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rAsmnELTB' — jnm trlr^Btpr Etm m tit Irm iQ raURSDAY, SEPTEMBER t. ISSff w AVKRAOB DAILY dBCDLATION tren R. Ban, asecutlve secretary Mlse yiatth Stevenson o f Martde for the Mouth af Angtwt, 1981 s WEAnOBB Mr. and Mra. Paul Moaley ot 104 Ki*, Mauds B. Carter o f 198 Mid­ A maattog o f tho Soelaty Mag- FofMaat «( O. & Waathss Bwsaa, Baynaa atraat left today for UUca, of tbs Philippine District of the street entertained with a bouse dle Turnpike East has had as her Nr. and Mr*. Fred Pohlman of Barttofd party over ’Tuesday night as a fare­ llanesa Sabina wlQ ba held to U«ySs Budaon *treet have retunad from ABOUTTOWN N. T., takto( with tbem their aoo Navy T. M. C. A.^ with headquarters guest for some time her niece, Mia.^ HaU Sunday afternoon at 3 o’dock. at Manila, will anlvs on the Bre­ well to Mias Jana Marls Finlay of DanvlU* to nortbeni Vermont whore John, who to company with a friend George D. Cannon of Loa Angalea. ^rangem enU for tha annual dance 5 , 8 6 1 Incrsaalag clondlnesa toalght; S btrea U t * . B tM Ctetw will proceed from that dty to men to New York City tomonow. North Main street who leaves for Mr. Cannon is enrouto here for a they have been spending several ' af the Audit •< ChapwiMi Oaort, Ordw e< Aiaar Miami, on ’Thursday of next week of tha abdety wlU bo mods at the day* with relatives. probaNyfoUowed by ahowera aad Soborrok Metrico, for the couraa at Ha is a delegate of the Philippine vacation trip and after Labor day n o tin g and a traaaurar will ba I *t armdattaus cooler Saturday. rwrth. win fln tha atatton at Charl- Department to the American L«- to make her home with her sister the School o f Mlnea. John Moaley and attend school there. ’The guests ba and Mra. Cannon wiU motor electad to flU a vacancy. MANCHESTER — A QTY OF VILLAGE CHARM tjr at tba aaatiof of Maw Barao and hla alster, Miae Ruth Moaley, gion Convention in New York. Mr. back to the Padfle coast eonrt, Tuaaflay aradar ot aaat were all Miss Finlay's classmates at ■ra both graduated in Jtme from Hall will be the guest of Mr, and Manchester High achool. SELP&ERVE aaa^ It win ba vMttnr waiTian Mrs. William P. HaU of 18 Orchard Colonel and Mra. William C S P E O A L * VOL. LVL, NO. 286 (daaslAed Advertlatog ea Page U). MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1937 Mancbeater Hlch achool, and the Man’s - WaoMn'a - CMIdroa’a (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICB THREE CENTS and patrana* aigkt latter plana to enter Connecticut street until September 20. Imme­ Cheney of Park street have return­ FRIDAY 2:30 to 5:3< diately after the convention he will S t John’s Fife, Bugle and Drum ed from York Harbor, Maine, where State Oollege at Storra the latter corps will hold a rehearsal tonight HAUt CUTS - 25c. Innerspring Km»drt tt Baat MUdla part of the month. proceed to San Pedro, Cal., to as­ they were guests of Colonel and a Barbosa — No WaIttogI SP E aA L S at 7 o’clock in Pulaski ball. North Mrs. Louis R. Cheney at Hartford. waa adwrittail to tba Oak sume the position ^ executive street bona Ok Oak atxaat yaatar- Townaend Club No. 3 will bold secretary of tha Navy Y. M. C. A. CULOTTA’S MATTRESS MaxweB Honae LEWIS TO MAKE tta tasniar meattoc tomorrow eve- in that.elty...... - ’The'reguGur meeting of the A. O. rsaor w aoim~ ntor at 8 o’clock at tha T. M. C A. H. will take place tomorrow night Thomas J. Dannaher, clerk of the at 8:30 in Tinker halt COFFEE PLEAFORLABOR PEOP^ TALK A pieaaure car driren by Neal M. Town Court, reports that there were ♦ 1 2 . 9 5 ' Gunn of Andover, ran into the rear SO cases before tba court during the ... of a truck owned by Caae Brothera month of August The detailed re­ 2 7 c l b . ' FARMmNCE and driven by Edward Sinnamon on port he said, had not been com­ ANNOUNCING KEMP'S Hlyhlaad atraet yaaterday, reauIttoE pleted yesterday, THE RE-OPENING OF. - ♦ ’ 1 BY CHINESE DRIVES ^ SAM YULYES to damafa to the pleaatire ear. No f u n e r a l Swan* Down SHOE REPAIR SERVICE arreat was made after the accident C. L 0 . Chief, b Broadcast had been investigated by Officer Mrs. William Kean of Glenwood 701 Mate Street Raymond R. Griffin. street return^ home last night The American improved in health, after a month’s F I OUR Tonight Expected to Haine vacation at Ocean Grove, N. J, BACK JAP SOLDIERS Shoe Repairing (HRciak He Charges Be­ p*mmlttee for Indu*- writ as "wild, vldous and (ero- ‘ Pbona 4060 C. FAZZINA, Prop. trial Organisation said fanner* SheDs FaO m International SCALLOPS----- pint 33c HUUard Street National Air Contests Begin clous," Involved the Town of GLAMS Walter N. Leclerc were the "natural alllea’’ of labor Hamden today In a taw suit. Quo hang Chowder and added: “Some of the means Charles Hugh Hill, a sopho­ Butter FTsh, 22c lb. Cod whereby labor expects to conaoU' After Lee Mfles Crashes Area; United States War­ CIb b s in aheD, 2 qta. FUet of Haddock. Funeral Director ANDERSON more at the Hamden High date and further thl* natural alliance school, charged In the action SSc. — UnNawMaIn W. Oreaabooaea and Flowor Shop Fancy Fresh Mackerel PbonsOSaa will be discussed in my speech.’’ filed in Superior (fourt that he ships in the Line o f Fire, FHet of Sole. laa Eldridga S t Phono 84M THE COOL Lewis’ address will be broadcaat in a Test of IBs Phne at O p e n e d ...... pint 85e was bitten by the rate. He ask­ \ c by a radio network (CSS) from 9:30 ed 340,000 damages. to 10 p. m. (Btostern Standard lim e) Steaming Chuns GeTeland; Today’s Events The papers to the suit Shanghai, Sept. S.— (AP) — POLLOCK or ’ Hi* Intimation of its character re­ charged that tha student waa S qts. 85c peek 85c called his statement at the end of bitten on s finger by the rate China’s armies surpri^ Jap. Boston Blue ...... Ib. 14c POPULAR Congress criticising the DemocraUc YOU EAT . . . AND LIKE IT! aeveland. Sept. 8.— (A P )— The last November during an ex­ anese tonight with a smashing 2Jbs.25c. leadership. It waa interpreted by periment at the school and that counter-offensive which shifted many Congressmen as a threat of a National Air Races opened here to­ AT THE “OLD RELIABLE” as a result Hill lost 45 per cent Shanghai warfare back to the BiPBianLoifs WHITE ^ third party in 1940. Senator Lun- day with a note of sadness for Lee of bis hearing In both ears. Now Serving Delicious Hot Weather Foods MARKET decn (F-L-Minn) predicted a na­ Augurt 31 and flown to San Francisco on the Phiiipplne Clipper, Is the first showing Pootung In flames Just prior to the bomb- city proper and placed in new 14e-18e.l8e Miles, one of aviator’s best known "Ssld rat," the writ said, “on HALIBUT STEAKS Assorted Cold Cuts crisp Salads 855 Main Street Rubinow Building tional labor party to the next Presl' C. V ^ foreground). The picture waa taken from the Aaaoclated Presa office In Shanghai and shows the disastrous fire In figures, who was killed last night in aald day, to the knowledge of jeopary the lives of Americans dentlal election. ^ I c h many Uvea were jo»t and damage waa estimated at nearly 3100.000.000 to Chinese, Japanese, American. BrlUsh and other foreign property. ^o lOo HIGHBALLS — COCKTAILS — BEER “WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP” a spectacular crash of his racing tba defendants was even more and other foreigners. Steel Strike a Subject The ..ugusta was later hit by a bomb from a Japanese warplane, klUing one American sailor and Injuring 17 others. plane. Mow Cka|l Tallow Oarn. HNE WINES AND LIQUORS wild, vicious and ferocious than The Chinese attack stalled Lewla said be also will talk about A fleet of 45 Army, Navy and similar, animals ordinarily ar* Stand-up Drinking Allowed. the bloody steel strike of the early Marine fighting planes opened the due to the fact that the defend­ Japan’s long promised “big summer and mention some of "the annual big show of aviation, flying ants had starved it tor sonie push” and forced a revision of i® * * * * ^ ...... box 99c Th u rsday Even ing Special \ public official* who betrayed their SLAYER TRAPPED In formation over the Cleveland time prior to that day.” Japanese strategy. trust and used the forces of govetn- BELIEVE 15 DIED The Hamden school district ------..b o x 5 5 e OAK GRILL Airport and the race course where Chinese big guns and ma> taent against labor." BRITISH DESTROYERS Miles died. and tbe science teacher were ®“ 5®*** ...... b o x 35c 30 Oak Street Formerly Oak St. Tavern His speech will be the first ot a BY POLICE RUSE Meanwhile Bendlx Derby racers named defendants to the suit chine gun nests sprayed shells J™ ...... box 31c SMOKED ^ series of week-end oratorical efforts WHEN VESSEL SUNK hurtled Into Cleveland from Los with the town. and bullets on Japanese war* Swordflah ...... box 35e by labor leaders which may set Angeles and nearly a score of ships and troop transports. Pkmi Oiast OsaUeo . . It*s Time Yon Made Your Plans forth further policy In the struggle Peas . . Bmsaels Sprouts . . MASSING TO SEARCH ’flivver” planes completed the last Eight Japanese transports fled - an ktods . . box afS Raspberries . . Rhubarb for supremacy between the C. I. O. leg of tbe Taylor Trophy Derby For Necessary Repair Work To Put Your and the American Federation of Suspect Sought for Ten downstream. Strawberries Sailor Swam 25 Miles to from Akron to Cleveland. • HEAD OF TREASURY Property In Shape For Winter Labor. An extra trial of the course Shells crashed into the Inter- WUIIam Green, A. F. of L., preal- Mouths Confesses Crime Shore to Get Help; Nine brought death to tbe famous Fort national Settlement and tha dsnt, WiU apeak at DaUas, Tex., FOR GUERn,LA SUBS Worth, Tex., pilot He had qualified ISBACKATDESK French Concession. Shrapnel Moulders Monday. his racer for tbe Thompson Trophy Remember! We Have The Mate­ burst ovier the foreign comma* Other labor leaders who have ar­ After Cross Examination. speed event at 197 miles per hour. Pmehurst Grocery, inc. ranged holiday speeches include Men Are Resimed Later. n ities. War Craft from Home Fleet He was dimtisfled. He tried again, One proiccUl* sinick th* root e ( Dial 4151 * rial To Carry Them Out With John Frey, A. F. of L. metal trades BALANCED BUDCET ■total Pylon Torn 802 Main Street chief, and John Brophy, C. I. O. di­ Concludes Vacation; First the asoond United States Martiie Boeton, Sept 3.— lA P )—By a po­ Panama City, Fla., Sept 8.— At bullet speed. Miles banked al­ battalion barracks, but failed to ex­ rector. lice ruse. a ten-monthe bunt Roshed to Mediterranean most vertically around a pylon. He plode. Secretary Perktoa wUl issue (A P )—The atory of a heroic 25- throughout the eaet for the slayer SOON, SAYS CROSS started to straighten ou t Hla right Job Win Be to Arrange for A hsavv araUsry shall burst at G. E. w n u s & SON, INC. jm eral L i^ r Day statement Sun- hour swim through choppy seas wing crumpled. Ptocso e< th* plans the junetkm of PMdng road aaS of five-year-old Cheater Harris at to Aid Other Shqtt There; with the wotd j)< a **fTiinif*^" w y«h Coal. Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint------CambrMn was ended today, POIIee llutterofl to tha air. ShaajphaKaBuad in the intoisatioak IrytagYaar . was unfoidrt'today^fehUe^SSt The fuselage hurtled on for 600 tbe Septenbier Finandiif. al SstUsmsnL Shrapnel bunt about 2 Main Street Tel 5125 Manchester The year since organised labor COmmledoner Joseph F. Ttmllty Guardsmen punnied, wito tleadsn- Before - Durinflr - A fterl 9 9 said, witb tbe confession of Joseph France Is Ready to AMist yards; sptentar ttko a tc^ and -A . the IL A . endear JUiguwta...... observed Its last national holiday GoTemor Sees This Accom- Ing hope, a search for 15 missing shearing off several small trees. It Evan greater danger loomed for Get A * Safety Tested has been one of tbe most trying Plmental, 24, a tonic bottler who, he said, had served two Jail sentences members of the crew of th* freight­ crashed In a woods and wrapped It­ Washington, SepL 8.— (A P )— tbe Augusta and other forslga war­ •* youraeir periods to Its history. er Tarpon. ships. A Japanese naval spokesmea at the Armory Tsrrrn. for sex crimes. Plmental faced ar­ London, Sept. 3 — (AP) — Four ptished Before End o f self around three more trees. Aidea sorted out a multitude of Im Besides the steel i^ k e tbe C. 1. The hunt unleashed by the exploit The slx-foot-two-lnoh flier was announced Japanese) ships would raignment todsy In Brighton dls. lithe destroyers of Hla Majesty's portent borrowing, budget and tax­ Veal 8 ^ SpaghetU and Meat BaJU O. conducted an acUro campaign to trict court on a murder charge, of .Addley Baker, 2S-year-old Mo­ dead when be waa found hanging ation problems today for Secretary fire ocrow the foreign naval con­ Oftedera That Have No Equal CAR tbe automobile and textile fields and -nmilty and Captain James F. Daley home fleet furrowed a swift path Year; Reports Big Savnig bile, Ala., oiler, resulted In the res­ ou.t of the cockpit. Hla skull was Morgen thau. tingent lying in the Whangpoo in drove a wedge Into A. F. of L. domi­ said they had no doubt the man’s toward the western Mediterranean cue of nine survivors of the crew of fractured and hla neck broken. The Treasury secretary, who punitive bombardment of Cfolncs* 29. Two negroes drifted ashore on artillery poeltlon. Ballaatlne and Ruppert On Tap nation of national maritime unions. story was authentic. today to help track down guerillo Tex Rankin, American stunt fly- apent August la Hawaii, arrived to Both Lewis and Green claim Sergeant John D. Holmes said Hartford. Sept. 3.— (A P )—After floating wreckage. The rescuers re­ Make Direct Hite At Once And Take A memberships of about 3,000,000 submarines that have terrorized in­ covered two boOles, Including that Plmental blurted out his story un­ approving almost all the first quar­ (OoDttooed on Pago Two) (Usattoaed ea Page Two) Chinese giinners showed surpris­ workers for. their organizations. expectedly while under questioning ternational shipping with torpedo of Captain W. O. ^ rrow , veteran ing Improvement In, marksmanship. 806 Mato Street As 'activities of these factions In- at Roxbury police station concern­ attacks. terly-allotments under the state’s skipper who was making his 1,736th They scored three direct hits on tba Armory Tavern V. Btoeilo, Prop. Kit?*- Motor Trip Over The ing charges of three Roxbury The Admiralty announced the new financial system Governor trip with the Tarpon when It foun­ Japanese consulate, aarioualy (ItoatlDued OB Pag* Six) mothers that he bad molested their Fury and Forester, sailing from Cross today sera a balanced budget dered early Wednesday, 20 miles off wounding Japanese consular poUoa daughters. Portsmouth, and the Fortune and as most probable at the end of the Elast Pass in the Gulf of Mexico. and one Japanese newspaperman. Ftrcdrake from Chatham, would G. 0. spur year. ’T d swim until I couldn’t, lift my P. OPINIONS Many Japanese bluejackets on Holmes said Plmental told police Join five other destroyers In a heavy Labor Day Holiday the Harris boy was smothered In a "Our experience so far In the arms," said Baker from a hospital shore and on shipboard wera killad concentration off Spain’s east coast. bed In recounting bow he covered or wounded. POLAND SU P P R ^ E S weedy field behind a billboard here, These trim warcraft will blanket first quarter of ^the operation of the 1936 Oldsmobile Touring Sedan S785 where he had attempted an attack.' executive budget leads me to be­ the 29 miles to shore to quest of The Cfolnese artillery and ma­ a wide area of the Mediterranean help, "then I’d float for a while and ON MID-TERM PARLEY ■‘Yes, I killed him”. Holmes about 4he spots where only two lieve that not only can the budget chine gun fire rained on Japanese quoted Plmental as saying. "I days days ago the British destroyer be balanced; but that it probably swim some more. The water was transpoit, supply ablM and t&6 The Big K. of C. PADEREWSKTS PLEA burled him In a -leld and hid his will be." tbe governor said. cold and I wondered if I could reach Japanese Hongkew dlatrict from Manchester Public Market Havock and the British tanker shore. emplacements in Pootung, across F/rai floor Saconi/ Hoor 1935 Oldsmobile 8 Touring Coupe . . . . .$585 clothes. Later, I went back and Woodford were torpedo targets. The Substantial savings are already In Herbert Hoover’s Soggestion dug him up and buried him In an­ Havock escaped; the Woo^ord was evidence, the governor pointed out "I thought of my wife mostly. 9 SUPER HIGHWAYS the Whangpool from International other place." And I thought of my shipmates. I Shanghai. . SEAFOOD SPECIALS aunk. and reports of the first quarter op­ Touring Sedan...... $495 Famous. Mindan-SbitesiDaii ' PoKce expalheil that the confes­ The four destroyers comprise the erations by departments and insti­ wondered if help had tome to Canses Sharp Division of American and foreign veaaela ' Fresh Scallops...... ea.ii. Radio and Heater. A-1 Conditioa. ^ sion resulted from a ruse employed 11th Division of the Sixth Home tutions will show emergency re­ them." FOR DEFENSE O FU .^. era anchored between Japaaeee while the suspect was being ques­ serves In moat of them the governor Ship Begtoa to Sink warships and Pootung, preventiiig Warns His Coontrymen Fleet Flotilla. The 12th Division, Japanese from retunUng fire and R S t ■ ::; • • • • • • • ■ • ' i || IF YOU ARE tioned by Cambridge officers. In-^ which is the remainder of the Sixth stated. Baker aald the. Tarpon had run Thooght Among Party 1934 Pontiac 8 ...... gicif spectors Thomas E. Carroll and Flotilla, was already on search duty Seasonal needs, of continency Inspiring ths Japanese announce­ L»w MUeugo and Very Ctean. ------.rr . . ^1400 Timothy J. Toomey left the room off the Spanish coast—the flotilla (UonUnued Uo Page I'ws) ment that* "hereafter we will use of Danger of Ciril War. and continuing funds may prevent full power regardleee at the announcing they would go to Cam­ leader Keith and destroyers Fear some state unita from establishing Leaders; Result of Sarvey Congressman Snyder to Ask » U d ..r ,l...... bridge to obtain a witnesa less. Foxhound, Fame and Fore­ preaence of foreign wmrcrafL an emergency reserve at this time Some Chinese shells overshot PLANNING Greater Than (2)^34 Plymouth Sedans...... When they returned, they told sight. tile governor added but they will be .$400 Warsaw, Sept. 3— (AP) — An Plmental they bad talked with a Three Days’ Trip New York. Sept. 8— (AP) —Herb­ for Funds to Constmet their marks, falling in parte of tha SSh Sd*'"."*".'’."*® '"* ...... •' • • '> Oood CondItloiL urgent attempt by Ignace Jan Pad' able to show savings In other peri­ KEEP OUR TROOPS. International Setttemant and ths woman who said she had seen him Naval experts said theTlth Divi­ ods of the year. Boston Blue^h to Fry or to Bake ...... ‘.^ 2 1 ^ 2 .^ erewskl to warn hla-Polish country­ with the Harris boy. ert Hoover’s suggestion for a "mid­ French Concession. One struck near sion could reach its destination in Up to Governor Roadways for Onr Annies E ver! men against the danger of clvU war "She couldn’t have seen me with three days at forced draft or five term" convention of tbe Republican the Italian consfilate, another near TO BUILD 1933 Chevrolet Sedan...... $325 b s ' been suppressed by the Warsaw Under the governor's budget plan HOME, SAY VETS party baa caused s sharp division of the Associated Press office. which came In with reorganization, GROCERY VALUES government. (UoaHnned Un Page INTO) " (Ooattooed en Page rwo) opinion amon gleaders over tbe na- Two bigger shells plumped into As Rwny other* are at thl* ttme, we oaa be of to yen J’sderewaki, now 76 years old, one the governor must personally ap­ oplnlon among leaders over the na- Washington, Sept. 8.— (AP) — Bubbling Well road, one of them at prove every Item for which an al­ the entrance of tbe world famous to many way* Including *agge*ted plana way* of Snanctog the of the founders of post-war Poland, deflnitely in opposition. Representative Snyder (D., Pa.), ad­ ...... • $32^ Its first premier and one-time for­ lotment Is made from tbe one hun­ The Hoover thought, tossed Into Shanghai Race d u b In the heart of Shredded piston Whole Wheat, ready to eat . .2 for 27c Job and laat but not leaat—eupplytog qnaUty material* from eign ii.inister, sent his warning-ap­ dred million dollar budget, set up Ask President to Recall AO vocate of greater national -defense, the city. It wotmded a British vol­ *tart to Snlali. Talk oier your probloms witb na now. the middle of eddying discussions E d ^ tw Butter Cookie^ something new ...... I9 c pkg. peal to the ^Uah press from bis by tbe Legislature. over party polldea and strategy, said today he will -jrge the next unteer and two C h lS ^ . Another 3 Big Days Left 'vUIa to Switzerland. Palms o f Hands Are Used "I know the detaUs of every al­ shell fell nest to the Italian con­ Extra Fancy Mild StorfTheese . ■...... 29c lb! (National Plan Sorvloe, Inc.. ISIS We*t Oongreaa Stieot, 1932 Plymouth Coupe...... $145 U. $. Soldiers on Foreign has stimulated diacusalona. over Oongreaa to finance nine auper-bigh- Tbe Mipcal was published at lotment." the governor said. “They party leadership and "wbither are wAya over which armed forces could sulate. *^Mrogo. m .. will aopply worktog plaaa and opectaeatton*' o f tbo iUttmlce but wMo newgpw rs. in have to hava my signature.’! -we-drifting'’ among the Republican move epeedtljr to repel-an Invader at Police estimated 11 pezaona..9Mt* ~~ a t OUR BAKER Y DEP.\RTMENT above bouae If reqoeated through this lumber company.) 1931 Dodge Sedan ...... $125 arsaw, tbe c ^ t a l, attempted to As A New Lie Detector- Now that virtually all allotments executives, the national committee­ any point. wounded, two seriously, by the shell print It they were suppressed. So3; Demand Neutrality. Home Made Potato Salad...... 15e Ih 2 IK . 20.. have been approved for the first men and women, and tbe state and Three routea would be from coast which struck the foreign buslncea Tbe famous pianist said to hla quarter the governor waa asked county chairmen. dlstricL Settlement authorities clos­ ^nnan Rye Bread, plain or seed ...... jo c loa f Fri.“ ia t.— M on. Minneapolis, SepL 3.— (AP)—The^triclty. to coast and six from Canada to the 1930 Packard Sedan ...... $100 latter he waa extremelv worried The result is an extra cur­ what are tbe prospects for a bal­ ed the Bund and waterfront to Raisin Bread, home m ade ...... i n - i,—» over the recent peasant riots to palms of the bands detest lie*. rent. It shows on a galvometer anced budget. Buffalo, N. T „ SepL 3 — (AP) — traffic. Veterans of Foreign Wars aent (Oonttooed on Page Six) (Osntlaaed oo Page Sla) rnw hei^ Pies from Native Berries.. . . loi; and '25c each The W . G. GLENNE Y which many were UUed. He warn' The evidence of this and workings needle and It faithfully depicts emo­ "I am fairly well satisfied with Shrapnel fell over a wide area. In­ cd bis countrymen—Uvtog as they tion. That is, the stronger the the result so far," he replied. "I ex­ Prraldent Roosevelt today a copy of cluding the section containing the Parker House R o tt,...... ,17c do^ two powerful nations of an electrical apparatus, the "Ue 1930 Dodge Sedan, 6-WheeI DeLuxe.. $95 emotion, the more the current. Fear pect the budget will be balanced. a resolution "demanding" neutrali­ British consulate. At nightfall, atx Visit The Carnival ly and the Soviet Union)— detestor," which catches the hand ty legiatotlon and withdrawal ot COMPANY and anger cause larger deflections Tliat’s what tbe General 'Assembly Chinese were arounded ^ shrapaal d i a l 5111 :y could not afford a dvU currents that flow with Ilea, waa de­ than any other emotions. That, American armed forces from for­ Oaal, 1 , Blasens’ SuppOea, Patat scribed to the American P ^ h o lo g - told me to do when It gave me an Alaska Officials Happy French (foncas- (2) 1931 Ford Coupes...... ;$ ld ^ said Dr. Ruckmlck, may bo because executive budget" eign countries. ~ > No. Mala Bt. T*L 4148 BtaaelHafar here srat no U kelih^ that any Ical Aaaoetotlon here today fay Pro­ these two are tba most primitive of Shows a Saving The resolution concluded with ail IwB Japanese destroyers took Tonight For An Utioal group would\'bs able to fessor CSirisUan A. Ruckmlck, of the emotkm*. > Tba executive budget which “urgent request" to the President positions tonight directly bdtlnd th* 1930 Ford Coupe...... $75 wtabUab a totalitarian Polish re­ University o f Iowa. As a Ue detector. Dr. Ruckmlck for a statement of United Statra As Natives Get Reindeer gime without civil war, ba said. Ha The "detestor" la a couple of bits makes the governor responsible for Japanese flagship Idsumo, not for predicted the electrical "detestor’' all appropriations and expenditures foreign policy “In keeping with the urged his countrymen to counter- of metal which fasten to the palm. would in time be more useful than from tbe Augusta. Evening Of Fun batonce the totalitarian system* of in its first trat since It went into declarations ot this resolution.’' (Jhlnese machine gun neete at Fine wires conduct currents that the blood pressure and breathing Adopted at the V. F. W. NaUonal Juneau, Alaska, Sept. 3— (A P )—f "While tbe governor's office and tbs German and Russian neighbors effect July 1 shows an assured aav- Pootung, acroaa the Whangpoo from flow from tbs palms to a galvano­ methods now more generally used. convention late yesterday, the reso­ (foppery Indian Bravra and bland, tbe Indian office have worked tn F. E. BRAY fay Internal cimadldatlon. meter. . full co-operation in regard to the Shanghai, peppered the decks of To achieve this, be wrote, "the It can be used, be said, with less in­ (Ooatlaoeil Oc Page e resolution then proposed that Interrate of tbe Lomen (fommerctal dreams of many years," F. C. acUvlty to the ■west glands. ported a study of 3,000 American Gold Star ran a gauntlet of shell hla apeeel 1a not a poUUcai pro­ July 1), 3876,284,763:87; expendi­ American naval vessels be used to Company, ahlch for years him vir­ Austin, trsasursr of the Lomen Co. Largrest Selections gram but emergency advice which It Is believed, he said, that this youths, showing that neither toteUi- tures, 31,379,475,918.81, including tually controlled the reindeer In­ Are to evacuate abm t 100 arlvra and slight, extra flow eauara the glands protect American citizens leaving said at Seattle. “We’ve co-operated SPECIAL MEETING CALL ALSO INCLUDES ALL MEM­ I believe. todlapcnaable to prevent am ce nor personality are Important 3379,003,476.34 of -emergency ex- dustry. aith tbe government In every way children of American Marines. Tba o f Greetiiig: Curds MOTOR SALES, ine. Poland ftom totarnal abock.* to set like electrical condensers. For to leadership. war aonra "within a definite, limit­ ship sailed for Kobe. Japan. It was BERS OP PAPER MAKERS* UNION. _ peodlturra; excess of expendttorea, ed period ot time.*’ After that baa Alaskan officials rejoiced with and now we’re retiring from the Cards For AD “Tour Oldamobile' Dealer” In additlOD to auppreaaliig the s.few seconds, usually about seven Tbe quaUty with tbe greatest 3403,191.154.94; gross debL 337,- the Indians and Eskimos at the business. ** the first American refuga* ship W ooramunl cation, tbe government seconds after an emotion, tbe glands value to finding the leader* was par- elapsed, tbe veterans said cltlsens prospect of many years of plenty, Isf V* alnc* bombardment at th* 158,693,969.77. an Increaae ot $108,- should be forced to "accept the re- The measure was brought before Occasions Fafl To Attend This Meeting: As It Means A Lot To YOUI 80 E. CENTER ST. MAN(ME aaaweced PaderewaU’s damitod for apparently collect snd store up tbe tic^ tio n to competitive sports. Tbe 658,S7LS9 over the previous day: with meat for au. Oongreas by Anthony J. Olmond, DuJar U se President Hoover MoR. a ceaMttoo o i rsortaala against natural current* at the akin, tha more competitive the sport the more ■ponalbUlty of tba situation Into "I have always favored this bill Alawran delagate. Tbe Department day. — Robert Schaller SSJ^TSd James Gorman Bsaaaat Party laadsrs by ordering same as condsnsers. gold asaeta, |U,S66,S31,773JM>, in­ «*lch they have put themselves.” likely it eras to mark a leader" cluding 31,839,376,736.80 of toacUve to turn th* reindeer back to the of,,Interior bMked IL and tbe Sen­ Th* Japaasas government prapar* miBetoii* t t w i andata. Than they dlsebatgs their Mec- whether boy or girt. fold. natives," aald Territorial Governor ate Indian affairs committee belo ----- * * I SB Faga JCmX ^ John W. Trog. ______ttearisc* OR tt at Noma la< x«ar. JUaaitMsi aa CM* t U X > ■'K 1 “ ' ■ MANGHESTEB EVENING BDEHALD, BIANCHBSTER, FRIDAY, SEKfEMBBR 8,198T — MANCHESTEITEVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTEA, CONN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1987 motor and ever^hlng under the unidentified tanker before It per­ after hoisting a non-intervention mitted the tanker to continue. flag In addition to two Unkm Jaclu MOTOR CLEANING hood looking like new. This accomp- nSSKW^YTON) patrons that through buses will not formpr Miss Rita Buckley, a grajda llsbed hy live steam generated by coNsnrunoNDAY ’The attack on the Blogoev was she already waa flying. 