Von Papen Regime of Condemns the Nazis; Speech

Lochlyn Bryns, son of tk* lata Mr. presided over by Mn. W. W. EeUs, and Mrs. A. W. Bryne of Hartford. The program also included Swed­ tiAiLr onccLA’noN preeldent of the eukilierT. The ceremony was performed in ish folk dances by a group of young Flowere from the Burr gardens IlMrtb wt May, 19M Harrison, N . T.; by the Rev. J. R. women, garbed in native costume, 8 nd nurseries and from those of fV la AtdiBe StMUiola, daughter Henry of the Rye Methodist church. the dances also being weU received. Keep Cool and Have A Good Time BarMsr* T- Iter. H . T . R . Stechbol*, left yea* Thursday, May 31 last. The bride membera wtU be sold at reaaonable A double quartet from the Beethoven 5,475 for! Lutheriand, Pocono and bridegroom were attended by f.gures by Mrs. R. K. Anderson. Glee Club offered a group of num­ This Way— . to do aecreterlal work | Miss EDlaabeth Vennard of EIro Mrs. Annls Gleason will be in charge bers in both Swedish and English B ala Sonigkt oai TassMsir; ' the aummer reeaon at the hotel street and John R. Deming of of the basketry table and Mrs. Har­ that received much applause. | B m aa M OboaiatloBa. w liat ooolcs toOMiTow. ; the Lutheran summer reaort. Greenwich. ry R. Rheel wUl aeU artistic pottery Ice cream, soda, c a i^ , caffes and : Robert R. Keeney, Jr., To irom East Liverpool, Ohio, and from cake were on sale at booths on the ‘ Drink That Good Old Mrs. Bryne was graduated from Will Be Hdd at Home of Her. K. S. Brlckaon, pastor of the Fueblo Indian vUlages. Mlsri M a r­ south lawn of the church. Colored - Manchester High school with the VOL. U lin NO. 220. (CleeslSed AdvetHsiag oa Page U .)

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Stratosphere Takeoff Scene Is Hive Of Activity

STILL AWAIT END

VON PAPEN CONDEMNS

OF CONGRESS’ TERM

REGIME OF THE NAZIS; Leaders in Anything

LOCAL STORES

But Confident Mood That

PLEASED OVER Adjonmment Will Come SPEECH IS SUPPRESSED

Before Nightfall SALE^UCCESS

Vice-Chancellor, Right Hand

Reason Behind Speech

Washington, June 18.— (AP)—^ Man of Hitler, Denounces "Manchester Days” Brings ^ f f b e Senate Democratic leadership maneuvered gingerly today fo f ad­ Out Big Crowds; Estimate Is Puzzling Diplomats Press Censorship, ReSg- journment of (>>ngres8 by nightfall. In anything but confident mood,

