MOBLYNCBES Liverpool, England, Aug. 8.— i (A P )—C i^ (Councillor John Braddock refuses to stand at at TWO NEGROES tention for King George. “My action is deliberate,” Braddock explained. “I believe . in consistency. When I led the- j B E ^ THIRD rmemployed we sang the “ R ^ i i Flag” at the conclusion of our i ' meeting. Now that I am a mem- } Deluge and Siasling .Stones i ber of the
suffered considerable damage as did 10 YEAR ( P GIRL GETS Anthony Zokitis, Charles Havener and other tobacco growers in this a b o u t M Lust Chancel- I aD. BARRAGE locale. LOW AT HILL COURSE Clarence H. Anderson, insurance ’The storm brought damage to the h (FtuttisMetF bylPtHWOD Adams Exp I »• -• • • • S 4 »•••••• agent, .today launched his 18-foot ^onight is the last chsAce erpjA of IMward D. liynch in Lyd^l- ’t"’ CeAtiAl'’ BbW^ 'eaitfol^,r\(3Qpn. AUeghsny. ^ * I vUle. Here too harvesting was only Chns-craft speedboat on Lake voters here;wh& are Bot ** II. .... HUSTOBACCO George, The boat has been com- Wins First On Opening ] about a week in the offing. The ^^stered to ajfeiate with Hen’s Toarney Attracts! 1 M. ^ n cu s d For P o w ,flS ’A i t ^ remodeled . and equipped \ ‘ .J I plants were being topped Md it was | Day-^Two Men Tie foif Low, Bank Stocks ‘ with a new engine. any party. Registrars of Vjot- reported that he had'a fine crop ers will be at the Municiiial in llieir Classes. L ;-e.; ’. i .. isBld.r'rAaKw Ia > • eV ••eaaaae , HODS AGAINTim leaves were very large. The ex-1 _f Record Nmnlier — Few! Bsnkens .Trust . i3S5K..? .-i ,-rT Am Rad Stand San>...... »*. H.H tent of the damage is not yet fully 1 Mr. arid Mrs. building until 10 o’clock-:jto- Nadine Sullivan, of McKee Street, City Bank and Tvnst^^ Am Bon . 68RA known, but it is believed much will Green Hill have viriting t h ^ t^ir night enrolling^ voters for a ten year did girl, won -the low; Oiq^ Nat BAT 360 Smelt ...... 6d ^ (Continaed ftom raj* J) MiUvM'ed daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Pot in Names. the party caucuses. score honors for putting her way Conn.. River i v .'i 'i i H S > “P and 7? .V ...... *••*..R07, Shadi Grown Unhurt jMrs. H. B. Helm of New York, and (storm, again received the full force r —T * . •- I round the hew 18 hole ml^turp. Htfd .Coon, rru si. w.... 128l 188 j Am Tob B 242 Siberman & Kahn, Hacketts and together they ^ve * ■ Voters not registered can Entries for the town tennis ajo* ^ If course opened by Bill Hfiljes- Fln^ Nat Hartfordj..,: 220: I Atp‘ «••••*•••••• *84 - i©f last night’s buck-shotting. Hartmans, the three largest plants- inf a ^ tor trip Jjod Down in the Hillatown and SUver not vote in the party cau gles championship toumamrats^ fOT j W '^ ^ -band Mtg suod Title-s . - -r*" tions in town reported, no great dam- j np to I^vincetown rad ^ck. “ney men and women, continued to drift Lane areas there was no hall and cuses or town primaries. I ' The best score for men players Mutual BifT ».• • •‘f e.a aV» • - 36U age and-said the exact loss would ) ran into some of the forest fi es, .-V in today and late this, afternoon the was 50 which .was'made by, two New Brit. Trust- . . * ' .1 Baldwin
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p trade^(»o6l n^ * -B .; Eaniciwa; Pf' th** maOmmktl^ 8om®;tp feed the boys. It sure^te o^e I . , . t . /t ? s h depk^'eptiwilh^tW Bxiapny -Iooklogr ottt^ -M 4 **®* -M y ^ cr Conn.,’ antt' take cause Pete-’shys so dthWi s», ...Trade School win close for an ah, nui^ 'vBcatioi^ a£ S o'flodlK today aep >rfS.' • J First Sergecmt Miller of the Col** ^ rhopen'for Uie fafl term Tues- A.'McBride of the carpen^ q-- lecting company, a Hartford man day. Sept 2. School offices will be pa^tment who has been confined .tp is a former TWrident o f Manchester. kw t open during this period to^taka •h^ home witkilllfieas'for-.the past He form erly-lived at 106 W oc>, pate of all inq^rieA . .and'n e ffr ^ Connecticiit AviatM m two weeks is well on the road ;io. *,. .’^«T ‘ - " ••' ^ bridge street , , ments. '-t-^ ^ • j . . C 'Recovery, ,ai^, is.it plahniiig W: fest at William Roscoe of t^ fca ^ n tiy * ;home. ' ■ ■ . CommiHucatiims Test 111^ The heat of the past week has department is to' 'take ^ extensive Director J. G. Echmalian ^ given all the press representatives automobUe trip for h in ^ f and spend;n)Ost'of, hls; vacation period steeping sickness or some ailment tiiinUy through westeni New York in Lowell,' Mass., and la planning < Risky Shmfe akin to that The flfst few days the state and Canada. automobUe trips to various Massa V boys were primed for every little Walter E. Schober of the rafting chusetts North Shore resorts. event that floated in but nothing department and family will spend a Miss D.' McCollum, secretary to j (Special to The Herald) . short of a division review, a catas week a!t Kelsey Point, Westbrook, the director, has already had her trophe, a Are or a riot''Udll excite I Conn. For the remainder of vaca- .'. Camp becens, Aug. 8.—Two cap- them in the least. The bouts are vacation ;and wUl be in charge of j ' tion they will be at home and wi;i the school during the vacation peri- r . i-'tains x)f aviation from the 182nd held each evening at division hfead- take auto trips to Connecticut and \ i : \\ quarters, just a few minutes walk od. i I ■•’■'Observation Squadron furnished the Massachusetts shore resorts. In the weekly inter-department | ' ■ ^^eatest individual thrills yesterday away from the Bureau'but- few go. F.'Crowley of-the drafting, de baseball league the carpentry beat i ^^when they repeatedly risked tiieir Twas ever thus. partment will visit with his parents Hves'flying over rough terrain in a « ------— the electric by the score of 24 to ;3.1 at Peabody, Mass., and is planning ■yiot, the Trade School star, featur SOCOM •43rd Division communications prob- The Collecting company had their a camping trip through the White ed for the carpenters by hitting a. 'lem. The aviators, Captain Harry picture taken yesterday ■^th no bad Mountains. t y i ^ j ,W. Generous, Deputy Comnussloner effects to the camera. double,, triple and two home ruM. Wiiliam Hanna of the machine Healey, Turrin and ZabUausky .■^of Aviation of the State of Con depkhtment and 'Samilyj will b^ at necticut, Hartford 'and Lt. CharlM .played an outstanding game at bat OVSOLliXE “Patsy” Vendrillo is mascot. for home’ part of Jthe Yacation- period and in the field for the carpenters. Jj. 'Wright of New Britain, both-of the Collecting company. . and have planned several trips to ■ ‘tile llBth Oservation Squadron took “Sully” Squatrlto, a member of Pragl, Wormstedt and Metcalf werb CJdnnecticut-shore resartsy ' the outstanding stars for the elec- ' from the main camp parade the Quartermaster Co., moter' com- Mr. and'Mrs. B. J.' Volquardsen ground and a few moments later psmy is going out for camp athle of the machine and textile depart trie. * ■ ‘ - -were hovering over the' Shirley hills tics. He is entered in the shot pu^ The machine department won a where the demonstration took place. ments will' be out of town the. very close and Interesting game javelin, 100 yard dash ?md broaq , 'heater J>art of tile vacation period. Major General Morris B. Payne, jump. SuUy is getting plenty of from the textile department by. the ■A-visit will be made with Mr. VoL score of 5 to 2. Brandt of the ma ' commander of the 43 division, staff exercise on the' hig trucks snd is quardsen’s mother’; and-sister at- 'officers, brigade and regimental tanned as brown as an Indian'. chinists was the star of the game. officers who witnessed the unusual Irvington, N. J. The last week of He practically won the game for 1^ -their vacation will be spent at Lake ■^military spectacle expressed them- : The boys from the Quartermas-' team’by hitting a homer run vnth Count The Car dwiiers Who Are * selves as* highly pleased over the ; Wagumbaug in South Coventry. two men on base. JuUan and Brun- ter’s department drove over the H. K<*^hing o f the. textile depart .outcome. Captain Generous in the other night and took the Manches eU played a great game. ‘ffriendly’ plane was in constant ment and family will spend most of ^ Whippert pitched in exceUeut ter boys swimming in Hell pond cn their time with relatives m Midd e- touch by two short wave radios with the big quartermaster’s truck. The form for the Textiles and received The World About It With Socouy |»u- 'the ground as he slummed at half- boys in charge of the truck for' the bury, "Vt., and from< there will make great support'from JoUy Who play speed over the rocky woodedwooaea; trip were', “Ike” Cede, r motor trips to places of interest in ed a strong game at short stop. , groimd. Had anything gone wrong ] . Aneelo. Cliff Bissell and Frank New York, 'Vermont and Massachu- This week finished the first round with the plane tpere would have j ' of the league; games wlU be again uers Ou Their , Cars! -been scant possibility of making a WUllam Higgins of the textile resumed in September and toe fln^ department and family fiave^ plan safe landing The Howitzer boys shined up the -ydnner wiU receive toe director s Highly Efficient ned an automobile trip though the harnesses 'Wednesday night and on silver cup. . . Lieut Wright as the “enemy” Thursday fell in for field training White Mountains to Montreal, Can The standing of teams up to Line Up With The Crowd Boys! tJse plane swept the area which contain with horse drawn gvms and ammuni ada, where they will visit friends. ed over 20 men of the Signal De tion carts. Although the horses were H. Fisher of the electric aepa.t w. L. P.C. tachments in ambush and only suc rather frisky, the Manchester boys meat with family spend, .their .600 ceeded in spottipg one man of the vaitlon at.Old^Prchard, rextlle...... ® ^ seem to have a knack of keeping Machine ...... ® - .600 Socony BANNER GASOLINB F « More party. The demonstration, because them under control, something-the will visit relatives at Lake WiMe- .400 of the risk involved and the re boys in the other outfits Sfeem unable .400 sultant success of communifcations tp do. At Thursday morning drill <^iith Manchester.'*“ r", j Mileage^ Quibk Starting, Pick-up, Power apd near-perfect ambush of the the first platoon joined the first C Gardner of the electric depart is traveling 'signal corps detachments, entrusted Wheh your auto battalion in defense tactics under ment and Tfamily will 40 mUes an hour it covers about with the duty, was considered of command of Major while their vacatioh at Sh 'JdhhsbU^. Vt. '’ high military ordSr.; . , the second platoon was assigned to H. Pingree of the'electric depart 60 feet a second. and Anti-Knock.^ It has been definitely decided that the second battalion under Major Sunday, August 10th will witness Butler for attack. -.* ■ s . - • - * ■ one of the largest gatherings of governors of states, general officers According to orders from ' regi nnd noted visitors for the season of mental headquarters only three 1930. Governors of New England passes will be, issued to a uqmpsny otates who have definitely, planned^ for men to leave di'visioh area,..dur-, SOLD IN MANCHESTER Ip attend are Governor. William ing the week. On week-end four .will Tudor Gardner'of Maine; Norman be issued. Notice has been posted, Case of Rhode Island; Jolm E. on the bulletin boards that a bus STATE SERVICE STATION Weeks of ITermont and John H. •vrtll . leave. regimental area for Trumbull of Connecticut. The 43rd Revere-Beach Saturday afternoon OIL AND GREASE Division will parade in review be and there are four times the num fore Major General Morris B. Payne ber of men wanting to go than WILLARD BATTERIES and noted guests. Large numbers of there are paisses 'fo r. It sepms the I visitors from the four states, that boys ihlss the seashore at Niantic. -11 Mohawk and* Firestone Tires make up the 43rd Division are ex Opposite State Theater pected to be in attendance. Lewie Mulligan of toe CoUecting; The 85th Brigade, composed of Company_ ampany lost a pair ,of perfectly the 102nd and 169th regiment of good heels toe other day. Good or Connecticut troops paraded this not they were non -regulation and afternoon on the C. M. T. C. parade this is one regulation campi Manchester Dairy Ice Cream - grounds before General Morris B. , Complete Line of Groceries Payne, commanding the division and Barney Kwash/ Fred yields, Frank Fruit , Vegetables Brigadier General William F. lAdd, Grlvenp and-Phil (P er^ Are thi^ 4,. x^ceptibnal Values I t . Adjutant General of the..State‘ of ing-‘iek odriy go!pjf“ dOT'Tor ath Socony Banner Gqs and iMotor Oils Coimecticut. Both regiments form letics. It doesn’t matter much, says WillBtrf'ound ' ing the brigade showed to admirable toe boys,- ping pong, ^ voljey baU or TOruuj^out Our LOVE LANE FELLING STA'HON advantage the results of the early setback—they must have something ORCHARD FILLING STATION weeks training as they marched to do. ■ ■ - * iPbbfeear Dept. down the long field before the com OIL AND GREASE , . . > .LOVE LANE' ' ' manding generals. G Company’s Lieutenant Sergeant ■ Come ;in and*be fitt^ to REFRESHMENTS John Sprout,, steps into toe squared •A ,psdr of; shoes at’ money Weather Improves Picnic and Gamping Grounds. SOCONY BANNER GASOLINE g '.'The weather at camp yesterday ! circle tpnight.tonight. He stacks up against . saving prices. was much better than since the ar- G. Fuller, Private 153rd Hospital Earle Gowdy, Prop. USED CARS USED TIRES ^-fiA^al'of the division in camp. A fine Ck>mpany.- We wish you well, John, At the Foot of Nigger Hill, Bolton northwesterly breeze was blowing but...... ? Irom noon on and heavy clouds hid JAMES F. DOUGHERTY the burning rays of the sun. The \ The' Medical Group FLATS FILLING STATION Manchester boys are getting, tough "The 801st Medical Regiment, 76th 179 West Center St. ened to their work and although Division, under toe.r, command o f AUTO ACCESSORilES AT. A SAVING. -there is much going on of nights in Colonel Walter S. Lay, of Hampden, OILING A ^ GREASING SOCONY BANNER 6AS0UNE Cdh!i.',;and in'tralning^to’ toe‘118th barracks»wf5W«H as: the NOW m. / SAH jD R I S M S a a r k e y Starting tomorrow, these KNOCKED OUX smart house frocks ... regu larly.98c .. .g o down to 77c! ( 5 U S 'R U W U N _ IN 2 min;/I7 ^.'(CONEV’ISC^. JuNe 29,i89a) Stunning frocks.. .our regu lar 98c values.. . that take to house wear or neighborhood calling with equal charm. Piquant fashions .sparkling with newness.. .colorful ma- ABSOLUT ELY k N O C K L ES S k terial? that survive frequent tubbings! / MATERIALS: • Sheer Handkerchief Lawns Gay Prints HITEST Plain Piques Printed Piques A new ana improved SUB-ZERO, knock RATIRO Gasoline Dainty Batistes temperatureox o'*# • Y-O -U C-A-N N -O -T Here are the flattering At la st . . . a n absolutely fcnocfc/eJJ gasoline! youthful styles youVe been M-A-K-E I-T K-N-O-C-K! TYDOL wanting. Styles suitable for Tide Water’s latest and greatest gasoline .'T' - I ' with ETHYL chiaienges any knocking motor the maid as well as the achievement. Actually^ sub-zero in knock- matron! Bows . . . Belts • • • . I S'* • 1 I In the w<»ld. . It, won’t ‘knock.. It CAN’T and Colorful Piping. Pleated I 1 << rating . . . Put it to any ^ t you choose . .. knock. . Prove this wlUi n ten-gggon tryoug; andilared skirts and surplice on the steepest h ijls. . ..through the hraviest blouse effects . . . Reduced • -' .i' ^ ^ Jn your ovYn catoiv , t ' permanently to 77c. Mado by the makers of ;^ mud or sand • in the:Hottest inld-suinnifT ' .'-n-v ■ ■ Vaedbl Motor O il. - • uvmS . U u B WAIBR OJt kA L iS. COBPOBATION Sizes 18 to 44 by the Qtsf ZeppeUn and ‘A * * ', " ■ V .. e-OlO: ■- Y'-s; -.i. 1 w ,rJ & L 1-2134 tbeBjrrd BzsNMUtton. 33d0 Main Street, ’H shford. JV . ■ .'k ■ f- V- ''‘‘V M o n t g o m e r y W a r d ^ C o . ■...... ^ i ' \ ” SoBtii Manchester 0 O U T # 4d s.