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"“ *" •‘ciiSi/asi ** FOUHTBBN PAOBi 8OVTH H A N ^ w n R , commw-'»h p b b i>a t ,.j t o ^ , J M « (C M M Mn*IMM *■ *■** VOL. XU V ., MO. a»T. VESUVIUS IN ERUPTION BEFORE QUAKE | u . s . R-100 TO END TRIP JUST BEFORE DARK REDSm skwi Dm om St u»-1 WOODCOCK PITTS OlARGEFAIHQt PALOS’ GUNS DW«: HOOVER UQOOR AIDEBOY.ll Gas b ; Making Landing m 50 AT Haat of Day— Canaifians POUCYINFORM TO DO MURDER ■ ■ — I WOMEN IN PRISON ASK Show Lhde &dtement FOB BIGHT TO SMOKE B ri^ eport Mnn One of Three Auburn. N. Y., July 81.— (AP) Dry Director Says Non-Com­ inmates of the State Prison for Over Arrival As They Women at Auburn want equality mercial Violalions Will Be Held As Parties To Fatal wlto toe inmates of toe prison for men in smoking privileges. Took Success for Granted. This was disclos^ in a report Ipored, Urges Judges to HiiVliip — Admits Giving accompanying that submitted by the Cayuga county special St. Hubert Airport, Montreal, Son Pistol Removing tine. Grand Jury to Supreme Court Que., July 31.-(AP)-The R-1001 Confer On Sentences. ———— .... T^Iufnrte Mount Vesuvius, as pictu^’ed above gave Justice Benjamin B. Cunning­ slowly approached the end of its Smoke and fire ominously belching from toe ®^® Italy. This Herald-NEA Service phor ham. ■flight from today, its ar­ Washington, July 31 —Outlining sinisteTwLning of toe earthquake which to rock to of Uves, shows the great volcaro Bridgeport, July 31 (A P ) The report said: “The inmates When they agreed to waive examin­ feel that It is a privilege tkat Is rival delayed by choice or necessity the policy on which tile Federal gov­ ^ S *r’*T--unr— rince th. guj. ba. c«iu»a .Iwm among r«ndm.tt ot ation. three Bridgeport men whom given toe men and should be untU shortly before dark tonight. ernment henceforth will endeavor to given them if they care to use IL, Now R^ved Reds M19 Progress of the dirigible, c enforce prohibition. Amos W. W. nearby towns. ______—------' police beUeve to be involved in toe We rind that 75 per cent of toe greatest ever to rise Woodcock, Prohibition Director, to­ fatal beating and robbing of James punishment is given for violation Qmt die City— skv over the ocean and down Beue day attributed "past criticism of HOSE DEFENDS I Harinstein, owner of a grocery of toe no smoking rule.” HOPE LOW PRICES ------Island strait had prohibition in toe United States to LEVnTGETS!NTO store 1002 Maplewood eral and even official brtief toe VENUS PURITY the evening of June IT, were OTOTd That Forogners R-100 would get in about * P- ^ blunders .and mis-conduct ^ over to toe Septeml^r term of S^ hut at noon today a afents.” aril said he would ^dw vor WILL MOVE GRAIN perior Court by Judge William toSSd toe army of 2,700 in^yiduMs Firemen Uproot Poison Ivy Sain - - A1 Anwrkttf* from toe ship itself NEWPOWERHCHT Buckley in aty Court today. NEW TONG FIGURES arrival would be at 7 o clock E. S. in toe service into toe “ best to ^ With Which Prude Sought „ . Domtalck Mastroni, 41, f«Jher T. body of detectives in toe . to Clothe Nude Statue at Safe Bat One. Believe Delay Chosen Mr. Woodcock’s statement, which Canadians Expect Foreign Li INAFRESHWAR To Act for Fanners O ppo^ Winona Lake, Ind. Winona Lake, Ind., July 31.— their part in the HariMteta Shanghai, July 81 (AP)__^The fire department has R opg WM Be Forced By was accused of aiding his sm to to- ™ H liF.bsg" Condemnation of lan d for come to-toe rescue of toe VenOT crime by furnishing him with a re­; l 0n Leongi. Fight Tong O hb^ ^ “T u S :S ® de Milo, and a scheme' to clothe Extremely Low Figures. volver OTd attempting ^ cover up it was believed toe officers the goddess’ statue in poison clues that might have led to toe onH had decided that atmospheric honestly, earnestly an attack of Chinese comntadM mend had dec x^fter close to I follow ed COTiferdibces here during toe iw hM been thwarted. youths. arrest. This Tmie Instead of ffip'””" ^ conditions woidd ^® „^®i“ ^® ‘°5 te r- Mrw. Mary Schell Stare of Present At Crime near Changsha yesterday. About dusk than in toe heat of toe twenwwilliam Dewitt Chicago, summering here, hwds Winnipeg, Man.> July 3L— (AP)—r Others boxmd over were Jonn fifty communists were killed. ®Bd [dent Hoover, WUiani Maeijones and Frank Romero, 28, Sings— ’Three Are Killed. noonlon 8^. . of hydro-1 Mitchell, A:ttomey<3«n®ral* New Milford, July 31.— (A P )— toe opinion that the statue, Rock-bottom grain prices brought many wounded as the blue jackets Profeesor Albert Levitt, independent which has been a figure of ar­ hope today of salvation from an im­ father of two children, both of returned' the fire of the RedSf who Sun heat gas of the | administrators and special whom are alleged by police to have gen, which is toe s » chiefs from all toe enforcement dis- Republican candidate for governor, tistic pride for 20 years, shotfid pending grain-storage crisis in — , 4« , Iraked the ship with machine gims 1 -100. of enormoudyJh^5«|gJ*^^ wear something. Yesterday toe been to toe machine New York. July 31—(AP.).-Po-W ®^ today prepared to enter a new con­ buoyancy, and it was toougbt toe Adm^tratlon Policy statue was moved to a location Canada. stein was set upon, dragged Into the lice reserves patrolled ChlMtown | R* laMt\*44lun pur^iTO o T m ^ g a slightly betor | M Ibt a h ^ .vdltaga line hetw^ art lovers afm rt, d^ ^ ^ lo both thfr National ftad the ’ to the oases of Macljonw ] The first shooting occurred ' The baftta rMedTfor an hour bi- time record. ______i ‘ «“ ^ovee Bull’s Bridge and Waterbtiry. Its fail toe scheme. They did not CwtmiBim Pacific railways put into and Romero haw# at flight when NAp Ung was killed at fere the. communists were sileneed. The mooringloortng mast is, according to 1 fufyit, iw^ the dir^ (^ers .were rejected by toe fafmere effect an embargo against grain, each. H ic other three previously the door of a HotUstrMt laundry The asfiaUaots had taken up por­ want to touish toe, Ivy w lto bound over to the high court were officers______at the, field to e ^ ^ t^ J^^ and isiilssequently condemnatlOT pro­ their bands, so they turned toe. movement to packed Lakebead bins. ta toe heart of ChinatoWn. tions behind shadu and in ubott- ceedings were Instituted. A faring Tony Mastroni, Andrew Chervamk, Police were on their way, to the inIn modciuu-jrmodernity «»*—and effirie^j^ i »t i| fense.- £irgeinarge cbn^rclalconuneFuw violationsy»w»c.wy»— hose on it, rooting it up. Other Grains Pile Up 17, growtb slong the bank. Heavy lira has never yet been used In an actual ^ ^ tie operated aga^t will be held In toe Litchfield Coimty i PoUce Chief Frank C. Ed- Today toe best cash wheat Is sell­ 17, and Richard Smith, scene of that attack whin Soo was necessary to clear the s^re. mooring operation. in 1 in future by all enforcement Superior Court, August 18, when an ington, upholding the firemen,, ing for less than 90 cents per Bock TJng was shot ten times at The five sailors received flesh Royal Canadian I agencies, declared 'the S ector and asseasor will be appointed to set a ; said Winona Lake is toe home bushel. However not only toe wheat a bazaar a few doors away. wounds, only. Although the Palos theiraelr scarlet coats ai^ yeuw I ‘Oittie time is to be wasted on piti- fair value on toe land. ' town of Billy Sundky, toe evan­ yield, forecast as some 100,000,000 The shootings, police said, fol­ was hit hundreds of times she was ptrlppd Mack ful,: ' oicavunLto,picayunLto, ■■ non-commercial Port of Roraback Fight ! gelist, and that Sunday never bushels, larger than last year, is BIGGEST OF RAIDS lowed toe circulation of a report ta not materially damaged. Her steel fleld today, keeping ^ leases." had become publicly exercised causing the storage worry: barleji Chinatown that Sam Wong, an On puite turned the Red bullets. ■with official business bdiind toe Prof. Levitt, who has attacked | ______^ ^ - dntUnes HU Policy ' Roraback, president of Connecticut. about'the statue. ...» and oata crops are expected to be Leong member, had been indicted Was Beooiflioltering high wire fences which ^n'important - motive of toe new Light & Power Company, and chair- . “If it’s O. K. with Billy It’s O. much larger than ta 1929. Rye and ON BEER IS PULLED for toe murder of Hung Wab Hong, I ^ ^^mmanded by Iieut.-OomxnSn^ ?Ssed by the genera pidm cuntiU ^^^d^^^ Director K. with me,’’ toe chief con­ barley stocks at the head of the president of toe Tong On, who was Ur R. D. ’Tisdale of Baltimore, tW Die ship is safely swinging at ^ .. man of toe State RepubUcan com- 1 Woodcock’s, words .briefly a« fol­ mlttee, in a. series of campaign ; cluded. are more than three times as ahot and killed while watching a palos, which previously had WP®* lofty mast. lows: large as twelve months ago. performance ta a Chinese theater \ to evacuate forelgnersjrom Chsag- Few Spectators speeches, promised to represent the ‘T toinic the prohibition laws can farthers at a conference here yes- on July 9. i|h^, just before the Reds overran But there were few to be ^ t be successfully enforced against Million and a Half InYolved toe dty, sought to approach ai^ terday. , ^ Grata Prices Turn Eight (Chinese and one negro are back—fewer visitors, in fw t, commercial operations. I propose i/iAr ArrMt. Six Chinese and toe survey toe damage. An unexpec> toe first part of the day than there The farmers involved are Harry FR E E HIS WIFE OF Chicago, July 31.—(AP.)—Both iinder arrest. Six Chinese to make'that our objective and not Antman, Charles B. Vai^orn, Ray­ in Brewery-Cafe Seizure negro were roimded up last night ed rise ta toe river enabled her to W6T6 i3olicc fitnd soldiers# to dissipate oiu: energies In other corn and wheat 'prices took an get near toe city. Canada seemed to be iTOk^ ot mond Hines, Mrs. James Hyland, Sr., early upward swing today. An un­ after toe shootings ta Chinatown. flelda. I shall insist that a steady Joseph and Clement Hyland, Itobert Three pistols and nine home-made After toe battle the Palos wito- toe safe accomplishment of tne pressure be maintained against BURDEN OF LIVING official estimate put the present in Brooklyn. drew down toe river to an Installa­ mother country’s latest achievemOTt these commercial vlola^ons. I disap­ Ferries, CaroUne Ferriss, Edward condition of toe com crop at 69.6 bombs were found In a raid ox ® Brown, Susie Brown, J, P. McGarry tion of toe Standard Oil Company, in aerial progress as a foregone con- prove sensational methods.” per cent, toe lowest since 1911, Brooklyn flat occupied by toe Chi- o t New York and was mooreA:*.- • State co-operation, he declared, and otoers. New York, July 31—(AP)— Fed­ nese. „ _ A statement issued by them said. and toe prospective yield this sea­ The Palos is one of the six W (Continued on Page 2) to be also a vital factor, "for com­ son at 807,000,000 bushels less than eral prohibition agents today were Among _ them was Dr. Hen Yung twelve ships comprising the A sm - The farmers affected are no long­ KiDer Says He KiDed taking inventory of a brewery OTd g. 38, ta whose Chinatown office can Y ang^ patrol headed by Beat plete success.” er afraid of iriAchine control o f lo­ toe government July 1 forecast. State co-operation, he declared, to cafe, valued at $l,^,OM,00, seizea m 1 polli ^ note reading “tong Admiral Thossaa C rav^ cal and state courts. We are deter­ Wheat values were influenced by toe “biggest 1 later than 9 p. m. Five HOLD H -D R Y AGENT be also a vital factor, “for complete His Mate Because Exist­ com strength, by comparativeiar»uiv« I what they described a^ LJ® I The names ot the sailors wounded SUCC6SS#’* mined to carry toe matter to toe market raid ta toe history dollars.” Dr. Ing was arrested m to were not Immediately available* - *• highest court in the land to obtain | firmness of toe Liverpool The property consisted of toe The director outlined a plan which and by assertions that export busi­ his two brothers. One < of theni, Bede May Leave City 4 ^ • AS MURDER PURCHASER he hoped' might become effective to justice.” ______j ence Irked Her. North American brewery and toe Theodore, a student, said he hOT Changsha advices today IndlaAM ness yesterday - was much larger Palm Garden cafe.at Wilson and promote public xmderstanding and tbfiTi had been acknowledged. Open­ left toe note ta response to a tale- that toe fury of the Comsf respect for toe law by which there Greene avenues, Brooklyn. phone call received ta the fio^Lpris ing at %-l%c advance, com later army which burned and looted 1 Glenn McKnight C harg^ by may .be uniform sentences imposed William C. Nolan, assistant ad­ office Tuesday night. He said toe m SOVIET C O U O T O N S I London, July 31.-(AP) - Police scored additional gains. Wheat of the foreign property ta U Slayer With Procuring Death on violators found guilty of essen­ ministrator ta charge of BrooWyn. five doUars refereed to w m a debt nan capital had subsided som^ today held a man who, they said, started unchanged to Ic higher, tially the same offense. ledthe raid last night. The raiders owed to Doctor Ing by No Won, although toe Reds retained of South Carolina Senator. OF GRAIN A FAILURE! had given himself up with toe con­ and afterward rose all aroimd. Urges Ji^ges to Confer said large quantities of beer ta another of toe Chinese arrested. of toe dty. In recommending that judges fession that he had killed his wife thousands of kegs ta toe brewe^'. Disiiatches said there were indi­ Columbia, S. C., July 31 as well as beer on tap ta toe cafe, Glenn D. McKnight, former ^ tle g throughout toe country confer bn to free her from an existence cation s, toe Reds .were preparing* to this question of uniformity of sen­ Union Gets Only 10 to 37 Per HOUSEKEEPER GONE JW O tested 4.96. depart to a day or two. The major­ whiskey king and one time Fedem which she bad tired. The North American brewery is b o s t o n lo d g e o f O K S prohibition agent, is ®^{® tences, he was believed to be reflect- Cent of Assessments Despite ity of toe invaders had wlthdrewn Ing.toe views both of President Hoo­ The story of toe “mercy slaying” one of toe largest ta toe country and to a huge camp east of toe dty. . ^ prison here today, named by W. U. An Excellent Crop. covers an entire city block. The cafe g o e s Thomley, confessed slayer State ver Mid Attorney General Mitchell, was related in toe West London Po­ CHILDREN ARE MISSING INTO BANKRUPTCY No new fires were reported today Senator E. J. Dennis, as instigator with whom he conferred for an hour lice Court when Charles “Augfustus is adjacent to it. . but numerous fordgn properties. ^ Moscow, July 31.—(AP) Al­ Several hundred bottles which toe which the . tordi had been aj of toe assassination. Gallchet, 62-year-old French citizen, ’eimsylvania Troopers Seek agents said contained whiskey and McKni^t, sought by more than (Oontiiiaed on Page Two.) though Russia’s crop this year Receivers Appointed , still were.V“*ntag. Bispectic promises to be one of toe best in waa committed for trial on toe Little Sons of Camp Care wine were seized in toe cafe. The Head Admitted Hotel Busi­ 16 state constables since Thomley haul alsa included a fleet of iz toe d ^ 'b y fordgnets still confessed he was hired to shoot toe history of toe Soviet Umon, toe charge of the murder of bis 47-year- taker. Absent a Week. ness Had Impoverished the possible because gimboate e , . government' is experiencing ex­ motor trucks in toe brewery gar­ Dennis a week ago today, was ar­ j old wife. awiroach erithte- five mUei EX-POUCE HEAD ASKS treme difficulty in certaL arw in age. .Body. Chwjiggha dur-to the low riven l«(eL rested in a Charleston hospi^ yes- 1 Galichel walked into toe static Honesdale, Pa., July 31.—(A P I- The raid was made without a war­ terday. Despite the affidavit of Ws I collecting grata from state, private State'police today said they were Few Flrea On Island, v and collective funds. i house ywterday, according to toe rant. The agents explained toat Boston. July 31.—(AP)—Affaire physician that he was in no conm- PARDON FOR‘DOMBERS” I police, and said he had takTO without a clue as to toe whereabouts they had purenased and tested beer of toe Elks Hotel were In toe bands tion to be removed. Gov. John G. ! In toe Kirgiz Soviet Republic, for wife’s lifo that morning by hitting of toe two children of Scott Thomp- on toe property several times, ustag of receivers today after a htair^ island opposite too Richards ordered him brought here. ■ example, only 10 per cent of the her on toe head with a flat iron eon,' of Buckingham township, who an ebulliometer to determine toe during which former Grand H ta^d looted, the majortta ^ thei toe not Irarniid., The Rm .app Thomley, 35 year old world ^ Capt. Mathesan TeUs Court He total amoxmt of grata which a statement. disappeared July 22, at same time edcohol content. Rifi^John F. Malley admltta^lhat veteran, repeated his confesmon while she slept. In that Irma Clark, housekeeper for hdd been amdeus to destroy .... Now Has Grave Doubt of the Boston Lodge of Elks is bank- under oath to a coroner’s jury here Thompson, vaniished. ese property, having last night. He again named Mc- IVIotHiey-BillingB* Guilt. The disappearance of toe children Japainne dub mare. ' V Itoight as toe man who had Inspir­ FILIPP LEADERS TO *^A petition of toe First Natioi;^ Tha eomtamil^to Ahm Idotd and toe woman was made known Bank of Boston was brought by the ed toe shooting. San Francisco,. July 81.—(AP.)— by toe state police last night after burned the Japanese consulat ___ A recommendation by, former Po­ cent of toe total quantity has been ®^„a were coming to toe bank because the Elks were ta w - McKnight, picturesque character collected. ’ conclusion toat toe future held very working on tl» case for a week and DISCUSS ROOSEVELT JOB toe Japeheae hospital ot the of toe HeU Hole Swamp area of lice Captain Duncan Matheson toat losing trace of toe woman and chil­ rears In payments. Durtaff thj, land. The Brifieh Jardtoe In toe fertile Crimea, which pro- ^ worth Uving. hearing, Malley said the ^ tu re Berkeley, branded Thomley’s con­ pardons be jjflven Warren Bifl- duces toe finest grata in toe Soviet; remarks was “how dren ta New York state. son Steanialflp Compaxxjrs v n ia r ^ - fession a “lie.” Ings and Thoxnas' J. Mdohey, con­ The woman' Is 32 years old. The Accept Prfsident Hoover’s In­ toe lodge ta toe hotel busto^ h ^ were huniad last nl$^t ' .'. Senator Dennis, a member of toe victed ot toe Pteparedfless Day Union, only 37 per ceht of JoW nice It would be to p ^ away peace­ been a failure and toe lodger 1« quantity of grain contemplat^ children are sSrancis Thompson, 5, vitation to Talk Over Ap­ A ‘alight rise General Assembly for 20 years, was bombtaffB h«r*-lfl"191fl, was before fully in one’s sleep’ “ and Norman Thpmpson, 3. Their bankrupt. . ■; gunboats to ■*a®^,^the rtr toe government has The - detective------who — had tavesti . , pointment as Vice-Governor. The charter of the lodge political boss of Berkeley county. He the Sunreme Codrt; today as It re­ In other regions similar deficits in g^gg told toe court .his ta- mother died about two years ago. tha Standard Oil and Shell f has waged war against toe liquor pended recently after sumed ' etiiiirfderation of Billings’ the grata ^collected for July are qyjjy gbown Gallchet and his •Ml— Clark ' has been acting as ManUa, July .— (AP.)—Manuel ^ ee on toe ou ts^ tf^ interests and toe Hell Hole Swamp ai^jpatMp. for pardon. housekeeper for Thompson, who is 31 Proceedings foUowtag a rMd to and It was helieveil.to^^ noted. . wife had been a devoted couple Quezon, Senate president. Acting which liquor was found on ThS element for many years. 'llMbksdn, qniitioned by an as- TOe government has urged all j ------35, for ateut four months on a small saved italesa a .reo(F^> farm. 'I^ompson is caretaker for a Senate President Sergio Csmena national body soeUW justly. fi® those concerned to use their utmost j of toe conditions of retastatMMot fioreed top .gunl»At^to l^ d of MoofleVs an^ BUllngs summer camp -%t High Lake, near and Acting Speaker of toe Hou.ie again. The d l prepare AFts here. • ' De La Salas today accepted Presi­ was for .toe lodge to get- oirt ®^..^h> At about $6,000,OOtt«Ach. KING GEORGE SIGNS fulit at the ttmr of toe bombing, I'OS ANGELES'FLYING hotel business. " , bjit OTw had “grave doubts” about ThompTOn found toe children dent Hoover’s offer to dlscxisa toe The foreign ginw mi—itig when he returned from toe appointment of Nicholas Roosevelt laoproved th«r. w W THE N A V E T R E A T Y ilT ^ NEW SYNAGOGUE BOBBERY IN THIS AREA TODAY camp on the mght of July 22. as vice-governor ot toe PhlUppinw. l a w y e r s a t g o l f riv^ riim AaEtf.i In a message to toe TOlplno Vlrona o f thSidW.^ wlMM IdthtMIcattoa Of thir two New L ^ p n , London, July 81.—(AP) - Ktagl ja^ a factor^ to thslr.convic- Bridgeport, July 31—(AP) Am- t h i r d b a n k c l o s e s Mission at Washington the insular Japan^jVr^, leadera said they were willing to Forty members of George has signed the tostrumey;{,^i^^:1ptt^ - ye» other synagoOTS being Newport, R. L. „ waa^axerted Inveatigated today by po^«- .. —The Navy dirigible Con&ellsviUe, Pa., July S l.---(A P ) (flgeusa the subject with >,an open of ratification the London >tai ]f,-91aliart,idlatrt6t ■ The latest occurred,to toe Adato which arrived here early —The dtlMDS National Bank, one iii,a®OTrdiuice with the Pres- Xarad Byflagogue where four vases, of the two remaining banks ta Con-■ idenfa sugiestion, “prompted by a cap golf touhiaiiMOt at the' treaty which now has been tito t e ^ s t o f trtoiS' from Lakehurst, N. J., » d cossett Cbutttiqr'"CBib,.: 1 at toe U. 8. 8. Pstoka, left at 9J40 neOtville, dosed today .^tW n a sincere desire to r.^ch a just and and ’ signed by both Great IWtani 'T w i . , Point Prtaee Ww® ^ a. m. (B. D. T.) tor V Bbnth of t%clotIng of the Tltta satisfactory solution.’’ nnd the United Btatee.., . tb^l^ « lv ^ pMjttced ^ OTto box in' a telephone apa Truat XJompany of ^ The instaar Renata unanimously for low net aiM iow/irom cruise over New England. She wU and aftemoon 18* hoW rodiiflk-m The aattouitoextMnt'‘e(,.the Ktoii^i Pennaylvaala- and the Union Na ,went on record return at sundown to m ow “ • tional here. Witodrawal of 4fo r lovr net ad toer-gwaa n w r ,n lg n a ^ wits made by. Philip, toow- ^^toently the ^^!L®^S^*fiSreeAdato Syna^gM ta P »t^ for the flight w tt o fle W noixtopOTt of Rooeevelt wid native entered, whUe 'W ^ ^**'*JJJ‘ ^ aad to deppidta FM reported the cavaa l^'hbla diatem'. deal, diancellor o f the , Sorttiott was iridmpwAd.' . ■‘■r ■- ■, t .hy?!' i iSawerer. Mien ttto m . • th i , ...... ’ ' ' t'i’ ■* and' w iai>reirted--^-ehee»' to^^^ ' ' ' :¥r

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Ivrrt-:: w, : if Local |$AtS YFEATOSt B State Briefs * € ,) TO 56 I ';i- (I . 0 ■ A -V. FRIDAY NKHr ___.r.i O m M . i. , .i . •' ai — (AP)— I the vmters of tba< AfJanllc i awMr. ■*■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■ - TO BAISB 1 1’. M. Stoetai . ^ Washinirton, July^ lone dragging ^th thf New London, July 31—(AP) -7- Fault Stoofcs Henry Janvrin Browne, vmoee long ^ Gulf Stream under 4rtd<5» tta The tug Cricket 6f the Merrltt- Bid Asked range weather . Mississippi Valley; has basn.swaitfr-' T 1.'-' ’ ■■ ■ *■' Chapman and Scott Corporation left 'brought into conflict .with the |B«dle to Present Program, panicers Trust Co. . 326 — here today for Sdtuate, M w . Bank and Trust • — 826 . WteSier Bureau from nimiter- conditions, ■ • ■ He • i * where tomorrow divera ase «pectro 345 today said the present *•*•**' ^ vaUed to 1874 and 1 8 1 8 when rse- Twice Postpoaed, Tomor­ to begin to worle of raising the Cap Nat BAT ...... the heat was only temporary and \\ colUsion Conn. River ...... ^ ords kept to the middle west showed tanker Pinthis, sunk to a ----- . ^ 188 toere would be. no, definite to the Great Lakes had reced^tr^t-. with the steamer Fairfax last 1 Htfd Conn. - the wave untU a ft» L^)or ly. Moon sun cooditloM theoi row E?emiig. month. Two divers started 10for- the i First Nat H ar^rf . . 220 Land Mtg and ’Htle .. — Months ago, Browne said, he were much the same as this sum-: scene of th6 .disaster b y train. was convinced a sun spot Mutual BAT ...... mer, , coupled with a lunar cyc^ hM d ^ Oeeaa BQs Basis rain has a m b u l a n c e IN CRA SH |NewBrltT^t ...... ^ 1 Due to the fact that tfpf^ that the summer <« 1980 oe Browne made weather pre­ caused the cancellation of the Tues­ ! Bridg^rt, July 31 - (AP) - 1 Overside T ^ t ...... ^ hot and dry. Perusal of nstear J o ^ and Henry S. Thomski • West Htfd Trust .... dictions for nionths to advance for day night concert program for two records, dating back through the a number of yedrs, basing his fo ^ ; had convinced him im- successive weeks, the Salvation iS t^ tS t Vlnciit’»h og ^ a .a re-|«tM ...... 1|| casts on <^ean meteoirolofy rather uSuaUy hot and dry summers came atmoephedc condltioos ciw9t*\ Army Band will present an aug­ isult of a collision between their Aetna Fi* ...... ~ every 66 years. Similar condito^ continenfs. Weather Bureau offi­ mented program tomorrow night automobUe and a private ^ u la n ce ., Aetna L^e ...... ~ to those of this summer prevaUed Peter Steiger, driver of the am- j AutomobUe ...... ™ cials put Uttle faith In his methods from 8 to 10 o’clock in Center in 1874 and 1818, Browne said. but among his dlents are man/ . ^ a. i bulance. was arrested. Two men who . Conn. General ...... 'The forecaster said the moon had Park, it was announced today b y , were ^Aintr riding with him at the time ! Hartford Fire tnfvde^ n ^ “t h~l P«Hed large corporations. George H. WaddeU, chairman of the j suffered minor injunes. ' H tfd Steam BoUer National F ire ...... concert committee of the Chamber > JAILED FOB LIBEL Phoenix Fire ...... Westing El and M fg ...... WALL STREET T(H)AY of Commerce. It was felt by the ‘Rrideenort July 31— (AP)—C3pri Travelers W od w orth ...... 5 5 ^ committee that rather than deprive R,SS,*Sutor of a weekly i PubUc UtUitles S t^ Yellow Truck 25 the townspeople of this weekly at­ newspaper, today faced a three \ conn. Elec Serv ...... »1 traction it would be better to give months jail senteno for writing and conn. Power ..... • • • • ^ ~ New York, July 31.— (AP.)—^Th«> the concert on an off night of the printing'^ editorials allegedly slander- Greenwich WAG. pfd . M CURB QUOTATIONS bull group, feeling that it had gone week, and in this, received the in­ toe Joseph Cubelli, former state . Hartford Elec Lgt ■ • » ‘ too far to give up-at .this juncture,- stant co-operation of the band. sector. Romano was sentenced to ; Hartford Gas ...... struggled to regidn control of the Four additional numbers will fea­ jaU for three months and was toed do, pfd ...... *• (By Associated Press.) price movement in today’s Stock V. ture the program which includes $250 on the charge yesterday to a ty I s N E T C o ...... ; Amer Cit Pow and Lt B ----- 16% Market, and managed to, win back* nine marches, four selections, and Court. He filed an appeal,, bonds ; ^o, rts, W. ' ' I Am Super Power ...... 23% a substantial portion of the losses; two comet solos. The entire pro­ being set at $1 ,000. j Bfanufacturing St«^ : Ontral States Elec ...... 24% of the previous session. gram has .been built around the ------■ Am Hardware ...... 56% 58% Cilities S e r v ic e ...... 28 Yesterday’s severe setback prov-- works of John Philip Sousa and four d r o w n e d o n c a n a l ! Amer Hosiery ...... 30 ! raec Bond and Share ...... 82 ed a kepn disappointinent to specu-; 16% i of the best compositions of tto Suffield, July 31.— (AP)—^The | Amer Silver ...... , Niag and Hud Pow er ...... lative quarters, but with reports noted composer and band leader wto 36 Sulfleld-Windsor Locks Canal w m 1 Arrow HAH, com .. • ; Piennroad ...... 11% that several industrial plants whlca. be “ E l 50% ; be played. The first will ^ bein£T dragged today for the body 1 j^utomatic Elefrlg • • • • ! S O ...... have been closed for regular Juli^ * Capitan,” then “Semper Fidelia,” o f Edwin Ckx)k, 18, o f A g a w a m ,; B igelow Sanford, com 17% W agner’s i United Gas ...... shutdowns will resume operations and "The Thunderer." Mass., who drowned last night while ; do, pfd ...... j Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 41% “Under The Double Ekigle' wiU also 17 within the next fortnight, many wading in the canal. The youth,; Bnungs and Spencer • 1 Util and Lt ...... traders felt that for the moment at be heard. who was spending the,summer on i Brigtd Brass ...... i Vicks Financial ...... The solos wiU be played by ^ 7 least, the seasonal trend of busi­ the farm of his uncle, Alvah Hlnck- i do, p fd ...... ness was more favorable to the T ’ Sit Down/ old Turkington, “The So^ ley, here, is beUeved to have step- j collins Co ...... • • Reached My Heart,” and by ^ d - p ^ into a hole shortly after enter- case, Lockwood and B i AFGHAN KING ENDS bull than the bear cause. o f bad to [H’ chairs in your home has much t’ do with its appearance 'n th mvitm master David Addy, “A Peni^t’s W the water. Colt’s Firearms ...... Further’.flurries sellings Plea.’ The band will play TurWng- Ekigle Lock be absorbed during the morning. comfort it should suggest. T day chairs must include comfort as weU ton’s composition, “American Com­ ! REVOLUTION QUICKLY • Fifty. AT OOLEBBOOK Fator Bearings The day’s news was not wholly — as style t’ be fashionable. Ther should be enuf t' go aroun so when mander.” ^ ^ _ Winsted, July 31.—(AP)—^ EHiller Class A . — pleasing. Studebaker's second The complete augmented program quarter statement showed net ■of early today destroyed a 12 rTOin Hart A Cooley ...... — f Has Two Pays’ Battle, Using company ar'ives mother doesn't have t’ say, ‘Johiiny, get up 'n Irt Mrs. - will be as foUows: house in Colebrook River at a low Hartmann Tob, com ,, ■— I (mly 41 cents, compared to $8.02 to’ March—“Blesse^y Saved Big Guns and Planes and i the like period last year. Although 80 sK^tim t easy chair! You don’t ne’sarily have t' choose big chairs ether, M ott of $5,000. The house, owned oy do. 1 st pfd ----- . . . — N . J I the dividend was reduced from $5 . . .Sousa James Nugent of Bayonne Inter SUver ...... ‘ 0 Crushes Insurrection. f” th- smau one. U Jes’ as c o ^ t^ le 'n 16t. o' V ^ ^ o m March—“El Capitan” ----- was unoccupied. Th^ cause is un- do, pfd ...... to $4 annually on April 30, It is ob­ Selection—"Om: King” Landers, Fraiy A Clk. 69 look too crowded with big ones. I fs a matter o That known. PMbawar, India, July 31.— (AP) vious that a further substantial re­ Cornet Solo—“The Song A Bow, Class A 14 —Latest advices received here from duction must be made unless dlrec-r iEteached M y H eart” I th- right place 'n havin’ plenty o’ them. Bight now, dnrm . . .Sousa DEAD AFTER WILD BIDE do, a a s s B ...... * I Kabul indicate that a revolt against tors wish to dip further into sur­ is a good tim e t ’ s e l e c t yours for th’r priced way down low. A few typeal i March—“Semper Fldelis” New Brit Mch. com . 19 ; Nadir Shah, king of Afghanistan, plus, Buffalo, Rochester and Pitta- I Selection—“My Homeward Joiu:- Bridgeport, July Swanson Statoey Prentice, 22, pf North A Judd ...... 19 j was crushed after a two-day battle buT^h passed its ssmi^annuiil values is deiscribed below. ney” ...... Niles Bern Pond ...... 29 to which several hundred of the I March—“American Comniander' Road, died early today at St. Vto- payment due at this time, the fiTiSt ...... 