17; tarths, 13; operations, 46; larg­ In Buster Browm foot-shaping lasts, stop here to dlscbsrge or take on ata<>^ Rockville High school and this machine at 75 lbs. pressure anu much the same as the others—ex­ He aald two torpeiloes were fired HJER’S D E A m est number treated, S3; smallest BUSTER BROWN SHOES so o f course the shoe m c ^ a n t can LAST INSPECTION passengers unless they come from SL''Francis hospital Training school APPARATUS INSTALLED applied from a hose through a nos- cept that the attacker displayed a by the aubmaijne and offered thia IN STATE EXAIDMTieN N. Y. Stocks number treated, 19; daily average, assure hls customer that these shoes flog. ’Two torpedoei knifed through outside state limits. The local bus ROCKVILLE tor nurses. patients, 25. Manchester sle like water line. The live steam description Of the craft: COMMIIM NAMED service to not very satisfactory as protect and support the child’s foot cannot Injure any part ol the motor the wavea, one as a warning shot "Just a dark, gray, hsOf-sub­ On Vaoatloa Wedding on Batorday POPUUR 30 YEARS and allow It to develop as Nature Adam Exp ...... 17)4 SHADOWSGREAT to time schedule In Us accommoda­ Police (taptaln Peter J. Dowrge- The marriage of Miss Dorothy but does a very thorough Job of and the other into the side , of the merged hull—without ensign, num­ North Coventry Yoang Woman HEREHITRECORD Intended. Date Book Ituichester Motor Sales have add­ Air Reduc ...... 67 wlcz la enjoying a week’s vacation. cleaning at a very reasonable cost. ship. The crew scarcely htid time ber or signal.” Gets High Rating; Won’t tion o f paosengers. Mae Farr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buster Brown ahoes are sold ex­ ed a new ^ece o f equipment at the Alooka Jun ...... 11)4 Sergeant Arthur Frey is acting to escape. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. HUding, WUUam J. Farr o f Thompson street When a children’s shoe remains a clusively in Manchester at Brown- 'ta ra c e on East Center street that ti The machine Is a very compact Accept IPoaition, However. A U eg b e^ . .V., 16 SEEKING POSITION captain during hla absence and to Raymond Lehrmitt, eon of Mr. Tonight Groap in Charge of Obsenr- Ship b Stolen...... 2H AIR R M MEET Mr. Hilding’s brother Samuel and favorite for thirty years, there must bilt Shoe Store. the flint of Ks kind In town. It is alTalr and is on a wheel carriage. AUl^ (mem ...... 226 their nephew, Wtathrop Hlldtag, are Patrolman Alden Skinner Is also on and Mrs. Otto Lehrmitt of Ward be a good sound reason. In the case Aug. SO-SeBt 6.—Knights ot Oo- Heat Is generated by a special kero- a steain unit that Is used to wash Another Incident—this' one at­ Hisa Cora Kingsbury, daughter Am Can ...... 100)4 Total Nmnber of Yeincles day duty. street wrUl take place on Saturday, of Buster Brown, It’s the scientific lumbus- Carnlvkl. >sene burner and lylll make steam In SUYER TRAPPED (Oontinned from Page One) on a motor trip to Montreal, Cana­ the motor of a car and remo^’e all u g 150th Anniversairy Is tributed directly to Spanish insur­ of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kingsbury Am Home Prod .. a ...... 44^ da. They left Tuesday and will be AS HEAD OF SCHOOIS Otiservtag .Anniveifaary September 4th at St. John's Epis­ foot-shaping lasts, plus bullt-ln OOVERNMEUrr PROBLEM. 3 minutes. Next Weak ^jfrease, tar and dirt leaving the gents—was reported from Bone, A l­ of North Coventry, ranked third on A m Rad St S ...... 19 tag champion, aaw the crash and gone aeveral daya or longer. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greenwood copal church. The ceremony will quality and national advertising. geria. A band of insurgents said the state merit examination results Am Smelt ...... Tliat Went Throogh Lane of Vernon avenue are quietly ob­ Sept. 8. — Opening o f pubVe Appointed by Chambers. BY POUCE RUSE ...... 85)4 aald, "it looked as if the aileron la Amston Lake Noteo. At Last M9etins( Applicants be performed .by Rev. H. B. Olm- Years ago. Brown Shoo Company NorwBIIc, Conn.— Charles Wilson to have come from Algiers seized, Ust Just announc^. Mias Kings­ Am Tel and Tel ...... ^.166)4 wing control surface) came off the serving their 62nd wedding anni stead, rector bf the church. made a study of the g;rowlng, figured It waa going to be easy schools and Trade school for 1987. A very pleasant entertainment the Spanlah government freighter bury is a teacher In the High echool Am Tob B ...... i^ht wing. Then the wing folded Here Reached 4^00. Were Discussed Bat No Ac' versary at their bome today. Rela­ Distributed Food changing feet o f thousands of dhll- ramember bis Bodat security num­ 88 term, —r------~Tr» (Oonttnoed from Page Oim ) was presented on Tuesday at 2 p. m., Mamegro while it lay at anchor and In Guilford and has decided not to Am Wat Wks ...... 17 hack. The fuselage turned over and tion Was Taken. tives and friends of the couple have Miss Helen Underwood of the dren. X-rays and plaster casts ber. It •was tattooed on hls Sept 11.—Opening at statS aak> The Constitution committee 'or escaped with the vessel. accept a state position preferring to Anaconda ...... 54 at Amston lake, on the beach, by the been calling during the day. Selectmen’s office was at the Ebt- were made and careful records kept shoulder. to Inspection lane on Leonard stneC over like a buzs oaw so foot that Manchester appointed by David ’The Mamegro was loaded with him, because I never was” , Pimental remain In the Guilford school Mias Armour, HI ...:...... 11 children spending the summer at the Rockville, Sept. 3—Following N o celebraiUon was held because change block this morning to dis­ year after year. The slightest He doesn't think much o f the Idea replied. Atchison ...... we couldn’t count the revolutions. The largest number of care In­ take. They had as their g^uesta the of the ill health of Mrs. Greenwood. ,S ep t lY-12.—Two-day comniitk ■ tanka and planes consigned to Va­ Kingsbury grad us tod from the ...... 70 m e e tly o f the Board of Education tribute commodities to those on the change In the arch, the heel, the now. Uncle Sam assigned him a of Connecticut Grand Lodg% I. Chambers, chairman of the Board Aviation Corp ... Then it went Into the woods." spected In this locality since the children from Amston viUage. A M. Greenwood is active about the New Fall H a ts ^ ^ of Selectmen, to co-operate with the lencia from Odessa and was lying in ■’’Well”, suggested Carroll, ’’sup­ High school hers and frequently ...... 6)4 'O f the towm of Vernon held this Towm Aid lieL Instep were accurately reproduced new number. G. T., at Orange Hall the French colonial port awaiting pose she does Identify you, will you wrltea the North Coventry news to. Baldwin ...... 4)4 Ranked Aoe In 1934 semi-annual Inspections started ta pleasing program wras given, as fol- home. United States ConatItutlon Hesqul- Balt and Ohio .... Miles was 37 years old. The Na­ week. It was announced that there M r." and Mrs. Greenwrood were orders to proceed toward Spain. tell us the whole story?” The Herald In tha abeence at her ...... 23 )4 1936 wrere checked by the State lowrs: Recitation, “If I Had a Little The University of ITirglnta Is In centcnnlal OomnTisslon on plans for Bendlx ...... tional Aeronautical Asaoclation Monkey," by Fay Sorber; recitation, are sixteen applicants for the posi­ married on September 8, 1885, the Most of the crew was ashore and Before he realized the slgnlflcance mother, the regular correspondent ...... 18)4 Department of Motor Vehicles at Charlottesville, 'Vi observing the 150th anniversary of Beth steel ...... ranked him as No, 1 racing pilot In " I f I Could Learn My A-B-C's" by tion bf Superintendent of Schools ceremony being performed by Rev. t tha ’’pirates" bad little difficulty In of the question, the officers related, for that section...... 90 the Manchester Inspection etatlon the formation of the United States Borden 1934. Ha was an Arm y filer in the Junior Rees; tap dancers, Billy and of the town of Vernon, a poettion Belby, at that time pastor of St. Whether or not you’re a Frivolous overpowering the pthers. Pimental answered, "Yes.” The ...... 23)4 during the first 1937 inspection Constitution was announced' today. ( ^ Pao ...... A . . 10)4 World War. He borrowed money to Tommy Chevalier; dnet, "Georgle- made vacant through the death ol John’s Episcopal church. Five chil­ BACK TO SCHOOL CLOTHES SPECIALS fial. you’ll be a flattered gal when One report said the captain of the rest came quickly. Afterward, Pi­ period when 4,800'Vehicles were in­ The personnel Is as follows: Attor­ (Msa (J. I.) ...... 163 buUd a racing ship and In 1933 won Porgie," by Frdnk and Grace Man- Superintendent of Schools Herbert dren were born of the marriage, all you set one of our 190P millinery freighter c o o p ^ te d with the Insur­ mental went with police to the field spected. COmmlesloner Michael A. ney William J. Shea, Judge Ray­ where be said the crime took place. (?hes and Ohio ...... 48)4 enough races to pay off hls Indebt­ Connor believes this pubUc response Ion; solo and tap dance, Betty Rees. O. Clough three weeks ago. of whom are living. They are Mrs. Tydol and Veedol June ANKLE 1 c; inspirations on yeur newest head-_ mond A. Johnson, Judge Wllli.am S. gents whom he had contacted at A l­ A t the meeting held this week Samuel Moore of Stafford Springs, giers. T h e lUOn boy’s father, Arnold Cairysler ...... 107)4 edness. His wife and a dai ’•Hie seml-annutd motor vehicle Winners of the various races ^ Preston SOCKS ...... I D C dress. They show all your hair Hyde, Howell Cheney, Ronald H. (^1 C a rb o n ...... each of the sppUcants were die- Mrs. Henry Degenkolbe of Quarry Products Under the French plan expected to Harris, who spent days and nights l U Cortane, 18, survive. ■ IRIqWctlon law emphasizes positive were: Potato race, EMwrard Bailey; Sizes to lOYz, « Boys’ KNICKERS from one profile, and shield your Ferguson, Mathias Splesa, Sher­ Local Stocks Qsl'Oaa and El ... cussed but no action waa taken. street, this city, Mrs. Henry Fried­ ...... 11)4 Another Thompson entrant, eeptsnce by the motoring public thiee-leggcd race, Frank Manlon ADAMY’S face fascinatingly from the other wood G. Bowers, Edward J. Mur­ be taken to (Seneva for examination tramping Cambridge fields in search The regular meeting of the rich of Hollis, L. I., Robert Green­ All Colors ■a of bis son after be disappeared last Coml Inv T r ...... 59 thony Levler of Los Angeles, crL— the practical value of periodic and Billy Chevalier; sack race, Mary SERVICE STATION profile. ’Try these new hats on to phy, Ubarles W. Holman and Fred next week, the warship of any par­ ComI Solv ...... School Board will be held on Wed­ wood and Miss Lillian Greenwood your heart’s delight—and And one ticipating nation would go to the aid October 30, said, “ All I ask Is the Furnished by F. B. Sbaw, Inc...... 13H ed at the airport here while testing motor vehicle tests. The Manches­ Dorta; peanut race, Shirley Sorber. Oor. Spnwe and Cldrldge Sta. Dresses BOYS’ o C A. Verplanck. Cons E d is o n ...... 33 )4 ter lane handled about 300 cars a nesday evening, September 8, at bf this city. There are also four Sizes ’’ .■pde fer you." of an attacked merchantman of any privUege of seeing the klUer elec­ 968 Farmington Ave., his plane earlier this week. He es­ Following the program the tittle which there will be a further dis­ grandchildren. Phone 8HS8 Reg. $1.29 GOLF HOSE Z O C The period from September 17. Cons Oil ...... ..... 26)4 bombing. whether or not the cases would be charged, 89; x-rays, 31; accidents. Ray Parts, Prop, Specials In Our Infant Department Moreover, the press expressions lad had toppled In. N at Cash Reg ...... 31 Motorists are urged to have their Mrs. C. F. Day of Shelton, Miss Mar­ miralty’s speed order was not dis­ In memory of Amelia Earbart, presented today, inasmuch as under wear. of British suaplcion were believed Other police searched vacant lota Msaufscturlng Stocks N at Dairy ...... 19 Ckrs' inspected early and avoid the garet Murphy of Derby, Miss Hazel closed. Acme Wire ....-s-i.. 45 47)4 lost with her navigator on a flight King of Worcester, at the Chevalier the State Statutes the criminal term to have cooled again the Anglo-Ital- and tenements, while the boy's >4 N at DlaUll ...... 29)4 last minute rush m d the long wait is called for the first Tuesday in ’This direct naval action was but Am. Hardware ...... 30 32 over the Pacific, a race exclusively cott^e, and Leo Sears of Hartford lan relations which had been on the father—with four ojher children at N Y Central ____ ...... 33)4 In' line. September, while the calendar pre­ - C H E T ’S Rubber Rubber one point of Britaln’e double-bar­ upgrade following an exchange of Arrow H and H, c^m. 69 61 for women n'*oti was also on the at the Manlon cottage. Ordinary Gasoline la Old Sleepers reled policy to curb the mysterious home— dogged their heels. Finally N Y NH and H ...... 4)4 ■’ .The local station bos been estab- pared by the Judges called for the Pants .. T affeta Alpaca lettere between Premier Musaolinl Billings and Spencer . 5 6 North A m e r ...... day’! Bche'' Hohed' tor the convenience o f per- Fashioned — Use Service Station 50c Pants .. 7c maritime outrages. ’The other he broadcast an appeal over a na­ ...... 23% criminal term to be held on Friday, and Prime Minister Neville Cham- Bristol Brass ...... 09 62 Packard ...... The hlg'- i following the Ben­ dtme living In Manchester, Bolton so Oakland Street avenue was through negotiation to­ tional network...... 8*:, September 3. i WRAPPERS HEALTH BANDS Challis Rayon berlaln. Hls other children are_ ernest, 9. CoUlns Co...... 130 — Parara Plct ...... 2 1 i , dlx Derby ,s the Greve 150-mlle and (Coventry, and will positively Chester Braiuer, Prop. ward unified action by affected Colt’a Pat. Firearms. 66 68 A short calendar sesalon with five GAS oil INE 98c-’ powera. May Halt Talks. Charles, 5. Chester's twin, and Penn ...... 33*.J closed course event for prizes ag­ leave this locality September 28tb. cases was scheduled together -with Silk and Silk and Eagle Lock ...... 25 27 . Oar owners should take advantage NORTH COVENTRY Mayer’s Service Station AH Sizes France, a pretty consistent ally ’The.friction may bring Indefinite Alma, 4, and Edith, 10 months. Phelps Dodge _____ ...... 4 5 gregating $15,000 on Sunday and three Jury cases to be assigned by Wool Wool .. Fafnlr Bearings .... 130 140 the station while It is here and 188 South Main Street 25c Shadow Plaids of Britain through the troublous postponement o f friendship talks Phil Pete ...... 5 -1 )1 the Thompson 200-miIa raes tor at Richard Storrs left Thursday the court. W I N D M I L L 25c Gray Tel Pay Station 7 8 Pub Serv N J ___ $28,000 Monday. ^ avoid the Inconvenience of driving The cases listed for the criminal La Falco months of trying to keep the Span­ that were to have been started this Hart and Cooley .... 230 — from the Naval Academy at New­ Solid Shades and Prints ish war In Spain, waa expected to month In an effort to heal diplomat­ Radio ...... to another towm later to the year. port, Rhode Island, to go to O U for- session Include Arthur . William Service Station BIRDSEYE DIAPERS, q a Hendey Mfg. Co. ... 13 15 Manchester Ureen propoA a method of collective ac­ ic scars left by the Italian conquest HEAD OF TREASURY Reading ...... John J. Pershing la honorary - The offlelal Inspection seal for nla where be wiU enter the Naval Baldwin, 30 of 400 Trumbu'I street, Sleepers 27 X 27. Packap:e...... O wfC Sizes 11 to 44 Landers, Frary ft Clk. 34)4 30)* Rem Rand ...... president of the American Society tata period Is blue upon a white Hartford, charged with rape; bound Fred England, Prop. e tion at a conference of Mediterran­ of Bihlopla. Mann ft Bow. Class A — 10 school there for further study. Use the Up-To-Date Gas ean powers late next week at Repuh Steel ...... of the French Legion o f Honor. tackground bearing an outline of Carl Tonner and famUy of As­ over from Ellington Justice (tourt. $1.29 Value ESMOND BLANKETS. Britain's imouldcriug anger over IS BACK AT DESK New Brit. Mcb., com. 37)4 39)4 the State of Connecticut, with Geneva. the attacks was touched off by tor­ Rey Tob B ...... toria, L. I., visited Mr. and Mrs. John J. Doyle, Jr., of Fall River, Sizes 1 to 10 do., pfd...... 98 105 Safeway Stores ... "Second Inspection Period 1987' 79c Pink and Blue...... France Concerned pedo attacks on the destroyer Hav- Benjamin Strack the first part of Mass., charged with misconduct In GAS oU IN E B A N T L Y 98c North and Judd . . . . 36 38 Sebenley Dis ...... Imprinted on the face. France, herself deeply concerned ock and the British tanker Wood­ (('•nntinnfx) rom C ifv One) the week. Mr. Tonner and Mr. the operation of a motor vehicle Peck. Stow ft Wilcox 12*4 14)4 Sears Roebuck ... causing death, bound over from OIL COMPANY over the threat to Mediterranean ford, both occurring Wednesday off Ruisell Mfg. Co. ... 36 40 Strack were employed together,for FLATS FILLING STATION KIDDIE SHOP shipping and her own colonial com­ San Francisco yesterday Md Shell Union ...... many years In the Telephone com­ Hebron. 135 Center Street the Spanish eastern coast. •pA>. Scovlll Mfg. Co...... 40 42 159 Tolland Tpk. Phone 8110 Carroll Cut Rate 780 M rIii Step Comer Birch Et* Maneheetori Om m # munications, placed warcraft on back to the capital by plane. Socony Vac ...... pany In N ew York. Tuesday and Robert H. Duncan and Frederick The British warcraft escaped and Stanley Works ...... 59'.4 61)4 South Pso ...... patrol duty, augmenting the British dropped five depth charges against Officials said hie first Job waa to HMON Wednesday they spent with Mr. J. Dielenschnelder, both of Man­ Torrlngton ...... - 36 38 South Rwy ...... chester, charged with breach of the naval force bunting the maritime Us assailant and It la possible the go over tentative arrangements for and Mrs. Mathias Toth who were marauders. Union Mfg. Co...... 7)4 9)4 St Brands peace, as a result of an argument 4 * aubmaiine was scuttled. The Wood­ the Treasury’s Septamber financing. U S Envelope, com ..12 82 The first move ta the restoration their neighbors In New York. ’The French warships D'lbervlUe, Morgenthau will make the final de­ St Gas and El . . . , :d renovation o f St. Peter’s Epla- Walter Socks who waa a patient at the New England Hotel in Bol­ ford waa struck amidships by a tor­ do., pfd...... 122 132 at OU CW ...... — • chr ■ - - - -- ton, June 6, bound over from the Iphlccnle and Verdun arrived today pedo and sunk. Her second en- cision on what type of security will Veeder Root ...... 140 148 burch, as decided upon at the at Manchester Memorial hospital at Algiers to' protect the French St on N J ...... S H ^ Bolton court: Chester Burdick of .xlneer was killed and six seamen In­ be offered In exchange for $817,- Whitlock CoU Pipe .. — 10 Ish meeting Monday evening, will for ten days waa taken home to shipping lanes. Tex Corp ...... be the Installation of an electric, or­ Beicbertown, Maas., Sunday by hli Danielson, charged with drunken jured. The Worodford’s 31 survlv- 000,000 at notes maturing Septem­ New Vork Bank and Ins. Stocks Timken Roller Bear 7 ^ situation waa aggravated ber 15. . ______gan blowrcr. This has long been father. Walter worked at Fred driving, an appeal from the Tolland most recently by reports Ust night ora reached Benlcario, Spain, In life­ Bank of New York .. 455 465 Trans Amsrica . JijticeO urt; Nathan H. Less, 21, boats. The Treasury contemplates, offi­ Bankers Trust ...... 67*4 69)4 needed. The Spencer-Turbine com- Miner’s Poultry Farm and for John that the Soviet cargo steamer Union Carblds .. panj) o f Hartford wlU have the con­ B. Kingsbury. The latter place waa of Waterbury, two counts of theft, The master of the Woodford de­ cials said, only the exchange Isaue Chase ...... 48)4 00)4 Blogoev bad been sunk In the Union Pac ...... tract. Work will also begin on the where he berame ill which made It and also an additional charge of clared the attacker resembled sub­ on September 15. but will continue Chemical ...... 69*/4 61H attempting to break Jail. He was northern Aegean sea and Ita wire­ Unit Aircraft .. patattag and repair of the roof. The necessary tor him to be taken to less operator kUled. marines of th "Iiallan type.” the weekly sale of $50,000,000 In Continental ...... 16)« 18)4 Unit Corp ...... bound over to Tolland Jail from the tfo r discount bills until $500,000,000 of ■ interior work will not be started un­ the hospital. Captain Dents Kamellske of the Long U st of Attacks. Com Exchange ...... 61)4 03)4 Unit Gas Imp .. Stafford (%urt. bills have been issued in anticipa­ Guaranty T r u s t...... 310 320 til Bome months later, after the fur­ The 4-H play ” L ll Miaa Hello- Blagoev said the attacking subma­ Britain was particularly angered U S Rubber . . . . troYas" was given at the 4-H State James Whitney of Wllllmantlc tion of fourth-quarter tax receipts First National ...... 2210 2260 nace fires have been In use long rine flew the Spanish Insurgent flag. by the long list of attacks on mer­ U 8 Smelt ...... exhibit held at 'lonnecUcut State and Ruben Segal of Village Hill, In December. Irving ...... 14)4 16)4 enough to dry the walls and fur­ Lebanon are charged with theft, an He and 86 members of the crew and chantmen of several registries be­ Vicks (Jhemlcal . nishings sufficiently. Also by that College thia week and won first three women were picked up from cause the torpedoes were fired with­ Far East SltuaUoa Manhattan ...... 31 33 Western Union .. appeal case from the Columbia Jua- Manufact. Trust .... 51 65 time the congrcgatlmg will be small­ prize. Mrs. Ernest Gowdy directed their drifting lifeboats by a Greek out warning and the attackers made In hls consideration of Treasury West El and M fg . the play. H-e court. Lloyd Ayers of Coven­ borrowing. Morgenthau la expected National City Bank . 44 46 Woolworth ...... er sad if the church has to be closed try la charged with driving an auto­ fishing boat. • no I effort! to pick up crews of the there wiU be less difficulty ta taking Past Masters’ Night was ob­ Kamellske said he saw the un­ ships— a violation of International to s)udy the Far Elastem .sUuatloa New York Trust___ 131 136 I3ec Bond and Share mobile while hla license waa sus­ Public ...... 41 43 care o f the services. An adjourned served at Coventry Grange last dersea craft halt and search an rules of warfare. and attempt to gauge possible ef­ Hundrtdi of ip«eUl dlipUy^-Hidw eranlng with a good attendance. pended, also an appeal case from Title Guarantee...... 1 I\ 14 $4 •ihIbiH. TH* kne«m f« parish meeting will be held Septem­ the Coventry court. The eerlousnesa with which Hie fects of the Slno-Japanese conflict Worthy Past Master Frederick tK«^ndeor «nd outdoor thov world. TKo ber 18, and further plans discussed. The accused were to be put to LEGAL NOTICES Majesty’s government viewed the on financial conditions In this coun­ Insnranoe f riitoil co&octioA of (iah^oi tvor Miller filled the Lecturer’s chair try. American (Newark) . 12 14 BELIEVE 15 DIED Mrs. Claude W. Jones, Mrs. Clar­ plea at the opening of the court and situation waa Indicated by the fact « i$ « m yo d Ui Now Eo^lood* ence E. Porter, CTiarles W. Phelps and all enjoyed a very interesting M Qron PF.RNIT concerned that 'hostUltlea abroad American Reserve . . . 26)4 28)4 program. the cases assigned for trial. ffO TirK OP AI’ri.l('ATIO!19 North Main atreet, Manchester, In CoKtaum: SprinofioU H o t m Show. (Jhurch Community bouse, Sunday approved the Geneva conference of the Treasury should begin borrow­ demand for the church picnic In ad­ towm offices. tJonn. The busln.sa la owned by John Home Ins. 34 36 sea# for hours before ths pumps * loo^inf ttabWt of U. $. and Canodor ’ evening. Rnssen Storre win be the Chartler of 246 North'Main etreet, affected natlon.a. A council of ing against March tax receipts soon ciaiia$ for kam oii konat an^ poniai, tfwao dition. Birth to hold the govemment’a lupply of Home Fire Security . 3)4 4)4 failed. He donned a life preserver leader. Manchester, Conn., and will be con­ ministers waa In session on the Mass. Bonding ...... 58 61 •nd fivo foitad aoddla Komt, aoddla Pastor Frank u.immtags of New Mr.' and Mrs. John Francis Ashe ducted by John Chartler of 241 North ready cash above $1,000,000,000. and fought hls way to' tBV'ditak"as -Axel Olsen has recovered from* problem yesterday when It received National Liberty . . . . 7)4 8)4 poniaa, b u n ^ and {lonfa^ pdo m ow ih London will bold a meeting at the of Kingsbury avenue are the par­ Main atreet, Mancheater, Conn., as news of the attack on the Woodford. Tax Structure the ship Hated to the pounding of and hertomanahip. his recent Illness and Is able to be perm ittee. North River ...... 27 29 the waves, then: "Valley Church” , in Hope Valley ents of a son born on Thursday at Now Serving The Spanlah consulate at Bor­ Beslflea borrowing problems, Mor­ AtGranditandiftodao: lOOtophandaof about again. JOHN CHARTIER Prof. Wash...... S3 35 tbo Waatam c»m country In iporta ofitou^ section, Saturday, at a p. m. This th ^ S t Francis hospital In Hartfoto- Dated 26 of Auff., 2927. deaux. France, brought forth what It genthau also will survey prelimlnsry "She turned over and we grabbed The child Is the first grandchild of Pref.-Accident ...... 18)4 20)4 whatever we could. The rigging tior dayi— trick riding opd ropino; v^inc old - meeting house wa. built and POOR FIREMAN H-9-2-37. said was evidence of Italian naval work In the Treasury's study of the butting: ftaor ridinq; «to^ wroitl^w cad Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ashe of Tol­ CRENO BEER Seaboard Surety . . . . 29 31 caught me and carried me and formerly u e ^ by the Meu. xUsts, but Intervention on behalf of Spanish tax structure. This study, which Security Ins...... 32)4 34)4 roping; ehariof and ratay racoi. Sfactahtoa, can be used by any rellglour denom- land avenue. Mrs. Ashe was the Chief Engineer William C. Mc- Rraworkt. Belden, Neb.—Twice Sylvester insurgents. win be submitted to Congressional Springfield Fire ft Ma. 120 125 tastlon according to Its cha.’er. Of Knlght about four feet under. I AU DAY EMwards, 26, ran into his flaming The consulate obtained a sworn committees In November, la design­ Sun Life ...... 660 720 late years, since Methodism haj died eheeka declaration from the acting captain ed to formulate s flexible tax sys­ fought my way up and grabbed a Two m Son ddUr luatfoab ahowi kndaa farm home here to save his radio U 8. F. and G...... 22 25 plank. IrUI and Farm MacMnonr ihowt; Stal* out In the town, the Seventh I'Yay of a government trawler that hls tem which can be adjusted to vary­ and a suit of clothes. He wras burn­ . C O LD S Westchester ...... 34 86 odiibiH; dnotoon 4M Chib ond M o r Advent group ta Hope Valley ha.- ed badly. vessel had been halted off Santan­ ing economic conditions merely jy "The others were struggling In departmonti: Storrowton, Now jnoland MAYTAG the water. Some negroes began held meetings there. It la hoped Safe on a neighbor's porch, the SCRANTON'S der by an Italian destroyer and th.at Congressional changes In rates. C o Io a UI VXa^t; loon NoadkpoW omubif; that there can be a good attendance FEVER the trawler's captain and one sea­ Officials laid the Treasury chief singing or praying. I ctouldn’t tell Horn# Eeonomtei ditpUyi; Ihroatock aNot; articles were forgotten until some­ Tolland Turnpike Oakland WASHERS KEEP OUR TROOPS which. FouHry, C a t, and D o « shews; H orao Saturday, and all are cordially In­ one discovered them afire. Ignited Rrat 4mr man were hauled off as hostages. would examlna tax revtalon pro­ O l Drowinp, W ood CKooping, W ood Sow. vited. Ll«ul4. TaMata Hradaelie, M Starts for Shore apparently by a short circuit In the ialve* Ifaaa Drape The trawler. Nuestra Senora Del posals with an eye to next year's bif. Shoop Oof, end Haraaahoe FHthinf Mrs. John Twomey o f Bridgeport ailuatea $79»5o u p Caxjtiel, had gone from Gljon to budget, and decide whether any ad­ ‘T held on to my plank for over oontoah ; plua daaana o f o lb or d o ly ouaofa. battery radio. They were destroyed, HOME, SAY YETS was the guest of Mr#__Charles C. too. r-Ttaai**. WerU 'i Beat Santander on Aug. 28 In search of I ditional revenue should be sought. an hour. Near me waa Cecil Smith, Hern Tuesday. trlalaieat Spanish refugees but found that the Another question for Morgen­ another oiler (later rescued). I told 1 i 1 i l l and Mrs. William Johewon KEMP'S Biscayan port had fallen to an Insur- thau Is that of effecting government (CWtlDiied from Page One) him I saw land and waa going to moved to Hop* Valley and are - Maytaar gent'offenalve. economies requested by President swim for It He said to w aif the the old Stevenson bouse. Georgius Demetrkm, captain of Roosevelt. ”W e demand that the principles ship would be missed and the Coaat EASTERN _ .' had a com roast at their place Sales and Service the British-registered Woodford, Officials said the secretary would of mandatory neutrality shall be In­ Guard would rescue us. But. I S im ^y. said at Benlcario, Spain, that the survey “ reserve deposits” already voked even to the extent of not struck out." Miss Louise Osborne of Evans- tanker was fired on a few minutes set aside by Federal departments permitting tha use of tha American Hs cams ashore and told the a i E T i MAGNELL’S ICE CREAM w$He, Indiana, spent a day or twro and would seek to convert most of flog on any vessel violating any of story that sent the Coast Guard tblq week at the bome o f Mrs. Fred- BMOCVl'HER . MORE DELICIOUS, A N D F IN E R F IA V O R E D ! these into actual savings. the rules of the American govern­ cutter Triton to the scene. The sur­ EXPOSITION at$tt Weyman. He also Is expected to QSider ment pertaining to trading with vivors wrere picked off the wreckage w . apd Mrs. Arthur Greenwood Just What You71 Want For Week-End .whether a revised budget for this beUigerents." It continued. to which they had ' clung for 86 Sp r in & f i e l d .M a s s " orougb. Mass., were vlsltora fiscal period should be Issued. Offi­ ”W e demand that the armed hour# k-at the bome of Mr. and ~ A n d L a b o r D ay V isitors cials have said a revamped budget force! of the United Statea be with­ A ll the missing men wrera ne- JC Sellers. groea F. C. O’Connor, general would project Improved Federal fi­ drawn from all foreign soil except hday party wras given SPECIAL FOR WEEK-END AND LABOR DAT Coal Prices nances for the remainder of this such as are needed at a minimum to freight agent tor the Tarpon’s owm- Thwaday at the home' o f Mrs. .Anne year, which enda June 30. protect American government prop­ era, said ten white men and "about C, Gilbert tor her daughter, Mrs. C OLD FASHIONED ORANGE ICE CREAM, o P L A T n r a : erty." 19” negroes wrere aboard. -STATE C ' Sellers. Others present were FREEZER PACKED. P IN T ...... 