«rd»f to- ; pt^gminer rooaths. —------ -r --A. € \./:j:'.r‘r-^> ----' >■1 « / f* ■ - i ^ * -"V^ * .' 5 ^ MANCHESTER EVENTJ^g Jh ERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, FBmAYV A U q W J ^ '^ . - h - . - ' ■"- ^ cai^qdiip. —t clans where you liye,and rely upon sugm; or n:^.: if.jan ex-, b^lnfiiig;2lR>nday7 August IT in X 1 ^ften. Wash and drain a box cf ceU^lt'food, its use;should;vbn^»re-, itihy kind of-berries in seaeon, such their judgment* i havef’known many .Herald. cases to be’'cured^b3r'putting on a fuUy: restricted by iU those with a ! as raspberries, loganberries,»black- catnrrhal tead^cy.,;; / i":;;,-, >, •- I i Ijierries, etc., crush thorough and mix proper support and redudng the gaa A(^A1NST “JAiMTEERS’’ pressure inside the abdomen by: US’-! Condition Of y fith a htOf pint of cream. Into ' SHDOpWi^SjKro; ' AlSBIV^: UPON other bowl pour a pint of .whole ndl* ing a suitable diet. Ruptures soihe- times heal up perfectlyi.but in <^siB Teaitai^i;'iybat’ ,.the firi» F o f' i^to" which thoifoughly mix-a half St. J6hni,fN,"i^W . r .- (APT-f- ,Vesey, Straet was hglfh^^ i^ A TIME; Good' ‘cUpful of honey, and add to the this method Will not work, surgery breath'today as the Spumohe gang tbitg the'i^^b ^ State Roads is the only other s t^ , -and it. is not The Poytuguefle hqi^ttal ship ,Gii ckme to', t ie thrimei -I ^ rry mixture. % Next, add the gela- BSafmes arrived todiy with the crw of “Jacketeers" continued Itp'reign " 1^ which has'been dissol-ved over such a dangerous one if: performed 'Oynthia:* Sat'' llANCHESTER EVENING Hl^ALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN- TO^AY, AUG^T 8^ 1980. PAGE SIX / il;00—-Elgin Serenade ...v.ii.-. .u.. .GrondaW Buckner, Scotch Comedian. Amoa *n' Axu!^. 7:15^The Amerlcaa QoUW. > Orchestra 5:5S-»Pl3nnout)i Coateft. . DAILY RADIO PROGRAM 7:80—Mac -and Ah ' Axia—Jewel' Song from "Faust" 'WtlCSOLOIFC 5:56«!ttfuiza RoGd MaiL 6:()()—Time./ - / 7:46—BUI Whipple o t “Sweet 11:20—Champion Weatherman. <:4S—Skylarksrs muslo hour. Leading Stations. ), - Gounod Meadows.” Bulova Time. M Friday. Augast 8. 7:08—Little Symplon/ oreh. with Thelma Kesuler with Orchestra 6:01—CbamptoB Weatherman. NIcolo Cosentino, tenor. (D S T ) (S T ) 6:08-~Agrieultural Market R f- 8:00-r-DIxie TraiL. - M :l84l|gidnight i Col. Charles A, i? *A ® ' 9:00 8:00—Dance: Oypsy music. ^ 406.2-WSB, ATLANTA-^740. Ballet' Suite— Coppelia .. .Delibes 8:80—Hickok’a Peewad and Win- R)is first radio address rrlday nlghu 9:00- 8:00—WJZ programs (8 b 's ) ■ port. s K o S f c which is entitled “Interna- 10:00 ,9:00—Orchestra; ^ la d le is. 11:00 10:00—Studio musical redtsL Czardaa m J 815 M. STREET -.-'A- 4s* eJK-t't'Wi!)—.-- - .•7;> ■: 1 \ r \ •■’-«**' =- ^’ 'i' n - i i ' ;> MANCHESTEKEVBaijKG H B R A L b/^ tra MANCHEST^/cdl^,^ W A W S FUNERAL- COnON CROP REPORT HULL NOMWAT^ Wall Street ;• Washington, Aug. ^8.— (AP.) — - BayreuEh, Germany, Aug. 8.— FOR U. S. S01ATECAP.)—Slegrled Wagner, son of the An indicated;coftop, crisp,of 14,362.- Arrived: - B riefs OOO bales of 500-pound gross weight He de .. '•-' ’.- ■ * great composer Richard Wagner, was given final rest beneath a was forecast today for this year by from New ..... Veteran Wins Over Oppon stately oak in the cemetery here the Department of Agriculture bas Anaerlca, Cherbourg,. A u ^ t vf7. today. His coffin was borne by men New York, Aug. 7.—The SelbCr- ing its/forecast oh the cpnditlbn of New'York. i ^ho have sung the Immortal Wag ling Rubber Comwiy of .^ron, pkio, the croi) August 1 which was 62.2 Leviathan, Southamptori;;';AMgU8t ent At Tennessee Pri nerian roles. is Issuing $4,000,000 of’ 6 per cent per ctent of;a normal. ' ' 8,f New York. •' '. ’ Among the friends who paid last debentures maturing at periods ex-f ■ The Aug. 1 condition indicates a New York, Hamburg, vArigu'irt''i 8 tiributes were former Czar Ferrti- maries—Other iliTinners. tending over three and one-half yield of 155.3 poimds per acre, com New York. . nond of Bulgaria and a Hohenzol- pared with 155.0 pounds last year Olymplc, Southampton, ApipjBt 8, ifem prince, August Wilhelm. years, F. A. Seiberllng, president, announced. Of the new lesue $8,-; And ^— 155;1— .pounds, , . the 1919-28 aver- New York. * In the great heap of flowers were Bremen, Bremen,-Augus.tJ'.g, .NaahvUle, Term., Aug. 8.— (AP.) 100,000 has been disposed of and the ; age yield per acre. breaths sent by the former Kaiser proceeds have cleared aU bank IhV j ;. Last year the August,! wndiUon York. —Nominated for Tennessee’s junior iind the former crown prince,, also United States Senate seat for the from prominent representatives of debtedness of the .company. The re^; was 89.6, per cent of a “ 'J mainiTig $900,000 of the new issue:; the 1919-28' .average condition of Buenos Aires, Valencia, Av^?ust..3, six-year term beginning next German industry and art. Wa Ua1/1 fVia frAaaiirv' ^ 1 W&S 67>2 .pCf C6Ilt* M ar^, Cordell Hull, veteran of will be held in the.treasury: for New York. *. ’■ ' * . Thousands; of townspeople and ‘ The indicated production was cal ‘ Providence, MarsellJe'8;?^A'rigi»t 5, Dozen terms as Fourth District Represen visitors filed-' through the church July automobile output in thq culated on the basis of the area in New York. - . .,;7 2 c tative in Congress, today received where the body lay in state and fol- United States and Canada is esti cultivation. July 1 this year less the Berlin, Bremen’, August reports of his steadily mounting lowed the coffin ta the cemetery. mated by the National Automobile 10-year ayerage abandonment, or York. • • » i 5c majority over Andrew L. Todd in Chamber of Commerce at 275,298 44,252,00pyacres. Augustus, Genoa, August'8, ,N«.w yesterday’s biennial- Democratic pri 87c cars and trucks, against 350,656 in York. ; - J mary. Returns from 1,689 precincts Jime and 518,301 in July last year: Columbus, New .York, < August. 8, 1.23 out of 2,251 have: Hull, 110,206; t WAPPING For the first seven months produc i Bremen. ; v v r Todd, 62,014. tion was estimated at 2,605,729, DENIES SCHOONER SUNK Jelly Tum blers...... i .. 50c dozen 5,Qovemor Henry H. Hortop, was against 3,931,105. " ' 1 J Little Vivian Grigolot, daughter Canning Racks ...... '. 35c nominated for another two-year of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grigolot, term on the face of unofficial re who formerly lived near Wapping Shipments of railroad locomotive^ ' Portland, Me., Aug. 8.— (A P)— canoN .[^reserving Kettles (aluminum) 1.98 turns, but L. E. Gwinn, Memphis in Jiily/ totiEded 56, against 81 in Center but now live on Summer The reported foundering of the Brit Fruit Funnels ...... lOc'to 39c and Covingtoh attorney, refused to street, Manchester, has left the June arid; 69 in July last year. For ish three-masted schooner IVhite concede defeat and dedared he was Manchester Memorial hospital; the first' seven months shipmentat I Way, off Nova Scotia, July 27, was BIG DROP j awaiting the complete figures from where she underwent an operation were 475, against 388. I termed erroneous today by Capt. all counties. In a statement Issued for appendicitis. |.Dan Desmond of the British schoon last night at Memphis he charged Strengthened''by the projected ex^ er Ena F. Parsons on arrival here New Orleans, Aug. 8—(AP) — '■ ’Twelve' members of Wapping pendlture of $?0,000,000 on steel that negroes were voted in the Grange motored to Hazardville, from Annapolis Royal, N. S. He Cotton prices dropped approximate Democratic primary “in droves, ’ plant improvements in Pittsburgh asserted that he saw the White ly $2.50 a bale on the New Orlens Wednesday, for the meeting of East and. Aliquippa,-. proposed heavy con-^ and indicated he might issue a j Central Pomona Grange No. 3 and Way at Walton, N. S. He said a exchange today, despite the fact statement today regarding possible j struction. arid engineering work for gmall Halifax fishing schooner also that the Census Bureau’s figures' for also the field day events. the entire coxmtry during the past this year’s crop showed'a decrease action. Returns from 1,789 precincts • + Louis Main and family of South bore the name White Way and ex gave Horton, 122,382; Gwinn, 85,- week aggreghted $56,879,000, com pressed the opinion she was the one of nearly half a million bales from Windsor are spending two weeks pared with $54,574,000 in the previ 28S. \ybich may have been lost. last year’s. at Newfoimd Lake, N. H. ous wqek'and $53,841,000 in the cor-f Immediately after trading was re Senator William E. Brock defeat Miss Catherine Coleman of Wlnd- Report of the foundering of the ed Dr. John R. Neal 72,759 ,votes to responding week last year, con British vessel was contained last sumed, foUowing the bustomary 15- 3orville, has had as a guest during struction daily reports. .week in Boston dispatches which minute suspension for reception of 27,191 in 1,450 precincts for nomi the past week Mrs. Mary Homers nation for the short Senate term quote Joseph Samson, member ot the report, October contracts plimg- of West Hartford. Dow, Jones and Co., reports that the crew, as saying the 'White Way ed to 12.45 cents'a pound ahdiDec- from November to March. operating schedules of the United Republican Side went down on Western Bank off ember to 12.60 cents a^pouad ew; 48 States Steel Corp. have been re Nova Scotia after she had sprung to 55 points down. ’ ' ’ t :’»• ’ In the Republican primary Repre POPULATION OF U. S. duced this week and ingot produc sentative B. Carroll Reece, First a leak. . Sampson said he put off in Prices steadied shortly after-, how tion of subsidiaries of the corpora a dory and was picked up by the ever, and recovered 15 points of the pistrict, who had President Hoo tion is now at about 61 per cent -of Washington, Aug. 8.— (AP) — schooner Mary Goulart. loss. ver’s endorsement, led Sam R. Price capacity, compared with a shade, 16,675 to 15,245 in 169 out of 240 Population of the Continental over 64 per cent last week and ut precincts. In a letter the President United States for 1930 was an nounced today by the Census Bu the beginning of the current week. approved Reece’s stand for leasing Smaller specifications against con Muscle Shoals in preference to a reau as 122,698,190, an incresise of tracts on the books and new busi Senate plan for government opera 16,987,570, or 16.1 per cent over ness in a limited amount are re tion. J. Will Taylor, Second District, 1920. the* other Tennessee Republican Adding in the total inhabitants of sponsible for the, reduction; Congressman, was renominated the possessions and territories of Total earnings for 289 companies over Judd. Acuff and C. Arthur the United States the bureau found Bruce, Memphis defeated Harry T. the total population o f the ; United for the first half show a decrease Bum, Sweetwater, for the guberna States for 1930 was 124,848,664, 17,- of 24 per cent from the 1929 ag 339,809 or 16.1 per cent over 1920. gregate, as compared with a 20 per torial nomination. ' This was 31,282 under the com - Six incumbent Democratic repre cent decline covering 134 companies pilation made on the basis of pre reported earlier, Standard Statistics sentatives were unopposed in the liminary official figures from super- party primary and Edward ri. Co. says. The bulletin adds that "in ^sors by the Af=sociated Press. The the face of this less favorable show Crump, Memphis political leader, figures have been under re'vision by was named without contest for the ing, however, a substantial number the Census Bureau since they were of concerns are still reporting gains Tenth District seat made vacant by received from the states, the retirement of Representative over a year ago, the total of such j The bureau said the figures an- individual increases now amounting Hubert Fisher. ' j noimced today also were subject to J. Ridley Mitchell defeated two revision but it was added no con- to 104.” opponents for the Democratic nOm.i- dderable change was expected. nation for the Fourth District Co:i- If you would be prepared tor' GET THE GOLDEN ARROW HABIT! .... v V* , .k gressional seat relinquished by Hull. The safest drivers of automobiles a deluge of pithy comment on Ali the famous Golden Arrow Sp&als we offered, b46re are offered a^in (taring Golden Arrow Jubilee Week. Don’t fart to get fuff benefit of the Paul E. Divine, Johnson City at in Chicago, a report says, .ire the weather conditions in South Amer-' torney, and F. Todd Meacham, undef takers. And good reason; ica, it is well to be advised that itj tremendous savings this will mean to you! Get“ Th6 Golden Arrow habit. Chattanooga lawyer, were without they’re the most practiced. snowed in Chile the other- day. j opposition for the Republican nomi $143.(10 Value nation for the long amd short Sen $45.00 Full Enameled I Tomorrow. . . Free Tube ate term, r e s p e c t i v e l y . . t. iFiij - '.' "■'■■Ill Aiij' Gas l^etaior Radio kALEY IS HELD WHEN YOU NEED MONEY Endorsers or Co-Makers Range JUBILEE PRICE With Every Tire You Buy I Mortgage of Furniture FOR COFS MURDER ' Embarrassing Investigations »f f 71R¥T aVUTj PRIC)£i Hidden Charges, Advance Deductions or Fines $59*50 Brookline, Mass., August 8.— Your Signature Is Our Only Requirement $29*84 Complete and InstaUed Riverside or (AP)—^Thomas Healey, 18, of Pitts- $a to $5 Monthly Principal Payments Repays a $10 to $75t Loan. Never before has a ■ .< 'burgh was held without bail on a Liarger loans can be arranged on your own security and repaid full enameled Gas 7-tube ALXj-ELEC- charge of murder in District Court in tbe same proportion. interest at Three and One-Half Per Range in colors been TRIC “Dictator” today for the fatal shooting of Pa Cent Per Month on tbe Unpaid Balance, just for the Actual Time sold for so low a with double screen Trail Blazer! trolman Joseph P. O’Brien last the Money Is In Use. price. Green and super dynamic Stmday night. Healey, arrested in ivory porcelain ena Phone 7281, Call or Write speaker. Beautiful Motorists! Here is a once-in-a-life- New York was said by the police mel finish. Cast iron wajnut veneer con there to have confessed he and construction; roomy' Paul Hurley were being questioned sole cabinet: Don’t time opportunity! Big, Rugged, Ideal Financing Association, Inc. oven with Toncan mfcs it. Save 1-2 by Patrolman O’Brien after their 853 Main St., Room 3, Park Bldg., South Manchester, Conn. rust-resisting metal ijdw! . ,. ’ RIVERSIDE AND TRAIL BLAZ conduct had aroused his suspicion lining. Save 30 per and that Hurley shot the police cent, now! ■ $2 Weekly ERS at record low prices. In addi- man. - , ■ Hurley, reported to have traveled .tion .. A’;_ Riverside Tube with ev^ry to New York' simultaneously with Riverside Tire..'..' A Trail Blazer Healey but in another bus, had not $125.00 Value V. $139.00 Value! been apprehended. Gordon Wilson, Tube with every Trail Blazer Tire! who roomed ■with the pair in a Bos }3i^Pliece S m ton apartment, and who provided Wilrose Dress Shop The New Porcelain Obey that thrifty-iinpulse. Come in infbrmation that sent police in Dayehl^ij Club Chair, tpimorrow’ And; stock up on tires and, search of the pair, is held sA. k “Tile Shop of Individuality.” WINDSOR terial witness. . ' ^ Back Chair | thbes. • Judge Philip S. Piwker'was in Hotel Sheridatt Building JUBILEE PRICE ’ ’ J^ILEE PRICE formed by the prosecution that it could be shown Hurley and Healey $SS8.Qp Value! $8.00 Value! 