'Turkington cent’s hospital from injuries reviv­ Peck, Stow and WUcox 7 ! rebels were killed. Heavy field gims class 1 raUroad to take euch action Russell Mfg Co .,.... W ' MMCh—"The 'Thunderer” ... .Sousa ed when an automobile in which he ' and airplanes were used by the gov- I thle- year. . „ . . . Selection—“Nearer To Thee’ was riding overtmmed on Sylvan ScovlU ...... ” eriiment forces. Call money remained fairly plen­ avenue near the railroad crossing Seth 'Thom Co., com .. " 'The reports received here said tiful, despite the approach of t^ March — “Under The Double Standard Screw ..... 110 Eagle” ...... Wagner yesterday afternoon. that as soon as Nadir Shah beard Aug. 1 settlements. D'jrtiy tee do. pfd. «guar “A’ . IM eff the plot against him he rushed March—“Wellingtonian” ...Srotoey Prentice and (Seorge Shoms^, 43 next day or so, peymsnte for the. 21. of Oldtown Road, owner of the Stanley W orks ...... 41 to Kabul, the capital, and summon­ Cornet Solo—“A Penitent’s P l» 80 — new American Telephone stock, as ...... B ooth machine, were both severely Injured Smythe Mfg ...... ed the citizens to meet en masse. well as interest and dividend pay­ Taylor A Fenn ...... IW March—“Entreaty” when the car careened and over­ Then he put the question up to them ToTiington ...... " ment; will result to a turnover of PuH-Up March—“Saints of God” turned after bumping across r^ - after much speechmaking and nak­ about $600,000,000. CaU loans re­ Underwood Mfg Co .9 2 ed frankly whether they desired “ A m erica.” road tracks. They were both rushed newed at 2 per cent, and t^ro to the hospital and Prentice was Union Mfg CJo ...... — that be continue to reign or wheth­ Chair wBTt some outfida oflaringa at lA * found to be, in a critical condition. U S Envelope, com ... 2sa er they preferred a revolution. 'The During the rooming eelltog, loss­ His skull was fractured and be was do, pfd ...... i citizens assured the king of their TRUCK ON VISIT H E ^ Veeder Root ...... 85% 87%' es of 1 to 8 points or more to sev­ suffering from Internal injuries. 20 loyalty and urged strenuous meas­ $9.95 Sbomsky had received injuries about Whitlock Coll Pipe .. 16 ures V deal with the insurgents. eral of the leading shares were nu­ (Below) One of this After the battle more than 8,000 merous, but most of these were re­ IS ALMOST TOO BIG the bead and body. year's smart occasional captured insurgents were then corded before midday, as tiie list ebairs. Has no end to i l l e g a l l y HEBE. CHARGE developed a firm tone. .Ralls, b ^ “ handcuffed to KabuU .its many uses, Mabog-~ L state Law Forces New York It appeared that just before the ever, were decidedly heavy. M ^ up^ng a rbport was circulated souri Pacific broke 6 points, and any or Walnut frame cov­ . Drivers to Drop Trailer at NvY ^ Stocks ered to Velour add Mo- avenue, was arrested here today by that Nadir Shah was suffering from New York <>ntral, ChesapMke Putnam Because of Length. and Ohio, and Baltimore and Ohio quette. Regularly $16.50. Immigration Inspector R, W, Ken­ 26% cholera. The government claimed ney of Hartford and Detective Adams Exp . thte waa one of the chief rumors a^ged 2 or more. OlUette gained The largest truck yet seen in A lleg ...... 21% Lieut Martin Lengyel of this city, 128% which brought a suspension of busi­ aavaral poiBta* ^ , Manchester was parked in front oi Am Can .... ness to KabM for nearly a week. Such iseuee as Dupont, Byers, charged with Illegal entry into this Pow er 78 j the Montgomery Ward store on country and overstay of passport Am and F or Worthington, Allied Chemii^ and 1 Mkin street for the betetr part of A m Intern ...... 84% He was released under a | 5 00 bond 86% gained 8 to 6 P®i»^ i two hours last night awaiting the for appearance before a U. S. Com­ Am Pow and Lt .. LAST MEMPHIS BOAT more. American Can, We^togbouse arrival of one of the mana^rs of Am Rad Stand San 27 ColonirJ missioner next week...... 68% Electric, Air Reduction, Vanadi^, Boudoir the store to unload three suites of According to Inspector Kenney, Am Roll Mill U. S. Steel and American Tele- furniture that were due to be deliv- he entered the United States from A m Sm elt ...... QUITS THE BIG RIVER pbone gained a point or two. Ra­ W ing Chair erod yesterday afternoon. A T and T ...... ' Chair Havana, Cuba, through Key West dio and General Motors moved nar­ 'The truck attracted much atten­ A n Tob B •.##e*ee®»»****** " j j In 1928 on a visitor’s visa, allowing Memphis, Tenn„ July 31— (A P )-- row ly. tion, considering the few ^r*OM on Jim one month in the couitiry. He Am W Wks 92 the street. It was a speclaUy built Dowti on tbe Mississippi River front $52.00 was apprehended when be filed his this morotog, they said tbe Vallw $7.95 White with a sheet iron body, pad­ Atlantic Ref ...... • • 37 y o u t h s e t FIRES , » ® first citizenship papers. (^een wae due and that it would ded walls and was Intended for long Baldwin ...... a id s n e a k r o b b e r s (Abovd) A ebbrmlng and (Above) A popular ebair distance hauling. It was on its B O ...... not leave again. oomfoi^ble. ebair for Mi- of itaMy proportloDS. voyage and was so large n a v y t u g DAMAGED 'An epoch will end as tbe Valley Covsrsd to durael# Xil- New London, July 81.— (AP.)— ()ueen iwtoge around tbe bend and New York, July SI*— , l a ^ s bottdblr. Covered that at ^tnam it had been such an Beth Steel ...»...... youths war# charged today yritb to colorful Crstonnes. sytb Draim. Regularly attraction that State Policeman Damage estimated at flOQ was gHdei into the shadow of the Mem­ 173,60. done to the Navy Tug 72 todi^ Canadian Pac ...... phis skyline. It la the last of tbe setting firs to apartments ^ Regularly $llJ)d. Brown of the Danielson barracks Case Tbrsib ,...... •••»••• • robbing bouses on tbs opposite sIm became Interested, Measuremente when the mast and smokestack of Cerro de Pasco 80,% Memphis packets. of tbs street wblls tbs occupant* 1 were token of the truck, and tto the vessel fouled the operator's 78% 'The Valley Line Bteamere, Ino., watobsd tbs arrival of firs appara­ platform on the Thamee river high­ Chi and Norweet oei out of business today, closing (trailer. It covered a distance of Cbrysler 89% tus. They wars arrested yesterday ! thirty-four feet without the trailer way bridge. The smokeetock was 68 tlbe last of tbe packet lines wbieb Colum Gas and El have sent boats from Memphis to to Brooklyn when they ran from a ' and was fifty-two feet and seven knocked loose, the maet was brok­ Colum Graph ...... *7% building tMy ars alleged to bavs Nt | en and other damage was done. tbs ports and landings along tbs ' inches In length with It, The owner Coml Sojv •8 'S on firs. I of the truck is the Kroebler Manu- Tbs bridge was not damaged. big nvsr for mors than a century, Barrel Ccmwltb and Sou l» . TOs docking of tbs Valley Queen I factoring Company of Binghamton, Consol Gas ...... ,108 Golf to Bobby Jones seems to be i N. Y„ and It was loaded with fuml- CHANGES FOB S-4 70% Isavse DO packet on tbs nvsr be- Chair Contin Cen Msmpbii. ______a matter of oourie. ture, . NSW London, July 8 1 , - - ( ^ . ) - Com Prod ...... After checking up on the Ir.w [n Cbanges to tbs equipment of tbs Du Pont De Nem .uestlon It was found that forty refitted subnjbrlns S-4, .wbwh is Eaetman Kodak ,.,,...••• '•298 $47.50 teet was the limit In the length of a used Id submarine safety Bleo Pow and Lt 71 I truck that could travel over the ments by the Navy, are to be made Fox Film A *8% (Bslow) An sxtrsmsly I roads In Connecticut. A special at the Brookl^ Navy Yerd' wv>. Gra Elec ...... oomfortebls obalr with * i session of the Putnam Police Court 'The iubmarine, to tow of ^ N a ^ Oen Foods SERVICE - QUALITY - PRICE style note lU its own. Vp- ) was held to help out as much as salvage veiMl Cbeirink, vdll leave Gen MotoreJ® bolitersd in colorful Sow- I possible and a fine of 16 and costs, srsd linsn. Regularly the submarine base for the Navy Gold Dust , , , i > 11 >••••••••• • JtT* or a total of 119.91 was imposed 889,60, The state police barracks got In Yard Saturday.______Grigsby Grunow « touch with the state motor vehicle Hsrsb^ Choc ...... JJw FRESH SEA FOOD Xnt Karv *2|» department making known the con Frffh Caught M sckoifl...... 12c lb ditlons and that the truck was to go FORMALLY CHARGED' Int Nick Can ...... to Manchester, New London, New X T and T 4® Fresh Swordflsh Haven and then to Stamford before WITH BUCKLEY CRIME Johns ManvlUs ...... »*% FinitofSdlf returning for a return load out of Ksnnsoott Cozwell ; Krsugsr and Toll 4 87% Btfsk Cod to fry ...... ' " 1?' Harvard N ew Y ork, Losw'i, Inc ...... i • 71% Round Cbowdor Cltma 26e qt. As the truck proper was within Llvicchl, SuppoMd To B# 46elb. W in* Chair the forty feet limit it was decided X^rlUard 82% i Frosh Esstom Halibut Stoak CliibChai>^ to order ^ trailer removed. A Pointtr-otti, First To Bo Dl- Mo Kan and Tex 89 26c lb. Mont Ward ...... 8d% Filltt of Cod...... permit from the state oommlsslon- rictly Aecuffd. Cod to boll .... • IfllllSlIlIttflf* 18c lb. er is now belaf sought so they may Nat Cash Reg A ...... « $39.50 $55.00 connect up the trailer and carry it Detroit, July 81— (AP)— Nat Dairy ...... • • * ®j% StfSRiIng Clams (Abeys) A hibMMoua through the state on this trip. LivecAl, alleged to be oonnectM Nat Pow and l/t ...... « (Abevi) A obalr ttot yw DewB4M 1 e u a g I a g with the ilaylng of Radio Announw Nevada Cop ...... < *•% know wlU b* cofltfortabte obalr. Oevtifid Ui wtt#- Jerry Buckley in the LaSalle hotel NY Cent “OJts FRESH VEGETABLES bsfort you ^ *•» oeloNd mobalr wlfli isat PRESIDENT AGAIN WILL early July 88, wae formally ebartw NY NH H ...... i-< ...... '—8% 29c diitlMtivs btttWB-tufted aad bSek.la fov^ La> with murder in a warrant ilmed^by North Amer Aviation ...... •% Fancy Golden Bantam Corn iquaN back.. Oevtrtd in Fraaca Idk rrli88; Rag- Judge Thomae M, Cotter today. North Amsr ...... 99% Nstlvo Ript TomstoH . . . • 16c qt. -Itefulasly. 169 JO. marly 9ITJ0. TAKE A LONG WEEK-END Uvecchl, who bai been under ar­ pgckard I >. I.. 1 > I...... *4% Lima Bfsns. wtll flllfd. rest ever sines tbs killing, w u Parans Public ...... W Swott PotatoM. 2 lbs...... 26c found in bis room in tbs Lasalls PSBfi WMhIngton, July ,'Uh-(AP) — Pbila Read *C and I ...... • 18% ^ tll Bosns ...... 10c qt. Asotber tour day excursion to bis hotel shortly after tbs tbrss fu ^ men bad fired slsvsn bullets Into Pub Merv N J ...... 93 lodfs In tbs Blus Rldgs mountains Buoklsy’s body as be sat in .tbs Radio If...... 42 Is plannsd this wssk-snd by Prssi- \oVby. Tbs polios suspect him of Radio Xeitb ...... 81% Blueberry Plea from nstlvo borrlH ...... 29e each dent Hoovsr. With a party of having been tl)s man who pointed Ren Rand ...... 87% lists bs expsets to Isavs tbs Wbito out tbs announcer to tbs gimmen. gears Roebuck ...... w% Souss after luneb tomorrow and rs- Uvscobl is toe first man to be BlmnoDS . I. I • 90% SALE ON CORNED BEEP tum early Monday. formally charged with murder as a glnolair Oil * Mrs. Hoover, acoompanisd by result of the killing. gcuth Pao ...... 118 Corned Beef, legn rlb e...... *...... jj* Mrs. George Aksrson, wife of one iou Rwy 87% Fancy Bonelees Brleket ...... *'/’'* i a tbs ebisf exseutivs's ssorstoriss, d u e l HA8 AUDlfeNCE, Stand Brands . . . ..i • 80% Cabbage free with each purebaee of comod boef. and Cbarlss Aksrson, ber 7 year old ONLY ONLOOKBBfi HURT stand Gas apd Elec « • I e e • • « • 9$% son, will drive to the camp this af- Mexico City, July 81.— (AP)— Stand Oil-Cal 68% ■ I tOmoon. Whan a report spread to the suburb Stand Oil N J 71 Stuffed and Baked Mackerel eeeee8d88«eei8ee 86c each 'Those invited to make the trip of Taoubaya that two young and Tex ComCoi 08% Kdied Beane...... • e®4ee4888888tsee , 26c qt«, include Edgar Rickard, of New prominent man of tbe capital were 'TimkenmoU Bear ...... 16cloaf l^nk, a former business partner of Pumpemickle Bread . .. iii^eeessisssaetes to flfbt a duel, a curious crowd as­ Tranedent Oil- ...... „ eeeeeeeeseeeisee 26c each the Mesident, and Mrs*. Rickard; sembled at tbe deilgnated spot. Tbs Unten Carb 7»J* Chei^ Cakee...... Ml and Mrs. William Hill of Bing- dualists arrived, emptied tbelf pie- Unit Aircraft...... 88% , haaaton, N. Y.; Albert F. Dawson, toli at each other but tbe only Unit Oorp ...... 88 the fonner executive eeeretory of Unit Gai and Imp ...... 80% 4he Rmtfiican Senatorial Commlt-i casualties were two of tbs bystand­ ers, rusbsd to a bospltel to a eritl- U a Ind'Alco lOe V *■ tee, and Mre. Dawson; George Aker- a Pipe and Fdiy ...... 88^ Manchester Pubfic Marifot •on and Captain Joel T. Boone. citi condition. Tbe duellste, who tb6 ■ ■' ♦ , . ollee .aald were Pedro Castro g a Rubber Dial 6111 U a Steel ...... A . . A I Mount Whitney in Cabfomia is yimenss,'lieutenant of tbe ftesiden- px... « Ual Guardi, and Rodolfo Martinez Util Pow and Lt A;,...... r 88% the hljAest .pbint. t o r the United Warner Bros Pldt ^eeoeeap** •• .ittte i, feet hiflL

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as the ttedif are ^ op***- erent plans for solving, the tm* MeNmcMsSB ^ £ iS S of Oetoher. empiloymmtifliit vvlL..... > . FRANCEGAINS iFAlIORHRTSm ,,, The voteri Jtave * MftMw ‘UTEAKEn PRESporr Sfarfiw /n /to/y’s Two important ew ta come t^rplans to. ehooir from anutt th* October; the - liberals Bangooii, _ — LEAGUE PRAISE B d ilve Blatcdobald WiU and the Indma tmmd table ^ ^ COnservap —A mutilatod b e^ Democratic Leader Would Re­ cnee. the iM r that of the sabs" BY PEACE A O S store Prosperity by Repeal­ No matter bor pkrty»- ■ . Brie Book, erpa Before Vinr oarty may regret that the im p ^ ' -M. yesterday by ing the Eightewth Amend­ jSAND&AMU _____ IN party. ' Geneva— (AP)—Ratifications by m ent. London. (AP.)-^idW>jr the Socialist rovemmant. CXMIMQMI ABE BLASTED The b o d y ™ France of the "optional Oause” in B(Am of Ooa roons ere portunity for kvoidlng that the river I the statutes of the Permanent ^ u rt Bridgeport. July 81 — out e o i^ ^ divided ta foreeuv gcncy.through a .general ^ectioa Looden, Jifiy fil.—(AP) — The tie more than a of Intemational- Justice, and of the Archibald McNeil, Democratic Na­ of the comiag genertl seeihs to have sliced by. No re- committee of privileges of the ftrf—ifig- Burial General Act for Arbitration, have tional comjhltteeman, in an address section. Opi section la certain It n ^ b le party leader wMts to House of Comniens, investigating a morning at P tobM' Ho been commended at Geneva as an before the State Democratic Coni- li‘ comehtt November; the. other a pSitical party question out speMh maderby BL Ban^lham, labor, ^Titi^tifytng the body a a fie ^ important double step toward world mittee here today, placed the fuu e q ^ y oerthin it won’t happen be­ of the £dian situation nor inter- charging members with bribery and has been r ^ y s d b^ . burden of the present business de­ fore apring. drunkenness today reported tbat his Hook a ^ Jv m # s ss peAce. fern with the round t^ e flytog from BiffMnn toward The “optional clause," it will be pression upon l^esldent Hoover and A Cabinet miniater, when naked once-by forking a general election statement was n gross ■ brearir. of advanced repeal of the 18th amend­ which date he favored replied: privilege, that the Mbery charge ' traUa early tbia' nonlti whmi their remembered, provides that states But there are many o ^ r rea­ who sign it accept the competence ment as the most effective way to “Safety first—I intend to be was a gross Ubri cm the House and sons for an early election. The con jungle. Matthews was able to w w of the “World Court” for Lettlement restore an era of prosperity. :^ y . tn Nove«*«-” that Re« dhRm deserved the cenbure of all disputes of a juridical nature. McNeil criticized the pw^dent as : A t a Jreeent meeting 'o f the La-, tinued growth of o f the Ck>mmons. to^etybut Hook waa too badly Thus far more than forty gov­ showing a “woeful lack of coMtruc- bor party, the prime minUter men­ imder the present administration Injured. . . tive leadership” and asserted that ernments have signed the “optional tioned the possibility of a general almost forces. BELGIAN DISCOUNT GUT “he stands today befpre the bar of to ask for the, country's verdict on clause," and with the recording of election toward the end of the Brussels, July 81.-r-(AP.) — The Melting of the Xntaretle ioe cape Parliamentary approval by France American public opinion, thoroughly his efforts. Tbe government’s ma­ repudiated by the nation—the weak­ year. Since that remark his gta^ Belgian National Bank today l(ow^. according to sclentiati* would raise the number of ratifications reached emment came within two votes of jority la the House of CommoM m ffhe levels of the oceans by more est president since Pranklin Werce. this issue has been reduced to 29. ered its discount rate from 8, per 28, or more than hsilf of the number being defeated. ititan 50 fieet C oolin g the chief executive for To complicate matters three. dis- cent to 2% per cent. - of members of the League of Na­ signing the tariff bUl, which he s^d, Many observers feel that a gen- tions. And 23 of these are’ Euro­ has been responsible for a p^tlal pean states. stoppage of manufacturing plants, Italy and Czechoslovsdda, in ad­ McN^predlcted that “a lowering of dition, have signified their intention wages is not unlikely to follow in ^ *1* to ratify. Only Albania, and v./ \ > >• V the wake of this Hoover panic. ’ s . . Rumania of European- countries As one of the planks In the state which are members of the league* platform, the national committee Mussolilfi (on platform with chevron on left arm) reviews middies of are now counted as non-ratifiers of favor^ a system of old age pen­ Italy’s Naval Academy at Leghorn. this clause. sions. Connecticut is a wealthy League officials and observers state, he said, and "it spends mUT By HUDSON HAWLEY by ropes, from the dormitory win­ \ybo regard the “optionsd clause as lions for puMic Improvements and one of the brightest omens in the (Assoidated Press Staff Writer) dows for the first formation of th^ public comfort. It spends thousands day. Bouts between students are campaign against war, point out of dollars in needless slneciures to Leghorn, Italy — (AP)— English the remarkable progress which it and siiorts are two of the most im­ held frequently, and the academy keep in office a selfish poUtical championships in the several has made since the court’s constitu­ machine whose principal object is portant subjects taught at the tion in 1920.. A t that time, only weighs are eagerly contested. self enrichment. ’The few dollars Italian naval academy. The Italian midshipmen put on Panama, Portugal and Switzer­ necessary to enact such a law . . . Faculty members stress the im­ land were willing to sign the clause. portance of the first because they a snappy close-order drill, with eyes would not be missed.” and heads clicking with machine­ The General Arbitration act, rati­ Touching on the Connecticlit poli­ recognize it has become practicaUy like precision when they pass the fied at the same time by the French tical situation McNeil said: the “language of the seas,” owing Parliament, covers more ground “Here in Connecticut we realize to the preponderant positions of the reviewing stand. WThen the coxb-^ than the “optional clause” but British and American navies, and njand "Front!” is given they stamp we are flirting agai^t odds. A their feet as one msm, and clumge covers it less vigorously. The “op­ powerful machine, long years en­ the merchant marine of the former tional clause” concerns only dis­ trenched at the p--*ktic trough, hM power. Therefore, they insist that step. It is a smart trick of'their own, not practiced by my other putes of a juridical nature, while all the patronage and money at its none o f the midshipmen sbaU take the general act Concerns disputes command. Its autocratic leader his degnree until he has passed stiff Italian corps. * of all characters: but while the dominates and dictates by the pres­ written and oral testa in the foreign Their uniform is navy blue with former makis arbitration obliga- tige and power of the support of tongue he is most likely to use in brass buttons. The caps are prac­ tically the same as at Annapolis, 'tory, the latter recommends but those great corporations whose ser­ foreig^n ports. 'does not impose it. vant he has always been, so that the The sport program of the Italian save for the first class men who The possibiUty that France’s people have had Uttle voice in their middies "has been enlarged and In- have passed their final exaipina- ratification of the general act would government.' Such progn^essive tensilted under the Mussolini, re­ tions and beeq listed as “asplranti," open the way for revision of the measures as have finally passed our gime. To Imsure, Leghorn teams one grade below ensign. Those peace treaties has of course been legislature have only been enacted do not compete with the military youngsters are allowed to don the advanced in several quarters. through much public agitation. He academy at Modena or the aviation cocked, three-cornered hats of offi­ Caiaracterizing this “fear” as chi- has found it mmecessary to define school at Caserta. But intra-mural cers, though with a minimum of mercial, however, one of the most publicly his atltude on^ the import­ contests in rowing, soccer, rugby, gold braid. experienced observers at Geneva ant questions affecting the peoples tPTiTiU and basketball keep the 400 ■iTie Leghorn academy was not interests, while most of his sub- young men on the roster thoroughly founded until 1882, but it has made has added this comment; rapid progress. It is set in ample “Arbitration, far from being a servint henchmen dare not speak tough and busy. mesms o f revising the intemational without his approval.’ The ability of any sailor, even and beautiful grounds reaching treaties, is essentially a preserver In regard to Republican respon­ though an officer and a gentleman, right down to the harbor of Leg­ and stabilizer. The arbitral judges sibility he declared: to use his fists to good effect is an­ horn, one of the choicest spots on ‘ "The Republican Party has large other thing the physical instructors the Legurian Riviera, which is pre­ can pronounce judgment only on ferred by many foreign tourists to the basis of existing law. Nothing, majorities in both branches of Con­ emphasize. The spacious inner court gress and'for ' many years it has o f the academy’s msdn building, the Italian Riviera proper. . therefore, is mom appropriate to One of the most distinguished the conservative and pacific policy been in complete control of the ad­ where all formal ceremonies are greuluates is the Duke of Abruzzl, of France than arbitration.” ministrative and executive program held, has its walls studded with of our government It loudly claim­ staMs for pimching bags. the well-known Arctic and tropical ed credit for the era of prosperity Stiff sessions with those leather explorer. The.Diake of Ancona, 24- PORTUGAL TALKING OF the country enjoyed in 1926. On a boomerangs feature every morn­ year-old cousin of Crown Prince like basis of reasoning the major ing’s setting-up exercises, coming Humbert, Is taking a' poSt-gradutte share of persent deplorable business right after the spectacular descent course here. > COUNTERBLOW IN TARIFF conditions can be justly placed upon its shoulders. DRUG CONFERENCE OFF ’“The most effective way in my W H O Il BOARD OUSIED Not Likely to Come, However. opinion” he continued “to restore an Geneva, July 31.—r(AP)—A con­ Americans Believe — Poland era of prosperity is , to repeal the ference of representatives of drug Adopts Reprisal Measure. 18th amendment, a law which stand«, IN “ WATER CURE’’ CASE manufacturing countries proposed today as the most obnoxious, unei^-. by the BritlsK government at toe Lisbon. — (AP.)—Portugal, the forceable’ahd Impopular statute League of Nations assembly, which world’s second largest producer of ever placed upon our books. A law Governor Asks Resignation of was to have taken place In toe sec­ cork, has joined all other continen­ that has cost the tax payers over Four Remaining Trustees of ond half- of Augiiat in Geneva, has one billion dollars already in a tal countries hit by the new Amer­ Girls’ Industriai School. been Indefinitely postponed. ican tariff in attacking the new futile attempt to enforce i t ’The immediate effect of the repeal of law. Concord, N. H., July 31.—(AP)— HNDUWEBS r e f u e l a t NIGHT I Retaliatory action so far has not this Iniquitous law would be to help restore the price of grains to normal The four remaining members of toe Roosevelt Field, N. Y., July 31.— materialized but there is a move­ by increasing their consumption and Board of Trustees of toe Manches­ (AP)—Bob Black and Lou Reich- ment all over the coimtry to re­ indirectly bring general prosperity ter State industrial School, »t which ecs> endurance fliers, passed ,tbeir strict American imports to the because of the increased prices the Governor Charles W. Tobey haJ two hundred' and ^tieto hour In bare requirements of the nation. farmers of the country would re­ charged “barbaric treatment” wafc toe sir at 6:30 a. m. (E. S. T.) to­ For Maximum Safeiy aiM| Automobiles will be the first to ceive for these products." given ^ r l inmates, today face de­ day. The first night refueling con-. suffer. The Democratic State Central mands for their resignation. tact waa made la^ night with toe’ Tn American quarters conversant committee are guests this afternoon Reappointment of Charles S. aid of a large flashlight attached to with the cork situation an optimis­ of Committeeman McNeil at the Emerson, Milford, was recently re­ toe gasoline hose. Economy Install the. tic view was taken, because, ob­ Stratfield Hotel. fused by Governor Tobey and later *...... ‘ servers said, it has been brought The place and time for the state specific Instances of water and home to the authorities that, high convention to name a state ticket whipping "cures” and dungeon as the tariff is, it hardly affects will be decided and the forecast.is treatment were Ijrought to light, by BURNING FEET Portuguese exports of the oom- that the New Londem delegation, the governor. Emerson demanded an modlty as they see it. The Ameri­ will be ready to offer a place and Investigation of the charges. New Way End M iction can consumer and not the exporter ample accommodhtions tn that city In reply, toe Governor’s'Council will bear the weight of the in­ for more than a thousand delegates. late yesterday refused to order an Distress In 20 Minutes creased tariff. National Committeemsin McNeil investigation and approved the THE ENGLISH WAY Amerlcail representatives point­ has been in favor of having this con­ executive’s request for toe resigna­ ed out to government circles that vention go to the Ekistem part of tion of toe four remaining mem­ If you want to tns'tantly relieve increased demand for cork had the state and he said today he had bers. The members are: Thohoas J. weary, inflamed, burning feet you- raised the price to ten .times its every confidence New Liondon would Conway, acting chairmsm, u d Geo.' must first REMOVE THE (lAUSE. WATER be the host. value of 1914. E. Trudel, both of Manchester, Miss And toe general cause of most Some of the Americans think Jessie D ^, Concord and Frank W. foot troubles'Is harmful acids and that the much threatened tariff Hamlin, Charlestown. poisons which accumulate In toe war may not go beyond the stage The affair was declared to be a tens of thousands of foot pores -the Heater Guaranteed of discussion, after all. closed incident. A letter was sent to which only toe (^gen in Radox Exports of cork to the United each of the four trtiatees, saying, can force out. “we believe the best interests of toe Immediately rid your pores of States in 1929 amounted to |4,784,- W ith The Leaders state and school will be served by these trouble-makers by soaking ^rviced Bv Your Gas ( \ * 39^ its taanagement being placed in toe your feet for 20 minutes in a won­ NATIONAL hands of an entirely new board.” derfully soothing, cleansing, revi­ 1 Poland Hite U. S. Prodoots Batting—Klein, PbUs., .408. The appointment of Harry A. talizing Radox Footbath. Tou’ll toarsaw, Poland, July 31.— (AP) Runs—Klein, Phils., 103, Gregg, Nashua, former police chief be astonished at how marvelously —’Tariff increases, some of which Runs batted -in—Klein, Phils., and merchant, to succeed Emerson soothed and oooled your feet will aftoct toe United States, were pub- was approved. be—walk all next day with great­ ______the official gazette, hav­ 110. lisied in Hite—Klein, Phils., 161. est com fort!...... ing! been approved by toe Cabinet. Doubles— icein and O’Doul, VEGETABLE DISH Radox is gnaranteed to give any­ Twy will become effective tomor­ Pbila., and Frederick, Robins, 33. one flawless feet or money back— Installed in Thdu^nds of . row- Triples— Comorosky, Pirates, 14. You can have an inexpensive and and that means painful feet— 'he increased customs, it was Home runs—^Wilson, Cubs, 33. delicious meal from green peas, sweaty feet-rcoms, bunions and cal­ , will seek to protect agrtcul- Stolen bases—Cuyler, Cubs, 27. cooked until tender and thickened louses. Get Radox at North End 1. The tariff on wheat is raised slightly with cornstarch, and by Pharmacy: So. Manchester Agmta Homes Because of Its Dependability eleven zlotys per hundred AMERICAN some Bermuda onion that Packard’s Pharmacy, Magnell Drug Wlegrams to 17%. This Increase Batting—Gehrig, Tanks, .387. has been sauted and small new Co.—or any drugstore. Read di­ r - ' wuj not affect American import or­ Runs—Ruth, YaJoks, 114. potatoes. rections.—^Adv. ders very much but Increases on Runs batted in—Gehrig, Yanks, Robertshaw Water Temperature CwitroL < t lard and bacon are considered im- 127. No (Complicated Clontrol Devicea poinant for American dealers. The Hits—Hodapp, Indians, 147. cuAoms ’rates on lard were raised Doubles—^McManus, Tigers, 33. Kompak Exclusive Fusible Plus per cent. Triples—^Reynolds, White Sox, 'N;. . V . t .TV' 16. Prevents Overheatins of Water. I BIG CHESHIBE STILL Home runs—Ruth, Tanks, 36. (iheshlre, July 31-^(AP)—An old Stolen bases—McManus, Tigers, RENT A TYPEWRITER Thermostatic Pilot Control Shuts Off. red bam jdelded one of toe largest 16. distilleries found in this section in All Fuel if Pilot Sxtinguisbed. port^olstead times. AT SPECIAL SUMMER RATE .» c ' i ']^ e plant consisted o f two stiUs, Kompak Pressure Reliff—the ond of 360 and toe other of 700 ga^ lorn capacity, four vats filled with ONLY $3.50 FOR 2 MONTHS Final Check on AllOontroku 20\^ gallons of mash aad other eqifipment. ^ o men, Antonio Caniso of With every machine rented we give, FREE, one C hB iitite and John Marriana, of Waterbury were -arrested. Both week’s tuition at the Connecticut Buainesa College. claimed they bad been connected \. l: *■*’'A 0 ^ with toe plant only a few days and Keep up your practice for that high mark yon will By All Reliable Plumbers Or wen ignorant of toe process of liquor-making. want to earn when you return to schooL It. mght.Fa^etaLmen who staged toe ndi yesterdky expressed toe belief that a itoipment just been made. THE ^ PARK URRARIBS IN LISBON oUa'.v'i , ‘■V w Lisoon. — (A P )—Six -garden ti bnarles, with an attendaat.and drele TeL 5 0 7 5 of chairs Inviting otie to^ vept a n frjM to inpecunious persons .who Dewey-Richmaii le away their leisure hounf in You Can Do It Betteti at::L>ss Cost ^ c parks.. Bonowefs must flU 767 Main Street TeL3S60.

