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SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1930. FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE VOL. XLIV., NO. 280. (Claratfied Advertising on Page 12) -•
HfrW Td ENdW A DRY AGENT BlIASE LEADS Use Carrier Pigeons V PERU’S IN FRIARIES; To Get Ransom Cash GERMANFUERS SICK ON I N n V O R K BORAHNAMED New York, Aug. 27— (AP) —Po-^ed cobbler’s shop. With detectives lice revealed today that kidnappei;:3 he^went to the shop but was told by the proprietor that a man who had of a 16-year-old Long Beach girl IS 'left a box of pigeons with him had. were using carrier pigeons in their telephoned an hour before and End Eight Day Trip From In California Rolph is Ahead efforts to get a 810,000 ransom. ordered them released. The grirl, Seraphina Pavata, dis Later another letter directed Alarming Reports From Lima of Gov. Young — Missis appeared three weeks ago after an Pacata to “stop playing with the po Germany by Landing An- EONEATE BROOKS altercation with her parents. Soon lice” and told him to go to a bakery her father, Anthony Pavata,' a real shop where he would find pigeons. .cient Plane Near the (Bat Reach His Bedside— Mar sippi Democrats R e n ^ - estate dealer, began getting letters While a police plane hovered over IN BOSTON TRAGEDY signed “The Black Shirts” demand head to follow the pigeons when ^ nate Senator Pat Harrison ing money for his daughter’s return. they were released, Pavata went to j tery— Reception Planned. tial Law Still in Force— No Finally he was instructed by the bakery, but there too he was | mail to tie $10,000 to the legs of told that the pigeons had been re-1 Guarantees Yet for Le- By Associated Press pigeons he would find in a designat- leased just before his arrival. i New York, Aug. 27— (AP) —Like Captain of Fairfax Absolved any ordinary mariner, Capt. Wolf The 23,000-odd lead of Cole L. gang von Gronau, Ripper of the From Blame for Crash gnia's Safety — Foreign Blease for Democratic renomination skies went down to the Customs SOLITARY BLACK House today to record the arrival to the Senate from South Carolina NOTED EDITOR ILL in port of his flying Whale, in which That Cost 47 lives. Diplomats Protected. stood out today with the continua RIDES PULLMAN he and three companions made an tion of tabluation of votes cast in eight-day joiumey from <3ermany. yesterday’s primaries. Lima, Peru, Aug. 27.—(AP) — FROM POISONING Orders Coach .for .St. .Louis While the other three members of Washington, Aug. 27— (AP) — In California, Mayor James Rolph, the crew enjoyed a late and leisure The military jimta which overthrew Jr., of San Prancisco, was running Train, Gets in Saying He’s Captain Archie H. Brooks of the ly breakfsist in their hotel, von steamer Fairfax today was obsolved toe government of President Leguia ahead of Governor C. C. Young by the Porter and Off He Goes Gronau hailed a taxi and rode down and seized control of Peru will re 30,000 votes for the Republican by the Commerce Department, of Free . town wijii a friend, driving through responsibility for the collision last sign and Luis M. Sanchez Ceiro will gubernatorial nomination. A ma Lord Beaverbrook Stricken crowds unaware of his identity. jority of the precincts had reported. June between his vessel and the head a new government, according^ Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 27.— IVhen the Whale flying boat tanker Pinthis in Massachusetts to reliable ad'vices at noon today. Senator William E. Borah was re alighted between the Battery and Here’s the sign that has been otdered for official cars of federieil pro nominated by the Idaho Republican on Yacht— Most Powerful (AP.)—A negro who contrived hibition agents in order to protect innocent citizens against bandits , who Bay. Lti-Col. Cerro came out 'victorious to leave this land of “Jim the Statute of Liberty yesterday an Dickerson N. Hoover, supervising in a political overturn at Arequipa, convention. Both the Republican iminigpration inspector went aboard represent themselves as officers. Amos W. W. Woodcock, left, newly and Democratic conventions had yet Crow” cars in a Pullman all his appointed prohibition director, is shown displaying the shield which will inspector general of the Steamboat southern Peru, last week, just be Politician in Britain. from a police boat to ask the usual Inspection Service announced a fore the government passed into toe to choose nominees for governor. own was sought today by muni questions, but the customs formali be flashed when his men stop suspicious ■ looking automobiles on the road. thorough investigation at Boston hands of toe military jimta and sent May Get Majority cipal and railroad authorities. ties were postponed until today. At night the sig(n will be illuminated by flashlight. With less than 600 of the 1,075 A man impersonating the and Norfolk had failed to establish toe aged executive A,ugusto Leguia, Dover, England, Aug. 27.— (AP) Before (3apt, von Gronau left the evidence substantiating charges who had held toe reins of govern precincts remaining to report, Pullman company’s assistant hotel he received a telegram from Blease still had a chance for a ma —Lord Beaverbrook, proprietor of superintendent in Memphis, made against Captain Brooks. ment for eleven years. Into exile on the State Department at Washing Forty-seven lives were lost in the jority of the votes cast for the three the London Daily Express and father called a railroad coach foreman ton officially congratulating him a warship where he is reported sick disaster. and held a prisoner. candidates in South Carolina. Unless I of the Empire Pree Trade movement by telephone and instructed and his companions on the “ splen this materializes, another contest him to attach an idle sleeping NEW ENGLAND MOTHERS The Conclusions The routoero leader objected to a dominating feature of British poli did flight” and s ^ e arrival. Summarizing the conclusions between him and the rimner-up — car to a train bound for St. The mayor’s committee was at toe nature of toe junta in control at tical antagonisms just now, was reached from the /investigation Lima which yesterday sent a com James P. Byrnes—^will be held on Louis. work today on plans for a more I taken ill aboard his yacht today. Hoover said: September 9. The nomination As the train departed, a ne formal city reception than was pos mission to him. in toe expectation amoimts to election. ; ’The yacht put in here where the START TRIP TO FRANCE “After examining thoroughly 24 that an amicable agreement could I publisher could receive treatment. gro gained access to the car by sible ye.'terday, when the fliers had witnesses this board failed to estab Mississippi Democrats renomin small thought for anything but I. be reached. He was said to be suffering from pretending to be a porter in lish evidence substantiating any of ated Senator Pat Harrison and getting to its berth for a thorough American in Custody; food poisoning. Dr. Wilson of Ion- structed to “ dead head” to St. the four charges; therefore, the ac- seven of their eight Representatives overhauling the old plane in which Cerro’s answer, according to pri in the House. It also looked as don and Dr. Laird of Dover are in Louis. Once in, he was free to cused'master o f the steamship Fair vate ad'vices filtering through Peru attendance. ride in luxury: they had flown ovet Iceland, Green-, Gold Star Group BOMB though Representative Ross Col land, Labrador .mid N oi^ Scotia on fax, Archi4^ I t Brooks, is acquitted today was the seizisg of toe alr- lins, the only incumbent to face a • Lord Beaverbrook has become al Railroad officials believe he of toe charges, .and tbs case is clos qplane .in which Col. Lopez, toe most overnight one of the most is a former Pullman porter.,.^ .... theirway hqr^^^m'.iGermany. ~ contest, had won again. ’The. Demo ~ ‘ ■ C ■'" ed.” arbiter, and his companions traveled cratic nominations there also are forceful and picturesque figures of The collision occurred on Jime 10 ^from Lima, and three other planes British politics. He has been en REACH NEW YORK and resulted In an explosion on toe equivalent to election. New York, Aug. 27.— (AP)'—^Nlne I including that of'^toe American mili- gaged the past few months in a Hampshire Sends the oil tanker. The'yltothis sank with days after their unheralded depar !. tary expert. Captain Grow, who also persistent and energetic campaign toe loss of all hands. The Fairfax FENNINTHERACE ture from Germany, Captain Wolf ^ Is in .custody as a former adherent against the conservative organiza was damaged by fire and some of of toe former regime of President tion headed by Stanley Baldwin be gang von Gronau emd his three com Largest Single Group. Peiping Gets First Taste of panions rested here today, having its crew were killed.. Leguia. DISCOVER COUPLE cause of its reluctance to come out Captain Brooks was charged with It was announced that Cerro will for the imposition of food taxes as FOR RENOMINATION completed the fourth successful making excessive speed during a westwrajrd crossing of the North At New York, Aug. 27.— (A P.)—Ten Civil Warfare — No One arrive in lim a some time this after part of a plan for free trade vdthin fog, with imskilfulness and negli noon. lantic by airplane. years ago this summer the parents STABBED TO DEATH the British Empire and customs gence. According to morning newspapers They landed their Dornier-Wal takes against the rest of the world. of Lieut. Sydney Beauclerk, Ameri Killed in the Raid . fir e Controlled^ ^ the members of toe Junta were in flying boat off the battery wall, at He has been able to reach an im The report said testimony had es ] session yesterday afternoon and toe Favored by Manchester Re 2:45 p. m. (E. S. T.) yesterday, h iv can aviator who was shot down be mense audience with his propsgmida tablished toe fire on the Fairfax greater part of the night In toe ing made the last lap of their flight hind the derm an lines just-13 days Police Search for Youth through the huge circulations of the , i Peiping, China, Aug. 27.r—(. ^ ) — w ^ controlled immeSiaT'^y, and palace, lea'ving about 2:30 a» m.. Daily Elxpress, the Sunday Express, publicans as Representa from Halifax in six hours. before tl^ close of the World War, tbftt a motor lifeboat'was lowered < whem-General Ponce and some of his The flight fulfilled for .‘Captain .^Two Ifatipnalist airplanes', itlylng the Evening Standard,, and a stHng w«re ,pr«tpaidngiat theii: Jfome . / t i and patroll^ toe 'vicinity with a coflbagflbiCTiSfttlt to (^orrilos to con Seen With Them Shortly of proviacial papers, while bis-foDce from Slnanfu dropped six bomba in SpotO^t fb f arspane'of t ^ of more fer 'with assodatro. . . ., , ;____ of character and able persi^sd. in tive in (Odnn^Md oh Page Two.) Concord; N. make a pilgrim age, to his grave in Itomagne ceme the Tartar city and tJie-JFprbidden miles from toe &hil> as soon as; mem- I ' The Mifftary School and other tervention in various bye-election City this fnorning. Only one bomb fa ^ of'toe orew were available for jArmy units were said to have de- Before Bodies Are Found. campaigns have been no small fac tery, France. Today his mother, Mrs. Jennie exploded, inside the Chienmen gate. such duty. ’The patrol was con-i ( dmred they would obey Sanchez tor in pushing his cause forward. Representative E." Hart Penn is tiiiued three or four hours without Cerro only as supreme chief.. Haywood Beaujclerk a widow now, No casualties resulted and there was very much in the race for re-nomi- STILL NO a U E S jH-epared to board at last a steamer locating any persons. San Diego, Cal., Aug. 27— (A P )— no sign of panic among the. Peiping IVe report said that no pstssen- Sick on Warship ' nation by the Republican Party of for France, with other New Hamp ger Of meml^r of the Fairfax- offi Lima, Peru, A u g.' 27.— (A P )— The mysterious slaying on a beacb shire mothers who are making the inhabitants. . . •;/ the First Connecticut district, de cers or crew heard a .whistle sigUal August© B. L e^ a, m ill old man of near Ensenada, Mexico, of Prancis spite intimations that he had with OF MISSING BOY trip as guests of the United States ' .The raid was Peiping’s first taste of civil war-this year but was no' from toe Pintols until after she was 67, tossed feverishly in bed aboard Conlon, Monrovia, Cal., paint com drawn emanating from backers of government. ' seen looming up In toe fog; The new experience for the population, toe cruiser Almirante (Jrau, in Cal Cllarence W. Seymour of West Hart- “ From . the day, after the Armis ^Fairfax was said to have been mak lao'harbor today and sought a way pany manager, and Lois Marion as Manchurian airjfianes raided the GANGSTER’S CASE Mrd who wants Mr. Penn’s seat in tice, when, we learned that he was ing about 3 knots per hour at toe Kentle, 23, his fiancee, occupied at city daily for a week during' the [out of toe trip in which his political ciongress. Seventy-five New Haven Boy dead—^when I opened an envelop?, time. 'enemies, long suppressed, have tention of Lower California and San and a photograph of his grave feli spring of 1926, killing many cl'vili- Mr. Penn todflty told the Man ans. “It was also established,” It was snared him. Diego county authorities today. chester Herald tlfat he has no idea Scouts Join Search for out, revealing to me that he had added, "that toe Fairfax penetrated Increasingly ominous reports A posse of Mexican police, border Police Can Find Neither of withdrawing merely because been killed before I read the letter Fall Near Palace toe hull of toe. Plhthls. about four reached his bedside from Lima, guards and San Diego police search some other Republican has conceiv from one of his friends—his father One bomb was dropped on an. is and one-half to fiira feet. Her car where a military Junta, replacing ed an eleventh hour idea that he Colebrook Cbild. and I planned to go to his grave,'' land in the Forbidden Oity where go being liquid, toe shell of the his eleven year old regime, prom ed border hills for a youth seen l e g s ” Diamond or Man iVould like the place. she said today. . the Manchu Emperor Kwangshu Pinthis^ would effer toe oiily resist ised toe populace that he would be with the couple shortly before they If there is any dissatisfaction in : Husband Dies was imprisoned by the .empress ance to toe stem of the Fairfax, brought back and punished for toe • the district with his service as its “It wasn’t until the summer of dowager. Two fell near the former which has a displacement of about “misdeeds” of his dictatorship. w'ere found stabbed to death Mon Believed to be His Victim. Colebrook, Aug. 27— (AP) — A representative in the national legis Presidential palace, now used as 6,000 tons; fberefore toe Fairfax Leguia whose status changed day. determined band of 300 men, wom 1920 that we were permitted to do lature, Mr. Penn says, it never came so. We were almost ready to leave— the Kuomintang headquarters. An could not have been going over 3 overnight from dictator of one of A book and a telegram were clues en and children imdeterred by the to his ears imtil yesterday, when had our passports and all—when hi.s other exploded outside of the for knots per hour, otherwise she toe most imwerful South American investigated by authorities. The New York, Aug. 27.— (A P )—The faUure of three days searching, to the nev/s of the candidacy of Mr. father Was t^ e n ill and died. My mer director general of posts, shat-, would have penetrated toe Pinthis republics to that of a prisoner book, l3ing near Miss Kentle’s body, deep mystery that still surrounds day resumed the intensive hunt of Seymour came out of a clear sky. husband was a physician. He had tcring windows and smashing furni to a much greater distance.” awaiting judgment was said today had been taken from the Los An the slaying of Arnold Rothstein was the wooded hillsides and watersheds Warmly Backed Here overworked terribly during the in ture. The Postal 'Commissioner, P. Concerning the charge of unskill to be very ill of a uraemic attack geles library by Charles A. Parker, wrapped today about the latest case of Litchfield coimty for a trace of E. Hart Penn has always been fluenza epidemics. In a way, he was A. Nixon, British, and ttirty Chinese fulness, toe report said toe evidence which struck him down Monday invalid brother-in-law of the girl. involving the late gambler’s body Kenneth Swanson, two and a half employes escaped unhurt. substantiated entries in the log that warmly supported by the voters of year old Barrer'Vermont boy who a war-time casualty, as was our afternoon, not many hours after his The Telegram guard and lieutenant. Jack (Legs) Manchester, both in the party and The city remains quiet and strict “on sighting toe Pinthis crossing resignation. The telegram received by Conlon Diamond. disappeared from th4 home of his boy.” from starbeard/to port, toe master at the polls. So far as the Herald grandparents here shortly after Sydney Beauclerk’s father will censorship prevails. The Almirante Grau returned to Saturday sajring “ Everything is all Police still held three men and a of the Fairfax' ordered helm hard has been able to learn yesterday never hear a description of that Callao hsurbor 'with Leguia after he right. Meet me. John,” was sent woman prisoner. They still had noon Sunday. aport, which directs the vessel’s bow and today, m any. infiuential Re The searchers, led by State and had been inspired by toe hope, of by John de Wilde, operator of an in their possession the greatest cemetery in far away France, but to starboard, and reverses engine publicans intend to continue that Winsted police today were augment to Lieut. Robert Pktterson, now liv freedom in e:^e. Leaving Monday, Avocado ranch near Vista, authori gangland arsenal ever seized in New full speed astern which wWIe back morning after his resignation the ties said. support. ed by 75 New'Haven Boy Scouts ing in Hayre,_Mont., Mrs. Beauclerk York but they had made no appar ■ A survey of the situation yester G O EBE SPEEDING ing ‘with a right hand propellor officers of toe cruiser thought to Officers said de Wilde explained ent progress in finding the body of from the summer camp at Lake will write of what she has seen and day and today indicates that there Vonksimkmonk. They arrived at would naturally cut toe ship’s stem take Leguia to Panama and-land the telegram was in answer to an Harry Western, Catskills roadhoi-.se fe lt Lieut. Patterson was the. ob to port, causing toe vessel to re- him. invitation to accompany Conlon and is no reason to believe that Man the farn&ouse early today in a server in. the airplane which Beau man, whose bloodstained car was chester will not send a Penn delega TOWARD CHICAGO si>ond quicls?f to port helm.’’ Ordered to Return Miss Kentle to Tijuana. Deputy motorbus and immediaetly took to clerk was piloting when they were found in the possession of a iJin- tion to the district convention. “It Is e-vident,” toe report added, When toe ship was not far out Sheriff O. C. Macumber and de Wilde fields and woods. shot down. Patterson was wounded mond henchman. Nor had they es While searchers are divided as to “had toe master executed any other they heard that a Communist coup^ said Conlon arrived at a hotel at tablished the whereabouts of Dia and taken prisoner. , maneuver than what he did both had displaced toe military Junta^ Vista, stayed there Simday. After the cause of little Kenneth’s disap Continues Correspondendb mond himself. pearance, some believing that the vessels woifld have been sunk and which only shortly before had oust a trip to Tijuana, de Wilde said, Trailed Gangster. CADETS IN PORT “He has kept in touch with us all Trying to Break Post's Time possibly all lives lost.” ed Leguia. They thereupon again Conlon and Miss Kentle left him child merely wandered off into the Last Sunday detectives seized the woqds and others that he had been tlfese years,” Mrs. Beauclerk said, recognized Leguia as president and and his wife four miles north of the arsenal in a Brooklyn fiat to which “and last Armistice Day, when *1 fired a presidential salutQ of 21 M exico town sajdng they were go New London, Aug. 27.—(AP)— kidnaped, all clung desperately to for Non Stop Flight From they trailed Harry Klein, Diamond The Coast Guard cutter Champlain the hope that he was still alive. arrived home after attending the guns. 'Wireless messages received ing on to Mount Lowe, near Pasa beer runner, and James Dalton, Dia- \ dena. arrived here today with a party of Radio discriptions of the boy have PRITCHARD LEADING shortly afterward, however, der mon(J chauffeur. They arrested (Contlnoe on Page '£ ) San Francisco. manded toe Almirante Grau’s return Signed Register Coast Guard cadets from the scene been broadcast all over the state. Klein, Dalton and Idr. and Mrs. of the mid-ocean adventure of the smd toe cruiser put about s^d an S. B. Reachi, personal representa Frederick Witcher, imder whose bed chored behind San Lorenzo Island; tive of Governor Jose Maria Tapia, steamship Express. 1 5 MILE MARATHON the guns and other imderworld im The Express, bound from New Curtlss-Reynolds Airport, - Chi Leguia asked toe commander of said immigration office records plements were found. York for Greece writh cargo and cago, Aug. 27.— (AP)—’The stunts, toe vessel, Captain Galdo, to land showed Miss Kentle signed the reg Klein told of driving a car from him at some foreign port where he ister Sunday morning at 9 a. m., as dozen or more passengers, lost a Cream Puff May Transform the thrills and the color of the Na the Diamond estate at Acra, N. Y., propellor in mid ocean. The cutter would not be in dtmger. ’The ship’s Francis and Lois Conlon. A t 3 tional air races went on the air here to dump it in the East river. Champlain, having the cadets Buffalo Swimmer 250 Yards officers promised to try to obtain p. m., Reachi said informants told /I When it was found by police It was aboard for a training cruise, and Grouch Into an Optimist from the air today as Pilot William some guarantees for his safety. him, the couple pitched a tent on discovered to belong to Western and S. Brock, of Cincinnati, skimmed The Junta informed toe command- ' the beach near Ensenada. the cutter Mendota went to the res it was learned that Western tad cue and started to tow the disabled Ahead at End of First er that if Leguia 'was not delivered Conlon’s parents were the late Mr. aloft with sm nnnouncer and the disappeared from his roadhouse ship to New York. ’The cutters ran to them witt^ 48 hours the ship and Mrs. Thomas Conlon of Worces By HOWARD W. BLAKBSLEE (fenced by psychological factors as radio equipped ship ^ in which he home between Kingston and Sau- short of fuel. The Champlain turn would be treated as ah enemy vessel ter, Mass. Miss Kenlle wa^ a stu well as by the chemical constituents Five Miles of Swim. gerties on FYiday. Dalton said ed over the tow to the Mendota and flew from Los Angeles in the men’s and its officers held to account. dent in the University of California Hamilton, N. Y., Aug. 27— (AP)— of the food eaten, and that the eat Diamond boarded the Baltic for Eu started for this port. The cadets non-stop derby yesterday. . In Lima,' toe diplomatic corps and for two years was president of Here is unusual scientific news for er’s whole temperament may be af rope on Saturday, but there has will be put ashore, the Champlain Brock arrived a tentative third in Toronto, Ont., Aug. 27.