59c to $1.00 Valiifrl left their apartment together, arm $9 8 *0% ed with an automatic pistol witii the $59*50 ANGORA MOHAUl Intention of holding up a drug THE WINDSOR LIVING ROOM store. They first planned, the court Sat GYRATOR washes SBTTE witii aU the was informed; to steal an automobile clothes clean in 5 to out-standing fea in which to make their getaway and 7 ' minutes. Lovell tures of much high that it was while taking the car To Introduce to tbe Women of Mu.. wringer, over - size v» ■ ■ ■ er 'priced suites. Ve that the officer stopped them. , motor. Tri-vane Agi lour outside'’ back. tator. Only a limit- Reversible “ Spring- ed quantity! Hurry! JUBILEE PRICE j u b il e e p r ic e OUR COMPLETE LINE OF filled cushions of -JUBILEE BRIC* NOON STOIXS mqquette. ’ Antique Two For $5.00 Down mahogany finish. New York, Aug. 8.—(AP) — $6.00 Monthly $10.00 Down $ 1 5 ^ 8 5 Stocks were in liberal supply during ?$2.00 Weekly FUOOR - o - l e u m RUGS, 9x12, in new the early hours of trading today. New Fall Dresses 3 PC. BED OUTFIT -FASHION V - RIGHT 'The widespread selling movement ; > 1 • k.'. est floral and tile pat rayon ^rments in embraced all classes of in^tm ent Cjonsisting of metal terns. Stain proof and Flesh, Peach hnd Nile. and speculative shares. Liquidation 5 i , bed, spring and, mat water proof. EJnamel Assorted'/ styles and of margin accoimts accelerated’ a tress. A wonderful paint printed on felt sizes! and Suits ^ buy at the price. drive by-the professional beats. . -L Warner Brothers pictures was sold extensively on oiniasion of the quarterly dividend, breaking, nearly $1.50 Values! 7 points to around 28. Low prices of the month appeared in the prin FALL cipal Issues. Shares off 3 to 6 in cluded U. S. Steel, American Can. Radio, Westinghouse EJlectrlc, DRESSES Jphns-Manville, Du Pont, -North American, Vanadium, Eastman WITH Each Kodak, Allied Chemical, Atlantic (Joast Line and Safeway Stores. JUBILEE ^ PRICE Both Rock Island and Southern JACKETS JUBILEE PRICE * . 7 » Railway made new lows. i FlNAlt CLEARANCi^^l^ j u b il e e PmOE Call money renewed at 2 per cent. V • • *v • $9*45 $2*48 ASK REFERENDUM The newest creation for Fall wear directifrd!^; the refrigerator !/ fl.09; pr. r FOLDING Old Point Comfort, Va., Aug. 8 H Bargains! Latest construction for maintaining,low, .v, AND UP set 2 Pair fo r $2.00 — (AP.)—A resolution providing style creators in New York. Fineist of m atei^s iii^the food-preserving temperatures. Heavy hardwood cases ■ CAMP COTS for a referendum among all lawyers rich mixtures that will be in vpgue this coming iMjMcm. 6-PC. MARQUISETTE . CHIFFON and SERV- in Virginia" on repeal of the Eight Sold On CURTAINS with val ‘ ICB weights—«a rflk, , \ ^ insulated; with BALSAM WOOL AND CORK/lGold? J ' Well made with rein- eenth Amendment were in the * Budget I forced joints. . Heavy ance. Cream color, 45 gauge, pfeot top. hands of a committee of the State ^ en[oak ;^ish., Big capacities. , wrtip Yirovte dbts' ’arid .VFi^a-fashhmed.-^-'SfzBS Bar Association today, The annual ' A Special Value With a Seiibn-s - OtherRefrigeratbrs priced from $8.45 to $ 2 1 .9 5 .:f value., J . , V; • ruffles, in colors. ; . 8 1-2 to 10; V./ " convention of the organization re L ■ •?- ferred the resolution to tha commit ■■9 tee after a hot fight betwen drys Wear Ahead. and wets, over procedures. A y DRUG EXPERT DIES I .. V*- * I J • y. Santa Barbara, Citl., 4(^Ug. 8. fi. ' “ i'f (AP.j—Henry James- -Finger, 7T, ■ . • • f.- i- . ‘ authority on habit forming drugs ‘Up-to-Date in Eve^ Way. and appointee of President Tf^t a s a delegate to the intema^nal 8g4*828<.MAIN STREET opium conference at the Hague, A Value That Surpasses All Others. ' f $tpr^ pp^^T^^ & til Clpsed Wednesdays atNoon during summ^ mpnt)^ / 1911, died here iMt ^iright , affter/, a U'- • - ; . V ■ ■ ''.T, ' J .‘W.,’ .r.' . • • ■ ' 3 • • • • . ' .... "I .' "■ ' ____ ^ __' ■ ■ heart 'm m m t. - , A" MaNCHBSIEB evening HBIJAtD. SOUTH MANGHESTB8, CONN, .FBIDAT, WGUOT;^ dent and the Seoretary of War. He the trip on the non-stop plan was jumped'oyer a number of and lands back at hls'starting point major-generals senior ^ him. In maybe' oh' the same day, how is he W iw to S announcing the ap j^ tin en t Mr. going to prove that he has really ^l!E>W ERi^ p Hoover said: “He is the only one of been around? the majoi^generali having a euffl* BY RODNEY DUTCHEB «many years to the Anti-Saloon dent period to serve in the army be* NO DEFENSE League. Not timt the administra I *9ftJsrK»ib^ A sharp eyed reader writes to us -M Oontnil ^ fore retirement to serve the full Washington, Aug. 8.—Possibly tion ia planning to kick the dry four-year term as chief of staff.” suggesting that if, as we mentioned you’ve noticed the increasingly leadera in tba panta or Sven to five TbunflGd Qotobar l» IMl them a polite shove. , I Now it is dieoloaed by the New on Wednesday, we had read Hey- tolerant attitude reflected recently BMhlnt But it has become painfully plain York Times that tixe Preddent had wood Broim’s articles dally for ,1 IX .yC ■.»»<» « by those penons officially and un that the Republican party isn’t as ^ 'offie* «i South Muioh«pt«r, been badly misinformed when he years we ought to know that his dry as it thought it was, what with M 8»oei>4 ClMB Man MatUr. officially connected with the en subscription r a t b s ihade that statsfiient—that there first name was not Hayward. forcement of prohibition. New Jersey, New York and Wash ington among other states, so the roar, by mall ...... $ ®.Q0 are no leee than ten other major- Granted. Nevertheless we have The fact that this is an election lontb. by mall • ••^••asoao#____ .60 year may have'something to do administration is virtually fbreed pollvorad, eno y^ftf • •t•• • 0too»j9*00 generals who could serve the four- always spelled his name Hayward to play its own game instead of the *c llnf^o copies . % .03 with it The belligerency of the wets 4,«.: ^year term before retirement, and and probably always will continue to in recent months, too. Probably the league’s. At present this game - m c u b b r of t h e associated spell it that way, despite a very leaders of the dry side feel that seem to be a balancing act with no PRESS that only nine of the total roster of twen^ of that rank are unavail earnest wish to always spell any some small concessions ought to be immediate hope that the performer 'Nffbo Associated Press la exclusively will be allowed to take a rest. ontitled to the use for republloatlon person’s name the way he wants it made as a matter of strategy. of'all news dlpatches credited to It able on the basis indicated. That various government officials Hoover Bored or not otherwise credited In this General MacArthur is a distin spelled. It just happens that in are rather bored with the idea of President Hoover’s boredom with piper and also the local news pub- Heywood Broxm’s case, as in the proMbltion has been indicated by UlBied herein. guished soldier as well as a member trying to enforce a law that millions Xu rlEhts of republleatloB of of a distinguished xxjiUtary family. case of the word digitalis, our fin of persons insist on breaking is his desire to keep it off the front aispatohes herein are also re. pages of the newspapers through gers go blithely ahead and spell ac fairly obvious. Equally obvious Is Whether, though the youngest offi the fact that they won’t dare recom avoidance of the spectacular. His Are Strongly Represenjbed at Important-Savings in the - SraCjAD ADVERTiaiNO jMPRB- cer ever to be endowed with the cording to their liking. We reaUy mend any change until wet voters desires will be carried out by the 8B$fTATIVB$ Hamilton » PeLlsser. duties'of this position, he is or is and truly know better than to spell show enough 'strength to enable Department of Justice. The new Its Madison Ava. New York. N. not the best man for the job we it dlgitailis, and we really and truly them to do so with comparative policy provides for fewer killings, Tk.' and 612 North Mlohlffan ^ve.. fewer night club' raids, less atten know that Mr. Broun’s name is Hey safety, which is likely to be a long gloayo. Ilia ______make no pretence whatever of time. It is hard to tell whether the tion to the small bootlegger with Full service client of N E A Sor- knowing. But in any event it would wood—and knew it on Wednesday wet voters are going to make any bis pints and quarts and elimination ^^mber. Audit Bureau of Clrcula- appear that flagrant deception was and years before that—even though particular impression in th fall elec of court congestion now caused by practiced upon the President some the evidence Is against us. How tions, but meanwhile they have the many petty prohibition cases. The t i^ a ______object will be to “reduce the supply ever, in default of the assistance of satisfaction of believing that a few The Herald Prlntlnar Company.Jne^ where, else be would never in the httle things are being done to ap of intoxicating liquors for bever Maumee no financial responsibility a comp or a proof reader, we shall rbr'typosrraphlcal errors appearing in world have made “the ^ statement pease them. age purposes" by going after the advertisements In the Manchester that be did. probably make this notable person Defend Personal Bights wholesale manufacturers and dis HE simple, unpretentious forms of the furniture.of early New Eng*- lIvpnlnF Herald^______age Hayward'the next time. Such Take, for Instance, the recent tributors. This program has the ring land have a quaint charm about them that is much desired in roomn It is easy to Imagine Mr. Hoover of familiarity, hut it always sounds FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1930. had habits are almost as hard to declaration of leaders of various T of modem days. You’ll be delighted with the famous Watkins being highly exasperated over this dry organiEatlons for the sanctity sensible and serves to appease the Collection of Early American Reproductions in maple and cherry....tor break as the habit of being a prohi of the home. Representatives of wrath of the wets while promising N. y. DRY PROBLEM incident. It is not easy to imagine included are pieces for every desirable use in country or city home. You’ll bis forgiving the trick that seems bitionist. I the Anti-Saloon League, the Meth the drys some constructive achieve J^tw York is not only a big state odist Board of Temperance, Pro ment. like the exclusive Watkins designs and the low Watkins prices which are but'pna providing sharp contrasts to have been played upon him or hibition and Publio Morals, the W. The drys will he restrained from still lower during the Semi-Annual Sale. botWMR urban and rural interests falling to call to strict account the C. 'T. U. .and the Committee of One hollering that the administration doesn’t mean business because Pro Sb5 trends of thought It has huge author of it, whoever be may be. IN NEW YORK Thousand issued a manifesto which drew a distinct line bet^en the hibition Director Amos Woodcock Dur designers have caught the spirit of Martha Washington Sewing Cab Cflismopolitan centers and gfreat business of drinking in ones own is going to ask Congress for 600 ad OVER-CAUTION the old in this curly maple lowboy. inet in curly maple. Priced n r m M distinctively original Amer- New York, Aug. 8.—New York kitchen and actually trafficking in ditional agents to put over his pro It is a beautiful piece wMch can be The esteemed Waterbury Republi during the Semi-Annual Sale at S m in character as any in the pastel . . ■ hooch. The drys have so often scorn gram. used in the ball, living room, dining counUy. It is at once as,wet and can, girding with velvet buttoned It Is a soft summer twilight With ed tke “personal liberty" argument Meanwhile, the country may well room or breakfut room or the bed foil at the engagement announce of the wets that, although they are await with interest the-next blast room.' af diy as'any commonwealth in the a pallid young moon waiting fiir still very far from accepting that from Chairman George Wlckersham $19-75 Xhslon, depending on the locality. ment of Henry L. Mencken and en approaching darkness to give it argument, it is no less than surpris of the crime commission. Wlcker For-which reasons the attitudes of larging on that cynical writer’s ad proper glamour. ing to hear them say: sham has been the champion tee- $39-00 fta najor political parties on the mission that “I formerly w u not “We specifically repudiate all en terer in the administration’s afore Spool turned drop leaf table in ma Across the mean streets of Har mentioned balemclng act. First he ple. An outstanding viUue for as wise ai I am now," says: “After lem, where half-nude pickaninnies forcement policies that do not re iltteitioii of prohibition this year gard, and safeguard every personal wrote to Governor Roosevelt of New it has been reduced from 172.00 w itfbe of peeular interest to the allr the best critic is the man who frolic in dirty streets against a right. Personal habits and the con York suggesting the possibility of to brings to a finer and finer edge his background of biowsy tenements, modification. Then he announced eeuntry at. large and the entire duct of the home are in the field of Curly maple Butterfly tables that will critical attitude toward his own streams a varied parade of humans private morals. These 'should not he that prohibition was as well enforc Slnst in particular. ^ plodding ahead toward the veln-llke find many charming places to be use criticism.” touched by the hand of the law un ed as any other law. The last time ful in your home. titeder the leadership of Governor roads and pathways of a near-by less they cross their boundaries and be spoke he dwelt reflectively on $39-00 Bi^sevelt the Democratic-party, ip This is as elegant and clever an bill. . . . then .only by due process of law .. ., British success in reducing con nR human probability, will declare epigram as you will often run across From beyond the bill, where the The primary attack is on the traffic sumption of alcohol without pro {Quaint Cape Cod Chairs covered is for the repeal of the Eighteenth in a newspaper editorial. Yet we Hudson’s banks become more pic of intoxicating liquors." hibition. Nobody knows what $ 15-75 turesquely overgrown, another At the same time develops what George will say next time, but hard in a seleetien of Watkins dis Amendment and will pledge itself have a bauntlng fear that if the tinctive chitttses. stream of humans move. • • • And appears to b.e a tendency on the ly anyone expects him to say it Republican’s editor should govern against the return of the saloon. soon the hill’s arteries are choked part of the administration to loosen i^hou t previous consultation ^ th If Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler haa his own course by it he eventually the ties which have bound it these President Hoover. with cars that screech their warn The Betsy Converse tavern table was In bis way the Republican party will would lose his hold on his readers. ings and humans who seem like $29-50. their spired by a time mellowed piece from do precisely the same thing, thereby Because that way lies timidity. And magnified 'ants scurrying to feet makes a new and distracting our Antique Shop. It is made of when timidity enters, then editorial little sand-home. feverish in some little Spanish tav soUd maple pegged together and ia at one stroke eliminating the liquor ern. . ^ . series of noises. . . ..Outside the expression becomes a washout. an exclusive Watkins Reproduction. question as an issue beNveen the The outdoor symphonies have be- Below, from my perch In a twtv walls the teuti drivers set up their two parties. But the Republican In this game it doesn’t do to ex gim. . . . The annual pageant bit seat, myriad matches flash like chants. . . . “Taxi sir. . . .