DISTRIBUTE MUTUAL AID GROWN VEGETABLES

Baskets While Baltimore Battled $1,000,000 Pier Fire BIG SAVING OPPORTUNITIES IN OUR eekly uNen dept. ain Fresh ISiM In With colored border*, ■nek Towels—R«t. price Me ea. heavy wdfht linen. July kTieeranee Bale 16c Mae Mali. Reg. price 7»c gn price, each. Garden Growths ee. July iSale price, ea. ... “Stariex” Half Linen Crash Tow- (liellxM. Reg. price tic eHnf—Rep. price 17o yd. July Clearance Sale and Beets in Profusion Given Needy— ee, July e«e price, ee. ... price, |2^/2C Potatoes and Due Later in glte 14x70. Reg. priceteeMcygc Me Cabbage, Turnips ee. July gale price. In. Hemmed All Linen Irish Rock Towel*—All white and Season—Harris Enthused By Work of Amateur Sice 00x00. Reg. price |1.M colored borders. Res. price 3Sc ee. July gate price, ee. $1 Gardeners ea. July Clearance Sale Oflp glte llxll. Reg price 1 price, each and with on. that can be boiled lSc ee. July gale price, ea Included In the, provleion* tops Hemstitched AH Linen Buck distributed by the Mutual to provide a hardy dish. groceries All Unen “Webb*” price 416 ei l. Two more carloads of govern- Towel*—Reg. July ft Aid this morning were vegetable* CraeH and Cheeked IMah Towel* Clearance Sa le price the men ment flour have been unloaded and Z'' raised by unemployed —Reg. price Me ee. July OQ. each 38c themselves In the meadows neur packed away at the armory for *“c first distribution. Clearance gale price, ea... !?. Brookstde. It mkrked the weekly Solid Color, Hemstitched anti has been William B. Hayes, of tlms that such a plan supervisor Malt In. All Unen Hand. Hemmed All linen Buck 6 carried out here. Among the vegc- the Chamber of Commerce office __ Twilled_ Kitchen Towel* Reg. prices $1.00 and I raised In of the Unemployed In his weekly Towels—Reg. tables were nwlss chard, 40c ea. each. Clearance 41. that last week price, July 1A. .11.15 July largs quantities In the meadow* report shows during * Clearance gale price, each Sale prlco, each ... •couplntr nearly an acre of land. two permanent and two temporary i ^William M. Harris, chairman, Jobs were filled the earning wages was enthused and reported that of the temporary Jobs netting $8.50. LADY PEPPERELL SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES hours work was the men are also raising cabbage, Twenty-eight "Udjr Peppcre!!" Sheets and Pil- Bite 78x108 In. Reg. price $1.89 Size 42*3« In. Reg. price 27c eo. potatoes and turnips which will be needed in the Jobs. So far 64 low case*—Plain hsms. et. July Clearance price, July Clearance price, distributed when the season comes permanent and 133 temporary Jobs Sis* 45*71 In. RCf. prlc* l»c «a. 20 C ^ filled Mr of- In, The latter are being raised In have been by Hayes' July Clearance price, of hours J’Te Bite 81x19 In. Reg. $1.89 Size 42x38 Vi In. price 29c Reidvllle. This morning's bags to fice. A total 2,528 earning eachMKl, .>.“»#V price Ref. resulted from the ea. July Clearance price, ea. Clearance Oi — the needy also contained for the $888.25 tempor- 8lse each each ..“ic Boss Of vunla railroad at Baltimore, Md. A five-hour battle, during which all available fire-fighting apparatus in. ea Bite 90x108 In. Reg. $1.59 Size 46x38 Vi In. Reg. price 3«c Republican wan utilized, succeeded In restricting the lire to three piers and a loss estimated at $1,000,000. Note the 8lae 72*88 Res. price |1.18 price July Clearance ea. July Clearance price Archoats playing stream* of water upon the flames. July Clearance price, 1A.t> $1,00 23c Accused each price, each JULY SALE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! .. -i BARGAINS Bay ... Is € Oyster * Col Miller _____ (Continued from Page 1) Not His Homemakers Program Dial throat he decided to-day if a crimo had stomach and on* on his Selling been committed. HI* decision, he and ‘‘rocksd back and forth" In i«: Wed- an effort to make him "come Circus to & 3*1116 will be made known BISSET ——-■ ■aid, Capone At Storrs 24 GRIEVE,• .f HOLLAND, morning. clean." July nesday The testimony came during an Testimony of Dr Otto H. Schul- Marland, Okla, July 19.—(UP)— that Stark all day open hearing which did tze, coroner’s physician, Colonel 5Sach I. Miller, sole survivor and not end until near midnight, a had been kicked, punched of the famous Miller Brothers, Is To Be Held in With Farm and Home Week both smooth Conjunction dramatic, astounding recital of brutally beaten with not negotiating with A1 Capone or rubber hose. Senator Borah brutal, vicious ‘‘third degree" and corrugated other hoodlums for sale of his 101 at State Agricultural College beatings to make an alleged rob- Conflicting tales by various po- Ranch. Left Members one lice witnesses of seeing Stark al- Wing her accused of striking police- Neither does he plan to revital- Differs un- — In wilt Include serlea of talka on man's mother "come clean." most naked and bleeding, lying ize with gangland spoils his famous Storrs, July 3 9 Chancel a Again conscious on the shower room floor economic condition! are leading "The Economic Otulook for the The deputy police chief accused wild west show which failed at from Pace 1.) of the police station. Connecticut farm women to play Farm Home,” by Mies Florence (Continued In testimony by an assistant dls- Washington a year ago. "Unoffi- Had Threats evidence was of extension home economist of Made The given haltingly. new role* In the management Hall, •trlct attorney was Frank J. Tap- cial agents’ ’of the ranchman were to