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TWO IDAHO YOUTHS DEATH RODE WITH SEGRAVE RUSSELL Q U nS NOW BUDDHIST MONKS. SAVE SCREEN STAR San Francisco, June 16.— (AP^ Two Boise, Idaho, youths, or dained as celibate Buddhist UNDER FIRE AS monks, today began accomplish AS PLANT’; ment of their avowed ideal, bringing the east and west in m f 0 CHIEF closer relationship. Theordination ceremony, said to IS SUNK IN SOUND be the first in the United States, was conducted yesterday in the Schenectady to Anstriaha Public Criticism Over Re Sen-Buddhist Temple. i - ' Two Way Conyersatioh to n u c E S F U L i m Millionaire Yachtsman ^ porter’ s Murder Forces Be Broadcast By Stafion Thrown Into Water; Police Head to Resip; GIRL HERE WINS ON S iioa HUMET WGY So AD Can Hear: in Boy Lost; Other Boat Detective Chief Demoted. COLLEGE FUNDS I Tom Hayes was off for Schenec- Scores of Issues Plunge In Collision Rescues Crew • ■ Chicago, June 16.— (AP)—Wil j tady this morning as happy as a ! and Guests; Plant Was liam F. Russell announced his resig FOR HER ESSAYi Death rode In the Miss England U.. world’s fastest motor boat ^ I lark over the possibility of talking } from $5 to $20 a Share; Se^rave nation today as commissioner of Md^twreomp^ionT gavelt a ’trim'run'on Lake Windermere. England Crow^ of small craft lined I with his brother, John, from«whom j i threourse when it was announced that the British speed king, j he has not heard in 56 years. • Tom | police. New low Levels. Piloting His Own Boat at j faces the microphone of Station i Faced by severe public . criticisin | [^ 5 5 Patlicia S. Moroney ■ t o S ^ b S t proved Ti^be^the^paU^S ^leT^^For S egr^ve. s h o ^ in the i^et upper left, was fataUy in- of his conduct of the department ■ W2XAF, the short wave station of j I WGY in Schecnectady, at seven ' Tune. and apparent failure of the po’ice New York, June 16.— (AP) — to cope with the gang rule of Chi One of Winners of Fran-i « S.h“ pe?d. o’clock tomorrow morning, daylijrht Stock prices were swept into one of cago, the commissioner said be ha,d I time. At the same time his broth- Greenwich, June 16.— (AP)—An I er John will face the microphone of the most precipitour declines of the prepared a statement offering his unidentified boy was believed resignation to the mayor. cis Ganan Prize— One of I Station 2ME, Sydney, Australia, year by a torrent of selling orders and a two-way convefsation be- drowned and Philip W. Plant, mil Stege Demoted. PRESS IN BRITAIN today. A long list of pivotal issues 1 tween these two brothers, who have Commissioner Russell's retire Six Successful DEFENDS COLLEGE BOYS; established new low levels for 1930 lionaire sportsman, together with been lost to each other over half a Claire Windsor, New York actress, ment carried with it the demotion century will be attempted. , or longer, and the selling was so of John Stege, chief o f the Detec TALKS ON TARIFF To Be Broadcast. heavy the ticket fell nearly half an were rescued . from Long Island tive bureau, whom he assigned to Today brought great happiness Manchester people may listen in hour behind floor transactions. Sound early today after two fast day to captaincy of the Irving Park NOT WHAT PUBLIC SEES Scores of issues plimged 85 to into the home of Mrs. Gertrude H. * a ------— on the conversation by tuning in on cabin cruisers collided off Great police district. Moroney in Hillstown for with its Station WGY, Schenectady, at 7 a. nearly 8?0 a share. U. S. Steel de John H. Alcock, first deputy com clined $2.50 to $160, where powerful Captain’s Island. missioner, was expected to take dawning came the welcome news efforts were made to support it. Pdant’s yacht the Loleta, sank charge of the department pending ; B e d . f The stock was taken at that price in almost immediately after the col appointment of a new commission- ! Hurt American Foreign large blocks, but shortly after mid lision. The other boat the Chang cr. .1 day it broke slightly below that Wang n i of New York, remained Retirement ■ of the police head tion Declares They Are j ---- level. This' compared with a bot afloat and picked up the two sur came as no surprise to the city de-1 Robbers Lock Trade— The Comments.. | tom ot $150 a share reached in the vivors from the Loleta. spite RusseU’s frequent assertions i Not All Cheer Leaders In Big Safe and It Cannot Be November crash, at which level it Plant is a nephew of the lats that he w'ould never quit under fire. ■ Opened— Fear They Will Be was rumored a supporting order to Morton F. Plant, millionaire yachts Whether his action came upon de- ' buy 200,000 shares was placed. man. Suffocated. London, June 16 — (AP) — Al- j mands of Mayor William Hale j Nor Even Flask Toters. though the British press as a whole Telephone Tumbles Body Not Found Thompson w£is not known, for the r American Telephone tumbled $5 Plant, Miss Windsor and the Warsaw, Poland, June 16 — has not yet reacted to patesage o f ! mayor has maintained silence j the tariff bill by both Houses of | a share to a new low for the year missing boy, a youth of 18, known through the w^eek of public and [. Cambridge, Mass., June 16.— (AP) — Several professional close to $210. Last November, how only as "Ernie” were thrown into safebreakers today are hurrying Congress, some of the principal press attacks on gang acti\atie3 I (AP)—An optimistic view of the j ever, the stock touched $197. the water of the sound by the im to Lodz to attempt release of organs have voiced their \iews of that followed the killing last Mon modern trend in liberal education i the effect the new rates will have on Shares declining $7 Lo $10 included pact. The actress and the millionaire three members of the- largest American Water Works, Westing- day of a Chicago Tribune reporter. I which is bringing the masses to the | American foreign trade. Such ex sportsman were rescued by passen Alfred "Jake” Lingle. i private bank of that city who house Electric, Union Pacific, Gen apparently were locked in a pressions as have appeared take the gers of the Chang Wang m , but no universities, was taken by George eral American Tank, Worthington trace was found of the boy despite Results of Roundup. j E. Vincent, president of the Rocke- | safe by burglars yesterday. view that the effect will be decided Commissioner Russell was to ap- ; ly adverse. Pump, Vanadium, American Tobac a search of more than two hours. feller Foundation and former head j Discovery of tiie burglary co’ ®,""and Houston Oil, J. I. Case pear before the a t y Council police , was made-when-an' employee- - Thb Times,-^pointing out that Later today Indian Harbor police of the University of Minnesota,..in i. dropped $15 and Allied Chemical joined in the hunt for the boy. committee this afternoon to report an address before-the-Harvard-Fkij who 'descoided to ’‘'the vaultir." more than a score of foreign com tides already have protested aganist i nearly $20. The collision came Eis a climax the results of the seven day round- | Beta Kappa Society today. “ ^ " i There' he 'bteard muffled 'drldV By 1:30 o’clock efforts to support up of hoodlums, begim 24 hours] Dr. Vincent took exception with I for help.' the provisions of the tariff, says j to a week-end celebration on Great that several of them “have made i t , the market appeared to be meeting Captain’s Island, an exclusive re after lAngle’s death. Aldermanj the critics who claimed mediocrity ] The robbers seemingly had with some success. U. S. Steel Arthur F. Albert had announced be i was- fiooding the institutions of j opened the safe and put inside plain that if the United States is | sort, over the opening Saturday of resolved not to buy from them, they after reaching a new low . for the a new yacbt club and bathing w'ould demand a sixty day furlough j higher learning and summed up it a director and two other em movement at $159.25, rallied above for both Russell and Stege to per- | their disgust with the phrase, "the ployees. will have to reduce their buyings beach there. mit some other commanders to [ from the United States.” The paper $160, and slight rallies appeared in very term Collegiate which used to As no one outside could open several other pivotal issues. Selling Plant was piloting his own boat clean the city of gang domination suggest books, studies and a serene, the safe urgent calls were sent then continues: Thomas Hayes at the time of the collision while and corruption within the •depart Altered Conditions pressure slackened a little, and the Miss Patricia S. Moroney secluded life, now connotes to a to Warsow and Prague. ticker started _^to catch up with Jack Hibely was at the wheel of the It was feared that the three "In old conditions, such protests m. daylight time. It is possible ment. * . vast public, flashy clothes, coon- that some of the NatippflJ .r Bto^dr flew-iranaietions. Chang Wang in. Plant lives at Russell said he, would retain ms that ) x e r daughter. Miss Patricia S. imprisoned , men might be suf coiM be and were regarded with in- 1053 Fifth Avenue, New, York 40d skin coats, hip flasks, high-powered dirfwence._ The Indifference • still casting Company stations will car- place in the'^Uce department with Mofoney, 17 years old Manchester cars, and cheer leaders.” focated. ’ Taylor at 169 Seventy-eighth street. his civil service rank-as captain. High schoor student, had won four perasts,_ at'any_ _ rate in Congress, _ ry the broadcast, but this h ^ Takes Opposite View but'it is doubtful whether it is justi- {been definitely decided today. $ta- Besides Miss Windsor and Plant, years tuition in any United States On the contrary Dr. Vincent as the unidentified sailor, a youth of college or university and |2,000 ad fied in the altered economic condi- Uion WGY is easily reached by local VICE PRESIDENT serted: "To confine education to a HOOVER NEUTRAL tions today. Even with an enormous radios and no doubt many Manches 18, and Captain E. K. Hatfield of ditional. smzill elite set apart to be the ex home market practically reserved ter people will be interested' to lis New London, who was in command, HUNGARY HONORS Miss Moroney’s invaluable reward clusive high priests of culture, ten in on the conversation between were aboard the Loleta. All were came for writing one of the best for their explitation, many Ameri would defeat one main purpose of can industries have come to rely Tom and John Hayes. SIGNS THE TARIFF thrown intd the water by the im essays on chemistry in a field of liberal education, the diffusion of its IN JERSEY RACE pact and later rescued by the Chang over 500,000 High school, student more and more upon their export ., Spontaneous. influence to the largest number trade to keep their plants nmning It will be entirely spontaneous on Wang, which remained afloat al TRINITY GRADUATE contributors in the United States. capable of sharing its satisfactions. though badly damaged. Her composition was adjudged the at full capacity and the plain in Tom’s part, at least, because he has "The hope lies not in exclusion of timation conveyed by this tariff not prepared anything to say to his Bill Now Goes to President Earl Larrimore, a member of the secemd best of the six finishing next mediocrity from colleges, but in the Theater Guild of New York; to that of a Portland, Oregon, stud Haads Off Pohey by White that the United .States, though brother. Asked this inoriiing if be gradual shift of emphasis in stu j' anxious to continue to sell, is de knew what he was.going to : ^Ik Therese Lewis, of 50 East 58th Degree Conferred on Rev. ent. . All get the same rewards. dent opinion to higher levels of street. New York and J. H. Vincent . :. • Heitf s By Phone termined not to buy from abroad about Tom said, “ Anybody ' who for His Signature; Import' thought and appreciation. This is House; ProbiKtion to Be can hardly fail to affect that trade.” knows me, knows that I can find of Greenwich, guests on the Chang Miss Moroney was getting ready the ideal so piquantly set forth by Wang, were also thrown overboard :W . N. Jones at Com to go to. school this morning as Expressing the view that the chief plenty to say even if they only give President Lowell, who described me half a second on the air.” Radio ers Stage Big Race. and rescued. usual, when the glad tidings came. the Harvard house plan as ‘merely A friend o f the family called from Issue at Primaries. (Continaed on Page Three.) engineers at Schenectady- say that Cook Injured mencement Exercises. designed to make the intellectual it is _ impossible to guar^tee good Henry Smallwood, negro cook on East Hartford to offer congratula life respectable in Cambridge. ” tions. . Mrs. Moroney said she was reception of such a conversation. Washington, June 16.— (AP)— the Taylor yacht, was thrown taken completely by surprise and at I Newark, N. J., Jime 16.— (AP)— Atmospheric conditions may be Vice President Curtis today signed against a refrigerator by the col Hartford, June 16.— (AP)— first did not know what it was all ; Enlivened by two statements from CAPONE’S BROTHER such that it will be unable to get the tariff bill for immediate trans lision and received a severe cut on the White House of neutrality a ^ through to Australia well or to, pick the head. He was taken to GrefiSs. George De Ghika, Hungarian Royal' about It was the first inkling she I mission to the White House where General of New York, repre-!I had of the great riATXTQnews. I’Jcr Her daugh- TRINITY HONORS i contest for the Republican Sena-1 up Sydney's signal. However, two wlch hospital. C6nsal Hunearv' ter wasn’t feeUng very well but the ______I torial race which has attracted j way conversations have been ^ ar President Hoover ia expected to The Loleta left Port Jervis, L. L, sented the government I good news cheered her considerably GETS THREE YEARS ranged between the two stations affix his signature later in the day been believed he was convalsecing in a special honor toat was . \ ! and she was soon off for school, ai WILLIAM GILLETTE I “‘ i before and were most successful. or tomorrow. the Chang Wang sailed for New red upon the Rev. William Northoy, though a bit late The candidates are Ambassador | New System. William 'Tyler Page, veteran York last night from the Indian Jones of Perth Amboy, at the com Miss Moroney hasn’t had time yet The signal of Station 2MB ? In clerk of the House, delivered the Harbor Yacht Club, Greenwich. mencement exercises of Trinity Col to decide what college or university tor Freinghuysen and Representa- j Also Fined $10,000 for Fil- Sydney will be received at Schenec bulky document to the Senate at Following the collision the Taylor lege this morning. she will select. She had not planned tady on three antennas which are the outset of the session and in yacht returned to Greenwich irith Through the courtesy of the col to go to college next year, partly be John S. Bissell and Robert widely separated. A • new system clear audible tones, addressed the the survivors. Connecticut State lege, extended to the Hungarian gov cause of a lack of sufficient funds, _ _ 1 ni 1 been prohibition. Ambassador Mor- ing False Income Tax vice president: police and Coast Guard officials “Ihe House of Representatives ernment, the degree of Doctor of R KfienfiV J r Loc& l M on l advocating repeal of the 18th (Continued on Page Three.) were notified and a search was Sacred Theology of the Royal Hun (Continued on Page Three.) HCCUCjr, J I ., LUtiOi return to state has agreed to the conference report started for the body of the sailor. garian lisza Istvan University of control of liquor traffic. Freling- Return in Chicago. on the tariff bill and the Speaker of De Breczen was publicly conferred Get Bachelor Degrees. huysen standing for modification the House has affixed his signature NEW YORK EEPOR’^ , „ on Mr. Jones for his service to under Federal control and Fort run FAMOUS INVENTOR to said bUl.” New York, June 16.— (AP0-“ -:^ Hungarian congregations in this LEAGUE STUDYING ning on a dry platform with the Chicago, June 16— (AP)—Ralph Vice President Curtis immediate sailor drowned and ten persons,:5nj? country. backing of the state Anti-Saloon J. Capone, brother of Al "Scarface” ly signed the measure. eluding Claire Windsor, motion pie^ 'Trinity Graduate. Hartford, June 16.— (AP)—Wil League and other dry organiza Capone, today was sentenced to DIES IN NEW YO M I ture actress, were rescued when The Rev. Mr. Jones, a graduate of liam Gillette, East Hadlyme, Conn., tions. three years in the Federal peniten- IMPOBTEBS IN RACE. two yachts, one owned by Philip N. Trinity College in the class of 188ei, AMERICAN WAGES creator of the stage role of Sher White House Statement. j tiary at Leavenworth, Kansas and Washington, Jime 16— (AP)—^The Plant, prominent Broadway figure, succeeded in aligning Hungarian lock Holmes, today was given an Prompted by published state- fined $10,000 for having defrauded usual race has started of importers collided early today three miles; to bring in huge shipments before congregations with the Episcopal honorary degree at the 104th com- ments that Sen. David Baird, Jr., | the government by filing false in- Greenwich, Conn. a new tariff act takes effect is on. church and for many years i mencement exercises at Trinity col had said in a speech that President i come tax returns. lie was convict- Elmer Sperry Created the The Plant yacht, Loleta, on lege. Six honorary degrees and 51 Hoover was “intensely Interested” ! ed of the charge on April 25, Customs officials annoimced to which Miss Windsor was a g(ue'»t; has worked closely with these Ford Wants to Give His Men day'that $11,000,000 in duties were congregations. In appreciation of academic degrees were awarded. ! in seeing Mr. Morrow elected to the Capone’s trial and conviction fol was struck amidships by the Three women were honored at Senate, the following statement was lowed several months of negotia Gyroscope and Many Oth collected at .the port of New York Chang Wang m , owned by C^tr- this service, the Hungarian govern- j tions,, during which he pleaded in on Saturday, wlfich is a h£df day ment through the consul general re- j In Europe Same Pay as the graduation exercises. Mrs. issued from White House yesterday: field Taylor. Appleton R. Hillyer, Hartford, doner "Protests have been received solvency and offered to compromise for the collectors. Ordinarily only Thrown into the water by the quested that the honorary degree be j from supporters of Congressman with the government ifor $1,600. er Devices. about a million dollars is collected impact, Miss Windsor and the other conferred through the college and to Hartford of the Horace Bushneil They Get Here. Memorial Hall, received the honor Fort and ex-Senator Frelinghuysen This sum, the government refused on that day. passengers were picked up by the the ceremony became part of the respect fb Senator Baird’s reported to accept. Frank DOw, assistant commis rihnng Wang m , which cruieed commencement program. ary degree of Master of Arts and sioner of customs, said shippers Dorothy M. MeVay, Hartford, and statement. Several weeks ago a Government testimony at the New York, June 16^ (A P )—Elqwr about the wreckage with its bmir Washington, Jime 16.— (AP.)— statement was made from the trial showed Capone had maintained Sperry, inventor of the gyroscope, were qifick to take goods out of badly stove in. several separate bank accounts un What a seven dollar a day man in died today at St. John’s k o s p i^ ._ bond to take advanti^e of the old The missing sailor was a member CORN QUARAN'nNE ON taken no part as between Rcpubli- der assumed naines and had deposit Detroit does with his money has in course at Trinity, received Mas Mr. Sperry was 70 years ola He rates. of the Loleta’s crew. His name was become the concern of a League of j can candidates in New Jersey or in ed $1,871,000 from 1924 to 1929. His v/as bom afCortland, N. Y.,^<^tp- The new duties, more than 1,000 not known. Nations agency and of the Depart ter of Arte degrees. j the primaries of any other state, profits from gambling, bootlegging ber 12. 1860. He was e d u ca ^ at of them, will take effect at mid nant At Wheel New Haven, June 16— (AP)—The Included among the recipienis holds good. 'This is also i and other activities were estimated night the day the bill is signed by ment of Labor. It came about the State Normal • Plant was at the wheel of the first stage in the summer quaran of Bachelors degrees was Frank A. i accord with the expressed wishes ' inin ththe hundreds of thousands of dol- President Hoover. tine thrown over sections of Con through Henry Ford’s desire to School at Cortland and Comwl Uni Loleta at the time of the crash. have his workers in Europe enjoy Fuhlbruck, the first patient of the i candidates." 1 lars. In view of the president’s an His yacht went down rapidly. necticut as the result of the activi Newington Home for Crippled | versity. ‘ nounced intention to sign the bill ties of the com borer is now under the same standard of living as that In addition to the gyroseppeihe The Indian Harbor Yacht Cluh at of his employees in America. Children to win a college degree. j invented the gyro-compass a ^ m e copies already have been-dispatched Stamford was notified and two Con way according to announcements to Honorary Degrees. ! to the 49 Customs districts in the day issued by the Conn." Agricultur He asked the international la and ship stablUzer, high necticut state police went out to bor office in Geneva to help him Those awarded honorary degrees, searchlight, compound -internal United States, Hawaii, Porto Rica, the disabled craft and aided In. the al experiment station and the U. S. in addition to Mr. Gillette and Mrs. Aliuska and the Virginia Islands. department of agriculture. and this in turn asked the Labor Believe Eight Toledo Men combixstion enginCi fire control np* rescue work. Department to inform it how well Hillyer were: paratus and numerous Both yachts left Port Washing Growers who ^ s h to ship celery, FATHER GETS CHILDBEN green beans in the pod, beets with the $7-a-day Detroiter could live. It 'The Very Rev. John M. McCann, ■vices, many of them-for the United ton, L. I., yesterday for short tops and rhubarb across the line of requested the sum be reduced to Springfield, Mass., dean of the Are Drowned Inr Lake Erie States Navy. • cruises. ' __ restriction must have their fields in quantities of food, clothing, rent, Cathedral of Western Mass., He had been a Bridgeport, June 16.— (AP.)— After the wreck the Chang Wang spected regularly for the borer, the luxuries and other things. Springfield; Director of Divinity. Naval Consulting boara smee l9*o. P