“ amine too closely the strength of fireflies as impatient smokers light “Taxi missus, ..." _ •tate chairman, W. J. Maier, is so of the Lewisobn Stadium is again $ 1 8 -0 0 '' afraid of the prohibition issue that yoiu: critical position. If you dp. being, staged. And tonight the up. . . . The street sounds become Two symphonies In one here un a strange series of magnified buza- der the rising moon. . .. . The city b f advocating a straddle by the you will be like the gen^eral who, Philharmonic players will present Ravel’s “Bolero," latest favorite In inga. . . . Passing autos, paying and the composer in a fascinating Repubiican platform—a course because his defenses are not abso the music world. . . . no attention to their geography, and disturbing duel. . . . lutely, impregnable, refuses to fight GILBERT SWAN. which he evidently does not see Here is one of Manhattan’s sum utter their jarring warnings. . . . Maple or mahogany magazine rack that would instantly make liquor the one and "keeps on ^retreating to new mer nights, containing those in . combines sturdiness with a charming .^md only major issue of the cam* ones, \mtil eventually be. is licked gredients to be found only in New The sympbpny Is finished . . . simplicity. palgn. without a battle. . York. . . . the* players take up a Brahms and Besides, there are always plenty iPor Just outside the stately am-' a'Tchaikowskji . . . And now the UOTAJIO l i Maier has bis way and succeeds fever of Manhattaif begins to come $3-95 in getting a compromise platform and more than plenty of readers phitheater, with its scattered spots of gay color, the discordant, loosely upon the audience. . . . As if by who stand ready to do the criticis adopted by the New York RepubU* constructed sybphony of the city one voice they seem to have asked cans he will probably placate a com- ing of your criticisms. Why deny each other. . . . “Now that we’re flings its defiance at all competi “A man who does not love praise paiitive handful of di7 voters who them the opportunity for self ex tors. . . . Far away down the hill all way out here, how-are we going to get home?" is not a full man.” otherwise would bolt the party and pression? , ; side, and far away across the black —Henry Ward Beecher. stretches, millions of city lights One by one figures begin to move WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. name *&' independent candidate. weave- eerie patterns through the from their seats and make their But be will be handing the election WATCH THE STUBS way stealthily toward the gate. “■Vanity is essentially the sigh of rising heat waves. a shallow pecsonaiity." to the Democrats on a platter; Forest fires in New England dur All the instrumentation of a me Some will rush for subways and 65 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER some will fight for tfixls and some whereas by following the Butler idea ing the last few days show that the tropolis—the muted rumble of “Films are mental chewing gum- usual midsummer immunity from traffic, the mixture of whistles and will make their way on foot toward and getting rid of the prohibition the busses and some will loiter to the publio thkt pays for them.” such 'Visitations does not hold good horns, the swish-swish of tens of —Eric Von Stroheim. quwtion altogether—save for the thousands of feet against sidewalks imder the trees of the Hudson and h an d ^ of bolters—and then in 1930. Ordinarily it is next to im and pavements! . . . Out in the watch the moon reflect itself and possible to start a woodland , confla some will walk and walk smd won “If I only had one sermon to tile main issue the infinite street, just beyond the stadium, a preach it would be' a sermon again.it Tammany corruption disclosed in gration when the trees and imder- closer V. medley of sounds! . . . A der when the crowds will thin sufficiently to make a subway com ‘ pride.” the last few months the Republicans growth are in full verdure and the peanut- r'wbistie, the street cries of —Gilbert K. Chesterton. a^hot’ ibg; vendor, a traffic cop's fortable. ground is damp with retained mois could almost beyond question win in warning,' the hustle of late ar- The program is far from ended, '%waUt.' ture. The extraordinary-: heat and and yet the wary ones already are “Art and life ought to be hur Hvers. . . . riedly remarried and brought to live I Fear of the drys is becoming the dryness of recent weeks, however, 'And a semi-circle of open high on the move. . . . Down below, where chairs are scattered over the together.” worst of political handicaps. have created a condition under way across which flashes patterns —Hugh WaJpole. diseases we seem to-be heir to, and,; ground, there is movement like tlie at the same time have learned that • which the risk of forest fires is al of lights from passing cars. . . . Their “honk, hank” injects itself beginaing of a panic when smoke MfREy TO yOUR we individually are able to contred BATH-CLAD most as great in August as is usual is sensed in a theater. . . . 'There BANKER SERIOUSLY HURT to“the extent that we can keep from incongruously into a wind-like Portomouth, N. H., Aug. 7— (AP) The Laurel Beach Association, in October or a dry April.: . chorus of 'Violins. . . . Is the aheep-llke stampede of the having all these troubles that the —WllUam F. Hite, Huntington, W. human family is complaining'of to-: an^ouB to maintain for its Milford This is a'■clfcumstan^ ; which Below, across a sea of heads and city in the process of beginning.. . . Va. banker and. publisher, was fatal HEALTH backs, the musicians play the One moves and two move. . . . i S y JOr F'jRjKrsfic "H scey^ day?” , rafbrt a reputation of dignity and should be home in mind|by every ly injured today in a collision be Answer: There is no one particu sprightly measures of the bolero Two move and four move.' . . • tween his car and a lumber truck AurmoQ o r MSTwey-ro HesLTtr propriety, has requested cottagers smoker who rides in an automobile. Soon the gate is alive with moving lar gland which is'responsible.for / . . . now In lowest tones . . . now here. Mrs. Hite was Injured and AO ywrtfani rtgvAig Htalth D«t b* aniMradL there to refrain from parading the Even the most heedless individual the brasses. The dance grows mad heads and bodies. the diseases of the human body, i taken to the Portsmouth hospital mI wldrasMd #nwlop9 vwil sncloMd. Perhaps you are referring to the ^ streato in bathing suits without ought to realise that > the'beat and der and-madder > as the composer Down the hill they are stream ■with her husband where he died VifSn o** OM flidt of ptftf oidf. Lottort omil not i ing again. . . . The shuffle of their ductless glands o f which there are -80^ sort of outer covering. No drought of this summer are serious visions knives flashing and tempers soon after the crash. ISO weidk, Addmt Db Pnab MeCor. cm of 'ibii quite a number in the body, -each matiers in themselves and that, to legal coercion is attempted and no WATERMELONS ARE COQWNQ ^and dinner, as the melon itself is having special functions—sonte of body pretends that his morals are ado to them unnecessarily |the com ^very easUy digested, being mostly which are imknown. I Sm sending you some articles about these glands being endangered by the suhstitu- plication of Yorest fires would be, The Yanks Are Coming! “ It’s Watermelon Time in the Old water and fruit sugar« Many of my patients have taken which I believe will give you much t|'o(|i of swimming rigs for ordinary this year, more than Commonly Home Town”, might be the theme helpful information. criminal. ', • ^ song of summer.. For the peak of exclusive watermelon fasts, using dotbes on the streets; the Associa no other food but watermelon for , (Liver as Food) tion'presents the matter as one Already the 'ditches arc'^ ^11 of the summer beat and the delldoiu Question:—V. A. D. writes: “I cooling juice of the watermelon ar several days. In each case they re wholly of good and bad taste. fallen leaves and dead grass. Any ported feeling much better and, read an-article in a health magazine rive together. In fact, the water stating that liver would cause The Association might' have car burning match or cigar or cigarette melon may be considered as almost cleaner. i - „ People who are fond of this de Bright’s disease. What is the trutb ried-its argument a bit fuffher. It stub, thrown from an automobile being a drihk; It is PO per cent about this statement? I had always water and this is thb purest water tectable and lucious summer fruit might have bluntly s\qi;gesUd that onto the road, is almost sure to be may sit down to a cold slice 6 t thought that liver was good food, nature is able to produce. This is a especially in anemic conditions or the average' huxnan being in a bath whirled among the roadside litter by thirst quencher, put up in nature’s melon and proceed to eat until they cannot hold any more. If no other where the blood was poor,” ing niit looks like hell—and by bell the breeze se^ up ^ e ^ itself. own soda fountain with an- attrac Ainswer: I believe I read the same And every once in a whl^ iuch a tive cool color, fruit sugar, mineral food is eaten at the same time, this w i mean the superlative of distress- will not be injurious, as quite ajaqfe article you refer to which was writ- fulness. Very few women—^very castoff spark starts a blase. sdts, vitami^ aufi & pleasantly teu by a doctor who ia a vegetarian. sweet pulp. ' quantity csin be eaten at one time few indeed—and almost no men can Put out your stubs. I ■with only beneficial effect When I have experimented in every way The watermelon originated in eaten in this way the'watermelon is with liver in such conditions as really stand the test of the modem Africa where it haZ been since the anemia, but regret to My that I REOISTBA'nON . cooling, satisfying and wholesome. bdthing suit. It brings out every beginning o f histoi^, so that the Those who are especially fond of cannot observe any lasting effects imperfection of structure, coloring The Manchester voter who is negro’s fondness for watermelon watermelofi, cantaloupe .or casaba from this treatment. Both, the liver and textive. The ensemble present sufficiently interested in the’political must be an inherited instinct Its re melon, and-wish to.use-these melons and kidneys contain toxic sub freshment valuZ on a hot day has with meals, may easily satisfy their stances which counteract the good ed by a group of bathers is discour- affairs of town and state to desire a made it popular not only in Africa, from their food value which is voice in the naming of party candi appetite by ad^ng a small amount ag1n|T enough when they are lolling Egypt and in the Orient, but in of melon to a salad. An attractive otherwise much, the same as any on Che beaCh—when they parade the dates, and who is not already regis South America, Mexico, Europe, way to use melon with a salad is to other meat. In my salad days I was Canada, the United States and, in st^sts in all their blemishes, fat, tered as a member of any-political add small balls of melon to the a vegetarian, 'biA tor many years fact, everyplace where man has past I have b e l i e f in the value of bones, fleabitea- and pimples, it is party, will be debarred from that salad.'*!^ese bsdls are made with a traveled. potato baiter, which is the same in the use of wholesome meats. The teriible. privilege i^ ess before 10 o’clock this Not alone, is man fond of this strument for making Parisian pota benefit from meat-eating has beim If the Laurel Beach plea proves evening he presents himself to the food but also every ahimal, include toes. This instrument can be secured proven to me by experience with inelfectual perhaps the Beach Assq- registrars at the Municipal ^Building Ing elephants iuid lions. Water in any hardwaxe store or restaurant thousands of patients. I even recom melons are alkaline-forming foo^ . mend gelatin which ia sometimes dltlOT might try the experiment of and puts hinuielf, on recoiti as a supply bouse. Another way of using the main: elements which' they sup watermelon at the meal is to use a made from the hoofs and hldM of - pqttbig up three or four good big party member. '' ply being lime, icon and potash. very thin slice with ice cream. Slice animals, but I have not been able mirrors at strategic points. We’ll This is the last opportirnKy for They should be eaten when fully the melon fine, remove the seeds, to find a place for live^ In the diets bet would start a reform if not registration for the primaries this ripe, as then the natural sugar is and serve the ice cream on top of of my patients. completely developed. Dietetically, a year. The othemlse ^gible^ voter the piece of melon. This may.be used the safest rule to follow is to make as an entire luncheon, or as a des PBESiDliNT INAUGURATED who. makes himself Inell^ble by a complete meal of the melon, using sert at the end of the meal provid NOT Ea s il y FORGIVEN failure to record his party 'affilia as much as desired, at one time and ing only a small amoimt of melon Bogota, Colombia^-Aug. 7.— (AP) Unless we are greatly mistaken tion wjll have nobody In the world nothing else. Thus, a meal of water Is used. —^AU Colombia joined today in melon will make a. delicious luncheon celebrating the inauguration o f Dr. somebody in the War Department to blame but himself if 1^ that in summer and easy-to prepare. Enrique Olaya H e m ^ as fifty-first has been brewing trouble for him his party has made nominations not , QUESTIONS AND ANWEBS Used alone, watermelon will, not * president of Colombia. self. The other day announcement to his liking. ' ; ." only taste the best but give the best (Dnctless Glands) Tke capital was patted by an es was made that Major General Doug< results from a health standpoint Li Question:—O. H. asks: “Will you timated crowd of'lOO.dOQ who wait ed f o t hours.to see the fbrmer Cc- ‘las' MacArthur had been appointed SKILLED WOl^YING,, the summer months there is a lv ^ a please give me the name, location the chance of using too much of the and function of that particular lotttbian minister to the Iktited chief of staff of the United Statee One of the things tiiat is worry heavy foods. You will find that a organ in the human structure which Statolji take the oath. A m y , which it apposition of com- ing us is this: When the time luncheon of watermelon will balance scientists of today are finding out is ' The entire army panded ia re ir^cnd next only to that of jtbe Presi comer when a roimd-the-world filer the heavy foods used at breakfaat held responsible for mdst all tha v i e w . ------. ■J* - ■ I,' y EVENrtio HERALD, SOUTH MiSNCHESTER. CONN.. F R ID A T , AUGUST Town Series Critics Don’t Agree W e st Sides At New ujjp gQj; 1 Depends On New York - At Pltt»bur*k»— I AB. B. H, FO, A E- r o b in s 6, PIRATBS 4 Playing Here Combs, If ...... 4 1 1 9 i • Brooklyn : Reese. 2b ...... 3,» 2 1 I I « AB. R, 11; PO. A. E. T>.. ,u ..u on Ruth, rf ...... 22 1 I 0 0 0 Chocolate Lost Frederick, cf . ,,A r. 1 '2 0 0 XAasseri, 3b ...... 4 1 1 2 0 0 ...5 2 21 2 0 the West Sides will agree to 4rop ITODgl Gilbert, 3b ... The Bon Ami believes they are and Gehrl|T, lb * » • ? 2 Local Tean Herman, rf .. ...4 0 3 ; 4 0 0 Sam Massey from their roster and toe Green agrees to drop Sipples if 0.0.60 0 .. .5 0 1 0 4 0 Rice, of ...... ,..•••4 AIHIMS.ROSINS Wright, as ... thus make possible *a three-corner toe West Side wUl toss out M ^ e y s Lary, ss ...... 3 Bisionette, lb ...5 0 1 7 0 0 Bengough, c ...... 4 for D^eat Snfferd Eai Two of Three Officials Rale jpERGUSONfLATT Lopes, c ...... 4 0 1 7 4 0 ed ba^ebaU fight for toe^ town name. Each have played but one Wells, p ...... 4 Brassier, U .. ...3 11200 0 0 0 0 championship will be 'decided defi flM,SODOyMKS Hendrick, If .. ...1 At toe recwit meeting of the 32 6 10 27 6 1 Flowers, 2b . ...4 0 2 , 4 1 C nitely one way or another tonight. Boston „ or m Berg Winnen Associated' [{i| S E M W N M ^ Elliott, p ,.., The matter was discussed last night three teams, a. situation arose AB. R. H. PO. A. B. Lee, X ...... but all of the players were not whereby it was Impossible to make Durst. If ...... 