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VOL. LVII., NO. 215 (Classified Advertlaing oa Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, JUNE 11,1938 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS

Cash Parents Bury Their Son FIREMEN’S PARADE CZECH VOTING

SUNDAY ROES THIRTEEN DIE, 40 HURT

DESPITE RAINFALL SPAIN PROBLEM

SWFFPSi

Celebration Of Manchester WHEN STORM

CHIAN(rS ORDER British Disturbed By Czech-

Department’s 50th Anni-

German Virulence As So- versary Gets Underway OF HUGE DRAFT OVER TEXAS VILLAGE

lution Of Bombing Is At 2 O’clock; Provisions HITS^CKERS Officers of Crashed Bomber Crew Sought; Czechs Deffant Fear More Victims Buried

Made For 1,600 Viators. Chinese Leader Issues Com- Beneath , Wreckage Of Praba. Czechoslovakia, June 11— The parade and the other activi- mand For Conscription (AP) —Czechoslovakia made ready ties planned for today in connection Two Score Horned Teiif- today for the last of three Sunday with the 50th anniversary celebra- Regardless Of Family, municipal elections In an atmos- tion of the Manchester Are depart- phere of military preparedness and fying Stories Of Stoni

ment will go through as scheduled under-cover diplomatic maneuvera. this afternoon and evening despite Wealth Or Influence. There waa wide-spread expecta- Told By The Sarriroii. tion that the turning point in the the rain. little post-war republic's future re- At 10 o'clock this morning the Shanghai, June 11.— (AP) —Gen- lations with her boisterous Ger- Clyde, Tex., June 11.— (AP) chairmen of the different commit- eralissimo Cblang Kai-Shek today manic minority and Neighboring tees met at Are headquarters and Germany would come in the next — A slowly-movingr tonui*ai ordered an unprecedented conscrip- few days. after giving conaideration to a pos- killed 13 persons in this W «st sible postponement of the parade tion of men for the army regardless A member of the Czechoslovak that is scheduled to start at 2 of family, wealth or influence. Ad- army’s general staff. Major Rudolf Texas village of 700 last night o’clock this afternoon decided to go vices from Hankow said that event- Broz> In a radio broadcast on na left several missing, injured At ually the conscription would be tlonal defenses yesterday, warned ahead with the plans. least 40 others and shatteNlt All Notified made general throughout China on that any Invader would face a a basis of population of the “chain of machine gun nests along two-score houses.

In order that there might be no our border.” misunderstanding concerning the provinces. The generalissimo, It Weary volunteers searebsd was said, had ordered that It be ap- The broadcast was made as large- postponement Chief Gordon of the the debris today, fearful th«t plied with fairness to the sons of scale preparations were made to Manchester police depai ent on the wealthy as well as ts^ the peas- maintain order Sunday, with more more bodies- lay in the wreck- request of the committee sent out age. ants and coolies who heretofore than 1,000,000 Sudeten Germans will notices to all the cities connected have borne the major burden. have the opportunity to march to Doctors established emep- with the teletype system that the The order. It waa believed, waa the polls as 8,170 communities bal- gency stations in stores and plans would be carried out and re- meant to end existing unfairness, lot. dressed wounds of the injury , questing the police departments to especially evident In Shanghai Alignment of Voters notify the Are departments that where hundreds of young bloods of About 1,880 of the communities some of whom entered to find were planning to be represented wealth are carrying on business and The father and mother of 6- y?ar-old James Bailey Cash Jr are predominantly German. If re- the bexlies of dead relatives on that all plans would go through. are dancing at night. are shown as they attended funeral rites for their only son, victim' cent trends are maintained an over-' the floors. In the meantime the arrange Szechuan Troops Arrive < center) was attended by a nurse whelming solidarity wiU be demon- ^o ranking officers of the e Ight who perished when the storm- ments for the assignment ot the A vanguard of Szechuan Province (left). James McCall, 21 year old truck driver, admitted he was the strated by Germans for Konrad toeaed Army bomber crashed at Delavan, III., were First Lieut Nor- Clyde was isolated severed locations for the different marching troops from far southwestern China sole perpetrator of the crime, Federal agents said. Henleln'a Nazi-inclined party, while man H. Ivea (left), 31. the pUot and Ckipt Richard B. Reeve (right) hours when the tornado tor* arrived In Hankow. It was said to Czechoslovaks wlU show a rallying of Waunakee, WIs. » o >. bodies WM being carried out and down communicatlona lines. —. mlttee, many being accompanied by Only Person Involved. Congressional Group Would Claim Halt of Japanese neutral shipping. It was believed ed dead from the wreckage. their wives. In addition to the Japanese claimed to have cut the BrIUin was anxious to see the Cen- Dollars By Short Weight. One Theory Advanced Is Survivors told terrifying tolas. Pelping-Hankow railway south of tral European problem diepoeed of. Easterling, whose wife waa tOonttnued on Pare Two.) Miami, Fla., June 11— (A P)—A i Give The Director Broad The end of the elections Sunday killed, said: the city, but Chinese said their flank attacks east of the city were (Coroner's Jury was called Into sea-1 automaUcaJly will give Henleia an Hartford. June 11— (A P )—Hart- That Big Plane Was Hit "When we saw the storm comhig. halting the Invaders. They asserted opportunity for demanding an end we went back In the house. I wSk Sion again today to return a formal j Powers On Pay Standards ford's coal scandal today—as Its they had re-taken Palsha, 13 miles verdict In the death of James Bailey te "armed occupation" of Sudeten we hadn't. A1 at once the wind hit. German areas. By Ughtning; Eight Dead. FDR ACTS TO GET each of Chengchow. Cash, Jr., whose kldnap-alaylng waa alleged ramifications spread to The house seemed to fat apart. A. In the land, air and naval battle county and state buildings—brought chimney fell all over ms. 1 fully solved yesterday with an- Washington June 11.