-“ v toWCHBOTEB, BVBNTiro HERAT-U,'SOOTH WANCHBSTBft" CONK. MONDAY, JUHB M, I m ’ p a c t TW O " A T V ■ ,v. ~ . ______BUCKLAND IS WITNESS I EINSTEIN TALKS lONG CAROL PLANS L o iy Stocks POVPTOSIGN . OBITUARY AT STEAMSHIP HEARING Stale m s CORONATION ON NEW THEORY (Furalriied by PotMun * Co,) Adams Ihcp .r.T< 2S«|'v i - NEW TARIFF BILL Oenteal Bow, Hartford, Cppa. AUeg Corp ..... • • • e • • 4 20%.. New Haven Road Official Tes-! AUTO KILLS BIAN Ah) CAn ...... 125 tifies in Boston— Denies • FU N ERALS Haddam, June !«.— (AP.)—The Bucharest, Juno ] P. 5L Stocks. Am and For Pow se»««e. •« 68 . J 'B n t Few Understand What body of Eldward Duffy, . 71, was King Carol H of Rumania i* pl“ ’ ) Bank Btocka. Am Intemat f 33 ^ e w Rates Will Become Colonial Line Charges. I found at the side of the main high- ning an impresolvo cerpnaUon to Bid > 4*k«4 Am pow and lA 80% ( Robert Kennedy. which ho wffl invite the downed Bankers Truht Co. . . . 325 Am RoU MiU e • • • 4 62 Boston, June 16.— (AP)—^The The funeral of Robert Kennedy It Is All About— Lectures ! tl^st^ He is b^e^ been heeds and presidents of the c o ^ - City BAhk and Trust . 835 355 Am Smelt ...... 84% " ;,l a w Shortly After Noon Interstate Commerce Commission who died in Hartford Thursday was 1 struck by a hit-and-run driver. tries which were allies during the Cap Nat BAbT •*«'••••. —* 370 Am Tel and 't'el ...... 210% resumed hearings today which were | held in Enfield, Mass., Saturday- A n Cnana Duffy’s skull was crushed. Glass World War. . . . Conn. River ...... 425 Am Tob B ...... 236% U n OpaCe* ! from a broken headlight lens is ex- To this Md he has commissioned Htfd Ckian. Trust .... 133 1 originally started in 1916 to de- Funeral ser-vices were conducted by Am Water Wks ...... 87 '‘i Tomorrow. Rev. R. T. Burgles of Bondsville, I pected to aid in identification of the General Preaan and Ptofessbi? Jor- First Nat H tfd ...... 220 2 Anadonda 49% I termine whether the N. ,Y. N. H. & Mass. Burial was in Woodlawn I hlt-and-nm auto. ga to carry his invitations per Land Mtg and Title . . — Atlantic Ref 38% 1 H railroad shall retain control of Duffy was last seen alive walk sonally. ' , •« , Mutual B * T ...... 2 Baldwin . , ...... 22% ! its steamship lines. The company’s cemetery, Enfield, Mass.. Berlin, June 16.— (AP)—Profes He leaves one daughter, Mrs. ing along the highway toward his General Presan will visit Bel New Brit Trust ...... — 2 Balt and Ohio ...... * • • * *^^3 - ^Washington, cWashmgton, JimeJune 16.— (AP)— l| operation of the lineune was oppoopposed sor Albert Einstein, famous physi home last evening. A bottle said to Andrew of Norwich, Conn., four grade, Rome, Brussels and Paris Riverside Trust ...... 600 Bendix ...... 32 The Hawley-Smoot tariff bill pass-1 colonial Navigationlavigatic Co., cist, today addressed the opening contain liquor was found in his while Professor Jorga will go to sons, William, Albert, Everett and session of the World Power Confer Vest Htfd, Trust .... 325 Beth Steel ...... 85 through the White House doors j ^ the New HavenH was pocket. Duffy formerly worked for London and Washington, Both wUl Inaorance Stocks. ' today whuewhUe the senateSenate rang with witu |! g™uu ggsi^g competition.------_ Earl of South Manchesterj also four ence on the cosmic triumph of Can Pac ...... 195 the Valerio Constructiem Com{>any start June 80. xAetna Casualty...... 126 1 Case Thresh ...... 198 ' TDemocratic accusations that Pfesi- j gj^gg ^he original hearings and a sisters, Mrs. Theresa Johnston, Mrs. space, the great' “swallower.” of Milford. Since his arrlyal in Bucharest -■'dent Hoover took a deceptive stand Martha Byrnes, Mrs. Mary Leach, His audience of scientists and of t xAetna Life ...... i... 83 Cerro de Pasco ...... 47 i decision which the commission Friday a week age, the soverlgn xAetna Fire, $10 par. 60% Chi and Norwest ...... 74 in his statement of intent to sign Mrs. Rachael Osgood and one technicians seemed to follow himj handed down in- 1918, the company FIRE DESTROYS COTTAGES. has been the center of crowded xAutombbile ...... 37 'Chrysler ...... 29% the measure. has continued operation of its brother William Kennedy all of readily as he traced the develop events which thrust his eight year Indications were that the pen- Conn (General ...... 130 1 Colum Gas and E l ...... 67% steamship lines with the commis Massachusetts.. ment of human ideas about space, I Old Lyme, June 16.— (AP)—Cot old son from the throne, placed a xHtfd Fire, $10 par . 74 ‘ “and-luk formality of enacting the Colum Graph ...... 18% sion reserving the right to reopen although to laymen his discussion j tages fronting Long Island Sound crown on his own head and all but Htfd Stm Boil, $10 par 65 Coml Solv ...... 23 ' pew rates into law would occur the case at its own discretion. j Mrs. Sarah S. Huey was most abstruse even when h e' at Hawk’s Neat were^^ destroyed by brought a reconciliation with his di ' 'shortly after noon tomorrow. National Fire ...... 72 Comwlth and South ...... 14% Edward G. Buckland, chairman I The funeral of Mrs. Sarah S. summed up as follows: fire today. Damage was estimated vorced wife. Queen Helen, jn®Lher of xPhoenix Fire ...... 84% Consol Gas ...... Vice-President Curtis affixed his of the board of the New Haven was i Huey, former Manchester resident, “And so, taken together, we can Michael and a former princess of name this morning. Then the bulky at $20,000. Firemen from here, Travelers ...... 1380 14 Contin Can ...... • 33% the first -witness today. He outlined I was held at the home of her sister, say symbolically that space, New London and Saybrook partly Greece. Public Utility Stocks. Com Prod ...... • • 9® ^^document traveled from the Capitol the corporate relations between the I Mrs. Harry R. Trotter on Holl brought to life by material bodies There still was some question to to the executive offices in the cus- -wrecked a seventh cottage to pre xConn. Elec Serv .... 97 ] Dupont De Nem ...... 112% railroad and steamship lines and de street yesterday afternoon. Rev. J. and raised to scientific reality’ by vent the fire from spreading. day of the status of the <^vorce of xConn. Power .. j .... 85 Eastman Kodak ...... • 210 % j-tqdy of Mrs. G. H. Davis, clerk of |velopments since the 1918 decision i s. Neill officiated and burial was in Carol and Helen. The Rumanian 5 the; House committee on enrolled , Newton, has in the last few decades Hart Elec Lt ...... 85 Elec Pow and L t ...... ^..... 68% which he held showed the Colonial i the East cemetery. The bearers swallowed up ether and time and is j Orthodox church Issued a state Greenwich W&G, pfd . 90 Navigation Company had fared ! were Raymond Hunniford of Hart- CONNIE GETS RESPITE. Fox Film A ...... <3 6 Rip- . . . i about to swallow up the f^eld and i Bridgeport, June 16.— (AP)— ment that it did not recognize the Hartford Gas ...... 72 Gen Elec ...... 69% 5 ; ;Senator Harrison, the Mississip-, better financially than the New ! ford, 'William Hunniford, William divorce but this apparently did not § feiiap, denounced the President’s , corpuscular theory too, so that it 1 Clifford J. (Connie) Lewis of this do, pfd ...... 45 Gen Foods ...... 53% Haven. I Hand, Harold Hand, Clifford Shaw will remain as only a theory repre- effect legality of the action under S N E T Co ...... 172 : jl* statement of last night—saying he ! I of Manchester and Robert Hand of j city, convicted on lottery charges, (Jen Motors ...... ^3 Rumanian law. It was said that full do, rts, W. 1...... 8 (Jold Dust ...... 37% < did not “suppose there ever was a ' I Rocky Hill, all nephews. I senting reality.” , will start his one year jail term nn i Professor Einstein explained how j legal annulment could come only Manufacturing Sfocke. Int Harvest ...... 84 document sent out from the White ■ Wednesday. Lewis was to have through the courts which granted ^ kpuse that had more misleading | EDITOR STARTS ATTACK I his special theory of relativity | surrendered to Sheriff Pease today, Am Hardware -----. . . 57 59 Int Nickel Can ...... 23 ! Mrs. Clarence Laking. the divorce to Helen two years ago. Amer Hosiery ...... 25 K statements and alleged facts in it j I The funeral of Mrs. Clarence Lak- established the fact that space and but was granted a two day respite Int Tel and T e l...... 42 “ than that one issued yesterday on j time must be united in a single! judge F. M. Peasely. Amer Silver ...... — Johns Manville ...... 19 I ing of 80 Summer street was held Arrow H&H, com ... 37 J the Sabbath.” . I ON FEDERAL PRINTING this afternoon at the funeral parlors four-dimensional continuum. j The state attorney’s office is in IKreuger and Toll ...... 27% £ • “iNone of us believed the Presi- j "The conception of simultaneous Automatic Refrig .... 4 1 Loew’s Inc ...... 25 of W. P. Quish on Main street. Rev. vestigating a new outbreak of lot ROCKVILLE PEOPLE xBigelow Sanford, com 59 60 C amt had the courage to veto it,” i J. S. Neill officiated assisted by events,” he said, “did not conform tery ticket selling, which became 1 Lorillard ...... 18% Milwaukee, Wis., June 16.—Fed xdo, pfd ...... 100 iMo Kan and Tex ...... 40% 2 added, "for we felt he was tied eral printing and supplying printed Rev. Robert Johnson of this town. ■with reality. No absolute charac known through the arrest in Easton ? to; the reactionary interests in this ter can be ascribed to speed, to ac INJURED IN CRASH j Billings and SpeneSr.. 3 1 Mont Ward ...... ^ , envelopes was attacked in the report The bearers were Henry Weir, Ed yesterday of Charles Weckwortli, Bristol Brass ...... — ^ body and in the country.” ward Burrell, Harry Mathiason, celeration or to the idea of an iner I Nat Cash Reg A ...... 53% today of H. C. Hotaling, St. Pau!, i 39 of Bridgeport. He is at llbei ty ^ do, pfd ...... 95 I Nat Dairy ...... 50% field secretary of the National Edi Reuben McCann, WUliam Stevenson tial system in nature. The complete under bonds of $500 for arraign CoUlns Co...... 102 and Chester Wilson. Burial was relativity theory must embrace all Special to The Herald— i Nat Pow and L t ...... 39 torial Association. i ment in Easton tonight. Case, Lockwood and B 525 1 Nev Cop ...... 16%' in the East cemetery. co-ordinate systems in a four-di RockviUe, June 16—Mrs. Freder Speaking at the opening session ! ick Cooley of 102 Union street this Colt’s Firearms ...... 25 N Y Cent ...... 160% P ABOUT TOWN of the forty-fifth annual convention, j mensional space. Space thus loses RUM SELLER FINED. Eagle Lock ...... 35 N Y N H H ...... 107%; Mrs. George G. Price its absolute character. It is change- j city, was painfully injured in an au Mr. Hotaling characterized the Meriden, June 16.— (AP)—Alton tomobile accident which occurred at Fafnir Bearings ...... — Nor Amer ...... 102% A Rockville wedding party that policy as "unjust and unfair,” and The funeral of Mrs. George G. able and can be influenced and is | Goldson, 39 of 117 Central street, Fuller Brush, Qass A . — Par Publix ...... 58% came to Manchester to have photo Price of 323 Adams street was held analagous in structure to the; Dobsonville last night, and Is at said that “no private industry can Ansonia, was fined $100 and costs present in the Rockville hospital Hart & Cooley...... 125 Penn Rr ...... • • 72% graphs taken attracted considerable Saturday afternoon at the funeral electro-magnet field. In other words | for offering liquor for sale and Mr. Hartmann Tob, com . — compete with the government, parlors of Thomas G. Dougan on where the extent of her injuries will Phil, Read C and I ...... 15%. attention here this morning as they the last thread of substance has i and Mrs. John Butkwlch, both 21 of do, 1st pfd ...... — Pub Serv N J ...... 95 ' rode through town blowing horns which utilizes its postmasters as Holl street. Rev. Marvin S. Stock not be known for a few days. private salesmen and makes no been taken from the conceptions of 32 Mill street, AnsOnia were dis "Mr. and Mrs. Cooley were visiting Inter Silver...... 85 Radio ...... 38%; and generally making as much noise ing officiated. The bearers were ether.” do, pfd ...... 107 charge for transportation.” William Myers, James Bums, Alfred charged on liquor selling counts in their daughter, Mrs. John Risley of Radio Keith ...... 30% ^ as. possible. police court this morning. xLanders, Frary & Clk 67 Reading ...... 119 ^ • ■ From L. C. Hall, of the Wareham Reuhl and Joseph Malatian., Burial Lake street, Manchester and were (Mass.) Courier, retiring president The trio, Goldson, negro, and Mr. returning to their home in Rockville Mann & Bow, Class A 13 Rem Rand ...... 28% ^ ; Samuel J. Thornton, son of Mrs. was in the Buckland cemetery. do. Class B ...... 7 8 Sarah Thornton of 411 Main street, of the association, came a warning YALE MAKES MERRY and Mrs. Butkwich, white, were ar about 10 o’clock when at the Dob- Sears Roebuck ...... 73 against "radical changes” in policy. rested after an employe of Sparks somdllc junction their car was xNew Brit. Mch. com. — Simmons ...... 26% ^was one of the graduates to receive Mrs. Harriet Robinson North & Judd ...... IP his diploma at Brown University to "We should not,” he said, "rush into The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Rob Circus died here last Monday of struck by one driven by Louis Sinclair O il'...... 23% New Haven, June 16.— (AP)— Niles Bern P on d ...... 29 Sinclair Oil ...... 23% day. He js a graduate of the Man new and untried experiments with inson -will be held at her late home The merry side of Yale’s commence- I acute alcolhism. Steinmayer of Hartford, a haber i dasher at 755 Main street, who was Peck Stow and Wilcox 8 Sou Pac ...... 113 chester High school and of Suffield out considering the- effect of such on 102 Summit street tomorrow ment began today with the return- j Russell Mfg Co. x .. 55 afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. R. A. APPEAL DELAYED. en route from Boston to Hartford South R-wy ...... 105% preparatory school. He has ma action on our well-balanced machin ing alumni classes in their brilliant i xSco-vill ...... 55 jored in business administration and Colpitts will officiate and burial Hartford, Jime 16.— (AP)—The and dri-ving at a f ^ t rate of speed. Stand Brands ...... 26 ery.” and picturesque garbs and groups xSeth ’Thom Co. com . — Stand Gas and El ...... 9" accounting. ; will be in the East cemetery. of elderly classmen making -visits appeal of Henry O. Lorenz, con-vlct- Mrs. Cooley was tnro-wn out and the car badly damaged on one side. Mr. xdo, pfd ...... 25 Stand Oil Cal . . . 61%’ LEVITT A CANDIDATE about the imiversity. ed of the murder of Nils E. Ander Standard S crew ...... 115 125 67% .ALLING BETTER. son, before the board of pardons to Cooley was unhurt and immediately Stand Oil N J .. LAKE SUCCEEDS MARVIN The class day exercises of Shef do. pfd. guar "A" .. 100 Tex (Jorp ...... 51% Hartford, June 16— (AP) —Appli Hartford, June 16.— (AP)—At field Scientific School were held at day was postponed a week to June telephpneil for Dr. Flaherty who 41% advised her removal to the Rock xStanley Works ...... 39% Timken Roll Bear Hartford, June 16— (AP)—Form cation for blanks with which to torney General Benjamin W. Ailing, noon in "Vanderbilt Square and the 23. The hearing at which the Smythe M f g ...... 85 18% formally file notice of his candidacy who has been very ill at his home ville hospital. Mrs. Risley could Transcont Oil er Governor Everett J. Lake of academic class gathering for t.he youthful slayer will be given an op xTaylor & Fenn ...... 115 Union (Jarbide ...... ^2 Hartford has been elected president for the Republican nomination for in New Britain for the last few same purpose was in Branford portunity to plead for life, was first not be reached by telephone ^ press time, but the hospital reported Mrs. Torrington ...... 57 Unit Aircraft ...... 1-of the board of trustees of the Mans- governor in the fall elections, wa.” weeks, has so far recovered as Court of the memorial quadrangle scheduled for this afternoon. He is Underwood Mfg Co . 88 made at the office of the secretary Cooley to be “resting comfortably.” Unit Corp ...... field Home for Feeble Minded to to permit his removal today in an in the late afternoon. The class sentenced to hang August 21. Union Mfg Co ...... 18 Unit Gas and Imp ...... '^Eucceed the late Judge L. P. Waldo of state today by Professor Albert ambtilance to Lowel, where his orator for Sheff, was Frank R. U S EJnvelope, com . . . 230 U R Tnd Alcoh...... f-Marvin. Le-vitt of Redding. brother has a sanitarium. Stocker of Scranton, Pa., the his HOLD SALVAGE TESTS do, pfd ...... 112 ------«— LEGGE APPROVED U R Pipe and F d r y ...... 20% torian John P. Bent, of Harrisburg, New London, June 16— (AP) — Veeder Root ...... 38 40 TT R Rubber ...... 23 Pa., the prophet Raymond E. Sar The Navy salvage vessel Che-wink xWhItlock Coil Pipe . 12 XT S Steel ...... 139% gent of Denver and the Ivy orator today was participating with a sub Washington, June 16.— (AP.)— X—Elx-dividend. TTtn Pow and Lt A ...... 34% KANE’S, HARTFORD Samuel P. McClamont 3d of Frank marine in salvage testa in waters The Senate agriculture coinmittee XX—Ex-rights. Warner Bros Piet ...... ‘ ‘'fl!? lin, Pa. of this port. today approved the renominations Westing El and M f g ...... 1^^% The luncheon of the law school The schedule called for a diver to of Alexander Legge as chairman of Woolwortb ...... 56% alumni association was held in the leave the vessel and go to the sub the farm boaifl and C. C. Teague CURBQUOTA'nONS early afternoon at which Thomas merged submarine, where he was to as the member representing fruits •V A. Thatcher, solicitor general of the hook up an air line and do work and vegetaUes. U. S. was a speaker. which would be preliminary to rala- [ Since committee action was HONOR MRS. HILLYER The class oration of the college ing a sunken submarine. The ‘ unanimous, early Senate confirma (By Associated Press.) seniors was by John N. Hazard of Chewink is a former minesweeper tion is expected. Amer Cit Pow and Lt (B) . . . 16% ONE DAY—TUESDAY Syracuse, N. Y., the class poein by which has been converted into a sal Senator McNary, the committee Am Super Power ...... 26% Hartford. June 16— (AP) — The Tom Prideaux, of Hillsdale, Mich., vage craft. chairman, said he would seek Sen Cent States E le c ...... 25% honorary degree of Master of -A^ta and the class history by Maurice The vessels left the local harbor ate consideration late today or to Cities Service...... 28% was conferred upon Mrs, Dotha Fi Hanson, of Duluth. The oration this morning. Captain Wilson morrow. Crocker Wheeler...... 18% Bushnell HiUyer, doner of the Bush- 2 Pc. LIVING ROOM SUITE at the planting of the Ivy was by Brown, commander of this sub Legge and Teague have been Elec Bond and Share...... 87% nell Memorial here, this afternoon, Henry E. Russell of New Britain. marine base and Lieut-commander serving since the board was named Italian Superpower...... 10 bv Trinitv college in appreciation of R. A. Deming were aboard the Che by President Hoover. Niag and Hud P ow er...... 18% the building she made possible to PLEADS NOT GUILTY. wink as an inspection party. Pennroad ...... 12% perpetuate the memory of her OF AUTO VELOUR father, the Rev. Horace Bushnell. STILL WAIT ON WEATHER United Gas ...... 31 Because of Illness. Mrs. Hillycr Camden, N. J., June 16.— (AP) — INVENTED ROLLER SKATES. Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 41% Albert Saunders, of Camden, enter Milford, Conn., June 16.— (A P)— was unable to attend the com Dublin, June 16— (AP— Captain Util Pow and L t ...... 19% mencement exercises in Alumni Hall ed plea of not guilty before Su The man who is given credit for in Charles Kingsford-Smith today paid Vacuum 0:1 ...... 85% preme Court Justice Frank Uoyd venting the roller skate, James H. thi.s morning to receive the degree a second visit to Silver Strand, Port Vicks Financial ...... 7% and thi.s afternoon President Rem- $4DOWN today when arraigned on a charge Taylor, 75, died yesterday at the Mamock and tested out the two- home of his daughter, Mrs. Sarah J. 1 ^en R Ogilby and Professors Frank of killing Angelo Solury, of Water- and-a half runway which he may C. Babbitt and Henry A. Perklrts. bury. Conn., a sailor. Solbury was Teeden, Devon. use for his proposed flight to Amer TW O DIE IN CRASH The invention of the roller skate senior members of the faculty, went struck over the head in a disturb ica. took place when Mr. Taylor was Prescott, Ont., June 16—(AP)— to Mrs. Hillyer’s home to confer the ance in a Camden barroom June 7 "It is the most perfect natural degree upon her. The citation of eight years old. The skates were run-way" imaginable,” . the captsun Two Toronto youths. Jack Palmer and died at the Philadelphia Navy and Duncan McTavish, were killed Mrs. Hlllyer referred to the fact Yard. Date for trial will be fixed made from wooden blocks. Tay said. "I am greatly tempted to use lor’s mother was a milliner and the and a third, Fred Massey, was in that “an honored daughter of an. later. it, regardless of wind conditions at honored father has undertaken and boy made use of the block v/hich she the Curragh camp.” jured last night when their car col Marion Paris, 19, of Camden, who used in her work. He took out a lided with another which was filled carried out the building of the Bush was arrested after the disturbance The Silver Strand runway would nell Memorial, admirably adapted, patent but gave it away to a boy permit lifting 50 gallons more or •with a St. Claire, Mich., tourist on a charge of carrying concealed friend, who later, it is said, took party. for the purpose for which it was in weapons, pleaded guilty before Jus gasoline. The margin of safety in tended. which keeps ever before us advantage of the papers. the flight thus would be Increased. None of the persons in the other tice Lloyd. car was injured. Police held Massey the memory of her father, good re- nort of the city of Hartrford, and LEAPS TO DEATH and sought two other men believed NEGRO STUDENT KILLED. REPORT GOOD FISHING the glorious deeds of earlier men.” Washington, June 16 — (AP) — to have been in the car. New York, June 16.— (AP)— Catches of sea fish off the New Atlanta, June 16.— (AP)—Dennis Tearing herself from the grasp of a England coast this year are running Hawlett, a negro student at More policeman, Mrs. Agacmey Mesro- considerably higher than usual. house college here, was shot to riam, 27, plunged from the roof of ’The Commerce Department today TODAY TODAY death yesterday after he wa^ said a five story building in the Bronx estimated that total landings of fish and to have insulted a white woman. today. She died shortly after in a at Boston, Portland and Gloucester TUESDAY STATE TUESDAY Police were holding three men for hospital. for the first four months of the questioning. The policeman was called when year amounted to I17,810i000 poimds Witness said a white man leaped neighbors saw the woman pacing as compared with 93,858,000 pounds distractedly on the roof. The hus from an automobile, in which th