— (A P )— twice called on toe Junta and ac the University’s chapter of Phi Mu been no verification of that. those who enjoy eating. fected by good or bad: digestion. With about one third of toe 15-mile cording to an official bulletin in their sorority. will take on fuel and then hunt up Scientists at CoUege University “Some experimental work which the Derby, pending the flight of Art So the case was all tengled up in the Mendota and the Express. Goebel, the only remtdnlng contest course completed in toe Canadian name, issued by toe Papal Nuncio, mystery today, with both Diamond this fall are going to digress from has been done with offensive odors National' exhibition Marathon swim received assurances of respect for 'The Express is a Shipping Board the usual routine of finding out what and tsu9tes has shown significant ef ant, who started at 5:10 a; m .,’Paci RUSSIA ftAS 500,000 IDLE and Western missing and police not vessel recently pvirchased by the fic^ time, today. today, Frank Pritchard, of Buffalo, toe rights of asylum and their own sure whetjier either Was dead or is good for a! person to eat and sde fects upon digestion. We 'Will dmply N. Y., was out in front of a-l^rge diplomatic rights. It was under Flxport Transportation Corporation run down the effects of common Post First Now Moscow, Aug. 27.— (A P.)— Offi whether there may be direct b^efit field by 250 yards. His nearest com stood representations were mafle in alive. of New York. table and kitdien orders and flavors, cial figures issued today gave the from eating according to whkt a (aoelebel must, cross the fiiflsh line petitor was toe youthful Isador Senor Leguia’a behalf. and then go one step further in the approximate total of unemployed in nSCEIVERS APPOIN' person likes. before 5:19:C)4r p. m;, Chicago^ day Spondor, of Port Colbornie,. ^nt., Martial law still is in force here Colgate 'Will analyze tbe benefit^ field of moods and temperament. Soviet Russia as 500,000. light time, to take the $7,6()0 ’ first who ivas traveling at a remarkably but complete order prevails. * . \ of flavor,.savorsmess and eye filling “Two of the world’s most famous London, Aug. 27.— (AP.) ‘ sUce r:i*R FUERS K IlilD prize from Wiley Post of Oklahoma fast clip in an effort to cut down toe The government explained that appearance. ■ ^ pessimists, Carlyle and Schopen some of these are itinerant workers Humphreys today appointed a re (Jity. Post made the flight -in 9 Buffalo man’s lead. SHERIFF IS INJURIff) 'This work, will be done in the De- hauer suffered all their lives from hours, 9 minutes and 4 sj^nnds. who refused tOLjremain permanently ceiver and manager of the business Dijon. France, Aug. 27.—(AP)— psu:tment of Psychology imder the bad digestions. We may find e'vi- Nftw Britaii}, August 27— (A P )— Thi)s fair, Eddie .Schneider, of. Jer employed in one place and that the of Lamport and Holt, shipowners, A pilot, two non-commissioned offi direction of Dr. Laird. The plans dence that a psychologically sound f r i t c h a b d i n u e a d Deputy Sheriff Martin W. Horowitz, sey City, N, J., is the youngest I'emainder are youths. and one of the Rayol Mail group of cers and the wireless operator of a are announced in the (Colgate Lab diet—a cream piiff at the psycholo , Toronto, Aug. .27.— (AP)—Prank and Attorney . Harry Ginslxuig, , pilot at the field ready to take part, The shortage of skilled labor ap steamship companies. military airplane. were killed e.arly Log, which says: gical moment, for instance, might !Mtchard of ^iaffalp led toe field in chairm^ of toe Republican toira. ; parently is growing. In some dis The application ifras made on be today when their machine cra4ied “There has been, a tendency in have contributed to turning those in the meet. He Is 18 years old and toe Canadian national exhibition committee, were painfully . injiued,^ >- tricts it Ls impossible to find even half of the London Maritime Invest near Corcelles-Les-Monts, a few diet work for the past decade to. black spectacled authors into mem the holder of the junior records for swimming ioaaratoon an hour after this afternoon on the Berlin tuns-' 1 unskilled workers. ment Company as trustee for the miles west of here. (treat man as a purdy chemical toa- bers o f Optimist’s Clubs. trans-continentol speed bgth east- toe 173 contestants bfRnn the 16- pike, just over toe Meriden town. .. debenture stockholders. The justice Two ^^ther members of the crev/ chine woricing on callories, vitamins, "CJOmlng do'wn to a more practi west and west-east. Tj|ils , record mile grind through the wstera of line, when toe automobile in which.' TREASURY BALANCE also granted the plaintiffs permis saved their lives by jumping with minerals, carbohydrales, etc. Taste, cal mattera we may discover. that formerly was held by Bnice'Glblds- Lake Ontario todi^. Isador Spondor they were riding was in c(^tk|bii.. sion to barrow £5O,0OO to advance to parachutes. They escaped with odor and appearance of food have properly selected-flavors imd odors, borough, who was injured fatally in of Port Colbume, Ont, was second with « New York car drhrn by ji'J Washington, Aug, 27.—(AP)— the Liverpool, Brazil and River slight injuries. been largely, neglected and it is these together with attractive appearance a crash in the Vermont mountains nnd Sam Shields, Coral Gables, 9 k ., woman who is reported to have M m J. Treasury receipts for August 25 Platte Steam Navigation Company Last ifight while in defense ma which wOl occupy most of our at offer/ a hanrassed wife the surest a month ago. third. more serlouriy hurt The were $6,867,999.76; expenditures, and advance £100,000 sterling to tlie neuvers, six army fliers were killed tention, ; meafls of tun^g a moody husband Tbe youthful pilot has entered 'The wafciu' . was calpi as a mill- the woinan is not known but $2,389,189.91; balance, $114,451,787,- same company, which has a lot of when their machine cracked up' at . .“Authorities recognize that, the into a sMrkling table conversation ^m self in several l'ow-i>ower'race '.ported t&kt she w u rendered^ 46. uncalled capital, to keep it going. Chavannes, near Chartres. press of 'dife8tio& is directly; injlu- ist.” fevienta. . .. \ j(09||ttaaefl'.flR:fiBga
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FLEA8E, JHH. BAKER, FELL CADDIES FOR BIG GOLF - HNORTH END TO HAVE LATEST p C K S ! THIS PBESCRIFTION FOB ME IflRONGS GREET OETTUARY Advance^ Guards SHOTS PICKED BY LOT 2 OPEN-ABi CONCERTS New York, Aug, 27.—(AP)— j All prescriptions issued by doc Speculators for toe rise found toe | tors are not filled by a druggist. J'Z' - - . ! ------^ ■ , Thrusts and Counters Stock MaclMt still detemoined today Special, brands of bi:ead .^re Adams Exp .«••••*•••• Allegheny GBtMAN FLIERS Fred England and Elmer Hul- DEATHS' Scene of Band Music Prograiiis Interest to Local Soldiers to take administrations of bullish being baked here at different ness in small and cautious doses. times of toe week 'for special ^Lm Can ■•••. «zg0*U* tin Win Coveted Glory in for Rest of Seasoii to be diet patients of toe doctors. A Am and For P ow ...... 76% Depot Square. ^ After a. substantial octension of IN NEW YORK Friday’s Exhibition. Robert Lacy ^ The commanding officers -\Of G yestentey’s gains during toe first Gluten bread. Is baked every day Am Intemat ...... 34% ' Robert Lacy died last night at and the Howitzer company have of hour, profit taking cropped out in as there are many who use this Am Pow and L t ...... 8f>% The thrill of a lifetime is in store the home of his daughter, Mrs. The final two band concerts. in fered a silver cup to be avuurded the considerable volume, and bears un mixture of bread. In addition '.o Am Rad'Stand Ban ...... the series sponsored by the Chata- (Oontinned from Page One.) m for two Manchester boys !^day af Louise Cross of Bolton Notch. Mr. winner of the pistol markttnatiiihlp settled the list by'; sbardhing out this there is also baked what is Am'RoU Mill ...... 68% ber of Commerce will be'given lit known as toe Youma brand. This Am Smelt ...... $8% ternoon when they will have the Lacy, who was 64 years old, had contest which will be run off soon. weak spots. Operations for the ad on Gronau, crisp spoken veteran of the north end, it| was announced is baked on different days of the Am Tel and ’Tel .iU4 rare honor of toting the golf ba^ of been ill for some time with a com The winner Is to have permanent vance were strenuously pressed for Horton Smith and Johnny Farrell, last night by George H. Waddell, week as there are not as nuiny Am Tob B ...... $57% le German Imperial Navy flying plication of ills. He was a carpenter possession. ward, but the price movement be rvice, an old dream, and gained two of the most famous professional by trade. Besides Mrs. Cross., he chairman of the music committee. came somewhat irregular. Trading who use this brand as tpe other. Am Water Works ...... m the distinction of being the players in the United States, over ’The first will be on Friday evening, Anaconda ...... 45 leaves another daughter and two The Howitzer company and Co. was In toe largest volume in severai rst person to land a trans-Atlantic the Manchester Coimtry Club course September 5, and the second on the Atlantic R e f ...... 33% sons, Mrs. Nettie Johnson of Bos G are to conduct , attendance com days. lane in New York harbor. where Smith and Farrell stage an following Friday. Baldwin ...... 29% ton, Robert Lacy, Jr., of Redbank, petitions by squadsi prizes to go to After advancing a point, U. S. An Old Plane ^ 18 hole exhibition with Bobby Grant The portable band stand will.: ,be Balt and O h io ...... 99% N. J., and L. S. Lacy of Farming- the winner in each squad over a Steel attracted selling and sold off Added glamor was given the and Charley Clare, two crack ama erected in the west park at Depot Bendix ...... ‘«2 % . ton, Va.' four months period. Officers of the a point or so under yesterday’s Local Stocks ht by the fact that it was made teurs of this state. Square. Permission has been grant Beth S te e l...... 82% Funeral arrangements are incom Howitzer and Co. O are contribut close, but was supported well. On an old reconc^oned ship, used The boys who were lucky in a plete. ed by the Board of Police Commis Canadian Pac ...... 175%, ing the prizes. "the whole, pivotal shares moved nar y Amimdsen in'Arctic exploration drawing of names from a hat this sioners to rope off the road near the rowly. Dmlng the early rise, in (Furnished by Putnam a Co.) Case Thresh ...... 193 id by Captain Frank Courtney in morning are Fred England of’ Eld- railroad station, allowing traffic to which, utilities nad specialties were Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. Cerro De PasCo ...... 44% ridge street and Elmer Hultin of The Howitzer company has a futile attempt to si>an the Atian- pass only through the main'artery. prominent, Allied Chemical rose 8, 1 M. Stocks Chi and N orw est...... 70% Hackmatack street Hultin will waiting list of. several men. They c. ABOUT TOWN This will proiddle more than enough Delaware and Hudson 6, and Atchi- <•!''' Bank Stocks Chrysler ...... 28 have the honor of caddying for the will be signed up as vacancies oc It was estimated the fliers cover- room for the large crowd expected. way, American and Foreign Power, Bid Asked Colum Gas and El ...... 61 great stylist from Joplin, Mo., Hor Bankers Trust Co. . . . 325 — id about 4,000 nautical miles in a Union street is to lose one of Its For two weeks no concert has been cur. , ■ , , ... son, Eastman, Worthington, Safe- Colum Graph ...... ; ...... 14% ton Smith, who has finished third in City Bank and Trust . — 325 Coml S o lv ...... ■...... 26% lying time of 47 hours. En route big elm trees, one standing at the given at Center Park, due to the Electric Power and light. Stone and ere they stopped in Iceland, Green- two major tournaments here and in east side near North Main street. Corporal Joseph Wright^ of the Cap Nat B&T — 340 Comwlto add Sou ...... 14 fact that a majority of the mem Webster, New Haven, Sears- Roe and, Labrador and Nova Scotia. England this year, while England The storm last week seriously weak^ Howitzer comjiany, who has enter Conn. River ...... 425 — Ckmsol Gas ...... l67 bers of the Salvation Army Bond buck and American Tobacco B, 2 to Big Crowd Present will carry the dubs for Farrell. Har ened the tree and in order to pre ed the employ of a chain store in Htfd CJoan. Trust .... 128 138 Contin Can ...... 67% are on vacation. A request by resi 3. These advances were reduced A shout from 5,000 throats her old'Civello of South Main street, vent it froTn falling at once the park Suffield, has been discharged from First Nat Hartford .. 220 240 Com P r o d ...... 93 was £ilso fortimate In the drawing dents of the north end to transfer later, although good buying reap ded the plane’s arrival here. It department workers have trimmed toe company as a non-resident peared in some of toe merchandis Land Mtg Emd. Title . . — 40 Du Pont De Nem ...... 117 ^eaded across the southern tip of and he will caddy for Grant in the out some of the heavy limbs. Even the scene of the band concerts was Mutual B&T ...... — 180 EEistman Kodak ...... 217 acted upon favorably at a recent ing, afliusement and manufacturing l^anhattan Island, circled the Sta- event that the latter does not bring tually it will be removed. With camp two weeks in tbe.past, New Brit Trust...... — 175 Elec Pow and Lt ...... 71% his own club toter. No local caddy- meeting of the committee. shares. Vanadium was heairily sold, ^ e of Liberty in salute and then there are several things; that hap Riverside Trust ...... 525 — Fox Film A ...... 48 will be necessary for Clare as the The concert will be of two hours breaking more than 4. Oliver Farm ^ m e down, landing gracefully about A daughter was bom to Mr. and pened at Deyens that ha've not been Common and Bohn Aluminum j We^t Htfd T r u s t...... 275 — Gen Elec ...... 71% ^ t y yards from the aquarium. latter employs his own. The latter, Mrs. Armand Hluby of 715 North duration, from 8 to 10 o’clock. Insurance Stocks Gen Foods ...... 57% a New Haven boy, came to Man entirely cleared up. For instance, dropped 4 to new lows, and Oliver | * Captain von Gronau said they had Main street, Monday, August 18. First Sgt Gustafson would like to Parm Preferred sold off about 7, : Aetna Casualty ...... 130 135 Gen Motors ...... 45 gpo idea w hen. they left the Isle of chester this afternoon on orders Aetna Fire ...... 62 64 Gold D u s t ...... 42 from Clare and went aroimd the; know who toe birds were that play- before rallying. j ffiylt in the north sea that they were A group of 18 or 20 children will CAN!T FINISH REPAIRS ed bam yard golf after taps. He Professional operators appeared Aetna Life ...... 82 84 Grigsby Grunow ...... 14% local course to get the lay of the Automobile ...... 36% 38% Hershey Choc ...... 98% Lon their way to New York. “I can receive their first communion at the would also like to know if the safe determined to make the most of toe land and be ready to give his favor Conn. General ...... 140 144 Int Harvest ...... 80% hardly express my feeling in being Polish National Church Sunday. that was being moved nightly In more cheerful tenor-of business and ite any information he may desire, BEFORE SCHOOL OPENS Hartford Fire ...... 73 " 75 Int Nickel Can ...... 23, .ihere. T h e ' dream of my whole They will be heard in confession the Bleeping quarters ever WM lo^ trade news. Although the indlcatr Cpilot’s life has been to alight some about locations of hazards. It is Saturday afternoon and will receive Htfd Steam Boiler ... 65 68 Int Tel and Tel ...... 42%. possible that Grant may also have cated permanently. Then there was ed improvement thus far is slight, i ‘^a y in this wonderful harbeir and see the sacrament at the 10:30 mass. Union Building Renovation and few bankers or statistical serv National Fire 69 71 Johns Manvllle ...... • 94% i’your grand city.” ■■ his own caddy in which event-it will {This will be the first class to receive toe continuous’ procession 6f fire Phoenix Fire ; ...... 84 ^ 86 Kennecott ...... 34 be just too bad for Civello. Smith Not Quite Completed; Hollis pails, and Cjpl. Bober’s credited job ices predict any spectacular acceler ‘ Captain von Gronau said he and communion in this church. ation of business in toe fall, toe fact Travelers ...... 1320 1340 Kreuger and T oll...... 26% his companions expected to remain and Farrell, however, are very un ter Street Changes. as barracks lo(ficotit. These Inci Public Utilities Sto<>ks Lehigh Val Coal ...... 10% likely to go to the extent of furnish dents, and others'Will no doubt re that toe tide appeared to have turn-1 In New York seve^ days and then The Lithuanisui Sons and Daugh ed Instilled renewed bullish enChusi- ' Conn. Elec Serv ...... 90 94 Loew’s, In c ...... 1...... 75% ing their own caddy. main mysteries of toe season of Conn. P ow er...... 80% 82% [hoped to visit the air races Ih Ohi- ters societies will hold a picnic on Sessions will have to be resumed asih. Lorillard ...... 23% licago, stopping in Washington. There was excitement at the Sunday at Rudolph’s Pine Tree Inn at the Union school of the Eighth 1930. Greenwich W&G, pfd. 93 — Mo Kan Tex ...... 43 Country Club this morning when — ' *• The day’s trade reports were not and Grove, formerly known as Gil District on North School street in agreement as to toe extent of Hartford Elec Lgt ... 86% 88% Mont Ward ...... 34% the drawing was made and there' Joseph Fatscher, former-Howitzer Hartford Gas ...... 72 77 I Z' FLOODJED BY CALLS man’s Pines, on Tolland ’Turnpike. without the benefit of completed toe improvement in business evident Nat Cash Reg A ...... 45% were many disappointed faces when company mechanic, has been pro do. pfd ...... 45 50 Wamemuende, Germany, Aug. 27 It will close the activities of the so renovation of the'building. The tar since August 1. The weekly steel Nat D a ir y ...... 55 the three names had been selected.; moted to Supply Sergeant, vice Ser S N E T C .o ...... 160 165 —(AJP) —Because messages of con cieties for the summer. There will' diness of the appropriations for the trade reriews were a little contra Nat Pow and L t ...... 47 There was some talk at first of hav-; geant Phaneiff. do, rts, W. I...... 8 9 Nevada Cop ...... 14 gratulation on successful conclusion be a dinner, entertainment and work was responsible for a belated dictory. “Iron Age” estimated that ing club members do the caddying,-, Manufacturing Stocks N Y (Central...... 163 %t of her husband’s flight from Ger dancing. •start but the contractors had hoped steel mill operations for the coun but this idea was discarded this; Am Hardware ...... 57% 59% many to New York were entirely by extra effort to get the various The regular monthly meeting al try at large had improved in toe NY NH and Htfd ...... 107% t inoming. , Amer Hosiery ...... 30 — Nor Am Aviation ...... 9% too frequent, Frau von Gronau to Miss Margery Akrigg of 124 Pearl jobs completed. One of the inunedi- the Howitzer company will be held past week but one. per cent, placing Amer, Silver ...... — 25 North Amer ...... 104% day ordered their telephone discon street and Miss Ann Fody of Hart ate causes of delay was the refusal in the company rooms next Tues production at 54 per cent of capa Arrow H&H, com . . . 44 46 Packard ...... tinued. ford, who have been spending their of the Board of Health to sanction day night. Refreshments * will be city, agjainst 52 a fortnight ago. . • Since last night when the Associ OFFERS TOM HAYES FREE Automatic Kefrig .... — 8 Par Publix ...... 60 vacation in Vermont, have returned the use of old piping in the re-estab served by a committee, consisting of "Steel” agreed with' Dow, Jones & ated Press informed her of his land Bigelow Sanford, com. 50 53 Penn ...... 72%' home.,. Mess Sergeant McCann, Supply Company, which yesterday placed ing in New York the telephone had lishment of sanitary arrangement. do, pfd . . . .4 ...... 90 — ’ ^ Phila Read C and I ...... 17% TRIP TO THE ANTIPODES This necessitated more work as well Sgt. Fatscher, First Cook Morlarty operations at 58 per cent, against nmg constantly with friends, news- A Massachusetts sedan owned by Billings and Spencer . 3% 4% Pub Serv N J ...... , 93Tf, as more material than had been and Private 1st Class Minor. 54 1-2 a week pMViously. "Ameri 'papers, acquaintances, and even a jewelry salesman, and a sedan Bristol Brass ...... 15 20 Radio ___ %...... 41% figured on. The work is well along can Metal Market’Niald that opera- public officials calling to congratu owned by a South Manchester wo- do, pfd ...... 90 — Radio Keith ...... 36 Unknown Admirer Would but for a short time the old facili There will be no non-com school tiona now approximato the weekly late her. Make Trip to See Brother in mem which ha'd been parked against next ^Sunday, on account of Labor Collins Co ...... 100 — Reading ...... 109 In despair today she finally called ties will have to be used. average of July, which was calcu Rem R a n d ...... 28 the curb In front of the State Thea D ay.'N o drill for G Co. on Labor Case, Lockwood and B 525 — ' the telephone company and request Australia Possible. Unexpected renovation has had to lated by toe Iron and Steel Insti Colt’s Firearms ...... 25% 27 Sears R oeb u ck ...... 