ...... 13 bsrors the date of mid hearing, to ,climb high. FOR RENT—TWO lacipensivs four (4 ) A grown up boy. WlTMOUr MSASmUeLB . Bammsr Homos for Boat <*••••« IT room tensmsnts, asxt to Nathan appear.at laid time and plaee,, if “Tin going to hiks. X don’t know j sd, T wfll .Waatod to Boat • ••*•'§ • ••*1FF0 • • •• 4 31 PMCIpnATION/ where and, M ther do X you up. M BMP - - - Hale sohooL'Apply 17l Spruce St. CORRBOT SOLUTION TO PRE­ they eee cause, aad be heard rela­ S'> VIOUS LDOmlOK tive thereto- cars. I want-to place sound.” When most svem hlsg tsemed to For aad ^ order of the- Board \ f where! can get n m ju s t Tfrohg, Seleotmea-of the Town of Mgaohea “X lost the coohtli^ ^ ‘^Ulidodien hderd a v BUSINESS LOCATIONS ter, Oonneotlout ____ » • .M tlt . 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Generally the more ' shlftlMB a Whan a n&ta baa been pomuSeda P R ^ E 1 9 / £ b , by overwtaaliDlsc; odds for^a long m u la the more critical he is of VCT6RAH HUNT^S,Ufl* NBN Urn* altber one of two tblagi hap- the shiftlesaneas of otheie. H d W pena: ba li whipped and knqwa ba BRUNSWlCK^lato M&THBT WB« 5 D A n E ^ ‘ f •\ • ;«»S„ la i^ppad, In wldcb oaae ha Iona* On the wall of a large corporatloa AFT6RTW OW . \ o u f bia initiative' and bla ability to flgbt this saying is dl^tlayed: ‘There L t P & U K ^ / back; or ha la rouaad to addh a never was anything made but what SAIP rtfe ONWf CAMfe o u t N D U ^ P B C T U M P ^ nitob of grim determlnattoo tlut ba somebody else oc^d make it worse AND TW «r US wauus HAJi/E n o t w i n g TVW ANV S P i f P r gate in and flghta bia way b a ^ and sell it for less.” TO OO vyTTH WATER GCTf WIM minute H^U. » ^ T Brfde-'You didn’t talk that way Doctor—You must avoid all forms JUST -EEPPRE *0«Wbat wli^? Male Patient—But, doctor, can’t Bride—You aald ym would go I even look at them on the street? ' a s through fire and water for me. and ASAINETT A^TREfe/O A «L L O W j now you refuae every time I aak "I can say this for them: Girls you for money. are more polite to old men than Groom—But 1 never aald Td go )oys are to old women.” through bankruptoy for you. A lot of young men start out in Some men would rather be right life with no more idea of where than to be preaident. But most of hey’ro going than the stick on a us hav^ no ambitions along either skyrocket. line. The milk of human kindness Girt-Its sweet cf you to bring might not be so bad if it were not me this mistletoe. skimmed so often.' Boy rrtend—Don’t mention it. V The pleaiure is going to be mine. There is probably no bigger fool ♦hun an old fool, unless perhaM A nickel never sounds any loud* there might happen to be two old )L er than when It is dropped in a fools. phurcb collection plate. Expenses must be reduced If taX' What a Tnim can’t understand is es are to be reduced. ^ why his wife can’t be as satisfied with him as. he is with himsdf. SOME PEOPLE ARB SO CON­ SIDERATE THAT THEY WOULD Billie (who has eaten his i^p le)— RATHER WRECK A MACHINE r>Let’s play Adam and Eve. T h a n t o s e e s o m e o n e e l s e U ttle Pattle—How do we play It? TAKE HOLD AND RIGHT IT. (§L0 WNIN<9 BUUe-rYou tempt me to eat your THE MASTERPIECE • i - apple and ru give in. V. flapper SAYS;. There is something mysteriously attractive about aU mysteries ex­ By C> Tfer^ cept bash. SCORCHY SMITH Laying Down The Law Doctor—You are undernourished rf5o? YOU a\n ¥ ______------AND HERE'S SOMETHVNG EISe ! You should eat more substantial TMOUSWr THERE WA^ A T LET Mfi CATCH VDU TRYING (chance o f nour coming ATHEI^- ^GiTTMlS food. MAKE A 6 |TAy ^ Patient—^The spirit is willing, 6AIA6 ON you'll ORWi. MY PI kNI but the grocer’s confidence is weak. .TIM E- AMO ANYWHEI^E “Will you please insert this obit uary notice?’’ asked an old gentle­ man of the editor of a paper. “1 ask It because the decease had a great many friends pbout here who’d be glad to hear of her death.” Its hard for a man to climb up In this world, but it hurts him far more to climb down again. Walter (after spilling plate of soup down guest’s neck)— I beg your pardon, sir! Guest—Oh, that’s all right! yeally didn’t want the soup anyway. By Williams Reforming the government is a WASHINGTON TUBBS !1 By (Yane OUT OlJlt y A Y ' ...... ■< pTpffTi compared to raising the ja ^ e y to finance the reform. WOUNPEO NAMEi VlfTH A SCROOL OF cmk GcAtyys'felinefi- SHARKS AT H\« TMUi SWRIAS OFF, T AFPARENTLV SATWFlEP WfTH WS ViCTORY. ‘ She He—Yeah, I noticed .you was under a . poor, skate by taking ~ good pair idOng. la u i^ g .

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Ohi^nnaa Court, Order of Ama- tm lSh, nUltbold Ita final maatlng of ' ABOlinOWN tba aaaaon at tba Maaonlo Tampla AusnAmEniKs tomorrow avaning. Aftar a abort Mr. u d Mn. Idward Vob DM k bualn^ maatlng a aodal with ra- •ad daucbttr, Barbara J«an a t fraabmanta will ba la obarga of MIM nilURKrSOLD toabury markat ware not atoktag WaabiaftoD, D. C., arc vlaiUiiff Mr. Mabel Trottar and bar oogimlttaa. I aad wara aot llkaly to ooataiua to m Ji Mm . David MoCollum v IdS do ao at tha praaaet prloaa. Tba Fsriy Hfild lit H«m of Mlifi florcpoc ctrMt. arloa brought for tba barrlas la Tba Hlgblaad Laaalaa Club wbleb QHaatoabury on Tuaaday had Mitgl. BtrgfrMi — Kitchen la compoaad of buateaaa and pro* ifigh Price b $ 2 i0 a Crat^ baaa auffldaot to pay aay profit to Ifteniile lA GIfte. Tba BMmbcra of tba Brltlfb«ABMr- faaalonal ^rla living la tba iflgb* loan olub arc aakcd to ncot at tiM thagrowara aad tha prloaa wara aot land Park aaetlon, baa, engaged ■ u ffl^ t at yaatarday'a aala to pay is Ckarfelittei to Be dub at 7:80 tbia cvmlnf to marob ’"fiquat'a Band” to fumlab mudo at Arerage Yeiterday Hib Miss Beatrice Johnson of Johnson h it ■: , “C in a body to view tbo ronaiila of mpaaaaa, It waa alao tha faallag of tba atrawbwiy faatlval and dance Terrace who Is to become the bride John Croakey. 08 Eldiidga atraat. some of tba OHaatoabury men tuat ot^ sMdctlon of . smartest they are to glva BatuiJay avaning, thara would ba juat as much p ^ t of Albert Pearson on July 8, was, Direetnr/ ■ V -y Juna 34, at tba Highland Pan $2.05 a Grate. frocks now being ^(Mtured by lfad< The mambara of tba Mona*Ti>raa la aot ploklag tha barrlaa aa to'pay honored with another gift shower, m m m m m m m m Ing designers. Community olubhouaa. The houra axtra ooat for tha plolda#, the The personnel of the staff that Command BrlUab War Vatarana of the faaUval will ba from 6 to 8 All strawberries offered for sals at the home of Miss Mitsl Berggreo will meat at Eldrldia and Main baakata and tbo orataa. will superintend the sumiMr aetivl. o’clock, whan tba girla will carve at the Manchester fruit and vege­ of Laurel street last evening. Thir­ t . Past Chiafa of Memorial Tampla One of the irucka, with^lOO-crates day, June 26, at which, time Qlobe Holl atraat, haa recaivad the Danae bidder. The only person who did not and white crepe paper adorned the , j' r Pythian Slaters held their final aboard want from Manoheater dlropt H ollow will also Open on fu ll tim e ..; G o O n S s W ' ^ of Maater of Arta In Latin from 'beetlng of the season laat evening sell bis berries, twice refused an^of- dining room. On the table was k Columbia Unlveralty. Dr. Nlcbolaa fer and on bis second time around to. Lowell,~Maaa., and the