2 5 C The veteraiu declared it to be O’Connor recalled that ths 449- Mr. Sellers and twno children, the Advance^ Monday their belief that preparedness should ton, 175-foot Tarpon had been Fed­ YFSTERDAY S BATTlfS OVt p Mtases Pendleton, and Professor HOSPITAL NOTES erally Inspected Just before etartlng VARIETY o r 16 FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM ”be used only to prevent foreign lliij UnMnlm w Ataltta Warren. aggression." the fatal voyage. Some sources ad­ Twanty-ata Habron and onead I A ^ for the Pineapple Sundae With Pineapple Ice Today ths convention turned to vanced the theory that a shift of members o f the Congregational La­ PllfS SnSTAHTlAL m c i KEDUCTIOHS Place Ordex Now For the cargo might have caused the Cream and Whipped Cream ...... T.. 15c Discharged late yesterday: Miss election o f officers. Scott S. Squyrss V'BftOAD dles’ Aid society attended the Mis- Helen Horan of 126 Spruce street o f Oklahoma (^ty, Okla., appeared stiUdny. ttanary Tea at the Hebron church Raspberry Sherbet Orange Sherbet Complete Line of Tires and Tubes and Mrs. Adolf Larson - and baby to be assured of election as com­ #-BA( Wednesday afternoon. The address Over this Holidsiy...don’t use OM-Fashioned Gas...(/so LEHIGH VALLEY girl of 54 Cfiiestnut atreet. mander-in-chief. The present com­ by,Mrs. Pauline Hutchinson, tslltag Serve With Tour Sunday Dinner Come In and Let Us Take Care of Your Births yesterday: Twin daugh­ mander, Bernard W. Kearney of o f her mlsston work ta Maine wras ters to Mr. and Mrs. Herman John­ much espoyed. Mrs. R A. Lewla. Gloversvllle. N. T., was nomlnatod a y we suggest you try, over this week­ Needs.' Get Acquainted With The . . . ANTHRACITE son of 55 Church street for re-election, but withdrew. w ife of the pastor, sang two soprano Admitted today: H ra Celtna FRED E. sokWr-and a trio waa sung by Mrs. The Coal That Satisfies Lachat of 205 Union street Francis Canoe burials were once prac­ Mary R Ounmtags, and the Mlssri end, the modem motor fuel that’s both Bcld o f 47 Bast Middle Turnpike, Barbara and Dorothy BrehonL Re- M ticed among American Indian Modesto Feat! o f Stafford Springs tribes. WERNER fn ^ m e n ts o f sandwiches, oooUes pow er and profecrion... GAS 2!nNE. It gives Last Call A t Summer Prices! a M punch were served. ■ and EMward Murphy of 24 Newman D n m e o T O B MANCHESTER street ' tb e registrars o f voters srill bold you extra service... and s o does the man who Discharged today: Clement veuey a esoaion at Hewitt's store Tuesday, r r e a m ^ THE MANCHESTER o< 404 Hartford road, also all the PIANO and Sept. 7 from 9 a. m. to 6 p. nw sells it. He will check your tires, battery and TIRE EXCHANGE tdiuil and adenoid eases admitted FREE DANCE! standard time, tor the purpose of 889 Main Street Phone 6291 LUMBER AND FUEL CO.| yesterday. At City View Dsnee HftQ ORGAN i F L m . . receiving names to be placed on the cc radiator. . . suppl^ir you with maps and road in­ Birth today: Tills momjiig, a list to be made voters. This list Night Service, Phone Fred Harvey—7189. Keoiey Street B f I I US Wmt OMtsr at. Phone 5145 255 C en ter St. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wuttam ^ be uatd by the selectmen and formation ... He will help you better enjoy a Johnson of 61 Phelps road. Tuesday, Sept. 7 8 to 12. town clerk at their mecUng tor the Osnaus: F ifty patienta, •oafiaskm o f alectors. 1095 MAIN JT.- PHONE 365 9 H appy Holiday. AHRmucrar 1 ' Boom eomplatat Is merie by him [ nwTni AmocuTn.eiL i amr ttSBlIE m MODERN MOTOR FUEL. . . ALSO AVAIUBLE I I ETim. I f ¥ J aaa on Hil­ tracka, from ths N ew York state Amartean euatoma. ed by beat prostration. It was New half of 1937 was 213,488,(MO kilo­ increase of 33 per cent. Hartford— Windsor street under- get underway with a business meet­ by spentaneous combustion. tip to poultry raisers: Jazz music Captain S. E. Osetroff sent the ra­ liard street. Since the completioA of line to the Rhode Island and Maasa- Haven’s first death during the cur watt hours. This was 44 . percent pass. Shop ing at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon, Flf£ ' (^1ef Herman Olson usert- Thara'a Blisal Salto, Japanese speeds up egg production. A t the dio message. Broad street from Center to Hil­ chusetts boundaries. rent beat wave. greater than the production of the "The Bond Buyer's” Index of the followed by a banquet at 6 o’clock, ed the company placed Its loss at V ifiitThe iWhiMartnr. Ba playa golf with New Canaan— Darien road bridge W. E. Kugeman farm In West Corn­ The Ckiast Guard could not de­ 243 Spruce Street liard street the latter street is be- "Public opinion must be focused same generating stations In the cor­ municipal bond market showed a and approaches. About 1-2 mile of after wMcb a program will be pre- $60,000 for tbe buUdlng, completely MRS. ZIMMERHAN WINS the aapaita. talka Bnglisb like a na­ Cromwell—Robert H. Byles of wall, where a radio was In continu­ cipher all of It and spent two days 4flg used more and It would be fur­ on the idea If we are to get any­ tives imd oollacta JapaneM prints. responding period of 1936, and far slight Incline In prices with the grading. Under New Management. teated In the ‘svei^g. Sunday ses- destroyed, and 860,000 in destroyed New London was elected president ous operation In the heimery, an trying to get further Information ther used If the underpass were where adth It," he said. PARADISE The s lM t, dapper envoy Ilkea to above the hydro output of any pre­ average yield of bonds of 20 large eions will start at 10 o'clock In the and damaged s ^ k , all covered by of the Connecticut Funeral Direc­ Thompson— Bridge and approach­ average of 480 ..eggs per day were about the nature of the seamen’s widened. I t will be one of the mat­ taka a hand at bridge and to listen vious six-months period. In the cities at 2.95 per tint. This com­ All Work Guaranteed! morning with election of officers Insurance. ‘1 think this problem of truck K. OF C. CARNIVAL PRIZE tors Association at the 49th annual es over Qulnebaug river. Bridge and being laid by 550 bens. Then the illness and the position of the sMp. ters that the association will try to traffic Is a state problem rather CLUB to his wife play the piano. A t past, the first half years have run pared with an average of 2.94 per approaches over French river. Buck- Work Done WhUe You W alt and the latter will be installed at Sparks from tbe burning building convention here, radio broke down and In three days The freighter, however, did not Send the closing meeting In the after­ ba've done this coming year. than one for cities and towns to at­ ehenry blosaom time be often wears fairly evenly with but slight varia­ cent at August 1. ley bridge and approaches. Church Prices Reasonable! were blown to the roofs ot storage In Willimantic WlUlmantlc— Three years of liti­ the egg production had dropped to any more Information. noon. The necessity of seats in- tbe tempt. to solve. Sooner or later the Mrs. Mary Zimmerman, of 116 JapaoM garb. tion, last year’s first six months crossing bridge over French river sheds of the nearby Strong and Hale gation wMch bad clpuded the title to 380 eggs per Jay. A hurry call was Dr. Broadbent said the six sail­ Give Us A Trial The local committee Is beaded by vicinity of Depot Square was given state must take over this duty. North School street, was tbe win­ Ambassador Troyanovsky of the having been about typical. PARDON MB being repaired. Lumber Company and set three Saturday Night WlUimantlo Municipal Airport was Issued for a new risdlo. The music ors are not sick. He and the immi­ Algot Johnson as chairman and in­ consideration. While the seats will "Thu logical place for such a ner of the 850 cash award made at tmion of Soviet Swiallst Republics small fires which were quickly ex­ ended with an announcement by Unusually good water power con­ Waterford— Bridge being con­ started again and now the egg pro­ gration officers said apparently C. FA ZZIN A , Prop. cludes Mr. and Mrs. Emil Brandt, not be placed In the park, as waa (truck) highway is along the raU- the Knights of Columbus carnival for an evening of fun Service Typewrifmr Ctv Is an ardent tennis fan, though his Omaha, Neb.— When Mrs. Blanch structed at Jordan Cove. tinguished. Attorney Samuel B. Harvey that his ditions prevailed during the early duction Is back to normal. there was no trouble among the itrs. Eaten Modean, Mrs. Carl Elam suggested, seats are likely to be road and the state should undertake last night 195 Trnailrall StreeS ■SHfiMfi aon,- Oleg, can beat Min at the Kohlert bad trouble with the brakes The blaze, visible for several client, George J. Kirby, Mansfield part of 1937, bringing a total of Worjdstock-Twin culvert on Per­ and (2arl Anderson. provided at the bus waiting sta­ to construct It, taking tbe bea'vy Been — Wines — Uqoon game. . He and his wife have been on her automobile, she had them rin road. miles, attracted hundreds of specta­ The crowd was large last nlgbt Hollow manufacturer, had vacated more than 30,(M0,CM0 kilowatt hours, tions. The secretary of the associa­ traffic off the Post Road througdiout Dancing Local Agent ^ KEMP'S. Ime. seen'drinking ice cream sodas at a fixed by Garageman Howard Peters. tors, and was fought by 125 fire­ and business was g o ^ . AU of tbs an appeal to the Supreme Court of a high figure on the basis of the Construction— Traffic Alaintained tion was Instructed to wfite the the entire state.” drag store counter. He plays good Then she drove home. As she men from Middletown and Portland booths were doing a good buslaeoa errors In his suit against the town, past, from the generators of the Route No. US 1—New Haven. games of chem and bridge but no turned Into her driveway, another companies. K irby bad appealed from a decision hydro plants in each o f the six Oilumbla avenue. 1 mile of sheet BOLTON golf. Both Russian and American months. Not only was this an ex­ ^car crashed Into hers. .The driver asphalt’. Kings Highway, concrete dishes are served at the Embassy. o f the Superior Court wMch held was Howard Peters. the town had not violated the terms ceptional case, but In two of the six pavement at traffic circle. It’s sometimes said that Senor "Neighbors’ Night” at Mancbee- of an option under wMch It took months, January and April, the rec­ Route No. 4— Sharon-Comwali Don Ifanuel De Freyre T Santan­ CONTEMPT tar Grange has been changed from 260 acres of land at 110 an care. ord for single months were broken. road. 4 miles of bituminous maca­ der, Peruvian ambassador formerly Until this year, Connecticut’s high­ dam from Ellsworth to Sharon < ^ - the 22nd to the 8th at 8 d.s.t. Man­ TALCOTTVILLE assigned to London, "put BrlUahea Greenwich— Injuries suffered Aug. est hydro output for one month had Portland, Ore.— Forrest Mack, ter. Surface complete. chester Orange wlU furnish ths pro­ the British.’’ He’s wearing hla There will be a~ meeting of tbe 8 when struck by an automobile been that of April, 1933, when pro­ Waltsburg, Wash., got a ticket for RouU No. US 5—Enfileld. -East gram. tondon-made dinner jackets in At the last regular Grange meet­ Friendly Circle Tuesday evening. Baymond B. Bowers near her home caused the death of duction reached a figure of 40,499,- speeding. He mailed Municipal Hartford-Springfield road at Hy­ Pennsylvania this summer. ing the older members played cards This will be the first meeting of Miss Josephine P. Farwell, 66, mem­ (MO kilowatt hours. This remained Judge Frank Hilton a 83 check— land’s cormer. 3-4 mile of cone, pave­ Keels click precisely at the Ecua­ after the meeting and tha younger the season. who was last year's vice president | ber of an old Greenwich family unmatched for four years and was 82.50 for the fine and 50 cents to ment succeeds Selectman Joseph Pero, [ dorian Embassy of Ambassador Co­ wMch once owned Farwell’s Island ■’buy yourself some cigars." eaes games. The worthy lecturer M ra Adelaide Power has returned lon gaoy Alfaro. Ho attended closely approached only In rare Route No. US 7—Norwalk. Main Introduced gamea that she received to her home after spending most tff who has held the office for two I in Long Island Sound. instances. The court docket read: "Fine, avenue bridge Stone faced rigid years. Dante Paganl waa tiected I West Point and has two sons there 83.” from tbe Lecturers’ Conference. tbe summer at the home ot her now. Ha’s a Shriner and has January, 1937, set a new mark, frame bridge North Canaan. RMl- Thomas Daly, Jr., received the prize daughter, Mrs. Raymond Barstow, vice president, Matthew Merx wak I taught political science at George CONNECTICUT SOIL. however. In that month, the water- In cards. He in turn will furnish In Portland, Maine. ' re-elected treasurer and George H. I Washington University. powered turbines turned out a total Amazing Mattress Value— MORE the prize at the next Grange meet- MIh Ruth BUnn has returned to Hall was re-elected secretary. Joseph I Hartford, Sept 8.— (A P )— Con­ of 41,426,0(M kilowatt hours, and At the next regular meeting her home after spending a week’s Pero, Michael Coughlin, EMward I W alken Unprotected. o f the Bolton Grange. Sept. 10, necticut soil will be used as nourish­ the April production was only 1,000 Comfort Than Famous M ake $3 Higher I vacation motoring to Virginia. Stein, W. W. Robertson, Lawrence I Dr. Cbengtlng T. Wang, the CM- "Neighbors’ Night” ^11 be observ­ Miss Ann Smith of Massachusetts Converse and Eldward Moriarty, neee ambassador, has a PM Beta ment for a tree to be planted in kilowatt hours less."Although June stayed above the 30,000,0(M kilo­ ed. Tolland, Good WlU and Vernon has been spending several days at were elected as members of the | Kappa at Tale. Alfred Saoke Sse, Consboboken, Pa. Granges are Invited. watt hour mark, production slumped the home of M ra Ruby Loverin. Board of Directors. his predecessor, attended Washing­ In oommemoration of the 160th The Grange will sponsor a fair The schools tai the town of Ver­ The meeting for the elections ot I ton High school before going to Cor­ anniversary o f the Constitution, the below that of the previous five the 26tb of this month. non wUI re<^>en on Wednesday tbe officers followed the serving of a nell—where be finished in 1901. women’s club of Consboboken is months. Indicating the approach ot A ll lecturers of the Granges wiu I 8th, after the summer vacation. dinner which waa attended by 20 Lack of adequate walkers’ pro­ planting a tree and “would like to the poorer water power conditions present a program In presenting the I Paul Lana entertained members of the members. President Pero tection in Washington disturbs Herr surround the tree with a tablespoon of the summer and early fall. WMle fraternity chain to Elast Central of the "Silent Glow" at his borne Hans Dleckhotr, new German am­ of soil from each of the original col- the hydro generation for the final Pomona when they celebrate their presided at the business meeting | INNERSPRING Wednesday evening. A business and reviewed the work thsi | bassador, who found when he was onlea” six months of this year undoubtedly r < f ^ 60th anniversary at Ooventiy meeting was held with a light counsellor here after the war that Thls request was received by the will not equal that of the first six Jxmtitptiht comfort at a Ckange the 15th o f September. luncbeon following. been accomplished by tha assoela- hones and can took precedence Hartford Chamber of Commerce months, heavy rains have kept the eottoB mattraaa pricat The r^lstrars of voters meet at tion. There has not been as much I over M ken In Rock Creek park. from Mrs. F. G. Myers, president of rivers high and this may lead to EYES EXAMINED — GLASSES FITTED Compzra ths features of t^e basement Sept. 7 from 9 a.m. activity during the past year aa I the club. better use of the hydro stations than SMALL WEEKLY PAVME.N'TS uiual nationally adver­ to 5 p. m. for the purpoeea of revie- NOTED EOnOB DIES some others, be pointed out, but be I Pretty Marta 'Trucca, who serves St Down* as official hostess for her father at Accordingly, MlM Bellrose Meu- la normally possible. tised $14.75 mattresiesi - *“ Ing voting list sad to receive names felt that there was need for such I RICHARD STONE *$t Monlhly, Conylng Qiorge for the ‘T o be list". New York. Sept. 8.— (A P ) — an organisation. An organisation tbs Chilean Embassy, gives a good nler o f the chamber staff, armed The record water power produc­ OPTICIAN southpaw performance with a ten­ with a tablespoon will fulfill the re­ 11 Church school at the Center Robert Hunt Lym w , 73.' editor of composed of men Interested In the tion of the first six months played Wm. J. Bergeron, Optometrist nis racket and beats her slsten,' quest from the backjrard of her SALE. I93S MAMMOTH HOTIL MATTRISS church wUl continue Sunday at ''0 the World Almanac until his retire­ business and civic Ilfs of a com- I a big role In fumlsMng Connecticut 789 Main 8L State Theeter Bldg. T^. 4720 p., m., da.t. Special music and a ment In AprlL 1936. died today of a Oraciela and Rebeca around the apartment. with Its greatest six-months demand munlty is In a position to step In I 272 Comfort collt In deep, soft 1 0 8 8 speaker win be features. All are heart attack. He had been lU two and do something for tbe good o f ] -family UUiard- taMe. 'A ll' three eonUally lavltsd- yaara take turns managing household felted cotton I Smart new ticking! the community when tha occsolan I affairs. Lyman was bom In Huntington, arises be said. Tbe association was I Mass., March 8, 1864, He was an Pedro Uartines Fraga, 38-year- composed for and by men o f the PLATFORM SPR IN O — S A L I PRICED (3JRB QUOTA’nONS editor of the Yale News and after I old new Cuban ambaanidor who graduation went to work for the north end. In Its membership are | stayed la the capital with CongreM Double deck comfort CoQs—best Premier 0 8 8 men who have always bad an. In­ wire! Compere $15 Quality! Springfield (Mass.) Republican. His this summer, charmed society with By ASSOCIATED PRESS first New York position was, with terest In the town o f Manchester I his bachelor luncheons, prepared by A zb Cits Pow and L t B ...... 4% James Gordon Bennett’s New York and In the section o f tha town In I a French chef who spent 10 yean in Ark N at Gas ...... 6 Herald. He later went to London which they live. Mr. Pero named | Cuba. He imported a Cuban or- Am Sup Pow ...... as editor of tbe London Herald. several civic leaders. cbestera for a giuden party and lec­ Ctn Marconi ...... l% A fter bis return he went to work Mr. Pero called attention of the I tured at the Institute of Public ’a l M ia w A N D G ET cats Serv ...... ’ ...... 2 \ for Joseph Pulitzer on the New members that every street at the Affaln in Virginia. cats Serv., pfd ...... 37 H York World. He was Pulitzer’s sec­ north end has been oiled this year I Likes to Hunt. El Bond and S h a r e ...... 15T4 retary during the war with Spain and that one o f the Important un-1 Mag Hud Pow ...... 1IT4 Count Robert van der Straten- and served as night editor and act­ dertaklngs of the year la the work I THIS SET OF HEAVY CAST ALUMINUM WATERLESS COOKWARE Penn Road ...... 3^ ing managing editor until his ap­ now going on In resurfacing and [ Ponthos, Belgian ambassador who Unit Gas ...... 8Ti pointment as editor of the almanac rebuilding Tolland turnpike. I f the | has bad 36 years in bis country’s Unit L t and Pow A ...... 6 \ foreign service, likes riding to the in 1922. members and officers o f tbe ai hounds In En^and or Belgium. WardolesEm Rsigs Here ba plays golf with his Argen­ Big sals savings on tbsie fam- tine wife. Gerard Walravens, Bel­ oue, eaty-to-clean felt bass gian second secretary, collects guns. rugs I Smart, colorful patterns Yugoslavia's minister, Constantin FREE! for■ ...... any room...... I See them! .... FoUtch, plays the piano. Hla le- 4 1 ? - gallon "secniAry;:TOkola Perazic, is A and 9 ft Wardolsvni, rsgufarlv 9z10)/i-Ul9 ☆ prim, precisely dressed. Friends 39c, par iq. y d ...... Sfie 71/419 - t.98 said be took 23 trunks of masculine finery along when he and his wife S39.95 Quality Saamlast 9x12 Axminstan moved to Alexandria, Va., recently. Wards famous Durastane, woven to g Otto Wadsted. minister from Den­ Carpet Institute atandarda by one of Talk with any of us who work at the Hanley brewery. W ell tell you that Labor Day, 1937, to a rafil mark, often la described as "the America’s greatest rug miUal * holiday becauw you have bean keeping us 80 bu$y nipplying your Hsmanri for Hanley't. Way b a^ ' diplomat who looks like President 27 Roosevelt.’’ S3 Down SS Mondily, Plue Carrying Charge In the early winter—when other brewera were experiencing a — aangi decUna In ealea—our buai* Former Cartoonist. nsM continued to mount* and we knew that In order to give jrou. In quantity and quality, tha » ■ " - The man drawing pen and Ink 1^’s you like, we mutt get ready. During the fall and winter we more rba« doubled tha brawery’a sketches on place cards at dinners is • apt to be Senor Dan Sergio Hun- capacity. We Inetalled new ageing and fermenting vata—new double atoed brew kettle. . . com* eeua, Chilean first s e c r e t^ . He FOR H A Y FEVER SOc HIND’S ra rw plete new bottling and canning unite. Therefore, Henley’a to'brewed with the moet modern and used to do a newspaper cartoon flneet Ale brewing equipment in Rhode Island’s oldest brewery. IMth thto improred equipment wo strip. •1 v - HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM 7 C Declo de Moura, Brazil’s second MISTOL DROPS...... S O c are today In a better position to meet jrour denaand than at any time during tiw laat 46 yaara. He* secretary, seldom is without a mon­ b - • TWe hoalthfiil, flavor saving saf o f cast aluml- SOc SUN TAN O IL ...... 3 4 c member that Hanley’s has always been the Standard of Excellence —now othera hase mmAm ft the ads. Hirme Wrong, counselor at $1.00 E S T IV IN ______the Canadian LegaUon, likes back- nuin watoHoM cookwaro has boon purchased by 8 9 c Standard of Comparison. Hanley’s hae alwajrs brewed fine Alee end Porter axcluaively—neser any MU)0 VALU E------Lager beer. — ^ •gammoB; -Table tennis Is m order over 2,000,000 women at more than $30.00. G et at the Sunday suppers of Roger $1.00 RINEX CAPSULES...... 8 9 C GILLETTE BLUE GOLD SPECIAL! caucheron, French first secretary. youm iM * by purchasing your Bengal Raogo no«>. AH this expansion program has meant many dollara for the pockata o t American workers of all Bachelors among the diplomats REXALL NASAL SPRAY o ^ Gold Plated Gillette Razor sw ev take In night dubs now and then WITH EPHREDINE ...... Z d C and 10 Bine B lades...... 0 9 C Idnde In many specialized fields. For example, our malt—one of the most axpanstoe ingredlenta to with sons and daughters of other I bigwlng Ale, and the one used In largest quantity—to 1M% Am erican m alt, made from Ameriesn diplomats or American socialites. PERSONAL SEAL /v/v grown barley—although we could use foreign malt atn large sating In coat. Ambassadors who travel fre- BENGAL RANGES SOc MEAD’S PABLUM ...... C quenUy In the United SUtes Include CHOCOLATES, Ib...... DUC 3 7 Aranba of Brazil, Najera of Mexico W e ore proud of the contribution of the entire breuitof Industry to better times and m pK foH tm d sag am hmrg bMn f«mow for error half a canfury as tha c a s t l e i n n d r y g i n , a m jt and Salto of Japan. Envoys also MmiP’S ANNIVERSARY proud of the part that Hanley’s has played. W e knotv, houwvef, that Hanley’s could never be in Itt pras> accredited to Havana often visit finait that monay c4Hi buy. Many new and paK Q «iart...... S I . 0 4 Portable Kerosene ■ d eed NUTS, Ib ...... D a l e ent petition if it were not for the fact that today, aa in 1876k and doom tkrottgh the ycortk H anlt^t Cuba. antad faaturas maka fham tha most convenient, Interest. In American government MCKESSON’S LONDON Aw Pterleat A lt is the faamnte-auith luorlters evcryuiherak took 68 members of the diplomatic •conomical and beautiful ranges you'H find any- e s c a l a t o r DRY GIN, Quart...... S I . 3 9 corps, IndudiDg four ambassadors 1 8 8 60c BROMO'SELTZER...... 4 9 C and nine ministers, to ’’school" last whara. Bengal Combination Coal and Gas or O il GOLDEN WEDDING a « o F!* *The only brm«aery in Rhode Island that hot hod on 1 so DOWN, ' wmter for a special coufse. Sev­ and Gas Ranges, and Bengal Coal Ranges, ere 14 WHISKEY, Pint...... S I . 3 5 every month o f 1«37 eral diplomatic wives took R ^ pin carrying tkarga 60e SAL HEPATICA ____ ..., 4 0 c Cross courses to get certificates In included in thii offer. See them today— taka G Brown Ripple Spr^ RON e ic o r u m , a , o n home hygiene and care of the sick. 25c EX-LAX ...... of this remarkable opportunity. Gives thrifty od hMt for 1 7 c " '• I - ...... $ 1 . 8 9 1 to 2 rooms! Requires no $100 Won't Buy a Finer Fwpwe. Range flakeled k Bengal Cewblnetiea Ceel fins eooaectioiil Uss it CXnZENSBIP DATES eONVENIINT PAYMENTS snywfacrsb Coal-Wood Rangre Hertford. 8 ^ t 8.—(AP)—With Isedeue ilioiineea oe Year'Old kaas Hsstsr with Cooktop—2 more then 300 Connecticut residents rang* siss grstss con- . DOWN ceaud by lift i low oo reedy to apply for dUsenaMp, dates plus CWTF* fo r ths filing of peUtlons are an­ h.s.lk»9m l*ciSm rr s » - tOpL I T * ® lag eharge nounced by Colonel L. L. Martlneau. Sale 58®®^ diviaional director of the United Gleaming poroalaln finish! 800 lbs. of massive east Iron strength! Btatee Immigration and naturallsa- Hug* Ig ” cast iron oven, bekee svenly in cveiy oomor. -

For thoM having mat prcUmlnaiy DISTRIBUTED IN MANCHESTER BY requirements examiners will receive p e t m « » on 8 ^ 4. 10, U , 18, 11, 80, as, 87, and 38. WATKINS r w sena filing at thia win bs tROTUEBS I N C ontgom ery ard WHITE & COMPANY eligthle fo r BaturaUaatien at the M W 288 PLEASANT STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. P eeam bw term c t tha Uqltad Btatm 8E4-8M M A IN STREET DtaCriet O m ^ ----- T E L. 5161 r Tbe James Rasigy On.. FmsMeaee,R.L 59 MANCHESTER EVENINa HERALD, MANGHESTER, CONN, FRTOAY, SEPTEMBER 8 ,193T