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■ Lm i^. F elix‘Garlaaco of BM t Middle labor element abd 'tbey sot oidj ' ^Turnpike. :;;. : : •.. -' • r CQMMPSM DISCUS^ try. to stir up„djaes hatred and dis4: I LEGION’S CARNIVAL ABOUTTOW content^^there," bat throuj|h childrw.' HAYES LEAVES t The house in,Q)ventry, visited by in the schools and students in t^ BEFORE KIWANIS TODAY ■ ' ^ OPENS NEXT Mo n d a y m vty aod kno^m* as, the birthplace colleges. Employees of the Manchester Nathan H a l^ s no longer <^en Mr. Kamp ’brouidit oUt that thi GRADUATES? COLLEGE FUNDS Electric company will hold their -^or tnspectipn. The house in wmch men en gag^ in this work FOR RADIO TALK 1 annual outing at the., Edgemere was bom was many years ago Constitutional E d u c a t i onai largely forulghers, wl;fo V ••S'. :ATf •S’* MONDAY, JUNE 1«, 1980. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH M A N C H E S T E R .^ )^ »a g b fo u r clalni responsibility for the rates— Later they brought suit against J[antl|»«ter pointing out the Impossibility of a the driver and owner of the ambu chief executive Informing himself lance and against the Fairiield Cmnittg Bfratt as to the merits of 3,300 Items, Nursing Association, which had each surrounded by many complex taken charge of the situation after ,A lS«?FN “ol5M 'ST.IHa the original accident. It B lu e ll str««t facta—he serves notice, in effect, South Mancheotor, Conn, that the new flexible provlMon, by The court ruled that the Nursing for your k THOMAS FERGUSON which mistakes of the general bill Association was exempt from suit Qoneral Manajor __ _ but the plaintiffs were awarded a wain can be corrected by executive ac Founded Octooer 1. 1881 old tion, is to be made operaUve in verdict for several thousand dol < Fubllahed Every BT«lns lars against the other defendants. Suitdaya and Holidays. Enured fact. The President accepts willing X*oat Office at South Manchester, ly the responslbUity for making Thus is presented a very curious refrigerator c S L as second Class Mall Matter. problem. Every instinct of human SUBSCRIPTION RATES the tariff blU work. Ob* Tear, by mall ...... »« 00 This is the most encouraging ity demands that quick and effec In exchange for a new Wat P * r. Month, by m all ...... ♦ tive assistance be rendered to acci Delivered, one y ear...... J^'nS ! aspect of the whole present tariff -1 Here’s how the bride kins refrigerator. Easy terms^ BljMTl® c o p ie s ...... » i situation. ■■ ----- It is all the more Import dent victims everywhere. In this’ Cash prices. ’T S m b e 'u o f t h e a s s o c ia t e d ant because it is universally recog country it always Is rendered, un- PRESS questioningly. But if the person or The Associated Press Is exclusively nized that Mr. Hoover’s strength as entitled to the use for republlcatlon President lies more in his genius the organization that rushes to the ;|;ail n®ws dispatches credited to t aid of the stricken stranger la liable furnishes her 1930 home oP^Tiot“t'Tiot otherwotherwise ise credited In this for administration than In his poli l^er and also the local nows pub- tical leadership. He has been will to become the victim of that rights of republlcatlon of ing to leave tariff legislation to stranger’s rapacity and to be ■p«eial dispatches herein are also re Congress because that was Con heavily penalized for participating He wants her home distinctively s ir ved. ' in what amounts to a rescue, what different from any other she has JIPECIAD advertising REPRE gress' job. But when It comes to SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlsser. the administration of the law, that assurance is there that assistance ! S ever seen. She wants it expres IiiCi 286 Madison Ave.. New York. N. will be thus generously and uni-; sive of her own good taste. So she T„ and 612 North Michigan Ave.. is going to be another matter. Chicago. Ills. The people of this country have veraally extended in the future? | selects such pieces as these, grouping If it should strangely enough; Fail service client of N E A Service, i been accustomed to taking it for them in harmonious ensembles. If transpire that this same New York j she chooses she may have any uphol ^"Member. Audit Bureau of Circula- granted that the flexible tariff pro- ttons. ____ ^ vision amounted to nothing or next man and wife should again be in- j stered pieces covered in her own se jured in an accident in Fairfield; The Herald Printing Company. Inc., i to nothing. That was partly be- lection of fabrics-----custom-made. could the people- of that communi-1 She is assured of correct style and l^TtypSgrSShfca1^"r?ors"w.« '«» cause its machinery heretofore has advertffients In the Manchester been cumbersome but principally! ty be greaUy blamed if toey per- workmanship at Watkins and of the Evening Herald. because, since the existence of suchimitted the vicUms to He where they low Watkins prices.. MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1930 a provision, we have not had a j were and refused, to touch them .' For the small family this 50 President w'ho ^ok it seriously, un- j Hardly, To left—^This chair is of MOTORBOATS the same designs as the lb. top icer is efficient. It has Perspicacious, the Middletown til now. From the tone of Mr. Hoo white enameled steel ver’s announcement it is to be Lawson sofa, only it is in Press thinks that perhaps the lining 'with two wire gathered that we now have a chief smaller scale. The seat is growing po’^ularity of the motor- shelves. Golden Oak executive who not only does take kapok filled, $49. boat is in large part due to the fact exterior...... the flexible provision seriously but rT ck -eL V ” iTm^MUnr'thrtjintc^ to see that it is employed L r e used to be. We must confess scientifically and for the real Inter- Only a few sugges At top, above—The ever popu tions of the many hun-. lar Lawson sofa is available in that we do not get the implication j ests of the country. BY RODNEY DUTCHER ^vlth any satisfactory degree of NEA Service Writer dreds of ways to make various coverings here, from 1 PALLING UP up your own ensembles tapettes to tapestry. ^ Some sureness. ! We can’t see a reason in the I Washington, June 16.—Well, any- can be given here. have down seats, while ALL We don’t quite gather whether ! world why Bill Pape shouldn’t let way, these r'ports about a new Jim the Press thinks the new motor- J Reed-for-presldent boom stir up a HAVE 3-cushion backs. $65 to boat converts are taking to the Professor Levitt adopt him as Ws ^ political talk, although it $175.60. water because the roads have be running mate on the anti-Roraback: u^yer takes much to do that in slate in the forthcoming Republl- Washington and often doesn’t re come too perilous or whether it is can primaries in this state—if he qu^e anything at aU because the highways are now so V.O- ! The outstanding characteristic I^ t—No less than nine differ crowded that they cannot any long wants to. Bill has already solved j pouycal talk, on the word of one ent Governor Winthrop desks to the prohibition problem by owning er drive their cars fast enough to who has had as many earaches out choose from here in solid ma one newspaper, the Waterbury of it as anybody, is that moat of it get any fun out of it. hogany or mahogany and gum- American, which is wet and anoth is several degrees sillier than or. To left—A gateleg table So far as we have been able to dinary town talk, small talk or even wood, besides many maple mod er newspaper, the Waterbury Re can be used as the ma observe, the new type of motor- baby talk. els. Prices range from $49 to publican, which Ts so dry it rattles; jor table of the room. boat driver is as like as two poas | It’s only two years now until the $89, in mahogany. he j parties Vill be holding national con $17.55 to $31.50. in a pod to the automobile driver and anyhow he says frankly doesn’t agree with Professor Levitt ventions, so the season foi mention who has made the roads unsafe ing men for presidential and vice- in everything—which you can guess and he is doing the same thing , . ^ presidential nominations is getting ^.dth the watercourses that he did; to mean the professor’s dryness, if under way. There wiU be few states This apartment model, al , you feel so prompted. So Bill is slt- where some distingruished favorite though of the same ice capacity, son wont’ be Introduced at a ban Connecticut’s lakes and rivers | tmg about as pretty, on the prohi- as the refrigerator above, has quet as the next president, and no a larger storage rapidly being destroyed, so far bition stool, as anybody could who states at all which will not have are space for food. as their usefulness for the recrea planned to play around with the someone to suggest as th next vice To right —Mar president, even though he may get Below— New in vogue White enameled tion of ordinary people is concern Redding reformer. tha Washington $24-75 And Bill just naturally doesn’t no banquet. is the Colonial drum in terio r...... ed, by a handful of speed nuts to They’re All Optimist:o chairs in Tapette table. In solid and whom a lovely lake is just a place like J. Henry a bit. For years he’s If the Democrats remain a.s ex and tapestry cov been looking for somebody to sec- cited as they are now yon may crotch mahogany ve td'stink up with gasoline fumes, to erings, 35.uo neer, $44 to $62. s ^ e as a racecourse for a mon ond his motion that J, Henry ought'expect them to be extraordr :rily to $71. to get off the earth. And now that enthusiastic “ strosity of a boat and as a sound- possibilities.' Probably at no time ii^ board for a racket like that the professor has bobbed up, with since 1912 have they been so op of: a dozen machine guns rolled in his hands fuU of statistical darts tlmistic about a presidenUal ejec and a baleful glare in his eye di tion more than two years ahead a: to one. 9r-i rected at the Alljm House, it’s they are today. Beauty and quietude and restful 'The . more one examines tb s ness, sought by a thousand weary hardly surprising that Bill should optimism the more genuine it ap people, are sacrificed because two greet him with a loud cheer and an pears. In their own minds they or. three dozen speed poisoned boys offer to help pull his apple cart. Or have already nearly captured botli that he should feel that the small houses of Congress and are assured and girls find they have more room of making President Hoover’s last and more license on the water than ish W. C. T. U. ribbon in the pro- two years of office even more mis- To right—One of the most pop Above— For the on/the highways. fessor’s buttonhole is less signifl-' grable than his first two, ular of Colonial chairs, the Chip smaller room; a If there is no longer any pleas cant than the No-Roraback guidon | Assuming that this feeling con pendale wing chair, will add 28-inch Queen that flutters from his lance. Bill tinues, nearly everyone of conse ure in Simday motoring it is be- quence in the party will have his height and dignity to the room Anne desk in ma c ^ e that national blessing was de seems, to think the wet-dry issue Is ear to the ground for a sign of ensemble.. Solid mahogany legs hogany and gum- fairly compromisable—but Rora- sentiment for his own nomination. 1 and various tapette coverings. stroyed by exactly the same class w o ^ $47. The home which is not crowd of hoodlums who age now convert backism? Never! Republicans were like that in 1920. $39.75 to $55. More power to you. Bill. Only when they felt convinced of a N o-! ed for space will welcome this ing: the watering places into bed- vember -victory. They turned out to •we’ll bet a nickel, right now, that three-door, front icing refriger lains. be quite right, but of course the by the time the primaries roll Democrats have plenty of time left ator. It holds 50 lbs. of ice and '; THE HAYES REUNION around you’ll be up on Kodiak Is in which to he proved all wrong. land, bunting bears. The presidential bee since in has a white en •There is something peculiarly fancy has been an insect totally ameled interior $24-75 fascinating about the experiment of blind In both eyes. In common with th* Hayes Brothers conversation, PETITIONERS Dan Cupid and his pernicious ar rows, it delivers its sting at the to be undertaken bright and early It is notorious that you can get, . Ikrj if you set about it, ten thousand most random destinations and thous toinorrow morning. It is doubtful ands of perfectly nice men have be-1 s y at south WATKINS BROTHERS if, :in the entire history of radio, signers to a petition insisting that come all hot and bothered about V' EARS MANCHESTER there has been an episode fraught Congress change the color of the their “possibilities” because their friends wouldn’t or couldn’t—tell •with quite so much of romantic moon. eiehtv-nine them anything. AU too often the interest as this reunion, via the air, Six hundred and eighty-nine g-^em to get bitten at the of; brothers who have not seen each residents of the to^wn of Stratford same time and there are enough other or heard each other’s voice affixed their names to a petition other cloudy-minded persons to make forever sure that the begin in well over half a century, and who for the ousting of the town man ager. Imagine their surprise at be ning of the next silly season in po at. the moment of their verbal con litical gossip will follow Immediate ing served with 689 subpoenas com stood that pain la a warning indica they really found. out what waa junction will be physically separat ly at the end of the last. who tunea in depanda upon ua to do ] them bade i t ' ^ wrong with themselves and learned- manding them to appear before the What is making Democrats such the selecting. And we have to go [ microphone, rather than the limited tion you will veadUy see that get ed by almost half the span of the IN NEW YORK ting rid of the pain is not as im how to live so as to avoid further council and explain what they mean tender feeding ground for the old into every sort of home—liberal theater audience. trouble. I urge you to give more globe. bee is the fact that almost any Also, wher* th- star system has portant as getting rid oi its cause. by asserting that the town man New York, June 16.—Several of homes and conservative homes; re Suppose a baby had a needle im thought to the cause of disease in Here is an application of the neW Democrat c*n say: "I’m just as ligious homes and non-religious obtained in the general entertaln- your body than you do to the effects.; ager is incompetent, does not co good as any other guy in sight and Broadway’s most famous and popu- meat. world, the radio coatinues to bedded in its flesh. Would it be sen- science to one of the most poig leur clowns and songsters are prac homes.” sible to give the teby something to Many of Oie more serious ^ nant problems of human existence operate with the heads of depart there are just as many reasons why build uakaown iato celebrities. Re I should be nominated. In fact, I tically barred from the air because ____ sults depeaded aot on the pMt fame kui the pain? Rather, wouldn’t It leases do not give much w aral^ —the nostalgic yearning of kin for ments and has been generally In of traces of smut and suggestive- MeMw^e, those gents who ^ e be the wise thing to remove the: just before a fat^ termination, but sulting to many taxpayers. can think of quite a few special rea ness they have allowed to creep into the Bro^way ratertainment roost of a performer, but rather on a. absent kin that from time imme sons which apply only to myself.” i c&padty to please the greatest needle which iT^rtlng? The next I am sure that thew diseasM ^ya If there are six out of the 689 If the Democrats can look their radio broadcasts. j have had more time you feel a stomach ache or a j warning time after time in their in- morial has prompted men and One of Broadway’s bright and I ponder on the suddra and amazing number of Uateaers. head^e. think this over. If you; clplent stagM, and theM warainga w’omcn to hazard health and for petitioners who are actually pre amongst themselves and find one particular pets broadcasted but j growth of radio performers popu- They’re being pretty smart In a have a headache it is caused by [being Ignored, perhaps hundreds of pared to tell specifically why they Ideal candidate they will be doing lot of ways, if you asked me. tune and life itself in time-consum mighty well. There isn’t one in once, told a couple of his off-color larity. . j v,. .v- GILBERT 8WAN. some harmful condition in the body. i times, resu lt^ in ^®^® ing journeys to far places and to signed the petition that number is sight • at the moment. Perhaps jokes and never got another chance. 1 Idols are being ^ I t dally by the It is no doubt a good thing to get j tions issues probably fully as large, proportion there’s no such thing as an ideal One of the highest paid songbirds | millions^ of f ^ . rid of the headache. If at the same i which became irreparable, abandonment of ordered and settled did much the same thing—died of i maU which come pouring in bring time you do not neglect .getting rid > The next time you fwl ^ P^> existence for the making of new ately, as is the case wiili the candidate, anyway. a crude expression. gasps ifrom the-old-timers. A Lots of Choices Now 1 th* original troSl*. try to discover the cause. If you Aomes far away. average petition of this sort. For gagging to the Broadway I performer, who pleases j ^ d ^ Whenever nature send* you such i will do this I feel sure toat you wIU- But the lack of tall, strong tim mob is one thing, and introducing | with bis nursery tales, may get 2000 Radio is probably still in its in So far as we know the procedure ber in Democratic ranks helps a lot Health and Diet a naming, do not faU to heed it,. be greaUy rewarded to of the Stratford town council is en to ekplain why more or less atten those sly insinuations to the quiet j letters a day. imdtoyto study out what error you 1 health and more complete fwedom; fancy, This experiment in hand family circle is quite another mat- I toeater 5ve tommltted in breaking health Ifrom the danger erf n ^ r ^ ^ a ^ . clasping across the world may be tirely novel if not altogether tion will be paid to the aspirations 1 that during that time when Amos Advice laiiM Qo back over your ll'vlng hab-1 more serious signs of ill, health unique. We never heard of such a of such fellows as Jim Reed, Sen _____ ’n’ Andy were on the air, show at- i d e S L Ol-whld. th . >mavold.ble nm ita- . but a suggestion of possibilities yet ator Joe Robinson of Arkansas, and { to be developed in individual inter way of dealing with such a situa Jim Hamilton Lewis ofor Illinois—inuimois—m i One afternoon, in one of the big^ ■ tendance By DK. FRANK NcC'OK wur last fewmeia: Find out the I of attempting to suppress; Bym9»;-e course over unimagfinable spaces. tion. And yet what, if you please, case he* is elected a senator And gest broadcasting stations, I made j ple j?®® iwi«^tB.ir** you have made In selecting | toms, hiqulry concerning the popularity of j in. The United and comLiblning__ foods, and eonsider if Whether the experiment proves is the matter with it? why there will even be some talk of Amos 'n' Andy. | sit in the theater had suddenly heea QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS borrowing Owen D. Young from the you are exer3slngexerdslng Mwugh or sleep Without knowing a thing in the -They keep their stxifl clean— 1 multiplied by millions^ d a n g e r SIGNALS to be wholly successful or not, the “power trust.” ing enough to be helped by the (Strawberry Shortcake)- . • world about the Stratford row the that’s one of the biggeet factors Inl Th®“* Question:—Mrs. A. Writes:— “J Herald feels some measure of pride In case anything happens to dls- fliiccess ” said a voun* man that, with the fllnis, they will soon If you _ are in good _ health you ®* idea of compelling a petition signer ! qualify Goveraor FranWln D. Roose You c a ^ o t expect to be per cording to your food rules, in having conceived the idea of who is on the “Inside.” 'TOjere have ; have to bid high 1 ^ totaUy uaawar tha* you malnently cured if .you are satisfied fashioned strawberry shortcakex-i bring;ing Tom Hayes of Manches to back up his signature by a per- velt of New York, it’s likely to be been several blackface teams on the! who are now establlMlng na^ ^ internal organs. Yew sonal appearance appeals to us » very sad mess indeed And the only in relieving symptoms. There out and I would like to knovr-'t^i ter and John Hayes of Australia in , T. V Democrats, happy over the mess air, and they all achieved a certain j ^ S thSr stomach a n d heart and Uver should are lots of trick traatmenta which | what combination with other fooi effect into the same room for a with force. It will, however, prob- the Republicans are in. foUowing. But sooner or later some th« T HEART DISEASE KILLS I ^ Y m Ship Arrivals Ji TWO CONNECnCBT BOYS 5 [WITH INCOME Arrived; American Trader, London June ,M . ' ______By Associated Press .-■i 14, from New York. I Resident Cleveland, Yokohama, twq youths lost their lives while 1 i Juiie 13, SeatUe. swimming in Connecticut ov^r the Income Tax Payments Due • Rochambeau, Havre June 1,5, New Both deaths, however, : York . ' L^iiwci’e attributed to heart disease Today“ ^oUections Over i Augustus, Naples June 16, New^-^^yigr than to drowning. . ! York. ' Only one other violent death was It Is Throwing Away 'Xinto To Do Housework In The Old Way Tl^on i Kungsholm, Gothenburg June 15, report^ in the state over the week- 500 j New York. . , end.^if^ resulting from an automo- For a Few Cents a Day-^The Cost of Yonr Electric Service—The Pennlaiid, Cherbourg June 15, >. bilc Viste^dent in Suffield in which ------New York. ' oftc ]pi(«son was killed and .six in- Heavy Part of Your Work Can Da Done For Yon Wa3l.mrton, ^'’" ■^"SS.tVerrilU.ofBndigirt ai ;S.“ XrV p\"s“s thr™/h - 13.i, Nc-.vNP-. of„r.»=art a. H2 Attack By Electric Appliances lion, u ouaio --- w 4.Ua ' V^^L- ■ Ik; 'v.-at Medical Examiner H. R. Dc- i ‘ ;m a n r '” S s OP 1929 »■ i Xmerican Farmer, New' York ■ nort. Sm“ f^ t r p r u r .« “ S o the ^overp.'lupe 16. Aptwerp. iuca, e: 'r-ttask lUent coffers Totals ! Caledonia, Glasgow June 14 for ’.iv'th'e tions to unprecedented totals. , vm-v ' Al’oc: Kalinowski, 22, of New ■ Treasury experts expected today Sji - '/ ^orkYork ’ tevon ,s the other youth to die M S MODI? W collections to amount to sduu.uuu, wliilc iin bathing. He Was , seized heart attack while,svsdmming 000 or more. At the ' *i • "’Ui a government was paying off S460.-, T. ak' 000,000 in maturing . ' W.4PPING The indebtedness, taking in $4o0,000.d(.' c :l ths ELECTRIC RANGE man 70, of Greenfield, Mass! She from the sale of such securities and , Harry P. Files of Wapptng navin:: paying about 590,000,000 intcrosu on received a fractured ,skull and ."ft been graduated this June 10th from broken neck when a’ car^^rlven ,by.,’ the public .debt. Suffield school, p'ans to enter the h'T husband, who" feceiifed setlous,^ 'On June 12 the last day shown m ; University of Maine at Orono next, intcr-nal injuries collided \vith-mb Can Be Purchaaed Now For the Treasury’s, daily statement the i fall. While at Suffield Files has; Operated by Jobn Buciiiskii bt Cni“ ; •government had collected for the been an outstanding student and, cago. ! fiscal year which started July 1.J-A a i athlete ranking fourth schplanstic- total of 53.457.920,010 _and ^ ally in his class and shining equal.y spent in the same time 53,695,57-.- as brilliant in his track work o.‘ 80 PHONE EMPLOYEES 640. Though this left a deficit ot 5240.652,630 Treasury officials e;;- $ 1 0 4 * 7 5 pcctcd President Hoover’s first fud GET SERVICE AWARDS ' $99 .75 fiscal year in office to end with n comfortable surplus. i ON THE BUDGET Eighty employees of Q:^._ South FULLY INSTALLED Total Receipts. 1 V ■’ ’■ •'f’', Of the total receipts for the year i ern New England Telept^'e com- ^ ■ ’ ' » ;. ■ i’ ' ► ? 51,019,005,251 were received as tax; pany whose terms of seryi.ee range j on incomes of 1929, despite the fact from five to 25 years were., given gold service emblems by tne com of the wall street collapse last fa 'l; pany during the past month. It is SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 2 YEARS TO^PAY and the one per cent tax reduction , an interesting fact that of the 24 The tax reduction alone meant ^ j employees,’ who completed their about 580,000,000 less income . for | ; emblem periods from ;ten to 25 the government nevertheless indica-; years, .25 are w.omen .and of the 37^ tions were that the Treasury esti who receive their first emblems, at; mates of a total return of 52.480,-, the completion of fiVe years serv-’i -ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION 000,600 from income taxes in the: ice, 30 are women. fiscal year would be borne,out,so Twenty-five . year, e.mblemS ' w«re^ , ■ f'.' ' ■ ‘ * _ ; • - closely as to surprise even veteran; mveh to John .,Wv Jagg-er and B^: experts of the fiscal department. , ward 'R. Maher of New Haven aijC I?: iX . The total Income for the year to Nazaire J. Roussealr of New Lpn- , y c Both the Frigidaire and General June 12 was $105,000,000 more than don. received in the same period of last Those receiving 20-year emblem;?, year v/hilc the expenditures were are Esther H. Routh. James 5177,000,000 greater, due in part to ■ Earle, Archie McKay...and A. N.