NHT PRESS BUN AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION OP THE EVENING HERALD tor the month of July* 1927 5,040 pr ic e three c ®Nts MANCHESTER, CONN., FRTOAY, AUGUST 19, 1927. (SIXTEEN PAGES) ' VOL. XLL, NO. 274. Classified AdTertlslng on Page 14 ------:------_ PACinc ARE STILL MISSING RADICALS LOSE THEIR L E G ^F IG H T FULL BENCH TURNS REPORT OF FINDING DOWN ALL MOTIONS “MISS DORAN”, FALSE BY SACCO UW YERS “STATE LAW ON More Than a Hundred Japanese Fishing Boats Join 30 Last Ditch Battle in State LOCAL COUPLE, MARRIAGES IS Warships in Search for Missing Aviators in T w o Courts Goes Against Radi- Planes— Rewards Totalling $40,000 Offered — Fly- cals— Next Step a Plea to WED 50 YEARS, ABSD^-LONG ers May Have Overshot the Mark— Hope Not Yet U. S. Supreme Court for a NEAR TO DEATH Abandoned. Retired Stamford Minister up hope. He declared his plane Stay of Sentence. Honolulu, T. H., Aug. 19.— Al- was designed for floating, support- John Lautenbach and Wife Defies Attorney General though the most thorough sea hunt ed by aluminum gasoline tanks in the history of the Pacific has which could he opened with a lever Boston, Mass., Aug. 19.— Nicola by Performing Ceremony been made during the past 36 and the fuel drained out. Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti to- Overcome by Gas, Found hours, Mildred Doran, “ The Flying day lost their "last ditch" legal bat- 40 WARSHIPS SEARCH. for His Daughter. Schoolmarm,” and- her four Dole tle In the Massachusetts courts. in Nick of Time; Hus- Washington, Aug. 19.— All of flight comrades were still missing the tricks learned during the World The full bench of the State Su- today in the Immeasurable void of War in spying out the dreaded preme Judicial Court, In a decision band’s Condition Serious. Stamford, Conn., Aug. 19.— the ocean. submarines were called upon by the awaited in every corner of the “ Legally he is wroilg: humanly he Navy today in its search for the Neither the “ Golden Eagle” nor world, turned down all moves by is absurd.’’ So Rev. Dr. William J. missing Hawaiian flight planes. Chief Defense Counsel Arthur D. A leak in a gas pipe yesterday the “ Miss Doran,” the missing More than 250 pairs of keen eyes Long, retired Congregational minis- Hill to save the lives of the two afternoon nearly cost Mr. -and Mrs. planes, have been seen. J. Auggy aided by powerful binoculars, ara scanning the horizon of the Pacifle prisoners and secure for them a John Lautenbach of 154 School ter and active author, today declar- Pedlar andV. R. Knope are with the new trial. ed concerning Benjamin W. Ailing, from vantage points on more than, With the present respite ending street their lives, and may yet have girl flyer In the Buhl biplane. Jack forty warships for traces of four at midnight, August 22, the next a fatal Issue. They were found un- attorney-general, who ' hjis_, ruled Frost and Gordon Scott are In^he brave men and an equally courag- move of the defense legal forcM conscious by a boarder at Lhe- home that retired ministers may not per- Hearst monoplane “ Golden Eagle.” eous girl, according to reports to Avill probably be a rush to the who arrived in the nick of time. form the marriage ceremony in this Japanese Assist the Navy Department. United States Supreme Court for a state. Dr. Long last evening per- “ Search tactics,” recognized as Mr. and Mrs. Lautenbach, who Another NEA Service and Evening Herald scoop is the picture of Arthur O. Goebel (left) and Lieu- More than a hundred Japanese writ of certiorari looking for a stay tenant William V, Davis, pilots of the monoplane "Woolaroc,’’ being welcomed in Honolulu after their Dole- formed the ceremony for his daugh- fishing sampans, manned by crews an art in the Navy and combining of sentence and a review by the recently celebrated their golden Drize-winning flight across the Pacifle fwmi Oakland, OaUf. Flashed 2400 miles over the ocean to San who know Intimately the nagaries the methods used both to find and highest federal tribunal. wedding anniversary on Saturday, Francisco, the picture was telephoted to New York, w here it arrived SBIVEN AND ONE-HALF HOURS after (Continued on page nineO of wind and tide near the island, to avoid submarines, have proved Overruled E.\xeptions. May 14, were sitting in the kitchen the fliers’ dramatic descent at Wheeler Field. Courier and fast train rushed it from New York to Man- were augmenting today the thirty so successful in the past that naval officers here expressed great hope The full bench of the state’s of their home in the afternoon. chester. navy vessels searching oft the highest court overruled exceptions They did not smell the gas, hut re- Hawaiian group. The hunt today of finding the missing aviators. to denial of motions for a new trial mained in the room until they were ALBERT T. JAG K ^N Admiral H. H. Jackson, directing veered toward the far side of the the Navy’s search from a destroyer by Trial Judge Webster Thayer and overcome. islands in the fear that the flyers ' Foujid Unconscious. in mid-Pacifle, advised the Navy De- for a revocation of sentence. may have overshot their mark. partment that he would continue The full bench sustained Su- Their boarder had been to the ^Mobilize MilUon Men -- Vanzetti OUT FOR SELECTMAN Leading the search of the Pacific preme Court Justice George A. San- Oheney Brothers mills to get his combing the Pacific until Tuesday, beyond the Haw^lan archipelago, August 23, adding that if the m iss-“• derson in denying a writ of error. wages and when^he ^returned he was the minesweeper Ortolan, that found bof/h the old peopla-ttncop..- Ing flyers are not found by that All actiafls,'I}ingsd.Ai:CLgff4..^bfi il- was cruising today through the time he thought it would be little legal prejudice of the trial judge scious. He called for help and Mr. "Bring My 5on to Me,” Sacco GREAT MANHUNT ON Weaying Mill Employee Tells waters northwest of the Island of use to continue It, Secretary of against Sacco and Vanzetti because and Mrs, L-antenbach were taken NEW YORK’S MAYOR Kauai. the Navy Wilbur approved. of their radical beliefs. This was out into the fresh air. Then a Toward Kauai wings an ocean The airplane carrier Langley, and brought to light in a series of affi- doctor was summoned. Shrieks As They Hear Herald He Is To Be Candi- drift that has towed the hulks of the Tender Aroostook both carrying davits given Governor Alvin T. Ful- Mrs. Lautenbach had recovered LIKED IN LONDON AS CONVICK R EE many wrecked vessels In past years. land and sea planes, have reached ler and his advisory review commit- consciousness this morning hut her The same drift. It was recalled, was a point 100 miles west of San Fran- tee of three distinguished citizens— husband’s condition is regarded as Court’s Decision— "Both date This Year. pulling the helpless seaplane of cisco and are starting their aerial- President A. Lawrence Lowell, of serious. Commander John Rodgers when a patrol Jackson advised. Harvard, President Samuel W.; The physician attending them Stratton, of Massachusetts Institute on Verge of Mental Col- Visitor Hands Five Revolvers submarine tumbled upon it In said that If they had been found five "Jimmy” Walker Makes a Albert T. Jackson of Winter Kauai channel two years ago. FALSE REPORTS. of Technology, and Judge Robert minutes later both would have been San Francisco, Calif., Aug. 19.—‘j Grant. They found Judge Thayer street, today announced that he will False Alarm dead. Hit in England With His lapse” Says Lawyer After to Gunmen Who Shoot seek the Republican nomination for Hope ran high for a short time False reports that the Dole plane! "indiscreet” in conversations about (Photo on Page Two.) • “ Miss Doran,” carrying the Michi- "Reds’" outside the courtroom but Selectman. Mr, Jackso® -was a can- yesterday when an unverified report from Keanae, Island of Maui, told gan school tedcher, Auggy Pedlar, fair and impartial while on the didate at the Republican Primary ‘m e Cracks”-T o Visit Guards and Escape. of the sighting offshore of a floating pilot, and Vilas Knope, navigator, bench. last year and lost by the narrow had been rescued off the island of. The full bench, which handed GEOLOGIST LOST obj^ t thought to be the “ Miss margin of 150 votes. , Doran.” A hurried check, however, Maui, with all ou board safe, left down the decision today, consisted Ireland. State'’s Prison, Boston, Mass., the San Francisco Bay region of Justices Henry K. Braley, Ed- Pittsburgh, Pa., Aug. 19.— Every Mr. Jackson’s good showing last showed that a fishing sampan had Aug. 19.— Both Nicola Sacco and law enforcement agency in Alle- been mistaken for the lost biplane. chilled in/ gloom today, all the more ward P. Pierce, William Cushing IN M O N S T E CAVE year is one thing that induced him depressing because of the false Wait, and James B. Carroll. Bartolomeo Vanzetti uttered wild gheny county joined hands today In The Keanae rumor was the most London, Aug. 19.— The mayor of to run for the nomination again hotes that had been aroused. The Decision cries of despair today when told the greatest man hunt here In plausible of a series of false reports First report of the rescue reached The decision, which was about New York City came to Europe as this year. Last year was the first that have cropped up In all parts of that the Massachusetts courts had here last night in a cabled dispatch 1,000 words in length and was writ- the Honorable James J. Walker, years. time he ever sought public office the Islands. An attempt to verify Missing Five Days— Search- given a, final decision against them, The search was for Paul Jawor- from Honolulu. Unbounded rejoic- ten by Justice Graley, follows; but there is every Indication that and his friends congratulated the any of the hazy rumors results in ing was the first reaction. Then the "Braley, J. The defendants, ski, desperate Detroit gunman and young man on the large vote he re- an immediate collapse of the report he will be "Jimmy” Walker long be- “ Mobilize a million men!” shriek- breathless wait for official confir- Sacco and Vanzetti, who were In ers Find a Message Six ed Vanzetti. gang leader, who faces the electric ceived. He Is popular In the that one of the two planes has been mation. But as the night wore on dieted, tried and convicted of mur- fore he returns, judging from the Cheney Brothers plant where he is sighted somewhere In the neighbor- “ Dante„ bring my little giant to chair for the killing of a payroll and no confirmation was forthcom- der in the first degree alleged ex warmth and cordiality of the greet- employed. hood of the Islands. me,” yelled Sacco shouting for his guard in a highway robbery, and ing, joy gave way to gloom. ceptions to rulings at the trial as Mdes From Entrance. ings he is getting everywhere. On Works Council 840,000 In Rewards Denials Poor In. for his two companions, John Vass- well as to the denials of numerous Mayor Walker began today to fourteen-year-old son. Mr. Jackson represents the Forty thousand dollars in re- Instead of being sttadily substan- motions for a new trial on various The cries re-echoed through the binder and an unidentified gunman Weaving Mill group in the Cheney wards was posted for the rescue of tiated as had been hoped, denials fulfill a wish that has long been who engineered a bold escape from grounds and to rulings on law Shellmound, Tenn., Aug. 19.— In corridors behind the great stone Brothers Works Council and has the missing airmen. James Dole, began pouring in from remote parts thereon which were overruled and dear to him— a visit to his father’s the Allegheny county jail. whose 335,000 prizes prompted the the pitch black recesses of Nicka- and granite walls as Assistant De- Brought Revolvers. of the Island, largest of the Hawai- a rescrlp was sent accordingly on old home in Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. hazardous ocean Derby, offered ian group, where the rumors orig- jack cave, under Sand mountain, fense Attorney M. A. Musmanno, of Jaworski’s outside companion May 19, 1926. ' Walker left this morning for Dub- Pittsburgh", broke the n^ws of the 310,000 for the discovery of each inated. Commonwealth vs. Sacco 255 visited the jail late yesterday to rescue crews were working cau- adverse decision by the full bench plane. William F. Malloska, of The point at whici it was first Mass., 369. The defendants on lin, but they plan to spend another talk with the Detroit bandit. He tiously today to save Lawrence S. of the State Supreme Court. Flint, Mich., added 310,000 for the thought to have been saved, is May 25, 1926, filed a motion in the day in London early next week be- brought with him five .45 caliber finding "dead or alive” of the three Ashley, geologist, who has been Nearly Insane automatic pistols. When the at- known as Honomana Bay, near the trial courts for a new trial on the fore starting* for the continent. passengers in his plane, “ Miss village of Kaenae and about 115 grounds of newly discovered evi- missing for five days. 'T am not an alienist,’* said At- tention of guards was distracted he Tl;e mayor and his party were torney Musmanno after the harrow- handed Jaworski three guns. The Doran.’* The San Francisco Ex- miles southwest of Ohau, the island dence which was denied subject to It was last Monday that Ashley’s theater guests last night. They aminer offered 35,000 to the res- upon which Honolulu is situated. the exceptions of the defendants ing interview. ‘'I am not an alienist latter gave Vassbinder, who was old friend, Claud McBee, accom- saw the musical comedy "Lady but I believe both my friends are waiting nearby, one gun, and pan- cues of each crew. William Clark, member of tho Luck.” After the show they were Meanwhile, plans for the enter- territorial Legislature, advised (Continued on page 14)) panied hifli three miles into the on the verge of mental collapse.” demonium broke loose. cave and helped him through the taken back stage where a buffet Chief Defense Attorney Arthur D. Shoot Guards. tainment and reception of Art Goe- from Maui that the object sighted supper was served and where Mr. bel and Martin Jensen, winners of late yesterday and supposed to be opening to an unexplored chamber Hill had hurried to. Fitchburg seek- In an Instant the escaping pris- Walker toasted Laddie Cliff, the ing a stay of execution from Chief oners and their liberator were past the 325,000 and 310,000 first and the basis for the story of the find- beside the dismal Echo lake. Ashley producer, on the success of his pro- Justice Walter Perley Hall of the the astonished guards protecting second prizes for the flight, were ing of the “ Miss Doran” -and its oc- FOOD PRICES DROP carried food to last through Tues- duction. Superior Court. Mr. Musmanno was the inner office, shooting Guards postponed indefinitely. Goebel and cupants, turned out to be a Japan- day and two carbide lanterns with Visits Club. prepared to start for Washington to John Hanlon and Harry Rlger as Jensen both awaited Navy orders ese fishing boat. The mayor managed to squeeze file with the United States Supreme they fled. A moment later they sending them Into the search with The Navy wi;^eless station at fuel sufiSclent for no more than two Honolulu denied all know-ledge of 3 P. C. IN A MONTH in a Visit to the Embassy Club be- Court application for a writ of had overpowered the bookkeeper in the planes they used in the Pacific days of light. the rescue, as did messages which fore returning to the Mayfair hotel certiorari. the outside office and walked calm- flight. "If I’m not bac^ Tuesday night for a few hours’ “.ist before catch- floated in at intervals from private- Cabbage Prices Fall 43 P. C.— At the same time Sacco and Van- ly from the front door, using the Searchers In Dark or Wednesday morning at the bookkeeper’s keys to open the huge Failure of both planes to carry ly-owned broadcasting stations. Potatoes 30, Onions 11 and zetti were being moved from the Reporter Cables. latest,” he told McBee, “ send a (Coutinued on Page 8) Cherry Hill section of state’s steel doors. radio sending sets was universally Ham 2. searching party. I’m going to see Authoiitls believe the trio fled to regretted today. The searching At 7:18 last night, Honolulu prison to the Death House, accom- time, an International News Service how far it reaches.” panied by their fellow prisoner, the hills southwest of Pittsburgh. ships have absolutely no Inkling of Washington. Aug. 19.