Senator RoUnson (D., Ark.), first lOUS Interference and 25 P. C. Increase in One; Berlin, June 18.— (A P )—Those put forward for consideration the ers of bis non-Nazi colleagues and sections of the public able to obtain agreement with the House on the wants to deport with his hands the news of the burning addresses $3,000,000,000 genera] relief appro­ 'Weather Perfect clean—presaging some thought or — Publica­ made yesterday bj Vice Chancellor priation. prediction of troubles ahead /” Franz von Papen were stunned to­ “Action thereafter was to be ask­ some asked.- day by his unexpected blast against tion of Marburg Address ed on the compromise bill to in­ Others offered an explanatory "Manchester Days,” a three •'Vlays' many precepts dear to the Nazis. crease home building, the strategy opinion that Von Papen s^ke vyiia sales event that continued in stores The vice chancellor, a former the connivance of Hitler after the evidently calling for scrapplhg of The busiest spot In Jojith Dakoto la Moonlight Valley, in the Black Hills, humming with the acUvlty Is Forbidden •— P m s ^ all legialation other than toat on here Thursday, Friday and Satur­ lieutenant colonel In the army- and chancellor’s epochal conference last of preparation for the stratosphere filgnt to be made In late June or July by Major W. E. Kepnef anl one of the few non-NazIa high In which both branchea have acted. day of this past wbek proved to be week In Venice with Premier Mus­ Captain A. W . Stevens. T h is picture shews the bowl from which the take off will be made, with the 85 This would Include a vote on che the most successful sales days held the German government, told Mar­ solini of Italy. Aide of Chancellor Warns trucks'which hauled tanks of gas for the giant balloon. Prazler-Lemke farm mortgage re­ here in several years, In some cases burg University aludents that the These persons pointed out /that lief hill. Robinson Said, however, even eclipsing the Christmas busi­ Nazi. Party should not attempt un­ “Von Papen perhaps touched' upon ness of Inst year. Practically .every bridled control of the Reich. of Class War. ^ its prospects were "bad.” the Nazi details that the Italian store that took part In the event re­ Three possibilities presented dictator pointed out to Hitler is That view also was given by him aa the Rallroac* Labor Bill, for a ported today that the imbeatable themselves to anxious observers questionable” and Qius "the ' Von combination of wonderful weather MANCHESTER POST hoard to settle disputes between HOPE FOR DISARMAMENT who sought the background for the Papen structures, might have pres­ Berlin— June lA— (AP) — The and unusual bargains brought out fail workers and management It motive of the speech delivered by aged an about face Nazi administra­ boldest public criticism of the NaM fine crowds all three days. the usually suave and quiet gentle­ has not been passed by the Sen­ tion.’ This contingency, however, regime which has come from anyone ate. ■ Parking Spaces Crowded WINS V .F .W . PRIZE man who apparently has worked was glvendeas credence in some cir­ Parking spaces were at a prem­ in-fiuthority since C3iancellor H lt- Both these measures had deter­ RESTS ON NAVAL PARLEY hand-ln-glove In the regime of cles tl|an that accorded the -first ium despite the fact that locsd mer­ Adoll Hitler and who Indeed has possibility, and another section . qf lei’s assumption of power in Jenu- mined friends sSIll Insistent,' as on chants strove to have the public Saturday night that they be sent been credited aa being "the middle­ {mbUc opinion held to a third be­ ery, 1933, was made yesterday by parking places left clear for the t^P reM d en t Rqpsevel):.. man" who helped Der Fuehrer Into lief: That VoL Papen, oneb consid­ Franz Von Papen, vice-chancellor. shoppers.'Large numbers- of ont-of- Tiakes Firot a « Best Appear­ ...... Rimdf Oiff FoUcy Both the Americans and the p o w e r .■ -■■■- ■ '■ ered- a- protege-of -Hitler, - -was 'ex­ The sensational character'Of Ms town buyers were here, especially Outwardly the President was WESLEYAN HONORS "Does this fiery address mean pressing an opinion adverse to the remarks before students of Maiu on Saturday. Invariably the shop­ staying aloof from the Senate quar­ ing Unit m Big Parade in that Von Papeu, a holdover .from recent talk qnd actions of some burg university Is best Ulustrated pers visited the stores with their British Despair of Any rels. The House merely was wait­ the hard pressed pre-Nazi adminis­ members of the extreme wing on by the fact that no Berlin news­ shopping lists made out, having ing on the Senate. WATSON WOODRUFF tration. is on the way out like oth­ the Nationalist Socialists. papers printed even an excerpt. Von checked The Herald and the special - — 'One bill- that -Senate majority Hartford. Papen in guarded language pleaded advertiaetnmt aapphrment-tor the Agreement Being Reached quart leaders held out hope for was the ,tox. .thc re-establishment---,of ,• tb a - best values. / monarchy. House-approved K err bill to control Elmer A. Weden, of/the J. W. tobacco production through taxa­ at Geneva. Anderson-Shea Post, Veterans of Notice was served by the govern­ Hale Company, said that business Pastor of Center Chnrch ment-controlled Gerqian News Bu­ tion. Foreign ’Wars of Manchester won was. perfect all thrjiis days. He GEN. FOULOIS PREPARES reau upon its subscribers that the Speaker Rainey told reporters estimated 25 per .cent increase In first honors and a cup for the "best speech must not, be published In “we hope to adjourn Conggess business over tha^ previous “Man­ London, June 18.— (A P ) — The Given Doctor’s Degree— appearing" unit In the 1984 State Germany. sometime today, but it all depends chester Days.” Ail three days aver­ conviction that the world’s hopes Convention parade, Hartford, Sat­ Challenge on Religion upon the Senate.” aged about the/Same in the amount TO FIGHT HIS DISMISSAL for disarmament or limitation of One Local Graduate. urday afternoon for the fourth con­ - Von Papen. a Hitler "right-hand Representative Byrns, the Demo­ of business dpne. Mr. Weden said secutive year. 'ITie Manchester post, man.” challenged the Nazi regime’s cratic leader. Introduced a resolu­ that business °o Friday was about armaments are now pinned pri­ tion for adjournment today but leading the sixth or veterans dlvl‘ claims that It must Impose its will three tlmes/\he normal Friday busi­ marily on next year’s naval confer­ Rev. Watson Woodruff, pastor of Sion by reason of its win In 1983 at In the realm o* religion, and severe­ placed no time on its adoption. ness. He Aaid that shoppers seemed ence dominated the Anglo-Am eri­ Head of Army Air Corps Bridgeport, led the division behind EXPLOSION WRECKS ly criticized muzzling of the pren. Republicans Indicated cooperation to be Intorested In special phr- the Center-Congregational church,- can naval conversations which be­ the Manchester Pipe Bond with 58 V m Papen^naxt took up the Neal w as out the window, in view o f col­ chasea jmd In the values offered. He gan today with a two-hbur session and a graduate of Wesleyan Uni­ men In line. ejalm tc domination pf all phossa lapse of the agreement for adjourn­ was pleased that so many out-of- Accused of* Dishonesty at No. 10 Downing street. versity in the class of 1904, was Ni^t Attire if human life. Including religion. ment Saturday night. town people had taken advantage given the honorary degree of Doc­ VIRGINIA FACTOR' Senators Robinson and McNary, of the sale. It was stated autboritatlvety Sergeant Jim Hynes, former "The statesmen and the politi­ tor of Divinity, at the commence­ First Sergeant of Cfompany G. C. N. and Gross Misconduct by cians," declared the air minister, majority and minority leaders, lock­ OsUed Stimulant • that both the Americans and the ment ceremonies in Middletown to­ "can reform the state but not life ed themselves In their offices, refus­ Manager H arry Laycock of the British virtually despair of any G-. x^as In command of'th e local day. One member of the graduat uirti during the parade and assem­ Itself. Chancellor eH ltler himself ing to make any statement pending Urant department store said that agreement at Geneva unless the Ing class was a Manchester youfi.-? a House Committee. One Killed, Five O th e r ^ r i- declared his movement is not that more telephone consultations with the Manchester Days sale on Thurs­ naval powers set an example. bled the post on the lawn of the man, Robert Elmore Mercer, sofi nf of religious reformation, but of po­ colleagues. day, Friday and Saturday was a Even the Franco-German impasse State Capitol before the parade, Mr. and Mrs Robert Merccf' of 15 later takint up a position on the litical reorganization of our people. Their task was not made say distinct stimulant to Manchester Is regarded aa being overshadowed onsly Injutodr Damage by the death-dealing reservations Elro street. Horace Kelsey Burr, lawn of the State Library, opposite Washington, June 18.— (AP) — "Not all life can )>e organized Im - Cosier by a declaration by Senator son of Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Burr, of made by Japan to the security dis­ the Capitol, at 2:30. The post was Major General Benjamin D. Foulols, cauae then It will be mechanized. Dill (D., W ash ) that he would still . (Coottnued on Page Tw o) , armament proposals at Geneva. It formed In a column of three files, The state U; organization; life is Insist upon acting on the Railroad accused of gross misconduct by a Estimated at $200,000. wms regarded here aa impossible the post’s colors and National col­ growth." labor bill, a demadd which helped to House investigating committee, that either the United States or ors at the hear of the column. The Von Papen frankly admitted that bring on the impasse Saturday night. Russia will make amis commitments unK marched Into Capitol avenue to fought today against removal as "the Reich’s government Is not de­ That la the hi): to set up a media­ Fredericksburg, Va., June 18. — MISSING PIANIST unless Japan does likewise. The start the. parad.: at 3 o'clock and chief of the Army Air Corps. ceiving itself about the fact that tion board to settle ndl labor dis­ only change of .apanese co-opera­ the Manchester veterans, trim and Tke Investigating committee of (AP)-^Arm ed guards maintained the rich treasure of confidence putes. tion docs likewise. The only chance neat in white trousers and shirts, eight members recommended for­ vigil at the wrecked plant of the w'hieh the German people bestowed In. Some Mind of Japanese co-operatloh la expected blue sailor ties, red sashes and blue mally to Secretary of War Dem Sylvania Industrial Corporation, upon It Is In danger. Other Senators indicated they FOUND BY POUCE at the naval conference, now that berets, received the applause of Uiat Foulols, a native of Connecti­ two miles from here today, to pre­ "The government Is well inform­ were still In the same mind as Sat­ she has vetoed the ihost Important watchers all along the route of cut, be dismissed •"without delay.” ed, ’ he continued "about all in the urday night, .with respect to acUon vent trade rivals from, learning Geneva proposal^. march. Striking back at the committee secret mahufacturing ' processes nature- of selfishness, lack of char­ cn other legislation. Clhairman Smith' for Its secret hearings, Foulols chAl The parade was halted at various through Inspecting the smashed acter. untruth, ungentlemanliness of the agriculture committee said Daughter of Noted Musician Brighter;.prospects for the nav^ parley^wrCre seen In more active par­ points along the route until it machinery, and arrogance that Is trying to be Would seek a vote on the tobacco • (Continued on Page Eight) sread out unde;- the cover of the ticipation by the United States than reached Charter Oak avenue, then •The plant was damaged in production control bill. was the ca.se at Geneva. A '' strong continued with fewer stops until terrific explosion yesterday which German revolution.” While leaders feverishly sought to Seen Walking On a Street the reviewing stand was reached at cost the life of Melvin Taylor, 21- As one of those responsible . for straighten the situation, spectators (Continued on Pagb Eight) High and Main streets, near the year-old negro employe. Five other the events when the Nazis went In­ filled Senate' galleries hours ahead in New York. / Henry Barnard school on the north BODY OF A WOMAN negroes‘are In a serious condition to power. Von Papen said, he was of the time set tor the session, hop­ side of Main street. A ll along the being more and more pressed “by from their'hurts and six negroes and ing for a continuation of tbC spec­ route of march the Manchester unit two white men have pajnful cuts voices which demand that I take a tacular Parliamentary play of Sat­ New York, June 18.— (A P)—The presented a fine appearance^ open­ and bruises. The plant manufac' positive stan< concerning eventa urday night. FOUND IN TRUNK fortnight-old mystery of the dlsap- QUERY ROBBER ing up the files a n d ' closing in ac­ tures a transparent wrapping paper. transpiring in Germany and the conditions obtaining here. Business on the House side was pcaronce of Louise Krist, 18-year cordance to th€ width of the street Neither officials of the company fa r less attractive to the tourists old poet-planist, which baffled po­ Pipers Lead nor Fredericksburg Fire Depart­ "It would be a moral sin, both and Washingtonians too. It had only lice and Department of Justice ABOUT MURDER The Manchester Pipe Bond, which ment officlsLls, called in to extin­ from the human and the statea- ; .iaBti’A..poliiL..Qt. view, tint__ tn say - ...... tc-walt- on -the quarrelling-Senate,agents, was solved today when with-the local-post Won first hoirars Head Arms and Legs Cut OK guish—flamee-whleh followed the for routine approval of the Iasi: citizen pointed her out to a police­ at New Britain in 1932, was again blast, bad been able early today, to what must be said at this decisive legislation. / man. the center of attraction at the head fix the cause of the explosion. Juncture of the German revolu­ — BeKeved Dead at Least tion.” Representative Bym s, tbe^Ttomo Miss Krist, a atriiclng-looklng Oklahoma Bad Man Survives of the red, white and blue boys Causes $200,000 Losa cratic leader, bad the custohoary ad­ girl of more than average height, from Manchester as they skirled The explosion took place soon aft­ Freedom of Preae journment resolution in his hands; was strolling along Third avenue, and drummed their way through Three Weeks. er 9 a. m.. yesterday. It shattered One of Von Papen's first darts but admitted to reperiers that it did near East Tenth street, with Chllde Battle With Police — One P ark street, Manchester, a raembei the densely packed streets. Not was at ^ the muzzling of the press. not mean Congress would get out of the class of 1935, was awarded mbmber of the post or band fell Out (Continued on Page T w o) "The press Is no longer a safety de Rohan D’HarcoUrt. when a man tonight. whose name police did not Obtain, the Johnston prize for proficiency during the three-mile inarch, de­ valve,” he said. ’Tt’i all up to the Senate,” be Identified Uiem from newspaper Is Killed. In the study pf physics. spite the extreme heat. It was the Brighton, Eng., June 18.— (A P )— "The real purpose of the press coRunentCd laconically. photographs. . Governor Ely Honored most successful parade in which the The torso of a woman’s body, from would seem to be to Inform the “Isn't that the missing girl? ” he One hundred and fifteen members local unit has ever participated and which the head, arms aind legs were government of defects that have o f . th e. senor chuM..< -Wesleyan- - re*- LOOK FOR MISSING S^ep.tin and point out w hen „_ooct. asked Patrolm an Joseph (TleKSoh. Lawton, Okla.r Johe~Tr— rAFT==- with but-one exeeptionj the—WHU- »esered,,was found todayJn.a-trunk. In the luggage office of the Brighton Couple Questioned Sherlff Fritz McCarty announced ceived their B. A. degrees at the mantle ConvenMon parade o^/1931, ruption has secured a berth, when railway station. The policeman questioned the today' Clarence Brown of Snyder, University’s first open air com- more members of the post were In serious mistakes-have been made, girl and her dlmunitlve escort and Tex., survivor of a bloody encounter mancement on the Denison Memo­ line. The . Manchester unit com­ The woman was thought by police BRIDE IN VIENNA where unfit men have been put In to have been about 40 years old. was told that they were "Mr. and wdth officers near Medicine Park rial tertoce. Tlie dIsUnguisbed pleted the march at 4:45 and was wrong places and where sins ore Her height possibly was 6 feet, Mrs. Robert White.” The police­ yesterday, had signed a confession group receiving honorary degrees dismissed upon, arrival at Bushnell being committed against the spirit 2 or 3 Inches. of the German revolution. IN NEED OF UNITY man declined to accept this story, admitting participation In robberies was headed by Governor Joseph Park, Buell Ely of Massachusetts, Cban- Delegates and alternates of the It was wrapped In two kinds of “ An anonym our or secret Intelli­ and the three went to the Fifth In Oklahoma and Texas In which brown paper and bound v»1th a win­ Trunk Enters in Mystery as street police station, where the several victims were left bound by celloi J ^ la h Oliver Wolcott’ '01, of post attended caucuses during the gence service, be It ever so excels dow cord. questioning wa.. continued. roadsides. ' Delaware, and George L, Harrison, evening Saturday and early Sunday lently organized, can never be a The body, which was unclothed, substitute for this task of the D’Harcourt, as well known to po­ One of Broom’s companions, O. governor of the Federal Reserve morning arrived at the Broad street Cavalryman’s Houm Is Rev. Daniel PoGng Says bore no wounds other than those In­ press.” lice as he is to Greenwich Village, B. Stalcup, 64, a former Lawton curred In the severance of the bead, lost none o f bis self-assurance when (Oonttnued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Five) Vop Papen next took up the Nasi carpenter, was killed as he grabbed arms and legs. Thoroughly Searched. claim to domination of all phases of War Problem Greatest he faced pojJce. Miss Krist was a rifle and attempted to resist Sher­ The P f per bore the letters "Ford” human life including reli^on. wearing the same power blue en­ iff McCarty and three other offl-- which police thought might be a "The statesmen and the politi­ semble In' which she disappeared cers who drove to a cabin near part of the name of a town. cians,” declared the air minister, Facing Yontb Toiby. from a meeting of the Raven Medicine Park on a "tip.” ■Vienna, June 18— (A P ) — Vienna Investigators discovered that the “can reform the state but not life Poetry Club in Greenwich Village Stalci.p'8 son, V irgir Stalcup, said police, keenly Interested in the a f­ A uto Deaths in the State trunk, of "cabin” type. In which the Itself.” CHiancellor Hitler himself the first of this month. D ’H ar- by officers to be on escaped 'Texas fairs of Cant. Ivan Poderjay, Yugo­ body was found was left at the sta­ declared his movement is not that Burlington. Vt., June 18.— (A P )— court’s gold-headpd cane was miss­ convict from the Huntsville prison slav cavalryman, complained today tion after noon on June 6. of religious reformation but of po­ Rev. Daniel A. Poling of New York, ing. farm, w as In 'a critical condition that they are getting too meagre Flare Anew Over Weekend The trunk Itself was constructed litical reorganization of our peopl^ president of the World’s ChrisUan Finally Break Down here from loss of blood caused by a information from abroad on their of plywood covered with light brown “N ot all life can be organized m - Endeavor Union and edltor-tn-chief For several mlputes both denied shoulder wound received In the prisoner, who. New York police say, canvas. It measures 27 by 17 by cause then it will be mechanized. of the Christian Herald, believes the their identity. Then finally admit­ shooting. married Miss Agnes Tufverson miss­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS «and Harry Garsan, 50, of Water- 11 inches.. It had wood and brass ing Detroit and New York attorney. The state is organization; life Is peace movement needs unity, not ted who they were after police had Sheriff M cCarty and. Police cihlef ConnecUcut's highways, dormant uniformity. bury, are believed to have taken fittings. The Poderjay puzzle became a growth. obtained additional details of their D. MoDcrief, Jr., were wounded during the past month from a high their own lives Sunday. ...Physicians, although unable to trunk mystery aa police detectives "In my opinion, the German state Ha characterized the war problem disappearance from the police Miss­ slightly. , fatality standpoint, flared anew Skelly was killed in West Cforn"-' detormine definitely the date of the hastened to the suspect's Vienna aa “the graveat problem confront­ ing Pei-son’s Bureau, and found a Officers froir Sequoyah County over the week-end and took a toll wall, when a truck he ^waa driving womim’s death, thought it must apartment for another search of bis (Continued on Page ’tW e) ing youth today” during his address card with " D ’Harcourt” on It in the were summoned in hn effort to link of five lives through automobile ac­ was struck by a Plttsfleld-New have been about three weeks a g o .- belongings as the resiijt of press re­ to the graduating class at the Uni­ girls handbag. , the prisoners with the mysterious cidents. York train at r croasing. There were no. baggage labels on ports from New York and London TREASURY BALANCB versity o f Vermont’a 143rd com­ Shortly afterward the girl’s fa­ slaying last week of C. N. Nunn. H al Skelly, 42, noted screen ahd Dorothy Rogers' lost her life the tnmk, indicating to police that that a certain trunk said to have mencement ther, Otto E. Krist,, a - 'cellist------andDemocratic candidate for president stage star, and two children, Dor- while nnning across the New Lon it had not previously been used. been ou-ned by Miss Tufverson, w as Washington, June 18.— (AP)— “Unleaa the peace torcea unite,” “^^9^J?lW«nate of mtfJSroMer. jpf B^ Agriculture. Othy Rogers, 10, o f fim t f^nrtnn, don-Norsdeh-road in front of the Brighton records show tbdt no still-In hte-posesslon-when-ho-iBri- -The-poaltloa-crf-the TreaBUiy-Juae 'nKTIfi' a prepared aOdrostT'^^ •iTlvea at the station and confirmed Nunn, mortally wounded, was found and Richard Smith. 3, of Stamford, leas they ooocentrate the maximum home of her parents while Richard woman la missing In this vicinity. rived here after marrying the Amer­ 15 was: the Identification. on a roadside near Salllsaw shortly were among those whose lives were Smith was killed while playing near The body was removed to a mor- ican woman in New York last Dec­ RecelpU, $1,374,3844187.14; ex­ strength for peace against the war Police said that at first D’Har­ after he escaped from bis bonds. snuffed out his home in . Stamford. tuaiy where It was examined. menace, eoon of late another world ember. penditures, $527,433,S8l’Al; bolanos^ court insisted he and Miss Krist Saying only that he had been shot Three of the 'fatalities from auto Others killed were Jacob De Boo. Dr. H. J. Pullln, the police sur­ While ordering cetectives. to look $2,7S9,60S,523J!S; customs receipta w ar eeenu inevitable. were married. However, when a by two men, Munn, who died a few accidents occurred Saturday and 71, a French-Canadlan farm band, geon, was expected to make a post for the trunk, a police executive in for the month. $10,001,077.00. R a- "M en In uniform and a multitude demand was made to see the mar­ hours later, refused to give details two Sunday. who was struck by a^ car wh'Ie mortem examination tomorrow. charge of the case declared; ceipts for the fisca* year sliice July who believe In what the. unifqrm riage certificate, he said they bad ot his shooting. In addition, Betty. Lou Miller, B, qialklng along the Boston Post The grewsome find w as made "Our first search of the flat a few 1 were $2,007,571,063.33; ezpeodi- representa or may come to repre­ no' been married. He said they bad Brown, in his signed confession of Hamden, lost her life by drown­ road In Wallin^ord near the Meri­ Sunday night but was not announc­ days ago revealed nothing particu­ tures $0,669,095.71, Including $3.- sent thoeo who know from bitter spent the last two weeks at sever­ witnessed by Sheriff Mc(?arty aiid ing an!) the body of an unidentified den line, and Herman Bradley, a ed until'today. larly useful to Us. However, the 760,927,308.67 of emergency ezpaiw aaperience the folly and disaster of al chdap hotels and last night visit­ Assistant Cfounty Attorney C . S. man was found In the Connecticut cripple, who was killed by a hit and The preliminary examination attic of house was not examined. dltures- excess of exp«uUturss $6|> ed bis sister, whose name is with- McCulstion Implicated his compan­ river near Middletown Saturday. run driver, while crossing a street 660.005,044.71; gbld tsseU iO aif^ u iad 0K f a c e X w p l ,bolu, on Long Island. ions In the series oC jobberies. .Charles Carlin, SO, of Meriden^ In Waterbuiy. j^OeaUBae^oa Fags Bight). .(OonUaaed on Paga Eiglit) 570,767.99? U AN C RB i^ia ^B K IN G lODSALD. IMd^SHESnSt. CONN. MONDAT, JUNE 18,1884 MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY^. JUNE 18.1984. P A fflT X X n nnsoNTOUAvi Gets Doctor's Dogree REV. CHOMQi GINNS a r - Y f t VARIEDluuEv PROGRAMrnuw iiin i xtr j j - a o v e m u b m e Kiu -. ADvnanKvnrr- la aa ngly amoo aa a result at Holdea waa ebasnrsd drivlag hla ford I t Ths .worttsts dsstrs g drtnldag too mudi. Macri was la- automobUt from oa t Mdt r t tha FIKSfilD r TflOUDAT GIVEN A LONG JAR. ty-bour weak, which wffi volvsd la a ftacas last Ssptembsr. street to the other on East Cantor IS ASSIGNiD HERE UNION OFFICERS steady work tor aU, with forty IWEX T > « T He was arrested at 7:45 o’clock last street at 1 o’clock Sunday morning houfo of pay, which will not lower MnsicUm to Bo Enrolled night to Patrolman Joseph Pren­ by Patrolman Joseph Prentice. Ha Hill-iJones TERM FOR ASSAULT ths stoadard of Uvlag. at Two DIforent Schools Idas Emma V. Jonaa, flauShtar o ti tice. was examined by Dr. LaVenie VISIT PACKET Jaasee 'VUkanla wae arreeted Tbs allk unioos o f Naw S iS U p ip Daring the Summer. Mrs. Robert Da videos Mra. Sarah Jooea M Charter Oak] Holmes and declared unlit to oper­ Nainei to Nortli Mettwirt Mrs. Robert Davidson of Stam­ rtzMt, waa awntad. Saturday after­ after midnight last night on North ate a car. also dsslre to sUmliuits alglit abfte* Six Marches a d U v e e Main street near the Buckland eec- as ^ (Msgatss rsportadOiat B m trwu ford, formerly of thia town, died noon to W alter HIU, aon at Mr. Bcd Macri SeDtoBced to 120 Helge B. Pearson, organist' and BARGAIN HOUm tion for being Intoxicated. He was Silk W tr k tn W a it 3D tltlinb6fS ot loons ATO cheirmaater at the Bmaauat Xeitlw Saturday morning after an opera­ and Mra. OUver Hill of Ooveatry. Cimrcli PripK to Sicceed tion at the Stamford hospital, it The ceremony waa performed in St. fined 810 and costs in court today. In the mills, many o f them fo r maay M ttm ia ra eraa church aad director of the S Orertires to Be Phyed STATE TRADESCBOOL years. was leaned today. Mra Davidspn Joha’a Epiaeapdl church, RocInflUe, Dayi~- Beat Wtfe After Unable' to pay the fine, he was sent MM wu MradUy thovea Glee Chib nad the O Oied Spend a cool ^ u ra d a y at Mra. Waak-and coatumaa’ and cloUiaa LUu a log! Hoot Week Wilk 40 lived In Manchester for many years by tha Rav. Haory a Olmataad, the to jail to'woric it out. Organizer WUUain Oreea aad feMTt •■d ait IMTMM «ver MM im m Club, leavce Thursday to spend eight Rs t. Stocking. for traveling should be as uncnisb-^ That’s tha way at S4T Main street and had s host Tomorrow Ni{hL oingla rlQt aarvlce being uood. Fh IioimA G in it e C. R. Bure's Lawn Party. I t ’a from Robert McQutnncss, o f Ashworth RECEFTION TONIGHT Organizer Russ wars prsssnt and «C a fm * aio . tU m M it w u wceke of tbe atimmer m tha M uto 3 p. m.-lS p. m. There’a to ha a able as possible. A fte r oU, tbe girl you slatp on a Drinldiig B e il wholly U r. Pearson will take courses In Tbs funeral wtU bs bald at tbs a* the Depot Square nawtotsnd, Thh on Mata atroat. squeezed' In thick soap suds— never sheer travel outfits are almost aa a total of 130 I., accused by Patrolman ■ Herpian via M. Stocking. Rsv. stosklag goaa today. It was Mr. Eddy's secodd value o f peaceful sleep. You pay Muske of speeding 60 to 65 mllee' nual reception and class dinner in George Hahn, Arthur Smith, 4 iy waa the haimer day; Keaopa’ ra>. organ, piano, banHony, chorM work boms of a daughter in Stemfotd to­ features of tbs svaning'* program Tha brida atteaded Maaehaster ' rubbed on a board, rinsed at least practical. Leave linen and organdy W ife' to tbs church at Stougbtoa, jU m . nppm nate befora tba oiuh. Ha is only 81.00 a week. You'll have an hour on East Center and Center the school assembly hall tonight at Lemuel Robbins and Beverly portad. With much merchandlae aoid and choir woM. morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. will bs a supbonlum solo, "Land High acbool fo r three yeara aad la a three times and then rolled in a evening clothes at home afld take Macri waa accused' (ff gi'ring his Tha ebangsa la pastoratss wsra not only an expert in bis chosen pro- paid 839.50. before you know it. And 6:15 o'clock. The affair wiU be at­ Wright. ia the aftanoo* and even lay. Beyond the Blus”, oy Bandmaster graduaU o f tba Ckmnacticut Buai- towel nntu they're dry enough to silk duce frocks. They wrinkle wife a bsating early lost evi streets, was fined 810 and costa o t­ aaaouncsd by Bishop Wssisy Bums icsslon but an antbuoiaatla K h ^ - did you know that some of that ter pleading guilty to a speeding tended by the 43 students who will . f^adlB’a rcportad a Mticfaetory David Addy, and a quartei aslsetion. aada crilaga. fom ariy at tbe Caater. iron. Iron linen on the wrong side less and are inuch easier to press. after he had/complained about The meeting brought out that all WANTED! as tbs Soutbsm Naw Baglaad coa- ian and a paat prestdant o f tha glorious new Simmons furniture is ebarge. ’ graduate on Wednesday, the faculty volume of tmalneu during the aale ‘Tn tbs Oloamiar’.by Harrison, ar­ imtU It Is perfectly dry and then food she had' provided for supper. silk Workers in New Elngland ore PEACE MOVEMENT fersBcs o f tbs cbtireh ehoad Is Nsw f u n e r a l s Hartford club. being featured in Watklnk window? Hmiy P. Holden, of Hartford, and invited guests. ' ■ Fowl and Broilers . daya aad thta atore reported thatTl ranged to Hudson tynas, who will give the right side a light going-over I picked up som interesting news Mrs. Macri bad a discolored eye opposed to any more one-week holi- Loodoa. Otbsf ebaagss ia tbs Nor­ - Hla subject today was tbo old- pIead4«LpiiIty to a charge of driv­ A surprise program will be pre­ the plan aa eoncelvad was a aucMoa. j ptto tbs solo part at tbs group. Pull a cotton dress Into shape before at The Mary Elizabeth Beauty Nook when she appeared tn court to tes­ .daya, it being felt that the closing wich district wars aa foilowg: I t r t o ______fashioned garden with Its lilacs, ing an automobile while under tbe sented, in charge of John F. Adams, A. Gremmo & Son fVadIn'a reported a large atoek of Tbs marebss ssisetsd by Band­ you start to iron and do the same this morning. They're keeping This cheese roU is delectable for tify agiUnst bier husband* She said of mills for one week lowers the IN NEED OF UNITY Hobart R. Keeney, Jr. AtUwaugaii. David B. . tn n ; Tbo funeral of Mn. Anna Zlm- snowballa, flowering almond and influence ofotTlquor. He was fined president of the ' classy A roat beef aaaaonable merchandlae fo r the aale master Addy are of an aspscisliy with pique collars and cuffs. Sunday night supper with brown she had/been picking strawberftos standard of living of the workers to Daaislaoii, H. i. Mouslsy; Bast mar, wtfs o f Tkoodoro Zimmer of other charming and fragrabt ihnibs right up with the tlmiis down there! ^ which he paid. dinner will be served. Tel. 3441 daya, from whi (OontlnDed from Page One) Tufts Medical School, Medford, L. Miilstowa road, who died at tbs "While the Days art Ooito By", sn R. 1., O. C. Riebardsoa; North Otoa- proprietor of the Tow Path Squeeze In just a few Nook will close on Wednesday may like It for simple evening 1 — ■ ■ ■______faetoiy aeleotiona. A number of Mass. He is the sea o f Mr. and Manebsster Memorial boopttal Sat­ overture buUt around tbs theme of vemordals, M. F. Ellsr; Ndrwlcb- dens, Inc., of Albany Avenue, Hi minutes In all the rush afternoons, Saturdays at 6 o'clock, freshmente with coffee. Hartford ouatomera traded in thia war but who with moral integrity Mr». Robert R. Keeney- of Eldridgo urday morning. Was held this mora- the well known song, snAbodtes a (Famlohad by Fataaai A Oa.) town, J. W, b u s t; Odsco, a . E. ford, and It waa this firm that of graduation to dash and will'be ^ n 'oth er evenings for One-half pound Philadelphia atore during the aale. dtifer with others who take the stTMt. H e Will serve his interne-. big at 8:80 at the funeral rooms of sparkling .array o f variaUons and Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. Kingaify; Portland, F. U Strsstsr; ranged the outstanding exhibit up to the Fallot Studio appointments for-permanents only, cream cheese, 4 tablespoons Roque­ academic position of abeolute pact' Ship at ■ the Worcester, Ms.ss„ T. P, HoUoran and at 9 o clock at different groupings of boms during 9 Above AntleipatloiiB Putnam aad Tbompsoa, F. C. Dyck- a cotoui.*! bouse front and an old- and have your pteture liie beauticians are taking advan­ fort cheese, 2 tablespoons finely Asm, are ready to join this unity, Memorial hospital beginr.ing in Sep­ S t James's church. Rsv. Patrick tha piece. 1 P. M. Btocks l*erhapa the beet indication o f the man; East Hampton, Galas Fsrry, faahloned garden at the annual taken in your cap and tage of the fact that folks are work­ minced olives, i tablespoon finely aucceaa of the aale waa expreased t'nmmon Agreement, tember. luUssn celebrated the funeral mass. The concert win begin at 8 o'clock Old Mystic, South Coventry, Stsf- stadia spring show ot the Moasachuaetta gown. You'll treas­ ing shorter hours and know that chopped green pepper, 1 minced t o Thomaa Brennan and Frank “To these, ultimate pacfnsm, ah' Tbs bearers wars Joseph shaub, and tbe Star Spangled Baansr wiU fordvills aad Tolland, to bs sup- Frank Shdub, MarUn Rsister, Jo­ Bid Asked Horticultural aooioiy In Maohaniea ure It foe-always. Dial their patrons will cooper4^te with canned pimento, 1 tablespoon minced Balkner of Houae’a. *^1 waa juat like solute non-realstence, may be^m e piled. cloae at about 9:80 p. m. Laat hall, and which woe awarded the thep. unchristian aa welt as tuipafriotio seph Krau, Frederick SchueU and Tuesday's program was cancelled on Cap Nat Bank It Trust 16 20 5808 for a sitting. parley, 1-3 teaspoon paprika, 4 Chriatmaa laat Saturday", they Conn. Rivay 400 gold madal for tba most beautiful tablespoons butter, 1-2 teaspoon atated. " A la rfe number of out In a violation of tbe will and spirit Frank Bsckla. Burial waa In St. account o f rain. 20,000 exhibit at the Boston abow, Mr. Two and three-piece shorts outfits — $ of Jesus himself. . But these also James’s cemetery, the committal Htfd. Conn. Trust .... 84 88' Ice box desserts are easy to' pre­ Worcestershire sauce, 1-3 cup chop­ o f town cuatomera traded here dur­ SALVATION ARMY Eddy modestly referred to this ax- are the .best sellers in active sports­ sem es bsiag conducted by Father Hartford National ... is 30 pare and they certainly do tempt ped nut meats. ing the aale and It waa neceoaary believe that thsy may end must go bibit with its atmosptaare o f a hun­ wear departments this summer. Klllssn. Phoenix St B and T .. 165 - lagging summer appetites. Tbe for ua to procure entra aaleapeopie. the length o f common agreement, dred years ago. Its old-faahionad Women who couldn't . bear the One cup cottage cheese can be end a great length, with all others AfiOUntIWN Wadt Hartford T ru st.. 90 nicest thing about some of them, of The aale waa above our anticlpa- SUPPER THURSDAY wall-aweop at the aide of tha bouse, thoughts of aborts last year swear used in place of cream cheese. Mix laaaraaoe Btodu course, is that they keep for at least ttena aad a euoceaa from all who would win peacs. It is bars the proverbial rain-barrel at one that they can’t get along without all ingredients except nuts. Shape ahglaa." that peace advocates of whatever Lady Roberta Lodge, Daughters N. Y. Stocks Aataa Casualty ...... 494 B I4 a week and save the homemaker the in a roll about 2 inches-in diameter STOCK DISPOSAL comer, the small fanca-anclosad them now. When you've looked at of 8t. Gsorge, will hold lU rsgular U. S. FLEET LEAVES Aatna Firs ...... 89 trouble of preparing dessert each McClellan'e department etori? re­ creed and degree should conesntrate 41 aad roil in nuts. (Thill for several meeting Wednesday evening at 8 Aataa U fa ...... i t lawn and tbe full-aiaed lilaca and sports ensembles yourself, It’s more ported buBlneia above tbe average their efforts. Here divlaiwi nwy Adams Exp , . . . 9H 31 blghL Here's a simple recipe tor hours and serve on a platter with a Chicken Salad Sandwiches o'clock in Odd Feijuws hall. Autoaaoblla ...... 204 yellow roee buabee arranged at tbs than likely that you'll get around to all the week with trading Mpecial- become a major disastsr, and cs^ Air Reduc .. ...lOlH 334 other comer ae if they had bean a fine one: the same point of view, particularly garnish of sprigs of parsley. / tainly debate should not divids us.” Conn, oanaral ...... 39 ly brisk the laat three daya. The F. FOR VARIOUS PORTSAlaska Jun . ... 20H 81 growing there for yaara. Tba graan, Beat one-half pint o f cream until if you shop with an eye toward the Rev, Poling told the graduates It The Sewing O rels o f the Ladles' Hartford Firs ...... 034 •47* We have lots of stiKk to move, and have put on T. Bliah Hardware Company re­ and Strawberry Shortcake auxiliary of the Arm y and Navy Allegheny ... 8 glossy myrtle vines with tbalf It is quite thick, add one full cup of practical as well as tbe amusing ported btiainesa during the apecial would be a "fatal blunder" to mls^ Allied Chem ...141 Hartford Staam Bollar 034 B44 fresh strawberry pulp, mix thor­ drastic price cuts. , club will meet tomorrow evening at National F I r o ...... SB flowers ot periwinkle blue, and aspects of sports apparel. daya very good and eauefeetory in lead,' disregard or lightly - regard Am Can 97V* 87 sU rry white Sweet Woodruff, and oughly and put in an Ice cube tray. You're wrong! think 8 o'clock with Mrs. Ella LaPine of Pbofnlx Ftra ...... 634 When shorts and a dapper little « a wmya. "the convictions o f those peacemak­ on Menu fo r Festival. j Am Colm Alco ... 38 • 4 4 blseding heart at their roots or L e t stand for several hours. Serve 188 Center street. Thoflsands Line Waterfront Travalam ...... 446 skirt are accompanied by a button- food preservation Is solely a matter •The Ifaacbeeter Public market ers who are not psclAM.'’ Am For Pow 8TA 466 around the foundation, Mr. Eddy plain or garalshed with whole ber­ READ THE SAVINGS HERE! ed-down-the-front skirt that can be oif keeping foods cold. Your foods found Inialfleaa ivvonderful" espec­ Frograni for Penoe. Am Rad at 8 . Public UMlMet Stoeka explained, arc juat as effective and ries. He- would submit a flve-polnt Sunset Rebcieik Lodge will hold worn to and from the beach or ten- ALE! ially FMday and Saturday. The Thursday afternoon and evening Streets to Say Farewell to Am Smelt ...... 48H Conn. Elec. B e r v ...... 40 44 as much sought after in the pres­ contain natural Juices and flavors program for peace. Its regular meeting this evening at is court, you have a utility ensemble Manoheeter Plumbing A Supply ia Ihs dstte sst for the annual straw* Am Tel and Tel . 118*4 Conn. Power ...... t j 89 ent-day gardens as they were In the that contain life giving vitamins First, he would educate youth in 8 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall- A that's hard to beat Furthermore, Oofopany reported bualneaii ancel- berry festival of tha Women's Homs social Will follow the business meet­ Am Tob B ...... 74«i Orsenwlcb. WAG, rtd. 60 66 garden# of 1794. , which u e essential to your health. peacemaking. Hava youth ac- Big War Armada. you can wear other aweaters and iM t for tbe paat two montha. Mar- l-cague of the Salvation Army, The ing and refreshments wUI bs served Am Wat Wks .. .. 2014 Hartford E lec ...... ' B2*A 844 In tha abaenca o f Prsstdant Har- 'What pertgctly sweet little band To prercrve these, the humidity ot uaint and familiarise Itself wUlt Hartford O u ...... 42 blouses with the same sk irt M Fc found buaineae fnir, Saturday members will be ready to serve at by Mrs. Alvina Scbieldge and her Anaconda .... 18H lowe Willis who ia In Chicago, and painted compacts I saw at Donnel­ the air in your refrigerator must be btm g tha bast o f all three days. he causes on war and with tbe Armour HI A ,. do-, ptd ...... 4S d'cloek fo r -the . canvenlence of Committee. The . Rebekaha will .. 514 M vice Pruldtnt Elmore Watkins ly ’S thia moralngl W hat sweet girl well regulated. In the mechanical a.5plratlon of "those nations alOftf Atchison ...... BN B T C b ...... 104 Looking for a graduation card? ...... Saturday ■hireptfoiial ' ’ those employed Thursday evenings decorate graves in the East ceme­ N ew York. June 18— fA P ) — .. 62 108 who ia also out o f town, Sserstary graduate wouldn't cherish one of box this cannot be accomplished due whose boundaries' tbe .peaee is the Aubura ...... Hale's have an unusually good selec­ HtUlraan's clothing atore report­ in the stores. TaWss will be placed tery this, evening st 7 o'clock, re­ While thousands lined water- .. 264 Biaaufaatarlng Stoeka Arthur Knofla presided at tha mast­ theset They’re price at' 81.00, to the chemical means employed. stalked by hates and fears. trout streets for a- farewell view, AviatKin Corp . tion. ed a brisk demand for men and outdoors In the rear of the citadel. turning in time for the msstlng. .. 674 Ani Hardware ...... 19 31 ing today. He announced that over 81.50 and 82.00. And if it's a ring On tbe other band ice provides for boy's eiotblttg and aporta wear with Secondly, he would hnve all unite the U. Si S. Fleet headed ,out to Balt and Ohio .. Am Uqatery ...... — 1400 has .been raised fo r the Hebron The cafeteria supper will feature .. 2814 86 you'd like 1 saw'some lovely birth- Wouldn't you like tbe latest tips this naturally. ' This is only one of Saturday being an exceptionally to stop International competition In sea today. Bendlx ...... Kiddies camp. W alter Gorman won cblaken ealad eandwlches, graham' Mrs. Lillian 8. Nelson of 38 Wil­ ,.164 Arrow H and U, 00m. 13 14 stone rings for as low as 83.50! on how to can fruits and vegetables ? the several vital points that will in­ ‘ day for trade. A t Watklna tnilldine flesU arid equippifiji arin- Ending an 18-day stay, the ships Beth Steel ...... do., pfd...... 90 the free dinner today and Harold o f White bread, strawberry short- liam street has returned from New .. 354 Drop in at The Manchester' Gas terest you. in the new Coolerator at lera atore.lt was atated the les. Ho would advneaM dlMrina- .away from their plgrs and 1Beth Steel, pfd ... 64 Billings and Spancar.. — . Chide the attendance prize donated the L. T; Wood Ice Company. Dial c*8W. W th flrHFpped cream, -ifahfc* Tnrk Where she^sbt tast week as ....1„. Blue as the summer sky is tbe Company and get .cme ofi their new wiaRM to thank their many meiii by agreement." ■:— a giisit ' oT her ImiUisr. Jainiss T.' anehorageii — bound for seaports Borden'^ .... .T ..27 Bftatoi Braaa .33 by I*arker Soren...... 4492. TUrts or Hamburg sandwiches, and 36 bright uncrushatolc linen beach booklets. In addition to this take enstomers for the targe volume of Third, Rev. Poling suggeated Caverly, of tbs U. 3. BatUsatalp Balt along the Atlantic coaet. Can P a c ...... 184 do., p f d ...... 9B busineas shown on Saturday. Tha unity to prees the inveMIgatioa of vanety of boms made cakes, as Tbe flrst anchor was weighted at Case (J. I.) . .. creation that' Includes well, fitted along a typewritten sheet prepared Well as lee eraam and stsla. Lake City, .-ihd whito there visited 84*,4 I, Lookwood aad 8 ' — 800 by Mrs. Arra Sutton Mlxter who aalaa in the Wilroae tiress Shop the private maniifaeture of war mu'- three other' ships of the fleet. Mr. 8 O'clock, e. s. t. other departures Cerro De Pasco , CJllna Co, ...... slacks and backless' vestee top with An aesortment of needlework, .. 404 46 — MISS MARTHA KISSMAN has tried all the recipes and given nountad above the average for nitlone. Caverly hss been in the Navy for took place at intervals — the last Cbes and Ohio .. Colt'a Firearms ...... a rolled collar. With It one wears articles made by the members will i, 474 31 38 them to you with exactly p e cor­ To Move! scheduled at mtd-afteraoon. toeless beach sandals and a brimmed oofflparative davs. The Great At- Arms Bmissrgo. 12 •years and ihe brotner and sister Chrysler ...... 424 Cagla Lock ...... 37 80 'oe On sale by Mrs. Roblna Larder, Along the Battery sea wall 4,000 rect temperatures. 1 rtg lantle aad Paollio company found Fourth, he would have youth hadn't met for more tha . four. To­ ComI Solv ...... 34 Fafnir Baarlnga ...... 60 60 GUEST A T LAWN P A R D bonnet of matching blue linen. One of thp finest suites in our ilte to urge "our govem m eat to Mrs. Emily Luttub, Mrs. James persons watched the gray ’ ships Beautiful, big, finely proportioned buetaaM aatisfactory, with an In- day he left New Ifork harbor for Con.* Oils ...... 134 Fuller .Brush, Class A. 7 — Wright, Mrs, William Hall, Mrs. move sea-ward. A t points^oVerlook- SAVE store. Splendid quality, an excellent eraaae over tbe previous wesk. Nor- complete the so-called arm embargo Norfolk, Va. Cont Can ...... 794 Gray Tal Pay SUtioa. 14 16 pieces, consisting o f double bed, SAVE Hanna H.umpfaries and Mrs. James Ing the Hudson river, other crowds Brid«*to-Be Is Honored at 8638.26.; rate to be laid, .61 o f a Queen Anne design in burl walnut tM 's Shoe More found trade fair approved by the Senate under the Corn P r o d ...... 69 Hart aald Cootay — 136 dresseY, vanity, upholstered chair an^; during the three days sale. terma of whioh the President is V. Munaia, assembled, and moro nx the N e w mill. The dental clinic will be omitted Del L and Wn .. .. 284 Hartmann Tob, com .., 6 , Home of Miss Emma A. with appropriate ornament tastefully given power to prevent tbe shipment The welcome committee will be Yard. > SEE EQUALIZATION Seventh district, totzd assets, 832,- WHL BROADCAST bench— rich walnut combined with Heitk Ftirnitare Oentpeny tomorrow morning at the Health Du Pont ...... do., pfd 16 worked in. Panel bed, dresser, van­ The fleet—v l s l ^ _ by .1,400,000 .. 914 Keish— To Be Married This 098.20; total UablliUes, 88,000; net figured harewo()d. O. Keith, bead o f tn ^ Keith of arms to. nations bent on making made up, o f Mrs. Major Atkinson, Center on Haynes street and only Elec Auto Lite .; . 23 la t S tiv e r...... 39 * 5 5 - 5 0 war.” 8r.. Mrs. Rebecca Wright, Mrs. New Yorkers during its stay—were 68 Month...... worth, 824,098.20; grand list l032, ity and chest. ^ 4 6 - 0 0 furniture Oompahy stated today the tonsil clinic held. Gen Elec ...... 204 do., pfd ...... 66 70 PLANCneOUND THROU^SUMMER that the UanenesterUanci Days' Saiss . And nfth, have the people of the John Addy. Mrs. Alice Larder and an_ attraction to the laat minute. Oen Foods ...... Landers, Frary A (Jlk. 81,506,367; per cent of grand list, Days' Saiss .. 834 814 384 Miss Emm.s A. KSlah of 607 Ciard- . v w a v ^ worth while project and country, by popular vote, record Mrs. Ethel McCullom will have Handkerehlefa fluttered from Gen Motors .... New B rit Mob., com .. 3.17; per cent o f net worth, 6 A suite in btirl walnut, conservative Mahogany in a beautiful Georgian Center Church Women's Federa­ .. 334 6 7 ner atrest entertained Saturday ■aid that hla company received•el his themselves on ^'a sort of Bisvsntb charge of the eske table and the tion will have a basket picnic shore, aqd sailors waved their caps Gillette ..i..... do,, pfd...... 87,886.35; equalization tax, credit, SAVE design, with lots o f distinction about SAVE strawberry short cake by Mrs, In respehse. .. 104 45 afternoon In honor o f Miss Martha 816,211.85; rate to be laid, 10.76 but very dressy. Pieces are of good, ■hare of the business brought to Commandment embodying the sim­ Wcdnf.sday at the Baiitly cottage Gold D u s t ...... 20 'Mann A Bow, Class A. . I 7 Believe There Is No Other Department of Health Plans Pietie Piece ple prinalpic, 'no hostile eroseing of Annie Clough. Mrs, A. V. .Samuelson, Huge Carriers Leave hiasmann, whose marriage to Fred­ mills. generous size. Bed, dressei, vanity, it. has shapely rolled panels— MaeehsMer. at Coventry Lake, leaving the Hershey ...... 834 do., Claaa B ...... 1 n ian k a‘Weather Man international hoimdary lineF ", Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Fox, and saveral church at 8 o'clock. Transportation Eight tugs noted the huge plane Hudson Motors . North aad Judd erick Hallchcr of RockviUe takes Eighth dUtrict, 8225.169.01; total chest, chair and bench. A big value. dresser, chest and vanity in lines assistants. Hamburg and frank- carrier Lexington out from her pier, .. 114 144 154 place the last Saturday In JuM at UablliUes, 8214,500; net worth, 840,- Series of Thnrsday After* Suite Suite A t Ituhiilow'e the response to the All might unite, be skid, paoMsts will be furnished for those who ds-, Int Harv ...... 334 NUaa, Bern P o n d ...... 9 12 Solution to Question of $ 4 3 - 0 0 that harmonize. $ 3 5 - 0 0 and those Who disagree witq extrems furu, Mr, and Mrs: Robert Rlqbard- then steamed back for the Sara­ Int Nick ...... tha Zion Lutheran church. Tbe af­ 669.01; grand list 1932, 87,331,950; sale was v*ry good, according to sire It If they will mset here af .. 264 Peck, Stow and Wilcox 3 4 6 paciAsm, in the personal vow " I will son. Mrs. Annie Gordon, Mrs. toga, her aiater ship. Int Tel and Tel . fair took tha torat of a lawn party per cent of grand Ust, 15.45; per Willlem Rublnow, the proprietor.' that time. .. 134 Ruesall M fg ...... 38 35 noon Radio Talks. 4 Dark walnut and massive propor­ Ur. Rublnow said Uut there was an never cross the boundary of another Sarah Doyle, Miss Sarah Wiley, In early morning, sailors dis­ Johns Manville . Scovlll ...... and was hold on the grounds of MIsa 9th District Credit cent of net worth, 838,486.62; 4 A suite o f solid proportions in plain mantled the platforms leading from .. 54 214 23 *i unaeualiy largo number of shoppers nation to kill or destroy." Mrs. Rachel Symington and Mrs. Samuel Stevens, formerly of this Kennecott ...... Stanley Works Kcish'a horns, a large group of equalization tax, credit, J3 of a mill. tions make this a very substantial SAVE walnut, ornamented just enough to SAVE Cecil Kittle will be in charge of the the piers... .. 224 19 21 in the More and Ho believed his store "Men and women,'' Rev. Poling place, but now In business In Tor- Lehigh Val Coal . Standard Screw ...... 60 Waithtr League girls, raiatlvea and Ninth district, total assets, 8627,- Piece and imposing looking suite for a good Piece kitchen.. Lighting arrangements _ Then a bugle sounded and tho|.^...B.. „ „ , .. 3 4 70 756.50; total liablUtles. 8477,000; net Beginning Thursday, July 5. the remove the > plainness. Four good got a good nroportloii of the busi­ said, "who would be bound to irlgton who with a Watsrbury man Lehigh Val Rd do., pfd., guar. . , . lOOl friends of ths bride-elect ware in at­ With the matter of equalization big bedroom.. Double bed, dresser, spring to the dsfsnse of the homo- Will be taken care o f by Leslie K it­ L**lngton's ! LIgg and Myers B.' " tendance. Mist Kisamann who bad worth, 8150,756.50; grand Ust 1932, State Department of Health will sized pieces, consisting of panel bed, ness. ffe said shoppers were seeking •sno Carl L'nde, of .this place, has aivrn. I Lo^^’g .. 074 Smythe M fg Co. . . . 28 28 under the consolidation of the Suite land were it invaded would gladly tle hnd Russell Clough and Adjutant T a i^ r and Fann . . . hcen In Hartford was much Surpris­ 831,400,422; per pent of grand Ust, vanity and.chest. $ Suite dresser, vanity and chest. seasonable merchandise st good been supervising tiit erection of an Sailors and petty officer! lined .. 334 80 schools now in the hands of Town Inaugurate a new summer series of 40-50 engage 'not to invade any body, else's Martin will have charge of the Lorillard ... ___ _ Torrlngton ed to find thia large group awaiting 66.19; per cent of net worth, 8164,- »27-so trices. Hs said that he was thankful ce plant in Waterbterbiiry, Saturday 874 59 >g broadcasts to tbe public o f Connec- homeland.'" lawn. Mrs. Ellen Bulla and Mrs, tha decks as the Lexington cast off. ■ • 184 (Counsel William S. Hyde for ' 667.97; equalization tax, debit, 813.- fo: the food weather. saw the llrsMcc sold. They wilt pro­ Monsanto CTiem . . Underwood M fg Co. 464 484 her. The girls wars seated around a n,. .A ...... ticut, containing much valuable in- Thomaa Maxwell will see to the A bugler on the Saratoga blew a .. 474 opinion, It is expected that the 6 Plain design, but with beautiful 4 Diamond matched walnut veneer­ A t the Uontgomery Ward atore duce aboiit,30 tons a day and will Mont Ward ' ...... Union M fg Co ...... 10 long tabis act up on tha lawn. Ths the mam- tables and the waitresses will be farewell. .. 284 The first, second, third and ninth BO one who could speak a-lth sell from ihe platform. Nat Blsc ....___ .. 36 U S Envelope, co m ... 80 decorations were yellow crepe paper, equalization committee which has trsance of health in tbe three hot grained walnut veneer, this suite is SAVE ing is most attractive on this group. SAVE Mrs. David Wilson, Mrs. James Tag­ At Sandy Hook, four destroyers Nat Cash Reg , . . districts are'ln the debit column and authority cn tha results of tha aale '. 174 do., p fd .'...... > 103 two doll brides dressed in yellow, submitted four different reports weather months, tbe department an­ r i e c e rich in simplicity. Large pieces and Piece The pieces are delicately styled and FORMER TOWN OFFICIAL gart. Mrs. Bessie Kittle and Mrs. were waiting to eecort the Lexing­ Nat Dairy the others In the credit column. was available. i Ito/t Frcelove, manager of the ton to Hampton Roads. '. 184 Veeder Root ...... 28 394 bouquets of flowers tn the center at covering the subject, shortly will be nounced in its weekly bulletin today. Q ., large mirrors. Bed, dresser, vanity, of m ^ium size. Double bed, dresser, Everett Kennedy. Nat DlsUllers . . . Whitlock Coll Pipe .. — At # o'clock tomorrow morning.^. f'eruer Travel BiireHii was admitted A t 10:00 a. m„ e. s. 1., the bat- . 264 4 *ha table, and favors at each place dissolved. Following the department's cus­ o U lt e chest, chair and Bench. Suite chest and vanity. N Y Central .... J.B.Wll'ma Ob., 810 par 49 wars old-faahloned bouquets ot tom, these broadcasts will be short $ 2 2 - 5 0 drawing on the 130 prizes to b« FOUND DEAD IN AUTO !<■ the Newington Veterans hospital Ueshlps Pennsylvania and New . 814 ..Up to Courts ■ ■ ' ' ------" $3 8 - 0 0 awarded by local mcrohanta aa a for treatment Friday. NY NH and H ... . 164 rtses. Above the center of the table - Indications are that the matter OLD FAVORITES INCLUDED and to the point. They will ail be Mexico vyeighted anchor, and be­ Noranda ...... part of the Manchester Days aalss gan their trip to sea. . 444 was a large yellow umbrella with win be threshed out In the courts limited to five minutes. The pro­ 4 A sacrifice price on this lovely SUFFERS HEAD INJURY North Amer ...,. event held last week-end will be held Albert F. Hewitt of Groton Mrs. Patrick Sfadden o f 128 Bit- . 184 Mreamers fastened to the ends, la unless a pltm satisfactory to the grams will be given by tbe directors group in curly maple, becaust it’s dis- tactical exercises at sea in Packard ...... SAVE on the stage of the state Theater sell street, and two daughters. . 4 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE the background waa a white lattice Board of Selectmen and officials of IN RADIO BROADCAST and division chiefs of the depart­ imerspring Mattresses Btricksn at Whtel of Hik 'hips will Penn ...... Piece continued. We have left only poster and the budIIc is extended an Invl- AS AUTOS S p ^ P E Mariy and Elizabeth, and small son, various ports along the ■ 334 fence and a large white and blue the Ninth District is worked out. ment’s many bureaus and sub­ Car— Was 75 Years Old. Phi la Rdg C and I divisions, and will ^ broadcast bed, dresser, vanity and bench, but We’ve fouad this mattress very tallon to be present. The drawing sp- Atlantic to naas July 4. In Sept­ ■ 4 4 CAPTURE SILVER CUP iieach umbrella. In the first plan the Ninth Dla reliable— now bought in close-out will be under the supervision of the Mrs. Madden's son, Patrick. Jr., in ember the ife-* — ~ Pbil Pete ...... 