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESrSR, CONN,. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBERS, 1987 P A € E 8 I X the commands end Instructloixa" for yourself what tba cost of living nephew, as residuary legatee and Let us quote as to the aetlviUea has increased. Then take out $12 included eubstantial bequasta. ington. Because o f the large mun- — ‘. i TAKE D O aO R ’S CAR o f one David Dublnalcy. "Die mine a year for dues to the CJ.O. What maidandbuher favor, provided It is sponsored . by Counsel for the servants filed ob­ NODEVEOPMENTS EXPECT5,000PUPII5 oers expected at the Uneoln school, chored almost alongside ths Japs- leader’s (John L. Lewis) most gain have you really received? jections to this document and, at klndergarton rlssseo will later bo G .O .P . OPINIONS SPLIT ths Republican National commlt- 9 sum DGHWAl^ avowed confederate is David Dubln- What baa really disappointed and CODNTER-OFFENSIVE SM6 vesstis. Ue." their request. Surrogate Taylor or­ divided Into both morning and Shells' whined within a few yards FROM PARKING LOT sky. Communist President of the disgusted many of the members is CLAIM BIG FORTUNE dered the Interested parties to show afternoon eeasiona there. of the Augusta and one almost Mr. Jewett: ‘•x x x Ths spring New York Garment Workers Union. the methods of boycott used by a IN STRIKE TODAY ON Mnr-TERM PARLEY conference contemplated by OuUr- FOR DEFENSE OF D. S. next Monday why a temporary ad- IN PUBUC SCHOOLS All children who arq enUring BY OflNESE DRIVIS struck a Netherlands warship an­ Dubinsky one of the 47 electors of certain local labor leader. Such de­ school for tha first time Hiould bo man Hamilton is a good idea If real PRE-HOLIDAY SAVINGS .on mands If they were heeded would mlnietmtor should not be adopted. chored off the French Bund. action ia planned beforehand.” New York, recently collected about Mm. Foster died July 14. She was vaednsted and must show a birth American naval and consular au­ (OaattBoad from Page One) (OoatiBiiM from Pag* One) $78,000 for the support of the Com­ have resulted in a lawsuit against certificate. BACK JAP ARMIES Mr. Taylor: "x z x A pre-conven< Dr. G. A. F. Loiidl)erg*s Coope a small local restaurant managed Take Over Mansion and Re­ mom than 90 yearn old at the tlm* thorities announced that the Port Uon rally of the Republican party is munists In Spain." Does It not of bar death. A native of Pitts­ Both Sides Apparently Are Accarate Attendance Fignres A child who will be five years ot of Shanghai was once sgiUn open A country-wide survey by the As­ Gulf of Ifexlco. Each would be sound unreasonsble that labor lead­ by a certain lady' and her father. very desirable." WINES and LIQUORS They incidentally were vlctisos of burgh, aha had been tha wife of age on or before January 1 next n ay to American shipping. Admiral sociated Press today brought ex­ 200 feet wide and. there would be ers In these United States should be enter kindergarten. a (OaattBi^ from Pat* Om ) . Stokn Last Night; Had unemployment due to .*-strike held fuse to See CaDers; Say Richmond Talbot before her mar­ Harry Yamell and Consul Geaeraj pressions from leadefi of tha party a Jiugs airport at each of ths Jfi .Ml.ting Communists to overthrow Awaiting Meeting of State Win Not Be Available Un­ will be elx yean of age on or bafoca In 29 states. The Hoover proposal SU(K>ESTS NEW PABTT A^P LIQUOR SERVICE OFFERS YOU REAL The Prices in one of our local woolen miUa. riage to Frederic da Puyster Fos­ •d iae. % long war by drafting an Clarence Gauss declared, however, Uncolnton. N. C , Sept. S.—(AP) inursectlons. Spain when their own workers are ter. January 1 may enter first grade. that -American commercial— vessels and fsvnr with stats and _|200 in SoppheiJii IL^ _ la-dira need of nooney. None other They are Uterally still on strike amatganey war ^budget of-mora-ttan —There ti one memser o f the Re­ ' Sn3rdsr, ehairman of a Houss sub- SAVINGS ON THESE HOLIDAY SPECIALS. ‘ Listed which as yst has boms to no agree­ Mistress Left a Million. Mediation Board. - All oehool tmtldlnga iHlI''b6~bpM ~ would enter the harbor "at their county chairmen; at least 19 well oommlttes handling tha military ap­ than our own- Mr. Clarence Lupien, til Late in September. next Tuesday from 10 to 13 $000,000,000, mora tban Japan ipant known members of the National publican National committee who BUY THE BEST . . . AND SAVE AT A&P. ment. I ask TOU does it not seem OB tba laat Slno-Japaneaa arar and own risk." thlnka that if the party cannot Uel: propriation bill, sstlmatsd ths total Include local president of Local No. 63, con­ in the morning and 3 to 4 o’clock la American warships, they said, comlttee said they approved It. unreasonable for a labor leader to tha Ruaae^apanaaa war combined, the New Deal another political par­ cost at U.000,000. "You Can Buy With Confidence at A&P" All Texes The Ford coupe of Dr. George A. tributed $1 to this fund. He Is boycott a striker. (Joshen, N. Y , Sept 8.— (A P )— WHAT GARDEN PRODUCE the afternoon for reglatratiaa of would give such aid as was possi­ Other committee members were “Looking at thla proposal from quoted at the union office aa saying, w ith all Interested parties appar­ The public schools of Manchester pupils and consultation with parents ft ralaed tha war total to $720,000,- waribf luke-warm, many wheel- ty abould be formed to take Ita T. Lundberg, familiar to many resi- Furthermore, Ftancls Gorman A maid and a butler stepped out of ently waiting for a meeting of the 000. ble, including convoy escorts In ana place. tha standpoint of defenss and econ­ “Yes, and I contributed $1 to Du- and Mr. Balanger, officials in charge win open next Wednesday moniing, In regard to courses. out of ths danger none. This ba horses refused to commenL danta of Manchester, was stolen binslcy's fund.” During the course their lervants' rtdee and eettled State Board of Mediation and .A r­ He U Charles A. Jonss, membsr omy for a hundred years or more," of this (IocslI woolen) strike have BROUGHT YESTERDAY ' An amarganey aaasian of Parlla- been established policy for some Alf Landon, titular head of the yesterday at 10:30 p. m. fronr the of the evening Mr. Lupien Is again bitration, scheduled for next week, September 8, for the 1037-88 year mant ariU eonalder the budget to- party, bad no comment, but oppoil- for North (GaroUna, and bs said so ha aatd, "It appeara less fantaaUe. In joined the ranks of the CJ.O. They down today in poaeeselon of the LUCKY FALL days. Gauss said the liners Presi­ peacetime, they could be uied for ftniBg station back yard at 790 quoted aa saytog, “If Dubinsky Is a the strike at the Independent Cloak with close to 9,000 children expected morrowi tlon came from Frank Todd, lunsas today In response to questions as to never came to any agreement with ebowplace Tuxedo Park estate of company plant saw no new develop­ dent Hoover and President McKin­ hla views on the suggestion of Her­ commercial purpisea.” Main street, across Blssetl street Communist I am a Communist."' I the firm, leaving the poor unfor­ Sold at auction by R. M. Reid to be In attendance in the elemen­ Des Molnee, la___ 13ilrtsea- Japan saoved to oonaolidata tta ley were ordered not to enter the Republican state chairman. RED CROWN CIN am confident that Mr. Lupien Is not their late mietreae, Mm. JuUa Mar- ments today. tary grades and high school. No Mr. Todd aold ha did not favor a bert Hoover for a pre-convention Cover Both Coasts. from the State Theater building of­ tunate strikers "holding the A Sons St the Manchester Auction montba-old Gene McMahon had a oOBtrol orar tha North China prov- harbor because they were operating 90 PROOF fice of the doctor. In the car at the affiliated with the Communists. And Foeter, ready to fight for the The same 40 strikers and sym­ accurate figures on the enrollment tneea of Hopeh and Chahar. At national "grasa roou" convention. rally of the OOP. Airplanss baaed In the heart of —tnd sn empty one at that. Market yeaterday were; 41 crates pathizers picketed the place thla big job today explaining a black oya not as private vessels but under the nation could fly along the routee time were surgical instruments and no doubt, Mr. Lupien did not know WALTER MAHONEY. right to divide her $1,000,000 for­ will be available until late in Sep­ that rivaled the best ever worn by Peiplag there wero Indication! that He believes organization by pre­ Jonas, Republican member of the No. 1 cauliflower, $20.10; two crates morning and the same number, ap­ tember. government orders to evacuate cincts superior. Seventy-first (Jongress, and long to either coast In 12 hours, he said, fifth 8 9 c quart 1 . 0 9 supplies valued at more than $200, the gentleman well enough, never­ Union street, tune. a priseflghtar. tha gorammant at Japanaaa domi­ Americana and the autbortUas 'Id theless, he should not have commit­ proximately 990. of employees went Morning eesslone of kindergarten It was apparent from some r»- active In party affairs said ha was while army equipment could bs ths ilTCtor reported to Police Ser- Town. Although the determined pair, No. 2 cauliflower, 40 cents; 19 bags to work. ^ Gene’s story wasn’t the ancient nated llanchoukuo areuld be trana- not want to assume responsibility moved across ths continent In 72 ' “ ^ o h n J. McGIlnn. ted himself BO. Many people who yellow coni, 60 ears to the bag, $12; will be held In the following schools, fertad to Palplng, with Emperor pUaa that a feeling exists In some In sympathy with the Hoover Idea OUvia Olsen and WUllam Lowe, Yesterday afternoon a false alarm one o f running Into a doorknob. Ho for them. hours. Half gallon 2.05______^ gallon IsecripUon of the car was attended that meeting were sur­ six baskets No. 2 pears, $2.40; 68 starting Wednesday: Robertson, acquired his ehlner in a faU from a Kang .Teh insteU^ aa ruler of tha quarters that the bolding of such' but for these purposes: 3,99 were definitely "at borne," they re­ of a riot at the plant was tele­ In the midst of the shell geysers a gathering on the Hoover say-so Ths Psnnsylvanlaa said he alao DisHIUd fof_A4P Exdutivaly by Ona «f fha Natten'i UrgasF Dlitillafa least by the police, teletype prised to bear remarks regarding baskets string beans, $27.40; three Manchester Green, Nathan Hale and eecond-etory window to a ocincreto combined araaa. ‘T o consider the reorganisation ^mmunlcatlon system to the state DRIVER IS ARRESTED fused to eee. callers. PoUca at the phoned anonymously to the ' state Lincoln, with afternoon sesslon$'at spouting In the river, the United might project the former President of the party, the formation of a new would urge that Congress provids the progress of Russia made by this and ooe-half bushels cucumbera, police department and additional ■idewalk. Tha black ojro was hti Japanaaa' Charge States supply ship Gold Star de­ and local police departments of same gentleman. gstea kept out vialtors, telephone $2.90; nine buabele melons, $8.99; Highland Park, Hollister and Wash­ Into actual party leadersbjp. .VaUonal Party (ha capitalises the funds next year to let the army ob­ calls brought only an anonjrmoua state policemen were sent here It only Injury in tha 19-foot faiL Tha apofcaaman charged Cblnaaa parted for Kobe, Japan, carrying Said Henry S. Caulfield, of St. tain more than 600 alrplanaa and ad­ eight eastern states. The license Why haa public opinion turned 286 baaketa tomatoes, $140.70; ten with uatng mertara ai^ field artil­ two worde), or joining In a National plates are among the best known In AFTER CORNER CRASH voice to say “nobody home." -.'.nd bushels lima beans, $8.30; 107 was reported. An attempt later to almost 100 wives and children of Louis, last Republican governor of coalition movement” ditional anti-aircraft gum. and be­ against the C. I. 0,T Everyone tha fashionable Tuxedo Park colony trace the call was unsuccesofuL lery to bombard Japanaae-occupled American Marines to safety aa well Missouri: gin building a giant, defensive air COVERLY'S town. They read "POO.” knows that the workere have been bushels shell beana, $67.29 ; 27 Hongkew without warning, killing Such e coalition effort said Jonas TROCADERO CINZANO gasped In amazement baaketa peacbes, $24.30; 10 bushels The trials of a dozen persons ar­ as several tons of mall for America. "I do not think it is advisable for "ahould be based upon a well-de­ base In Alaska IMPORTED exploited. Even with all the In­ Adams Street Young Man Held rested here In connection with the many Japanaaa clvlUana and wound­ him (Hoover) to taka the Itader- IMPORTED WINES Chief fighting point in tne serv- cabbage, $3.90; one basket wild It was the first American refugee fined declaration of constructive He said next year’s nationsl de­ justices the workers have perpetrat­ for Violating Rules of Road; anta' claim to aU the Foster wealth. •trike are scheduled to be heard In ing taro consular ofilcials. Thla, ha ship to leave since the oombard- shlp In calling any party meeting grapes, 39 cents; one crate blue­ principles and policies looking to fense fund prolmbly would equal, Pain or Golden Shorry VERMOUTH OPEN FORUM ed they are still "on the side of the - Other Accidents. Instead of the $39,000 bequeathed to Police Ctourt a week from today at said, demanded definite Jspanr-' ment of the President Hoover Mon- He Is a very fine man, but 1 don't and perhaps surpass, last scsalon's CUBAN RUM angels" In comparison to thejnjus­ berries, 32 quarts to the crate. 10 a. m. rstrlbatlon. think at this time be haa the con­ the preservation of our oonatttu- 30-OZ. BOTTLE each In a will filed Saturday, was $4.20. ^ y . Uonal American system of govern­ peaceUms record by $931,000,000. LOCAL C. I. O. LEADERSHIP. tices and pagan philosophy inflict­ another will, purportedly In Mm. rhtn»s! asserted that their savers One shell blasted a gaping hole fluence of the public." m t h 1 . 2 5 (Jlarence Krol, 23, of 371 Adams Total for the day $329.49. SPECIAL ment interpreted In the Ught of The session just ended appropriat­ Dry Sweat ed and upheld respectively by the street, was arrested on a charge ot Foater'a own bandwriting, which ^ iitw g of tlM Japanese was in re­ In a Japanese transport anchored Certain of a Split ed $$19,263,194 for the army and Industrialists. Public opinion haa Believing, evidently, that the Twentieth Century conditions and Editor, The Herald; violating the rules of the road by they offered for probate yeaterlay ST. BRIDGET’S CHURCH After your vacation at the shore your taliation for the destruction of the only a short distance from the Jap­ $616,298,808 for ths navy. n « h 1 9 9 T A W N Y r O R T ‘T have In my possession an au­ opposed the C. 1. O. primarily be­ Itch Pootung industrial area. Democratic fireworks in the last progress." Policeman Joseph A. Prentice yes­ before Surrogate Charles E. Tay­ anese cruiser Idxunao,- flagship of "An ordinary Republican oottven- The army bUl will allow the War thentic transcript of the plan of cause of Its un-Ameiican principles terday at 7:19 p. m. after an auto­ lor. PUBUC RECORDS Aa avsnlng fell; the affect of the the combined Japanese first and Congress were symptomatic of an Department to buy or eontmet for Aqad for 18 Yaara m « . 1 . 1 5 and tactics. motor needs a complete cleaninsT. Incurable split, many Republican Uon called and held at thla time for 89<-95. campaign for the general steel mobile driven by Krol was Involved . Produce Other Win REPAIRS BIG CHANGE Chinese firs was Intensified and the third fleets. 913 airplanea. Snyder said be fa­ strike worked out by America's lead­ To substantiate the above remarks at Center and Proctor streets with banted Japanese rushed three war­ promlnenta .threw cold water on the purely partisan advantage will The servants' document was Warrantee Deeds Three Chinese shells crashed serve no useful purpose, in my vored Increasing that number by 100 ing (Jommunist, William Z. Foster. a very able gentleman, Mr. William a car operated by John Tobin of 90 ships up the Wbangpoo from Woo- through the roof of the Japanese suggestion Advanced in some GUP dated September 10, 1932—the pre­ Ruth H. Johnson to F. Albert and tie i us steam clean and make it look like quarters that antj-Roosovelt Demo- judgment," said the North Carolina next yta f. It auppUed funds to In Pittsburgh In 1936. The details Hudson, vice-president of Local No. Hanmer street Mr. Tobin was Appearance of Edifice and Rec­ sung. They took up positions Just consulate In the northern sector r start construction ot an air base at of the procedure of the present steel 63, (C. 1. O.) made the statement, slightly injured. vious paper bore a July 26, 1932, Ruth F. Spinney, property on the new with our new Steam Power Washer. off the Garden bridge at tha foot crati should be invited Into ihe committeeman. date—and said "(I) leave all my tory Greatly Improved by the International Settlement De­ party fold. Tacoma, Wash.—the first ot a chain strike were laid down In their en­ "I know the principles of the. C. I. The accident occurred as Krol north side of Hilliard street. of the Bund. An anti-torpedo net spite the steadily better aim of the Jonas asserted that the "New Intended to guard America's bor­ O. are wrong Insofar aa they do not real and personal property to be Hanalne Bose to Adam C. Man- Renovations in Progress. _ Km p tha party, they said, on the Deal Party" is National in aeopj ATHERTON RYE I.49 tirety in that plan,” quotes the Hon. turned left to enter Proctor road, In was thrown out around a 20,000- Chinese gunners. Japanese officials ders. guarantee a jifst living annual wage equally divided between Olivia ui- kin, property on the west side of bed-rock of Ita fundamental prin­ and ha declared that In his opinion E. E Cox, Representative from front of Hobln's cat, according to ton Japanese transport which has refused to evacuate the consulate. He predicted, too. that Congress for the worker.” Although a zeal­ the policeman. ■en, my maid, and William Lowe, Summit etreet, near East Onter The grass seed that was planted ciples; let the Democrats alone and any hope of overthrowing it Georgia, recorded In Congress. been tha principal Chinese targeL As ths Chinese fire crept nearer would vote money to allow the army He further quotes, 'T have an au- ous member of the C. I. O. this far­ A large roadster driven by Mat­ my butler, because of their faith­ street, revenue stamps Indicate In the lawn In front of S t Bridget’s Saturday Only stay away from movements to "through the Instrumentality of the church rectory. Is making good A hurried police check showed the Idztlmo, the Augusta was change the name or principles ot to increase tta equipment of tanks, thetle list of names of the organizers sighted gentleman baa the knowl­ thew M. Moriarty of 319 Center ful service. I wish them a happv price of $6,900. that 11 persons were wounded by placed In increasing danger. It was Republican party sectionally con­ armored cars, semi-automatic rifles, edge and the fortitude to admit the street collided with an electric Ught Ufa." progress and shows that the new the Grand Old Party. trolled as heretofore Is futile." for the C. I. O., which shows that Thomas D. Graham to Sarah A. the shell which struck the foreign anchored -only a few hundred yards motors, and guns that can be towed 70 of them are members of the (Jom- worker cannot be benefited until company pole at West Middle turn­ Mias Olsen bad been In Mm. Foe- grading work done had added much I see nothing at thla time to He said: Scotch Sale Graham, one-balf Interest In prop­ to the appearance of the rectory, business district Just a block south away. cause the Republican party to be­ at high speed. muBlst Party. In addition to these this alu la attained. , pike and Broad street yesterday at tar’s employ 29 yearn; Lowe hr.d erty on the west side of Edgerton of the Garden bridge across 8oo- "If the Republican party la to Snyder said he Is considering call­ 79, there are working aa volunteer JAN ZAPADKA 6:20 p. m. Mr. Moriarty reported to served her 17 yearn. which haa been repainted. The work come jittery,” said Perry W. How­ survive it must become truly a na­ street — $ 1 . 5 0 — cbow creek. Two of the wounded ard, national committeeman from' ing his sub-committee together Dec­ organizers 46 others who are known 102 Eldridge Street, Sergeant John J. McGIlnn that as Tba later will was offered (or that has been going on In the In­ tional party. For seventy-five years Florence J. Spencer to Wilbur T. terior and exterior ot the church la were dying. Shrapnel fell ever a Mioaliaippi. “ 1 am opposed to tnc ember 1 to start bearings on the or suspected (Jommunista. Out of Town. he stopped for a stop sign, for some Mies Olsen and Lowe, by their at­ end Bernice A. Little, property on wide area including that adjacent to pre-convention. I am opposed to Its leadership has utterly failed military supply bill. — Located At: aa organizing staff of 249 people, Inexplainable reason, his car cross­ torneys, former Justice Humphrey well along and will be finished by LEWIS TO MAKE impress Itself favorably upon near­ ed the road and sidewiped the pole. the west side of Hlllstown road, the end of thla month, which In­ the Brltlah consulate. any reorganltatlon of tha party CLEN CORRIE 121 of them are self-avowed CJom- LOCAL No. 68 OF THE C.I.O. J. Lynch, of ths Supreme (5ourt, ly one-balf of the country geo­ revenue stamps indicate price of cludes the addition of a new door Throughout the afternoon the that will in any way affect its DIZZY DEAN In Manchester mimtats or are known to be Com­ Editor, The Herald: The pole and the rear end of the and Natalie F. Couch, president of $900. Augusta was In grave danger aa fundamental princlplea." graphically. The south has be«9 Seattle, Wash.—Police are look­ munists." automobile were damaged. the Rockland 0>unty Bar Aaaocla- on the south front part of the through these years on this account What has ths C.I.O. really ac­ Yesterday at 2:30 p. m. an auto- Certifloate of Devise Chinese shore batteries churned the PLEA FOR UBOR National committeemen and ing for a man with a round moist 8 Year Old fifth The following quotation la taken Uon. church, replacing of warped clap­ Manchester complished for the workers? Have Estate of Lewie Edmund Beebe women who said they agreed wttn tied to tbs body of death ot a one- mobUe driven by George EMtnund boards and painting of the exterior. waters of tha Wbangpoo river artth •pot on the back of his coat as an 1.99 from the weekly labor joumel “So­ any of the so-called leaders ot the Hold the Estate to Ruby (Seneva Beebe Clemson, party system. Wilson of 112 Walnut street ran The new roadway has been com­ a murderous bombaidment The fire the Hoover notion, at least In ptin- annoyer of women. Mrs. Sybil O. 844 Main da! Justice"------"William Z. Foster, Textile Union ever reasoned what clplt Includeo Creighton and Mrs "There muit be two truly Na­ 12 Yaar Old fifth 2 .9 9 Into the rear end of a car operated Mias Couch said she and Ljmch daughter, property on the west side pleted from the Main etreet en­ from the heavy howltsers emplaced FARMAUJANCE Taylor, 19, told officers she was leader of the American Communists, they have gained by joining the C. had advised the two to bold the es­ of Oakland etreet. 'Wilma Hoyai of Arizona; T. J. tional parties. Naturally, I hope by Owen K. Warren of Bolton Notch trance on the south aide of the In Pootung, across the river from gazing into a window, munching an today they (referring to Mr. Lewis I.O.? tate until the Impending court duel the Bund, were taking thetr toll of ICennamer of Alabama; John F. the Republican party will bs chosen Street at Woodland and Broad streets. U t Pendens church. Dry wells have' been dug Motor Sales and Mr. Foster) also are the best of (OentlBiied frntn Page One) Harris of Florida; Harriton E. as the instrumentality through' apple, when a man grabbed at her. Let me enumerate for your con­ The two accidents yesterday at over the wills was settled. Lowe Home Owners Loan Corporation and the rain water drains from th the Japanese. She jerked away, he ran. friends and Foster tells Lewis what sideration their gains. Yes, they Broad street Intersections were the had been living wltb hla wife and Forced to Hove la Spangler of Iowa; Hugh Butler of which salvation ahall come to the to do. Apart from these p^osltlons against Harry P. and Ulllan M. church and bouse have been con­ Your Oldsmobile Dealer creased, tha National Labor Rela­ Nebraska; Charles A. Jonas of country In thla crlals. She wouiid up and let him have fifth have received a 4c hourly Increase. third and fourth at Broad street In­ daughter, who are in England, In Curtis, to foreclose a mortgage on Pootung Point, which Juts out in­ of leadership the C. L O. is permeat­ Now, If you are ever so fortunate to nected In most of the wells. The 20 East Center Street Manchester tions Board came Into new promi­ North Carolina; Harvey C. Jewett, "But If the Republican party can­ the apple— right between the VAT 69 tersections during six days. rooms over the garsge, but Mlsa property on the east side of Stark­ work In this line Is now being done to the bend of the Wbangpoo oppo­ nence. shoulders. ed with Communists from top to bot­ work 40 hours a week, 92 weeks a site the Garden bridge, was envel­ Jr., of South Dakota; J. Will Tay­ not meet the test, then another tom. 0>uch said he now had moved Into weather street on the north side of the church. It has drawn charges from A. F. lor of Tennessee: George W. Snyder year you receive a sum total In­ The National Ovll Service Re. the manelon. oped in roaring flames that leaped bullded upon true foundations “Through Foster, Moscow com- crease of $83.20 per year tban be­ of L. members of C. 1. O. “hlas." of Utah and Plcrpont Wood of Wis­ should take Its place." form league was formed in New­ The previous will named Frederic over the water and forced the Au­ maads, and the C. I. O. carries out fore joining the union. Again figure port, R. I., In August, 1881. Currsntly It Is under attack from consin. FOOD SALE Foster de Rham, of Tuxedo Park, a a M M S M gusta to move In closer to the Bund the International Brotherhood of Like Mr. Howard, W. David Tllgh- late thla afternoon. Electrical Workers, an A. F. of L. man, Jr., of Maryland, chairman ot SATURDAY, SEPT. 4, 11 A. M. Fires were sweeping other areas affUtats. for invalidating a closed the Republican state central com­ TOWN ADVERTISEMENT qUABRYVILLE CHURCH , r.‘ , '' s;. ' and spreading rapidly. They were ■hop agreement the union made with mittee, used no diplomatic language L. A. Society fUiming many lives and caualag (Near Bolton liidce) tha National Electric Producu In expressing opposition. snormous property damage. Home Baked Cakes, Flan, Bloody flgbtfSg continued with Oorp., at Ambridga, Pa. Group Meetings NOTICE Cookies, Eteu out interruption along tha Woosun, Tba board ordered an election to Said Mr. TUgbman: "1 don’t look and Lotlen sectcua north of the datarfflina. irtuithac thla union or the with favor on the propoeal for a Primary Caacos Proposals dty. According to a Japanaaa army electrical workars union, a C. I. O. party at prsaent. I think that Chair­ spokesman leas than a score of a group, ahall rapreaant the employee. man Hamilton is proceeding in the The following names have been Japanese company survived an ef­ Dan W. Tracy, proc.ldent of the A. light manner in having groups of proposed for nomination aa candi­ fort to relieve a village near Lotlen F, of L. union, predicted yesterday leaders for conferencea. i feel that dates (or the several offleae at the will accompliah more than having surrounded by 9,000 ^Inese. tha action meant another Supreme T2>wn of Mancbeetar, to be voted for al' leaders meet at one time." at the nominating caucus to be held The Japanese forded Woosung Court teat of the Wagnar Labor In contrast, many who favored creek breast deep In water only to Act. A Federal court bad,^upbeld the In tba State Armory In said Man­ the Idea said so with evident jn- chester. on the second Tuesday in be met by withering fire. In rapid contract made by Tracy’s union. thualasm. Frederick E. Schortemler, Trade-in Your Worn-out Tires For succession the Japanese company Among the major cases now be­ September (which will be Septem­ former secretary ot slate of Indiana ber J4. 1937). commander, lieutenant and ser­ fore the board are a group arlalng and now Marlon county (Indiana- geant major were killed as each u> from the steel strike. The polio will be opened at nine Added Attractions Montgomery Words New' First Quality puUi) chairman, said he thought so o'clock In the forenoon and will re­ turn attempted to lead an advance. It has scheduled a hearing at well of the Idea that he considered Command finally developed on a Franklin Boro, Pa., next Wednesday main open until eight o'clock In the writing Chairman Hamilton and in­ afternoon. Standard Time. corporal who led a successful de­ on charges that Bethlehem Steel viting ths party workers to gather fense of the Japanese position. Corp. violated the Wagner Act by St the Indiana state fair grounds. REPl BLIC.VN PROPOSALS A preliminary count of the dead­ aupportlni a so-called "company A few othsr favorable reactions FOR NO."«INATION. A T TH E BIG ly fire on Japanese buildings north RIVERSIDES union" and Interferrtng with strike were: Selectmen of Soochow creek showed J9 Jape activities. Mr. Creighton; “x x It would do David Chambers nese had been killed and wounded . The board alao haa caaea under much to solidify the antl-New Deal Charles J, Davidson This holiday leave tiro worrioa behind. Trade in addition to numerous casualties on way against Welrton Steel Co. at forces " James Findlay your dangoroua, trtad-wom rubber now. Warda board tha transports and warsblrw. New Cumberland. W. Va.. Republic Mr. Spangler: ‘"x x x A gatnering Charles J. Garrow liberal allowanca for old tiraa paya a aisasbla part which were the main Chinese tar of the country's best minds who Steel Co., at Canton. Ohio, and in­ Qarence N. Luplea of Riveraidea’ l*w priceai Lat Rivtraidta’ huaky gets. land Steel Co., at East Chicago, would truly represent the people Richard Martin and who would candidly and fear- carcaia and deep-cut, road-gripping oafety traad Shipping Endangered Ind. The Welrton esse, however, did Joseph □. Pero togiveioUslactOtY L Althou^ their fire was increas­ laaaty map such a couraa of activity Harold M. Read give you maximum aecurity and protection. Coma not arise from ths steel strike. as Is best calculated to restore both ingly accurate, the Chinese shells C. I. O. stefl workers also have Robert E. Rlcbardsea K.