67 ter building, became entangled when Day. Last Sunday’s non-com school tute at slightly above 56 per cent. ed immediate discontinuance of the both started to hack out at the same be done also at the Hollister street Eagle L o c k ...... 38 43 Simmons ...... 25% 'service. Shortly after the Hayes brothers school where the ceiling of the as was the hSst attended to date. Even The steel, trade reviews indicated Fsffnir Bearings ...... — 80 Sinclair Oil ...... 21 time just before noon today. The that consumers are no-wf -willing to broadcast, a letter unsigned but sembly hall was found to be in an toe privates are attei\^g. Fuller Brush. Class A. — 18 South P a c ...... 116 r rear guard of the local car hooked buy wen into toe future, evidently ‘ r. CONGRATULATE FLIERS carrying an address for an answer, imder the rear fender of the Massa unsafe condition. The plastering has Hart & Cooley ...... — 130 Southern Rwy . ; ...... 82 Corporal Skoog’s cold, contracted feeling that prices have touched ' Berlin, Aug. 27— (A P )—'Theodore was received by Tom Hayes at chusetts vehicle and both came to been taken down and the room ceil Hartmann Tob, com . — 15 Stand Brands...... 21 VjVon Guerard, Minister of Trans- Coventry Lake, offering him as a ed in soft pine paneling. at C3amp Devens, Is improving. -bottom, while producers, are reluc do. 1st pfd ...... — 60 Stand Gas and E l e c ...... 103%' a stop. It wasn’t much of a bump, tant to sell much at toe current low 'portation, today sent the ministry’s gift a first class round trip ticket to The grounds at this building have Inter Silver ...... 70 78 Stand Oil Cal ...... 60% but about twenty-five volunteered levels. i^elicitations to Captain Wolfgrang Sydney, Australia, so that the two advice simultaneously while one been graded during the summer. AH Corporal Hentschel Is to be mar do, pfd ...... 105 112 Stand Oil N Y ...... 31 gronau and his three companions on brothers who talked for the first ried Saturday. The entire company An, encouraging development was Landers, Frary & (Zlk 68 70 Stand Oil N J ...... 68% person was trying to jack up the the Hollister street school work will « n imiUrovement'in huildlng. opera- Conclusion, of their flight from Ger time over the short wave station at car. Officer Arthur Seymour came be completed tomorrow, it is expect from toe (Daptain down wish you, ad Man &«Bow, Oass A- 14 16 Texas Corp ...... 52 ' many to New York. The Domier Schenectady, N. Y., last June, could toe success in the world, Walter. : - W., Dodge Corporation’s do, 0as8 B ...... 8% 10% Transcont Oil ...... 17% along, noted the regiment of advis ed. dally average for toe first three and Bavarian Motor Works also renew their youthful experiences. ors and suggested that a few of them New Brit Mch. com .. 18 22 Union Carbide ...... 77% were congratulated. Tom stated while in town this Captain Sargent, U. S. A., In weeks of August showing a slight North & Judd ...... 20 22 Unit A ir c r a ft...... 6 1 ^ take a g;rlp on one car and lift it decreaise ov«f to e extremely low lev morning, that he wrote, thanking about three-quarters of an inch NEW ENGLAND MOTHERS structor in marksmanship, will ex Niles Bern Pond...... 27% 29% Unit Corp ...... 33% the anonymous donor for what amine' the hoys of G ’Co. on Sept. els-trf July. Freights car loadings Peck, Stow and Wilcox 6 10 Unit Gas and Imp z ...... 37% while the woman , driver let her for .toe second week of the month blD C E P O R T BURGLARS would practically constitute a 8. This will be the final :examliiatiau Russell Mfg Co .. .vf. 52 57 U S Ind A Ico ...... 65% breaks loose. This suggestfon was showed a gain or about Y per cent roimd-the-world cruise, and stated before^going on toe range Sept. 13 Scovill ...... 49 51 U S Pipe and Fdry ...... / 35 ' followed and the trouble was all START TRIP TO FRANiffi over toe previous week, a little more that he wanted, above everything over. Seth Thom Co. com .. — 30 U S Rubber ...... 20% I STEAL 400 POUND SIffE if arrangements can be made for than toe normal seasonal advance, else, to see his long lost brother that date. Standard Screw ____ 110 125 U S Steel ...... 170% (Continued From Page One) but toe total was still toe lowest down in the South Sea continent, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Swanson of do, pfd. guar “ A” . 100 — Util Pow and Lt A ...... 34% hut feared he might not be able to since 1922. The American Federa Stanley W orks ...... 38 40 Warner Bros Piet ...... 28% \ ^ Bridgeport, Aug. 27.—(AP)— Hamlin street and 'Mr. and Mr*’. dedication of a memorial tablet to Plans are now being made for toe tion o f Labor estimated that unem- jForcing their way through two withstand the three months’ trip. Harry Weir of Brookfield street left refurnishing' and redecorating of Co. Smythe Mfg ...... 80 — Westing El and M fg ...... 149% ‘Tve got lots of nephews and my boy at the airport in Concord, I , ployment in August had been cuV Taylor & Fenn ...... 120 — Woolworto .. V...... ,..62 iRoors into the office of the Coca this morning for Niagara Falls, found from Lieutenant Patterson a G’s rooms in the umotyt. Paint has down S-lO of one per cent from iC^ola Bottling Company at 886 nieces here in Msmchester,” said Torrington ...... 54 56 Yellow Truck ...... 22% Toronto and Thousand Islands. big box of the most beautiful crys- been secured, also drap^iHes for the July. lowlton street about 4 o’clock this Tom,” and I wouldn’t leave them Underwood Mfg Co .. 94 96 They expect to return on Labor anthemums I had ever seen.” windows, and prices have been ob Credit showed a slightly firmer loming, burglars rolled a 400 for the world. It’s hard to tell wnat Day. tained for pool table cloth and new Union Mfg C o ...... 16 19 they might influence me to do when Two hundred and forty Gold Star undertone, perhaps toe first reflec U S Envelope, com ... 225 — _ aund ^ e containing Tuesday’s re cues. Plans for visitora* night will (HIRB QUOTATIONS I get way down there at the bottom mothers were to leave on toe 3. S. tion of toe month end and holiday do, pfd ...... 112 — ceipts estimated at about $450, out St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters be made when toe improvements requirements. Call money still held ito the street, placed it in a stolen of the world. If I was sure of get America today, and 18 of them, toe Veeder Root ...... 35 37 ting back, and sure of standing up of Isabella, held a meeting and card largest single unit, cam e'from New are complete. at 2 per. cent. | Whitlook CoU Pipe ... 14 (By Associated Press.) ledan and drove away with it. party last evening at the home of Amfer Cit Pow and Lt B ...... 15%^ \ The break was discovered early imder the strsun of the long sea voy Hampshire. Many also were from age, I would go in a minute.” the Regent, Mrs. Andrew Healey of Maine, Connecticut, and other New Both toe Howitzer Co., and > Co. Am Super Power ...... 23% this morning by the watchmsui of a Buckland. Winners in bridge were: G are to conduct attendance con STRIBLENG A PILOT Cent States Elec ...... 23% neighboring concern, who immedi- Although Tom has written the England states. STORES TO CLOSE ALL First, Mrs. Maude Foley; second, tests, beginning earty .In" fiept^ber, Cities Service...... 27% j 4tely summoned the police. Hartford offeror for the proffered Among toe New Hampshire wo Mrs. Minnie'Harrlngton; third, Mrs. the winner to be given a '^^ppsr at Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 27.— (A P )— Elec Bond and Share...... 83% ' F Officials of the company say the opportunity, but explaining his men was Mrs. A. Chartier of Man W. L. (Young) Stribling, hopped off Rose Gruessner. Miss Nellie Smith the end of toe four-months’ 'period DAY ON LABOR DAY Niag and Hud P o w ...... 15% purglars will have considerable trou fears of the long voyage. Still there chester, whose two sons, Louis and in his monoplane today to ■visit won first honors in straight whist. Pennroad ...... 10% . ble getting at the $460. Before they is a possibility that he may recon David, were killed just a month Chicago and toe National air ipces. sider before cold weather sets in. Miss Suzanne Batson, second and apart in France. Mrs. Chartier was TO TURN ON BEACON Main street stores will be closed S O Ind ...... 49% nan reach the inner apartment Stribling holds a transport pilot’s United (5as ...... 15% where the money is located, ’ they Tom has spent the past several sea Mrs. John Miner, consolation. bom in Canada, and she speaks all day'Labor Day but will remain license and a commission in toe Washington, Aug. 27.—(AP)— Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 41% must force their way through not sons in Florida and along about French much more fluently than she open an day Wednesday of next Army reserve. Edwin Olson, Upsala College stu does Elnglish. President Hoover will press an elec week, accontog to toe ruling of toe "Vacuum Oil ...... 79% only the outside door of the safe but Thanksgiving time boards a tredn t . r also a heavy steel inner door. for the Southland. A winter or dent, who has been acting pastor “Fifteen children I have home,” tric button at the White House at 9 South End Merchsihts’ Dlvlsloii of The car used in making the get- rather; another summer, ^in- Aus of the Swedish-Lutheran church she said, “6uid now only three of o’clock tonight to open the Lind toe Chamber of Ckimmerce. After Away is believed to have been the tralia, gratis, he realizes, would be during the sununer, will preach >but them are alive. One of them I leave bergh beacon atop the Pldmolive today, only three more Wednesday two more sermons in the local pul in Sacred Heart hc'pital in Man building in Chicago. half holiday closings remain. sedan stolen early in the morning an excellent substitute. Matinee 2:15 from the Bridgeport Metal Body pit before returning to his studies chester, with his leg broken in four Today Company at 718 Crescent avenue. . at the university. He will preach in places, He was hurt just a few and Eve. C^nttnuouB PRITCHARD LEADING English at each of the services, next weeks ago in a motor cycle acci Thursday STATE 6:45 to 10:30 S und^ and the following Sunday. dent, in which his brother, Moses, CONFESS THEY ROBBED my youngest bc^, was killed. 15M ILE MARATHON An eight-pound daughter was Only lluree Left bom this morning to Mr. and Mrs. “Eleven fine boys and four girls, THE WHOLi TOWN WILL 60 PERSONS IN STATE Joseph Barrett of 8 Keeney street. I had. One by one they have gone. (Continued from Page One.) •. Now only three are left—tofee of Music lovers in Manchester and my sons and toe little children of BE LAUGHING A T New Haven, Aug. 27.—(AP)— pond and registered above the 70- vicinity are reminded of the musical my Rudolph, who lies in the hospi Two New Haven youths said by po deg^ee mark in temperature. A and social tomorrow afternoon at 4 tal. These my husband and 1 will huge crowd witnessed the start. POLLY MARIE , lice to be responsible for a series of o’clock at the home of Mr- and Mrs. now i;aise.” robberies in New Haven, Milford, Amotag the leading contestants Alex&nder Bunce on the north shore Until four ^ears ago, Mrs. Char- Wallingford and Branford, today wefe Ernest Vierkoetter, German of Bolton lake. ’The affair is for tii^r worked in a cotton mill in Mop- were being held at police headquar baker now living in Canada, and the benefit of the church and library c^^ester. MORAN and DRESSIER ters hei^ imder $10,000 bonds each. George Young of Toronto, con in that section. “This is toe first vacation I have The youths, Pasquale Chambrelli queror of the Catalina channel. Ann The Screen’s Funniest Comedy Team in ^ had in all my life,” she said. and Michael Vuolo, both 21, con Priellier-Benolt of Miami, Fla., was Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crowell rf Others In Party fessed robbing gas station attend the only woman to appear. Highland Park are spending a week ants, parking motorists, street car Among toe New Hampshire wo Frank E. Pritchard of Buffalo at the Lake Placid Club. condUcjtors and small storekeepers, men was also Mrs. Elizabeth Veno wsis reported leading as the swim of Concord, whose son, George police said. They were arrested last mers turned out into the open lake A miscellaneous shower was given night by State police. James Veno, enlisted in toe Marines into the breakwater. Three swim to Miss Ahbie Ambiose last ni^b^, in Police said the youths implicated a year before toe United States en mers were taken from the water honor of her forthcoming marriage tered the war. others in their confession. As a re shortly after the start because they next month. Many of her girl "He came down to New York on sult a search was being made today had been injured in the scramble of friends were present. Refreshmer.tK a visit,” she said, “and while he was for a third man alleged to be the £ying feet that marked the take were served and games played ;in'l here- the talk was ^1 about pre- “Fagin” of a gang of gunmen, di off. They were Bert Leslie, Chicago; recting its activities and mapping the gifts were many. The party was j)ardedness. So he enlisted. He Lester Chapman, London, Ontario at Miss Ambrose’s home on 16 Col out campaigns of robbery. and Max Nevis, Toronto. ' mdn’t get over until 1918, and he umbus Street. could have stayed on at QuEuatico, The pair arrested, said to have Pritchard was sliding along admitted stealing ten automobiles drilling recruits. But his chaqce smoothly through the clam, warm SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT and robbing flfty or sixty persons, water, finishing the first lap of near came to go as a replacement, and, HOW TO GET were Identified by John Schoon- ly two miles in 51 minutes, 11 sec as he wrote me* ‘You can’t let a RICH <^UICK maker, a trolley car motorman, who Middletown, Aug. 27— (AP) — chance like that go by, mother^’ and onds. Rounding the turn inside the Mayor Frederick J. Bielfleld in £ said they were the ones who robbed breakwater he was 200 yards ahead so he was wounded Oct. 4, 1918, and I sr letter today from Sanford H. Wad- died three days later.” him of $8.50 at the end of the Shel of Spondor. About 50 yards back ^ 'W'ALL..STRF.rr ton avenue car line recently. hams, director of toe state Water came Shields and George Young of commission was directed to submit ’Toronto, only seven yards apart. NEW BRITAIN MOTHERS a survey for a sewage disposal plant New Britain, Aug. 27 — (AP)— A» closely packed group followed on toe Connecticut River here by Among the Gold Star mothers due HOME IS BOMBED about 28 yards behind. This number January 1, 1931. to sail from New York today to •visit InduJUng Marvin Nelson, Port It was estimated here that a sew toe graves of their sons in France, Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 27.— (AP.) Dodge, Iowa; Stanley Pritchard, age disposal plant would cost $1,- is Mrs. Fanny Gaudette of this olty, —^An unanswered demand for $20,- Buffalo; Eli Radakovitch, Duquesne, 250,000. Mr. Wadhanos order was who received a Distinguished Ser- Morsran St, Near the Bridge 000 blackmail was met early today Pa.; George Balgden, Memphis. seen as toe first step to rid toe Con •vice medal which was posthumously Tenn.; Sam Greller, Chicago and necticut River of pollution. ' [ by the bombing of the home of Sal conferred on her son, Corp. George Take a tip in vatore Psaila, retired real estate op Mendell Burdett, Toronto, J. Gaudette last June. 'Die presenta Another group trailed about 35 NOW ON EXHIBITION toe b a p ^ e a s erator. STEAMEIB IN D IS 'T ^ S S tion was made in this city by'Major yards back headed by Ernst Vier market and Psaila, his wife, two sons and a New London, Aug. 27.—(AP)— General 'CHa^race R. Edwards, re koetter, German veterim. This group The Coast Guard tug Acushnet, re Win a million daughter were shaken from their tired, wartin^ commander of toe ^ LAST DAY included Alf Scully, Toronto; Prank turning here from Philadelphfa, wdz 26th (Yankee) t>ivision. Corporal In iaughs! sleep by the explosion, which tore Scierholtz, Toronto; William Sadlo, orders to toe assistance of a hole in ,the side of tlxe house, and Gaudette a member of Company E New York; and Clarence Ross, steaqier President Warfield after a 102d Regiment, was killed on toe shattered all windows. Chicago. m e^ge was received at the local TONIGHT Within the past month Psaila re day before toe signing of the Armis LABCIR D AY. base of the destroyer force this tice while carrying a message from ported to police the receipt of two I RADIO FOR POUCE ' morning that the ship was In dis his company, which had been out letters demanding $20,000. A quan- j Bridgeport, Aug. 27— (AP).— The tress in Long Island 'Sound off off, to regimehtal headquarters. Hear CapL Ki^. ol th* Killer Boat "Hawk” lecture MERCHANTS NIGHT tity at. liquor and many empty Bridgeport police department soon Btanoford. ' ■ Two other (3old Star motheni at fr^uentintervila. SaeBlU Gavronski» who was Many valuable gifts are ready to be preaeuted tne btddara Canadian ale Imttles were found by will have a radio equipped car capa The message did not stefe what from this olty are making the pU« of Indty numbert. authorities supporting their theory ble of picking up New York city po difficulty the steamer was In but It grtaaage to BYance. They are Mrs. with ]l$rrd at the South Pole. the bombing was the work of a ri- lice broadcaeti. Mayor Edward T. is believed that her trouble IS no^ Daisy B. Proctor and Mrs. Orazie 3fal bootleg factiotn. * Buckingham said today. ’ serious. , cam^aneiiL
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Ifpu eem to-:. Lujf ^ood jumkuf% bur $ Miss Beer’s Address Book . I: Locates Home of Victim of Jersey Drowning. REf^GERATORS A young M ^chester High schoo? graduate. Miss Evcl3m Beer, daugh ^ Thr^ door side icing Hostess. ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Beer oJ ‘ Formerly $24.50. Now $12.50 J ghland Park, today was a figure in locating the parents of a Terr> Tomorrow Famous "White Mountain Grand. f'art'.n of Washington, D. C., who Three door model. $4$.5G. \vas drowned at ksbury Park, Ne'.- Fmal CJlearahce jirice ^ . $25.00 Jc-':ey. Monday. postcard came to the Eeei h jn e this morning froni the Colum- All metal three door model in t'a Hotel in Asbury Park address-; grey lacquer. Large $i?e. Reg ed to Miss'Beer, stating tha*^ Look where you will, ijo ularly $62.50. Now. $31.25 “Terry Martin v/as . drowned- her;, takes it. ^ v'sterday. Wouldj like to locate hi; where will you 'find sucli '• '•■ents. Cen you help u s?” M.’:-: -Tier, however, was at Bay Path; outstanding Fur Coats at Belding-Hall all porceliin Aris^ 1 '.stitute in Springfield where shr started the fall term yesterday. Her such a low price. tocrat. Gorkbo^ insulated. parents knev/ no such person 'is Was $95.00. Clearsmce price Terry Martin and efforts to learn off ! $47.50. his identity through friends of Evelyn were fruitless. Local Tragedy Feared It was feared that perhaps the Ilaxtin in question was a Manches ter man and The Herald was noti- ;iied Talking by phone /with Miss Beer at Bay Pathe Institute, The Herald learned that Martin in ques tion was a young man she met w’hile in Washington last April with the Manchester High School Senior party. It appears that they had cor responded sffterward and when Mart tin was found . drowned, a letter from Miss Beer or her address was found, but no clue to his home. So For Labor Dov the hotel officials wrote to Miss COATS of Beer. - Martin’s address was foxmd in an Many smart models for Northern Seal With address book at the Beer home this Fall have been released by morning to be 1822 Vernon street, Grayce De V me and are . Northern Seal With-Ermine Washington, D. C., and was wired 3 to the Columbia Hotel by The Her arriving- daily at our store. ald. They are beauties at Muskrat With.Hteh • • THOUGHT BLACK’S BODY New York, Aug. 17.— (AP.)-t-A a r l i e r than usual and greater than ever before are the final body found by the Hnited States All skins expertly matched and coats are beautifully Coast Guard off Long Branch, N. j., lined. ; markdowns onk Summei* Furniture. Every piece 5is now. SWAYING DIVANS was identified today as that of A ll“at,,one p r ic e ----- . . _____ E offered at a reductioh that wRl save you from 33 1-3% to Terry Martin, 22, of Washington, Other Dresses Genuine Comfort-^llne . model in ; dissipating reports that it might be 50%. Couch hsminocks, swayers, porch rockers, la\^ swings, re fancy woven material. Was i that of Van Lear Black, missing $4.95 and up Thisi Fur Cop.t Sale, Ends 'tom orrow N ight frigerators, settees, folding chairs and tables, porch shades, screen 519.95. Now 91>S0. I Baltimore publisher. Beautiful glider with -box ' Martin was drowned on August doors and window screens are included. There m:e siall many spring. .Govered in modernistic 25, and the finding of his body had weeks of glorious outdoor living ahead and thrifty home furnishers p ^ t e d canvas. Regularly 519.50. to the circulation of rumors in can now buy the finest at prices far lower than what mediocre Now at half price 5*^75. the vicinity that Coast Guardsmen Upholstered back: haminock in had recovered the body of Mr. would cost next season. This early' clearanee of our entire stock durable striped material. Was Black, who fell frpm his yacht into of summer furniture is riecessary that we might carry out our {1T.50. NowflOJSd. ' ( the, sea a week ago, off the New' 1 Jersey coast, and was Tost. elaborate plans for the National $tyle Show beginning September Luxurious hammock in . heavy 26. Hence thC: extremely low prieW. In most causes only sample canVas with painted stripes. Reg .N ularly 527.50.. Half price, $iS.76, The Ladies Missionary society of piece is left.. Accordingly we advise you to make^ selections at the Swedish Luthers church wiU have a meeting tomorrow at 2:30 at ' once.' Act now and save—save—savel the home of Mrs. P. J. O. Cornell. It Porch Rockers, Etc. 'is hoped that many of the ladies Arm rest model with caneia^t . 4 will find it convenient to attend. ■Use It and slat back. Walnut' finish. > R e ^ a rly 56.25. Now $&26. , ' ■•••. i.-'t • • * . ,|r .. High back arm rest rockers,^th- caned seats and backs. Were 57.25. Now only M.76. Large porch settee with caned seat and back. Was 514.75. Now 57JS0. Large four passenger lawn swing made entirely of hardwood. t i Regularly 515.00. Now $11.25.