184 trlct would be called upon to pay Miss Grace Tourteliitte to Ren­ from Station WTIC, Hartford, Suite it will make a djelightTuI Ckilonial New London. June 18.— (A P I — fleet will return to the Pub iServ N J . .. The luncheon consisted o f ehieksn tickings at high grade damask at w ile committee of whleh William Frank Facohettl./rif lie Wells i hrheniii-T'adV' N ^ V Paclflc. . 38*4 826,957 providing the town took der Popular Songs of Yes­ every Thursday at 1:25 p. m., d. s. t. room for someone. $ 2 3 - 0 0 Albert F, Hewitt, former business otieet. was cut o-i/lhe head at 7:30 Y Rem Rand ...... and crabmeat salad, rellshss, rolls, a substantial saving. Rublnow is chairman. . 11 Mrs. Mary Burkt of Msnehca- over the West Side Recreation The bulletin in which the follow­ man and former selectman in the Saturday evsnl0(r"at the junction ol Rey Tob B ...... coffee, tapioca cream, cookies and teryear Over Air Tomorrow. During tbe three-day sale, cou­ The flnal sittihg in the senes of ; 454 building and assumed the bonds out­ ing summer schedule was announced town of Groton died suddenly this Norman and pak .streets when the Sears Roeb ..... ter !• Elected State Oataide a six-tiered wedding cake made by Regular Cash Price. . . *21.50 pons were given with each 2.i cent live setback parties which was . 414 Mra. Keish who served ths luncheon. standing against the district. This urged Connecticut citizen^ to !'lla- purchase and many thousand.^ of morning while preparing to go to aiitomohlle lii whioh he was riding VON PAPEN CONDEMNS Socony .Vac ...... Guard at CofiYention. Miss Grace Tourtellotte, who wilt SALE P R IC E ...... 16.75 • 1 6 4 proposition met with disfavor, how­ ten in" and stated that copies of Hartford by automobile. Heart dls- postpon»d for the past few weeks Games followed with priaes for the stubs have been turned Into thi. driven by-Harry J, Balbonl, of 130 South Pac ...... „2 54 . ever;—Then a second plan was pre­ be the guertjirUst the Manches­ all of these health talks might- be ease-wBB the ''BiiHeTF death -aaULJ>e..-played...tnnigbt-in..the RM wrnnm;rthen-Ml8S " m «waHfl w'ae ter Half Hour radio program Chamber of Commerce office. Tliesc ItF fd '- ^ e r , narTTor^^^^ ...Dia'lhCH Chapter of the Wothto sented. It offered to credit the dis­ obtained from the department upon Slumped behind the steering wheel Men’s club. Braihard Place,, at 8:30 . 3 «4 Ecated under the beach umbrella to goes on tbe;ar at 8 o’clock tomor­ Will be deposited-in a huge recepta­ •■d wKn a car driven by Mrs. Celia REGIME (T T H E N A M South Rwy of the Moose brought back a silver trict with 82.317, the town to take request: Y O U SA VE ..... S4.75 of hls_ automobile which he had o'clock. . 274 open her gifts which embraced oil row morning, has chosen as the cle for the drawing tomorrow. A Kicfil of 130 Oak street. St Brand.* ___ ...... 20 Tj, cup from the state convention In over the building but the district to July 5—Health Hazards on Vacn- driven'from Its garage he wa* found sorts of acceptable articles. Later songs for her radio debut, the ever HM o f the prlie winners will he car­ - HalbonTs car. going south on N or­ St Gas and El ..... Naw Britain, Friday and Saturday hold the outstanding bonds. Uon Trips—'W. J. ScotL STUDIO COUCHES by his widow. , . (Continued from Page One) .124 all adjourned to the living room favorite and so popular song of Far Below Our Usual Low Cash Prices ried in The Herald. man street and the Field car pro­ St Oil Cal ...... 86 The cup waa awarded to tha chap­ District Debt Plan 12— Sunstroke and Heat Exhaus­ Several splendid values from our floor Mr. Hewitt was 78 years old. >le where cards were played. Miss Helen years ago, "My Hero", from the ceeding east on Oak street, met In *dll et iom* future date find its St Oil N J ...... 47 ter having the beat banner la use . The third plan called for a debit tion—A . S. Gray. samples in this popular line. Was bom in this city Beptembe'r 8, Chocolate Soldier. This famous tnr center o f Oak street. Balbonl's HR. AND MRS. J. A. LOGAN crowning glory in a chief of state Tex Corp ___ . . . . . • 254 line. Another honor waa ia the Janssen won first honors in setback. against the district, but the town 19— Plan to Have Tour Child 9 Mahogany, in a wonderful Shera­ A double studio couch with upholstered 1888, / musical comedy number, has long chr crossed the street and turned who once for all its removed from Timken Roller Bear . 31 election ot Mrs. Mary Burke as Miss Edith . Andtulot and Miss waa to take over tbe Recreation Protected from Diphtheria and ton design decorated with, crotch ma­ SAVE back ahd arms, coil spring construction, in Besides his widow Mr. Hawitt is Matcbulot the two consolation priz­ been a favorite with the American MAN HANGS HIMSELF ever on its side, pinning t'lie driver the political fight of demogogy and Trans America ...... 7 state outside guard. More than 60 building. Objections" were raised, Smallpox—Elizabeth S. Taylor. Piece hogany veneers and beautifully in­ fine tapestry covAr. S A V E $10.50 survived by his slste^ a n d two and passenger dowq. The car was MARRIED 50 YEARS AGO Union Carbide of the women and man of the Moose es All departed voting the.jperty a people, and one hears it wherever grandsons. from cloahes among economic and • 4374 however, and the equalization com­ one goes. It is very tuneful, and 36-^Infant Care tn Hot Weather considerably ri.m’aged but no one occupational intereats. Union P a c ...... froti this towL took part tn tba pa­ io («t delightful one. —A. Elizabeth Ingraham. laid with marquetry stripe. Buffet, An Innerapring conatrucUon that opens 1264 mittee then filed its fourth report, yet a difficult solo, which Miss w^SertouBly bur,...... ^ Unit Aircraft .... rade Saturday afternoon and re­ Aug. 3— ^ ' Sure and Pack Your • Suite table, china closet and six chairs. to comfortable double bed or two twin IN HOME OF PASTOR _ . As.tfl Bellgiim. , . 314 which was read at the. Selectmen's Tourtellotte has selected, and is a $ 6 2 - 5 0 Hilliard Slftor RMidenfs. Cele- Unit Corp ; .T.. . . mained for tht dance and sntertain- Toothbrush-^. R. Salmons. The drivers ag're*us matarlalUm. The . 40 l i e latest figures on the nine Bantly Oil (Company and T h e Ekl- 137 HlUlard street celebrati decision wlU be easy provided all West El and M fg .. official magaxlna and aevaral otbai Suite with haircloth Deats—^big buffet ahd Hosier, 27, committed suicide by ■brated thalr • 884 bool districts, embodied in the ward J. Holl Real Estate and In­ 30— A Hobby as an Outlet — C. windows in the plant, wracked golden wedding anniversary yester­ attempts by the' state are restrained Woolworth ...... 814 e.:ecutlves were present of both or­ B. Harton. china closet. hanging himself in the cellar of the fourth report, are as follows: vestment (Company, is broadcast $5 0 - 0 0 its roof and destroyed machinery. day at their home with a dinner ders and made etirring epeeches Y O U SAVE • 'eT* a. *7.. .$ 7 .0 0 Obngr»sUonsl Usnss here RESUMES OPERATIONS from influencing thia'decision by the First dlstrictr total assets, 82.- every- Tuesday morning, and the Sept 6— When the Pet Dog is (Company officials said they could and reunion for the immediate state authority by the direction of Upwards bl 800 attendad tha ban­ day. ’The body was found b y^ ^ e 680.69; total llablllUes. 81,550; net excellent programs of the past six Bitten----- F. L. Mickle. not accurately fix the loss, bpt members of their family, numbering forcible reformatloh, quet at the Hotel Burritt* Friday 9 man's brother-in-law. Rev./Alfred worth, 81.130.69; grand list 1932, weeks, has brought many favorable . 13—Parent-Teachers and Social other Bourcea estimated it at abo'iir 500 4»f 1,700 Striking Employ­ about 3u The children and grand­ ''Poliltcal interference with relig­ evening. Mayor Dunn who gave the A whlnut suite, large and imposing, RUGS AND UNOLEUMS H. Rapp, pastor of BerUm^ngre- THOMAS HASSO DEAD; 8272,581; per cent of grand list, .57; comments. I t ia expected that- an Hygiene— H. P. Talbot. SAVE 8200.000. children were seated around two addraae of welcome at the opening gational church, at 9:30/('clock last ees Return to Work in Two ion has compelled those affected to 'per cent o f let worth, 81.418.05; unusually large audience wiU time 20— Fell Styles }n Health —Eliz­ Piece with carved tripcid base table, serpen­ Those critically hurt were: Ne­ large Ubiea. prettily decorated decline on religious ground to ac­ o f tha seoalon, w as’ praaent at the AXMINSTERS night Relatives were at a loss to Shifts. debit on equalization tax, 8287.36; in to hear Miss Tourtellotte tomor- abeth C. Nickerson. tine curved buffet front, massive big groes. aarence Norman. S3, of with garden flowera and pictures cept the claim to totality which, banquet and aeverri prominent Every rug. on our racks reduced, and there's account for the map's act. He had WAS NOTOD HUMORIST rate to be laid, one mill. rb\. morning, as she has made ' 27—Foot Infections—B. G. Hom­ Guineas; Raymond Robinson, 38, of were 'uken of the group - The chll when It enco.mpasses religion, is members of the organlaatjon and Suite chairs, and extra large china closet. a splendid selection. On some extremely fins raceotly accepted a contract to j^n Middletown. June 18.— fAPJ-^ ' Second district, to ta l, assets, many musical friends, by her fine ing. the ■ stall of a summer camp in Brock Road; Stanley Jones, 20, of (Iren Included John F. Ldgmn of contrary to nature. town officials. > 866,777.65; total hablllOea, 864,000; $37-50 grades— SAVE $13*00 The Remington Nolseleas Typewrit­ singteg, as soloist of tpe choir of Fredericksburg; Richard Bevsriey, Quincy. Maas.. Arthur J. Logan qf • "Let there be no mistake about Maine. er factoto reaumed operations'with Editor of “Life” for 28 Years cat worth, 812,777.65; grand Ust tbe North Methodist (Church. Hosier Wfta known to a larger 40, of Maesaponab; Lucian Smith. Springfield, Charles P. l.,ogan yf the fact that a fight on religion will 1932, 8^,769,500; per cent Of grand KOLOR-THRU INLAID RUGS 45, of Fredericksburg. Among the ai unbactneed force today, after a and Wais With the Saturday HOSPITAL NOTES 9 Walnut in a daintier pattern, on number yOr sporting friends as a flva weeks strike by 1.700 employ- Bridgeport. Mrs. M. J. Sheridan, release forces .which even force can­ Evening Post. BROTHERS MEET HERE list, 6.84; per cent of net worth, dosing out our entire present line of pat­ baakettxUl referee. He was a grad leas seriously hurt were Richard Mrs. Paul Newman, J;,mes Logan not break."' 814,328.70; debit on equalization light graceful lines, with fine fluted SAVE terns in these hard wearing linoleum rugs. Payne. 21, of Stafford, foreman of Piece uate o f a midwestem university. George K. Howland, factory man­ and Mi.ss. Madeline Logan of thie "T ^ t Von Papen does not approve tax, 81,751.14; rate to be laid, .62 of Mrs. Susan Johnson o f 149 posts and reeded legs. Generous the waterproofing department, and The eight grandchildren o f Goebbel'a dally speeches in vari­ ^ e n Ridge, N. J., June 18__ (AP) AFTER 38 YEARS APART Cooper Hill street was discharged SAVE $3.25 He is survived by hU widow and ager, oald that the aaoembly, plat­ —Thomas L.. Masson. Nationally a mllL . Manchester size, but light proportions. Buffet, a sUter, Mrs. Alfred H. Rapp. Albert Barnes, 32, of Fredericks­ were Philip, Margery and Jackie ous parts of Germany against criti­ Saturday. ing. type and jappaning depart- known editor and humorist, died to­ Third district; total assets, 862, Suite table, china closet and six chairs. burg. Both are white. They re­ Sheridan; Robert, Arthur and Mary- cism Is Indicated by the following 947.63, total UabUiUea, 867,500; net Mrs. Mary Keeney, of 40 McOibe INLAID LINOLEUM ceived cuts and bums on both arms. monte would not biB organized to day at his home. 261 Ridgewood Rob«rt Woffman, of Hambunr, Date Book $28-00 lln Ixgan; Muriel ano Roaemary paoaage from hit speech: street was admitted and Roger and Lots of bargains in all grades of standard permit operations until Thursday, avenue. worth or net indebtedness o f dis­ Logan. "N ot by ,Inciting the people, es- Germany, Is Gnest of Broth­ (Jharles Linsley of Buckland, Dr. F. quality Inlaids, qnd plenty of exceUent pat> oaring to tha long period of non- .Masson was editor of "U fe" mag­ trict, 84,552.47; grand list 1932, 82,- Tomorrow production. Mr. and Mrs. Logan received PMaUy tbe youth: not by uttering er Goorgo of Stone St. 198,864; por cent of grand list, 4.64; Forbes Bushnell of 494 East Center tern. many beautiful and uaefii) gifte. as azine for 26 yearz, and also served Jufle 19, 20 and 21—Lawn festi­ Street, Rudolph SWanson o f 144 SAVE UP TO 76c YD. CREDITORS’ MEETING Six hundred of the atrlktng work- tbroate against belplaa* sections of per cent of net worth, 811,543.43; Personal Notices well as bouquets of rosea and other as an editor rn the Saturday Eve- val o f St. Briget's church. era returned to work today. tbe population but only by the Mr. and Mrs. George Wogmon ot debit on equalization tax, 816,095; Pearl street. Miss Elizabeth (?ook In many cases the 'replacement pries to­ . how­ flowers. Mrs. Logan prior to ning Post, where ho conducted a This week of 25 Russell street and Mrs. Philip ever, U> two ihtna and tha remain- exchange of viewe arlth the ^1 Stone atroat had aa guoate over rate to be laid, 7.82 mills. day would be sUU higher. IN LOCAL BANKRUPTCY marriage was Miss Rosa Kaa< department called, "Short Turns June 20—Graduation exercisea o f Faron and infant son o f 51 Foster peeple cim confidence be tncTcoBcd. and Enrorea*'..— .------the paat «vaek.«nd tbe former’s Fourth district, 823,760.45; total «n AA-aoon aa-tite|4^-this town. -Tlw^ itam , local State Trade school at 8 p. t|i. street were discharged yesterday. four departments can be organised "The'people"know' that heavy brother, Robert- Wogmon end his liabilities, 84,000; net worth, 818,- DEATHS years ago was perfoi In New York he ■was known aa Jime 21—Memorial hospital ikwn William Schaller o f 63 (Clinton Hartford. June 18.— (A P ) — A Howland aald. the aacriflees gre demanded of them. wife, of Hamburg, Germany. Mr. 760.45: grand Ust 1932, 81,087,760; Rev. James Carnpbell, rector the founder of the famous "Dutch fete, Mrs. C. R. Burr’s garden. street and Mrs. Marion Seelert of DIED A T STAMrOIlD. CON.V., Jun* flrst meeting of creditors of William The atrike atortad H ay 9 over the They will bear them and follow Der Treat a u b ". and Mrs. Robert Wogman era in this per cent o f grand list, 2,29; per cent m b. 1» « . Mary, wlf* of ilobart o f St. James's ebui They have Also annuel meeting o f Eighth 155 Main street were admitted to­ J. Asplnall, Mancheatar bua driver, refusal of the company to recognize Fuehrer (H itler) in unohakable Haaaon waa bora in Essex, (Jonn., country on e visit of two montha. o f net worth, 85,697.08; credit on l^videoa, la h*r S(th y«ar. Formerly continued to i i v ^ Manchester confidence if they are bound to par- School District at Hollister street day. at South lteacb*et*r. FSasral s«rv- « « held this morning befora United the wortiere’ union. July 21. 1866. and recelv^ his edu­ llta brothers bed not seen each equalization tax, 813,063.37; rate to June 22—High school graduation since. Mr. Lom a was cmptoyod tor tlapate in' odvtaing and deviatng. If be laid, 12 miUs. Andrew Utwin of Andover was iihs a» tea home of htr da”u*htVr. MVa Baul many y e a r t ^ the E. E. HlUlard cation tn the public schools o f Naw. otoer In 88 yoora Mrs. Philip Poulr exercisea at State Theater in morn­ Jshsiston, toi Hop* '*tr**t, ” *• UabUlUaa were Ust*1 every word o f criUciom la not im- Haven. Fifth district, total assets, 87,- given emergency treatment yester­ Plaetar partjelsa atuck to cement company ofid retired from active sen aad Mlaa Frieda Wogman of ing. day for a cut on bis right middle O?®"- Tussdaj^aflaraoon f f t 81,241.73 with no aooeta. No floora may be removed by damn«n- medtotely atamped aa lll-wiu and If He became literary and managing 540.70; total llabUiUes, 82.400; net OppodteKASihdSl i:««. (daylight Umt). ^ |trtiatea was o|>poiate4i. work tetaa seven or eight yeare Newark, N. J„ daughters of UP. and N ext Week finger caused by backfiring while lag aad eerapteg. despairing patriots are not branded editor o f "L ife " In 1893, and contin­ *pvorth, 85,140.70; grand list 1932, ■go. ' oa pubbe enemlea.” Mra. Robert Wogman, accompanied' June 27-rDinner meeting of Elast cranking a car, L &u(h.Mai!kdM«ter ^ ued In that ofHha until 1933. their parents to MaSchaatar. STATES^' 8876,659; per cent o f grand list, Hartford, , Glastonbury, Rockville Mias Dorothy Noren, second floor 1.85; percent of net worth, |4.- and local (Chamber o t Commerce at 603.44; e<^iaiization tax, credit, nurse at the hospital starts a two (Country club. Weeks’ vacation today. Oeolon^ Louts Barter ML the pngt%m. the RMt Mli>r taUUed hfld MUylkrwar Itobakali Lodga, sented fin* appearance, ‘The ■otohevlk’’ and the eeooad en- hU6 8 jolBt meflional sorvie* Bun- Lhiara RoHnaoa on Foot HUI. Mft: West Hartford; History, Ralph CUn- Pola, nhalrmaa; Ifm . O w M s !_____ BRADLEY LUMBER Meg) Oekb wlU oot as hoeteto with WANDERING (3RL ton 'Cwd, Albany. N. Y.; In the evening the corps look sec- DAUianERS OF ITALY lungo, Mlsa Ada Pagaal, Itnii; DAILY RADIO PROGRAM tltte6 ‘"The Igfloraat Mervani" The aftamooa la the t 0. 0. T. C O I ^ I A iR n. noMMOfl. ond placece tn the Veteran Drum and ROCKVILLE vflMletertflfl at Mt. Jeaeph'* eahobi k Wlnthrop Thatohar Lewis. Adelina Pola, Mrs. NelU* gyitaet The speaker waa Rev. Dr. eSaytoa E. Hunt, Jr., rooelved hla Bugle Corps oompetlUon la the won Mlsa Helen ruip. Oeorge 8. Brooke*, pastor .of the The idoMflg taerdoea of the Co­ Nawton HIghlanda, Maas.; PhyMes. Heettqgs of the DSdghiHfffl> _ MONBAT, JU K I II Mid B ut«rn SUaiUrd Tlm«) degree at Bachelor of RcMlM in Gootgs Dudley MtoChresst. Hart­ State armory. ELECT THEIR OFFICERS Italy during July and August vriB . ______ckalni nr ■rmpa tharaof ____nnleai apatle YARD FIRE SCENE . The diplomas were awarded to Vflion Congregational church. The lumbia public ecboola were held mechaniiml engineering Friday FOUND UNHARMED iMtfMM to fear Mil bMta ^ felWwIiig to Rev. Bigtimuad aiSmbera visited OrtoS Hill ceiMtery Tttaaday evotong In the ehurch. Tho ford. and Gaorg* wilUaai Soott, Jr. be held on the third Tuesday of Um laaitaatM i latladai alt aranaUa atatletiA morhing at the commencement ex- month. / . Iiritftiin tokjMt to p> M. (DoffUght TiM* One JEottr Latgr), WOf'talMlItlg pQStOF* to decorate the grave# of departed prdfram was m fdlowat Auburn, N. Y.; Romano* tanguagesi All Are Re-Named to Posts GRADOAIKW EXERCHES ereifli* of Worcester Polyteehmo Wllmarth Holt Starr, WhltneyvUle. NBC-WVAP NtTWORK Osfit. isM. _*P*tor Durejko, Leonard Butler, msmbera and to plac* a thtM link Mareh, "Morty IftBetreia," or- Inatltut*. iMr. Hunt ranked second SCHOOL STREET COUPLE Tbey Held Last Tear ' —Mrs. toAMI Btiti iriM wlw wMi vMa •is s- tiO ^ a e k NstSiH Orchf-ttMiv M im m Jostoii, Lamslaua Klccs- floral enM em a_____ t the etm ehestra; lavoeaUoti, Rev. A. W. Degrees with dtattnctloh war* m s-S:15—Juet Alain Bill .— aaat; Damife of About $25,000 la the entlr* elasa, afld IlMt III th* TeDs Police She Met M u conferred on: Ptology, George Sum- Catalan a Honored. Mr^ w tu Wcto «(l «llt rnthf Mfe in y Taxaa Ranger*—wait; Rue*ei| Or# A T ROME FOX CHILDREN kowakl, Stanislaus KozlowsM, Boles- is their usual custom. MelUagor; addr ies of waltMms, PICTURES OF FU H r wbliii CMorge 0. Bheett to voto ordtfl- Uhrory work, Pum otrM t oehooi; Bartlett, OuUfora, Oourtlandt Mr. and Mrs, Archibald B. ness meeting m Tinker ball yMter- ' MOa-traiai tool warn irto m tl cartepA Talk—bs« C. flfflitli PrliMlfMil ■* 6s li6r Rooeoaewskl, EdVrifl Surdel, Tbad aflooa adoptod I9 the ttoaM of Ooss- ook, David Hunt, atteadod the oofle* Entire 11 Ronnd Battle Be­ Jto wank ktoo wlqr wna wkM ton BbucinRoclmlle, deila flflank. waltR "lAhoe of Ooota," oroheotrot Park. Berry, Rahway, N. J., Rob­ Doagpui Surprised by Friends day. All officers of the organiza­ Pr^vaiea af iagtrianes—s: M Prsfriiiii tflOh oeuneil will com* up Tuesday fflenoCfliMt cxer eHeo. tion were re-elected, as follows: tween Camera and Baer Here kth* Mto ••»* The Thra* Koavat—wait Tmtmw tt*' BflgttSh *A6 lOBgoago, W oit otreot e rt DzetmtoV, Meriden, j n d Georg* -^Married 25 Years Ago. N—M lito l kttr ktM Aaim Mtofllaa, MUnhania Chem- evening at which ilmo the eounoit Leoutaaooe, FaiihkvgiOfaas.; Eco­ Past Venerable, Mrs. Maiy Della- Friday end Satnrdsy. ____ _ cO AIT-tos kll lew kokw SilS- Pill—Bfwifi 0. HIM — baatet n in g . leleweha, AUee (Miswica, Hetsn school; oong, "Mooh o t tho Sprlng- khq kfad k u r kkn kt« (SpMtol T* TM KaeMi) will fseetve th* madaure adwtod at Umo,” Chsotaut Hill ocbool; ?3l H artford, Jim* 18.— (AP) — nomics, Ivor aUtr'^Hansca, Hyde fere; Present Venerable, Mrs. Maria Oewgiewiefl, Helen Fiup, stanisUva the last session and vetoed ^ May Mr. and. Mrs. Archibald D. Cant. floekville, June ll.--.nf6 of us- Svsrythiiig la i« famlia*** f*r th* Club Unit, Old Hop fUvsr achooj: Thraa-yaar-old Janet Jenson, who Park, Maas-..^^^Qirl H ans Niaeen, Dougan of School ktreet were the Catalano; Asslatant Venerable, 'Actual motion pictures of the Ivafilcka, Adaiia Jahtcmi Helen Ka­ or flohNta. Thia measure regulat­ Meridon; Vksor Oacar Prall, Jr., of Miss Ada Paganl; orator. Hr*. Del- Carnera-Baer world champlooahlp kiW— 4:3»-^rink Marrlwall'k Skatel gflSuai graduatios m u m a ta a t um Our toagoslM, Oeflfor (Mhooli aong, Ovamight Aa Pa was hned fram her homo here yes-' guests of honor at a suiprise cele­ -to rt; M« Ai^fcin*—w*«( r«t«rt ^noWn origin deatfoyed the greater lina, Eleaaore KOrpusaka, Helen ed the Mae of th* flrewofka to ho ’ ' N. Y., and O rartlaad t flna Pola; corresponding secretary, heavyweight fight at Garden aty k:4S— «ito—•••!■( ff IIW BunkheuM •. <4^ifc S'tJrlrf.l'"* 4:30—LIlUan Roth Oreh^to — W4be; a ‘'Old Bpinalng Wheel,'' Old Hop tarday by a man for whom the po- bration of their twenty-fifth wed­ part of the Wg lumber y*fd of r. Tollaiw Cbuflty teffiporary HoitM Oriowsha, Oeoevteve Wojtaeb, Ste- used OB July 4, Mayor flebeeto Hoe are searching, was found this WUmlngtoii, DM.; Eng- Mrs. Mary Oorrentl; financial secre­ Bowl, Long Island, last Thursday 4;«>— tiOl—Wit# y«n OrcH. . JI"4ITL*4J>~/>'10w; Album—chain tor fjhlldreti gt VefflOh debtor and phania tVfMa< Ertlia Zalensha. River school I social Mudies, Hop Nawi ding anniversary, Saturday evening, 4 iS ^ Ito —flrandmothir Trunk — ij •(to—'J:4^Mtt4la4( Album — b««l4 W. Bradley »»H . (Jfnv* fifeet is vetoed the measure beeauss soim of River Village school; piano solo, moraJng walking along a street Burt Lees HUton, Somerset, held, at the home of Mrs. Dougan’s tary, Mra. Anna 2ktnIungo; treasur­ night, will be shown at the State f . Mtrriwiil—wmr. to«, wUm nit •(«t-1*:to—■'PdH'" WiMart t« n |t— . a puhlle inapectiofl of the proptrty. th* mSrebanU had already mod* 4:4b— 6:44—Philoioilily In HirtiMnii Itockvtile Sunday evening. Sylvia Taobtlh) dramatiaatiMi, nne some distance from her home. niO and Lawrence Sidney WlU- brother and slster-m-Iaw, Hr. and er, Mrs. Anna Dellefara; trustees, theater on Friday and Saturday of a • “••• Of.—mlitw.af An Invitatton has been extendsd to The Loflgview their purchaae* of their flreworks, New Haven—yals-lB-Chiflt, Yat« eon, Lancaster, N. H.; Geology, Mrs. Carolina AndlslOi Mrs. Adelina (■■0^ tW(l—BaMbill—went A othtto Damag* of approxinlately ttS,- Parent-Teachen street ecbool; Overture, "Blue and child, daughter of Mr. a o a ^lia a . Mrs. Arthur Wilkie of 16 Walker this week, .Manager Oeorge Hoover - f i1|— i(1i—Oini A Blin—na«< A BO All f»Md*nts of the commiirtlty to aiebciatlpn held the annual pienie Olty Tas oouector Prancia Rup- Univeralty'D foreign mieaioflary aa~ Frank'MarsbaU Bean, Watertovni, Pola, Mrs. Angelina Desimone, Mrs. announced today. 8:10— iito—Ihirlif Howird, Jltttrt 000 was caused by the Srt which inspect the Oounty Home Tuesday GoM," orchestra; excursions, Cen­ Oeorge H. Jenson, waa dirty and street. The latter had invited Mr. 4:44— ii^ T h k okldlwrat, torlal Art 4(30—tiiao—N4nl4 BNIIdt 07ch.—ba- for the icHooi cHlldrefi ohd fianmta precht will be at the town clerk's otety, votes to change the hams to Maas.; Gerinan, Walter JuUua and Mra. Dougan to spend the eve- Lena Cignetti .and "Mrs. Bfarta k Oraljaitra—mWwaat burned for close to Six hours. The •lew the eithibits of handirraft an< office this evening ' from 7 to S ter school; song, "Follow the The yaie-tn-Chlna Aaeociatlofl, lad. scratched, but after examlnaUda by 4:0(4— 7n^Hllt«r1til ikitchtB—«aat today at Cryetal lahe under the di­ dleam," school' afld graduates; the poUce surgeon vnuT declared to Mueller, BerUn; Government, Rob­ nmg. and when they arrived they ^ e ttl; sentarie, Mra. Nellie Syl- GOV. CROSS A S P E A K E li.^ 4:to— 7:80—kummtr Qardtn Ceneart dames were vdMble In Hartford, 18 attefid the graduation etefciee* o'clock for the cotiedUBg of any Boston—Members of the Federa­ ert Fischer Premo, Irvington, N. vestra, Mrs. Lucia Paganl;. masters Tto— •KRM'OypiiH caneirt otenat. miles away. ' . • ' rection of a oommllte* headed by march. "Aero aub," oreheetra; be unharmed. She cotild tell noth' found a large number of their re­ Rochester, N. Y., June 18.—(AP) 7ito— iiW-^-iaa Oaak Party—alio eat ^Ic; Earl Hlnaa Qrehea.—midwest Which will he held m the evening a t Mn. Carltoft BuckMlster, pfesident. back city taxes, paHlcuiariy tho tion of Catholic Fraflco-Americaui J.; History, Ray Howard Wads­ latives and friends already gather­ of ceremonies. Miss Rose Paganl, Rarde* Oreha*.—e fn a 7:80 o’clock, daylight time taxes fdf which have unt heen presentation of CtaiS, flupervlsor L. In the U. 8. commemorate the lOOth Ing of her night’s wanderings, oth­ —Governor Wilbur L. Cross of Con­ • :0<4— 4:40—Mma. Oalll-Cural-toBO a • «iw“ l*J0<^Oanca Heur—waboQ west Three large huiiaing*, conuiniflg The morning school session opened loss T, Carrlaon; preseiitatlofl of eertlfl- er than she foet a man and a wom- worth BldweU, Glastonbury, Lloyd ed and the home tastefully Mias Carmela Feltpi; sentinel, Mrs. f i f ^ fito-OrtNIi lelieii bd 0)147114 the stack lumber were totally d*> The following Is the program an- paid. annlversaty of the foundation of th* FrankUn Hayn, Staten Islanci N. Y. necticut delivered the principal ad­ iiO^IO.'O^Htrald Starn'a Orehattra N8C-WJ2 NerWONK as usual with a light lunch being en­ catea, Mrs. Marion Huributt, secre- ■ jUaa in a park. decorated. Theresa Rugmi; aaststant super- dress at the 84th annual commence­ 1:1^10:10—Oana A Olan—Wait repeat strayed and two other build'ngs flouseed yesteiwy 1^ oouaty Oom- joyed in Um does room before leav­ liie sitting of the Tolktfld County Society ot 8t. John Baptist la ^ John Eugene Lee, Mountain Lakesi vlBoro for the Junior Daughters of BAbIC — Baeti wj» Wbx-wtia wbkl mlssloner Harry c. smith; tary of Ooluiflbt* idhoot board ado. . ^ I k TJhe I u child waa playing In the rear During the evening a purse of ment of the university of Rochester 4:30—10:40—Praaa^Radlo Nawa Period wel-e damaged. The alarm was ing for Cryeui Lake about noon. Superior Court Will come is Tues­ '^ ^ Q h e : N. J., Gordon Stoddard Murphy, stiver on a silver tray was presented Italy, Mias Ada Paganl, Mrs. Mary t:S^10:SS<->Cuy Ue^barifo Ofch»*tra wham kdka w nr wj7 wlw w»yr wmali Invocation, Rev. William F. Ty­ day morning at 10 o'ciooK, daylight mareh, "Altafflcnt," orchestra; Marion, MaM;->-Labor AcadeJ her home. yesterday afternoon today afid received the bonomy de­ |OtOO^11:O&~Rat0h K lrb^ry, B irlton« MIdwaiti wrky kyw wrhr \V(4 kWk soumted from fV»* NO. 84, cornc- cf The children enjoyed a picnic party Garden aty, N. Y.. Harold Culver to Mr^ and Mrs. Dougan, the pres­ Correntl. kwer knil wren'Wmaq .brn wkbf GrrtVt nnd Rn-( Main etrccta at ler: operetta, "Dawn Boyt’ by Os­ time, tor the trial of civil and crim­ "America," all. send Its 1034 crew to compete the' man, whose description gree of Doctor of Laws. 10:0^11:05—./•clc Bfro«r*ii O rchestra at Sahdy Beach as well as bathing 'There were 11 gfOduaUa—An­ / ^ ^ h e ppolice have, came and led her O’Neal, Springfield, Maas., Samuel entation speech being made by ^ Aa yesterday waa the birthday of U^11:30—Rogtr Wotft K«hn Orch, NORTHWEST A CANADIAN i. Wllbl 10:55 o'clock and ■ the recall was car. Rashbach. A*t I. Noene f, "In­ and game*. The party was trahe- inal cases ifl well as for a snort the roynl Henley regatta at ttefltey,^ Smith Poor, Jr., Akron, . O., and Thomas G. Dougsn In behalf of the the Pruent Veherable, Mra. Marla About 600 degrees In connw were CB8-WABC NETWORK wiba k.ip' weba wday. ItfTr rtift- Mr) dian Village at Dawfl"! AOt 1, calendar sitting. Judge Aliyn thony CauUn. Sophie Klemark, Jo­ England, during the first week in away. An alarm was sent out by iu)rarded. SOUTH — wr.va wptf.wwno wla wjax sent In at 1:10 a. til., by Chief rted in automobUes furnished by seph Kowalekl,..Thaddeus Kowalski, the police. After the child retured WUIard Mosher Wallace, South gathering. They also received sev­ Catalano,, the lodge presented her IIASiC->C«»t: waho wado woko wcao wflk'W.un wlod w.irt wma wi)i wnpl George B. Milne, indi<:ating the Sre Mrene n , •'Ths House or the ftaUi Sends. L. Brown of Norwicb will preside. July, Portland, Me.; Mathematics, eral beautiful bouquets of flowers. with a beautiful wrist watch. Fol­ %akb wn*« wer wkbw wkrc whk cklw wjdx wsmh kvoo wky wfsa %bap kpfo Was under control. God”; Act ll, 8cene 1, "bidlan Vil­ A meeting of Victory Assembly, Celia Krescwtti^ Delbert Lsmatrc, today th* police concentrated their EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE Irdro weau vip wjas wean wfbl w«p wlao ^> ii krui WrP 1 :1 ^ 4:30—The Binging ’ Lady—east Smith, chairman of the Board of Tuesday evening. A special pro­ of the M, T. SteVens A Rons com- a party In the Town Hall Moflday ktri) ktaa waco koma wdbo wodx wbt 4:45—Orphan Annie—east only It might have been caused by a cig­ WESLEYAN HDNDRS D. C.; Psychology, Charles How­ marriage to Mr. Doiigah was per­ by Frank Gotta of Hartford. Dinner local trolley car barns May 31 was 4:0^- 5:00—Songs bjr Dorothy Page Management, will address the gath­ gram is being arranged fuia the eve­ »ny, with Mrs. Nettleton, sailed evening. Games were played and %dae wlilg wtar wdbji W'Wwva w.mbg arette butt, as boyii had beCn swim tefreehintoite served. Fimm pplos i Ralieved ard Brown, Ames, Iowa, and . ■ —Courtesy Hartford (fourant. formed on June 16, 1909, In St. will Start promptly at I o'clock on charged with embezzlement In a ty WAji wmbr 4:1^5— 5:15—0, S. ArWjr Band Concert mlng In the pond At the rear of the ering on the' work of the school ning with a supper at 6:15 o’clock rom Boston flunday on the 8. 8, Maurice Wilbur Townsend, Middle' Led by the Manchester Pipe Band, Anderson-Shea Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, of this town, ore Mary's Episcopal church by the that date. The following commit­ MIDWEST—wcah wk! wjnt wmlMl wUn 4^14—’ 5j30—Singing Lady—wenr' rpt after which Superintendent of at the First Lutheran church served Wednesday ended the town Okin ouid*au d ec clearer, imoathtt, flncr.the Court today and bound over to the wibw kfb kfab wkbn #eco wikt kaej 4:4^— 5:45—Lowell Themae — east; tumber. yard and had been ac'-us- Qeorgic for Liverpool, England, , KeilooLloot Way . ^ Foe______baa Matpie «f WATSDN WDDDRIIFF town; Romance Languages, Chan­ seen above as they led the veterans’“d:vision Saturday afternoon In the Hartford VFW Stare Convention Rev. Manning B. Bennett, who was tee are endeavoring to make this next term of the Superior Court un­ •waax . ^ Orphan Annie—repeat to mifleeat Schools H erbert O. O ough will pre­ under the direction of Mrs. Ethel tliey plan a month's vscstlofl •chooie for the summer, with a pic­ ------, . r . . . ^ dler . Lawrence Daniels, Grand parada Behmd them Is the trim Patrick F. Triggs Post Drum Corps from Thompsonvtlle. rector of the church st that time. StW 5:00—Amo* *n* AriSy—east only tortied to sitting On the bank at the nic held at the lake. TfaheportaUem (OsBtfaraed tiea> P ag e One) banquet a success: Mrs. Delflna der 92,000 bonds. MOUNTAIN—kvor kll koh k%! real of the lumber yard after sent the diplomas. The exercises Berr and a committee. abroad. Rapids, Mich. OAST — khj koln kfre k«l kfpy kVi 8ij^— 5:15—Baby Roaa Marie—baslo will close with a reeeptUmi Mr*. Elsie Knight, worthy matron Was furnished by the Machers, par­ ffbk kmj kwg kem kdb kgmb kgb 5:30—M.* Coxclp Vec. A Organ changing their clothes." The annual graduation of the bank of New Tork. Master of Arte Other Gradnate* Miss Mae C:2>lllgan, Wlnsted; junior Ctflt. m»ii, 5:45—Te Be Anhotinced The graduates are as follows: of Temple enapter of south Man­ ents and friends. Although the Other members of the graduating national councilwoman were guests ^JOO—Jin QarbCr*A Orchestra The alarm wa* Sounded by H.mry John Edwin Booth. Stella Mary Bos grade schools df the town of ■Vernon morning was cloudy atid mietjn'the degrees were conferred on twenty lUNCHESIRR POST rtce-prealdent, Mrs. Mary Frost, of honor of the Encampment. Mrs. E:10— 4:30—Jack Arltiitrong—el enty; 7:30—The Commofioret Quartel chester. will be W orthy M atron for will be held Wednesday evening in clau were: Eli Dale Albert,, New Chlcaao'a Organ Mitodlee—Rett Oeckler at 10:55 o'clock although It lick, Martha Helen Cunningham, the evening and Joseph .LedgSid, weather clearsd at tioon,,-eo the Resmol graduate students 'by President New Britain; judge advocate, Mrs. Blanche Stanwood, Bristol, outgoing 4^—Baba Ruth’i CbmmentI TOrk, N. Y.; Harry Seeley Allen, 1:40— 4:40—The Funnyboncra— 7:00^ |:(X^Weekty Minstrele Show Is believed that the Bfe started Worthy Patron of Good Intent Chap­ the auditorium of the George Sykes James L. MpConaughy. Agnes Hunt, Middeletown, (re­ president, received many ^fts from . Eeb Nolan A Norm Sheer—mldw Peter Joseph LUSa, Harold Charles Memorial school. obildren had a good day after all. Philadelphia, Pa. WINS V. F. W. PRIZE 7:30— l:30-^M*lody Moment* A Vocal about 10:30 o'clock. Vanesse.; ter, oroiastonbury will be Worthy Henry Hutohina, Lester Hutchins Connecticut students figured elected)'; treasurer. Miss Gladys various patriotic - organization 4rOO— 6:CK^Buek Roger* In 2400— •:00— 5:00—Oemrosch Symphony Or. ' The first on the acene was Patrol­ A meeting of the nomlaatlhg (.uM- prominently In the 102nd Wesleyan Richard Knowles Beebe, New Eastwood, Bridgeport, (re-elected); eait: Billy Seottp Berltone — wrvt S:45— 5:45—The Siberian Singer* "Dawn Boy," the Indian operetta, Patron. A clas.s of candidates will and Joseph Hutchlhs attended an Britam, Conn.;. Ckirtis Berrien, groups, also was elected to a 4-year 4i15— 6:15—Bobby Benson oaMt; baalp: The Player*—west f«P«at----- man Merrill Cedor and Robert will lie presenten under the direction be Initiated at this time by the visit­ vilttee Of Ihe Rockvltle-Vsrflofl Ta*- commencement exercises. There conductress, Mrs. Rose Goodwin, term on the Council of Admmistra- Sklgny—repHLt for mldweat: Ed. f:0B—II‘ laioo-^o- psyers aesociation Is to b# Held to ipple growers’ meeting at Taleott- Bronxville, N. Y.; Donald Burkbardt (Oonttnned from Page One) oleman OrchestM—4>aailii* Servlos ?eet from this point and th* room Arthur arobt, Alton Maine, itagtoy RIflag 8tar Lodge of Odd Fellows City, who received an M. S.; Rey. elected Mrs, Agnes PoHquIn of Nor­ am, acted cui eonductresa. *1116 fol- Marching as escort units m the Will Be Conducted At The or the i‘(ini'retc building,• Which ivas only 8(1 c ^ t s ...... afterfloon at tho- honto' at- M rs. Watson Woottmff, *04, Of Manches­ Clancy, Jr., Maplewood, N, J.; Wil- . Mninitajr. jrtmA HI. RodvAri; fttaldeh#, Oraoe Manning, Uam Walter Cooney, Cheater, Mass.. wich, former senior vice-president, lowmg appointed officers were also parade-from Manchester were Com-, of Wood, had caught Sre. The flew Marcia Banning, gyivia Edwards, ter; and Rev. Ralph Washington president of the V. F. W. auxillacy. mstalled; Mary Heath, Norwich, p.any (3 and the Howitzer company, Monday, June 16 truck waa driven to A section Mate Sockman of New York City, D. D. Gerald Cimton Couard, Pearl River, P. a. - Peggy Edgerton, Ann Hunt. Berth* N. Y.; Donald MacNelU Davies, State officers for the State De­ secretary; Mra. 'Katherme Winslow, 169th Regiment, USCNG, making from the flames. > a Klbbe, Billie Riley: "Rainbow degrees; Henry Archelaus nrrell, 1 :9 0 -BMWbBlI—Rctl gox. vs. St. P. it. ranhua, cmina; Robert Nelson partment, V; F. W., for the year, E. Hartford, chief-of-staff; Mrs. one of . the moat Impressive pa­ Ixmlp. • Mr. Bradley sent two of hi* man Bpirlts," Grace Banning, Maroia '94, head of the Norwich Free bestdes Commander Stammers are: Elizabeth Phelan, Manchester, (re-, rades of National Guard units seen STATE THEATER— TUESDAY 4:00- Oypsy Tr*ll. . to the rear of the lumber yards to Academy and Joseph R. Ensign of Davis, Jr., Noi^port, N. Y.; WU 4:00^Lazy B)ll Hugnin*. Banning, gytvia Edwards, Peggy Ham Hurley Doyle, Middletown, Senior vice-commander, Ray­ appomted) patriotic instructor; Mrs. In the state In many years. The Silk 4(15—John Martin. move th* three large ti-Ucks In the Edgerton, Ann MUM, Berthora Klb-' Simsbury, M. A. degrees. 4:90—CblcBfco VATIety Parsitr. 4:30—Rosanne Wallact'* songs. Conn.; Earl Hamlin Dwyer, Middle mond C. Frost of New Britam, for­ Dorothy Morech, historian; Mrs. City band ot this town won first •:do—Tbs Dicutoyy. garage* at that"end of the yard*. be, Billie Riley; "W ind gpirlto.’’ The speakert. during the ' exer- mer junior vice-commander; junior Katheryn Tinker, New London, prize m the competitive drill In the (9 A. M.) (Tomorrow Morning) 4:45—Marc WlUlains, "Singing They had to go; through adjoining clsea, competing for the Rich prize, town. Conn.; Rowland Brown Elvans. 5:16—Skippy. Cowboy.” north, Virginia Hunt and Rose Hudson, N. Y.; Abraham Alfred vice-commander, John M. Breen of Mrs. Agatha Crockett, Unlonville, State ,a--mory S aturday. night and S:30—Jack Amstronc, The AH- property as It was Imposalhl* to Riley; south, Evelyn Riley and Mary Sensationed were Lawrence 8. Willson of Irfui- Lt Caldwell Colt Robinson . Post, 254 Mrs. Frances Cavalier, New Canaan, also marched in the parade. The Public cordialiy invited to attend—(No admission charge). Everyone should bring Fisher, New Haven, Conn.; HoUls Amertcan Boy. 6:00—Don Bigelow's Orohsstra. cross, the lumber yards becaun* Of Wood; east, Stella Boslick and Ma­ ceater, N. H., Ralph C. Wood of 5:90—Frank Merriwell'i Adven^ Myron French, Portland, Conn.; of Hartford, after an extensive de­ re-appqlnted color bearers, Mrs. Manchester Salvation Army band, their Manchester Days Trading (kiupon Stubs so that prizes can be claimed and •:48—Oordon, Dave and Bunny, th* heat of the- sra The ■ three rion Newell; west. Margaret Ban­ Albany. N. Y.,- and Maurice W. bate received the nomination; Quar­ Jennie Vacca, Middletown, ap­ the Salvation Army auxiliary and turea. trucks were driven to the sand Townsend of MIddleto'wn. AUan Henry Fuller, Suffleld, Conn.; received. Winners must present Coupon Stul» bearing correct numbers to claim 6:00—Everett D. Dow, The Pant 5:45—Melodies of Romance. ning and Ruth Riley; villagers, re­ Samuel Harry Oershater, New Ha­ termaster, George G. French, Hart­ pomted color bearer; Margaret the "Spirit of ’76" Joseph Ferguson, Prizes. rinder. ' ■ batik at that end of ,the lumber mainder of siihool pupil*. Prise Winners ford; judge advocate; Carlos A. Shanahan, re«app()tnte(i musician; Michael Barry and Julian Palms al­ 6:00- Baseball Scores. yard and were'sayed. The following prize winners were ven, Conn.; Harold Edgar Gregory. 6: IS—Baacball Score*. 6:08—Wrightvtile Clarion. St. Bernard's Oradwtlea, Osslpee, N. H. Richardson of New Britain (re­ Mrs. Bertha Lacquveer, flag bearer; so participated In the parade and The (Committee in charge urges that those holding Manchester Days Coupon Stubs 6:30—O rsan Tonea. The building In Which the trucks The annual graduation exeroite* announced during the commence­ elected) Chaplain, Rev. Charles Mra. Clara "rremper, banner were accorded applause all along attend drawing so that Prizes may be turned over to the Winners immediately. 8:30—Horae Sense milosophy. were kept for the bight - Was- de- ment exercise*: Ayrea prize for Theodore McLennan Hancock e:90—Charla* Barntt's orchmtra. 6:45—Musical Frolics, at BL Bernard's parochial school Syracuse, N. Y.; Robert Henry Leppert of Waterbury. bearer; Mrs. Nellie Moquln, Hart­ the way. 6:4S-T-Armado- Corea and Orchra- stroyedTiy flfe-during the flrst hour. were held Sunday afternoon before freshman with beat record fof first AnxlUary ElecUona ford, assistant conductress. (Signed): 7:15—WTIC SporU Revlew. The concrete building located be­ ’ ‘ j semester, John BIssell Carroll ot Hauemann, New Britain, Conn.; Legion Corps Wins Prize tra.''-,.^ 7:30 Shirley ijbward and the Jes­ a large audience. Th* exercises TRIAL OFFER John Halford Heorne, Melrose, The fonowing officers of the Honor Guests Dilworth-Cornell Post, No. 102, WILLIAM RUBINOW, tween the covered hdihling and Ihe Hartford and Arthur Francis Weld, 7;0o—non^ of the yioHn; Chila- ter*. / opened about 3 o'clock and were of • - ' ' 5 - . Mass.; James Alexander Hendry, State Department, V. F. W. auxil­ ■ Mna. Bessie Hanken, Revere, American Legion Drum and Bugle tlan Fox; Michael Catalan, piano. stacked lumber stopped the flames unusual Interest Hi# program Jr., of Albany, N. Y.; Briggs prize iary, besides President Mrs. Agnes Chairman—Manchester Days Prize Ckimmittee. 7:45 'Snvmth Rhythm* — Norman from destroying the large hiiildlllg WilUmantic, Conn. Mass., past national president and Corps, also paraded In the veterans’ 7:15-Beauty TalkK also Inchmed the awarding of prihe* (debate), Grorge William Mur­ Poliquin, are: senior vlce-prealdent. Mrs. Irene Hurley, Rbvere, ^asa.. Cloutier, director; Frank Sheivy, where the flnlshed lumber for in­ dock, '34, of Meriden; Camp prize Norman Hendry Jack, Saco. Me.; escort division number five and pre- 7:30—Jack Flahff'a Orcbealra. In the diffcirent contesta held during Reuben Peter Jeschke, Bay City, 7:90—Murto on the Air with Jimmy tenor. terior work Wo* kejit. Thl* bul’d- the year. (Ehigliah), Kenneth Richmond An­ 8:00—Snow Village'Sketch. Ing adjoins th* office building drews, '36, of Middletown; Choir Mich.; Edward Bertram Kidney, Kemper. 8:30—GImlya Swarthbut, wiprano, The pr|o*e tat the Irish history Middletown, Conn.; Walter Frank 7:46- Organ Tone*. which Is located near drove street. fontest, conducted under the apori- .prize, Gilbert Close Ruckel, '34, of 9iOO—The Gypslc*. ' Much credit IS due to Chief Ends Saturdayf June 30 Old Greenwich, and Weiant Kloskowaki, New Britam, Conn.; oowriou, UM, a 4. tonov* tBSwM c 1:00—Voice of Expcrleni'c 9:30 The Traveler* Mo((r Nor- .sorshlp of the .Ladies’ Auxiliary of Isaac Jordan Kunik, Hartford, 6:15—Edwin O. Hill. George B. hllinc and members of the A. O. H., were awarded as fol­ Wathen-Dunn, '84, of Hartford; maft ClouU.er, director;^ wita The the Rockville fire departffltflt for Cole prizes (English), Arthur Conn.; Edwin Hugo Ltndberg (as of 6:90—California Melodlei. ' leader*. lows; flrst prite of $5 to Miss Anna 1933), Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; John Wise 1'^ • :60—Rosa Ponaelle, Mixed Chofua, their efforts to extinguish thii Ertel; second prise of |2.50 to Miss Francla Weld, Jr., and Walter Al­ 10:00—Contented Program. flames. Five stream s of J water Were Undsey, Yonkers, N- Y.; Horace Andre Kostelanetl'a Orchestra. 10:80 Beauty "fhat Endure*. Josephine'Romeo, The topic of the vin Von Auw, '37, (}f Wellesley, Musson Lockwood, Woodmont, ll f:3ft-"The Big Show” with tier- played on ihe fire through nearly eiway was "W hat Constitute* Good Mass.; Grorge Matthew Dutcher 10:45 Riiiwlah Balalaika OrcH?«lra Conn.; Charles Paul McClelland! trude Nleasen. laham Jones - Or­ 4,000 feet of’ hose. Engine Com­ citlsenshlp.i Th* prle# of |6 for prize (history), John Eugene Lee, 11:00 Mary C o u rtlan d :^ *ong*; pany No. 1 Waa locatM on Eaat 2nd, JacksonvlUe; 111.; Robert chestra and Dramhtlc Cast. Dick Lelbert, organlat, ' th* highest average in Christian '84, of Mountain Lakes, N. J., hon­ Cutbbert Marshall, Brooklyn, N, 'Y. 10:00—Wayne King's Orchestra: Main street while Hockanum Pump doctrine during th* year was award­ orable mention, Samuel Smith Poor, 10:30—WDKC Bam Dance; Web­ 11:16- Weather; Marine Forecast No. 2 was on Grove street, each ed to Mlsa Arllne Burns. Jr., of Akron, O. Robert Elmore Mercer, South 11:16 Harold Stern'* Oroheatra. Manchester, Conn.; Thomas Keery ster'* Old Timers; Old Itsnk Tin­ supplyi«g two i)ne* .of hose, (Ine Rev. George T. Slnnott, pastor, Gerald prize (economics) Allen ll:.10 -Guy Lombardo'* Orchestra. line &l hose was laid direct to a hy­ Merwm, Binghamton, N. Y.; Frank ny and Ramblin' Cowboys. 12:00-Silent. presented diplomas to the following; Your Last Opportunity William Sherman '36, of ReatUng, 11:15—Prea*-Radlo New*. drant on drove street making the Albright Mingle, Hackettstown, N, Arllne Burn*) Mary Cratty, Mar­ Pa.; Gifftn prize (ethics) George J.; Parker Mead Morrell, Norwalk, 11:20—Reggie Child's Orchestra. fifth length of hose used. garet Davis, Anna Ertel, Elinbeth Cayrl Snyder ’36, W orcester, N. Y., The Rockville Diner supplied tot- Conn.; William Horner Muckley, 11:45—Johnny Johnson's Orchestra. Fahey, Durotby Miller, Josephine and Francis Ashe Thomas '36, of Oradell, N. J.; George William Mur r»e and lunch to the firemen. A ma­ Romeo, Eleanor Welngartner, Ldr- Fort Huschuco, Artz.; Ingraham jority of the hremen remained on dock, Meriden, Conn.; R obert Col­ elta V\;hale, Rita Willis, Eugene To Have The Free Use prize (Greek) John BIssell Carroll lier Newton, CoUleravUle, N. Y.; uotationa— duty until daylight although it was DelBene, Qcorg* Devlin, Vincent '37, of Hartford; Johnston prize Q not necessary to keep all stream.^, WiUiam Obermayer, Jr., Brooklyn, Ertel, Thoma.s Gessay, -Richard (physics) Horace Kelsey Burr, '35, N. y,; Arthur John O'Brien, New flowing. GWorek, Ear! Kellner, Francis M at- of Manchester, honorable mention T'm the kind r< fellow tljeV should The fire at the '-Bradley lumber Haven, Conn.; Lawrence Slimey WBZ-WBZA pu: In jail. lie, John Melesko, Jiunes Murphy, Blake Qreenwcxid Reynolds '36,' of yards brings to memory the big Andrew Norkon. Nicholas PhUUuii, Of An Electric Range Montclair, N. J.; Up^ky prize Palmer, Middletown, Conn.; Donalci WprtBiSalO —• IkMtoB —raroier IlliHuic. fUL- OirtieU. OnL, fire of eleven year* ago when fhC George Parker, FaU River, Mass.; father of nmv-bom <|ii|ntuplet«. Allen Scheuy, John Swectland, John (choir) Edward Oliver Kmg '35, of lumber yards of the Georg* W. Hill W raight. ^ ■ V Webster Groves, Mo.; Parker prize Alfred Gerald Pellegrino, Meriden, company, adjoining th* "New Ha­ Conn.; Woolsey EUlott Pepper, N*W The nrst serious omen In this at. Joseph's OriMliMUoN. (public speakmg) Richard David r . M. ven' railroad freight yards In Rock­ The graduation at .at. Joseph's H arfst '36, Detroit, Mich.; Pierce Milford, Conn.; Charles Voigt Mer­ 4(00—Betty and Bob, con'ntr^- (if F.seclsf-mlniledness will ville, was destroyed. rill. Lucknow, India; Stanley LeRoy be a strong movement against wo­ parochiBl school was held Sunday- For One Year prize (geology) Oeorge Turner 4:16—Gale Tags. At th at lime the, property In ' th# Peterson, Cromwell, Conn.; Joseph men teachers. evening a t 7:80 O'clock a t which a Colder '36, Bristol; Phi Beta kappa 4:30—Orlando's Hotel Plata Co* stretch along Main street owned by large number were present. Two prize (Latin) John Thomas Walsh vmcent Petrocelti, Waterbury, mopolltans. —Mary K. Bmrd, author and his­ George P. \VendHel.ser, was ruined Conn.; John Foster Porter, Wm- torian. comedies were presented as part of '36, Middletown;- Prentice prize 4:4.5—Beatrice, and Jack Hemler This lire totally de.stroyed the lum­ (German) Walter Julius Mueller netka. III.; John Pullman, Brcxiklyn, son. ber yards and monitor buildings on '34, Berim; John Bell Scott prize N. Y.; Marvin Melr Resnlkoff, New 5:00—Agricultural Markels! I am not at all ha:jipy. We are not Main street. Haven, Conn.; Fred Hamiltcm 'outent. We are illsappoidtcd. (French) Charles Oswald Roberts 6 :lh —New*. TOWN ADVERTISEMENT '35, Kmgston, Pa.; Sherman prize Rmdge, 3rd. New York, N. Y.; ^■-.6:30—The Singing Ijidy, —Ctopl. Maurice Komi who, with (Latin) Roger Majmard '37, New- Frank Douglas Robins. Middletown. hliO^Uttl# Orphan Annie. tJm t, |*aiil i;ndiM, (Im In Xmv NOTICE o r PUBui HBAJUNU Conn.; Solon Charles Rothrock, Jr., Vork from Purtn, ' ______tonviUe, „ Maaa,;. Spinney pcize------OiOO—Dorothy Page tsongs). WAPPING (Qreek) Siimey Teffrey Norton '36, Newark, N. J.; Gilbert Close Ruclce], 6:16—Guodtleb Baarball Hemime. FOB A CERTIFICATE Kew Gardens, N. Y.; Walkeley prize Old Greenwich, Conn.; John Henry 6:80—Time. ' We cannot allow our children to Schlerholz, Jr., New York, N. Y OF APPROVAL, FOR A (p#y<(p^chology) Clarence Knight Al- 8:81—^NBC ProgiM a MIghlIgbta. become serfs In a land where Iheir The Federated Worker* hoM their ^ ^ m ric"ch h '35, Hubbard Woods, 111.; Dudley Howard Smith, Brooklyn, 6:33—Old Farmer** Almanac. fathers lived as free men. annual picnic at the home of. the O.A80UNB FlIXlNa STATION prize (ethics) WlllUm Waldo N. Y.; Lombert Graham Snow, New 646—Temperature. —Mr*. Cheater ,\. nnmian, con­ president. Mrg. John A, CoIIlna last h '37,. of New Haven, and York, N. Y.; Louis Joseph Stroblno, 6:39—Famou* Saying*. tributor to the Reptihilcan wo­ Friday' aftern(x>h. with more than IN THE TOW N OF Taken Advantage Of This Uliam Edwin Manring '37, of Bethel, CXmn.; Charles Edward 6:42—Weather. Offer And Sweeney. Nutley, N. J.; Marvin men's "m rid for tiM Ikefrnse of *0 persona present The tables were 'South Euclid, O.; Gerald prize (Emg C:45—Lowell Thomas. tb* ttoistilutlun.'' . .spread under the trees and a flne m a m 'h e n ’t e b . c o n n . Ixiughran Thompson, Jamaica, N. BIIX CUMMINGS FOUGHT QPP a fo* fi*U of itrimg dthiert far ever 41/2 rxhatulimg baarg of Mtrvt’ratiiag, rtcord-breaJking spttd la takt tb* SOO-mil* tUsiic at tb* ladiaaapolit Speedway. Press i 7:00—Amos *n'. Andy. Hah) Keith Gibson H untress '35, S. Y.; Henry Leland Varley, Melrose, dinner was enjoyed by. all present. Upon th* application of Portland, Me.; Rice prize (mathe- fesbed: Cttmmmgt, efter strgtfbmg bimsetf, first revested s cigmUga** It wet e Cawttll Per Bill it a.Cemtl tmoktr of 12 ytar^ ttmdmgp end knows tbet tstsoldng e Cemel givet yon n gm tk 'Unap^hetk* in energy!tt 7:15—pick Tracy. It was strange not to see a cordon The dinner was followed hV chorus matica) Henry Pauli Schott' '86. Mass.; Weiant Wathen-Dunn, Hart­ 7:30—Radio Nature Iwcagiie — tf soldier* around the White House, singing: and .Mrs. Georgs Sibley had MORIARTY RROTH^RS Are Now Enjoying The Mattltu(dc, N. Y.; Silverman prize ford, Conn.; Walter Scott Welsmann, Thomtim W. Burgrss. as in Berhn and Paris. Just a line, Comforts Jr., Elmira. N. Y.; Archer Gordon cljsrgf. of the amusementa. Prize* for a certificate of approval of the (chemistry) Joseph Vmcent Petro- In increaaing energy | 0:00—Jan Garber and.hls orchestra, quiet, impressive mansion. And they were glyen for the lylnner* of the celU '34, W aterbury, and Louis Wells, HaverbiU, Mass.; George 8:90—Norman. Ross and the Cbm- 'ft you take photograplKf.- games and stunts. The .spelling hoe location (if a gasoline filling station WemdeU 13{lUlams, Montpelier, VL; DKxlores Quartet. to, be located on the. premUes of Joseph Strobmo '34, Bethel. —Baron laithard bl^hnrr von and gueailng game were won by Master Degrees Fred 'Allen Wing, Newton, Maas.; TRY THIS EXPERIENCE quicklY when worn out ■ • 8:45—^Babe Ruth. iiodenberg, vtslllng the I'nited 31r* Roy Gulley. The potato rave Cheney Brothers on Center Street Dana Mather Woodbridge, Middle- 0:00—Greater HlnstreU. * It wa-s voted and ordered: And Conveniences Thoae receiving Master of Arts Of town, Conn.; Daniel Woodbead. Jr., . State*. winner wa* Mrs.,Levi T. Dewey. 8l80—20th Century Ideas— Prof. That the foregoing application bi degrees were: F i^ k Hackett Byron If you hxve ever tried to clodc 300 or^'400 miles m ooe of this wrings the viteUty out of a nian»I felt pretty w ell. This "energizing effect" in Ctniels, long recognized by The three-legged race wa* won by of Babylon, N. Y.; Anthony John Barrington, Bl.; Loram Brlerly Klrtley F. Mather. Harvard Uni­ Mias Dora Foster and. Mrs. Hattie liaard and determined at the Select­ SuUy (as of 1927), New Haven, day's drive you can imagine the terrific output of energy played out at the end of the race. My mechanic and I Camel smedeets, ha^ recently been studied and confinned versity. men’s Office In th* kiuntclpal Build­ Cofrmnceaco, of New Haven; James Conn., B. S. Lane. Bridge prize went to Mrs. Emmett Cronm, of ForestvUle; a facing driver crowds into *'the 500'* at Indianapolis. As -turned to Ounehf for the first luxurious sme^e that tiwayi 9:45—Don Humbert and his Marie Deaths Last Night Walter Skinner: and th* setback ing In said Town on th* 27tb day of by a famous teseardi laboratory in New Yoric. It is hatm- Strings. June at three o'cl(Kk, a s. t , P. M., John Francis Deming, of Berlin.; BillCummingssaidhimself after the race: ”For 200 gruel*' chases that tired fiMling away. Any tinu^rm 'all in' 1 pr.s* to^Mra. Annie V. Collin*. A John Joseph DrlscoU, of Waterbury; t h r e e HURT IN CRASHES less, refreshing. You’ll like Camels—a matchles.1 blend of 10:46—Siberian Blnrers, direction Reno. Nev. SamUfI 8. Arente, very pleasant time waa enjoyed by and that notice be given to all per- ELECTRIC COOKING Bridgeport, June 18.— (A P) — mg laps...I had to average 204.863 miles an hour, the new know that Ounels will give me a 'lift* in^fcrgy, I smoke Clarence Aubrey Dyer, of EMst a lift a Ntcbolaa VaalUeff. former Nevada Representative to all present. Ice cream waa served song lntorest(kI in said application, Three persona were mjured today m costlier tobaccos. You can. "get with Camel" as ' 11:00—Time, temperature. of its pendency and of the time and Sumner, Me.; Richard Francis worlds record for the 5 0 0 '.sometimes hittmg it up to - them steadily, too^ because 1 know that Camels will never Congress and mine operator. on the lawn.. Grant, of Cromwell; Thorton Fow­ separate .automobile accidents at often as you wish. Camels never get on your nerves, no 11:03—Weather. ' Wa.shington -Wllham Dinwiddle, Mlsa, Dorothy Dewey's Sunday place of hearing therein, by publish­ Devon Center. Samuel Friedman of over 2 miles a miaute.o.to win. 4 hours and 46 minutes jangle healthy nerves.^ 11:05—NBC Program Highlights. ing a copy of thU ntiUc* a t least ler Holder, of Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; matter how many'you smoke. former New Vork newspaperman, School c la ^ held a picnic at her fa ­ FnncU Robert Hunter, of Clare­ Milford received a laceration of the 11.*07—Studio Organ — James J war cvirrespondent and st. Lovita ther'* ptejile grbuBJIs The children three- umes In th* Evening Herald, If ypu are contemplating changing to ELECTRIC COOKING call us or any of th# C H ara. and by sending a copy of this notice mont, Cal.; Andrew Bradshaw Jen- nose when hla automobile struck the editorial writer. enjoyed a hare and bound chase, dealers hsted below. 7 inc reap end of a Connecticut Company * Cm m 1s as* mad* from ttn*r, MOBS BXPENSIVI TOBACCOS 11:15—Cascade* Orchestra. Quebec—Canon Charle* Edouard by regutertd mall to said applicant, nmgs, of Ralston, N. Y.; George and the flrst prise was won by Ruth Webster Kennedy, of New Haven; bus which bsd halted to discharge —Turktsh and Domaade—than any othar pepnlaz brand 11:37—Weather. ______M.OgBe. ArehdeagQB of th e Metro­ Abbey,.-tho second by l^eanor rtl at least seven daya befm the 11:30—Press-Radio'News. date of said hearing, to appear at vmcent MattacotU, 'of Eddystone," passengers: He was charged with politan Chapter. Grand Peniten­ Stead. Games were played and a • 4-> reckless drivmg and m town court 11:38—Hotel Plefre Orchestra. tiary of the diocese and- visitor of picnic lunch enjoyed. said Ume and placs. If they ■*« Pa.; Thomas Daniel Murphy, of 13:00—College Inn Orchestra. religious oommunitlae. cause-, and be heard relative there- Meriden; William Joseph Martin received a suspended sentence. Mrs. Frank W. Congdon, of Lau­ to* O’Brien, Jr., of Portland; John Estelle Morris received a lacera­ A. U . Gardner, Maes -Walter E. Hub­ rel Hill, has been spending a few 13:30—Heasberger** Bavarian Or- bard. editor and publiaher of the For and by order of the Board ^ The Manchester Electric Ooippany A Stewart Rankin, Jr., of Easex; How­ tion of the right arm and Eunice dayo wUh friends .In Hampton. of Selectmen of th* Town of Mon- ard Beach Richard, of Brooklyn; Fllnk abrasions of the forehead C o s t l ehestra. Gardner News, membergif the Asso- A daughter waa born Saturday to ^^1^^ 773 MAIN STREKX p h i i v i ? su m cUted Press, and kldely known New cheater, ConnectIcuL Hoyt Chase Taylor, of Norwich; when the automobile driven by Mr. and Mra. William Chapman of S. O. BOWERS. u m u .tie WS .