-H. Electric Refrigerators increasing government activities Nitchkie of New Haven.; C. "W. Dil and the operations of the Federal: lon, Anna M. Miller and John F. Farm Board. i Tobin of Hartford: Alice A. Wohl- MA"Y BE PURCHASED FROM US General Expenditures. | Harry P. Files. 1 loben of Stamford, Marcus R. General expenditures of the gov ______1 l\"oodruff of Derby, and John V. b u d g e t ernmTnrkmounted'to’ 52,078,445.1(5:) i which he was captain this year, j Adam of Winsted. ON OUR POPULAR PLAN about $90,000,000 more than for-the j Files also niayed varsity tackle on. same neriod last year, while the I last fall’s Ijbtball team and was a year emblems while f9 ^®^® nTSal defSenev this year totals j mein’oer o: the stundent council.. At 1, emblems for ten years s®rv‘ce. 585,074,870 to date as compared to Maine he plans to study to em- 570,020,900, in the same period last engineering and judging from his , em g ----- I nrenaratorv scnooi record chould | .ployees upon the completion of year. .A, |I preparatory schoolscnoui ic - - each five years in the business. The total of ordinary expendl-1 continue his good work and be e-'i , ______tures of the government for the i outstanding credit to the home qf 1 FRANCE MAKES------PROTEST. year to last Thursday was $3,186,-' the ‘ Stein Song. , ______141,745 as compared to $3,050,496,- A very pretty home wedding took ;. Paris, ^ June 16.— (AP)—The 970 for the same time a year ago. place last Saturday afternoon at ^ French _ ambassador at Rome has With at least $500,000,000 in in o’clock, Daylight Saving .Jli™®-, jj-e^ asked to make an official in^ come tax expected by the Treasury wnenwhen misaMiss. Ruthrcutu Lucretia Stoddard, i qulry ^ at; the Italian-■ •• fordgn- ■ - office before thp end of the fiscal year on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank.alleged manii^es'tationspf ijune 30 indications were that the Stoddard of Wapping apd John ^ 'xfnfian students before the'office of government would have a total in -; Wilson Graham, Jr., son of Mr. and French consular agent at Bari, TH i AUTOMATIC DUO-DISC come during the year of a little; Mrs. John W .Graham, also of Wap-i jtaly, which were reported here to more tBan $4,000,000,000, and end' ping were united in marriage by i g. nature belittling to France. the year with a surplus of $100,000,- Rev. Harry B. Miner, pastor of the ; officials at Paris were disposed 000 or more. Federated church. The bride was | regard the incidents as not seri- ; given in marriage by her father,; qus and quite local in character, en- Frank C. Stoddard. Her maid o f : gendered by "hot heads under the honor was Dorothy E. Stoddard, sis-j influence of hot weather.’’ ELECTRIC WASHER OPEN FORUM ter of the bride, and the best man} ------was Malcolm L.' Juno, a friend cf | That Hawley-Smoot tariff bill MADE IN NEW YORK? the .groom. The bride’s wedding] doesn’t miss a’ thiasr-It^'ftven puts gown was ivory satin and the maid a tax on your miftd'to;;-read it. Editor, The Herald. WILL SOLVE YOUR WASH DAY TROUBLES While reading the interesting ad of honor’s gown was peach g e o r ------dress given by W. B. Rogers before gette. The house was prettily dec LEGAL NOTICES 7V) the Kiwanis Club recently, the orated with ferns, American Beauty AND WILL COST ONLY thought came to me, how unfortu roses, daisies and laurel. After a AT A COURT OF P.HOBATE HELD short wedding trip they will live at at Mancke^ter, -(vithln- and for the nate that the two largest industrial District of ;lJanchesterii;Oin. the 14th concerns in Manchester should see their new home in East Hartford dav of Junt.'A. D..^l33o.' fit to advertise their products from which was just recently completed Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq- by the bride’s father. They will be Judge. ' , ,<■ Npw York because they have sales Trust Estate of T.aur.a B.-.'MpYton offices there. They spend large at home after July 1st. Mrs. Ruth under tlie-twill of Willie. T.'Morton, sums in advertisements which are Paterson Stoddard sister-in-law of late of Manchester, irii said District, the bride sang "Because” and she deceased. ■ $104 Budget seen and read by persons all over The Trustee having’ exhibited its $99*50 Cash .15 the United States, very few .>f was accojnpfthied at the piMO oy annual account with said estate to whom, probably know of the beau Mr*. George Hart who also played this Court for a?!To wance, it is the wedding march. The bride is a ORDERED:—That the 21st day of tiful town where the goods are pro June A. D.. 1930, at 8 o’clock (s. t.) $6:51 AMONTH duced or the skilled workmen who graduate of the East Hartford High forenoon, at the Probate Office, In $6.50 DOWN school and has been employed by said Manchester have their homes here and make assigned this vast output of goods possible. the commissioner of domestic ani mals at the state capitol for the iMt ance of said It would seem more fitting and and ’this CqUa «r-- — be^tter business that the place where three years. Mr. Graham also at give public notice to all persons in terested theirein , to' appear and be goods are made, and where the pay tended the East Hartford High school and is now in business for heard thereon by publishing a copy roll is issued and spent, should re of this order in some newspaper hav THE ELECTRIC IRONER ceive credit and prominence rather himself retelling butter and eggs. ing a circulation in said District, on than a city which means nothing to Following are some of the books or before June 16, 1930, and by post ,a I of fiction which have been added to ing a copy of this order on the pub readers from the fact that it is so lic signpost In the To-wn whera the W ith A Collapsible Table FREE Iftrge that anything might come' Sadd Memorial Library recent deceased last dwelt, five days before ly: , Kingdom .Lost by Patricia said day of hearing and return make come from there. Wentworth, Beggarman by Jane to this Court. E. W. ATWOOD ’WILLIAM S'. HYDE F O R A LIMITED TIME ONLY Abbott, The Door by 'Mary Rine >.'7 . . ' •- . .. ■ ■ ' ■ '• Jud'ge. hart,-Cousin Beryl by J. C. Smith, H-6-16-30. Sled Trails and White Waters' by SCREEN s t a r s WED AT A COURT OF PROBATK HELD George Mftrsh, The Honor of the at Manchester, within and for the Big- Snows by James, Curwood, Re District of Manchester, on the tiih dav of June A. D., 1930. ■. Los Angeles, Jime 16.— (AP) :— bellion by Natal Famham, The Present -WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. $ - ® Translating some of the romance Missionary miaaioBaty byuy Edison jui^iauu. Marshall, The Judge. 79 5 which Is their stock In trade, from 1 Masked Rlder> by Hoffman .Birney, Trust- Estate ' nf the Salvation the♦u- land1—.^ of make believe tnto th.irtheir Troopets Three by. Guy Empey, Army of Manchester,- Conn., under $5.00 A MONTH the. win of Willie T. Mortpn, late of $ DOWN private lives, Jocelyn. Lee, film act The Cask by Freeman Crofts, John Manchester, in said DistVlct, deceas 4:95 ress, and Luther Reed director, Gresham’s Girl by Concor^a Mer ed. were married here last night. The Trustee having- exhibited its rel, Itouckles by Clarence kneeled annual account •with said estate to' Dr.UT. James H.n. Lash,xjaaa, pastorp»oLUi ofuj. the <-uc , Harry P.P, Files,Flies, Sr., ofor Boston, this Court for allowance, it is HoUywood Congregational church, j^ais., has been spending a few ORDERED:— That the 21st day df performed the ceremony before a dgyg a t” his, home here the past June A. D.. 1930.-at S o’clock (s. t.) small-group____ -group of of film film celebrities celebrities and and Mr*. . irilM motored forenoon, at the Probate • Office, in week. He ahd Mrs. Files motored said Manchester, be and the same is THE CORONA other friends of the couple. to Boston,^Mass., and to Providence, assigned for a hearing on the allow R. -I., returning home Friday eve- ance of. said account ■with said es NOT BUYING COPPER. tate. and this Court .the ning. Trustee ' to give • public- ri6tlce” to all ELECTRIC COOKER Brussels, June 16.— (AP)—The Mrs. Raymond E. Geer and persons interested therein to appear daughter Elizabeth ' of Sheffield, and be hoArd thereon ,by» publishing) director of the General Society of a copy'", of this^WTdir In lsbm«, jlelvs-. NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION TO THE Minerals today denied cancellation Maos., who is spending the week paper -having ’la'''dl’rcul'atiDlr 'fn- said end at the home of Mr. Geer’s par District, on or before June 16, 1930,, by "Belgian firms of American Cop and by posting a copy jo f this order MANCHESTER HOUSEWIFE per or(fers. He said: “We are cop ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Geer, on the public signpost-' in the Town per sellers, not buyers.” He added spent a few days at the home of Mr where the deceased last dwelt, five that negotiations between Bel^an, and Mrs. Walter N. Battey, also days before said day of hearing and^ called on friends in the. place. Mrs. return make’’to this'Court.'’” Carman and British concerns still WILLIAM S. HYDE Regular $11.00 Value are being carried on. Geer was a former school teacher . _ ...... Judge. here. H-6-18-80. - ■ - . GIRL JOCKEYS CAMPAIGN PRICE $ 8 * 5 0 'a London. — English race tracks may see women jockeys astride horses In the very near future. Fa- c DOWN $ .(KPA MONTH voraWe reaction of the Jockey Club The 56 1 has been noticed recently and appli cations for licenses by women are Manchester Electric Co. expected shortly. The women will ELECTRICITY IS YOtlR LOWEST PRICED SERVANT. ri^e under the same, rules as male WILL CLOSE AT NOON jookejrs. . I* !’ gno '' — ------”b?®®Aro WINS DIVORCE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18 T h e M a n c h ^ t e r t a n Angeles, —^Attesting that the for their /• Isteatpersace of her husband- caus- SOUTH MANCHESTER ed^tli^'boo-'to commit suicide, Mrs. MAIN ST., PHONE 5181 FafTsr won a divorce suit ANNUAL OUTING 773 hare Ttoentiy. Sbe testied that her AT LAKE POCOTOPAUG Itiabaad-belted he drank two luarts'of fin t- ' -y 'J. '•/ I ^1. .V .•> -f- I t * • i- ;.$><■...... - " - . ,'«Sl ItftNCHBSTiRttVianNe BTO W inH W^CHESTPB,'C0 NN, IIOKDAY, TONB^mSSO. fiM F - , HURT w h ile; I • 3 Local Girls Graduate : BAD ENOUGH TME DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ROCKVILLE MIRED A1 d^HIST i »■ «-» , 422.3—WOR, NEW ARK—710. Leading DX Stations. At Boston University ID AVOID (HASH It It 16. - 7;3t) 6:30—Bungalow boys music. tV Monday, June 9;00 8 ;00—FTaternity Row program. WSB, ATLANTA—740. Willingness of three young Man TlirM •‘Caucailnii Sketches’* by the 9:30 8:30—South American music. ;OrivliBC'Under Influence. f t ituisltB composer, IppoUtow-lvanow, 10:00 9:00—Hawaiian ensemble, organ 9:30 8:30—NBC programs (1V4 nrA) chester men to play the part of 5^5 open the pro»r&in hy 11:00 10:00—Trini’s dance orchewriu 11:00 10:00—Studio rhuslo |tour. WlUiam Clechowski u£ Tolland, Good Sanmritans resulted In painful ter dw c orchestra under the dlrec- 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians Naval Officer Says Boston Paul White when it broadcast l l ’SO 10:30—Moonbeams music hour, 12:00 11:00—Concert; stage show. just over the city line, was ar injuries to Albert Dowd, of 109 over WJZ and associated stations 348 6—WABC, NEW YORK—860, 12;45 11:45—Transcontinental prog. rested by Policeman Richard Shea, Eldridge street, one of the trio, who Monday night at 10 o’clock, daylight 6:30 5:30—Mountainville rural sltetch 293.9— KYW, CHICAGO— 1020. following an automobile accident on stopped to assist a motorist mired 7:00 c-UU—Orockett Mountalneera. Collision Could Have Been saving time. Tho untamed spirit of 6- 15—Address; astrologer. 7:30 6:30—Allerton glee club. Saturday evening about 9:30. He in a swamp at Rocky Hill yester-- the Caucasus U vividly renected in 7:15 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3»4 hrs.) 7:45 6.‘4.S—Walter Wlnciteirs column. was charged with driving while un- day noon. ,3'ii^ £ a.v these vigorous sketches, particularily 7:00—Vincent Sorey’s orchestra. 11:45 10:45—Four ciatica orchestras. the familiar "Match of the Sardar. 8:00 389.4— WBBM, CHICAKO—770. ' der the influence of liquor and was j Prevented by Captains. Dowd with Raymond Chambers haiu ‘ <1 depicting a military Procession in the 8:30 7I3O—Henry Burbig, humorist. •j:0U g-OO__Dramatization, talk, music 9:00 8:00—Syinpnony music, solos. released under $200 bonds to ap- { and William Morrow, was passing ■ Ci. ZS.'" da vs of tho Czar. A delightful Sltauss 8:30—An evening in Paris. 9:30 8:30—Two dance orchestras; waltz. "Artist’s Life" and Bach a mel 9:30 10:00 9:00—Gems of music. pear in Rockville Police Court this ' by and offered to help the stranded 10:00 g.(Xy—Columbia mala chorus, odious "Air for a String” -»^11 ■ u 9:30—Jesse Crawford. organlsL 10:30 9:30—Drama; feature hour, morning at 10 o’clock. ; Norfolk, Va., June 16.— (A P )— motorist. The car half in and half «»f y- ■ out the orchestra offering. B** Pot 10:30 riw 12:00—Around the town. ter Roberts, contralto, will bo the 11- 00 10:00—’rhree dance orchestras. Ciechowskl was driving North on j George F. Farrell, chief signal man, out of a roudbole, Dowd started to 12- 30 11:30—Midnight organ melodies.4-16.4—W GN-W LIB .CHICAGO—720. Prospect street, when the front' rtc?.; soloist on this program, offering toe 7:30 6:30—Coon Sanders’ nightliawks i U. S. S. Lexington, the first witness fasten a tire chain to the rear of the song. "None But the Ixtnely Heart, '454.3_WEAF. NEW YORK-660, 7:45 6:45—WEAK programs tj hra.) wheel of his Hudson car struck a| car when the driver put the car in ^oii£». I' by Tschaikowsky. Music for the sum 6-00 6:00—Dinner dance music. beard in the'examination here to 6:00—Soprano, string quarfeL 10:30 9:30—Conceits; Hungry Five. stone wall, causing the bub cap tO: reverse, and the car backed, catch 2LC»'i*r^ mer vacationist has been arranged for 7:00 11:30 10:30—Three dance orcliestraA day o£ survivors of the Falrfax- the concert by the Gypsies orchestra 7:15 6:15—Talk, "World Today. fall o f f ‘and a blow-out followed. He 1 ing Dowd's knee in the fender, smd 6:30—Believe it Or Not Ripley. 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO—1110. Pintbis collision, testified that ca and a male quartet, which may be 7:30 8:30 7:30—Dance orchestra, trto. lost control of bis machine, strik-j badly bruising it. An examinaflon tuned in from a W E A P cdiain station 8:00 7- 00—Symphonic Rhythms. pable handling of the twe ships aft 7-30__Gypsies male quartet. 9:00 8:00—Mooseheart hour, songs. in g .a Hudson Sedan owned byij by a Hartford physlclsm showed the at 8:30, daylight saving time. Among 8:30 11:06 10:05—Orchestra, mystery three. er they had sighted each other in the numbers wil be "Bells Across toe 9:30 g';30—Family party with Coun George Kies, Crystal Lake R.F.D. ligaments to be strained- and fliere tess Olga AlbanI, soprano. 344.fr_WLS. ertiCAGO—870. the fog oft Boston would have lleado^'5'* and Fever, 8:00 7:00—Stadium organ recital. No. 4, which was standing near! was a bad cut on the knee cap. 10:00 5:00- Musical plane of drtiuns. 8T5 7 :15—Oate.vvilic comedy akit. averted the tragedy. Farrell weis a j .Wave lengths 'n meters on left of Pi:30 «,;3()__Tenor, male trio, 8:30 7:30—W itches: studio singers. the Serbser home. Both cars were j passenger on the Fairfax. | 11:00 .10:00—Drama. "Harbor u . Lights." station title, kilocycles on the righb 447.5—WMAQ-WQJ. CHICAGO—670. badly damaged, and Ciechowskl re- 1 The hearing by the United States Times are Eastern Daylijtot Sayiny 11-70 10-30—Two cance orcnestias. 8:00 7:00—W ABC programs 43 hrs.) ceived slight bruises about the face. and Eastern Standard, Black face ’ M3.^WJZ. NEW YORK-760 - 11:00 1U:00—Dan and Sylvia; concert. Steamboat Inspection Service was OPENING STOCKS 6- 00 5:00—Mormon choir; orgamsL • f-VMS. type indicates best features. 11:30 10:30—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comedians No one else was Injureo. He wasi 1 started here today before a board 6:30 6:30- Ramblers male trio. .md* ~ 5 :45—iTohibition poll prograna. 11:45 10:45—Concert, dance music. fined $100 and cost of $1'?.78. composed of Dickerson Hoover, in- Le&ding East Stations. 6:45 299.5— w o e . DAVENPORT—1000. New York, Jime 16.— ( A P I - 7:30 6- 30—Amos 'n' Andy, comedians8:110 7:00—WF.AK programs (3 hrs.) Elks Flag Day Elxercises. ! I spector general; Captain T. J. Han- 7:15 6:15—Male Irlo. iikelele. 11:00 10:00—Ncla and Sven, team. Rockvlllo L-idge of Elks held Flag j ■ Ion local inspector of boilers, and Wholesale liquidation broke forth In 2?2®^WPO. ATLANTIC CITY-1100. 7:30 6:30—Roxy and His Gang with 10’30 o:3U—Two dance orchestras. Day exercises at tbe^ Elks grounds the Stock Market as trading was 8:00 7:00—Studio musical Prop‘s™- Jose Santiago, baritone. . J • Captain John S. Tarkenton, local 7- 30—Tho 1-amily Goes Abroad. 351.2— KOA, DENVER—830. resumed today. Several blocks o£_. •f tn?’ *■* 1 9:01) 8:00—Uke. baritone; orchestra. 8:30 9:00 8:00—NBC piogiaina (3 hrs.) on Prospect street on Saturday 1 Misj Margaret Lewis. Miss Anne Strickland. 1 inspector of hulls. Several other 'itnsr?'.'' 10:00 9:00—Louie’s band vragon 9:00 S:uO—Piano duo. male tno. li:45 10:45—New songs: serenaddrs. evening, with several hundred p eo-; 5.000 to 8,500 shares were dumped 10:30 8:30—WABC progs. (2V4 hrs.) 9:30 8:30—Real Folks comic sketch. . . . , 1 witnesses, mostly Navy men, g;00_Rochester orch. witn Rae 1:00 13:00—Dance orchestra: studio. pie in attendance, including many I Miss Margaret Levri- daughter to enter Ipto full time religious work yjgji. gall to the stand, upon the market.^ VEUiadium, East 283-WBAL. BALTIMORE-1060. 10:00 Potter Roberts, contralto. 1:30 13:30—The liarp of harmony. man Kod;ak, tind Western Union -''d4A ’ t 6:00 R:00—W.rZ organist, choir. 2-00 1:00—Mytn liouse: liot spot. members of the patriotic organiza-1 of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Lewis, commencing in the fall of this year. parrell said he was on the tore- ^ ^ 10:30 9:30—Drama. Tlmpire BUiloeis 374.8— WBAP. FORT W ORTH—800. Miss Anne Strickland, daughter castle head, near the bow | 3 to 3% ^^nts- J^esttaghouse ,’jaS. 'c ‘ , 6:30 6:30—John 11:01) 10:00—Sluinber musis hour. tions of the city. 1 lookout, i -7:00 6:00—Romany Trail music. 8:30 7:30—Musical progs. tSli hrs.) The______^ Rockville Boys’ ______Band opened^ Pearl street graduates today 7:30 6:30—Merrymakers orchestra, 12:f'0 11:00—O’ Uarn’s danc« a 357—CMC, HAVANA—840. of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney W. Strick-' ^yhen the tanker Pinthis was sighted , 2^3.8—WNAC, BO8TON-1230. 491,5_WIP, PHILADELPHIA—€10. 8:00 7:00—Studio musical program. the exercises with a half hour band from the School of Religious Educa- land, of Highland Park, will be and remained in that vicinity until: and I. . Steel If, 6:00—W.IZ Amos n Ands. 7- 00 6:00—Children’s birthday list. 7:110 7:35 6:35—Dou,-,hei tv’s dance music. 10:00 9:00—Spanish musical comedy. concert, under the personal direc i tion, Boston University. Last year graduated this year from Boston ^ after the explosion of the oil cargo ■ » • f* • 7:15 6:15—Feature studio concert 12 00 11:00—Havitiia dance music. S:00 7:00—W.\UC programs (2 Urs.) 8- 00 7:00—Wanderers male quarleL333.1-WJAX, JACKSONVILLE-900. tlon of the Leader Henry M. Schon- ^ she was awarded the Junior University. School of Religious Edu-} q, the tanker. 1 Penn.sylvania Railroad each 9- 30 8:30—Keatti-e music hour. roclu Exalted Ruler Herbert O. cation. Commencement exercises Sichted in Time. point. ^ _ 545.1—WGR. BUFFALO—550. j 10:00 9:00—Two d.-ince orchestras. 7‘30 6:30—Dinner dance music. I Scholarship .for Girls, because of her 7:45 6:45—NBO programs (2 hrs.) ; 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3 hrs.) Clough presided and several of the are being held today. Miss Strick-. gaw The tanker five ship' renewed 535.4—WLIT. PHILADELPHIA--560. 11 ;00 10:00—Melody makers music. ! pre-eminence in scholastic work and 10:30 9:30—Studio musical program. ! 8:00 7:00—WEAK progs. (Jlj h'S.) 11:00 10:00—Artists hour; dance music , 475.9—WOS. JEFFERSON CITY—630. otficers took part. i also for the outstanding pupil in land majored in Fine Arts. She lengths ahead, "he told the board. | ®°'^‘ty the lack of en 11:30 10:.30—Three dance orchestras. l(i;15 9:15—Sunshine choir program. Former Mayor Joseph Dutton ot appeared 12:00 11:00—Buffalo orgM recitol. L 305.9—KDKA. PITTSBURGH—950. character standing. While study- has participated in many musical: ..ajj^ j think we sighted her in time I couraging business news 333.1—WMAK. BUFFALO^OO. 1115 10:15—Studio musical program. Bristol was the principal speaker considerable ac- *^7:00 6:00—WJZ Amos 'n' Andy. 12-45 11:45-Moonlight sCienaders. 1 ing Miss Lewis was employed for programs during her college term, to avoid colUsion.” , ,, ^ 6-30 .5:30—Studio dance orchestra, 7-15 6:15—Studio music hour. orders over g oo 7:00—WABC progrartis (2 h^A) 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. and Miss Elizabeth Huebner, con- ' three years at Trinity Protestant under the direction of Professor H. | Farrell said he fought fire on th e; cumulation of selling 7-30 6:30—Llttlo German band. 10:30 9:30—NBC programs 1246 nrs.) encouraged fur- 428.3—W LW , CINCINNATI—700, 8:ii0 7:00—Feature band concert. trS.lto soloist was at her best in two Augustine Smith, and has also been ngj-t side of the Fairfax. He as-! the week-end and 7;;i0 6:30—Dinner dance concert. 1:00 12:00—Concert mu*ic> soprano. : Episcopal church, Boston, last ywr 8:30 7:30—NBC program* (214 hrs.) numbers, ‘^A Soldier’s Farewell" and I filling the important position of Di a member fo ' two years of the Fine j gerted that be saw five lines of hose i ther bear selling. x l5 7:1.1—Variety hour; orchesira. 11-10 10:10—Jack Penny’s orchestra. 2:30 1:30—Max Fisher’s orchestra. ii'ni) 8:00—Studio music hours. 370.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810. “We’ll Never Let the Old Flag rector of Girls Work there, under Arts Guild, Tiffle Theater group, break, three near couplings, and 1 Figures for May foreign trade 245.8-^A E . pr-fTSBURGH-IZZO. ;00 7:00—WABC progs. (2Va hrs.) I):SO 8:30—W JZ piograms 014 hrs.) 6:00 6:00—Dinner dance music. After graduation she intends to ascribed the failure of the gear j and cotton consumption were re- iron lo;00—Singers, lawn party. 10:00 9:00—Southernera dance music. 6;.30 6:30—Dance music; soprano. 10:30 9:30—Hainliiie University iiour. relfd by’^lSsJpri^ritt^and^Sunty ! ^eSd^‘ IS p The combin'e the study of dramatics and' either to rottenness or to excessive: garded as discouraging, a cut from 11:30 10:30—WJZ Amos ’n’ Andy. 7:15 6:15—Uncle Gimbee: recital. 11:45 10:45—Brooks and Ross. team. i;.(,n 7:00—WKAF programs (3 nrs.) Il:o0 lu:U0—Music: politicians; nonce. It U her .etenUon music. pressure. He testified that a man | Saturday’s price of 12.55 cents a 12:00 11:00—Orchestra, string quarlec 11:00 10:00—Eddie Klein’s orchestra. 