-C CARNVAL in today. See Warda tira man for an appraisal on and the Japanese counterfire were state and nation to a forward look­ filed complaints against the Youngs­ ing pollcv baaed on common sense. Mathias Spless your old tiraa. endangering foreign shipping, an­ town Sheet and Tuba Co. I Mr. Butler: x z x Strongly in Charles A. Staye Harold R. Symington Ask About Wards Monthly Poymont Plan Leland T. Wood Assessor Emil L. G. Hohentbal N O W GOING ON 1 ''Vf 'f-■ -Aitl Town Clerk V Samuel J. Turklngton AUTO SPASK Treasurer K . OF C. GROUNDS, MAIN ST. BETWEEN DELMONT AND HOLLISTER STS. George H. Waddell JACK PLUGS Tax Collector makes the world go 'round « « 3 . 5 5 Robert J. Boyce Samuel Nelson, Jr. 2.10 25c Registrars of Voters Harold F. Maher ' Reg. $3.29. Wards Double 'W ards Winter King. O , ^ O Wards Standard Quality. Alexander C. Noble Lift Type. 3000 lb. capacity. Single electrode. Warde So- Robert N. Veltch Big Kiddies Matinees Hardened eteel bearing!. pm ae Qnallty P h tg ...... 49e Constable „»ual 391 1 pi«c« «=***• LlfU from 6H to 19 Inches! Famona "Oianiptoa" .S9e Charles Crockett ' Jamas W. Foley PATCH Otto H. Herrmann DRE Raymond E. Robinson and M O N D AY c » Prices W ards KIT PUMP Prescription Pharmacists 903 Main Street We DeliTerw.Dial 5321 Bedrlck J. Straughan Narragansett Board of Education Rev. K. E. Erickson 95 c 59c 75c Bayer George E. Keith. a dallciouig rafrashiBg bavataga, 72 eq. In. else. Contaiiu ?\GAROL . . . $1 .00 *Doll Carriage Parade patching rubber, 25 patches. 8ere at Warda low price! ASPIRl.N, lOO’s. 50c Pie Eating Contest Heavy gauge UzlX' barrcL DEMOCRATIC PR0P08.VL' a plaasant souKca of ralaxatlaa, 2 tabes eeraent. buHirl Long, easy etrokc. Fasti 75e—Quart 81.00 FOB NO.MlN'.\TION. FOR GIRLS FOR BOYS Get the** 75c— Quart Selectmen !t ra/e-pric. pl AUTO MINERAL OIL . ,49c -NLJOL, OUC MILK OF Michael J. Boland AT 3:30 P. M. SATURDAY AT 4HK) P. M. SATURDAY • • a craator of amployataBt, AUTO MAG.NESIA 39c George C Calllouette HORN BULBS 23c Charles J. Davidson Charles J. Garrow a frlaad to labor and antarpriaa. NOXZEMA ...... 12r 500 Dovalette 50c Ipana H. OUn Grant Three Prizes Two Prizes 79c 5c -Cleansing O ^ Tpoth Paste . 34c Clarence N. Luplen 75c Tissues ^ L C Frank Nackowsld Reg. 89c. Loud, vibrator 8 candlepower bulb. Re­ Robert E. Richardson OVALTINE .... 75c Antiseptic ■'4 type. Chroma plated 9)4" places Msads bulb No. 68. 52c Theodore C. Zimmer face! Tone adjusting smew! Now lOOe, 38-33 e. p ...... tie Mouth Wash, qt. Assessor Motgturt-proof cmM* Na 1186, 31-3 e. p ...... 19c 10c Lifebuoy John D. Wilcox S1.25 Remember! Monday-Labor Day Will - . SO.\P, 1 1 - Town Clerk « a. 0.-.4 (Plu.(F)us tax) I V ■ PETROLAGAR 50c Hoepital FAMOUS 84c 2 for ..... l i e COTTON, lb. Samuel J. Turklngton Beg. $1.S0 UQUIO 29c Treasurer' 2$.10e a «|t. qiaHty* ^ SIM ONiZ CLEANER 81. Louis Philippe George H. Waddell Be Last Day Of This Big Carnival jo o r cqetMner. Registrar of Voters your ^•sSodard LIPSTICK...... 74c LISTERINE 50c Edward F. Moriarty priceel ® ^ pur# Pennsyl- 44c ConstaMa 1 1 ' A c ReHned eoMliestl Each 29c Thomas R. Botand • • • Choice of Wsa or Xleeiier. Wards Soprema Qaality. For Edward Copeland newer cere. Use before wax. HOLIDAY WINE and LIQUOR VALUES! Jamas D<'Ty Monday Matinee Feature: F i Baagval Ala • Palo • Light 6*vi» leng-Ustfaig fliw ing. Cleans gently sad Edmund Dwyer thoroDgiily. Oirl R. Johnson s y g v COBB^ CREEK, OLD HARBOR, £ * m Chilton 6in, I Q Ernest Pohl QLIL49. Pint.. i V C S1.29. Pint.. O / C quart...... Q A e X « / William Hosrard Taft PET SHOW for BOYS and GIRLS Board of EdneaHaa Straight Rye, 1 Year Old. Mary Dtelenachneldar Imported Scotch Whiakey, distributed Landon Dry Gin, a q 90 Proof, A n o M rs Sarah J. Haaly 2 Prisai Boyi and 2 Prireft ffu: Giris for the Belt Entries. 151 CHARLES STREET 9 Yean Old, Q O Dated at Mancbeeter thla 2ad day BY: 85 ptool, quart.. .^ 9 0 C qO B rt...... Q i a I Q fifth ...... Q * e O « 7 MORIN A CO., INC. HARTFORD, TEL. 7-9121 of September 1$87. 824-828 MAIN STREET SAMUEL J. TURKINOTON, TELEPHONE 51B1 M A N C H E S m ZdvnO atk. P A 6B E IG B T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTjSR, COIW, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 .188T MANCHESira EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8 .19ST Page IKanrtieBtpr ^rnTgea in a dlffarent angle from oura able tha farmars to spend tea Tha i^ipatito Is frequently poor and from' -that point on. He ytalda ap- months of ttw yaar laatead ot on ly nauaaa may oeour.------tn tlon o t the eottax of the adraaal glands. Fonnerly patlenta who bad panmUy a aomewhat qualified sup­ five or six In Florida or Southsm In a s iUoTt to uaa only thoae Sttpttfns Vpralb foods which be la aura wifi agree a breakdown of tea admala inva­ port^ the flzlng of retail milk California or traipsing the country with him, the patient usually ahan- riably dlad. New by tha use e< Washington Daybook PUBUBHEO BT TH^ prices but- wonders why those' who In trailers. ly curteila the diet and poaslbto tela antract which la eaUad'ooftla, GULDAHL, MANGRUM 01 WULLD PRINTIN'O COMPAXT. INC thalr Uvea may be langthtntq ^9 Prottom Grovor^ Glahts Boost Lead To A Full Game II BIsm U StrMt accept this particular brand of gov­ omits many wbolesotaa foods. Part- -D octor MAaehMttr. Ooaa. ernment control . object to such ly because of thle restricted aelec- FlnaUy. there la a dafinita aSact TBOU a B rCRQUSON JAP TA LES tion of food and partly because of of tea pituitary on tha parathyroid Waahin^n— One ^tea teJjq^hls case yet, either. The Choetews measures ths National Labor Rela­ MTufTABY EXERCISES teat can happen to an Indian In TO SET NEW GOLF 0«Q «ru Itaoftfftr glMds wuch are largaly concerned . *ome coal land at tribal One of the stories given out by poor aaslmilaUon, ha flhda It dUfi CONTROL OVER OTHER day of anUgbUped treatment ot the FQMd*4 Oetob«t I, 1111 tions Act and the Wagts-and-Hours cult to gate weight and may be with tha handling o t calcium by tha property and Fix predicts some CARDS HUMBLED IN Elm-Fiore Battle Again; the Japanese military officials who OLANDS Df BODY. redman la to be left off ths tribal day ha wlU get a Share ot i t Febllehed Bvtrr Bp«b1os Cxe«pt BUI. In which he is logical •teadlly losing wreighL A s a gen­ 'body and with tha gitnrth ot roU. Local Sport Birling Good For Hips, I and Ban Hogan, of Fort Wo VUdajrt aad BoUdajra. Sot«r*d at tb* are disseminating the news from eral rule he la troubled with con­ Not only does tha government Both Shatter Par by S x T«aua. Fast Offiea at Uaaebaatar. Ooetu as enough. stipation. m o r r is nSHRElN Offhand that wrould aound Uka dppoze him, since it made the orig­ •aooDd Class ICalt Ifattsr. North China la that In the flgbtlng Editor, Jonmal of the Am«Ho«.. being expelled from tee D.AJL or TENTH AS DODGERS Delaney To Face Parker Jimmy HlnM, at Garden But in supporting one-man milk I do not know of a single help inal finding, but members o f tea Says Champion Girl Birler at LoUen one Japanese battalion Medleal AaaoelatloD, and et Hy- tee Elka but-to aa Indian it la a .tribe in good standing on the rolls Chatter Iktag Island, who won tha SUBSCRIPTION RATES which will be more Important to Strokes in Hershey Open price mandates “Reader” employs xete, the Health Magaalna. I The Poet*s Column cash propoaltlon, not sentimental. don't want him In on the tribal 9klls, N. Y., open last weak Obs Tsar br Mail ...... M.OS commander single handed killed 34 the patient with stomach trouble The Indians on tee tribal roU re­ pool. Sam Flore, chunky, blg-muacledXcaa tell every time be is going to with a sparkling 274, waa two FSf Msatb by MjUI_ .w an argument that to ua does not than right diet _H la dUricultiae TOPCUBSINIITH It would seem that the Damon ■ ••••••••••I -01 Chinese soldiers with a Samurai In addition to ths functions of BEATY. ceive dividends from tribal prop- TbompeonvUle Italian, will fight It throw a glove because the muscles Cloquet. Minn., SepL 8._(AP).-*old tmist. "to great for the hips P*r with a 76. . ~ seem sound! He says that If we have come upon him because be has Tbere are hundreds of other tn- and Pythias relationablp that once If you, tee harassed husband, can't With Cards of 67 Bat Miss Dsffvaf^^Sos' Tiar ...... li.oo sword. tee pituitary gland teat have al­ arty. In many tribes tba communi­ dlane in like condition. The Kla« on tha toft’ aids of bis face tighten and waistline. want the advanced standards in the been eating incorrectly and It out with Ekldle Elm, Manchester existed between Jack Dwyer and ready been mentioned. It hae a defi­ "Beauty dote not last for aye,” ty kitty runs into millions and the math Indians in Waahington have first." If Fiore's observations are read your sports pages In peace b«.i This part ot the procedure ap' GRANT WINS 5IEDAL ICKUBER OP THE ASSOCIATED No doubt that tele was politely only when he is willing to change middleweight, in the main go at Joe Hublard has been broken as the PRESS purity and quality o f milk main- nitely estebUahed place-aa a con­ I beard one say. Income buys much gasoline and valuable timber lioldlnga and pay true he has seen aomethtog t^ t cause tee little -xroman to worried pears o.hed ahoaa and anything meteods of handling and deUvery, we ery. Those wishing some general bodily glands. For Instance, there neys In Washington, D. C, merely fallen before the SUk Towner would answer. der par, won the medal for at all Dsirs dUpatctass orsditsd to But there la a beauty already been divided among .oie ■onvUe arena a few wreeks ago It Blueflelds tilt last Sunday.. . .the but pertect balance to dlaastroua Torrington Medalist or not othsrwiss orsdUsd lo ^ is told, but It may be doubted whether dietetic suggestions are welcome to la one substance from the pituitary to draw up timber eale contracts. Going, Paces Triumph of have liked to have know very, very Tell her you have discovered—on Grant of Watherafleld and must expect to pay for the equip­ That never doth decay members, but thoae off the roll Several hundred Indiana ware left waa the tame Flore who gave Elm Green manager and sponsor makes Those Ignorant Easterners! psr sod also tbs loeal oswf pub- the most enthusiastic o f Its recip­ send for my article on STOMACH wrblch is called the diabetogenic sub­ much. Fiore will have plenty of the sports page—the way she him the favorita today, as a o S S Kbad bsrsta ment and pay enough to insure But grows more lovely every day would like to get on because It off the Klamatb rolls also, and one of the closest calls to bis me­ no bones about hto anger over the TROUBLE by writing to me in care stance, because It it known that tea trouble to forcing tee fight because should reduce. Miss Marcband won her title at 16 of Connecticut’s top-notch | All rights of rspublicstlons ients did not make secret allowance A heaven born charm would give them at least a sem­ thereby hangs another case before teoric career. A dead game boy punch that the former Green coach Escanaba, Mich.', where she ducked Hershey, Pa., Sept 3.— (AP) — apoclsJ dlspstebss bsrslo srs also ra­ decent return to dairy farmers, dis­ of this newTspaper and enclosing pituitary can definitely Influence the Terrymen With Two Hom­ Elm to one of the beat conditioned She should try birling. era began match play In tha fOu.i for ah error of at least one and Oentlenesr and grace divine blance of a claim against the gov­ congress. and a terrific ptmeber, be waa only Took at tha present mentor.... an Impoelng list of contendere. Ralph Guldahl, of Chicago, national sa rvsd. tributors and all men employed In large, stemp^, self-addreased en- use of bote carbohydrates and fata boys to grace the Nutmeg ring. There to tee champion woman annual Torrington golf club mvlt in the body. The gift within the reach ernment for not being cut in. It la all very complex,' because bested by 5ne of Elm's spectacular Log rolling means mighty vtUe open golf champion, and ^ y Man- possibly two of those cowardly and velope. Joe Delaney, promtolng Manchea- birler (log roller, to you) as Ex- tion tournament Poll sarrlca ollaot of N B A Sara the milk busineu. Of all mankind. the Indians did not keep especially ers; FeDer Stops Yanks. last minute recoveries. Fiore waa “Jack had no excuse to hit Joe," to most folks. One touring east­ grum, of Dayton, Ohio, awoke to lea laa stupid C h ln ^ . The investigators are convinced tar UghtwelgbL will step right.Into {UUt A. Grant turned in five blrdlaa If the state government allowed tbsi. the pituitary baa some definite —ANNIE RUSSELL ATTONSON Take Mr. Fix, Now good birth records. Among tbem- to the lake stands during the last tee upper bracket of CotmacUcut says Hublurd..,, “Joe waa only erner actually accepted birling as this model community near Harrla- bis brilliant qualifying roimd One Look Oonv'inoea Marabsr Amaneso Kawtpspar Pub* anyone and everyone to peddle Thirty-two, perhaps; possibly qCESTIONS AND ANSWERS relationablp srith tee ialanda o f Lan- A eample la the case of Robert aelves they knew who w tf .who. show when Elm outpointed Tony argutog tha decision at first and one way of pronouncing bowling. bnrg today, confident of setting a terday, and holed out many amateurs on the same card when be She to Laura Marcband—in pri­ llshars Asaoeistloa milk at any price they could get. thirty-three. But thirty-four—and gerbana which are the Important ' THE TIRED BABB. Fix, who claims to be a de­ but It la a tough aaalgnmenT By SID-FEDER Andreas. After the fight he stated meets Johnny Parker of Tbompaon- suddenly Jack popped him ___ If it But but here, where the big new record for the 72-hoIe 95,000 putts, one of them a 30-footer.' It would give those employing (Adhesions) scendant of Choctaw Indians. Ha lone Indian at outo with Aaaoelated PreM Sports Writer teat he had taken tha opportimity had' been me I'd o knocked hto vate life, Mrs. Waldron Hebert. woods y e making their last eUnd, Hershey Open. Pabltsbars Rapraaantsttvas: Tba single-handed? That is a great Question: Viola B. aaka; 'T substances in tee control of sugar. viUe who baa fought the best to and The bustoeaa of showing ths way ecore of 82 suffieed to make '‘ Joltos Mstbaws Spacts) Aaoncy—NaW cheap methods and handling a Whan these Ialanda are deficient, He fell asleep and hla fam ily were left off the to prove bis ancestry. Thi Social note: Lady Luck is that to study Elm’S style and the way to block off” .,,, Hublard waa all for tela favorite sport of the old time many. have been told I have a^eslons i!teo j around thePhiladelphia. those who would not be displeased outdoor!, that never tasted green Fix family got no land. The sen­ ship is bottad for Rotterdam from at flrvt baas earlier in the year, waa Liberty entitled "The Umpire Talks tars 9-8; drove to four runa By dyspepsia la meant tba Indiges­ the patient has made a decided Im­ ease may be treated by the admtals- ratification. loaded. The Pirates’ flve-nm rally Gehrig, Yankees. .368. There’s a 'strong campaign afoot Picard waa In third place with a grass, that were fed on brewery and ate committee has not acted on Madeira. benched to favor of the ailing but Back” . .. .It's authored by the vet­ Woody Jensen, Pirates—Hit with a Hoover leadership. Thoae tion caused by the loss of the nor­ provement. However, the patient ta heavtoivhitttog Sarrbo Leslie, but to the ntotb beat the PhlUles, 11-8. Runs—DiMigglo, Yankees, 138; already to get husky (3ene Mako off sub-par 70. Sarasen got a 7* while for-flva, tocludtog two doubles . dlatUIery waste, that were almoat Tha Beet and Reds were Idle. eran arbiter. Bill McGowan, and he Marblehead, Mass., Sept 8.— w ^ axpreaa thamaelves aa complete­ mal ability to digest food to com­ usually able to demonatrate for him­ bad to be recalled several dayra ago Greenberg, Tigers, 118. tea American Davis Cup doubles Snead and Ravolta equalled par a triple, and drove to two rtiaa always diseased. Suppose that self the change for the better by reveals that umpa never sea the Harold 8. Vanderbilt's terse with TS'a. Nelson and Dudley got 11-8 win over PhUliea. ly aatiafled with tha pn m n t control fort. On account of the emotional wrhan Leslie returned to the hospi­ Runs batted in — Greenberg plate, wouldn't be able to watch the team and break In a new partner trying to move the Intestines around announcement that he had "made 74‘a. Only 13 of the field o f 185 Bob Feller, Indians—Fanned e< tha party are, for the moat part, that time some official bad DAVENPORTS tal list And Johnny to marching Tlgera, 146; DiMagglo, Yankees, disturbances which Indigestion so with the fingers and will find they TABLES borne with hla bat. ball if they did.... he says that for Don Budge before Germany no declaion” about racing hto Amer- turned In scores of par or better. and beat Yankees 4-3 with five l>®«n given the power to fix Last Night *s Fights 131. umpirea apply a mythical "strike thoae who do not want Mr. Hoover often Induces, the patient becomes h^ve become freely movable In areas 908.00 Lawaon design In rose-rust plain tapestry...... 179.00 Smacks Two Hotnera comas bunting for the Oip next Ica'a Cup defender to Brlttoh wa- One of the twelve, Sam Byiil, ot Johnny MoCerthy. Olanta— _ retell milk prices, and had 999.75 Modern End Table; 3 shelves and 2 drawers; w a ln u t...... 914A5 Hits—DiMagglo, Yankees, 175; zone” to each batter between the at any price. easily Irritated, depressed and anx­ where they were------fixed or tight be- 960.50 London lounge model; light brown friezette...... •«» tb Be was the No.' 1 walloper yea- summer. tera next year failed today to down Philadelphia, former major league tsm homers and stogie, driving 949.70 Walker, Tlgera, 173. shoulders and knees and the ball them at nine or ten cants 925.00 Classic End Table; 2 shelves; putty finish...... 90.05 tantoy to the 10-tontog win over By ASSOCIATED PRESS The tennis fathers have not been rumore that the United States ball player, who potted a 71, ahot three runs, in 5-4 ovt ~ “ And that then U a potential dlvl- ious. A confirmed dyspeptic la a I “ tultwood base; great dai^it.' 'fotiso Doubles—Greenberg, Tigers, 42; must pass through that area to be ala instead of the five or six or seven confirmed crank because his diges­ formation on Adhesions are welcome ' «9?s no ro»«i,..ane. i. .. . * eozoiv tea Cards. He whacked two homers New York—Frankie Wallace. 187, Vosmlk, Browns, 41. content with Hako's play for some J-sIoops would compete abroad. the Incoming nine In 88, equalling ' alon among the party wheel-taorMS to send for my article of that name. , Sofa in antique red velour with beige fringe valance. 922,50 Claaslc Coffee Table; white and gold; glass t o p ...... 9 9 A S called a strike,,,... Thornton Lee, Bo m Berger to make up for a fielding collapse aeveland, outpointed George Zen- Triples—Kreevlch, White Sox, 14; time. They felt ha waa the weak Ouuidler Hovey. owner of Rain­ the record tor the last nine holaa along mon than menly marginal at which iuch milk sold—what tive juices make him one. If he Write to me ta care of this news- . 9195.00 Luke Appling, White Sox — has an upaet stomach very often, 919.76 Duncan Phyfe CoBee Table; whlU and solid mahogany...... 90.95 on the part of tha New Yorkers and garaa, 132^, New York (10). Stone, Senators, 13. link to tha Amcricaa team that bow. and Gerard B. Lambert, owner Hla two-ovar-par 38 on the way out Unaa, aa between Hooverltea and would ths effect have been? Would paper and enclose a large, self- »“ 8 uu Custom made Lawraon Sofa In blue m ohair...... 9195.00 kept the Giants to the game long Sioux aty, la— Verne Pattereon, Meriden High, winner of three went questing for the big tropby of Yankee, were likewise non-oom- kept him from a better score. Tied beat Red Box 4-3 with four hits, hla face takes on a drawm appear­ 932.60 18th Century Occasional Table; oval top mahogany veneersd, Homeruns — DiMagglo, Yankees, straight CCTL League football titles ed by Berger’s two homera. antl-Booverltas, la Indicated. the milk have been Improved, would addressed, stamped envelope. 9119.00 (Siippendals Ball-and-aaw Sofa; blue dam aak...... 979.90 enough for Mel Ott'a SOth roimd- 146, Chicago, outpointed Lea Mor­ 39; Foxx, Red Sox. 33. i tela summer. Gene lulled their sus­ taltUL with Byrd were Francis Ford, an ance and hla hollow cheeks and dull and undefeated by a League rival double-header opener; Appltog the oowa have been moved to ths . / l ift i„ ntin.'i i 9225.00 Heppelwhlte Sofa; tegla down-feather seat euahion; plum dam- « 914.75 trlpper and a trio of assorted blows ris, 145, Milwaukee, (8). * Stolen bases— Chapman, Red Box, picions for a time with briUlant ex­ T. O. M. Sopwlth. the British amateur from Charleston, S. C.; Bat what to ua la most InUiMt- akin proclaim that be la badly nour- to that period, faces its poorest gnd double, two atogles, driving la tabed. J- ( u n in snoe) cover with ruffia 914.96 HeppalwblU Occasional Table; genuine mahogany...... g i j o ta the extra frame to pun the Ol- N ew YerlboWlIUe Ftml, 947. New 99: Walker, Tigers, 90.- hibitions both to the Interzone final owner o f Etodeavor U, waa beltovad Charles Schneider, of Philadelphia, iag In this dlsCTiaalnn Is tha etrcum- country—or even the sheds cleaned Question: Ronald L. asks: "When ! ...... ants ta. runa to 10-8 nightcap victory. But tee same patient get the York, outpointed Sten Suvlo, 147, Pitchlng—Ruffing, Yankeea, and prospects In years, according to re­ against Germany and to the chal­ to hold the answer, in that the and wMte-waahedr Not at aU__ there la a difference In the length of 9175.00 Loula XV In roee d ■ ■••••• .90.95 At tee eama time, the daffy staaea that this potential division is dlgaation adjusted so that be la Finland, (8). Lawaon, Tigers, 17-4. ports from the Silver a ty ___ omy lenge round victory over Etogland American boats probably would not tee legs, with one eborter and one 9195.00 ChesUrfleld Sofa I • ••••• • .90.75 among the profaealonala, the old not unless at the same time laws agreeing with his food and In addi­ two lettermen are returning at Wimbledon, but the straight-set go abroad If he decided to chal­ longer, does using a lift In the shoe 9235.00 Claaslc Tuxedo In i • a • • ■ • B • 99.95 fall. Captain Bob Dorsey, an and, trouncing administered to him and lenge again next year for the time m anagen big and Uttla, nation. had bean adopted, as tetar on they tion to taking on a well-fed, healthy help?” 9125.00 Queen Anne Period and George Caroflno, a reserve Budge by the great German pair. America's Chip. Sopwlth nas da- were, aboUahlng such a ayatem. The appearance, he also becomes nor­ Answer: In some cases of differ­ 91A95 al and local—and that no aooount mally cheerful. guard.... there to also a scarcity ot Gottfried VOD Cramm and Henner ence In length In the legs, the use Irawer and shelves. .99A5 cUnad to disclose hto totantlona whatever la taken o f the state of price fixing would have merely been experienced material among the re­ Henkel, to the national doubles The New York Yacht Oub requires In an amusing article which I of a lift will be helpful. However, ta championships last Monday baa the mind of the great mass of Republi­ a gift o f tha people's money to the once read the organa of digestion serves.... Meriden to pla3in g only ^ months notice for a challanga. B I N G O addition to the lift being placed in ran; mahogany veneereo wolves m fuU cry again. T o n ig h t breweries and distilleries that owned were referred to as the "organa of League teams thto season and starts Today, with tha season aoded and can—or former Republican—voters. the heel of the shoe It should also be LIVING ROC ...... 914.75 practice next week.... Main Item o f Dtocusalon the cows and directly or Indirectly Indigestion.” That Is a clever title placed ta the sole. No fixed rule with Ranger holding tha towp of And Every Friday Night Those who talk thus about wbat >p In leatberstta; ganuina There waa more talk about It Marblehead punch bowl, the five big distributed the milk. and many of those wito are oon' may be followed aa to wrbether the the Republican party may or may SUITES ...... 99A00 here yesterday during the opening txiats made preparations to return scious of digestive derangements lift should go on the short side or round of the stogie cbamplonshlpa not do are gathering their views MUk prlce-axlng has no more to come to believe that their digestive mine m ahogany.., .gltJO to their home yards. Sandy Beach Ballroom the long side. Generally tha low 9140.00 English d u b d LAST than there waa about the Oay'a rh; bone finish ...... 90.95 Rainbow and Yankee were ached- Crystal Lake — Rockville from the group which, without any do with the quality of milk than It apparatus Is busy mainly with the shoulder Is on the side with a high sofa and chair; brown mol NATION’ S MERMAIDS matches. That to not ao vary sur­ uled to leave today to Ua up for the dlvlslcn, potential or tactual, steered has to do with the freshness of fish. task of producing the symptoma of lilac creat but occasionally the low oe finish ...... gllJU prising. considering the unalloyed VALUABLE PRIZES! DOOR PRIZE I Indigestion. shoulder is found on the same aide inulne mahogany; (1 aids dullness of a Forest Hills first day, winter at Lawleys yard to Boston the party In 1932 and again In 193« aa a low ilium. Which leg should 9149.00 London Lounge gn Ranger and tha two Endeavours . ^ . Auspices C. D, K. Qub The one having considerable dl- acorn frieze, 2 pieces...... i ...... 912AO START TITLE BIDS but the feeling that Mako should AdniiflBion ...... 40c« —seam to think that when they are I geatlve difficulty has a right to feel be given the lift therefore depends retire gracefully and let Budge be ware to head around Cape Cbd for SUBSIDIES 9184.75 Modified Modern • 914.76 speaking of this veteran state chair­ I that way but the truth of the matter upon the condition of the patient. assigned a more talented partner to Bristol, R I., where the Vanderbilt ta beige and blue then awood, decorated, a. . 95.95 man and that perpetual senator or There are many Indications that Is that In health, one should have strong, nevertbelesa. boat will spend the winter and tha ■oly; each British sloops will be ketch-rigged the New Deal 1s losing most o f Its such an excellent digestion that he ROBBED BY HITCH-HIKER i 90.95 A partial poll of thoae with feel­ congressman they are speaking of Leading Feminine Swimmers before starting back acroaa tha At- Is never conscious that he baa a CALL • »te d ...... gg.75 ings In the matter favored tha vet­ pull with the,SoUd South, Isrgely on the Republican party. stomach. He ought to be able to Stamford. SepL 3.— (AP)—Police eran John van Ryn to team up with tontle. .They appear to have lost sight en­ account of Its attitude toward or­ eat a meal and then to be lA com­ were today Invaetigating tha repo., Budge next time. They atill regard Ranger's fifth victory yesterday of Cfiarence B. Broullette of Addl- Gather On Coast for Na —which gave her a sweep -jf the tirely of another proposal for a ganized labor, for which the ruling fortable afterward that Jsrf^orgeU 912.50 Pegged Maple A r him aa the Gneat doubles player kon, that be bad been assaulted and there to, barring Ctoorge Lott, now aeries here—was surprisingly close, -mid-term” Republican convention claaa in the South— they actually entirely about having stom ach. chintz ...... THE LAST SUMMER HOLIDAY! Wrong habits of eating are re­ robbed of 910 and the keys to his Miscellaneous tional A A U. Tonmey. a professional. They feel that ha only a minute and 28 seconds recently advanced by a very notable have a nillng class down there—has 979J10 PiUow-baek Loimgt TOMORROW! car wuia to hU room at the Roger and Budge, himself a superb dou­ d< Yankee over the 38-mile couisa, sponsible for most of the digestive 959.75 Gooseneck-arm Lou Republican indeed. Senator Borah. only suspicion and dislike, but also disorders. Some of the common Smith hotel by a hitch-hiker whom k in g r o o m blaa performer, would be able to two tripe seven mllea to windward ha had picked up, and that tha lat 959.75 London Lounge Cha keep tha Davis Cup aafe from <3er- The convention he has In mind Is because the benefits paid to cotton caures of digestive difficulty are 949.75 and 955.00 Lounge and return. Endeavor n came home ter had taken hla car from a park ' &ldga Sot In solid birch San Franctoco, Sept. S— (AP) — many or any other country. But If growers In the form ot bonus or Eating when tired or wrorried. eat- , Mohair coven, choice .... third, nearly five minutes behind not at all the convention about tag lot at the rear o f the hotel. Cushman Gallariaa). sta. Hard by tha Pacific ocean to the Van Ryn were not S'vaUable they Ranger. tag too large a quantity of food, ^ 944.50 Button-tufted Club y Ubie and 4 sido chain, which the “leaden” are disputing. loan are smaller than the planters eating foods which are difficult to He told poUce that he had pick- I igo m W A T K I N S I hruEHS world’a largest outdoor pool, Aiq^r would be willing to settle for would like. And at the same time ed up his assailant, a youth of is : i" -'- aub I ^ g « chalr ' 991.50 Frankie Parker, Bryan Grant. It would be called not by any of the digest, eating too rapidly, not chew­ 979.50 Small (Jueen Anna w of MANCHEST lea's best feminine swimmers and or 19. in Hartford an|j that shortly Bookcase; Modern maple Wayne Sabin, or, in fact, almoat old wheel-horse element, but by throughout the industrial regions, ing food sufficiently, and the use of 909.50 Sheraton Barrel Ch «ck with 5 shelves, 91045 divers open a four-day attack on Incorrect food combinations. after arriving In the hotel room the national records today. any player with doublaa talanL nnk-and-flle Republicans represent­ where manufacturers and workers youth set upon him taking $10 and 969.50 CTiIppeadale Arm 1 Corner What-Not; Chl- It to a trifle difficult to under­ r h e An additional cause capable of Genoese hand loom velvet; It's tha aeolor women's A.A.U ing a much more earnest and Intelli­ alike expect to earn their own producing Indigestion In those of a the keys to the car. %ippendale deKgn In fruit- championablpa, which this year stand the depth of the antl-Mako Eveiyone will went togetoattoth ecarforth e last Baanaar 939.50 Small Queen Anne 2 only; each ...... $740 feeUng. The writer to willing to holiday. Enjoy your trip aS yoe posslUy can—bat drive safely. gent purpose than a mere return of nioney. there Is growing dUsatlsfac- highly-strung type is nervoua ten­ 929.75 Regency Arm Chair loul brings out nearly 100 skilled mer- testify that it waa (3« im who pU S ta n d in f± the Republican Old Guard to con­ tlon due to the knowledge that an sion. Nowspaper men, surgeons, BANDITS SCARED OFF malna, tocludtog several Olympic 949.75 Button-back Louiig and American tfUtota. tba greater tennis when Von Ommm MAKE SURE YOUR CAR IS TIRE SAFE trol of the offices. Immense part of the enormous ex­ actors and others leading an exact­ 949.75 Chippendale Barrel Bridgeport. Sept. — (AP)— Two Opening events are th‘« ten-foot and Henkel bad him and Budge By Replacing Smooth, Worn Tires Now With ing life In which nerve strata la con­ 8 909.50 CTilppendale Period YESTERDAY'S RESUXTS When we talk about a Republican penditures of this administration 1s tinuous, often find that they must frighteSM bandits abandoned a board diving, 100 meten and one hanging on tba ropes tn tha recent mile free a ^ c imeea Inter-aone flnaL Hto -unflinching -•mid-term” convention It might be going to subsldlei to agriculture, find some wray of reducing nervous holdup attempt in Frank Haba’s 979.00 Oilppendaie l^riod la and carved of geoutoa National tension before the digestive organs meat market last night when be Fs'vorito to tha apringboard event courage and superb play to the a good Idea to differentiate between not alone In the South but In the ask cover ...... 