* FI -A Al THOBI2ED DEALERS: 0I 8I - Walter Worthington Tbbis, of Meri­ Arthur Goldstein and another ma­ “G el a LIES England newspapermw. N orth C«roUn« S tate college wlU Pleasant Valley. n e Jameatown, N ^V —The Rt. Rev.. A son waa born to Mr. and Mr*. den; Jemn Erwin Walstrom, of chine driven by Joseph Lapore of Bold a aununer acbool fo^arm hoyaj H. O w n , Ph. D., retired MaUed Jufl* le, in k . Keenq, N. H.; and Horace Glenn Milford collided. Tto young vromen Ifttio M engisf M 44| ehdH iaj Sceeley of South Windsor Tuesday O. Hr WADDELL. Anderson. White, Jr., of Bala, P*. ProtBBtBDt EpUcopBl bltiiop of LI- morning at th* St. Francis hospital and Ool^tein ore from Providence, ift AXrlcAi In Hartford. Clerk—Board o( tYhIs O ^ r Umited To th* Lines of the Manchester Electric Co.) Those receiving degrees with high R L Goldstein was charged with Y o BalecUnehu distiDction were: Astronomy, Rob­ lecklesf driving but was dlachaiged ert Ruacell Hall of Stamford; iq Milford Town Court today. with a Cam el!” 'Tv S'- M ANCm sjER ETTlfNING HERAU). MANCEDB8TKS, CONN, MONDAT, JUNE 18» 1W<» / : ^ v '' '' ' - " ' ' M AN^aerri* sviMtNG x e e a x ^ . M 4 N C H ero 8 ,u q * M n u o n d a t . J u n e is . tainly do OORT a thrsat that it- tbs Army is hoosst aad cipoks sad tton of thmiaaiids o t iU m rtfiitf r esnsees fhiliag to support the NBA (rafters ere sorely out of plaos in I t Behind the Scenes in hauled under the direction pf the Milford cam# Saturday to spend was nscessory la tha MlebrUloa M srould be Uksly to Im denied rs- Natiosi-wida rsmoral o t-'^ r o M SNAPSHOT OF W Y Stote DspastmsBt of Health, have sepM tiras with tbslr graadsootbor In new York orossinga, he thought, w«bM be n ’ CHURCB CARNIVAL PERIL IN WATER tks mass, R«t. Wuiiosi P. Raldy. tWMfWfl HfTWlfr assrsls. LA N G BRCA8B been instollsd, cross connsetlona be­ Mrs. H art E. BusU. . FAIUER BARRETT bad coffee sad tM st served tSs aew ■■.I—I .... vatusbls pubUc worksjpfogrsm, bo>: tween public water supply piping i M i mmo ax raa H%vlng mods out his csss In this esuss it would svtnod all orsr ths WINS FIKST FUZE The sttsBdoiies at tbe drama iwlsst before tbs blssslag. n aa oouaAMi, eho TbS-wUd and aseony sffaiXa of and pips# ssirylng nca-patobla wa­ “OsM U fir, prosented by Salem Ia thls'lt was thoughtful of _ _ M*iJ auM t Nf FAUI^ HABBISON gIhreBas or ptastsr easts tbssi eon 1m country. BEGINStOMORROW ter ia OonnecUcut sm silmlnated. Maa«(i>.»ur. Ooaa. Xsspset Uis Tribune's editor starts a North Dakota, whore OOTStRO^ WASHINGTON PIPING NEGLECT rolka at tbs haU Friday sVsoiag Father Reidy. os those who attsBd^ ■ 1.1 fn m 11m bmhM. Tht was not as large as was hoped for. CELEBRATES MASS , noMaa rakousoa new flghf sgslnst poUUcsl oodtrol Winiaai A. tsnffsr, Non-Partissii^ Kcnii’B Award for Last Wook’a sd the sdlenm maac remained to ■_^ .______!!*■—•»______Now Tack, J obs 18. — Tbs sculp-' Htsrsl quality of seulptogranby Is By RODNEY DUTCHEB gRImi loons wooM make such lew iqiA BtU In TnrasoU The door receipts were $14.90. approach the altar rail aad recelvt of the sir by printing today the first Laagusr, has been tiistltutln( am- tors art gotag to be pretty annoyad its grsstsst dsfset, an indlgBsat WssMsgtsH Osn sspiB is rotas safe. isn't quits the msdhouso tt Entrlc* Goes to Biqr B. Wsr- Ths Ladies ' Aid Society will r«wi«M (]■(•»•( I, i n t of s scries of fojur articles, the cap­ ths UessiBg of ths aew priest. Many ■aaituta a»«n omibc b>mh ttorgoss right sad left and otherwtos with sculptogn^thy, wblcb is a srmy sculptor tolls ms. It dOsan't permit when it started aesriy s year fiiTM Dajrs L m Fete To Be ren—Other Winners. Health Departnent Issues GILEAD serre a straMterry supper and a others who had been to da earlier liC aMMia aM Batlter*. Baurad «i tba tion of which Is, "NotlOR’s Radio of photo^phinig people or oipjscts say srtiatlc intsrprstatioa of ebsr- Wsshtagtoa, June 18.—Mortgage Oslls Om Man ”C U er but it displays just as much se> aaie tf useful and fsaey articles at Newly O nkined Priest Be* introducing weird .economic stunta into thrss-dlmenslonal bronss. Tbs actor. . r. B. moss, realizing that there would HoppBftoNoT»&iiR tm t OSiaa at Maaeaaatar. Ooaa, aa Btatioits. Chained to Wheel of New intarssts, chiefly the building and Only OM nsnn gets the thriB' sentlsU ooefusioB. Baby picturea took all tbs frisss Representative and Mrs. Ass W,. the local hall Friday evening the, not be rooih, returned for the bless­ ttm m t Claaa Man Mattar. prasumsbiy for tha banafit of farm­ acujpttog bustosss han’t bssn onyi . 1 being ndfcesnA nn Held ei Gremdt el Si 22nd. •oaacairrtoK Maiaa Deal Chariot,” and which declares loon boyi^ srtU scuttle the new After the order creating n nina> In tbs Amateur Fboto eentest at BeBelii oi Water Supply EUlia celebrated cheir thirtieth wed­ stews Blessiig Oi More ing. I t waa 1 o'clock before tbs Chester Oaa taar. air aa a ers end smsll businsss men. have too good anyway, and now corns TblsMtsd Ohod houstng program In Omgrass If they by BoesevsH htannslt. ^ man board to pass on codes, rspre-. Kemp's this past weak. Tbs sntrya ding anniversary at their boms bcfs blessing t f Father Barrett waa Y en g M ai Far Moaib. a* mail ...... I .H that tba Communications BUI, adopt­ some Jspanssa with a prooass of Boas motoring New Torksn That's Jenephaa DnnMa, am- Friday evening. The evening woe culminated ia the oonvlcttoa o t the tumtiig out busts which not only sis I wondered' Into s Uttls up-stats senting industry, labor, a ^ con­ Bridiefs Church. wars larger in number than to y Safetaar^^This Sunner. completed. It was estiBiated that •hifla aaataa ...... -Xl ed last weak, strengthens *nhs tend- Tbay have two reasons: bnssadsr 9s Mexios; whs hM sumers, tbe staffs of the Industrial, pleasantly passed with games, read­ Than sbo Persons. over 800 areht to tbs tdtor rail for DalT*ara4, oaa raa> ...... Il.aa governor and thras others, to a fed­ sclsnUflcsUy exact Ukenssses, but!town colled'fioutb Seism tbs other been here ls9eiy. previous weak, and tbs snapshots ings and songs. Mrs. Ruby Gibson PET RABBIT KILLS SNAKE at Maine City. they of the radio broadcasting In­ also era retotfvsly cheap. {day, toqulrad about a ploea to eat. 1. They don't want new bousing Labor and C^msumers' Advisory sntared wars so good, that it was the bleeeing. ^ MBaaaa o r ra a aaBocaATap"* eral court on chArgaa of defraudiag until they have unloaded the mort- WhM Daniels was nseretnry Boards became badly demoralised gave a talk' on thirty years ago A i he paeaed along the raiUag, .aaaw dustry to asrva as tha handmaiden Talking to Mr. Sometmo Bhebo,, and were directed to a lovely old of ths navy, Bsesevelt w m aa Oomplsts to tbs last detail, tbs difficult to dsclds which of the Although the Stote Sanitary and now, , Reprseentotlvs aad Mra. TMa Aaaaaiaiad tTaaa la aaelaaixal? tha United Btatas . govsmment former editor of ths Japan Tlmsa I whits bouse garden, it didn't look gagss which pUsd up on them dur­ by nlmors that they were shout to ''group should bo selected os prise THAT INVADES ITS HOME S t James’s Church was .filled making tbe algn of the crocs sad oad drummer boy to whatever sd' ing tbs dsprssaton. asststant secretary, per years bo Wiped out. town fesUvol, wbicb tbs Hedy Nsms Code prokikita oenneottons between Edmund Horton’ and Mrs. Waldo, sayihg a short prayer before each Donald Willis, tf 8S DObti aatlUaa U taa dm tot rapablleailoa through soliciting ftdaral employaa and now s sculptogrspber, I learned ; Uks a restaurant, but tbs cellars he called the elder nma ”Ohlef winners. Sunday morning when the ' Rev. aC all aawa diaaalaba aradliad ta It mlnlatrattoR h^ipans to be ta power S. Tbs govsmmant'a new plan for Ths Labor Board’s rigorous Boclsty of St. Bridget’s cburch is publlo water supply piping and pipes Mra. Ellis' mother, of Hebron were who had gone to the altar, he placed street, with two oompaniono, aa aat oUanrta* oradttad la taia tor political subscriptions. that tbs business already ia booming raised ths iron knocker and were ,^Nqw he aemeMmee lapeee bade First prise wont to Roy B. War­ present. Rev. Walter Vey presented Aotonine C. Barrett celebrated his. bis hands upon the heads tf each as aaaar aad alaa U* Uaal aawa tab* St Washington.” in Japan, where they even mske.| greeted by a big Mond men wearing mortgage financing means competi­ lie sttaek on ths Dsrrow report sponsoring, will be presented to tbe ren of the Msnebestor Electric which carry non-potable water, and seph Smith and Wtlbw Bout '' Tha convicted politicians tovo ^>> Into It aad Daniels teua him he arose from that confusion. to Hr, and Mra. Ellis a gate-ltg Copperhead Unabk to Strike Or first solemii mass. Assisting Mm in be pronounced the final bleasing. both tf Mancheater, who i Uuad aaraia. Judging from the Initial articles beroto-stssd statues for monuments, an apron. tion from tntorsst rates much lowsf’ hae te get ever that. ubbe June 19, 30, 31—a nx>re brll- Company; second pitta was award­ dappito eUnitnatlon of cross connec­ table and a lamp in behalf of their All ricbta oi raaablleatioa at paolsd and mayba the. conviction Mr. Sheba doesn’t know what Ths fallow looked' dubious. Us then thsy'vs been charging. Member Sidney Hillman, prssl- oat and monstrous thres-night ed Mrs. A. Trotter of 19 Bigelow Retreat After Bunny Makc.t thU mass were Rev. Paul Ward, who Greets Did FrIiendB an air trip from Hartford with apaelal diaiwlebaa Mrala ar> alaa N- the . Herald Tribuns Is probably go­ g tions on public water supply sys­ neighbors and friends, who joined came from New York to be the dea­ It hoe been nine years since be napolia Nova Scotia, as their aant ad.______won't stick; but to the meantime en­ happened to Japanese sculptors, but said customers wort taken by ap­ The some interests hays' licked Spaed Mere, U. 8. Urged dent-of the Amalgsmated dothlag feta tbsn even the most enthuaiss- street, while third prise want to tems, there is 'lonstantly a danger with them to make the vent a Fnrious Attack. ing to be able to show that, through emies of the governor are going to thinks maybe they have taken up pointment only, and that they had every real housing effort'M rs since Workers, had bawled out the Dsw- tie worker dared atntclpste. Mrs. John Mstchstt of ' Knighton con; the Rev. Patrick F. Killeen, as­ left Manchester and on many occa- tination did not reach their i Mali aaralM allaat e( H A Sar- Rooeevclt has been advised to to health from undiscovered or new happy one.,' Refreshments were sistant pastor of St. James's church idbns as be passed along and gave ed goal, but landed in Bangor,' a tbslr moasuraMs, control pf tha truck gardening. . to be recommended by somebody, 1980, so it may be amiasUaa of how row board, accusing it o t Ustentog Today tba booths, refrsahmsnt street. Tbsae pictures, cnlsrgod. connections mods in the mose of served and their guests departed try to have him thrown out of office 'Ibc possibilities In this country and that calU^sbpuld os mode at badly Roosevelt y ru is this one to spend money even more liberally to chlaelers and sweat-shoppers; His are now on display in Kemp's win­ Pcltosi, Mo., June 18 —A white as sub-deacon, the Rev. William P. his blessing he met old frienda and where they remained for the broadcasting tscUltlss of thb coun than be already has. The advice steads, game stalls and dsnea pa- nlplngs which exists within build­ wiahlng them many happy returns. to each spoke an encouraging word, T h^ left Hartford at 6 o'clock ^ Fabilabar^a Bapraaaatatlaas Tba os the head of the federal court ver­ are supposed to be prsctlcslly Umlt- least two hours in advance. The go through. blast was carefully caUsd to John­ rillon sssumsd Intrlguiag sppaor- dow. ings, ths State Deportment of rabbit and a. copperiiead snake Reldy, piaster of St. James's church iaiiaa Mathawa dpaalal Aaaaar—Haw try, tbs Now Deal sad the - Demo­ leee. Clothes models for example. Of oouns'lbs big idea of the came from none other than John son's attention. Tbs contest bos aroused consid- Mr. and Hta. William Porter as assisting priest, and the Rev. tt was without doubt the largest terday morning and It «vas expeet dict callers nrsto so impressed that they Maynard Keynes, outstanding Brit­ sacss aa Mrs. Anna Oribbon and Health warned in its weakly bulletin moved Saturday to Lebanon. fodgbt to the death here rocoDtly, Taab. Oblaaaro. Oatrall aad Boataa. cratic party are getting and: will be Department stores can hire K few went to some pains to identify them­ renovariotl^natructlon program is Then Member John L. Lewis, ' Miss Charlotte Buckley began tbrir srsble interest in smstsur photo­ Thomas Stack, also of St. James's Dumber ever to approach the altar ed that thm would make tbe trip, The case has not be«n covered at ish economist, who Is In this country today. It urged particular atten­ Mrs. Robert B. Foote and her and the rabbit came off victor, the cburch, as master of ceremonies. rail in St. James'S church to receive which it 600 milM by air, by S MaMMMIt AUDIT BURBAO OT likely to get, during thsv present ZIegfeld showgirls, or even movie selves as being sodslly worthy, and to g itr m o a ty back into the mort- presidetat of the United Mine Work­ tic worker dared anticipate. graphy, and tbe type of pictuias sn- tion on the part of managements cbitdren, MIsa.Lovlna and Bobbie aacuLATiuira. length by tba Eastern press and it stars, and have their exact facial '(laid they'd wait tbs two hours. market to stimulate construe- quietly looUng. over the New Deal tetril, shows that many folks ore dead snake colled about its feet. The sermon was delivered - by the blessing of a newly ordained o'clock and a telegram of their orv ! administration, a great deal of pO' and who paid an unostentatious visit ers, psms out of Johnson's office^' Nothing remains to be done ex­ of schools, institutions, hospitals, spent Tuesday In Durham and Mid­ The battle started . when the tbe Rev. Raphael Adams, of St. priest. may possess features outside of gen­ and bodily Ukeaess produced in life They did wait, too, and Utter werS' and production .of goods needed tell Hillman bow pleased the gen cept the mampaoth task of arrange­ taking cars of details la connection hotels, industrial eatabllshments and dletown. ■ rival waa toXM sent to the home ^ Tba Baraia PrlDtlaa OompaDir. lao„ Utlcal advantage, and that the party sUe. And then, actlats can paint glad of I t for it. to the White House. with taking snapshots. The con­ snake tried to enter the small box Joseph’s Seminary, Ctolllcoon, N. Y. A reception followed yesterday Wlllia aa aoon as they reached tbav aaaaaiaa ao anaaelaJ raapoaalbllltp eral knowledge hereabouta. But was and how much more he^l ment of merchandise and refresh­ pubUc buildinga in general to elim- Mr. and Mrs. fVcc^ Rowley of which is the rabbit’s home. The (or (rboaraobleal rrrora appaarlaa la la not neglecting nor liable to neglect the dummtea in natural coloring. lt4ums out that ths cook^ Her­ Home-building borrowers would Keynes thinks ths t^ministro- pleased if ths lA B itself would ments. For thle purpose, Oeneral test is open to the public. In his sermon he took occasion to afternoon at the boms pt Father deetlnation. \ just off the bat one m a / wonder tion's financial policy has been q- InatioB of such conditions in their Amston, spent Friday evening with reptile had crawled about half way compliment tbe father, mother, adaartlaamaata ta tk» Manebaatar This ought to make window shop­ man Smith, who used to Jbw techni­ save from 10 to 30 per cent through tack the Dsrrow outfit Cfiiairman Thomas Ck>nran, requests water syeteina. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pish. Barrett's parents op West Center Jko telemm arrived lost night ' Baaalaa Harold. Its opportunities. whether, if Qovernor Danger and his ping more fUn. cal and costume dlrectorTor Famous elimination of high interest and servxtivs rather than radical. He is through the wire netting which brothers and sisters of the pew street and between 9 o’clock and 8 at 6 o’clock and in it the Infoiina* enthusiastic over the New Deal, The board met and decided it that aU workers meet their respec- Tbs bulletin recsJled last year's Local pupila who graduated from covers the front of the box, when priest on his haying reached the tlon was given that their atop' t » We are not quite wo shocked over associates are entitled to a couple of playersj He's also.^a writer and other charges assessed under the old .. Uve chairmen on the festival outbreak of amoebic dysentery in the eighth grade were Thelma o'clock lost night there were toa»y MONDAT, JXTNE 18 Ae For Advantages— sells Oriental short stories to high­ ■jistem oi high rates to borrowers but insistent that it abould not hes­ would be good policy to line up with theirabbit attacked it. goal of his ambition. Tbe work of callers. Re presented with a the night waa in Bangor. It |s this condition as Editor Reid, bC' years to a federal prison, there ara itate to expend mors money, with­ Jobnaon. Afterward it asked and ■ grounds at six o’clock "on tbe open­ AWARD DIPLOMAS Chicago which occurred among the Hodge, William Porter, Beatrice Fighting desperately with teeth priests, he said, was to carry-out tbe Wealthy women can have them­ brow magfasines. He has a partner and no security to lenders. ing night, June 19. gueaU of two large hotels and re­ White, Charlotte Warner and purse of money by Campbell Coun­ thought that weather conditicsia cause, in the first idace, we suspect not enough politicians to form an selves done so accurately in bronse in t|ie restaurant business—Rich­ Second mortgages, which used out worrying about the raising of received assursnoe from Jobnshn and strong hind feet, the rabbit bit words of Jesus that they go and cil K. of C., in which coimcll he were tuch as to prevent their t'sb* NOT A BOER ARMY the necessary cash. that it would .continue to exist and Mrs. Andrew Healey, chairman of sulted In a number of deaths. At Marlon Keefe. and slashed thejmake. Which fought pfedch to ail men. The work 4n the the condition la due quite aa much army, ail over tha country, who that even hats, shoes and gloves can ard Hall, actor and singer. The to cost from 1.9 to t9 per cent the donations committee, asks that a recent meeting of the American Local students who were not re­ holds membership. ing the bop acroaa the Bay oC be fitted from the. statues. Another house Is more than 200 years old. Is by the time the home owner That inay sound funny, but operate as Is. (Probably there never TO 41 STUDENTS back riciously. EI6 quick were the preparation of the gpal meant much Fundy to the airport in Annar/blio. Tbara wfaj aoaoaUilnc about Bat- to a disposition on the part of the have tha same right to become the was any intention to abolish the ad­ aU canvassert return their books to Water Worlu Association in New quired, to take the final tests a t the movements of the rabbit that tbe denial, and in giving up all to carry artay itlKht'a premature “adjourn radio people to ciirry favor as to aoy nation’s guests at Atlanta or Leav­ advantage of sculptography is that filled' with priceless pine furniture paid an the charges, would be Keynes is convinced that money is her not later than Tuesday after­ York Caty, it was reported that one Windhiam High achool are the It la the flrat time that VtUla . ^a subject only has to pose for a few made by the Shakers, and belongs to elimlmited, along with the old- something about which people have visory tioarda.) — snakle waa unable either to strike or out the calling that had come to TiaVNIS haa flown any such distance. A tele­ Riant'* celebration at the national fear of reprisal; they pick the ad' enworth, and for the same reason. noon, June 19. This Committee is strongly suspected source of the out­ Misses Olive and Ellene Warner, to retreat. him, the new priest was congratu­ moments instead of the many hours JuUa Force, who is art manager for fashioned gypplngs. many Illusions and that we are for able to offer extremeljr valuable and break wee the poUuUon of the Barbara Fish and Marjorie Foote. gram ahnoundag his arrival la ex> Capitol faintly remlnlacent of the ministration, so far, aa the popular that ordinary sculpture requires. Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney. New mortgage money should sell from the limit of the government's The Snake, which measured three lated. Wimbledon — America retains pected tonight. He and hia. com­ varied prises due to the generosity 19 Boys and 22 Ghrls Are drinking water supply by sewer Mrs. E. E. Foote spent Tuesday feet In length, waa dead when re­ Bestows Blessing Wightman Cup as Helen Jacobs and bdttlea of the Boer wrar, because of side and trail along with tha proces­ Colonel Charles -. Lindbergh, who Smith and Hall do everything — for 9 percent in the east and 6 per­ credit. A considerable decrease in ths of the following people: Matthew water which entered the former with her niece, Mrs. J. A. Masterton panions plan to be gone for a week doesn’t like to sit for artists, had an keep bouse, garden, market, cook, cent in sections where money is He spoke enthusiastically of the number of appUcstioos for seed moved from the box by tbe owner Following the mass, which start­ Sarah Palfrey win in singles and and will Btort back bonae next Sat*, a dtffarence. sion. '>In the second place It isn’t Mers, Mrs. E. Maynard, Mrs. Frank through cross connections, a leaking at her home in Middletown. Of the rabbit, Mfs. Cecil Boyer, on ed at 10:30 and closed shortly after doubles. appointment with Mr. Sheba and his wait on table, and even wash and scarce and rates are high, the bill's pending home renovation-construc­ loans is regarded as a sign of Nackowski, Mrs. Michael Coughlin, Graduated from SL James’ valve and a leaking sewer. Dr. Walter D. Way and his chil­ urday. It araa a dUtin^lahtng character altogether clear what Mr. Reid Health and Diet associates that lasted only four sec­ Iron. They started the enterprise sponsors believe. tion bill and reported to Roosevelt marked economic Improvement in whose premises the occurrence took noon, the crowd remained to re­ Philadelphia- -Antson defeats Van Mrs. Thomas Moriarty, Miss Jeasie PoUntton Danger dren, Jean and Walter, of Westport, place. Tbe copperhead, one of the ceive the blessing of.Father Antoh- Ryn, 6-0, 6-3. 6-0, for Pennsyl­ latlc of the Boer comtnandoea that would Ilka to have- done about It. onds: So did Douglas Fairbanks, during the • Repression, just to have file proposed insurance fund to that nothing had been more helpful the extensive farm belt of eastern Hayes, Mrs.. Fred McCarthy, Mrs. It ia not enough, the buUeUn says N. Y., are visiting his parents, Mr. and a lot of other celebrities who something to do, and now are turn­ cover risks on the 30-year amorltsa- in England's recovery than constnic- North Carolina. School few poisonous snskes, native to ine. Friends from'all walks of life vania and Middle States title. Aa Austrian has invented a they arould fight fearleaaly and with One thing be probably wouldn’t Advice B. Jilson, Mrs. Frances Keefe, Mrs. that public water supplies free from and Mrs. C. Daniel Way and bis Mlasburi, frequently kills and de­ and religious belief were present on Milan— Czecho-SIovakian Davis playing card that ciuinot be beni have visited Japsm recently. ing down more customers than they Mss McVeigh, Mrs. Mary Hemey, grandfather Charles D. Way. tarrlbla effact on their British ene- want—the absolutely literal an' By Or. Fraak MoDoy The process is complex, and starts Infection be delivered to the prem­ vours rabbits. . his invitation. After the fast, which cup team eliminates Italy S-3. marked, pierced or aiailed. serve. Smith, a strapping six- \ Mra. George Williams, Mrs. Mabel ises of the consumer. Many types Mrs. Ruby Gibson entertained her Bllaa up to such a time as a certain forcement of the Constitutional pro­ with the subject seated In a chair footer, Is an artist a t cookery; Forty-one pupils, 19 bi^s and S3 S und^ school class, Grace Vey, which revolves slowly while a trick Breen, Mra. F. Jones, Mrs. Louise, of large bulldlnge such os hotels, pxoportlon of their ambattlod vision for free apeech over the ra­ SAFE EXERCISES inakes up recipes as be goes al(mg Murphy, Mra. Lucas, Mrs. Isabel girls, were graduated from tbe institutions, schools, hospitals and Jean 'Warner,'Shirley Flab, Beatrice fiomeona has just been asking camera snaps 4B6 partial profiles in and immetimes can’t remember how Porter, Ellen Wbite and Lorraine burghers had ttsed upon to shear dio. It Isn't very difficult to Imag­ exactly four seconds. These are Abraitls, Mrs. Agnes Bober, Mrs. eighth grade of St. James's school industrial plants, wlOi populations ma why 1 d< not prescribe certain to duplicate them. Wealthy people Louise Lowell, Mias Catherine St the annual graduating exercises approximating that of some of our Porter, at a hot-dog picnic Thurs-' their shaap, plow a field or enjoy ine tha Herald Trlb’a reaction to the exercises. My answer Is that the ex­ changed to full profiles, from all drive a hundred miles to sample his day afternoon. The class presented angles, are enlarged and pasted on Roshlmua. Mias Mildred MlUer, in S t James's church yesterday af­ vU isM and towns, are supplied with oae of the hausfrau's dinners — hiring of radio time, aay an hour a ercises I glvi are the ones that are souces. On hot days he serves green Mrs. Rose Fsclnto, Mias Statis drinking water through individual Lorraine with an autograph album day every day, by the Third Inter­ safe fpr everyone to use. I am fa­ thin sheets of sine. Next they’re and white foods, orange and red ternoon, the cburch befiig well filled os she Is leaving here with here Whan the bat(la would promptly cut out by a jig saw and strung to­ liveable Warlosld, Mrs. Klldl^, Mrs. Oliver with relatives and friends of tbe house piping systems. Intelltgent national for the advocacy of Com- miliar with-many hundreds of cxsf- foods on gloomy days. No liquor, Bingham, Mrs. M. J. Morris, Miss supervision over plumbing: fsclUtles parents, to reside in Lebanon. , Bee tbe exblbit t f Modern Bedrooma, ha caUad oS and the farmar-aoldlers olses and these few represent the gether radially. The cracks art except maybe a very little wine. ' Crocs SpilTane, M n. Helen MCCir- ‘Irks exercises opened with"''this should be piMed in the bands of .-.Rev. and.Mra. Howard Champ tf featuring Simmone Furniture,' Tuesday, would _ be^he tbemaelvaa,.. their mupMini .an d '‘.the. revqluUpn-!’ . . erriim ot the -crop. They are simple; flUad ln.wlU>.rices! tbe center aisle. They marched the cash in 24 bouro—and may take the average paraon. It has been my ed envelope and ,8 cents in stamps. Litbuaiolan'C!;athoIic Women's AlU- down the. center of the church, with Despite the fact that thorough sur­ 9,6,10 montba or longer to repay la policy to leavi these' complicated my mouth? Is It from kidney trou­ TTiere is only one "string” «aya that if Congress were to ad I will be glad to send It to you so ble, or something else?" ancc. A partial list of donors has their leader walking slightly ahead. veys have been undertaken by water amounta to aoit your incocne. to this offer. You MUST ) o m Baturday, so aa to permit the FOULOI8 exerctoea alone and to advising ex- that you will get started exercising been published previously. Some of The boys all wore -white flaaael supply and mill, officials in the poet Ootne i l l . . w rtU . o r *pkom arctoei for you to follow\i try to as soon as possible, if you would al­ Answer: Darkness of ths skin test your Beautyrest for a saambars to get home and prepare around tbe mouth usually comes these prizes were displayed at tbe trousers, dark blue coats and light and that hundreds of dangerous In Connecticut there has always give you only those whlch'^yrlU do so like the Slanting Board Exer- Center in the store window owned blue, fore-lnrhand neckties. The cross connections in Connecticut PnSONAL FlNANCt CO. solid month t their IXmrth .of July speeches and you the greatest amount of good. dsea, then add an extra 3c stamp. from soms liver derangement which been a warm s ^ t to the hearts of Is invariably due tp faulty diet. by the Manchester Electric Light boys, in pairs, took a standing posi­ have l3een eliminated, there ie con- S, Itatv Theater start their fence building before In- the people for Major Oeneral Bea- In m> experience with patients I Let's see tf I can give you some (Company. tion on either side of the sdsle and ■tantiy the danger from new and Rensiac, TBS Mela Street, have found It 1s Important to 'qrge good rules to follow In taking your (Obuay Byes) yndlacovered connections. M ea rh e e te r.— P h o e e S4S0. Bapendence day—and particularly, jamln D. Foulols, chief of the Army Miss Beatrice Coughlin and Mrs. stood then until tWo of the girls the necessity for vigorous exercise. exercises: First, choose a regular Question: Mrs. K. R. asks: "What Ernest Roy, co-chairmen, of the. assumed positions in the seau to Except in certain instances where The eelr eherae Ie Three parbaps, to insure Mr. Roosevelt Air Corps, not only because he was To answer the questions of tl)(^ x l " r Prreeet Per Meeth ea Ue- time for doing your exercises; Sec­ is the cause of the eyes becoming ticket committee, ask that all ad-, the north and south of Uie altar. approved protective devices, regu­ selS Anneet e( Leea tlmt nothing should Interfere with a Connecticut boy but because he who wanted some directions to fol­ ond, do your exercises slowly at glassy? The patient Is between 40 mission ticket stubs be returned not This resulted in a boy and'two girls larly inspected, tested and over­ his rather elaborate vacation plans low In taking their exercises, I pre­ first. The right way to exercise Is and 49 years of age." later than Wednesday, June 30, to occupying seats opposite each SlOANSMAMIN AUNtADlY TOWmf waa a "ranker''—and with old fash­ pared a special article called "Btoer- —a great deal of Important Isgisla- to do each one only a. few times at Answer: The most common cause assure absolute fairness In the dis­ other. The presentation of diplo­ p ioned democracy New England's cise and Digestion." This Is a five- first. Then as your strength In­ Is a. certain form of thyroid de­ tribution of the fqur entrance mas was by tbe Rev. WlUiam P. tlon would either have to be scrap­ sympathy la always likely to run to paged article, describing various creases. gradually “do each exercise rangement, producing exophthalmic prizes. Reldy. Tbe girls were attired in ped altogether or disposed of any the chap who makes bis way In the exercises and one page is made up more tinies. In this way you will goitre. This disorder has the effect The menu which Mrs. George white dresses, high necked, elbow old way at all, pretty much regard- of pictures of those exercises taken avoid stiff, sore muscles and will be of making the eyes protrude s^d Williams and her committee have arm length, with white stockings Army or Navy under the social and in tha standing position and one lass of consequenocs. encouraged to keep on and will find appear glassy. provided for tbe supper which will and oboes and a semi cart wheel political handicap of not balng a page ia made up of pictures of those out how much good you are accom­ be served on the opening night only, style of white hat, with wild flowers And yet the adjournment plans West Point or Annapolis graduate. taken lying down. In this way it plishing. When exercising dress * Quest'on: Mrs. K. J. writes: "I in St. Bridget's hall, from six to as a band. proceeded. The President waa very Is perfectly clear to you how - each lightly. Do ycur exercises either wish to know which foods are most eight o'clock includes the following The annual scholarship award ^ Just tha same, even those moat exercise is to be done. outside or b^pre bn open window went to Mary E. Carrington and ^ • J anxious to have the session termin- beneficial for the hair. Does tbe ul­ delectable foods; Cjhicken pie, predisposed toward Foulola found .The exercises given will provide and breathe deeply of fresh air. Tyy tra violet niy help to bring blood to mashed potato, buttered carrots her essay was, "What Constitutes ata as per schedule, so of eoursa It it, at the Uine of the air contract you with a general, all around de­ to finish up with a bath or shower. the scalp?" and peas, celery, olives, pickles, Good ClUzensblp.” High ranking velopment of the entire body and would. Tha broadcasting compan­ Investigation, axtremely difficult to Fifteen minutes a day, qvery day Answer; The mineral that Is of rolls and strawberry shortcake. The pupila were Eleanor A. Casblon and ies ware on the job, the "last day" itia; be uaed with successful restiUs for a month, will show you what benefit to the hair is. silicon. It u supper will be served to children at Francis Weldon Miner. reconcile soma of the genaral's by those wishing to gain better sensible exercises will do .for your The sermon was delivered by circus program waa all arranged, found In the following foods: as­ reduced rates. atatementa either with tha mass of (lealtb and those wishing to keep to health. You will feel more .vigorous paragus, cucumbers, lettuce, bran,' There will be dancing every night Rev. cniarlea E. O'Lieary of St. the galleries were jammed with tbs sworn testimony given by numerous good health. in every way. Exercise offers a dandelion, fniit skins, strawberries of' tbe festival from 8 to 13 o’clock Aedan’a ebureb. New Haven. He usual distinguished gathering of M^en It is desirable to strength­ splendid way to strengthen your and beets. If the hair roots are not on the excellently floored,, open air said that the occasion for tbs ' ' ^ t £. t f,,-Y , other witnesses or with the proba­ < i visitors, tha Marina Band stood by en the iniiscles over the abdomen, body by yOur own efforts in your entirely dead, a well-balanced diet pavilion. gathering was the reaching of the bilities. So the scathing report of then the Slanting Board Elxercisea own home. containing a good proportion of The general committee ia most point in the training of the children for hours. The radio announcers tha House toveatlgatlng committee, are the ones for you to use. These QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS these foods accompanied by vigor­ grateful to tbe Daughters of Isa­ who hod been taught from th t start quite lost patience with tba Sena­ recommending the removal of Fou- exercises are of particular benefit (What la a Verrucof) ous massage of the scalp, and any bella who b a v . offered to operate tbe laws of obedience, a love «f God tors srho BO strangely persisted in In .the following conditions; Prolap­ Question; Mrs. T. V. states; "I other treatments which will in­ the fruit booth. ‘ and country, loyalty to superiors, lois from the command of the air sus or falling of the organs, adhe­ jto God, in government and the un­ putting tha nation's business first have what the doctor calls a verru­ crease the circulation should be corps and flatly charging him with sions, constipation, rupture, etc. ca. Would a lack of salt In ths diet beneficial. Tbe ultra violet ray will derstanding of a duty to all. Each I* and tha circus second. What Mr. dishonesty, gross misconduct, in­ Such exercises increase endurance cause this?" assist In Increasing the local circu­ child bad been inculcated with the This is Simmons Week Robaevalt thought about It isn't dls- and'are of great assistance for Answer: A verruca is a wart and lation. FORMER PASTOR HERE. 83 teaching .of obedience to God aad efficiency, inaccuracy and misman­ country and as they went further : closeiL But Congress did not ad- agement, occasions little real eur- education and into life they hi W atkins JouriL Ahd~ It inay not adjourn prisa. PREACHES AT SOUTH M .L been given the background.for.bet­ today nor yet tomorrow. It’ll Be A Tight Fit ter citizens, a better imderstanding Congress, after all, is not- tba Every msmbar of the committee, and appreciation, things most need­ four Democrats, tbraa Republicans ed in present day life. The exer­ Boer army. Rev. J. I.' Bartholomew Re­ cises closed with benediction. and ona Farmer-Laborlts, haa aignel visits His Old Church, the report R to tharefora futile Speaks Strongly, Without Modern living demands POLITICAL RADIO to speculats on tha poailbUtty of Notes. political ponsldcratlons having en­ LskSt month an adltorlal In the tered Into the situation.' Queer TwisU New York Harmd Tribune said that Thirty-three years after leaving S O C ty tfs- Manchester at the end of his pas­ this modern mattress “The Radio, controlled by the ad- If Foulola la guilty of ona-quarter SIMMONS MODERN of .the waatehU lawlessnesa With torate of the South Methodist ^Is- In Diay*» Newe . ministration through its licensing oopal church here, Rev. James I. power, is m ads. tha spokesman of which the committee charges hUn ' BartHoIdmeW or stairord spnagaT —the New Deal and largely restricted ho has, of courser BO buBtnesa what^ retired, was warmly welcomed by a Concordia, Kas.—Lee Sbrouf, large congregation at the South to government propaganda." aver to ha in a position controlling Concordia golfer, has discovered ^Summer i)fapery the ^penditura of large sunu of Church yesterday morning,’ when, there is more than one way of Shortly thereafter tha Federal at 83, be preached a thoughtful, go^m m ent money. If be profited Choose youl* modern fumi£ure carefully. Avoid it if it lacks that clean- shooting a birdie on a golf course. • Radio Commission asked Ogden convincing sermon on present day One o t hia tee shots colUded with personally by maladminlstrstiun of conditions', in a resonant voice, with­ Reid; editor of tha Herald Tribune, cut beauty of sheer simplicity. Watkins want you to enjoy your modem a turtle dove in mid-air, clipping off Fabrics his office—which the committee does out notes. to submit any facts or other mate­ the bird’s htad. / not assert—he ahpiild be dismissed furniture for years and years so it chooses only the works of master During IBis pastorate here Rev. (Chicago— "WUlle," tbe World’s rial that would support that charge. Mr. Bartholomew was known aa a It’s not how much, but how well you from tha service in disgrace. Fair robot, waa a runaway. Flash­ Every home in Manchester and vicin­ In reply to that request Mr. Reid designers. . . Simmons Modem American Furniture for the bedroom pulpit speaker of unusual force. In lights are turiied on "Willie's" head sleep. 9 Hours on a “rest robber”— For the sake of the Army's good his eighties, though a little of the to start him walking In clrclea. ^ ity can now experience this more oomes back with quotations from a meets with Watkins endorsement. YouUl find this new, all metal furni­ fire of middle age may have abatod, REDUCED StaUment Issued by tba Radio Com- name let. It be hoped that Foulolii there is still glow and ardor to bis A youngster trained his flashlight an ordinary mattress—may give you luxurious sleep, .absolutely at our waa merely the vlcUm of the phil­ on "Willie’s" brain and away he Bdssion last August, containing ture not only beautiful and practical Lut also satisfactory to 1934 bud­ periods and bis talk was listened to rambled,' performing his antics un­ only 3 or 4 hours of the kind of sleep risk. We invite you to select your osophy, so recently a dominating by his old parishioners and by Qiose for the seconfl^me among other things tbasa words: gets. . . See the free Style Show of Modem Bedrooms at the Hotel of a later time with equally deep In­ til the k^pers shut off the light you really need. 7 Hours on a Beau- Beautyrest today, paying only one to America, that anything and and recovered him. The drapery sale goes on. A s h ^ time ago w« It is the patriotic if not the terest Newcastle, Pa.—Oiptatn H. O. bounden and legal duty of aU 11- everything that will help along hrg Bond Ballroom, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Sm our.'own model' ' Mr. Batholomew dealt at consider­ placed on sale our entire stoclj^^ yard goods..., tyrest ^ ves you more real rest and down and $1 weekly. We want you business ta justifiable and inbP'renUy Bintrlm of the National Guard, if eenaacs of radio broadcasting ata- room groupings at Manchester. able length with the social and eco­ be bad a kingdom, would be mak­ 1,685 yariifi in all. Deep cuts have been made in relaxation.. it’s all .that most people to test the Beautyrest for a month.' tions to deny their facilities to ad- right. A great many people In nomic problems that, now bestt ing the traditional offer for a horse. nearly every piece. Less than half of the original varUsera who ara disposed to this country have b l ^ poisoned by tbe world and the nation, display­ need. If you want to keep .ahead of If then, you aren’t perfectly satisfied defy, ignore or modify the codes ing close familiarity with present captain, preparing to take his e v e r y YARD MUST BE that affreglqua' philosophy, aad a cavalry troop to summer camp, has the listless, care-worn crowd; if you Mtahllahad by the N. It. A. • • conditions and trends. Tolerant of been ordered to rent 30 saddle CLEARED GOT. So today we reduce prices (we know you're bound to be!) you Under tha Radio Act the Com- good inany" of tbam haven't rscov- 8 Piece Simmons All measures aimed at amelioration of horses by July 5—they must be ob­ ^ a in . Short pieces formerly reduced to 49c now want to avoid those premature lines may return it and your paymente will ssisaton baa no right of censor- ered''firom it even -yet. As a vlctlrn s economic ills, he neverthelesa sx- tained locally. join the 19c group. Large bolts of pieces reduced However, tha Commission pressed bis conviction that the coun­ Hiat make you look worn and older-^ be refunded. Ould anything be fair­ < bos tba right to take into consid­ 6f a.kind of moral and ethical epi­ Metal Groups as~1bw try and the world would not succeed All agree there aren’t that many to 49c are lowered to 39c. 69c to 59c, 89c to 79c demic—a mere. "aucker'’ for big saddle horses left in Lawrence get real sleep Beautyrest sleep eration tha kind of programs as in bringing about contentment and Qjunty. ... .and original prices ranged up to ?2.50 a yard. er? This offer is for a limited time hcoadcot when licensees apply buatneas fiatterera and cajolera—it happiness tmtil they bad returned to to r ranewml. Spartanburg, S. C. — Relieving every night.------— ------o n if e r r ^ would be possible to find some ex­ the first principles of Cbristlonity. the linenaployed here grew' into a Kdltor Reid, quoting the flrrt aec- Organist and Choir Leader Arch­ research problem. cuse for this soldier with the ibald Sessions and the splendid Uoa of thq. BUI of RighU of tha spectacular record, even if he be as South Church choir bad. provided W. P. Poole, superintendent of a t Oaestitufton'arhich guarantees the paving project, announced he could guilty as the House committee de­ OocKi thmi^SDAV a nd SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTR 9 one of the customary high class employ 190 men a t 30 cents an hour 19« 39' 59' 79' right of free speech and a free press, clares. But if he is just a cheap musical programs which ^ d e d to under the Federal program. ' He OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'QOCK ssorss pretty baavUy against the the pleasure of the congregation,, in found no takers. lltUa mUltary grafter and has taken the visit of the former pastor and Radio OominiMdon and in support of Tructon, Colo.—Here's a mother money for bis favoritism be should VvaTKINS bro th ers former district superintendent. with no regard for Uncle Sam’s ef­ his ooatsatioR that there is a radio bo drummed out of the Army at the forts to curtail hog production. by oiUag the above tall aad of a courtmartlal. Be­ at MANCHESTER, CONN. Although a female police dog at WATKINS BROTHERS I of the CVwmIssisa. They cer­ the John Cooper Farm near here WATKINS cause whatever may be said of it. fa^d six puppies o f her own, she took seven motherless pigs literally to el MANCHESTER. CONN. her breast when tbeto mother died. p^l^vc::v;r;r'C'V ’ ■ ■' -■■■•, ■ V / ■- IfANGBE8TER CVENING HERALD. HANCHESTSB, OONN, HONDAT, JUNE 18,1864;, UANCBXSiaS ZVZNINO S m U tD , IIAKCBI8TZX. CONK. UONOAT, JCKZ la i m . RonaMo, JoMpb, ahos r t p o ln ...... Hartal, 9 la OH tnnlnga. Hawltt 6 In air corps fbr tha welfare of the per­ Rourka-Eiio Paper Oo., drlakliir cupe ...... 8 2-8 inaings; stolea bases, Fsrarro,' sonnel ' engaged in the carrying of LOOE FOR MISSING iORDEREDPAiDBYSELECMN Rows. Btaaley, rent ...... t... COLLEGE BOYS TO Mahoaay, Plltt, McConaick, T. Me- the maU". Salvanan Army Band, servlcea Memorial Day ...... Oonaick, Nooasa; left oa bases, Foulols declared 'it ia to be re­ Savings Bank of Maacheoter, r e n t...... West Sides 8, Berlla 8; base oa balla gretted”. that the committee "has BRIDE IN TIBINA BOla onlarwl pkld by tiM Board eC Moctmea at tb* mMtinc l^ d Sc bailer Motor Sale*, auto p a rU ...... BATTLE FOR GOLF off, Hartal, Speacer 8, Hewitt 1; conducted Its hearing^ ra aecret, ovniinf, Juno 10: '' ^ ScUebel Bros., truck and mixer parts ...... struck out by, Hartel 2, Hewitt 1, rather than In open seaskm. In 14.62 Schmidt, Mrs. Carl, board and care ...... Spencer 8; umplree, Maloney and order that all the facts and all the ” 4 1 5 1 ERNEST «O Y, Prop. Fuller Brush Co., brushes ...... chapeau. ia,^Iast year’s tourney he Army could carry the mall and Cities . Service ...... New Haven County will attend the Garrone's Market, meats and groceries ...... Dillon Sales A Service. Inc., auto and truck parts that airmen had had 30 to 60 Cities Serv, pfd ...... adjourned annual meeting to be held 241 No. Main Street Tel. 3151 East Hartford, Town of, aid rendered ...... was hard prMsed to win from Rod- Raymond Merz, Mgr.- 23 Warren Street Tel. 8942 .. . Getlch'a_OU. Station, .range.. oU v...... » Ji«y. BUsSr-.CorhaU .manr 2 4uid 1 ia hours;.night flying, .One p.lIot,.,Lhe. Elec Bond and Share tomorrow, hlght at.thejaevea Qablca Qesner Equipment Cbrp., lanterns ...... ; ...... Eddy valve ce'.'. iiydrunrp»rta' . . r~~~::-~rrrr:r Conimlttee adfded, had had only i7.3 Midwest Utils...... Inn In Milford. The meeting was ad­ Elnaworth, L. L. A Son.'truck parts ...... the,36-hole final rtmnd. Sllkinson, Samuel, rent ...... It Is pointed ouKthat Emery, at hours before crashing tu his death Nlag Hud Pow ...... journed until tomorrow night from mm Girl Scouts Band, services Memorial Day ...... Olenney, W. Q. Co., rent, pipe, cem ent...... his best in the muddy'*going, had the and another 8.2 hours. Stand on Ind ...... May 3 when the session was held In .Glastonbury Knitting Cd.', rents...... Hsyea, W. L., motprcyclc supplies...... advantage of a rain and vyindswept •Testimony before the commit­ United Founders ...... Wallingford. Glastonbury, Town of, aid rendered-...... Hollister, A. L., services .... f ...... tee”, the report said, “showed the United Gas ...... Husband, John,^ Use of a u to ...... field in Buffola, and hM the fair­ GollmiUer, John, milk ...... ways and greens been dry. Bliss total lack of-preparations made by Util Pow and Lt ...... London, England, Is undergoing g Compliments of Janda, Alex. Co., sand, etc...... the chief and assistant chief of the Mavis Bottling ...... ■TGSSSastln'er Lena, rent rT.~.T.'.7...... T.. .“.V.. . Miller, Peter, plowing, etc...... would have been victor. If Jupe systematic city cleaning. ENTERTAINMENT Gorman, Thomas F„ lent ...... Mueller Co>, curb stops ...... Pluvius still Is on strike ln^\thls Gorman, Walter, Agent, rents .. .'...... neighborhood when the students get Graham, Thomas, mi'k ...... National Meter Co., meter porU ...... under way, the advantage will be Great AUahtlc A Pacific Tea Co., meats and groceries .... Neptune Meter Co., meters and couplings...... ' with Bliss. ^ ECKHARDT’S Dancing Every Night Grimason, Robert H., police unifornas . ..'ii...'...... N. Y., N. H. A H. R R Co., freight charges ...... Bale, J. W. Co., meats, groceries, supplies ...... Norton, Fred H., wheel puller...... 8l30tol2;00 Peterson, Mrs. Nick, board and care ...... Don't get the Idea that all OUR STORE Bartiford Orphan Asylum, board and care ...... Emery’s competition wlU come \ •. "The Better Grade" Bayes, Arphie H., range oil and. ren t...... Schieldge, Wm.. printing services ...... y^..... from Rodney. He had plenty of Tueoday Night*» Bealy, Thornes, labor. West Cemetery , Shelton, City of, aid rendered ...... trouble pn the way in 1933, in hls Hennequlni Mrs. Alfred, rent .. T....'...... ; ...... Smith, RoberL labor and material .....7...... matches with Johnny Banks, of pubaldo Bros, and Tumbler Hennequin. i.ck Joint Pipe Co,, pipe ...... BY AUTO SALES 12-2 32 Loveland, W. D., twin,' ...... 3 7 27 9 2 V_* . Fountain and Home Ice Cream Fro Joy CAKES Lucas, J. L, meats rind groceries ...... The hard hitting baseball machine Auburn i 1. C. ADULTS ...... 50c Charter Oak Lydall A E'oulds Paper Co., rent ...... of the Concordia Lutheran church, AB R. H. PO. A. E. Berlin Nine Collects 15 Bingles S e i ^ c e Lundberg, G. A. E'., M. D., medical services plastered defeat on the Lafayette Zebzda, 3b ...... 4 0 0 1 2 1 Off Two Local Hurlers to CHILDREN ...... 25c Magnell, C., rent ...... rilib of Rockville and the Apbum Leeizza, sa ... ..4 1 1 2 2 0 Stationery and Desk Needs Service >-— acagdwanr Ellen, rent .... v,. , A. C. of East Hartford over ...the Maeatrone, lb . ..3 0 0 6 0 1 Gain Easy Victory. Mahleu, August D., meats and. groceries .. weeTt^end. Hansen started the first A. Bermani, 2b ..4 0 3 1 3 0 Branch Cidlection for Electric Light Mahoney, E'rnnk, board and care .....____ Inning by allowing the Lafayette G. Keller, ct ... . .4 0 0 1 0 1 The Berlin Auto Sales baseball Bill Pajrments Manchester Electric Co., electric service ...... 1,841.81 club three runs, but the Concordias N. Selber, if ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 team collected 15 hits off the slants Manchester Gas Company, ga.s service made that and two more runs to put of Hartel and Hewitt at the West Orculating Library and Magazine GAMES DISPLAY BOOTHS 23.59 Cicalone, rf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Side yesterday afternoon to down Manchester Lumber Co., lumber, cement, pipe, etc...... 53.0.1 toem ahead in their half of the sec­ Sartorl, c ... ..3 0 0 11 1 1 ond. Hansen pitched heads up base- the West Sides in a one sided strug­ Service HOOP-LA Manchester Memorial Hospital, board, care, culture.*)...... 474.35 J. Bermani, p . ..3 0 0 0 2 1 gle 12 to 2. The visitors had their ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Manchester Pipe Bund, services Memorial D a y ...... 53.96 tall the rest of the game and came ■J'orza, rf ...... ,2 0 0 0 0 0 guns well loaded when they went Supplies for the Sick Room* KILL THE CAT GINGER ALE Manchester Plumbing A Supply, hardware and supplies ...... 28.26 out oh top with an 8 to'4 victory. Nev. John F. HMuiey TABLES,— LAMI»S In Sunday’s game Mike Haberem to bat and with tbe help of some Manchester Public Market, meats and groceries...... 51.80 ’ s3 1 4 24 9 6 very loose fielding on the part- pf Service and Manchester Sand A Giavsl Co,, sand, s{one, gravel...... 159.36 the man mountain, did the pitching Auburn A. C. 000 000 001— 1 BEENO HANDCRAFT. Manchester Trust Co., Agent, rents ...... the local team, the ahelled Tony First Aid Supplies Service. GENERAL ADMISSION 30.00 for the Concordias. Mike with bis Ccucordla 002 000 Olx—3 Hartel off the hill In the sixth In­ TO GROUNDS Your Favorite Flavors Manchester Water Co., water service, ...... 6.83 .speed and assortment of curves was Two base hits, Groman, Haberem, And So, MaRchester*8 OMrst, Yet Modem Pharmacy, KNOCK DOWN BLANKETS — PILLOWS Maples Hospital board and care ...... ning. Frank Hewitt relieved 10 GENTS 120.00 invincible, allowing the Aubums 4 Lcslzza; sacrifice hits, Fischer; Hartel, but his arm was bothering Invites Your Patronage and Privilege To Servei Martin, Ella, board and ca re ...... ” 10.00 lilts and striking out 14 batters. v e r y home on this street in Norwalk has DARTS SILK HOSIERY Mohr’s Bakery, bread, etc...... ,...... j . ” stolen bases, Warren, Slbrlnsz; base him- and he wasn't at bis best and 29.64 Haberem, Fischer and Slbrtnsx did on balls,o}ff Haberem J...J.Bermani- conaequMitly tha Berlin - team’s AIJ, MERCHANDISE- Mohr, Bertha. Tent TT.. . . 77. . 12.60 Uie heavy liUUng for' the Concordias t telephone These people know that'^iri MURPHY DRUG STORE -PONY-RIDES-FOR-CHIfc&RBN -CANDY “.^ GIUAttS 7 ' Moiiarty, E. J., rent ...... 2; struck out, by Haberem. l4, J. mighty bludgeons could not be E TO BE GIVEN AWAY ManchesteF Botding Works 13.()0 over the week, end, Furphuey and silenced. Depot Square. Morlarty, Hugh, runt ...... '...... ! ! ! ! '. ! ! ! ! ! ! Bermani 10. mme, 2:00. Umpire, many cases a telephone actually pays for itself. BRONCO RIDES I>DR ADULTS AS PRIZES 15.00 Satryb did the heavy sticking for Relmer. The team from down the turn­ FRUIT — GROCERIES 236 School Street Moszenskl, Stanley, rent ...... ; ...... 8.40 the Lafayette club and'A. Bermani Mountain Brook Form, milk ...... I!!!!!!.'!!!!!." pike were neatly attired in black It saves trips to the stdres. It saves trips to 7.44 collected, three Out of four hits for and white uniforms and presented a Murphy, Mrs. Mary, rent ...... 14.00 :be Auburn A. C. Myers, Eugene, elactrlcal supplies...... snappy appearance on the field. the neighbors*. And it saves endless worcy. 3.50 Concordia Lutheraa HDPE FDR DISARMAMENT They also played very smart base­ McCormick, Mrs. Mary, ren t...... 14.00 * You’ll Consider Yourself Lucky McCormick. Mrs. Wra., rent ...i,...... AB. R H. PO. A. E. ball, ably directed by Bill Noonan, 12.60 Warren, m ., ...3 0 former Eastern Leaguer, who did What would you do in case of Are of illness? The Style McKinney, Mrs. Joseph, rent ...... [ ...... 14.00 1 1 1 0 RESTS DN NAVAL PARLEY Lerch, lb ...... 5 0 2 9 0 0 the catching. McCann. Hadden and When Yoit Taste Those Delicious Conraii'8 Soda Nash, Roy. labor. Northwest Cemetery...... !!!!!!!!!."*!"”’ 71.80 Help ts close at hand on Merrill Road— because Get the Habit Nelson, C. O. W., blacksmith services...... Groman, c ...... 0 0 1 3 1 1 ___ ^ Mahoney did best for the local 5.55 Goss, If ...... 4 1 . (Oonttaned fitMn Page One) team. Center Newington Home for Crippled Children, board and care"'.' 8.86 2 1 0 0 every home has a telephone. They know a Home Made iffew Model Laundry, laundry service Haberem, rf . ..,3 2 2 3 1 0 BerUa Auto Sales That Hundreds Already Have— 4.62 Slbriiin, 2b . AB. R. H. PO. A.ak Grove Dairy, milk ...... ••••*... 50.55 to be much stronger- than either of J.' McCofmlck, cf 0 7.44 F. McCormick, If 5 Thousands of Connecticut families have had GbraiUa, Mrs. Ursula, board and care ,!!"■...... 32 8 12 27 9 1 the two personal appeals the Presi­ M en’s Glbrals, S., rent ...... 15.00 dent made to Geneva since he took Noonan, c ...... 4 8.40 Lafayette Club T. McCormick, ss 5 new telephones installed during the last three stop In To See Ua For A glaon, John L, paint supplies ..!!.!!.!!!!!!...... •••••...... AB. R H. PO. A. E. office. ■* After The Bazaar, For yswald, Wm., meats and groceries ...... !!!!*...... 66.32 To Meet Wedaeeday Jarvis, 3b 4.00 furphuey, lb .. . .4 1 2 7 1 0 Spencer, p months! With business improving, why not PERO’S B,, meats and groceries...... !!!!'.!'.!!!"'...... Karkavich, If .. . .4 1 1 3 0 0 At the close of today’s session It CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS 22.50 was announced the conferees would Brown, ss Mrs. Josephine, meau and groceries’ !!.’ !!! 1 !!!...... 17.00 \onke, c ...... 4 1 1 8 1 0 Simone, rf have a telephone in your home? Tasty Good Foods Visit For A Really Fine and Selected Line of _ li, Mrs. Lucy, rent ...... - W. PrutUng,' u meet again Wednesday morning. In The North End falaiiskas, Charles, milk ____ , ...... 11.20 ..4 0 1 1 0 0 Sandwich pT a Light Lunch Tbompfon, p .. . ..3 1 1 0 The American delegation today in­ fork HIU Flower Shop, wreath ...... 7.44 4 b cluded Norman H. Davis, Ambassa- Totals .... 42 12 10 27 0 1 Just call, write or visit our busihess office. Or We feature a good assortment of nationally known FRESH 4.00 Cobosz, cf ...., ..4 0 2 0 0 0 Went Sides We serve the besfUf everything and try to Batisfy it ' - . “ Ntterson, Wm.,.meaU and groceries ...... Satryb, 3 b ...... dor-at-largc; Robert W. Bingham, Conran's Shoppe merchandise and ahoes. Shop here for quality and low, Poaraon A Johnson, range oU ...... 9.00 ..3 0 1 4 0 0 AB. R.H. PO.A. E. any telephone employee will discuss it with you In every respect. ' ' Ifrices. Yoat, rt ...4 0 1 ambassador to Great Britidn; Rear -VM cdtFIik tsaOiHrboari] aikl ...... 4.20 -2 0 0 Wilkinson, 2b .. 8 0 0 8 0 0 R. Pruttlng, 2b . . .4 0 Admiral Richard H. Leigh, naval •entore. Enrico, rant 4 ...... •-...... 30.00 1 3 2 i Holland, c ...... 5 2 1 0 0 0 Jydu. Let us suggest a kind of service that will Sweet, c ...... 0 adrlaor, and Ray Atherton of the Benatt A Olenney, express ...... 10.00 0 0 1 1 0 American Embouy. They conferred 3IcConn, se .. .. 0 0 2 3 5 3 10.00 .z-Azhland ...... 6 satisfy both your needs and your pocket book. Also A Completo Line Of Fruits and Vegetables ..0 0 0 0 0 Hadden, lb , . . .. 4 0 2 8 0 0 with Prime MlhUter J. Ramaay # Wcklea, John, rant ...... 3.72 Mac-Donald, Sir Bolton Elyres-Mon- Plltt, 3b ...... S 0 1 0 2 2 DANCING — BOWUNG feda, Lu 8.40 34 4 11 24 • 1 Falkocki, cf .. .. 4 0 1 0 0 0 Every . MANCRISTXR. c o n n , MONDAY, JUNE 18,1984. MANCHESTER EVENtNO H KRAIA MANCHS8TER. C O NN^O NPAY, JUNE 18.19M.