— Retail Search Started RUSSIA MAKES OFFER the Btobable location of the Gold- correspondent in Honolulu cabled McBee returned to the base which en Eagle and the Miss Doran. as follows: food prices are comioig down. (Oonti.'ined on Page 8) This was revealed today by the he and Ashley had established in Neither plane was seen after pas- “ Information from a reliable Department of Labor in a report the cave a mile from the granite TO SETTLE WITH H. S. sing over thfe Farallone Islands, 30 source indicates that the reported showing there was a decrea.se of ap- arch of its entrance. He waited - 4 > 37 Fpipinos Killed —Photo by Elite miles off the Golden Gate, early finding of the ‘Miss Doran’ and Its proximately three per cent. In the until Wednesday and then, at no Maybe In the Albert T. Jackson Tuesday afternoon. Only that pit- three occupants is absolutely with- cost of food between June 15 and sign of his friend, organized five In Exchange She Wants Us to In Big Storm iful clue aids the searchers. out foundation.” July 15. There has been a decrease searching parties of farmers and Recognize the Soviet Govern- Attic You’ll taken an active part In the coun- The theory that the flyers may The reports of the rescue of Miss of two per cent, since July 15, 1926, guides who live near the cave. Not ment. ( s propects. He is employed as have crashed in a remote and iso- Doran had swept throughout San with an increase of 54 per cent until the exploring gleam of their Find One Now. a smash plecer in the Weaving Mill lated region of one of the islands Francisco like wild fire, the an- since 1913. lanterns yesterday afternoon re- Moscow, Aug. 19.— A feeler look- Manila, P. I., Aug. 19.— Thirtyr and, If elected, will be the first, was being surrendered sadly today. nouncement being reported by radio The largest decrease, amounting vealed tihe cryptic message, “ L. S. ing toward American recognition of Another institution, once a seven Filipino laborers are missing weaver to attain the office of se- Residents on Maui and Molokai are and throughout city theaters, where to 43 per ceryt., was noted in cab- A. 106” , scrawled in a deposit six the Soviet government was issued part of every household, has lectman in Manchester. certain that the planes did not land crowds applauded wildly. . and are believed to have drowned on their Islands. No hopeful word bage. Potatoes declined thirty per miles from the entrance, was there today In the form of an unofficial gone out of, existence, and ex- when a sudden storm sank the In telling The Herald that he The Navy was still going ahead cent.; onions, eleven per cent.; ham clue of the missing man. announcement that the Soviet Rus- cept In a few instances scarcely would again be a candidate, Mr. has been received from the other with its searching plans today and barge Leyden In Manila bay today. islands. two per cent.; bacon, butter, can- Recently Made sian government was ready to nego- one can be found In an American Sixty passengers were saved, Jackson said he firmly believes all ships at sea were being notified ned corn and coffee one per cent. tiate a war-debt settlement with the home today. that a majority of the present Dole, the sponsor of the flight. by radio to continue to be pn tha The letters bore unmistakable twenty-six of them were taken to Issued the following statement: The average cost of food de signs of having been recently made, United States government in ./ex- It Is the old family album, Board of Selectmen should stand lookout for both the “ Miss Dorau’< . creased in the following cities: change for official recognition of which had its place alongside the hospitals. for renominatlon. He realizes that ‘"Two things have been shown by and McBee declared there was no A typhoon of extraordinary veloci- the flight. First, that the chance and “ The Golden Eagle.” Buffalo, five per cent.; RocheS' the Soviet government, and the family bible. It was a faithful the Selectmen have many, problems doubt but that they had been made ty narrowly missed Manila, Father taken by Lindbergh and by three of Search Continned. ter, four per ceat.; Bridgeport, Fall by Ashley not earlier than Tues- conclusion of a trade treaty, be- record, In pictures, of the life of to' work out daring the next few The search was being continued the family. Coronas, -head of the Weather years and the installation of a new the four flyers In this race— of go- Fiver, New HaVen, New York, and day. tween Russia and the United States. ing without radio sendee— is top by, airplane in both Pacific co^ Providence three per cenc.; Boston, This announcement was con- Its transition is described by a Bureau here, reported today. The set of officials would be disastrous. and Hawaiian waters. The tw. nomists in, Russia. th^ island. I ii m 7 /
V ^ a-»iv -wv' *- • '-. .* .'ij a ' -MAN0H»SOTI :- Hunnefleld, S3 ...... 6- 1 3 X 2 0 ed); Crowder to Gerber to Sisler; League pennant and the Worlds I Lou doesn’t like crowds. . He Is .. Any time Bagby worked for the She has the whole New York Kamm, 3b Schang to Gerber; left on bases, New York— According to experts ...... 5 0 X 2 6 X Washington 12, St. Louis 10; bases on Series, according to odds quoted in seldom seen loafing around the lob- Indians during the season of Yankee team drying for them now. Neis, z ...... t... 1 0 X 0 0 0 of the National Hosiery Exposition that I could possibly get to, and Metzler, cf balls, off Johnson 2, Marberry 1, Bal Wall street. The Cubs are favored by of a hotel when he is away from 1920, it seemed his teammates al- Were “ Ma” Gehrig to run out on ...... 6 0 0 2 0 0 lou 3, Crowder 6; struck out, by In New York Citjr recently, the per- always took Lou. When he went Barrett, rf ...... 5 0 X 2 0 0 to cop the National League flag at Gotham. What does he do?— goes ways turned in enough runs to win. the pla^ying field with a bowl of, Johnson 2, Ballou 2, Crpwder 3; hits, fect feminine leg of 1927 Is Just to picture shows and walks and to Columbia I knew, very well il Boone, zz ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 eight to five. Pittsburgh is a, four If the opposition tallied six times pickled eels in the middle of a game Falk, If ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 off Johnson 6 in 6 Innings, Braxton 6 a little mora rounded than it was just “ fools around with the fel- wasn’t the book knowledge but the in 5 1-3, Marberry 0 in 1-3, off Ballou to one shot, St. Louis seven to one off Bagby’s delivery, Cleveland that game would stop right there! Ward, 2b ...... 4 1 2 2 5 0 and Ne^ York ten to one. in 1926. The 'approved nyBiwure- lows.” made seven or more. When Jim “ Lou always has, been crazy athletics, he went in for, I didn’t Clancy, lb ...... B 1 2 X4 0 0 7 in 3, off Crowder 5 in 9; passed balls try to keep him in college. I’d Crouse, c ...... 4 X Schang; winning pitches Crowder; The Yankees won again from mentsar'e: Ankle, 9 inches; calf, 14 Another thing this young man of X XX 3 0 losing pitcher,' Braxton; umpires, blanked his rivals, Cleveland would about pickled eels,’ ’ 'she explained Lyons, p ...... 4 0 0 0 3 X the White Sox, five to four, in the Inches; knee, 14 1-2 inches; thigh. gigantic frame does not particu- get one or more runs. to me. “ He’d rather have them raised him to be a ball player, so I Owens and Van Grafian; time, 2:28. larly care fof is talking about him- was glad when he went seriously in- z—Adams batted for Ballou in 3rd, twelfth inning. Wllcey Moore, 20 1-2 Inches. Last year’s winner Bagby got from the Cleveland than caviar. And he’s always had ' 45 4 11 36 19 2 X—Two out when winning run was crack relief'pitcher, hung up bis had a 7 1-2 inch ankle, 18-lnch V jself. He is duly appreciative of club what every pitcher hopes to all of them that he wanted. ^ to professional playing. And when New York ...... iOlO HO 010 001— 5 'the praise given his sensational there isn’t any more baseball for Chicago ...... 130 000 000 000—4 scored. second win in 24 hours. calf and knee and 20-lnch thigh. get when he steps on the rubber, “ You see, I believe in leaving Two base hits, Lazzeri, Gehrig, Cleveland’s losing streak and play for the Yankees this year, but dieting and starving to those who him, there won’t be any more Lou timely hitting and good fielding. Ruth, Dugan; stolen Vases, Hunne- Philadelphlflgp winning streak were Longhran' Versus McTigne. .when you ask him questions, it is enjoy It. I believe In food— lots Gehrig.” fleJd, Crouse, Ruth; double plays, Laz- That same season,' Stanley Cove- Knows the Fine Points. shattered as the Indions trimmed One of the beat bouts already with a modest reluctancy that he leskle got just the opposite turn of of it. Lou started in as a baby to zeri to Koenig to Gehrig; left bn base, the A’s two to onj. Joe Shaute did answers. "Ma” Gehrig knows every fine New York 11, Chicago 9; base on IHESCORmAKD scheduled for the winter season le luck. When he pitched, the Cleve- eat all he could hold. He didn't balls, oft Shocker 1, Lyons 4, Moore some sweet pitcftlnig while Bish- the one to be fought between-Tom- For, as he tells it— become an athlete on spinach. point of baseball. She could step 1; struck out, by Lyons g^-Shocker 1; fit ’s Just like a great big dream. land bats were always silent and H I op’s error cooked Conhle Mack s mj^Loughran and Mike McTlgue. usually an error or two would prove An Eel Banquet. out on the field and do a good Job hit?, oft Shocker 9 in 8, Moore 2 In 4; bash. ' ^ , of umpiring if she wanted to, winning pitcher, Moore; umnlres, - YE'TERPAY’S RESULTS costly. "One day Lou and I went fishing Omsby, Rowland and Connolly; time. Eastern League A lot of baseball will be crowd- together, and caught 86 eels. He "I enjoy the good playing of Is Great Back Wospect. 2;63.' All games postponed, rain. ed into a few hours this afternoon Judson Timm, ah Illinois back. cleaned them, and I cooked them. others Just as much as I do Lou’s,” X—Durst bat'.ed for Bengough In in the National League as all the The season of 19Z0 whep Bagby 6th. American Leaguu Is considered to have a good chance won 81 games, showed perhaps a We took the whole lot up to the she said. “ I’m Just as excited when pennant contenders, held idle _ by ’^ankee stadium, and not one sur- the others hit homers as when he XX—Paschal batted for Shocker Ir. New York 5, Chicago 4 (12). rain yesterday, will play double- of pulling a “ Red” Grange this dozen other pitchers equally effec- 9 th. Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 1. year. - - tive, but Dame Fortune didn’t vived— not one eel, I mean. Babe does. If he were playing badly, I xxxWera ran for Dugan in 11th. headers. Ruth, Tony Lazzeri, Mark Koenig— wouldn’t overlook it just because z—Neis batted for Kamm in 12th. St. Louis 6, Washington 5 (12). smile on them as on Jim. he happened to ’-e my son. Any- —Boone batted for Barrett in Boston-Detroit (rain). Luck With Rommel all the boys seemed to enjoy them. 12th. Before then, I guess Lou was the how, I know all the boys and I’m National League' ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH iiiiiiniiiiiH nuiiM H iiiniiiiitniiifim Then there is another feature of watching the rest with almost as All games postponed, rain. miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the breaks in luck that helps, if only Yankee who ever had tasted jl didn’t have any idea I’d ever be one.” much interest as Lou, I’m all for At Cleveland!— the Goddess of Fortune is with the glory of the team.” THE STANDINGS 'a member of the Yankees when I you. I have in mind the role of Since then, the occasions when INDIANS 2, ATHLETICS 1 ' was in college. I played a little pickled eels from “ Ma” Gehrig’s Though at the present “ Ma” Geh- AB. K. I'O. A. E. Eastern League pinch pitdher. rig has not conlpetltlon, except from Jamieson, If 4 X X 2 0 0 W. L. P'1. baseball and a little football (he The season that Eddie Rommel kitchen were passed out to Lou’s Fonseca, 2b 4 X X X 4 ,was ‘Kopplsch’s runnings mate in baseball, for her son’s affection, she Summa, rf ,. . 0. Bridgeport ...... 62 51 .549 won 27 games for a seventh place team mates have been many. Who 4 0 3 2 X 0 ' liissophom ore year at Columbia knows that this fact doesnt’ explain is resigned to the fact that she Burns, lb .. 3 0 X X2 2 0 Albany ...... 65 54 .546 land gave promise of becoming a Philadelphia ball club he ap- probably will play second fiddle J. Sewell,^,s3 8 u X 6 .4 0 thei way those Yankees have been L. Sewell, c . 4 0 Springfield ...... 61 53 .535 back of All-America caliber) but I peared often in the role of relief winning games this season? some day. 0 X 0 0 hurler. In game after game he Eichrodt, cf 3 0 0 X 0 0 Plttsflelrl ...... 59 53 .527 was Just studying with a sort of She’s a Delight. “ Of course he’ll marry,” she con- Lutzke, 3b . 3 0 0 2 3 0 V/aterbury ...... 58 60 .492 FOR SATURDAY only: I was sent into the battle in the sev- Shaute, p . . . 3 hazy idea of what I’d do when I got She’s a delight, is “ Ma” Gehrig cluded. “ Then his wife can fix his 0 X X 0 0 New H a e n ...... 55 58 .487 ’ ' ^ ^ ST enth or eighth inning with the score eels— and I’ll take a vacation.” out. — a splendid, motherly boul, not al- 3X 0 8 27 X4 Hnrtford ...... 54 58 >482 “ Then came the offer at the end a tie, only to have the Athletics together “ modern” in all her views 0 With the'*purchase of any Rod,'Reel,'Line-or flshni? later win out, thereby giving him PHILADELPHIA Providence ...... 44’ 71 .383 'o f my sophomore year to join the and sympathies, a mother who hon- AB. R. H. PO. A. E. American League equipment amounting to one dollar or more we will giv#;, credit for the game. That year Bishop, 2b 4 0 2 3 2 1 Yankees and I did. You know the estly adores her big, square-should- W. L. PC. it rest— a couple of seasons at Hart-, Eddie probably took down at least Hale, 3b ...... 3 0 0 2 1 0 ered son and doesn’t try to look or TODAY IN FISTIANA French, rf ...... 4 0 2 3 0 0 New, Y o r k ...... 82 33 .7l3 ford and then back and here I am. a halt dozen wins in which he act like his sister. Cobb, Ct ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 : Gee, I’m lucky— to be with the best would work only an inning or two. By DOC KKID Washington ...... 66 47 .584 Her gray hair is pulled carelessly Cochrane, c ...... j_,^.4 0 1 2 0 0 Detroit ...... 62 48 .66I I bell club in^the world.” from her wrinkled brow and rolled Dvkes, lb ...... '4 0 1 8 2 0 Free A Casting Plug Root in order to win 80 ball Wheat. If ...... 3 1 0 3 0 0 Philadelphia ___ 63 52 .648 I There was a merry twinkle in in a knot at the back of he.* head. Galloway, ss ...... 3 0 0 0 4 0 those frank, blue eyes and a happy games this year must continue to AUGUST 19TH, 1912. •Ronfmel, p - ...... 1 0 1 2 1 0 Chicago ...... 53 61 §.465 “ Ma” isn’t much on style. She Cleveland ...... x8 67 .414 JOIN THE BASS (3LUB—Six weeks of good fishing smile on his face as he walked get such breaks as Bagby did as tho hasn't counted calories in an effort Gray, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 away with that cheery “ bye-bye” starting pitcher and as Rommel did WILLARD V.S. McCarthy Jacobson, x...;...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 St. Louis ...... 13 69 .384; to attain a fiapper figure. But she Foxxv'XX- . . . 100000 Boston ...... 36 " Ye .321 to come. The club now has 60 mem^w. To date . he always extends. if he is used in relief roles. is her son’s best paU These two Fifteen years ago today, two of Boley,.xxx 1 0 0 0 0 0 Natiou.tl League share a companirnship that many the world’s leading white hopes met biggest bass registered weighed 8 lbs., S ozs. another wom .n must envy. 35 1 S 24 10 "7 * W. L. PC- in the ring at New York City In a Cleveland ...... loo 000 Olx— 2 Chicago ...... 69 41 .837 FoUow Anglers. 10-round no-decision bout when Philadelphia ...... 000 000 100— 1 When the Yankee team is in Ne’jfr Two base- hits. Bishop, 'French, Pittsburgh ...... 64 46 .580 Jess Willard and Luther McCarthy, / York, you can bank on It that Lou both from Kansas, fought to deter- Fonseca. Summa; sacrifices, Hale, St. L o u i s ...... 63 47 .572 Burns; double plays, Summa to Burns; New York ...... 63 51 .553 Bass and Perch Bait and his mother are out in the mine who was the most formidable left on bases, Philadelphia 8, Cleve- epuntry with their fishing rods and appearing candidate for the crown land 7; bases on balls, off Gray 1, off Cincinnati ...... 50 60 .455 Soccer Exhibition lines at least two or three times of Jack Johnson the Negro cham- Shaute 2; struck out, by Gray 2; hits, Brooklyn...... 4-8 65 .425 We have on hand plenty of Crawfish, . Perch Bagt* each week. That’s how they get off Rommel 6 in 6 Innings, off Gray Boston ...... 44 64 .407 pion. Willard was given the verdict 2 in 2; passed ball, L. Sewell; losing Frogs, Dobson and Night Crawlers. the eels. They know every good of the newspaper scribes at the end pitcher, -Gray; umpires, Nallin and Philadelphia ___ 42 69 .373 HARTFORD fishing place in the whole New York of the fray. Dlneen; time, 1:31. vicinity. X—Jacobson' batted for Rommel in GAMES TODAY In the-lollowing year McCarthy 7th. (American League Team) sol illastem League __ Mother hnd are as close in was killed in a Csmadian ring by XX—Foxx batted for Galloway in vs. their baseball comradeship as In Arthur Pelkey, champion of the Dd - 9th. u . . Hartford at Waterbary. their eel fishing. ' , minion, while Willa,rd rose to tne XXX—Boley batted for Gray In 9th. Albany at Providence. , An Inheiititnce. dizzy heights: of a world’s heavy- Bridgeport at Springfield.' FALL RIVER “ I don’t see what Lou could have weight champion when he con- New Haven at Plttsfleid. n done but be a baseball player,” she At St. Louie*—! (National Cup Winners, 1926) quered the Negro title holder three BROWNS 6, NATIONALS 5 American League told me. “ I was crazy about the years afterward. ST. LOUIS ^ Philadelphia at Cleveland. si ’ * game when I was younger— and I AB. R.H. PO.A. New York at Chicago. used to play very well. O'RoupROt •« •.« •.*. 6 0 2 “ 1 X 0 ' Saturday, August 20 at the Hartford R1G6| rf - • a • « 9 • •<«: .6- 1 1' 6v X . 0 Washington at St. Louis. mmSpordiig Goods a Headqoftttam “ When Lou was a little boy I Also Pl»ya Baseball. SIslor* lb •••••«•*•« 6 1 3 8 0 0 Boston at Detroit C3). Velodrome, East Hartford Boulevard gave bim mitts and bats for. pres- Williams, If 5 0 1 6 0 0 Natlc^ Leagne ^ 913Bfain Edwin H. Haley, the young Am- 6 0 0 Kickoff 4 p. m., D. S. T., Admissiem 75c. ents, and he never seemed to want £i« Iidillari o f 6 0 1 Pittsburgh at New York. anything else. When he didn’t erican Who made-auoh a fine show- Mollllo, 8b 5 0 0 3 4 1 649 Mata Stroll. v TeL53*3 ing in recent British golf meets, is SobaitKi G 4 2 2 5 1 0 Cincinnati at Philadelphia. %• - Ladies, Boys under 14 admitted free. have anyone else to play with him, Qsrbar» ss 8 X 4 6 0 Chicago at Brooklyn. S . V ...... ^ . I was right out on the vacant lot. playing with a London baseball Ballon* p •••«•«••«*« 0 ' 0 « 0 0-. 0 “ 1 never missed-a hasehall gome team. •' • Crowder^ S 0 1 0 2 0 St. Lodls at Boston^ 1 >i 3^' '*