— (A P )—A scratched my way out and begad up the Yangtze river. Chinese re- nouncement by Federal agents of (Continued on Page Five.) four men Into Police Court. Congressional committee drafting looking for my wife. She was un- ported that a squadron of bombers detailed confession from Franklin Charged with a swindle In short- Delavan. III., June 11— (AP) — RAILROAD FUNDS sank a Japanese destroyer at compromise wage-hour legislation The bombing plane in which a crew der a piece of timber. Lord, but^ Pierce McCall. agreed tentatively today to give an weight coal deliveries that a'moimt- she was twisted and torn. 1 couldn’t Kwcichih, 30 miles northeast of J. Edgar Hoover, director of the ed to "many thousands of dollars,” of eight perished yesterday "dis- administrator broad discretion In integrated" In the air during a get her loose. I was holding hOT AnKIng. Many sallora were killed. Federal Bureau of Investigation, the four are: Thev also said a Japanese bomber pa.ssing on pay standards. SAYS G .O .P . WILL storm. Major Roy W. Camblln said head when she died.” said McCall admitted he alone was The administrator—to be an In- Michael J. Hussey of Hartford, today on the basis of a preliminary Ralph Short, newspaperman, saw May Ask Congress To Help was shot down when 27 Chinese president of the Hartford Fuel Sup- planes attacked 10 Japanese planes responsible for abduction of the dependent official In (he Labor De- inquiry. the cloud while he was about eight Princeton, Fla., child. Previously partment, appointed by the Presi- ply Ck>mpany of West Hartford and miles from towm. Ii moved very over Tatung, nearby. GAIN 5 SENATORS Major Camblln headed an Army Companies In Difficulties The vast population of west Clhina McCall had told of ' writing three dent and-vonflrmed by the Senate— chairman of the Hartford Board of board which began a formal Inquiry slowly, he said, and ''residents tou Relief; Ralph L. Gezelman of Hart- me It seemed an eternity before It was said to be awakening for the ransom notes and collecting 810,000 would have the final decision on the today at the scene of the crash, a first time to the possible peril of a from the boy'e father. minimum wage to be paid in any ford, oecretery-treasurer of the farm meadow two miles northwest Before The AdjonmmenL The 21-yeagl^ld unemployed truck Interstate Industry. company; Daniel E. Holland, of West of here. (Continued on Page Two.) possible Japanese Invasion as far as McNary Conhdently Predicts Sian In Shensi province after the driver was under guard In a cell When the law became operative, Hartford, a former officer, and He told a Coroner's Jury: expected fall of Chengchow. high tn Dade county’s skyscraper Frank Sterpka. of West Hartford, "There la no doubt the plane dis- 'Jail. (Ckintlnaed on Page Five.) foreman and welghmaster licensed Washington, June 11— (A P )_The Japanese at Sian would be In a Party Will Win' That integrated In the air, either because personal Intervention of Prudent position to cut a flow of munltlena The six-man Coroner’s Jury ex- by the state. It was struck ijy lightning or by NO OUTSIDE AH), “ Roosevelt raised the prospect today from Soviet Russia. amined ''Skeegle's" body Thursday, Prosecutor Benedict M. Holden. stress caused by rough handling by viewed the spot where It was found Many Seats At Least. Jr., whose Investigation led him to of some stop-gap legislation at ibis the storm." Congressional session to help rail several hours earlier and adjourned ENGLAND, BELGIUM obtain warrants for arrest of the Major Camblln said a preliminary GILCETTE A D V IS E roads through an Impending flnun until this afternoon. four men Friday nIghL in court to- Investigation failed to disclose any dal crisis. Whether the Jury actually could Washington. June 11.— (A P )_A day sought to eaUbllah probable "real evidence” that a bolt of light- Oongreaslonal experts on railroad HAGUE OUTLINES determine bow the five-year-old confident prediction that Republl- cause for holfllng them on chargee ning hit the ship, a Douglas B 18 affairs Indicated this would Include kidnap victim died was problemat- FEE QUAKE SHOCK cans would gain "at least five" Sen- of conspiracy and violation of the bomber carrying three officera and amendment of the bankruptcy laws ical. The body waa in an advanced ate aeate thta year came today from statutes concerning sale of coal bv five enlisted men. A wing found TeUs Democrats Oppo$ed Bjr to aUow speedier reorganization of POLITICAL VIEWS state of decomposition after lying Minority Leader Charles L. McNary weight. about 200 yards from the rosin por- Insolvent roads and R.F.C. loans to in the open for 12 days. of Oregon In a blrthda> Interview, Eatabliahment of probable cause Administration To Figli keep other carriers out of bank- McOaU’s Confession No Serioos Damage Report- ‘‘Let's not talk about birthdays." would be followed by binding the (Contlnued nn 'Page Two.) ruptcy. Hoover said McCall insisted he the dapper Western Senator said men over to Superior (3ourt. Informed persona said the Presi- Witt a smile. "I’ve had too many Mayor Tells How His Ma- had not planned to harm the boy. ed In Either Country; of ’em.” Evidence Presented Their Own Primary W i « dent would ask the railroad Broth- The signed confession, parts of They were unwilling to waive ex- erhoods to drop their opposition to which were made public, said Mc- "1 feel sure that certain things amination, and it was necessary for chine Works h Jersey Tor which the Republican Party has GAMES AT RESORT a bill removing existing restrictions Call entered the child’s bedroom the Slight Panic In Brussels. the prosecutor to present evidence. Washington. June 11.— (AP) on reconstruction finance cor stood will again appeal to the night of May 28 and placed two sound commonsense of the American Hussey was represented by Judge tlon loans to the carriera. handkerchiefs over hla face, one James J. O'Connor of Blast Hart- Democratic Senators who faea ad9 City; Is New Jersey’s Boss people." McNary continued by way ARE CLOSED DOWN The Senate Banking committee over the eyes and one over the of keeping the conversation from ford, and Gezelman and Sterpka, by ministration-supported opponents hi once approved the leglaUUon, but mouth. ^ndon. June 11.— (A P )—Sharp earth shock* were felt today In Eng- hla 64 years. Attorney John Bracken. Holland, primary elections received the ad- recalled It when the earrien an- Hoover said McCall 'lifted the Master Strategist who waa not represented, asked for nounced thdr Intention to cut wages Newark, N. J., June 11.