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WHEN MILADY SHOPS a f t e r THE SHOW , “PINEHCTRST” for personal th ii^ such as cpemetlcs, fa^ powders, sMpe and ENJOYMENT AND EXERaSE 4£lae Economy decided that a nice cold soda would bo Just to Miss Economy is the ideal place to do her trading. A com­ many other’wttdes for u®« conies .to Package Drug /* * Store, eonveniontly located at the Center whore there Is always the thing. The South Mancheeter Candy lOtchen V|« Just the Miss EJeonomy starts her c|^y right by exercising. For plete line of groceries, meats and native fruits and veg^bles Plus deUcacies for the taWe not found at other places offera a room in the vldnlty forjiarklpg. ' ^ m place to go for It Their store was always so inviting and tba '•"her exercise she chooses a round of golf on Manchester’s mlnia- While here s ^ will enjpy k rotreahlng drink or dish of ice ’’ture course. She enjoys this being out in the fresh air much tempUng array of foodstuffs from which to make an appearing menu was always so tempting. selection. Then too the personal service given her la another cream at our foS J ^ . We feature all the popute fountain v *ljetter than the old fashioned irksome deuly dozen that she used drinks and lee croiam dlshei i| id also serve Ught lu n c ^ . Ijlto practice. asset She has fouhd too-that even her phone orders receive the same care and atteptton that she herself would give in a per-* Sbdp at Paduird'e fnr service and quality merchandise. K ' Soiilli Manchester Candy Kitchen sonal select^ and is delivered promptly. PBPSODENT^IWJTH p a s t e , reg. 50c ...... 39c BMDe Made Oaadjrt lee Cream • IM1 Manchester Miniature Golf Course PINEHDBST \ PACKARD’S PHARMACY NexttoUlcnney’s A Comer of Center and Stone Sts. D ialA tSl /“ A t the Center** IHi •X* «T AFTER EUNCH MISS ECONOMY , MISS ECONOMY THE NEW FRIGID AIRE PERSONAL APPEARANCE Personal appearance Is one of the lint considerations of went to the BmeH dhop to inspect the bargains thsy adver­ every modem woman. Miss Economy's next appointment w m had Just one more etore to visit and her ahopptoff d ^ woUM ha. Id a Universal Washing Machine ,are two appliances every tised la ttiolr deiraaoe gale. She was very pleased, with the ifidem home should have. So Mtos Economy made hsr first at toe State Beauty Parlor In too State Theater building. She complete ao She hurried oo down to Navaa’a foe api^eC WOlmr ]^itop in the day’s shopping trip at Paul HiUery, Inc., In the State arrangemente to have one of the skilled attendants style and quality of the farmonts and more than surprised at —''Ijheater building and purchased the washer she had had on give her a marcel. Not only has she iound that their marcels Oooa sboee. Tiieee shoee offer etgde ae well ae Mlal at her home and at the same time ordered one of the hew last longer but always have a style to them that becomes toe the low prices. ^ Individual* priced Frlgidaires. TBEISIABTSHOP . NAVBJTS ' PAUL HILLERY, INC. STA’TE BEAU TY PARLOR * Btatf 9 ^ t6 T Buildiiig o*» state Theater Building State Theater Building M SHSFPINGAllilHXNE ej^®rtainment I'/r CASH FOR YOUR OLD JEWELRY THE 3 GIBIiS COEFEE SHOP is Miss Bconomy*e feywtte luncheon idace. Their hot On leavliM Boouomy tound she was, ,eaa atop la at her wicbes,~waftleemid other specials which are always r s ^ with­ S'r This offer o t the May .Jewelry Co. attracted Miss Elcon- Just to time To*; ^ ftiw e plcWre at the State Theater. i ^ M d r S loSdMr’that to their store in the Rubinow block. Their offer for what out tiresome widtlng are tMngs that give her new delight every boBM to the' ^|he had brought ^ surprisingly large. The clerk explained* day.'-'. • k > ■>'>r9 Shopptog Is a->t It la alwaya a reUsf to ssttla Into d eB w ^ *' oer that by dhOing the |rtore’e number, 7901. she could havd , Then, too,vlhs . to gbt ■ *» ■ hoBia%wMa^auryiHaed by a ooatfbtah^ .■aat^^i^«^^ th* ‘repreeentatl^'ii^^ iit house .anid 'luah* ^praisals. Old sanilMcbes ajad diUcatssim. will be accepted as part payment at new merchandise visitbre. theater la eo e e e t t l i ^ i f ^ ^ dIMtoct during the.Trade In Saiit 3 GIRLS COFFp: SHOP r. N i l b l a n ; •• •-> I. <, ' ■ ■. W. ‘ " THE MAY JEWELRY CO.

>'V’'r T' ,V .■*Uf .•♦.’A v.vV : rj‘ " ' W i r •fyask « psettUiv littto ■ MUIR|fn(> ooiopsrstive vilues. of stylea that an 'During the last few years most unbeautifui and eatfavagumr Iglmibis Bptutt people have made a genuine effort wasteful, .then American wooMn LETTER to get away from the old attitude to­ certainly oiiKbt to set their, own H .R«S'^gS?§ Publithod ivory his bossbip is not challenged. After Sundaya and **oUtoya in ten d at the selves that only by adopting this dona to t him The farm relief act alTfarm products. Thesg .were writ­ 'Pnat oillea at South Hanenaaiart attitude can w e ensure the continu< that be la all washed up. jim tiT by tha prelent Congress in ten into the generri ^riff revision S 5 k . M sJeond CUaa Mall Mattar. I f th e'F ren d h dn eerne Wers w e n known as the Fordney-McCumber SUBSCKIPTION HATiS ance of wMld peace. special Seaslaii was the culmination given to ^mdivstaad American of a series of lesser measures law. The flexible provision in that Ona Tour, by mall ...... D u tfh ere w e have th e CJonstltU- law was usediseverai times by the Per Month, by mall ...... ••••Ja'So women would not consent ' to be stietdifaig baric over many years. Dellvetud, ona year ...... tioB__glamorous and - romantic, if president to raise rates on agr! made fools of they would very quick­ . lb thF list 10 years some 206 Single ooplaa ...... * any Ship ever was. The mere sight bfiin haye. be^! referred to the cultural products, notably butter, ly indeed stop trying to make fo(ds member of t h e associated of this old square-rigger, with bar OoBuritiM po Agriculture of the from eight cents to 13 cents ;; oflthem. “^Thay know which aide pound. The AaaielatSf Pwaa l* white gun p^pto, her distended sails House, of Whfd 82 have been re^ antmad to th/uM-trr^^^^^^ tb ^ bread is buttered on. ported’ out and.27 have been pass­ "In tne Smoot-Hawley tariff act and her graceful bull cutting recently passed, the basic rates on through the water is enough to stir ed, accottUng to a compilation by 1 'f “ t t i i RepreSMtativtt Jrim C. Ketcharn practically all agricultural prod­ paper and alao the local nawa pub- warlike emotions In the heart of the MONEY rOBJUIUSEMENTS ucts have been substantially in­ liihed herain./ Nhehigaii, vR member of the com-, All rlah t^ ot republlcatlon of most confirmed war-hater on earth. The Very Rev. W. R. Iiyia Eng- mittee. Ketcharn'doesn’t n y that creased. . apodal dlapatchaa baraln are alao ra- Furthermore, the Constitution has land’s famous "gloomy <*eaa,^^ these were pnough. to cure the "Passage of the seed staining aervod. ______’ marks that what Americans spend farmer’s ailments, but he does in­ bin which I introduced corrected a past that is worth remembering. abtises which arose in sale oi SPECIAL Ain^RTIBfNO on luxuries in two years would pay sist that the'farmer has been get­ SBNTATIVE: ' % - k ^ ’ The men ifho sailed on her, upwards alfalfa and red-cloveh seed coming Ine.. 2SB Mndtson Ava« Now Tor*, w. off the Britisb war debt He esti­ ting plenty of attention. of a centiuy ago, did some fine and Flrat Marketing Law ' from countries whose cliniatic Y.f nnd 61* North Mlobiaao Ave.. mates that Americans spend ten and Chlosgo, XllA - gallant things. Jbe ship was not “Tbe Capper-Volstaad act of conditions made the seed unlit for use in America, especiaUy in unimportant in the development of a half billions on amusement an­ 1983 was the first federal law on Full •ervlce ollont of N E A Ser- higher latitudes. nually. the subject' of co-operative mar country. She deserves the Stim nlating 4-H CSnb W ork The ^T‘ MimbM, Audit Bureau of Clrcula- Undoubtedly, the dean means keting,” he says in reviewing the ^tlona homage we i^ve her. measures. "’Die act laid the. foun­ "The Capper-Ketcham bUl pass­ that this is all very deploraUe; but ed in 1928 provided $1,460,000 ao- The Herald Prlntlna Company, inoj, What is the answer then? On dation of farmer owned-and farm­ assumes no Ansaclal res^nslblllty the one hand we have this new-born for the life of us wo can’t see why. er controlled agencies for market nuaUy to develop the Department | SEMI-ANNUAL SALE for typosraphlcal errors app**!!"*,*® Granted that a deal of money Is Ing farm products around which of A^culture extension system. I advertisements In the Manchester determination not to wrap her in a eaperiaUy with regard to home | spent on very foolish, inane amuse­ principle the recent agricultural Evening Herald. **• false glamour; on. the other, we economics and boys’ and girls’ club ments; granted that we spend a lot yaai-iriWng act has been built. THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1980. have war’s glkmour incarnate. The Congress also passed the pack work, greatly stimulating the na­ Brings Radical Reductions On of money for amusement when we Constitution’s cruise will bring the era and stockyards act in answer tional organization ox farm boys m a a n d t h e j a i l s and girb caUed the 4-H Clubs. old attitude and the new face to might better be putting if in the to a demand for control of opera * Texas is a very large state and a bank; even so, that huge expendl- tlons of certain packers and stock- - “The past 10 years have wit­ face. Which way shaU we jump? nessed great expansion of the re­ long way from Manchester. Also .ture for recreation is, to our .way 3rards accused of price favoritism Probably the answer, is that we forestation program. The so-called REFRIGERATORS its native sois have a large way of looking at things, a good sign and manipulation. The effect has don’t need to jump either way. The been very helpful and wholesome. foreign service bill for agricultiu’c of talking which sometimes makes conditions that attended the build­ At the very worst it means that The' act gave control to the De­ has been passed, placing the De­ Timely indeed are these reductions on refrigerators fcir th^e warm days it difficult to be sure whether or not an enormous number of Americans partment of Ag^culture’s foreign ing of the Constitution, for one partment of Agriculture imder very find many people with refrigerators that are inadequate in every way. The it is a lon g w ay from the truth.^ are able to spend time and money rigid rules and regulations. service on the same basis as those thing, are gone forever. World of the Departments of State and values are really exceptiohal and we advise you to make your selection Anybody who has come into contact "Excesses of speculation in grain civilisation has changed. Actions on recreation, ^ ey are able to Commerce. Thla hew agency will with many Texans will tell you that forget about the cares of the workr have been- curbed and unfair prac­ that were necessary then are not so tices eliminated by the grain fu­ promptly determine world crop, this largeness and general breexl- aday world every so often^ even if market and price conditions. necessary now. tures act of 1922, which made it A - .1 uvi mnt’ hrniJiA stvlB TB* HTlurBB dooiT jrBXrljfBrBtoPf lOO ness of statement is a bit discon­ “The Borah-Summers bill estab­ In addition, we might remind our­ they don’t always make their ex­ unlawful for other than owners or ftiJjSor, 60 lb. ice ciq>a- _ _ lb, cai^ty. Reg. $65.00. J 3 9 .0 0 certing to people accustomed to penditures wisely. If we are leav­ growers of grain to deal in futures. lished a system of licensing for selves that the. Constitution is not commission merchants, having pro­ d ^ . Regularly $27fl0. $ 1 9 . 0 0 more precise not to say more truth- ing drugery and monotony behind us Owners and growers of grain were a modem warship. She may be ducers and shippers of perishable ** 76 lb. ice capacity refrlgera- it is a good thing, no matter how given new protection. ful exchanges. , - * I romantic and picturesque—but wars "The warehouse act of 1922 was farin products many tnilllons a Top leer style refrigera- ^r with three doors. BQQ ft A year ♦ formerly lost because of un­ fou gh t foolishly we act when we look for passed • as essential to the contin­ tor, 60 lb. capacity. Reg, n Regularly $60.00 ...... size it is not easy for an Easterner fair practices by irresponsible $19.00. e.ftft modem, sailor, instead of standing am usem ent ued growth of co-operative market­ to be sure about just what is going ing; a system of Federal ware­ commission men. Butter and oleo­ Sale p r i c e ...... V A vrw refrigerator with by the breech of a carronade and margarine have been protected by on in Texas, at any time, in the houses was built up an^ warehouM cheering as the enemy comes along­ hew legislation. Three door lefrlgerator, 40 J S S ' $39.00 field of poUtics. You never can certificates issued from them have lb. capacity. Reg. $24.00. P”®®-...... side, is more apt to be crouched in been of great help to producers in “Development of the intermedi­ quite tell whom to believe, or j IN NEW YORK ate credit system has been of un­ the bowels of a submarine, work­ pnA.nt»ing their operations. Sale p r i c e ...... Three door, all steel, white . whiether you can altogether believe told benefit to farm organizations ing at a mechanic’s trade to deal "A co-operative marketing divi­ Three Door style refrigera- refrlgeratot, 50 lb. ice ca- sion was created in the Department in marketing operations. The fed­ tor, 60 lb. capacity. Reg. ^ 9 9 parity. Reg. $50, jO g AA " anybody. out death. to a ship that he can New York, July 3^. — For sev­ eral government has been co-oper­ , However, making all manner of of Agriculture by the co-operative $27.50. Sale price ...... Sale price ...... ^ ...... never see.' Whatever war may have eral years the historic "melting marketing act of 1926 to help the ating in road building to the ex­ ; allowance for the sketchiness and been in 1812, it ie something: else pot” of New York has been spread­ new co-operative movement or­ tent of from $75,000,000 to $125,- ’Three door, all steel white inflation habitual to Texas talk, Lt. ing like lava, or molasses in hot ganize itself on soimd business 000,000 a year. refrigerator, 75 lb. ice ca­ requires a lot of faith in human | 1980, “Federal legislation can’t solve pacity. Reg. $55.00. BQQ ftft We can honor the Constitution as w eather. principles. nature, plus a determined resolution Farm Product Protection all farm problems, but it can help Sale p r i c e ...... a rehc, but that does not commit It has been trickling away from a grMit deal In meeting them.” to believe no evil, in order to see "In 1920 a very large share of us to the beUef ttot war is either its ' pivotal point — Manhattan's in Ma Ferguson the pK ^r sort of Ghetto, the colorful East Side. as necessary or as colorful now as a person to be governor of a great The causes are several, and not WATKl NS BROTHERS It used to be. the least Interes^g is the shadow Ekuit Side began to feel something «tate or in Pa Ferguson anything of luxury creeping along the. lanes nudging at its riba 55 YEARS AT SOUTH M ANI^STER but an unconscionable old grafter of struggle and poverty. Tlmo "BACK TO THE, ^iAND” ATBOUGHT masquerading as a plain old frllnd was when sections c? New York, The children of the East Side The American Legion, in estab­ scattered along the East River and of the plain folks of Texas. went to their schoola They learn­ lishing a system of prises for dedicated for generations to slums ed of hygiene and sun-filled rooms; An the kings of the earth sought As thb case of Pa appears io and tenements, would have caused achievements in agriculture by boys, they learned of playgrounds and the presence of Solomon, to hear | those who must depend op their the affluent to pull away their summer camps in the hills. The hi* wisdom.—H Chronlclea 9:28. memory and then on reports which. perhaps been building more skirts, or to visit out of pity, or .social workers cams about. They ^ter an, must be founded on the] xviaely it knew. . Unless we to come in the helpful role of so­ preached a hew gospel, which had By wisdom wealth is won; but tyje^rf "speech of I are-very much mistaken the time la cial workers. - nothing to do with dark comers and riches purchased wisdom yet for dingy •windows and strange smells.- the people,” the state of Texas stood rapidly approaching when the vital This day has gone. Apy spot none.—Bayard ’Taylor. with a river at its door, with a Tlv* ■voice o f another generation about as much from him as it was character of agriculture, in its re- view of passing boats and far away grew louder and louder—and the rusts but more quickly than it wewfi j possible to stand before he was im- lation to individual security for large hills, with a breath of air left in exodiu began. It won’t be so very PARLIAMENT LOSES THUNDER out, and regular exercises and thi its winds is now sought for dwell­ long now that the East Side of the pwched. And afterward, when Ma numbers of people who now dls- right diet will keep it flexible ah<|| ings. To be sure, some of those slums will be all but gone. ’The Paris. (AP.)—French deputies H E R E y T O y O U R got herself elected governor, it was regard it, wUl be deeply ImprMsed agencies which have battled to Tpfifing pot has spread like lava and lost their thunder during the last ward off the rusting process. f notorious that Pa was just as much upon the consciousness of this East- bring building reform into the Blast encompassed many races. recess of parliament, '^ ey made it Mental exercise is ju st ^ impor-< Side have designed model tene­ GILBERT SWAN. by banging, their desk lids, a time- tant as physical exercise. A man or ] governor as he had been before he em coimtry. HEALTH woman makes a-great mistake wh^ was thrown out. Still and all, we Not yet, not so early in. the par- ments and sought to change an or­ honored and effective method of der that had many musty comers JRy Dr ^ht have but periiapB 146 miUlBMters would prisoners to incarcerate whom the At all events, there wUl be more hardening are also common haz- noted the beginnings of change not'be too If you have a ten­ police and the courts of Texas had Legionnaires than members of al- eirds at this time. Patients 'with shortly after the ri^d immigration dency to high Mood pressure. Your most any other great organization A Hand Across the Seal high blood pressure complain of labored against the disadvantages laws went into effect. The East present blood pressure Is certainly pressure in the head, ringing in the that beset the machinery of justice who will be able to grasp the signi­ Side, like every other section of pressure m me neaa, nuging m ^ r«ducMl completed Manhattan, depended ears, and inability to sleep. Whe^ too l^h but Siet everywhere and who, i>re umably, ficance and vital quality of such a through living 8 upon turn-over for its united popu- the arteries become hardened and through living on a careful die . h ^ been convicted only after due movement once it is b^fun. thickened, they do not carry the ation . * Packing Lunohes blood fredy. to the various organs, trial. It was the old law of the East Question:—©. J. asks:—“Will you We don’t know whether Pa Fer- RAILROAD WHISTLES Side that the old folks stayed and* in severe cases these blood ves­ sels may even give way and cause kindly give me a few suggestions as ‘ guson was the personal beneficiary Railroad men believe that they where habit had planted theih. They to what would make a wholesome had made their struggle on the hemorrhages. By keeping the blood "of all sorts of road graft or not. Wei will eventually be able to devise a pressure down and keeping the ar­ and nouriabing lunch to he carried East Side, they had grown senti­ to workr Up to the present my don’t kfiow, as a matter of fact, I railroad whistle which will shoot its mental imd fond of ueir harrow teries flexiUe, many serious attacks of apoplexy could be avoided. Heart lunch has consisted of bread and (very much about him because you]shaft of noise direcUy to the rall- quarters; they hid become the meat or jam sandwiches. l am quite, ilood and flesh of it. Kiit the trouble, kidney trouble and rheu­ can’t believe a great d ^ of what road crossing instead of scattering matism are other disorders which aware how faulty fhat is constdsr- passes for the truth in Texas. And it aU over the countryside; and second and the third generations ed, so would apprechrte yiriir help were not content. should be guarded against during > we don’t know whether Ma was his while this would be highly efficient, middle age. very muclL” ' ' Still, whea the mriting pot boiled Answer:—You can put up*n good "boss or he was Ma’s during her term and while any step to diminish the with newly arrived ^foreigners, The gradual dridine in physical strength after forty is'due, tb a lunch w ith real w briew hsat lnrea4 as governor. But we do know that daily amount of noise in thlji noise- ' hese strangers to our shores sandwiches, and also add eoma non- flocked to the spots vdiere their own large extent, to changes in the duct­ the state of Texas must be looney ridden civilization of ours ought to less glands. Suddtfily taking on starchy vegetaUss udiich can bs people dwelt And they flUed any kept warm in a thennoe bottle. Be if it again gives the governorship | be welcomed, we’re not sure that open gaps. For years the melting welgbL or becoming thin and w iuk- we’re entirely in favor of this plan. led, after forty, are signs of harm­ sure to get the real u^ewbeat :to a person who, by her own voli- pot >

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ous to depend on fear a Uiring: He wsO. shifts with S0I9; oOUavs. hem* chiuice. 8 b » would bo nlM M ^ tt> xlimMd lOamu sSfid^s ribbon of writes as he. praokj^ the piiiio, at dioxin of frltfido wbo would tdkf ths Itfrioh^eEUW'.eff Hooair,\ the odd .moments during, the day. her to a quiet place ^ the coup'* IntUr hWafiMl n f 'h i s educational was deriv^ frotu ”aU the women He is a violent anti-prphi^tkndst, But tbe xnagleuata‘ tratas^ed he Fve met and some of tbe men.” The work’la Vnnds duHng the wau delighting in the irony that his bees fbr'hla ___ looking, a learned to cartv them.. mere wraith of her fotmer lovely He is sau n as two chil­ self, she was taken away by her dren, a girl,-and a 'b (^ , Graham, friends. ^ By BIOHABD HASSOCK who is deveiopiag into ra artist ‘ The 0 "* i chapter was swift' and sure. The Duke of Leinster filed New York. — John Brsklne, nov BrSUne walldng, swim- suit against her in Scotland, asking ellst, pedagogue, pianist, poet, es-r, mbig, riding, cbe** and billiards. 4or divorce and naming Williams as sayist, opera librettist and presi­ The latter he plays badly. Chess he co'resjxmdent. The action was not dent of a school of music, is natu­ gave \ip because.it took too much defended and the coiurt quickly de­ rally lazy on his own admission. >time. Ha neveirhas played a game cided in favor of the pU^tUT. So lazy that he is always relaxed, of cards. 'and if his mind gets tired he im­ He goes -to bed late and gets up mediately quits work. euly, regretting that he cannot af­ ALL N. E. GOVERNORS Under, those circumstances he has ford to oversleep. written the librettos for two operas He becomes very angry,' but it which the Metropolitan plans to never lasts long. TO DINE AT HARTFORD produce. One is “Helen Retires,” As a professor of Btoglish litera­ for which George Antnell, young ture, his interest alwasrs has been, i . ♦ i modernist of Puis, i» doing the in seventeenth century literature, Hartford, July 31.—(AP.)^The music, and “Jack and the Bean­ and the French and Greek classics. governors of the six New England stalk,” of which Louis Gruenberg is He likes best the writings of Mon­ states have been invited to attend the composer. taigne, Racine, Voltaire and Anatole a banquet which will be held here Has Fonr Pianos France. His favorite composers are September 8 in connection with the Ersklne keeps four pianos handy Chopin, Wagner, Mozart, Cesare national convention of insurance to the Juilliard School of Music, of Franck and some of the modems, commissioners. The chief execu­ which he is president — in a near­ but he is unable to appreciate tives, John H. Trumbull, Connecti­ by hotel, in a dealer’s salon and Stravinsky. cut; william T. Gardiner, Maine; in his home at Wilton, Conn. He He a hymn of his own com­ Frank G. Allen, Massachusetts; practices at least three hours every position in'the Protestant Episcopal Charles W. Tobey, New Hamp­ day. * \ hymnal. He is a vestryman of the shire; Norman S. Case, Rhode Is­ NPlaying the piano, is his, favorite famous Trinity parish, honorary land and John E. Weeks, Vermont, recreation, although he Ukes tennis, citizen of Beaune, France, and sec- traveling, lecturing and teaching. will speak at the banquet and He also can play the organ and their addresses will be broadcast violin. % over W n C . He was borq. in New York, Oc­ R. Leighton Foster, superinten­ tober 5, 1879. He is 6 feet, 1 1-2 dent of insurance of Ontario; C. D. inches tall and weighs 185 poimds. A FARM ON Livingston, Michigan insurance His name is that of an old Scottish MAIN STREET? commissioner; M. A. Freedy, insur­ clan. ance commissioner of Wisconsin; His first composition was a comic No, thu farm is not on Main St. The Duchess ol Leinster, left, once a celebrated ^ndon W. A. Tarver, hisurance commis­ opera in his student days at Colum­ but a five minute ride will take you tv has been divorced by her husband, the Duke ol Leinster, npi^r rtgl^ sioner o f Texas, and C. S. Young­ bia; his first written work a son­ there. Oiled roads, - electricity, Si StwJey WUliam,. . Chet, th. num wh. _c««. er, insurance superintendent of net, when he was 15. street lights, city water, 7 room into the life ol the Duchess when she separated from her husband. Ohio, will be among the convention He has toured with the New York house, about 30 acres of land, apple Symphony orchestra as soloist emd orchard and wood. Priced reason­ BY MILTON BBONNEB in Canada on a himting and fishing speakers. trip. In 1914 a son was bom to Connecticut’s sixth annual in­ is the author qr.^editor of 20 books. able for quick sale. Terms. London.