4 ' fpi •• ,,,- .• 'f 1 * .**» ’. _- ., - * . ' . ' ' ’ • ’ s ; ;.. *’.- f_. ''fT'-’ ^ >". V .7 j ‘ ^ ; -. • '..V't; a*: VAxm FRIDAY^jA^iGHSy 19i MANCHESTER (CONN.) E V E N C ^HERAI*^^-^ • k % 4 »«.S \ \ 4 V . ... ' ' > *3 V ,» * 1^ - T"" ", seaplane hut a flying ship. Driven., months out of ,-thp -11, and ^ 1 No Route N^umbers Is tthdw ooh|i^o^6i^ by three Rolls-Royce "Condor” ei^ able- to’-rtde oi^t aAl b^t tht joruA*" trafftefwlth telephone oontrotaec- Route No. 184 AU.4ffiTALMR BOAT *** * ****** Bolton-Bolton Ceniter road'ls: un- ftp. . . • - »>. * glnes, -developing 1,100 horse-_ ASt weather. - V essary.; , Now Canaan-Poundrldge road is ^.Jpi^outb,' Bull Head, .ro^ , under construction. No delay to der construction, but Is open-to. the power, the ship cap take olf-from Newtown-HawleyvUle road. New bridges areunder ,> constructlOh. IS BUILT IN ENGLAND the water for flight at BO knots. bridge r la under oonetruoi^oh* One* traffic. traffic. , i Short detour around' bridges.,. , /CdNHlHNOF way traffic across- temporary Route No. 307 Brooklyn-Canterbury road, bridge Voluntown-West Greenwich Cen- WHh ample accommodatlon for We are introdaelng a new ^Be.of bridge. East Windsor, Broad Brook | over Blackwell Brook is under con- ter road, brldgeh over PachaUg TAKES 5 PASSENGERS five persons, the flying ship yop- nationally- k n ow n can dy to^Man- Be^el-Grassy Plain road. S^am iBrfdge is under construction. One- struction. Temporary bldge In use. Brook Is bei^ built. Temporary tains the" latest moderh conveni- Chester people, it’s the Foss Upe ot shovrt"' grading. is , under, way. No way traffic over temporary bridge. Farmington, Scott Swamp road Is bridge is In use. . , ences for air trkveil. The navigator’s high grade chocolates. We '.ttvtte STAIEHOADS detoijr' necessary. Route No. 311 under construction.* Road closed at. London— A new all-metal air cockpit, with every equipment, is EMPOSSXBIffi iftoWADAYS- boat, claiuied to be the fastest fly- similar to the captain's cabin in a you to try a box the next tiiiie/ypn Route No. 134 Bloomfleld-Pftrk Road is under Farmington end. . , ; purchase' a box of candy-—^ I h n ’i ^j-j-r.r I...... •’coi^struotlon. . Traffic passing Harwinton-Burlington road la dh- ing ship of Its site in the world and sea-gqing vessel. There^ a separi|e Ganann-Lime Rock Road, South MANAGER- OF THH ACCIDENT accommodation for^tne wlreljSs T-Adv.- , . , • Huttord. Aug. 19.— Road condi- Canatin road Is under construction. through. der construction. No detour. capable of remainging in the air tions and detours In the State or Route No. 317 INSURANCE CO'.:, So you’re posi- for 14 hours,, has recently been operhtorl Three huge tanks aie No detour. Mansfield— Bridge over Fenton tive that her'accident was faked? construc^d by, the Blackburn Aero- maintained for the storage of water, ^ Gonnectlcut made necessary ^ by Route No. 141 East Hartford, Silver Street Is River on the Mansfield Center-War- ' highway construction and repairs under construction. Open to one- INVESTIGATOR:' Sure. She said plane Company here. a culinary department with.electri- Scotland-Canterbury road is un- renville road is under construction. her heel caught in the hem of h'e^ McGovern- .6 ranite^»lCo, -'i announced by the State Highway der construction. Open to traffic. way traffic. The chief feature of this new air- caliy-heated ovens and portholes Open to traffic. dress.— Fishing Gaiette. along the sides of the ship complete ' Department as of August 19th, are Very rough. Route No. 335 • ^ »___ * ship Is’ the all-metarhull,'which not CEMETERY M E M O R li^ Creek Newington— Newihgton-ftpw Bri- the illusion that one Is in an ordi- as follows: Route No. 142 Westport-Falrfield, Sasco tain road is under construction. only-is lighter than a wooden hull bridge is under, construction . Tem- Except for tlte eyes, women’s nary liner. ' Route No. 1 Woodstock-Mass, line is under Road is open to traffic. but save a water soakage of 600 Rep^seUted li^ ' . ^ Braaford-East Haren, 'Boston porary bridge is in use. faces lack expression, nowadays, ac- pounds. The hull also takes the The ship Is so constructed that construction. Impassible. Newington-Clayton road is under cording to many critics, although C. W. HAUTENSTBUN-'V Post Road Is under construction. Putnam-Woodstock, Little River Route No. 3.36 place of floats on a seaplane. Iris j it can cruise on the water or re- construction, short detour. they are generally better looking 149 Summit St.' lUephonioidAMf No delay to traffic. Bridge is under construction. No Amston-Hebron road is under II, as the plane is called, is not a main at its moorings for nine jconstructlon. Open to traffic. Old Saybrook-Essex cut-off. Road than of old. Palrfield—Mill River Bridge Is detour. > under construction. No delay to we a i m I II I Y traffic.' Lus* ' y Greenwlch-Boston Post Road, Cos Cob and Puts Hill are under con- iHERRlIFS struction. No delay to traffic. Guilford— Short one way traffic \ New Canaan— Poundrldge road Is under construction. No delay to traffic. Stamford— West section of Bos ton Post Road Is under construe tlon. Slight delay to traffic. Madison— Short one-way traffic at East River underpass. Norwalk and Darien— Boston Post Road Is under construction. No delay to traffic. Westport and Fairfield— Boston Post Road, Blacksmith and Buck- ley sections under construction. No delay to traffic. Route No. 2. Berlin, Buckley crossing is under construction. No delay to traffic. Newington Ave. Is under con- \ struction, open to traffic, but is very rough. One-way traffic. Route No. 8. On the Hampton-Brooklyn road, the bridge over Blackwell Brook is being rebuilt. Temporary bridge is in use. Waterbury-Middlebury road. Contractor has started work. No ’e at Guaranteed Lowei detour- Offers Ronte No. S. Thomaston approaches to Rey- nolds Bridge are under construc- tion. One-way traffic through rock Stratford-Shelton road is under construction. No delay to traffic. Middletown-Haddani road, one- way traffic for one-half mile. Bloomfield — From Bloomfield Center north, road Is under con- struction. Traffic passing through. Route No. 12 Norwich-New London road in towns of Waterford and Montville is under construction. Open to traf lie. Through traffic will avoid this work by using the Norwich-Groton Toad on the east side of the Thames River. Main Street, Danielson is under construction. Detour posted. Putnam— Bridge over Prentice >• Brook on Mechanics Street is un der construction. Open to traffic. Route No. 17 Norfolk, Norfolk-W. Norfolk $5 I—P A Y $1.50 WEEKLY, road is under construction. No de- tour, Farmington, Hartford-Farmlng ton road Is under construction. One way traffic. . . c .32 Norwich-Grotoh road. Bridge over Poquetanuck Cover is under construction. No detour. SPECIALS FORTO- MORROW Route No. 1081 Rockville-Somers road is under construction. Open to traffic. Route No. 110 Windsor and Windsor Locks, Hartford-Springfield road is under construction. Open to traffic. Route No. I l l Marlboro-Hebron, six miles under construction. Through traffic ad- vised to detour via Colchester and Amston. Meriden-Middletown road. Detour via Rockvall and Middlefield. One- way traffic one mile west of Mid- Book Trough Porcelain Top dlefield road. ^ delivers a fine Book ^-9 delivers a good, strong East Hampton— One mile east of JPX Trough End___ Table-_ Porcelain Top Kitchen Cobalt, Johnson’s Bridge over rail- road tracks being built. No delay Sl95 IS?- . . . . $4.65 to traffic . I Route No. 114 No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Durham-Northford road is under construction. No delay to traffic. Route No. 116 FarmingtonrAlsop’s Corner to Country Club, road is closed. De- "SIs^dsE^^Herrup^ tour posted. Route No. 122 Bridgeport-Newtown road, con- crete construction is under way. One-way traffic with telephone con- troL. 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM OR BEDROOM SUTTE Route No. 125 Roibury-Depot bridge, work on I'Fd the new bridge approaches under 'N Your Choice of Any 3 Pieces way. No dejoufs; neceskary. !^ute’NO. 1 ^ :: A beautiful Bedroom Suite! The charm- Norwalk-Danbury road. Concrete construction is under way, between ing full-size bed, with the overlay panels, Branchvllle and Danbury. One-way ,the large dresser with the mirror, the chest of drawers and charming dressing table with f triplicate mirrors, each piece beautifully ITypewriters grained and finished in walnut. You may choose any 3 pieces for only $55. .. A n m a k e s . S o ld , r e n t e d , e x Handsome 8-Pc. Dining Room changed and overhauled.
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It includes the ;littundusv:^4ri,> the II Can Provide A Real Hemip Value! handsome wing chair and comfort»ble club Are Offered Without Extra Charge chair — all 3 pieces ^ A new top, new curt^s, slip Weekly j^yments on beautifully uphol^er- $ Purchases up to $75 fevers, carpets, glassmobile en- 1.00 Weekly Payments on ed in a ^ne q u ifi^ dosures, Sport Model tops Rnd $2.50 Purchases up to $200 (wear resisting) Weekly Payments on ^ lour. Tniis suite plac- dust covers made to order. - Purchases up to $500 $6.50 We^iy Payments on Open Saturday Night ed«. sale for lip w I Manchester $12 Purchases up to $1,000 Cor. Main and Morgan Sts. Auto Top Co. .luVlP.JiilMl- 115 Oak SC. Phone 1816-8 ... r/-a. ; ' ’ /' r' '- f. • f a/' ..•; vv'- / ; >' - •, a V * ^.-fy -.t K* . ? V j- . V-.v, i : . •• J.,- y - rr- ' ,.;V , - y ' 4'i>' a' , --r - Raymond Poincare, French premi- flahger from trajtti-oManlc litght*. WO BIG DINNERS : er: OenerjU ^ohn J. Pershtag/ Most of the propba^ft kavp to do BANKRUPTCY^ AHEAD Marshat Ferdinand Foeh, ; Hanford JJsing Stop Watch On Bears and Fish PATENT with heating the wing tips and con- MacNlder, assistant Seeretary of trols through the edglne exhtuft. FOR WHOLE WORLD IMPORTANT AFFAIR^ Wan Aristide Brland, minister" of Shows Sonic New Records In Speeding “ The greatest effort at this time, foreign affairs; Marshals Joseph J. FLOODS WITH however, apiphrOntly is being put in- C. Joffra and Hshri PhiUippe Pe- . '-i * tf k \ FOR LEGIONNAIRES A. to ideas to reduce the head resis- PESSIMISTIC VIEW iain. Commander Bavaga and pros- Your piok of < San Francisco, Aug, 19.— ^Pwlflc through his native element, Mo- tence of planes and“°Incr'eaised en- Ident ponmergua. Hilton J. Fore- stock. ' / ieoast sportsmen have lately hawk found it took lour minutes, IDEAS gine efficiency thus making it pos- man, of Chicago, a past national using their stopwatches on fish* and forty-four geconds to swim a sible to carry greater loads on long London. — A gloomy picture of Indianapolis, Ind. — Two loi" oomtnahdcr of the Legion, will bo mile. The walrus is almost two min- fowl and beast. flights,” said Colwell. “ The present a world beading for bankrutcy portant dinners will cement the toastmaster. A grizzly bear, urged through a utes slower lor the same distance. type of monoplane was developed friendship between the American General Pershing will be one of narrow canyon highway by an auto* ^ Sharks cleave through the water from this idea, and the fact that was painted^by Sir George Palsb, Legion and the French during the the principal SpftAkers a: the itt a lorty-mile-an-hour clip; and mobile, lumbered at a speed of 45. Over-Ocean Flights Stir monoplanes were used in the suc- the noted economist, during an ad- Legions national convention at French dloner in honor of the Am- Light weight, light leaping tuna, giant tarpon and cessful trans-Atlantic flights has re- ericana, which will bo held the fol- miles an hour, the car's speedo- dress at Oxford, There Is a real Paris, Sept. 19 to 23, Howard P. Woolens for this season meter showed. Racing whippets 6hlmon average better than fifty I suited in a tremendous effort to im- danger of a world economic break- Savage, Legion national command- lowing evening. miles an hour, the painstaking ob- American Inventors to The two dinners will he . high have been timed in remarkably last prove them. d o S , .accardlng to Sir George. er, has announced, . $4.5Q to $e l sprints both at San Francisco and server recorded. Water spaniels, .s “ The large monoplane is in effect “ Tffe world has never before One feast will be given by the points in a series of brilliant inter- >rj« . I at Tijuana, across the Mexican bor- might be expected, are the fastest a biplane v/ith the struts n ^ l ^ d been Ao heavily in debt,” .. he ^ jDegion to honor President Gaston national social events to be swimmers, Mohawk found. These Olfer Schemes. der from San Diego. by girder braces and epclosed i^ith- dared, “ and if there co^ a ^!^i}pumergue of France and the held during convention week. A number of animals have been dogs paddle mile in thirty-four in the wing surface. TTie idea is jtp b r e a c h world ctedlt,- .french Republic will bold a'dinner clocked by Cealo Mohawk of Santa minutes. Washington-^Trans-Atlantic air- reduce wind resisUnce, and the the leading"^ authorities fear.y^het^, honor of the visiting veterans. THE EASIER WAY Barbara, who has compiled and The fastest reptile afloat is the pressure upon the struts by enclos- win be nothing less than -statyal ...'^Marshals of the French Armies, Fireman (to captain): Please, black snake which made 50 feet in plane flights have stirred American Light Woolens $5 and $6* printed his findings. The savage inventive genius to a state of fever- ing them. ^ . in many of the world.’s . g r « ^ ^ 'American generals and prominent sir, the schoolbouse is burnirig barracuda, Mohawk discovered, can 42 seconds. Mohawk also timed Originally, he explained, airplane '^officials will be among the 450 down, but we can’t get up to the Linens $3.50. fleas, honeybees, cockroaches, grass- ish activity equalled only by the re- cities. . , • • ' swim as, fast as 70 miles an hour. markable outpouring of ideas for wings v/ere flat. Now they are' con- “ The loss of life in such.k.,t<®g •Quests attending the dinners. second floor without a ladder. Mohawk used his stopwatch princi- hoppers and lightning bugs in the cave, the purpose being again to re- tingency,” he added, The Legion will be host at the Captain: That doesn’t matter; water, but none of the swimming combatting the submarine menace Vinous Hotel Continental on the you just wait ’till the second floor pally on timing fish and animals in during the World War. duce resistance and secure greater even greater than that occasiofl^. the water. Although a seal is records of the insects were at all lifting power.' Inventors are seek- by the world war, and it iA easlljr %^nlng of Sept. 20. Speakers will Is burnt down and then you can sensational. Hundreds of aeronautics patent "^be. Ambassador Myron T.