— ( A P I - land and Belgium acres* the EnglUh vice from Senatoi GUIette (D-IowM child and walked out of the door Channel. Both followers and foes credit a continuance of bis case that he today to fight their battles wlthdOt 15 per cent. The failroad uniona Frank Hague's ''flnUh fight” against through which he bad entered and might engaged counsel. No action fiiJAipa he bos labeled Communistic TTie West Bromwicn seismograph McNary with being a master strate- PoKce Chief Warns All Opi&r^ outside assistance. The ruddy-faetd,' have since exerted pressure to keep olrried.the child to hla home, about glst. Several times ttli session waa taken Immediately by the courL the measure in the committee. the top spot at the moment registered a-ahock at 11:69 a. m. silver-haired Iowan, victor In hla offldal riffe. yet the Jersey a half mile away, taking about 15 Democratic Leader Barkley of Ken- although the prosecutor began hla week In a heated primary contest^ No Progras Made minutes to walk It. it *’ center of tucky has praised his abtUty to alors At Savin Rock Vio- p t y zujror can’t resist a chance to ^ e disturbance waa estimated as cxaitilnatlon of the other three first. expressed the opinion that vatars After a luncheon conference with united Republicans on crucial votes Bonds for the men last night talk about his first love, politics. "McCall said the child did not 200 miles from here. resent any "outside ln'.^rferBaes.^ the President yesterday. Chairman move at any time he held It and he while the overwhelming Democratlo were set at 85,000, except for Wagner (D , N. Y.) of the Senate Ehren In Federal 0>urt, where he Brusaela reported a severe shock lation Means Trouble. He was the first of the Demoeratin H a defendant In an Injunction suit thought It waa asleep. He entered majority split. Many Republleana, Sterpka, who was held In 81.000. committee reported that Uttle pw g- at 11:57 a. m. which sent people h.Twever. have been frankly critical Senators who opposed PreaSdegt brought by the CIO, American CTvil hla home through a rear door and running from their homes. No seri- Those who testified this morning reas bad been made In an effort to of McNa.-y's failure to speak out os Included Police Sergeant Thomas Roosevelt's court reform program td* LIbertlea Union and others, Hogue said he tried to awaken the child ous damage waa reported immedi- face a primary tesL compose the differences of railroad but found It to be dead. the opposition leader. Rice, deputy sealer of weights and W'est Haven, June 11.— (AP) — ^ an opportunity yeaUrday to ately either here or In Brussels. Typical of hla strategy was his "IVln a baby doll for a nickel” and There have been public offers t f management and labor over the give some open secrets of bis polit- Threw Body Into Thicket The London tremort lasted' five measures; Edwin F. Nelson, assist- amge cut question. ical setup. handling of Republicans during the ant superintendent of schools In other raucous erica of stand opera- other Senate opponents of the court "He picked It up and ran through minutes, catching the city as thou- bitter fight over President Roose- Mr. Roosevelt also conferred yea- the woods to the rear^of bis home charge of business matters, and tors long heard along the Savin measure to form a "flying squadren" He ap6ke proudly of hla sroooth- sands were leaving offices for the velt’s Fe<(eral Court program. Rock Midway were .stilled today. ^ terday with Chairman Wheeler (D., irorklng political machine and at to a glade which be knew and where week-end. Persons on the move Robert H. Fox. custodian at Weaver ol speakers to aid any of the groin Mont.) of the Senate Interatate Nearly everyone expected the Re- High school, where the alleged coal Police Chief Harry Tuttle warn- In primary elections. Gillette said the same time Indicated be knew there waa thick underbrush. He were scarcely aware of the disturb- publicans to lead the protest, but ed all operators of any sort of Commerce committee on a proposal well the fate of other political threw the body Into the thicket of ance, however. fraud flrst came to light. be believed this would be a bosses. they kept silent and let Democrats The charges on which the four games at the famed old shore resort Refused Aasistaace to give the Federal Circuit courts scrub palmetto and ran back home, J. L. Shaw, one of the West Brom- create the opposition. Some Om- original Jurtsdletloa in railroad re- SUta Democratlo leader and a wich seismologists, described It as kccuaed are held carry a maximum that they must qlose down or face "I refused offers from people who about a half mile away.” greasmen said this prevented the prosecution. He acted upon a com- $5.98 Decorated la colora. 8 9 organizations. Vico chairman of the Democratic •'a good, big shock for tha British fight from following partisan lines wanted to come In and aaal^- the .00 Wheeler waa understood to have National committee, Hague waa Isles.” (Oonttamed on Page Two.) plaint from Harold A. Unea, secre- Iowan said. He added that the only' Silk Hosiery (Continned on Page Two.) and resulted in the eventual defeat tary of the police board. Informed the President thst there called to the witness stand by the The sharpest Belgian tremors of the measure. apparent party friction resuttiag Mlxtoree and Plola Ringless, 3 carrier sheer chif- plaintiffs themselvea. From that were felt at Charleroi, 30 miles The ban applied both to games of tn Ormyn and Browns was no chance of putting a complete McNary sponsored olr age pen^ fiom the Iowa contest was -liTita* fons—also semi chiffons and revlalon of the railroad bankruptcy described south of Brussels, but the entire skill and of chance and concession- tlon against outside Interfereneo la H.