12:30 11:30—Midnicht melodics: d-ince. he thought to have been the second j pound to 12.30 for export copper, 1 :.*0 12:30—Sweet and J.,o'w Down. 260.7—WHAM. ROCH ESTER—1150, 254.1 —KOB, NEW MEXICO—1180. 2-00 I'OO^—Tnlrt<-»nth Hour jamboree 11:00 10:00—Kami tajit: orchestra. The Legion Bugle and Drum r> 1. m ■ steward of the Fairfax attempted | and a drop of 3 cents in California 280.2—VyTAM, CINCINNATI—1070. C-45 5:45—Dinner dance music. 11:30 10:30—I’lay: oouitcay program. Corps held a parade from Memorial | ice of dedication at the Rockville | to wrest from him his life preserver j gasoline prices, gave the bears fur- S:0n 7:00—WEAK programs (2 hrs.) 7:00 6:00—NBC programs (3 hrs.) Baptist church. This organization ]0;(i0 9:00—Aristocrats orchestra. 1:00 12:00—l-'eoture musical prqgiam. hall to the Elks Home, accompanied NINE ARE DROWNED and that a woman passenger later j ther encouragement. The tariff 10:00 9:00- FestU’e artists hour, 11-00 10:00—Vaudeville artists honr. 379,5_KG0. OAKLAND—790. supplied speakers at the various l i on 10:on—Musi-'al night court 12.00 11:00—Shell ayinphopists hour. by the Manchester corps, told him this white roan had tried | measure appeared to have been ful- 2S3—WTIC, HARTFORD—1060. 375.9_WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. churches on Sunday 12:57 11:67—Time: weather: markets. 1:30 12:30—Miniature biography. A special feature of the exercises to steal her life belt. j ly discounted by the market last 8:30 7:30—WEAK progs. (11,4 hrs.) 6:15 6:15—Dinner dance orchestra. 2:15 1:15—Halstead’ s dance orch. was the presentation of prizes in Scott to be Burled Here. "Did you see anybody cut a boat j week, tfi-rin 9:00—Old timers’ muslcale. 7:30 6:30—W EAF programs (4 tirs.) 270.1—WRVA. RICHMOND— 1110, The body of George Scott, for OVER THE WEEKEND 10:30 9:30—WEAK tenor, narrator. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs l3J,i hrs.) the Flag Essay contest, conducted fall.” ha was asked. 1 American Telephone, Interaation- 11:30 10:30—Thenler organ recital. merly of this city, and chauffeur for 11:00 10:00—Crooner, harmony teum, 225.4— WHAZ. TROY—1300. 11:30 10:30-Dixie spiritual singe's. by the Stanley Dobosz Post, Amer- 302,8_WBZ. n e w ENGLAND—990. 12:00 11:00—Ulchmond dance oici. "I did not,” was the reply, ■ al Telephone, and Atchison sagged 9-no 8;(l0—Sirinc trio, soprano Ican Legion.. The prizes were pre-', George Sykes, Jr., of California, will ^ one of ‘the other Navy boys said; point or more to new lows for the 7;00 6:00—W JZ Amos 'n’ Andy. 9:30 S:30— Song.s; tenor, contralto. 440.9— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO--630. 71.S 6:15—I.owe’a oreh: brevitos. 1:00 12:00—Variety program, -iriffis. sented by Commander William C. be brought to this city for burial.; UsAf man I'-nn 7*nn w t t : nro-Tams nrs.i iri;30 9:30—\iindec . string 1 r.f,. they saw ?. colored man cut one,^g^j._year. southern California Edison, 7:00-WJZ programs (3’,4 hrs.) 1:30 12:30—NBC dance orfhr,»;va. Pfunder. Miss Helen Ertel, of St. Mr. Scott died in ! IhrC C UtuOrS UI6 110111 ll6 0 t with an axe.” 11 35 10:35—Dream journeys. organlsL 11:30 libSO—Deuces Mild orches ra. Secondary DX Stations. Bernard’s Parochial school, daugh-, latter part of the week and had' Eilectric Power and Light, Dupont, Secondary Eastern Stations. „ „ Other X Witnesses.,1 J .fa n /i' Standard Gas, American Caji, Safe- 344,6—WENR. CHICAGO-tS70. ter of Mr. £ind Mrs. F'rederick Ertel | been with the Sykes family for Farrell was followed on the stand, Westinghouse Elec- I--0 9 WFFI BOSTON 590- 272.6—VJLWL. NEW YORK 1100. 7:00 6:00—K.isemblo; organ ntiislc. 7:00 6:00—Vocal’ solos. orchestr->. 6:10 5:10—.'Soprano, violin, tenor. of Laurel street won the first prize, many years, In New England on One by Chief Quartermaster Edward G. ^ > 6:40 6:40—Catholic aue.siion box. 9:30 8:30—I’ia.vers; family i.l:etch. among shares losing 7:30 6:30—O’ Leary’s Irish minstrels. 10:30 0:30—WEAF tenor, narrator. a silver loving cup, and she read her i Engagement Announced, Oullen. also of the U. S. S. Lexlng-| to j;;rn 7:110—WEAK programs <2 iiis.) 7:00 6:00—Ballad recital: talg. essay, which was very good. Flags | Edward W. Bums of 56 Prospect. 1 to 3 points. Eastman Ko 7:40 6:40—Dance orchestra. 11:00 10:00—Art’Ists comedy sltelch. ton, and also a passenger on the, 1 to 10-00 9:00—Night court program 11:15 10:15—K iv chair music hour. were presented other winners, Ed-1 street announces the engagement 01. Of Hottest Days. dak and Union Pacific dropped .*5. 545.1—WKRC. CINCINNATI—5a0. 526—WNYC. NEW YORK—570. steamer. Cullen, like Farrell was 6:30 5:30—German les.sons; talk. 12:00 ll:All—DX air vaudeville. and Allied Chemical 15. g-no 7-.no—WABC programs (3 nrs.) 491.5— WDAF. KANSAS CIW —61C. ward Bowers of the East school.' his daughter, Irene M. Burns t o , standing on the forward deck when 11:00 KbOO-Slumber music hour. 7:36 6:25-Air college lectures. Foreign exchanges opened easy, 8:10 7:10—l->atui».» male quartet. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs f2‘.) hrs.) Bessie Kent of the Maple street'carl Lu tender, son of Mr. and Mrs.; the Pinthis was sighted and struck. 12 00 11;no—Four nance orchestr.-is. ■ 10:30 9:30—Singin’ Mountaineer. with Sterling Cables at $4.8513-16. 325.9—W W J. DETROIT—920. 434,5—CNRO. OTTAW A—690. school and Jane Janton of St. Jo-'H enry J. Lutender of Los Angeles,; Boston, June 16.— (A P )—Week- He said be saw the tanker three 7:30 6:30—Girls and boys corner. 31:45 10;45—Oreliestra: comedy team, 7-45 6:45-Studio musical progtsm. 461.3—W8W. NA8HVILLE-650. seph’s Parochial school. , ' Cal. Mr. Lutender Is an associate , end drowning accidents took the to four minutes before thf collision off 3-32. 8:011 7:00—WEAF programs (4 nrs.) 8:00 7:00—Concert orchestra. solOA 8:50 7:50—Dance orchestrn. 8:80 7:30—Craig’s dance mii ■ ■ i ' ^ ■ ■’ A k' i i. -- /' . •!£^: M ^C H E ST E E e v e n i n g h e r a l d . SOtJTH MANGHBSTEB, c o n n , iBONDAY, JUNE 16, 1930. the animals within range of toe at Hebron Center, was packed to toe for a day or two recently, ^ e y left guns. 312 DEGREES on a motor trip to toe Bumindes’ — ------doors, with many Ptandl^. at toe New Haven—^The favorite outdoor I graduation exercises which tooB camp at South Cueo, Main. HEBRON Recent visitore at toe home of the Queer Twists sport of Yale seniors is golf. Foot BY NEW HAMPSHBIE D. S t y i i m w ] \ i place Friday evening, ^w ent^-to^ ball rates second. j Overnight pupUs from the schools the t o ^ Rev. and'Mrs. T. D. Martin were Mr. and Mrs. M. Eugene Lincoln, New York—His eyeglasses smash who had completed toe eighto grade In Pay*s News ed in a polo game, John Hay Whit DurhamJ^. H. Jun«jM— (AP) ~ Pupils and teachers of the gram- work comprised the class of 1930. and friends, of Willimantic, toe Rev. OF CABLE NEWS ! A . P. News . i and Mrs. H. L. Lonsdale and friends ney must take it easy for a week. President Edward M. ' U r ^ o t to# lar and primtu-y grades of the Cen- The graduates were: Amston, bt^ b of Colchester, Mr. and Mrs. Frank He was struck by the ball when rid University of Nisw Ifiuiipdhlre'' a u r 1 ------! I sr School enjoyed a school picnic Ellsworth Porter, Doris Row Ives of Hadlyme, and George Rix, Philadelphia — An “Ideal Ameri ing off an opponent. ’Three stitches day conferred-312 defree* at tod ley; Center. Charles .Wmthrop 60th commencement. ^ Waterbury.—Mrs. Isabel Scovill Bathing, swimming, games of con Babek, Harold Jay Cuinmings Juua of South Manchester. can girl” hopes to be a missionary were taken- A gift of $125,000 by Mr. and Mrg. Wayland, wife of John Elton Way- test, auuand «a picnic dinner on the A/rars-aret Gonci, Winthrop Edward Miss Helen Gilbert has returned in India. Given the title at the Rome, N. Y. —Having crashed in Doings In Rsmania the High shores of the lake wereiforA participatednfirticinatccl , Margaret uonci, Hortop. from Bridgeport after the closing sesquicentennial celebration. Miss their first airplane ride Lewis and (jharles P. Hood, Boston, to lland. New York attorney, dies at at toe trustees ifiscretlOT wna summer home at Stonington at age in. School will close on Friday. ^hejHddThe i Hilding, ng, Kulynyck, Sophie events of the Unquowa School which Alice M. ’Thompson spumed oppor Albert Humez, 12, twins, are wor Spot of Foreign Affairs; teachers are Miks Marcia Zabriskie,• |I Nancy Anast^ia^Km^^ ^ took place on Thursday and Friday. tunities to make money from it. She ried, really worried lest dad prevent nounced. Mr. Hood, this i of 66. A play, staged by Miss Gilbert, served the 50to anniversary of bl| i East Hampton.—Attempt made ana M r. W. i has been graduated from Ohio Wes them going up again. The plane taken from one of Chaucer’s Can leyan University and has become piloted by a professional, hit some graduation from toe Institution. . | • to burn home of William Robelin, terbury Tales was successfully pre director of reli^ous education in The Rev. Garfield Morgan, Lyn^ Other Topics. social club operator, imperiling lives "w ^ F ^ T ^ le r, Y.M.C.A. secretary I w Im M : Jagr’er Die- trees and wires. The twins have a sented at the closing exercises, in tee Oakland M. E. church in Phila few bruises to show for their lark. Mass., addressed toe • graduatUW of his four children. of Tolland County, gave a talk to ^ Greenberg, Marion Ruby class on the subject “A Rendea'vo^ the boy scouts at their meeting at j pQj.^’gi.. jones Street School, Stanley which 35 or 40 children of the school delphia, but her goal is the foreign I Greenwich.—^Tenth victim took part. missionary field, particularly India. With Life." . -i By Associated Press . who died in burning of freighter St. Peter’s Parish Hall Tuesday; Milulski, Edward Anthony Five honorary degrees evening, the subject being on Camp i Mary Elizabeth Kurzelj A crowd of school children were I Thames, found floating on Sound. taken to Willimantic on the school New York—Mme. Ernestine Sebu- awarded. , The trite observation that truth is »» ______- Woodstock, which is presided over ] g j . j ^ Q Q j jj^a,rjorie Edith Foote, Windham.—William C. Bhchus, bus, by Clarence Rathbim, on Sat mann-Heink has an idea of a beauti REBELS VKiORlOUS Ambrose Swasey of Exeter stranger than fiction was proved in 75 former Representative of State I ny the speaker. A business meeting | ^^^^rew Dwight Hooker, Shemood urday, to witness the circus parade ful way to die. She told of it on Cleveland, O., famous for bis wow a little Balkan kingdom this week. Legislature, died. foUowed. Games were played and: Keefe, Stanley Hills Keefe, her 69th birthday: “Out on the in the construction of large astrojui* Bridgeport.—Edward Kelly, M er-; meeting closed with an inves-. Merenino. There were no at the Thread City. If a red backed novel told of a stage I would sing the last note of a IN CHINA’S CIVIL WAR mical telescopes, received toe degree iden elected state commander of i titure rite in which two candidates,! graduates from the Gull School, me song. Oh, no, I wouldn’t want to of doctor of laws. ‘ vi prince who renounced his royal disabled American veterans a t ; g^j^ard Pomprowitz and Howard j program included "The Precession- cie before the audience and create a The degree of Doctor of Llterf*' rights and went into exile with a closing of state convention. j porter became second degree scouts. i gj„ pjayed by Mrs. William u. BURR IS CANDIDATE disturbance. But after the last note ture was conferred upon llo b w Meriden.—Connecticut School for ji^nan L. Carr was the guest ofjgg jns of Colchester; the Invoca-' Shanghai, June 16.— (AP)—Indi woman he loved, who came back to I would go off the stage and then, cations that the Nationalist govern Frost, poet, of. South ShaftsbUTYi Bovs trustees give committee of the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Wil- lion, by Allan L. Carr; Address of ^ out of sight, I would die. That Vt. take the throne of his father amid Welcome, by Harold Cummings, FOR LESION POSITION would be the most beautiful way to ment forces defending the tri-cities four power to select successor to tiams on Monday and part of ’Tiies- of Hankow, Wuchang and Hanyang The degree of Doctor of Science John A. Tinsley, who died before , ^^y attended with Mr. Williams Class song, by the class of 19u0. go” . was awarded to Dr. Wilton E. Bcitr Words of the song were written oy against the thrusts of two rebel ar year, taking office as superintendent. meeting of the Tolland County Johnstown, Pa.-— Having caught mies who suffered their second re ton, New Haven, Conn., Conne<^f New Haven.—Dennis A. Blakes- Pastors’ Union, and accompanied Olive Warner and Stella Spak, and Bridgeport, Jime 16.— (AP.)— cut state entottiologist, and Tbornae previous, and who then caused the were sung to the tune “Auld L ^ g Theodore B. Burr, adjutant of the 53 trout of which 46 were undersiz- verse in three days appeared today lee elected president of Connecticut the latter to the meeting in Groton eed, Blair Borger of Nanty-Glo is in in Japanese advices from Hankow. A. Watson, Boston, who was a i ^ divorce to be annulled, — weu, il Society, Sons of American Revolu- of the New London Archdeaconry. Syne.”...... After. the _ Piaying_by^the . _ George Alfred Smith Post No. 74 dated with Alexander Graham Sffiu mieht be regarded as pleasant Md jail for 491 days. He was fined $485 The reports said the eastern wing Miss Margaret Lewis of the State I orchestra a play “Movipg cn. of !Fairfield of the American Le and costs v/hich he was unable to in the development of toe telephone. romantic fiction but certainly not as ^°Washington —Hoover announces Child Bureau of Hygiene took Char- ^^hich had been prepared by te^h- gion, has declared himself a candi of the rebellious Northern Alliance pay. forces had made a sharp advance Dr. Benjamin Ward Baker, supdr* something which could , he will sign tariff, making use of lotte Norma, daughter of Mr. and ers and pupils was presented The date for. state commander of the intendent of toe Laconia School fdr Yet such was the course of Carol play was founded on the idea of American Legion. He was in the Gaffney’s Creek, Victoria — southward to Shumatien, about 225 flexible provision to remedy in- Mrs. Frederick A. Rathbun, to the miles north of the three cities, on the Feeble Minded, received toe da- n , proclaimed King of Rumania by Hartford Hospital recently for an westward expansion, and was in race for the office a year ago, and They’ve turned the police station gree of Master of Arts. Parliament with only one adverse **^mtoington—Shoiwe four act?. The Division, Life on tee the election was deadlocked for into a florist’s shop in this thriving the Peiping-Hankow railway. Na operation for adenoid and tonsil tionalist forces were said to be with vote and welcomed by the people in crats will make tariff issue in com Trail, Captives, and When a Wish several ballots when he withdrsv/. town in the foothills of the Great AIMEE IS “BEAL HURT.” general. Then, with a throne, he troubles. drawing. ing Congressional campaign. Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert, the newly Comes True. It gave a faithful ^bd At the county meeting of the Diving range. Nobody has been ar New Jork, June 16.— (AP)-—Ri* needed a queen. Hence graphic picture of pioneer days. The | Lgo^on in Noroton Wednesday rested for seven years. The state That the military forces of Man- Hammond, Ind. ~ elected regent of the Colonel Henry turning from a week-end in tha that all laws relating to his exile costuming was particularly good Burr’s name will - •be placed -> before government has found other duties churif. might be sent to the aid of granddaughter kiUed, Champion Chapter, D.A.R., and sev Catskills, Aimes Semple MePher* enacted in Rumania from January 4, ically hurt after Army plane crashes and added to the dramatic effects. the session for endorsement of the for three policemen. the Nationalists was hinted yester eral local members of the chapter, day in Chinese dispatches from son, Los Angeles evangelist, slid 1926-^the date beginning his e x U ^ attended an interesting meeting of A selection by the White School district. were invalid, and he considered that into their sedan. New York—On their honeymoon Mukden. Chang Hsueh-Liang, gov she was “real hurt” today after.'sim Washington—White House denies the Daughters, held in East Hamp orchestra followed; the Unit con It has been many years.Aince this Dr. Mortor. C. Kahn and Miss Ruth the decree included the President Hoover is taking sides in tinued showed “Progress of Trans section of the state has been repre ernor of Manchuria, was quoted as learned that Customs officials h ^ ton at the home of Mrs. A. D. Wil- D. King are to study natives in tee having threatened to hurl his troops granted his wife. Princess Helen, be New Jersey primary,------. , Uams. An interesting histoncal pa- portation Since 1803; An essay on sented. by a state commander. Ed assessed her $277 in duty and' fiilN cause he deserted her for Mme. jungles of Dutch Guiana. They will against the northern rebels unless for merchandise purchased a’*>rd4<| New York — Sergievsky cteinM , jjampton was read by Lincoln was read by Miss Marion ward L. Kelly, executive secretary be married Thursday. Dr. Kahn, a Magda Lupescu two years ago. we .. . « ____ o n lin n TA^Tl TO r «_ ____ Viat* the latter accepted his offer to medi altitude record at 30,000 feet^ for Miss Anne Clark, written by her Porter; songs, “Allegiance,” and “In to Governor Trumbull, served for a but undeclared. •;* then proclaimed her queen. member of the faculty of Cornell ate between the Nationalists and the seaplanes with 500-kilogram load. mother, Mrs. Olive Clark of Porter My Garden,” followed, by the Cen year in that capacity. ’The Fairfield university medical college, is to uii- Mrs. McPherson landed Saturday Queen Helen was understood to iLllas — Death toll in Texas ter and Jagger Schools, The Unit Post has never been recognized Peining Alliance. on her way from a pilgrimager to consider the divorce valid, how Hill, Hebron. Mrs. * Clark was a tertake an expedition for the Ameri With the Nationalist government storms and floods reaches c^Sot. former resident of East Hampton concluded with “Brief on Class vilth a state office. can Museum of Natural History. the Holy Land. ever, so the next step was ecclesi Washington— Senator Oddie de Book,” by Olive Warner; “Tribute engrossed in making war against the Customs men said they found a astical annulment of the decree by and is much acquainted with the rebel militarists, piracy and other fends admirals who spoke against history and lore of the town and has to Pioneers,” by Marjorie Foote, and EARL o r SEFTON DIES Barrallier, New South Wales — trench dress and some embwidere# the Rumanian Holy Synod, which song, “At Anchor,” by the White Jim Leslie and Dave Elliott are forms of lawlessness continued to pajamas among the articles m her taken much time in making research flourish in many parts of China. was done. ''^Ncw York — President - Elect School. The diplomas were present London, June 16 —(AP) 'The i champion squealers. Making a noise baggage which did not appear on Thus did the former crown for the facts told of in her paper. Aroused by a new outbreak of Prestes of Brazil arrives. A map of the town as first laid out ed by Chairman of the Town School Earl of Sefton, sixth to bear his like a wounded rabbit v/ith the aid her declaration. prince, once considered a perma Toledo — Searching parties hunt Committee,* Robert E. Foote. A title, died at his London residence of a whistle hunters use for the pur piracy along the Chinese coast, ship nent exile, capture the throne of was shown. The history of tee bell ping interests organized a squadron The evangelist said the pajamf# seven men, believed drowned in Lake song, “Vesper Hymn,” was sung by today. He was an extensive British pose, they lay in a thicket one night were a present for her daughJoH his late father and remove all hin- industry was told in detail. The and bagged 40 foxes and two din of specially trained guards to com Erie. . house in which the meeting was held all the schools, the benediction was landed proprietor owning about Roberta, who remained abroad. drance in his path. In addition, h t Berlin— Gilbert says immeihate pronounced. Mrs. Seyms played.the goes, or wild dogs. The noise tricks bat buccaneers. dismissed officials who talked was built about 1735, and retMns 34,000 acres. budget reform is Imperative if 9*^* pleasingly its primitive character Recessional, and a final number was against his return; he promoted many is to pay Young plan obliga played by the orchestra. The class Army officers and others who had istics, at the same time being fitted tions.' out with aU modern requirements. officers were: President, Harold worked for him; he obtained a gov Bucharest— Rumanian .Orthodox Cummings; vice-president, Clifford ernment, headed by former Pre has H-L hinges, colonial fire church refuses to recognize Carol’s places, a bake oven in the large Wright; secretary, Marjorie Foote; mier Maniu, of the Peasants Party divorce from Queen Helen, but legal assistant secretary, John Horton. which aided in his return, and de^ kitchen fireplace, leaded frcmt-door ly divorce still stands. windows, etc. It was built by Wil Class colors were blue and white, creed wide amnesty for political Calcutta — Police arrest more and the clast motto was "Work and prisoners. He announced that his liam Barton, one of the early bell than 120 civil disobedience workers, makers of the town. His shop, now Succeed.” chief aims would be strengthening including officials. of the Army and Rumania’s finan torn down, was located close by the The Rev. T. D. Martin supplied Paris — Lucien Klotz, former the pulpit at St. John’s Church, East cial structure. house, and visitors can pick up bits French finance minister, dies. of bell metal on the site of the shop, Hartford, on Sunday, June 15. China’s Civil War Canton—Body guard assassinates Professor Charles H. Burnside In a sea captain it’s Vigilance China’s annual spring strife has left there a hundred or more years Liu Huan Yen, governor of Kwangsi ago. Mrs. Phyllis Thatcher of East and daughter,. Miss Marian, of New developed into a real war, with province. battles on a large scale, although Hampton, also spoke on National Jersey, also Mrs. N. Beedelman of Shanghai—Specially trained anti- Cleveland, Ohio, were guests at the there are hints now that peace is pirate guards to protect coastal Defense. Refreshments of ice cream, cakes, and coffee were served. Mem home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hills impending. For three months the shipping. government troops, headed by Berlin—Police arrest 150 Fascists, bers were present from Colchester, President Chiang Kai-Shek, have release all but 18 who refuse to re Westchester, Hebron, Lebanon, and bucked a Northern coalition under move brown shorts East Hampton. Yen Hsi-Shan and Feng Yu-Hsiang, Boston —Nine drowning deaths Miss Victoria Hilding, Worthy NOTICE! two outstanding northern warriors. occur over New England during Matron, attended the meeting of the Both sides have claimed victories, week-end; three deaths attributed Order of the Eastern Star, held in but it is no secret that losses on to heat. Colchester, Wednesday evening. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN each side have been heavy. Burlington, Vt. — Former Presi Several other local members were that a Special Town Meeting of the In the latest stage of the fight dent and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge arrive also present. legal voters of the Town of Man govemment -:troops -were defeated j for 126th university of Vermont E. Buell Porter, who was recent chester will be held at the High by a large Kwangsi rebel army commencement; Mrs. Coolidge to ly taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital, School Hall, on the 23rd day of \ south of Wuchang, while to® | receive honorary degree today, Willimantic, for treatment for ul June, A. D., 1930, at seven o’clock, ern coalition was reported h^ely to j Orchard, Me.— Bartlett cers of the stomach, is reported as P. M., Eastern Standard Time, for capture the important city of Tsin- Leford, 24, Newtonville, Mass., much improved, and the physicians the following purposes: an. J .. fatally injured when his motorcycle in charge expect to be able to ms- 1. To see if the Town will au Rumors were frequent during tee his automobile in Saco; 3,000 motor charge him in a week or so. His thorize the Selectmen to purchase week that the government would cyclists gather for gypsy tour. daughter. Miss Marguerite Porter, from The South Manchester Sani seek a truce with the rebels, but Boston—Reports of revelry with has just returned to her work m tary and Sewer District, such Chiang announced he was deter women participating in fountain- New York, after having spent two rights of way and land as may be mined to exterminate his enemies. cooled courtyard of public library on at her home here. Miss Por- necessary for the construction of He also denied reports he would re- hot night recently denied by Charles ter is a graduate nurse and has as a storm water sewer on the Dry sign. F. D. Belden, director. sisted in the care of he“ father dur Brook, so-called, from School Indian Situation Portland, Me.— Candidates com ing bis illness. She hopes to return Street to Brainard Place, with an s'* . The outstanding event of the plete campaigns for primary elec to continue looking out for him extension from the Dry Brook Indian situation during the week tions today with no live issues d o when he leaves the hospital. Easterly to Spruce Street. was the publication of the first sec veloping. tion of the Simon report, written by liirs. Loren M. Lord entertained 2. To see if the Town will make New Haven, Conn. — Memorial the members of the women’s bridge a British governmental commission chapel services held by Yale men an appropriation for the purchase which for two years has studied teis club at her home Thursday evening. of rights of way and land for the for President Emeritus Arthur T. Only two tables were in play, as British Asiatic territory with a view Hadley and William Howard Taft. construction of a storm water sew to recommending its political future. several of the members were pre er on the Dry Brook, so-called, Lynn, Mass. — John C. Badger, vented from attendance by illness. The report was preliminary, as the grandson of Governor William Bad from School Street to Brainard recommandations will be published Miss Marion Gott was winner of the Place, with an extension from the ger of New Hampshire, jumps or evening’s highest score. June 24, but some observers profes falls to his death from second floor Dry Brook Easterly to Spruce sed to see in it a forecast that India veranda. A meeting of the town school was Street. should be given Dominion status. Providence, R. I. — Mrs. Albert held at the town clerk’s office 3. To see if the Town will ac As to India itself, the civil dis Salter, Boston, elected president of Thursday evening. Little but rou cept the Selectmen’s layout of obedience campaign gained strength New England Conference of Hadas- tine business was accomplished but Clinton Street from Florence Street in Bombay. Nationalist leaders de sah at eighth annual conference. several important matters were dis to Oak Street. fied the government by picketing Boston—Registrar of motor vehi cussed and tabled for later consid 4. To see if the Town will accept foreign cloth shops and saloons, and cles reports 13 persons killed in eration. It was voted to approve the the Selectmen’s layout of Victoria sought to prevent mill hands from automobile accidents in state last supervisor’s recommendation of Miss Road from Center Street to West going to work. In addition they week. Alice Darau, of New Haven, as Center Street. caused a huge demonstration which Hanover, N. H.—Frederic H. Leg teacher of the White School, Gilead, 5. To see if the Town will accept resulted in twelve Indians being in gett, '98, New York City, elected in the vacancy left by Mrs. George the Selectmen’s layout of Proctor jured by police sticks. As a pre president of Dartmouth Alumni Boson. There will be a few other Road from Center Street to West cautionary measure the government Council. changes in the teaching force of Center Street. asked for reinforcements and an schools of the town. 6. To see if the Town will accept other battalion of troops was sent Miss Clarissa L. Pendleton and the Selectmen’s layout of Hender from Poona. son Road from Center Street to The British continued aerial oper WORLD BANK AT WORK her niece. Miss Clarissa Lord, left ations against the Afridi tribesmen , New York on Thursday for a trip West Center Street., i to Mexico, where they will be guests 7. To see if the Town will vote of the northwestern frontier, report to accept the Selectmen’s layout of edly driving many of them from the Basel, Switzerland, June 16. — for part of the time of the Rev. and (AP)—The Bank for International Mrs. Howard Champe. They expect Kensington Street from Porter caves where they constituted a men Street to Ridgefield Street. ace to the city of Peshawar. Settlement swung into full stride to be away for about two months, Sir Henry Segrave, the English today when the directors under and will visit Mazatlan, Topic, Gua 8. To see if the Town will accept man held the world’s automobile President Gates M. McGarrah took dalajara, and Mexico City. They a quit-claim deed from Edward J. Holl for a strip of land one foot speed record, was killed in England note of the successful issue of the plan to spend the most of the time •4 Friday when his new motor boat, first slice of the Young plan an in the last mentioned place. They wide at the end of Hawthorne cutting the water at a terrific speed, nuities issue and took up the ques are making the trip by railroad, Str€ct» smashed up in«a lake after ap tions immediately resulting. going first to the west coast, 9. To see if the Town will appro in a cigarette it’s Taste parently hitting a submerged tree Reports from all financial centers through IndianapolisIndianapolis. Miss Pendle priate Fifteen Hundred ($1500.00) Dollars for a reassessment of toe branch. indicating that the bonds were over ton is a daughter of the late Dr. C. subscribed promptly everywhere H. Pendleton. She is a graduate taxable property in toe Town as re YANCEY IN CHILE. were received with great satisfac nurse of the New Haven Training quired by law. E t e r n a l v i g i l a n c e — taking nothing for tion. The Great International Bank school, and has spent much of her 10. To see if the Town will adopt will begin its actual work of inter life in working at her profession in by-laws regulating toe sale and granted.. . leaving nothing undone— that’s the man Antofagasta, Chile, June 16-— discharge of fireworks. (AP)—Captain Lewis A- Yancey, mediary between Germany and the connection with her father’s prac date of the sea. Exacting laboratory research, rigid creditor nations by receiving the tice and that of her brother. Dr. C. Dated at Manchester, Connecti w . state it ss out teaaie American aviator who is making a cut, this 14th day of June, 1930. production standards . . • • endless care “ that’s tour of Spanish American countries, proceeds of the loan and distributing E. Pendleton of Colchester. Miss belief that the tobaccososad them among the creditor nlitlons. Lord is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS J. ROGERS Chesterfield’s watchword. landed at Porto Zuelo Airdrome at Germany first of all will get $100,- Everett G. Lord of Hebron. She is W. A. STRICKLAND in Chesterfield dptettts 4f i •) 20 p. m. yesterday after a four 000,000 of $300,000,000 subscribed, a graduate of Connecticut College ARVID GUSTAFSON MILD, AROMATIC TOBACCOS, patiently aged, of finer quality sad heacl^ hour and a half flight from .\rira. the balance being divided as fol for Women and is a statistician at ALBERT T. JACKSON • They intend to fly to Santiago to JARLE E. JOHNSON are the basis o f Chesterfield’s wholesome goodness. of better ttstc thta in SisF lows: France. $132,000,000; Great the Connecticut State Agricultural other cigsrefte sc the f i ^ day. Britein, $50,000,000; Italy, $12,- College, in the economic department. G. E. KEITH Chesterfield’s blend and cross-blend retains and 000,000; Japan, $2,000,000; Jugo She has been granted a leave of ab W. W. ROBERTSON. UQOSXTl PROF. LUNDSGAARD DIES. slavia, $1,700,000; Portugal, $784,- sence for the trip. Selectmen of the Town of Man rounds out their appetizing spice and flavor. OOO. The First Congregational Church chester, Connecticut. Copenhagen, Denmark, June 16. CHANCE PLAYS NO PART in keeping them — (AP) —Professor Chriestlen PRESIDENT’S EXPEDITION true to their course —> the safe, satisfying course of Lundegaard, former associate mem bers of the Rockefeller Institute of Santo Domingo, Dominican Re . . . ‘‘TASTE above everything”. Medical Research, and a member of public, June 16— (AP) — General the American Society for Fxperi- Rafael TrulJUlo, president-elect de WAPPING-MANCHESTER mer.tal Biology and Medici i»., died parted here yesterday for the in WAREHOUSE COMPANY • early this morning at the age of 47. terior at the head of a body of troops. Their destination and rea Notice of Stockholders Meeting BIG BRIDGE son for the expedition, was not known. A special meeting of the stockholders of this Corporation New York.—New York’s new ’The city and the surrounding country are quiet. will b^e held at the Buckland School House In the Town of Man ..bridge across the Hudson is the chester, on July 8th, 1930 at 7 o’clock p. m., Standard Time, to " ^f/ond4r of the construction age. Its ‘ ■■V , BIG PLANE HOPS OFF see If the stockholders wil Ivote to terminate the wrporate ex ' ''^A^jitral span between the two piers istence of the Corporation and to take any other action propr - feet long, or more than sev- Dessau, Germany, June 16— (AP) to come before said meeting. en-tenths of a mile. The two tow- THE MANCEtES’TER TRUST CO., Secretary. •'^'^Iri toe shores from which it is —Germany’s biggest land plane, the <8) 1930, LtCGziT & My z |s Tosacco Co. -’■' '^ p fo d e d iir e each higher than the Junkers G38, took off at 5:43 a. m. fambus Woolworto building. on a non-stop flight to Paris. „;-,> • -1 ,^-j-,. '«'■ r.T'4^ 'U -T r -' »; . "______- MANCHESTER EVENWG HERAtp;;SOmB MANCHKTER, CONN., MONDAY, TONE 16,1980, / :>; ', PAGEEIGH1:> ' , ,<•? ■ -’>>,^1 ’ it i Dl^FECT IN BREATHIN6 ^ spasnos ’in the breathing appaxatua, SOMETIMES IS CAUSE | but spasms were not exc(^t CORALIC STANTON^an^JEATH HOSKEN OF STUTTERING during stuttering. Breathing in- . ■ ■ tervals may be, either greatly^'pr^ COPVRlGi^n' JQ5Q . CMELGE^ _ BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN longed or shortened dtirtng'stutteir- Editor, Journal of the American ing. - • d-s m m Medical ^.ssociation, and, of Hygeia,! In some stutterera^ such distuf- I have watche'dMa family of .cM -l .the Health Magazine jbances were not'apparent.' Only dren“ grosv^ up/whose parents have j -1—— . , ; I stutterers attempted in the breath: literally slaved themselves to death.' Stuttering i& one of the most an-1 something which a n o r n ^ . person It hasn’t been nepessary for these noyjng of all human afflictions. -Un- does not attempt. ’ *• ■- i. WATti?IISLC — ' less^Oie individual keeps silent con-! . Stutterers were found to be 62 parents wor^- so hard because stantly be is bound to betray his per , cent more variable than nor- thpy‘were/aiwAys ibr^^at ' we call o symptoms. It is also one of the mala in ’’the time of*breatljtln.g'ln,- comfortable circumstances. But most difficult conditions to control. I and 46 per cent more variable than plenty, was enough., They wanted The problem • has been attacked-normals in the time of . breathing fromN-a variety of angles. At-1 out. In fact, stutterers present their children to have 'just about everything on earth’^and as a con tempts have been made to study from two to five times more imusual sequence tiiis loving father has the stnicture of the mouth, throat, curves than" do ' nojrmals. /They and'larynx of the stutterer to find showed approximately twice as worked night and diy at his office i f' VAiGS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ MDNPAT, JUNE 16, IWO. ilartford Man Medalist In The Qualifying Round Local Baseball Teams NATIONAL ] Jones One Over Par W. S. Clark's 67 Net At New York.— g ia n t s r, CUBS 4 At CleT«U*«l»— New York YANKS ir, INDIANS IS For His First Round New York a d . R. li. PO. a . E. AB. R. H. PO. A, E. 2b ...... “ ^ ^ ® Combs, cf ...... 7 2 2 2 0 0 Tops Field Of More Have Poor Weekend Leach It ...... 3 0 <> 2 0 0 Hoylake, Eng., June 16.— (AP)— ...6 1 0 2 6 1 Lary, ss ...... Roettger. If ------...2 0 0 0 0 0 W. T. Twine of Bromley, British ...2 4 1 1 0 0 rHC€ J- LEGAL NOTlGf|„ ; 7a %3£SCSa3«363£SS«(a63«5£X«^ LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES leiUOOOCXK! LOTS FOR SALE r e p a ir in g ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD a t a COURT OF PROBAtfS LOST AND FOUND AT A'COURT OF. PROBATE HELD at Manchester, within and fof,the at Manchester, within ■ an4--4oR 'tke p r o s p e c t STREET — A few District of Manche.ster, on the H fli Want Ad Infotrattoii SEWING m a c h in e repairing of FOR RENT—SINGLE and double at Manchester. ®n”n^ the 14th District of Manchester, on the 14th L.OST—PAIR OF GLASSES, silver furnished rooms, with gas; for choice building lots at a. low price. District of Man^qater, on the 14th day of June. A. D., 1930. , day. of June. A. D:. -1980. • 5'-, V-. all makes, also clocks and watch Present ■mLLTAM S. HYDE, Esg., frame," some'where in Manchester. . High, quiet, healthy location. Build E,,.. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., repairing. R. W. Garrard, 61 light housekeeping, 109 Foster Judge. ' . • ; 1- .' •■ Manchester Return to Mrs. Jane J. Aldrich, near the mills. _and enjoy the ad Judge. , - -- , „ Mather street. street. Dial 7472. Trust Estate of' the Second .Con Trust Estate under the‘12th Clause Memorial" Hospital. Reward. vantage of-noonday lunch at-home. ’^^'Trqst Estate of The East "Wmdsor gregational church of Manchester, of the will of Willie >T;. Morton, late Evening Herald RESIDENTIAL SECTION, room Cemetery Associatiott .^ast of Manchester, In-said/District; ,ffe- MOWER s h a r p e n in g , vacuum R, J. McK?iy, 2i; Summit .street. Conn., under the will of Willie T. LOST—CAMEO PIN in Hales store sqr, ^Cosn,,,. under the w ill n f W illie Morton, late of' Manchester, in said ceas’ed. ■ - - • , , - ' ‘ •'I" cleaner, phonograph, clock-repair in private family, garage if de .Phone'eiis,. , . w'- . 7 ’ . . T" Mortonf Hate, .of . Manchester, in CLASSIFIED or on Oak street. Please return sired. Telephone 5372. District, deceased. The Trustee having exhlbl^sd-Its ing, key fitting. Braithwaite, 52 said District, deceased. . The Trdstee having exhibited its annual account with said estate .*10 advertisements to Mrs. Lennon at Ha^es Market. •The Trustee having exhibited Its Pearl street. LEGAL NOTICES 79 annual account with said estate to this Court for allowance, dt Is- annual ‘account with said estate to this- Court for allowance, it is ORDERED:—That the 21st .day rOf BOARDERS WANTED 59-A this Court .for allowance. It is ORDERED:—That the’21st day of June. A. D.,^ l9S0. at 8 o ’clock (0. t.) Cfeunt six averag# AT A COURT’ Oi?’ BROBATE H EI^ ^ORDERED:—That the st day of Initials, number* and abbreviations automobiles FOR SALE 4 2 1 June, A. D..------1930. at ■ -8 o’clock • ■ (s. *t.) ' forenoon, at the .Probate. Office,, in «ch count as a word and compound COURSES AND CLASSES 27 WANTED—TWO MEN boarders, on at Manchester, Tune A D.. 1930, at 8 o’clock (s. t.) said Manchester,,be and the same' ia District of MancKesler,* on the ^ 14th forenoon, at the Probate Office, in ^ords a-s two words. Minimum cost Is forenoon, at'the Probate O ffl^. in said Manchester, be and the same is assigned for a, hearing on^ the a U ^ - GOOD USED CARS BARBER TRADE taught in day Center street, near mills and trol day of Juft® -'A.1330. ‘ saldt Manchester, be'and th® *^tne Is ahee of said account with, said estate, Present -WIELIAM S.^HTDE. Esq., assigned for a hearing on the allow '' 1';.°'A"”.' p““ i.y tor trM.l.ot Cash or Terms and evening classes. Low tuition ley. Telephone 8839. assigned for a hearing pn the allo-w ance of said account with said es and this-Court dlrects'tho Trustee .to , Madden Bros. ance of said account •with said estate give public, notice to ‘ all persdhs la-i rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 ^^Trust Estate of- Julia A. E.^ Buck tate'. and this Court directs the 681 Main St. Tel- 5500 and this Court directs the Trustee to give public notice to all terested therein to appear' and. .be 'cVi“ c6.r.. Market street, Hartford, APARTMENTS— FLATS— under, the will: of ,'WIHie' T. to give public notice to all persons persons interested therein to appear heard thereon by publishing a.copy; Consecutlvs Days ..] 7 cts 9 CtB late of' Manchester, in said District interested jtherein to appear and be of this order In some ne'wsbape'r hav-- 6 n cts RECONDITIONED USED CARS and be heard thereon by publishing 3 Consecutlvs Days ..j ^9 ms TENEMENTS 63 deceased. if. heard thereon by publishing a copy a copy of this order In some news ing a circulation In- said Ditrtrlct, bn IS cts "Sold with a Guarantee” The Trustee having exhibited its of. this order in some new^aper hav- or before June 16, 19M.’ and by- post ^ AU^ordeVs'^fo'r 'irregular InserUons PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 28 annual account y.:ith said’ estate to paper having a circulation in said 1928 Nash Sedan. FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement ing a' circulation in said District, on District, on or before June 16, 1930, ing a copy of thiS-order on. the pubUe will be charged at the oue t l^ rate. on Foster street. For particulars this Court for allowance, it is or before June 16, 1930, and by Port signpost In the.Tpwn where the, de-. 1926 Nash Sedan; TUTORING BY College student. ORDERED:—TTiat the 21st day of ing a copy of' this order on'the public and by posting a copy of this order Special rates for long ‘■er» apply 74 oh the public signpost in the Town ceased last, dwelt, • five days-before 1925 Studebaker Sedan. Elementary., subjects and advanc at Spruce street or phone June, A. D., 193b.- at 8 o’clock (s. t.) signpost in the Town -where the de said day of .hearing andi return; mak* dav advertising given upon forenoon, at the, Proftate Office, in where the deceased last dwelt, five Ads ordered for three 1927 Nash Coach. ed English. Tel. 4703. 4605. ceased Hast dwelt, five days before to this Court. and before the third or fifth said-Manchester, b? a,nd the same is days before said day of ,hearing and stopped 1927 Dodge Sedan. aid- daV of hearing and return makfe return make to this Court. W ILLIAM .& H Y D B -. dav will be charged only for the ac FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, sec assigned for a'rhearing on the allow to'.this'Court. _ J u d g e,.' ance of said account with said estate, WILLIAM S. HYDE tual number of times the ad appear 1927 Star Coach. ond floor, -with large enclosed WILLIAM S. HYDE Judge. H-6-16-30. ■ '• •' • - - ed. chargin~.at .the rate earned, but 1927 Oakland Sedan. HELP WANTED— and this Court directs the Trustee-to 1 ■ Judge. no allowance or refunds he made 35 porch in rear, rent $22. Mrs. J. F. give public notice to all persons dnr ’ H---6'-16-30. ______H -6-16-30.______1927 Essex Coach. FEMALE terested therein to appear and',h» on six time ads stopped after the Sheehan, 92 Holl street. Phone. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD 1926 Oldsmobile Sedan. heard thereon by publishing a copy .7 A T A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE IpB WANTED—General house worker, at Manchester, within and for the at Manchester, within and " tPV ®*Ko nUl forbids"; display lines not TRADES AND TERMS 7855. of this order in some newspaper-hav- at-Manchesfer, within and for the MADDEN BROS. experienced, references required. ing a circulation in- said District,: on District of Manchester, on the 14th District of Manchester, on the 14th District of Manchester, on the", FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, or'before June .16, 1930. and bj^ post day of June, A. D., 1930. day of June A. D... 1980. • •:' . V " *®The Herald will not be «spon slble 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 Write Box J, in care of Herald. dav of June. A. D.. 1930. _ Trust Estate of Temple Chapter Present WILLIAM S. -HYDE. Esq.| for more than one Incorrect insertion with all modern improvements, ing a copy of this order on the •public Present -WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. signpost in the Town where the de^ No 53, O. E. S. of Manchester, Conn- Judge. . . of any advertisement ordered for FOR SALE—REO touring car SEVERAL LADY solicitors. Must and garage. Call at 15 Ashworth under the will of Willie T, Morton Estate of Walter S. Coburn "lAte more than one time. (nm r- 6 ceased, last dwelt, five day* beforj '^'^’rfust Estate of the Y. M. C. A, of The Inadvertent omlsslpn of lu^or cyl. Good rubber, good running know the to'wn well, very good street. said day of hearing and return make Manchester. Conn..' under the will of late of Manchester, in said District, of Manchester, in said District,--de* pay. Apply at Dunhill's, 691 Main, Willie T. Morton late of Manchester. d^ce&eed. ceased. • ' . rect publication of advertising b« order, cheap- 423 Lydall street. FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat on 15 to this Court, g HYDE The Trustee having: exhibited Its The Executors having sshtbltM. rectified only by South Manchester. In said District, deceased. Maple street. Modern improve Judge. The Trustee having exhibited Us annual account with said estate to their admlnistratlen aqeouat with.' charxe made for the service .enderea. this Court for allowance, it is said,^ estate to this Court for sllew- All advertisements must con^rm WANTED—SALESLADY, experi ments. Rent reasonable. Apply H-6-16-30. ; ■ _____ annual account with said estate to GARAGES—SERVICE— this Court for allowance, it is ORDERED that the 21st day of anee. It is ^ 'i inregulations style. coP^ enforced hy the o^bUsh^publish enced. Apply at Dunhill’s Store, The J. W. Hale Company. A T A COURT QF PROBATE MELD ORDERED;—^That- the 21st day of June.. A; D., 1980, at 8 o’clock (s. t.) ORDERED:—That the Jlst dayiet forenoon, at the Probate Office, In June, ;A^ D., 1930,.a.t o’clock . Just a street that’s real and human. With ten miles to every frown; Where we know ’most everybody the long way up and down: For its Main Street, dear old Main Street, ^ 10*10 ' P«*rcy L CmsKy, Great Britain rijjhta reserved C-/C In a little country town. i Kinr Ftaturea Syndicate, Inc Automatically Speaking You may talk your “nifty dogs’’ Bjr Fontaine Foi OUR BOARDING HOUSE And cute calves all you please; Toonerville Folks But me, I am contented .with By Gene Ahern Opportunities might be more A little peek at knees. easily recognized if they didn’t come disguised as hard work. ■ In the old days a plate of left ^(3AD , V^EMlAJa VJAV A -lfl0USAMJ> over table scraps was chicken feed SAV , H a o P L e — I caaJ -tHAMKs I vMiLL Be kePT* instead of a salad. i —I’m here. But I’d like to know PtAOE- VoU IN A MICE- cTcB ! where father and mother have wan- •FR«sK-fFdLLV -BUSV IM MV LA6oT5ATbRV i dered to. Vkll-fe( m V COJUPAMV F o'R Prohibition Officer (to Flapper) UAd-ru- M E )c < 'f a l l ; __Pardon me, what have you got on “Trie SE LU M C ) i The Jime bridegrooms have your hip ? 