3 0 1 2 0 0. Vance, p .... Miller. X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 The league . iMdliir Philadelphia present. The opinion of those on any headway by voting 0 ^ 0 0 0 to'Iw Viiffon. Press Sees Chocolate Oni — Boone, xx •.. every representative felt sii^arly Rotbroek. If ...... -..0 AtbletloB and Brookiys Robhui were Finn, XXX ... hand was in favor of refusing to V^&rstler, ss e#eeeee»J 0 0 “2 I 0 London. Ont., Aug. 8'.— ( ^ ) — Clark, p .... on a question. For Instance ^ Berrye xx # ...... 1 bowitog a lw f today a.t a pace that The Canadian Amateur golf cham play in toe series without Massey. The Clay'Hills c^.Harttord ^ Top; So Do Many of Ex 37 6 14 27 12 0 Meanwhile, the Green and Ben teams voted to do a cerWn to * fthyns* ss ••••■eees**® tbded no gooA lo r thf. clubs .. that pionship had gone to intematioi^ Pittsburgh disliked by the other, toe latte. ReS&TTt 2b e'etesss***^ come to Mancheeter tonight to fu ^ in earnest today with two Ameri AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Ami are sitting placidly by waiting Webb, rf ...... 4 are doing the chosinf in the currant k for the decision. It is understood merely refused and thus no hea l- Oliver, cf ...... 4 major league basaball pennant nlsh oj^sition for the perts; Battle Was Hum cans and two Canadians left to bat L. Waner, cf . way was made. On a vote basis for Beeves, 2b ...... 4 tle for the crown relinqui^ed by P. Waner, cf . from the officials of these two or have Sweeney, lb ...... 4 races.' at the West 'Side Playgroimds. ’T ^ Grantham, 2b . ganizations that if Massey is retain example, aU gfames shoifid HeVlng,' S ...peee»*»4 ’The A’s beat. the Senators at game will start promptiy'"at ,«:l5 Eddie Held of Great Neck, N. Y* been played at the West Side, and dinger. In the semi-final r o p d toda^C . Comorosky, If ed, that the Green and Bon Ami MacFayden, p ...... 3 Shibe Park 4 to 1 yeaiterday, thanks Traynor, 3b .. toe West Sides would have been Small, XXX • e e . r . 1. to Jimmy Font’s Slzt homer of toe ° clock, •1: . Ross Somerville of London, Ont., Bartcll, ss ... will get together and play A vh other for toe title, leaving the^^est forced to play without Mwwey. It 1 9 24 13 1 yewr in the sixth Iniflng with two on It will be remembered ib a t.tl^ By ALAN J. GOULD. was to rneet J. Raymond Ferguson Suhr, lb ...... 88 of Philadelphia while J^arroU W. Bool, c ...... Sides on the outside looking in. The was when they refused that to? New York ...... 300 000 20x—5 base. d a y HUla' turned back t|e W e^ Kremer, p .. . „ V V A.... Q I AT>\__A bat-1 Stuart of Montreal battled a whole argument centers over the meeting eQfied abruptly. ' PulUng up on the Senators, the Sides earlier in the season and thf! New York. Aug. 8-( AP)~A bat pi^tt. • Brame, z .... Buns batted Yanks won their second Straight Sanksy. zz .. Ruth 2; three base bits, Genri*. locals are out to square account^ tered little bundle of ebony lighting Bponcer, p .. Ruth; locrlflces, Uirryj douWe plays, -Victory over the, Red Sox S to 1. Rekan to priniBipally becauie\Of timely triples The visitors are very anxious machinery sat huddled in his comer Reese to l*ry to _ Oehrls, 35 4 U 27 10 0 Sweeney: Isft on basee, New York 7, by Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. The turn the trick again and. ‘Captam at the Polo Grounds last night after Brooklyn ...... J®® 021 ®®2—6 Boston 8: base balla off MacFay hard flgfatiaig Cubs just managed to Tommy O’Leary is bringing out 1^ ten of the most furious rounds of Pittsburgh ...... 201 OCl 000—4 Enterprise Apparently don 3; struck out, by keep toe Robins^ ttom increasing best tesm.' They have alsct securen Runs batted In, Wright, Grantham, Fayden n umpires, BUdebrand. the services of Jimmy . Alexander slambang boxing New York has Traynor 2. Gilbert 2, Herman, Vanee.^ Ormsby and Guthrie: tjnsA 1:45. their 3H game lead when they nosed Y__Batted for Durat in Ith. _ and Mickey McKeamen for toe o^ AND Brame, Frederick; two- base hits, out the C sr^ 6 to 5. Chick Hafey. | witnessed in many a moon. As Joe Grantham. Flowers. Bool; three base United States * Best Hope lx —Batted for Waratler In 8 th. casion. Alexander will probably bb T T X T n ^ XXX—Batted for'MacFayden In 9th. Cardinal > slugger, drove in all his Humphries walked toward him, with hits. Gilbert, Frederick; stolen bases, team’s runs '^th bis 30th homer i used at first base in place^ of P«t L. Waner, Grantham: sacrifices, Lee. Peakes who has not quite recoveij official slips in hand. Kid Chocolate t IIIFV Comorosky. Herman: double plays and a double. i ed from-a broken finger suffer^ By TOM HOBGAN <»wind. Although she once yielded to ^ ATHLB'nCS 4, n a t io n a l s 1 leaped up .in anticipation of being Kremer to Bartell to Sul^> Bartell to ' For toe second tixQ® in two days whfie catching in toe championshtp Suhr; left on bases, Brooklyn ^ Associated Press Staff Writer. Weetamoe, Vanderbilt outskipper- Philadelphia toe Robins beat toe' Pirates, this proclaimed the winner, only to stum Pittsburgh 8; bases on balls. oK ed George I^iebols and overhauled AB. K. H. PO. A. B. game.of Travelers Leaim®. » Vance 3, Kremer 1, Spencer 1; struck time by a 6 to 4 count ’The Robins ble back and faU into a sobbing heap Weetamoe shortly after the half Dykes. Sb , ...... ® ® ® ® I ^ now have beaten tbe Pirates, eleven is expected that Tom O’Leary ww The Durable Dutchman out. by Elliott 1. Kremer 2, Vance 6, Newport, R. I., Aug. 8.— (AP.)— be back on toe mound with Daly in bis comer as Humphries sudden Spencer 3. Clark I: hUs, off Elliott 3 With three etralgbt victories to bor way mark was passed. Cochrane, c ...... 3 i i 3 o o times and lost to them on only four If'you are not satisfied with l^be toe receiving end. Coach Brennsm ly checked himself, turned and lift In 1. Vance 8 In 7. Kremer 11 In 6, credit, Harold S. Vanderbilt took About fifty sailing, yachts were occasions. Ruth as the reason for toe Yankees Spencer 3 in 3.. Clark none In 1: wlh’ competing today for toe Astor l « x T ’ ::::::::3 i i 9 o o nas decided to use his 'strongs^ nlng pitcher, Vance; losing pitcher. toe Enterprlee, emalloet of tbe four M m e r . ^ r : : ...... 3 0 2 1 0 0 team and plans to use Mantelli m ed the hand of Jackie Kid Berg in being up there this year, how about Cups, Instittited by ,John Jacob At Wllllamb. 2b ...... 3 0 0 4 4 1 giving first base toe once over? Spencer: umpires, Moran, Scott and oandldatee for toe defense of the Tom Heeney’s handlers claim to® box with Lampreebt holding him token of triumph. Reardon: time. 2^7. America’s Cup, out to tbe starting tor who perished years ago In tho Boley. ss ...... 3 ® ® ® | « In those few dramatic moments, Here is a young man fighting for X—Batted for Elliott In 2d. Titanic disaster. There are separate Walberg, p ...... j3 ® _® ^ that be was unable to finish his up. I the batting leadership of toe Ameri XX—Batted for Vance Ih sti*- line today with an excellent chance fight with Tuffy Griffiths because Sunday, toe West Sides will pliw pulse stirring to a crowd of 25,000 XXX*—Ran for Boona In 9th. of ending toe eight-day New. York trophies for sloops and schooner' , 29 1 6 27 U 1 can League in his eighth season in Washington rubbing'alcohol got in his eye in toe strong Tunxis team from Wind^ toat had been thrilled by a sensa z—Batted for Kremer In Cth. Yacht Club cruise Saturday in first The four new America’s Cup candi sor. Frank Locke will do mound tional batUe of litUe feUows, the the majors and in his 27th year of ss—Ban for Brame In 8th. AB. K. H. PO. A. E. the rest period before thp final life. We refer to Columbia Lou position. Enterprise has taken throe dates are ineligible In this competi Myer. 2b ...... 3 0 0 2 1 0 winning streak that Kid Chocolate tion, but-toey had'special cups do round. ^ [duty for to? Gehrig, toe most Durable Dutch At St, Louis:—. first places and two seconds in five Hayes, 2b ...... '.3 0 0 1 2 0 appeared, to have kept intact was CUBS 0, CARDS races while Weetamoe, the Morgan nated by CdmmOdore, Vincent Astor Bluege, 3b ...... 5 0 1 3 1 0 brought to a sudden end. It was his man. Chicago to race for. Maniush, If ...... 5 0 1 4 0 0 One June afternoon in 1925, Mill- x a a H. PO. A. B, Nichole boat, and Yankee, toe Bos first defeat in 169 battles. Tomorrow toe fleet at large will f f l ‘e"'ib’ I \ I I Entirely bn the strength, of his -er Huggins cast a sharp glance over Blair, 2b ...... 5 1 1 1 3 0 ton contender, each were able to . .5 2 2 2 2 0 race for toe King’s Cup, donated by Harris, rf ...... 4 o 2 2 0 0 tireless aggressiveness Berg won by the Yankee bench, and bade L M ■COPyCiGHT 1930 j f j^ NEA SERVICE /n c ERNEST olivi imsBAm s W< ^ > 53£3 r-. I ■ar.’f Ihf SISTEB ttA ttt: p .1 b e g i n HEBE TODAY Mona that GABBY SLOAN, th^ The otheiTday I called up a friend and asked. her to have lunch with i - Sweet greatt peppers’ oiler an! e*;-; ’■ '^'TkitHii^li • letter ‘that he re-, famons director, actually has no^ ta^ea from a friend In New York, tioed Anne, and she may be given me. But she couldn’t becajjse—“I’m j ryaur b o BIMEB, Hollywood see-. a “bit.” Dan, not liking Sloan, filling up my car "with youngsters } uro'vigetibles slid Denovers'attrac-' Mtfto writer and lomaer New^ although he has never actualiyj nnd am tsking them out to the tivriy and Ughttt Jibe p»ea,t course in iiia A newepaper man, meets met him, is a bit ^prehensive. country foir an airing,” she said. hot wfeatoeh- rexpembe^ that AtofB WINTER, who has come Anne seems so ambitious that he. “Then, my dear. I’ll give you a ‘ t a *,o* ® * meat p^uqeB heat' anfi Tnlsa, OUa., to try to get imagines ho may be making a banquet instead,” was 'my reply. stitute.in ;toe,. v^ay ..^ e ta b le s, “A good act like'that shopjd be re ektra work In the movies. nuismice of himself, and he does 0*0«9*o- Tniiic and eggsds desixable. not call on her for some time. warded. I only wish you had more i«o Adthbug^ peigiers have;,, cotnpwra-, ''Dan finds her i'•j ^ ;3,, - jr ••' ';i, j ^ j i r - r - " ...... n - . Best Stores The^est Blacks to Shop < '•- 'V ■- ' . . Although the mercury got no Uidi* Corn Damaged and ' Nebraska. Sonthem ance record all its own. Illinois'.continues-to bo one of the er than 86 in Cleveland, two)(heat- need fot more consultative clau:,e8 Elxtremely ' high temperature.^ Damage to com and pasture land driest sections of the. country. The deaths were reported.. ' ’ in agreements betwe^ nations, j HEAT CONTINUES shift from one,.part of the country* continues to be reported. Twenty last soaking r ^ there was late in Iowa’s tall com got a little, nwWK) per cent 'of Iowa’s com is said to JAPAN TO RATIFY i pointing out that willingness to cot- to the otker, scatiwred rains bring March. rain,' but in Nebraska where tb v s fer might be of little practical value Queer fwuts ing brief; joy here and there m a be paat saving. Eastern Nebraska is INTMDWEST It was 102 In Calro, Illinois, yes east^ part Is especially in nifcdiii if the organization to make con cool breeze now.;.and then conjured believed;,to be in even worse condl- of moisture the heat-continued liSBiT sultation effective is not immediate In Day’s Newt up a mirage of'autumn and com tidnr.^lSei.fi^cultural department terday and Evansville, Indiana, had LONDON SEA P A a Chicago, Aug. 8.—(AP.)—’The 102 also. It was 100 in Cincinnati. abated with unusually high huHaBBA ly available. Since the„United States fort. But the country as a whoi.e of the Santa Fe raUipad;, estimates 1y. High temperatures reached oog!^ is not a member of the League of heat hangs on, undaunted by a few swelters in one of the most prolong the damage vdU run from ten to 75 Farther south, Nashville record showers here and there and appar ed 104 degrees and Memphis 100. as far as the Pacific coast statisi-^^ Nations, he said, she may be forced ed hot spells in its history. per cent in Biinbis, Iowa, Missouri, i 38Q[. to find a solution of this problen^ ently datermined to set an endur , ------i Jaitanese Want Tax Barden along other channels. London. — George Bernard Shaw Arthur K. Kuhn, international has signed his first contract permit lawyer of New York, speaking be ting the filming of one of his plays. Lessened, Naval Expert fore the roimd table on “political The reason? “I want to make some prospects of aerial navigation," said money,” he said. that rapid development of air traf New York.—^It was a good idea Tells the Institute. . fic has accelerated the movement even though it didn't pah out. Loit for unification of private air law. As erers in the financial district gazed an illustration of interest in air expectanOy at the New York Fed Williamstown, Mass., Aug. 8 — traffic Regulation, he cited the con eral Reserve Bank when a fire (A.P)—Prediction ^ tnat Japan will vention called by the French gov broke out there. A billion, dollars ratify the London naval treaty in ernment at Warsaw, October, 1929, i : r f i in gold lay inside and who, knew but l,'953(-S the near future, despite opposition to consider a draft for an air trans what it might melt and oozte out. from Japanese naval experts and portation regime similar to that But the fire was slight and it didn’t. conseryative politicians, was made created at Berne for railway trans London.—^The newly created nobil before the Institute of Politics today portation. ity has its troubles. The supply of by Yusuke Tsurumi, former mem names is running out. A man ele ber of the Japanese Diet. - vated to the peerage may choose In an adcjress before the limita Dollar whatever name he desires, but most tion of armament conference, Mr. NEW DANCE RECORD choose to be known by the place they Fm r Natjosal Tsurumi stated that the present live. The growing list of peers is Japanese Cabinet occupies a strong reducing the available supply to the Sm/i/s,. position supported by the sentiment Chicago, Aug. 8.— (AP)— It alarming point. of the people, who favor ratification, started before the first robin was Poona, India.—Jail may make a Go Farther and by a stfong party which has seen in Lincoln Park; it had tolled good cook of Mrs. Sarojini Naidu, 274 members out of 466 in the, off-many weeks ^before the South the poetess, who is serving a sen House of Representatives. ern; Cross flew the north Atlantic; tence for violation of the salt laws. Too Much Taxes it was still going strong when She never learned to cook as a girl, Fresh FRUITS The Japanese people have felt wheat took a flop and com went but now she has a stove, buys vege there is no imminent danger of above a dollar. WEEK-END SPECIALS - foreign invasion since the signing of tables and supplies food to other But it'Stopped last night—the prisoners. and VEGETABLES the Versailles treaty in 19J.9, Mr. dance Marathon in a north side Tsurumi stated. ' In addition to ballroom. Finest Malaga this he pointed out the increase of Ann Gerry, Chicago, and Mike population in Japan coupled with AGAINST BIRTH CONTROL Fine Gouvas, Hammond, Ind., were the 10 11^ . a general business depression in re winners with 2,831 hours, four min Grapes L. 29c Granulated cent years hsisclntensified a demand utes and 30 seconds to their credit. London, Aug. 8.—(AP.)