I a m o u s c o m e d y p a ir ABOUnOWN HERE’S CHANCE TO SEE NORTH END MAN iS 1 Di STATE’S FEATURE REAL SEA-GOING WHALE Mr. a|td Mrs. Barnes Munsie of R E F O R M « Center street John T*. Munsle, Mrs. *^paught Short* Shows Ma^e Jatees Munsle Jr.^ o f Russell'street Pacific Ocean Monster bn Ex- and'her mothei;, Mrs. William Mc Dressier aiid Polly Moran at Cabe; are at Old Orchard, Maine, ' hibUion Near ■ ,the: Bridge, Clhrle& N a vfes Fa& to Ri^' Their Very Best. Hartfbrd--^72 Footer. for two weeks. tint After ShHiW ti V i^ Marie Dressier and Polly Moran, James'Tatuin of Putnam,; The'people of Manchester, noW ihe funniest nude' or female' comedy ot the (City'Taxl company of Man have the opportunity of trypig to t^am On the motion picture: screen chester, has replaced'his Ford 'Daxi- figure out for themselves, some Airtford Raok: ; | . I^day, will be seen in their first caiss- with sedans numiifi^tured by -the DeSbto Motor Car'^company. He facts about tee whale. The wlmle'is . -*» -/TS starring picture, “Caught. Short’* at tjie ,, State tOc^y and 'Thuisday. hae removed: aU of his Ford cars tee'only animal teat science cannot Charles.Ha'vikaa, 45.'/whotlives ■ ifi;; T^ese two ftnunakera have “stol^” Aofn Manchester and has in use one ffigUre out’ and is tee largest ani-: a house .facing on AUm'-jdaee at'teti 1^ naany pictures from... the istars of the sedan models; It isfhls In- mal that tee world has'evert, knoym NOTte Fitid,' has been re^riqd to t|uq ,1, ■ , . f ’ . -j i. - : ,■ r ■ tliey were appearing with, th^ pop- 'tentiem to add another rimilar car -/but his habits are and always police .as hearing.: lie .ihft pfs hoxhiH to the service here and believes that have been, his own secret. . ''yesterday mornteg! aftrir cecrivtejps . i x ^ r demand has .been met astd they aVe now seen in their own starring ■the limproved car that will be in use We know ttmt he once lived on his pay m>m the H arto^ Tobacc^ Hwill ,:increase the biisineas. land, Science tells us teat when he Corporation, in' ^ritiand, 'aa^- ^oduction. “ Caught Short”-is one lived on land he was no bigger than started for. Hartford,'so . - he . (told msR . ^ long laugh from start ^to. finish. The Bror Olson who for several sum your hand.. About a mlUlontyearsl'wife, to make curangements witKI dtuatlons are liproarously - fuimy, ago> someone must have told .bim] Hartford bank to send money 4#^ ir^ '7.for“'v mers assisted Rev. P. 'J. O. Comrii j^rticularly in; iths earfy sequences at 'the Swedish Lutheran churrh that. by “Taking to tee Sea” he | relatives in Polandi: Het did not;^,>: . o o OT the plcnura' in which Miss. Dress- and who was graduated in June Would become cur largest tehabi- • turn last zUght nor. was he 'at h ^ i li^r’ ahd Misis Moran; ate ss^ in from the. Augustana Seminaiy * at tant; Khis he. bhs accomplished, but j this morning, in an,, effort to ^eiir boarding house activities and \ Rock iBltmd, BL, has recently been every, whale still has - rudimentery: and Tocate him Mendft Of tee'Bliss'^ ^ a in later-When with the sudden married and called on local friends; thigh bones, shpwihg.where bis bind ing man giot to (touefa- with tei c^uisiUon of wealth^ they attempt banker ^ o m he whs to 'vistt'yesterlS ::A^I|^:Tub' while-FM*- on a motor trip. He ex-; legs, (bncc: were, toefore • evolution t» play the ‘((grand ladles.’^ The. ap- pecta to be located in a pastorate wiped teein out, and some have day a^iL learned .that ha bad %n of the stt^' gives-tie pair an. near ■Worcester; Maj^ traces of what once hair; been terite. The ^ irtfp rd : o^sortimlty fdt. enacting another of :. The attractive ejteiblt now at said th^ had no such and others from; 5*00 to 24.95 ■*ielr wett known drunken, seizes, Mrs. Michael Scdiatt of Cleveland,' Morgan , street near tee bridge, charge. 4 e occasion bring collation for Ohio, who has been visitlhg Mrs. Hartford^ pn a glaasrenclosed steel trir losses in the stock market Andrew Stavnitaky of' 81 Lyness railroad car> ‘valued, at |50',000 by j ^ t a Page,: Qbarles Thorton, Siddie the Pacific Whaling Co., of Long QUARRYVILLE liUHES strtet tee past week, left for her Beach, California .gfives plenty of J^on, Herbert M or and T. Roy home yesterday. Fall’s gri^test fa^ipn , success—-the l^ames are cast in the principal food for thought about this strange tuiiic sldrt, the bolero, the’frock with impporting rolrit ' » mamnud. PLAN SOM SUPPEll / G. Albert Pearson has moved ] ' .C^tsdn .Barney . H. Kem and his jacket—dresses in all the fabrics'and .^Tonight btUgs another of tne from the Kublnow Ifflock To tee popular Merchants Nights. A large two mates “Sherin” and “Scotty” of The Ladies Aid society of te( colons that complete a smart modem Podrove' building' at 8:15 Mate tee whaler "Hawk” captured the 72 number, of- valuable g^ts, including strtet. QuarryvtUe rimreb, white, is sita-d . .wardrobe, frpni the trim' tailored . ;^-floor lamp,-bathrobe, a pair of foot monster' “Goliath,” ad he has ated near ;BoltonKLafee, W;llI serve $7/ ^ess'df sports t3T>es to. the flattering f sj^es, gdhasware, electrlo toaster, been christened, some months agm combination salad- supper at tea" type,, for afternoon. ' o f " ri^trlc flatiron, oongoleum rug, o ff Sah Qemente Island in te r paci teurte-Friday evening ^ this werir,; H 091TAL NOTES fic and accompany him on his trans- prints./;*:;; : tennis racquet case and balls, table, beginning at 8 o’dofsk, ' Ikdiles dress s ^ autpqiobile.acces- cbntiiimtal totir, time; The soCi^ - has oh sr Sizes 7 tD ;t4,/ f V C A daughter ■Was’ born last night Whales make reahy excellent different occasions tids' summuy s ^ e s win be 'presented te the hold- food, (.but tee irregmlnr' supply pre Mr. Pradin has to eiijB of lucky .numbers; .Many excel to Mr. and Urs. Alton Hall of 28> served meals in the te|meh; Or' o0t< ' There Are ^Styles PoW street at tee^ Memorial hospi- vents the widespread; use of.;vdiale doors when' the weather _, day returned from lent prizes hsveTteen presented* on meat althouglrt occarionaHy it is to New York with piitevlous adghts, but It is doubtful •tal.; '., ‘ and thty have attrected:mahp of Yesterday’fl admissions included be fotmd ih New England rretnu- .summer people at.tee liahe and else himdreds of new Fon^Bvery Oneeioh y; j^^i^Skteen ^/prizes of equal value , have, berii ranis, while one can often biiy it given away on ansr of the other Frances Lmyis .of 217 North .Elm where. ' , ■' •, dresses and you are canned. ■ ^In flavor it -stron^y r ^ Something in (tee. way-ef info] certain tp find the .1 2ter.chanta Nights. These nights are street, Mrs. 'Bertha Keeney of 144 setobles bejef. ni^e possible tiirough the co-opera Center, street, Joseph. Morrison of' entertainment wifi: be dress of your choice The .fabrics ini^lude silks, satins, faille (its The whale Will remain in Hart balfiy imp^riottatibite SyrhlNf* In our complete cpl- t e of ten of . the city’s leading mer- 561 klate streertand Doris LsmgdOc ford until after lAbmr Day. ,l:>tion. crepe, vdvet,, travel ^eed. . j .ctente. of 11 Oak Place. Yatea ahu^inatniinte^ ■■■ ■ -■ /• Uohn Martte of 104 Walnut street the advertiteihcnt ris^whfk^ in < , Neraldahowat the.vricw i i The colors—bU^k, brown, wine ''•^A well-children’s conference will ■was discharged. Rev. John Goulet superintendeilt ate teat- whdte fainaiirhite^ slmd^, gx'een and blue. bo arid toteOrrow st tee Memorial i of tea New Englanct ^district, -WOl out there for euppre aad ' spend iTicMqiital annex at 8 o’clock. wBiTg » 8 SON Di e s bring tfte message atCthe aridrwerir erentmsr at tea lake re hr'tfee ~ Women’s and misses* sizes in^uding ' secvico this evening at; 7i30:.atvthe idUh Biarritg;, France^ Aug. 2T.—jfAP) h a ffi'si^ and stouts. ' dK i^ l2 ‘to 20 Principal Wilcex will be te tea Church o f tee Nareri^i^ hbr. doid(| 'She . • „ v : office (tf tee: C(Qim^ticut B u^eM K Boyesea.' Sbn of tee would hke to meet^tto members^.OjCf 'C ^ eg e, Odd Fellesiw BloClt to laen ASted writer, tee tteureh ttoaril af thk .-a : parents evsry'
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. ' v..,- . , m a y o r OF EVANSTON TOLLAND WAPPING Mrp. Sherwood Bowers as EXONERATES FREEMAN ' Mr. and Mrs. John H.. Stgele were 1 man of the Fancy'Work cpmnnttee, i ■A' recent callers of Mr.,.and Mrs. Floyd 1
cross the ^i;i^er again; who start off, a lot of acreage. Then he ib n ti|» B trr couldn’t ten whether the last dog could get a charter for a coUega or stand looked more like a Digger a hospital (never to be built) and Cim tittg B rralb Indian tejiee than it did like the turn, over Oie property to the insti X>UBL1SHE1> BT THE PRINTING COMPANY, INC. Woolworth building or more like the tution. He could then sit tight over 13 BisMll Street ' Taj Mahal than it did like an over a period of say ten or fifteen years Sonth Manchester, Conn. turn^ skiff boatf who sense nothing while the land' increased perhaps a B y ROXjeNEY B u t c h e r ^ There are four courses of study: THOMAS PERGOSON BaaicL fo r raw recru its;' Red, fo r re General Manager hundred fold in value; Then he but the mileage and care for noth Washington. — Fifty thousand cruits not so raw; White, for non Founded October U 1881 ing but a record distance for the could dissolve his dummy college or young men- ^tween the ages of 17 commissioned officers, and Blue, Published Every Evening Except day. ' hospital after having it deed the and 31 are taking ,thelr vacations graduates frotn which are eligible to j Sundays and Holidaya Entered at the property back to him. And by this this summer at Uncle Sam’s 53 Citi second lieutenancies in the Reserve | FOst Office at South Manchester, Our private opinion is that this zens’ ^Milftary 'Training Camps. Corps. process he would have beaten the Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. business of beautification of the The' first year of this training The bugle blows at 6 a. m. in the'! '^ 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES town and the state out of every One Year, by mail ...... 86.00 automobile routes is very largely system was 1921 and in that sum C. M. T. C. camps and the boy? j Per Month, by mall ...... 8 .60 hooey. The motorist who can’t fill nickel of the"taxes, mer 12 camps were established dress, make their beds and sweep for these fine furnishings Delivered, one y e a r ''...... $9.00 ♦ This is an extreme illustration, with an emoUment of 10,000. - in out the iinmediate vicinity. Then Single copies ...... 8 .03 his eyes with sheer loveliness as he the year ’or two subsequent, be follows 30 ' minutes of calisthenics but it is to meet modification of MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED travels through Connecticut as mat fore .facilities had been expanded, before breakfast. The War Depart PRESS ters stand right now, if he will take such operations that the law was many applicants' had to be turned ment boasts of the food served in The Associated Press is exclusively this list week of the Semi-Annual the time to look at all, couldn’t, no adopted. away. the camps. Breakfast contains entitled to the use for republication Gives Big Reserve Strength wheat cakes, bacon and eggs and of all news dlpatches credited to it matter what you did for him. or not otherwise credited in this Three hundred thousand men coffee with which to start the day. paper and also the local news pub As to the dog stands, our notion have njw gone through the four- Drill and target practice ts/:e up the lished herein. rest of the morning. In the after is ^ t they are, on the whole, rath fN NEW YORK week'period at camp with the C. M. It’s^true! For the last week of tbe Senfi-Azmual Sale we’ve marked' A ll. rights of republication of T. C. They have swelled the na noon there are likely to be hikes or special dispatches herein are also re er pictufesque and interesting these odd things HALF PRICE OR LESS. Unless otherwise noted there served. tion’s total military reserve strength lectures on citizenship, rights and is only one of a kind. All are subject to prior sale as these things ere things. We would infinitely prefer Southampton, N. Y., Aug. 27.— to about a milliofi, for there are also obligations to one’s country, obedi SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE going so fast! Hurry! SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlsser. to see them as they are-rone made It had never occurred to me that 177,000 national guardsmen,' 115,000 ence to the lavra, the importance of re^rve officers and 400,000 mem doing. What you’re told and so on. Inc.. 285 Madison A *.. New York. N. out of second hand doors, the next the imminence of tragedy could or Y.. and 612 North Michigan Ave.. would present a situation which bers of naval, marine and other mis q^ere are lessons in first aid {md Chicago. Ilia unpainted, the next smeared with cellaneous reserves. ’These groups the care of the sick and wbimc^ later recalled something that might some horrid color—than to have would he depended upon by the gov and sightseeing trips to nearby his Full service client of N E A Ser have been written by Ring Larchier, POSTER BEDS. Solid maple, twin STAIR CARPET. Velvet in small vice. Inc. them standardized and neutralized ernment to form an experienced nu torical shrines which are likely to ste 2 only. Were ^35.00. *j.50 Member. Audit Bureau of Clrcula- with a dash of Ernest Hemingway, cleus for America’s armed forces in stimulate the patriotism of the stu design. $1.75 like a row of old time elevat' rail tlona ■^t here it was. A man, within a the evCht of any serious war. dents. e a c h ...... 1 f Was $3.50 y a rd ...... X few feet of the shore, was not only The Herald Painting Company. Inc., road stations spread along the high The War Department pays for Late in the aftemodn comes an y assumes no financial responsibility way. They are individual and hu threatening to drown, but to carry transportation to and from the army hour of recreation, baseball, swim Oak in Ori- the plump young blond girl at his DRESSING TABLE, HALL CARPET. Wilton in two-tone for typographical errors appearing In man, at least. posts where, the C. M. T. C. camps ming, volley ball, tumbling and advertisements In the Manchester sidCwalong with him. It happened entsl brown finish. taupe. $0.47 Evening Herald. are located and reports that the wrestling, v^th teachers on hand to When motorists begin to travel something like .this: course has proved attractive to supervise. Was $22.00 ...... 