-9C GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. Underwear service weight. Try this tine ston leglriation, government power law through Oongreos thi« year but hla theories of Americanism and country felt the 'quake In some de- projects, and numerous of their Thrift Week aires draped their atanda In crepe Iowa's affairs.” Briefs, step-ins and pantlea. Por- wearing hosiery and see for Communism and attributed hit war Special Firemen’s gree. ous knit myons in Tea Rooe and yourself why we acU so many that a brief amendment to existinp otter pet projects long before the Sales This' was the only refersaeo ho law might be approved. with tha CIO to tta -radical leaders Brussels boulevards vrere sud- present administration, and pushed ^(Continued on Page Five.) made In an Interviaw to the White. Buy several at this low pairs. Edition denly Uiixmged with frightened VAN’Q SERVICE price. Power For Coorts and repreaentatives.” the McNary-Haugen farm bill Continue in Manchester given to his primary oppoMBf.' ' -I do not approve of any un- crowds. There were a few injuries through Congress twice, only to It waa arranged for representa- Complete History of Man- dus to broken glass. Stores. ' TREASURY BALANCE Representativs Otha W e a i^ bgr MENSUimSNOPI Thd J W . I U L C c o mi tives a t the Senate committea to American groups coming into Jer- have it meet vetoa by Prsildent Harry Hopkins, relief diroctor, and ' 426 Hartford Road STATION Qty-’* H**ue asserted, explain- chester Fire Department Instruments in ths Brumels Ob- Coolldge. i Telephone 3866 MaMPtsma Conn* meet with R.F.C, m work servatory were broken 1>y the Save Your Sales Coupons— Washington. June 11— (A P )—The James Rcoaevdt, aecretaijNicp' 4ff each pair ing that by "un-Amerioan” be He baa been In the Senate stnes posiUon ot the Treasury on June 9: out a btu which would give the meant people “who endeavor to with UiastrationB on Page ’quoJcc. the PreaidenL 1917 and became party ehleftau In Someone will win a brand Receipts 819,433,097.47; expendi- Gillette made it plain that 8 today. T br shocks lasted 30 minutes 1933 after formsr Senator Wataea ha m a toppling chimney pots and putting new auto. tures 825.724.356.96; balance 82i. not seeking re-electioa “as aa aatl- jOenttnued m Page Ylve.). of Indiana was defeated for la- 421,330,500^4; customs receipts for telspbooea out of order. eleetlon. — " li the month 86.312,509.05. Ipoatteaeg oo Pago Twm\ MAWCHk^i EK C V B N l^ RUa ZJD, BCAKOHESTESt, OONN, SATDRDAT, JUNE U, 1988 'i , ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY. JUNE 11,1988 PAGE IHREll a thorough stud]''of the charity lilts Firtt Lieut Samuel Staphanson and I with a view to closer checking up supper hour from 8 t« 7 for thbe* Major Camblin is a member of the cording to * commlttoe deed raeord- HDJ) FOR GETTING on relief recipients and applicants board of inquiry, said it was unlike- who wish to'come then. Tickets ore for aid. It is known that In some WANT TOWN TO BUY aa irosterday afternoon by Town ly that the crash was due to "atruc. SHOTGUN ACCIDENT Clerk Samuel J. Turkington. 28 cents and can be bad from mtm- case* persons now receiving aid tural failure” of’ the plane. He Join- TAX COLLECTION bars of the Society. Only-A Few Japanese "travel' under various names, and Application The Annual "(Convention of the CHARin FALSELY ed Major Camblin in expressing the The following applications for investigation will be made to de- opinion the weather caused the acci- TOUR ACRES' TRAQ New Ehigland (Conference. Luther “Sy termine whether or not these have dent. Bayliss-Plano FELLS LOCAL NAN marriage licenaea were filed this CONTINUES SLOW League will be held In New Haven 'Taken Alive by Chinese — bank accounts or savings accounts MUs Florence Marion Plano, mffmlng with Town Clerk Samuel J. Saturday and Sunday, June 18 and ------. p Is Happy Over It A ll under aliases. In cases where in- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turkington: 19. Rev. Slgfred E. Engatrom, O n e - A c t C o m e d y T o B e P r e - ! ______> Jofian P ^ e s Arrested For formation is uncovered that shows Plano of 11 Plano place, was mar- Leo James Kwaah, 30, etatlatlcal HARTFORD COAL SCANDAL Groop Reported To fie Plan- THE . CENTER CHURCH : SECOND CONGREGATIONAL. president of the Synodical Luther Hankow— ((Correspondence of the-^Uea” Paradoxically, those who intention or evidence of fraud, ried this morning to James Carey WmiaiD Kissman Is fiadly aupervlaor, state -labor department, League, will be the guest speaker. Associated Press)—Offers of bounty manage to survive are well treated, prosecution will result. It was said. Baylia* of 164 Henry street, son of Net Income For First Half (Congregational) Rev. Ferris 8. Reynolda- f f r a m M " W h H ^ n M e m l i f U r • ' ? i o ’ ^ s ‘ ‘ % n d Obtainfflg Money Under and Anna Elizabeth Ryan, 25, clerk. Rev. Watson W’oodmff ______I The District Chorus will sing. We equivalent to six months’ pay per I I Japanese spokesman at Shang- • In the Palmes case, information BRINGS FOUR INTO COURT ning To Ask Town Meet- Mrs. William Bayllas of 26 Belden Paul Eugene Hublard, 27, con- trust that many of our Emanuel Mrs Cell* niv rurroii . . Th gTand-' Dodd says the idea nlso ha!^ taken was furnished the charity depart- street. New London. The ceremony CTilklrea's Day Prognun-a* captlve SO far have failed to tempt 5 " i "ithout an apparent gray root in some foreign lands e s p e c i a l * Wounded As Neighbor tractor, and Nerina Lucille Vlchl, Appears To Be Far Below Morning worship, 10:80. Children's 10:48 a. m. •* folk* wlU plan to attend at least the 4. 1 ^ 1 Japanese officers were In Chinese False Piretenses. ment by telephone, and this led to ifContlnued from Page One.) was performed at St. James's 25, bookkeeper. Sunday afternoon meeting. Duchess of Mex will pla>‘ one of hair—la happy over commerciallza- , ly among A m e rlc^ abroaiL*****” investigation. mg To Vote Purchase. church at 9 o'clock by th* rector. Day. Decoration—Baptiama exer- Prelude—^Andante—Be'ethoven. ! I P^dicted none would be. the prindpal roles in the one-act ; lion of the day. , Tha story of the day’s^undlnx 1« cises by the church school. Proceaatonal Hyttm.’ The members of the (Confirmation I He added the explanation that ail comedy. Let It Go At That,” to be , The woman who founded; In ,1910 the tale of a young niother InsnSad penalty of imprisonment for eight Rev. William Reldy at a nuptial Lifts Loaded Gnn. Fifty Per Cent Of TolaL (3Iaas are invited to enjoy a lawn (Chinese statistics on Japanese officers were sworn to the Samurai year* and six months, high mass. Prelude—Andante Grazloao ...... Invocation and Lord's Prayer. presented at the guest night recital fho d^y to "remember father” is by the sacrifices of her owm fatfer FaUllnf to ralM a 1750 bond, party at the parsonage on Friday prisoners of wrar. code which demands suicide by HREMEirS PARADE Prior to the court session, Mr The^ bridal attendants were Mrs. - - ' ...... Mozart Anthem— “Shepherd With Thy However, the few Japanese taken of the Lillian Gertrude Grant E x -; Mr.s. John Bruce Dodd, a graduate who reared six children after hte JaUan Palme*, 55, of 280 Bumham It is reported that several Inter- Tenderest Love.” evening. Come at 6:30, or at least hara-kari or otherwise when cap- Holden, admitting that he could not Clarence Miller of .Ridge street as Fifteen BB buckshot were r* Prooeaalonal—Rejoice Ye Pure In by 7 o'clock. alive—probably not more than 100 pre.s.slon Club at Whlton Memorial.'’