1 AM UlonkiM'o. oM AM ,e I learned by this time that every Sat BLE-CTRIC- PEFRI (hERATbRS ; Flapper (snappily)—^If you must AinTCLE. < H A -T VJfLL Be OF GT^eA-f know, and if it’s any of your dam urday is Mother’s Day when it COME. DOUlAsi -1b OUR comes to handing over the pay en |MT'6Resi’'-Tb BVgPV MAM iM business. I’ll teU you: It’s my lace PISPLAV ■ROOM *iOMOPROVM pemties. velope. ci'JiLlie-P VloPLDl — FAMcV’THIS . AMD I’ll c q a c -H Vqli Mrs, Gossip^How do you get Bootlegger-—You car get liquor Mefj'ls SOCKS “THA-r WfLL for $75 a case— F.O.B. IM' SAISS -talk along with your husband ? S-fAV UP ILi PLACE WITK c l I-I^ Wise Woman—Easy. I feed him Customer — What you mean Well and forgive him. I F.O.B. -TPE AlP OF •GAP'tfeRS.' Bootlegger— Flung Over Board! Prancing Nancy, the young man’s j -E.ri 2 faacy beUeves that things which | There are many remedies but few govern a gold-digger’s success are i cures. supply the man. | .... . — — i The Weak Follow the Crowd, the “There’s a chip off the old block,’’ > Strong Lead It. said the moimtaineer as a bullet i r.\A grazed his head. | The newspapers are correct when 1 One Who Butts in is Usually the i they say the defendant had some Goat. 1 alleged whiskey. ' The.Indifferent of today are the; The right 'Ind of a man^11 al- Insolvent of tomorrow. ; ways be found doing something. Office Boy—There’s a,salesman! —; __ outside with a mustache. | Yes, love Boss—Tell him I ’ve got a mus- i round, but a little je^ousy is neces- ' sary to accelerate the speed. Kind Hearted Man—What’s the MUSIC IN THE MAKING matter? Are you lost? Boy (manfully)—No. I ain’t lost A schoolmaster caught a small , boy scribbling on a slip of paper. C l ; It contained the words: “Blow, i blow, draw, blow, draw, blow, NCEL I blow.’’ y' UPOM "What’s the meaning of all this?” the schoolmaster asked. ^(AiKlM<3> (^dlCKLV A T I M E . - I "Please, sir,” the youngster re- 1 plied, “it’s the music for my mouf 9 CF A -3CiB -THA-r I organ.”—Tit-Bits. WILL K&EP Him Ff?QM "TAklUC) OMe ^ .AND STILL RUNNING. Cl 939 BY NEA SgPVICg. WC. ^ ^ I MO. U. S. PAT. ©PT. London.—The oldest passenger (OFontaine Fox. 1930 railway engine in England is still in active service. It is the "Ryde,” By Crane built in 1864, and which is now nm- WASHINGTON TUBBS IL Meet the Ruler ning on the Brading-Bembridge line : in the Isle of Wight. The engine I has run more than 1,500,000 miles. FOOL OF A NANI WHY DVPYOU NOT SPN N\0ST BRILLIANT AND OUST PE- YES, A G\RL, O SON OF THE f OW. VU£U.‘, VT'S 0 laUSTRiOUS RULER. OF TWe CUT OUT THE TONGUES OF THE ACCURSED DRAGON, AGiRLOFSUCH SOTO BEGIN HliTH"? GO,60'. BRING UOWt,'SVr!EtT UK\'itRSE,TiA\S UTTERLY 'MORTULESS ONES SO THEY (HAY NOT SPEAR OF THE CiSlON, O LORO OF ALL V'PE. NEVER HER before m e , O brainless OFF OBEYING ORDERS aga\n w\llth e wretched wen AHP STRANGE BEAUTY THAT THE UONkL To MS. SLME BRmGS NEWS OF THREE LOW WONDERS THEY BEHOLD, AND SPRING OF A three- legged GOATJ The g ir l gWE GRACEFUL GAZELLES OF BORN fo r e ig n oeyils w r o h av e banishtheh^ ------let me feast m eyes on the Mother: Bobby, I’m ashamed of UTTERANCt* / YOUR GARDEN ARE LIRE Samuel M.-Vau- you eating your sister’s share of lAPkDE SO BOLD RSTOSET THE\R^ clain, head of cake. What have I been trying to UGLY FEET ON W Y PRlNGEUV the Baldwin teach you? L 6 c o m b 11T e Bobby: Always to “take her Work*; at 16, part,” mother.—Answers. became a ma c h i n i s t ’s ap- ivrentlce In the FACE VALUE A lto n n a , Pa., POOR OL9 WASH shops. After Client: She’s been saying the most TUBBS IS IN fiv.e years he dreadful things about my face. OAU. A6A\H. attained t h e Lawyer: Yes, yes, I know. But I grade of practi don’t advise you to sue. It would SO AMP cal machinist. cost you more than the whole ENSV. TUEY VMERE thing’s worth.—Tit-Bits. • AiilitSTeP THE lAOMENT TKEV eUTEtlEO HWETfeR- \00S CUtOMBRiA, VKVlD.Of TFie ToM>-V10ftSttlPPERS. If^EFORE The exalted r ule r o f this \ns\gn\f\cant land cones the chief deputV, V. ______*¥oi«r4r HAL. COCHRAN—'PICTUR ESK IN By Blosser FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Forced Down , ! / f AVN, NGN1,FR£cKLES“- DON'T ^ U S T AS BCEAK DO\HN-BUCKUP=YtoU’Ve BEEN SUCH A GOOD SPOPT SO FRECRLES f a r I'. DON'T GO *10 PIECES AMO HIS NOVN VNE’LL GET OUT ! '' /W' p a r t / 60T OF THIS „ .PH A FIRE SOWvE yjaV'- PARTED, TO ifk- H'" Ts, SIGNAL TUE THAT IS A FUT PLACE IN SEARCUINS ARIZONATHATS LOCK-' FOR THEM, Looks LIKE CLANCy TWEV SURE ARE FEYl A TERRIFIC AND FAR BETNKN— IS HEADING DOWN-' CLOUDBURST C BUT leave it TO h e W.OST SEE A BEo r e loose CLANCY TO find PLACE Tb land — A ROOST .V —I t SEEMiS THAT GUV WAS TUE LUCK IS EVES OF an ASAIMST EAGLE PROMv ENEPy 'N //■/, •w.u.aw.opp. __ SIDF^------ein»nr-NtA anvKC. me. LU.aMT.en Sii Vnea'i^ vic That’s Easy, Guzz By Small SA LE SM A N SAM (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE.) ( ^ H ! \ SWR.LLOWED Fs VaSH-COMC-V 'TH" O U T N s rriC K PiaoUMO, SRb)\ T H VHFe. F,N’ NOVN I WON’T Se. ASUE. T?V WOM*Xl_^ The Tinies thought that they h jd' right. Before there came the dark (5X5FST MV FB-IED CHICKEN OR. i LL / "Tf. LUNCH, M u s t ph o m s d s h e d ©R\Ncr- MfNSE, WISH! !iad enough of Finland. They were of night, they all were on a dandy B>0\L_\ VVE sot^e. SHOPPVNG-TD boat and bound for Leningrad. The CH1-2.-2.’ / US TWO FRIED CUICKEWS plid when friendly Mister Travel i gulf was calm as it could be and FGR. OUR. OIMNER.'. Man said, “Let’s be on our way. everyone was full of glee. Said piiimiiiiiinn; 3: Across the Gulf of Finlan'’ we can Carpy, “This is really quite the nic |GU2.J.L€r\ po as carefree as can be: If I can' est ride we’ve had.” y. secure passage w'e will leave this “Oh, gee, I don’t agree with you,” 3TOOM£ OFFICE Yeryday., said Clowny. “The big ocean blue «*- Co . I3RO ‘T’ll go down to the boat dock that we sailed o’er some weeks ago low. V^ile I am gone don’t start gave us our finest trip. I like this W06M r r n i row, but play real nice together, calm, but even so, when on a boat rhen we’ll eat when I return.” And trip we all go, it’s fun to have a y u s T V H sH 10 he left the bunch behind. They bit of rough to make the big boat ^vi^Kuuoweo 'V T ' vaved good-bye and didn’t mind. dip.” Said Scouty, “Where we’ll visit next, The boat soon docked at Lenin guess we’ll shortly leam.” grad and every little Tiny lad raced then they heard wee Coppy to the shore. Then, very soon, they know, before we’re on our went up into town. One sight that u we’re to cross the Finland | pleased them righ* away was Rus Tulf, in Russia we will land. I’llj sian boys at merry play. They had 'et we’ll land in Leningrad and, if: a funny wagon they were pulling up ve do. I ’ll sure be glad. I’ve heard j and down. ‘beiflC ttat .cilae. and I guess it’s jrettyegra^” -" 1 (The Tlnymites hear some fine J -T h ^ .axar^ifiaund out that he was j music in the next story.). CX-dEmr t - .'-■ PAGE TWELVE mUttrh^0tfir S«0ttino Dr. Edwin Higgins was today ing the week ending June 10. The EIGHTH GRADE PUPILS called to Cleveland, Ohio, because of LOCAL BOY GRADUATES summer. follows: ABOUT TOWN the illness of his sister, Mrs. Charles Attend. Dep. Per. South 81 .. 81 100 Mattingly of that place. FROM TUFTS COLLEGE Oakland ‘ 20 20 100 GRADUATION EXERCISES A recent issue of the Springfield Man. Green 237 236 89 Clifford E. Sqxiires and family of Hollister St. 453 444 44 Republican contained an account of 26 Birch street visited their daugh the commencement exercises at Wil- Highland Park 176 169 96 Will Be Held at "Green” on m \ ter, Mrs. S. O. Tarboe of Plainfield Everett T. McKinney Com iNo. School St. 423 392 92 p ill’ braham Academy and a picture of Wednesday; In Two Other F. Gay Hastings of Highland Park yesterday. pletes Four Years Study of I Washington 362 328 90 Districts on Thursday. DEPARTMENT S T O R E t1AMCHeSTBIl,COMM. who was class orator. He also re Economics. Buckland 128 109 85 so. ceived his letter in basketball. Mr. Carl McKinley, acting organist at I Keeney St. 85 72 84 Hastings plans to enter Wesleyan the South Methodist church, was Everett T. McKinney, son of Mr. ; Bunco 70 50 71 While Friday is the date fixed the featured artist on WTIC’s pro i Barnard 505 304 60 for the closing of all of the public University in the fall. and Mrs. George McKinney of 95 schools in Manchester the gradu gram last night, when he broadcast Foster street, a graduate ^of the lo I Nathan Hale 469 261 55 Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Lewis of a recital from the Austin Organ cal High school, has finished a ' Lincoln 485 218 44 ation exercises of the eighth grade Company’s studio in Hartford. Mr. pupils in the first eight districts You W ill W ond«* As W e Did How Such Pearl street and Mr. and Mrs. Sid four-year course at Tufts College will be held previous to that day. ney Strickland of Highland Park McKinley who at present makes his and received his B. S. degree in 3495 2684 76 home , in Boston, was accompainied The Manchester Gj-een school are in Boston today attending the economics today. will hold its graduation exercises j commencement exercises of Boston by Mrs. McKinley, Who is well Mr. McKinney has been promi known to many local and Hartford; in the school hall on Wednesday Quality Curtains Can Be Sold For So Little :University. Their daughters were nent in athletic and social events, DIST. 1-8 TEACHING afternoon. The diplomas will be .-graduated from the College of Re residents. They were guests over having been football manager, chapel monitor and a representa presented by Superintendent of ligious Education. the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Schools Howes. Crowell of Highland Park. tive from Tower Cross, a senior POSITIONS FILLED honorary society to the Student On Thursday afternoon the - The Italiein-American Ladies’ Aid graduation exercises in the Eighth ^Society will meet Wednesday eve- All Manchester Orangemen who Council of which he also was a District will be held in the Hollis member. ‘ I All positions in the Districts 1' to -ning at the School street Recrea plan to attend divine service at ter street school. The diplomas on tion Center. This will be the final Three Rivers, Mass., Sunday- morn His parents, with their son Her ; 8 in the schools have now been filled, bert and their eldest son Wilfred i There was one vacancy in the sixth this occasion will be presented by meeting for the season and a good ing, Jiily 6 are requested to notify C. Elmore Watkins. attendance is hoped for. Refresh G. McKinney and wife from 1 grade made by the resignation of any of the following so that trans ! Miss Agnes Cuttler. This has now The Buckland school graduation ments will be served. portation may be arranged for: Al Orange, N. J;, are leaving Boston today, after attending the Com I been filled by the signing of a con- will take place Thursday evening. fred difford, Joseph Binks, Isaac The class consists of fifteen pupils. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Burr of Main mencement and graduating exer I tract with Miss Alice M. Grady of Cole, Archie Haugh. Rev. William cises. ' New Haven. Miss Grady is a The presentation of diplomas at street are attending the commence F. Snow, of Winchedon, Mass, these exercises will be made by Ed ment exercises at Wellesley college graduate of the New Rochelle Col deputy of the supreme grand lodge, ward J. Murphy. today, their daughter Marion being lege and last year taught grade a member of the graduating class. will be the preacher. SCHOOL SAVINGS work as a substitute in New Haven and Hamden. She comes well rec Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet The South Methodist Epworth | ommended and with her signature this evening in Odd Fellows hall. A Town Treasurer and Mrs. George short program wdth refreshments H. Waddell entertained with a din i League will have a social this eve- Two schools attained a hundred to a contract all vacant places in ner party for 20 guests at their Col j ning which will take the form of a per cent in their school savings dur- the districts have been filled. will follow the business. umbia lake cottage Sunday. Chef I dog roast at the Scout cabin in ] Osano catered. 1 Highland Park. Cars will leave I the church at 7 o’clock. King David Lodge, No. 31, I. O. O. F., will observe the annual Odd 1 Sherwood R. Mercer of Elro Fellows’ Memoriad service in con j street was one of those who receiv- FILMS junction with Sunset Rebekah I ed the degree of Master of Arts at Lodge, No. 39, on Sunday, June 1 Wesleyan University'this year. Mr. DEVELOPED AND 22, at St. Mary's Episcopal church. 1 Mercer was graduated from this PRINTED Rev, J. Stuart Neill will preach an Airy, Summery Marquisette college a year ago with the degree 24 HOUR SERVICE appropriate sermon. It is hoped of B. A. that there will be a large attend . Film Deposit Box at ance of members, who will meet at ; Mystic Review Woman’s Benefit Store Entrance the lodge room in Odd Fellows hall i Association will hold its regular Plain and Criss-Cross at 9:45 o’clock. ! meeting in Odd Fellows hall tomor- i row evening. Officers and guards The Lions Club will meet at the KEMP'S Hotel Sheridan at 6:15 o’clock to I are requested to wear white for the night and will devote the meeting annual memorial service. to business. The Philadelphia club will meet A surprise birthday party, was tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rose Murphy, 71 South Main Ruffled Curtains held in honor of Thomas Dowd at BUY AND BUILD his home at 169 Eldridge street street. The hostess will be Mrs. Saturday night by about 25 friends Jennie Sheridan. -in- from Manchester, New Britain, Hartford and Talcottville. Mr. Dowd Gerald Risley has again been named as head of the two-man po received several gifts and refresh Regular $1.00 W h ite and ments were served in the course lice force that will do duty at CLEAR VIEW Sound View this summer, starting of the evening. The party broke up 42 Restricted, large Grades Cream at a late hour. on his work next week. Mr. Risley lots. Terms. ' was selected for the position over Pair St. Mary’s junior choir will re Robert Bridgeman, a former state hearse in the parish hall at 6:30 policeman. He has named as his See o'clock tonight, with Miss "Violet assistant J. J. Rainey of Suffield. The W. G. Gleimey Co. The police work is paid for by Madden. Coal, LiLnber, Paint and Masons’ Supplies. property owners in Soimd View, The minute you see and feel these fine marquisette ruf Miss Gladys Squires of 26 Birch which is in the town of Old Lyme. 336 North Main St., Tel. 4149, Manchester Arthur A. Knofla street returned yesterday after an fled curtains you will say as our curtain buyer did, "How can Dial 5440. 875 Main St. the scrim be woven and then cut and made into curtains to re extended motor trip on Long Island JUNE SUPPER visiting relatives at Holtsville, and tail at such a low price and yet allow a small profit for the man Patchogue and Southampton, Long ufacturer?” You will wonder as he did how it can be done. MOTION PICTURES Island and Plainfield, Conn. LOOK—ONLY Only the tremendous production and distribution by the Tuesday, June 17, 6 P. M. The members of the G-Clef Glee world’s largest curtain manufacturer makes it possible. ■ Of Club will meet Tuesday night at six St. Mary’s Church course, you will think 69c a very low price for quality curtains. at the Hazel Young Cafeteria, 16 Ladies Guild and Men’s Bible Class. eef/n^ ihmosimodern It IS very low but they are exceptional "buys” at this price. Asylum street, Hartford. Those Menu: Salads, Home made straw Not only are they especially adaptable for summer cottages berry shortcake ^vith whipped who have not as yet made known but equally as smart for summer'use at home. their intentions of being present cream, roUs, coffee, tea. should do so at once to Miss Esther Adults 50 cents, including Johnson of West Center street. entertainment ChUdren, 25 cents. demands o f PROPER (Illustrated) Two styles— plain Picture: or the popular criss-cross ruffled cur Mrs. Rose Kronick of the Wilrose ATTACHED tains in white and cream. All have Dress Shop is in New York on a "The Headless Horseman’* with Will Rogers in 5 reels. comice tops. Good full curtains, buying trip.—Advt. O’Sullivan Cushion 2 1-4 yards long. Tie backs to match. REFRIGERATION Special 69c Rubber Heels Hale’s Curtains— Main Floor, left and fyOM Goodyear W in gfoot GOOD TO CAT Rubber Heels WHEN YOU NEED MONEY OPHEPE BEAL PHONE SERVICE Endorsers or Co-Makers for Expert f Did that Saturday jingle make the Pinehurst For Ladies’ and Children. .Mortgage of Furniture SERVICi I phone number any easier to remember? Well, Embarrassing Investigations Remember we also use leath anyhow, it’s an easy one. And it’s a great little Hidden Charges. Advance Deductions or Fines. er soles that do not bum or number for one thing, especially. Very, very sel sweat your feet. They arc Your Signature Is Our Only Requirement dom do you get the "busy line’’ signal when you flexible. 82 to 86 Monthly Principal Payments Repays a 810 to 875 Loan. $^7SSS3S3S^^ dial 4151. There are four trunk lines over which Larger loans can be arranged on your own security and repaid our call can come in. They take care of a whale of in the same proportion. Interest at Three and One-Half Per a lot of business without delajdng a single cus Cent Per Month on the Unpaid Balance, just for the Actual Time, the Money Is In Use. tomer. S a m Y u ly e s Phone 7281, Call or Write Cold Meat Outs. 701 Main St. So. Manchester NATIVE BEETS Jellied Tongue Ideal Financing Association, Inc. from Peterson Jellied Corned Beef Next Door to Dougherty’s 838 Main St., Boom 8, Park Bldg., Sooth Manchester, Conn. 8 bunches 25o Cervelat Bologna Barber Shop liverwnrst Celery, Peppers, Boiled and Baked Elam Carrots, Native Cabbage AOnoed, Preseed Ham Cold Weather is Not to I GREEN BEANS Freshly Ground Beef Generator-Starter I 8 qts. 25c Be Had Again In All 80c lb. Probability for Some WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. We will have some very Ignition fancy CUCUMBERS at 7c each Time to Come. 3 for 15c. Lean cuts of Pinehurst ,The new ICED-AIRES! That maintain temper Funeral Directors Repaired Quality Corned Beef, Includ atures averaging well under 50’ Fahrenheit. . . . However, this is just the ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS Fancy large CAJTTA- ing some very fancy RIBS at a On LOUPES, 2 for 29c. at 14c-16c. Ste^l or Wood cases. . . White or colored enamels time to today’s market these are CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Reasonable Charge worth 18c each. or oak finishes. . • With or without sanitary bases. We can save you expense and Meeting the temperature recommendations of the Let Us Look Over Robert K. Anderson Phone: Office 5171 WATERMELONS 99o each We ffni have a spedal on annoyance as we have instru Spinach Native Berries Shank ends of Ham for boil United States Bureau of Home Economics, nation Funeral Director Residence 7494 ing at from 16c. to 25o lb. ally famous laboratories, the National Food Preser- ments which Can locate all elec ROLL BUTTER.. . .88c lb. Your Heating These will make nice cold yation Campaign— every authority of consequence. trical troubles quickly. FRESH MACKEREL 12c lb. cuts. Design and construction effectiveness unsurpassed, System Small Bib Ends of F o r k ...... 25c lb. 2 lb. Crnis Sauerkraut, S pecial...... 15c can and, above all else, new safety from food contami If it is in need o f repair we Norhm Elecfaricai Asparagus ...... 25c lb. nation that is so dangerous to your family’s health. can do it now and do it care ASPARAGUS fully and well. Foresighted Here is prideful beauty. Here are actual savings We wish to caU yodr attention to the fact that ao deilveriea Instnnnait G). folks have these jobs done in in ice and foods to more than pay the cost of this (rill be made after 6 p. m. Hilliard Street, Manchester Aa better refrigeration. Here is perfect performance off seasons. - - Phone 4 0 6 0 SERVICE - QUALITY - PRICE with genuine economy. LOUIS L. GRANT Our Fresh Ground Ham Lean Smdied Shoulders GRANT FARMS (See tbij display of the ICED-AIKE 1930 models. The first commercial Udephew burg Steak 25c lb. 20c lb. Buckland, Conn. Phone 6370 switchboard was at New Hav^^ Nice Shoulder Lamb Our Home Made Sausage Conn., 62 years ago. Its capaetf Chops, 35c lb., 3 lbs. $1.00. Meat 25c lb. Joseph C. Wilson was eight subscribers’ lines. Daisy Hams 39c lb. Lamb for Stewing 18c lb. Plumbing and . Heating Folly Brook Ice Co. Contractor Manchester Public Market 28 Spruce St. Tel. 5043 Dial 5111 L. T. WOOD, PROP. Sonth Bfanebester 55 Bissell Street Clione 44M m i- Terrv lb ...... 3 1 2 10 4 0 pro, took the lead in the first quali Lazieri, 2b • • • • • 3 1 8 8 0 2 3 0 Jones’ 73 Card Gehrig, lb ...... 3 3 11 0 1 I 1 fying round of the British, open golf 0 0 Hogan, c ...... 2 2 2 4 1 0 Rice, cf ...... 1 3 3 Green and Bon Ami Meet | ATHLETICS BACK championship today by scoring 68 Dickey, c ...... 5 2 4 5 0 0 Than Sixty Players 2 1 0 over the Wallasey course. Until Chapman, 3b ...... 5 0 0 0 2 0- “ I Stroke by Stroke Pennock, p ...... 6 1 3 0 1 0 Donohue, p ...... 4 0 3 0 3 0 Twine returned his sensational mam Unexpected Defeats and 34 712 27 17 0 score, 34 out and 34 in, Leo Diegei, 45 17 17 27 11 2 IN FIRST PLACE Cleveland Chicago _ American pro, and Jimmy Brad- Bobby Jones and Norman Ne-wton HORSESHOE PfrCHERS AB. R. H. PO. A. E. A R R H. PO., A. E. First Round Matches Mast West Side Chib's Oppo beer, veteran London pro, were tied of Havana carried a big noon-hour Morgan, lb ...... 6 1 1 12 1 0 Blair, 2b . for the lead at, 70, Diegel’s play be gallery at Hoylake course which J. Sewell. Sb ...... 5 3 2 1 2 0 BY HERBERT W. BARKER English, 3b DEFEAT MIDDLETOWN ing over the Royal Liverpool Course witnessed a weird start. Newton Porter, rf ...... 4 . 2 3 0 0 0 Be Played h Tea Days; Cuyler, rf Hodapp. 2b ...... 5 1 4 2 3 0 nents Fail to Arrive from Thanks to the great left arm of Wilson, cf and Bradbeer at Wallasey. took a seven on the first hple and Averill, cf ...... 5 1 1 1 0 0 Stephenson, If George Von Elm scored 71 oiTer Jones needed five where par is four. Seeds, If ...... 5 1 1 2 0 0 Robert Moses Grove smd the power Grimm, lb Will Be Match Play With ful bat of Lou Gehrig and Babe Wallasey and Bobby Jones 73 at the Jones cut his second too fine and Ms'^tt, c ...... 5 1 3 5 0 0 Manager John Adams* Crew Hartnett, c foimd a ditch near the green. New Lind, ss ...... 5 0 1 3 0 1 Hartford. Ruth, the Athletics today had re Beck, ss ... Royal Liverpool, one over par. Hudlln, p ...... 0 0 ' 0 0 3 1 ‘ Tops Down Staters 11 io 5; Blake, p . ■ • ton drove into a bunker and sent bis Shoffner, p ...... 