‘ Herrick, get in.— Kikerlkl, Vienna. thought to" dart = dike lightning applications, ranging from schemes ing to improve upon present types. possible that revolution mlgat» At the Center. to build airplanes to carry a 100 Hop Oft Jl-oblems break out in many places.' “ America,” he maintained..^ *I8^ passengers to methods of destroy- Difficulty in getting the big trans- TWO GOOD PICTURES „ ing airplanes when miles in the oceanic planes off^the grbund and creating credit abroad on a '• TOLLAND air, have been submitted to the the breadth ot » flying field neces- which cannot possibly last, a h d ^ the view of leading bankers' ;^nd United States Patent'Ofllce and the sary lor them*’-to land has caused FIRST SHOWING OF Mrs. Harriet Pease has been en- AT THE STATE TODAY newly formed military design board. many people tq Attack the problem. economists tT big smash iiiLttst corner: unless she changes her’ y finih^^; gaged to“teach violin in the Teach- While most of the would-be in- Recently the patent office granted a ers College in Hendersonberg, Va., patent for a reversible propeller, policy. ' ' “Breed of the Sea” and “Rolled ventors are seeking to develop the “ Germany in order to buy What also to give lessons on the violin in airplane as an agency of peaceful the new feature of this idea being the schools there and will com- Stockings” on Program. that the propeller could be reversed she requires, has borrowed very LIGHT WEIGHT commerce, many are devoting their largely, and Italy is unable to sell mence her duties when the schools time to proposals to make the air- until the tail of the plane had open in September. Two excellent features are offer- touched the ground. Experts realiz- enough to purchase what she needs. ed at the State theater tonight and plane the supreme arbiter of armed How are they going to repay? Mrs. Benjamin Miller and three conflicts. Among these proposals ed that while a reversed propeller children:*who have been guests of tomorrow. They are widely different might stop a plane quickly, a crash “ Yet the nations, at such a time, fri(-r.ds lii Marlboro, Mass., have in their plots and construction but are radio “ death rays” which would are Imposing restrictions on world destroy ships in the air and huge would be certain if the aviator faii- FELT HATS returned. to the home of. Mrs. Mil- one could hardly be called Better trade which are literally driving armored planes which would be ed to change it at the right moment. ler’s mother, Mrs. Laura Judsbn. than the other. Simplification of controls is an- the world to bankruptcy. The great The Thursday afternoon bridge They are “ Rolled Stockings,” a veritable battleships of the air. war came mainly because world Many Applications other principal being attacked- AlOt party was held at the home of tale of the modern modes, and economics were not studied, and it Miss Bessie Terhune this week. Applications for aeronautics pa- Pilots of heavy, trans-Atlantic “ Breed of the Sea,” a story of the planes must exert great pressure to was not realized that every conti- Dr. and Mrs. Percy Terhune of deep and of those who go down to tents are being made to the patent nent and every nation were essen- Passaic. N. J., are guests of Miss oflice'at least at the rate of 100 a adjust the rudder and ailerons, Col- the sea in ships. well explained. One proposal now tial to the life of each other.” Bessie 'Terhune. A race forms the underlying month, according to J. H. Colwell, Mr. and Mrs. James Rhodes have examiner for the patent office. The made is for a rudder within a rud- FALL CAPS returned from an extended auto theme of “ Rolled Stockings” . der, the small rudder to reduce the Leading up to the big climax are office is equipped to handle one- trip through New York state and fourth; of this number. The tide wind resistance to the larger one GIRLS MARRY EARLIER This season’s colors and quality are perhaps the best we have ever offered for into Canada. all the elements which go to form and make it comparatively easy to the drama and lure of university began to roll In soon after Lind- your approval. Albert, Brewer of Scitlco and bergh made his epochal flight and adjust. London.— Marriages in England Miss Lavina Usher of Tolland life— a young athlete who sees in are running more and more to the Before buying your hat or cap let us show you a very large assortment of the.sea- the four-year period a chance to has reached its zenith since Cham- were united in marriage by the berlin and Byrd winged their way The Prince of Wales and his “ spring and winter” variety, statis- son’s best. Rev. William C. Darby, pastor of glorify his prowess; a sophomore younger brother, Prince George, tics show. Girls are marrying who “ kids” his way through the to Europe. the Federated church at the par- The few words used by Lind- hold equal claim to the honor of younger than before the war and •' - I $ » sonage Tuesday afteraoon. curriculum with plenty of diversion men at a later age. The majority of * bergh to express his fear of the ef- being the best dencers in the royal FELT HATS $4 $5 $7 CAPS $1.50 $2 $2.50 Mr. and Mrs. I: Tilden Jewett in the form of pretty girls, cards family. The Duke of York excels at brides today are between 20 and and Rev. William C. Darby left and motoring; a college beauty, and fect of sleet and ice on his machine 25; the average used to be between. immediately bestirred scores of in- tennis, while Prince Henry is easi- All sizes from the smallest to the largest. We can fit any head. Wednesday for Rockport, Mass., a jazzy blonde who likes to have the ly the best cricketer. 25 and 30. where they will be guests of Pro- undergraduates take her on parties. ventors to attempt to remove this fessor Lfester Stevens of. trlnceton Richard Arlen is the athldte, Universiliy and Mrs. Stevens at James Hall the philanderer, Louise the summer home. Brooks the college beauty and Mrs. Lucy Usher and Miss Ethel Nancy Phillips the jazz loving vamp. GLENNEY'S Usher attended the wedding of Comedy furnished by El Brendel Miss Mabel Walbridge and Byron is plentifully sprinkled through the TINKER BUILDING. Hall at the North Coventry Congre- gational church last Friday even- exciting scenes leading up to the AUGUST FUR SALE crew race. ing. » The Federated church and com- A dramatic story of twin broth- CORRECT FUR CREATIONS FOR THE SEASON 1927-1928 munity picnic was held at Hines’ ers, one who follows the sea and the picnic grounds at Lake George, other who becomes a minister, is Wales, Mass., Tuesday. The day the theme of “ Breed of the Sea.” being unusually cold and windy for The picture opens in Virginia, but AT SAVINGS August picnicking there was a most of it is laid in the Macassar smaller company than generally at- Straits, just off the cqpst of Java. Bristol Rscording Chut • b o v l a c a b M l n u l j . . . n tends the' annual outing T]jipBe_ who It Isf her&?;after years of separation Mapvmtnn nulnuuMd attended^ enjoyed tke boat- that'the Yirothers meet in strange ing, bathing! fishing, garines and circumstances, and from then on 15 per cent to 20 per cent sociability and were glad they the tale unfolds in an amazingly went. colorful and dram.-.tlc manner. Mr. and Mi^. Janies Bethune Ralph Ince plays the dual role of “Podevo” and two. children of Cleveland, O., the twin brothers and at the same are on an automobile tour through time performs the spectacular feat New England and camped on the of directing the picture. The cast in- Calfskin Coats community lawn Monday night. ^IqAps speh-. favorjtes as: Horothy They haTO all the-necessary., equip*-* Lunbar, ’Slargaret Livingston, Al- | Fox Collar, beautifully lined ment to make camping a pleasure. Mrs. Bethune’s ancestor, Zodoc phonz Ethier, Pat Harmon and ' at a cost of /ess than Benton, was an old resident of Tol- many others. land and she w'as looking for the $99.50 old homestead. 1 cent an houi Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Shaw of- RUBBER EXPERTS Wales, Mass., were .gueaU-of - Mr, and Mrs. John H. Steele WedneS-, SEE NO SHORTAGE American day. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flint of Cincinnati, Ohio, are guests of Mr. FOR THIS SEASON Oppossum Coats ^/)/)ODQ 0 and Mrs. John H. Steele. Mrs. Minnie Norman has return- GHoice Pelts, shawl collar, Akron,. Qhio. The world sup-' Tomboy model ed from a visit with relatives and The Glenwood Irj:v--tcd C*."n friends of Holyoke, Mass. ply of crude rubber for the presei.t Mrs. Ellen Solson of Holyoke. season is excellent, -and there is, Mass., who has been a guest of her little prospect of a ishortage' clur-j niece, Mrs. I. T. Jewett went Wed- ing the immediate future, accoMiiig $119.50 nesday to Brimfioid, Mass., where to W. A. M. Vaughan, yice-presi-1 she will remain for a few days with dent of a local bank, and one :>f | days and nights amounted to about 44 her nephew, Asa Adams and fam- the recognized American rubber.] C5?ACTS about the economy and experts. Vaughan was for several Caracul Coats C / cwitrol of the Glenwood Insulated cents’ worth. Less than a cent an ^ \lrs. Howard Crandall returned years in charge .61 plantation cle-, Carefully matched skins, Oven were recently proved in a way hour Thursday from Kingston, R. I-, velopment in Sumatra for ttie % where she attfeflflad^ the New Eng- •Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., aad Fox collar which surprised even the cooking ex- Think what it means to be able to leave iar.rt Grange' Ledurers' conference started extensive rubber growing- pert who dwlgned the ovtti. a whole meal of a batch of baking in Avhich was held at State College. projects. There are.. 4,250,000 acres of $139.50 Setting the Glenwood Robertshaw such an oven and know that it w ill go land planted’ to rubber -in thk. on coeddng at exactly the right heat Oven Heat Control'at 300 degrees we 'J JL E ^t Indies, and large supplies of as long as you are away. WAPPING crude, are in storage in both Eu- lighted the oven burners, closed the -rope ad the United States, Vau- door and left the gas gdng William Howrigan and two chil- ghan declared. ( Northern Seal This test was made in a dren, Betty and Billie returned last Thq. average yield on a rubbef for 47H hours. Five-Burner Insulated -Tuesday afternoon after spending'a plantation is 400 pounds per acre Coats Glenwood—the same new month’s vacation with Mr. Hawri- During that time the oven annually, with a single tree ))to-! Natural and Silver Muskrat gaii’s mother at East Fairfield, Vt., ducing from_ three to lour pounds,! heat never varied once Insulated Oven range that The New England Conference of ne said. ; Coats, Squirrel Coats, Jap you can have shown to you Grange Lecturers which has been from the temperature
I MANCHESTER (CONN.) EV.EN IN G HERALD, ™©A^. xtsriSfOOT » , iwrr. . - . rscognize the union or of Impatiing terest'-lB; a,yiatips its power of production, is another .been shown by t^muBhro4nnutt;^,f^ COE MINERS IN and very different thing." This, itlying ' fti^ds au °^er latter act the court enjoined.' Nearly nvery eHy with “ To the layman the. effect of ambition 1ms laid out an airpom DAILY RADIO PROGRAM PAUL this modification is to say. that thg k$exont]Mne' flying ii^da are ADAMS EPEE AGiUNST imion may use persuasion up to the plotted and 'more are ^planned. 7 461.3— WTIC. HARTFORD—650. Leading DX Stations. ir F E A N C i;# . point where it is effective in per- The Oakland airport, whenee Friday, August 19. 7:15 6:15—pianist; artists. suading," asserts attorneys for the Smith and Bronte, Maitland and Macy and Robinson, a male vocal 8:00 7;l"i—Programs with WEAF. (DST)(ST) 10- 00 9:00—Bond dance orchestra. 475—WSB, ATLANTA—630. 12 INJUNCTIONS union. Hegenberger, and serOr al of -' the duo now to tho radio audlonce, will 4^.5-WOR, NEWARK-710. 10:00 9:00—Twins; concerL Attorneys for the operators as- Dole flyers took off for HawaU, is be suest artists during the PhllcD 7:30 6:30—Pepper Potters. 12:45 11:45—Organ recital. Hour to bo broadcast by WJZ and the 526—KYW, CHICAGO—570. sert th&t the miners’ union has acknowledged the best flying field Blue Network on Friday night. The 8:00 7:00—Baritone; art trio, 9:00 8:00—Congo Tribesmen. 7:32 6:32-Dinner concert. spent millions of dollars in its on the coast. There are no ohstrui^ artists In this concert will be support- 8:00 7:00—WJZ program (2 hrs.) ed by tho Phllco Orchestra under the 9:30 8:30—Mabelanna Corby tour. « . V s ' long West Virginia fight sipce tions nbar the field, and the planes 10:30 9:30—Italian trio. __ 10:00 9:00—Studio concerL Thirty Year Battle to Uqion 1898. Scores of lives have been can gUuo along a mile-lohg_ rnn’way baton of Walter Haenschen. Spirits 333,-j—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. 11:30 10:30—Congress carnival. and spooks In every form will 6:10 5:10—Markets; baseball. 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. S'* V. s \ ^ ^ lost in the -'ru:. Ip, '..ith each side as sau)pth as glass in taking off. brought to earth and put through 9:00 8:00—Studio artists (2V4 hrs.) their tricks before the microphone of 6:15 5:15—Breglio’s orchestra. ize West V ir^ia May Be accusing each other c 2 terrorism. Mills field, San Primcisco, is an- 7-00 6:00—Baseball scores. 1:15 12:15—Theater organ club. WGL by Nina Pecorra. medium. A 7- 30 6:30—Guitar, uke. piano. 365.6—WEBH-V/JJD, CHICAGO—820. other excellent airport in the San vocal program by the “ Three Cheers 8:00 7:00—Musical program. 8:00 7:00—Orch; studio program. Francisco bay region. Trio” will be the highlight for WEAK, 8- 30 7:30—Stenographers with WJZ.10:00 9:00—Orch: studio features. Settled. and Kaltenborn’s Symphonic Orches- 9- 00 8:00—Phllco hour with WJZ.305.9—WQN-WLIB, CHICAQOV-980. CALIFORNIA CITIES tra with Augustine Jacqulllard, dram- 11- 00 10:00—Lowe’s orch; baseball. 9:30 8:80—Ash’s Gang; baritone. atic soprano, will entertain those tun- 491.5—WEAF. NEW YORK—610. 10:30 9:30—Violinist; Sam ’ n’ Henry. We are introducing a new Tta® ing to WNYC. Other features will 6:00 6:00—Waldorf dinner music, 11:30 10:30—Musical: Pepper party. Washington— The United Mine LAY OUT AIRPORTS of nationally known candy to: Ittn- be the Valley Male Quartet with the 7- 00 6:00—Broadway stardom. 1:00 12:00—Dance orchestra. studio orchestra through WGY, "The 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—870. Workers of America has appealed chester peopleJ It’s the Foss lliio of Lobster Review,” a program of fun 7:30 6:30—Three Cheers, vocal trio. 7:45 6 :45 -Piano recital. 9:00 "8:00-Oriental quartet. twelve injunction suits to the high grade chocolates. We Invite and frolic through WRVA and “ The 7:00—Cities Service concerL 10:15 9;ir>—Orch: artists (2 hrs.) Italian Trio” through WOR. 8:00 499.7— WFAA, DALLAS—600. United States Supreme Court, the you to try a box the next' time you 9:00 8:00—Musical Miniatures. San Francisco.— Inspired by the 8:30—L^France orch., quartet. 9:00 8:00—BanJoisL singers. result of which, In^ the opinion of remarkable flights to Hawaii, cul- purchase a box of candy— Qninn’i Wave lengths In meters on left of 3:30 10:30 9:30—Schubert Choral Club. 10:00 9:00—Moon magic. some union officials will definitely minating in the Dole air derby/ In- —^Adv. station title, kilocycles on the right. 3:30—Hagan’s orchestra. 352.9—w o e , DAVENPORT—850. Times are Eastern Daylight Saving 10:30 determine their 30-year battle to 11-30 10:30—Farrell’s orchestra. 9:00 8:00—WEAF programs. unionize the West Virginia soft and Eastern Standard. Biack type in- 455_WJZ, NEW YORK—660. 10:00 9:00—Tenor, soprano, whistler. dicates best features. 325.9— KOA. DENVER—920. coal fields. 1:00 12:00—Pennsylvania music. ^
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“which shall hold up faith In Ufa of attributes the death or-lfs subject IKtmriieiBtrr the youth of the country.” to real beer< here is o|ife,.,j,]yhich If there Is any reader of the blazons the perils of 8w%llo^lug WDNGI OH £tt?nins IHfralJi Herald ■who contemplates making a stuff with too low an ilcohwlcr coni i^DBLlSHEO BT try for that prize we would suggest tent. It’s a bet that Mayor jimmy 'miE THB HERALD PRINTING CO. that he take for his hero a young passed that tip along. FoaaC«