11 Was $4.95 y a rd ...... WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. the country with an idea of looking I had been casting for weakfisb thousands of yoimg men who could Aids Physical Develoinnent DRESSING TABLE BENCH. Wal at it, we may be found among those and bluefish in the Yacht Club not have afforded much of a vaca Stiff physical examinations are ,TUXED0 SOFA. Queen Anne; HISS CHENEY’S POSITION channel at the National Golf Club tion on their own expense, as weli held on; each student, one” when be nut finished STunwood; upholstered who advocEiLe the spending o f large as to many who could. henna dalnask covered. $o*T.50 The statement of her pofition on point. Couldn’t get a strike. My arrives and one when he leaves. The top. - sums of money in converting the wife wandered nearby gathering College and high school students U. S. Military Academy Physical Was $155.00 ...... / / the question of prohibition made by Was $12.50 . i O natural scenery into the aspect of a shells. Dorothy lay upon the sand make up a large proportion of the Efficiency Test is applied and minor » R epresentative M iss M argery Chfe- parkway. But apparently that amazed at my patience. C. M. C. companies. A report on defects such as cavities in the teeth WING. CHAIR. Stretcher base; ney will command the respect of A party of six arrived. Five were 773 recruits enrolled at the camp are treated by army phydeians and BQUDOIR CHAIR. Covered en time is far in the future. We at Fort Des Moines, la., drawn from dentists. tapette covered. $o 0.50 Manchester people, even when they women. All wore bathing suits. tirely with colorful ere- $1 A.50 wouldn’t, so far as we are concern Kansas, IoW«^ Nebraska and South One camp claims • an Increase of- Was $65.00 ...... O Z disagree with her attitude, sus a Four of the women were middle- tonne.. Was $20.00 .... X nir ed, have the state of Connecticut pay aged. One was elderly. One was Dakota, shows that 531 were stu from 61.7 per cent physical efficien straightforward, courageous and dents, 83 farmers, 32 laborers, 18 cy at the outset of the course to 96 a nickel a year dolling up the road young. The man and the young CEDAR CHEST. W^npt mid gum- OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. Carved sjdisndidly articulate announce clerks, 16 teachers, nine merebants,- per cent at the end of four weeks. side prospect for the benefit of tour est girl paddled on a long sand five chauffeurs, one cook, one bar The second examination also showed wood; decorated panels; turned legs Queen Anne; mohair, damask and ve ment of principle. It gains im ists who pay as much attention to bar, which suddenly plunged to ber, one movie actor, one newsboy, ah average gain of 4 1-2 poimds in with stretcher. $*10.75 lour combinations. $ i *7.50 portance, too, from the fact that considerable depth in the chgnne!. the view as they would to the view one tailor, , one athletic director and Weight and l 1-2 inches in chest ex Was $27.50; ...... Was $35.00 ...... X # Cheney did not wait to be The tide had turned. A swift cur 33 of other trades and occupations. pansion. X O in a tunnel. rent. was running. I had rowed jockeyed into the x>osition of having against a similar current the day DINING ROOM" SUITK Colonial DESK; drop front; 3 .50 to declare herself, but handed in the “PUUMPDTG’’ before. It was hard goining. results although it is still in an ex design with buffet, china,'^ble, arm drawers. Was $35.00 1 7 statement for publication within One of the most interesting things perimental stage. chair and 5 side. $ .50 twenty-four hours after filing "Let’s go home, you’re not get Lack of moisture is ' frequently about the local campaign is the ting anything,’’ my wife was say IDiiicle Saii& chairs. Was $339.00 1 6 9 DAVENPORT TA^LE; solid mahog-^ her nomination papers. as important a factor vrith trees belief—^it is more tbtm a mere sus ing. any- $1 TT.50 about the home or* on the street b u f f e t ; W indsor type; turned Representative Cheney makes it picion—that a group of women “Aw, just a few more casts, The or highway as lack of plant food. impossible to doubt where she voters within the Republican party tide’s just turned,” I pleaded. On open soils a copious application legs; mahogany and $ 2 y . 5 0 The man and the girl had slid stands on any of the phases of the is planning to concentrate on a sin of water to the surface reach gumwood. Was $35.00 DRUM TABLE. Solid mahogany out into deep water. the roots. ' Usually thel grass will prohibition problem. She is for gle Legislative candidate, using bm ter! “What’s that fellow trying to do. absorb all of a moderate sprinkling. STICK REED SIHTE. Imported base; ci^tch veneered top. $< personal observance of the law. She whatever influence it may have to anyway, swim backward?” I heard On 8 ^ clay soils copioqs surface Chinese jiataral re ^ ; inonk’s cloth Was $50.01) ...... is for the repeal of the eighteenth my wife saying. I looked up. But induce other women voters to re waterinj^ are often effective^ cushions. Settee, ih ^ , ' $ ^ ^.75 amendment. She is for repeal of frain from voting for any second the man wasn’t trying to swim c a r e o f TR E E S. though vfith large, trees' it is some backward. He was trying to get times helpful in a very dry time to rocker. Was $75.00 ....• • • « O f COFFEE TABLE. Jacobean Eng the state enforcement act after the candidate in the primary. ashore. He didn't swim well. H.? make holes 18 inches deep with a lish twisted legs; refectory extension repeal of the amendment and for By Forman Uoyd Molford The way^this sort of thing, works had a weak “dog fashion” stroke. Bureau of j?lant Industry,: U. s. crowbar and vra,ter liberally in these MAPLE; ROCKER, Slat-back side top. Solid Walnut. $i >|.75^ the passage of new legislation for can be illustrated by assuming that He was trying to get ashore, and Departnoent of Agrlcoltoie. holes. rocker, cane seat. $ 1 .3 7 Was $39.50 ...... X fX the proper control of the' liquor he couldn’t m ake it. The m ost de.s- three persons. A, B and C, are seek Shade trees, to thrive, require Was $2.75 . . . ------traffic. perate look I have ever seen was 1 ing nomination as representatives. carved upon his face. ’The girt, liberal feeding. 'When some of the CONSOLE TABLE. Drop endsj If anybody remains in doubt as to Only two can be nominated. We swimming at his side, was begin limbs of a tree extend over, a gar END TABLE, Wrought iron; mar- drawer, Australian walnut with , mar den plot, the roots also are likely to how to figure on Miss Cheney in will suppose that 2,250 persons vote ning to look worried. Then his UOTATIO ble top. quetry. $o i .50 ^ead disappeared. When it reap extend far enough to'get the benefit this prohibition business he is hojie- in the primary. Of these 1,000 vote of some of the fertilizer applied to Was $33.00 .. Was $63.00 .. I...... O X lessly—and probably purposely— peared the girl reached for it. Tbe *10 for A and B; 750 vote for A and C; man cried for help. His voice the garden. A tree stanefing in a lawn ts not dense. 500 vote for C alone. carried weakly. alw ays sq^ fortunate, because many It is inevitable that she will be This would give A 1,750 votes and The four women in his party “Americans make so much money lawns are so starved that there is bluffii^ each other that they think asked by the drys to formulate, for B 1,000, while C, who received no looked about in unbelief. They al not plant food enough for either the most smiled. they .can bluff nature and tjhe author WATKI NS BROTHERS. Inc, their edification, some plan of li votes at all from the largest group grass, or. the tree. * of nature.” quor control to take the place of My wife, I saw, was taking off Trees in ,groves, or those with 55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER , of voters, would have a total of her shoes. So was Dorothy, t —Dean William Ralph Inge. federal prohibition. We don’t be their- branches resting on the 1,250 votes, - winning the secon'd picked up my fish pole and ran ground, as beeches, firs and spruces lieve that Miss Cheney will try to place nomination frijuh B by a tidy along the sand bar, plunging in need little special attention if the “Beauty always thrills, but that gratify their ciufiosity. We suspect, with my clothes, needles or leaves that drop from whidi thrills is not by ._any just plurality of 250 votes. use of words, always or indg^ often though she has not sciid so, that she “Can you reach the pole?” 1 the trees are left on the groimd. This sort of political trickery is shouted. synonymous with beauty.” would want to wait until the pres Where walks or drives occupy part known—or used to be in the days ’The struggling man didn’t an of the feeding , area near trees, spe —John Galsworthy. ent evil had been undone and then when the idea was that “anything swer. He just grabbed. The strug cial attention is needed. liPatience is the greatest of all invite the drys to sit in conference gling girl grabbed him. I began ' Fertilizers Helpful. is fair in politics’’—as “plumping." shock absorbers. The only thing with her in the formulation of such to pull them in. And at that mo Fertilizers especially helpful to But the voter who engages in it you can get in a hurry is trouble.” a plan. It may surprise a great ment, the pole (or rather rod • trees llkewi^ stimulate the growth, for himself and urges other to en pulled apart at the joints. But the —Lord Thomas Botort Dewar. many of the prohibitionists to be of grass. These Include nitrate of gage in it is partially disfranchising line still dangled. I shouted to so(£i or sulphate of ammonia as a told so, but it is a fact that most “Prosperity is only an instrument himself. His duty is to take part grab the line. He did. The four special stimulant and cottonseed which are so needed in .the . daily of the wets who are wet on prin women in his party had gathered to be used, not a deity'lo be w^^' in the selection not o f . onfe candi meal, ground bone, tankage .and shipped.” diet to supply the body with the ciple feel the utmost confidence that around. dried blood as slower-acting mate HEREy TO yOUR vUuable minerals which. are the date but two. He, has no moral —Calvin Coolidge. the sincere drys are going to be an ■ We pulled him ashore. He del- rials. building stones of th“ cell structure. right to abandon the duty of fiiiiTig lapsed in shallow water. Nitrate of soda or sulphate of ‘"The hope of humanity is not that Now that the season is here when extremely important factor in solv “’Thmiks, pal,” he said. “That the second place on the ticket. ammoifia'may be used at'the rafe human nature will change, but that HEALTH cucumbers are reasonable in price, ing the problem of intemperance and Voting in a party primary he is was a close call»l’ The four women of 1 pound to 800 square feet of there will gradually fie more and £y Dr ■>*fC€ar you should, remember to use t ^ the “sinister influence of the saloon" in the party began to chatter like surface at'.jnonthly intervals from tasty succulent vegetable as often acknowledging ihe existence of such better control of n4tural impulses.” MITHOa o r *THC. r/ISTUMIMTO HBflLTH* —^infinitely more sinister now than magpies, or like Ring Lardner May 1 to August but not-later. The —William Lyon Phelps.. as possible for variety. a duty. If he does not fulfil it he is A l quMliem fagtfdhg U aillh and d p i at® b* aMMarad' Read tomorrow’s article for some ever before—after they have been characters. othej: materials may be used up -to abandoning political morality. “Why. they told me it was per 1 pc^d to 10 or 20 square feet at Laaga, aiMpadL m S addtan ad amiabpa m a k b* ancloMd. . cuoumber receipes. , led away from the wooden idol of “Men always did have a good Writa ea eoa *id» of.papar only. Latlan onrt net aacaad The women of this country de fectly safe here. The idea! t any time. Late fall or early spring time; and now that woman has prohibition. hadn’t the slightest notion he was is the usual time of application. DO A d d rm Pianii McCay, c m af Ibi* papw^ _ manded the franchise, and got it, made an effort to join him In his QUESTIONS A ^ ANSWISS It4s our guess that Miss Cheney drowning.” Do not apply lime, because most fun he is having a better time than CUCUMBERS ABE NOT INDI ^are' indigestile probably originates largely on the groimd that their “’Thanks, pal,” the fellow gasped of our forest trees seem to prefer from the fact that they have a very (T obercnlar CHand) would welcome the opinions of the ever.” GESTIBLE presence in politics would make again. And to my later amaze an acid soil. For these sulphate of -—Rita Wien^an. pronoimced odor and flavor. Most Question: E. G. asks; “ What drys in formulating a plan for that activity cleaner. Yet it is a ment, I foimd myself moralizing: ammonia is a better sthnulant than people belch gas after Jhey eat a treatment do yoK recommend for liquor control much more readily nitrate of soija. There are a number , of common long time since the practice of “You want ty look out for these superstitions about the cucumber, very large meal. Those'*! who have bovine tubercular gland of the Crowbar Holes. . The Census Bureau reports that this tendency will notice' the flavor than she would the opinions of the ehannela when the tide’s running. such as believing th ^ this vegetable n e ck ?” plumping was frowned down by the In feeding large trees on stiff more people* in this country are of cucumbers predominating over soaks or the bootleggers, when the When your’re caught that way, the is indigestible, or-thatv it ;s poison Answer: 'The treatment tough old masculine birds whose only thing to do is to drift with soils it may be better to put part riding bicycles this year. One other, blander flavors, such as pota- first, in creating a healthier cor time comes. But she probably finds reason , may be they are anxious ous unless soaked: in sialt water, or methods were condemned by the it and let it take you in. You’ll of this material in crowbar holes oes or meat," and ccmsequently the tion of all the glands of the body to see how it actoally feels to that tbe skin is injurious. now, as do all wet advocates, that drift on a sand bar.” and then water copiously. This Siucumber is blamed for causiiig in through a proper dietetic treatment; agitators for women suffrage. Even keep a balance in these times. The false' belief •’' that cucumbers it Is Impossible to -get the attention “’Thank you, pal. I’d of drowned treatment.seems to be giifing good digestion wheii the blame for tbe then, along with this, certain local their not too delicate sensibilities dlscoixffort which may be caused by of her dry friends for the considera the blond ^rl’s turn. “I was right treatments can be used over the af couldn’t quite stand the odor of -ether foods simply-because of their fected gland. These are given with tion of any such p^n while they are the blond girl’s turn. “It was right such a proceeding. Eilongside of him and didn’t know persistent flavor. This delicious, hot compresses and the application still obsessed by ^ e idea that fed “Labor” Day—^Is Right! succulent -vegetable is certainly no Surely Manchester women are it imtil I saw him go down.” bf certain electrical treatments. eral prohibition is somehow going more indigestible than .any of tiie (Removing a 'Vermea) not going to revive a kind of ppliti- Everyone began to talk at once. “How did they dare tell me it was other non-starC^-vegetables. - Question:; F. S. writes: “I have to be made to work. - fif rniMia/: i f 'encumbers are soak cal chicane^ that, long ago, sick saf^ bathing here! I never saw what the doctor calls a* verruca on Meantime MiM Cheney’s state ened the stoma'chs of the old timers such a treacherous place. We vvere ed in vinegar or mixed with onion, my hand. Would a lack!