^ Chicago Art Institute and now ' wife's death, on an eastern Waahlnx* ested persons, West Sldars and resL Tax Collection*, although thsy Responsive Reading. ture aeema sure.) Hail, Monday evening, at 8 o’clock. | pro.ildent of an undertaking ! ton farm. ' atiaet, arreated lata yeaterday on a learn how far the alleged fraud had matron of honor; her cousin, Mias moved from the back of William O BITUARY Heart all told—have reason to be pleasant- dents of other section* at the towm, Gloria Patrl. In the (Chinese Red stronghold, This comedy by Essex Dane is the I *»Wibljshmcnt. The young Mrs. Dodd, wife of t h ir fe of obtaining money under DESPITE RAINFALL gone said he had learned that on Virginia Borello, and Mlsa Margaret Kissman of 112 Highland street ye* have held up fairly well through the Call to Worship ST. MARY’S EPISOOP.4L ly surprised at their treatment. For a a falae pretenaea, remained in the lo- are seeking to have brought before Fathers, Bring the Little Ycnan, north Shensi, the two or prize play in the New Jersey State |- " '" ‘ ‘iK' dM4f-Halred Mrs. Dodd .'nsurance agent, was irked by the one day, Dec. 16, 1935, delivery Squatrito as bridesmaids. 'Walter flrat days of thla month, are still Anthem—Heart D ivine.... Dvorak Rev. J. 8. Neill, Rector they are considered as subjects for cal JalX awaiting trial scheduled for tickets for 102,570 pound* of co^ a town meeting the question of puN tsMay following an unfortunate ac-^ DEATHS Children—Barbara Sadrozlnakv. three Japanese prisoners have the Conte.st for One-Act Plays The 1 forivard to the June 19 ob- songs of the day — “Everybody (Oontlnued from Page One.) chase by the town of the tract on Bayllaa of New London waa best mao cident in which the latter received causing concern to members of the sentation of Children for Bap- Baptism. political reformation rather than freedom of the city. In Sian. Han- Mat Wedneaday night. Palmes, had been made out for the State for bla brother, and tha ushers were tism. as hated enemies to be punl.shed. ______servance in many part.s of Uie world ' Works But Father” and “Father the west side knuavn as the “four nearly the full charge of a shotgun J Thomaa Bennlion Board of Selectmen, who have on Dedication Prayer, Dr. Rockwell H. June 12th—Trinity Sunday. kow' and Changsha, where there are ...... ‘— " ' 28th Fatljer'a Day which she Dear Father, Come Home With Ma Who la repreaented by Attorney Capitol, although none of this coal another brother, Robert D. Bayllas, ipon.se—I Think When I Read Sarmond TOwers, was taken into names of members on the reception acres", a piece of land now owned sheU to hU back at his former ' Thomas Benniaon, 73, of 42 Elm some occasions lately taken actiuuj Potter. 9:30 a.m.—Church School. Men's I •^*’*'’®** I handfuls of others, the Japanese are envi.-iaged in' nWmory of her own Now”. " actually had bean delivered. The and Ector Glovannlnl, cousin of the in an attempt to enforce economies. That Sweet Story—Mias Robin- Bible Class. vlctory^at Taterhchwang In early ; kept In enclosures. Nowhere ha.s eaatody yesterday on complaint of committee that appears in the gen- extra tickets,” he said, were sent by Clheney Brothers, and last month bride. home, 319 Gardner street. terrace, long prominent In fire de- Precious Jewels—Choir. father as "an! occasion for quiet ' Wants Official Status eral story of the department print- offered by the firm to the town for According to figures recently ^ven son, Mlsa Irwin. April, (Chinese spokesmen announced trlhutr in churrhes and in homes— Town Charity Superintendent to Ernest C. Perry, Capitol supers The bride who was given away by Kissman, a stationary fireman partment circles here and through- Recitations and graduation exer- 10:45 o.m.—Holy (Communion and there been reported any manacling She says she was inspired to ed in another part of this issue, spe- $18,000. The Board of Selectman, out by the Tax Collector, some 82 First Marshal—George Lundberg cises. Sermon. Sermon topic: "One (3od.” !ei) or evidence of torture. a day of sacred background.” QCOtgc H. Waddell, who affirmed Intendent. bar father, wore a gown of white employed by Caae Brothers, had out the atate, and a former Cheney tured and were being brought to create the Father's Day tribute dup. that Palmes, a town aid recipient cial invitations have been given to who received the notice from tha taken a week off from hla work to weaving mill loom fixer, died at 10:30 per cent of the total amount to be Second Marshal—John Douglas. Offertory—Moderato— Mendelsaohn 4:00 p.m.—G. t". s. Admission The Hankow prisoners said they “(ilfth .Slake .lohs” Ing a Mother'* Day sermon. She Mr. Holden also had said that, owner*, were told that they might aatln with train,-and Queen Anne taken In by the towm In taxes this Doxology. Hankow to disprove the common be- Mrs. Dodd thinks the nation-wide alBee IMS, had, in'December, 1935. widows of former chiefs and also to besides the city schools, victims of lace collar. Her veil of allk UlualOn move his furniture to hi* new home last evening at the Memorial hospi- Monday, 8:00—Royal Circle. The Service. The Rev. aifton H. Brow- had no complaints. Their quarters *ugge*ted it to the pastor. He en- have the first refusal of th* land un- year has already been paid, giving Kings Daughters annual meeting. Hymn lief that (Chinese "take no prison- I were as clean and comfortable as • commercialization" in business ad- been the recipient of a relatives' the wive* of the living past chiefs, the alleged fraud Included the and ChantUly lace feU from a tur- . Highland street. Nearly ail tal following a long illness. er of New Haven will preach. -S ers.” couraged her, but ahe could get only baqueat of 82,600, but failed to re- tin To Osmival Grounds til June 1, but In view of the un- an apparent over-collection of 2 Election of officers. Benediction (3:00 p.m.