remalader large, tiered wedding cake. Miss Walter Kittel waa appointed as 'f. at the home of Mr. and Mra. Myron into New Haven and Bridgeport Each M urray Butler eonfe rad the da* Peckham of Lydall street Huabands the price was so low that be would Johnson was instructed to follow a full time playgroimd director for the graea on Juna 6th at tba 179tb An­ not accept it and took his berries The ' 169 'Orates purchased ' by string which led her to every room east side and west side playgrounds: QEAUTY SALON of the members were guests. "Mr. Nicholas Pepe, a cbmm'«sloh mer- nual Commencament of the Unl> back to Bolton. in the'house where various gifts In Mr. Kittel Is, >. graduate of Arnold and Mrs. Samuel Kearnea won first ohknt of New York, went to the verelty. It looked at first as tbotigh the useful kitchen utensils were con- College at New Haven and.for the ' . 1 < , f prises at cards and'Herbert Alley New York market growers were going to refuse- the ,cealedk ThO hostess served a deli past two years has,been in charge and Mrs. David Armstrong, second. \ 4 A well-baby dlnic will be held at offers made a^ the first three to 'Ihese two'buyers purchased most cious-luncheon and gamds and music of the Germantown Boys Club. Ho •:> 'j 2 o'clock tomorrow at the Health Sandwiches, cake and coffee were drive to the platform passed- the of the largerioads that caxhe to the . ' served by the hostess. were enjoyed.' , * will be assisted by Walter "Ty” Hol­ —— ------'i'’ ’- ' . ^ Center on Hasrnes street. blds t^t were made on their market, and smaller buyers picked land, popular lociil athlete who will I berries, wlUi the bid around |3 a up tboM in lots of ten-^to fifteen act as part time director at night at ' ^ 1 1 > r - ; An eight-pound baby - boy was There will be a meeting of the crate. This soon changed and the crates.^ Peas made their-first ap­ The Walther League of the 2Uon the east side. - born last Right to Mr. and Mrs. Tumbling Club of the Junior'Daugh­ growers having learned that the pearand, but the pods were hot full Lutheran church is making plans Walter Mahoney of 43 Cedar street ters of Italy at the Rec tonight from market In Providence, R. I., in,the and sold for /60 cents' in one case to have a strawberry festival and , Miss Gertrude E. Fenerty, asso­ 7 to 9. All members are urged to be morning* had brought but 81 a crate when a small lot was offered, but entertainment at the cbfircb on ciate director of the Recreation Cen­ Miss Nellie Naven of 647 Main present. on an average, decided to sell. dropped to 50 cents a bushel on all Wednesday evening, June 21, at 8 ters, will haye’charge of the girl’s T h is Week- street has left for Narraganaett The trucks rolled forward- to­ others. There were less than 100 o’clock. The program will consist activities at' the > playgrounds, and Pier, Rhode Island, where she with The Junior Sons and Daughters wards, the platform and with the bushels of peas brought to the several sketches and musical will be assisted by Miss Dorothy her sister, Miss Catherine Naven of Italy were elated at the success arrival of Nicholas Pepe of New m arket. numbers by the young people, after Hansen, who will be part time direc­ of their first entertainment .of a will again operate for the summer, York the bidding began as he was The price of 82.80 a crate paid for which a social time wW be eajoy-; tor of, girl’s activities at the East public nature, the dance given by Naven’s Inn at 97 Kingstown Road. thero to buy berries. It was also a new strawberry.type In this sec­ ed and strawberry shortcake with Side at night them at R oller Coaster Dance haD shown in this