—^Thoj for the lessening of military and The managers said it was a new Daily Herald today says the AngU- Fancy Bartlett, L ar^ 'Size naval expenses. caji bishops at the Lambeth confer Opposition of the Japanese naval world record. The contest ended when medical ence have decided not to condemn P ears doz. 23c A expwts, he said, was based on the attendants ordered the other re uncompromisingly the practice 'of contention that agreements in Lon birth control, refusing to go further don were inadequate to mefet Japans maining couple off the floor after Fancy 15 lb. an examination of the man’s foot than to suggest it has no part in tlUM t'callf drnla" Iceberg'" naval requirements for - protection “the perfect Christian married life." Selected Peck of her safety. V. • sliowed it was too sore to dance 2 POTATOES Commander Thomas C. Kincaid, upon any longer. The decision, the'Herald adds, is Lettuce heads 15c U. S. N., read a paper prepared for considered a great victory for Lord Dawson of Penn, King George’s the Institute by Admiral William V. -,FIEEMAN DROWNED Fancy Native" Pratt, commander in chief of the physician, who has been striving to United States Navy and advisor of prevent any outstanding condemns- j Winthrop, Me., Aug. 8.—(AP)— tion of the principle. the American delegation at the l^n- Bertrand Levesque, 23, a private in Tomatoes n>- Pure and 2,1 lb. don‘ naval conference, whose official Sanitary pkgs. the ‘ Lewiston fire department is. duties prevented his attendance at drowned in a canoeing accident on a LARD the Institute. lake here late last night, it was The Prinnary Motive, learned today. Miss Yevonne Para HOLLYWOOD Admiral Pratt stated that the dis, 22, of Brunswick, who accom United States primary motive at the panied him, was rescued by Henry MARKET London naval conference was to ac» Lebrecque, a lieutenant in the Lew 381 East Center, Cor. P^kerl Kellegg's«»Crispp Fresh Flakes Ideal with Sliced Fruit complish agreement—by five powers iston fire department. possible and if not three or two. Levesque and a number of other Dial 4233 - MEATS Cooperation between American and Lewiston firemen were on a vaca Pkgs British delegates^ contributed ma tion on the shore of the lake. He BETTER MEAT AT Corn Flakes terially, toward the successful nego and Miss Paradis went for a late of best quality tiation of the London treaty, he sail in a canoe with an outboard LOWER PRICES declared, adding that “if any sacri motor. The craft began to sink and A Pure White Naptha Laundrg Soap ^ fices were made it was British who the couple jumped Levesque, who . . . .35c lb. made them.” Small Short Steaks 'Bars was a strong swimmer, striking his F N N N N N N N » ^>. gMMWMMMWMWWWWWWW^W#W^#W v ' s N . S S S S N S N S N v N N 'v V x NX N N \ N N N S N N N N .N .N >, .... .“ l| lim a s, k i o K A S : ‘Native Brc^eTia -^z- That Ntantic wae a p a r a ^ to. (Continued from Pagre 1.) the local companies of the Nation^ Guard in comparison with CTainp'^ ; mistake was discovered and Cam- Devens where they have abruptly ^ h a t^ s w h y A A lP Native ' bron had been rettiraed, was discovered that “they’re in the army now.” "'. ■ V eal Chops thwarted by a man wlio said he paid $42,000,Q0Q f pr : ( was an \mcle of the girl attacked.! , — Veal Cutlets : He harrangued the mob, saying the; r .vT^at Johh > the wresUer them la«t yeaf Boneless Veal I two men Erectly Involved had been; who meets Jack Ganson in the fea- R oasts j punished and advised against fur- i tiire bout at the ’ Hurley Stadium r o w e r s and manulaetnrers know Ground Veal I ther violence. j Monday evening, is well known m, that only their best products at/fair ------I Deeter was fatally shot Wednes- ] ManchMter, i i a ^ g met Gprices wfll’satisfy A&P’s millions'iiff cus E*ER^T>KEiT»e day night as he sat-in his parked! j.taha at .toe Armory on WeLs 1 car with Miss Mary Bal^, 19, of L street in years gone by. tomers. It is a distinct tribute to the high K ypLfnC E :,C )r I Marion. Four negroes appeared and [ , . “ ' ^ quality of New England products that j after ordering him to throw up his That-himdreds of voters here A&P buys so many of them. 's e m m if M ; hands, shot him four times. C^e of not registered ias ®^y Watermelons Yellow Com I toe assailants then attacked toe party. This deprives them of toe i girl. right to vote in toe primaries, al- ways Considi^red the more import-1 SHANKS OF HAM d»1 O Q to i Deeter was brought to toe Gramt How $42,000,000 ant of toe election days here. ' ^SHOUIJ>EBS OF LAMB Boiling cats, each V * $1;59 county hospital where he died yes- ' Boned and rolled. . > ______•' TENDER RIB ItOASTS, juicy. ■ terday afternoon. I BONBD LOINS OF LAMB, S'A-4 lbs. lynching of two negroes there last Standing or rolled. i Smith, Shipps, CAmeron and Sulli- was spent in 1929 LEGS OF LAMB ' van were arrested yesterday. night. , CANADA DRY OR Governor Harry G. Leslie is on a Freshly Ground g o l d e n a l e , d ozen ...... $2.09 H. Hardin, Grant coimty prose vacation trip in CJanada and could PINEHURST BEEF, lb...... '. $16,668,000 RIPE CALIFORNIA PEARS cutor told the Associated Press to- not be reached. Meanwhile his secre GROCERIES VEAL GROUND, 3 3 c I day no charges would be filed tary, L. O. Caiasey, has notified _ lb...... dozen...... against leaders of the mob. On the Manford G. Henley, adjutant gen- | j PRODUCE . 10,563,000 I other hand. Chief of Police Lewis eral of .toe Indiana National Guard, j Lindenmuoth said some action .. Ripe Honey Dew Green Peas to have a detachment ready for SOAP------. 6,969,000 “might be taken.” immediate ' service at Marion. The Melons French Sweet, Tender 1 The body of Shipp, after swinging National Guard is now at Camp BREIAD 1,782,000 ea. Delicious I against the side of toe building for Knox, Kentucky, for its two weeks Sweet I a time, was moved to toe tree on training.’ MEATS ...... 1,552,000 2 9 c ° 4 9 c 2 ^ ‘" 2 5 c I which Smith was hanged. The Otto G. Fifiel, secretary of state, Canta j l3mchers annoimced the bodies annoimce every state police officer Lean Cuts of SUGAR ...... 1,393,000 Pot Roasts I would be left there imtil noon, as a would be ready to assist the Grant CORNED BEEF. loupes i warning to other negroes. coimty officers.'Eight state officers (Large) Chucks— Bottom FOR THE WEEK END FISH ...... 1,100,000 Sheriff Campbell removed th® were sent from Muncie last night j NATIVE POTATOES Rounds— ^Top bodies of the negroes from the tree and it was said others would be Peck 35c Rounds— Sirloin at 6 o’clock tWs morning. At that ready to move today. Fine Granulated TEA ...... 900,000 hour there were only a few strag James M. Ogden, attorney gen Tips _____ glers about toe Court House. eral, sent two deputies to Marion. TOBACCO ____ 712,000 3 3 c ' The negro section of toe city was to assist County Prosecutor Harley] Sugar 10 lbs. 47c I quiet although during the night Hardin in making an inquiry. COFFEE...... 574j000 there was a gathering at which F ^ c y New , BAKERY there was criticism of police and POCKETBOOK STOLEN RAW MATERIALS 101,000 county officers for alleged failure to New Haven, Aug. 8.— (AP.)— Snow Flake Phone protect toe prisoners. ' Mary Dalmadowic, 23, was held up Potatoes 15 lbs. 29c EGGS ...... 85,000 Rolls Prosecuting Attorney Harleytiariey.by a'bandit early today and robb<^ Service Hardin said this morning that he j of $16 in money apd a! wrist watch, Raisin, ) W hole planned no immediate action j She was returning home from a lo- Until i against members of the mob. Thus cal hotel where toe is employed Famous New England Foods at A Gt P W heat I far, he said, no one has been identi- when a man pressed a gun against Bread. Nine I fied as having taken part in the tier side and snatched her pockety | -Listed below are only a few of the many N ew England-Foods at the A&P Ry Pan lynchings. Dock and watch. Tonight Bread Lewis Lindenmuth, Marion police KIRKMAN’S SOAP 5 cakes 27c chief, said none of his men had been STATE CONVENTION 3pkgSd:^10c Coifee able to identify any one connected Middletown, August 8.— (AP)— BEECHNUT GUM FRUIT DROPS Rings 14-lb. pfi?, 35c with the lynchings. The 25th anniversary of toe Falcon' n e g t a r t e a Society pf Cpnnecticut will be obV I jar. 9c MILITIA PREPARED served here at-toe annual .state] RAJAH MUSTARD ^ LUX Large Package 2pkg^'41c Indianapolis, Aug. 8.— (AP) — convention August 30, 31 and Septi! caii 19c State officials today took steps to 1. . EAGLE CONDENSED MH.K 1 ^ 1 1 render , immediate assistance to Twenty-six nests will be repre-| pk^l2c Grant cduntjKauthdrities in event of sented and will take part in a pr(> JUNKET POWDER gram of field sports and a parade. 24-oz. hot. Idc, any further disorders following the VINEGAR GUEST IVORY SOAP broadcloth family predominated, NEW SAFEH DEVICE V lge.idsg.23c I W STRIiONG CHANIXS followed by monotone and duo-tone IVORY FLAKES tweeds for sport-wear. The colors White Naphtha 3 c ^ ^ 12c favored seemed to be in the follow FOR SUBMARINE USE P. &G. SOAP .rhoteldc IN STYLE, SAYS RDBINOW ing rotation: black, first; brown, OLD COLONY BEVERAGE second; green, third; blue, fourth; 4 boi^. 2lic haffenreffer b e e r Stout or Sparkling and wine, fifth.” Cartagena, Spain, Aug 8— (AP) The Puritan Market Pale or Golden ,bot. Returns From Fall Exhibition------I A very interesting part of the CLICQUOT GINGER ALE __^The Ministry of Marine announces No. can 14c •of 1 New Creations in NevNew 1 fashion show program which ren- CorRer Main and Eldridge Streets. UNDERWOOD’S DEVILED HAM fYcfk— Hears Cheney Fash■ ■ dered local color and which was of that a submarine rescue de'vice in much interest to those from Sputo vented by Captain Arturo Genova marshmallow FLU FF lioilist. 1 6 - q z . e r a Manchester was a talk by Miss has proved successful in tests. * RUMFORD’S BAKING POWDER Marion Stevenson, Cheney Brothers’ Captain Genova is commander of ^ pkg.l^ {‘The silhouettes for fall 1930 fashionist. Garments selected will “THE HOME OP FOOD VALUES” PLYMOUTH ROCK GELATINE wijl reveal many striking changes commence to arrive at our store a submarine diidsion with head PRUDENCE CORNED BEEF HASH can 29c fr^m that of last year,” said Wil- shortly and will be, in most cases, quarters in Cartegena. His deidce Quality meats at prices that are always below those of our ■ 3pkgs.2Sc GOOD LUCK JAR RINGS liapn Rubinow, who with Miss Mary popularly priced. Some of the hais is described as a type of “submar competitors have created for us an eni^ble reputation as the . ; cral0c Campjjell and Mrs. Mary Lewis of selected .have come in and are on' ine elevator” in which a single man FRIEND’S BROWN BREAD Rijbinpw’s, has been attending display at the store now. is sheltered each time that it rises place for the thrifty housewife to do her shopping. '3rolfa2^ Gikycfe De Vyne. fall exhibition of STATLER TOILET PAPER to the surface. It is said to be a The quality of our products has won us ah ever lhaeasing cir l-lKpkjg.^Tcf di^sds, coats and hats. About two MILK PRICES GO UP special' type of buoy in which a GORTQN^ CODFISH hi^dred new creations were etoibit- member of a sunken submarine crew cle of friends. Our special prices for the w^k-end make it ex ELMWOOD CHICKEN in JELLY jar 47c edj mpny of which were • original New York, Aug. 8.— (AP)—^The c ^ find refuge. The buoy rises to tremely worth while for you to visit the Puritan Market and 3 bars 10c P ^ sien models. first direct effect of toe' draught the surface, toe man is taken aboard MILLER^S and NECCO CANDY l^-oz.‘ ^ijg.lOc 1‘The predominating materials was refificted here today when milk the rescue ship and the buoy is learn the true meaning of food values. SALADA TEA - ^ _ shbwii for evening wear were satin, ’ dealers announced an increase of hauled back to the submarine. 'No. I c a n ^ crepe,' metallic cloth) net and chif one cent a quart in toe price of milk Two series of tests were conduct CRANBERRY SAUCE Ocean Spray BU TTiai BAKER’S COCOA No. % Gan Ifc fon—also a few velvets; for after- to be put into effect beginning Mon ed duriug which toe inventor and a SUGAR New Potatoes B. & M. BEANS 3 cans 50c nc»n wear velvet, satin, crepe ‘ and day. . machinist were taken from the sub s m t u o A i MOXIE 26-oz. bote 16c * The raise was ascribed to merged submarine “C-3” in th® har 10 lbs. 'SPECIAL SUFBEME WHEATENA pkg. 22c faille, i Travel crepe, sport tweeds BAKER’S VANILLA^ _B ptfle.2ftc and khitted fabrics predominated in drought conditions which have re bor of this city. L E N O X SOAP 2 cakes 9c the sport-wear showing. Among duced pasturage and required feed Officials are seeking to have toe m i n u t e TAPiWA - " th^ materials for coatings toe ing of grain to ^ r y herds. de-vice adopted by the Spanish jiavy. 4 5 c 2 8 c 4 b c " STAR SOAP cake 5c CHIPSO , Ige. pkg. 20c FRIEND’S B EAN S can TASTYEAST -O^r lOc SELOX Ige. pkg. 15c No.Gan 2^ SPECIAL 2 8 c POUND GRAB MEAT 'XV':. ' W e g 4 ^ a Complete Line of Fresh Fruits and VegetaMes SIRLOIN„ROUND, SHOKT STEAKS Native Tomatoes, 5 lbs. .. 25c Bananas, 5 lbs...... 25c > . 4 . / Tel. 5114 North School St. Tel. 5114 GENUINE SPRING F U L L L IN E Fresh Pork LAMB Celery,.2 bunches — ... 25c Iceberg Lettuce^ 60 size, OF 25c I 9 c " 1 Elberta Peaches, 6 1& has. 49c ■^3 heads . . . .. Quality and Low l^ees 2 6 c “ FRUITS Leg of Lamb ROAST I*ORK'' are usually inconsistent. ' But at the present time Smith’s is offering the seemingly Rib, Chops VEGETABLES R IB E N D : impossible —quality merchandise . at low prices. Lamb Stew lOo MEATS ^ FANCY FOWL SUGAR CURED .STEER RIB ROASTS, bmied if desired, lb. ... .23c-29c MEATS SKINNED BACK HAMS \ BONELESS OVEN ROAStS, any weight, lb. Hamburg Legs Lamb _ 29c 3 0 c “ 2 5 c " ’ SHORT or SIRLOIN STEAK, lb...... ••••;?“ Rib Roast Beef 28c-33c Roast Pork ...... 25c Aver, weight 4-5 lbs. 10-12 lbs. Aver. SHOULDER or CHUCK STEAK, lb. . , ...... 2 ^ Lamb Stew I 2V2C Roast Veal ...... 35c SPRING LAMB LEGS, lb...... 2»c ,, Native Broilers ______45c lb. STRICTLY Bacon Ham Ends 20c SPRING LAMB FORES, lb...... • 12c . Pot Roasts FR E SH EGGS Fresh Rib Beef 1WT*T*T*1«. • X • . lOc Shankless Ham ...... 23c Squares Bc' and roUed If desIretL ■' , ’ Coimed Beef ...... 12%c dozen lb. Pot Roasts 28c-35c 1 7 c "■ 2 8 c RIB LAivlB CHOPS, lb ...... 35c FRESH RIB END ROAST PORK, lb...... ^ FRESH PLUMP YOUNG FOWL, 4 lb. aver., lb. ... ,3& GROCEMIe S •• FRUITS — VEGETABLES SUNNYKIEliD ® ()tIJ )p iS , lb ...... ^ ■ Sugar, 10 lbs. f«T« "X*' • • 52c Armour’s Beans, 3 cdns B^T'BOILEb HAMj Macbine Sliced, lb. . ...i,.. . w - Alatcbes, 6 boxes 21c Squash, 3ifor,— 1 0 c Chipso f.T4x.'nc»x«r*T«i.z.i.z*i x * /v Cucumbers, 3 for Legs o f Veid,' V eal C h o ^ Shoulder Vieal P&GSoap, 5for C.X.?. '.i.i.r .i. - XtZKi. SSiW Snwt, BEBRSC ^ . Onions, 8 lbs. .... 'SMOKED SHOULDERS u a m Cream Lunch Crackers, > PURELARD m ^ Th. 1 1 _ _ ------— ------1 . ^ — Bananas, :4 lbs. .. ti21k.b0x 3|c V lb. ■ I ...... iiii ■■■ ' ! . M ■ Graham Cradters, 2ib.-box 34c Apples! 6 lbs. .. 1 4 to 6 lbs.’Aver. * ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS . ? ...... - — . • ■ : V. --.l' ■■ A.- ,r,. ;• t^/.v I . ■ ■ V'. ■ 'r" •\- \ y '■ "t’t i »-, ■ Mi^CHBSTBR BVBNTNG HBRAI^i SOUTH^MANCHESTp, CO!W, /I^ AUGUST 8, 1980. iN)M(W tXXKXXKIOOOa m ■ ■ I i. Ij i |ji|i 8 p-w iVwwgg?^^ y . ■ V* ■ V5i3- ':“ 'fe WWWWWMWWWWWiWWWWW^****^^******* »j-* ^ •' eeo8S6«8«**ai 7 partment, Chamber of Commerce of !