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-. PAYMENT OF DEBTS ABOUT TOWN OlffiLEGlONAIRS^ JOHN COOLIDGE The Bon Ami and .Manchester WILL LOWER TAXES Green baseball teaiAs will play a HOLD CONVENTION twilight game tonight at Hickey’s MOST POPULAR Grove. Senator Watson Says It Is the Only Way— U. S. Debt Over Rev. and Mrsl^ Harorld H. Bren- nan of Tilton, Nv H-, are guests’this Gov. Tmobidl Speaks {o Billion. week of Mrs. Charles Fisher, ’Wilcox Bigger Crowd Meets Presi- street, Wethersfield, and wWl f®' Washington, Aug. lO.r—Urging main there until Tuesday. Mrs. Dd^les B Daidbory- dent’s Son Than the Presi- retirement of the public debt as the Brennan was the former Mtes Mabel best way of reducing federal taxes, M. Pollard and has many friends 10,000 NeiAers m Stak. Senator James A. Watson, Republi- % i here. ' dent-Ladies ThriOed. can of Indiana, today came out in favor of a $300,000,000 limit to tax Three of the eight matches in the 19__ An reduction Legislation in the next first round of the captain’s cup -a Tr>^ Rapid City, S. D., Aug. 19.— He Congress. handicap golf tournament at the •‘The best way to reduce taxes,” Manchester Country club have been the ninth came, was seen and most certainly play’ed. The winners were Benja- rou-® feature of said Watson, “ is to reduce our HAR2 IS0N
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Fifty widows residing in a certain Died At Skillet little town have so worried the edi- A western business college stu- UUS tin © 1%7 W NEA'Service tor of the town paper that he dent, a girl, collapsed In her seat by anne breaks forth with an editorial sum- while trying to solve a difficult begin hbre today problem, and died a few moments VERA CAMERON, pUlB but moning all eligible males In the later. No doubt those who scorn ^ / efflcient P rtT ^ ^ S n i^ M V rU i'vw ' town to the rescue. The casual as- ent. to let JERRY MACKLYN, sumption that, of course, the 50 “ eddicatlon for wimmln” will seize advertl.lnff mnBa»er tor PeBCb upon this happening au a strong Bloom Co«metlc», trBB.form ber manless women v/ant to leave said tfO.5; Info n beantr tbron*h the nae of state, is amusing in the complete argument to shoo our gals back In- the company cosmetic.. She con- to the kitchen. Whereupon let us arnta only after ahe fa ll, tnatantly masculinity of its viewpoint. in love nith a man who iflrnorea But, amusing or no, facta are that scurry for statistics of women who her. , ofobably the editor Is right and not have fallen dead in their kitchens, Jerry propoaea to uae her phofo- of which I am sure there have been sraphs In the company’, ndvertla- )ne of the blushing widows would init booklets. In transfomtlns ay ”nay” to a suitor. It’s one thing a goodly number. her. the beauty apeclallat copies n o be manless when one Is the prod- “Pretty In Fall!” picture Jerry Ilnda In hla desk. We were driving through the Vera wants to be beautiful so ahe ict of an age which giv^s plenty can spend her vacation at Lake atlsfylng substitutes. It’s another country roundabout my hostess’ Minnetonka and meet the man she thing when you’re the product of an country homo. The road led through loves, SCHUYLER SMYTHB. At Minnetonka. Schuyler and age which gave you nothing else. thick woods of maple and birch, oak other Bueata mistake her for the Candy Tester and elm. Brown-eyed Susans and ez-princess, VIVIAN CRANDALL, wild bachelor buttons mingled their who, after a divorce In Paris, has Here’s a fairy tale for kids that disappeared. Vera's attempts to iiappens to be a true story. Did you gold and saiphlre along the road convince people of her true Iden- know that there was such a job in and flickers and jays wheeled tity fall, and she puts further through the cool green leaves. But confession from her when she this country as that of “candy tes- realises Schuyler Is In love with ter?” Miss Catherine Carabine, em- to all my enthusiasms of the beauty the Blrl he thinks she la. ployed in the confectionery depart- about, my hostess would only say: THURSTON, the mnnoKcr, asks “ It’s lovely here In the fall! Vera to notify her parents she Is ment of the Department of Com- at tae Minnetonka, to avoid a merce, Is official “ candy tester” for “ You should see the woods when scandal. She OKaln states her the nation. Like as not she “just the leaves are turning!” true Identity. Thurston has her nnd scRUFler followed all that despises candy” — that's always the "It’s beautiful here In early day. Vera learns Schuyler la a way. I never knew a girl who work- spring when the violets and ane- small salaried secretary, a four- “This is hell, Vee-Vee, We've got to iodg e this mob of self-appointed chaperones. ed In an Ice cream parlor who didn’t mones are In the woods!” flusher and a fortune-hunter. It seems to he a universal human NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY This evening she played so badly ful confession to make—or I hope “ just hate” Ice cream and candy! are and I can sell my information trait to find Joy and beauty In the that when the game broke up at you haven’t." Lord Byrons CHAPTER XXV to parties Interested. But I won’t past and future while falling to find HEN Vee-Vee Cameron had nine for dancing in the ballroom She hurried on, flattening herself If men would look more like Lord let on If you will put a hunderd Byron^ all v^earlng soft, turned- it In the present. W finished dressing for dinner dollars In an envellup and leave It she owed her opponents more than once against a tree trunk to keep down collars, they would be hale Maybe, though, this Is a good that hectic Wednesday she sur- under the edge of the carpet out- 40 dollars, a loss which meant far from being seen by a strolling and hearty and live to a ripe old rather than a poor trait. Maybe a veyed her reflection In the long side your door. Your well-wisher more to her than any of the other couple. The very air about her seemed charged with love, sweetly age, even as women. So says a Lou- zest for the future Is all that gives mirror of the closet door with com- and friend.” three players could have dreamed. Her budget for hotel expenses had heavy with it. The night was den professor now going about ex- hope to the present. Then again, plete satisfaction. “ Blackmail!” she whispered. maybe It’s too bad that we must “If the storm breaks tonight I not Included heavy losses at bridge. meant for kisses, not for confes- horting men to free themselves Then she laughed, crushing the eternally be so busy thinking of shall at least be dressed In honor In the ballroom she was easily sions. She shivered at the thought, from the shackles of high collars. sheet of paper In her trembling what Is coming next that we can’t of the occasion. A dress like this the most sought-after girl on the wrapped her shawl more tightly Just a little argument for the girl HOntSl'TO-GOC5Pt1t?'P fingers. "A hundred dollars! Your about her shoulders. whose daddy next looks askance see what we have right now. would help any girl to bear up demands are quite modest, my dear floor. For two long hours her sup- ple body swayed to the rhythm of “Vee-Vee?" The voice that she upon her scanty garments. “Life With which preachment, we con- under disaster,” she smiled. well-wisher and friend! I wonder GDu NIEI? M.WAY^' 'P E C IP e Q Her clear green eyes, glowing jazz music, played with mad aban- thought the most musical in the avers, daddy!” she can tell him. clude the day’s reading! why I hadn’t thought of the pos- world called softly. ElOt , THAT C * a H T like jewels In their setting of cop- sibility of blackmail. Probably don by the orchestra of six black boys. Cutting In was permitted, Suddenly she was In his arms, per-tinted lashes, laughed with pure every servant In the hotel knows V0?Y W E lLr 1IIAT \ C '- joy In the perfection of the picture. and sometimes she had been In four her slender body held fast against FROM CALIFORNIA COMES BUNGALOW Ji that I am supposed tg be the Prin- his breast. As she raised ber face, AflH? Qt:-'V ' to show Schuyler Smythe when she ing them, could have detected It. say, ‘Schuyler, I love you!’ Oh be- ei92T BY HSA INC. > made her confession to him. The man, tall, beautifully groomed. her partner, darted to the chair loved! Unattainable star that has over which she had draped her She was about to leave the room In his Impeccable evening clothes, fallen Into my arms!” when It occurred to her that It with a white gardenia In his button- Spanish shawl, and slipped out of “ Shall I say all that?” she sur- the door just a few steps away. might be wise to destroy the clip- hole, presented a picture of a well- prised ' herself by giggling. “No, CHICKEN GRn.L Since nearly every person In the pings which Jerry had sent with bred gentleman enjoying dinner wait! Don’t kiss me again! I must Chicken legs and wing* can be room was dancing there was no at the letter. She had stuck them and conversation with a lady whom talk to you first—and then—maybe utilised appfillzlngly by grilling, away In a drawer of her dressing he admired and to whom he de- tempt made to follow her, a fact —you won’t want to kiss me— Wilh small sausages and bacon and table, careless of the maid’s prying ferred graciously. A casual ob- for which she was almost prayer- again!” She dragged the words Lifers Niceties serving with fried pineapple slices. I—ff eyes. But now the unpleasant server would have said that Vee- fully thankful. out so slowly and In so low a voice She sped down the corridor just thought came to her that If the Vee was a beauty long accustomed that he had to bend low to hear STUFFED TOMATOES outside the ballroom, gained, un- HINTS ON ETIQUET ^torm broke that evening her room to homage, and not more than them. Tomatoes stuffed with fruit and might be searched. The clippings superficially Interested in her din- noticed the stairs leading to the “I’ll always want you,” Schuyler served with boiled cream dressing would be a link in the chain of evi- ner companion. rear entrance of the hotel. She had said huskily. “But I can’t believe make an unusually delicious and not danced all evening with Schuy- [A dence against her, something con- But the man was saying, behind I’m lucky enough for you to want different tasting luncheon ealad. the mask of a pleasant smile: ler, had not seen him at all since CI O R9CM 1. What is the best taste in Crete* to connect her with the me. Let me talk first, Vivian, ex- II 0*|» o strangely missing Princess Vivian. “This Is hell, Vee-Vee. We’ve got ten o’clock, but she knew he would cuse, If I can my presumption In private stationery? She opened the drawer, searched to dodge this mob of self-appointed be waiting for her at the pier. daring to hope that you—you!—a 2- Which is preferable— in- through the litter, of handkerchiefs chaperones somehow. Where can Summer dew lay heavy on the princess and a Crandall, will stoop (iividual looking oblong or ir- grass, but she disregarded It, scorn- and cosmetics, and discovered that we meet—alone?” to me.” regular shaped envelopes with BAYSm u “Ignore me as much as you can ing the winding cement paths, as iZ i the envelope was missing. With Vee-Vee stepped back, her clasped matching paper, or regulation fear-cold hands she jerked open after dinner and In the ballroom,” she took the shortest route to the hands against her heart. “You talk drawer after drawer, then flew to she said In a low voice, her smile lake. It lay before her, faintly then, ” she whispered weakly. After square shaped envelopes? A her desk and searched It thorough- arch as if she were parrying a com- agleam in the starlight. There was all, her own dreadful ordeal would ForacH 3. Is the use of sealing wax PROlPSAFE ly, but unsuccessfully. The enve- pliment. “I shall slip away from no moon to speak of—just a thin merely be delayed—a blessed re- o‘ crescent of silver hanging above still in vogue? lope had undoubtedly been stolen. the dance as near eleven o’clock as spite, during which she could hear -a The Answers possible, and go to the far pier. If the trees that rimmed the lake. Fake without Fear as To)d "Oh, maybe the maid threw It the sound of his voice, feel, per- 1. Quiet, plain paper, with se- out,” she decided at last, impatient we find someone else already there The broad, hospitable bosom of haps, the clasp of his warm fingers ! California sunshine, unfortunately, cannot be transferred to other verely simple crest or monogram. of her own fears. we can take a walk along the'lake the lake nursed only one canoe, over hers. Then, If the gods were parts of the country to make life easier. But the livable coziness of in **Bayer” Package When she opened the door to shore.” faintly discernible in the dim light kind, Schuyler would hear her com- ' California bungalows can be, if you choose your home-plan carefully 2. Square. leave the room, a letter which had “All right,” he agreed, smiling of the stars, but advertising its passionately, understa ndlngly, when you build. Such a house is “ The Melrose.” Life just naturally Is easier and 3. Yes, been stuck between door and casing broadly for the benefit of those who presence by a rollicking jazz song would rejoice that she was a no- pleasanter In a home like this which scores triply in Its charm, its con- fluttered to her feet. She stepped watched. that the brooding peace of the night body, like himself, not a princess back Into the room, closed the door After dinner Vee-Vee was Imme- and the magic of water made beauf who had been sold Into slavery for venience. and its comparatively low cost. Bebowed ’Kerchief and tore open the envelope with diately challenged for bridge. It tiful. Being a California bungalow, of course it has two big open porches, a a title. fireplace in its combination living-dining room, a breakfast nook which nervous haste. The message, on a made her blood boll to see Schuyler “ I want to be happy,” the boy In (To Be Coatinned) sheet of the hotel stationery, was Ignored, but she accepted almost the canoe sang lustily. is large enough to become a dinner-supper nook too, and Innumerable scrawled In pencil, the handwriting eagerly. Flora Cartwright, a bridge “Well, you ought to be,” Vee-Vee Schuyler telle the etory ot hie life, built-in features, such as ironing board, kitchen cabinet, broom closet, smiled to herself. “You’re young ndmlttlns he Is merely a rich linen closet and other conveniences that increase the housewife’s joy in that of an uneducated person. Her devotee, had bullied Vee-Vee Into nian’a secretary, nad Vee«Vec, about eyes darted down the sheet: learning the game, but she had and out on the lake with your girl, to make her owa ctuiIeealoB, Is la< living. “Dear Princess: I know who you never enjoyed It tremendously. and you haven’t a sickening, shame- terrupted. It can be built for from $5,500 to $6,500. HU For further infoniiatlon concerning “ The Melrose” write the Standard Homes Coini>any, Colorado Building, Washington, D, C. Does not affect cursionists, Week-ending Is a popu- ilar but strenuous business for host- the H eart Home Pt^e Editorial 'ess and guests. Dressing, undress- Mr. and Miss America ing and dressing again! Always hur- Unless you see the “ Bayer Cross"' Good Ni^hi c iW.- on package or on tablets you are rying! d|. We Get More All very well! Any kind of a di- not getting the genuine Bayer Artificial version or change accomplishes its Aspirin proved safe by^* millions purpose. People are happier and and prescribed by physicians over better for getting away— even if twenty-five years lor Each Year CoMs Headache they rush as hard as they do at Neuritis ' Lumbago EXPLAINING NAUGHTINESS children and is Involved In all of By CHive Roberts Barton home. Toothache Rheumatism But they do not really get back to OF HEALTHY CHILDREN their actions. They are pert, talk Neuralgia Pain, Pain freely to whomever they may meet, ;j nature. Where are their dream Each unbroken "Bayer” pack- BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN and play with anything that Inter We all get sick and tired of our castles? Each year we get more age contains, proven directions. ests them. They are always busy a!rtiflclal. Our pleasures depend work, especially in summer. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost Editor Journal of the American about something and If their activi- more on material things. A new white georgette handker- few cents. Druggists also sell We need rest and begin to think Even In the most primitive places, Medical Association and of Hygela, ties can be confined to useful chan- chief with a lace bodice, has a green bottles of 24 and 100.