2 0 0 1 1 0 gained the possession of the Amer Tcachout. p Mark Seymour, St. Leonard’s had 3 4 of Difference In Han Giorgetti Is High Point ican League first place. Grove’s' a score of 71 at Wallasey but with second out of bounds. Beane, p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 The past weekend was a dis Heathcote, x Ferrell, s ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Scorer. invincible pitching yesterday en drew from play when informed of Jones scored his first birdie at 36 4 13 24 8 1 the 480 yard third hole. He was astrous one for Manchester baseball abled the A ’s to whip Detroit 10 to the sudden death of his father 40 10 16 27 10 2 dicap; Several Good Play teams. None of the three -local out 1 while Gehrig and Ruth were bat New York ...... 020 002 30x— 7 on the green with his second and New York ...... 031 201--17 ' The Manchester Horseshoe Pitch Chicag-o ...... 010 200 001-—4 while he was playing his round. took two putts, holing out from fits were able to turn in a victory. ting the Ysinkees to a 17 to 10 vic Cleveland ...... 201 002 208— 10 ing Club won another match yes Runs batted in, Hartnett 2, Hogan seven yards. The Atlantan had Runs batted In, Gehrig 7, Rice, ers Fail to Qnalify. tory over Cleveland, erstwhile pace 4, Donohue, Beck 2, Allen, Critz; two Hoylake, Eng« June 16—(AP) — terday afternoon do-wn in Middle- The West Sides stood the best setters in the circuit. These two j taken a part four at the second Pennock S, Lazzeri 2, Ruth, Dickey, chance, but lost the opportunity ba.se hits, Hogan, Hartnett, Beck, Leo Diegei, P. G. A. champion of the hole. He brought his score to even Hodapp 3, Averlll 2, Seeds 2, Porter; town and the score this time was results combined to send the Ath-1 Wilson: three base hit, Ott; home two base hits. Combs 3, Rice, Hodapp, when their opponents, the Menter A. runs, Hogan. Hartnett; sacrifices. United States and Open champion fours -with a three at the short W. S. Clark of Hartford, a new letics back into first place by a mar- j of Canada, equalled the course Lazzeri, J. Sewell, Dickey, Porter, 11 to 5. Quido Giorgetti was the C. from Hartford, failed to put in ^ • Beck to Blair to Grimm, Hogan to fourth where Newton also was down Myatt; home runs, Gehrig 2, Ruth, member of the Manchester Coun biggest point-getter for Manches appearance. Manchester Green and fin of one fuU game^ Critz, Ott to Terry; left on bases. record of the Royal Liverpool Club Averlll; stolen base, Ruth; double try Qub who has played the local The St. Louis Browns nicked New York 9, Chicago 7; base on in three. ter with 120 but Billy Newbauer the Bon Ami both tasted defeat. today with a brilliant 70 in the first Bobby scored a part at the fifth play. Lazzeri to Lary to Gehrig; left course only three or four times, is their old playmate Al Crowder for balls, off Blake 4. Donohue 1, Teach- quallifying rotmd of the British on bases. Cleveland 8, New T'ork 11; (»ged the most ringers, 46. The The soap makers were the first to out 1; struck out, by Donohue 3. and then holed a 20 foot putt for a the medalist for the qualifying two runs in the ninth to nose out Open championship. Diegei, out in bases on balls, off Hudlln 4, Shoffner summary: fall, going down 7 to 2 before the Teachout 1; hits, off Blake 8 in 5 2-3, birdie three at the sixth. He 4, Beane 2, Pennock 1; struck out, by round in the President’s Cup com Ringers Pts. G. Tunlx team in Windsor. This was Washington 3 to 2. Teachout 4 in 2 1-3; passed balls. 37, came home with a sensational In the National League the, N. Y. dropped a stroke to par at the 200 Choffner 1, Beane 1, Pennock 1; hits, petition with a 67 net. His gross W. Newbauer ...... 46 117 4 a return game and incidentally the Hartnett; losing pitcher, Blake: um 33, scoring an eagle and birdie on off Hudlln 5 In 1 2-3, Beane 7 In 5, Giants advanced to -within a game pires, Moran, Clark and Klem; time, yard seventh when a three foot putt Shoffner 5 in 3 2-3 (none out in 5th); of 78 was only two above the best G. Adams ...... 32 91 4 second defeat of the season for the 1; 55. two of the last three holes. curled away ffom the cup. He Bon Ami. The Tunlx outfit tallied and a half of second place by whip Diegei used a brassle from the tee wild pitch, Pennock; passed ball. made by the field, that honor going, X—Batted for Teachout on 9th. was over the green at the 482 yard Myatt; losing pitcher. Hudlin; um- Giorgetti ...... 44 120 4 all of its seven runs in the second ping the Chicago Cubs 7 to 4, Pete throughout the round, abondoning as usual, to Jack Cheney, Jr. Donohue setUed down after^a shaky eighth with a drive and a spoon and pires, McGowan, Van Graflan and A total of 61 players sought J. Thomson ...... 30 81 4 Inning when they cocked Godek’s At Brooklyn I— his usual high tee. His putting was after chipping back missed a four Conway. fast ball in surprising fashion. The start and held the Cubs safe. | CARDS 9, ROBINS excellent and he finished with a put z—Batted for Beane in 9th. qualification during the past week St, Louis footer and had to be satisfied ^ th a ...... 33 98 4 rest, of the game he had them eat Brooklyn lost ground to the Gi- j ting flourish when he holed a long and Saturday and Sunday which J. Fallon ...... AB. R. H. PO. A. E. par five. A par four at the'Tiinth At Detrolti— W. Taggart ...... 10 46 2 ing out of his hand. Manchester ants by dropping a 9 to 4 decision) 2 0 one for a birdie on the home hole. brought the round to a (dose. The ,\dams, 2b ...... ___ 4 2 1 1 ATHLETICS 19. TIGERS 1 30 got one more hit hut in the pinches to St. Louis. The Cards took ad-1 High, 3b ...... 2 2 1 2 0 At the 16th, 532 yards and the left him with “even fours.” best 32 net scores survive. There J. Klein ...... 9 2 1 1 0 0 Jones covered, the first nine holes Philadelphia Sackett was father stingy. vantage of five Brooklyn errors to j Douthit, cf ., .. ___ 3 longest hole an the course, he played AB. R. H. PO. A. E. are five tied for the last four places Bottomley, lb . 0 0 11 0 0 4 Yesterday the Green had high * score nine runs on as many hits. an iron dead to the pin and holed in 36 strokes, even par for the dis- Cramer, If . 0 0 1 0 0 and one must be eliminatad. This J. Newbauer ...... 36 118 Fisher, If ...... ___ ( 0 1 0 0 1 2 2 In the only other national lea^e 0 0 Haas, cf ...... 5 2 5 0 0 G. Gess ...... 15 47 hopes of avenging a recent 8 to 1 Peel, rf ...... 1 0 3 the putt for an eagle three. Cochrane, c . 3 4 0 0 may be done by drawing as it would game, the Boston Braves beat Cin . . . . 4 1 D 0 0 Jones skirted danger all the way 5 Tom Sergeant ...... 11 37 2 defeat in RockviUe, its only defeat Wilson, c ...... 1 George Von Elm, of Detroit, form Foxx, lb ...... 3 O 3 11 0 0 be hard to get all six into competi cinnati 4 to 3. Gelbert. s.s ...... ___ 4 1 . 0 D 4 1 er American amateur champion, at the tenth but with a delicate chip a of the season, hut apparently the 2 0 1 0 Miller, rf ...| ...... 4 2 2 1 0 tion in time. Grabowski, ‘ p . . ___ 3 1 up hill was almost dead at the close Williams. 2b ...... 4 0 1 3 1 Rockville team is superior. At least ___ 1 0 0 0 1 0 turned in a brilliant 71, one over 5 'The first round matches must be Haines, p ...... and got his par four. At the fam Boley. ss ...... 4 0 0 1 2 0 it won hy a one-sided score and par, on the Wallasey coufse. 0 played within ten days and club of^ 9 27 10 2 ous “Alps” short hole, the 11th, he McNair, 8b ...... 4 1 0 0 1 didn’t wait imtU the last inning or 3S 9 Von Elm played brilliant golf on Grove, p ...... 4 0 1 0 1 0 ficlals are hoping that there will two to get its runs. The score was KAUFMAN-LOAYZA Brooklyn the incoming nine, carding four sent a 20 foot putt home for a bird AB. R. H. PO. A. E. o not be any defaults unless absolute 10 to 2. The -visitors out hit the o 0 Oh 1 three’s and five four’s for 32 which ie two. 33 10 14 27 8 w Gilbert. 3b ----- . . .4 0 Detroit ly necessary. Three-fourths of the locals 13 to 8. The game was played Frederick, cf .. . . .5 J 0 3 4 0 0 with a 39 on the outward joufney Bobby found trouble with the 0 0 2 0 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. difference in handicaps will govern YESTERDAY’S RESULTS at Woodbridge Field before a good FINISH TRAINING Herman, rf . . . . gave him his 71. traps at the 12th and 13th holes. Johnson, rf ...... 4 0 0 3 0 0 ...3 1 0 1 0 0 the match play. The pairings given sized gathering of fans. Tommy Bressler, If . . . . Arnaud Massey, the Frenchman His brassie to the 12th ran Into a Gehrlnger, 2b ...... 4 0 0 1 3 0 Bissonette, lb .. ,. .5 0 0 s ft 1 2 2 2 below show how the qualifiers are Hunt, the Green’s hard hitting first .. .4 1 2 4 3 2 who won the title as long ago as comer of a deep bunker and he McManus, 3b ...... 4 1 0 Eastern League Finn, 2b ...... Alexander, lb ...... 4 0 1 10 0 0 sacker -was seld -without a bingle by Hartford, June 14—Plnkey Kauf Slade, ss ...... 3 1 1 2 4 0 1907, took 80 on the first eighteen could not get the ball out the first matched and their handicaps. The Allentown 4, Hartford 2 (1st.) 0 1 0 0 Stone, if ...... 4 0 0 3 0 0 winners of the first and second Weber. man of Hartford and Stan Loayza Flowers, z ...... 1 ft holes. time, finally taking six for the par Akers, ss ...... 4 0 0 2 4 0 Hartford 10, Allentown 0. (2nd). Moore, ss ...... 0 0 0 1 1 0 The manager of the West Sides of Chile have wound up their train 9 Von Elm Stars four hole. Funk, cf ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 match play ,etc. Providence 14, Pittsfield 10 (1st). Deberry, c . ; . .. 1 1 D 0 1 9 announced that Menter A. C. start ing for the ten-round star bout at ft 0 0 Von Elm played great golf to At the short 13th he was again Hayworth, c 0 0 4 0 0 W. S. aarke, 11, vs. E. C. Greer, Pittsfield 6, Providence 2 (2nd). Lopez, zz ...... ■, . 0 ft e 0 0 ed'Manchesterward for its game the Hurley Velodrome Tuesday ___ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Sorrell, p ...... 1 1 2 0 New Haven 9, Albany 6 (1st.) Hendrick, zzz .. complete the second nine in 32 trapped from the tee, barely got Herring, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jr., 21. with the West Sides but that the night. Kaufman trained in Hart Plclnich, c ....0 0 0 ft 0 0 strokes, he steered a straight course and needed four for the hole. Ross Shlrer, 20, vs. F. G. Way, 15. New Haven 5, Albany 3 (2nd.) 0 1 0 Sullivan, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ford; Loayza in New York whence Vance, p ...... 3 0 1 0 Bridgeport 7, Springfield 6 (let.)' private bus they were riding in ___ 1 0 0 0 0 0 throughout and his pin splitting Needing two birdies in the last Fotherglll, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 H. B. House, 21, vs. M. J. Turk- Thurston, zzzz . Uhle, zz ...... 1 0 0 0 0 broke down ajid they could not he will come to Hartford this after Moss, p ...... ___ 0 0 0 0 0 0 iron to the 12th hole aroused great five holes to finish in even fours, he 1 ington, 14. Sprinffield 7, Bridgeport 2 (2nd.), noon. National League make transfer. cheers from the gallery. He was got the first with a four at the 511 32 1 5 27 IT 0 Dr. Howard Boyd, 16. vs. —. AU-Rockflville (10) This bout promises an interesting 37 4 11 27 12 5 yard 14th. J. C. Cary, 15, vs. R. C. Chapin, New York 7, Chicago 4. battle between a hard hitter, 050 000 202- Philadelphia 301 001 041—-10 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. St. Louis ...... - 9 hole when he holed a putt of 50 After taking a par four at the Detroit ...... 000 000 100— 1 Boston 4, Cincinnati 3. 0 Loayza, and a good boxer, Kaufman. Brooklyn ...... 030 000 100— 4 10. Kulick, r f ...... 5 0 0 4 1 feet to ^ve at least a temporary tie 15th, Jones had a likely birdie at Runs batted in. Miller 3, Foxx 3, Dr. E. C. Higgins, 21, vs. C. T. St. Louis 9, Brooklyn 4. 1 1 2 0 0 Loayza is one of the most aggres Runs batted in, High 4, Douthit 2, C. Dogawich, ss .. 4 Grabowski, Deberry 2, Frederick, for the lead. the 532 yard 16th but looked up cn Williams 3, McNair. Alexander; two E. Willett, 8. Only games scheduled. 0 0 sive and hardest punching boys in base hits, Foxx, McManus 2; three Francis, r f ...... 5 2 3 1 Flowers. Bottomley; two base hits, Leo Diegei came in with a brilliant a little chip from the far side of a Kimberly Cheney, 18, vs. Ben American League Burke, 2 b ...... 5 1 1 1 3 0 the ring today. Slade, Finn; three base hits. High, base hits, Williams, Alexander; home New York 17, Cleveland 10. score of 33 for the last nine holes bunker near the gfreen and the ball run, Foxx; stolen bases. Miller 2; Cheney, 4. B. Dogawich, 3b .5 2 1 1 2 0 Loayza and Kauffman top a popu Douthit; sacrifice, Gilbert, Deberry: giving him an 18 hole total of 70, Philadelphia 10, Detroit 1. double plays, Bottomley (unassist barely got over the bimker, leaving sacrifices, Williams, Foxx; double Milton Harris, 22, vs. —. Lehrmitt, lb .... 3 2 2 7 0 1 lar-priced card which includes a plays, Akers to Alexander, Boley to ed), Finn to Slade to Bissonette, the best of the day at this point. him a par five. T, K. Clarke, 12, vs. T. G. Brown, St. Louis 3, Washington 2. Ainbrosi, c ...... 4 2 1 9 1 0 double semi-final. Bobby Brown of Vance to Slade to Bissonette; left on He played over the Royad Liverpool Williams to Foxx; left on bases, Boston at Chicago rain. Nolan, cf ...... 5 0 4 2 0 0 Lowell and Johnny Haystack of bases. St. Louis S. Brooklyn 11; base course, two strokes harder than Philadelphia 5, Detroit 5; bases on 16. Binghamton come together in pne- on balls, off Grabowski 3, Vance 2; ster, turned in a fine 75 over the balls, off Sorrell 1, Sullivan 1, Grove '1'. G. Hawley, 29, vs. R. R. Bowers, Weber, p ...... 4 0 0 0 1 0 Wallasey according to the par fig 1; struck out, by Grove 1, Sorrel) 4; half of the semi-final; Joe Smith of struck out, by Grabowski 3, Vance 5. Wallasey course. 14. THE STANDINGS Haines 1: hits, off Vance 8 in 8, off ures. hits, off Sorrell 7 In 6. Herring 5 In 13 27 8 1 Hartford and Battling ’Tracey of Moe was in trouble all the way 2. Sullivan 2 In 1; losing pitcher Sor C. C. Varney, 20, vs. J. E. Ech- Totals ...... 40 10 Moss 1 in 1, (jrabowakl 10 in 6 2-3, The P. G. A. champion of the Eastern League Manchester Green (2) New York are in the other half in a Haines 1 in 2 1-3; hit by pitcher, by United States scored three birdies through his first nine holes but rell; umpires, Campbell, , Geisel and malian, 24. restaging of their sensational scrap Vance (Douthit 2); winning pitcher, straightened out his game to come Morlarty; time, 1:58. W. L. PC. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. on the homeward journey and play z—Batted for Sorrell In 6th. J. P. Cheney, Jr., 3, vs. —. .594 . 3 0 0 1 3 0 on the Medill-Kaplan card. Grabowski; losing pitcher, Vance; home in 36 strokes. He took New Haven .... ,. .38 26 Poudrier, 2b . .. umpires, Rigler, Jordan and Dono ed the other six holes In par. zz— Batted for Herring in 8th. Harry Benson, 9, vs. J. H. Hyde, .556 Hewitt, 3 b ...... 4 0 1 2 1 1 There are two other bouts. Young on the first nine. His score was Bridgeport ...... 35 28 hue; time, 2:20. C. Whltcome went out in 37 and 8. Allentown ...... 29 .554 Boginni, ss ...., 4 0 1 0 2 0 Granada of Cuba takes on Frankie z— Batted for Slade In 7th. five over par of 70 but raaked well At St. Louie I— ...36 came back in 38 for a score of 75. Dr. D. M. Caldwell. 21, vs. Joe Springfield ...... 36 31 .537 Hunt, lb ...... , 0 0 9 0 0 Minerva of Boston in a special eight- zz—Batted for Deberry in 7th. Douglas Grant came home In 38 up with the early returns. BRO-WNS 3, n a t io n a l s a zzz—Batted for Lopez in 7th. St. Louis Handley, 22 . Providence ...... 32 29 .525 St. John, c f ------..4 1 1 2 0 0 rounder and Sal Carta of Middle- for a score of 76. Mark Seymour, fitiisbing just town battles Rocky Rayo of Hart zzzz—Batted for Vance in 8th. ahead of Moe at Wallasey, brought AB. R. H. PO. A E. C. H. Johnson, 9, vs. H. C. Alvord, Hartford ...... 29 34 .460 ■VVallett, c ...... , 4 0 2 6 1 0 Joshua Crane, Boston veteran, O’Rourke. 3b ...... 3 0 1 3 4 0 . Burkhardt, If .. . ,3 1 1 4 0 0 ford in the other. in a score of 71, one over par. The Goslln, If ...... 2 0 0 3 0 0 12 Albany ...... 26 40 .394 At Boston:— scored 77 for the first 18-holes. His Earl Ballsieper, 9, vs.—. 41 .388 Picaut, r f ...... 3 0 1 2 0 1 BRAVES 4. REDS playing partner, Alex Herd, who first half dozen finishers on both Kress, ss ...... 4 1 1 2 4 0 Pittsfield ...... 26 1 Boston courses included four above nighty. Gulllc, rf ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 Prentice, p ...... 4 0 1 0 3 won the championship in 1902, turn Mellllo, 2b ...... 4 1 1 4 3 0 National League . 1 0 0 1 1 0 AB. B. H. PO. A. E “What a pictufe!” erclalmed a Those Who Qualified W. L. PC. Stevenson, 2b .. Hartford Qamei Welsh, cf .. . . 1 0 3 . 0 1 ed in a 79. McNelly, cf ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 pretty little English flapper in the Manion, c ...... 2 0 0 1 2 1 The scores of those who qualified Brooklyn ...... 33 19 .635 Maranville, ss ...... 3 1 1 3 4 1 Percy Alliss, British pro at a Ber follow: Totals ...... 32 2 8 27 11 3 Sisler, lb ...... 4 1 iJo 15 0 : lin club, was out in 37 and home in gallery as handsome young I)on Ferrell, c ...... 0 0 0 2 O'O Chicago ...... 31 24 .564 At Hnrtfordi— Berger, If ...... 4 0 1 1 0 1 Moe Stepped to the ftr.st lee at the Coffman, p ...... 2 0 0 1 1 0 Gross Hand. Net ...28 24 .588 Score by innings: DUKES 4, 0, SENATORS 2, 10 36 for an eighteenth hole total of Blaeholder, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 New York .... All Rockville...... 020 130 202—10 Chatham, 3b ...... 4 0 2 0 3 1 Wallasey course, T’ue Portland W. S. a a r k ...... 78 11 St. Louis ...... 26 27 .491 (First Game) Spohrer, c ...... 3 0 0 0 1 ' 73. Badgro, z ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 12 Manchester Green 010 100 000— 2 Allentown youngster was perfectly attired in a Klmsey, zz ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 T. K. a a r k e ...... 80 Pittsburgh ...... 24 26 .430 Rlchbourg. rf ...... 4 0 0 3 0 1 Macdonald Smith encountered J. C. C a ry ...... 83 15 'Two base hits: Nolan 3, St. John, AB; R. H. PO. A. E. Maguire. 2b ...... 4 1 2 2 0 i i much trouble on his first nine holes sartorial golfing symphony with Boston ...... 23 25 .479 B. Dodagich; stolen bases, Hunt 2 Hesse, cf ...... 4 1 2 0 0 0 Cantwell, p ...... 3 0 0 0 3 1 blue pull over, stockings, and pearl 28 3 7 27 16 1 Harry Benson...... 79 9 Lacey. 2b ...... 3 2 2 1 4 0 1 and turned homeward -with 41 Washington Philadelphia .. •...20 28 .417 St. John; double plays, Kulick to H. B. H ouse...... 91 21 32 .385 H. 'WatBon. If ...... 4 0 2 4 0 0 32 4 8 27 19 : strokes behind him. He came in in grey plus fours. 39 6 14 27 10 20 (Cincinnati ...... 20 Ambrosi, Ambrosi to Burke to Am- Jarrett, 3b ...... 4 4 0 West, cf ...... 3 C. C. Varney...... 90 0 1 1 Cincinnati 36 strokes for a total of 77. 16 American League hosi, to B. Dogawich, Boggini to Fitzberger, lb ...... 5 0 1 9 1 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E ayde Van Dusen, the Kentucky Rice, rf .. K. Cheney...... 87 W. L. PC. Manush, If 2 9 Stevenson to Hunt; base on balls off Bush, rf ...... 4 0 2 4 0 0 Swanson, cf ...... 5 0 1 5 0 ' Derby winner last year, has hbt Chas. Johnson .... 80 Philadelphia ...... 34 21 .618 Rodriguez, ss ...... 3 0 0 3 3 1 Callaghan, If ,...,..4 0 2 0 0 MOE PLAYS WELL Cronin, ss 3 Ross Shirer...... 91 20 Prentice 2, Weber 2; hit by pitcher won an important race this year. Myer, 3b . 3 ...32 21 .604 Cochlin, c .. ___ _ . 4 0 1 4 1 0 Crawford, 3b ...... 4 0 1 2 6 Don Moe, Portland, Ors., young T. G. H aw ley-----100 29 Oevelamd ...... by Prentice Ambrosi; struck out by Mahon, p ...... 4 1 1 1 1 0 Cucclnello, 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 1 Bluege, 3b 1 Washington ...... ;31 21 .596 — — — mmm 10 Dr. E. C. Higgins .. 93 21 Prentice 4, Weber 6; time 1:50; um- Hellmann, rf ...... 3 1 1 1 0 Hayes, lb . New York ...... 30 21 .588 fiire, betts. 35 4 12 27 14 1 Kelly, lb ■----- ...... 4 2 2 12 0 Spencer, c . 1 Dr. D. M. Caldwell 93 21, Hartford Durocher, ss ...... 2 0 0 1 2 Crowder, p 0 Dr. Howard Boyd . 89 16 St. Louis ...... 23 30 .434 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. W alker ,x ...... 1 0 1 0 0 Detroit ...... 23 32 .418 Wlndaor (7) •Walsh, If . . . . • 4 1 0 2 0 0 34 2 9 x25 11 1 Milton H arris...... 95 22 Ford, ss ...... 1 0 O'• 0 0 J. P. Cheney, Jr. .. .76 3 Chicago ...... 30 29 .408 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Malay, lb . . . , ...... 3 1 1 12 2 0 Gooch, c ...... 4 0 0 2 0 Legion Loses First St. Louis ...... 000 000 102— 3 Boston ...... 17 35 .327 Barberi, 2b .. . . . 5 2 3 1 Swenson, 3b ...... 2 0 0 1 4 0 Meuseli xxz ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Washingrton ...... 100 001 000— 2 Earl Ballsieper .... 82 9 1 2 Hohman, cf , ...... 3 0 1 1 1 0 Kolp, p ...... 2 0 0 1 2 Runs batted in, Manush. Badgro, Hayes, ss ...... 4 1 1 0 2 0 Mellilo; two base hits ,Blue, Manush, E. C. Geer, Jr...... 95 21 Bryant, c ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Sukeforth, xx ...... 0 0 0 0 0 • 10 GAMES TODAY Lamphear, 3b ,...2 1 0 0 1 0 Hurley, rf ...... 4 0 0 2 1 0 Campbell, p ...... 0 0 0 0 2 Gulllc; home run, Manush; sacrifices, R. C. Chapin ...... 84 Phelps, lb . . . 4 1 1 13 0 0 J. Watson, ss r.-.- - .. . 4 0 1 5 6 0 Dressen, xxxx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 O’Rourke, West; double plays, T. G. B row n...... 90 16 Paynter, 2b . 0 0 2 5 0 League Game, 1 0 4 Bluege to Myer to Hayes 2; left on J. H. Hyde ...... 82 8 Eastern League Sackett, p ic..:.iac 4 1 0 0 3 0 Wlltsle, p T...... 3 0 1 1 2 0 85 8 8 24 12 bases, 'Washington 7, St. Louis 5; M. J. Turklngton ..88 14 Allentown at Hartford. IdOOmiSi cf ^ 1 2 1 0 0 Smith, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Boston ...... 000 211 OOx— base on balls, ott Cro-wder 4, Coffman Albany at New Haven. — — — 1; struck out, by Coffman 1, Blae J. E. Echmalion .... 99 24 Scheie, rf ...... ! 4 1 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati ... 000 000 201— All members of the squad are re Providence at Pittsfield. Underwood, c . . . 4 2 9 81 2 4 27 21 0 Runs batted in. Walker, Gooch, Hope for a championship boys holder 2; hits, off Coffman 9 in 7, off Ben Gheney ...... 79 4 1 4 0 quested to report in uniform at the Blaeholder none In 2; winning pitch Bridgeport at Springfiel^. Bores, If ...... 4 0 0 1 Allentown ...... 200 100 001— 4 Dressen, Welsh, Maranville, Sisler; baseball team on the part of the H. C. A lvord...... 87 12 0 0 Hartford ...... 000 002 000— 2 two base hits. Walker, Sisler 2, Ber West Side RecreaUch Building, er, Blaeholder; umpires. Guthrie, Nattonal League local post of the American Legion Hildebrand and Ormsby; time, 1:47. F. G. W a y ...... 90 15 Runs batte din, "Watson 2, Fitz- ger; three base hits, Maranville, Tuesday at 5:30 p. m. for the game 14 anoinnati at Boston. Totals...... 35 7 9 27 12 1 berger, Hohman 2, Jarrett; two base Maguire; stolen bases, Chatham; received a severe jolt Saturday z—Batted for Coffman In 7th. R, R. Bow ers...... 89 hits,' Bush, Lacey; sacrlflceif, Jarrett, sacrifices, Welsh; double plays, Cant with the Eagles, Saturday’s filiv zz—Batted for Coffman In . 7th. C. T. E. W illett___ 83 8 St. Louis at Brooklyn. Bon Ami (2) afternoon in Bristol when the X—One out when winning run was Chicago at New York. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Swenson, Hohman, H. Watson; left well to Maranville to Sisler 2; left on Joe H andley...... 97 22 on bases, Allentown 10, Hartford 8; bases, Cincinnati 7, Boston 7; base yoimgsters from the Bell City BAI8TOL (10). score