9998.00 New York 5, St, Loula 4 (10). will behave. threatened them with a cleaver. to Uttle 14-year-oId Majorie Geatring pinches tilted tha scales In Amer­ Brooklyn 4, (A lcago 3 ( l i ) . a convention called at the behest of West. I 159.75 Chippendale Period Tomorrow is the last time to avail yourself •win beds, dreaair, cheat. of Loa Angeles, last year’s Olympic ica's favor. The patient with atomacb trouble Haba told police the pair were beige tapest-y cover Pittsburgh 1 1 , Philadelphia 8. -•••••...... ■ games champion, who expected Neither Budge nor/Mako to say­ Mr.. Hoover.and operated, by oid-~ *tertcd aa an emergen-. usually.notes onaor more of the fol- l ^ a e a 18 and.30 yaara .old. and 939.76 Shnpiri SUtoChafr'-" of regular August Sale prices. Tomorrow is Mahogany and (Only games scheduled). timers either In amity or In conflict. =y measu.-e of relief to great num- symptoma: excessive gas, teat one of them carried a nickel- moat aertoua competition from de­ ing ayntbtog about it. Bu^e pre­ Anterlcaa" The Safest and Moat Dependable Tire Money Can Buy! •neb, bedside 4a b ^ fending titltot Oaudia Eckert of fers to keep hto old California part­ plated pistol. the last time, too, to take advantage of the Chicago 4-10, Boston 3-8. snd a ronvention cahed by Progres-! ^ ‘>->t farmer. Impover-j Chlcaga ner aa long aa Mako wtobee to play IVhen the other Intruder seized sensational one-of-a-kind reductions made ade. Genutoa' with him. Oeveland 4, New York 2. zlve and alert leaders and represent- j successive years of drought | within the stomach. Upon pressing Haba about the body hla com pan-' Other eoctaaden toelude Aillte Firestone ...... g»Mj0o' Smith of Chicago; Ruth Nurmi, Loa room Bobby Biggs Detroit 9, Washington 8 ( 10). tog that part of the RepuhUcan par-1 storms appears to have ! “ '•sr the top o f the stomach with ion struck the victim twice In thr for the last few days of the sale. After 9 heat and vanity o f Inlaid Philadelphia 5, SL Louis 3. Sentinel Tj-pe TTBE8 TUBBS taken its place. In the New Deal i fingers, he elicits a feeling of Angelas; Helen Crlenkovicto San Mako'a tofarlortty aa a stogies ty which know-s that a progressive face and jabbing him with the gun J*'-*® Dlte Cabinets, mapl •V...... 91*5.00 Franctoco; Mary Hoergar, Miami; 4.40-21 5.63 ordered him to the ice box. *1;®® Ladderback Side * 4.50- 20 1.60 ed by this country for Its welfare__ raln and cotton farmer w-ho * similar to colic ta usually absent but removed. 91 0.00 Fourteen swlmmera were entered when ha bumps squarely into Bobby 8 cleaver and flourished It over bis Refectory Draw-eof N atloim t' 4.30-21 6.35 1.65 a Republican party tiiile and can­ doesn't do any digging but who re- i general sorenesi or tenderness to the lOO-metar free style race, to Riggs, the aenaatloBal Loa Angeles bead wixile his assailants ran. which Toni Redfeni. Virginia 19-year^ld, who on this season's w. I 4.75- 19 6.70 1.65 did and devoted to the cauK of hu­ garis himself as a business man- I ^ ** mark- Many of the drastic one-of-a-kind reductions ■cboolglzl to defending champion. p l^ ranks aacoad only to Budge ta New Y o r k ...... , 78 4' 4.75- 20 6.85 1.60 manity a t least quite as much as to baji become appartntly. an all time REICH TO, LIMIT O.ARTERS. :es Tha 100 meter race wlU be swum tela oountiy. It should be about as Chicago ...... 73 41 5.00- 19 7.20 1.80 Wlth chronic digestive difficulty St. Louts ...... 05 54 teat ot property. A porty that ward of the New Deal Toward the tongue la likely to be coated, listed here may be sold at this moment, but In a straight course to tee 900-foot good 0 match aa tha day affords, at 7.40 Berlin—(AP)— Minimum meas- 959.75 Hood made Queen J pool. t teat. Pittsburgh ...... 63 5] 5.00- 20 1.90 would win victories—and not only this development therq has grown there may be an unpleasant odor of uurementa for suspenders, garters 970.00 Hand made Queen J •to atsah One grehp to* 5.00- 21 7.65 2UMM tee breath, and also a bad taste to many others which are unadvertised are tops; turned and iMded Mtoa Redfam 's moat feared rtvato Budge and Von Cramm, Idle yes­ Boston ...... ; 59 0; win them but use them for the na- up a vast discontent everywhere ex­ and armbands are to be laid down ware Helena Tomika of Detroit; 5.25- 17 7.70 L.80 tee mouth. The patient may com­ still available. Come tomorrow for the low­ • eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee e^SfteOO terday, meet Inconaequential op­ Philadelphia ...... S3 01 tioo's good. cept among the more satisfied sub­ by the economic aubcommlttee Oliva McKaaa Muaeba, Seattle, position. Bryaa Grant plays Gil­ Brooklyn ...... 50 61 5.25- 18 8.00 1.80 plain ot a burning or gnawing feel- which is coordinating. the German anulaa mahogany. Swirl sidized sgrlculturaUsU and those tag in tha stomach whlcb la especial­ est prices of 1937! ...... twice winner of tha title; Elizabeth bert Hall to a promising match, anclnnaU ...... 47 7( 5-23-20 8.50 L.90 sti^iender industry with Four-Year CEDj Ryan of New York; and Virginia F rapUe Parker 'neounten Frank American depend on their prosperity. ly strong when he mltaaa a meat rithnth bracket (eat 5.2^21 8.80 2.00 MILK PRICE FIXING Plan requirements. *39.75 45-toch Walnut vew Hopldna at Miami. Bowdan, New York veteran, and W . t This lea n t the present strength 929.75 45-inefa Walnut vew whatber Florida’s Katherine Sidney Wood meeU Hldeo Nlshl New Y o r k ...... 80 31 5.50- 17 8.75 2.10 An anonymous correspondent of of the New Deal very largely In 935.00 48-toeh Walnut vein ALL ITEMS USTED SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE | Rawls oompstas to the 100 meters mura of Japan. Detroit ...... 71 S( 5.50- 18• e 0 a 4 9.05 2.25 tee Hartford 'nmes, signing that dependa on tha docking time of tha about a dozen western and mid- 944.50 45-lneh Maple veoei top B8Od0l 111 fftsuin# Helen Jacobs e t Berkeley and Chicago ...... T1 S( 5.50- 19 9.15 2.30 Voadly generic pseudonym "Raad- Uner Tatsuta Maru, on which aha Jadwln Jedmjowaka of Poland, western states. Even the vast WHY I LIVE IN CONNECTICUT Boston ...... 65 S( 5.50- 20 9.50 2.50 to returning from an exhibition tour two of tha favorad atara In the aeveland ...... 0i S': •r," comments at length and jrith Mre. Wtlliam C Slate, wrho wraa 'TTlUe Baldwin " tormer ot Japoa. 6.00- 18 9.75 l A a sums of public money thst have woman’s dlvlatan, play their open- Washington ...... 55 61 something of approval on a paia- Tba mUa swim waa oonsldared a . H.D. 12.70 been slipped to the Southern cotton « « of the lOj Ranch SmiTuvre to ^ BEDDING m today against Helan Bernhard Philadelphia ...... 39 8( 6 00-20 2.50 pwph o f a recent editorial ta this Commission why she live, m Con-' wide-open affair, with Janet Hughea be New Yoiic and Bvangeltoa Mac- 6.00-21 H.D. • • *. • 13.00 2.50 states are hardly sufficient to offset 970 00 Twin Stae Boa Spring and Mattreaa outfit by Burtoa-DIxle: i DINING ROOM e t Saattla; Oloila (3aH«n o f New St. Louis ...... 88 81 ••wspapar on tha subject o f prica- ban of Dacatur, Ga.. respectl 30x3 V, CL Ext. Sine 8JS5 1 4 3 tee anger to that part of the country York; Fam Strum and Flonnee Champioa Alloa Marble and Iztog for milk. f «Prtng mid Mattreaa outfit by Stoare. A Freter* 999TB ISth Omtury Buffet; mahogany reaeoe and gumwvvvt e«a «■ Cbadwiac. both of Loa Angatok; and TODAY’S GAMES U benl Tred»-In AUowaaee On Year Old Tbea against such legtslatlon as the Labor Jhe7uSrrtr^toi2; oaly 9115.00 Otina Oabiaets; band made cauppandale lowboy tnie ’ V ^ i M Anita LUana of CRUa, other half of "B*ader" agrees with us that it iSoX ...... 949.75 Ruth Hoergar of Miami among Ylrestooe—The Safest and Meet Dependable Tire Mbany O Relations Act and the hours and.; winding bigbways-4B a pleasure; beyood every turn is a nlcture mahogany. 9 only, ...... „ "w o o y lypa, genuine -tee woman'a Ug four, woo through National 9000000a .919.75 toading oea^atltorB. ■ dffneult to understand why the wages bUL | ^ wUl long remember. Here homes can be built to sult*every- 53940 Twin Bed Box Spring by Burton-Dlxle...... y o s t a t O a f wlthont oniiSue exertion. Brooklyn at New York. saopla 3t Connecticut swallow state- M e a puree. You can hide away or 'Uva by the aide o f the ■ S*240 It would even be surpnstog if the Sheraton; genutoVmahogany - S j ? Boston at Phlladalphia. ftieo fixing for milk when they are Qtelnat: inlaid Sheraton; band nmde. m a S ^ y .I llffS PHIIffJES RUT HURIER Bt. Louis at Cincinnati (night). West and mld-West did not preaant- GRIDDEB a i d s TOLEDO m to w y generally afraid of federal » ^ t e and <32.50 Serving Table: Sheraton S drawer: mahogany aadgtunrood. (Only gamaa scheduled). ly turn sour because the subsidies BACHELOR’S CHEST Poftamouth. Vo— Eari Allen. *5- Toledo-i-mke Frankovlch, formisr American UctaUon to buatoesa. But he dl- F*ai’'Okl local righthander, baa MORIARTY BROS. ■re not big enough—aa yet—to en- —MRS. WILLIAM SLATE. grtdman at U. C U A ., has New York at Washington. (^p^ndalg hra

I- 1 MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,193? escape of eight members of cbsln- - t- ¥AGE ELEVEI^i.« - DAWN DANCE - gsngs jrestezday was not clear but KILLERS, BURGLARS be did so previously when Hurley's SEEK MORE FUNDS DOLAN TAKES of a pint of thick cream and fold In such cases, the assurance of the Old Fashioned and Modern refusal o f bis extradition request a third of a cupful of crushed, toast­ patient that he la In normal condi­ tat*, toed August 8, was sS? SUNDAY NIGHT, SEPT, was followed by several cbalngang ed almonds. Fold cream and pine­ tion will dispel the fear and bring In flnnnclAl <)unrtert to wriDtom PLEAD FOR PAROLESbreaks. MENUS apple mixtures together and place Quotations— the government was returning to a OATHOFOFHCE Labw Day Eve FOR RECREATION Manchester Public Market relief. However, In some Instances The long distance exchange be­ A Week’s Suppljr on Ice. Sairvce medium size portions patients compialnlhg of being un­ poUcy of easy money snd no longer ODD FELLOWS HALL tween the two executives became a Madman’is Island on alicet o f pineapple. Top with a duly conscious of the soft palate I seek no change In ths form of felt obliged to Impose high interest "j one-sided affair as Hurley left the dash a t whipped cream. American government. Majority to prevent ipeeulatlon and the flight Giastonbory, Station 35 BY HARD JONES Copyright 1937 N E A Service, Inc. For Good Health and also complaining of a constant Man Becomes Daodng 9 p. m. to 8 a. m. Georgia Convicts Want to-Be field to Rivers. The latter however Board to Present Budget' tickling In the throat, will be found rule must be preserved os tbe safe­ of capital from tbe coimtry. Admission 40c. was coining new Insults, all In Jest LABOR.DAY SPECIALS_ Reriim mended QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS to' have an elongated uvula. The guard of both liberty and civiliza­ The rate on 80-day loans was CAST OF CHAKACTEBS tion. ----- Oates sad Taylor, Prompters. be hastened tp say. *T — 1 hope it doean’t take Kay PrlscHla Jump to their feet. Bjr Dr. Frank Mc(To7 mucous membrane at the tip will lowrered from four to three an^-w K A Y DEABBOKN— heroine vrho (Metabolism and Weight) Sent to Bay State by Gov­ The Georgia governor's latest Calfing fo r Appropriation' very lonf,’’ 'laid PiizclUa in a low- Ignoring their startled cries. Kay usually be found to bo In a relaxed —Prezldent RoosevalL half per cent and Interest on loans Trttsiry Register at Cer- Store Closed All Day Monday. Buy Your N e ^ for Sunday and Inherits 3meht for vsoatlon. Question: O. O. wants to know: contributions Included: m voice. gave the boat full speed, praying condition and to coma In contact made on stock security dropped MELTTA HOWABD—Kny’z room- D.AILY hlENTS " D ^ the person who Is— grossly ]L He said he beard some chain- Monday. that she could get out of range be­ with the base of the toTtgue which There can be no self-compromise from five to four and a half per ernor’s Orders. of $20^00. I mnto and co-ad venturer. " I t ’ll take her 10 or 15 minutes Dr. McCoy's Menus suggested for overweight have a different meu- cent HeU Yesterday. ABOUT TOWN gang camps already were placarded to get the Ufe-raft Inflated with fore tbe mad stowaway harmed bollsm than the one of normal will be likely to produce a short, between tbe rule of law and the Parole at Caps C o^” P B IS C n X A DUXN— the third the week beginning Sunday, Sept­ cough. Relief in such cases Is rule of self-help. Fancy Legs Spring Lamb, Whole ndventnrer. that band pump. We'U Jiiat have the puzzled girls on shore. Poor ember 5, 1937. w eight?" 3. Said he was considering set­ SMOKED AND CORNED MEAT Prissy and McI! Kay thought. Answer: Yes. With increasing easily obtained by the removal of -^ u d g e Allan <3ampbell. New Mlsa Evelyn Foley of Birch street. Atlanta, Ga., Sept 3.— (A P ) — The selectmen wni be asked to or Half, lb...... Z a l C FOBBEST BBOTBEBS and'*®.*** ****** — Sonday: the redundant mucous membrane. York. Dr. Edwmrd O. DoUn of this town Miss Murlal Armstrong of Edgerton ting aside July 27 as “ Hurley Day" Include an appropriation o f (20,000 SPEQALS OBANT HABPEB — younf Mden- They're sure to believe I'm leav­ Breakfast—Glass of orange Juice weight there is an Increase in tbe J took tbo oath of office yesterday as Four life-term killers and two bur­ and serving Georgia convicts with Extra Fancy Lamb Shoulders, Boned and ing them in the lurch! total resting metabolism. In other Healing la usually prompt. Without street and Miss Kay Dimlow of glars awaited executive action on for Indoor and outdoor recreation In tlsta whose expedition turned out to As Kay reached the “Chinook" thirty minutes before breakfast; being able to examine the uvula It He stopped tbe car to go after »fiflstar of the Treasury. "cod fish and Boston baked beans." Small, Lean, Smoked Shoulders, 4 to S "Pulling tbe wheel bard over, words, the one who Is overweight South Windsor left today for Blrcn the annual town Tudget to be pre­ Rolled if you wish, mmerce, always with an eye for Kokunls was robbed of (50 In cash good-stzed outing shoe. In the ex­ Inflate It. She wished now that Hays of 17 Oxford street, Chevy half per cent. strive to fill ______ib...... 4&yc Lunch— Oomblnatkm vegetable fear of cancer of tuberculoils. In Chase. Md. LOSES FINGER JOINT when the Georgia executive paroled business, sent Rivers a telegram: and cigarettes as he was about to citement and fear of the moment, they had all come aboard and not Aehore, Melita and Priscilla The easing of credit from tbe pre- Tha thowere at the Y. M. C. A. Lower Round Ground, ra ^ PRIME MILK FED POULTRY tried to keep the rifle. Her one salad; glaae of milk. holiday pertod with the hap­ Fleming Willis to Massachusetts "Join our happy and. contended enter his home early this morning. they failed to notice that the foot- forgetting tha danger they had piest momeoto of a happy are undergoing repairs and will not piinta did not lead away from the Idea was to get away from this Imagined as being somewhere In Dinner— Salisbury steak; cooked, where the negro will serve out the throng of summer visltora which In­ Proprietor of the Famous Diner, Ib...... 35 c sominer. Let us wind up our be available until 'Diesday evening. Fancy, Fresh, Cut Up Fowl, damaged dinghy. And lying near. strange and -vil Island as eoon as tbe wood, stared aghast at the diced carrots; salad of cucumber on IN THE VELVET MILL remaining nine months of bis sen­ cludes many Georgians.” Kokunls left for home at 2:45 a. m. Our Home Made Sausage Meat, a ^ period o f recreation in a raem- Announcement of the opening ^ each...... '...... Its handls In the water, was s humanly possible. swiftly receding stern of tha “ CU- lettuce; 'Pineapple-Almond cream. tence. Rivers Indicated he would act The Georgia governor Just grin­ As he entered the yard a man dart­ 25c lb. 2 pounds...... 4 0 C 79c Wednesday; orsble blaze of glory that will the bowling alleyx will be made short and ugly ax with which the nook." on the new applications on merit Home Dressed Chickens for A t last she bad the raft Inflated. equip na to return refreshed ; Knighton Street Young Man next week. ned and turned to hie preparations ed from the underbrush and warn­ damage had evidently been done. For a moment neither could Breakfast—Wholewheat muffins; alone. Hurriedly the tossed It overbosrd butter; stewed prunes. In mind and body to do our for a Joust with another governor ing him to "keep quiet" pointed the Frying or Broiling...... "There’s nothing for us to do but speak; and then Melita said. In a Has Firat Joint Severi^ On a Whether he blamed the governor Prime Rib Roast Beef, Boned and Rolled 39c from the after cockpit, was Just Lunch— Salad of vegetablei In daily tasks pleeisantly and ano- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen and sons —a sailboat race spon.sored by Gov­ revolver at him and ordered him to if you wish, s> Home Dressed Large Chickens to swim to the boat," Kay pointed about to dive after It when a quiet, queer, low voice, "That's not like Tentering Machine. of Henry street wlU ipend the of Massachusetts Indirectly for the ernor Lecbe of Louisiana. put up bla bands. gelatin; Uma beans. TELEPHONEPATTERSON’S 3386 MARKET oeatfnlly. out. . itoy. She wouldn’t leave us here to Roast, Ib...... suave voice said, "Don’t Jump!” Dinner— Vegetable soup; broiled 101 CENTER STREET All those fine deUcatoaeen week-end and holiday at their new­ ibv...... 39c 43c Melita shook her head. " I don't Involuntarily Kny drew back when trouble popped up.” Arvld W. Carlson, of 14 Knighton ly completed fieldstone cottage at Boneless Sirloin Roast, a Fancy Tender Broilers, about steak; baked beets; lettuce salad; OUR MEATS ARE THE VERY BEST, suppllo* that are necessary In straat. lost the first Joint of the first want to ruin this rifle. W e — we from the rail. "N ot unless she bad a darned pineapple whip. Gerald Park, Coventry Lake, built may need It badly. 111 stay here FOR THEY HAVE ALWAYS STOOD THE TEST. order to succeaefully prepare finger of his left hand In an acci­ lb . 2Vi pounds each, Ib...... “ Go into the pilot house and good reason. But 1 can't under­ by Contractor William Koscher of ...... 49 c 35c while one of you swim to the ‘Chi­ Thnrsday: those light, refreshing warm Bottom Round Roast,'' o start the engine." stand It. There wae no one "else Breakfast — French omelette; dent in the aret finishing department Hartford. nook’ and Inflate the rubber Ufe- weather meal* may be teoured Startled, the turned to look at aboard tbe boat, and—’’ Priscilla crisp bacon; Melba Toast; apple ON MONDAY WE WILL BE CLOSED — LABO R D A Y o f the velvet mill at Cheney Broth- THE COOL Ib...... 39 c A Real Treat! Fancy, Tender Calves* raft. With that we can keep th e ! the cabin porthole from which at the Darts Home Bakery, of ars wtalla at arork last night Toung atopped suddenly. Then, white­ sauce. 819 Main S t T ry their choice A parish meeting will be held at Top Round Roast, a Liver (Western), 3 9 C rifle safe." the unfamiliar voice had come. In faced, she tugged at Melita's It Would Be As Well For You To Provide For A Day Extra. Carlson, whose father, William U. S t Jcdm'e church on Golway street Lunch — Baked potato: string cold cots, home-madsi — iaSa, lb "You won’t be afraid to stay the shadows she raw a thin face sleeve. "M elita! There was some­ beans; celery. Carlson of 128 West street Is fora- tomorrow evening, f o llo w ^ in- ...... 49 c ashore?" Kay asked. baked beisas, quality picklea,, Facfi Rump Roast, a o below which was the polht of a body aboard with Kay! Look at Dinner—BMced ham; email green We have some nice center cuts of Fresh Pork for Roasting...... 35c Ib. asan In the department, araa at ■pectlon at Pulaald ball at 7 o’clock Sugar Cored Slic^ Bacon, 4 5 Q "N-no, I guess not.” etc., a* well aa the dell do us revolver. those footprints of the man who peas; squash; sliced tomatoes: gela- Nice ^neless Veal Roaat, 30c lb. Veal Roast With ^n e. 25c lb. work on a brush tenterlng machine a t the newly organized Bugle, Fife lb K ay turned to Priscilla. "You tolls, bread, cakes and paStriM ...... 43 c "Do what I tell you,” her assail­ damaged our dinghy. They come that lue baked freak dally, and la tha room when he dropped a and Drum Corps. The band will Rump Roast, ra FYesh Made Lamb Patties, O A stay here with her. Whoever our ant advised. Popular Market down from tbe wood, but they Friday: >n will eee why the Davis acrew driver Into the chain, in take part in tha Polish child dsy ac­ pleasant friend may be, he'd prob­ lb Ib...... z y e Frantic with frig h t Kay did not don't go back to it!" Breakfast—Cottage cheese; plne- ome Bakery can boost o f an laachlng to gat the screw driver his tivities St Light Houss Grove, Sta­ 855 Main Street Rubinow Building ...... 39 c ably be lest likely to bother two dare to call out to Melita and EXTRA NICE POULTRY 1 CHICKENS, 3 7c lb. S Chuck Roast, Boned and Rolled, O Lamb for Stewing, 15c pound. r% H Melita stared at the marke on apple. FOWL, 32c Ib. many aatlnfled customers. finger arao caught and severed. He tion 34, Glastonbury, on Labor day, o f us. But keep your eyes on the Priscilla on shore. She realised In the wet Band. "How could we and a number of the children of “WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP” lb 2 lbs...... ^ D C Lunch— Cornbread; spinach; salad was given treatment In the medley ...... 37c wood. He’s probably watching ua sudden panic that, any moment, have been so stupid?" She turned of lettuce and cold string beans and Legs Lam b...... 29c Ib. Nice Pot Roasts...... A fiapartment and sent horns. the parish will compete in the vari­ from bqck there somewhere." the man could fire at bar friends to Priscilla helplessly. "W hat can Rib Roasts...... 40c-42c Ib. Manchester’s Best Boy ous contests. cold cooked peas...... 32c, .'i.'ic, ;)8c to 1 .1c lb. '-v . A confident, strong swimmer, from (ha cruiser. That voice might we do? We’re marooned here — Dinner— Baked flab; aaparagua Lamb Rolls, nice and lean ■ • Swift’a Smoked Shoulders,. For Saturday BUY YOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DOUBLE HOUDAY K ay plunged Into the water and well be the voice of a fanatic or and Kay aboard the ‘Chinook’ Boneless Fresh Brisket ...... 29c Ib. Mrs. Margaret Haekett o f North turnips and carrots; sliced toma­ ...... 28c Ib And All Next Week: AT THESE WEEK-END SPECIALS______started for the cnchored cruiser. a mad man. with a— a murderer!” toes; gelatin...... 30c lb. Daisy Homs...... 44c ib. Dutch Apple Pies, 25c ea. W DIDIUM SILK CO. Main street has left for an extended WEEK-END SPECIALS She did not look back to see the Almost In a daze tbe went for­ They felt no more halpleas than Loin and Rib Shoulder stay in San Diego, California. Saturday: Corned Boneless Brisket- ■. Bacon...... 38c-42c Ib. frightened Melita and Priscilla ward, using the hand-rail atop tbe Kay Dearborn, clutching the Breakfast—Coddled eggs; small Lamb Chops. quaking on the sand, their wide cabin and expecting every second wheel of the little cruiser. While ...... 30c lb. Spiced Ham. Other Week-End Specials? TERMINATES BUSINESS Mrs. Charles P. Findlay of Alls- I BUTTR, Land O’Lakes (93-Score)...... lb. 39c | slice of ham; stewed fruit. Fig Squares...... X5o doo. eyes searching the trees and un­ to be shot as she attempted to she stood there, wondering what Lunch— French fried potatoes: ton. Mass., la visiting her parents. derbrush. They heard Kay's rhyth­ obey the man's orders. wae to be tbe next order from the Frankfurt...... Bolls 18o dox. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hemingway of celery and lettuce salad; cooked Our good Scotch Ham with the exclusive taste ...... iSs* IK. Sandwich B o lin ...... SOo doo. Wnumaatlc, Sept Butter, Fairmont Creamery Better Butter...... 2 lbs. 75c mic splashes 'g ro w fainter' be­ "Just do what I told you", the voice below, ehe '■’aa conecioua of 8. — (AP) — Summit street. beets. Scotch Sausages, 28c lb. Sliced, 28c lb .' Butter R olls ...... Ste dox. Diraetora of thaI Windham______Silk Mfg. Chuck Roasts hind them— then all was silence. voice came to her again. " I l l stay a preience at her back. She knew Dinner— Boiled lean beef: stewed Cheese, mildly cured, nice and ta sty ...... lb. 25c Our Good Tea. everybody likes it ...... VIeima Rolls ...... Eto dok.~ Go., ona o f this town’s oldest indu^ ‘Tt might be a good idea.” men­ hero. I don't want your friends It was the man whose face -she ...... 60c Ib* carrots; salad of diced celery and Parker House, Snowflake, Pei^. have voted to terminate its tioned Melita, “If we got down be­ to see me Just yet.” had seen at the porthole, and ehe Brown’s Butter — Wilkie’s Milk — Smith’s Fresh Eggs, Mss. Muenster Cheese, nice rich flavo r...... lb. 25c ■iteed cucumbers on lettuce; peach We can recommend all these py Seed Roils ...... I8e dox. eorporate existence. hind the dinghy. He's probably Kay slid onto ;he forward deck dared not look around. whip. ‘ products. IL H. Fenton, secretary of the got a gun, too, end be might take and lifted the anchor. Then, In­ He WM In the pilot house now. Cold Cato Goto Stow Smoked Shoulders •PINEAPPLE-ALMOND CREAM: Potato Salad...... tOo pt. firm, sent out notices to d ^ calling I Seidner’s Mayonnaise.... 8-oz. ja r 17c, pint jar 28c, quart jar 43c | a shot at ua before we can even side the pilot house, she started She could hear tbe dripping of hla ’’iS' OBITUARY Into the stiffly beaten whites of 3 FREE DELIVERY QUALITY GOODS EXCELLENT SERVICE Baked Beane...... ,SSe q t atoekholdera to a meeting Oct. 4. to ■ee him." She dropped prone on tbe engine. The little "Chinook" wet clothes on the floor. eggs fold the contents of a amall tbe beach behind the Inadequate act on the directors' vote. began to move forward. Now the "A re you giving her full speed?" can of shredded pineapple which Our Groceries Are Also the Highest Grade — Reasonable. Open AD Day Wednesday. The company, whlcu at one Ume I______^DEATHS Seidner’s Sandwich Spread...... 8-oz. jar 17c, pint jar 29c shelter of the boat and Priscilla sound of tbe motor drifted ihore- Kay nodded. have been chilled and drained. In Boneless Rib Roast followed suit 9^rd, snd the saw Melita and (T o Be Oontlnoed) employed 800, operated with skele­ WllUam C. SUIcs Sardines, Norwegian, in olive o il...... 2 cans 19c another bowl beat about a quarter ton crews -throughout the -depres William C. StUei of Talcottville aion and ceased operations last YEARUNG FANCY Tuna Fish, light meat. Royal Scarlet...... 