—One ol the greatest th e m ,------Gerald, now Marquis of surance day conference will be held Of these his favorite novel is “Adam modem romances ol the peerage ol Kildare tmd heir to the Dukedom. the day foUowing the national con­ and E ve.” Edward H. Keeney Great Britain and Ireland went to When the war broke ou^ Lord vention. He always wears gray suits, col- 440 Keeney St. its final chapter and ultimate smash Fitzgerald, like his elder brother, Insurance Inventories the other day when a Scotch court Lord Desmond Fitzgerald, at once g s v B a divorce to the Duke ol Liein- went to the front, serving with ster from his Duchess on the the Irish Guards. He was a very grounds ol her misconduct. valiant soldier and was badly Starting in beauty, the story wounded five times. In the mean­ ended in bleak sordidness. It be­ time his wife returned to the stage gan amid all the glamor of the and took a leading part in a play OASS London stage. It ended in the with very significant name—“Watch gloomy court room ol the Edin­ Your Step.” In 1922 her husband burgh Court ol Session. The wom­ became Duke of Leinster, hiS elder an in the case hal boxed the com­ brother having died in an accident. pass from the dreary London sub­ But as far back as 1918 the new urb ol Brlxton to wearing the golden Dukie had sold his reversionary in­ strawberry leaves of a great peer­ terest In the ducal estates in Ire­ ess and then back to Brlxton, be­ land for 3300,000 and an annuity of come more dreary than ever. $5000. It became known that he H w o is the doughnut that is Back in 1913, in the happy-go- and his Duchess did not get hlong Modo froth daily in our now lucky days before the war, one ol and were gradually drifting apart. the reigning buds ol the London He lived mainly in Scotland. She Hartford Bahory, for solo at all stage was May gtheridge. She had remained in Elngland. our stores this week at an excep­ a Wg part in “Princess Caprice” at ' Discovered in Dying Condition tionally low price. They are the Shaftesbury Theater and was There followed an astonishing made from tho finest doughnut the toast ol the town for her charm­ interval. She literally dropped out ing youth, her , dewy loveliness,_her of sight. Her very existence seemed flour known to modern bakers. unimpaired innocence. All the ^ d - forgotten. Then early last spring They are as light and fluffy as ed voung men ol her time were head her name appeared right smack jSS' cake, free from that greasy over heels in love with her. They bang on the first page of the news­ 'taste. Ask for them today at bombarded her with fiowers. They papers. She had been discovered your noarest Kconomy Store. filled the front rows of the theater lying half clothed and unconscious night alter night. They languished from gas poisoning in a fiat in Biix- Road for a nod of recognition from her ton, whe^e she had been living with ^ ^ 'W shapely head. They were overjoyed a chef named Stanley Williams, ioHESUm when she deigned to sup with them. They had had a quarrel about the ^5_GLASSESjojA^^I^^AM lCf^BOTT^ Considered Matrimonial Catch use of a wireless set and, in his ab­ Twenty-one years before, she sence, it was charged, she tried to had been bom in humble circum­ do away with herself. stances in Brixon and had attended Quick action by the police and school until she was 13, when she doctors saved her life and she w m USE^HBONE got a minor job on the stage. She then arrested in a chaise of at­ G juB^ was quick, she was intelligent. She tempting to commit Isolde. At DIAL 5121 rapidly forged to the front. When her trial she strenuously denied try­ she had an almost star part, one of ing to kiU herself, saying she had her most ardent admirers was Lord Gmicr Ale oifiy pretended, so as to frighten Fltxgerald, then in an Irish Guards Williams. The court held that the QNE^?BRAND«^.ONE QUALITY « ALL FIAVORS regiment He was considered a charge had been made out, said she n - great matrimonial catch, being a was going to be given another younger son of the Duke Marquess and Earl of Ireland. The shy and impressionable, but Electricity Is Your Lowest Priced Servant very good - looking, dark - haired young officer fell madly in love May. Etheridge and she reciprocated his affection. For,love of him she •refused an advantageous three years Your Hours of Pleasure Can Be Lengthened contract on the stage and one fine day they-gave aristocratic society a real thrill by wmouncing they hhd been quieUy married at a registrar’s And Meals Made More Delicious-^ office. They spent their honeymoon STATE AN ESJICTRIC RANGE MEANS When In Hartford FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY INCREASED HOURS OP LEI­ why not stop at the H— 0— H SECOND OF THE SERIES OF POPULAR’ n IGHTS KNOWN AS SURE-HOURS TO REST OR for some of their Fresh g li­ ster Meat, Crabmeat, Shrimp, PLA Y— IT m e a n s FOODS MORE Soft Shell Crabs, Steaming DELiaOUS THAN YOU HAVE Clams,'M)pen Long Clams and CABARET NIGHT” Chowder Clams. EVER COOKED. IT MEANS We also serve in ou»’ Dining Something new and different in the way of a snappy, peppy stage ALL OF COOKING MADE Room a “Five Course Lobster Shore Dinner*’ each day from 4 show. Last week’s show was a second hit and met wiUi instant EASIER. . .IT MEANS MORE to 8 p. m. for only $1.50. approval. Don’t miss it! CONVENIENT AND CLEANER C O O KING....IT MEANS Homss’s Oyster AVALESE CHING UNG FU and CO. k i t c h e n e c o n o m i e s ACCORDION DUO in , A N D Featuring Famons House Boy Accordionist “A Trip to China Magic Land” GREATER SAFETY. ELECTRIC 22 State Street, COOKING IS MODERN. OUg Hartford, Conn. A L GUIM OND HARRY BOLDEN J ELECTRIC COOKING SPECIAL­ V Master of Oeremenles. in Vitm Porter” / \ He was with ns Isst Versatile, Booentrlo / J ISTS W ni. GLADLY, CONSULT w X week and what a hit! Entertainer! / A REGISTRARS’ NOTICE WITH YOU ON YQUR , PWN ------— /M KITCHEN PROBLEMS AT'YOUR Mandiester CONVENIENCE. CaocBs Registration Model No. 4593 IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR PROGRAM, VIZ; The Registrars of Electors wil be in Session a f the CASH Municipal RniMing WARNER BAXTER Fully Installed In a Story of Blazing Gnus and Burning Love in Manchester a THE ARIZONA KID” Friday, Angnst 1 and $ 1 ^ 7 4 Budget $ 9.98 Down ^ . f '.‘i*

Friday, Angnst 8,1931^ \ , V > . Hear Him Sing His Golden Songs of Love. From 12 M. to 9 O’clock P. M. Standard Time RAMON NOVARRO in “GAY MADRID” A f HE ipiCHESTER pCTRlCjeCI On each of said days for the AT BBGULAR ADMIS^ON PRICES! m a in purpose of enrolling Votets for ‘ yiyjv STRBlHfT, SOUTH MANCHESTER < MwmE.I / the Caacuses. E. J. MURPHY’S PHARMACY, N(Hrra END BRANCH^: ROBERT N. VEITCH, LOUIS T. BREEN, V Registrars of yotcors. I < ... . ■O.'i-'. v.. . AUtD ii); DAILY lto b e rt-8 Bsqpioxed Tkiiri4ay* July .81. 422.9—WQII, NRWARK—ftO. Leadings DX Stations. attM t of 7:80 6-“ ------■-mttslo. rhgim 4ttiroi'W .42»«^ >Be la able Talm. Bmcrtott AiMriCM O P^ 8:00 ______Star Rangers. (DST) (ST) . poBSIlt '•u , win b» bMM during 8:90 7:90—Philharmonic • Symi 40sia-W8B, ATLANTA-r40. ^ to g e t 'k,- but t9 Newton D. Bak^.Badtlng (M bt He to oppesM tp ysf iM _ ty nrocraia irtildi WBaF with soprano and tenor. 8U)0 7:00—NBC programs (4 bra) under t|ie < [giaEn. I gresn^ Bnlkely WJw Is ___ aseedntedstationB win broad^at 10:11 8:15—Moosikers; globe tretters. 12:00 11:00—La te dqnce music. accompan- probiblqon. TiiMilaT night at %i daidlcht aavlng 11:00 10:00—W ill Oakland’s orchestra. 1:00 12:00—Samoans music horn. By Bw Assedatsd Press. [ for Amendment Repeal. ttaaTnM ralnoaniatod goMt ot honor 11:80 10:80—Moonbeams music, poema 293.9—K YW , CHICAGO—1020. led th e of Uak 8S G t e ■ Rise is JSBITlEiiMSU win ba Honaan lCelTina,^auaor of 902.O-WBZ, NEW ENQLAND-vWO. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (SVt hrs.) D a lton totbls Washington—An tnvitatioo made Udc,” an anlo St *ha (dd Mew 8:48 0t4g—Bostanla girls* awartet. 11:80 10:80—Amos *n' Andy, comedians of rosea la due at tha'^White Bouse whaUng dVB. and reoo^ 7:00 8:00—Amos *n* Andy, comedians 11:46 10:45—Danes music to 2'00. early In thd.yMM Ctfiumbus, O., July 81.— (A P f ~ ^ an outatandag Piece of 7:16 8:15—Melodeers; 'omedlan. ■ 829,4—WBBM. CHICAOO-77C. rem idhiiig.fff^ r vacation Uwiesiate in Past ike- tomorrow by six- Mias Blanebs Repeal ot national prohibition to ttu T S r iioyola.' Ibttiiaifr < SSacleaa Uteiature. Huaioal numbera 8:45—Summer time: players. 8:00 7:00—W A J ^ p roga (2Vr b ra ) wbic)i she l 2 _ _ at the home Wilcox Noyes will fly from Chloigo the dominant ispue among Ohio famous■ misatonary .and tow win ba “Prelude. * ^Xaiy Sl^ 7:80—Address; Ooldosi trla 10:80 9:80—T ry and stump u* of her pureoti^;^: . . and Mrs. T, with it Conmoaed of Moome named Seree l)olugera.“ “Pilnim’a Bon*,'* 9:00 8:00—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 1400 12:00—An hour about Chlcara oiile, Survey %ow$. Democrats in the senatorial {nimary order known .aa “CaAo’a Afmw** and ".Hoha Oe." At 10:45 9:45-rStudlo string Quartet. 254.1—WJJD. CHICAGO—ti8b. D. Martin.";. ; for the president at a 'Bower show, contest which closes August 12. Jeans, waa ^ n 10:30 9:80—Theater organ recital 9:06 8:00—Moosehehrt. childrc.-i’s hr. Mr. and Mrs.' T/ B' Kellogg and it will invite Mr. and Mrs. Hoover 9:10. dajrlli^t aavlnc time, tho aame 9:80 8:30—Studio hub music hour. Lack of RepubUcan contests hss today at tba^QjMM, iadOtor ehuzdi at ■roup^ aUtlona will nreaent a apecial U:00 10:00—Midnight organ mcipdiea. their childrei:^.:'w , ...... of Hact- to the national air races. - oatonsa for Xiisat'a "Sixth Hungarian 346e^~WABC6.5—WABC, NEW YQRKf^-66u. 10:80 9:S0r-Symphonlc raps: qiiinteL failed to bring out an> definite issue the Jeaidts and at 8 i ^ . Tgnitoto, Kluipaody” Intenreted by Manny 6:45 6:45—Domestic domio sketch 12:00 11:00—Artists; concetr trio. fo rd , a re tm , su m m er a t Hartford, the Capitol city of Con­ ' Burilngton, V t— Representative in that party, except in a few ccsi- the diureh that beam I w uasaa, .. 7:00 6U)0—Crockett Mountaineers. 416.4— W ON.W LIB. CHICAGO—720. their (»tm tn^Ipii^i^ < OB. Burroughs necticut. tops a list of 88 leading Qroaa on the cymbalom. Sugena Or- 9:00 8:00—Coon Sander's music. E^th Nouree 1 8«Mlonalressional contests,contests. It waa the btoxaat eslibratkat S t man8y. eondnetor of the orchestra, 7:16 6:15«-^vitow's concert ensenv Hill, The plai^ w t*. form erly own­ American tnties in the percentage narrow escape to th^air. When she, ** ifibtae theuie arrangement.arrangement, Mr. Orossoross wlUwiu 7:80 0:80—V ariety hour; Symphony. 9:80 8:80—Studio artists music. A11^ . I Repeal waa brought boldly Into their own that^tbe. black tolir^ alao play the Joems work. **Hallfate 8:16 7:15—W a^ngton political talk. 10:30 9:80^ymphonlc raps: quitteL ed by Francis 'B; Waldb and was Incretme in the number o f arrests was circling-ji Fort ^ * i the campaign by a declaration fa- irleati .of the toorUHride oiipiitoik • h d(^ardap.**______Among _ his several se- 8:45 7;4S—WNAC eighth anniversary 11:20 10:20—Strike up the bano. sold to the K ell^ g JTB°dly by the for lawlessness over the last decade, bfrd, hit and thrown by the p ^ , yortng, ^ by James M. Cox, former lections Oliver Smith, tenor, will sing 9:30 8:80—Detective atory drama. 11:30 10:80—Three dance orchoKtraa tloa kayo had since the . 0:00—Concert orchestra with 844.6—WL8, CHICAOO-S70. last owneir, Mrs. B. O. 'Lord. according to a siurvey of crime con- pellor, struck her pilot lieutenant ' governor, and Democratic Presiden­ tion of nine Jeeuita, ai|^ North “Jo^ta." “Cobblestone Road" and 10:00 Mr. and Mrs., ^a^.-D ean of O n- Vf/a “A Kiss In the Dark." by Victor Her- Toscha Saidel, violinist. 8:00 7:00—Melodies; rural sketch. dltlons in the United States by the J. A. Wilson, dasing him- Ho re­ tial candidate ten years ago. Imme­ American martym aikl CkordlBat 10:30____ 9:80—National radio forum. 8:80 7:80—A ll-state brass band. tral Village w e«t .vWtora at the belt. 9:00 8:05—Hymns, organ. qur.rtPt Travelers Insurance (tompany, covered quickly and made, a safe diately a/terward two senatorial Robert Benarmhto, in ’ B t Peter'a 11:00 10:00—Dream boat muslo hour. home of M n. t ) ^ ’8 brother-in-law Hartford Showing an Increase of landing. Wave lengths in meters on left of 11:16 10:16—Heywood Broun'a column. 447.4— WMAQ-W QJ, CHICAGO—670. candidates were in the field, seeking just over a month a ga atitlon title. kOoepdes on the ridit. 11:80 10:80—Two dance orchestras. .9:80 8:80—Music hour; memurlea and sister, Mrj> 2 pd 4Irs. E. Buell nevly 600 per cent as compared to HighiRfwi, N. Y.—^Audrey Du nomination on that issue. 12:30 1 1 :30—Midnight organ melodlea. 11:00 10:00—Old K liig Cole's hour. Porter, oh Tu elf^. ; Times are Eastern Daylight Saving 11:00 10:00—Dan and Sylvia; planIsL an approximate 160 per cent for the Bois, six years old, is making a One is former Ckmgressman Rob­ ITALIAN EMIGRATION HAIffiO a?yi Eastern Standard. Black face 454.8— WEAF. NEW YORK-060. other cities listed. 300-mlle trip on her black and white type Indicates best featurea 6:00 6:00—Orchestra; male Quartet 11:80 10:30—Amos 'n' Andy; dance. ert J. Bulkley, the other jQeorgo Rome —(AP)— 40313 ltal*> 6:46 6:45—Rural comic, sketch. 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. In 1929 there were 2,368,428 cur- pony to Saranac Lak^. It’s a ride S. Myers, both Cleveland attorneys. iana emlg^;atod in toe first ftnir 7:00 6:00—Mid-week hymn sing. 11:00 10:00—Late dance orchestra. Leading Eait Stations. 18:00 11:00—Studio music hour. rests In 88 cities with a total popu­ for pleasure, not an midurance con­ Bulkley is being supported by the months af^860: O f theae„onIy 16,'^ 7:30 6:30—Historlcsl drama aidL lation in excess of 25,000,000, aver­ test Her mother, also nunmted. ST) (ST) _ 8:00 7:00—Rudy Vallee’a orchestra. 861.2—KOA, DENVER—830. i Associated Opposed to the Prohibl- 451 went to 'Tiwiaoceanie eoun^ t»-W PQ , ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 9d)0 8:00—RMnurnation w itli John 11:00 10:00—^Adventures; comedv tesm. UOTAJIO aging one for every 10.6 persons. accompanies her. ; tibn Amendment Former Secretary tries,” vdille 89,168 altered other 7:00 6:00—Studio artists hour. . Menc)*leffi haaa. 11:46 10:46—Baritone; danca orchestra. Three classifications make up the P l e a s a ^ e . N. Y .-A n open| Newton D. S S e r is c lu E a8:00^ 7:00—WABC programs (2 hrs.) 9:30 8:30^Vioim, tenor,, orch., with 1:00 12:00—Studio artists hour. Bhiropean nations or North Africa. 10;00 9:00—Tenor; Subway bojs. Manny Cross, cymbalom. 1:80 18:80—Olympians; concert hour. total, 439,367 arrests being for in­ car stopped at a cottage when a i man of his campaign committee. The excess of emigrants Over those , 10:30 9:80—W ATO prOgs. (2>/i h ra ) 10:00____ 9:00—Elliott Shaw, baritone. 288.8—KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—1040. toxication and liquor law violations, rainstorm came tip. While the \ Of three other Democratic candi­ returning to the homdaad waa only-' 11:00 10:00—Three dance orchestraa. 10:80 9:30—Danco band, soprano.- 76,360 fori offenses embracing rob- chauffeur was putting up the top ;283—W B A L. B A L T IM O R E -1060. 393.5—WJZ, NEW Y O R K -760. 12:00 11:00—Studio entertainment. ..J ' dates, one, former Congressman 20,649. ' 8:00 7:00-tNBC programs (3 hrs.) 6:00 5:00-nJa . any other city in the state and away dimes." "Yea, I am,’’ said 11:00 10:00—Slumber music hour. 12:45' 11:45—Nighthawk frolic. greater than other cities of its size 7t00 0:00—WABC programs (6 hrs.) 468.5—K F I, LOS ANGELES—640. —^President-Sect Olbya of Colom­ John D. Rockefeller, "and here’s one 422.3—W LW . NEW YORK—700. 12:00 11:00—Bon Bigelow's orchestra. and in some cases larger. for you." Junior has been getting a 535.4— W F I, P H i I a DELPHIA-560. 11:46 10:46—Symphony crchestia. b ia . ^ Q x a a y j . 7l45 6:45—Dinner music; fiddlers. 12:46 11:46—Barltoner concert music. Of this grand total of arrests, v a u u i t:l6 7:16—R u dely; R. F. D. hour. 7:30 6:30—Billy Hays' orchestra. dime a day since. 491.6— W IP, PHILADELPHIA—610. 1:16 12:16—Glris trio; orchestra. " I f a rnsn bas abiUty which is 29,076 were for traffic lav^ viola­ Washington —< That game with 8t46 T:4S—m € club; orchestra. 6:30 6:30—Dougherty'a dance music. 8:80 1:80—Stndio orchestral hour. 9:80 8:80—w J Z orchestra, songs. 7:00 6:00—Un^ hra.) 11:00 10:00—Band music; tenor. traffic eurests. New York, whose 12:0|:5l ll'JX)—Clubll*. of the nlghi. —^Lady Nancy Witcher Astor. of the ordinance. 7:30 6:30—^Musical questionnaire. 11:00 10:00—Theater organ recital. population is at least 30 times New York—Dr. Paul V. Winslow Secondary Eastern Stations. Sectcondai7 DX Stations. "In my humble opinion prohibition larger, had only fiv^ times as many fears that possibilities of the distant 50S.2—WEEI, BOSTON—«sa 296.9—WHN, NEW YORK—1010. 344.6—W ENR, CHICAGO—870. arrests for traffic offenses. future are men like Dizzy Pin- Potcelain-on^sf— l insidpand 7;00 6:00—^Big Brother Club. 6:00 6:00—lla n ls t; uke>poet. 9:80 8:30—Players’ presentation. can never be enforced until every­ 7:30 6:80—WKA.F programs (1 hr.) 6:30 5:30—Orthodox Jewish program. 10:00 9:00—Musical; song sloiics. one is converted ^ it " Two of tfie leading CTonnecticut wheels, blind and deaf, with the bal­ 8:90 7:10—Melody men's program. 272.6—W L W L , NEW YORK—1100, 11:00 10:00—Tw o comedy skits. —U a Bf. TarbelL cities figures were much smaller, ancing mechanisms in the ears un­ out in boauHful gtaeior^gray 10:00 9:00—W E A F musical program. 6:00 6:00—kfezEO-soprano. orchestra. 12:00 11:00—DX s ir vaudeville Bridgeport having 5,216 traffic ar­ able to function, all living by the 374A—W 8A I, C IN C IN N A TI—800. 6:30 6:80—Tenor; talk; folk songs. 874A—W FAA, DALLAS—HOC. S;80 7:80—WEAF programs (2 hra) 7:20 6:20—Question box; orenestra. 9:80 8:30—W JZ concert program. "The greatest dangers to liberty rests and New Haven 4,299. sense of touch, as do some animals 333.1—KHJ, ID S ANGELES—900. Here is a Frigidsirc la a strikingly besnrifal gladei^ . 10:30 9:80—Mliistre f men's frolic. 625—W NYC, NEW Y O R K —57C. lurk in insiMioiis eucroacbment by Hartford also stood high in the now. His reason> are the strains 11100 10:00—WEliVF musical bout. 6:10 6:40-rRosa's danco orchestra. 10:00 9:00—Studio music hour. list for the number of arrests for and shocks of lights and noises we grsy Porcelrio-on-steeL It has shelves that are He- 12:00 11:00—FooUights: orchestra. 7:00 6:00—Air college lectures. 12:00 11:00—Dance orchestra. m en o f zeal, wdl-meaning but ▼sted to a convenient height. Ithsaroondedconars 216.7—W H K , C LEVE LAN D —1390. 8:05 7:05—Ecuadorean trio. 506.2—WOW, OMAHA—690. intoxication. In 1929, Bridgeport are now subject to. 9:00 8:00—Atrists enterUinment. without understanding." snd 'roomy food storage spacer Most impoctsac of 8;00 7:00—L B. S. A mid*week serv. 8:30 7:30—Stadium band concert ^^Liovls Braudels. had 806, and New Haven 3^94. London—Shivering in the Man­ 9(00 S.'OL-W EAF proga ( t ^ hrs) 291.3—CFCF, M O NTREAL—103C. 11:00 10:00—BAtihams’ rhythm kings. New York City bad 10,982 arrests, sU, the mschsnicsi nnit la completely endosed—the .10:20 9:20—Night club dance iniis'c. V:00 6:05—Tw iligh t hour; adiiresa. 809.1—KJR, gEATTLE-9)0. sion House, his official residence. 11:00 10:00—Feature; Slumber music. 9:30 8:80—Organ recital; concert. 12:00 1 1 :05—Artists enscmlile, imlolsts. less than twice Hartford’s total of Sir William Waterlow, Lord mayor design that hss made Frigldslfe funoos for sa cieacy» U:00 11:00—Four dance drehesTraa 11:00 10:00—^tole dance orchestra. 12:30 11:30—Salon orchestra, ai lists. 5,768. Only eight cities in the list of London, baa been seen sitting long lUe, and low opendng cosc 225.9—WWJ, DETROIT-68a 315.5—WRC, W ASHINGTON—950. 440.9—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. bad more such arrests than Hart­ . 6:40 5:40—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (2*A h ra ) 11:00 ,10:00—Feature artists hour. with a nig over him. A member of Equipped with the "Cold Coatrd," this Frigidsirs, 12:00 11:00—NBS dance orcbesua. ford, graded in the order namedi • 12:00 11:00—Tw o dance orchestras. IC'30 9:80—t o te dance orchestra the Court of Common Council told ice sod desserts with incredihle speed. It Chicago, Boston, Cleveland, Pitts­ of bis observations at a meeting fteexaa lu burgh, San Francisco, New York, which approved repairs. Sir Wil­ extra powerhil yet renuriesUy quiet; Call sad see a dsmoostrstioo. Selsct yoor own tssaM, As Uttfs Word bas been received of the Buffalo, and Louisville, liam insisted be bad been comfort­ A Media Luz. down as yon wish to psy. Balance ascMgsd to snis Sweet Georgia Brown. ,birth of a son, Joseph Vincent, to Forty-six of tbs 88 dtiss report­ able. Where Is the Song of Songs for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karas, of Long; ed, thdr arrests for 1920 as well as. Washington—Our best fighter is yoor coflvsoieaCA 1 JAMES KENT'S BIRTH wnc PR(M RAMS Me? Island, N. Y,, July 18, Mr. Karas for 1929, making possible a comi>ai’- the.battl^iip NSW Msxieo, Forths IiBrglerg BroBdoastCsg Servtoe Lazy Levee Loungers. was formerly of this place and is isoD of tbs figures for these two hifhast acois to gunnsty, sngineer- PAUL HILLERT, IN (t H a rtfb rd , O m b . Japahsy. weU known here. On July 81, 1768, James Kent, years, a decade apart in tbs 46 ing and eommunleatioDs it haa been 749 Main St., 6 M M W ., 1 N 0 B .€ ^ tS U iU . F i ^ Me a Primitive Man. Mr. and Mrs. Liege Blankley and eminent American itiriat, whose de­ dtiss. Total arrests in 1920 were awardad tha sfflctoMV peimaDt You Don’t Know Paree. famUy of Btoomfield, N. T,, were cision in bui)dreds of law cases are 7884^6. Total arrssta in 1929 were known aa the "maat bau," THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CQMPANT 9:80—Maxwell House Melodies. week-end guests at the boms ot Mr. sUU c it ^ was born in*?hUlppi, N. 1341,942, an imirsass of 149.28 per 718 Mata S t, Y., the son of t/hotod la w }^ . cent B. D. f. T. ' 10:00—To Be Announced. and Mrs. Charles E. Hildlng, toav- Excavationa in Egypt took tha 10:15—Penta Argentine String Ing on Monday for Woodstock, Ver- Graduating Yale at tbe-ag* Tits statlsttos from dtiss report­ history of civilized mankind, hadk P# Me of 18, K ^ t was admitted to the bar ing mors than 140300 arrests or to much more than 6000 years. 4:00—H artf^d Times news from (Quartette. numt, 10:80—Statler Organ — Louis Mrs. Albert W, Hildlng aad fam­ four yetka latelr. After be bad been charges, show that when cases poms editorial room of Times. Uy with Mrs. Griswold aad daugh­ several times slsctod to the New up for tdsl nearly n ({uartsr of tha 4:10—''From the Realm of Cbsm^ W «r .“ - 11:00—Butova Time. ter of Cotobsstor, spent Sunday aft­ I York AsssmbW the young, lanysf dafssdants sscaito through dismissal, bar liufie," 11:01—Oiampton Weatherman, ernoon at Lake Hkyward, Colches­ removed to New YOrk to 'flU tbs surosnston, or jumping twil- 4:40—Frederick Wilsb, tenor— 11:08—Baseball' Scores; Sport ter. new professorship of law at Colum­ (mly «ns dty. of the 46 showed a Jean Robinson, aecoidpf^t. Digest Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Tynan and bia CoUegs,' I decrease in tbs number of arrests 5;00--R.|c-O Vaudeville. Idstinee 11:08—Midnight Melodies. daughter, Miss Rslsn, also Mrs. Mi- With tbs fscofuitioD accorded for intoxications in 1929 as com­ V/ —Orchestra direction Hilton i obasl O’Leary of Meriden, are mak­ him by Hamilton, 8ay and other pared to 192D. Newport News, Vir- Sebwarswald—^NBC. ing a visit at tbs home of Mr. and leaders in the FfdMalist party, gittia, reported 885 arrests in 1929 6:80—Toddy Party— Stories for Mrs. William Tynan. Kent ratodly adimnoe / tor Bumsll and sons, Victor and tory haU Monday svsning. It was are said to kavejmd.a "deeper and fasblonabis Club Huron, under tbs s/ of Hartford Times. V 4:10—Yellow Cab Flsshes: Cou- Harold, and Miss Winifrsd Donohus, voted to go on a two days’ camping mors lasting inflosnes in the forma­ managsment of John (Cosy) Dolan, s/ neetieut Motor Vehicle Depart- all of WiUimantic; also Mr. and Mrs. trip , to Holbrook’s Pond. ^ tion of tha natlon41,',elikraotsr than former coach of tbs New York s/ V/ . ment Bulletin; basebsU scores, Georgs Hayden and two chU^rsn-of Mrs. John Milaffy of Elizabstb, N. any other seottlijr beok of the last Giants, Was raided by prohibition w s/ 6:26—Diamond Ginger Ale Or­ Baltic, and Mrs. and Mrs. Floyd J., haa rstumsd to her boms after century ■ sxofpmif • naokstous’s agents early today and several eases chestra. Tiffany, Mr. Thompson’s aunt and spending a week at the ’-ome of ‘Commsntarlas OA tha Laws of Eng­ of liquor, Tdnss and beer were V, ;50 — Benrus time; Hartford uncle, of Norwich. . Mr. and Mrs. John KowalsaL land’." Kant’s COmmtatariss are seized. Dolan, icbo figured Id tbs Miss Janet Psndtoton, daughter f Coursnt hews, Mrs. Susan Ebrbardt and her son, now used by seavy 2m4rlcan lanysr Pbiladslpbla-Nsw York baseball w y f;00—Fro-Jw Dance Orchestra— of Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Pendleton, of Albin, also Mrs. Maty Boeinsc, aU of as wsV 44 by many. in . other coun­ ■eaadal of 1924, was arrested. . Colchester, former residents here, Norman Cloutier, director, Jersey City, are visitors at the boms tries. has so far rseovsrsd fr<>m her 111- of Mr. and«e Mrs. awewg^aavasStephen Mosny.mmwmssj t ^paneing Footsteps ...... Bloom nssa of nearly two years, as to be ’*^novel piano solo arranged for. A meeting 6t^ the (Slrls -4-H club able to resume her work as organ­ took place 'Tuesday af tiznoon ab tbs ^ full orchestra) ist at tbs Colchester Congregational home of thebe local leader, Mrs. PatU FOR RADIO , tjDder the Moon It's You .White church. 8bs haa a new car aad PotoCek. 'The. time waa spent in I: (slow rhythm ^rps) drives for sxsrtiiss aad outdoor air. sekdng, after nrbleb the group went SERVICE %’m Only Human After all from St Peter's church and Calvary for a swim in Holbrook’s Pond. r "Garrick Gaieties" ...... D i ^ church, Coleheater, united in the Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Johnson and PHONE 8160 ^ ^ (bright, smooth melody) * Sunday momliig service at Hebron. friends from Glastonbury went for Have yon heard the new Majeatto EN D U R ES FOREVER Rogue Song Fantaqr, arr. Savino The Rev. Edward Mullen of»Waco, a motor trip to Brattlsooro, Ver­ Bleetrto Radio t Walts, On a LdtUf Street In Tezaa, who waa here on a at mont, on Sunday. vl Honolulu ...... Sherman tbs rectory, officiated...... aadeelspratod Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlss W. Stenrart. Barstow Radio t' (Hawaiian atmosphere) the Holy Commimion. A solo was who have been occupying ona of the Service X "One UtUe Drink...... Akst sung at the offertory by Jamea F. Amston cottages for a number of Authorized Dealer I ^ (fast moving melody) Martin of East Hartford, a former months, have moved back to their MajMttc, Philoo You ctfl lorait Ifl a flaw Motori Radio 44 yoa would la plaet itout of Breath, Scared to Death member of the choir. former home in TyisrvUle. . 20 BIseeU St. of fifl# furultaro—with tha profpact o f jtata of owflanhlp abaad, Tha e of iYou ...... A daughter waa i>ofn to Mr. and Professor and Mrs. Eugene Chase Next door Klttol's Market Mrs. John Mitchell at S t Joseph’s to Gaflcral Motora Radio Corpoxmtlon haf mada It poaillM for you to (kig hit from "Garrick Gaieties”) were dinner guests at the country '^temperament ...... <3olden hospital, WiUimantic, on Sunday, kaapthahaiidiofliapaflodcablflttf aa long tf you Uks. For, If at loflia ‘ d (novelty) July 27. Mrs. MltohsU waa former­ Itttnrt dfflo atiothar radio chassis or spaakar It davalopad, It w ill b « so %ladrld ...... Frandeco ly Miss Lucie Tennant Mrs. Randall Tennant spent part daslgoad as to permit lustalladofl la u a cablaat o f tha Gaflortl Mbtom* V, (Spanish 6-8 novelty) 1^30__^Tbe Musical (Questionnaire. of the week-end as the g u ^ gf Mr. Xo yon buy today. This new policy makei It possible for you always and Mrs. Alien W. H. Steny at their to an joy tha latest te^fllcal developmeots In radio at lowest possible cost ^00—Silent cottage at the Willimannc Camp GrouncL Mr. and Mis. Starry were It Is a plaasnra to damoostrata tha agw Ganaral Motori Radio afld to WBZ—WBZA Sunday afternoon visitors at the show tha snparb period cabloats. Coma in today to see the five handgoeia Thursday, July 8L home of Mr. aad Mrs. Jared B. Ten­ models. ^. Coma la and let ns show yon how u a Too# Selector -'tnoai** nant ^ . -r (Eastern Daylight nme) Miss Elizabeth Stanek la spending radio racapdofl to please yoor ear. p S'M. the rest of the summer at the boms Yon may bny toy new Ganaral Motors Radio through the liberal «:o b —Tea Timers. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ste­ GMAC plM. Prices wlthoot tnbea“-r4dlo models |136 to 6172^ phen Stanek. . 3:10—Home Forum Decorating rtdlo-phofiogreph models $198 end $270. PiSriod—Vella Reeve. Frederick L. , Perry aad daughter. 13:80—^Happy Harmonies. Miss Rachel Perry, of New'Haven, PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS RADIO CORPORATIOIf 351:00—Stock (Quotations — Tiflt were Simday visitors at the home of Bothers. their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. |l:16—^Breen and DeRose. Lord. i:80—Evening Echoes. Francis H. Hastings aad ton, T h e N e w G e n e r a l M o t o r s R a i r ( > 1:58—Plymouth Contest Forde Haatlngs, of Hartford were 1:50—Kyaaize Road Man. Sunday viaitors at the home of Mr. < w ith 2 6 ne