—Highland Park Sun- I those of their captors. But they did vertisements of her idea—even the two names to her petition to Um county Jail, the welfare department ban of aatln. Her bridal bouquet *y™**“ ''* bad been taken to A charter^ member of Hose and Although the "1.000” taken at jocular ''buy it for dad and let him port the fact and remaibed on town After the parade crosses the rail- certain financial ouUook, the Board Ladder Company No. 1 of the South per cent on taxes for the first half. Tuesday. 7:00—Choir rehearsal. Postlude—Batiste. day School, al.so. 7:00 p.m.—Eve- not expect to see their homes or Spokane ministerial _ a.ssoclatloa. and West HarUord public schOoU, voted to place the letter on file waa of caMa lUlea. The matron of Highland street .and early yeaterday Talerhchwang has been reduced pay the blir type—"has doi^a real Charity roils, continuing to accept road trucks and swings east onto in addition to the Capitol and State Manchester Fire department be However, it was revealed by the Wednesday—Annual outing of the Notes. ning Prayer omitted). families again. Later, the association adopted tho. without Uklng any decisive acUon honor waa gowned In peach-colored morning Kissman and Stephen Gan- collector that of this 62 per cent, The annual strawberry supper, successively to ”700” and "600” . good.” . f poblle relief. -North Main street, the marching Office buildings. lace over aatln, Queen Anne collar kofskle, his former neighbor, were waa a former lieutenant in that Men'i club at Ernest Bantly’s cot- Monday. 7:30 p.m.—OlrU Friend- Several, Interviewed In their idea. It immediately received na*1 'According to the complaint, TTie land, which la now used 26 per rent of the< money paid rep- aponaored by the Women’* L ea^e ly Society. newspapermen here have been per- native tongue, intimated they ex- “It has focused arttcntlifb, on ob- tlon-wlde publicity. 00 bodies will proceed to WUllam and The Involvement of Hussey raised and floral tiara with ahoulder length In the kitchen cleaning up. Gankoi- company. He was also a past presi- tage, Coventry Lake. Leave church mitted to see and talk to only nine servance of the daY” she c^iment- Palmes has, since 1933, received Summit streets, the Are apparatus somewhat for athletic purposes by resents not half payments, but full 4:30, 5:00 and 5:30. Bring lunch. will be held Wedneaday evening, Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.—Boy Scouts, pected to be executed eventually. The International I ather** 1^a3T% the question of his status as head of local teams, is bounded by Cooper. veil. She carried an arm bouquet of akle picked up the loaded gun which dent of the State Firemen's Asso- Jiine 15, from 5:30 to 7:30 at the prisoners. ed. “and best of allnt—hrfS crested 91 ,083 from the town. In Febru- to be parked along Woodbridge the board of relief. •• ciation. tax payments, or, an advance pay- Sports. Election of officers for next 7:30 p.m.—Intermediate Choir Re- Others said they would be shot if association waa formed, and Mra. Cooper Hill, Cedar and Pleasant Tallaman roae*. The brideamalda was standing in a corner of the ment of 13 per cent on the taxes for church. The presence of a half hundred they ever managed to get back to Jobs in making gifts for the nation's | Dodd was its president for ary, 1936, he deposited $2,000 in a street until the end of the parade. Mayor Spellacy announced that wore lace dreasea almllar to the year. Everyone out! hearsal. J , - fathers.” many HaMord bank, but of this -amount streets, and actually contains 5 4 room and the charge waa accidental- He came to Manchester from New the coming last half. Subtracting The Men's 509 club will meet at prisoners in the Shensi capital, their own lines. There has been no years. She now is honorary prest* When the end of the parade has he would submit a copy of the prose- acres, It waa stated. On It Is located matron of honor, with tiaras of ly fired, the shot ricocheting from Hartford in the early 80 s to become Friday, 6:30—Troop 7, Girl Scouts. Harry Rylander'a cottage, Andover Thursday, 6:30 p.m.—Girl Scouts. Sian, is confirmed by neutral ob- Her moments of greatest Joy, dent. ctdy $100 remains, it is said, the gone over the railroad tracks the cutor s report to the Board of this advance payment of 13 per Cent serious suggeatloi). of an exchange of the old Ctooper Hill school. now uied flowers and arm bouquets of Briar- the wall of the kitchen to spray a loom fixer for the old Union from the total paid, It appears that Mias Jessie Hewitt, captain. lake, Tuesday, June 14 at 7:30. Wednesday. 3:3,0 p.m. — Girls aervera. These and othera, includ- pri.aonera. Mrs. Dodd says, come from the sp- The No. 1 project of the aasoidas - rakt having been drawn out. Palmes tire apparatus will be driven to Hil- Aldermen Monday night. The board cliff roses. Saturday, 9:30—Troop 25, Boy Friendly Candidates. f.>r laat night refused to say what he Bf a paint shop. Kisaman's back. Manufacturing Company, later en- the net collection for taxes this half ing a score or more of airmen The (Chinese say they are trying preclatlvc expressions of fathers tlon now is to win offlclol Uongreoe- liard street where a parking place «t>“ ey to office end has The ceremony was followed by a tering the employ of Cheney Broth- Scouts. Mr. Irwin scoutmaater. ST. JOHN’S CHURCH Sunday, June 19th, 10:45 a.m.— brought down behind the (Chinese who have been remembered. hdd done with the money and it is has been provided. authority to remove him. The Board members, at tha time Kissman was rushed to the Me- amounted not to 2 per cent more to "educate” their prisoners politi- slonal recognition of Father’* Day., of receipt of the letter were of the reception for 75 guests at the Ital- morial hospital where anti-tetanus er*. He retired from active work than half of the toUl tax for the Cradle Roll Child. Shirley Eaton. Rev. Joseph ZIeba Manchester Lodge No. 73 A. F. and lines, total less than 100 whose ex- .Songs Irked Her A resolution to designate the third.- planned to conduct a search of his The marching bodies will then go cally—convince them that their \ A fed rose for the living and wlilte iKMe. His aged mother was moved opinion that the price asked, $18,- l«m clubhouse on Norman street. serum was given and fifteen of the six years ago. year, but actually to 39 per cent for Exerclaea by the different church A. M. will attend the Morning istence haa been establlahrd by in- commanders had misled them and Sunday in June waa Introduced lit to Hilliard street. Tickets will be 000, is too high to consider, and it Is Those In the receiving line with the He leaves one daughter, Mra. school departments. Sunday, June 12, High mass and Service. 