X AHTO DROPS 17S FEET; T MUSICIANS’ QUARREL - DAWES IN SPAIN ' HBIRY SIEGEL IS DEAD; HARIFDItDCO.nil£ ' WaU: M i ONCE MERCHANT PRINCE PASSENGERS NOT HURT IMY(iOSEmTER ES SELF FORGETS POlJnCS PlACB AT 10,373 New Haven,. Aug. 27.—(AP)— Quebec,. Aug. 27.— (AP)-f- Four I Once Controlled Some of the ■ - ' ------"I - . The' possibility that New Haven Largest Department fitores tourists from Neew York City fell in might be without a legitimate thea Second in List of Counties in their automobile down a 175-foot New York, Aug. 27.—Contracts in U. S., Dies Penniless. ter this season was seen todays I If P A V YB WAIT CM YMI J ‘gorge into thd’Tiacques Cartier river awarded fo r nfew construction in the-nnnoimcement by Shubert Thea J ^ Visits Famous Caverns to yesterday and escaped alive and the 37 states east of the Rocky Lakewood, N. J., Aug. —(AP) State — TolalBnem ploy- ter officials that due to inabiUty to without a scratch. Mountains during the W^ek ended agree with musicians on salary Cook at Pictures Made by —Henry Siegel, one time merchant Rolling along the highway from I Aug. 22 total<^0 3108,619,600, F. S. prince of New York w d Chicago,.; terms. Lew Leslie’s “Blackbirds,”^ ment Figured at 32,192. Donnancona toward Quebec, M r,; Dodge Corp,’ reports. , This brought scheduled to open here September 1, died in comparative obfwcurity here and Mrs. Frederick Kuck and Mr. the August total to that date with on Monday. He was more than 70 had been cancelled and arrange W eek -E n d People of the Stone Age. and Mrs. Albert Packer, all of New $279,621,600, - - a daily rate of.... $14, ments for later productions were be years old. York, found their motor car con 717,000, compared With a dally rate Once a finsmcial leader, business Washington, Aug. 27.—(AP)— ing held up. ' ' fronting another, driven by Arthur of $4,135,700\ln July and $18,803,- The musicians have refused to Santander, Spain, Aj^g- 27— (AP) reverses in 1014 left him almost Unemployment in Connecticut bued Laniel of Montreal, as they rounded 200 for A ugi^ iMt year. New con penniless. As president of Siegel accepf'the te t^ under which they —Charles Gates Dawes, American on censT^ figures recently takeb a sharp curpe. struction ^md^rtaken in the terri worked last seuon, it was said, de- Hale’s Select statesm an and financier, pht e»side Stores Corporation, he once control Kuck, who was driving, gave his tory since January 1 totaled $3,285,- led Siegel, Cooper and Co., in Chica weres made public by the Depart mandihg higher salaries and pay today the cares of his portfolio as wheel a sharp twist and the car 233,300, ^compared with $4,034,- j ment for weeks when the theater Ambassador to tie Court of St. go; the big store, the Fourteenth ment of Ckunmerce today and while bodnded through the road vraillng goi,800 for the Corresponding period i Street store; the Simpson-Chrawford was dark. ’The condition is almiiar Sweet Cream Butter James and devoted his 65th birth they are classed as preliminary, the and hurtled downward into the, year. to that in Hartford where the miisi- Company in New York afid , the river. It turned turtle 'in the water i ______day to the enjoymdQt of informal previous annoimcement of a total cians’ union and the management research into the strange doings of Neyr Siegel and Co., Boston. and landed with its top squarely on j jron ore shipments from Lake His reverses began when his bank, of 32,192 in the aggregate now is of Parsons ’Theater have failed to 42e lb. men who inhabited this region from the bottom of the stream. _ Erie docks to Interior furnaces dur- Siegel and Co., which had made agree on a contract for the season. 10,000 to 20,000 years ago. amplified by county figures. The four passengers scrambled; jjjg nrst 24 days of August to- Fresh made full sweet cfeam—*as sweet as the cream you loans to the stores from the deposi Manager E. David EUdridge of the use on your table.” That the ambassador’s conversa The explanatory comment is that out, swam ashore, and were t^en j 2,874,381 tons, compared with Shubert ’Theater sMd the demands tors’ money went into receivership. to the St. Sacrament hospital here, tions with the Duke, of Alba, Span figures represent persons' tisually $3,867,217 tons in the corresponding of the musicians’ union imposed Six ywrs ago he trl^ to recoup where aoctors could find no ill ef ish foreign minister, touched also working at a gainful occupation who jieriod last year. “impossible conditions” and haid Hale’s Tested Strlofly his fortimes by openin^a small were reported on Uie imemployirient fects from theAcddent except a se upon some present day matters haberdashery in Hackensack, N. J., fiuther that no additional attempts schedule as without a job, able.lto vere shaking. having equally interesting aspects, but illness made him give up the ef Stockholders of the Indian Mo would be made by the theater man work and looking-for a job. The The car was wrecked. and including current affairs *not fo r t torcycle Co. have approved the issu agement to effect a settlement. Fresh Eggc doz. 4S® only of Spain but the whole world, canvas started April 2 and was fin ance of 40,000 common shares to E. Two titled daughters. Lady Cav Yon take no diancee when yon use Hale’s tested eggs. was accepted in political and busi endish of London and Coimtess ished in some districts in a month Paul Dupont, presidMt, or , his DUKE’S FUNERAL ness circles. Carlo Dentice De Fraseo survive. but in otliers was extended into STORM NEAR BERMUDA nominees, agidnst the* surrender and London, Aug. 27—(AP) — The The meeting of these two diplo M a y.' cancellation ‘nf foiir outstanding late duke of Northumberland was Fresh Made Educator Cream Fined mats, who have archaeology as Subject to Oorreotton ' IS NOT ON WAY HERE promissory notes, dated April 12, laid to rest today in a vault under their common hobby, was entir^y SCHOONER ADRIFT The figures are subject to cor 1930 and totaling $500,000. No action S t Nicholas chapel, the tomb of his unofficiali,nevertheless, and declared rection later, the department says, was taken on creatiofa of an issue of forefathers. Sandwidies -2 Ih. - 33® to be wimout one single feature of and will be supplemented by data Washington, Aug. 27.—(AP) — $800,000 in debentures, of which Representatives of the King, the , Regular 25c a pound. political significance. Atlantic City,, N. J., Aug. 27. for other classes of persons not.-at The W eaker Bureau said today the $300,000 7 per rent initial series was Duke of York and members of noble Smiles Over Reports (AP)—^Three sailors landed ex- work at the time of the census su^ disturbance now centered north to be Issued presently. fftTniUftw assembled to honor the dead Deep flea Selected General Dawes smiled when told hausted on the beach this morning as those who had a job and were west of Bermuda was not^expected duke whose casket was carried by of reports current in Spain that he in quest of aid for a disabled sick or temporarily laid off. to strike the, New ^gland coast, Pure Oil Co. will imlte with the stalwart guardsmen over wboih the might be here for the purpose of schooner, which they said they left ,The county figures were: but in all probability would veer to Hockok Oil Corp., of Toledo in erect duke se^ed as an officer. Crab^ Mdat evolving a “Dawes Plan” whose aim adrift 16 miles x»ut at sea* yesterday Fairfteld, 10,482; Hartford, IQf the east before reaching the main- ing a $5,000,000 refinery there adn can 27® would be the betterment of the de with four other men aboal‘d. 373; Litchfield, 1,995; Middlesex, Ismd.. ... i ^ development for marine facilities to North Pole brand. 8 cans 80e. pressed peseta exchange and the The tome rowed 16 hours In a 633; New Haven, 5,023; New Lon A warning last night suggested care for a fleet of tankers, A. S. general low state of business. Mr. dory. Wnen they came, in sight of don, 2,124; ToUandr528; Windham, caution to vessels off th4 New. Eng Hicdcok, president, said. El-Campo light Meat ^ Dawes emphasized that he came to land it capsized and they were 1,034; state total, 32,192. Xfe_e per land coast. The Bureau said this Sure R e H e f “Makes- You Feel Be t t e r Spain to see some of its many pre forced to swim two hours and a centage o f' imeniploymqnt to the was issued merely for the protection ALL ROYAL PASSENGERS historic places and relics and that half to reach shore, they said. preliminary ^figures of population of fishermen so they might know " Friedrichshafen, Germany, Aug. Tuna Fish can 19® the Duke of Alba was extending Coast Guards immediately set out w as two. what kind of weather to expect at 27.— (AP)—^Bluebloods only, from 8 cans 50c. every facility to that end. in search of the schooner. sea within the next 24 hours. Addi coxmts to princes,' were on the Graf The famous Dawes underslung The three sailors, all of Halifax, TO CLOSE LABOR DAY tional information hskd not changed Zeppelin’s passenger list when the pipe puffed its way through the Al N. S., were detained by police pend Hartford, Aug. 27.—(AP) —Gen the forecast early, today, . dirl^ble took ofT.froM here today BcUrANS ta mira caves near Santander, where ing the return of the Coast Guards eral and uniform observance of La The Bureau said such disturbances for a cruise over, the Black Forest Hot water prehistoric man painted the walls expected some time late this after bor Day by closing of banks, stores, ordinarily swung eastward into the and Switzerland. The Prince and Sure Relief between hunting trips, vast ages ago noon. Warm food and dry clothing offices and industries is indicated the North Atlantic before reaching Princess Fuerstenberg, the Princess when all of present Europe as far were given them. by a survey made by the State the coast and data now available Windischgraetz, and- Counts and MisccUmcous Specials as Spain was in the grip of Arctic Chamber or Commerce. However, indicate this, storm will follow the Countesses from (^arlnthia. South ELLANS glaciers, and where rhinoceri, bison closing on this Saturday will be usual course. The present course Bohemia, and lE^ague yeere among Red Wing Pure. Grape JaM and Jelly, lb. glass . . •. .19c and reindeer, with other curious D U RIOniK NECRO general, although most industries o f^ e storm was said to be toward her tw o dOiten guests. Chef O tto FOR INDIGESTION beasts, roamed the coimtryside. will close. ^ Nova Scotia. Manz. outdid himself in his menus. 25* and 75d Pk^s.SoId Everywhers Fresh Roasted Jumbo Peanuts, 2 qts. . . . ______19c Plans No Expedition (Large dze) The ambassador is attempting no Baton Rouge, La., Aug. ^ — (AJ*) new discoveries or explorations on —Quiet prevailed today' in the ^ t t l e C re ^ Fig and Bran Flakes, Ig. pkg, 21c his own hook on this particular trip. Louisiana prison, after the killing Altl^ugh he has hitherto financed of Curtis Blackwell, 18, negro Ohio Saf'ety. Matches;^^ 2 pkgs.■ ...... '...... 25c various investigations and other prisoner in a riot precipitate by (86 boxes) , ' . J-, ! more than 25 convicts who refused kinds of prehistoric research this Rock-€o Pure Cocoa, 2 lbs...... ,21c journey is solely for the purpose of to work on a private rice farm and f.... barricaded themselves in a tempor seeing arid studying some of the Derby Pickled Boneless Pigs’ Feet, pt...... 29c many discoveries already made by ary wooden cell house. M o n t g o m e r y W a r d & C o . other investigators. Guards climbed to an adjoining Selox, Ig. pkg...... 14c This forenoon the general visited roof and gained admittance to the the museum and inspected prehis cell house by breaking in through MAIN STREET OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS SOUTH MANCHESTER Ballantihe’s Malt Sjnrup, c a n ...... 49c toric paintings. He manifested a a vent opening. The convicts with (light and dark with hops) close toterest in the notable collec in hurled missils and the guards opened fire. Good Luck H e Filling and Dessert, 3 pkgs...... 25c tion of carved bone and horn, fash Blackwell was fatally wounded, a Last 4 Days Of Ward's Nation-Wide (Lemon, chocolate and vanlUa.)' . ioned by Stone Age men. The visit to the Altamira caives coroner’s report said, by John Stovall negro trusty guard, serving Jello, 3 pkgs. V ...... - ...22c and the nearby museum came later. a life sentence for murder. (All flavors) ■ ^ There he saw some especially tare pieces of carved deer horn which are KILLED BY ELEVATOlS SUMMER SALE believed to have been used by early ages of man as symbols of author New York, Aug. 27.—(AP)—An elevator in .the Hotel Gotham, in' ity, aimilar in usage to a more mod Fifth avenue, ran wild today, caus em king’s sceptre. ing a flood and killing a man. ' Prepare Now For School The ambassador will leave San Fresh Fruits « ycgctablcs Andrew Dublin, an assistant en tander tonight for Madrid where he \ will visit the museums and hold con gineer, was repairing the car at the ferences with noted archaeologists. street level when it started upwird suddenly than dropped to the bot BOYS' 4-RIECE s u i t s Select^9 Hard Ripe tom of the shaft, then shot to the FREE! SHIPPING MAN DIES top, crashbig into a water tank on SUMMER SALE PRICE the roof. Water poured into the T om atoes lobby and cellar. Dublin’s body was S o u v e n i r Deep Brook, Digby Ctounty, N. S., foimd at th»fbottom of the shaft Aug. 27—(AP) —Edward P. Morse, half submerged. , 50® basket who rose from shipsmith to head of A big Candy Lol $5*95 to $1^.95 a $20,000,000 drydock firm in New lipop will be In a fine condition’ ready to can. Can them now^ \ LAWYERS SEE HOOVER Boys, here’s a gi^at buy in a smart, new Fall Suit! Choose York, died suddenly yesterday while Washington, Aug. 2t. — (AP)' — given tomorrow supervising construction of his new Several hundred representatives of the collegiate iOiicker Suit or the popular Longie model— sin Fancy Hand Picked ^ . home here. He was 72 years old. the bar and, bench of England, to every ^ boy or gle or double-breasted style in assorted novelty or plain weaves At the time of his death Mr. France, Scotland and Ireland, today More was chairman of the board of. girl accompanied Both suites have 2 PAIRS OF TROUSERS. Sizes 5 to 18. Crab Apples foim^ a full progvam of entertain It’s typical of Ward’s fine quality and smart style at low price! United Drydock Co., New York, ment prepared by highest American by a parent or which was formed about 18 months officials and diplomats. Get ready for school! Buy now! ago by a me^^er of his Morse Dry- guardian! 16 qt. basket 75® dock and Repair Co., with five other The party, guests of thq Ameri can Bar Association at its recent Buy On Our Easy Payment Plan! Now’s the lime to prepare, for that delicious crab aj^le jelly New York companies. He started next winter. his career at Yarmouth, N. S. as a convention, were invited to be forge man in the repairing of sail- guests 6f J^esident Md Mrs. Hoo- ® - X- w or o «orTv OTror intinn- ing vessels. ver fit a. ghrdent party after lunch eon, and attend a ditmer sponsored DRESSY! LOW BOYS' SHIRTS BEING TOWED TO PORT by Secretary Stimsdh. Summer Sale Price / Boston, Aug. 27.— (AP)—Captfdn PRICED! William Mimter of the U. S. Coast EUiyATOR DROPS Summer Sale Prices Guard announced today that the S. New York, Aug. 27.— (AP)—Four I 16 qt. basket $1.00 S. Express, disabled in last week’s girl i>assengerB and a 75 year old For canning. storm while bound from New York elevator operator were injimed this $ 1 $ 1 . 9 8 to MediteiT3mean ports was being morning when, the cable of the car BOYS’ KNICKERS These little blouses were just niade for “real boys.” Small Yellow towed to port by the cutter Mendola in which they were ascending at ■ ^ i as trim and collegiate For they’re strong and sinuous and a Week’s school and was 33 miles off the CJeorgeb 482 Broadway snapped and dropped j I as a boy could wish. in’ or a Saturday’s play is all the sarnie to their stur Banks. the car three stories to the base-' Of durable wooL and Pickling Onions Every effort is being made, it was ment. I cotton. dy seams and weaves and stitches . . . They come in stated, to bring the vessel to port John Helmus, the operator, was! collar attached, styles. Colors and white. Buy sev with all speed, since radio reports taken to a hospital with internal in eral for the School year ! 16qt. basket 59* indicate a hurricane off Bermuda juries, the girls bad bruises'and | Boys and Girls traveling north along the coast. sprains. ' School Hand Picked White Freestone Footwear Girls* School Drosses Peaches Summbi^ Sale Price . sturdy Boys’ 16 qt. Oxfords' — badtet. This partloular vutety bf peadi baa a very good flavor^ THE - BENTLEY- SG H t)O L ' f w a good canning variety. $2.98 ' 'I ' ■ . Oak Lmtiier Soles, Smart School Frocks that young girla will de- OF/ACCOUNTING . Rubber Heels ytlght to wear and motherp will be eager to buy! TheM new dresses come^ in flattering one afld AND-FINANCE ^ two-piece styles in piques, broadcloths: and other m - Girls* Oxfords 'washable materials so ^ u la r for eariy Fall HALES wear. Sizes 7 to 14. ^ y now! Save: at this in finecalf grain. Rep low Summer Sale Price! Announces llial ils Fall Term tile trimmed. MEALTM MARKET Leatherette Brief Case^ GOLD BOND PENCIL begins on^dnesday. Seplember $2.45 Regularly Selling FreA .^lue Fish at $2.48. When ibe lenlK. Misses’ — 4 9 e purchased with Gold Bond Pen t4^c " S m a r t Summer Sale Price at $2.48. The Those planning lo enter who Here’s a wonderful pen guaranteed Freah, Large bturgain for the stu-' for life is 'a '$5 H osiery dent 6r profi^onhU' v^ue. This of have not filed an application for ® Holds a .Is^ge' number fer of a Gold Flounders For School of books: and- ps^rs, Bond Pen and \ enrollment should dp so at.once. Made of flne .. ^ k ln g’ Automatic Pencil $1.00 simula,ted leather.' One to match for Also fresh'Swordlhb^ HaUbat, Butterfigh, Service weight or pocket only. Be sure $2.49 for a limit- seni on request chiffon in all latest to see this value! 3d time only. Latest designs and poplar el, Haddodc, Cod, Re4 Safanon, Fre^ ffTSM aid ChioL f ' shades. R^^ular Price $1.50 Colors. Fresh, Lean ' \' H . C . B E N T LE Y,- C P A ., Pr e s i d e n t Ground HamlNtts |S* 20® 921 Boylstou Street, Boston"^ M o n t g o m e r y W a r d & Co. Tender, Lean Massacliusells Pot RMMt CLOSED WEDNESDAY AT NOON DURINiS StiAmEii MOI^HS