MAKES b e a u t i f u l READING A Cherry Thought For Summer bi//"CHILDREN Daily Health FOLLOWS EDGES McCLUSKEY BY INCHES IN 2-M Ill By Olive Roberts 6a.*ton e t e a * n « a sastviea. in c . Service Some days I alt me down aodApaet o t tswiy root & any one j & i b p aaehsmS law I aaftoSim wonder what In the world It hap­ plscs. Thla la the lin t o t R^Mries ot bu j^ IL A B POY/^Ike/ pening to us. Tootk WIttoMt PoriMaa •ia articles by Dr. Morris Ftsh- Deans Hurl Cards to a Double Victohi Wim H<»ne stretch i m For a time they are sheltered bein in which IM tsUs you how to , ****•iH« * (nv7CI,«C For several yeiua I have been saying. "It is the Umee. We must at some aid station, and fed ind get the best relsxation snd en- looked after. But in almoat no __Jojrment out of your vacation. DON'KA OABRUX, ciniai pcr> team to see things in a dlbercnt caaa where Jobs are found lor WHEN WORLD RECORDS PELL light. Be peUent. A fU r a whi'e PAUL WINS BGHTH Tilden Believes Aussies BURNSIDES BEATEN fanner, (alia from tbe trapeia and them do ^ y stick long. By DB. MOBRIS FI8RBEIN A8 Favorite Places Third; la tajored. To pteabe her partaar, the tempo win elacken: we cm It ia no true pioneer spirit tnat AT PRINCETON TRAC* MEET catch up, or we'll Isam to is« ' a Editor, douraal o t the AmericaB MADEUNE SIDOAt.. Doaaa (oea^ drivaii them, because they are Medical AeeoctailoB, aad ot Rygeia, SBtAKH T, TOSSING lo MadeHna's home to reeapente,'' new tolerance."' Will Stop Yank Net Aces BY GREEN IN NINTH without purpoaa and wttbou: ony the Healtk Magaxine. i pretending to be tbe other girt. She But It doesn't work any mors. I -roots to transplant Flotsam Tra­ 2 World Records Broken ia aabanied of tbe deoepthm bnt have almost given up hope of any gic flotsam with eyes that lose When your heed starts drooping FIVE-HIT (M T E S T adjustment. And it isn’t "the Ky HABBT OBATSON %>of Tildao. Tbia la U a Ualt4^ becpa It up, even «vbrn B lIX SID- faith and become calculating a-nd abc'Jt 3 In the afternoqp, when Locals Stafe llN oeR iB KaK bAL, Madellne’a rawiln, aalu her to times" I am’ sure now, but the hard. They are not "dtlsen” ma­ Wood, U e fran jrounggtor Row long did TUden bellove ft Ij to lake Free-HittiDg followtog week-end for the Nation­ * MRS. FUANTEK. housekeeper I have reached the stage when, I Once when the ConsUtutloo was Us usual Interest, you are about w iU the fast service, ia tbe only would take to regain ItT al A. A. Ui (^lamplonahlpa, wbero R dlseharged by Donna, Is her enemy. am utterly sorry the automoDi'e flrst drafted many states would ready for your vacation. hack; Giuts Trim Pirates; member of U e current American “ Undar tbe present system," Tnsslc b j 12 lo 11. Mile of All Time iD4306.7; ia expected they will meet Bontbron Madeline irho has married CON waa ever Invented, because I blame not sign unUI the "Bill of RlghU” You may thinlt' ydu are doing Davis Cup team who has U e mak­ (Udnt knock, but he suspected It and Eaatman again. Baatman ro- ings of a rsally grsat pliyrer. Bo D AtlD , animal trainer, Is killed. rapid transit for most of It. Aii-le waa amended which gave more better to stay home and work. Set- would requite a long, long time. maiBii tbia week to New York adiiia from the crime noade po^ble. It entlfld studies show, however, that T ife rs a id Y a i b Split aaaerto William T. TUdm n . who Tratotog meUods were crlUelaed , Fighting an up-hill battle all Ue Eastman Sets New Woild Con knonrs ol Donna's deception and freedom of living, open ace ess o u A t to know. Bontkron wiU reet Up at hu is turning your jnmng pieople mto a a vacsUoi^ Is an asset from the lit 1B$2 and IBSS, but not U U year. way, Manchester Green came from to DetrolL ^ decides to blackmail her. He comes acroas border-Unea, and ether con­ Tlldm la U e kind of man a lot of Bedouins. cessions concerning trade. financial point Ot view, because you Had Tilden anything to suggeet behind at Jfirvis Grove yesterday to the nearby town and Donna ajiorta wrltor lovea to interview. M ark n Half Mile of Bonttaron'a frilure to give Cua- Wandering Youth In those days no one could fore­ do more/productive work afterward Twia Bill Prograiii. that might expedite the return of afternoon to beat U e strong Burn­ meets him secretly. Con threatens than you did before. Uke Rogera Hornsby, Jack Damp* alngbam any real oompatittoa Sat­ to cause trouble for her. .Mrs. Plant­ Recently Travelers' Aid Soda- see any inich situation as exists to­ Yankee aujiremacy ? side A. C. by a score of 12 to 11, urday waa tbe big eurpriae of tba Vaintlon coat of an average fam­ aey. Sir Malcolm CampbeU, aad Yea, but he would have to alt er learns of the meeting and wTites ties have been co-operating, or, try­ day. B. rcLuorPoN, n . hocUItties coming to a dote to Ue 1:49.8; Two-M ilt Event aU-atar Priacaton mceL Tiger Bill ing to co-operate, on the orablem ily/In the United States, with an FriU Crialer, U e Princeton coach, down WiU me for at least two BUI an anonymous letter. Blocking the Itoads atofl r rtaa Sporla Writer u e Old Master says someUtog. last of U e nlqth when U e Green put was caught napping by Cunatogv of waindering boys and girts. I sonietlmes wonder if some new Income of from $2,400 to $3,000 a hours, go over U e situation wlU over U e wburibg tally w iU one out. BUI goes to see Con and during ^'ear, varies from $5.76, spent a 'Wood has a tennis brain and pencU and paper, draw charts and ham’a blaxtog third-quarter pace or Two years-ago there waa a great system of passports between statee of the moet eurprtaiiig aad Each t e ^ scored once in their Is Slow. elae almply unable to match IL A t his absence Grandfather Siddal dies. worker who stays at home and goes a beautiful all-around game," ex­ whaUot, to make that clear, Why BiU, believing Donna has committed to-do about the thousands of wild could not be worked out to that ImportaBt devMepaoeata the Ma- TsspecUw'' halves of the opening any rate be waa ao far behind, hoys that had become a narljnHl to the ball gande every afternoon, plained Tilden. He classea the waste U e time? But one gaUered bigamy, tells ber he “knows the Irrespoi ribles without reasin for tioiial League raca baa produced ao oUars, Francis X. Shields and U e frame,Ahd to U e fourU U e vizltors atarting the laat lap, that hla fa­ problem. Washington talked of travel would have more dlffl'iUty to $180 a year, spent by famines to r thla eeaaon Uea in u e allowing that be didn’t Utok much of, U e truth" and wUI leave Immediately that take motor tripe. equally tall Xestc.' Stoefen and U. S. lAwn Tennis Associatloiti or tcolT/a one run lead, adding two (Special to The HcraM) mous flniahint. "kick," even If ha concentration camps and did m^ke in checking out, or In, on. rnort of U e eo-callcd weak clubs of U e to U e flfU for a total of four had produced IL would not have sfler the luneral. Donna steals away Moat people think that the cheap­ George' M. Lott, aa good but not its Davis Cup oomtolttee. raotO Princeton, N. J.— (A P )— His and boards a train for Chicago. gesture in that direction. The order After all, this country Is •aetera aaotor of U e circuit ia U e w to Uts point The best the done him much good.* He waa forty establishment of the C. C C.' est vacation they can get Is to visit top flight performers, and aureiy “Amateur tennia is not nearly, as finest performance alnce illneiui CHAHTEH XL. VI too oig tc go on fortVer without di western tour which began early laat not good enough to return Ua Tfublardites could do was to put yards behind Cunningham and camps did much to gather In many more stringent “block” system. their relatives, but Sven tost costs week. fast ia this country as it .was sisv-' Donna heard the familiar voice toe average family $25. trophy to this (xnintry. eral years ago," declared Tilden. / across ons run to U e fifth and threatened to cut short his ath­ timed in 4:12.6 with Gene Venxka almost before nhe saw who was of the wMderers. And for a time It may sound like a pipe dream, Bietaad of taking it on U e ckiw another to the aevenU, brining the of Pennsylvania third. Tbere is ao the matter of our floating popula­ ' Sonietlmes the cheapest vacation ‘'iahlelds, Stoefen, and Lett do letic career today stood to the rpeaklng "Well, look who's hero! 1 writh all the roads wr have today, all around, Boatow, Brooklyn not do U e required work,” eluci­ ecors to 4 to 8 to favor of Burnside doubt Bontbron can do oetter, since tion ceased to. block the view. but Is it? Good healthy toil-g.ati-s Is the best, and the most expensive TIlUadelphia have dealt out blowa German Beat Anaatasri credtt_of Joe McC^uskey, one- didn't expect to sec you." vacation may be a total loss from dated TUden. "Shields falls toened. A s Uis be covered, the mUe.^. to . .4toS-7 She stared into Con David's blur­ Now we are suddenly aware might not atop gangsters, but they right and left to U e West^ pennant machanics of U s game. His raUer productive Inning started, time Fordham aice^ •gainst Lovelock last ysar, blit ba that not only hundreds-of thou­ the point of view of producing rest eontonders while U e leagrue leading fei^onal end of Ue sportt' red. bl..oAdrian- tian Bouaaua. foUowtog.. U e left- you belong. A farm's no place for a bag fastens with an amusing ball and loop arrangemenL a change from toe routine of Quist and TurnbuU, falltog before to,miava-Jimmy -^liane In favor day, Follows won out by less BOWS T^ALDWINS aMy he’s kidding himself that you } honld convince him that Con David endive and top with mayonnaise. humbled Ue Pirates 0 to 8 wiU Ue handed Frenchman’s victory ovot girl like you. Maybe you're put oi British Ditotor Relates Some TaU Sweetbread Salad dally life, but rest is most impor­ France, minus Coohet and Lacoste of Andy Fiedler, U e two changing loved him so much you were willing was nothing to her. and never had tant. In fact, hygienists have as­ aid of Lofty O'Doul'a pincli homer Andre Merlin to his losing team’s than a foot with Ray Sears of training now but you'll soon get Tiiles In This Book. Sweetbread salad can take the and w lU an agtog Jaah Borotra. ' Davis Cup series w iU Fnmce. poclUons. Andy forced the next two 10 commit a crime to marry him. been. serted that one of toe greatest con­ W iU U e baaee fufl. The loeere al' to pop out, and U e Inning was over, Butler, in third place, 16 yards your stride again." place of chicken salad for party Fred J. Perry, U e ateady Henry “Baron von Cramm has the to- L o ^ Gain 9*6 Victory ••bat should set a lot bcttci than The motion ot the, train, the con- The flnest pipe-dream that has LOOK FOR MEN, YES, tributions of the Biblical cods to moat dropped into the setxmd dlvl but five more tailiei were chalked Ue took her' hat from the seat htllevlng that I waa your lover." affairs and Is easier and quicker riton hut'saved fonrU place by One -W.. A ustin, Q e ^ e jp.- -Hughes and- cliaarioD, ttoae-.--wad Buney;” eoB* !)LAht chug-chug of the engine and been put between covers in many a to prepare unless you use canned hygiene was Its'empEasls on ons wUl keep U a cup to England iip for the hiimdeira. merly of ComeH, fourth and and sat down beside'her. pdnna was "you'll give rne that certifleate, ibe warmth of tho car were Sooth- BUT OVERLOOK THEM, TOO day of rest in every seven. percentage point when U e Braves eluded U e perennial Philadelphian, ONrer Hartford team that . not conscious of Irritation. She Donna said tensely, "and I’ll prove month seems to ' be ‘The Invisible chicken The sweetbreads are soak­ (Ud Cubs divided a bargain bin. another year at laaat, to the opinion stressing U e latter. Tho onslaught had, however, last. The time, 9:28.9 was a itig. The quivering tn her limbs and ed In cold salted water for one With tbe coming of the machine aroused OR U e different fighting didn't care whether he lat there or to him th.at you lied." the sensation of sinking ceased. Influence”, by Alexander Cannon. age, the pressure has so greatly In­ Boston won the opener g-2 as disappointment, but was due ncL She felt that she should hate hour, simmered in salted acidulated By HELEN WELSHIMER -I contract Is as important to an ex- nsdlonalities included to tlir70reen "Oh. no, my dear. I won't give Dnnna tried to open her eyea lo The author, a British doctor anri creased that a five-day week is tour-run burst against Bud Tinning entirely to the fact that not one Biaoked the Greea. him, bht instead she had no feeling .t to you! That’s my most valuable water for twenty minutes and then When Dr. Boris SokoIoB announc-! ecutlve as, the money from a' paper in U e second carried Fred Franic^ line-up, and to Ueir hall of this to­ watch the snow-clad flclds as they psychiatrist, tells here ol his experi­ blanched In cold water. Remove all likely In many Industries, whlcn of the four starters wanted to for him, one way or unother. He asset at the moment not only to ences with the mystics of India and ed the other day that women have route It to an eight-year-old boy. means the regular disposal of two house to his tenU mound victory. ning they sure-enough came. back. I-assed them, but her lids seemed membrane and connecting tissue a greater capacity for happiness; A steel bridge across the Andes BorsUo, flrst up. walked, Jarvis Baldwins A. C. gained a notable had merely staged tbe climax of the prove I’m Amos Slddal's heir, but as weighted down. Tho reaction, com- Tibet, and relates a great many days each Week for recreation. The second clash went eleven to' set the pace. Despite the fact drama she bersdf bad written. and cut tn neat dice. than men. he made a (surprising fe-1 symbolizes a man's dreams as sure- singled, Segar walked, and U e bags victory at ML Nebo yesterday after- a trump card to make.you do what fined wltli hope, lulled her nerves, talcs which-unless I am badly mis­ Many organizations have become ninge before Chuck Klein socked Bluefields Are Winners he announced before hand he Two cups prepared sweetbreads maf k. Men, as - everybody knows,; ly as the wooden one across the llv- his 17U homer and produced a 3-2 were full. Jimmy Spillane cracked AnoUer world mark fell when lanky Ben Eastman, ot U e Olympic rcon when the local team turned "Going to Chi, I suppose?" I want you to ." made her drowsy and she slept. taken—you' will not be able to b<>- interested In proper disposal ot this d u b of San Francisco, covered U e half mile at Princeton, N J., in 1149.8. would not set the pace, McClus­ "And that la—?" lleve. '—' 2 cu))s shredded celery, 1-2 cup are ususally happier than wom en .' ing room rug-Is the suggestion of a Cub triumph. one over second, but Monte leaped back the Pomerantx Bakery nine of ‘‘Yes."' she agreed. Hours later she sat up with a B .t the famous European physio-1 vision that has been bom tn a time from the point of view not That's Charles HomboEtei, Indiana ace, coming to a few jnrtls behind blanched and coarsely shreUried al­ opiy of recreation, but also of adult Brooklyn took two games from into U e air, caught IL and doubled key found himself in front at Hartford by a score of 9 to 6. The “ So'm I. _ Decided I'd better go "Keep up the ma.sqiiernile. Get start, "fho train was standing still. Here are a few samples: monds, 1 cup' peeled and seeded logist explained why women defeat small boy's heart. to break U e former record too. I he farm, divorce the farmer, and education. Cincinnati's lowly Beds, d-2 and $-7, iTarvla at second. There was still one the gun. He tried his best to losers recently blanked Manchester while the poInfC'e good. Siddal might CiKhta were blazing and outside the He visited a Tibetan monastery. white grapes, French dressing, may- themMlves. Women, he asserted,' But women jponder and.worry on winning each on a three run rally Of 2 Weekend Tussles liiarry me." Executives who work unde" high out to .go Uough, and Segar having relinquish the lead. Against Green, 2 to 0, but Castollan, the get hasty after ho thinks over what window she could see porters' run- A coffin was- brought In; Dr, Can­ onnat.<«. lettuce hearts. do not relax. They tto not take life the possibilities and the probabUit- to the ninU, aad made it five out of •—:------advanced to second, Bycholsky b'.irler that turned the trick, was ■ I said.'' She laughed acomfnlly. "I'd starve n.rg back and forth with luggage, non examined thp corpse and found Mandate sweetbreads In Frencli pressure with great responsibility his will, Sears finally went to Oelore I’d ilo that. And, If It's the If*” - They work too jes of their peculiar problems In- are likely to take both winter add seven to U e west. 'Van Mungo'i I Raynor, If ...... e , vralked, again filling U e bags. Joe knocked from the box by the Bald­ “ You chose a bad time to leave, ."ome pushing trucks loaded with that It had been dead, by every dressiLg made with a combination accepting them simply. If tenU' victory came from five-hit Lovett appeared and smacked out a the front, but it was a study in wins, being replaced by plnvcci. last thing I ever do. I'll prevent you cuitcascs or trunks. medical teat he could apply, for »’l summer vacations. If we live twice i A. Raguskas, 8b .4' Donna said alowly, laborriously. "As of krroD Juice and tarrag-io vine­ Yet Dr. Sokoloff states that we built bridges wc would worry hurling to the opener. Halt Trinity Parisk Win •west double, scortog Borello and Baldwins scored three in tbe first, long as you came to l,ebanon to get irom getting What lan’t yours." She Jumped up,' pushed her hat leaat 24 hours. as fast we used to, we ought to I Katkaveck, e . .. .4 low motion for six and three- gar. i-«t stand on ice one hou - or AmericiW women are toe most ro- for fear they weren’t going to be rest twice as much and twice as Detroit and New York failed to ! Patton, l b ...... 4 Segar, Zapatka singled o.ver first to Trojans Are Impressive f')ur in the fourth and two to the Grandfather' Slddal's money you "I’ve heard that before So .you're into place, pulled on her coat and Then the grand lama ordered the longer. Whtn ready to serve dram mantle In the world. The most ro- properly appreciated, for fear our reach any decision to their duel for quarters laps. btlll strong'for the husband, even It corp.se to get up- and the corpse mantle — and they accomplish often. Streak 4-2, as Ko?is -Kovis, p ...... ,4 score Bycholsky and Lovett, and sixth and then qiielled an uprising to should have stayed until hlj-will was. nnutclied up her traveling bag. This from dressing and combine with new frocks might not arrive tn time U e American Leag(ue lead, splitting then to bat came Andy Fiedler, be Finally Follows broke loose the seventh to put the game-on ice. read." • he did kick you out!" T'Ust be the plact where she was to obligingly did so, genuflected, and prepared materials. Add meyon- nothing at all, because of it! a doublebeader and leaving U e for the opening, for fear a certain NEXT: The kind of vacation to Totals ...... $ «' 4 12 27 10 bad already registered a stogie, a and McCluskey went with him. Robbins held the Bakery well to "Will! W'hat do .you moan?" “I ’m so strong for him," she satd, liavb the train and catch another, then got back Into the coffin! naise to make mplat and serve In Men are happy, he continued, be­ man would be, late! Oh, yes, we Yanks wriU U e one-game margin lows Bnt Four Hits; Top that If he refuses to let me be his' l ack to Lebanon. cause they have simpler natures. choose. Trinity Parish double'and'a three-bagger, but to 111 Poughkeepsie Victory Follows passed Sears, but Mc­ check with nine well scattered hits. "He's dead. He died this raomlng." Dr. Cannon and a guide came to nests of lettuce hearts. Garnish would. Dr. Sokoloff was speaking Uey. gatoed Saturday. Lefty make the day complete, Andy lifted He also shared hltttog honors with wife I’ll b«i his servant. I love him a moimtiiln stream. On the other Where Is a Woman who wouldn't AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Cluskey had quite an elbo'wing "I'll be damned! Bo you didn't The car was deserted and that with thin slices of pimento-stuffed correctly. Gomes held U e Tigers to five hits Forcolowe, 2b, rf 4 one far, wide and handsome for a Sturgeon. get to make good your threat?" more than anything in the world!" seemed strange. Peihap.s Con had aide was a Tibetan holy man. He olives. exchange her own complexity for to U e opener to win $ to 2 for his Arrow, Hart and Hege- 0 0 0 0 0 Men take life more quietly more Johnson, as ...... 4 0 0 2 home run, scoring Zapatka. Pinney duel with the Butler flash be­ Saturday afternoon, Baldwtos "My threat?" "You'll get over that. I felt that rtepped out on tho platform for a ImstructeU them In the mystic sp a naan's simplicity? Where Is a elevenU mound triumph. Vic Sor- 6 0 , 10:50; second, methcidlcally. A man can go tp tho C. Fprcolowe, ...3 0 1 2 0 0 ^ing!ed, and the Green had batted Syracuse, 11:081; fore he also could get past. bowed to Hlghl,and Park, 8 to 5. Al "'I mean get him to change his way about you once but I lived III oath of air. Donna ran down the creLi of levitation and they were woman who doesn't wish that she rril turned U e tables w iU a three- Row to G ose But Convincii^ third, Cornell, I'lrough It." Ltvsstock authorities ssy each could banish the ability to speak in golf club and spend a day. two days, man Nine by 7 to 3 Score. Sheehan, c ..., .. 4 0 1 6 1 0 artund. Borello Ucn advanced to Ue 11:12; fourU, Penn; fifth, Colum­ h fte r ^ h s t it wan a Hingdonp Smith pitched good bail for the win- wUI in favor of ytnir precious hus- luflc, afraid the train might start able to W'Rft their bodies clear acro.ia three' days, four days, chasing balls © LQRIFYINe bit hurling Job and won S-2 when Fortunately there were ho iia.s- the'.strea.m In pierlect safety. dalryXow In a herd should be g'ven riddles since she expects men to Dorln, If ...... 3 2 1 3 1 0 plate,'but retired on accOTTnl of Uree bia; sixth, Rutgeri.' TifrF"and C Dougan featured at the ■ band?" l/cforc .she coiild get off, A hrnke- around the green; perfectly con­ Hank Greenberg's homer climaxed Swan, lb . . . . 00^ battle between Follows and Mc­ .-rngers within earshot.' The oon- A yogi. In Dr. Cannon's preseneo, a yearly allotment of two tons of understand them, and a cross word a Uree-run eighU toning rally. .. 3 0 0 9 1 0 he could not connect wiU, and so Junior Varsity— (Uree miles)— plate along with Smith who had a "No. He didn't change the will." miin stolid In the little vestibule. Lie tented. He doesn’t worry lest toe The Bluefields came Urough w iU WiUlama, 2b .. ..8 0 0 Cluskey for the last lap and I'uclor passed through the cur and withered a flg tree by pointing ms hay, two acres of pasture, 16 bush-, puzzle is toe best that men can do? ki. "u, i. . _Y o u r s e l f Washington, which captured 4 4 1 ended Ue exciting elghU, wiU Ue Won by Syracuse, 16:40A; second. perfect day at bat to upset the tra­ "Hm! Then what are you running smiled and .said, "Getting off here?" els of com, 16 bushels of oats and Men take life simply, after the his fancy, or. his heart, two Impressive victories over U*^ Waniman, Sb.. ...2 0 1 1 2 0 s.'.:ors tied at nine all. Navy, 16:41.4; third, Cornell, •way for? Even If the boy friend Is Uonna beckoned to him to ask wliat "Yes." Anger at It and commanding It to' third from (3eveland by winning the former, despite his famed dition that pitchtrs can’t hlL He 600 pounds of cottonseed meal. manner of children. A business sP'n'h'JF her time on somebody Horton, p ...... 2 .0 0 0 1 0 With Navy Third; Rimoer- 15:48.3; fourth, California; flfU , through With you, so far as he would be the next stop, lie told her shrivel. Saturdajt's twin bill, held the place week-end, stopping U e Trinity The Burnside A. C. seemed some­ “kick" could not gain an inch fanned no less than 15 batters to aU. The groit dome overhead, the else s yacht or In someone else s Kling, rf ...... 1 6 0 0 0 0 Columbia. Highland Pork will play Hose (Com­ knows you're Madeline Slildal and ano moved on. She picki-d up her (.ales beyond and-the rcil caps look­ Another holy man took a letter by a few points despite aq 8 to Parish aeven-ga'roo winning streak what peeved at U e turn of events, and they breasted the tape al­ Dr. Cannon had written and dellv- motor oar. Sufficient unto the day Varsity Race— (four miles)—Won pany No. 4 at ML Nebo tonight at the property la yours. You can kick traveling bag and moved to uiiutbei 'd familiar. Suddenly Donna's heart Js the evil thereof, according to an shellacking from the Indians. An WiU a 4 to 2 triumph at New and opened U e ninU wlU a single Ups Win Two-Nfle Event ereil It to a British official 2,000 _ Nflk S0Kn€r»E;------Totals ... 29 2 4 27 16 1 by (California, 19:44; second, Wash­ most together. 6 o’clock. i.eut. Con laughed, flipped the page, V early attack'on Earl Whitehlll did ty R. Paul. GuUotU hit straight up him out, you know." acciiied to atop beating. She saw Con old proverb which a wise teacher Haven on Saturday and Uen turn­ Score by innings: ington, 19:48.4; third. Navy, She looked at him, not compre­ of his magazine and apparently lost miles away, and then came back U e trick aad ended the Senators' ing back U e Arrow, Hart " and in Ue air, but when U e sphere came Baldwin A. C. walking townrd the gate, a porter again-—all In less than three hours. gave lis' long, long ago. Men will How you apply It la Just os im­ Bluefields ...... 200 020 000— 4 of Freshmen Crews. 19:50.2; fourU, Cornell, 19:58.2; By ALAH GOULD hending what h'e was saying. all Intere.'-l. ta-cide him carrying his luggage. ' let the womhn ride in the yacht or portant as what odor and what six game winning streak. . Hegeman nine of Hartford at ML dotwn, Andy Fiedler was writing for AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Dr. Cannon seems to be a m.m Trinity Parish . . . . 010 010 000- fifU , Pennsylvania, 19:69; sixU, Aaaoctoted Preaa Sporte Editor Eavorick, 3 b ...... 4 2 0 0 3 “ Why don't you divorce him,- Don­ Donna rested her head against the He looked back at her and waved. the car uqtil. toe golf period 1s brand of perfume you use. I know The AUletlcs took the day’s best Nebo yesterday to U e tune of 7 to it. Ballard waa purposely passed, re- of enough standing to deserve pitching duel from Chicago, 3-2 aa Two base hits, Sheehan; home Syracuse, 20:24; seventh, Colum­ ■Wiganowski, 2b-rf 6 2 1 i i na ? I'll marry you and there'll be tack of the scat and closed her eyc.s. I’ll he at the Sherman House -for home. After all, men reason, they a woman who can afford to buy— runs, Brennan, Dorin; double plays, tiirntog the compliment by promptly Poughkeepsie, N. Y., June 18. — bia, 20:42.2. She was ullcriy weary. Her templca hearing, and he's very much in Johnny Marcum allowed Uree hits In Saturday's clash against Sam stealing second, as Paul had advanc­ SETS MILE RECORD Sturgeon, ss-2b ..4 3 3 1 l uo need to spill the truth about the a few daj-s," he said. "Call me up!" earnest. And It's all pretty puz- will be home tomorrow or the next and dbe.a—expensive odors in large Johnson unassisted, Johnson to (A P )—Rowing followers today fraud. Aside from the money. I'm throbbed and the name dizziness (lay and they will Win back any and Milt Gaston four. A l Simmons' Massey's team, Ed Kovis limited U e ed to third. Petersen singled to score New York, June 18.—(A P )—The Obzo, c f ...... ,...3 0 0 0 0 .She was In Chicago. She had gone -zltng. quantities, but, sad to relate, she Sheehan to Swan, B. SmiU to C. were still singing the praises of two foot-racing world has two new strong for' you. Y'ou know that! 1 Ihrt had made Con David’s face a love that has strayed. ^u rs It on her clothes instead of tenU homer stod Bob Johnson's home team to four scattered bingles Paul, and Ballard a moment later Antonio, lb .....4 0 0 10 0 Clear Hiroiigh to Chicago and Con Such are the tales Dr. Cannon 17th produced all the runs but the SmlU to Piurek; base on balls off, achlevemente to marvel at today__ oon't want to hurt you. I hated like < urlmis blur with grotesque features But. a woman acts differently. spraying It on her akin and the in a fast and well-played game, of Kovis 4, Horton 1; hit by pitcher, B. stole home. Tierney hit and Petersen great west coast crews, the« Cali­ DovetL I f ...... 2 0 0 1 0 I'livld trad been on- the same trqln. relates; and the whole thing has winner, which Eric McNair drove Kansas Glenn (Cunningham’s world Milder, Ss ...... 2 1 1 0 0 the devil to threaten you, but it's ptrsls^d, even though her heart was l>.'nna dropped- her traveling bag She cannot spend her vacation In scent, too strong for the first few Which U e aensaUona: performance SmiU by . Horton; struck out by. essayed to also steal home but fornia varsity and U e Washington your reviewer stumped. to. of “Whitey” Pincek, new Bluefields record mile of 4:06.7 and (CaUfornia Richardson, c ,...3 0 0 8 2 every fellow for himself, you know :ighter. and atomi staring after hllti. as this Idyllic leisure. She wonders what hours, disappears entirely before Kovis 6, Horton 4; umpire, Kelly. Bycholsky's quick return o f ’iner- freshmen as they reviewed U e re­ PuhlLshed by Dutton, the boos . Boston, to _ II/Ul place, - and 8t- shortstop, was « feature. Tbe hit­ Ben Eastman.'s sensational hslf- Itobbins, p ...... 4 1.3 0 1 'int'a-4ho -matter ------Thcro ; was., utm—hooe -it— was rew mcrrai'e thTrnrched her. ---- .sells for $1.50...... A certain,man is doing — unless of toe evening Is over.------is y ’s hit caught Petersen, 'Segar sults of Ue renewal. Saturday - of nstural that Bi)l, believing she was course there Isn’t any man to Then there Is another girl who Louls, to sixU, split a twin Mil. ting , of “Hook" Brennan and Ue intercollegiate rowing regatta mUe mark of 1:49.8—whUe Ameri­ Sullivan, r f ...... i o 1 0 0 She was staring at him In blank At least, she could telegraph Bill the Browns slammed out a 10-7 de­ tagging him aa he slid in. Dobrizuiki not reiilly his'wife. ahoiiKI say ho wonder about. She visualizes him can afford only a small amount of 'Chuckjr*' SmlU was also outstand­ on the Hudson. ca once more con proudly claim su- •maxement. "He sold 'you told him riid bog him to Irt her return. cision to U e flrst clash on Al struck out, and Ue toning was over, YESTERDAY’S RESULTS premaej to the human speed chase the truth. It was because of wha,t wes getting out. Bigamy was an in scenes that never happen. She good perfume now and then. Bub ing, U e former hitting one of U e V.1U U e vlsitora again ahead, by Postponed for a year because of 32 9 9 21 8 8 (To Be Continued) Bejma’s homer and U e Red Sox longest home runs seen at U e park at all standard distances from 100 you said that he was going to leave makes herself unhappy. this wise little thing sprays It on two runs. Coach Dwyer, sent 'Miku- economic conditions one of the most Northeastern Pomerantz Bakery won the six-inning afterpiece « to to many years. Johnson waa best Hartford 11-10, Worcester 3-11. yards to the mile. A. Damich, cf me. If you illdn't tell hlni-ifn not 5ISTER Well, vacation time is here. And her heck nad shoulders before she Ict to U e plate as a pinch-hitter to colorful and stirring spectacles of .5 a wise woman will copy the rules $ alUough Lefty Grove was for U e losers. Ue college sports world came back Manchester 4-2, Lowell 2-1. In rapid succession Saturday aft­ Krupkln, if ... .2 Aladellne. In heaven s nmaewhat did put on her clean underthings, with knocked out to U e final frame. open U e Green's naif of U e last in- from a man's bixik. A man's ob­ tbe result thajt the odor lingers until In yesterday’s game, U e Blue- to Ue river in all its old glory for New BSHford 6-4. Springfield ernoon on the lightning-fast Prince D. Baztten, 2b ..4 you tell him that pncild turn him fields collected IS hits. Neubauer mrg, and U e strategy proved en­ •gainst me so? livion is not due to. the fact that she bathes again. Of course, she one of the most successful renewals L-16. ton University track, (Cunnlgham Nargl, c ...... 4 was on U e mound for U e locals and tirely successful, as Johnny cracked National The man. ahified uneasily. "I told Q iP a m ^ M / he does not care what a. woman puts a drop, on her handkerchief, out a triple, Eddie Segar next up since Ue first race to 1895. dashed away from Bill Bontbron, Celustoo, 8b .. ..4 held U e visitors to eight hits, strik-. A crowd estimated at from 25,(K)0 New York 9, Pittsburgh 3. his Tiger rival, to bring the mile Diavcci, p . . . . him the ^Jtteral truth and nothing may be doing. He honestly doesn't too. Everyone should. And she ■ By Associated Press singled to score MIkoItet. SplUane ..2 Bj Hclta Wdahiner think about it! If a Woman could tog (jut seven batters. Raguskus to 50,000 persons, aboard scores of St. Lopls 6-7, Phlaldelphla 0-5, record back to the United States else/>^ ■ * uses toilet water and soap that har­ Lou Gebrig, Yankees, and Char­ stj'jck qfft. Segar worked his way Battorson, rf . ..2 I WENT-riding down lolthciins realize this she wouldn't fret be­ monizes with the perfume, thereby and Katkaveck featured at bat. pleasure craft to U e river, the 16- Brooklyn 4-9, OnclnnaU 2-7. after Eastman had wiped out all G. Castollan, ss ..4 -?But If you—how-could I get the (Tourists always go BATTING Bluefields ley Gehringer, Tigers—drove in de­ around to third,- and scored on By- Boston 4-2, Chicago 2-3. cause she Isn't bombarded with creating no disharmony of scents. car observation train or perched on existing 880-yard records with a Roger, lb ___ ..4 w o e y you want so badly If Bill laioking for the sjcrrd placs Kitchen AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ciding runs and teams split double- cholsky’s single, and Uien the al­ knows I'm an Impostor?" telephone calls and telegrams, „ ^ dur- Remember that it’s better to go header. vantage points along the shore and American five-yard triumph over Indiana’s y. (Castollan, p ..1 Hjsloty pictures show.) Raynor, If ...... 6 0 1 0 0 0 ways reliable Joe Lovett faced Jar- New York 3-2, Detroit 2-5. "He doesn't know- It. I didn't sav Salad meals are the' order of Ing the interval of separation. Her | unperfumed than to use an evening Leo Durocher, Cardinals—Batted on the bridge, aaw a (California vat' great (Charley Ilornbostel, who also -stock hasn'.t gone..down....She. ..haa'.odur .for-daytime,.spr^. .scent.. on.. C. Smith, 2b ....6 0 0 1 2 1 L3on, crackedB 1. . out , a Uree-bagger, ------DO—, ally eight, every man of which waa St. Louis 10-3, Boston 7-6. was inside the best ppsytous.-mark •nyffilhg ^Boiit the masquerade. 'summer days ' betaOse' they may - t o 1 ”^ been put aside for a few days Brennasr c t - .- 0 -2 ir 0 - 0 JTour counters |a double 'victory What I said was the truth and he X Thai a war ran dt», be at the same time hearty and frocks instead of directly on the over Phillies...... ^ the romppflng In the— regatta- for the devetend 8,-Washington 3." , with a i;5ir.T't>eiTorinance: Umpire—Kovis. I found talleird, broken gloss, When a woman takes a man to By AS80SIATED PBESS Rautenburg, cf ..1 0 0 0 1 0 game. onno ice for « U e - n.—_Green with but time, sweep to close but con­ Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2. Thus, tor the flrst time since chose to Interpret It In a different light. skth, or use s'o mi ' hat you leave B. Smith, rf . Johnny Marcum, Athletics — one ouL Slarshine siding through. I' task for careles.aness of which ho (Including yesterday's games). . .. 6 0 1 3 1 0 vincing victory In-the four mUe race STANDING 1923, America can claim the fastest way—that's all!" The combination of meat and K\. a heavy trail behind wrhen you walk limited White Sox to three hits HIgUaad Park is unconscious She Is demonstrating AMERICAN LEAGUE Piurek, aa .. ___ 4 1 1 3 1 1 Manchester Green and the husky Washington year­ Noiriieostern vegetables In hesrty salsds Is flne I across the dance floor. In short, and fanned seven for season’s first foot-racers at each of tbese claaaie AB. R.^r. PO. A. B. Donna caught his arm feverish­ I ONG aisles where blue armored knights something else, too. She reveals jttog—Oehringer, Tigers, .4028) A. Rasguskaa, 3b 4 2 1 1 I- 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. lings row to a five length victory to W. L. ly. "What—what did you tell him?" Used lo kneel lo prav, for summer because It helps to perfume, like most cosmetic prepa­ B. Raaguakas, victory. ■—= p .a distances. Long this country's P. Kissman, ct 0 0 0. 0 0 the fact that she has a greater “ (h. Senator, .4025. lb 4 2 3 8 0 1 Bycholsky, 2b ..4 3 2 .1 1 0 the two mile opening contest. Lowell ...... 1 8 12 .600 pride and Joy, tbe mile record waa “ I said that 1 married Madeline When crusades, awaited'Ihcm, effect a balanced diet. Fruits also rations, requires Intelligent appli­ Katkaveck, c ___ 4 Melott, Giants — Lad attack on Gunther, cf •<;.8 1 0 0 0 0 capacity for unhappiness as well as hringer. Tigers, o2. 1 3 8 0 0 J. LovetL 3b ..6 3 2 3 2 1 Only a smoothly stroking Junior Worcester ...... 18 18 .600 snatched away by the fleet Psiavo Siddal ana showed him the certifi­ Sensed a dim decay. may be combined with meats or cation. Neubauer, p . ... 3 double and single. EHieaon,-ss ..,___ 6 3 2 1 for happiness! Ths batted in—Gehrig, Yankees, 1 1 1 3 0 Zapatka, ss .. ..8 1 0 1 3 0 varsity from Syracuse saved any- Manchester ...... 15 16 .484 Nurmi ot Finland eleven years ago. 0 2 cate. 1 rather Imagine he believes fish with good results. The vege­ BUI Werber, Red Sox — Rapped B DoUgim, 2b ,....6 1 2 1 8 1 Eyea need special attention'in toe 66. Fiedler, cf-p . ..5 1 4 2 2 0 tiiing for the East, the Orange oars­ Hartford ...... 13 16 .448 Nurnii’a time was 4:10.4. Subse­ that you' comtnilled bigamy, my table or fruit acts as a filler for . . - U ^ UJiJL JbiDielu Totals ...... S3 713 *26 Browns' pitching for Uree hits in' Dougan, 8b .---- 6 1 4 PEOPLE TH1NKI.NG AGAIN ' ^,/Hits—-'Manush, Senators, 98. 9 8 i’ toney, lb . .. ..6' 0 1 7 0 0 men getting a close ■victory over Springfield ...... 13 17 .433 1 1 1 dear, when you v.'ent through the the salad and supplies mineral summer time when the air is filled Arrow, Hart t Hegemaa each game of doubleheader. quently It passed to Julee L§doa- A. Kissman, lb1 .. .5 1 V W /HiU (^airitL Washington.—"there Is a lot of Doubles—Greenberg, Tigers, and Borello, if ... ..4 1 0 2 0 0 Navy in the three-mile Jayvee .:on- New Bedford ...... 13 17 .438 inergue of France, at 4:(WA, and 2 6 8 1 ceremony with him." content and ballast In the diet. with dust and the sunshine Is very AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Fred Frankhouse, Braves, and R. Bentley, if ---- 6 1 1 0 hot controversy going ort among us Averill. Indians, 20.,. Jarvis, rf ... ..4 0 0 1 0 0 test. It was the only . race the National last July at Pitoceton waa lowered 0 0 ‘'Oh, my God!" she cried "No The following salad can .be va­ moytJe. /jicudlL bright. When she starts on her Giansantl, ss .,..4 l 2 0 2 1 Chuck Klein, Cubs—Former pitch­ J. Lewis, rf , ___ 4 0 0 about regimentation and freedom. vacation, the wise woman takes an Triples—Manush, Senators, 9. Richardson, o ..1 0. 0 7 0 0 westerners did not dominate, Cali­ W. L. P.C. to 4:07.8 by Jack'Lovelock, the 0 0 0 wonder he ' acted the way he did. ried In several ways, as for ‘n- em,lytoCcle>t.tJ IrodiAfer Murphy, p, 3b ...4 0 '1 0 2 1 ed seven-bit ball, fanning she, to J, Adams, c . ---- 4 0 We have been' in some danger of antiseptic lotion with which to wash Home runs—Bonura, Whits Sox, Spillane, p-cf . ..5 0 0 1 1 fornia’s jayvees finishing a well- New York ...... 37 29 .661 sUm NmV iSeoIander running tor 1 18 1 .0 What a'scoundrel you are, Coa atance. Net cubes of ' veal and Ostafln, lb, rf ..6 1 0 2 0 0 win flrst game; latter walloped 0 A. Smith, p . ....4 0 cA oiL Ou TuMriTTL, the- nlght-ridlng spirit of « bureau­ and Johnson, AUeltlca, 17. Segar, c ...... 1 t beaten fourth. Washington was not St. Louis ...... 33 21 .611 Oxford^nlverslty. ^' 4 0 17 0 David! I didn't know s man eoula matchllke pieces of carrots, sub­ her eyes twice a day, muscle oil or Dellay, 2b, lb ...5 0 3 11 0 0 homer to eleventh to decide second. 2 . I 2 0 0 cratic conformity, but we are get- ■Pitching—Gomel., Yankees, 11-1. .x-Mlkoliet ...' ..1 entered. Chicago ... ___ ..... 33 24 .579 bt so vile.: And yop knew that l stituted for the beans and .tonigiie. bell: oriidL bou>4. I’lve nouri.shing cream to soften the skin Jeveroutaky, if 4 0 1 2 0 1 Bill Knickerbocker, Indians — 1 1 0 0 1} jn ie' half-mllt' record atill Oflicial- NATIONAL LEAGUE — — 41 "8 16 27 24 Hummer Salad Ung over that. What do you ihirk and prevent fine lines, and either (ui Ulke, cf ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 drove in four runs against Senators Tbe varsity race was a west coast Pittsburgh ...... 27 24 .5 ^ 1y stands on the books to tbe cred­ loved him. You knew— ! I'm going OL V?eUUT)0irvi/>yrv^ and what do I think and what do Batting—Medwlck, Cards, .377; parade rimost'from the atari to the Baldwin A. C. Cino and one-half cups cold eyeshade or colored glasseA to wear Erosowsky, 3b, 2b 4 1 1 2 3 0 with two singles. 38 12 11 27 9 1 Boston , ...... 2 8 25 828 it 'o f Germany’s Dr. Otto Peltxer, back to tell him the truth—sli of it we' think Is again becoming a mat­ Terry, Giants, .361 finish line. Cornell, Simacuse and Brooklyn .. Lovett, 3b ...5 He'll kill you for this!" cooked ^ans, l cup cold cooked SmootH. when motoring or sitting 'n the sun. Forestiere, c ....8 0 0 5 0 0 Tony .Cuccinenno, Dodgers — 4de A. O. ....Vrr.. 25 31 .446 at 1:51.8, aet to 1926, but r.««»*o.o ter of national concern," former Remember that hot sunshine dries a Runs— Vaughan. Pirates, 54. Monte, 2 b ___ ..4 Pennsylvania offered some early Philadelphia ...... 1.-19 33 .365 finished the Job that he and Horn', Antonio, lb Tl. ...4 She sprang -to her feet, but the ham, 1 cup cold cooked tongue, Kardock, rf, p . .4 0 0 0 2 0 Made two hits and batted to . one 1 0 4 3 1 Sturgeon, 2b-p and miLkg., Representative Frederick M. Dav­ out the skin—so in addition to the Runs batted to—Ott, Giants, 56. nm to each game against Reds. R, Paul. If ... ..6 contention and a fighting Navy (Ctoctonatl ...... IS 38 855 hostel have been working. The ...6 lurch of the train flung her back In­ Bermuda onion, green pepper. 3 3 0 0 0 Obie, cf ...... 6 . Cut ham and tongue in pieces enport, of New York, tOId the Uiijt- all-over coat of suntan lotion that Hits—Moore, Giants, 85. Gullottii, c .. ..5 1 -1 9 1 crew came up In the last half mile American — American youngstera each had been to the chair. Totals ...... 87 8 8 24 9 3 0 FJehardson...... 6 the same alie as the beans. Mix ed States Chamber of (Jommerce allows the complexion to tan with­ Doubles—Medwlck, Cardinals, 19. Score by totogs: Ballard, lb ... ..3 8 3 8 0 to almost nose jut Washington for W. L. P.C. clocked preriously. to 1:50.9 but “ Walt a minute,' Con said quick­ HAWKS DEFEAT BRUISERS : 1 Senkbeil, rf .. ...4 and add 2 tnbrespooni vinegar cr "Nobody wants bureaucratic risg- out burning, you should put a rich Triples—Vaughan and Suhr, M- Arrow, Hart Petersen, bs . ..5 ,8 3 1 4 second place but through most of New York ' ---- . . . . 32 21 .604 there’s no argument now that the ly. "You can't go back—not for ratea, 7. 1 Mater, s s ...... 4 lemon Juice and 4 tablespoons T o i t e H n . Z 1 9 Imentation. It Is an incomparable nourishing cream around yoiir eyea and Hegeman .. 210 000 000—8 Tierney, rf ... ..4 1 0 0 0 0 the four long miles it was the two Detroit ...... 32 23 .582 blond Californian la toUUed to the aome time, at leaat. There's no atop Home runs—Klein, Cubs, 17. The West Side Hawks - defeated Baldwin, If ...... 4 salad oil beaten with 1-2 teaspum challenge to business and political whenever you expect to sit in the Bluefields ...... 030 002 20x__7 Dibxtoskl, 3b ..6 0 0 1 0 0 west coast rivals fighting it out be­ Washington ...... 31 26 844 world record bonofa. Agatoat a run­ to r 100 miles, and 1 wouldn't advise ^ L O R F U L bows lend a sprightly touch to this smart frock that leadership, not only to chambers of Pitching—P. Dean, Cardinals, 8-0. U e SouU End Bruisers Friday night tween themselves with the Eastern Bertetto, p ...... 3 salt and 1-8 teasptxm pepper. C?over sim for severe! hours. This keejis ' •J. Jeveroutsl^ out hit by batted M. Paul, cf ,. ..4 1 2 1 0 0 Cleveland '...... 27 23 .540 ner who had never been beaten be­ SM to Jump off the train. Another Y * you II find easy to model in organdie or dotted swIss It’s de- commerce but to colleges and uni­ toe skin supple and well lubricated, . - by a score of 16 to 9. The game entries Just os many supernumer­ Boston . . . . .I...... 27 27 .500 J. Mater, 2b .. ...1 and let stand on Ice for an hour or baU. lasted only five innings being called Jarmon, p ... ..4 O' 0 1 1 0 fore at the distance r.« ■>»»*«■« on _ fan might not prove as fortunate as versities and all agencies of public HOLT NAMES SEEK OAIMES aries. St. Lotus . 25 27 .481 longci When ready to s^iwe dnin no that "squint" lines dd ndt become Two base hiU: Giansantl, Dellay, on account of darkness. Wetas.and — —— *— «« Saturday ran tbe greatest taea o f the last one. They might Uke you o f 1$ inch fabric plus 1 3-4 jwds. of ribbon for the bows and belt education. The necessity Is deeper permUnent. Remember, too. that The California victory was a Philadelphia ...... 22 31 .415 hla career as be capped the 40 8 Ifl M U 8 hack In a box. Acasoo this out, Don- from dressing. Wash pepper and SmiU; stolen bases, Rautenburg, Weir atarred for U e winners, while 89 11 12 26 9 3 cut In rmgs. remowteg- seeds and To secure a PATTERN and^ 8TKP-BY-8TEP SEWING-ivl than ever-that toe doctrine- of eco­ the sun often irritates the eyes The'Holy Names wish to play any Raguskus (2 ); base on balU off, X—Batted for Jarvis to 9U. tribute to the coaching gehius of (Chicago ...... 18 36 838 of a wonderful eome-hadc thla Two baaa bite, B. Dongaa, C. Doo- aa. I didn't tell him you were my H. SihiU was outstanding for U e little, be-spectacled Ky Bright, white pith. Peel onion and cut in nomic and political democracy causing headaches, and one way to ' Jl®®'* town team to a seven inning Neubauer 1, Kardock 2; hit by Two base hlU. Fiedler, Lovett: sprtog gan, Antonio, Obie, Rlehardaoa, laifa. He Jumped to that conclusion shoulo be practically tatigbt In '■’twlUght game. The game will be losers. Healy pitching for U e win­ mentor of the California crews slices. L«t stand in teed salt water prevent such a catastrophe is to pitcher, Forestiere by Neubauer; three base hits, Fiedler. Lovett. '* TODAY’S GAMES Anyone might aiippoise our lads Senkbeil, Bertetto; hits, off Biiitth, fcliwaalfi Up to that time he thought terms of living reality in the played on a Wednesday evening at ners allowed only four scattered hits which won Pouhkeepaie and Olympic National 12 ip 9, Beatetto, 18, off Bturgseo. 3 for ten minutes. Drain and sepa­ use an eye lotion at least twice a struck out by, Neubauer 7, Kar­ and struck out tan. Mikollet, BaUard, M. Paul, Petersen; would be arUltog to rest on their tta t he was a deceived husband and schools and colleges ot toe land, so day. U e field agreed upon. tltlea to 1928 and 1932. Taking New York s’: Pittsburgh. to 1; aacrlflce hits, Antoaio; stolM rate Into rings. Pile alternating JULIA BOYD, 108 PARK AVENUE. NEW YORK dock 4; umpire, Brennan. Next Saturday at 10 a. m. the tome runs, Fiedler; hits, off Sikuane laurels tor th* time being but such I was your lover. That riled! Where slices of onion and green pepper that when our boys and girls go Buy an eyecup in the right size to The manager of U e Holy Names three untried Juniors and five gan­ Brooklyn at (Cincinnati. Is'not the ease Cunntogbain, hop- basea, Sturgaon, Obie 8, Eaglaana; Would you be if jrou ctaould go back? B a e lo ^ is 1$ ctnU in coin for out. they go out_ imbued with the personally chaUengea U e West Side Hawks 'wUl meet U e Bruiaers to a P to 8 1-8, Fielder, 8 to 1 2-8, Jar­ gling sophomores he whipped them one above another on a leaf of let­ fit yoilr eyes and get into the habit BtasAsMs return game at U e Bluefleld dia­ mon 11 to 9: sacrifice hits, Zapatka; Boston at (Chicago. pUg a plane to make a eroaa-coon-; double playa, Bmlth to adatM to ‘ !4 SVhat good could It do you? In the tuce. FUl this little pepper and Pattsm No...... gise...... conviction that our American sys­ of using it often. I ( the eyes still Buddies, West Side Boys’ Club, to n few short months into one of Only games scheduled. Klsaman; Kissman to AdaxH; W t AB. R. H. PO. A. E. mond. The Hawks will play games double plajrs, Monte (unassisted); try train connection, la on hla way ' 1 1 . fcat place, you haven’t a chance of tem can be made to work. It is not WesUavera and I beUeve U e White Brennen, cf tlie smoothest-strrictog, coolest American onion cup wit); the salad mixture Msmo ...... Address...... smart and feel Irritated after you’ve t .5 2 2 3 0 0 WlU any team in town coosisting of base on balls, off Spillane, 2; Field- to Loa Angeles to defend hla Na­ on basea. Highland 11, Baldwtaa 6; ■■ I Saavinclng him you’re really his and mask with mayonnaise. Fascism nor (Communism nor the bathed thj*ni. soak cotton pads in >'> Eagles. Please get to touch with CmiU, 2b ■ 5 1 3 2 4 0 eights that ever won a Poughkeepsie Chicago at Philadelphia (2). tional (Collegiate A. A. one mile hit by pitcher, P. Kiaarnan, J. Lawja Be aaw the certificate— ...... S ta le ...... autocracy .of the superman that Is Tony Kaminski 134 Oakland stieeL players 16 years or under. For ler 1, off Jarmon 8; hit by pitcher, championship. ■w , Uver and CBbtege SiOad eye lotion or a weak aolution of >. Piurek, as .. 4 0 0 4 8 0 games call 6031 or get in touch SL Louis at Boston (2). championship this' Saturday. Horn- by Bertello: struck out, by Bmith 18, the dh ta-7” Uver and cabbage salad la un­ Nam# ot this ...... needed. We ought to be through town, if this challenge is accepted.. SmiU, rf Zapatka by Jarmon; struck out, by Summaries of the three races: Detroit at New York. boractc acid, cover the eyes with 2 0 0 8 1 0 WiU any member of the teann SplUane 7, Fiedler, 1, Jarmon 8. hostel wiU be there, too, to Bertetto 8, by BtnmoR L TIaM, v fl usual and delicious. You wUl need witn the idea that new doctrines them and lie down for twenty min­ Freshman Race— (two miles)— (Cleveland at Waahtoarton, the 880 crown. Which ha won by 1:46. Umplra, “ are the goal." utes. M iJ^ ■ • ^-■^y* .\-'’*'-f*" • -X'.- ■ *j--'*S73*/v’ • a.i-irf' S . :”> .': ^j'**;: '7r.- « . -vm-y . ■ •-."^ • • •. ■ ^ -\ --; ; ^ ,* .-■. - - - V* ’ •-r- '.>■ • ■■■:''^'> '-' '^' •■' ,' '"■■ ■ • ■•■ • -1 ' ■ . > •,' 'V - • 1. V r-'-'M -■■ '■ '■' ^ • ■■■- , ■ ■ ' ■ ■■■• ‘ ■ 's ' : . M^cmarnSK EVENING h e r a l d , MANCHE^ER, CONH^ MONDAY, JUNE Id, 19M, 1 BviasrmqjEnEsltAiD, MAifqinwTB*. co n n ., m o n d a t , jitne is . ib m .