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whldh Is tlM best oootso towAT ~Xt has boon suggostod certain hours *2: (•y<. oration of the boats, but « | «o»o axw used fof cemmerdal^wupows, this pl*n is not contemplatoo. The cottagers a t the jaka^ b ^ | Connoil Btoeting. been complaining o i the speed there sea be c v x tm leakage back that «0 will feed to toe other At the meeting of the. Common by these ctafts, which eiuAnger the “dry” and stuck so often that many leaves from this point. In fact,-tots :Would*Woto b^Qk to the ^ # r e CouncU held ih the CbuncU C h ^ - Uves of the bathers and those bi owners kept toe plate^ off so they to tha oolL- ia about toe most inefOefent wty of slowly and woulA bave m o re .q to ^ ber, Memorial building, Tuestoy canoes. - « could squirt kerosene over toe valve / .Oil Springs on Sidee - doing toe Job. tunlty to fto- lh b e fe ^ ib e :lp ^ stems with lets fast. This picture is evening, a letter was road from the To Play In Broad Btomi. M otor H intt Wbar* it la recommended to lu> When toe ofl is squirted on toe on toe way. i State Highway Commissioner In re- The American Lo*^^ now completely changed b ^ u s e of bricate toe springs with oU and ply to the request of the councU ^ t 0oppg of this city will go to rimely auggestlons on toe pressure lubrication. spring tope it generally flows to­ LiMt year natldha cfl^toMt Are. Breaking Cara ol tba Ikir *>» toe koto. toe owner has not equipped toe ward the axle eazUy, eepedaUy ii Sie corner at the JuncUo^ Wln^ on Saturday, whwe . Valves are lubricated in such a springs wito covers the way toe lauhohad ifiOipmr .eei;^ tobtoJ sor avenue and Union b® Uj|oy will lead the firemen a pw da oiobUe Clob of Hartford. way that the compartment is wet toe owner scrapes toe dirt off,, too Job is done has much to do wito top leaf. OU then quioMy reaches era and flOO p e r ctofe'-mor^.wWl* tn U li^ '^ W D o eliminated if posriWe. | The Broad Brook fltem « y e hbe«a caused recently by pletion of the new road from Man- i^oiyfling a parade ahd dance, A Uttle more care in toe ope»- Kerosene Not For Valves cheater to this city. „ . . Pos^ned Ge®*®* tion of toe car foUowing repairs wib disregard a nde of The meeting was called to order _ aame between the Kerosene, toe old standby for tte-’ioad and use. the right hand side should be toe rule if ownew sticky wUves, Is gradually being of ’the highway in Irtiaing anotoer at 7:30 by Mayor A. K. WWte and and All-Rockville baseball fuU returns on their, investment in ruled out of toe picture as special the rear, p e^ n - the foUowlng «»em^ra teams, which was to haw bew service. valve oils and oiling devices become cU were present: Alderman niaved at Henry Park on ^Tuesday This is Ulustrated by the y ro i^ perfected. nS kcttt 3>*P«^tm«at.of Motor Vehi- Thomas Larkin, Ernest Ide, S ^ t was postponed . imtfl Friday dM w im s is^^inst of putting special compounds <»n WhUe it will free sticky valves WUllkm Schaeffer; tight because of rain. Previous brake linings to eliminate brake kerosene has certain disad'vantages, attention to the fact tnai Roy Market, WllUam w Oowdlnsr.1 . . “passing to the right” on the open » ..... noises. Even though the mechanic toe most important of which is toe highway is .against the law. may be very sparing wito toe fact that it is not a lubricant. A “As' lo the' dangers which whi( su>4underwood, Frank ^ t ^ . meeting terUd he is using toe brakw ^ valve usually sticks because it is The minutes of the last meerag Tracy ^^18 ^orenw have a tendency to grab until toe too dry. It needs oil. Kerosene frees round tlias . driving act, saj^ 9?,“ ’ weTe read and aU bills orfewd ^ nissioner of Motor Vehiclea avenue, died at the Hartford hospi­ compound works into the lining the sticking temporarily but leaves The claim of $5 presented by Mrs. tal on Wednesday afternoon, foUoW' properly. If toe treatment has been toe valve., stem Just about where it B.= Stoeckel, “ ho.reasoning indi\hd- p. Belhler for damage to a fence on I mts uai can deny that many hnexpected r. . , ing an operation which' was per- made to only one or two brakw it was before the trouble. things may happen to cause trou­ Prospect street wm s e tti.^ formed earUer In the day. ^ was should be obvious tost grabbing Kerosene thus has to be used. tTS- ble u«ren a car leaves tts p r ^ r At the last meeting of ^e fo ^^ hospital on Sunday, during a sudden stop might cause a quentiy to stop stickiBg and this ex­ pathway. I t is evidence of poor the matter of a b ^ ^ ^ resident of bad skid. , . cess use of it not only inflicts pun­ Conelusive on Berkely Terrace without a ^ r t^e past ten years and Furthermore, caution in operat­ ishment on the valves but gets into ^dgment on the part of any opera­ mit, was refewed to tba ^ c ^ residence here ^ oyer- tor to pass to the right, and im- ing toe brakes ioUo'wing this wrt toe cylinders if injected through the questiQnably;.in e v w InstMce. con­ of treatment aids toe compouM in carburetor or a spark plug open­ stitutes reckless driving. It is ad­ the American Mill of the Hpckanum making the lining ing. ' mitted that there are many Umes ti|h t and the permit . squeakless, by spreadlnF R about Oil dilution and undesirable re­ Bids have been received B ^ d e s his wife, Mr. S p n ^ over the lining surface. moval of oil from toe cylinder walla f . wh«i going up a long hill an opera­ w5 k from coal dealers and tor finds conditions which are try­ leaves a daughter Eleanor of this Warning In OUy Shackle* are two very ob'vlotu results of such i-r.^thig^crdifl^sectioii^ taken at the meeting to pim- city. Funeral arrangements have ing. He may get behind a slow mov­ tor dty use from toe Do your spring shackles look to treatm ent illufltrates',? Pointe o f Superiority which ing vehicle when there is a line of not been completctA New Pointer on Tires S ti^ S ers of this city, whito ta- Notes. be overoUed? ' teaffic on- tWS otixer side. Perlmps chSes L. W. Martin, J. Schwart and If so, and if you have taken this Owners of new cars should be 1 th e ^ P rin c ip le ^ T ire s _ bjr- Fisk there is roOm enough on the ngnc Arthur Bateman of East Main as a tip to hold off on further lubri­ toe Rockville Grato & C o d ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ street, local mall carrier, has especially careful to keep tire pres­ side of the slow vehicle so that the PuhUo Works c o ^ « ^ i — ^ to'his duties. . . after----- aweek's x cation, it may be a warning of trou­ sure up to standard at all times not alfm ^cauloffer^ you. operator honestly believes he can ble. In hot weather lubricant leaks A ______■ ____ . , wereere authorized v!S!tion spent In Long IslanA only because toe side walls are new . . go safely by. Even first class opera­ I to toe surface more readily, thus and stiff but also because of a The Do LuxerRuggedTFIsk and Premier, each a First tors confronted with a situation of ^ htenVw place Mrs. Max ^vtog thrimpresslon that a 'shackle ^Une_stotion^^stetfon^t mW 1 her home on L a ^ ^ c e s ^ L I need^^attention. when .as^ a change in tire conditions which is Ouailty, Fully Guaranteed Fisk, embodying all of the this kind are sometimes temptea a apt to be overlooked. The tires on exclusive improvements of the new Air-Flight Prin­ beyond resistance.” S f ^ t i r s s on UWon toO ty matter of fact its bushings Inside “From toe standpoint of toe dls- A. B. Waite stated he was.in favor toe new car are not likely to oe ciple of 5 tire t construction * and representing * the may bo dry. utmost that your tiro dollars can buy in tbdir tour cipUpary authority, it must be of toe petition. ^ tmd Mrs. F. Hartl of New The rule for this time of year is oversize. < 11It was. ------, v«T,d con- lOrK tJliy York are C ity are toe ^ests of toete Oversizing Is usually left to toe respe^ve ♦ price . fields. Their larger air-chamber, realised that such passage is imder- Charles to lubricate more frequently toe taken at toe risk of arrest Eyeiy in toe series of . cousins. Miss Jennie and lighter lubricant used. If grease la owner when he comes to purchase carrying more air at a lower pressure-^theic carcass, certs would bo ^ven^, ^ 3™ Mountain street a new set of tires. If be has run constructed of Fisk's patented and exclusive AU-Cord policemen knbws that he cannot a^ Polish Band on Thursday evening o Frank Flaherty used naturally It will stay in^de low exceptions to a rule of such longer, despite other dUedvaat«ea. hla previous car tor any length of '—their fl«lble side-walls of live rubber—their stream­ this week. #r.iiows- have returned from a two weeks' time he probably baa oversized the line tread, multiple cable bead and greater ro^ con­ great importance as thatofjp^tog Petitions wew granted m fjlows Noiwalk. Owners of cars with centralized to toe left lirom the rear. If he did tires not only to obtain better rid tact—the combining of all these new and exclusive WUUam Sfchaeffer, 8 cw Arthur Lanz, driver for too Now lubricating systems using oil, ^therc' wink at this' offense occasionally, it is «x-|fore, sh^d pull out toe -unger ing qualities but also as a means •features^ result _in still .another—The Air-Flight Bal­ would not be long before it wotid 84x22, brick ai^ addl-1 England Transportation Co. of tire economy, larg er tires natu­ chMd street; Thomw RyJto. more often but of course not so ex­ ance. r become an accepted practice. A lot Joying a vacation at shore resorts. travagantly as to risk overoiling rally carry their load more easily. of drivers who are not qualified to tion to garage, one stoty. George Evans of South Manches­ It is customary not to oversize Villftgft street; John Moser,. ter Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward too brakes, if a mechanical braking exercise reasonable judgment in at corner of Grant and Rheel system is used. tires on a new car unless the buyer n S K ’ S‘7 POINTS.OF.SinPERIORm' circumstances of this sort might t ^ Gebler of High street. desirea to make a furtehr invest­ George W. Bidam has returned to Beat Test For Brakes it and get killed or kUl somebody Man to Court When can brakes be considered ment, and tor this reason it is Im­ 2. AU-Cmrd Process his home In New York foUowlng a 1. Larger Air Chamber V else.” ToTvion XjondT Charter ObjC to be perfectly adjusted? portant to prevent undue strain on Carrjriac m e n aif t, • towtf p»»»w»V 'a paioniod Wide dordopoicm wMch “Another pcSfit v ^ c h eujght to be visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. —it knap • a*w god tw batwf l y Place, South Manchester w m l ^ ^ e Probably the most exacting test the tires by keeping them up to ,.ducM iaufO.1 Irictiuo and adda considered by anybody who con­ Frank Bidam of West street. McpMttdMI ol WdiOf CcwlOO tte Ellington toum <^rt on ^ ia that of noting bow steady the car the recommended pressure. •M « « 10 rido • • e»« nib; . amapb wilhoW rigidity ot wtijht. templates ah act which is against is when stopped from a speed of k« IM Mtt OO ih« • !,. • ^ toe law, is that he is an outlaw day night charged with wm e» BeaUtanee Unit Important and evading responsibility thirty miles per hour coming down 3. Multiple Cable 4. Increased Flex while he Is dolhg It If anything un­ a curving hlU when the pa'ving is Attached to the daab observing fnr leaving the scene or “ Bead Area der toe s\m happens to lim he has Hollywood wet The car should not ewerve to motorists may have, noticed a amail loetaamd leogth of Fie* Area The accident occurred at coU of Iron wire nmunted on a MuldpU. CAU no redress in court” lAke on Sunday afternoon, ^h® a toe right or left, nor show any ten­ addaomwciS at lidawaU ptoridtt fttaict “The practice of passing on toe dency for toe rear end to skid porcelain spool. The part is known iAcmtlagudcwall lailfcUllf.' HM of dm air cuhioo. right cannot be Justified under ex­ JS'Je^glstered in SiH^ts~~Sovuids 'Tf S S e V D u n ^ ot South Manchester around. os the ignition resistance unit and 6. Greater Road isting law, nor it be permitted its fimction is to prevent the bat­ 5, Streamline Md driven by James Many brakes that work well Tread C ontact. except in tri^c which,is directed By BOBBIN COONS enough in the straightahead posi­ tery from dlschar^ng back into h by a policemwi or some other into a Buick Coup owned and opw The rim width of dm JUfdlta io better and tion fail to equalize properly when the primary winding of the coll atTcamlioo m ad climl. amro laatiac aoo.ikid authorized person." ated bv John Hancock of 51 Hollywood.-A gradual change aaw, dm »mlem enrar. street. Stafford Sp^gs- the car Is turning. Of course in when the ignition switch is left oo mad lubbtt aad Oimlitica aad anurta jo a were Mrs. Hancock and Ifiss M ^e in movie fan psychology, or psr- making the test it is important to with the engine dead. •Uowf greater ait oub. of Safa Tnedoo U an. White of Stafford, both being slight- haps the dawn of a great realiza­ have the tires properly infiated all Under such circumstances tbs ieoiog. DOUBLE FEATURE BILL tion among movie actors, has _around______smd__ to____ take Into conaidera- iron wire heats up and retards the 7. The Air-Flight Balance wrought something akin to a mira-1 variation in traction due to rate of discharge. If the car is left The oewly parfected balaoce between '’'X ^itew a a plea of to ait aod oiaterialtachirraa the Baa- AT S T M TWO DAYS evadla? reBpoiialbmty_Mid ~ ^ d e among movie heroes. wear. too long In this condition the unit l a ^ of ait niaSlimihg aad mtlcaca. $60 and costa of 8M.30. Whereas once it was considered a gravel driveway also fiirnishes bums out, req^rlsg replacement U the fine was remitted by miire or leas deadly to 4 fllm here's exacting test of brake equaliza- thq machine is to ^ used again. “Arizona Kid* and “In Gay Goering. Justice of fan fdlqwlng to be known sx toe | when stoppixig on • the loore One reason why owners some­ Madrid** Featured Here Fri­ the total amounted to 860.30. father c ^ a roUioking youngster or stones the wheel of the sllghtiy times leave the car with ignition day and SaUirday. Loney made arrangemento JJ® two, today toe big strong movie more active brake will be sure to on without anything happemng is fine and costs and e g r ^ ^ man la as prons to orow about it slid®. ^ , simply because luck is with them. ROBINSON AUTO SUPPLY Patting Trouble to Work Janet Qaynor and Charles Far- the repairing of the Bifick ®o^^. as the average man in private life.' The interrupter ^® 415 Main Street Phone 4848 The reckless driving charge was And fan magazines, month after I There’s nothing like making use closed before reU in "High Society Blues” wlU be of trouble in these dajrs when time trlbutor must shown for the last time at the State month, feature anapahota of many “great screen lovers'* surroundsdl is at a premium and expenses run today. ° ° ^ e case was *®X**^**wJn*^ high. It may, for instance, look dis­ Friday and Saturday brings Deputy Sheriff I* R. C a ^ ^ . by their real-life happy families. New Officers of Bank. couraging to have the radiator boil SEAT COVERS another double feature program of over on a hlU but If there is an op­ proven merit. Warner Baxter will Annmmcement has Fans Don't Mind PROTECT The idea seems to hgve been portunity to get a fresh supply of be seen and heard in the thrilling the offi^ of the ^ 2?: water at the top much can be gain­ story of the Mexican border “The al Bank, Whick merged ^ to toe downed that it makes a dlflersnco Clothing, Upholstery First National Bank to toe fans whether John Gilbert ed by opening up the drain cock Arizona Kid", and Ramon Novarro and letting part of the contents of will demonstrate his golden voice in The same personnel aqd directors or hM a young daughter by a former Placed on Your Car both banks have been retained and the cooling system nm off. the romantic “to Gay Madrid.” wife, Leatrlce Joy, or that Mr. and This will get rid of much of the SOMETHING NEW! I “The Arizona Kid” has caught the officers are as Mrs. Johnity Mack Brown bava a F ree o f C harge dent Franda T. M«w^; ^P® ruit and dirt In the water Jackets the genuine spirit of the old west, vice fairly nsw baby daughter. and radiator core, which may be If Purchased From that elusive thing yrhich so few dent, John G. Talcott; Douglas Fairbanks, even if hs SOME'THING DIFFERENT! president, ^«^l®®Jbelps; toe cause of the overheating Itself. western productions manage to wanted to, couldn't kssp bis Ju Do not, of course, drain off all the transfer to the screen. Perhaps the imd trust officer, S^®**®'*'* CHAS. LAKING nioris light under a bushel, for water. 814 Main S t — AT LITTLE COST— fact that aU of the scenes were assistant caiWer and assistant t ^ t Doug Jr., has cut bis own movls officer, Charles M. Squires; When engines become chronic made on the actual scene of toe ------niche, and Charlie Chaplin’s two 1 overheaters it la customary to boU Tops and Curtains Repaired story, a Uttle vlUage in southwest ant cashier and aaalstMt trurf offi­ cer, William F. Partridge; chUdrsQ bava been in tl^e Umwgbt cylinder block and the radi- P h on e 4740 Utah, has something to do with toe BO often that they are newly as atpr core. Some owners do this T M I 7 note of imquestioned reaUsra that trust officer. Mwguerito Mow^^ teller. Harold I-udket^er, I ^ ld famous, by proxy, as their dad. every year to excellent advantage. pervades the production. Warner Milton SiUi, George Bancroft. So that accidental overheating f f f Baxter hsis exceeded any of his pre- Obenauf; teller, Harold Ro^be; teU- Laial er, Curtis F. Fryer; derks: Doris B. Richard Bwtheimass, Victor s Me rftw be usefifl, even if the cause of MANCHESTER vious performances, and that is Laglen, Harold Woyd, John Boles the trouble is not the accumulation “NEVA-1 come feat when one considers the a ift. RossUa T. S’ and Lawrence Tibbett aU are marvelous work .thik jiterUng'actor Merrick. Doris H. Ruebl, O la ^ of rust in the system. AUTO TOP CO. Ruehl, Ethel M. Soulres, Audrey among proud paters of filmland, Where the Oil Leaks has already conti^Uted to the Now that motorists are becoming J, Messier, Prop. screen. Mona Maris,'Theadore Von Wslther; Mary B. Weber. and none seem to have suffered in LUGGAGE The complete list of directors are: populi^ty. ^ ___. aware that much of the engfine’s ilA A Eltz, Carol Lombard and Hank The movies have stopped trying “consumption” of oil Is nothing Tops Covered Mann are prominent in the support­ George Arnold, F. N. Bddlng, ^ T. B is ^ . L. F. B iss^, M. B. to kid too public into toe notion more than leakage it may be timely U p h o lstery ing caist to point out a difference in con­ CARRIER “to Gay Madrid” presents Ramon 8. C. Cummings, J j^Fisk. G. a tbat their stars are fabulous crea­ 'Hit. Hammond, F. H. Holt, Aj L. Martta, tures living enchanted lives. The struction which makes it more im­ 'Side Curtains Repaired riatform slse 2 9 x14 iuobes Novarro in one of the best roles In portant to watch leakage in the new which he has appeared for quite F. T MaxweU, William MaxweU, B. more home-Uke they can be pic­ L. Newmarker, Charles Phelps. N. tured the better. cars. Carpets, etc. some time. It is a screen adaption When splash systeins of engine of the old Spanish Classic, with set­ D. Prince, C. M. Squires, D. A. Expert Service Sykes, J. G. Talcott, C. A. Thomp- FandzM Amid Plenty lubrication were in general use it tings magi^cently executed in wasn't essential to keep the valve IT CLAMPS ON THE SPARE T1RE| keeping with the charm and ro­ BOB. - Althoui^ there are thousands of 10 Hendfffflon Road, Phone 7258 mance of old Spain in which the One of the important features of extra girls in Hollywood, there are cover plates tight. Valves worked %igh«y, Secu r^, No Rattle, WlU Carry 200 P o u n d s story is set. Novarro sings once the newly remodeled bank is the In­ only W who quality as “Class A more in his o'wn crooning manner— stallation of a new bandit protective Dress Glrle’*—meaning that their a manner that no screen star, or de'vice against holdups. This new wardrobes axe sufficient for ell oc- stage either—has been able to imi­ protection Is tear gas equipment. casiona, and that thty have toe tate. He Is ably supported by Doro­ To Consider Speedboat / t o polee and dietinetiea which would thy Jordon, Lottice HoweU, Beryl The board of sdectmen of Blllng- niake them look at home in au JUST THE THING FOR V K i Mercer and Herbert- Clark. ton wtil pjeet again the latter part ultra-smart gathering of society Annouti^ns The On Friday night, the management of the week to take up the matter folk. wiU present the second of a series of motor crafts on the waters of And the average screen life of BUSINESS OR PLEASURE of “Cabaret Nights". This form of Crystal lake. It has been neces­ these extras ia about two years— stage entertainment was weU re­ sary recently to take measures to because their earnings as extras RE-a0w m e iff ceived on. the opening qight, last govern the operation of these crafts. are not sufficient to keep the ward­ Friday and it bids fair to become a It is a rather complicated matter robe up to requirements. TRIPS OR OUTINGS popular type of entertainment. and it will take time to consider These “Cabaret Nights" , consist of Foils im wbos not isi ' forty-five minutes of snappy stage entertainment, aU professional talent, booked by one of New Pug* T h e Filling Station Itmd's foremost booking- agencies. HOW ONE WOMAN LOST ON OR OFFm Thirty Fonneriy Owned by Fred D. Lewitf by STATISICS SHOW BROWNS OUT-TRADED BY^BBNATOBS P im OF, FAT Liiggi^e W ill Not Soratch ONLY! St. Louis — (-AP) —If statistics mean anything, then the Washing­ Take half a taaapoonful of KRtJS- CHAS. J. PlCKBVT the Finish of Yeac Car Lost Her Doabk (%in CHEN SALTS In a zlaa« of hot water • V ton Senators have out-traded the every momlnz^'oxerclee regmary S t Louis Browns. Lost Her ProngAnent Hips do not overeat and—In 8 weeks X#t f e a t c b i m g ■ Alvin Crowder and Helnle on the scales and note how many YOU.SHOULD H AVE ONE ON Manush who went to the Senators iwunds of fat have vanished. ■ --4!; Lost Her ^ggishness Notice also that you have gamta In h a n d TO USB W HEN YOU have done considerable to bwjst- •neray—your skin is clearer—-your thO' "pennant chances of Walter Gained Phyiioal Vigor eyes sparkle with glorious, health—, e a < ^ Johnson’s team, and while “Goose” Gained In VimofoUsneM yuu feel younger In body—keeasr lU N E E D IT . Goslin has raised his batting aver­ mind. KRUSCHBN will give any fat GiUned a Shapely Figure neraon a Joyous surprise. age whUe with S t Louis, so far his Get an 85o b o t^ of KRUBCBlSf , MOTOR OILS ; . ,/U ^ work hardly evens up. If you’re fat—^remove the cause! s a l t s at North End PbariBM^; Crowder turned,in five victories So.. Manchester Agents, PadourfPp against one defeat in his first KRUSCHHN s a l t s contain the l l : ' ' - ^ EXFjsid' '■ : salts your ( body offgsns, Lgihfinhacy, Mbgbefl Drug Co. fLastq games as a Senato^^3hd*Mi^ush^ Weiks). evds this first bottle ‘j ANnaAvrianKSBsro^' y outbatting and 'ou|dpii« the >gl^ds and f nerves JtouaC have ta 4 function pro^riy. doeni’t convince you this is the “Goose” in everytoisg but hdnMT’ easiest, safest and surest way ' Spr»Tlng. ActeMDThs. runs. . . When your vital organs fall to to • Since the tfKSeTto' toe zdidcBbizef perform their work correctly—your lose fat—if 3^ dim’t feel a superb Comer of Spruce aad Pearl Sts. bowds and kidneys can’t throw off improvement In health—so gdort- lIAPiiBirtr. "jnatOFMhliiSt*’" D^L8856 June, has been pounding oudy eneri^tic—vigorously alive— the ball at a A70 cUp, while Gos- that waste material—before you Un’a^.JueBsage ^aincej toe —trede---4s TCdlair it—you're growing Hdeouz- your mouty - Jlla3ty- ’':to to * ® ^^ —AdVr V •'•%■'■- i*C' y - V “ ’ B m n N G ;5ifC' •> P A G S H 2 9 • ■•»»*< w«,7 > 'I rf *^'5 ?y;-- on rfbOERTS OLIVEe r g e s enr r mgs ^* * 9orti«.iefc A prtotod cpq?e -ink wito y t ^ - Wo all turn vagabond to 'suinmerC<[hcw,,a.nstel^g*f j buttim* frpm -*9 Wpllne. The gets ‘ anyvraiere, rtona-. —to mind at least. The claims o f copYW^ri HEA ERNEST LVNN flkt cdtor of plain white crepe is along. ' . ' / decidedly rnodtah. : ^ ^ ^ desk or housework can’t hold our The poteUa aeaming detracte minds from wandering into tiioss beautifully from breadth through C O N tB A S n N G many applications merely to be delightful dream worlds of woods d a n -ROWIMICB bad been to xL Muitn’t complain;/ she’d the hips. Beibrwood two weoka .w ben.be nk' htei-too teniperamCntai - and registered! Lord only knows how and sea and mountain—our noses A new silk suit, with blue tad many they turn down and how This charming modified cot a letter from ■» ®W a «^ finicky. princess lines is' belted at the nor­ sniff tee spicy air of pine, tee salty vriilte polka dots has a tuck-in paper friend to Now Yorkt ZIOCOT many actually are looking for jobs! “But what?” she prodded. mal waistline. —but teat’s only repeating. We all blouse of red and white dots,-The, sm iled' sheepishly lit Paul Collier — he’s a newspaper border of the' pleatisd skirt ti i j YOUNG, telltoc bim to look a Dan and a Style No. *887 may be copi^ ex- know the pictures conjured up by named ANNE WINTER, who friend of mine — Collier tells me tee red, and white dots, too,. Ctrl dgaret. “You know- Frederick At- actlv It comes in sizes W, lo, m wanderlust. come to Hollywood from woodi of course.”. there’s an actual need for ab^t 840 extras a day. One of the offi­ years, 38, 38, 40 a n d '42 Inches, Children are tee same genus as' Tnlaa, OWa., to , “crash tlio She nodded. “On the screen, that Black canton faille crepe with N EW TIE S movies.’