^s"ociation‘ of Commercial Orgfanl- piMUNlKBlJ* ""the United States, in his > classes,* zation. Secretaries, American Trade says: “In the competition for muni Association Executives and North cipal' supremacy the successful city western University. ^ Sq&NCX AND BUSINESS is not going to be the one,which .E. J. McCabe, executive.secretary r P an d 6 provides food, clothing and shelter of the Manchester Chamber cf for all of its citizens, nor will it Commerce, is in attendance at the Institute Which E. J. McCabe be the city of paved streets and National Institute., sdAS Is Attending Studies All pure water, nor the city with large ;; Community Problems. hanif deposits, for all municipalities WAENS GARDEN SPRtSVIJiBS will provide these necessities- of Washington— (AP)-*-The habitual Comaaunity . development es a acl-- civilized existence. The successful “sprinkler” has been warned by the 5 19e race and a business is the theme of city, the one which wili grow at the department of sigrlculture ' that he the 10th Annuai Session of Com expense of others, the one which may do bis garden more harm than, !The White Naptha Soap . mercial and Trade Organization wili prosper when times are bad, good during diy periods. The proper Executives National Institute, in will be the city which provides the method, it saya la to soak the soil nssion at Northwestern University, proper stimulus during hours of about once a week. leisure so that the hours of work' Evanston,'HL, beginning August 3, HONORS ON E N E l^ " fbr a period of weeks. may be more efficient, which pro Trial'and error methods have vides for the health ,and education Palermo, Italy-^(AP1—As a sign Hale's Food Departments^ been replaced with the scientific of its citizens and finally which that the war is over, the bodies of rtudy process system, exemplified transforms a mere existence into a 39 Himgarians who dledHto deten-* in a course of instructions involving life of health, happiness and well tion 'camps’ In ^ cU y' ^ v e been every phase of community develop- being.” ' interred in the Victory monument The National Institute is held un here. The ex-enemy dead were sa^ Reduce The Piddes 9 1 inent. . . . der the auspices of the Chamber of luted with full military honors a t r Gardner S. Rogers, assistant the burial ceremony. manager. Civic Development De Commerce of the U. S., National Expert buying combinee with pre#iBllnk uuirket m w ditions have enabled us to pass on these pripa^edn^ “ *A efiACA tA wKom thev belona • • cXHE CONSUBfESR -•V- The Ideal Summer Meat! , V FINIeST AMERICAN -U SALE Sugar Cured Grahnlated Sugar HAM Wheaties U)o®iJ» ’ /•... Id lbs. 4 7 \ IconeSupr (Whole uid Shank Ends) Packed la sanltaiy cartons. ^ 1 5 « P k g . Choice of Armour’s Star and inriatcd Cudahy’s Puritan ham. There ^iMricsn SsgiT wiU be two representatives here ttnmigCaBruu Whole v^eat flakes tomorrow to help you select, the 25 lbs. $1.22 100 lbs. $1.70 with all the bran. An size you wish. -y' 1 , -a , V- - ^ , other full size package for Ic. t -.X V, BUTTER Creamery Grote and Weigel Hale’s Morning Provisions COFFEE Luxury. Made of only the purest and best ingred Cmifecttoneris ' ■ '‘X . 4 ^^. '-.-V ‘ ients. SUGAR or W a ^ re d - -' -’’ s s 1* OCEAN BATHING at HOME FrankSuters HALE’S FAMOUS Large' i RK tang of salt air . . . circulation and promotes B o lo g n a ■•V Size 2 fo r the bracing stimnla- physical energy. - . » RINGS tion of sea bathing . . . new Simply pour a box of Ivory (American) ^ h yitality . . . improved skin Salt into a third of a tub l b ..,...... Z 9 « m a y o n k a k e ^ o n get these effects of water, and massage the S3 oz. GaL 8 oz. 16 oz. right in your own bath muscles well. Afterwards L iv e rw u rs t room with Ivory Salt— ^the rinse off the salt. S1.9d same fine salt yon use for Try an Ivory Salt bath to B o lo g n a Made fresh every day right hefere year e y e . At tower price, for freritor g«Kto. aUeT. teated .trlctly fresh eggs are u ssdj) ? . kitchen and table. night and see how much better (Polish) Ivory Salt in the bath wakes up you look and feel! H3o • • • • • • • , 200 Dozen Ge^ Cooldiik Ivory Salt Golden Bantam •IV? THE SALTY SALT— FLOWS FREELY MisceUaneous \ ...... - ♦ , YELLOW CORN S p e cia ls IS lb. pdek 2 8 c 2 1 c d o z . Mealy, good oobking potatoes. , Pnrdiase a peck tomor North Pole CRAR MEAT, can . •:.•.... »diSo f S cans 80c. New pack. Fresh picked, government inspected. Not too row and be nssurda of getting good, new pototoes—reason- ' in the right stage to get that full, sweet, tender flavor. Give, ably priced. " El Campo TUNA FISH, can ...... 19o the family a treat with fresh shccotash. r<« i light meat. Delaware Sweht Meat . Ballantine’s MALT,... can 48c, 3 cans 9i?c Native, Sound Ripe Light and dark with hops. Quaker CRA C RELS------3 pkgs. 36c TOMATOES 4 Ib c. 2 S c CANTALOUPES 8 (dr ISe the Sweet,'Julcyi'Native ^ ...... RUNKO ...... 1-3 lb. 3Sc, 1 lb. 4So Native Summer The delirious, nutritious malt and choco> late flavored drink.. , SQUASH 2 fo r 5 c PEACHES I 4 . 1 . ‘ ' Native,-Gennlnc^ Red Wing PURE JELLIES, 3 jars . . . .39c Fresh presh Picked 8 ounce glass. Sunbeam’s Pure PRESERV ES.. lb. jar 35c LIM A BEA N S 2 q ts . 21c HUCEXEBEBlUgS B A L t A N T I N E New ------Comet PEANUT BUTM3R, ...... lb. 19o California c 3 j„o„ja icebergIceberg , In glass barrels. Made of selected roast- ^ ed peanuts. “l e " t t u c e X Io rlS e OM19N8 allM.|Oe MALT Moat Best Cut Prime Rib Tender Quarter SlidR X . 8XEAK I.AMB ROAST ROiMiT iBEEF , ' ^ ■ . , '45c'ib.V 25^ and 294 iV ■■ Y6e ib. Bfrt !Ciirt ' - Strength V v Tendrir Tender, Lrin' Tender Cut 'P o rk C h ^ s » » S 5 c Purity Flavor Shoulder Roast ^ 24c Porterhouse Steak n^ ssc ■ . . 'x: 4> M' ' ' ■ r-'h -.fU -.y .j' X" F o n Fsrk, Fresh, Lean (for boiling) j'^ttd,' L ^ ' \ a 1 7 s B a e f R ib s tt> I d o NEWARK, NEW JERSEY -P o t R o a st '.A-/-. -fYMfe. MStim’ - ci' • - ' X • • . -. 1 . d I- V- < ' d-f. - r ?Rest Cut. ■ i Tender, Small^ B r i i b M N i . ' ?Sirloin'‘8i^ ak . I %45c Legs of Lamb tt* S 7s FrnrnHiasfiFBim 'V-. . 'jcv'jray.* ? i i \ ^ • . , -,e • vr . *r,. I V., m a n ^ ^ t e e ' e v e n t ^ s o u t h MANGHCSTT^ - - ■ PAGE FOURTEEN THEC B i r i ' A M D .3^!C5S9S3C90C9E9C9CS(3Uk9kSV»3k%9k9^^^ ---- ^ A----— —— —— —— — — ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A — to e trip. Refreshments lyv'-*--: 'I, '/hour feature durinir COLORED' ■■ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 HOUSES FOR REP«I 65 SU^ECT IS^^iOLLED Want'Ad InformatloB______the V RECXJNDITIONED USED CARS VULCAN G AB STOVE, 810 i Oak TO r e n t —COZY.: .HOME of 4 y, Ta.Bf^ach. fit yemon Center "Sold With A Guarantee” Dining Room Set, 830; one 3-Piece' rooms with improvements, includ IN POLICE STATION! R O C K V n i l fovi iajton m \ » , .aoa of Mz. and Manchester . Jacquard Living Room Set, 899. ing shades and, gai^e. Inquire Mrs. R q t^ L i^ of Prospect street 1928 Nash Sedan. Frank Plano, piamd Place, off Pros 1926 Nash Sedan. WATKINS will OTsiiM^ service at One of the leadiiw colors qrehesr ' . Evening Herald NeWv:}Yorfc, :A.yg. ,8.— (AP) — a ! Received O^^traing letter 'Vernon Center^ « a .S ^ d a y m onrinf. 1927 Nash Coach. .FURNITURE EXCHANGE , p ect traa In the couhtrjr will' 'p ^ fdc 1927 Dodge Sedan. robberiiis^^t«hot and ldlled,l A b o n fb f HaUngton received Mr. tiebe is .a i ^ of Qrblzer dancing .at Itou’B Pavilion, Ctystal CLASSIFIED FOR SALE—ONE PIANO, good FOR RENT—SINGLE house, 6 in a station^ today after he! ^ jetter tSto ' week demanding he Seminaiy), .knd "^tes-CtoUej^^^ in advertisements 1927 Star Coach. condition. Must be sold at once. rooms, all improyemtots, 135 Main Lake, Saturday,. August’ 9th. Dtm-' 1927 Oakland Sedan. had tshatciied a. Vj;4ete<^ye’s pistol _jace S50 000 tdider a bench in El- Maine, , It &^l£z^ted many of his can Mayers win brihg his TtileMhd Low price for- etteh. Inquire D. L. street. Call 3028 or 4078. ou ^ a tf t 5 ^ ’'dff|ceiB in. an at- K ^ ^ S e r Park and i f he faded friends from this dty will go to 1927 Essex Coat*. Bsnson, 26 Orchard street. Phone Jazz Band to C ^tal Lake. This 1926 Oldsmohile Sedan. tO‘aii0(A..his way.tJ^ v ito do so certain facts would be re- Vernon Center to hear him. Iniuaj.^InftlSli! ^be^?*M nuw word/and riw «vla«oni compound 4236. orchestra origb^y froth (Seoigia t r a d e s a n d t e r m s , WANTED TO RENT 68 t^tecriYe‘« fe ^ ^^‘" “ ^ . “^ ^^^i veaied. , Mil'eir Abom got^i“._^55 \ M illie Grove Picnic M two worda ttlnlmum co«t la Hlg^ ]^dge,^^tlon was iflaking a A t^ t thirly-flve members of the. caxne-to'New Ydric ahohf f# o years m a d d e n BROS. FOR SALE—TABLE, chairs, desk, with th6 State Police and Pollcen^ ago after a^hoitjethy In ChiCk||b. 681 Main St. Tel. 5500. COLUMBIA LAKE—6 room cot fingerprint of Robillon Fer Chailies-H ill was assigned to the Maple Grove Ladies Society enjoy ‘’l?n% *rSeri«“ day for transient buffet, dresser, chiffonier, mat nandez, 26, k/neiwq, who with an- ______ed a picnic on Wednesday at Savin They, have rapidiy'-gahfed a' fla- tress, screens, rugs, very reason tage, from August 9th to 16th, 2 A t the time the, money was tional reputation through- broad ElfectlT. Mar^ f o r s a l e —Have a beautiful sedan boats, 2 car garage. Phone Man oliier negro and. two white men i called for he was at the park. A Rock, They left Rockville at 9:30 with «»»"nii mileage which original able. 58 Chestnut street, A p t 11. been ca^urefi aftw: a confectionery; — ----- *- and spent the day sVdmming, boat casting over the Columbia. Systeih chester 5661. package containing a few twenty and making records for Bnuutwlck 6 Consecutive Days -.1 7 cU| » c « ly cost over 81800 but have no use Phone 4790. store hold-up. dollar hills being placed there and ing and at the entertainments. 3 consecutive Day. .. * ^ \\ « « for same. WiU sell.to some re Fernandez leaned over, seized Some of the piarty made the trip as weU as playing’ spnmj'bf the after a little waiting a young man “Hit of the Week” 'recOT^'The sponsible person on reasonable LOTS FOR SALE 73 Blpomfleld’s, pistol from, the hplster appeared Whp ,acted suspicious.i He by boat to-Lighthouse Point. The terms for 8350.00. Apply Box X, WANTED^TO BUY 58 and shot' ^ttroliiiiill Rtcharfi infers party, arrived home about 11:30 Dixieland Jazz Band is ^inai into for‘ ^*onTtVr'ST Tvl^ was questidiied by Hill and admitted the Cotton Club in New YorJ City FOR SALEi^TWO DESIRABLE who was guarding the other three he was the one who threatened Mr. after a most pleasant outing. da y advertising given upon Manchester Herald. WANTED—^TO BUY two or three Lots on East Center street. Phone for an extended engagement A oi^y Ads ordered for three six days bushels of Elderberries in good prisoners. He then shot Bloomfield A bom . « , Notes FOR QUICK SALE—825.00 takes 4942. after they play at Raus where they and stopped before the third « condition. Phone 4151. in the chest. The detective, despite The youth who was just over six Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fay of East dav will be charged only for the m a Chevrolet touring car in good his wound, wrested the g[un^rpm the teen years o f. age was before the street are spending a few days with will be heard from oyer Station tual number of times the ad running condition, can be seen at FOR SALE—TWO DESIRABLE WABc four nights a we^ from Pd chargin-r at the rate earned,* but lots on Cambridge street. Must prisoner and shot him through the Kington Justice Court on Wednea* their, daughter Mrs. Frank Woods Robinson’s Auto Supply Station, WANTED—BOY’S BICYCLE 20 to head. .ThO-: three surviving prison* day night Md , the case was con of Westwood, Mass. , 11:30/to 12:00 o’clock. onno allowance six time o ads ^ .stopped ^ ®' “ after.^te” tne thS sell at once, price right. : Inquire Duncan Mayers orchestra , js a 415 Main street So. Manchester. 22 inch frame. Telephone 8719. D. L. Benson, 26 Orchard street. ers are Ralph Braez, 22, a ne^o; tinued untU Monday night for Damon Temple, Pythian Sisters will meet on Monday evening in versatile band, offering^ sweet, melo ®^No*%'l forbids” ; display lines not Phone 4236. , . ' Ric^rd Diaz,:22,’:a-,ta3dcab chaiff- further action. f o r sale:—CADILLAC 8 con feur, and David EisslDerg, 26. They Forester’s Hall when the regular dious waltzes, perfect fox-trots, vertible coupe, 1929 model, six “Ice Itox” Bdndits Here negro spirituals, and stomps. They Herald will not be responsible APARTMENTS—FLATS— were held on chi^rges of, assault and ■■ The homes of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur meeting will be held. f o r r ^ o f e ?han one incorrect ln««tlon wire wheels, customs paint job, robbery. - — Kiowa Council, D. of P. will meet play a rather warm style of-music of any advertisement ordered for with extra accessories. Guaranteed TENEMENTS 63 Ludke and Mr. and Mrs John Davis but vary it enough so that .tliey do NEW AUTUMN STYLES Bloomfield, ih a serious condition, of West Road were entered the past in Red Men’s Hall on Friday eve nioro than on© tiin©. first class condition, nm 14,OOQ not grow, monotonous as is fhe 4;us- Th© Inadvertent omission CALL TODAY FOR THIS 5-room and Elfers sufferings from a minor week, but nothing of value was ning, when their regular meeting' rect publication of advertising will be miles. Cost 8^,000 last year, will ,rent with bath, lights, toUet, gas, woimd In the back, were taken to a will be held. All members are ex tom with some colored bandd:! ' rectified only by cancellation of the sell for 82,QOO, or nearest offer. Paris, Aug. 8;— (A P ) — Paris taken, but the Ice boxes were raided white sink, cement cellar, newly hospital. and all fool taken, so apparently the pected to he present With this phenomenal attraction, charge made for the service rendere^ Owner going abroad. R. E. wound up the autumn style shows in Miss Thea Petschke.of Providence Raus Pavilion should he p a ^ d to All advertisements must remodeled, 822 with garage. E. T. the Rue de la Paix last night with* burglars were hungry, as a large In style, copy and typography with Buchanan, 34 Park street, So. Seastrand, 91 So. Main street. ham was taken from one place. Sev is the guest of Miss Florence Eck- the doors.. Come .early and stayi late, regulations enforced l>y the Manchester. Phone 8387. out the explosion of a single bomb, hardt of West street. and a good time will be had-t^ all. •rs and they reserve the right to Tel. 7505. and now that it is all over the buy eral of the Ludke fa,mlly were en ROOSEVELT CHALLENGED joying a vacation. The burglars got Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Milanese ' of I The following Saturday iright, edit, revise or reject any copy con FOR RENT—5-ROOM FLAT with ers are breathing easier. Nothing Elizabeth street spent the past few August 16th, there will be a big sidered objectionable. BUSINESS SERVICES more serious than letting out hems, in the homes by breaking through CLOSING HOURS-^lassIfied ads to all modem improvements. Apply BY NATIVE TO A DUEL the wire of the screen door. days in New York City. balloon dance with 325.00 in cash be published same day OFFERED 13 16 Cambridge street or telephone raising waistlines and here and Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Flamm given away inside of this baloons. celved by 13 o’clock noon. Saturdays there the substitution of dull for Examination Off are spending a week at Old Orchard Watch for further announcements. 10:30 a. m. 3679. ’The Civil Service Examination, ASHES REMOVED BY THE LOAD shiny fabrics^ and some new colors Manila, Aug. 8.— (AP)—Nicholas Beach, Maine. Mr. Flamm is mana TELEPHONE YOUR or job. Any other jobs for light FOR RENT—4-ROOM FLAT with has occurred. which was called for August 23, to ger of-the Royal Store in Rockville, Roosevelt, President’Hoover’s recess fill the vacancy caused by the re W A N T ADS. truck. V. Firpo,'116 Wells street. garage. Inquire at 197 Oak The famous dress makers who ex appointee to the yice-govemorship and is recuperating from a recent Ads are accepted over the telephone Dial 6148. street. hibit during the last hectic hours of tirement' of Joseph Moss of the R. attack of illness; NEWHOPFORR-IDO: at the CHARGE RATE given above of the Philippines, today F. D, Route, has been called off as the grand finales put their approval lenged to a pistol due^bjr Narciso as a convenience to advertisers, but FOR RENT—5-ROOM NEW FLAT, on ankle length evening ricirts in it is imderstood from good author- the CASH RATES will be accepted M FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 Lapuz. The challenge .