bidding that follow ed tion was watched with Interest by whipped cream served. Director Frank, Busch will - have on Keeney street last night. The that Irving Lee of Bridgeport was all of the growers. It Is a berry nnvwav onp/^favc attendance was all that could be an interested buyer and the prices that comes in a little later than the FRIDAY JrCtlALc expected. Miss Joy Squatrlto, pres- a i w i / n i V 1 « Daughters sang were kept above the |2.40 mark in general grade of iMrries raised In most of the early cases. There was this section. They were offered by Dry Cleansing solos and Percy Nelson and his SIMPLE SIMON’S no trouble m getting offers and the a' womian. Some of the other growers origin^ Nighthawks furnished mu­ SANDWICH SHOP whole auction was over shortly be­ have already planted plants of this M aneheater's Favorita sic. The young people have decided Home Made Clam Chowder fore 5 o’clock. The. prices for the kind of ben^ which wul start pro­ to have another dance Sunday eve­ Strawberry Shortcake berries, which numbered 850 crates ducing next year. Th<^ ore lighter For This Special Sandwiches ning from 7 to 11 o’clock, wlOi mu­ c ran from 81.65 to 82.80 bringing the (3 f o r $ 2 . ) ; sic by Squat and bis Melodlera. . in color, firm and swmt and.were * Phone 7678 average sale to about 82.00 a cn^e. purchased by Pepe of New York Week Only The average for the day before was 08 ft BEER- While the auction was still going The Center church Junior choir . ^ on representatives of the Glaston­ will omit Its rriiearscd Saturday, bury market at Buckingham arrived afternoon and will hold the final re­ A special Inducement to get yoi^ light clothes cleaned‘fOr at PINEHURSTf and announced that there .were less hearsal before the Children’s Day hot weather wear at a saving. All work, guai^te^ . PUdn than 300 crates offered for sale at service on Sunday morning. dresses,'’plain coats, men’s three-piece suite, and-topcoats. Our the Glastonbury market and that MUNCH'iS r^[Ular 11.50 work, 81.09 for this sale. • many of those who had brought I I ' J E L L O o r ROYAL DESSERT • t • / Work CaUed For and Delivered (4123) ROOMS ROOMS New' ,t / Served On DPaught ^ ^ Use Yo^r Account " MAYTAG NAVEN’S INN at All Flavors. 97 Kingstown Road WASHER Hale’s Dry (Cleansing—Main Floor, left S 7 9 .S O STEAMING CLAMS or Narragansett Pier, Large Porcelain Tub. Spinach QUOHAUG CHOWDER R.L Patented Wringer. Guorge's Xavern Iceberg Lettuce, 9c. CLAMS, 2 quarts 35c. Easy Terms. Free Home Demonitratlons. George England, Prop. Ripe Tomatoes A Step from the Beach • C O W N ■ Cod, HaUbnt, Salmon. .erw ,41 Oak, Street Manchester * w A s'*-# ’ X -.-i Green Beans, 10c quart Filet of Haddock. Catherine Navea — NelUe Naven K E M P % h ie . 5 / Batter Fi«h Wax Beans Filet of. Sole. Beets Mackmvl, lb. 14c.

Celery . b o s t o n b l u e f is h Peppers 2 pounds 25c. i ^ RED BANANAS M o n i m g T i r a g e d ie i S B w s h e l v - a - d Id b B U T T E R n r o lk I g c 3 lbs. 25c You <,ef 7 % to BEET GREENS, ^ B.&M.Clam lb...... D C Chowder...... NATIVE SPINACH, Saltsea Clam O C ^ Chowder, large C P.&G.NAPTHA Sm all...... 19c SOAP, 10 bars . O O C Underwood’s 1 N o t a claim. A facti ivory tost of’ SCALLOPS, Clam Chowder 1 o 7 C tiro woar that wo havo ovor mado, p in t ...... OOC 3 6 or had made for us, hat shown % Heinz Clam 1 C Paraffin Wax Certo Chowder...... IOC JeUy Glasses 7% to 36% p/us mlloago with 31c Jars Underwood’s O-C ^ TiMPiRtP auaaiR. And It is yours Dial 4151 Jar Bings Clams, 2 cans.. m OC in U. S. Tiros without a cont moro m o r e >fc:|.» x .a In cost.

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