* Don doesn’t, want to cials told him that in 1929 there ourselves, second editions. ’They is.” pale pink crepe collar is extremely ^ too have tee summer contagion— be bothered clu^ieroninc “movie “Well, can you imagine him play­ was jvist one woman in all of those Don’t be stingy about purchae- thousands who averaged five days chic. ' perhaps they are more deeply hit- stru ck ’ girls, but be gets to ing the part of a hard-boiled police tag now grosgrato ribbon or new touch with Anne Winter, expCct- of work a week. I haven’t . got a Patterned wool jerseys, sheer ten by it than we are, for they are reporter?” ^ • crepy woolens, georgette «epe and W rin k le d neckties take on p^tine ahaoelaces for , your oxfords. 'n»«r Ing to find the sort of girl that “I there are lots of others very good head for arithmetic, but freshness again and'no shine what­ more imaginative, more romantic. crepe satin are advanced Idew of They tire of regular routine, should be kept as immaculately 2aggy had described—and is Ut> who could do it better.’” Collier was telling me this just soever when the new tie iron is used. clean and pressito as neckties or erally swept otf Ms fet by her “You put it too mildly; anybody yesterday and it stuck by me. Ac­ Fall that lend theihselvcs perfectly and regular play. They tire of It not' only presses the lining of an gcarfs. ' 'S . ■ could do it better . . . Instead of cording to some statistics issued to this smart type. ^ old tie that is sad looking, but it pla3ring house and keeping store They go to dinner, where Dan, saying, ‘We need a story for Fred­ by Central Casting, the average Size 86 requires Z% yaxda o f 39- raises the neip while it both stean:": and building tee shanty, and run­ inch Material with % yard of 35- at her request, tells about hlm- erick Atwood and this will do,’ wage paid to an extra is $9.13 a and presses. ning for base. A tremendous nos­ seU—how he had given you’d tbink they’d go about it dif­ day. Collier spread it out over the Inch contrasting. It is simple to use and need not talgia overtakes teem; that per­ paper work to write llctlon, and ferently and say, ‘So-and-so is just number registered and the averse be kept just for ties. Many small plexing feeling of wanting some­ how one of his stories had been the for this story — let’s ^ve daily employment and flg;ured that Manchester Herald. lingerie things, bows, jabots, collars thing they can’t explain gets so bought by the movies, a circum­ it to him.’ But that’s not the way it would be something l&e 44 cents and dliffs, all can be Ironed to per­ strong sometimes that everything stance Giat led to his signing a they do it — not in my case, at a day for each of them.” Pattern Service fection with it. else loses its flavor. It amoimts, contract as scenario writer for least.” Rorimer stopped abruptly, realiz­ style No. SS"! . as we all know, to a real physical Continental Pictures. ^^ ing that his recital was not very ache. Probably it takes heat, and Anne is an extrar—or is trying For a Herald Pattern of the Anne said, “But Atwood is a heartening to one who had hoped fleecy white clouds in a blue sky, to be, for she has worked Just oto model illustrated, send 15c - in star. They wouldn’t- give the to win her way into pictures by tee summer spimds and summer day since coming, to Hollywo<^ part to him unless it was a good the extra route. “I’m not meani^ stamps or coin dirwtly to Fash­ HOW TO SHOP She has had stage experience-- m ion Bureau, Manchester Elvening smells, to bring out our primeval one. Probably he wouldn’t do it to discourage you,” he saifi l^ ely instincts—tee wandering urge of stock companies, which, Dan tells “You’re not,” she said, smiling a Herald, Fifth Avenue and 29th You ought to find some comfort in our neolithic ancestors. her, in the best foundation for an that.” little crookedly. “One of the ofti- 837 Street, New York Be sure CUT GLASS extra to have. Dan is » bttte “Perhaps. I don’t pretend to cials^ €xplsined th&t it was liis duty to write your name, ^ d address Troublesome Impulse When impulse gets so strong, dissatisfied with things at Conti­ ! know the first thing about the to acquaint me with some of the clearly and. to give the correct By William H. Baldwin. nents, md Anne gathers Oils movie business— but' Atwood, the disappointments I would be sure number and size of the pattern nothing will satisfy it but fulfill­ fact from little things he had ment. Older people are not satis­ handsome lover .... tb encounter. He made it very you w ant.. Fully half a t what is now on the said. That same evening they go He broke off again, said that clear why they felt it was neces­ Price 15 Cents fied as easily as children, so many to the Roosevelt Hotel to dance.___ market as “cut glass” is nothing of us are out of luck. Continental did some fmmy things sary foy me to have enough money but preissed glass which is finished NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY anyway, and the motion picture to last me for a year.” Name ...... But to children a journey a mile and polished by hand. This is a out into the country means magic. CH APTER m business should not be judged by Dan said, “Well, you’re the kind cheaper method of manufacture It was wonderful to dance with one studio alone. What, he asked, Size ...... A day near a creek with a lunch that’s boimd to get ahead ansrwhere. and produces a poorer quality of som eone who follow ed you as. were her own plans? T wouldn’t have gone mathematical Address ...... on the grass to tee company of Restless effortlessly aind lightly as a flower Anne Winter’s hands moved ex­ glass. It can be readily identified ants and spiders Is entirely soul- on you if I hadn’t thought that. If by running tee fingers over tee in­ incUfling in the wind who re­ pressively. “Just keep trying, I you can get a screen test, now . . . satisfying. It is difficult for us to sponded to 3T0ur every mood as suppose,” she smiled, and Rorimer I wish I could cultivate the ac­ side of toe piece to question. Press­ throw ourselves into the place of j CHILDREN though the two of you bad been felt swift compunction. quaintance of somebody important ed or molded glass always has the children and appreciate their | bom to dance together. “And Tm Wcldng,” he said, “just and get him to give you one.” slight ridges. reactions to such a simple holiday, i i^JMLDREN will fret, often fo ri» Dan Rorimer told himself before as if all of Hollywood ought to be Anne told him she had rather he Fishbeto on “Froqtiera of Medi­ pacity of tee organ to withstand There are other ways of telling but if we could we would be more | V / apparent reason. But there’s al­ they had gone once around the run to stilt me. Do you keep in wouldn’t ^ cine,” which will describe Important unusual effort. the difference. Real cut glass has a eager to enter into the spirit of ways Cmtorial Harmless as the reaiM crowded floor that it was for girls touch with Central Casting Bu­ “But why not?” he asked. “Not advances in the history of medicine Fortunately it hnz become a rec­ brilliant finish, whereas tee imita­ the day-outing and we wouldn’t on the •wrapper; mild and bland ^ it like Anne Winter that the modem re a u ?" that I could promise anything, but and problems that face doctors to­ ognized procedure to scientific medi­ tion lacks luster. The real ware is think it a trouble and a bore and tastes. But its gentle action soothes rhythms had been invented. “Happy every \ » cine for tee general practitioner “I telephone religiously day. heaider than tee imitation and count it a day lost. a yoimgster more surely than a more days are here' again—” He Imd day.” “Because,” she said softly, ‘Td vriio discovers tee presence of heart gives a resonant ring when tapped, If it is possible I should let the powerful medicine. • disease ta suggest to tee patient sTioken truly; it did get into his “ Well, you’ll get your chance; like to be able to teU my father while tee pressed product lacks a children go off to tee woods often That’s the beauty of this spMial blood. He suspected it was in here It is possible to tell by listening teat he consult someone who has and when you do there won’t be that I had done it all myself.” noticeable ring. W’oods and country are not so in­ children’s remcdyl It may be ffven too. M usic like this did thing^s to to the beat of the heart and feeling given, more extensive study to tee the tiniest iirfant—^as p^t^ ay there any stopping, you.” •, Rorimer said he understood. He accessible, even if you haven’t a you, if you were yoimg and found She si^ed' a't his ehthusiasm. “I of the pulse whether the beat is subject, to case toe condition de­ is need. In cases of colic, dianheA^ hdd up his water glass, and his TRAVEL PURSE youth something to enjoy; it awak­ don’t even Imow how I photognraph. taking place satisfactorily ^d mands . exttoded investigation car. All cities have one or more •similar diatmbancei it is mvaluabto. 'eyes sought hers. ened slumbering fires within you, The day I worked I was used in a whether the blood is being pushed throughout toe field of marine street-car lines that go through A coated tongue cidls for just a ww “The music calls again,” he said, A new ample purse for travel­ brought you to quick, pulsating life. cafe scene and I was,about a blTOk thrdugh the blood vessels and back generally. parks or country districts. If you drops to ward off constipat^; .^ She was just a trifle over average away from the camera;’’ •fDo we dance?” - to the heart as it ought to be. Such Heart disease is today toe most ing has, to addition to passport cannot go with the children your­ does any suggestion of bad brieat^ height—not more than an inch at '•We certainly do.” measurements are, hqwever, loose frequent'cause of dto-tb, its rate be­ and steamer ticket compartments, self, try to get some responsible Whenever imildren don t eat we^ Rorimer laughed. “That’s the “Spoken like a true friend! But most, Rorimer thought, but it way it goes. But you musn’t feel determinations. A device has been smaU pockets for checks, others yoimg person to act as courier. don’t rest well, or have any httia first a toast; a toast to Anne Win­ ing at least twice that of the next checks and counted a lot. He was tall—six feet discouraged. When a girl comes discovered called the electrocardio­ n«krMt c^uM Hence tee number^ for bills and express I suggest that if the picnic is upset—this pure vegetable prepare ter. May she succeed beyond our nearest cause...... Ian attached memorandum for ad­ in his shoes—and he didn’t like to out here all alone and lands even graph, which measures by photo- of men gi'vtog spedal attention to held on private property permis­ tion is usually all that’s needed. wildest dreams; may all Hollywood hold his arms too low When hC one day of worlrin her first 10 days gmphlng waves on a photographic dresses, hotel numbers ahd other sion be obtained from the owner diseases of tee heart is increasing Important things you might for­ danced. Not that it mattered trei or so, she’s doing a great deal bet­ fall at her feet.” plate the changes to . the beat .Md by tee old law of supply and de­ to wade in his creek and en'Ioy his mendously. he reflected. Such ter than most. Do you know how He leaned a little nearer, smil­ any disturbance, of the mechanism mand. There are as yet few, if any, get. woods, giving him assurance at things really didn’t viewed from many extras are registered at Cen­ ing into her dark eyes. “And,” he of propelling the heart beat through physicians who devote themselves Maybe tee linotyper who called the same time that no litter or another and maturer perspective; tral Ciisting?” said, “ may she never forget good the organ itself. exclusively to ^ tee heart. Diseases destruction shall be his thanks. but as long as they contributed 'o old Dan Rorimer ...... Come on, teem radio production statlctics CASTORIA She shook her head. In the same way, one may feel of tee he«t is a special branch of haA good groimds for tee spelling. And I also suggest that if you perfection they were not unimport­ “Nearly 18,000—and they receive let’s dance.” the pulse to the wrist with toe fin­ internal medicine. ant. smywhere from 75 to 100 applica­ ger, or one may attach to the vnrist It somehow pleased him that sev­ tions every day. Mind you, that (To Be Continued) a device caUed the sphygmpgraph, eral of the musicians were watch­ which records toe variations to a ing them. Swinging past the or­ pulse beat on a moving strip of pa­ chestra stage at the far end of the per to such a way that toe fi^ t room, he noted how their eyes fol­ changes may be determined. The lowed; and when the leader, catch­ machine is far’ superior to to* ing his own glance, smiled, Dan rpATi finger to det^ttog changes. & .>i j smiled back. It enhanced even his •> y : •.'jA ov/n estimate of his partner to THIS AND THAT IN Ponctcring the. Heart know that others aroroved, too. There was a time when it would Two pianos now rook up the re­ have been considered,’equivalent to frain alone while the other playe”s murder to push a heedle into the rested and beat time with tiieir sacs around the heart. Today, how­ feet. Soft cadences, yet somehow a FEMININE LORE ever, the physician. .CTtracts any little mad . . . stirring . . ..irre­ fluid that has accumulated to. that ^■5 5 sistible. sac which he knows is there on the Dan began to sing the words. He basis of his' studies of toe heart turned his head a little and sang condition by toe methods that have softly into Anne Winter’s ear: Old Mother Nature must have monly used by florists is one of the been nlentioned. He - does, not heri- realized the harmony between best stakes for tall flowers. It is tate to insert a needle and to with­ “Happy days are here again! peaches and melons when she ar­ cheap and may be obtained from draw toe fluid. « * The skies above are clear again. ranged to have them ripen at the florists or seed stores. Raffia may The beat of the heart was first Let us sing a song of cheer same time. .They are delicious be used to tie the plant to the stake. heard by a physician who place^his again — diced in equal quantities and CSioice gladiolus, delphiniums and ear directly on thfe chest. TOen Happy days are here again—’’ sweetened with sugar or preserved other tall varieties should be staked came the discovery of toe method ginger syrup. The combination is individually, of listening to the h ^ t though a Anne smiled happily,-blended her even better frozen and served with MARY TAYLOR. soUd tube. Later more delicate de­ low, smooth voice T^th his: a topping of whipped cream. ------vices were discovered^ which hM a bell for coUecting • the sound, a “Altogether shout it now! Old-fashioned, rockers, or modem membrane for anmpli^ytog, ^ d ruo- There’s no one who can doubt it ones for that matter are coming in ber tubes to carry toe sound to the now. again and it is good news for there . Daily Health ear. With the development of elec­ So let’s tell the world about it is no denying the relaxation of a tric tramsmission of.sound and later now— comfortable rock. of amplification, it now becomes Happy days are here again!” Service possible to step up the sound so teat I tee variations may be easily deter­ An artistic arrangement of pic­ Hints On How To Keep Well Dan stopped. He wanted to mined. - listen. Her voice, scarcely tures over a mantle was effected hy World Famed Authority Through exam ination o f The above a whisper, but ribrant and by hanging two small round silhou­ heart after death to case of known alive, did thtogs to him. Thrilled ettes, one above the other in the disease, it is possible to correlate-all him—a worn-out word but the center, and at each side large square HEART DISEASE DEA’IHS of these observations made before pictures. At the extreme aids were right one And this was the d o u b l e t h o s e o f death with tee appwance of tee V' girl, he thought with a little con­ low bowls of trailing ivy which was NEXT HIGHEST CAUS^ heart and to know tee significances most effective against the white is*. ^ tempt for himself, that he had of every one of tee. procedures for woodwork Of the fireplace. called up just as a favor to Ziggy i BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN examination. ^ Y oim g! Etitor, Journal of the American Of special Interest to tee patient, 'Backless sport frocks of cotton Medical Association, and of as weU as to tee doctor, la the ques­ “.... cares and troubles are gone; were quite the thing for wear at the Hygeia, the Health tion of how capable tee heart may there’ll be no more from now on. fashionable watering places during M agazine. be of carrying on its work. To tee Happy days are here again. the hot spell, lin ^ , batiste, ging­ specialist to heart diseases a dozen The skies above are clear again; hams and other coitonis. The, girls a new or more functioned ttots nr® known Let us sing a song of cheer have been shedding their popular This is the third series of articles by Morris , whereby he can meissure tee ca­ %' again— jackets and the new short-sleeved, , 'V -c : Happy days are here again!” belted, one-piece frock came into prominence, with sensible wide And now the whole orchestra brimmed hats. took up the ■ refrain — brasses, string, drums . . . Fast rythm; Some one has figured out.that happy, carefree rhythm. Someone tee rugs are tee shortest-lived of near them said, “Whee!” A score ^ tee home funiishtogs. The of voices sang the chorus, and harsh treatment it receives wears cheers tore the air when the song it out to about nto® years, while w as ended. {|;ood ebsdr may be expected to last FOR SUJNBURN AND WINDBURN “And that’s that,” said Rorimer, sdy 12 years. One of tee ways to walking off the floor with her. cut down tee high death rate among comfort to i«kin irritations. At the first “You’ve been holding out on me. n ig a is to buy hardy, well made Stinging-pams of sunburn and windbum ■Why didn’t you tell me you sang?” ernes that w ill stand the friction on find immediato comfort in the gentle sign of roughness or bum, apply Rabalm. Anne laughed. “If you call that tee tinder as well as upper sides. singing— ” Another Is tee use of a rug cushion .-re. touch of Rabalm.. It requires no painfel It enters the pores and purifies; It toftens ‘T’m discovering something new rubbing and quickly heals the cracks and about you every minute. Did you For the summer' dance there is the skin and rested it to its natural tex­ sing cm the stage any?” ho 'fabric so, sweet and cool looking fissures. Rabalm softens the texture of the ture. Rabalm can be applied to the most . “ N o.” a s the pxintod cbiiCfoni w ith its Their waiter arrived before Rdri- alcifi and promotes a snjooth healthy tan. cape floattng backward. Sheer nets Warm Summer tender skin. Keep a tube in your .meficiito mer could ask her why. Anne said, aN also good ahd some very lovely Tkt Rabalm is an active germ-destroying ‘Td like something with i^enty of ones hhve been . t aahloned of black chest. . . ' ice in it.” Dan ordered a salad of Cleaners and cool, delightflil'*-CTe* antiseptic. It torings cool and soothing net with appliques of white ■ or­ avocado and artichoke for her, and gandies have appeared at some of 'th a t - “T" feX an iced drink. Clean nings will find you m crispi She began to . question him about the more formal' aodal affairs. cool, comfortable clotlhes ... A^VARICOSE VEINS his plans. ‘Tou gave me the im­ * pression,” she said, “tost you .The sausage known-'here as “hpt ig” ctiilwatee Its lS6th Wrih^y that always look wdll, feel Satitfsetory reaolu have been reported by many who weren’t exactly satisfied with tUngs have used Rabalm in the treatment of Varjeoee Veins. at Continental Pictures. I caS it ^ year. Peeplto its naw. It U? J rather wonderful — then-are ihil- hPt a native of Frankfort, but was well, and wear well ’ if you lions, you know, who’d ’ give any­ named by a butetwf who learned^ hJs thing to do what jrou’re doingj and tzhde to that town and named-ms allogr us to regularly care f or At your Druggist’s : the Tube 50c - the Large Jar ^ sudh a very few who cdn.” sausage after it / * . _ _ . ■ Rorbner said, “ Perhaps .Tm dis- them. ' .. A r satisfled with myself. I told A BUtoher of Brii 'r^rt- before I came out ben t^ . T 'trouble to ittog the' orl- RABALMr '■ wouldh’t criticise' their: me^mds. tifital Th* j • It’s the popifiar thing, of coii]an„to ^ ■ p (______Ldo^c a h liroiiiis r ' ir;; ' writers to knode the 'too^^'to etoaon totive growth, Boathing aiUUepUe^ moving picture produoMTs,-but I’ve imt shortty;af^ Ham$on**^ -/I’fin . •- t ■ iv . --'V . " always nought tosre loust be sense to'ndidsttpaiiier ah4 tohttouii^ until .»■ V*-'. t-T ' .* ; /* i. ; V/I -1..' brains to the bustoess or it wouUto’t ;a^ t toe'first ji^ Oetok!^. ' , ’ be w here it is toifliay. 'G flteed y “But.,. ” Hi itpJBgy^ ^ ' at . * rwT*.a*x.

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I ' 8 When you make a bum snot 1 8 Teach W^Ue .. u ___ Losch, It 0 1 6 PhUadelphia 7 , WaMiington 4 . know nsoca than th e :rx i» 4. tfOTtOTg *Tt ssoeeeooeow Bnfke, 2b «•••»• Lindstrom, t b ...... * 0 1 1 D e tro it 0 , Ctoreland 6 . Mama it on tbe course or anything Horsftllp ib ooeoooeoow Butte, 8b , .'MX Gama Tarry, lb 0 0 is ^ ie sawes bis^tiiM > flOQMjfPi Sb eeeee#oo4 Ott,' tC 2 1 0 14 Flay ifnf ole bull; fM Avsrlll. of ...... i ...4 Ambroele,, cf Ones again Roekwitte ban j some':./* AS Hoesn. e 1 0 3 t h e STAMinNaS to 8shoot" w Jhe k S«ih S Shoot of etralghter If' grt 1* SowsU, c ...... s Ldwasltt, lb to^battld- tbe ICanhall. ss ...... • 1 4 3 ^Motttserss, 3b ..*..,.3 •chlener, c . . . . . Bf BCOH J. ITIUSTO N, JB. 0 1 1 he bite a target 'J, Sowsll, 3b #...... 1 tbnt tta 0ttk Otgr eta prbdnce Jn Boatteari 1 3 0 many a diaae bae Genowesi, p . ... i ntsslmmons, p ...... * W, L, PC. 4 Newer hurry; those in b s « OdldnUu|> ss ,....,..3 I btatoan and once agato tta vtodt^w^yrod Only a decade bae paeeed itocei don't waitmg, they m ^ - .be. way, and 80 le then eiwrito make. TsrrsU, sex .,-....1 3« 6 IS 27 12 3 Bridgeport...... 21 9 .700 A Be ae loud jm Osrdnsr. ss ....#,..1 27 • ora have gone botoe witbont either' jn e n o ra U e 1 9 1 9 eeaeon when) # • # e 0 e # XT Xo A86 Hnrdsr, p ...... 3 Ruth opened the ■eia of the AUentown...... 14 18 M 8 „ No matter how dojiy^ Sssds, a ..1 vtotoqr or defeat. Ik pMtoer Biebbonre, rt ,....'.3 0 A19 ^ y fn g or tbe number of Uwt biM you lodf Uko a Wg.tmWJWl^to Millsr, p ivdy" ball by bitflag 2 9 b o n ets ItarAbYtlla, as ...... a 3 Albew ...... 18 18 the fiir eex, they m reroar''fbeT dablosowsbi, p ...... i Dowd. If ...... aaoCtar tie game, tta Sftk^to tamA Sislar, lb 7 Naflonal League ^S have, don't lot t h o e ^ b a ^ mfn Mks thet. .Jid r^ d leee of tbe eflU dieputed 0 rtrouffi; that ebowe a certain weak- M 3 14 87 If 1 Wrtofit. es . jto ^ o ta ^ npat Woodbfi4#e,'.’*!,iJ oiMrtion ae to tbe Uveltaew of tbe Barcar, If 3 W, L. n ^ F o re ehouId newer be uead hn^ St. JUm. of »•*. fM d wtafie tta final reeutt wta!^ ^ Walsb, cf 60 88 iei~^etrong{ ^ Dotrdi 333 333 043^^ [ball. It ie wdl worth» tbe faw 0 Brooklyn on the 1 tB ypu hit a player, it mhy. eonfbec 303 33 303 Hunt, lb ...... ^Itoaetaeter Green t. .AH-Rotavl5J ”t ^ Bollines,-tb 7 68 dswsiaad ...... # —• ' while to compare the dufflnf of Spobrar, c S c a ^ ...... « s foUow-1 Ue eeore up to that Bum battsd S. fidw 3, Bogglnl. 2b . ... MaKuira, 2b -.a 3 New Y ork...... 64 4* 18»gbpuld tbe present and past days. Smub, ...... 1 K^M id may need a " . Funk 3, AMrs, MpwK f. ^8e7 eUj Hewitt. 8b . . . . . , W here only sbs X eeasessa*#! 0 Louis #»#*«•«* w 7—If, Band trape are n i ^ e*d anyone togo two base bitf, lto4 M, atoM, ,Alea- Itoekvill# and l^tteurgb...... 47 W g g o f, that andefi ^ •• h it 1 0 borne rune in 1 9 1 9 , t h ii y Jit’s 3 34 3 3 gaeoth, it le too oaw to y t saerii c ^ . tor towat^ . tbto eeaeon and kmt ttai«tiM Boston...... 46 6Z P r ... V Windy OiW otttSre I bare done that wen thus far, while NSW Tork ...... 000 MO 0 3 ^ thorefore don't emoofli out yew dffUbt ■ - F — ______reeerd free feet, fight four bafgers in a duU day .Cmcinnati...... ,, 44 62 l 9-G%o mloe eay a tweeomo^lias MerMm - left. c»‘ bases, rf ...... r fboni detoate. Three f Boston 000 010 00b*3 pbiladeipbla 81 68 ^ ____vtotottof have bwe wl^day brought the Buns battsd In, Bosttesr, FJUwlm- Sto Mvo to Jump up and nR. 3 ofc$ . . . . . been eonmUed. two over tta Greektnt w ileanue total t» to 1 ,0 6 0 more than mobs 3. Biebbonre, Misrsbell, Moors; and threw putter on grew • ^ Md one ever tta Weet fidee. phw v/mH S?o bMS b lts,^ rsb sll, FlUslmmons^ hdee in the greene makee tridqr 27 8 . 6 2X 12 ta fUMi with tta Green. 3 on IdouUe the nttaber h lt^ tbo ^jo tbras bass bits, Blebl^ure; boms bonw Philadelphia }m |*u m io th# wbol# of tlM 1 9 1 w run7Fltfslmmons;“ ■ ■ mons; doubledoubls .Ptora piers, Me- Waebington W.W only found in books and mewies, act Score by la ______4ta W jit fldea. Tomorrow#^ •{ iMiO0« suirs to Merenvllls to Slslsr, M e »b ' t r( diwole, tbat'e AU-]B e c k i^ o e fiW ti^ lr tg k t Rednille will eatortolB tta/vt^A# villa to Mesuirs to Sislsri tsft on New Tork fMbioned,»T%.' end the ceddlee' backs i on the course tte easM ae yen do el pi%s,5S!““liAS IMneeu aa4 Hslilo; time, 3;lf, Maaebiitor Greea’••B ...* 866 bw jraowy— -o I Ben ^ Amti Ami wjtowjtb whom they playrdvtAYsdifiiyfis Gehrig was tbe only i» bw !s, N s ^ o r k 3, Boston li bsM on doveland I home. I the eluggiag brigade to hit a borne bells, ok Fitfsimmons 2, Smith 2; Detroit must be sawed. ____ xR. Beyea battod tor Botoeean to two ta games laet year aad one.ffi/vui run fm tSujr and be rtdied a struck out, by Smith 7, FitMimiMns Chicago . Ttb. maeoB witbent a deetoien. M pro^to moment to epn- 3; wild piich, Two baM to to ,^ ^2&JP a£ i —. Pkt'Otgwif Oily 9U '5. - ^ Bislsa Mcqrsw »»4 /o rto ; tims, 1.13, ft, Louie tVIOir AM 4 noi5t.'Xt oame in tbe tenth inniag » —Mttsd for Smith in 3th, Boetott , GRIFFITHS BATTERS KuKek; saertitoe bito,J5 S5 ?h Uifeet crowd of tta eeaeon the Taake first gUM a g ^ t 0|J)TIMERS GATHER bfoBot SMbto flayA Oraen-lloekvlta gam# laer " ’ atfItfd gos^isd turnM a, . GAMBg TODAY S S ito baa# 6s M ta ^ e t tta totota waa laaa tban, 8-3 pitchisg battle between ***w SRtbs * c ^ p s s CraiMf,tey, to rf ...... 4 4 3 # I i s1 3 e Geaovail U Botoaaan f ; atoyk ^ j r m t a abowa bow bard it to TtmoSiiSd Milton Oaeton tote a w w Beeten FOR GAME FRIDAY HEENEY INTO PULPI CeearaM. e .».».*»# * * f f %i ttma. biton baaaban toama to townA rt'il WmMeM. If *.4 1 3 1 f j^BOMUta^rowyer a ^ Nuiii- emyrfi - 1 '^1 n S tS e h r llr t Wensr, of ...... - f AUentown Feaa,'ejg, l b .} 1 2 * taSioiS^ Tta three runs and with the s ld ^ ^a|p^ wensr, i|^,,,,,,,,4 e e • Bridgeport at ,,,,,.#,,,4 bfiri^ a moft very National L o r n ss ,,#,,,,4 1 evfoly fOufbt aad n wfto ar- Boeton at New TorlL To P b f Weirt SHm ; Groon Bird Ro* Prm Dow Di 'I si.H ,,,,,,,,,,3 J I K nMttta battraen timta p la in n aad ' Brooklya at FhUadelphia. I . tuMlra>ta>etalafi Tta 6one of .'f b o y s * n ig h t oontentimlentan ad fivd was wbattat or Detroit at CReweMnd. Boob Winitod Sondnr, dor Soudud to Fitew b) wubitS^i it'Fer A, m ned'tta' llaaebifter pitobar, Art' f t Louie at ChiMn, SHOULD DRAW ^Beiaaean, former West Mvtford.; r 33 Philadelphia at Waehiaftott. tom BoHlir. I j TTt { his feet on ft, Louis , _ ^ - New Tork at Boston. Intereit in Game I Masiisllr if ...3 1 } */ E X AB, B, H, Pfl, ^ I Owilin, H .»