4:00 p.m.—The Rev. A. dependent observation. for the dead are the tokens of the Congress by Rep. Charles Leavy of.-. from .the Bumham street address shot removed. His condition was re- this half, which, to even accounts that Japan couid not defeat China. day. Observances are held now on lakt night to a convalescent home. given to all that will be good for NO OUTSIDE AID, understood that present backers of bridal party were the parent* of the James' Deardon, of 42 Elm terrace should have shown a 50 per cent in- Dedication—The minister. Closing sermon at 10 a. m. Jepson of Warehouse Point will Off the record, (Chinese officers The plan—yet to be tried—1s to Spokane. the dinner that will be served. bride, the mother of the bridegroom ported good today and is expected preach. In court last night Prosecutor the plan to secure public purchase to be discharged in a few days with whom he lived. He also leaves take. In short, the tax collection for statement by the marshal. Liitnia choir rehearsal following admit that few prisoners are taken send the "educated” Japanese back The rain will not in any way affect and the uncle and aunt with whom high moss. , alive because of hatred engendered Oaorge C. Lesaner asked for the of the land are of the same'opinion Fortunately Kissman had turned two sisters, Mrs. Mary Gill and the period, which normally ehould H)rmn—Faith of Our Fathers to their comrades so that still placing of a $1,000 bond, but this the serving of the dinner as it la be- GILLETTE ADVISES However, it Is felt that this sum he has made his home here for many Mrs. Sally Grant; both of Philadel- have been 50 per cent of the amount Benediction 2 p. m.—Catechism. by what they call "enemy atrocl- others can be “educated. »Ir*. O lla DIx Carroll call for a court trial which woulA- ing prepared under cover and there years, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Donahue his back at the moment the charge 3 p. m.—Softball game with Judge Garrity reduced to $750 on represents an "asking price”, and W'as fired or he would have receiv- phia. There are also two grand- due in total, showed only 39 per Postlude—Marche ...... Guilmant break into the Judge’s vacationT reemest of Attorney Bowers. Mr. is ample apace for all. The dinner (Oontinned from Page One.) of Henry street. Westfield at the Buckland field. action takes place in Mr. Maa- GRANDPA’S CORNERS that it might be lowered by nego- ed the full force of the ricocheted children. cent taken in. All other meetings omitted for HEBRON Little bits of consideration for oUl*I-‘ Palmes has been long known as a committee has planned to take care The bride's gifts to her attendant* 7—Monday. Bugle and drum church for several weeks, but has aerenc'a den at 2 a.m.. following the er people makes living here at the'.' of all and on checking the number Roosevelt man or tiation. Whether or not a special bbt m the upper part of his che-st, Funeral arrangements are in Officials have declined to make the day. tenden, B. A., Wellesley. 1936, New collector and player of drums, and a conservative town meeting will be sought on the were rosary beads, and the bride- any prediction for collections dur- The Week corps rehearsal. had to lay off for a time. John I. bail which .has been in progress at Tomorrow is going to be Chil- Comers more worthwhile than tot- of returns that had been received at Democrat." groom gave to his best man and The loaded gun was kept in the charge of W. P. Qulsh. Services Hebron girl students at Windham England Regional Scholarship the Masserene country hopie. baa been in comparatively poor question Is not known, but«today will be Monday morning and burial ing the coming period, but It has Monday, 6:30—Chib Pack. Mr 7:30—Monday, Adult Polish class Olson of Manchester has completed some places. headquarters this morning at 1 1 ‘Tve fought too long for progres- usher* hand-made leather walleU. kitchen for use against High achool. Wllllmantic, who took Award, Optain and Stroke Wellca Cast in the role of “Mrs. .Mas- dren's Day hero in the church, and health for some time. It is under- plan* were being formed to have preying in St. James's cemetery at 11:30. been felt that retrenchment la nec- Lynn, Cub master. Ths Tuesday aesaiona of the Sew hla part of the contract but there ley crew, four years; Rev, Jamea Mra Ruth Hypoe haa been (lean- stood that the bequest he is said o'clock there was an estimate of slim and liberal democracy,” he said. Mr. and Mr*. Bayllss will leave late chicken hawks. ing claaa will be omitted until fall. part in the style show at the school serene” is Miss Mae N. Belllveaii of a apecial program has been got up 1,600 visitors to be taken care of. the matter brought up at the Octo- essary unless a large deficit is to Saturday. 6:00—Troop I. Girl Thursday afternoon were Marie remains considerable work yet to be 8. Neill, B. D., Harvard. Episcopal ing houae and ha* finished the aea-';' to'have received came from a rela- auiette made ber town meeting at the latest. today for an unannounced wedding appear. Collections on delinquent 7 p. m.—Friday, Cecilia choir rC' done before the church can be Hartford, who engages "Jarman,” by Mrs. Bitsallnda Turner for the The dinner is being prepared by on his return here was at the office trtP' the bride wearing a white Scouts. Mlsa Emily Smith, captain Smith, Laura Jones, Catherine Rich, Theological school. Cambridge, played by Esther S. Pitkin, as a de- sonal work. Other* who have beeiU tive who Uved in East Haddam. With tax Income uncertain, and tax bills have been encouraging, and hearsal instead of Wednesday. formally opened. occasion. Ail of the young ones In doing it are Mrs. Orton Cleets, M n. ’ _ The arrest of Palmes marks thei the Oak Street Qnll. Each person of Postmaster-General Farley, Na- sharkskin suit with wine acces- Meet at "Campus” Supper. Golden 9 a. m.