atablllse price* by means of a District Attorney Edwards and Jus- their homes and In community af- the U. S. Department of Agrlcul- _i republican boss of Oyster quoted as saying Colonel Miller proper use of money. I am of the tice Hteinbrlnk repeatedly prodded fair a, Mlaa fidlth Mason, State ture. This series has been designed (Continued from Paso 1) ay, homo of the late Theodore planned to visit the dethroned Chi- opinion that before we return in Sen, police memories after replies of "X Home Demonstration Deader of the to serve as a guide for farm women Roosevelt, police reformer, mili- cago gang chief at the Atlanta the autumn there will be general had but had not decided how much to don't know” and "I can't tell." De- Connecticut Agricultural College In matters of household planning Or the Utter number, 443 tant political leader, one time penitentiary tomorrow to arrange realisation that there must be a seek. nials and changed testimony and Extension reported to-day. and bfadgetlng drulng a period of been Issued funds for automobile of the United States. a sale of the ranch. Service, pronounced expansion of the cur- president even a courtroom threat against The fdrm woman of to-day ii no decreased incomes. travel. Many of these chuckled In addition to the direct relief Tappen heatedly denied the testi- rency. was one robber suspect witness added longer the "kitchen slave" that she A number of talks related to gov- that the government making and construction loans, the meas- mony concerning himself. "The currency amendment at- racket". to the Intense tension. has been so often pictured In the ernpunt are listed. Among these Is possible for them "a big ure apportions $122,000,000 among claims of tached to the bank bill will permit Charges, denials, Four of the 13 suspended police Democrats Start She Is alert to new wrinkles a talk entitled "Where Govern- They boasted that they were col- nil the states for highway work. and past. expansion to the extent of about “frame up," short memories are officers held as material wit- more than ever In- ment. Touches You," by Mrs Ro- lecting motoring funds, driving a This will be deducted rrom fu- in cookery, is 11,000,000,000 United mates bonds direct charges by the supremo order of Justice Steln- and bert Cook of New Haten, president short distance and returnlng'to the ture federal highway grants. nesses by Their terested in family health gen- would receive under this act the court justice that one witness was brtnk. were Detectives Leslie Campaign of the home. In addi- of the Connecticut League of bonus camps. The money they to be They eral welfare circulation In my The money be loaned wijl characterized the hearing. Mrs of privilege. judg- was diverted to food "lying" Pearsall, Harry Zander, Charles M. tion, the modern farm housewife is Women Voters. Ward Duffy be collected raised by the reconstruction cor- In the (Continued from Page 1.) ment, such expansion would of The hlght spots testimony Wesser and Patrolman Harold taking a keen interest In local gov- West Hartford will discuss "Caucus funds, they said. poration through sale of deben- included: considerable help in alleviating an4 questioning Breltenbacker. who ernment and economics because and Convention Uystems In Connec- The veterans’ bureau was pre- tures. The treasury has bought witnesses expect complete pre-conven- * present conditions. Testimony by police The policemen are realises the effects the two have ticut." deal with all the so far offered. suspended tion accord, observers see the pos- she "I must say. however, that I re- paring a Statement to debentures and DlstWct Attorney F-lvln N. Chief and life. Miss Mason be- Members of the staff of Deputy Tappen Hizenskl, sibility of wrangling over the sena- on every day teaching this of author- such reports. They had not pre- The of the corporation Edwards that the police had lore gard $1,000,000,000 question the four held as material witnesses, torial and lieves that the tendency of farm the college will give nature denied them. ail future louns is Detective 111- congreaman-at-largc ised currency expansion merely as viously making public planned for Joseph and Lieutenant Jesse U. May The women to broaden their interests Is lectures and discuss problems as- acting places. “new guard’ is be- a the direction of a desir- Veterans whose adjusted service hotely disputed. The relief bill zenski to "take the rap” for all Marcel of step in forth, Sergeant Chagnon, lieved sure to point out that the an Indication of renewed stability sociated with the beautification two old and for to the house Involved in the case. Hlzenskl, as able achievement. certificates are years provides reports Detectives Patrick Shanley, George candidate should be In for agriculture during a critical home grounds. Other professional to 50 senate. President Hoover of the 58 old victim harmony "The dellnltlon of an honest dol- over can borrow on themAip and tha son year Hutchinson, and Thomas Bonanza, with the workers have been secured to dis- in which Stark and presidential candidate. period. lar is merely a dollar which can be per cent Immediately. All certifi- said he was assured the data would of the robbery and Putrolmen Lunnis and to and cuss child health Food Ray Governor Franklin D. Itoosevelt, In order to bring light problems. same of than two date be confidential by throe others were held, was ox- purchased by the quantity cates of less years kept