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a f tarn W*MH« n w Soelogy TeeNew,' wkot » ■ ? DUUnger, Gorho and Gautier have It that lodiaB and gentleman have JUST ^ RDVERTISE M *^"|5joV each achieved s o m fame by sbapjy that wild beasta hove not? WMIL& cookiNd V SINCE R avoiding people end merely besom­ Little Kunloe—fien appeal. TOUNO OUT TVAAT TWW OPP.EO \OU WAK NOT ^ HANtTV^ ing e name. W IS yOUm>—BULL DOG. CaU at 3T7 LATE CABBAGE PLANTS, toroA- TENEMENTS «3 AT A COURT OF PROBATE . HELD a t a c o u r t o f p r o b a t e h e l d AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD memed me becduae Pm such a men asked her Jor a "Lean Chop” MORE T*«OPia6NT OH.TH'BAHKOP ICK A N D SH gV E L, ST o S E MOU WENT Judge. Judge. Judge. Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., Present W*1LUAM 8. MTDS. excuse. ning drees looka like the deuee? S IT U N O EU tween Charter Oal^ Wells and Trnet Estate of Laura B. Morton Trust Estate for lot In Wtndeorvilla Juilxe. jMdge. . 1 WILU CAOCH A MESS a r o u n d TAKINC» FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- Trust Eetate of IBara B. Lord un- Trust Estate of Temple Chapter No, Husband—In the eaufi aenae, my ilpruco streets. Kewiu’d, 160 Maple MILUNERY— meht, with all Improvement!, and under the will of Willie T. Morton Osmetery, WIndsnrvlIle. Conn., under ^•r Article HI of the will of Fred- Trust Estata o( Julia A. Buok late of Manchester, In raid Oletrict, win of Willie T. Morton late of Man- 63, O. K. 8.'of Mancheitei, Conn., un­ under the will o( Wlllle T. Morton It tokea the office boy to aareU'up deer. The denoe, you know, ia the OF THE SPECKLED 9 > N 0 R M S street. Telephone 8311. garage. Will be ready July le t 97 •tjek J, Lord late of Manchester, In der the will of Wlllle T. Morton lata DRESSMAKING 19 deceased. cheater. In aald District, deceased. said District, deceased. late o( Manehaatar, Jn said Diatrlct. with pride when he notes boiir the loweet possible oiiL " i f * '* S * Bridge atreet. The Trustee having exhibitsd Its of Manchester,. In said District, de­ deceased. •BEAaJHES FOR OUR TROrw-ROBINS, The Trustee . having axhibited Its The_ Trustee having axhibited Its ceased. buelneas has grown durinjg the past EXPERT DRESSMAKING, also pri­ annual account with aald estate to annual account with said estate to annuri acoolint with said estata to Ths Trastaa having axhlbltad Itg AUTOMOBILES this Court for allowance. It la this Couit for allowance, It Is The Trustee havlnq nxhibiud Us annual account with aald sstata to .five jrears. The Applause That GUvea .A EVENDNe 'REPAST/ vate aewinir thstructlhn. Rates rea­ FOR RENT—FOSTER BTREE-F. thta Court for allowance, It la annual account with lald estata to ORDERED;—That the lid day of ORDERED;—That tha fid day of ORD ERED :— That the 93d day of this Court for alluwanea. iria' Speaker A Chance To Gather Hii FORSAL*? 4 sonable. Call Mrs. Dre^r, Rosedale onar Bast Center atreet, south tene­ Juhe. A, ,D;. 1934,-at I o'clock (s. t.) June. A. D.. 1934, at 9 o'clock (i. t.) this Cou.'t for allowancv. It Is Q R D E llE P :»T h a t the 18d day ot ment, newly renovated, aO im- June, A. D m 1334, at 9 o'clock eald District, dve this order in some newspaper having espreas to Hartford. Overnight days before said day of hearing and days before said day of hearing an,l days before eald day of hearing and a circulation in said District, five The cafeteria isn't the only plooe "Whp Wants To Be Beautiful?” ments. See Jenaen, Johnson Block. return make to this Court. a -circulation In said District, five days before said day of hearlijM^gd Manchester service to and from New 'York. Tel. return make to this Court. return make to thie Court.- where people help themeelves. They asked an advertisement. Well, qS- Phone 6070 or 4040. , W ILLIAM A- HYDE W IL U A M RYDE days before said day of hearing and return make to this Court. 3068, 8860 or 8864. g. . W ILLIAM 8. HYDE return make to this Court. I help themselves every time the po- hand we would .say everything that G > Evening Herald W ILLIAM 8. [-lice ere not looking. H -.-ll-I S . H-9-11-14. n-6-I9yl4. . WILLIAM S.'HYDE wears skirts, and almost everything TO RENT—OFFICES at 886 Main 11-6-18-84. CLASSIFIED street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed­ H-6-19-J6. - that wsaue pants. PUBLIC PASSENGER ■AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD v*0 ward J. Holl. Tel. 4642 and 8026. at Manchester, within and for the AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Dentiet’e Wjfe—Whet Mien ADVERTISEMENTS at Manchester, within and for tha at Mancheater. v Ithin and tor the give mother for her birthday? SERVICE 20A District cff Manchester, on the 14th .District o f Manchester, on. the 16th P .strlct o f Manchester, on the 16th at Mancheater, within and for the Tip to those matrimonially In­ Count Ola av«ra«« wor4o <• R ItER. day Df June A. D., 1914. ■ day of June A. D„ 1934. day of June A. D„ 1936. District o f Manchester, on tha 16th Dentist—Tell her I will clined: // Inftlalt, Dumbor* and RbbrovUtloR* IN ADDITION TO Silver Lane Bus Present WILLIAM & HYDE, Esq.. Present WILLIAM R HYDE. Etq., Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq.. day of June A..D., 1934. her teeth for nothing. s m a l l STORE. Apply 695 Main Judge. . , Present WILLIAM 8. HVDE. Eaq., - It’s nice to have her easy on your •aeh count at • vord and comvoRtid Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge, party Etreet. Clarence Barlow Dial 5404. Judge. Jiidge. words aa two worda Iflntmuni dcNit la Estate of Ignats Klutcewlcs'late of Eetate of John F. Shea late of Man Trust Estate of Clera E. Lord un­ LETO FACES AMBER Judge; eyes. or team trips, we also offer 7 pas­ Manchester, In said District, deceas­ Trust Eatate of The Manchester Moat honeymomiers spend the prtea of thraa linaa. ed. Chester, in said District, deceased. der Article II of the will of Frederick But, young man, hen's a -vital Lina rataa par dar tRt trRoaiawt senger sedan livery. Phone 3063, HOUSES FOR RENT 65 -Tho Executrix having exhibited her J. Lord lata of Manchester, In said Lodge of Masons un^er the will of wedding trip on^ino sands and the ijueeUon— dda. 8860, 8864. On motion of Frances Klutcewlcs administration account with aald es­ District, deceased. ON HARTFORD CARD Willie T. Morton late of Manchester, reet of t h e l^ f ^ on the rocks. A <=OOD BCccttva Harob 19. 1M9 of said .Manche;iter administratrix tate to thU Court for allowance. It Is The . Trustee having exhibited Its In said District, deceased. Will what she’ll cook you for rO RENT— SEVERAL Desirable The Trustee having exhibited Ita % Cash Cbnrta Bve, sla and s«wen room houses, ORDERED;—That six months from O RD ERED :— That the 33d day of annual account with laid estata to your dinners be APPETITE, t ConaaauilTa Oajrf aai T Mtl I did the n th day. of June, A D.. 1934 ba June, A. D.. 1834. a t 9 o ’clock (s, t.I sllnw ance. It lx . Hartford, June 18— (Special)'— annual account with said estate to JualoMWfitchIng eomething tes^ As easy on your poor digsstlon ? t CoBBooutlva Dafr • ttai tl ttt HELP WANTED— single and double; also heated nnd the same ars Ilmlled and allowed forenoon, at the Probate Office, In O RD ERED ;— That the 33d day ot Jimmy XAito, former Tainpa, Mor- this Court for alToiwaiice. It Is toketi Into the slek room)— T!5oys<«* 1 Day ...... I U dtal II dta apartment. Apply Nward J. Hoii. foi the creditore within which to June. A. O., 1934, 4t 8 o'clock'(e. t.) ORDERED:—That the 88d day ot FEMALE .15 bring In their claims against said said Mancheater, be and the same is' Ida, boy and now of Hartford, and e, mother dear, can I have the All ordtrt for Irragular laaartlona Phone 4642 and 8023. assigned for a hearing on tha allow­ forenoon, at the Probate Office. In ■Lou Ambers, sentatlonal light- June. A. D., 1914, at 8 o'clock (s. t) measles when sister Is through with win ba eharifad at the oaa ilma rata. estate, and tha said administratrix lx ance of aald adminlatratlon account said Manchester, be and the same Is forenoon,- at the Probate Office, in RA PP% fA^ SAYS: L I .RCav • Pd _ . Spaclat rataa for loat tarn avar? WANTED—CAPABLE bookkeeper, directed to glvo public notice to the assigned for a hearing on the allow­ welffht from Herkimer, N. Y., clash said Manchester, ^e and thd same Is them? I •4 KY Mk FOR RENT—6 ROOM sfngle, brick with said estate, and this Court di­ day advartlalnt alva: apoa raquaat requirements are previous experi­ c,ri-dltors to bring In their claimx rects the Executrix to give publlo no­ ance of said account with aald estate, tonight at the South Park In a bat­ assigned for a hearing on the allon^ Ada ordarad for thraa at all dajra bouse, modem Improvements, 32 Withlh said timo allowed by pottlriK and this Court dlrecta the Trustee to aflee of said account with said IV SMiatM rti. li.i) 0 ence. mature Judgment, fast and a copy of thli order on the publlo tice to all perions interreted therein tle long awaited by the fans^ of A former la khee deep in daisiee, and dtoppad bafora tha third at Aftb accurate capabilities, willingness to Gerard street. Phone 4732. to appear , and be heard thereon by give publlo notice to all persona In­ Hartford and vicinity and lovers of and this Court directs the Trumttt to hilt the fifty girl Is knee deep in 4ay wUl ba abar^ad only far tba ad* xlgn poxt nearest 'to tha place where publishing a copy of this order In terested 'therein to appear and .be give public notice to all naraons In­ do a good job. If you Just want a the deceased'last dwelt within aald the game In Western Massaefausetta terested therein to app^r and ba fancy aocks. tual aumbar of clmaa tba . 4 appaar- some newspaper having a circulation heard thereon by publishing a copy of fTOKCHY SMITH .Under Cover a^ obarvlnt at tha rata aarnad, but place to spend the day, don't apply. town and by publishing tha lame In U' said District, flve days' before said thia order In aomc newspaper having where both are great favorites. heard thereon by puj^iimlng a copy of By John C. Terry BO atlowanea or rafunda oaa ba axada No selections will be ipade until all SUBURBAN FOR RENT 66 eome newspaper havlna a circulation day of hearing and return make to a circulation In said Diatrlct, live This match, which marks the this order In aome^newapaper having It takes all Unde of people te on alx tlma ada atoppad .aftar tha In aald probate district, within ten this Court. daya before said day of hearing and riiival of professioaal boxing here a* circulationsaid DistrloL five B ULLC-nc THUbOiNG C iO tA , fifth day. . applicants have been interviewed. .EXCELLENTLY FURNISHED 3 .days from the date of this order, and return make to this Court. days befors'-^id day of hearing and moke a world, but It's. too bad WHO. W A I T - return make to this court of the no­ W ILLIAM 8. HYDE after an absence of nearly a year. Is return make to tl Is Court. they're Ul uaillf thfi pBoBe When Ko **tlll forblda'*t dlapU? !>••• hdt Apply Tuesday morning between 1-f room cottage, modem conven­ w i l l i a m S. HYDE SMRefiy AMD 'TEK $cftAMBl-C kdep tow And Bold. tice given. H-6-18-34. one that has been "talked up" for WILLIA.M 8. HYDE you want to. KlN^tWr BS ? Tba Harald will not ha raaponalbla 10 to 11 a. m. or phone for special iences, cool, woodsy, near Bolton roR TH e DOTH - W ILLIAM 8. HYDE H-e-18-14. several months and sought by many Judge, Ma k i i e o r t m a t •tr Bora than ona laoarraat iBiiartlah appointment.' Ask for Mr. I^ons, Lake, 830.00 month, 8176 year. ^-6*18-84. l e a d a t Bf aay advartlaamaBt ardarad - f w Montgomery Ward A Co. H.4.11-14. Judge. A-T A COURT o r PROBATE HELD promoters. ' The loeiitBlile Ond Rosedale 61-4. at Manehtater, within and for the AT A COURT o r PROBATE HELD ; tmetaway ? c m t K Bora thaa oaa Ub a at Manehesur, within and (or tho Both Leto and Ambers Man wants but little here below. Tha Inadvartant omlaaioa of iBOor* AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD D istrict of Manchester, on the 16th ■®ntht from -found Hartford was the battle- bentea Cocon Kid, now bonstiaff eervlce to amroxtmstely 200 iteu y HaUetL 88 High street. the 16th day o f June. A. D,. I994~bf' It 1*___ ^ " D o r U fig ," asked the. dumb June CBiOIKa HOOUfii Clanifioe afir dp citetomers. Breiid-new Fords given Diitrtet, deceawd: ^ ORDERED]—That the tid da^of rround. The priaripus In tbhlj^t’i eight'Btrhight wine. bride making out the dally budget, ha pubUabad aama day Bait ha ra* The Trustee having exhibited Its and tha same are limited and allowed June, A. D.. 1914 at I o ’e l o ^ " ^ t.) aalvad by II e'eloob nooat fiatardaya as bonus. Write Albert Mllle, Route FURNISHED COTTAGES to rent. annual account wRh aald estate to fi r the creditor! within which to battle closed their tritlnlng pro­ Lato'e beat win wgs over Frnnkln "should the electric light b« bring In their claims against eald forenoon, at the Probate^^Olflee. In grams In fine shape. idrH a. B. ^ Mgr., 6318 Monmouth, Cincinnati, Running water, gas, electricity. In­ this Court for allowance, It 'll said Manchester, be a p « the same le Kllek who fights Cnnconerl this charged to ‘current expenses'?” O. side toilets, sandy beach. boa,ts, ten­ O RD ERED :— That tha 33d day of estate, and the said administrator la assigned for a hewing on the allow­ Denny McMahon Insists Leto was month nt Ebbetts Field, Brooklyn, TELEPHONE YOUr ' June, A. D., 1334 at 8 o clock (s. t.) tlliected to give public notice to the never in better shape and confident nis, etc. Booklet. Loeser, Coventry creditors to bring In their claims ance o f said accxKfnt with said estate, imd who Is rated the leading con­ Man—Why do you let your wife forenoon, at the Probate Office. In ni.d this CouTt^lrects the Trustee to of turning the tables on the fast- WANT ADS. WANTED—id AN TO work on Lake, Conn. sgld Mancheater, he and the same Is within said time allowed by posting tender for Barney Ross' crown. rule the house? a copy of this order on the public give publie^otlce to all persons In- moving and fast-punching Ambers. Ada ara aeoaptad ovar tba talaphoaa farm. Must be good milker and able assigned for a hearing on the allow- teresl^n therein to appi^ar and bo Steve CJarr of Meriden meets Tony Neighbor—Because If 1 didn't let mi tha CHAROB RATB glvaa abova ance of said account with said estate s gn post nearest to the place where Al- Weill reports Ambers in the Celll of Worcester in ths eight- to handle horses. Telephone Rose- the deevnaed last dwelt within said heard thereon by publishing a copy her reign she'd storm, WASHINGTON TI I BBS aa a aonvanlan • to advartlaara, bat snd this Court directs the Trustee to this order,In some newspaper hav­ pink and says the Herkimer, N. Y., round semi-final. There will be a Bv Crane OUT OUR WAY tha CAftH RATES will b« aeoaptad aa dale 14-3. t.iWn and by publishing' the same In' Kv W illiam give public notice to ali persons In­ ing a circulation In nnld District, flve youth, not yet 21, will add Leto to slx-rounder and two fours to open r T H « "ADUR V ts , BUY IN AFRAID VOO WONT FIND ANYTf*(¥Ql\ 7 wWBLt.VNeVBR CAM rUlaL PAYMENT It paid at tba hual- terested therein to appear and be some newspaper having a circulation days before said day of hearing and The fellow who moves to adjourn / YOU SAID ONE Baaa bffloa bb or baR^ra Iko mvob In said probate diatrlcl, wllhth ten- his long list of iflctims. Ambers', the show. GAaOEMERlf HB TOOK ALL HIS BELON6 YELL, Y0UN6 lAOY. TH E R E ISN’T ONE heard thereon by publishing a copy retui'n make to tt Is Court. has It on hie mind on hour before ROOM? day following tha Aral laaartloa of SITUATIONS WANTED— of this order In some newspaper hav- daye from the date of this 6'rder, and wbo fir# fllrtppfid «faal* I KGS w it h HIM . v:: iJ - / HAi-F A C E N T A WEED IN THAT WHOLE oaoh ad ..otharwtaa tha CHARUB ^ For Sale Tvlurn make to this court of the no­ W ILLIAM 8. HYDE he gate nerve to spring It. I f tbfimifilrtfi la a H&l Ing a circulation In said District live tice given. Judge. T" / WEED. DISTINCTLY. BUNCHl YOU'VE PULLED RATB will ba collaotad. No rasponal- FEMALE 35 days tiefore said day of hearing* and i:-6-18-l4. >lltty for arroro la talaphontd ada 5- Room Cottagre return make to this Court. ^W fLLIAM 8. HYDE YOU SAID ITf WELL, TH EM a p a r t ! VOU'VE will ba ataumad and tbalr aoanraey HOUSEWORK BY CAPABLE girl AVILLIAM S. HYDE A eXJURT OF PROBATE HELD THERE'S TWO WEEDS, GOT TH E MNKINKaS OP oannot ba guarantaad On Large Lot, Neai Main St. of 22. Starting July first. Will stay Kt Mancheater. within and for the IS ONE CENT, AIN’T A GOOD BUSINESS MAN, or go home nights. Call’ 4279. H.6.i8.,4. " District of Manchester. >n. the I6th INDEX OF ^ AT A COURT OF PROBATE JIELD day of June A. D.. 1934. IT? AND THERE'S b u t YOU'RE NOT CLASSIFICATIONS a t a c o u r t o f PR o 'HATK h e at .MaYicheiter. within and for the Present W^ILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. FOUR WEEDS, IS $ 2 , 7 5 0 at .Manchester, within and foy^the Liiatrlct'- o f Mnnchenter,. on the I6lh Judge. ftanr MAKING IT ON ME > Clrtba ■•.•••■•••eeeeeeeeeeee A h o u s e h o l d g o o d s 5J Itlstrtct o f Mancheater, on^.^flie I6th any of Juno A. D„ 1934. Trust Estate of The Salvation Army ftALCOCHraAN BO, TWO CENTS,AIN'T IT? BEEN hoodw inked EngagamanU ...... B day of June A. D.. 1934.^^^ Preienl WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq., of Manchester, Conn., undeb the will Marrtagaa keeeeaeaea*aaaae*:***» C Judge. AN'THERE'S ----- ENOUGH/ refrigerator .Present W ILLIAJM T HYDE, Een. of Wlllle T. Morton late of Manches­ QUALITY Daatha •«.*•••.«•####.••••••••• O TOP-ICER 86.95; 3-bumcr oil ntove, 85.50 : 7 1-2x9 Judge^ Trust Estate under the 12th Clauae ter, In said District, deceased. i Card of Thanka ••e*ir«eifMe*«*«« 6- Room Singles Truil Eslaje^ of The ..Methodist of the will of Willie T.. Morton late of The Trustee having exhibited Its la MainorlRB new felt bhse rug, allghUy damag- steam Heat and Fireplace Church o^^-IVlndaorvHle. Conn., 'UnUer .Manchciter, in aald District deceaa- annual account with said estata to L«oat and Pound ••••#..#« c«l, 83.98; Vulcan 6-bumer gag the wRi^>f Willie T. MonoB late of cd. this Court for allowance, It Is Announcamanta e■ «g•• .M^taclieetcr, in eald Dietrlct. deceased. The Trufltee having exhibited Ua Paraonala ...... I tange; 810; 2-pc. living room suite, OUDKUKD:— That the 23d day of The Trustee having exhibited .ta annual accuun: with eald estate to June. A. D,, 1934. at 8 o'clock (s. t.) AotoMohltoo 813.30. Watkins Brothers Furniture $ 4 , 5 0 0 " " V annual account with eald estate to thlR Court for allowance. It it forenoon, at the Probate .Office, In Autoniubllaa .far gala ...... 4 Kxch.tnge, 935 Main atreet. this Court for allowa lee. It Is OUDKUEn;—That the 23d day of said Manchester, be and the same Is Aut etnobtla. for Bxohanse m . m . 1 ORDERED:- Thai Uha—iJd daw June. A. D.. 1934. at H n rinnit iu 8 ) esalgafil Jur.a..hearing on~U»a-aUow- Auto ' AcrMiorUs^TIrM ...... ( June. A, D., 1J>34, at 8 'o'clock asrsses—Ssrvics— Storses . . . . . le and this Court directs the Trustee to give public notice to aP /heraona In­ this order in some newspaper having Motororeiss— Blereiss ...... 11 Have Several terested therein to appear and be BLESS MY sou l! why IT WAS A ,2 2 THAT A. ROOMS WITHOUT HOARD give public notice to all persons return make 16 this CourL Businsss Ssrvloss Offsrse II hOll RENT— PLEA8ANT>ri>om In this order in some newspaper having (ng a circulation In said ulatrlct. flve WILUAM S. HYDE Houssboia Ssrvloss OfTsrse . . . . . l l - A private f.amlly garagg^f desired. Flats For Rent a circulation In aald District, live days tiefore aald day of hearing and Judge. Wfiu., I THINK TLL CIVK Iiuliains— Contrutlne ...... 14 Phone 7798. ^ days before said day of hearing and return make to thia Court. H-6-18-S4. THIS MASK Hioen MV ' Florists—Nurseii.s ...... II return, make to this Court. WILLIAeM S. HYDE freckles, TWe REST OF TWt PACE a n d no o n e Funsrel Otrsolors II % Judge. 1’'*1R RBNl*— Light Houaekeeplng WILLIA.M S. HYDE AT A COURX OF PROBATE HELD ■ WITH THE KIDS A thrill! I'M Hsstlns— Plumhins— RdoSne . . . IT When you want to Huy, H-e-18-34. at Manchester, within and for the WILL KNOW m e ...it;ll ...... Insursnos ...... || tmar, fumishca, steam, gag and K-6.1I.J4. ■ District of Manchester, on the 16th MASK ON, CONNA GO IN BE A GOOD GAO AND Ullllnary'—Orsstmakinc ...... II also 2 room furnished apart- Rent or Sell— Remember AT A COURT OF PUOBA,TE HELD day of June A. D., 1934. YOU’RE THROUCH a window Kbllo' >-eaJK>nable. at Manchester, within and for the Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Eaq. / SCARt THEM SILLY... Public Pssssnga. . District of Mancheater, on the 18th Judge. V ALL 5B T / AND PULL A TOY .11' Palnllag—Pspsrlnap«iM»«ee»—p.es«eii.x. •!11 109 Fostef stfeet.—Grub*. iloy of June A. D.. 1934. THEN ILL SHOUT: * ,iV/> Elimination of water-filled buck­ Truat Estate of Ethel M. Hall under GUN !J Professional R srTlcst^ri,..». It Stuart J. Wasley ets. cans and other stagnant water ' Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., the will of Wlllle T. Morton late of "STIcfK 'fiM UP I Repairing ...... H Judge. Manchester, in said District, deceased. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning 14 REAL ESTATE AND from the yard will help keep mos­ Estate of Elroy Annia o f Manchea> I a T.iiiin.ii.asAT.orr..iINCA scnvicc. m Tcllst Obodr'and Service ...... 16 APARTMENTJA—FLATS— quitoes from a house. The . Trustee having exhibited Us qUia'w* 6,'t ter in aald district, minor. annual account with said estate to dl /4t < Wanted—^nelnais Se-sleS ...... 94 ....TENEMENTS. INSURANCE Upon application of Truman W. this Court fur allowance, it is Bdaeallaasl State Theater Building A runnway horse tied up traffic Aiinis. Guardian, pra|'thg for authori­ O R D E K E D :~T hat the 23d day of (READ THE BtORY, 'IlIRN OMiOR THE PIOTTTRE) ^Ccurese and Classet ...... I f FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene­ ty to compromise.and settle a certain June. A/D., 1934. at 8 o'clock (a. t.) Private Instructloe ...... t i ment, with garage 820. Call Arthur Tel. 6648 or 7146 recently on Riverside Drive in New doubtful and disputed claim the prop< The milkmaid said, 'Tm sorry, York. ferenoon, at the Probate Office. In. have all the nice fresh hay you Dancing ...... tl-A A. Knofla, telephone 5440 or 4339. ert y of aald minor as .per application eald Mancheater. be and tbe same is son, because of what my. cow has car. for.” And the cow ate quits Musical—Dramatic ...... || on Ale, It Is assigned for a hearing on the allow­ Wanted—Instrucilon ...... 94 OUDEHED:—That the foregoing ance o f said account w;lth said estate, done. I guess she thought she'd giv­ a'blt. M)R HICNT—6 ROOM tenement application be heard and determined The Tinles had another drink of V ... ______Flaaaclat aritb garage, all modem improve­ and this Court directs the Truatee tj en hei full share of milk today. T tj. % PAT, orr CrRlWlLUlftMe, Bonds—Stocke—Mortgages a ... 91 at the Probate Office In Manchester in give public ;notlce to all persona In­ milk, and Windy said. "I think T. M M*. v s. Mr OfW. WHY MOTHERS <3ET GRAY Business Opportunities ...... 99 ments. 3 Ridgewood street Tele­ said District, on the 23d day o f June. terested therein to appear and'be "That's why, no doubt. It made that we .had best be bn. our.way. S ^LKS.MAN SA3I- e iiM iT MICK.M Money to Loan ...... 9| phone 5628. A. D., 1914, at S o'clock <1. t.) in. the heard thereon hy publishing a copy of forenoon, and that notice ^ given to her sore when you sat down to I’m sure we all feel fit." Squaring Thinn.s! Help an! Sltaatlsas 1 this order In some new^spaper having VA «OMC all persons Interested In said estate a circulation In kald District, flve milk some more. She's been so 1 S T ^ , NOW, OR AM':n Help Wantsd-^Femals ...... 99 P OR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene­ of the pendency of aald application m i l k .EVEN IF VA DID FLOP ON U)BLL,|:LOUNDeR, O l’ STO C K IN ' MIGOSHf H0«0 Hslpi Wanted— Male ...... 16 days before aald day of hearing and bad, I think tonight she'll get no Another 'bouse came Into sight. STU CK? I'M ASMAMBP TA ' I b e e n OUT Pl^HlIu' ON TH' LAKE PER. ment, modem improvements, 69 and the time and place of hearing yetyrn make to thU Court. meal oi hay.” M E! VA SMOULDA TOLD ME VA I DIDN'T KETCHT h 'TH ieVBS, DJOTAfiSTTH' Salcemea Wanted ...... 99-A I FOR SALE thereon, by publishing a copy of this "We'll call there, too. Twill be all AO BACK ■tA PLOUNOBRls PISH ND THEN TH'’ LAST FOUR HOoR« School street Inquire Luigi Pole, AVILLiAM 8 . HYDE » U T HERE'S A COOPLA BUSHELS Help Wanted—Mala or Female.. It cider In - some newspaper having a “Oh, gee. don’t rob her of her right,” said Scouty. Then he heard COBRE THIRSTV, (NfrrCAP OP jF(SH,U)ITMOUt Aesnts Wsntsd ...... 9t-A 56 ^hool street. Telephone 6632. Judge. THATS THE TROUBLE WITH MARKer, WITHOUT TM' F«1h TH8 OF FISH, TO WEPu a c B T H ’ circulation in said district, at least H -6-1I-I4. meal," said Duncy. "I would really a cry, and shouted, "Something’s H U N a R V / KETCHIN' TH' BItustlons Wsntsd—Fsmsis ... 99 SIX-ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE flve days before, the day of said hear­ TbUNO PBOPLB’B PARTIES..,.NO ONE HAVE A TH IB ^E S f TMER84 OHLY ON6 APTERMOOM O N E S .*TO l EN/ Situations Wanted—Mala ...... 99. FOR RENT—FOUR AND sU room feel that It wa.- all my fault. Your' wrong!” BOBBEOS? Bmploymsni Agenslss ...... , S9 ing. to appear if they tee cause at IS ORIGINAL ...NOBODY EVER THINKS GOOD TIME, PASSES BV flats,' all Improvements, garage If said time and place and be heard" fine .old .bosay*a4iot 'to-blame. ___ He rushed Into the house and. Uve etoek—Pels—PoaltST—Vsllleleo ^■TRECK1 ^S■ A S A LL pogs--Blrds—Pats ...... 41 desired. Telephone 5230 or 6566. At 37 Mill Street - relative thereto, and make return to WEEK’S BOXING SHOWS "Perhaps ahr will make friends there, a maid was stjuiding on a UP’XtBVBjrLTTTLS W nos'-TO DO.. this court. U ts Stock—Vshlelas ...... U with me. I’m going to pat her. Then chair. A mantle clock was stsikiug 6EE YA LATER ^Mo m J.' AF7SRN00NS Poultry and Supplies ...... 49 FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM tene- Completely renovated. Entire property - WILLIAM B. HYDE New Haven, June 18 — (AP) — ril see.” And. when he said, "Come one. Wee Scouty heard the gong. DO, Wanted - Ptta—Poultry—Stock 44 Judge. ment, modem Improvements, In­ H-6-18-1'4. Two professional boxing shows are bossy," up to him the old cow came. vwhat'e wrong?” asked SOONER For tale MIsesllanscns cluding furnace, 8 Ridgewood St in first-ciass condition. I.iars:e garden. listed for Connecticut rings- this then he spied what mad ' ' \ A OR Artlclse for Sals ...... 49 week. . Y' Boste snd ACesaioriss ...... Inquire 148 BlsseU street Tel. 6980. 'See! She’s not mad,” cried Dun- maiden try to hide. A moil LATTBR,! Building Mstsrlsls...... Plenty of room for chicken yard. Princeton university has An­ At Hartford Lou Ambers, Herki­ cy. "Gee, I even think that she Jumping q'er the clock and Diamonds—Wstebas—Jswslry FOR, RENT—18 LOCUST street, 6 nounced a plan allowing senior stu­ mer, N. Y., lightweight, meets likes me. I'll lead her to the barn, lots of fun. Electrical Appllancsa—Radio e. room tenement, newly renovated. Jimmy Leto of Hartford tonight In now. and then feed her hay galore." "That is'the Mother Goose Land urmA. Fnel and Feed ...6 9 -A dents to spend neai