f, PA G E EIG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN DAILY RADIO PROGRAM 8:00 7:00—Indian mualc. aongs. Leading DX Stations. . ,W6dneiSay> Anguit 27. * 8:80 7:80—Organ recital: conceit. 9:80 8:80—Bnperial nfanmba band. (DST) (ST) Ida Mary MoCoy. brf l ^ t aoMat of 405.2— WSB, ATLANTA-740. tha faatoro nour over WJZ and amo- 10:00 9:00—Tuneftil tales; atringa Betty Nathan and Helen Mar NdW York, Aug. 2T.—(AP)—A ^ t e d atatlona at 9;S0 W ^ n e a ^ 10:46 9:45—Olobe trotter; orcncatra 9:00 «:U0—WEAF programs (3 hts.) low Also Trinjtftph in Doubles fipur jobber, testliying today ini a niafat. dayllfbt aavlna time, ha* 11:80 10:S0^Moonbeama’ music iiour. 1:00 12:00—Vaudeville artists' hour. State food investigation, told* of giv S 5 a ta ro f two famoua ogpretaa 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. 1:30 12:30—Knelsel’s danca music. Tennis Match^. Assistant Attorney General M M l& o A C Maryland" wrd “Die ^derm aua/* 7:00 6:00—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. Fall R n ct Mati Serioiisly ing up a 4 4 ,000-a-year rebate on "BVmd MemoneaT* la the aeleetton ahe 7:15 6:16—Serenaders. entertainment 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3’,i lirs.) barrelled fiour in ord5r to join the will «»"r d o r ^ the Imun and ^ t h 7:80 6:80—WJZ programs (8 h ^ ) 11:30 10:30—Amos ’ n’ Andy. cOtnedians HI J JAitil ^ D*;-! '-Brookline, Mass., Aug. 27.—Syd- j^nsodatetT Flour Jobbers, Inc., BUy to s h e e ato« to# duot When 10:80 9:80—Concert: midnight melodies 11:46 10:46—Dance music to 3;u0. W oim dea UfffleW DOrl: Dig-nfey Wood and Frank X. Shields. Johnson So Says ^ Could (jiiDe B red a a z l 13:00 11:00—Toronto dance orchestra 389.4- ^WBBM, CHICAGO—770. farmed by Dan I^chter. Love Cornea in toe Moonlight^ _from 9:30 8:3P—Drama: symphony mnslc. ^ ^ I New advanced into the second round ‘ •Oh, SaUor Behave." Jamea Devria mS-WABC, NEW YORK-860. The Witness, Harry Bellinger, said ana Lola Bennet will alag Schutjrfa 6:15 6:15—Ozzie Nelson’s orchestra 10:00 9:00—Two dance orchestras. 1 of the J7ational doubles tennis Not ^ Upset, He Asserts. Aroimd Yon]$ llu i. •‘Serenade" during toe bi^dcaat from 6:46 5:46—Domestic comic sketch. 1:0022:00—Around the town. Cargo o f U ^ r Seized. i championship in Longi^d yester- E “lack of stabilization” in the flour XVBAr and aasociated atations 8:30, 7:00 6:00—Mountaineers; dance. 2^.1—WJ JO, CHICAGO—UM. business had caused him to- waive ■ e 6:30—Astrologer; organ music. 9:30 8:30—C ru y time program. i day by defeating Keith Wener and dayli^t aaving tlma *‘^ve‘a D re^ 7:30 416.4—WQN.WLIB, CHICAGO—720, the five c«its per barrel rebate paid { la O’er” will be aung by toe two atrto- 8:30 7:30—Drama of toe aea I Harold Losch, Los Angeles young- 9:00 8:00—U. S. Marine 8and. 8:00 7:00—Symphony, male trio. him by tnickment and join the Wallingford, Aug. 27.—(AP) — tsta during toe hour, and toe cloalng 9:00 8:00—Modern dance mueic. 5C—(AP)—One sters. The score was 7-6, 3-6, 9-7. ^ Hartford, Aug. 27.—(AP)—The number « toe orchea^ 9:80 8:30—Tenor and comednuia Newport, Aug. ____ 9:00—Musical extravaganza. 9:30 8:80—WEAF proga (14y nrs.) 3-6, 6-3. Federal Oouyt decidon ruling Con Riehter’s association. H arf/B . Leete, 24, son of George H.- "Beautltul Blue Danube; Walta* by 10:00 man was .seriously wounded by When he was unable to explain Strauaa A number of hlta from re 11:00 10:00—Dancing by toe sea. 11:10 1U:10—Male quintet; oand. Coast Guard gun fire and the liquor Berkeley Bell and Gregory Man- necticut’s lubri(Ating oil ant uncon- Leete, East Wallingfdid farmer^ was 11:80,10:30—California melodies. ' 11:30 1U:‘J0—Dance music (2 b's.) cent mualcal comedlea will feature the 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—8/0. gin, Da'vis Cup alternates, advanced stitutionnl will be allo'wed to stand how the ' association would aid in hour from W EAF and aasociated ata 12:00 11:00—Dance music: organlsL laden motor cruiser, Mardelle, was almost instantly killed when thrown !^ ,3—WEAF, NEW YORK—660. 8:00 7:00—Eventide melodies; skit. to the third round on a default without appeal actiordtog to the a t-1 “stabilization,” his testimony was tlona at 9:80 Wedneaday night Includ 8:30 7:30—Feature musical surprisa seized early tod^y by' the Coast ' idir challenged by William B. Groat, Jr., into toe flywhqel of a wood cutting ing "Bye Bye” from “ Doareat En 6:00 6700—Ludwig Laurier’s orch. Guard after a chase off Newport. when tournament officials were noti tomey general’s office, .it Was.indi' emy." "Sweet and Low Down” from 6:46 6:45—Rural comedy sketch. 9:00 8:00—^NBC programs (1 hr.) fied that Jimmy Van Alen had suf Gated yesterday by .Raymond A. assistant attbrneyT general. Sellinger machine on tiie farm of his father - 7:00 6:00—Orchestra; women’s octet 447.5— WMAQ, CHICAGO—670. The wound^ man, who is known ••Mp-Toes,” and ‘A Qlii Friend and 7:46 6:46—WABC proga hrs.) fered a broken leg while playing Johnson, assistant^ attorney gen told* o f paying a 3100 initiation fee A Boy Friend" from “Whoopee.” 7:46 6:46—Washington political talk. as “Chips” Munson, of Fall River, yiesterday; 8:00 7:00—East o f Cairo sketch. 11:00 10:0(1—Dan and Sylvia; voncerL polo at Newport last night.. eral. ' '/ and f7 0 monthly dues to toe asso- Leete Was engaged.in oitting-.lum- 8:30 7:30—Edna Kellogg, soprano. 11:80 10:30—Amos ‘n’ Andy, comedians was taken to' Fort Adams for first Wave lengtoa In metera on left 11:46 10:46—Concert, dance music. aid treatment by the Coast Guard. Young Van Alen, who ^lad suc ' It is not considered possible Judge 'ciation. station tlUe, kUocyclea on toe rljtot 9:00 8:00—Little Symphony mutle. “ What, were you paying aU this ber on a gasoline iwrtable rij^saw Times are Eastern Daylight Saving 9:30 8:30—Revelers male quartet. 361.2—KCA, DENVER—830. His wounds ptovefi .to be so serious cessfully teamed with Aronld Jones, Johnson pointed out, that any ap 9:30—Sports talks by Grantland 11:30 10:30—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comedians money tor?” Groat asked. milL He was belQg assisted by his and Eastern Standard. Black face 10:30 however he will probably be remov successfully overcame first round peal to the Su^m e Court could Rica and Ring Lardner. 12:30 11:30—Orchestra, male quartet. When Sellinger . did not reply. type Indicates best featurea 1:80 12:30—Feature pleusuie uour. ed to Newport for- more adequate opposition yester,day. After the! succeed in ovei/tuiming the decision father, who was toe oxfly witness to 11:00 10:00—Three dance orcheatma Edwin 8. 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 2:30 1:80—H r Frlen Scotty; violin. treatment. He was shot in the left _____match,. , young _ Van Alen flew. , to) handed down by Judge Groat sai^ tyour hesitancy an the fatality,. According to the fath'^ Leading East Stations. 6:00 6:00—Jack Albln’s orchestra. 367—CMC, HAVANA—840. Nevqiort to keep his disastrous polo > ^Thomas and concurred in by Judge swers my question.” 10:00 9:00—Cuban troubadours. side. 6:46 5:46—Floyd Gibbons, reporter. 5 game. - * . Warren B. Burrows df the dsfirict Several 'witnesses have accused er, toe-belt connecting with one of 7:60 6:00—Amos *n’ Andy, comediana 12:00 11:00—Artists feature nour. Three other members of the rum ^PO, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 12:30 11>80—Como’s dance mi sic. Betty Nuthall of England, new Ckiurt, eud Judge Adgustus N. Hand Richter of using threats fo organize the drums on toe machine slipped 9:00 8:00—WABC programs (2 hrs.) 7:16 6:16—Sketch, tenor, guitar. runner’s crew Were captured and off. Young Leete, who at toe tone 11:00 10:00—Dance muslej organ«t. 7:80 6:80—Phil Cook; band muala 288.3—KTH8, HCT SPRINGS—1040. American sibgles champion and of the Circuit Court fiour Jobbers and truckmen to col 28^W BAL. BALTIMORE—1060.. 8:00 7:00—Male quartet orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Orchestra, ^ocal solos. placed under arrest when the Coast was engaged at a point near the 7:30—Foresters’ mala quartet. 12:80 11:80—Como’s dance music. Huen Mwlow of California today Their rifling ffled yesterday was lect tribute. 6:30 6:80—Studio artlat’a hour 8:30 299.8—WOC-WHO, IOWA—lOOO. Guard boat CX3-1S4 overhauled the buzz saw, rushed from his position 6:46 6:46—WJZ programs (1^ hra) 9:00 8:00—Mualcal drama; concert fleeing smuggler. Won their opening match in toe . wo that to e ac% Which eou^rht to set up 9:30 8:30—Robison’s orch.t Ralnald 7:30 6:30—WEAF proga (4% hra) toward toe control lever with toe in 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1 ^ . 12:10 11:10—Hawkeye dream ensemble Gugo Seized men’s Invitation doubles conducted a certain standard for toe quality 1 7:15 6:16—Romancers cntertajnmen-. Werrenrath. baritone. in conjimctlon with toe men’s na tention of shutting off the power. 7:30 6:30—WABC programs (5 hrs.) 10:80 9:80—International track m eet 12:30 11:30—Jack Albln’s orchestra. The liquor oargo aboard the craft of lubricants sold in toe state, inter-1 He had moved but a few feet, li-.iHI 10:00—Slumber music nour. 333.1— WJ AX, JACKSONVILLE—900. tional doubles championship tourney JOHN R. GORDON DEAD; 645.1—WQR, BUFFALO—EbO. 9:00 8:00—WEAF programs t2 hrs.) was reported to be sizeable. ferred t(x> greatly with legitimate j how ever, when^ toe belt broke; one 6:30 6:30—Dinner concert orchestra- 12:00 11:00—Two dance orcheatraa at the Longwood (Tricket Club to 491.6— WlP, PHILADELPHIA—610. 11:30 10:30—String Instruments. Questioned at the Fort Adams .. transactions. It was contested by end catching ' him about tob leg 7:00 6:00—NBC programs (1% hra) 491.6—WDAFj KANSAS CITY—610. day. Miss Nuthall and Miss MarloW' 7:30 6:30—Gossipers Irish sketch. 7:30 6:30—Phil De Williams orch. hospital, the wound-d man remain el.even oil companies- operating in [ SHIPPING BOARD CHIEF and throwing him into toe large 8:00 7:00—String trio; ensembla 9:00 8:00—Ike and Mike, comediana defeated Polly and Joan Palfrey of 8-00 7:00—WEAF dramatic hour. 11:00 10:00—Orchestra; Amos ’ n Andy. ed silent. It was believed by the to 3 state and a permanent injimc- j 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs (3 hra) 9:00 8:00—Feature radio forum. wheel. 10:16 9:15—Dance music; organist. 11:46 10:46—’Two dance orcliesiras. Ctoast Guard, uffioers, however, that Brookline diL'S-)- tion against its enforcement was 333.1—WMAK. BUFFALO—000. 468.5— KFi, LOS ANGELES—640. The contact caused a bad frac- 8:16 7;16—TwiUght voices; recital. 636.4-rWLlT, PHILADELPHIA—560. t’le speedy'craft i's owned by a Fall It was Miss Nutoall’s first compe granted them. 8:00 7:00—Recorded classical gema 1:00 12:00—Tenor; concert orchestra. tition since last Sunday when she Washington, Aug. 27.-^(AP)—^A txme to toe skull, broke both arins 9:00 -8:00—WABC programs (2 hra) 2:00 1:00—Ortoestra. soprano recital. R iver man. 11:30 10:30—Bono’s dance music. 8:30 7:30—WEAF progs. I3i4 hrs.) became toe American champion by' prominent figure in American ship and legs and crushed in his chest. «8.3-W LW , CINCINNATI-700. 11:00 10:00—Cathay’s dance orchestra. 3:00 2:00—^Ha^s’ dance orchestra. The M u^e fs ^ m ahogany ping for more than twenty years, He died within twenty minutes after 305.9—KDKA. PITTSBURGH—980. 333.1— KHJ, LOd ANGEl ES-900. defeating Mrs. Hi^er of San. 7:45 6:46—Dinner dance music. 12:00 11:00—Feature; vagabond's hour cruiser, powered by -three Liberty John R. (jrordon, 58, Ebiesident of toe receiving bis injuries. He leaves a 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 6:00 5:00—Marjorie -Mehalley, harp FrancHsep at Forest Hills. ist 1:00 12:00—Soprano, tenor, orchestra motors and is one ..of the most' T A L C O T im L E Merchant Fleet Corporation, died bride of six months who was Miss 9:00 8:00—Night school; variety. 3:00 1:00—Orchestra music, soprano. The suniniaries: ■ r 9:80 8:30—,WJZ musical program. 6:45 6:46—WJZ programs (4% hra) elaborately fitt^ nim-nmners ever here today after an operation for Irene Foguson of East Walling 11:16 10:16—Slumber music hour. 384.4_WMC, MEMPHIS—780. First Round 10:30 9:3Qr-Peanut revue; sonneteers. 11:30 10:30—Studio orchestra rausla captured In • this •vicinity. Apparent appendicitis. ford. 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ Andy; poll. 12:00 11:00—I.ate dance orchestra. Betty Nuthall, Ehjgland and Helen 245.g-WCAE. PITTSBURGH—1220. 370.2— WCCO, MINN,, ST. PAUL—810. ly to carry out theJmpresslon that Mrs. James Wood.-spent Wednes 'When he was selected to- head toe 13:00 11:00—Orchestra; Jolly fcllowa 10:30 9:30—Theater artists revue. Marlow, Calif.,, defeated, Polty and 1:00 13:00—Dance music; varietlea 6:00 6:00—WEAF programs (1 hr.) the yacht v^s a simple pleasure day and Thursday a t la st w eek "with fleet corporation, operating agency 7:00 6:00—Pianist twilight volcea 11:00 10:00—WABC proga (II4 hrs.) Joan palfrey, both of Brookline 6-1, 2:00 1:00—Late dance or^estra. 1:00 12:00—Variety boys; organist. boat, all members of the crew wore her daughter, Dorothy, Who is of toe. Shipping Board, last Decem 280.2—WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. 8:00 7:00—Aunt Hannah’s program. 6-1..'...... PATROL BOATS’CRASH 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 361.3— WSM, NASHVILLE-650. trim imiforms. , , spending toe summer in Gloucester, ber, he been a member of toe 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs. (3% hrs.) 8:30 7:30—Gallagher’s dance music. Virgiifla Rice and Polly Anderson, 11:30 10:30—Studio quartet, pitiyera. 260.7— WHAM, ROC HESTE R-1160. Since the, capture occurred in Mass. American Steamship O-wners’ As 6:46 6:46—WJZ programs (4 nra) 9:00 8:00—NBC programs (2^ hra) both of Boston, defeated Mrs. R. F. 12:00 11:00—Orchestra; organ music. 11:46 10:46—Violinist and pianist. waters Within the,'jurisdiction ef the Miss Qara ’Trobridge of Stam sociation for 20 years, serving a por- 1:16 12:15—Merle Jacob’s orchestra. 11:0U‘ 10:00—Supper dance music. Smitowlck and Mrs. Paul C. San New London, Aug. 27.—(AP)— 12:00 11:00—WJZ dance orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Jack’s dance orchestra. New London base,‘the seized cruiser tiem of that time on toe executive 399.8—WJR. DETROIT—760. 12:16 11:16—Concert orchestra, singers born, both a t Boston 6-1, 6-2, ford, Conn., has been, spendii^. a ’The (Toast Guard patrol boat 135 12:30 11:30—Late dance orchestra. 379.6—WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. was being towed to that point.
MANCHESTBE e v e n i n g h e r a l d , s o u t h MANCHESTER, c o n n , WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 7 .19Sft. - ■ ■ a n easItondL Mid toitr p S w S o e e A ■ fer i ' dred In '-attendance. — ------Dimhig^fhe — - ■ C .N .t PLANES 0 V t I f l L L S i r a day there were cooking demonstra- •a. ’ ■ « * * ti(& , dairy, Chicken, and. sewlM « - FINE E X fflk r B H IE Mr. euDid Mrs. GoStyn. and (laugh the tbs hibitifi;' 'yhfe’ xhembers sOia foda, ice ter Hatot have ' returned eftec iwdsr find cream and hot dogs, and the money Mr. and Mrs, Robert F. Valentine spending several weeks to and of Pleasant VaBey spmt the c''y shd toe ahdrifljfnwf, ipx. from the sale will be used to trans Drop Advertisingr B all^iis as around to e state Af Maryland.^ tlm Gilt Edge.s^;amrOslnitfal port products being exhibited at the Property Assessmehts Increase last Sunday at Nlantic,'Conn. former home o f Mrs, Goslyn. School Teachers Named Durham Fair three days, commenc Mrs. M w y Barnes ;Of ^ w T h ^ Show Unusnatty Fine bounA .. $160^580 —^ Fine CoUection is spending A few days af'the lfrs< Thomas IMhlty who has The six tHidsrs The schools o f the Tpwn o f "Ver- ing t< ^ y . jPlying lim ing. been quite' sick, la m (| (h better. Dt. eqdpm ent wffl-M |8a* non ^ open next week Tuesday Emblem dub Activities Record in the Fifth. home of her dauimter and family, Mr. and Mrs. ^ u l dhcldick of Pleas- Lbuls Moilarty has to attend replace .smatlic,. Improvident Can Only ana the enrollment wlU be the same The FiTnWem Club will jtart its Two C. N, Q. army planes flew ance. engtoes, this itomsss as usual, with a possible gain in winter activities at the Ems Home WUliam Buckley of the Manches Ont'VaHey. over Manchester for the better part Mi«« Emma Bancroft Is spentong L^ednesday, September 8 vrtth a ter Green District has completed the mihh Lois Foster has returned to gressively down ths-Bxe some and a decrease in others. The o n ^ ------— of ten minutes last night giVing_an her vacation at Point O’WocJda. tog finally to tha ' Come From &ys foUowlng list of teachers has been member’s social. The members are grand list for the Second District her home on Foster street after spending about two weeks with re exhibition of exceptionally fine fly ‘ Rotdyn Copley of West Hartford the Oldest type. announced. The High school faculty requested to meet at 2:30 p. m., and the figures show tiiat- the ing. They flew in- such formation has,been toe gheat of Mr. and Mrs. ^reen section has puule a Mg in latives and friends in Somerville. consists of P. M. Howe, principal; A. when bridge will be enjoyed, follow that at times it appeared as though John Muloahy.- Lord Meston, at Institute. E. Chaterton sub-master; Mr. ed by a social hour and refresh-, crease over lart year, as compafeB Mrs. Claire HoweB, mother of QUIEim mONTEDt Ralph Howell of South Windsor, is the tips Of the wings dmuld to u ch Mrs. W. Lewis of Main street Howe, solid geometry and history; ments. The cdipmittee in charge in- ■ vWth several o f the other -dlstiftcta as toey mdled through the air side who has been at St. Ffancie 'Hos Peshawar, Bidia, Aug. S7/^(AP) , eludes the offtews; Mrs. Thomae in town. IB at the HVtfofd Hospital. —This Malla Khd section of the Mr. Chatterton, physical training Miss jessler Hayden is by side.' They would make"a: per pital for an operatioa wiU return Vi^lllSinstown, Mass., Aug. 27 — and mathematics; A. L. Dresser, Garvan, Mrs. Thomas F. Dannmier, i The grand list on which taxes are fect dip as they made ready to Orakzads and Chaiakannla, for eoms Mrs, Raymond E. Hunt,'Mrs. E ^ l. to he coBected tn the Green tMs the we^end wlto Mr. and Mrs. home to a few mu
Collars and cujfs on many of these coats are easily Every coat beautifully lined. S,ilk, damask and em worOi the cost of the coat. , . “ " broidered l i ^ g s that will give years of service. -. :V,. Caraculs Northern Genuine Mendoza Broadtails Wilrose Dress Shop Sealines Beaver Dark Muskrats “THE SHOP OF INpiVn)UAIJT?Y” Calfskins Muskrats - American Hotel Sheridan BHading Cocoiettes Lapins Opossums Ponies Sqiuflf^ttes New Arrivals—^just in time for school Amazing Sale of Sales! Sensational! and college wardrobe. 1(W SUMMER P R E S ^ 87 SPORTPRESSES
Junior Frocks Higher Type^ Pur Coate Raccoons 'i.'. : Every Goat Broadtails .Guanateed Northern Seals, Silver r? V ' Sizes 11*17 Eriramers p r Muekrate, Caiaeuls, All . A l s p l ^ S i z e Long' sleeved bbu- .;*Trigured wool crepe Tour Money Beautifully Trim m ^. Fnr Coate claine frock and, guimpe frock. 31iie» Refunded! zephyr jacket. Wiiiel green and (^aret. green, blue, brown $12.95 $16.75 Just the sort of thing to wear at school, coUege and bu8lneBs,...at prices that wlB add btiying power to the Hundreds o t N e^ wardrdbe budget. d r e s s e s H enV o I Big Sizes $1.49 $1*99 $2.99 Misses Presses Valnesto$10 , :f S i ^ # 14 -20,.;.- \ V tojtWs range you wlB ^^'Qmtotest^styles in (Mpes,. -georgettes, wool crepes and knitted sport-wear. M> ■ " ■ ' Wee Women Frocks S izes laVz to 2 6 ^ Large Wpifteifsl^ ^ P r ic ^ fr o m Sizes 38 to 60 2 0 9 S T R S E T Travel tweeds, crepe. Canton crepe, georgettes, chif- POOT OP PRATTSHIEET ,f^_and-woolen dresBCs.in the new faB styles• ami roltwe, K.