— Adv. where man can commune with the Health Magazine nels, they give Indication of pre- of time off. Then we build' castles bow at one corner. ______nature to his heart’s content, watch Dr. Robert M. Marshall of Glas- cocity. in the air and dream of complete gow discussed before a recent meet- On the other hand, their apparent idleness. Somewhere we think there him connive to cover the %n miles between himself and the nearest ing of the British Medical Associa- brilliance Is not usually accom is a Utopia which gets along with- tion the subject of "The Mental panled by a high Intelligence quo- out any exertion whatever on the niovle, or keep a weather-eye out State of the Restless, Naughty tient. They are, however, never be part of Its Inhabitants. We should for a golf course. ]We Americans don’t know how to Child.” low an Intelligence quotient of 8 5, like to he the Inhabitants. ««W liat a iU U er*’ There Is a great difference be- so that they rank well up with the We dream of wandering on breezy relax. Our nerves even on a holiday tween the wayward action of a majority of children. Dr. Marshall’s hills, of lying In daisy fields and are as tight as filddle-strings. I t *s the D eadliest stuff to bugs ever made. Doesn’t child of the Peter Pan type and characterization of this type of child watching the clouds. We float about leave one fly, mosquito or roadi in your home alive. Kills the wayward action of the child as the Peter Pan type that never on smooth ponds pitying the fish other bugs, too. Sold at clmg, grocery, hardware ind which suffers from forms of Insani- grows up Is an exceedingly apt one. that must move their fins and do GUESTS’ ROOxMS ty or mental defect. There is noth- their unending swallowing. Pretty painted coat hangers, hat department stores. Powder 15c up, and ing cunning or underhand about Such Is the refuge our minds take rests and shoe tree sets are great- the misdemeanors of the normally POPULAR SCREENS to on'summer days when we rush ly appreciated accessories to com- naughty child. He does not, like Three-fold screens ars coming about, tired, hot and weary of fort in guest rooms. oaljr a dellquent, commit his misdeeds at Into popularity again. The smartest everything. a time when they will not be dis- ones are neutral colored, *wlth It one watches people when the covered, hut Is likely to carry them times comes to get the needed rest, quaint prints decorating them. CHOPPED I'ICELES out as a public show. Most of hls on may possibly see the consumma- fitA C g / You might call these people Mr. and Miss America. The young lady tion of all these dreams. But I have If you are putting up chopped mischief Is done spontaneously or pickies or other reHsb > that uses Miss Norma Smallwood of Tulsa, Okla., has held the title of Miss Ameri- Impulsively, whereas the dellquent noticed few breezy hills with*vaca- EGG STAINS onions In large quantity. It,.will pay ca since last summer’s pageant at Atlantic City; and the young man Is aots with malice aforethought. The tion wanderers, daisy fields are oc- Silver spoons or forks used for you to buy an onion chopper; whichi Colonel Charles Lindbergh'. And It must be sqld that “Llady” doesn’t t a r t k . ^ pint child who Is a moral Imbecile Is cupied mostly by cows, and placid FLAG i eating eggs, should be rubbed with minces the onion Inside a glass Jar seem to be displaying much Interest In the beautiful young lady. deaf to remonstranoe and Insensible lakes have hidden many a frighten- and prevents your'! ciylng' over the salt before washing, as egg stains ed fish under crannied rocks to save to oorreetlom will not come off with water. Job. . I , . ' The normal mental child will them from the rushing keels of TENDER HA.MBURGER PICTURE PRINTS u t t um O' take to heart ,a correction and la motor boats. One could hardly call Pint. . . 4Se C not likely to repeat the seme of- STENCILED RUGS it floatlpg. ' F U E L SAVERS Adding one cup ot bread or ' Old-fashioned tinted prints from Quart. .85c ^ UIRIID •'S'l fense. ^ e h a child may suffer from Plain grass rugs can be stenciled Highways are a big parade of hot, To save the kitchen heat and cut cracker crumbs to each pound of books and magazines make charm- InstablUiy, but not from depravity. to match the pattern on walls or crowding cars. Tourists hotels and down gas or electric bilhi get dupli- hamburger, and breaking into It a ing medallions for smart lamp KILLS INSEl Indeed^ this restleusness la the most fut^ture with the new washable pop-stands do adapd-offlee business- cate or 'triplicate 'saucepans, with couple of eggs will make the moat shades, boxes or even wall decora - Hr ! ilm tf ceait - chWMt th« m a rj^ . Citjes Bwt^ wlt^ i^htiieeiag ex- eem tenderer and more tasty. tlona. • i 9t
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The water power shortly to be introduced into the Wyoming Is attempting to round will be used for the generation of House of Lords becomes law. how keen competition is there is always room for a store like Smith’s. ^ * " * ;^ * electricity to be used over virtuaUy up the thousands of wild horses In This piece ef legislation is far to rive yra the beneBt of quantity buying.. We are small enough tojpve yon the entire state of Oklahoma. less sweeping than it at first ap- the state. The project will consist of a And. we are not afraid to give you fuM value for your money. small diversion dam at Kaw City, Okla., which will direct the waters of the Arkansas river into a ten iilllllllllllllillllllllllllilllll'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii H n in*H H*ii***********************lB yyiap.iC,ENP OFFERINGS foot canal leading to a point near Fairfax, Okla., fourteen miles south of Kaw City, where a large reser- voir will be built. _^ Reymander’s Market LARD...... 2lbs.2!lc CORN...... 27c Dozen It is estimated that the dam will furnish more than twenty thousand 1069 Main Street, Opposite Army & Navy Club We Deliver = horsepower, making it one of the = Phone 456 largest generating plants in the PEP...... fepkg. Fresh or Smoked VEAL Tulsa, Sapulpa, Stillwater, Paw- Veal Shoulder Roast ., 32c huska, Bartlesville, Ponca City, Shoulders ...... 19c Veal to Stew ...... 28c MEAT DEPARTMENT and many other cities of the oil Pork to R o a st...... 28c-32c section of the state will be within Veal B reast...... 22c fifty mile radius of the power Sliced H a m ...... 50c Veal Cutlet ...... 50c plant and will be served directly Roast P ork...... 30c Shoulder L a m b ...... 30c Loin Veal C hops...... 40c Rib Roast Beef... ,28c-38c from the reservoir. Work will probably begin on the Legs of Lam b...... 40c Veal Shanks...... 15c canal within the next three months. Stewing L am b ...... 15c ...... 39c Three years are granted by the BEEF Legs Lamb...... 42c Fresh Fowl... commission for completion of the Shoulder Lamb Chops. .35c Chuck R o a st...... 28c dam, canal and reservoir. Daisy H am ...... 39c Rump R o a st...... 38c ...... 12c Scotch H a m ...... 49c Round S teak ...... 40c Roast V e a l...... 35c Corned B e e f. Fancy Chickens and Pot R oast...... 28c-35c ORDER OF TIN HATS Fowls...... 4Dc lb. Shoulder S te a k ...... 30c Pot Roasts...... 30c-35c FOR BRITISH SOLDIERS Plenty of Fresh Picked Sweet Com and Native To- | matoes. Huckleberries, Grapes, Melons, Peaches and Fresh £ ONCE MORE London. — “ The Memorable Or- W e offer one of our ever popular Sunshine Cookie Specials. der of Tin Hats,” is the name of a Vegetables of all kinds. new order of ex-service-men which has achieved remarkable success In itsmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminniimi*'i**'************************************ South Africa. Assorted Pound Box 25c Thousands of men are already wearing the symbol of the club, a Clara Bow In the fetching costum e of grass she wears for her new miniature “ tin hat,” although the GROCERY SPECIALS order has only recently been found- picture, “Hula.” ed. I Service — Quality — Low Prices | By DAJf THOMAS - Members of the organization are aren’t even speaking to each oth- called “ moths,” and their principal Wright’s Sflver Polish..21c 6 lbs. Onions...... 25c Hollywood, Calif., Aug. 9. er now that they are in Holly- object is to keep alive the com- headed Clara Bow is the envy of wood. And both are working on radeship of wartime. When twenty I Great Values For Saturday | all Hollywood these mid-summer sets on the same stage. It seems or more “ moths” are gathered m Large Size D uz...... 21c days, for she’s filming a new Ha- that Jessel didn’t like it when Jol- one locality they form a “ shell- waiian picture, “ Hula,” that calls son signed to play in “ The Jazz hole.” This in reality is a lodge._ Wesson Oil, p t s ...... 27c for native garb from the islands of Singer,” which originally was The country is divided into dis- Swift’s Premium | Queen Lil. scheduled for Georgia. tricts, each district being under SlicedPeaches;...19ccan The costume has Its advantages, the supervision of a “ dug-out.” The according to Miss Bow, but the craze among the ex-soldiers who anklets are a nuisance. These bits Hams I ...... 13c fought in the World War Ic jOin Baho, c a n ...... 3 dozen Good Luck Jar of primitive jewelry, heavy bone thl^ order is spreading like wild- (W hole) I and shell, should have padding.«n ACCffiENTS IN MILFORD fire, and new “ moths” are being the inside, but they don’t, she com- enlisted hy the dozens. Any Size You May Desire at 2 IS plains, and scratched ankles re- due to psyc h o l o g y One of the advantages of “ The Elizaheth Park Catsup. 23c Rings fo r ...... 23c sult. Memorable Order of Tin Hats,” is that at the entertainments each Carelessness on the part of ca, 29c lb. “ moth” is given a “ rum ration.” i in Richard Dix’s new picture, operators and pedestrians, after Their patron saint is Mademnl- Swift & Co.’s representative will he | Full Line of Fruits and Vegetables “ Shanghai Bound” movie audiences ’ aining an impression of space and and thei-r will have a chance to see the Sac- safety' from_ the. . great_ _ a_ wid^hi - T - 1 , of the ® ^ ° ^ Sold;ers Never Die.” at the store to demonstrate these = ramento river, famed California new four-track Milford Turnpike, stream, doubling for the Yangtze- was responsible for many of the ac- hams. 40 IK ^ Kiang in China. Dix and the com- cidents there, says Robbins B. Small Legs Spring L am b ...... qq ik [ pany of 50 actors which made the Stoeckel, Commissioner of Motor WILL SURV’EY LIBERIA picture have just returned from Vehicles, in an article in the August New York.— The government of Boneless Roast of L am b...... ^yc id . | three weeks on location in China, bulletin of the department. Liberia, anxious to estahlsih the ex- Forequarters of L am b...... id . § the China, of course, being Califor- “ Wiea^ there is a consciousness act boundary between its country 1T1A nia country around the Sacramen- in a person’s mind,” he says, that and French Guinea, has secured the Native Killed Chickens to Roast i VSIE to Valley. he may'be unsafe, he will take care services of Henry Orpen, American JQIIFIC €® . and will not he caught, but if he surveyor, to trace the line. Orpen 4 to 5 lbs. e a c h ...... lb. = Rumor has it that two of the feels that by reason of ample room will be outside of civilizaton for two Fresh Killed Chickens to Roast, \ world’s most famous athletes, Char- he does not need to be on his guard years with only the companionship lie Paddock and Gertrude Ederle, When you want the best not only in quality, but in yalue then he may be caught by some un- of men of his crew. 3 to 4 lbs. e a ch ...... i are to he co-starred in a motion wary driver whose attention is dis- too .... eome to the A & P. America’s most repre^ntative picture this fall. Both of these tracted, and who also has the idea FELL LENGTH PL.\YS. Fancy Fresh Killed Fowls, women know the confidence which comes w i* tradmg the sport notables began their cinema that he has all the room in the careers under Bebe Daniels. Now 4 to 5 lbs. each...... • f2c lb. | Bebe is sponsoring the idea of their world.” Paris. — A demand for old A & P way, for they are always certain of the best, not only Commissioner Stoeckel feels that drama in its original form has making a film. Prime Rib Roast Beef ...... 35c-40c lb. j in prices, but in quality I the high accident rate for the Mil- swept Paris and many a theater- ford turnpike is temporary, that it goer has to watch the stage for five Boneless Rolled Roast Beef ...... • 40c lb. | War seems to be brewing on one will change when experience with of the big stages at Warner Broth- and six hours without intermission. Boneless Pot Roast B e e f...... 30c-35clb. ^ r' four-track roads has been acquired Hamlet is given in its full five-hour ers’ studio these days. George Jes- byth,e drivers accustomed to two- Corn Flakes sel and A1 Jolson, who were close length. Mussett’s Lorenzaccio was Try a Boneless Roast Veal, all lean solid meat to slice Shredded Wheat track. highways. played for the first time since Sarah friends for 15 years in New York, cold. Kellogg’s Bernhardt In Its eighteen table&ux, Has all the or PKGS without intermission. Fancy Fresh Pork to rqast, rih or loin. bran that’s in PKGS I V Post Toasties Try Our Home Made Sausage Meat, the wheat V...... 25c Id # fUOH B Our Fresh Ground Hamburg S te ^ , none better . .25c lb. COFFEE ICED IS DELICIOUS Grocery Specials lUrkman’s Soap Evaporated Milk Gold Medal Flour ...... V V? ’ WTiitehouse TALL Cloverleaf Pineapple, sliced, one of the finest packed, Guaranteed or GOOD TMINOS pure and free CAKES * CANS / medium size c a n ...... SI A &P Brands3 3 PHONES CALL horn silicate Wedgewood B utter...... 46c lb. J Garden of Allah Coffee, finest qu ality...... • 49c lb. FOR COOLNESS SAKE DRINK NECTAR TEA ICED MARKET NEWS Premier Salad D ressing...... * oi 2.® 2 lb. Box Royal Lunch Crackers...... 3 lc box Hams are very low. Tomorrow we will have Daisy Nathan Hale Coffee...... 49c lb. Spaghetti Hams at 39 cents, Shoulder Hams with a short sb^k Ginger Ale VnANCO>AMIBICAN 20 cents, 10-12 pound Sinclair Hams 31 cents, B oil^ CUCQUOT CLUB Ready-to serve with cKeree or Home Cooked Food Specials tomato sauce Ham, special at 59 cents a pound, Scotch Ham, special Pale Dry or Golden Home Dressed Chickens, stuffed and at 49 cents a pound. BOTTLES CANS baked...... $1-50, $2.00, $2.50 each CONTENTS How would you like a Tender Rib Ropst of Beef or a Our Own J te k ^ Ham, delicious, sp ecial...... 75c lb. 4 V. Boneless Veal Roast? What sh ^ it be for Sunday— Baked Beans ...... • • • 25c qt. Lamb, capon or a ham? fly sw at t er s Fresh Hamburg of Pinehurst Quality, 25 CMits a What shall It be for dinner— Brown B read ...... ‘ K euabl e FLOim Beef, loin of pork or lamb? Our Home Made Squash or Pumpkm P ie s------40c each EACH pound. Seems difficult sometimes to vai-y Apple Pies from fr^ h apples...... 35c each ENCOittSPAGHETTI The best Sausae Meat you ever tasted, 35 cents a the menu— perhaps you can bet- Home Made Coffee Nut Rings •••••,...... 25c each PKG ter make up your mind by takin.g pound. Coffee Kuchwi (German style) delicious...... 25c each a trip to our shop. Courtesy ; Small Lamb P ies...... 15c each, 2 for 25c We will be here until 9 o’clock to take phone orders. awaits you. Chicken Pies with plenty chicken...... IONA. Fine halves in delicious syrup! If it is convenient will you please call tonight and your Fancy B roilers...... 48c CANS Fancy Fowl ...... 35c Assorted Cup Cakes, special...... 29c dozen order will go out on the special early Legs of L am b ...... 39c Peaches ___^ Lean Corned Beef, Tender Pot R o ^ t 25-40 cents a Pot R oa sts...... 25C-30C Fruits And Fresh Vegetables IDLE pound, Lean Shoulders of Lamb, boned and rolled, 29-32 Rib B o a st...... 28C-35C BAG cents a pound. Boneless Ham ...... 43c Ice C re a m S a l t Honey Hams, sugar cu red------35c i Finest Golden Bantam Com, well filled, Headquarters for Fine Fresh Poultry, 5-6 pound Na- Smoked Sh oulder...... SBc Serve these crisp, slightly salted crackers vsith all salads! Sliced Bacon, rin d less...... 45c 35c dozen, 2 dozen for 65c LB tive Roasting Chickens, Fresh Fowl, Broilers, Fryers. Bacon ...... 35c i Finest Eating or Pie Apples, 2 qts ...... 25c Rockville Frankforts...... 29c Toasterettes educator SPEQALS! Our special coffee went so good I Breakfast Melons, Fancy Bartlett Pears. Pure L a rd ...... j...... ^4c pound we again offer it for Saturday at Tub Butter ...... 45c pound 39c lb. Carnation F lo u r ...... $1.23 Fresh E g ^ s ...... i ...... 50c dozen Grandmother’s Bread Good Luck Jar Rubbers, 3 for 23c Com Flakes, 3 pkgs...... 20c i Manchester Public Market All Bran ...... 