ly iH F U ^ MmnclM^ Pip* band *rill A special: masting of the degree llflf |1 bold Ita regular meeting tonight at clubs o f Manchester Orange P, of Manchester market when sale* mat truck to appear In line os the aw II a 1 v' ^ orang* HaU. Orang* . H., will be held tomorrow night at SALE OF BERRIES amounted to $7,394.37. There.was a -auction cam* to an end. A t this time 7.SO. The meeting will be held at total of 92 loads brought to the mar- he waa offered $3.45 and accepted. and JUn, Rajnoond F. Ker- FOrget-mft-not Junior Circl* of the Pinney home at 526 East Center keL Of the total of 2,686 cratea of- New Jereey SlKirt o< Tamer’* FUb, Maw., wer* King'* Daughter* held lU final street, the purpose being the annual REACHES $56,725 fered for sale in the Manchester The crop In New Jersey is short ^ ^ieek*«n d ^esta of Mr. and meeting of the aeOson Friday eve- election of officers. Market yeaterday, 2,^5 cratea were The berries were 1st* In getting into - Joamir Chlcoln* of Maple ning at the Simple Simon Sand- packed 24 quarts to the crate and the market and were fa r below the Tu9Mdmy^M et.,^^Tl>* young couple were wich Shop. A dellctou* eupper was Starting today the Weetem Union only 41 cratM were packed 32 quarts usual amount This was proven yes- riMd on Monday o f last week followed by a ehort entertainment telegraph office bae arranged with to the crate. Of the berries brought terday when buyers front Newark, rstopped for a visit with Mr. and and game*. Alt reported a moat Growers Reaping Nice Pro- to the market yesterday aU .but 20 Fred Woodhouse of the State Soda rblladelphia and New York appear- IT P A Y S SpeeialK At I. CWcolne, the letter an aunt of enjoyab’e time. Snop to handle out of town me*- of the crates were picked Sunday, ed at the Manchester market in ad- bridegroom, on their return rages that are to be sent from Man- fits as Bayers Kd Brisidy the other 20 being picked Saturday, dition to the buyers from P rovl-] trip. MUe Dolly Hewitt of the Memori- chester at night after the closing of which brought a tower price. The dence, R. 1., Boston, Cambridge and j TO WAIT ON Manchester's al hospital etaS ia epending her va- the office on Bissell street high price for the day on 243 crates VVorceater. . m. The W illing Worker* and Aabury cation at Ocear. Beach, New Lon- at Market. was $3.65, the low was $1.75 and The market opened at 2:30 thii don. 3up* o f the Wesleyan Guild will the average $2.75 which Is 11 1-3 The teat meeting for the season afternoon and there waa a visit YOURSELF VC an all-day ^outing tomorrow at cents per quart. made by a delegation from the Con- Fttblie E Victor Cateraon' of Hemlock o f the sewing club o f Manchester Mr*. Reichard's farm In Bolton, A The 41 crates sold for a high of r.fcticut Fruit and Vegetable Grow- bba will lekve at the church In the street left this morning in company Grange P. of H„ will be h«d-Tues- $2.80 and a low of $2.40 with an ers Association. forenoon at 10 o'clock imd atOp with a Hartford friend for a week’s day afternoon at 2 o’clock with Mrs. Pantry! average for a crate of - $2.60. The aFoln at the Center. automobile tour o f Maine and New Robert N. Thompson of 618 Center 3^.M.XQfa iii5(uitf saie for the 84s brought $7,287,62 Hampshire. street end the 40' crate* of 32s brought Arthur E. Gibson of 40 Flower $106,75. atreet is conftned to his home for a , Teachers of the ■ junior depart- ANNOUNCEMENT Owing To An Injury, Will be few days. Ho injured his leg in bis ment of Center church school will The first berries to be offered for I automobile and infection set in. picnic , this' evening at Center FRED B E N D A ll WINS rale yesterday was a lot of 90 crates I'nahle To Serve Customers On My Meat Route For a Few Days. Springs lodge, meeting at the o f 24a and the high bid was $2.20 The Ladies Aid society of the church at 8 o’clock. 'W ith the understanding that the Vernon Methodist church will serve GOLFTOURNAMm buyer take the v/hnie load. 'The' A. E. GIBSON 60 Flower Street a strawberry shortcake supper at Louia C. Dimock o f Porter street grower pa.ssed the offer an