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| | _ | l i ^ 'ph aritt: ' o f ' ' G o l l i t f '^Oon^iMen Iwdght Daily Health Ma&uud’s Deliiht Service •i-i By ANN ETTE. OLIVE ® SWvrwtt- j62gvg»fr_w|Oj|^MitA_252j2Sjfg6.0[_E^^ • 1’ !' rr"* Bints On How To Keep WeU I Here’s cme of those aprons youll by Worid PwiMd Autborlty M l *. tir. #1 . enjoy weariPfir when you have a few On a bright, sandy shore a ^ f i y a ^ caEttily'lihd w io l: did: or two 1^0 I was introduced to a BEGIN HEBE TODAY and I haKl better duck. Can we Ifedmes uwmter “Very,.FeU-if : It li eeiily slipped into and wiU BBDUOTION OF EXCESS____ dixninutive object of a deep mahog DAN BGBIMEB,» MOfivIo writer drive you down?” any shade, clad in two straps and oan’t have a '.^cafidy ^ . In HoUsrtP^. le in Uwe witb ANNE ' But H u la said no, she would not crush your frock. WEIGHT IS OFTEN CHIEFL^ a hat. your-supper.” ‘ WiNTEB, who befliuiliif aa an tof/ ilrive her own oar, axtd at the gate Flares atthe Bottom; Col- ^ A MATTER OF -■«^ •' 1 L-' ’' • it’s youthfully flattering too and fira WILL POWER ’This small, person said '*How Gjnpey swallowed the candy and tih haa progreaaed rajidly and la Paul-lingered to ask her if she had BO u n u s ^ . do you do?” in a most polite voice began a> search for another piece. BOW ander contract to one of the ixuule arrangements to attend the lars mi3 Cuffs Are Furred w d held out h » hand in toe Her mother forcibly remqyed toe larveat atadloe. Anne Uvea with two The capelet falls so prettily over By DB. MOBBIS FISHBEIN picture |>remiere the following week. _____ ■ the shoulders. ' T h e neckline is slen- grand dame maimer that almost box thih time. Tfotible toreatwjfd^ other ([IrlSt BIONA MOBBISON> a “Why, no,” Maria said- . / JBditor, Journal of- the American sent my senses, reeling. She Is so son)e
A 1'. m " PAGE MANCHESTER BVENTNG HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1980. Golf Treat Friday EARLE BISSELL, North End field Day CUBS CAPTURE Crowd of If 000 W ill FairreD, Smith JUNIORLEAGUE Watches Globe Novelties SAMUELSON,WIN Takes Place Tomorrow TENNIS MATCHES • z' PENNANT EASILY Raymond Mozzer, Michael Orfltel-^ 2. George Mozzer. 11, Francesca Oswald and Marjorie 3. Ewald Stechholtz. McCormick were the class •winners Class B.— Banana Race in the annual Globe Hollow Day 1. Horace Russell. Conquer Rossi and Krob Eas- I M l U S n r RACE Local P h yen Speenhte o g Season to Wind Up With TED TURNER WINS Down Giants 3 to 2 in Final program of novelty races in which 2. Mike OrfiteUl. about 100 children from both the 3. Joe McCooe. Chances of Pros or Aim ^ East and West Side playgrounds Oy; Jesanis-Gatd, Ridib* Track, Field, Tennis, Game; Play Errorless Ball 25 Yd. Free Style. ONADtTONIGBI NEW ENGLAND TITLE competed with more than 1,000 1. OrlSAzo Orfitelli. spectators looking on yesterday aft 2. Frank Sullano. B ^ e n d Play T o i ^ t tenr Partners Shootii^ Baseball, Horseshoe and to Show Ability. ernoon. 3. David Simpson. Pat Carlson had charge of the E g g and Spoon events, being assisted by Miss Ger Ibider 70 in Friday’s Beats Field and Far by 1. Orlanzo Orfitelli. WJZ to Carr; Rmdts of Novelty Events at Play trude Fenerty, Miss Frances Tib Two more tennis matches were B y beaUng the Giants 3 to 2 yes 2. Adrian Groot betts, Stuart Robinson and Howard played In the town championship terday morning at the W est Side 3. Frank Suliano. International Track and hibition Matdi. grounds Thursday Night. Eleven Strokes; Martin Server. A total of 20 races were tournament yeaterday^d there will playgprounds, the Cubs captured the Balloon Race staged starting promptly at 2 be two or three more this evening. championship of the W est Side o’clock and lasting two full hours. 1. E dg^ Martin. Opinion seems divided as Eflurl Blssell had no difficulty In de Field Meet at 10:30. ' The north end playground season Closes IVith Two 79’s. • Junoir League in a comfortable Competition was by classes, two for 2. Mike Orfitelli. whether or not either Horton Smtfix^ v ; / Win come to a happy ending to- fashion with only one defeat. The the boys and two for the girls. The Back Stroke feating- Eugene Rossi, 6-2 and 6-0 or Johnny Farrell, famous golf^ , morrow night with a field day pro Cubs were assured of the pennant, Hartford, Aug. 27.— (A P.)—^Ted •winners and their points follow aft 1. Mike Orfitelli. and will next meet Herman Bassett. professionals, will succeed in break-^ gram that bids fair to attract a however, regardless of the outcome Manchester’s hundred# of ad ing par over the Manchester Coun-^ dy Turner, slim, dark-haired profes er which appear the winners of 2. Horace RTuaell. The Bissell-Rossi match was played large number of contestants as well of yesterday’s tussle having three mirers of “Little Joe” McCluskey, try Club course in their exhibition sional from the North Adams Coun each event: 3. David Simpson. as a good sized audience. less defeats. The league standing at the West Slds yesterday after famous distance runner from Ford- match Friday afternoon. Som
SUMMER HOMES LOST AND FOUND GARDEN—FARM- APARTMENTS—FLATS— NAME OF LABOR,PARH AMERICAN SECDRrriES Want Ad Information DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 TENEMENTS 63 FOR RENT 67 SILVER LANE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Pass Book No. 13536 issued by The FOR SALE—GOOD CIDER VJne- FOR REiNT—627 CENTER Street FOR RENT—COTTAGE AT Coven MAY SOON BE CHANGED and ON PARIS EXCHANGE Manchester Savings Bank of Manchester has g£Uf suitable for pickling. W. L. 5 room tenement $30 including try Lake . on shore front. For in been lost or destroyed, and ■written Fish, Lake street, Rosedale 32-2. garage. Inquire on premises. formation, telephone. .. Rockville HOCKANUM Evening Herald 162-12. application has been made to said Llandudno, Wales, Aug. 27. — News Notes Paris, Aug. 27.— (AP.)—^Paiu bank by the person in whose name FOR SALE—APPLES, eating and FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT on CLASSIFIED cooking, 50c 75c and $1.00 basket; 147 Spruce street, $20. Telephone (AP)—The political organization Reynaud, minister of finance, in an such book was issued, for payment which put Ramsay MacDonald in interview with the 'Associated Press ADVERTISEMENTS of the amount of deposit represent also Qapps Favorite pears for 6810. canning, 50c and $1.00 basket. office as prime minister has among Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur'Johnson of today advocated the floating a t Count olx averngo Y®rd« to a » M . ed by said book, or for the issuance FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat. 329 AVIATORS ADDING the first of the items on its annual American securities in France. of a duplicate book therefor. Edgewood Fruit Farm, 461 'Wood- Indianapolis made a short •visit at Inltlali. number# and bridge street. Tel. 5909. East Center street, all improve conference agenda constitutional the home of Mrs. Johnson’s sister, “I am favorable to the introduc each count ae a word and compound amendments which would change words as two worda Minimum cost Is FOUND—A SMALL TAN fox ter ments. Telephone 8063. TO CANADA’S AREA Mrs. Eugene Hastings; on Naubuc tion of American securities on the its official name—the Labor Party. Paris Bourse,” the minister assert price of three llnea rier without collar. Inquire Dr. FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT with avenue. Mrs. Johnson has been in lilne rate# per day for transient Burr, 14 Park street, So. Manches h o u s e h o l d g o o d s 5l One amendment put forward by Europe all summer conducting tour ed. “I am examining this question all modem improvements, to Ottawa, Oht., Aug. 27.— (AP)— the extreme Left Wing would in all of its aspects, including sug ESectlre Marefc IT, 19*T ter, Conn. adults. Inquire 37 Delmont street Canada’s area grows gpreater each ist p ities. Mr. Johnson holds a Cash Charge FOR SALE — HOUSEHOLD fur change the name to ‘The Socialist very responsible position with the gestions which come to me from « Consecutive Days ..I 7 ctsl 8 ct# nishings in good condition. Call at Telephone 8039. year. ’ Every fall when exploration Party.” Moderates who formed the time to time from American parties of the Dominion government Studebaker Corporation. S Consecutive Days ••I • }J FOUND—DOG. For information 48 Dudley street. FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT great bulk of the party’s members, source.” 1 Day ...... I n
GAS BUGGIES—The Height of Hospitality By FRANK BECK
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CORRECTIONS (1) Peanuts grow beneath the ground. (2) Yield la spelled Incor rectly. (8) The peanut is not a nut, bat the seed vessel, the same, bo- tonic^ly, as ^ pea or bean pod. (4) The rake the man holds shoold not have a hoe on the other end. (5 ) The scrambled word is MARKS M A N SH IP. — f u (56r OP A PARTY AM MdK« /AVS4t#^TiHf SEE WHAT r, Someone said: “Love makes the H6R6 i ® WitrHOUT A AK TtWSE ProPcS t h a t A RE , A ^ » a i s world go ’round’’—It surie makes a lot of peopto dkay'"^ M cK ^ E e RS A t e 4 .-THeeuwK? OK, r EOT iT- N b t fiWisi* S T W ^ t' ;^6V^LkALUT«Ofr/i ! Hubby^s'Housework. Well— for one: believe'a man Should help his wife when’er he can, I tViink a man’s a poor old fish Who won’t, for instance, wash a dish! To wash a dish is not a job To make a fellow whine and sob. But many fellows start to yelp Whenever th ea re asked to help!
Nor should it fill a m/n with gloom To ti^ up the living-room. And furthermore, he shouldn't balk To take the broofti and sweep the 1930 ! ^ drtfby, GrMt SriUIn rights reserw^ walk. ^ ( King Featum Syndicate, Inc. The boys who balk are those afraid Someone will think that they’re the maid! Or else they fear the neighbors OUR b o a r d in g h o u s e think: ,, By Fontaine Foi "Just look at Brown—the poor old Toonervilte Polks By Gene Ahem . gink!” The average college student can Whereas, in fact, the neigh^rs cry: imderstndy anyone. “Hoo-ray for Brown—the good old UM- kAFFEtSAP^M’DEAR.* guy!” VoiiVg ASk'lfSO At least, the wives proclaim that he It Was Not Her Name. (Ki “ fH S riOLiSS -TtiAf IS RATHER A A^P ^ Is like all hubbies ought to be. Doctor (applying the stethoscope) A LO-f dF^ 3>AFFV SClEAA^iFIC pIRECrT l^iTERROCSArfOiVi • --UM - And I proclam that aU through life —I don’t like your heart action. A married man should help his wife. You have had some trouble with 'THA'T fdciBoDV M'V WORP CkiE WORK'S — I And gladly, too, at every ch a n cy angina pectoris, haven’t you? vd oU L P H/Cv/ e -T i m e ‘ I q 'TU i/^ k TAISBiH^ rioul r PETfe-ST* THAT J But. through it all SHOULD WEAR Young Man (peevishly)—You’re THE PANTS! right in a way, doctor, only that CF, -rt(REE-PLV, VdORP STRlV/ES TZi* | — Charles S. Kinnison ATTAIaA THE PLAfSB OF , j isn’t her name. J)oaBLj£-BARRBLEP, KiO^i-SHRl/tikABLEi CESSATiOAi OF EFFORT California: “The great thing Rain. l o a f e r UKE VodRSEL'F; about living where I do is the ch- ccomrus e p The golden sun is garish fL L A Sk VOLi A Qt^ES-lTo^i I KAv/E A H I mate. Why, I haven’t paid a cent On the while wall of the day, THA-T s t a t e ujrTHoiiTeo(Ai<3 for coal in years.” I close my eyes against it M o r e c r l e s s Easterner: I just got a fetter frorn — THE LABoRfOOSl For a vision cool and gray. SC fEM-TlFfC 1 —UM e U my coal dealer reminding me that I Gray-fissured and gray-skirted, PHASES!-— y es haven’t, either. She sweeps across the plain. ARE VOLi And wraps me in her softness— l ik e ?uzde: Find the blessing in the O Rain, my Mothet Rain! I po^^T ;’s always interfering with w o r k ^ a t ’i Francis Shaw. V W c i R « ? THAT GLIAdT (Al a fishing trip. »\a I • > Her E ye/ The army has such line' surgsons Leo__^That’s what I called a mod they can do a major operation on a est girl. Notice how far down the private. hem of her dress is? Almost to her ankles. Woman—^What caused your hus CTara—Don’t be sUly, boyl Some band to leave home ? thing has slipped. ' Neighbor—I haven’t the least idea. He just picked up and left Mr. Jones—I’m bringing the boss the morning after my mother and home to dinner. Be sure to have two sisters came to spend the win something nice, won’t you? Mrs. Jones— Yes, indeed. I ll run ter with us. right down and get that velvet WALTER THORNTON’S gown I’ve been wanting. FACE IS m s RICHES
First Celebrity—^How do you like New York.—When it comes to us these cigarettes? ing the old bean to make a fortime, Second Celebrity—Worst I ever you’ve got to band it to Walter indorsed. .* Thornton. Few people know his name, out many have seen hie head and face, for he is the most sought-after NCC. young man in New York by adver- You’ve probably seen his coim- UPON tensucB on nuniBrouB car car(Wf A H A i O . magazine ads, automobile layoute r ----- ‘ S A A T I M E .- and in all sorts of apparel, for he is 8*2.8* SCIE- m CS the young mnn with features con sidered 100 per cent perfect by illus trators and photographers. A few years ago he was a By Crane layer. Dull season found him out of Battle Preparations I a job and.Tinding he had such ex WASHINGTON TUBBS IL cellent features, he started pOMg. Now he is making his fortune from his face. SERGEAMT, G\T ME SOME FlRECRACKERS- CAPTAI>4, vie \ TELL HIM, SUrt, ^ AU HOU (sCfT FOg HOty CELEBRATIONS. AND ARE d o o m e d ’, \ to PLEASE WURRV.1 SOME MILEAGE I G\T IMPATIENT Tie ALLTHE STEERS AMD BULLS BV THE WRNS The phantom Washington, D. C.—Planes oarp^- M i m GROUPS OP THREE. king DEMANDS WAITING FOR A ing passengers in the United Statos til tue etNo Of OUR immediate CHANCE To blow fly more than 91,360 miles daily, SURRENDER. OR him off the map. according to, the American Air A RIMER. HE Hlia ATTACK Transport Association. These planes Tv\E NRMIE.S ? THt -1 AT ONCE. . serve 226 commimities on 263 regti- 0 Prt^»4TOM VUNfajSOOO ------2 ^ ? lar schedules. A year ago only 61,- 025 miles were flown in serving 151 SJRONCi, UMITETo Charles Coinls- VOIPE HIM o o t. key. the "Grand points. Old Roman” of baseball, hauled POT OF GOLD 1000 vs. aooi bricks, which Mexico City.—Crescencio, Avila, were used in re- Mexican peasant in Jalisco, didn’t TH£ SiTOAtiOVi IS conslructfon of see any rainbow, but he did discover 0eSPERAt£.OEF8AT, that part of a pot of gold. In plowing his land ANMiHiLATlOM, SEEM the city de he 'uncovered a pot of Spanish gold CeRTAiVi. - stroyed by the pieces, valued at more ,than $50,000. ■great Chicago It is believed the coins had been fire In 1871. there since cdlorial days. H vs'Men Think he is cRAty. he is cool as ice, and goes ABOUT INSPECTING HERDS OF CAPTURED WILD CATTLE. and giving dotens of apparemtln \DioTic orders. % -/fV . By Blossec FRECKLES AND RIS FRIENDS What’s This? s T o t r r 4 i ' h a l c o c h r a n —‘P i c t u r e s ^ i m l s d an'‘ telC ELIHER....ME8Se Hfi'U. KNOW what TP DO— >NB HAVE Tb HORRV 8£ Sam’s a Schemer By Small iw£ SALESMAN SAM (READ THE PICTURE. THEN COLOR THE PICTUBH)’ Co m DAiMV C rU B T ^ f l be.” In just about a moment Mis vCALUEt) IF- / O lO TA iT O F F - S E & The Camera Man was soon all \CALUEti OVllTi .AM' a^KVO IF PEoPce l b CALL OAOeAS ^ set and then be said, “I’ll shortly ter Camera Man said. “fTtte! One Vie. OiOM'T Pftv TH’ h iCl get a very lovely picture if you’ll picture is already done. Say, isn’t THey'o c-DT OFF Tue OM w e VioULOMfT Oo f f i l l stand up good and straight. Don't thi.q a heap of fun. I’ll photograph ftH R V tce.' let the wild wind blow your cap and the rest of you, if you form in wait xmtil you hear me snap my line." --T\' t ' - e P r camera before you move. You won’t So, one by one, the snaps were have long to wait.” shoL Then Scouty cried, "As like as not we all will look real funny." The other ’Tinies stood aroimd A Euid realized that ^ey had found a- “No you won’t,*’ the man replied. chance to tease poor Clowny and “You’ll.’11 all ■* look* ‘ nice. • I’m------eure of to hake him laugh out load. Wee that unless some pictures turned out Coppy made some faces quick. So flat.” He took the pictures from the did the others. Twas a trick to box and every Tiny sighed. upset Clowny, who stood still to They turned out nice as th^ look proud. could he. The man then said. “Well, “Aw, quit it,” Clo'wny shortly now pay me.’'^ The Travel Man ex* said. “I’m not supposed to move claimed^ “Why sure!” and handed my head. You’re trying to make him some money. Just then' a man me giggle so the picture will look came down the street, and Scouty bad. If you’ll behave till I get cried, “Gee, there’s a treat.’* It was through, the man will snap each one a queer Greek moving man, and, my, of you. And, when you see your but he looked funny. faces on a card, you’ll all be glad." Kind Carpy said, “That’s fair to (The Tinymites hike Into, the me. Now see how pretty you can country In the next story.) •y'-v is ” ---5' tyf' ■' w y W B D N B ^ A T , >AGE FOtIRTEEN : ' ' A. - ’A_. . . - A • -‘i- y • 'f' '-i-* aitiiiti^rtw .giifimni-»toi» - :g=*tw»s^fe?" g; V -g j ABOUT TOWN iteiiasitj. H n. John Ddunead of Akron, ^ WORSTED BERETS K O T E X pkg. 2 9 c Ohio> is viMflhg: Mr. and Mra. .’ft. Walter Hobby of Henry street and iSr. and Mrs. Dwight BUsh o f Holl A Ui Our regular 35e package of Kotex. Twelve nap 'street. kins in each package. Mi8MS’ „ worsted berets in white, and combination vnn» TTiwTiRh K. Jer^en of Wood- colors. / ' Kdtox—-M^n Floor, center bridge street is spending the week Berets—Main Floor, rear SO U TH MR NCHCS T£R ■ CONN ■ w. at Holiday House, the Girls’ Friend ly society vacation headqtiarters at / Canaan. A number of the associ ates and members are planning to spend the week-end and lAbor Day there. Rev. W. P. Chipman, one Of Man chester’s numerous retired minis ters, who has made his home on Henry'street for a number of years, with Mrs. Chipman and their son Charles P. Chipman is removing to Hartford, where the latter is em- / ’ ployed by the Aetna Life Insurance •• h '.: company. ; Women of the Nazarene Churdi . Giying You will iold their regular prayer serv ice tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at the church. That Combination Salad Supper . i Friday, August 29, 6 P. M. Quarryville Ch., Bolton Lake Auspices Lu A. Sodety PURE SILK Supper S6 Cents. Matrons’ Silk Frocks \ PUBLIC INVITED I ...... |l. PorEadyFaH W ear < / SERVICE HOSE VDUROR illi:'; 7 9 c ill JO! 0 | ^ E D % ( j x p e i t ^ Girls goii^ away to school 1 m - and busineto-women,'no doubt, These are substandards of our best selling pure silk Robinson’s Auto Supply can use several pieces of this 415 Main S t Phone 484S $5.98 service weight .hose. Full fashioned, pure silk stock heavy rayon underwear includ • ■ . ; • •• ing French ' pfimties, / Woomers, ings ; silk from tip-to-toe with smart French heels. All Safe-E dge ■ .» • . •' ;i. vests a;ad step-ins. ^ pastel the newest and’ smartest Fall shades. Regular $1.50 Mrs. Woodln’s Group of SCHOOL DAYS To Close-Out 10-R ib / English Twill WILL SOON BE HERE Now is the time to have old Choice bf plain ruffled or criss-cross ruffled cur shoes rebuilt. Save the Umbrellas tains fashioned of fine quality marquisette in cream only. Comice tops; tie backs to nmtch. Curtains price of a new pair. Green $ 1 .9 8 suitable for living room, dining room and bedroom. SELWrrZ SHOE SHOP i625 Main St Heavy quality English Glassware Our ^entire stock of $10 and twill umbrellas in the short, stubby, 10-rib style. Crooked $12.50 summer frocks now re and straight handles. Blue, E 0 c & 6 9 c CRETONNES yd. 39c 10c lavender, ;green, red and duced to this one price— $5. Silk Beautiful new patterns in k colorful range of cretonnes A large assortment of col black. crepes, rajahs,^chiffons, and silk that are suitable for living-room, bedroom and dining room. orful green glassware in the Main Floor, left. 36 inches wide. useful, eve^ day item s: saJt CHILDHOOD DAYS damasks in ;pl^n shades and ' and pepper shakers, cream Hale’s Curtain Department—^Maih Floor, left Gus Williams, old time “Ger ers, siigar bowls, salad prints. Some real values in man comedian,’’ used to talk bowls, tumblers, ice tea Two-Fiece about “Childhood’s happy days so glasses, cups and saucers cluded'in th is'group.'. I’urchase far away.’’ About the time you and other items. ' For best now for Labor Day- week-end, went, as a toddler, to the grocery selections choose early! C otton store with a pitcher for a quar for late summer days and even Wksh Goods Specials ter’s worth of molasses, and could scarcely reach up to the for next sumn?er. ' 39c and'50c Sm art “Year-Round” counter; and the grocer took the Cotton Prints pitcher down stairs and filled it Card Tables W ashG dods, Cotton Prints ’ and, as you tried to lift it'down ' / Frocks— Main Floor, rear ^ from the counter, asked “Where’s $ 1.00 2 5 c the quarter?” And in your 6 9 c 27c T Attractive two-piece pajamas Our regrular 39c to 50c Just the cotton prints that A simplicity pattern free wide-eyed Innocence you told printed voiles, batistes, mothers are looking for to with every dress length' of him, “In the pitcher.” One group of slightly dam fashioned of crepe and broad aged card tables. The tops cloth in solid colors and neat striped shirtings and plain fashion sturdy, practical and popular “Year; Round” Things like that don’t happen are covered with' fahrikoid prints. Sizes 16 and 17. Col linens have been regrouped washable school frocks. 36 prints which are fast to sun to the children who come to covering. Values to 31.49. or fast. . to this price. Guaranteed inches wide. Neat prints and tub. 32 inches wide. Pinehurst. Here we remember fast colors. 36 and 40 inch and colorings that are guar All new Fall patterns ! and that they are children, and need Main Fioor, rear es wide. anteed tub fu t. colortogs. special attention and considera Hale’s Wash Goods— Main Floor, le f t - ^ . tion—emd they get it. ^ ; ■ -f'' L' •'A ** r*;. .• Bamboo Rakes ■ ,y Pinehurst Coffee 39c Specially Priced! Children’s Real coffee value. r 5 0 c Jacquard Beacon and The meat department suggests fancy Native Milk fed ,Veal3^eal Heavy, SS-tooth bamboo Miislin Chops and Cutlets. Veal grround, raises with smooth :kar