20c pkg. Shredded W h e a t...... Juul’s Market I A. Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 r iYdlow Bantam Com, white it la sts ...... 33c dozen . 53.9* M aob s tr e e t imiiiiS Phone 2339 ONE GETS DIPLOMA ruptcy many times. He makes It their own names, and Mildvsd Dav- GOLFER KILLS FISH. / a “ profession.” Some men have is is now Mrs. Lloyd. Sioux Fall, S. D, Mrs. Paul Nay- CREDIT MEN TO been known to travel from one sec- The big joke about MlsS Ch'rrsty lor, Jr., playing golf stepped across Staunton, Va.— A supeivlsor of tion of the country to another and is that she represents Lloyd’s idea a tiny stream and wasystartled the Virginia state board of educa-. operate for a short time in each of a typical New York; girl, al- tion recently had to travel 176 though she comes from Logansport, when a 26-inch buffalo fish leaped place, then enter into bankruptcy. into the- air beside her. She swung miles to address a graduating clasg FIGHT FRAUD IN According to Wilson, the fund Ind. - composed of one person. He gave HALES SELF-SERVE with her wooden driver and.buried raised by the association is not so it three Inches in the fish’s head. the diploma to Miss Ruth Hickman much for the purpose of prosecut- at Millbdro. Had the senior class Hollywoo(J certainly is going ^ Then she, worried for fear she had BANKRUPTCIES ing the crooked but for combatting the dogs. Its reputation for so-call- been duly or^anisedf she would before the commission of crime. violated a law by killing fish out have been president, vloe-presjdent, ed wild parties is marred. There season. was a party at the Fox studio a few secretary and treasurer. E R O C E R Y days ago and believe it or not but National Ass’ia Has Find of the refreshments consisted solely of I IT PJkV» TO WAIT nw These Movie ice cream and cake. iiiiiiHiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiuiiiiiHininiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiinniiiiiiiiiHiS ------$1,000,000 to Battle Pro- Monty Banks has proved to be Uncle Sam’s best airmail customer r S People in southern California. He ran EASTERN PROVISION CO. a MancheirterV Pantry fessional Cheats. short of film while shooting “ An Hollywood, Calif. Aug. 19.— ^Vet- Ace in the Hole” and had to wire eranstage folk who got well on the New York for an additional 40,000 127 State Street 129 - Tulsa, Okla.— As a result of the road to success before the movies feet to be sent by airmail. The S YOU DO NOT TAKE ANY CHANCES came in, sometimes meet under po.stig6 was jus: short of $1.,300. . V ^ HARTFORD growing “ profession” of bankrupt- queer circumstances out here. Take liicidenlally, M-.oty lakes excep*-: a WHEN SHOPPING HERE cy in busineiBses throughout the the case of May Robson and Cecil tion tc an articie stating that his All Trolley X!ars Stop at Our Store. . , a United States, the National Credit B. De Mille. In 1901 these two new ploduction is a burlesohs on ...... Fifteen hundred items to choose from. The finest display of fresh fruit and vege- played in the same cast on a New Mens’ Association has raised a fund Charles Lindbergh’s flight to Paris. tables. Every item of the highest quality. All guaranteed prices that are adjust^ York stage for a presentation of “ My picture djrls tvilh aviarlon, of $1,000,000 for purposes of com- every day— to be as low, very often lower, than other stores in town, including chain bating bankruptcy frauds, accord- “ Are You a Mason?” Today Miss but it aoes not touch upon a war or Robson is a member of the De Mille Extraordinary Savings ing to Virgil P. Wilson, secretary trans-oceanic phase,” says the com.- stores. of the Tulsa office of the associa- -stock company. edian. tion. . Mary Carr’s fame for mother The fund is to be apportioned to roles is so well established that it At last a modest movie actor has In Selected Meat Cuts, the various branches of the organ- seems difficult to have picture been discovered.' He is Ken May- isatioh, as it is needed, and a spec- with a mother in it unless this lit- nard. While on location at Lodge By increasing our volume of business throuf^ lower SHOULDERS ial prosecutor will be appointed to Grass, Mont., Ken made a trip tq assist the branch managers in pre- tle lady is cast for the part. Now she has been given the role of Mrs. the Black Hills to visit President prices we now offer biggest savings of the day in meats. (Smoked and selected especially’ fifli^uis.) imring their cases, for court. Zerelda Samuels, the woman who in Coolidge— and he went alone. Plen- Hiding Assets. CHOICE CUT^ AT LOW PRICES. real life was the mother of Frank ty of film folk going to chat with MEADOW GOLD WEDGEWOOD The greatest crime to combat in the president would include a bat-, bankruptcy cases is probably the and Jesse James, the bandits of BUTTER...... 45c lb. Civil War days. tery of photographers in their par- BUTTER,.. 2 lbs.93c, 1 lb.47c concealment of assets. This is ex- ty. By far the mo^t popular butter in towu. . Handyl-d pound sections. emplified in the case of Floyd Coon- Jesse Estelle James, a grand- daughter of the outlaw, is also to ^ - SOUP e ^ lb. POT 1 lb. rod, Oilton. Okla., merchant, now Fred Thompson’s publicity man serving a term in the Leavenworth have a part in the film version of MEAT .... OC ROASTS ...lU C the James Boys’ doings. recently sent out a story about how Sugar Cured _ n mm Federal penitentiary for conspir- the western actor had saved a man lb. 2 9 * •cy. « Harold Lloyd’s new leading wo- from drowning in the Los Angeles Skinned Back Coonrod filed a petition in bank- river. It was a good story, too— ruptcy when, according to his man is to be Ann Christy, a girl Armour's Star or Cudahy’s Puritan. whose picture Lloyd saw in a news- except in Los Angeles, where every- friends, business seemed to be ex- one knows that there isn’t enough ECONOMY CUTS -1 ' , ceedingly good. A receiver ap- paper demonstrating some ndw nif- STRICTLY FRESH ty of fashion.. The picture interest- water in the river to drown a small NO BONE. NO WASTE PURE pointed to take over the case went boy, let alone a grown man. Immediately to the store and found ed Lloyd, and the next day the LARD, 2 lbs...... — 27c EGCS/dozen —...... 51c it with very little merchandise on young lady became a star. Miss !^neless Rib Roasts.. 20c Top R ou n d ...... 25c lb. Pound package. Fancy, large white eggs. Christy can, and probably does call At the opening of the Civil War, hand. An investigation of the Fort Sumter was bombarded for 40 books revealed large quantities of herself lucky. Of Llody’s previous Chuck R o lls ...... 20c Sirloin R o a st...... 25c lb. hours, yet not a single man on eith- goods had been shipped a few leading ladies, Bebe Daniels and Kellogg’s CORN FLAKES and POST 'TOASTIES, 3,pkgs. . ,20c iionths prior to the store’s closing, Jobyna Ralston are now stars in er side v.'as shot. but no records were fpund account- FRESH BOILING FOWL ARMOUR’S FANCY HAWAIIAN FINEST JAPANESE DEEP SH.1 ' ing for its disappearance. With con- Mderable time and expense, the A very good buy. 20c 3 SLICED PINEAPPLES, CRAB MEAT,, goods were finally traced and Coon- i can 29c, 3 cans 85c rod was sent to the penitentiary. Now—Quick Oats, with Famous fowi^ cut up...... 2 c a n s ...... 42c ' This is only one case of a great All Clean Meat. 25c many in which the Credit Men’s ^‘ Q u a k e r F l a v o r * ^ association has played a leading FRYERS AND Meadow Gold and Pillsbury’s Best FLOUR, b a g ...... $1.25 part. Detection Difficult. BROILERS ...... 25 c ‘ It is not easy to detect fraudu- lent failure in a bankruptcy case. The receiver must delve into the en- Boneless Roasts Veal 22c lb | Breasts of Veal .. v . 14c lb. CANNING SUPPUES tire record of the store, engage in an almost inestimable amount of Shoulder of Veal . . . 16c lb | .^ofelegs of Veal .. .10c lb. kegs 1 correspondence with creditors, BALL IDEAL JARS OAK - wholesale houses and individuals to Parafln Lined— guaranteed. fine some evidence of crime. 1-2 pint...... 85c The Tulsa organization has fre- PORK FOR RO ASTIN G ...... 18c lb. Pint...... 89c quently been called in on cases 5Gallon ...... $1.80 yhere one -SMOKED. SHOULDERS ...... v. _ lb. Quart...... $1.05 10 Gallon ...... $2.35 3 FRESH SHOULDERS 2 Q u a rts...... $1.49 15 G a llo n ...... —.. $2.60 BALL MASON JARS 20 G a llo n ...... — $3.25 AtC.H.Tryon’s HUNT’S SUGAR CURED SKIN BACK HAMS.. 23c lb. | 1-2 Pint ...... 72c 8-10 average. Pint ...... ; ...... 75c 25 GaUon ...... $3.60 Sanitary Market^ OATS SUGAR CURED BACON ...... 20c lb. s Quart...... • • • 87c 30 Gallon ...... $3.70 Quicker than toast! Quicker than coffee!' 2 Q u a rts...... $1.23 50 Gallon*...... $4.50 Phones 441-442 Ready in 2V2 to. 5 minutes! The original FRESH CREAMERY GOOD LUCK JAR RUBBERS (with tip) pkg...... 7V2C and Qenuine, TUB BU TTER ...... 43c Dlueberries i£5c qt. SPECIALS Hne^eberries 25c qt. fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii Manchester’s Cookie Yellow Bantam Sweet Ck>m 35c Headquarters Sunbrite Cleanser, 6 cans .. 25c doz^. luiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu Cranberry Shelled Beans, 3 qts. Over 6 6 'Varieties— all fresh from the oven. for 25c. SAMPLING AND SPECIAL PRICE Fairy Soap, 6 bars...... 29c Oamation Evaporated Milk 11c MILKEEN, lb...... 38c Large can. SUNSHINE GRAHAM CRACKERS, Scott Tissue, 3 rolls...... 29c Royal Scarlet Coffee, lb. can 45c. Nathan Hale Coffee 49c lb. 2 lb. b o x ...... 29c Evaporated Milk, ca n ...... 11c Fancy Market Basket 29c. Speciiil Price All kinds. a lb. box Graham Crackers 38c. *"rhe store that holds faith with the pec^le.’* | The Ideal None other Large cans Royal Scarlet Sliced ^’ O B O I L Comer Main and Maple Streets. Telephcme 2006 5 Pineapple 85c can. can compare in Clover Butter 53c lb. Combination F. Kelley, Prop. s 6 cakes P & G Soap 25c. Pep, Purity Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Scot Titssue Toilet Paper 10c for your. MaltdcJ Hop , ndl. and Price. Try Mrs. Clark’s canned Goods Beverage. Fancy Golden or Evergreen SWECT CORN, dozen in glaas. Strawberries, Raspber- .trC-r Summer Squash, each ...... 5c ries,. Peadies, Quinces, Blueberries, Don *t Fool Yourself | Fancy Native Tomatoes, qt...... 9c Peail, Asparagns, Bmssell Sprouts Native Celery, bunch ...... 17c 88c and 45c Jar-. Native Cucumbers, 2 fo r...... 7c Take a tip from us. Hundreds of Manchester women s Fancy Large Bartlett Pears, quart . . . 23c Kellogg Com Flakes 8c pkg. Head Lettuce, bead ...... ID® Jumbo Cantaloupes^ 3 f o r ...... 25c Fancy Mixed Cookies 18c lb. have found that they can buy everything they, want for S California Sunkist Oranges, dozen------39c Large, pink meat. > their table at our store. It saves them hours of hard | ______DlUs, Shell Also a truck load of Native Spinach, Fresh Lima B e ^ , Leeks, Parsley, Fresh work, worry and expense and giv^ them hours of lei- 5 Beans, Gi«eno7^WM~Stoing Beans and Sweet Pototoes., t Meats . \sure for social activities. Find out for yourself about | l^oasting Chickens, 4 lbs. each Insist On SpringBeld Brfind bur cooking, our merchan^se and our service. It will | S6clb. cbnvince you of the satisfaction of buying at Florence’s. | Fowls 42c lb. Legs of Lamb 42c lb. 'c. g Lamb Patties, 3 lor 25c; Native Veal Chitlets 55c lb. Large Assortoent of I Loin Veal to roast 38c lb. , g 'Whole or half Ham 38c lb. We do not allow: our Kb Roast Beef 85c lb. Pot Roast 30c lb. CcHii B eef 18c lb . Malt to be packed under Home Cdoked Foods [ Small Sausage 38c lb. 3 Dressed Com Beef 35c lb. LT Sfawt Cut Smoked Shoulders 27c any private label, [With Specials Changing Dafly [ Ib. BEWARE OP IMITATIONS FANCY ROAST NATIVE CHICKENS FOR | SATUBDAT'S SAVIN€» Fruit SATURDAY ONLY. 3 I LM B [fc.Bartlett Pears 20c qt. roRK BEEF Apples, 8 qts. for 25c. Large assortment of Cooked and Smoked Meats in- | Shoulder Lamb Roast, Fresh Shoulder Pork, Peaches 20c qt. . 100% Pure Barley Malt and Hop Extract eluding our own baked ham. • | Prime Rib Roast ll)a 37e Bananas 10c lb. Full line of doni^tic and imported Cheese. | lb* ...... 22c (boneless) lb. .40c Boned and rolled. California Oranges 65c and 89p Pickles, Oliver,-Onions and Relishes in glass and in | Fresh Lean Pork Roast, dozen. Tender Legs of Lamb, Ih...... 32c Shoulder God Pot Roast, 38e Cantaloupes, 2 for 85c. bulk; . * . - = H)...... 28c Ih- ....."...... Smoked Filet of Hemiig. Anchovies. = Hale’s Sausage Meat lb. 25c • • • • • • • Forequarter Lamb, lb. 25e Gaffelbiter, Caviar, Peeled Sardines. = Pigs’ Livor, lb...... 10c Tender Lean Pot Swedish Cocoa^ Potato Flour. s Midget B a ^ , lb. .... 25c' lb...... 25,® Vegetables Importetd and Domestic Health B r^d . 3 Sugar Cured Bacon POULTRY ^lasn) Ib. 34e Boston Rolled Roast, lb. 32c ll^ttnce 12 head. UNITED MALT STORES Ciimamon iand Sugar Rusks. S FreshJ'latiTe Broilers, Celery 25c. Brown B^uis and Yellow Peas. 3 Fresh Lean Hamburg lb. 44c Tomatoes, 3 lbs. for 25c. Knorr’s Soups and BouUions. ! Stc^, lb...... 13® Yellow Com 85c dozen. ChideeB, 1^ . .43c Pretzds. Potato Chips in bulk. 3 VEAL Native Cnewnbers 5c each. Beef laver, lb...... »• «15c Fresh !^w l, Ib -1.'...... 38c Summer Squash, 8 for 25c. Mayonnaise and Sandwich Spreads. a Rump Vepl Roas^ lb. . .J28c. (^ves Liver, lb...... 55c Beets, 4 bunches for 25c. 1071 MAIN ST., SOUTH MANCHESTER - 'Almond and Walnut Meats. _ , « i Veal Stew,lb...... 20c ShellM Beans, 8 qts. for 25c. Heavy Cream, Strictly F re^ Bgffs, Brown’s B u tw . . Carrots, 4 bunches for 2 ^ . 4 lbs. Onioas 25c. 41|Mk.8W6et P!0tlltO 4»J^ . "
A •- -T-ffi C*. MANfiWTHSTKft (CX)NN>T HRR ALP. JCM DA'^ A I W * j^GE TOvrkEEai M- > - . Your Chance JVoa?—i w lotices • Teiwmenta lor Biont' Locatioas tor ^Reai 64 Lost and Fonnd BipTing—Tmdltoe*8torsge •“ t Aj^rtments^FliMs-ir AT A COUBT ®F PROBATE HltLD^ Want AA Information FOR RENT—STORE ok Center streeti at MancheetSSf. Within a n d ,‘for-the t four ROOM l^Ai^. 6m second floor, district nf Manefc<»ter, onv tM L. M. Hevenor local and long' dis- Apply M. J. Morlarty, 422 E., -Center MONDAY might, man’Si YTi^ Vatoh with all improvements and garage, street. ' day of- ApCilaL' -dsi D., 1927, between Globe Hollow, Library and tance hauling and furniture moving. also three room-flat .on second floor, Preset V^Eb QLR S. KYD^-Bsq., Manchester Main street. Reward^! returned to Pnehmitlc tire trucks. Prompt ser- ail Improvements with garage, at Judge. . 447 Main street. ioeT Reasonable rates. TeL Manches- I6fl Oak street. Inquire 164 Oak or Apartment Batldio^ for 6olo 68 Estate "-of g; ,'ny Tomoskr intd of Evening Herald ter 67-4.______. calt .618. B. - , . Manchester'j " , district, deceased, • A nnnnncemeotS FAIR VIEW STREET, large 12'yoom r Upon appl i . ot.Dlga TompSkt Classified Advertisements PBRRBTT and FOUR ROOM. TENEMENT at 21 flat, all modem improvements. twO hinylug that ^trdtion be'gliant- and long distance Jaoving and truck- Ridgewood street, with improve- car garage, plenty of shrubs^always ^.'-pn said I -p^ogppileatlon CITY SHOE REPAIR ing. Dally express to Hartford. Uv- ments. Rent 218. Inquire on^premlses. rented. Price is low. Terma_ChUl Ar- oiiiBle, it is is located at 29 Oak street. When ery car for hlra Telephone 7-2. thur A. Knofla. Telephone 782-2. sis _GltDEIgED______—the foregoing ailnlmum c o ^your ; shoes need repairing see me lor AT 1 T2c A WLE IN SELWITZ BUILDING three room Main street. ' ___ appltcatlbn be'^estrd and determined special work. ' 4 WANTED—^LOAD____ for Boston,9Rf>t Also be- apartm.-it. allmodern Impwvementa at“the Probate oflioe jn Manchester in la price of threoUne^ Shoe Shine open every day tween” Angust 15th and 25th. Also Inquire Selwits Shoe Shop. TeL 835-2. I sald District, :on, the 27th. day of one for ProviiProvidence. Perritt & Glen- ClasBiflcation 4 in Herald Classified Ads dally UsU Farms and Land for Sale 71 The Manchester Upholstering Co, August. A. D., 19^7, at 9 o'clock in, the Line rates per day lor transient inany offerings of good used cars whose speedometers , NO, ELM ST.-i-Four r, foUnd in their possession. Auction Sales ...... rent burning him badly and k?QCK- In Manchester, 7 roon Legal r otlces By Fra^k Beck Ing him about forty feet to. aha hUto^C^etoroom. electricity. 2 ca: ground. poultry houses, 800 hea< GAS BUGGIES—Water, Quick. poij^P^'% horses. 90 f M t trees IT WAS JUST ------•• ' SHOCK----- • H E R E One,acre place on State road, H •'do I YQO ORFBR me room house, some fruit trees, oai-n UNDERSTAND 75/500 FOR MY garage, poultry house, all fo. CORRECTLY-- QUICK, INVENTION^ ANl^ M,'50(L ' y ARE VOL) MR. CADENZA, JUST LAST week "‘New 5 room single,.oh goodatrae with sewer..,, gas,., electricity./ lo OFFERING I^E I’iRUINEO; CT* BY^ Nearly twenty-five (25)' $VS.OOO' IN k GLASS-- WRECKH^ The 50x150. Price^only y4,000.,.|l,00» years experience in Insurance CASH POR MY F water! SATCHEL MRCAtlEKIZSy r Six room single, wltl^ gas, stean COMPRESSED and kindred lines is at your sei> heat; tgargge, tot^ -feet deep AIR CAR ? ISl-raQHT. . V’ .x* bIrace ’ URj vice through this office. j " price |5,400. Cash-^500;. . what Would- yott-Uko:*-?^ nwsm slngb 1000, IS IT?. In the Green.-section:: for f6,500 IT. .. t ./JjV ? .it'.,'" There is an extra lot and « 2 ca Travelers of Hartford garage. Easy, tenns. Bolton Lake shore'lots as low a Life, Fire, and ‘ |25fi on easy, terawhi .Cottage fo: sale with, jarge' living • room witl fireplace, r- Low price and reason Casualty Lines able terma,^ /i. • • ROBERT J.SMITC, EDW ARD J4 H O L L si ,-1009/Msin St. “lA yor inlen* to live on eayto own i- TeL 560. 865 Main St. .1^1 m ’ rf?':*:! ,t