congress. ■, Xlarry Llljegren. who was the “now guard” choice. clarify the more Important Issues and cheese making demonstrations for until Democratic Leader of tho to escape conviction. commodities today as upon some are not eligible loans Rainey peeled Assitant District Attorney Little- On the other the "old with which farm women are con- and programs for recreational pur- assailed this by Edwards about? hand, guard” agreed previous date. An honest President HooVer signs the Bach- house vehemently in- Questioning ton offered his testimony concern- controls the state and is cerned, the State College has plan- poses will be conducted. ex- He to that Hlzenskl and his definitely dollar Is a stable dollar. It Is a arach bill. His signature was terpretation. threatened reports ing Tappen's alleged attack on to demand of ned a homemakers’ program to be A pageant depicting the evolu- vet- dismissal of South had been in the expected recognition dollar which, when nominated In pected to precipitate a rush of bring about the mother liquor Stark when he was recalled to the Its has held the Institution 24 to tion of the American farm woman the Its strength unless temper at July a contract, does not accentuate the erans to the transportation office. Trimble, house clerk, if Trimble business. They were denied by stand late last He said he with Form and from the Indian days to the night. changed since the Chicago conven- 29 In conjunction early value of that contract by the mere leaders, however, still tailed tv make public the reports detective. omitted It at the ses- In will be by had morning tion. Home week. The purpose plan- present time presented time. Insisted that most of those going when transmitted to him. The testimony by Assistant Dis- Windham lapse of sion because he thought it was so An unusual situation arose at the ning the program has been to offer farm bureau women of or were Trimble said he would seek trict Attorney Martin W. Little- "Everyone wants an honest dol- would return with 'recruits "absurd and ridiculous." meeting at Hartford yesterday and a variety of subjects of Interest to County in the early evening of July at all. "legal advice” before reaching a ton that Deputy Tappen told him lar. We must have, also, enough not going Littleton said he was standing as a result, two democratic state rural women, that they may spend 27. The pageant will be given on decision. Senate Clerk Edwin he had one foot on Stark's honest dollars. In that respect we put near the door of the detectives’ will at least time at Storrs both and the front campus of the college. headquarters operate pleasantly should resort to currency expan- Relief Bill Walts Thayer said he had no intention room in the Mlneola police head- until the state convention. One enjoy some leisure, and Those participating Will be dress- until profitably, sion. I am certain that we must go Washington, July 19—(UP)— of making tl^ reports public quarters on Friday night (the night will be at the office of State make new ed In full costume of the periods the directs him acquaintances. much further In that direction be- State borrowers seeking a total of sdnate specifically Roosevelt Is Not Stark died) when Tappen, came In Chairman David Wilson at Hart- Those the homemak- shown. so. attending fore we are through. We can do to-day awaited the to do "looking very hot." ford and the other at the of-lce ers’ will arrive at the More than 100 farm women are $327,250,000 program so safely. We con go further signing of the relief bill by Presi- "That h the toughest-x ever of State Secretary Francis J. State College on the afternoon of expected to come to the State Col- Start without debasing the currency and dent Hoover. Delaying saw,” Littleton quoted Tappen as Smith in Watcrbury. July 24 and leave on the afternoon lege for the entire week. Severul without danger to sound money. to Wash- saying, "f had to stand with one Chairman WJleon held that the July 29. Women who cannot stay hundred women are expected to at- The president returned (Continued from Page f.) "The reason that. In my Judg- to RACE foot on his neck and one on his headquarters should be In Hart- on the campus for the entire week tend programs of special interest to ington from his Rapidan camp, $60,000 ment, we must do this Is that the who stomach and rock him back and but Smith pointed are to come to Storrs to at- them. The various sessions of the receive reports of eteperts Head, N. H. At Beverly Hills, ford, Secretary Invited and private debts of the forth.” out there would be untold confus- of the as well as public have studied the bill, preliminary Mass, he stopped a short time to tend any programs they may homemaking program Btates have doubled on the a moment before had If such Home Week UJ'ted to affixing his signature. He had REAL CONTEST talk Colonel Edward M. Tappen, ion and extra work for him desire. Children will be cared for others of Farm and with basis of the current dishonest dol- he would It been smiling amiably at Littleton a went through. He pointed while the mothers attend the ses- are to all residents of the said sign to-day. House, a campaign adviser, and at plan open lar through the mere lapse of time. whom he had characterized as his out that a considerable amount of sions of the conference. state. More than 1,000 farmers and The bill will throw into the war Swampscott, Mass, he paused again The public and private debts of the Goshen, N. Y.—