7-oz. can 18c month. died this morning at the Hartford hospital after a short Illness at the Prudence Corned Beef Hash, 1-lb. can...... 2 for 35c age of 84. Mr. StUes was a weaver A number o f Manchester men and had been employed by Talcott LAMB LEGS TURKEYS Beans, Oven Baked, Royal Scarlet, and Can Brown Bread, large have at various times been em- Brothers for the past 33 yesrs. He ptoyad at tha Windham Silk Com­ leaves hla wife. Mrs. Margaret Mc­ ...... both 33c Check Every Item — Compare — Then Buy Here For The Holiday And Save! pany as weavers The firm special- Cormick StUes; two sons, Osvld lb. taad In blacks for linings SUIea of New York and William Stiles of RockvUle. He also leaves lb. 2 5 *^ I DEL M A IZ CORN NIBLETS, stock up a few cans ... .2 cans 27c | 4 grandebUdren and 3 sisters and a DALANCED BUDGET brother in New York. Tomatoes, New Pack, good quality. No. 2 c a n ...... 4 for 25c The funeral of Mr. StUes will be RIB held Monday afternoon at 2:30, the Peas, New Pack, sweet and tender. No. 2 cans ...... 2 for 29c SOON, SAYS CROSS place to be annoimced later. A r­ rangements are In charge of Under­ Plums, Green Gage, Royal Scarlet...... largest can 21c taker Mark Holmes. Everybody &ves at EVERYBODrS M A R l^! iOoetlaoad (mm l*as. Oae) C lb. C lb. fOLIVES, StuflPed, a real value . : ...... large 6-oz. bottle 25c | tag In the general fund for opera! Pork Roasts 2 1 FREE DELIVERY! CALL YOUR ORDER IN AS SOON AS HERALD IS OUT! PHONE 57211 teg expenses of the state unite, the f . FUNERALS governor pointed out Grapefruit Juice, Royal Scarlet (sweetened), No. 2 can . .2 for 23c Mrs. Domeolca DsquUII * YEARUNG FINE, LEAN, DELICIOUS— (.MACHINE SLICED) The governor will end his Inter­ CUT UP Butter Cookies (Educator), something n e w ...... lb. pkg. 19c GOLD MEDAL OB PILL8BCBY mittent vacation to Lake Sunapee. The funeral of Mrs. Domenlca N. H., next week after which he DaquiUI of Horan street, killed In *Peanut Butter, Royal Scarlet, none better...... M b. jar 21c tocee an unusually busy scnedule an accident on Tuesday night, was LAMB FORES FOWL beginning with an addre.ss at a held this morning at 8:30 at the A . Crispy Crackers, like Saltines...... Mb. pl^. 18c Boiled Ham 24^ Ib. bag P. <)ulsh funer^ home and at SL FLO UR $1.10 meeting of Bristol Itallan-Ameri Bridget's church at 0 o’clock. Wheaties, Breakfast of Champions...... 2 pkgs. 23c cans on Sunday night Sept 12. FINEST LEAN—(MACHINE SLICED) ARE YOU . A mass of requiem was celebrat­ Ib l O e ^ ^ ^ ^ C each On Sept 13 he wUl go to A tls i ed by Rev. James P. Timmins, pas­ CRISCO ORATEB FBEEI NEW DtPBOVED tic City to attend the annual gath' tor of St. Bridget's church. Mrs. I KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES, 8-oz. package...... 2 for 13c | ezlng ^ the natloD'e governors a Artyne M. GSrrlty. the church or­ four-day program. ganist presided at the organ and Puritan Spiced Ham and Hormel Spiced H am ...... 12-oz. can 33c Scotch Ham 3 Ib. can On Friday. Sept. 17. he will re­ with Mrs. Mary Cervlnl and James SIRLOIN / LIKETHFSF7 CRISCO turn to speak at the Constitution Breen sang the mass and the solos. Veal L «af, U b b y ’s ...... net weight 7-oz. can 15c Day exercises and the next night he Burial was In St. Bridget's ceme­ will attend a performance here of tery, where her husband, who was ROUND Flako fte Crust ...... g-oz. pkg. 11c No. 1 Native Nadve Pullet Roimel Helen Hayes In Victoria Begins also kUled In an accident In August Swans Down Cake F lo u r...... large p l^ . 25c PURE LARD lb. 15c The next two days will take him 1925, was also burled. The bearers POTATOES! Rccts bunch to the Eastern States ExposiUon. were Albert Gustafson, John P. CUBE EGGSl SPICED HAM! Meanwhile the governor Is brush­ Jones. Robert Burdick, William I S P R Y ...... large 3-11k can 57c, 1-lb. can 20c | SPICED HAM lb. 35e ing up on hU L.atln. On Sept. 8 he Burdick, Irving Burdick and Aldo STEAKS 29; peck Large Hard Cabbage 2 heads 15c will make an address In Latin at Pagan 1. 31 e dozen )c 12 oz. can the Inauguration of the new Yale ...... • - • •: • • 1 • • ...... 2 sm. pkgs. 17c, 2 Ig. pkgs. 39c FINE FRANKFURTS lb l9e president, Charles Seymour. Archibald Torrance GENUINE SPRING ROASTING Native Tomatocf 3 lbs. l O c Today the governor turned bis at The funeral of Archibald Tor­ Scott Tissue, 1,000-sheet ro lls...... 3 rolls 23c tentloo to prospective appoint- rance of 15 Newmjui street was held IMPORTED BACON lb. 39c Try Mo—Delleioaa Iowa Btoto, S3-Score Chaaa A Sanborn •uente He said be would name this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Hard Iceberg Lettuce 2 lo' 1 5 < LAMB LEGS VEAL BEVERAGES FOR THE WEEK-END PEANUT BUTTER! BUTTER! county commiasioners aometlme In home and 2:30 at the Church of the KRAFT AMERICAN CHEESE Ib. 29c CX)FFEE! the middle of the month, but that Nazarene of which he was treasur­ M oxi^ a delicious, refreshing drink ...... 2 Ig. bottles 25c Bleached Celery double bunch lO e he has until October to appoint five er. Rev. Harris B. Anthony, the unemployment compensation com pastor officiated. lb Cola, 6 bottles in carton...... only 25c DRIED BEEF i lb. pkg. 10c Ib. jar re lb. mlaaionera. The bearers were Thomas Max­ "’• 2 5 « ' Sweet Juicy Orange* d o z. Tha governor also considered well. James PooU, James McNaUy, Ginger Ale (Pale, (jkilden). Lime Rickey, Royal ^ a rle t Thomas Davidson. John Cargo and NATTVB YELLOW OB WHITE DELICIOUS early action on the appointment of CVEBYBODY IS BAVINO ABOUT Mark Hewitt. Interment was In ...... ; ...... I^rgre bottle ioc LABOE, FIRM, GOOD ALL TtOUND ORAVENSTEIN a .Cabinet of 10 or 11 heads of state the East cemetery. COUNTRY ROLL departments and Institutions as au­ Ginger A\e, Country Club ...... quart bottle 15c no. 4 thorized by the reorganization pro- Mrs. Minnie J. Weir Dailey. PEACHES basket 2 9 c no. 4 basket fT vn . Canada Dry ...... 28-oz. bottle 15c Apoot T pounds to a basket. A Treat! Everybody's Coffee APPLES Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Sava 10 Empty Bags and Oet 1 Poond FBEEI Dailey who died on Monday were About 8 pounds or morn to a I held yesterday afternoon at 2 FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES Jlpectol Value! SALESMAN BADLY HURT o'clock at her home In East Glaston­ 2-6S« BUTTER 2^65 By Boqoeat! A Baautlfol Otaoa bury. Rev. J. M. Potter of the LIMA BEANS qt. 5e Everybody’s Favorite Fresh Green Lima Beans, OXYDOL! Fiaa With tha Fnrohaoa of Jack Froft Sugar (Bulk) IQ 47c IN TWENTY FOOT F A U Methodist Episcopal church of SLICED MUENSTER 1 COTTAGE Fancy, Sweet, Pink Melons, SODA! which she was s member officiated. 4 quart*...... 25c 2 f o r ...... SHELL EEANS 2 Lbs. COOKIES 29c During the service Mrs. Lucy Pfau BO ILED H A M CHEESE 1 CHEESE Fine Cooking Apples, 29c qt. 5e Confectionery Sugar 2 20c Waterhury, SepL 8.— fA P )—Har- and Miss Mabel Slater sang "Lead 90 DUtanet Vartottaa to Bm - Fresh Green String Beans, 6 lbs...... '...... c Itaiy Cana bottles ^ Gumbart, 46, of 585 South Kindly Ught," and ’’Abide W’lth 25c 1 9 PEAS (Fresh, Full) Broadway, Nyack, N. Y.. was In- Me." The bearere were Chester 2 quarts...... Fancy, Hand Picked Table 3 qts. 2 S < 15c Derby Corned Reef can 1 7 c (Contents only.) Jnred seriously when he feU through Clsrk. Elmer Marston. Frank John­ 4 S « - Applea, 4 lbs...... : • window to the floor of the Wster- ston, Joseph Johnston, WUUsm 1 5® Seedless or Red Malaga Grapes, 25c Jell-0 or Royal Everybody’s DeSetooa Fancy, Fresh, Green Peas, ONIONS VA-NCO J|wy d u b gymnasium last night. Dowd, all of Glastonbury, and Grov­ 2 lbs...... 6 ■<»■ 19c W hite Meat Tuna Flakes can 15« Bis name la oo the danger Uat at er Johnston a t Hartford. 19r 3 quarts...... 25c DESSERTS! MAYONNAISE! Soap Granules! Bt. Mary's bospitsL Burial was In tbs East ccmsteiy. FRUIT - - BAKERY LEMONS ’-3ror lO c Employed by the Qisee Compan­ Manchester. SPECIALS AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Hormel Boned Chicken Ig . can 59e ies, Izie.. as a salesman. G u m W t pt jar with Guy Thaxton o f WaahlQgton. 4 1 9 c boxes 2 9 « SUNKIST ORANGES LEMONS FREESTONE PLUMS SWEET POTATOES 6 lbs. 19c bars D. C . another ealeamin. cheeked in Home Baked Deans, Fancy Layer Cakes, Ivory Soap 4 2$e Get 9 boxes Hand Soap Ftoe! ■ t tha club last night, from Frovl- qnart...... 8fPB0t Benns. Cbass company officiala said. 25c doz. 15c each...... Mlfaele Whip for WEDDINGS 2 2 ® 3 doz. 25® .29c NATIVE CANTALOUPES 2 19e tall cans A Beal T N e t! Good Sturdy Cfaih and Chasa officiala belisve Home Made Potato Salad, Home Made Angel Cakes, Salad Dressing! Mixed Pickles! Milk' ^ that Mr. Gumbart left hla room at No. 1 NATIVE POTATOES PICKLING ONIONS Ib...... ‘ tha cinb to go acroaa the street and S\yEET POTATOES ..15c each...... BROOMS! Sunshine Cakes, ...30c BAHTLETT PEARS (barge) ^ for 19c Baking Soda large box '«PSB raturolng found the door lock- Coming Marriage peck ' Fancy Danish Pastry, q t jar ad and no one to answer the belL Anhoimeement ivas made today 19c 3 lbs. 10 c 1 each ...... 3 fo r ...... 3 9 c qtjar ■’ Gotag to an opan window, off tbs 19® 25c ... 10c fo r f e each of ths coming marriage of Miss Fancy Blarble Cakes, GAUL1FLOV7ER (barge) 2 19^ 14 oz. bottle _ftoh pazictag apaoa. Mr. Gumbart is Evslyn May Carson, daughter a t Fancy Walnnt Loaf Cakes, DILL PICKLES! Ifie Fancy Ketchup lO e ‘ to have attampted to eiimh Mr. and Mrs. Caiaoo a t Farming- HOME TYPE BANANA RHITE SLICED BREAD ' each...... M rh ...... ------^ thin king It 'was an eatranes ton. to Arthur WllUsm Brown, son LAYER CAKES LOAF CAKES Large Loaf j .. 30c ! L'fio tha ground to o r . *4:11 of Mr. and Mrs. WnUam Brown of Hufiw Made Rolb «nd Out U«ial FnB Lfam of Ho— Bfiked Goods. GoodLuck Jar Rings 3 doz. 25c cans n a aiaa anparenUy lost hla hold Summit straat, this town. Tha oou- 2 ^ e each 1 5 c each Kellogg^ All Bran laige-'^ ^^e I M bdeO (^1 Flavors) Id to tha floor, a distance pls will ha marrisd Wedneaday, 2 (or 19e 'S U s e SIfito u t ■totombar fi, a t Mias Caraan s homa. COME TO THE STORE OR PHONE - DIAL 5111 Land O* Lakes. Peas can 10c Favorite Dog Food I f 5 « I Fancy TeRow Corn aiAJ4UH£SnnER e v e n i n g HERALT^, BiANCHESriER, OONN„ FRIDAY, SFPT IfflvnftT^ iggx pifcE TWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A m MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8.193T

tioy VUlaga In West Dennis, Maas. iwina o f Mr. sad Mrs. R. irweei,T*g1""t"g inepford - and- MerideR for Interviews Native Potatoes, -■itwnwilili. we Witt bate ■phone aerviee laittt ttiOO toalybt. -audM;...... — ...... Tuesday evwali^; Sept. 7. This will granr from Oslo; 4:80, Kattefimey- and 4:85 a. ta., (Monday) mualc. XAffd of Wallingford iti the Hew Sion will be held so the teachers can In Rochester, New York. He left street, was confined ,to her home OPTIONAL (atatlona OMfata Jnt Announaad <15 m.) September 11 on WABC-CBS. with witnesses In the case. 16-Ib. pech ...... Vleane year f>rder In toQi(lit If It It oonvral^t, for early Mrs. Pearl Young and infant son, be "Neighbors' N ight” and the fol­ Elkhart, Ind.— Howard StamaU ebanxaably en altbar IKD or BL 4 ig ^ 9:90— Praaa.Radla Nawa Period ar’a Kindergarten. Haven county JaU today preparatory 19d attend a teachera' meeting Wednes­ for hla new position I5st Tuesday. with sinus trouble last Wednesday. Jamee V. Bennett eucceasor to flaliildaj drtiTery. Order* receited after 9:15 A. M. Satnrday Peter, of Brooklyn, N. Y., are lowing Granges are Invited: Wap­ says he haa witnesses to this one: natirtrka): BASIC — Eaati arlw w 4:90— 9:9b^aul Oouelaa and gperta WABC-CBS— 10:80 a. m., Colum­ to defending him on charges he shot He also planned to talk to Ladd's Native Eggs, win be delivered on tbe early afternoon dellverlea. day afternoon. Wapplng Orange, No. SO. Is In­ The body of John Gendrolas was artan work wool: MIdwaati weed wri JiJP- i=iS^F'4",i' Dallay’a Orehaatra Stanford Bates as director of Fed­ spending'this week at the home of plng, Manchester, Enfield, HUIs- He cast his artificial mouse halt wkbf wbew wabe kaee kaaa. OTHER 6 :0 ^ 9KIO—Peatio Matodiaa — eaat: bia Concert Hall; 1 p. m., Madiaon NEW UBRARY BOOKS to death Michael A. D1 Leo, 36, Aug. wife and children. Tina IT p ^ for the doiMe boUday wben yon place yoor order. Robert Burdick has returned to vited to “neighbor" with East Hart­ taken from the 81 Road Brickyard eral prisons, wlU be the firat speak­ Pullet size, doe...... Mrs. Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs. town and Stafford. A ll memben of Into a pond and reeled la, on one OPTIONAL STATIONS '— Canadian: The Univaraity Beekahalf— waat ensemble; 5, National singles ten­ 31 In hla Meriden barber shop. The defense attorney eaid It wlU 35d his home in Manchester, having ford Grange, No. 87 this evening. Quarry Wednesday at 10:45 a. m. eret cfef: Cantral': wed wtaU wtba flip- Tima at Mlarephona er. He will be followed at weekly D W 4151. Asa W. Ellis. • Hebron Orange, 30 yeara or mors, line, two large-mouth baas, ofie of nis. High Sheriff J. Edward Slavln de­ be the November term Of court be­ Maxwell House (kiffee, worked in Gilead for the past two The other Granges invited are Man­ wday k ^ : Sauth: wtar wptf wla wjax •JO— 0:90—Jay Fraaman Orehaatra- intervals by: N ew boolu added to the South by John Sadonls, who was swimming them 17 Inches long and weighing wfia-waan wied waee arfbe wame weae bMle; Naal O'Hara-New England WJZ-NB&-12:S0 p. m.. NaUonal scribed the former fireman at the fore bis case la prepared. Miss Beatrice Portqr la spending years. are especially Invited to attend this chester and Andover. Samuel Seabury,,. Nemeais of Manchester Library this past week l*lb, tin ..•••••••«•• with him at the time he was neariy three pounds. The other wave warn wne arab want aramb w]dx Cartar'e Commant Farm and Home Hour; 8, Club Wallingford Masonic Home as a 27d These Full Size, Fancy, Genuine Spring Lamb Legfr— this week at the home of Miss Lor­ meeting. East Central Pomona Grange, No. kvee wky wtaa wbap k m areal ktha 0:00— 7«eO— Hanimaratain Muala Mall Tammany Hall. are; Recent callers at the home of Mr. drowned. First Selectman C. Vin­ MaUnee; 6;4S,‘ National tingles ten­ "changed man" after an hour’s con­ Weetabix, Wdffhing 714 to 8 ^ Pounds—WiU Make An Economical raine Porter in East Glastonbury. scaled better than a pound. kxbs ktba kark kxno; MaunUIni kgtr - .;r0V!S.- Organlat—Dixie Thomas E. Dewey, New York's Hugh Austin, Upelde Down Mur­ and Mrs. Charles Fish were Mr. and kghl ktar k ^ : Paelfla: kfMi kwg •JO — Kan’P'a Dane#— e te a nis. ference with Attorney Liebowitz. JUST A JOKE Several women from Gilead at­ racket buster. ders; B. M. Bower. Pirates of the pkg. ■ Meat Cot. Mrs. Fred Soblelo, Mr. and Mrs. ktm Metal— e te « The state chargee that: the 37- 10c tended the missionary tea given by Brian McMahon, aaristant U. S. Fred Harris, Mrs. George Harris, CanL BaaL S 'S t !''SSrS''®j''’!® Haydn 'Week-end short waves: Range; C. S. Day, Life With Moth­ year-old defandant used a shotgun Chicago—When wiiuam Branko the Hebron Congregational Ladle:' ! J S ~ . J iS ~ T ® • * Announced (15 m.) attorney-general In charge of crim­ Floyd Marshall and dai^hter, Jane, titO— 4:3K-Oon Winalew ef tba Navy •:OK-10^00— Andre Oaruch, Commant For Saturday: PH I Netherlands. er; Otorge Dyer, Long Death; B. to take the Ule of D1 Leo, a former halted his Car at a stop Ught, an Aid society held on the lawn in i:44— 4:4b—LIttia Jaakla Hellar, Seng — wsbo; Phil Nseeiton Orchsatrs*- inal prosecutions. J. Hendrick, Bulwark of the Re­ front of this church, Wednesday aft­ and Mr. and Mrs. FYed Gardner 4:0^ 1:00—iduattlen from tha Nawa 8:50 a. m.. Theater; JZJ.'JZK To­ friend. intoxicated man climbed in, menac­ MAHIEU'S • Mal^diss— wsst rapast The talks wlU be beard at 5:45 p. public: Margaret Kennedy. To- ernoon. The speaker was Mrs. and daughter, 'Miss Eleanor, of 4:1b— i:lb —Barry MaKInlay, Barllana d S ••••• A Orehaatra kyo, 4:30 p. m.. News la English; "This man," Liebowitz said of ed him with a knife, and ordered LAMB LEGS Manchester, and Mr. and Mrs. Har­ 4:t0— b:tO-Praaa.Wadle Nawa Parted ^ Orehaatra m. Each will last fifteen minutes. TPA4 Paris, 6. Concert: 8, Talk; ether and Apart; J. C. Uneoin, him to drive on. ^ Paulina Hutchinson of North Cov­ 4:tb— i:l^F erW Bend en Baaeball— 10.3^11 :k>~Tad Florito 4 Orehaatra^ Ladd, “has suffered bell and damna­ old Blinn and children of Hocka- Cfboice waaf; Carol Dale, genga—natwork 11:30, News In English; 3RO Rome, fterm Girl; B. St. V. MlUay, <^n- tion, the worst form of suffering a Branko stopped at the next la- GROCERY entry, a missionary worker for five <« Maatara Orehaatra—waat num. 4:4«— «;4b—Billy A Batty—waaf only: 11:00— 12:00— O rgan 4 Dancing— west Listening tonight: 6, News In English; HAS3 P'lda- veraatlon at Midnight; Louis-Paui, man can suffer. He deserves a tot years In the Upper Kennebec valley Arty Hall'a Aubaa etbar atattena tersectlon when he taw a night 18S Spruce Street In Maine, and in the Arooatook Miss Julia Tennyson and her S:00— t;0O—Amea ’n’ Andy, eaat only: NBC-WJZ (B L U I) NETWORK Talks—W EAF-NBC, 6:45, Prof. peat, 6, News and operettas; LRX Emma; Jean Randall, Shortest of sympathy. He la not concerned watchman, leaped out and ran to larger pariah for two yeara A mother, Mrs. Thomas Teifhysoa of Don Parnando'a Orehaatra—waat r^.***^‘ wbf-wbds wbal William Dodd, U. 8. ambassador to Buenos Aires, 7, B ^ d ; G8P, GSO, Street; Burton Rascoe, Before 1 with What happens to him. but with call police; at the same time shout­ i:1b— g:1b—Unela Bara Radia SUtlan whara wgar ways wjtn wayr Germany, on “ Public Opinion In a GSF, GBD London, 7:80, Talk: DJD Forget, and Vaughan WUklna, And collection o f tan dollara was taken Morris Cove, were guests at the g:b0— g:IO—Jarga Nagratta, Barltana wpml wabf weky wapd waaa the future of his children and hla ing to the watchman to hold the Democracy.” WABC-CBS, 6:80, Berlla, 8:45, Gardens and Garden­ So—VlotBria. For the email family we suggest Half or Cut Down and given to Mrs. Hutchinson for home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fogil, 6:4^ }:4^Tha Budhauaa Rhythma wlee wlau: Midwaat: wanr wla xwk wife." robber. her work In Maine. Thursday. a:D(L- 7:0^Luellla Nannara—e te eat wran wmt kae wewo wtoa; Southi John L. Lewis, on "C. I. O." ing; YV5RC Caracas, 6, Songs- He said Ladd waa in "fine splrita" When he returned, the robber and Lamb Legs, weighing 4 to 5 pounds, selling at 33c pound. 7:00— giM^Waltalng by Aba Lyman wrtd wnbr krfv kfdm wrol krla wjbo Sports— WJZ-NBC, 6:15 p. m.. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Buell were Mr. and Mrs. Norton Warner and 7tS0— t;W—Caurt of^uman Ralatlana wdau w m wafTi k*ya: Mountain: Uo OSO, GSI, GSD, GSB London, 6, A The note A la uaed by moat or­ after he waa led back to hla cell by car were gone. "Your friend said It 1:00— 9:00—Firat Niohtar Play—to e kvod kffhf: Paelflei^o kfad kas kga National singles tennis play; JZK Tokyo, 12:30 a. m., News chestras in tuning. Ordinarily it Is Daniel Coyle, a guard. was all a Joke and you were dmak," recent callera at the home of Miss daughter, Carol, spent Sunday at 9i80— 9:90—Jimmie Fldlar, Hollywood koea kJr Laura Gallup In Plainfield. W EAF-NBC—6:15 p, m., Uncle In EngUsh. For Sunday: HAS3 sounded by the oboe. Leibowltz arrived in New Haven the watchman explained. Read The Herald Adra. Matunlck Beach, Rhode Island. Mrs. 9:4^ 9:4b—Dorothy Thempaon, Talk (NOTE: iaa W BAF-NSC for epUonal Ezra Radio station; 7, Lucille Man­ ASSORTED Pinehurst Hama Mrs. A. H. Post spent the week­ 9:00—10:00—Baek ef the Nawa—eaat; Hat of autlona.) . ' ^ Norman Warner and son, Alden, ners and orchestra; 8. Walts Time, end at the home of her son and Amea 'n' Andy—waat ranaat Cant la c t CX)LDCUTS Less Waste — More Servings returned home with them after vis 9:1^-10:10—Paul gabln A Orehaatra with Frank Munn; 8:30, Court at t;9K—10:90—Hudaon.da Langa Orahaa. 4:10—Thf Choir tymphenatta WUaon’a Bam — the kind Marjorie family, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Post In lUng at the shore for the past two 4:4g— pick Fldlar 4 Orehaatra Human Relations; 6:30, Jimmy 39c to 49c lb. 10:00—11:00—Larry Burka, Tanar talaa 4 :0 ^ 8:0(h-NawB} H. Kogan Concert MUIa talk* of on the radio. Yon can boy East Hartford. weeks. 10:00—11:00—Clyde MeCoy'a Orehaatra Fldler, Hollywood gossip; 6:45, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hutchinson 4:b^ Fraaceftadlo Nawa Period attoea of thl* ham or ahank and bntt Eight members from Hebron 10:90—11:90—Dancing Muala Orehaatra 4 i» ^ l;S5— Tha Ravalar*—wjs only; Dorothy Thomp^n on the news; of Manchester called on' Mrs. halvea. Just heat and aerve. TVe also Grange motored to Tolland and at­ CB8-WABC NETWORK Johnria Johnaten.Songa— natwork 10:15, Don Fernando orchestra; 11, Delicatessen Lovina Hutchinson Wednesday. tended "Neighbors' Night" there 4:43— 6:45— Lowell Themaa — aaatt have tlila ham In a S to Zi^-poand can— Our Own Mild Cured BAgIC—Seat: wabe wade weke weae Tha Paneh Soya and Song— waat Trump Davidson orchestra. FOOD SPECIALS For The Labor Day Baked Bam aeSlBg a t aboot 5L40 a can. W e are Mrs. Floyd Fogil and children Tuesday avenlng. weal wgr wkbw wkre wkk wlr wdre IitWH^Mary Smatl 4 Mar Senge WABC-CBS—6:16 p. m., Mar­ BaOed Bam aeUlna doaena of them. spent Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ruby C. Gibson and m im wean wjaa wpro wfbl wlev; MIdweat: S BragglottI, Planoa Chlekea Loaf Sunnyfield Hams Wbbm wfbm kmbo kmox wbaa kfab 6:20— 6 :9 (^ L u m and Abnar — aaat; garet Daum songs; 6:45, Boake Mrs. William Owen in Amston. Florence Jones attended the meet­ kmt OInnar Coneart Orehaatra— waat ^ r t e r ; 7, Hammersteln Music Hall; Halami Mr. an^ Mrs. Fred L. W ay and ing of East Ce^ral Pomona No. 3 BAST-wbaa wpt whp whae were efrb •:45— 6:45— glatara of Sklltat — wjai H, ckao arlbz wraaa waax wnbt wiba wkbn 7:30, Hal Kemp dance band; 8, Hol­ Oervelat Wilson’s 3 to 4-Lb. Ham Children. Miss Ruth and John, are In Wapplng Wednesday evening, u Laglaa Floraa. Soprano— natwork Cooked Halami W h o le or whie wxbl • 7:05—Poy Campbalt Poyallata lywood Hotel, with Kenny Baker, Weekend—Stock Up At These Prices spending this week on Cape Cod at and were over-night guests at the Smpimmthmr mth, Dm^ DIXIE—wgat wata wbre aream wded •«1S— T i l ^ T h a Harm enlea Bnaambla M eet Loaf Rolls. H alf lb. klra wrae wlae wwl wtee arid ktrh S:Kh— 7:S(K-Daath Vallay Oaya, Play *6|DBa 4AMUBU ktaa waee kema wdbe wbt wdae wbit 7:0^ StO^PelMrt RIplay'a Program Boneless Daisy Hams. wdbl wwva winbx waja wmbr wala SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION! ARMOUR'S Large Can May Queea M e e d Bam ktui ktke weeaSrdne wnox kwkh knew 1*52“ •• Announcad (10 m.) Soap Chips AtlanMe 2 2 3 c 5*22” !*22“ T??!"'y p4««y orehaat BOaoed Bam Short Shanked Shoulders. wmfflm wjne weba wpar wmaa weee S:30— •:SI>— U adar Slngara Program Fraaard Bam wrva t:45— t:45' StrIngiM Along, Noval^ LAMB LEGS l b . 2 7 * liverwnrat Hams to Boil — Shanks, Cnt ibLegs MIDWEST — wmbd wtaa wtbw kfh •:00— 10.*00— Nawai'Promanada Con. STAR H AM W ax Paper 2 - . 1 I c wkbb wtaq wkbh wcee want kaej waax 10:00— 11:05— Trum p Oavidaon Orehaa. Sardines Bekhaidfa Butts. 10:3(^11:30— Jaaaa HawKlna 4 Orehaa. 8 to 10 pounds average. Frankfnrta KLEIN’S FOOD STORE Fine Variety of Ready te Sllee Ham! ANN l b . PAGE 7:80—Shopper* '..peclal. First Sec­ cans POT ROASTS 2 7 * ■ (fn «— ipoqpr BEER AND DEUCATESSEN SODA Marmalade ‘5-” 1 Sc Short Shank, Smoked 2 5 « Chuck Roast 37* tion. 7:45—News Service. Lamb Shoulders lb. 18c WTIC 8:00—Treasure House. RRR. 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE 8:15—Shoppers Special, Second SHOULDERS ROAST VEAL l b . 2 8 * Booed and Boiled. PORK ROAST ...... „..... lb. 29c Lamb Fores'’sM* - 16* TrgVBldfi Broadoagttog Bgrvtoa, q u ic k V ' Section. Hartford. Oeim. SUDSING Nativa BoaatUig 6:0O-^Ray Block, pianist G R A N 0 i-:i Large, Freeh Weeteni CHICKEN Ftnaknram eahly Chopped CHUCK ROAST...... lb. 29c MiW and Mellow rl 1 8 < 50J)00 W. 104« K. O. 8886 5L 6:15— Dalton Bros. lb. Eastern Daylight Time SUced Ham ■6:30—Fiddlers Fancy. made i h 3 5 « GROUND BEEF CHICKENS...... lb. 33c 6:55— News Service. especially EGGS 4 3 e 6 oz. can CHICKENS Plain Friday, September 8 10:00— Your Garden and Mine— for S-S^ PouBda Avaraga. Native! 4 pounds and over. Ruth Cross. Hale’s Quality MUk OLIVES Roaadala P. M. OeuCATt X lbs. 4 5 e Pickwick lb. 10:15— Richard Maxwell ^ 4 • a I C> Tan Can Clever Fancy Fink STEAK...... lb. 49c Caka Frankforts 4:00—Lorenzo Jones. 10:30— Let’s Pretend. M i. k, J Flour »•» 4:15—Perional Column. 11:00— Fred Felbel at the Organ. 4*00kf H s J.I-* e ^ BREAD FANCY FOWL » 7 3 « » Short or Sirloin. Swansdown 4:80— Joan Edwards, singer. 11:30— Compinsky Trio. AOtftM t n g .( “ , Same Low Price. 4:46—The Guiding Ugbt. SALMON 11:00— Noon—Jack Shannon. a n d BROILERS LAMB FORES ...... lb. 25c Papor Napkins Minced Ham Bologna 6:00— Artliur Lang. P. M. A J M I JE Q Large Slu Betty Crocker Boned and Rolled. 5:15—"W hile the Q ty Sleeps." 12:13— iBews Service. **a Chm,%$ CALVES LIVER ib d 2 e 6:80— Don Winslow of the Navy. 12:30—Ad-Llner. ^1^ cans 2 5 « X (or $ 1 .8 6 6:46-Jac]tie HeUer. 1:00— Captlvators. :*VAN00co ANGEL CAKES 27« 6:00—News. BpBL leedy toe the pen. Smoked or Fresh Grapefruit Juice SUNDme 31axwett House O O 6:15—Baseball and Highlights. Decby lb s . 8 5 * SHOULDBRS, Ih. COFFEE, ttv ...... ^ O C Ginger Ale t:!!:;:; HAMBURG 2 BOUND SLEEPER Orange Juice S U N D IN t 6:30—WrlgbtvUla Clarion. Shader, Frash FRYING CHICKENS W eighing 8 1.4 ti> 6:45—Ous Haenschen and Ouesta. BONED OBLCK. Home Smoked O O Evanston, III.—When a fire en­ PURE LARD 29e d p oim d a . lb...... a\OON—Piece, IK .. N. B. C . ) 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. Vanco Soap Granules Bacon Fate Dry or Golden Shredded Wheat ekga. 7:15—Uncle Ezra's Radio Station. gine raced up to a parked automo­ Sheffield CSildteiw, 4 to 0 pounds. Ready Ootrieed .VATTVB I Q Cream 7:30— ConMrt Program. bile, one of tha firemen opened the remove dirt without SHOULDERS, IK. POTATOES, perk ... 1 S7 C Butter 2 ~ 75* French's Mustard Salad 7:45— The Family Doctor. car door and shook the occupant In cans BEEF Ginger Ala or Lime Rickey ^huhsys Fowl for Fricassee 8:00— Lucille Manners with Rosa­ the front seat. removing colors or MH.K White or Cider U4ROE WATER- O ff.. Tomato Juice Iona rio Bourdon's Orchestra. ‘W ake up," be said, “and get Olit Case of 12 Large BotUee. (Coatonti Only.) R U H R ... of here.” harming fabrics. By tho Bottle (Contents Only)—6a 9 9 ^ PINEHURST \TNEG.\R, tai. . . . MELONS ON ICE. « . o O C NEW LAID SUNNYBROCMCS ' H Dal Mont# 6:00— W altz Time. Special 1 7 * can In Tomato Sauoo 6:30— Oiurt of Humsn Rslatlons. "HuhT” » FRUITS — VEGETABLES d w g p g p ® PrwB Ntarby Conn. Farms • Sardines can Moat 10:00—The First Nlgbter. "Get out The seat's on fire." CRISCO New Oop of Meeo Heinz Soups Klnda 10:30— Jimmie Fiddler. So Willie Partee, 26. the occu­ The VANCO Co. SlR-ar Lane Sweet Dllzed St. Lawerenee Peas 2 c a n s 2 5 c OPEN LABOR DAY 10:45— Dorothy Thompson. pant looked down, and sure enough Chase a Ssnbem YELLOW CORN.. doz. 24c 11:00—News. — a blaze was burning brightly near Manchester, Conn. DiuT uuiey's ooioen f^p fen i Sardines Packed In Oil 5* 11:15—Paul Sabin's Orchestra. the seat of hla pants. Becker’s New Crop Rich Creamy Smooth 11:30— Lea Brown's Orchestra. COFFEE lb. PICKLES GREEN BEANS OR 13:00—Weather Report. SUCCOTASH 2 c a n s WHITEHOUSE tan 13:03— Trump Davidson's Orchestra. LIM A BEANS. 2 qts. }e qt. )ar OertUled Sweet 19c A N N PACE 13:30— Castle Farms Orchestra. CARROTS OR BEETS. .3 bun, 14c M ilk Evaporated cafte 1:00—Silent. Lipton'sT ea iiG ptg. 2 9 Potatoes Tomorroar*s Program. L IM A B E A N S 2 c a n s 2 ^ 8 Salad silver Lane 4 lbs. 15c FRESH PEAS ... .2 gts. 23c Nation-Wide Stores Desserts A. M. Hate’s Red Bag 6:00— Blue Grass Roy. ANDERSON 9 NOREN Sparkle Meet Klnda 8 oz. Jar | 0 g CUCUMBERS 6:30— Francis Cronin, Organist MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Native Ripe Tomatoes Cliaae R Sanborn's SCOTT TISSUE 3 r o lls 2 3 8 4 for 10c 16 ox. Jar I F g 7:00—Morning Watch, Ben Haw­ Phone 4076 Free Delivery 361 Center S t COFFEE lb Native Spinach 8 -o z. thorne. Potatoes ROYAL SCARLET STORES Hale’s Orange Pekoe Celery ■ GREEN SUNNYHELD 5:00—News. 21c peck COFFEE .2 5 * Corn Flakes pkg. 8:15—Malcolm Clair*. PICKLES SCOTT TOWELS 2 r o l l s 2 7 c Iceberg Lettuce PEPPERS AM 5:80— Radio Bazaar. .NaUon-Wlde Red Bag Apple Sauce PtgG 6:00—Streamliners. TEA Finsbury To be certam of a toppiy of tfaeae quality Melons have UNDERWOOD'S 3 ’S2 15c Labor Day Specials planed a atandlns oi tor for the Maaoe. •:45—,Jake and Cart. 2 1 * ‘f- i” 10:00—Charioteers. Sandwleh TM H te Ham DeWHed— For Teety Sendwlcht ca n e String Beans Iona 3 Onr stocks Bre complete to take care of your every need F L O U R 24^ l b . b a g $ 1 .0 9 Pine Knob COFFEE lb. 2 5 « 22c 10:15—Vasa Family. for the last big holiday of the Summer seaaon. 40 F L Ron Sandwich Vine Ripened SoHana 10:S(L—Program from New Torfc. jar Ivan boo MELONS Peanut Butter - 1 5 c 11:00— Three Rancheroe. QUALITY CANNED GOODS ROYAL SCARLET OLIVES Ev-aporated Un*weetei>ed. Standard 19-08.4 11:15—Nancy Swanson. Royal Searlet Brand PuN navorad Tometo Jnloe, O C 31.4-0000# Jar Staffed WAX 1 6 e - 1 8 e each Our Own Tea 23c 11:S(V—Tba Mystery Chef. 30-oz. can, S f o r ...... d s O C SALAD DRESSmO 22c Tom atoes Q u a m r 11:45—Melody Men. Asparagna Upa, S for SSc. ^ tall cans 10^-ea. oa a ...... MILK 2 7 * Corned Beef Arawar’a ’*o^M9c 13:00—The C^tlnantala. 