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“Is your husband a good provid- er, Mandy?” “Sbuh is a provldah, nothin’ but. He’s going to buy furniture provi- din’ he gits the money; he’s goin’ to git the money providin’ he goes RM.u.«.MT.orr. to work! he goes to work providin’ w mm smvicK. me. there’s nothin’ else to be did, pro- Any bachelor will tell yon vidin’ the job suits him. He sut- It’s better to hare lored and tlnly is a providah.’’ lost. By Fontaine Fox WASHINGTON TUBBS H You can buy a dog with money, High Spots in the Life of Little Stanley /' but it takes love to put a wag in By Crane > / Its tail. ■afiTi OBOSl MUT THIS Some men respect no creed but ...... OME DAY-jf So greed. io 6 T rner leg im a GA6W I M»fT I HA?W! M04T PEE CVLi AR NAKKER mumc r y am’They woodem NOTHIH’ TOO EOT SMdOH To make a person want a thing SIMME MY Bo TT'LE S o X W?C V4HH.6 EV/£W80W^ forbid it. WMEM VloE A little st a r t ed ea t im * an B.T SUE YviO^. DOG-DAY
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by Gilbert Patten Ja ck Lockw ill at Su m m er Cam p (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Each Goofy Goo and Tinymite with a bound. Said he, “I’m tired of slept mighty sound all thrbugh the berries, just as sure as I am born. night. Of course the band was Let’s look around,^ if you don’t very tired from working _ hard ^ I mind, and see what good things we guess. So, when the suit ’rose o’er can find. I’d really like to have the hill, it found the whole bunch some beans, or radishes or corn.” sleeping still. In fact, 'twas air Just then a voice came from most noontime *ere they all got up nearby “hello there all you fellows. and dressed. I have come to tell you how to They found some berry bushes get some wondrous things- to eat. I near which gave them food and lots heard wee Clowny make his wish of cheer. “Thdse sure taste-^od,'* and you shall have a tasty dish of said Scouty as he smacked his lips corn and beans that I am sure will aloud. “I’d like to loaf,” said seem quite a treat.” downy, “but we’ve got.to finish up And SK)on a thin man they could our hut.” So as they turned to work see. “I am the Vegetable Man,” agalOr they were a happy crowd. said he. “I ’ll give you seeds you By afternoon the hut was done. can plant. They’ll grow' high in one ■ As soon as he could,a, reewee LartnanunnnAn told mu BukeBUKU ,T^w LWTLMVMW... ^ i H - "rve been Jaek'e gu| had refrained from tavinst anvthiheanythihg to Judge aboutabout'the tb* attempt,attempt It certainly was lots of fun to drag day. Just sow them in the ground Judge frowned. “We mustn’t ;have trouble with the Indians,” “ Do you ;intaii to hint that real good and care for them just Lockwill Ued*?” ^^.questioned tor ton . yearfi-”., eai<('0 l^tMtsd wMi eatisfaotiotii n gueee he in leayes and mossy grass to make said he. “Their reservation Is pear here, to the westward,,and they to flog Longpln^ The Injun some little beds. Sal® .qoppy “It -as you should.” The Tinles suye .Judge.:i‘l dWh’^ in * Judge, “and l ^ OOveLf kept-still so we wouldnIn’t ------blab------about- -hint n^ing up.to m Injun were tickled and they shouted loud, Cbuld make it disagreeable for usjf they took a notion." When they^ himto tell a.faIash0o4L* .--S___ A ’ain ------¥fhh••A- us 1» keep, will be Just great to sleep on. We 1 disappointed boys returnsd from the pursuit of Longpine, he told- sir^ WM we bA? hsesaW. “Bet he trlee to make. won’t hesitate to turn in early “Hurhiy!” saw '^ly, one. Ask Lizard or he’s- pretty ^1 if he do4s*’!.^ *:Hwe he coWH wow. laimed Lannan^ / Saunders of his blunder, and warned him tp be careful. “We didn’t -Saynaere* ' (T* fle when nlght'-comes, and ■ rest our 'tee any other tniun,” said Buke skeptically* ,Ppewee.’\., weary heads.’*^ They sat and rested on the (lire Tinymltes and Goofy ^oos ground. Then Clowny jumped up make a garten in tire nert sto^.^
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Mrs. Edward Montie of New*^ Friends ’ of Miss Margaret Fitz- *.— D A N C I N G ------street entertained a few of her, patrick, who. is visiting in Ireland, friends at'bridge yesterday after« have received word that she has Old Fashioned and New Dances sustained a painful Injury to her noon. Every Saturday Night knee. For Those Going Away Hill’s Grove, Wapping Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Robb and to School! family of Center street will leave Another of those popular dances Space in Rear of Auspices of will be given in Bolton hall tomor- Reis’ or Cash’s ISie K. of P. Social Club tomorrow for a weeks vacation at Coventry Lake. row evening under the auspices of Woven Name Tapes Bolton Grange. There will be both Store, 'rrotion Dept.— ^Main Floor SOU TH 'M f\ A Che:S TER • CONN ‘ / OLD FASfflON-MODERJl . Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Proctor and old fashion and modern dancing. family of “Walnut street will leave^ DANCING Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCabe and BOLTON HALL tomorrow for a stay of two week^^ at Old Orchard, Me. Mr. and Mrs. James Munsle of Rus- sell street will leave tomorrow for Saturday Ev’g, Aug. 20 a vacation at Old Orchard, Me. Auspices of Bolton Grange Mr. and Mrs. William Naven and Prof. Beebe, Prompter. Adm. 40c children of Winter street have re- turned from a vacation spent at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Haven- Pleasant View. becke of Centennial apartments and Only One More Day Left daughter Dorothy have returned Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodhouse from Vermont after visiting rela- ABOUT TOWN of Griswold street and Mrs. Mary tives. Frocks Jones of Wadsworth street are. of our The Misses Minnie and Martha The Misses Margaret Scott of J Hewitt of Foster street will leave spending their vacation at Colum- bia Lake. Walnut street and Martha.Swain of to-morrow for a two weeks stay at Center street are spending their Old Orchard, Me- Reduced! The Misses Mabel and Edith vacation at Silver Beach. Special Showing Proctor of Winter street are enjoy- Cards were received in town to- Mrs. Rebecca Wright of Holl day from Miss Emily Kissmann who ing a weeks vacation at Silver Beach. street left to-day for a two weeks is touring through Canada and vacation at Old Orchard, Me. Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. David Addy and of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bliss of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curran of family of Foster street will leave to- morrow for a stay of two weeks at Wells steert are vacationing at Summit street are vacationing at Pleasant View. Old Orchard, Me. Old Orchard, Me. $15.75 and $19.75 Values. Mrs. Peter Neville and children, Mrs. Morris Metter and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Saftord of Brooklyn Mrs. Kurland and son of Centennial are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. of Ansonia are wisiting for two Fur Coats If you are going away on your va- weeks with Mr. and Mrs. August apartments are spending this week Thomas Glenney at their cottage, at Ocean Behch. cation the last few weeks in August Beechwood, Coventry. Johnson of Eldridge street. you should see these smart frocks Russell Clough of Orchard street Robert Wetherell of Wells street j Miss Ethel Hewitt of the Burr and Alfred Clough of Valley street at a SpecisJ Saving of whidi have been reduced way below is spending this week at Myrtle 1 Nursery office force is enjoying a are spending two weeks at the ' thjeitbrigipal selling price. Fluttery ggach. ______weeks vacation. Salvation Army Camp at Star Lake, N. J. ^ geotgettes, tailored crepes, smart prints and one piece tub silks in light Commandant and Mrs. William Spohn of the local Salvation Army and dark colorings. Dresses that can <9 will leave today for a two weeks 10% be worn yet for many weeks. stay at Old Orchard, Me. Mr Paul Herrman, senior partner of one of Main Floor Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hanna and New "York’s largest and best known fur manufac- '7/artfinxl'rShojfn'n^^opptnsl (Son |family of Foster street will leave to- morrow for a stay of two weeks at turers, will be with us for the last day, tomorrow. Old Orchard, Me. He has brought with him a large selection of Fur Coats in the newest fall styles. These coats may I Three Great Specials | Miss Ruby Trouton of Oaklar d be purchased at a special discount of 10%. street Is in Boston for a weeks vaca- tion. lifeo S. Gillis of San Diego, Cal., The Advantages of Buying Fall Hats I For The Men who trained at a Boston hospital, has accepted a position at the Man- I first, YORKE shirts, mad6 of fine white broad- | chester Memorial hospital. Furs In August are S cloth, with b&nd nocks or with attsohed collars, tailored ; $1*95 to $5*95 1 in the usual Yorke manner, Q C E Miss Ruth Longtre and Mrs. Larger Selections. * 'f?-\ Kathryn Kittson of th^ office force Tight fitting models, ripple brims, off-i^^face of the Bon Ami company will leave Better Matched Skins. 2 Three garments for $5.50. A quality offering much ; and crushed crowns feature^the new. f ^ hats. Such this evening for Montreal, Canada, Better Workmanship. j| below real value. S where they will spend a few days new colors, as balsam green, copper le^, malada, black Lower Prices Than Later in the Season. at Miss Longtre’s home. and navy. (Illustrated) Convenient Terms of Payment. I Men’s Crepe Pajamas Mathew McCartam of Mount Ver- s with choice of coat or middy styles, solid colors, Roman ; non, N. Y., is spending a few days NATURAL MUSKRAT of ALL REMAINING with Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCon-, good quality skins, light SUMMER HATS .. $1.00 = stripes and figures. : ville of Keeney street. in weight, with flattering = Big Value at $ 2 . 3 9 ' “ '' brown Typical Values I Mrs. Jerry Sullivan of Wood- fox collar Main Floor bridge street has been spending $275 the week with her sister-in-law, in French Seal...... $110 nnd $175 I Slip On Sweaters Winsted. Free Storage I Jacquard effects, as well as Coat style Sweaters in [ On the payment of Mendoza Beaver $135, $165 and $225 The Misses Emma McConville, a small deposit, your CLOSE-OUT SALE 5 heather mixtures, priced Harriet Lashay, Mary McVeigh and selection will be placed Japanese Mink M arm ot...... $275 i Special at = Mary McCluskey have returned in our modern cold from a two weeks’ stay at Narra- storage vault until Natural Muskrat...... $250 and $275 gansett Pier. wanted this fall, with- out charge. Flannel Coats $10 Miss Ruth Olds of Church street 1 Misses and Women’s |is at Point ’O Woods beach for a Ask About Our Fur Coat Club We have just a limited number of these white flannel coa^ two weeks’ vacation. Hale’s Fur Coats— ^Main Floor to dose-ont at this price. Plain tailored or fur trimmed mod- els. For best selection come early. « Mr. and Mrs. Jrlius Salonik of I Dresses and Coats At |1-1 Middle Turnpike West left today Main Floor for a visit with relatives and friends in New York City and Mon- Free! trose, N. Y., Elizabeth and Union Salesmen’s Samples of the Well Known I Specially Reduced Prices |City, N. J. An Apron Pattern gar- The family of Raymond H. Burn- With Every Purchase Wonderful values in all summertime appai'el, _ ham of 569 East Center street is at of Hale’s ments so much less than regular prices that every pur- Chapman Beach, Westbrook for the Bathing chaser is assured the greatest value for money expend remainder of the month. Willa Loom i ed Miss Mildred Truax who has been Percale A Q Q E? is price for dresses that were formerly in St. Petersburg, Florida, for the = J p O o I / O priced $14.95 each. n past year, returned to her home on Suits i They are georgette, flat crepe and printed linens. Well Gerard street last evening. Silk Underwear = worth noting. , ^ ^ 25^ yd. TRY THE Hale’s own percale. 38 I $18.50, $27.50“^ $35.00 1 $3.98 Inches wide. New fall de- Special! i are final clearance prices for dresses that were priced = STATE TAVERN signs and colorings. i $29.50 to $59.00 each. i. ^ 4.1, 5 Business Men’s Luncheon Main Fl5>or = High type garments, many one of a kind that at the ^ For Our ?4.98 and E above prices are values far out of the ordinary. = for a real tasty meal. $5.98 Grade = O C A $16.50 what we are now asking = Served from Children’s i Ip 1 D U for Ckiats in novelty mixtures and E 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m. A few $5.98 $2.98 E tweeds that were formerly priced at $19.75 and up to 5 Also A La Carte Service $4.98 and $5.98 bath- i $29.50. i ing suits have been E . Just the type of coat for immediate and early Fall s Cold Drinks and Near Beer marked down to this Voile For Our $3.98 to = wear. Other coats of twill and satin, were $39.50 to S on Draught. price. Featuring Sa- = $89 now $24.95, $34.75, $45.00... Sized 16 to 40. Many = Mr, and Mrs. Gus Ulrich, Prop. cony and Annette Kel- = are individual styles and the majority have collars of 5 lerman suits. All $5.98 Grades I fine fur. Choice of colors give pick of tan, navy, green 5 Frocks pure wool. i and grey. VISIT We were very fortunate in being able to OUR^ secure these samples at a low price, Giiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii/iiiiiifiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilimiliiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiimn $3.98 we in turn are oflbring them to you at a cyFT smaU profit. Tailored or Ix lsh jm ^ e t Dainty voile frocks trim- and filet lace triihmed modela-invwMle ana 5HGP« med with ruffles, lace and pastel shades. PJenty. of sizes. Some qmbroidery. Dresses that of these garments ate slightly soiled from can be worn at parties and handling. 'The-assortment includes: CHILDREN’S $2.98 all dress-up occasions now " SATURDAY SPECIAL BATHING SU ITS...... $1.98 and In the fall. All shades One piece wool suits in plain colors or stripes. including white. Sizes 4 to 16 years. Cliildren’s Summer Hats, CHEMISES Boys’ Linen Knickers Now 60c. WELCOME Main Floor Main Floor At Greatly Reduced Places Get the habit of dropping in at GOWNS our shop often, whether you wish Crash, $1.00 Grade ...... 79c to buy anything immediately or not. You are always welcome here. Sp^ial! STEP-INS Crash, $1.75 G rade...... • .$1.49 “ Select It Here” * , _ p L in e n , $2.00 G r a d e ...... $1.69 Sanitary Goods Hale’S SUk Undies—Main Floo* ' • P L i n e n , $ 2 . 4 5 G r a d e ...... $1.99 THE NOVELTY Hickory Sanitary Step-ins and Bloomers 59c I Linen, $2*95 Grade...... • • $2.39 Hickory Rubberized Silk Bloomert----- $1.49 . SHOP Hickory Sanitary S tep-in s...... 79c Kiddy Harry I. Bashlow, Prop. Fresh Cut Men’s Linen Knickers 997 Main St. South Manchester Hickory Sanitary Silk Belts...... 59c Hickory Sanitary Aprons...... 50c to 75c Kloes $3.50 Grade...... $2.79 GLADIOLUS $4.00 and $4.50 Grade...... $3.29 Kleinart’s Dress Shields, No. 2 40c, No. 3 44c, No. 4 48c $5.00 Grade ...... | f , , . . . . 7 ...... $3.79 SUNDAY DINNBt $1.39 $6.00 Grade...... |...... $4.29 Kleinert’s Silk Shields ...... 50c dozen at the Soite, Bomperz, Dresses Kleinert’s Brassieres ...... $T Another fresh shipment for tomorrow. Large, colorful blossoms Sizes 32 to 44. A sample line of this well that Will Cheer up any room in your home. ;^ s h picked from the known, brand which epmes Woodltind Gfeidens. ' ^ ' O ' : HOTEL SHERIDAN Elastic Girdle Supporters, each ...... $1 in darling models. (3uar- Main Floor _. Arthur L. Hultman anteed fast colors. Turkey, Duck or Chicken 917 Main street Main Floor Main Floor with all the fixings, $1 Dept.— Down Stairs. T-r—'.— ; ...... M LL .• » '■ ------12 M. to 2:30 P. 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