-w ^' ^'issued F U E t PAYMENT If paid at all improvements, steam h^t, 57 stead of ground length dresses or Ity that a man already in the service Summer street. Phone 7541, through a press assoeiktibh-' will be-transferred from city carrier S t Hubert, Que., Aug. 8.-i!^APJ— nMS office on or before the seventh A LARGE QUANiTTY of winter longer. In isetxospect.the outstand ENGINEER KILLED The British dirigible' R-lOO! w as in day following the August Kanehl. ing style innovations of the past lleveral days agb-;,tWo y<«mg FUi- to this route. It is expected if this each ad otherwise the CHARGE cabbage and kale plants, lOc pirios hurled into Manila”'’ Bay a change is made that the city carrier readiness today tor its prii^idsed r a t e will be collected No responsi dozen, 40c per 100, 83 per 1000, 85 -rWO-ROOM FURNISHED Apart two weeks are the upward trend of package which they said contained flight over the capital and other bility for errors in telephoned adi waistlines, teridency of sleeves to position will be passed oh to » sub Winslow, Ariz., AufiT- 8.— (APj— Canadian cities. .- will be assumed and their accuracy per 2000. Cauliflower 15c dozen, 81 ment. Improvements. 26 Birch a copy of Roosevelts book ‘VThe stitute. It has been rumored that per 100, 86‘ per 1000. Celery plants street. Also 4-room tenement at take on fancy, cuts, and Parisian ex-' Santa Fe' passenger train Niunber Repairs to the fin 'raich tvas cannot be guaranteed. ^ periments in gathered skirts. Philippines; A Treasure and a Prob Otto Preusse would be transferred 15c dozen, 81 per 100. Ten different 28 Birch street. Inquire Squires, lem.” This book has been widely 8i. from Los. Angeles to Chicago, stripped of itS' covering oh the' ttp IN D EX OF In colors substitution by Matzers to the R. F. D. Route, but no in broke through a rain-weakened colors of hardy phlox all In bloom. 26 Birch street. criticized here. formation to this effect has been re from isla n d to Canada have been CLASSIFICATIONS Buy them now and you will be of grey for beige is si^ficant; bridge 10 miles west of Josej^ City, completed and the airshlh^s^ siipply black and white is very promin^t A news photographer hired by a ceived from Washington as yet. Births ...... A sure that you will get the colors FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT boatman' for,^one peso (50 cents)!! Ariz., last night, killing the ea- of gas and fh^ had-bera t^en- Engs-gemenU ...... ^ you want. Telephone 8-3091, 379 with garage, all improvements. In both for day and evening. ' ’ ' r In Rockville Police Court ^ e e r, E. Blxby, ^lnd probably kill ished. Marriages ... m .:.*;.-...*'********- ^ weiti? widely Louis ArchacW of 23 High street Burnside Avenue Greenhouse, East quire 168 Hilliard street. Tei. 6034. advertised pack|ti|'e. Qnrvfifhing it ing the fireman, Morris B. Burttey. A flight over Ottawa lids' l$e ■ . f At*. ■ ' .-''■‘•T. -J V-.* ‘ i .'■ ; "^ ’ . « . . ..^ j' ;'■', *-i 1 fill'. I? llANCHEStER ^VEaJING HERALD, SOtlTH MANCHESTER^ CO^N., FRIDAY^ AUGUST 8,1930. vrr- ■,T' I ■ ' ■ ■ . <*• ■' ■ B y P e r c y L F l a p p e r F i ^ j x S a y & • '■ SKIPPX -•nffk' ncs.u.aeMaerr. 3 ' - ■ — . jucrtiiift "iS P ^ A K e M 6 > J' rv->i ^ *"■■ WHAT A fAAWiV T » ^ ; CHANTCe TO I P lW S iO ir^ ^ . ■h 6 p M V / C 5^ 6 ITIOW p p, T^^eV r» .p -lii V-■■ evCRV-THlM'l When xny r o tp ib e h ^ T p ' s|v\AaAA m c a n s He letheririitbet free; PRiVAT^- SCHOOLS- AN*-' lAfVT’kC' e t ^ D I w o ^ 'la th e r lather father 3,60L>T s t i c k i w * Than. h«re father lather me ToJ^fORrA School, Bu t *t w GRCkj’ T ■TO (OC/HS ’ . ,A'- .JX >' I > 'A ? ■ V ' ^ _ ENOUGH IS TOO MUCH tstiD u s e V f 'i Mhry had a li,ttle ekirt.i ' ' ’’It waen't euch a woW, Except that it coidd crawl and cr8iwl*"“ / S> Oh yce indeed, and how! If somebody would only discover | u a cou|;h medicine for radios. Geniuses seem to run in nations., For instsmce Italy, which gave us j ^7)5 ? ^ ' .".- .i .v Marconi, inventor of the radio, has : t.a,Q.,n’I Percy U Crosliy, Cr^ .ai1li»in rights resen’eA also produced Mussolini, one of the I Kin* Kwituret Syndicftte,. Inc. world’s champion loud speakers. | ■V^^ifey—Know what day this is ? i Hubby (romantically)— Our wed-, rijng anniversary. i cut <5LAoycft*i?i ilo caswo pulls a couple of fast CT30 THE a m a z e m e n t OF ALL, (— ‘ ONES, AND SAUES, NOT ONLM WASH u_ vHILO leads th e m to ' AN...... ANCIENT.. Hm V EASM, BUT MIARM A S UJEU.. FUMMER, THE ONLM ONE M C0C0 MBR\^ V ______. ^ S1«Mrr4r MARCOCHflAH^PICTtiglESir'XIN B y B l o s s e r FRECKl^S AND HIS FRIENDS Redding Flares U p .■J.s7r I DIDN'T TUINR VOU'D X WONDER IF THIS PlEcE TUIS IS VIHAT I'M I VNELL...I’LL JALR SAV/PEODIbks— THE BOVS VOU DON'T MEAN To r SEEM TO THlNR THIS HOLO-UP INSINUATE 1 WAS THE FLARE OP SO..... OF RNIFE blade THAT vvE IT WOULONT OBNlNS AT.... IF'jOa To CEOOiNG, BUT I'M’ EXCUSE ME FOR SURPRISE ME... \has p u l l e d BV SOMESOOy ONE that STOCIC them FOUND WHERE -WE WERE WANT TO SET SI3UR PAV- SURE HE WASN’T EVEN QUE^IONINS HEBE ON THE RANCH -• UP DO vou3? MO..jL .HELD UP HAS ANVTHINS JUST HANS ON BPLL BACK.LObu; FOB. ^ THE PABT/.... VOO... TM IT HEBE ON THE RANCH.- 8V THE WAV= VOU DIDN'T RIDE SORRV I! OSOAB a n ’ I FKsUBED DIDN'T; . RlOE q u e e n U. QUEEN '.‘A OUT that it was BESS that afte r - ^ BESS Some BCD'/ HERE who NOON, DID VOU ? HELD US up.... .A'i> fh iT y >?>s- (k rr-r E x p l a i n e d B y S m a l l (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMANSAM : , • Way down the shore they reach spent in watching how the wind f.' ed k placfe that brought a smile'to would . tahe the boas along the rue CHortV P(w Y ^ ,e «? vJfeLL,otD , WO-- r o 7UST UK6. SEe stream'. “Well, we can’t see them each one’s face. Big flat boats lined Auv sMcooRAoeFreNTy a n d Y g s I Y a c o k e , w e r e a g a i n ! the dock and my, their cargo sure any more,’’ said Scouty, ^“Let’s go V MPi^oR. scFrCes fNTOii Tteym'"Tb / was queer. “Look at the mules,” back to shore. I've seen so many 7 ..--..ICoLUecT I c/ii»FUR -TCt* W«tf**.- ■ c 'l OFfejftsk Y ^ ‘ one Tiny cried. “I guess they also things today,, ,it all seems like a BOUG-HT- VIOMD^ WHfCri.aCK weLL.ne otON'T like to ride. They.Iook so funny in a dream.” ’ ‘ eWC0URft<»€. tAE. boat. What ari they doing here?” They shortly landed,' safe and evii:.H€L.SAvo- “Why, they’re Missouri - mules, soimd, quite gflad to get on solid nly lad,’* replied^the' Travel WCiaii, ^ground. And „ then they found a “They’ve had a Whg, long journey .place to eat and sat down to some o’er the sea. They’re over here'to lunch. ~ “Gee, everything tastes work;' You see, our mules are good good,” said one. “This eating habit’s ■ . , ,'luj and; strong. When using them folks lots of fun." When they had eaten can’t go-wrong. They’re rather slow all they could, they were a happy t s in traveling but toen, they never bunch. , 1a •F shtrlc. ' •’ Out on the street again they \ ' “ Right now they’re being ship found a husky fellow walking ped away to some town near. ‘round. A great big tnmk was on • V m They'll leave today.” Just then the his back. Said Scouty, “Who are mule boats started off and< how the you?” The man replied. "A porter, \ ^ mules did jump- A t first they d i^ ’t son, and moving trunks la my day’s the'n4e,.aad theysil huddlid, fiiiaV' d s then ., slwok'hands with i . ' ttde 1^ side, but t l ^ they ,s6os Clowny and the lad said, "Howdy, got ugM to it. No more did theii/ do.” ke^s Ithump. . , . "r •fliV-boats-kad'ealni and'up they '• "(The " "Tinyiplteii see ' a strange IM*u.a went About • half an hour was cobbler In the next story.). varsisr ■-’Cr; ’■ »-''U • feAiiE SIXTEEN ' * . . .. ' •. • fS aiti^ater :"r^ 'ti ^ •;£?' W'-r-: ■ f/c' '.VxC'f '! I-- .... . *-••-'------'''na Sevto .Ridgewood, .street..people irfl ' ^ », ■•-•..‘■J motored to New York City yester ABOUT TOWN day for the dsy.7 the pdrty were f - Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gates and their son, Ronald, Mrs. Harold Mo- { Mrs. C. W. Bcdmaa of Summit dean, Mrs. Carl Modean, Mrs. Mary GLADIOLUS 'i'H ale’s - r "^ai^rd /a U nking Qentatt ($3, $4 ahd^ $5 Grades)^ All our $3,'’ $4, and $5-hatir have been re- 5 eds and; Springs prioed-r-$l.9& r Stmws, sUkhand felts in pas a n o t h e r T tels, blaCk^ahd navjr. Brimziied and brimless styles in models for miss and madam. $15.95 Simmon $10.95 Bed and B e d ...... $7.98 Spring ...... $5.49 Millinaiy— Main Floor, rear A-genuhie Simmon bed *A metal bed finished in inva'walnut finish. Full j, brown enamel with a bed size only. guaranteed spring. 3-4 bed size. Complete $5.49. h i $8.95 Metal Bed $4.49 A'handsome brown en-' Ta^stey s-Pastel Kids Heavyweight bed $10 Wooden Bed' amel finished inetal bed Spring . ------$4.95 RUN PROOF sheets that are >^th end cane panels^ guaranteed to Full bed size." ’ " A regiilar $10 spring. [give from 3 to‘5 for a wooden bed-'—1-2 years service. price. Full bed .rizei ...... ^ . Substand a r d s . Large size, 81x99 Walnut Metal RAYON inches.. B e d ...... $12.95 Guaranteed Bed A beautiful walnut fin ished bed with caned pan Springs ..... $4.95 Oneida Pillow Cases, 3 f o r ...... ^ els and medallion. Fin Guaranteed'bed springs Substandards of a nationally known brand but guar- (Regular $2.98'Gi:adcs)' ished; in. walnut.. - Full , in ■ single and full bed '* ■ bed'rize. sixes. , and 45x86* inches A ;■ 41c and 43c grades, - ' ■; Our .entire stock of $2.98 cdldrful tapestry and light summer kid bags Sheets and Cases— Main Floor, left have been-repriced for tomorrow. Pouche and under-arm styles in large Emmerich Pillows, Windsor Beds, and small i^i^ela. v ...... -V...... each ...... $2.50 e a c h ...... $10.95 Filled with new feath For the young girl’s Hand Bags— ^Main Floor, front > ers' and covered with room. Walnut finished 2 for $1.50 feather-proof ticking. Windsor bed. . Single size 21x27 inches. $2.50 each. only. ’ Sleeveless i RIPPLETl® ;/ $2.98 CiE(lNTZ\ f "-i Beds and Springs— Second Floor Children’ s SP R E A D S ...... $1.19 S P R E A D S ^ .: .V . $1.98 ^i'T; A novelty stripe’d*} ripplette All-over' flor^ 'jpattems in a An unusually large purchase from a bed spread in-stee,-80x105 inch tailored chintz spread. Full es. Blue, £^een,>gold‘and rose. bed size. Six colors. , ' Colonial maker, who was heavily overstocked gives CANPLEVnek SPREADS f...... $2.98 RAYON BED ' Quilted Comfortables you this remarkable opportunity to otty For the colonial ■ ’bedroom! SPREESr...... $2.98 For Yaungsters _ 1 S p ^ l ! Good' quality.', candlewick Attractive, jacqua'rd rayon first quality Rayon Underwear Jat great spreads in'’‘heayUy tiifted pat spreads in beautiful floral pat l t o 5 ' t terns in green,’ blue; ■ rose, or terns in rose, blue, green apd, savings. (Regular and extra sizes.). chid and gold. Single and full gold. Large si^, ... 84x105 bed sizes., inches; <■ « . T . Spreads— Main Floor, left Panties Bloomers .. Vests (50c and|$l Gradesl^T .w Pink and Peach Mattress :^ e s e socks pere purchased - OSbl little voUe ‘'Co,imtry:4©iblh’’ colpn- at a-well known' import^ and dimity frocks lal ' '’qpUted comfort private' auction - and they INNER-SPRING COTTON FILLED for, the petite,.. ables that can be.used would ordinarily retail at -miss;, and sun- - street Floor.- v ' M A T T R E SS .... $17.5q . . m a t t r e s s e s . . $9.95 as a "spread or>a com r______50c and $1. Straight and back suits for the >- littie A guaranteed inner-spring heavy, . 60-pound cotton, iortable.... All-over d«figns. with-scalloped edges. Size tunr-back'soaks in novelty- xuan. Plain colors -and mattress in full and aixigle bed filled ntat&ess covered with 80x84 inches. The wanted shades. patterns' and colorings. 5^ . prints, in sizes 1 to . 5 sises, Three pattems in coven* rwtpp4..(4uallty ticking. Full and to ». > - v ; -..i,*- V, . y . ' > ' years: -J ; ^7. ! ings. , ,^riPomf(»^bleiPi^in Fl(k)r, left T fltein Floor, rigKtf' MattresseiMSetOQd Floor Main'Floors riar ' 'V,', 1 ' W ATKINS BROTHERS,. Inc, ' -J o tioeable,«oi!apartion Jt;food 4or. W^e^Bnjts^au dpzfin., com .has. jce-. native broilers from .4& cents-to.,42 shown\on the grand list Funeral Directors- . FOOD PRICES SHOW v prices in 'the' advertteem.__ 'cento a pound ;'^>eugarrcured hafil “ propbr^ in Manchester Hale’s Self ■ Sendee OroIjiijr.^L Irom '34 :centii;to/38 cents a poun^^ e4i lObilesi value that :i929 and'1980.'The drop Ih^mee nnd sh’o^der roast'from 34 cento; to 24 ’ I U R t 4 R P ESTABIISHED 55 YEABS W on'the automobiles two ^ siiKING'DECREASE range from* six oents on articlea’ for icwts; ',^e’ itriok-t cents a: pound; pot roast fr(w.v.!®> such ai native ihrcilera, bu|kl^ia|in,' )S6nts to 2 i cente;,a'pound. was considered too high ^ CHAEniATlIOAK^S^ ^ coffee and butter to^a maiaiauat-jof terhbhse'Wlnak from '7$ -cents toljBc! result the cuts in valusr Comparisonof ^Fignrefi In in” » 3^ nili|d||^at 'that tihdr vimve ; re- 26 cents .on native potato«|3^%, ' ’ cents; ^ ifim e fy butte 4 Maia Hale’s AdverUsin^' ^ Disclose A^lS-poimd peek of natlfilHpiKa- cents .UvndWr 41.centsL' _ .. mom- duqed.tiie -llst $59,PQ9: This year RoBertK. Andersotf^ j ■'^’^PKonetDflSceMTl Cut of 6 to* 26'.Cents, - ; toes Jaet year sold at 64 cents, fide now nortii end firemen outing at .there rhas been a itohulatioh. ntade Funeral Director ^ W ^ ^ Residence 7494 years at 28 :ceDts‘;-native green and .eSns at.'^vCehts-a pdimd; confec Lake George ^ be held Sunday in of all cars . that are assessed for striking reductions In-the cost of wax'beans, two quarts at 19. cents ttoM^.sUMu: has 1 dropped from 54 stead of Saturday as''stoted erron $100' jfmd^under |pdJt te teund that tiieia.ato. Jd»ady.41HMWs living (lunhg the past year are ao- last yeiur, now sSU at'thfee qtlirfi .cents idr ten pounds to - 47' xehts; eously yesterday. with the^work almost‘"completed.mpleted. placed• at •f* 'j.• <•' ^1^;' i • ‘ 1 -' i-T* r ct|? ‘-f 5r‘! ■ . • 'i. . w*. • ' -V . V t:..re--: .*'.1 ■ '■■•xs-'- / ■
a -hM given the i state its in- number In some diseases; un cSmided then that Eva;HMley. lars, plet^v'^A r^i^ ■ first “ mauster farm family.” >'*- . questionably In infestation with would be the wrong person to Ue to toe pork worm called trichina. “Because,” he thought, "those eyes ^Ni^'dlSpAD. m o m : CHINESE PEANUTS ^•The medicai profession and of hers would find it out.” ^^The .utiad'.shBiitva-'bIg ■Workers In research laboratories ahe' said presently, “-YouTe^^ torer wattoe^ l^ t»iy»iHg pageant ‘ ' ■'D^gtao, ■ ClliIl8^— (AP)—R ^ r ts t&oughout the world are spending'- right. Dm Rorimer. arid I do like toe drothr.,wia?:||^to'interest frprrr the important-peanut produc- W t amounts of time and energy, One to 'R CttshMuer, to! find toe significance of toe vaii- Wfi'CaB fit yoor foot, Igige or ginall, slebder or stont, ‘WeU,-what dqr.3^i%|lnk o f that, iWg • areas o f China .indicate M in-r ■ -'■ .. .: ■ »■ ' ■' . ^ ^ m vsry glad,” Dan .said. crease of from JO to 20 per ctot In ops: forms of white blood ceUs, > to Last Minute Price Sla^ on Ov, Entire aecnratdy and at anont half of what yon would I like you, Bva.” "Some wagie p l l ’ « t o y 1980 aereiyiB. , . S i^ntify these forms, and,to deter- normally pay. • * He tbor^t, watehing her “W hat nfine their exact relationships-^^*in- aJQ sorts of diseases. Stodk, : a, heartoreakifig smUo!’;, ^ : i X I 'll i» I ' i' --V T '!■ • . • ..CANNED B A «^ ^ m e a t J^ K T Open All Day Satnrdijr Unlfl 6 p. m. ' ^ “ Til tell you 'abou t myiself, ;^P3vH - SUCC5f’SSEU U *G actoS. - /Experts I on the blood can tell from these relationships*, whetoer said. “You’ve heard—everybody has *^‘What ;I8 y 6 iir ;'a ^ i^ 5 dqlng ? ’’ ; ^ "Jacksonville,’ ~ ^ A P ;) — ^ person concerned is suffering heard—of wkat happened ta some : . “ He Is an : «: Ca^ed -rabbit meat has mMe Its appearance in Florida. A qamon- fpipm one type of infection or an- of the:< stfir8 when pictures ^stef ted . *