.William Smith are in charge. The The annual Cradle Roll party for ' menu will Include cold meats, baked Center church children under four' J c beans, sala^; . relishes, home made and their mothers will be held , to- strawberry shortcake with whipped morrow at 3:30 on the church lawn, cream, rolls-and coffge. The so- under the direction of the Cradle ciety’s advertisement w IU.Jm: found Roll superintendent, Mrs. Robert J. elMwhere today. ' Dewey.

Rev. and Mrs. Everett T. Bemont, ' J(*uplls of Helge and G. Albert o f Franklin, this state, were week- Pearsop will be heard in two joint end. visitors at the home of their recitals At the Emanuel' Lutheran cousin, Mrs.-.Robert D. Nell, of 400 church tonight and tomorrow night East Center street. at 8 o’clock. The program will con- 5^

stat of vocal solos, piano solos ani The trouphy won by Anderson- - Shea post, V. F. w.. of this town in duets. Miss Eva M. Jobtiaon will accompany the singers. the state convention parade. Hart- ford. Saturday Is on exhibition In An important meeting of tl.e th.e windows of Marlow’s today. Prizes were also won in the compe- Junior Daughters of Italy will be

titive drill • by DUwbrth-Cbrnell held tonight a t 7:30 o’clock at the

Post, American Legion and the Silk clubrooms. All members are urged pint City Fife and Drum corps in their to be present. Dues will be collect- Sunrise qnoUty. respective, divisions. ed.

Peter Vendrillo o f School street, A son was bom yesterday morn- Fancy, Fresh Iceberg ing to Mr. and Mrs. Leverett Gates, accompanied by his brother. John

of 150 McNall street. The baby was Vcndrlllr of Hartford, attended the bom at Mrs. Howe’s Maternity double-header between the Yaekees BEANS LETTUCE .home on Wadsworth, atreet. and Detroit Tigers at the Yankee

Stadium in New York yesterday Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Melbert, of quart 6 c 2 Tor 15c

Mather street, were recent visitors Sunday school at St. James’s KEMP«S,lnc. W ax and green string at the Howe Caverns, near Coble- rnurch wg* discontinued until Sep- Fancy new Iceberg’s. Large beans. tttmh*r...afler„ tha... moislng. aeastojA- head*...... yesterday. «Pr IGII>AIRES”

The Amaranth Sawing club will

meet tomorrow afternoon at two wwaTwruBifw I •'.dock wtth Mrs Elizabeth John- K: mtANOES doz. 2 R e aon. of 17 South Main, street. Price Reduced To iFhaey j^ f p n r i a ’s ..... StpffH’berry Supper ^U TSTBr of R ttirfical eperatton, a ^ good tniiiL forracily fitted, U the Tuesday, June 19, only eefe relief for rupture. Your individual requiremenu tnav call A Roll For Developing SQ UASH (me of the various ’'Eeceleior** JVon- Expert work-^-hbur serv-” ~lb. 5e Lomam to salailad ompIoToa'^* 5 p. m. on Skid iSpof Psd T/iueeaM.the new, per- Freeh summer equaali! fected. H|ht-wt|fht types which .require Ice.. Why experiment? Buy To on luat their'paiiMnal ndt*. oniv one-half the pretiura of all other your films and your film Only cmI HioeWf ehar«* Vernon Methodist atylee. A eaniury, rubber-covered *'8pot (Round Trip gl.OS) Fed funiithea proper preaeure exactly , service from recognized ol tht— p t c«nl 9ii unp«kl bal* whan nardtdf Telephone 7007 . ('hureh Kodak Agencies. ^2M aac« • . . Lotlife «p to $300 em We have a Completa Linar-All SIxee. Ijtdio.s’ Aid Society. Leaves ' Hoooohold or iSo-mokor FUao. Our litier, esperienced In all typea of HALES -Reduced Prices for the Smoker! fK N 'T K K T ItA V r i, BtTRE.VC Menu: Salads, Baked Heanx, (Rupture), will gladly give you lux Vlitiii stri.«*l tiHm-hrWier infill » FREE CONSULTATION and ADVICE, We Have Secured -the Agency Fur IUCRL atiociimoR ? Cold Meats, Re|)shffi, Hnme Wain Rt., 2nd riooV Don't DaPay — Resu/ts Cuaraataad. iH iassm neTO D CEiED a .Made Struwl>err.v-.Shiirlciike with HahitiiMy 72HI COMS TO US A T ONCE^ WK CAN CORONA-CORONA CIGARS HEALTH MARKET U'hippt-d Crea-rii, Rolls nnd Coffee, HELP YOU I 40 reiils. And the price.s are lower, ^oo— now sold for

No extra ch.trgc for nttihgs nt Where Manchester Housewives Buy your own home. 10c’""2’“’25c "35c

The Arthur Druj? Store QUALITY MEATS 843 .Main Street Ruhinow Bldg; 3'“'$100 FINEHURST dial 4151 cigars, famous for half a eehtury for their excellence, Phones: 3806— 3809 mild flavor and satisfying qualities, are the choice of the dlscrim-

To further ar<|unlnt our ivistamers with Dehydration Imitiiig smoker. Try them for your next smoke— vouH be eon- Tender Fancy

%incrd. the quality of flnih iirst ItelU-atrMwn

Itenw we are featuring; In Refrigerators Pork Chopg S.'ic LlVK R W lTlST at ...... 29c Ib. Veal Stew New Lo\v Prices On Insulin Still Prevail! :ilc FRANKFURTS a t ...... 2.'>cJb. Popular Size, U 20^—10 C. C. (The drying of foodstufl's lb. 1 4 « / " BAKERY lb. 9 e POTATO roijE LOOK! Spf«ial for This Week! B. D. Yale Necdles-l o NEW l and lows of moiMtiirc). PRl'NK nRR.\ll .SAI..\I) SLAW iiain lioaf C?ut from bent quality g'ov- linest in the la n d ...... 2 for C T ry a tasty, nonrisblng Ib. 20c |b. ISc •l ib. 2V' A Good Old Mattre.ss veal stew for Tnesday’s ‘t7)c. A test conduct^Ki at Masa. emment Inspected porkem. lunch. Kiddies love It! Made Over Is Better . Mothers .\re Very Enthusiastic Ov6r Our Poppy .Seed Tea .Meat Is>i»f with I'irtirnins Inst, of Tecluiology with and PUtiU’hto Rolls Nut# ...... 8.V Ib. Hamiuiig steak i-howeii a Than A ('heap New Mint-Flavored iMilk 6f IVIagrnesia Pork Roll No more troiihle to get the kiddles to take It. o n lliik(*d Frrfih llaiii loss of.;i()7c by weight in a Butter Rolls One! jnnt_slr.e— highest grade ...... 0 * / C PIGS JLIVER IKUnul of ntent left uncover- lb. lO e

I.AM H K ID N K YS ... . . 4 fo r 10c I.et u.s .show you what w»? FrcBh dhipmenC for Tueaday! Parker House ed for 3 (iays in ji medianical New I..OW Prices On Magrazines! refrigerator. can make out of your old Rolls .■\lt lOc issues for 8c; all lac magazines for 12c, and hiattres.s at a reasonable

For Budget Special! cost. the 2ac issue.s for 20c. Why pay more? Get the habit Donuts Freshly Ground * of stopping in at oiir magazinie .section. We call for and deliver the Fresh Pieg Fresh .Meat Contains PINEHIJR.ST BEEF .... jb. 22c same day if necessary. • “.Save With Safety At This Pharm.tcy’’

A new loaf of or 60';f to Moisture Round Steak Buck's Hearth Spots and Dirt Vanish fiivift -figure that Economy Alattress & -CtV The Center Pharmacy Raked S-l I c e d CURE STEAKS'.'...... each 11c I freshly cut beef loses 3 lbs. (Formerly Packard’s) White Bread. 10c. Renovating Co, p er 100 lbs. in LS hours in Pftst Oliice Square When You Have Your nmilers. Fryers, Fowl, 4'hlrkens. 20:i No. Main St. Tel. 3923

Burk’s .American .Small Pot Knaots. Veal ratleto. meclianionlly cook'd refri- Sliced Rye, 10c. Tender, .luley .Sirloin Steaks. gerator.s. Clothes Cleaned At'

Mr. Hunt I* bringing,nn Home very fine

.\.\TIVE PK,\S to iiell nt * quurU 29c. 1^- AsparaKiis, 19c. 1 q u a r t * 5Sr.

Fresh Beets Iceberg Lettuce util he lOr, and. Boetnn W'e do a really thorough job of cleaning that keeps Head Lettuce He. (ireen Beans your garments looking good and keeps you happy, too. .Seleeted Fancy Toniat(7ea, I8c lb., .2 Ib*. CB> ROSEDALE 25c- .Spinach P'PT ' ’?-■!“ « Baqanaa, 4 Jb*. 25c. C'nntaleupc«, 2 for 23c. Celery Ripe PIneapplis, 21c. On the Eastern Shores of

•Vice Berries front Keeney. Dye Works Cauliflower — KILSPINUIE grade a .Mn.K. PHONE 7155

Carrots LA.\D O’LAK E S 51HJ4, 4 eanr 25c. Rareripes BOLTON LAKES t.lBBY’S TOMATO JlTf'E, tOc enn. 3 cans 29c. m Radishes

PINEAPPLE Jl It'E, 4 for 25c. ttc and Two miles of frontage on these beautiful Lakes now in Peppers 15c can.

course of development—suitable for Summer and Winter resi-

denp^\\^ooded with century old trees— Altitude of about Eight The Manchester Public Market

Hundred («00) feet above sea level and vvithin fifteen (15) min-

utes easy motor ride from Town. SPECIAL DURING SWIFT WEEK SALE

Finest Shoulder Lamb Chops .. . • 2 3 c I b . . 2 l b s . 4 5 c Get A (Vjlcrator Restricted and Sold On Easy Terms". Fancy Rib Lamb Chops ...... — 29c Ib. SPECIAL Nice Loin Lamb Chops ...... on — F o r ■ •.39c Ib. This prcDperty has been closely held by Colonial families and Fancy Rib Veal Chops...... 19c ib. Fresh Made Lamb Patties . has changed hands only once in One Hundred Ten (110) years. .6 for 19c Correct Humidity Dry Cleaning Boneless Lean Veal for Stewing \ isit the propeity early and get the choice of lots Ejitraiice to • ..15c lb. Shanks of V e a l...... Ladies* Plain Dress, Coat or Suit ... In Refrigeration! -. - f6c Ib. property on Tolland Road just Nmth of my residence. Breast of Veal ...... ' .-..9c Ib. Men*s Suit or Topcoat ......

AT OUR BAKEHY DEPARTMENT Whit^Gwments ...... Extra C h ^ e Home Made Snowflake R o lls...... 2 doz. for 25c We Close Wednesday Afternoons At 1 O’Gock. I T. WOOD Home Made Strawberry Shortcake Biscuits .. I9c dozen

Edward J.HoU FRESH VEGETABLES COMPANY State Tailor Shop Sole Agent and Developer Fresh Picked Native Green P e a s ...... • • .2 qts 19c S.’S Rissell Street 865 M A IN S T R E E T Sweet Oranges for Juice...... 23c doz., 2 doz for 45c

MANCHESTER Phone 4496 Telephone 4642 or Bosedale 26-3 Nice Sweet Potatoes for B ak in g...... - 2 lbs. for 15c