...»*»*»4 J Poutbit, sf ...... ,,,,<>,,4 I 3 i 3 I piMgs, to J outytuy tta Sliill# Sv ereeeeeeeesf 0 0 1 Tork, JuIf 81f—(AF«)«* Hayes, Sb ...... e t viiitofs B bit aad alnMat won tta ’» "^ ' ,iS5“j- * L £ r ^. — .Frisch, fb ,,,.4 3 1 3 Xntereet to IfaDCbester bjtatall to New York, cuiy , ...... ,,,.4 a 0 1 3 Tuffy Ofimtta. y m ta^TNjIbt I "I Ta i B 1 i A gaaM, Two of ttatr ttaaa nma i Senators in eheek while four I Bottemlsr, lb ,,,,,.3 tocreaatog ae the leaees drawa on Htv.il isiiiiiiiffdf f 5 \ } J All day leaf beys at boto wort aanMd while Boelcvtila ooiy iWaa.IH efsr, If 0 3 0 HARTFOIDUNHIS fram itotaaty, p^aer, 9 2 J 1. ? I W tattoM Fb ’ wSSigtOB httrlers prowed inefrae- ^f • 3 1 1 4 and the afinial town sertoe bmm. sfcAIS, pp,...... *'! ...... 1 { V } J Baed aad MUTBad-aBs, Yat aata ttaia war# of Oslbsrt, ss ,,,,,,,,,4 1 1 1 Laet nigbt'i Roekviltorlfanebe^ Meal kaoekottt over eld »6m ityes, ft ...... >>2 talked oqual vaitto.TtaCtoNB borood isto ' Wilson, 0 ,,,,,,,4 0 1 1 0 uey to bto egedit today w jta toe Jafres, s At deweland, Bari WbitebiU'e 0 3 1 G m tattle wae a 3-nm load ta tim optBuif iBBtog < ; Heines, p ,,,,,,,,..4 TEAMFUUHQIE tng and tomorrow -finde - aaothw "hard reek from dowa uata^' wae Ufsr, gram lreu£ fiS^kept one fight nearer, tta ata, ^ wtas BfBio Dowd laaad BHBflt '* 1 from dfereon^ an early D ^ t 34 f 3 34 I 8 ^ee-etor attraction « n ^ . ftair UtwpoB fbort aad titir^ took mo- / lead and the Hgere won, 6 to 6, Ftttsburfh Tbe Weet iidee have Iwked reer toat reached ite tao Sm w L » « » r!»rtWXil.*h ond, OB GHtl Wrifbt'f flaorttaa and ^' ' it, Louis 300 003 300— 3 TOMOHIOWNKHT remnanta of the M a o ^ f ^ years agd to aa uasueeeatiul bout Wally itewart JJ!?: Buns bsttsd in. Bed, -Wil­ CRub, funday they will meet tbe with Oeae Tuaaey. floorod OB LoftyftJoba staglo to kbolder each' pitched > a nioe game son, Frisch, gottomlcj^ Suhr, Trsy- Grtffiths pounded the tiisbof r spotte are deira right Tommy Hunt waa safe on an nor, Hsfsy, Frisch, Bsrtdl; three F^TrjSbSfitora ^ orror and ft.Jo b a floored wtolo ' base hit, Wilson; home run, Fisher; wlU entertain the Winatrt toader aU over tbe Queensboro Ito- b ^ . volley-ball, team at 4:80 fottowtog Wlnetede fium ring laet night to g « a tee^ ] esboe jtitora Burko wao throwing out Bofftoi. e*7«'Zw"iMilnee end the second 6 \iioUti"but»rHti^ to Ed Gninaii With hyading mme with Jack O’Kara'e Coltogton^ Wright fltoflod to tta third but f t t U to nleal kaoekout to too Jttdfsj left OB bases, FbiisseipWa that some John popped up and Hunt bit Into 11tho first E, same,iSTSJr.,^ «««in I Bsrtsll« to ssM'SfSSKS Suhr; Isrt on bssss. St, 2 Hartford. Old Tom wae talploie, with Ws left WMhiB/teniston 10 lO;; 'ta## base f" OB J»« ta ta . Iwo-Hartfords Who Ojh But tor tta momeut totcreet een- eye badly* cut at tta w Oreve ff, Crew^rOrewder 4 I,, MskaU•ka 3 ft: atruek 1 is Ufgeo L- a double KiUiBg. , , <*1 tere on tbe game tomorrow nifbt, SnthJta.tta euL by Oreve 4, CrowderOrewder }< 1, Ht Marberry Bbdimo BioorSif i. ly to National 1 * 0^*' ** “'"^-*•'--1*™' iflffoito'bave been made to band to- battle before a blow tad .beOnl Tbe Greea made little headway 3 Ifi 3 >-3, nrewB.O f,‘; V;A,w t against Pete (MnoveM thereafter ^run hitting ae weU 8fc£MjffiSSl ^poae Cbnotrf <3olHhaB; gettaer as many as possible of the •truok to tta tenth. in 1; loi•IBS plj^er, Orewder;---- urn inf ae they Im prow ^rpW fjW W oldtime eUre to oppose tbe Weet piree, wOfla, Morlarty aBd leisel but Rookvllle alio found Boifflcau with a double wictory ower Phlli- At FbUnesIphlsi— , a pusalo witii tta exoeption of ono^ noBifrs e, ft fhillies s, Sides. “Punk" Lamprsebt has agree< ■si-Bsttid tor Lieks *" sturgeon SlThia. ^ W rl^ (Fitnf Osmo) Some Of Hartford* best tonuls to come out of Ue UbernatiOT am Cobb Leads Waoer szsr—Baited far-Brews to Ith, , KEARNS toning, tta fifth when they gataer- Hendrick hit J,® don'the'inaek and protector once ed au of their runs. Lehrmitt opea- iMcend game wWch Brooklyn w to third that Sammy Howltt muffl­ .6. m ik^oul^ble 18to bomw Herman, rf .. 44eei440 3 3 1 0 0 Cotmtry Club team. The capital Big Jack” Burktardt will start (First Oaaie) < ed up,'Sobisner stored to oeator .' the first game. The Cubs wars Biflflonette, lb 0444440 3 3 9 0 0 Pi, Louie « Wrlfht, os 4444444^ 1 3 3 3 1 city team representing the Two- pitching and If ta falters Jos Mad UfetbiM Hitting AB. R H. FO. A E. FORMER WINS 2-1 aad a' ihdment later Lehrmitt ecor-' Hendrick, if , 40044444 0 1 2 0 1 Hartforde will include Bd Guittaa dOT may take up tta burden. Jerrj' Ouiiis lb ,...... a I 0 ed when Genoveei dumped a pretty s4>ed Fitesimmone .aleo hit a Flowers, 3b , 44044440 0 0 5 & 0 Fay or Herm Scbendel will be a ; cf t $ sjs 10 • t iS hunt down tbe right side of tbe In­ h ^ e r u n which cUnqk^ a rather Ijflpez, c ,,, (. 44444440 1 2 S 0 0 and Dick Hoppin, former city cham­ first wltb Sammy Massey or Phi Pittsburgh -^-J^hJW aneL OOfllftt If *r#eeb#4ee#4 ' W. 8. LBAGDB tXANDINO field that buffaloed tbe Total tofield.. XfoffS, p ...,, 444444*4 1 3 0 3 0 pions ai^ Joe Oameau, preeent city les at XP#§S* iS ereeeseetrX Clark, p ,.,,, ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carney at second. Tommy Sipplr senior member of the baseoaU flm HCl#i 8b « • 4 • 4 4 # • • « 4 4 Ave. KuUek fillOT'rt with another lin-'. champion, and Dot MacKcnalc. ' short, Fred Warnock, Breck w llsot of Wsner and Wane*, o v ^ a life­ MClillOf 8b «r44A. #'3 3«4 WOT Lost Ouftian, it will be remembered, . 7 4 A36 gle to center scoring Sehlener. 08“ 9 17 27Is ~2 or Herman Bronkle at TUrd, Bill time batting ayerage of .3a6._ BedffrOr^ rf e4«e«4^44rV Atbldties eeeeeeee Once agato Rockville tried the., Philadelphia „ „ . „ played In -Manchester last ■- ywt McnlOlli C e 4 b 4 e 4 e 4 4 «.4 Piratee . 6 4 .606 AB, B, H, PO, a B, Scbieldge in left, "Old Pop” Edgar Poring over his reoprde, tasebsJl 8t#Wftrt# p t00stt»*»*9 ,456 bunting game and It all ta t work­ in the eighth was alt J ^ t waei affftinst tb6 loc&l town cbsmplon, in center and Sammy Kotscb writers discovered the PItate ou^ Rad Box . 5' 0 Southsrn, c f ...... 3 1 0 9 0 0 Holland, losing in a ta rt e4e*e#44. 8 7 AOO ed. Dogawies bunted down first to give Thompson, 2b , ...... B 0 1 z 4 o right. f fielder came to bat lAH tiinee a ^ to I I 30 9 Yankeea base line ta t Boieeeau threw to the . 'ond 6 to 6 win over jBL LCfUie. O'Doul, It ,,,,,,,,,,5 2 2 1 0 0 close match on the High sotooI It will be very interesting to see made 009 hits, an a v s ^ of ,878, Chlesso ' Klsln; rf ...... 3 2 J 0 J 1 courts brfore a large gM«7 * - N |s Just bow much batting power stil ab. r. h. j >o. a. Lest night's gams was a pitchers’pit plate in tinM to catch Genovesl. Burst. l b ,«,,,,,,,«.3 0 1 7 0 0 more than possible that Milt Harrto, during, the three years ta was with Watwood, lb ...... 4 0 d 11 0 Stu Tbe play was very close aad tbe* Whitney, 8b ...... * ® ? J 5 ? remains to tbe "old wrecking crew.’ the Safi Francisco Pacific coast MulUsvy. It tattle between "Bln#®'" Rockville pslyers 'protested long *: BUDDIES^IMRS Thevehow, ss ...... 4 0 0 1 2 1 captain of tiie Ckmntry Club team, One of the largest crowds of the • club. _, - Foth«rsill> r( and "Oobbo” Kssrns. "Bingo got Pribere. z ...... l -O 0 0 0 0 will oppose Gulnan In oh# of tta season it utiolpated. The game vrill Waner, whose brother, Uovd, Jolley, if .,. the edge' when ta struck out nine and loudly that their man was safe. McCurdy, c ...... 3 0 1 3 2 0 singles matches tomorrow evening. be at tbe West Side field starting at also ' cavorts In tta Obter^garw Barnes, c( nten. Kearns pitched a fine gw e At one moment It seemed a WHTtfuehby, p ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 Tbe balance of tbe locaL team is Clesell, 3b fight might result but flnaUy oslm . The West Side Buddlw took tte Davis, c ...... 1 0 0 0 0 6:15. for Pittsburgh, has been with the Ryan, 8b ta t his team fllptad Iflghlaad Park Juniors tnto ,Hi Elliott, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 not definite. Captain Harris will Buccaneers four full seasons, mak­ Tate, e . to the aeventh when "Yump” was restored. Tben Baity May hit’"' k h a ^ ^ yesterday 11 :to 8 ^ ^ probably select his men from the ing 890 hits to 2,497 trips to the Feber, p Quidt stoflM, Ke*’’^ walked, Jolly a sharp grounder to Wright at .... Vour Acres. NlesmM etoCTeiT f« 35 6 9 27 12 2 following: Ross Shlrer, Fred Van Waleh, p eeeeeeaeei finned, Falkoekl; went out ot a short who threw to Bogg^ Brooklyn ...... 92* IJ* JOO— 9 Ness, Dave caieney, Harry MaUory j ptott- A ««■ Ksnam, z eeeeeeeeeet grounder to Btratton-and Jack Hew­ the losers even though Ue team 002 010 010— 6 ARMOUR WINS His tatttog average of .8M, swond. Dogawicz r*h into Boggiitf'.^^^ The BbJladelphla ...... and Fred Mack, Hopplh of tho 37 3 S 30 II 7 itt flew out to BIB Wiley. loft. He whiffy ' Buns batted In, Herman 2, Bls- cleaned in major league baseball, as he was about to throw to firstf' ^ Buddies cinched to ^ B a fis with aonette, Hendrick, Flowers,' Wrlsht Hartford team, la forltar ctamploD le only IQ potata leas than ’Ty Bt. Louie ...... They scored to the second when and the ball went into the 3rowdi,"'^^j| ffwen runs in the eto^itb. Brlmley 2,^ OT)bul. Whitney 2. Hurst. Fred­ of Worcester. MacKemde la a eouth-f Ancaater, Ont., July 81.—(AP.) Ckibb’s record and; four points ot- Chicago ...... 190 100 000 0— 3 Kerr walked, stifie eeoOTd, went to Kulick scoring tta nm that put the,^„,., made two hits. Tbe' bOT swre. erick 2, Herman, O'Doul. Blssonette; paw player. —Leo Diegel’s two-year reign over der Rogers Hornsby’s mark, the Rune batted in, Mellllo l,Fother- third OT Ty Hellaad’a wUd throw Visitpre ahead 8 to 2. Wright threw three bass hit. Blssonette; home run, slll, Tate; two base bits, Mulleavy, and scored'OT Jack Hewitt’s sia^e. W. 8. Bnddloa(U) O’Dbul: ■sacrlflces. Flowers, Hen­ the Canadian Open golf champion- best In the Nktional league since Tnte, Goelln; sacrlflces, Stewart. out ihirke to end the inning. * ABB.H.PO.A.B. drick; left on bases, Brooklyn 7, sUp has ended and in the Ague 1876 ^ Walsh, Mellllo; double plays. Walsh The Piratee .scored in tbe t o j ^ Wasting a Run W. Ford, c ...... 4 Q 1 5 8 0 FhlUdelphia 7; bass on balls, off JOHNNY LORCH PLAYING Caliente profeasional’s place tan Paul hasn’t missed the AOO mark tb Mulleavy to Watwood; left on when Dahlqulet muffed Wiley* With two out In the same innlng^uoY - J. Fraher, cf ....4 1 1 0 1 l Moss 4,; Willoughby 1; struck put, by steii^ed Tommy Armour, great, to the yearly averages since he en­ bases, St. Louie 10. Chlcaso7; bases bounder. Stratton laid one down and Wrigta drew a pass for the Green, B. Cotton, 8b ....2 ; J 1 4 1 iMoss 8,i WUlouebby 2. Clark 2; dou­ tered the 'profe^donal ranks. on balls, off Stewart 1, Wirish 3: Warnock slniglod. In tta sixth Ray­ 6 ble playa, Wlllouehby to McCurdy to WITH LAKE PLACID NINE Scotch stylist ; struck out, by Faber 1 to 1, Walsh e nor doubled. Stratton slijgled and stole ‘ second and raced' home on . * C. Smith, p . . . . . 1 8 1 2 Wbltnsy, McCurdy to Whitney, Gil­ Armour who won the title In in 9; losing pitohsr, Walsh; umpires; S t John’s single to right Hunl'i-?’ A.Brimley, ..-lb 3 1 8 9 0 bert to Flowers to Blssonette, SIAM GOLF PRO DEFEATS Campbell. McOowan aad Van Qrhflan; Ty HT*1iand singled to score Rs]^- followed with another blow to thqfH j. Gustafson, ss ..2 2 0 2 4 Thompson to Whitney; hlt^ off Mo®* 1927 and twice waa runner-up de­ NORDICS IN TOUBNAlODrT time, 3:09. ‘ 9 7 8 0 John Lorch. who played second throned the unorthodox Dlegel yes­ ■Batted for Watwood In 9th. same territory tat St John waarf'v H. Benson, 2b ....1 1 ® J a- In , (none out in th), Clark in base for tbe Manchester team under; ”°Next MOTdsy the Pirates play the 0 Wlllouuhby 1 in 8, H. Elliott 1 in terday in tbe 36-hole playoff, 138 (■•eaad Game) Yankees a postyoned ganw. thrown out trying to make third oifaJ ^ H.Cordy,lf •-•••2 1 0 8 wlnninx pltchdr* Moss; loBinx Coach Breckenridge, is plasrlng the Bangkok, Siam — (AP) ■— A St. Louis...... the play. Rockville mieeed a fine D. Vennart, rf 2 1 ^ 0 1 0 pitcher, Willoughby; umpires. Bear same pOTition for the Lake Placid, strokes to 141. Siamese golf professional _hM Jiut Chioago ...... 000 000 100— 1 . The summary: E. Solmaason, 2b 1 0 0 0 0 don, and Moran; time, 1:57. ^^ In tbe 72-hole championship Batteries: St. Louis. Blaeholdst and Yankees (1) . . taance to score in the sixth. Buttfl^*^ 8 New York team. When the season won a Silver cup to the first open Manton. Cblcago. Caraway, Henry .walked, took second on Ambrosle’s ,./' -Batted for McCurdy in th. closes in September, be will enter proper which ended Saturday the ebampidnsbip ever held to Slam. Ha „ a b R H P9 A B ...... 22 li' 16 27 15 8 (Second Gnnte) . two pros tied with scores of 277. and Tate. ■acrifice and third on Lehrmltt’a^^./ 5 Totals Brooklyn ...... 218 000 003— 9 the law ofiHces of Chadbourne, competed with ten Englishmen, one Maloney, c ...... 8 ABR;H^P0 .A.E. Pbiladeipbla ...... 000 040 000— 4 Stausfield and Levy in New York Dane and an American. FiHey, 2b #/ e e « e e. 0 : infidd out and tailed to se w on a^°°- Blghlaad Fade t 8) BattMTies: Brooklyn, Clark and caty, as he received his law de­ The king, to presenting the " tS jIKs’ a ICl RBP 3®X A 1 Lovet, if e • e e e e e 1 singlel ■Tta rtasOT .why he didn’t Wingler, I f ...... 2 6 0 0 1 Lopez. Philadelphia, Collins and gree from Columbia Unlversily in Yesterday^s Stars trophy remsriied t a hoped there (Flsst OaSM) Dahlquist, as becstae he started funntog “ E. Stecboltz, 8b ..2 0 “0 0 0 Davis. would SOOT be Bllm«e goUers Now R. H. PO. A B. Kerr, -b .. on the windup and th«i turned aii^^ ....4 6 1 7 1 June. Wm. Keah, lb playing to totfrnamienta; to otoev 'COmbBe rt 1 ? A 2 %Jolly, 8b ... dashed tack toward his base/ ta*.sda A. ®ssman, p .. 4 0 0 8 o INJURED TEXAiS LEAGUER Bartell, Pirates—Drove to tying countries s n d 'tta t'f to their mint- Fslkoeki, cf the pitch. When SChlenta hit a slovr E. Sdomanson, If 8 0 1 6 6 VINCE AND CORRENTI m-AMlCft n ig h t BASEBALL and winning suns to eighth with a her wotod ta Siamese J. Hewitt, rf iniMA ball, the runner was trav3L^-^>. B. Simmons, 2b . .2 0 6 - 2 1 stogie to Cards game. oehris.* lb 4 * * *• 2 1 Ing in the wrong directiosi and^^^ Bobby ...... Lasaeri, 8b ...... 4 J • ? I a EesrUA P • S. Vennart, as ...4 6 6 6 1 Ban Antonio, "Tex.—^(AP)—^Nlght. Fitzsimmons, G lafhts — Held tiiere . was no time- ta ..change.uoY“ J. Metcalf, c ...... 8 1 2 8 8 HORSESHOE LEADERS! basetodl may tave booated atten- Braves to eight Uts and drove to Chapman,. >h ..i ....4 1 1 J Totals ..24 1 2 X8 9 2 Sehiener’B v Uow meanwhile " went vn'w E. Kissman, cf .. 2 2 6 0 ^ jdance at minor 'league baseball three of Giants’ live runs, with Rice, of ...... '*****K s 1 fl S e Flratta (2) for a hit as he heat a f ^ Mg to^A ___ but it hasn't been all roses double and homer. , Pennook, p ,..•,••••5 • .Z AB R lin t GienoveM flaw out to S t Jo ^ h ^ la Totals ...... i • 26 8 4 2 1 16 7 East Side horseshoe Junior Tourn­ for the San Antonio Indians. Gehrig, Yanks—Home run No. ■ iO.rS lA IO IT A Raynor, If 8 l . to'center.-'- ■i?" ,iT‘ Score by iiminge: ^ , ament results fdow: Joe Moore, brilliant young out­ 82 led off Yanta alx run rally to If ttto‘^;*lw6y8: on taStPn : _ wilsy, 8b \ i Again to the. ssvihfk witii twet;cda TfiftiiMMt Park .. .601 101 00(^— 8 sider, whom presUent' Homer tenth agaiiat Red .Sox, Stratton, as .,..*2 0 toitRotariUe thrtatoiMdii^ May and ^atc ^ g . Buddies ....010 012 070— 11 Earl Ruaaell-John O’Leary defeat­ Oliver, of . ed Albert >Hnce-Roy DellaFera 21-4; HffTwmfwwi tad hoped to sell to the W rli^t Rpbtas—Hit safely six 'Warater, , ‘. f 0, » 4 - 3 0 Wsrnbok, 2b-if. . * 6 ,X 1 6 6 Burke stogled t a t Butts popped np''^^ Snerlflee Uts A. Briinley, Suey big show at a fam^ price, to out times iff two games with Phillies. for wi^tlnii Rcgfla,. 8b e '0 s 1 1 W-HWki»d, c'... 2 6 1 9 0 J to Hewitt Thta'canto Nimtafleter*af* base mi os q , smith 6, JQwtf 21-17, 21-15. Mike Haberon-Joe De- Webb, rf 0 1 1 « # Slmoiie defeated Bill Leone-Albert of the game with' a chiNDSd bone to Durst, If o*.# 0 0 P. 4 3 Chapmso,’Xh 3 6 0 ♦ J J greats ®tanta - to to ix t'^ e tt op« h, man 9; struck out Smith 6, Sss- hia arm. 1 3 0 X 0 MslKtaty. et ..*« 2 0 6 1. 6. G 5; upmtres Jolly, McHoney, Mc­ Siamonda 14-21, 26-18, 21-17. Louto 8YB1I|UNG‘ INCIDBNT MlUer. *b • seeseee s'* 8 Sd' tta fimttoKwtIh a dtotoM Vtoee-Morria Corente defeated Joe He is certain to be out for aw- Sweeney, lb ...... * » 41 f 0 Sturgawit p' »«»» 2 0- 6 6' 1 0 taid. »b B o^ta' Adams. era! weeks and may not regain tne S«yry, o e>J 3>x I Lewm.v-...* 1 6 ^ 5 ? J Petricco-Mike Urbanette 21-18, 11- New Yc«k, July - Slv—(AP.)—If Qsiton, p . 1 1 1 i 0 21, 21-8. Fred Burrett-Marino -form during tta r m of tim asaaon W, L.^ (Ytoimg) StrihUng, new Reeves, s 3, . f 3 F StandaUa defeated Harry Anderaon- that has drawn him attsntloin from rated aii>titot<^tondtog challenger caarenoe-Lewie 15-22, 21-20, 21-6. the aeouto. for Max tidun^tok's quastiontato T ta iis...... ••2* * 4 n t a "* LastNitfit*s Fights Moore,was injured, during a noo- New York .. •»...... The standing follows: turnal gams a t Shreveport, a fast taavywetgbtWewtaL, lematoa to Boeton ., ♦ * • • • N4w Ymk.—Tuffy Grllllths, fiouz Won Eqgtahd'^CDrvBiiiiiBgafttrencjiri^^ Joe Rune baited I ban >Utting Urn on the arm. !Tf.; be I, Rice A ‘ CUjt stopped Tom Heeney, New X,ouls-Iflnce- ^ had b m ifiayiBg to daylight (9). 'Ifonds Oorrente ,7 that-taB wouldsT b hit me,' .5 ..-2^'' Newark.—laOcey Walker, world Earl Ruaadl- ■aid Moose. i k ^ t a s taita-MKhtilhB for. ^mlddlewMgbt champiwi, atopped Johp O'Leary :«... .i, .a. *6 - W 9P 061 Willie Oder, New England, (8) joeDeStmone- . HOHNSBY (Ncwfltle.) NQke Haberon ...... 6 ^xcilcntreal.—A1 Foreman, Great ^oe PhttneBo-. " ‘ ootpointed Mamdee Boltaer, Obioa^,'jI^ Buita Joe Drbanette...... 6 |e n Hotnflby , (10).,______BOlLeota- vARwrt Siamnndiv.....5 ready t a ' Si'-: earprldBi factor m BrooUyk'js Bar3Y''Audetioa-y‘-t -. . --'iit' fta.tta; akewli^ tUe year, is Qdt the ••Ctortaba Itasle •M-i bas etiRid areoBd the Hlag^ '( ■ _ a Pi^, VaMe^etfiTH^igg wLit^ai .1 * ' i'i. m 'vf c».^T .yf* »i«r*'. if'Stf'y

MM 'FAkMB LANS POa E08T ANi> FOUND^ - \BO'9;15,o’d 6 ^ f o r s a l e - 1926 - NEW^ Day Manchester. Jewett coach. Perfect with garage if desired. Call 6986. Samuel G. Gordon at, the request of D is r o ^ ’ <^a second Sinanthropus^ two othera ®* night. E. J. McCabe, secretacy $200 car for $100 cash. C?all 5891. 48 BRANFORD , STREET, frame the police board, has completed a skull t w announced by Dr. David-1 the toe Chamber of 'Commeroe,' bM is the fkmou® Pithecanthropus dwelling, 6 rooms, large two-car list of such highways. It contains son B lack P i tlte RocketeUer Foun-...... ' been invited to speak and win ont»j 6 Conaecutlv* Days ..I J ®J*j ,? CARS APARTMENTS—FLATS— S Consecotlvs Days .. » ^ JJ «U g o o d u s e d . garage, recently redecorated. P ri^ seventy^threa names. - * - ^ ^ o n a t'i mbetiiig of the Chinese^ erectus, toe Java man. the first one tine the form of -govanisiwt. .$iid1 ■ Cash or Terms t e n e m e n t s 63 $6500. Terms. W. A. Wright 99 The information is being secured geological survey , today. ' of toe trio discovered Pithecan­ the benefits to he derived in a®teb-T " ^irordeVs-VoV^VregiliV Maddra Bros. thropus raised a storm, of dispute, ■win bs charged at the ®“» ^ery T el. 6600 Pratt street Hartford—2-581^ or so that the police commissioners The hew specimen wWch was llshing a- North Merdiaats|j Sneclal rates for long term every 681 Main St FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT your own broker. may have some direct informatlou pieced together from uncruahed but now is regarded by m any sci­ Division to be affiliated with day advertising 8‘\«“ “ P°“ ^Il2“daya at 27 Winter street with all mod­ LOTS FOR SALE 73 as to the outlet into the through fragments was stated to hava entists as valid evidence, and as Chamber. em improvements, spadpua lawn, traffic streets and can post proper yielded valuable Infomaatlon con­ probably around half a million i anhoVp^TSef'o%^\M^ GARAGES—SERVICE— $32 month. Inquire E. J. McCabe, years Old. T he other discovery a w . » n i ONE LOT ON CORNER of Wash­ stop signs. cerning certain parts not rejire- ■ / . is ;.!;; STORAGE 10 telephone 7046. - ______sented in the first skull found last made a few years ago in England ington and Fern streets, unre­ is named Eoanthropu® and reckon­ HOSPITAL NOTES ' ano^h^i-?unds”^ihce ^ f o r RENT—4 ROOM tenement stricted district, the other on Decem ber. on slK time ads stopped after the Dr. pi»7*k said that he believed ed at upwards of a million years ;lme g a r a g e f o r r e n t —CentraUy with improvements, at 116 Walnut North Elm street near School DERBY FLIER R ff AIRS aith day. antiquity. Tonsil children admitted to thej No n m forblds’*; display lines not located, 29 Bigelow street. street. Inquire at 71 Cooper street D ial 3300. the second skull was that of a young adult male whereas the pre­ “This means,” said Dr. Osborn, Memorial hospital are Rath Waah-*^ H ^ald Will not be responsible F O R RENT— FIRST FLOOR flat SHIP WITH BALE WIRE vious find probably was that of a commenting on toe new dlscoveiy bum of 169. Main street, Harry fo ? moMihan one Incorrect InserUon in “tha^ toe Chinese finds Howroyd of 111 RuseeU ®treet,i of any advertisement ordered for b u s i n e s s SERVICES with garage. 6 rooms, 45 Bmton girl. street Call 6688. firmly establish the type of a Barham Kuster of 45 Biro street,) more than one time. , meor- O FFERED 13 DEMOIHUZING FIRST AID Lincoln. Neb., July 31.—(AP) —I ' . , „ Albert Cassinarl and Roger Ailed, Fliers in the all-American air derby. Reports lart tinct species of man. But re?t^pubUcat*rh of ad'vertl^sVng f o r r e n t — 6 ROOM Tenement, mists are not yet convinced .ttot both o f 81 1-2 oak s tre e t M" on Mather street, rent $16. Robt Detroit to Los Angeles and return, discovery of a new "PeU ^ man Pauline Burbank of 66 Camteld a s h e s REMOVED BY the load or IN EARTHQUAKE AREAS today pointed the noses of their jaitull by a CSiinese gemogist work- toe Chinese skulls belong to a dis­ J. Smith, telephone 3460.______street was also admitted. A dangh-1 job Any other jobs for light tru ^ ifianes toward Chicago. An Arkan-, ing in the quarries near Peiping tinct genus.” V. Flrpo, 116 Well® street Dial ter was bom yesterday to Mr. and! FO R RENT— 6 ROOM FLAT on i^ fU er, Lee Gehlbach, was leading! aroused much Interest in scientific (Genus is a wide classiflcatiop, Mrs. John A^inwall of 443 Center! regulations «*‘ *®’^®®^_V»he* righ't to 6148. y ______Itatian Authorities Report by more three hours. cifcles. This’ first skull at the time horses and zebras for example be­ Cambridge street All modem im­ Greneral Return of People to street Albert Knofla of Arvinel provements. Apply 16 Cambridge Lowdl Bayles of Springfield, ending was described as the ing different species of toe same P lace and H oward Brown o f 215| Their Homes and Work. Mass., who was the second pilot to complete discovery of its kind f l o r i s t s — NURSERIES 15 street South Manchester. genus, equus). Keeney street were discharged. b e ^ b llsh e d aame day muat be re reach Lincoln on the flight from 1 history. The entire brain case Related to Neanderthal ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays Ogden, Utah, holds second place in ^^^g intact which is not the case m Rome, July 3 1.— (AP)—Araldo ^ "Many anatomists think that 10:t0 a. TO. FOR SALE—GLADIOLA blooms, FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at CroUalanza, minister of public the-dfflcby. Bayles was fon»d; jgaa other near- Sinanthropus belongs to the same TELEPHONE YOUR 60c dozen, Clark’s Gladiola Gardm, 63 Spmee street Telephone 8841. works, today reported to Premier down three times dawn dlscoverios. i division as Neanderthal man, nam^ WANT ADS. , ^ 425 Middle Turnpike, Manchester Mussolini that first aid service in motor trouble. At his last stop, Black, formerly of Toronto, Taken by virtue of an execution ^ Ada are accepted over^t^ telephone Oyeen. Telephone 5389^______FOR RENT-H* ROOM flat all Im- .near ,New York, he borrowed (jggeribing the ’ diroovery of this ly Paleanthropus. These oewy provementsi' 'steam heat, with the regions stricken by eartlm ^® by me directed, and vrlll be sold at at a fe ^ HARQE .myen abov^^ last week is beginning to be de­ Wire from farmers who were recounted the excava- found, uncrushed fragments wm Public Vendue to the highest bidder . as 4 convenience to advertisers, out f o r s a l e —GLADIOLA h lossoM , garage^ Apply H. W. Harrison. doubtless add new evidence on tois at Foley’s Express storehouse, 161 th® CASH RATES will* bd accepted u mobilized in several phases. The .ing hay, S^ce when the flrrt North Main street. In the Town of ^JuIS^PAYMENT lf paid at the busl- 30 c dofcen. Inquire 108 Ridge Telephime. 8«9 .. ______work now is being confeied to a pairs to a brokra r^ker arm, ^ ginanthropus disputed point, which we shall h ^ of when the fractured parts can he Manchester. Conn., fourteen days nM> office on or before the seventh stre e t FOUR ROOM TENEMENT to rent limited number of townships and bracket on the_motor of his sm^l ^ by Dr. J. C. Anderson, after date which will be on the four-1 day following the ®” *,,*“ *c h a R (^ special categories of the population. ship. On his arrival at Uncoln, toe P ^ena® dY •* fitted together and the reconstme- teenth day of August, A. D., 1980, aM each' ad otherwise the CHAROis A llARGB QUANTITY of winter with: aU improvements at 148 Bis- 1 o’clock in the aftemon, stand^rc r a t e will be collected. No resjmnrt- sell street inquire on premises or The minister said that tenting ac­ motor was rep^red. ------^ attention to tion be studied. cabbage and kale plants 10c The race will end at Detroit Fri­ “The two finds make this an out­ time, to satisfy said execution anf dozen. 40c per 100, $3 per 1000, $6 telephone -4980------commodations are being systema­ the vault of toe skull form Md my fees thdreOn, the following de-1 sjK iV iu 'is, '.usrissJtt tized with the aid of the military day. standing discovery in the history scribed property, to wit:* „ ] cannot be guaranteed. oer 2000. Cauliflower 15c dozen. $1 toe massive brow- ridges. This akuU 1 carton grape Jelly. 1 dos. No. lOJ pw 100,. $6 per 1000. Celery plants f o r r e n t — 4 AN D 5 room tene- and that the rationing service is be­ was estimated to be more than 1,- of primitive man. __ IN D EX OF meirt i)idth,,a^ improvements. Rea­ I “The subject is being extren^y mock turtle soup. 6 gal. fancy pickles 16c dozen, 3 1 per 100. Ten different ing appreciably curtained as the chow chow. 1 carton easy pudding, i CLASSIFICA^ONS ' 000,000 years old and to well handled by Dr. Davidson colors of hardy phlox all in bloom. sonable Jent Apply N- Mintz Dept. local provisioning resources im­ 54 THOUSAND FLEE shown a comparatively large brain gal, cranberry sauce, 8 gal. splnacn,s Store, Depot'Square. _____ Black. At toe coming meetog of 1 case salmon. 