17c Fork and Beene, O f f . . Sonablne Macaroon 13:80— Rex BatUis’s Oonoert En­ Cut Oreea Beans^ 16-oc. oea, 4 f o r ...... m OC OLIVES PAPER No. oan, t o r ...... Grape Juice, .\pples...... —. .4 Ib^ 25c r . B. No. 1 Grade Dill Pickles Standard semble. 8 8 29c Extra Large Pears Plekles Sweet M x e d - 1 9c 1:00— News, Weather and Market Out Beeta, 16-oz. b o ttle ...... Sben WAFERS I b . 2 7 c Cider Vinegar RaJak “«3 9 c Report. No. 8 nan, 8 t o r ...... 19c 6 for 25c Ripe Banaiuui. Potatoes 12 lb peck 1 9 * Tiny Fnag, 5 « No. 8 o a a ...... 23c Meyonnelee, « »y MOTOR OIL 2 29« 8-oe.Jer...... l / C IS-OuBoe Can Dole Peaches...... 4 qts. 44c Hl-Teat FRIEND'S BEANS Bond Pack Tonatoea, Fresh Fruit and Vegetable# Large Blue Plums DOCCIE DINNER Fresh Bread From No. 8 oan, 3 f o r ...... IS-oimoe Jar 2 0 Q 2 quarts 2.5c. Ovaa Baked teee. 21c WDRC Fruit OoektaU, PINEAPPLE rrcea N*n.Fnnawgya.RedKId»*v eni | 5 * For Cota ^ 11. ^ Craekar Jacks 3 pkgs. I Q e 6 for 15c PEAS 2 no. 2 cans 2 9 * •"d Do*i C0"» A&P’s Sanitary Bakery 833 Hartford, Cooii. 1880 No. 8Vi c a n ...... 29c Potato Salad, 0 8 ^ Oiapefrult Jiiiea, 16-oonbe Jar ...... id 1 C ^-P o«B d OaOophaae Bieg Eastern Dayliglit Time JUICE d o z . No. 3 oaa, 3 f o r ...... 23c Peanut Butter, O 8 ORANGES l ^ ^ e Honey Dew Melons W HITE GRAPES IS-ouBoa J a r ...... J e l C SHREDDED ANN PACE WHITE Friday, Sopteober 8 Freah. Largoa Tafaia ROYAL SCARLET Stuffed OUvee, e g* MARSHMALLOWS 9c 2 lbs. 25c P.M. 8-os. b o ttle ...... l ^ C Watermelons 2 2 3 * PULL. O Z . 4:00— Bob ByroiL VaalUn Extraot, WHEAT LOAF A x y Flavor Junket 9 * FrcA Fruits and Vegetables BREAD 4:15— ^Ameng Our Souvenir*. IVi-OB. b o ttle ...... 19c CUCUMBERS BUY THIS F(X)D 4:80— Bon Voyage. Motet Coooannt, ROYAL SCARLET Tan Oan Sunbeam 5 * 6:00— Friends’ World Oonferenee. 4-oa t i n ...... Callfbmla Pruaea, Fresh Malaga IN CANS "artford Better Buslnea 10c ICE CREAM 2 5 * We king Cbooolate, (Medtunt), 1-lb. pkg. FORCE 2 pbgs- 2 3 * 10c Llbby*B Corned Beef .. .3 cans 55c CRANDMOTHER'S Vi-Ib. oake, 3 for . . . . 29c Pure Jsittea, lA.,, TOMATO GREEN PEAS...... 25c Toaated Wheat Flakes ^eooMncorCM big .^oris Kerr. l b . 7 * Spic^ Hani;. ...2 cans 65c A p p l e s 7 - 2 5 e [;45—News Senrloe. Baldag Powder, » H ) a . J a g ...... l U C GRAPES Equals 3 pounds frrsh Peas. lO-aa. o a n ...... Chicken...... 6-oz. ran 42c 1:00—Dinner Dance MUslc. 10c BBoed Ox Teague, O ff_ can JUICE Meintoah ASPAR.\GUS ...... 35c 9 '6:15—Hobart Boaworth — Dean at Flako Pte Oraet, « - e a . g h M e ...... 0 5 C Lunch Tongue" 2 7 * Just the tradn- stalk*. W H IT E UNWJCC? e C orn F lake s 2 p>«*•**• 4 - 2 5 c In The Nnw AH xo< 7-OuBee Can I I light Meat RHUBARB ...... 19c Oooa Ooto, and SparkUnx 7:00— Poetic Melodies with Jack Brtgfctsreed Snaeked TDRX FOR FRICASSEE b u n c h ^^8 Dae Ubs tieah atalkn. Fulton. Bheuld*a,B...... CELERY Water. Fancy, Ripe 1 Q ^ Boneless, O C ! i-o a f | ‘| c 34c 8 Po^ds or Over Csllophane Wrapper 7:15— Bong Tlin*—Margaret Denm G r a p e f r u it Bananas, 4 lbs. .. X 9 C Brtghtwaad Dalay I h ...... ZDC EBd Jtbck SbEOBon. Hama, I h ...... TUNA FISH 2 cans 3 S * Fancy, Large Size Lamb Fores, n m C r a p e s 3 - 2 5 c 7:30—N eel OTlera's Radio Gaaetta. 49c 93c“ '2'"$1.85 J u ic e bunches 1 7 c Cantaloupes, O Q .« lb...... l / C 7:45—Boake Carter. 4Sc,49c Rnaettng flrtrlwgia. quart 2 f o r ...... 8:00— Hammersteln Music Ran. Blueberries 2 5 « Frankfurts, 2 5 C ROLLS 8:30—Bal Kemp's Deaee Band, Bib Boaat BaeC. Leinoii Juice can l S c - » cans 2 9 c cans A n Kinds o f Fancy Meions, P eerhee, Phima. Ptaia, Apples, Native, O C C a r r o t s ^ 2 9 c srlth Alies Faye. LagaoCLanAw TaOow PWohea. L t n one, Oranges and QuaUty Fraeh Vegetabiaa. Oottfaraia Orangaa. LandOTLahaa Cooking, 6 lbs. .. t u O C Machine Sliced •:00—Hollywood HoUL Fraab P w k R e w t N o-10 Oaa 1 Peas, Green. Y PAMCBl HOUSt 2 2 10:00—Evenings with Papa Raydsn. RIpaBaaaaaa. Spiced Ham. o r f S< Ocieklag Applea. GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. 21b«...... l i f e l b ...... 10:80— Dei Carino. o D C P o t a t o e s Sweet 6 1 9 10:45—To be Aonoonoed. OeU Oata a ( A1 Klada, PRUNE JUICE BUTTER 2 '‘»^79 c - c 1 1 :00— Sports. News. ■Bead Fraab far Ordte. T attma Lbaa Weaaa 6 9 c FREE DELIVERY ON ALL ORDERS FOR $1.00 AND MORE. PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: 11:15—Pikii Nepoleen'a Orchestra. Calory Freah PMa A N G E L C A K E 11:30— Count Baaia’g Orekeatra. Ckmta Sqoaah Bhredted Wheat, KITTEL’S MARKET I W. HARRY ENGLAND 12:00— B#rtto\Kaya Orebaatra. O w n b efR Toaaatoaa 18 BiaaeU St. TsL «2«6 | HandMater Green Tel. 8451 L a c .s iz c A. M. . P k « ...... 12c huMt .FoteBeie Cabhoga PINEAPPLE OEMS 2 Cberrolet coach. Small down pay­ children. Inquire 47 Purnell Place. The Copping Farm, Vernon street. church, Friday, September 10th. nurse, Mias Margaret Daiiahay, W ll­ h young woman after the prescribed tlves from Rockville enjoyed i and built under the firm of Schreler hours. ment, low monthly paymenta. Cole R. F. Trask, Prop. motor trip to Naahua, New Hamp­ The public la invited. Remember the llmantlc; superviaor, Levi T. Oarri* Shoe Merchant—Business is i and Patterson,' Washington, D C., Motora—6463. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, care of shire, and viiited the Benaon Wild date, come and bring your friends. aon, Willimantic; aaslatant super­ Student—But that girl is my sla­ quiet that we had better have child, stay or home nights. Mrs. S. Animal farm. architects, of which Mr. Schreler is visor, Mra. Isabelle S. Day, Willing- * ter. apsclal sale. FOR SALE—1932 GRAHAM coupe, a partner. He ia a graduate of Dean (anortlng)— Your slater? F. Mitchell, Wapplng Center. Tel. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Christopher ton. 5 Store Manager—Ail right. What leather upholaterlng, good mechani­ 8719. Stafford High school and Catholl' Recent vlaltora of Jamea Brandon That girl ia known as a notorious ■hall it be? and family have closed their sum­ trollop. cal shape, price fl35. Call 5404 or FOR SALE— D IV A N in good condi­ mer cottage in Tolland and re­ STAFFO^SPRINGS college at Washington. at the home of Mra. Besaie Tripp Shoe Merchant— Well, taka that Barlow’s Garage. tion. Price reasonable. Telephone turned to New Haven where Mr. MJaa Lillian Parizeau, 22, of F5ir were his daughter, Mrs. W. EL Covil Student (calmly;)— Yea, air. It line of $5 shoes and mark them HELP WANTED— 5524. nace avenue was discharged from of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hicks. cauaaa mother and me a great deal down from $10 to $7.95. The Toonerville Trolley That Meets AH th e Trains By Fontaine Fox Christopher is engaged in educa­ The Stafford Republican club will of worry. MALE S6 tional work. hold a clambake at the ForeetviUe the Johnson Memorial hospital Mrs. Katherine Dennla, James Mof­ MOTORCYCLES— FOR SALE—EASY washing ma­ Thursday after receiving treatment W ANTED —J^UNG-m an as waiter, Mrs. Lincoln Smith of Washing­ hall and grounds on the West Staf­ fat and Harold Post o f Sarnia, On­ BICYCLES 11 chine, large all copper tub, with for injuries received In an accident tario. We Understand That There Are FUEB WILL USE PENNY who can nmke himself generally ton, D. C., is a guest at the home ford highway, Sunday, Sept. 12. An I^p le Who Actually Believe That OUB BOARDING HOUSE extractor. Price reasonable, also of her grandmother Mrs. Sarah when a car driven by Lolo Piccln of Mrs. J/L. Schweyer is spendln^a FOB LUCK ON POLAB HOP useful. Telephone 6661. Ice box. Tel. 6348. expert bake specialist from Three 'H r Troubles Intareat Othara. Young and. Hater Mrs. Florence Rivers v/lU be in charge and the at- East Main street collided with a week with relatives in eastern FOR SALE—GIRLS’ bicycle, full steel rail fence on Park street early sylvanls. She was accompanied OiUdreaa, Tex.— (A P )— James r o ®*’ - ^ o o f WANTED — AMBITIOUS young FOR SALE—COMBINA’nON oU Meacham, also her brothers Pres­ falr will be held rain or shine. There Jack—^T^tre la a lot of favorit- 'L®** r0o?< size. Telephone 6849. man to work as stock clerk. Apply ton and Robert Meacham and their will be a program o f sports and a Wednesday morning. . Miss Parizeau Mra. Portia B. Fuller of Norwli Mattem, famous filer, will carry a burner and gas, Bungalow stove. received a scalp wound and oruises 1am In our family. In person. F. W. Woolworth Com­ families and Morris Meacham all few speeches. Members of the com­ Misa Elolse Schweyer who has been Uncle— Why, Jack, what on earth Chlldrets penny in hla shoe whan Inquire 228 School street of Tolland. about the forehead. PIccin escaped _ . ( o mittee are: Anders Jacobsen, chsir- visiting in Pennsylvania for several do you mean? ha makea hla projected trana-Polar ® FM>KISTS— NIIR,SEHIES 15 pany. with slight cuts on the face. 'The /MISTAH MAJAM vvELi:, Ms 'Ll hatcm out Mias Doyle of Hartford la a guest man; William Llsk, Harold W. weeks, will return with them. Jack— Well, I get punished if I air trip to Moscow next year. KARLSEN'S CHOICE gladiolus, m AMBITIOUS, YOUNG MAN, over o f M ra EHaabeth Church and Mias Bruce, Leo Garvals and Percy Par- car was badly damaged and had to Mra. Linda E. Stanley and her ^_jHte my flngemaira H. C. Prealar of CbUdresa re- AM T?E BOVS AS MAWV S<9UIPRELLV IDEAS VIAfHI.NEKY AND T^MIUS 52 Bessie Terhune. flngemalTa ancLwbeif baby bloom. Beautiful flowers at 35c, 23, with car for local position. W ill­ telo. be towed away. Borough Officer daughter Misa Adelaide Stanley have puts hla foot In his mouth they caivid the coin from a fbrtune uner WAS TRVIkJ' SITTIAJS WITH THE OTHER NLITS 50c, 75c dozen. Now booking bulb ing worker with fair education. NEIW STANDARDS of perform­ Mr. and Mra. Arthur Baxter and The annuAl Labor Day celebra­ William Silk Inveatlgated. been spending a few dasrs with Mr. think its cute. with the auggaatlon It would bring son Arthur. Jr., of South Carolina T'aiMMV OPEM IW THE «TIR, A S HE WOULD IM orders for later delivery 715 No. Must bo interested In permanency. ance, economy are embodied in the tion and field day .o f the Italian Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Luce and and Mra. Mark Shepherd tn Ver­ him luck If be carried it in a shoe. were over night guests this week family have returned to their home mont. Main. Phone 7385. Write for appointment, P. O. Box, Dellinger Silo killers and Oliver Benefit Society will be held Monday Great opportunities in life may be Soon after Preslar did as in­ 900, Hartford. "70” tractors. Dublin Tractor Co., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. on Elaat street after spending the Mrs. R. Estelia Wood and Miss scarce. But every hour of every structed, Childress received a much- Charles Broadbent. Sept 6 at the Italian hall and A PALEECEMAKJS THE OWLY THIAJCSS DEPENPIKKS Wllllmantlc. grounds on Park street The out­ summer at their cottage at Groton Hattie E. Coombs have returned day of our existence is a little op­ needed rain. Preslar took credit. MAN WANTED AT ONCE— To Mrs. Arthur Buahnell spent Long Point from a ten day trip to the Yellow- portunity to improve yourself, to the When Mattem be$rd the story, PAINTINO—PAPERING 21 Wednesday at the home of her als- standing festure of the celebration continue Rawleigh service in rural will be a band concert by the Sons Miss Elizabeth Schreler, R.N., of Btpne Natk)n.-.I Park and Salt Lake enc- that you may ba better, your he borrowed the penny. AW' PE PALEEce SUPPORT ARE : wa a**ra«e wor«a le a Uae. PKUPERTT OWNERS— AttenUOn townships around Manchester. ter and family at Stafford. Hartford, has been spending a few City. -ji^-BlUalau aeaiban aaS abbrselatlaas MUSICAL instruments 5» of Italy band of Southbridge under neighbor happier, and the world I6J15 repapera room, calling paper­ Products well Introduced. Hard Mrs. Anderson and daughter of days at the home of her father, EM- Services will be resumed at the the gainer for your presence in it M h M ft vortf ftad oompooBd Passaic, New Jersey, are guests of the direction of Antonio Orslnt The words fts two worda MlolnoM oost Is ed Of kaleomlned. Material, laooi worker should make above the concert will be frdm 2:30 to 6 p. m„ wln A. Schreler, in Stafford Hol­ Congregational church next Sunday for a short time. DEER CAUSES PANIC •lies of Uros llftoa^ F*OR SALEr—BECKER pl&no, In Miss Bessie Terhune. low. completa Lnalde, outude painting average in earnings. No invest­ with an intermission for a program motiiing after a month vacation. IN RESORT TOWN TOOK 'EM Lifto ffttss ftsr 4m w for traaslsi large aavinga Work guaranteed. ment required. For particulars good condition. Call 8324. A special meeting of Tolland Offlcera Kenneth W. Stevens of Mra. H. E. Robinson’s brother, the T- Husband _(reading newspaper ac­ Grange was held at the Community of sporU. A spaghetti supper will •CO A PIPE/ Langa Phone 3693. Thompsonvllle and John Yaskulka Rev. Theodore Brinckerhoff, paator count of an incident at traveling Charlevoix, Mich.— (A P ) — CIU- write or see F. H. Tingley, Raw- House last Tuesday when five be served from 6:30 until 8 folio-. - - . weM« CbftfTo lelgh IXaler, Center street, Collins­ of Broad Brook are enjoying a of the Siivdnm St. Dutch Reformed menageris)—With a hoarse roar the zena of this resort town acurrltd AP A KT M E N TS— K L ATS— granges wese represented as ed by dancing ^ t h music by Fal- lion sprang at the trainer and pan­ ville, Connecticut. cetU’a orchestra of Westfield, Mass. week’s vacation from their duties church of New Brunswick, N. J,, for cover recently when a larga i ©“■•••■tios Z>aro •• » sts| n su SROFESSIONAL TENEMENTS 63 guests. The master and wife of will preach at the morning service- demonium broke loose! • •••••••• •••e«*e| 11 StS| 11 Sts Peter Caroesri is chairman of the at the local state police barracks on eight-point buck atrayed into town, B3CPERIENCED BAKER wanted. West Hartford Grange were pres­ The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. ■" W ife— Wfhat queer names they SERVICES 22 A V A LIA B LE SEPT 4th, 6 room affair asaUted by Rlcco DsDalt und Elaat Main street. became frightened and fled, leaving tiTOfrsIftr tsssfttoms Apply after 6 o’clock at Blue Rib­ ent with greetings. Three members (Wellwood) Burke waa held thlY ^ v e animals to be sure! WUKte ^ r v o d ftt tbs ofts Urns rsta tenement, with all Improvements, of Hebron Grange presented musi­ Bette Pasquale. Members of tile Mr. and Mrs. David Cole and lit­ a trail of wreckage behind. bon Bakery, Gorman .Place. (Friday) morning at the homo of Ffttos for tons lorm ossiT ¥ steam heat and garage. Adults. cal numbers two harmonics and Italian Club of Manchester have tle niece of Manchester were the re­ Tbe deer hurdled an automobile ■M ftdssrtlsfss Virso spos rsqosst. treatment for falling hair. Larra- her slater Mrs. Annie Naven with a Lonely Valley guitar. A newspaper by Mrs. cent n e s ts at the home of Mr. and in the buaineaa district, narrowly Ads erdsrsd bsfors Us third or fifth bee’s Barber Shop. 16 Pitkin street. Inquire 28 Russell street been Invited to attend the affair. high mass of requiem at St. Mary’s - Blackened trunk and blackened win bs ohftrssd sols for tbs se« Serine Labonta, Tolland Grange. A Mra. Erank Belcher of StaffqrdvIUe. missed a plate glaas window in a Convenient parking always. SALESMEN WANTED :I6-A A daughter was bom Wednesday church. The burial waa in SL twig, and still the living green KM ssMibsr of tlmss Chs ad ippsar* sketch, Why They Joined the to Mr. and Mra. Bruno Scotta of ' Mrs. Fred Bowden of Stafford -- Ciomes bravely fdrtb to hide the ■tore and daabeu through tbe front « ^ r » l o « ftt ths rots ssnisd hot Hollow Is spending a few .lays at Mary’s cemetery. Mrs. Burke's •o ftllooraao# or rsfonds ean bs ttsds SALESMAN WANTED—We have BUSINESS LOCATIONS Grange, by three members of He­ Maple street at the Johnson Memo­ scare. O Friend, when you have seen door of a garage and plunged out the home of M r. and Mrs. Frank death occurred Tuesday night at the M « » tl»o ftds stoppsd ftftsr Us REPAIRING 2:1 an opening for an aaslatant, in our FOR PENT 64 bron Grange. A talk. Behind the rial hospital. Mr. ScotU is mana­ Tha naked hlUaldc, bare and gray, tha rear window, amaahing the v th dfty. Plumbing Dept. Some experience Headlines of the Undeclared War, Smith in Brimfleld, Mass. Windham Community hospital fol­ where eaca tha Ulae bloomed, glaa*. ger of the Oo-operatlve store In lowing a brief Illness. She waa 89 ***** forbids"! dUpUy ttass aot WE SPEXHALIZE In recovenng in plumbing and beating preferred. by Brother Potwln. Master of East Rockville. Mrs. Ora Young who has been i Will you not give a thought to FOR RENT— arO R E at 995 Main years old, a daughter of the late Tho Ssrald win mot bs rosposslbls roofa and appiymg asbestoa sio- Apply at Montgomery Ward A Windsor Grange. A program by Frank Canclan of Wllllngton ave­ spending some time at Lake Masha- these your eareleaa act baa doomed? street Apply Edward J. HoU. William and Margaret (Kennedy) SKI CSAMPION WINS fiftr woro Uftft oas laoorrset lassrtlos Ing. Workmanship guaranteeo A Company. members of Tunxis Grange, first nue, Ekimond Lynch of West WU- paugbln Union has returned to her '.-.The •mouldering fire you left be­ ftdrsrtiMmsftt ordsrsd for singing by all the granges; second. home In Staffordville. Wellwood. She leaves one brothar, Aiks LAURELS Uoro thfta oas tlioa A Dion. 81 Wtlli street I'el 436U llngton and Henry Butler of Cross hind that bright September day, Mesmerism by Professor "Whose Miss Nancy Fisk, daughter of Joseph Wellwood, three alstera, Mr*. - The match you flung ao careleialy Tho Iftftdrsrtsat omtsstoa of laoor* LOTS FOR SALE 73 street are receiving treatment at Ernest H. Woodworth, Mrs. ESlza Baden. Germany— (A P )— Chrlatei ^M ^bllofttloa of ftdrartlslBf will bs LAW N MUWBKS put In flrst class DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 It." A t the close of the program the Johnson Memorial hospital. Mra. R. H. Fisk of East Main street, aa you drove on your way, TMitfisd oalir bp eftaoollftcloft of tbs O’Brien and Mra. Eklward Navin, all Cranz, world ski champion and working condition; vacuum clean­ BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE on the Home Economics committee Walter Day of South Wllllngton has assumed her duties ss secretary : That half-burned clgaret that feu • " • * 0 mods for tho ssrstos rsadsrsd ers cleansd. repaired; key making, FOR SALE—WHITE King and sponsored a White Elephant sale to the dean of Pine Manor, Junior of this place, also four nieces and beside the winding road; German berotna of the last Winter —22 •drsrtlsoa>snu aiost seaforio fancy pigeons. Reasonable. Tele­ Strong street. Inquire 38 Wood­ IS recovering at the Johnson Memo­ four nephews. / — oop7 sad trooffrsphT with lock and gunsmlthlng. Braitn- land street Phone 6349. netUng a good sum. Refreshments College, Wellealey, Mass. Miss Fisk You boar tha am in aecret— yes, Olympics, has paaaad her B-tast aa phone 8531. rial hospital, following an operation but you bear a bea'vy load. mreUUoaa saferesd br tbs pobltsh* walte, 58 Pearl etreet. of cake, sandwiches and coffee performed Monday. is a graduate of Stafford :ili,h a gUdar-lUar. The customary gr*at- « fiM Usy rsssrrs tho risbt u were served. school, Wellesley College and Bay POLISH CHILDREN’S DAY And yet, tha stricken valley Ing a t a great deal of noise pro­ rssiss or rsjsot sav oopy ooa* EXPERT RADIO REPAIR service Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brodeen of •Idsfftd objoetloaablo. " Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Rublee Path Institute and waa a former wear* a trusting hopeful air, duced on tin cannlaters, gasolina on all makea Let us give you an POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 4.1 Providence, R. I., have been the Hartford, Sept. 8.— (A P )— Tha b.*S‘2?Ji?v 5 0 «R *-C laealfl.« ad. and son Edmund,-Jr., made a short member of the faculty at Saugus As. though it really tried to say: cans and oil drums, with a liberal estimate on your radio. Phone •visit at the home of Mrs. Rublee's guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Chrttten- first annual Polish Children’s Day "N ow don’t you fret and care! i6 iiiv^rssiRiM r*ff) FANCY (jU ALTI'Y broiler*, roast­ sen on Prospect Heights. High school in Saugus, Mass. addition of lusty volc«a was accord­ eeloek aeoa: aatardazs 5191, Brunner's Radio Dept., 8U ing chickens and fowl, dressed. mother, Mrs. Emma Crandall, and for Hartford and neighboring town* , This frightful thing that came to ed to Clbrlstel. In addition she had Oakland streeL are soon to return to their home in 'Announcement has been made of will be held at Lighthouse Grove. me was never planned by you; Fresh eggs delivered direct from FOR SALE the approaching marriage of Mlse a “ victory flag" of gunny sacking, TELEPHONE YOUH Carlson A Son Poultry Farm. Tele­ Charleston, West Virginia, after sev- Glastonbury, Labor Day. We’ll both forget the harm ^ e y a bunch of hastily picked field flow- S(ORCHY SMITH 6-ROO.M SINGLE — 2-cai eral weeks spent >vUh relatives here Catherine HIpsky, daughter of Mrs. Approximately 300 children are did— but YOU be careful too!” An Out For Scorchy phone 4217. garage, steam heat, oak art and a "B " artistically construct­ W ANT ADS BUSINESS in New England. Katherine Hipaky of the Mood^e SOUTH COVENTRY expected from communities sbout floors and trim, large attic; ed of evergreen. BLIMEV'S A PRISONER OP • I COULP ESCAPfi.FROH HERE ON • THATOVSE MEAN IDEA/' ‘ he telephone OPPORTUNITIES 32 Miss Clara Dodge who has been Meadow dlatrict to Matthew Lolda the state, while an unesUmated ' Helen— First ' it was lova. He WlTS 7HUM f! - ITS ONLY A MAm«J FOOT OR HORSEBACK. BUT I'D NEVER M ^ CBAKOK Ka TB alvea above AKTU I.KS KOH SALE 45 very good condition. Beau­ a guest of Mrs. William Ayers and aon of Mra. Victoria Holda of Mon- Schools will reopen for the fall fascinated me— and I kissed him. iTS A (HOT, AND I MAY 5? ^ oonroalsBoo to odvsrtlssro. hui FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS eec- tifully landscaped; large term on Wednesday, September 8th number from Hartford will attand. MAKE NINCFOO IN TIME TO WARN family has returned to her home In son. Mass. The ceremony will take The affair Is under the auspice* ‘ Judlty— Yea, I know, and then he NA VYBOMBEBS HAVE BE RECOCNIZED TOO SOON - BUT , tlon, bnck mercantile ouiiuing FOR SALE—HEYWOOD Wakefield garden. Lot 100x155. with the following staff of teachers: PATMKNT If paid at tbe bual- Vermont. place Saturday afternoon at 2 of the EHeventh Circuit of the Polish began to unfsselnata you— and you COMFORT OF FINE HOME THEM or WUS ATTACK - I'VE COT TO IP IT DOES WORK — » WROOEE //j with 30UU ft. or. ground loot apxca baby carriage, wicker. In good con­ Center school, principal Mrs. Por­ slapped him. dev* ‘ h* aeveetb Mrs. Ada Herrick has returned o’clock in St. Patrick’s churen National Union, which has IS CO RV PLANE --O R — THE RAILROADS WHERE'S THAT MAP t f •ay fe lli^ n e tbe arel laeertloB of Suitable tor light manufacturing dition, 810. Inquire at 149 Summit $4950 from a brief visit to Boston. Mass. Monaon. Following the ceremony tia B. {Tuller of Norwich; fifth and sixth grades. Miss Margaret Jacob­ branches in the state. The Rev. W. Washington — (A P ) — I f Uncle ■Sf™ !?in CHAROB Apply Edward J Holl. street, after 4 p. m. Easy Terms. TNventy-two members of Tolland reception will be held during the The Surest W ay to Become Sam’s naval avlatori should by K h? ^ eolleoted. No reapenat- J. Pawlowskl, of Hartford, la chair­ Grange, attended the meeting of afternoon and evening In the Bun­ son, South Coventry: third and Wealthy ia to Avoid Imitating the some strange turn of events be •m>m la (alaphonad ada fourth grades, Mias Eileen Galllvan. man of arrangements. «"3 thalr aocnracz 5-ROOM SINGLE — Hot East Central Ponrona Meeting No. galow hall In South WllUngton for Foolishness of the Wealthy. called on to bomb any foreign eaaaot be aoaraata*a HELP WANTED— ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 3, held at Wapplng Wedne.«day relatlvea and friends. Worcester, Masa.; first and second cities, they would do their work in water heat; \-ery good con­ grades, Miss Mary Martini, Wllli- E.HBARRASSINO FEMALE ______^ D I O 49 dition. Lot 50x1.50. Owner evening and was again awarded the Edwin Sebreier. aon of Edwin A Judge— Your wife complains that solid comforL INDEX OF must sell. attendance banner. Schreler of Stafford Hollow Is a mantlc; South Street school, Miss you never work. How about it, The latest "flying boat" bomber WANTED — WILLING girl for REFRIGERATORS — Remanufac- Rebecca Seplowltz, South Ojventry; Philadelphia— Patrolman Joseph Sam? CLASSinCATIONS The Tolland Grange will sponsor winner In a national architectural dcvcicped by the navy baa a galley housework. Give reference and tured. Just like new. Guaranteed 1 Flanders school. Miss Frances Lamb, Coll had some difficulty in explal.n- Sam— Dat woman’s crazy. Ask ®lrthe a a public setback card party at the competition conducted by Houac that would make any houaewlfe'a state salary expected. Steady work. year. Westlnghouse, Frlgldalre, $3300 Franklin: Pond Hill school. North Ing to the satisfaction of hla su­ her what Ah waa doin’ de second Easakamaete ••••••••••••••■••• B Easy Terms. Community House Friday evening. and Garden magazine. In the Sep­ eye.s shine. It'S't:omplete with elec­ Jlarriaeae ••••••••••••••••••••• c Write Box Z, Herald. General EHectrlc, Kelvlnator and 0>ventry, Miss Frances Tasks, New periors just how a suspect had es­ Tuesday of August, last year? tric stove, water distiller apd even Xlaatba ...... D Grunow. Prices start at 859.50. See London: Number Nine school. North caped. a dry ice refrigerator. of Tbanke •••••••••,,,••• K Ib Maaorlaa ...... jr these values today. Brunner's Coventry, Mrs. Eileen Winch, Wlll­ He Jammed a package containing Read It Or Not— There's also a telephone system “ •* and round ...... i Radio Dept. 80 Oakland street. Geo. L. Graziadio lngton; Sliver street school, North several cartons of cigarettes over All wild men of Borneo are fakei. aboard. Anaouncaaonta ..•••••••••••••. s Phone 5191. Real Estate Renta Coventry, Miss Ann Miner, Groton; the muzzle of Coll'a revolver and IftlWtTW A P. Paraoaala ...... ( Auctioneer Number Ten school. North Coventry, fled. Antaaebllaa FOR SALE—1935 GENERAL Elec- 109 Henry St Tal. 5268 Aateaobllaa for Bala ...... « tric 5 cubic ft. refrigerator, $45. Aotaaobllae for Eiehansa .... I a n d h is f r i e n d s By Blo6s6r WASHINGTON TUBBS EMERGENCY W. W. Phillips, 53 Walker street By CRANE Ante Aooaaaorlaa—Tiraa ...... e Ante Rapatiins—Palotlaa . . . . . 1 Real Estate F»CClU MASINE BEING RESCBEO BY A PRETTV GiRL AWAY DOWN IN THE V I * ...... $300 ^ w n buys a cozy 5-room home; large lot; good 1 DONT AOREC.TOWI ? 1 Autos—Ship by T ru ck ...... t FLAPPER FANNY W ERE FOOU8H I D DOWT WAKTT *TD BE A RUBUC S DEPTHS OF A i ------s. ( ^ to a —For Hire ...... t CALLS location. Most anyone can own this one! By Sylvia BRA7ILIAM JUNSLE.f DROP US OFF ANV PLACE, Ooroftss—Ssrsico—fitorars ees.* 10 -eoH. 1MI ar vu HavKt. mc. T. li. uta 0. a »»T. on. TU R N DOWN TVIAT [ SERVAKIT and TKAr'S WHAT M50 WE'LL HOPA RIVERBOT, Ifotorcrelso^Bicyelss ...... n COMTRACT/ Wontsd Autoo—Motoreyelss ease 11 POLICE ARE IRVDU'RE A MOVIE Bostosoa ood BrwfeMUaal fiorTtcss 8-Room Single, steam heat; 2-car garage. (4500. (500 STAR I Bustests fisrvieso OfTtrsd ...... il cash# BoaMhold fisrsiess Offsrod eee.ll>A Bulldtat^^ntrsetlav ...... ]4 4343 ...... II To Rent-Store FuBtrai Dtmetors ...... a.,., li Cambridge 8Ueet, 6.Ro0m Sdftle, 2-car garage; steam Bsfttlar—PlarebiBF—Rooflas •#« 17 FIRE heaL (oOOO. Terms. Zstorsneo ...... Mllllnary—Draaamakinz ...... It Sooth 8tor»«a .... Jo Fublle Paaaansar Sarvlea...... 10-A In 100% Business DuP'e*. 2 - »r garage. Rents (70 per month. JbJntlna—Paparlnz ...... ji 4321 (osOO. Terms. rrofaaaloaal Sarvlcai ...... j j Rapalrlns ...... j j * a ''“ rlna—Dyainc—Claanlna .. J4 North ToJlsl Goods and fisr^les 15 Location New Single, excellent location. (750 cash needed. wftatsd—>Bu*!n««s Ssrrico S< Bdocatioool S 4 ^ ^ “ 4 Claiiaa ...... JJ Private lattmotiona ...... it 2 Acres, 6-room house, garage, bam, coops. (3000.- AMBULANCE $d00 cash. • (Dougan) This store has every advantage for 30-Acre Fara, 7-room house, hot water heat; bam, gar­ I I'M NOT USED TO THIS JUNtaLE STUFF. MO CATES. 5630 retail business. Your display in this age; brook; 1 mile from Manchester. (5300. (800 :LOOK A T M R.M OOHIY l TWATBRARTOF I MO MOVIES, NOBODY TD lAlJc TO-EXCEPT OLt> HE HAD10 peek ABA : q a h k ! t h i m k (Holloran) cash. ^TOOTHLESS. SAY, USTEN, WHY, SOU BOYS ARE store’s windows would attract the TRAM P, IN O R D E R TO UNPOPULAR J.IKE.MONEY FROM HOME, r FOR RENT— 7-Room Single. (60. ______CKIJCY HIS VAOmOH I HE'D B E AT THE ___3P60 greatest number of Manchester Shop- AWtV FROM RAMS ‘' b o m O PPIC K IP (Quish) WHO NEVER 3IVE /THE PANS DIDM'T pers. TAVERN— Doing Nice BusinssR (600 caah needed. A MCME 8TAR A 4340 MIHLITE'S PEACE.' W. Rubiilow HASTING'S S41 Main Street ROADsma om cB S-5 DIAL 4842 331 OAKLAND STREET ‘‘ '" ‘ •‘ rRirtcn let out at noon? And no arithmi Boy. thoM certainly w e „ the good old days.'"

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