1 carton orange Juice, Births .. ,*.*e»eeeeoeoe •-••••• Buy them now and you will be prove. . 1 carton cucumber pickles. 2 cartonsJ ere »••••••*••• capacity. the British Association f« th« Engagements sure that you will get the coloj® The work of demolishing unin­ FROM INDIAN CITY fig pudding. 1 carton plumb puddlngJ Marriages ...... u FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat, 329, habitable houses and shoring up Advancement of Science at Bristol, 25 lbs. cocoa, 1 small carton break.1 D eaths...... you want Telephone 8-3091, 379 East Center street, all Improve­ OSBQRN IS d e l i g h t e d Card of Thsnks ...... S Burnside Avenue Greenhouse, East those still salvagable Is z-b^g. in­ England, he doubtless will he in fast wheat, 1 carton rice flakcs.V ments. Telephone S063. tensified, whUe the gradual return Garrison,' N. Y., July 3^* (A^*! to make authoritative 1 case pears, 2 doz.. 1 doz. yellow! In Membriam ...... H artford. Karachi, India, July 31— (AP) — position cling peaches No. 10, 1 carton] boat and-Found ■ ••.•••••••'••••• i of the frightened inhabitants to Of a population of 56,000 only 2,000 —News of the second Peking man f o r r e n t — 3 ROOM tenement, all stateictients. . sauerkraut No. 2, 2 doz. cans No. Announcements , their abandoned dwellings is noted. skiiU ' waa welcomed today by Dr. PeraonalB ...... • ...... •» improvements, hot water heat, at today remained in Shlkarpur, The “Meanwhile toe cast o f the orig­ grapefruit Jelly. 2 dos. cins No. Antomebuea At Rio Nero 2,000 have moved back Henry Fifirfleld Osbom, president piccalilli. 2 dos. cucumber siloes, NoJ ^ .STORAGE 20 168 Oak street. Inquire 164 Oak rest had fied before floods which are inal Sinanthropus skull hM been Automobiles for Bale J and resumed their ordinary occupa­ devastating toe upper Sind and to­ of the American Museum of Natu- received by the American Museum 3 cans, 1 carton mackerel, i'dos. each,^ Automobiles for Kxchenge ....« • lIl^i^^^TRUCKING— street or call 8241. ral History, as an o^tstanttog ^ s- Tj' x^gtory and•. placed iji 1 carton lobster 2 doa each. 1 cartqni Auto Acceseorieo-^Tires • tions. day had surrounded ShikapUL sardines, 2 doz. each, 1 cafjtpn tartarj The first group of anti-seismlc for., a small ^rea in toe southwest of primitive 0^ N ^ Man.” Auto Repairing—Painting ^ PERftBTT * GLENNEY Inc.—Mov sauce, 2’ doz..each;..! carton apricots Auto BcUoole ...... FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, second houses is well under way, 205 Mch comer of toe city. . man. ' 2 doz. No. 3 tins, 1-carton pineapple Auios—Ship by Truck • ing, packing and shipping. p®Hy 2 doz. No. 3 tlna 1 cartonpineapple floor, 15 Starkweather street. dwellings now going up in 12 toi^- The breach In the raUway be­ 2 doz. No. 2. tins, carton-musterd Autos—For Hire ...... * - f service to and from New York. 14 tween Shlkarpur and Jacobabad to­ c.araaes—Service—Storage *• tracks at your service. Agents for ships. They will house 6,000 people. toe 2 No. 3, 1 carton srine.JeUy; ! carton] f o r r e n t — 5 ROOM FLAT, first day widened and another occurred on either aide tefi of some of mince meat No. 1^. 2 carton BartlettJ Motorcycles—Blcyclea J* United Van Service, one of the Warned Autos—Motorcycles . . ^ 1 1 floor, In good condition, at 73 Ben­ between Sultankote and Hamayun. MINIATUffi STYLE SHOW material by the yard and in made- j pears" Nor*0.* r ‘c^ ton cfabapple Jelly liuHlue.sH and Profeeelonal tervlces leading long distance moving com ton street Inquire Home Bank & There was an Increase In toe up garments. The style show la 2 ‘^‘^rtoncarton beef b'eef soup No. ifl. »_i jgat oil imsiiiess Services Offered ...... panics. Connection in 162 cities. oil. 1 gal. maple syrup. 2 dos, corns Trust Company. TO TRIPLE UNDBERGirS volume of toe flood today near w(^ worth seeing, and both grown­ beef cans, 1 gal. rhubarb *Auc^ 1 gaLl liouseliold Services O ffered...... ll-A Phone 3063. 8860, 8864. Building—Contracting ...... *? Habibkot, where authorities expect­ IS FEATURE AT HALE’S ups and children are showing an in­ lime Jules, 10 Florists—Nurseries ...... 3 ROOM SUITE, new Johnson U T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and ed toe raU line to be washed out. terest in toe display. ^ Funeral Diieotors ...... -f. Block, all modem Improvements, FIRST RADIO ADDRESS Healing—Fluinbing—Roofing . . . Jacobabad is in toe path of a tide piano moving, modem equipment, Phone Aaron Johnson 3726 or Jani­ Insurance ...... ; ...... ,5 experienced help, public store­ from toe Baluchistan hills. In­ Tiny Bedroom Scene in Dis­ Millineiy—OressmaKlng ...... tor 7635. creasingly heavy rains fell last chill saiice. 4 gal. - Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 20 house. Phone 44M. Colonel Wm . DeUver Spe^h night. play Windov.' Shows New whits cherries No. 10. ITJcaas strim Painiing—Capering ...... FOR RENT—4 .5 large room s, 3 Three Tlnies August .8J | o r The villages of Jaht, Pat, and Type of Fabric. LEGAL NOTICE beans No. lO, 2 dos. Nor 8 cads spice rroi'css.onal Services...... f* Walnut street near Pine. Near watermelon*- 2 carton- asperytus tip Repairing ...... ’^V ’ * VJ.1' ’ " * 91 PAINTING—REPAIRING 21 Three ContuieRts tp. JJeat. Memel today were submerged and . xjQ 1 tina 1^2 doa Nb., 10 fUby beets, T.ailoring—1>> eing-^leaning . . . 24 Cheney mills. Very reasonable. In­ today were submerged and two Listed herewith is the name and j ^ no. 10 apple sauce. .1-2, doi. No Toilet Goods and Service ...... quire Taylor ^ op , telephone 5030 __ ^__ ^ _____ ^ Many people, are being attracted amount of an account standing“ to*“ '10 'pineapple crOThed. 1 dox. No. Wanted—Business S ervice...... «* New York, July 31— (APlrr-When miles of railway nearby washed PAINTING AND PAPER hanglui, or Hajf&ord 7-5661. Panic prevailed among toe to thfe Windsor ’ Washanredy Krln- toe order of a depositor of this apricots,' 2 doi. quince Jelly, 7 cartoi Eilncnliuual neatly done, prices reasonable. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh makes away I glass ware. 1 carton grape rru2 inhabitants of Khanpur and Sulton- kle'miniature style show which is bank, not known to be living, who Gnurses and Classes ...... James F. Roach, Jr., 36 Walnut FO R R^INT—UFSTAIRS tenement toe first prepared radio addro» of Juice. 1 ■ carton cucumber pickles, Private Instruction ...... his career on August 8, . he kdpfe. now oh toe window of the baa not made a deposit therein nr carton cream tomato aoup. 1 <^n 8.1®” Dancing ...... ‘ au street Dial 5921. five large rooms, newly renovated. J. W. Hale Co. The scene, is that withdrawn therefrom any part of ger bulk, 1 can crystalUed slnser, IJ Musical—Dramatic ...... liver it three times and it will be carton Roman flavor, 1 Q,t. vanlUa, Hot wateb heat janitor service of a tiny bedroom. Over toe win­ his deposit or any part of toe inter­ Wanted—Instruction ...... Adults. Apply at 211 Main street broadcast on three contlnmts. box kitchen ware, 1 case corn flakes Financial REPAIRING 23 ■ It is anticipated tokt he will ad­ JUAREZ CITY PLACED dows -in toe rear are miniature est thereon for a period of more 1 case shredded wheat.*’! case whoM Honda—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 drapes .of toe fabric which Is thus wheat biscuit, 1 box com starch, 21 Business Opportunities ...... FOR RENT—AT 118; McKee, vocate toe calling of an internation­ than 20 years next preceding this being.uniquely advertised. Between cans marshmallow. 2 boxes prunes. 21 Money to Ijoan ...... MOWER SNARPENtNG. vacuum rooms, first fioor, good condition al aviation conference by the League UNDER MARTIAL LAW report: basket dishes. 1 bw ket glasses, X box] Help and Situntlons ; . cleaner, phonograph,' clock repmr- all ‘ improvemente, steam heat, of Nations. the . windows is a small dressing Account No. 2047—George War­ glass ware, 1 bundle “wearing ap^ Help Wanted—Female ...... 3a From toe Columbia broadcasting ______table, covered with th® fabric in the ren BnJwn, Warren, Mass. parell. 1 trunk. ' H e l p Wanted—Male ...... so Ing, key fitting. Bralthwaite, 52 garsige. Rent reasonable. studios the toe colonel wUl deliver Paso, Tex.. July 31—(AP) — same pattern M toe^ d ow ^ ^ ^ ^ Am ount ...... 523.58 Dated ..at Manchester thU. W Help Wanted—Male or Female .. s < Pearl street 'E l of July. A D., 1980. Agents Wanted ...... ■•**••*"*^*,8 f o r r e n t —5 ROOM flat with his fifteen-minute speech first af Governor Romulo EMobar of the giving' the- effect of the- ensexhble THE SAVINGS BANK Attest: __ Situations Wanted—Female *» gparage, all painted and redecorat­ 3-25 p. m. (BST) for trahsmissloh State of Chihuahua, Mexico, today idea,which i® extensively used to- OP M ANCHESTER. / JAMBS DUFFT, Situations Wanted—Male ...•••• 3» to Great Britain and Europe by Constabls Employment Agencies COURSES AND CLASSES 27 ed .^ply Miss Simpson, 2nd floAr, jplaced Juarez, across toe Rio V*. ” Dated July 31, 1930. I.Ue stock—Pets—Poultry—Vehicles 132'W^st Center. short waves.' It will be re-broadcast Grapde, from here under martial The side patterns have two cut­ Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... BARrlER TRADE .teught to day in England. lawi Mayor Gustavo Flores, two outs, to give toe appearance of Live Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 and evening classes. L«w tuition FOR .RENT—5 ROOM FLAT with At 9 p. m,, again before a Colum­ doors leading into toe bedrooi^ Poultry and Supplies ...... « aldermen and the city clerk of Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 nil ■ modem Improvements. to bia microphone, he will make toe Juarez were arrested and held at toe through which a contoiuous parade For Sale—SUseeUaneonB Market street, Hartford. adults. Inquire 37 Delmont street speech for a nationwide network* of mUitary garrison. of miniature manniklnr pass, dressed Articles for Sale ...... 4o Telephone 8039. United States stations and for trans­ in garments fashioned of Krlnkle. Boats and Accessories ...... 4U mission to South America. These mannikins are placed on re­ Building Materials ...... 47 HELP WANTED—MALE 36 FEAR FOR BOY CAMPER Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry •• 4S FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, At 10 p. m. he will speak over t volving turntables, which gives toe Electrical Appllahces—Radio' • • • 43 rent $27 with all improvements National Broadcasting Company opportunity of viewixig toe gar- w a n t e d —FIRST CLASS sales­ Salem.'July 31.— (AP)—A wide­ Fuel and F e e d ...... and garage. Inquire Frank Plano, oh«ip in which will be combined toe mmta from aU'rides. Three of toe Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 man at once to seU range oil burn­ spread search was in progress to­ Plano Place. > WBIAF and WJZ networks and the mannUdna havc the appearance of Household Goods •! ers and Nokol burners. Apply Al­ day for 13-year-old Frank Buraa, Yt5.THAT'5 «V FATHER; Machinery and T o o ls ...... 62 short wave transmitters of WGY fred A. Grezel, 1 Purnell Place. of Flushing, N. Y., who disappeared m ature iWonneni^had tw o are o f toe Musical Instruments ...... »“ and K D KA . kiddie'type; aid they feature toe, HE WAS A NAKAU OF- yesterday from a summer camp 7> Office and Store Equipment . . . . 64 HOUSES FQR RENT 65 en^niljle, toe Wmons and i FiCeft. THE 0R14IHAL Specials at the Stores ...... 6C FOREST WORK CAMP here. The boy was missed after a Wearing Apparel—F urs ...... o< ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 regatta h.ild on Gardner Lake. The nijrhtffown. • * - OF THIS WA4 t a k e n Wanted—To Buy ...... 68 FOR RENT—6 ROOM house, all Signs at the.fbp oif,the exhibit and Rooms—Board—■Hotels—•Rceorte crew of his boat Jumped Into the PURlMfrTHE SPANISH* f o r SALEJ— 2 BRA N D new E ng- improvements. Inqvdre 54 Maple New Haven, July 31.— (AP)—R Restaurants M. Ross, forester for the Connecticut Isdie for a swim after a hand-p^- AMERICAN W AR.jyJT Rooms Without Board . 59 • liah riding saddles; also one Ken­ street. dHng race. Both toe lake and coun­ .59-A tucky pack saddle. Archie Hayes, Forest and Park AawdaUpn, today l o o k a t PEFORE THE MAINE 60 f o r RENT—6 ROOM HOUSE with tryside were sco'ured today by police T fflS Country Board—Resorts •.••••> » ' Qrford Stables, rear 829 Main St said that a forest work ;

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vmKum n.iUIDIDt&WI|.aAN r a j a o n n i T at d r View Hal (^NTENTIOIOFinnES r rnm m rW tnktT^m u^yW UN! a ecmlimatli rafit- Oaiutmg mmT — — Clareiiet Whit# of Coroiitry . T l l l l a lit Stm i Coopl# ObMrrini DiIti^8o U n fd ^ f of Morn -Bnirtrwry — ^rtn Pirty M/MVW BWSiW# WWi Hi WiV tar Pdlca Court this momiag. Thib - Bie»t to d# r a y . f t ^ O U T H n / \ N C H L I ABy lUlttiTM. ease was contiauad from July 30. Bablar waa rapraaantad la court by Olaraaca WhMa of OovantiT waa i u t o n n w R Mr. aad Mri. WlUlkm Kean of A ttor^ Harry Nalr of Hiut^a. in town ysatarday aftamoon baviag Maple ftTMt arc today obaerv- Zt waa brought out that a new ruliap bia AutomOblla ttmad up for a t ^ NEED Ofllowr Jottpb Prantie* today 1 ^ tba twauty-fiftb anuiyarsary of of iba motor vablcla dapartmaut that be will takf to Buffalo,. N. Y., •tarto 00 hla annual tan-day taoa- 'tl^ ibarrlafa, wbicb took place togatbar with tbraa other parsons. y ^ Jmy 81| at tba boma of Mra. Mr. Wblti who la both deaf aad MONEY? Kaaa'a paraata la., Woodbrldga, capacity of gra dumb la atartlag fuaday to attaad a Fraidc Parulaktr* a atudant of 'Oqaa. Tuaaday avaalag la boaor o f to transport pparsons, but not usad gatbarlng of man aad woman from tbaolofy at Scranton, wiahaa to tta aaalvaraary tbay wara glVaa a as a nublic sataarvlea motor vahlelA. all parts of tba United Stataa, Cana­ I ' > A i I H thank alnearaly tba paopla of tba j3iiaaaat aurpilM at tba boBM of Mr. Bahle— ler now baa this realstra- da and soma from Europe who wlU ' f be present at tbs uavsUlaa of a I Pollab National cburcb, for tba aid lAr. Kaaa’a alater, Mra. Emti tion. Judge Johnson daeidsd to sus­ 0 0 glvan him to folflll tba mtaaton in Kottke of 38 HoU atraat Mr. pend Judgment in this case on pay­ monumsat to tbi baro of w deal i Ifanebaatar. n a mladon waa a Kottka iavltad tbam for a loag ment of costs. mutaa, tba Fraaobmaa da I’Epaa.' treat lueeaia dua to tba paopla, auto ride aad wbaa tbay arrivad at Tbe nkmuinaBt bonors da I’Bpea be- Rev. P. Lataa and Mr. Nawlatow- causa It waa taa, unable to naak or hla borne they fouad a aumber of bear, who mads the manual ikl, laya Mr. Parulaki. tba other membara of tba Kean r u i 1 C JUD£E HYDE GETS FIRST bet years agp, wbicb la atlU uaei family awaltiag them. Aa enjoy-1 Mr. and M ra.*a6. Squlraa of 36 tween mutes. c o u n t o u i able evening waa apent aad re-1 In addition to attending tba con- s t n y i c i Bireb atra<»t ore vlaltlnf raMtlwaa freahmeata aervad. Mr. and Mrs, OF BUCK EIGHTS HERE ventiornWhite intends to continue on in Patcbaugua and South Hamp­ Kean wara praaented with a allver to Canada and will be absent a ton, L. I., thlf week.. They will re­ ayrup and' augar/ ahaker for waffle month on the trip. f • turn Monday. set aad other appropriate gifts. In One of 7,000 in Country Who the party wars Mr. aad Mra. Emil Placed Order for Car Before Mrs. Archie Kilpatrick and sop A daughter wae bom thia morn­ Kottke, Ruth aad Albert; Miss Actually Seeing Model. Ralph motored to Granite Lake, ing at the Hartford hoapital t^Mr. Mary aad Mlsa Jennie Keha; Mr. Munsonvllle, N. H., yesterday. and Mre. John Erickeon of Weet sad Mrs. Joseph Kean, Jr., Eliza- James M. Shearer, manager of the Hartford. Mre. Brldteon wae for­ bath aad of 66 Benton local Bulck agency has Just de­ merly Mlee Agatha Wright of thli street: Mr., aad Mrs. Alezaader O. livered the first 1931 Bulck Eight to Have You I'- place. Keaa, Ruby» Donald and' Kenneth town to Judge William 8. Hyde, a; - . « •« Kean of Roclqr Hill. seven passenger sedan. Mr. Hyde Som etlU nSr tO BUllU? Windsor Washanredy Mr. and Mre. John P. Blaokwood Mr. and Mrs. Kean who are now has been driving Bulcks for years j • . . v /I and daughter, Beatrice, are epend- having a two weeks’ vacation werbiUf-p;6r' nlker, N. H. ardson ct. Dulelson, Conn., at their who placed bonaflde orders for the, ? contradtinir buainegg^S fpfUd amo^fe^of .lo4a. . ^ K rinkle C repe new 1981 Eights before having sefni ^ CODT^ung DUgmegg,^ro stuifiner home at Quonset Point, PHONAL f 'iCo. Mrs. J. A. Johnson of Birch Mounr them, based on confidence that the', $erv^ yoU,auTdfflve you a Blast Greenwich, R. I., from Satur­ " Rooms, 2 3 tain Road, Highland Park, has re; day tmtil Tuesday. Today they left, manufacturers consistently build fa cto iy jo b , -We^ wiU be gifid For Lingerie For^DecorafiYe Purposes tamed after a two weeks* n ^ r for a visit with Mrs. Kean’s siste.'*, great cars. . 1 Co go Over yqur plana with you Stati Theatre Bldg.,' Sfecohd trip to Poland Spring, M ^ i with Mr. Shearer while getting ready l Mrs. E. H. Beardmore of New Ha­ imywheVe, anytime. ‘ , ; 753 Maip Street ' > 30 inches Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. BlshoM of ven, where a eelebmtion of the sil­ for the display at his salesrooms be- ■ New York, who will be her guests ginning last Saturda>, received a So. MANCHB8T^;iGp??N. v/ide. ver wedding take place this i Siornse Brothers ' T«!«Bhpiie DlA S-VJ-O’ J here for a few days. evening. Saturday they will go to telegram from the sales manager of 2 9 ^ the Bulck Motor Company at Flint, VOOh^ACTOBS Open S:30,w5—SatvrJw ,*® 1 Women of Mooseheart Legion Ocean Grove, N. J., to remain a Michigan, stating that orders to­ 64 FUrvlew Si Tel. 7129 W \-r*r— THC STATE—, ^ This attractive fabric, whose designs and coloMngs originated in Parle, week. Thia la where they went ou will have a benefit lawn card party taling ten million dollars bad al- is ideal for.pajanyas, nightgowns, slips,'bloomers, Idmonae and many tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock at their wedding trip aad the place , ready been ’•ecelved for the new smart women are using it for decorative purposes in the bouddr^ the home of Mrs. Daniel GiUHn of they chose for thdr tenth anniver­ ! 1931 eights, and he predicted a spreads, curtains, scarfs and pillow tops to match. Windsor WaShan- Hilliard street. Three p tlaesj^ be sary. j record year for Buick Mr. Shearer redy KrinklA laimders perfectly and looks like new after each .want­ Mr. aad Mrs. Kean came here ing—^wiU not stretch or sag; A variety of patterns in pastel ahadee. awarded the winners, as wen as an showed the telegram to a Herald re­ •* f attendance prize. during the winter of 1924 from porter. He is very optimistic with Barre, Mass., where they had spen'. regard to the local Buick business PEACHES PEACHES See the Midget Style Show Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson of S3 most of their married life. Mr. ' for the months ahead and has a Sunset street have as their guests, Barre was a correspondent for thethe; uu^jber of good prospects. He was We are now picking White Peaches in Our Front Window Mra Johnson’s sister, Mrs. J. F. Worcester Telegram and the i encouraged that so many A miniature style show in all its completeness is carried out in one of Flenard, with her husband and son Springfield Republican and took au | Buick drivers called at the show- and they are sweet and juicy. We are our show windows. Miniature manikins, are shown in complete cos­ Craig of Philadelphia. active part in the town’s activitier. | rooms Saturday to see the new tumes made'of Windsor Washaz(fedy'Krii$ikle Crepe. See this show to­ Mra Keaa. was publicity chairman i model, in response to invitations , grading these at our Oakland Street stand night or tomorrow! William M. Munro of 342 Esist of the Barre Woman’s Club, for | gent by mail, Center street is confined to his bed yeara prima­ and we have a variety of grades and dif­ Windsor Windsor iTith illness. Mr. Munro who is 86 ry department of the Congrega­ ferent sized baskets. J , rears old has been Mllng mpidly tional church of which both were Crepe Gowns Crepe Pajamas »nd no hope Is held out for his re- members, and aa active worker in Plenty of fresh picked vegetables tovery. its Woman’s Association. On con­ ,$1.98 $2.98; . ing here they identified themselves FILMS from our. own gardens. A ttractive pajpxtoiiit. ^ > pastel M. C. Jepson and son Andrew who with Center Congregational church Plain, colored gowns fashioned prints feahlcmed frOm Windsor have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. An­ and Mrs. Kean has taken a promi­ DEVELOPED AND We have only the best and at reason­ of Windsor Washanredy Krin­ Washanredy Krinkle Ctepe:, drew Clemson of North Elm street nent part in the work of Loyal Cir­ PRINTED WUl launder perfectly and r e ­ the past two weeks have returned kle Crepe. Gowns that will give cle of King’s Daughters. Mr. Kean 24 HOUR SERVICE able prices. Give us a trial and be con­ good wear—^wUl not sag or tain its shape and oidoirings to their home in Elisabeth, N. J. transferred his membership in the Mrs. Jepson and her daughter will Film Deposit Box at vinced. stretch. White . and pink. after repeated washinps. (Mtoh Odd Fellows to King David Lodge (Main Floor, rear). fi(^r, rear.! remain for a week’s visit ^ th her of this town. - Store Entrance sister, Mrs. William A. Knofia at Open evenings until 10. Phone 6384. J her Columbia Lake cottage. Hale’s Yard Goods— Main Floor, left ' The Polish Girls Eagle club will NO RIBS FRACTURED KEMP'S A?. spend the week-end at Lighthouse Point and nearby shore places. They PERO ORCHARDS will make the trip in private auto­ IN HANNING’S FALL mobiles Saturday. 276 Oakland St.

Robert and Paul Turcotte, sons of Electric Comiiany Employ-ee to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Turcotte of Return to Home in Few -Center street, will spend the re­ mainder of their vacation with rela­ Days— Climbing Spur Broke. Nortoe’s Place Your Coal tives and friends in Vermont and New Hampshire. X-ray pictures disclose no Lac- Royal Gelatine, 9 ture of the ribe as was at first fesur- 8 boxes ...... Members of Dilworth-Comell Unit ed in the case of William H. Man­ 25c 102, American Legion auxiliary, are ning of 15 Walker street, who fell invited to attend a social tomon«w from a tree while engaged in line Swordfish, Cod, Mackerel, Now! Act At Once afternoon at 2:30 at the home of repair Work for the Manchester MM Halibut, Haddock, Salmon. Mrs. Minnie Sault, 33 Foster street. Electric Company. Mrs. Sault is chairman of the. Gold Mr. Manning continues to im­ Star Mothers Pilgrimage for the lo­ prove at the Memorial hospital but Delta DUl Pickles, qt. Jar . . . cal branch. is Still very lame. It was said at his Service 26c home today that Mr. Manning’s fall Save Yourself Money was due to a spur which broke while Generator 69c Jars CONTINUE GAS MAINS he was in a tree at Oakland engag­ Lamb Tongues . . 59c ed in putting up a new high tension barter and Ignition line. HERE TO ROCKVILLE It is expected that Mr. Manning Repairs Fresbly Ground will be able to return to his home — Co n U n u e d ^ „ E’lnehurst Beef, lb. 28c in a day. or. two but he will not be i Our instruments locate trou- IN tilo y New Pipe Line Made Necessary able to return to his work for some COAL PRICES time yet. i ble quickly saving you much {\\$ wiH Bought ||e r e 43c can} by Abandonment of Rockvine j time and annoyance. All makes Chop Suey . ----- 42c P^nt— Spreads Service. ' repaired at a I’easonable Before starting on your vacation We will have Ripe Cantaloupes, Hcmey Dews, Plums I charge. The announcement by the Rock- bring in that «ub>g vacuum cleaner, and Peaches. Lima Beans, 2 qts. 29c. Shell ^ang, 2 viUe-Willinaantic lighting com­ and enjoy its use on your return. qts. 25c. Yellow Corn, Native Celery, Ripe Tbihatoes. pany’s officials that It is their plan —Braithwaite, 52 Pearl > street.-^ Drive Your Car in Adv. Watermdons 69c. 25c Wax Paper 22c WILL ADVANCE to discontinue the manufacture of gas at the Rockville plant, and se­ For Free Tests. cure a gaa supply by high pressure mains from the Co^ecticut light and Power company in Hartford DAVID GBAMBERS | f^oftOll EleCtricsJ was read with interest by the peo­ ple living in the small places be­ tween this town and Rockville. 50c PER TON They vlsiialize the possibility of Instrument Co. having gas in their homes for ^ k - A N D B U nD E R ing purposes and other domestic HiUiard St. Dial 4060, GOOD THINGS TO EAT uses within the near future. It is 68 Hollister Street (Near ftfanohester Freight Station) | expected the work of oonatructing a new pipe line between here and EFFECTIVE Rockville will start at once. DIAL 4151 . . The Manchester Gas company Is nqw serving residents along Oak­ land street and side streets as far WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. as North School street and plans were already \mder way to extend the as far as Oakland. The new high pressure main will be in' Funeral Directors a^ed through that village and ESTABLISHED 66 YEARS . J-'' TaicottvlUe. It will dottbtess be laid alimg the pre^iosed new state high­ way which will be routed back of CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. AH mrdera ptac^ befite August first wiUvbt. d^vered at the old the woolen of Talcott Broth­ ers and swing over toward Dobson- prices. We suggeM thatyou call vUie. The contract fo r the con­ Robert K. Andmon Phone: Office 6171 ■ V T.-v;. . - *■ ' -t ■ struction of this new road baa been Funciral Director Residence 7494 let and it is expected the work will soon be under way. .. ' V A' n;'.., POLICE BEATS - ■■ , .U-; ■ • 1 J ■' -‘ '>- Aa WHEN YOU NEED MONEY an# place your order'at once. ^ ' -.x .. • - The chiage of polioa beati goee Bndorieri or Oo-Makere into effect August 1 end the no- iMortgage o f Furniture tioee pf the Cheagei have been FEmbariaesing inveetigatloos posted by cailef of Police Samuel A small investnient in a sun rooi^ mi&ffs G. Gordon. Hidden Gbargee, Advance Deduotlona or Fines The day force wlU eonelst of the Your Signttnre Is-Oiir Only Reqairemeiit in a home, (^mfort is there, lin'd pleasure, G. E. chief, lieut. Barron, Motorcycle f8 to f6 HtefethU FriMipal Faymeoto Bepaye a flO to f15 Loan. children can play or grown-upianjWtjri^e caird Officer CaiMs, Patrolmen Crodc- L a m r loana can ba arraagad on your own aaenrito and repaid COAL, OIL, l u m b e r ;, C6HENT AJm et£ and WlrtaUa. radio apart, fronii the a.ctivitiaa ^ to aama prdpwtUiin. Bitereat at Thrae and One-Half Per . ^ V l.\£t * y i P t •. The nkAt beati and offlee force Gent Per MoiRh on the Unpaid Balance, Jnat for the Actual Time •little lumber—a small bill of oth^-teitteriala^f^t^^ will be, a tta in Bchendel. at the the Moory la m Uae. office, Moitoroydie Officer Griffin, Patredmen Prentice on the antomo- Phone 7281, Can a* Write Mle from 9 b ’eldok; GelUgan, north end; Fltngend^ midn^lht; RliNy Id6ftl Finandfilr Assodatioii, foe. TheV.C. SttMalnat, BeoaS, Park Bldg„ Sdath r and Cavagnaro, Ghen^ beat; Mar- Coal, iAtober/Fiitnt and Sttiitea' Supplies. . I tip, lower Mida and Seymour, the % ADV Oenter beat ' . / 386 North Td. 4l 49; . »c;

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