—(Children's Polish school Elsie Hills. Mary Hooker, Bessie Mass.; Caroline Moeller Neill. B. A., tective disguised as a maid. The coming through the gate going into possible deficits on appropriations, sories. CHILOREN'S PROGRAM T U n e r a L S several fairly large back bills have Eaglet presentation. Hardy, Beatrice Porter. Rose Wolfe, Mias Stanlle Johnson waa a vial- M. D„ (Mrs. J. S.) Hunter College, the town have been given some- Boaz Whitten and Mrs. C^ilinp" ffiat result of a recently Inaugurated^ tlonal I^mocratlc party chairman, town officials have not encouraged been settled. tor In East Hampton for a day or play concerns the theft of a dia- loeal campaign to halt what has we section of the grounds of the Note* Each girl exhibited wearing ap' N. Y„ Woman's Medical college thing to do, which seems like Bailey. The do<;tor's wife, Mr*. F, . Orford Soap company, where the who had wired congratulation* and hopes that th* land can be bought John Waddell n iE SALV.ATION ARMY two thla week at the home of Mrs. mond brooch worn by Mrs. Mas- Hector GItnk haa got as for oa the hosn called “ relief chiseling." promised every support In his cam- this year. Tile funeral of John Waddell who All men attend the last meeting Adjt. and 5Irs. George E. Ansoomli parel made by herself. Marte Smith Philadelphia, Penn. serene, and when "Jarman” selects wasted effort in a way because they AT CENTER CHURCH of the Men’s club on Wednesday C!atherine Rich, showed spring suits (Element Wall. The courses will include tutoring all are up to something whether or downatairs, and la waiting to finish , paign against former Senator Les- SUU^, proponenu of the acheme Tuttle-Porterfield died Thursday will be held at 2:30 five ladies out of 600 guests as sus- that until her husband gets arounff.*^ Board's charity committee conduct Mia* Roberta Mary Porterfield, thla alternoon at his home, afternoon and evening. Week-end Meetings Mary Hooker also showed a suit, Bradford Smith, son of Mr. and for secondary achool and college pects. the atmosphere becomes not anybody give them something have been provided with dinner ter J. Dickinson, the Republican recreauon 59 Mrs. Edward A. Smith, writes that to cleaning up the cellar so he won’t •• nominee. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Robert Cooper Hill street. Rev. James Dr. Woodruff leaves on Sunday Saturday, open air meeting on and made the announcements. Elsie board examlnatloha. There will be chilly, and Indignation runs high to do.'But of course putting on a ticket* will be admitted. cemnuttee received a $20,000 appro, Appropriate Exercises To Be he is enjoying his experience., at the aS program is a form of c/jneerted mis- track dirt up to the kitchen wlieB To Protect Area Gillette said he had no White priatlon,pnaiion, and that a similar srantgrant 178 Oak Grove street Stuart NelU, rector of St. ilary's CHURCHES afternoon for Beloit. Wisconsin Main street at 7:30 p. m. Hills exhibited a .silk dress, Bessie morning classes with Individual at- each denies any knowledge of the l^ om e the bride of Burton Held At Momins: Services; where he la a state delegate to the East Lyme Engineering Camp, con- chief which they enjoy twice as it's clean. While the tire apparatus of the House -appointment although Presi- y*"" *"•*•»* be Episcopal church will conduct the Sunday Hardy a achool dress and tea apron tention to a limited number of boys. brooch. The guests quostioned in- Superintendents In Charge. service and the bearers will be National Ckmncll of Congregational Beatrice Porter, a school dress and nected with the Yale School of There will be every opportunity for much. They will be singing and re- Boaz Whitten’s dog "Pumphoil* P e rs o n a l N o t ic e s Manchester department is taking dent Roosevelt told reporters he ex- devoted to land purchase, at least 1 ^ Mr* TALCOTTVILLE 9:30 a. m.—Ckimpany meeting. clude Mrs. Hexway, played by Miss citing. and the Rev. Wiggly Dobbs to pBrt. Uiula J. TutUe of 21 Hudson street George Johnson and Thomas Mur- and Christian churches. |>Iouse. Laura Jones a school dress. Eninecring. He is helping with ex- recreational advantages. The site is Rose F. DeMonte; Mra. Beverly- die” caught two woodchucka yester- part in the parade provisions have ^*nL**' *** Iowa winner. CONGREGATION.AL CUt'KCH 11:00 a. m.—Holiness meeting. will give an appropriate sermon. He day, which ohowa how l»en made by the four companies of a ceremony at 3 o'clock tRi* aft- »>« observed phy, representing Ward Cheney The girls all wore their own handl penses by waiting opi tables. The on a beautiful little gem-llkc lake, Joncs. the Bishop’s wife, played by prevalent' President Roosevelt's announce- Rev. George W. Stephenson, Fastor 2 00 p. m.—Hospital visitation. camp is on a small lake and there is the. only non-child that will take these animals are. the South Manchester Are depart- Home o f Congregational church Camp, United Spanish War Veter- 2:30 p. m.—Band on the march. work. surrounded by woods and fields. Miss Bella Silversteln; Allvia Rom- Pumphandle" is RESOLUTIONS ment of the tentative itinerary for MANCHKSTF-R AND VERNON are plenty of opportunities for part in tomorrow's service. a o ‘called because he wagr his tail ment to take care of any still alarms hl^i western trip next month dlsclo*. THIRTEEN DIE, 40 HURT A R«v. Oeotke Sunday morning at 10:50 with ap- ans; John 'Tierney and James Mun- PARISH 3:00 p. m.—Park meeting. Loren M. Lord wil hold an auction Fawn Brook, outlet of the laks Is ney played by Miss Ann C. De- sympathy A. Tuttle of Monterey, Maas Services of Sunday, June 12: sports of all kinds. The annual strawberry festival right up and down Instead of aide- that may come in during the time of ed he would go into four states sie, Sr„ from the Foresters of Amer. Methodist Episcopal 7:00 p. m.—Open air meeting. Wednesday, June 15.. at 11 a. m. at one of the most beautiful streams' in Monte, and Elizabeth Claud played Stephen McAdam the parade. -Hie bride will be attended by her menta of the church achool from the 10:45— Children's Day service by M1.SS Dorothy Gray attended a re- over to the Whoop Owl quarter ways like moat dogs. Wfco 41ed Sundar» May It, 19JI. Once lea, and Samuel Brown and Peter Rev. William T. Wallace, 5Ilnlster. 7:30 p. m.—Salvation meeting. hla farm about a half a mile south the state. The place la situated on by Mias Libby Glazier, all of Hart- where administration supporters in alster, Miss Doris Porterfield.^ and Mndergarten to the Intermediates member* of our Sunday school. The ception at the Middletown High went off in fine style Wednesday Mfln death haa invaded our midat It la expected that there will be WHEN TORNADO SWEEPS J. Smith, neighbors of Mr. Wad- During the Week of Hebron Green on the Hebron- Meeting-House Lane, which con ford. The mystery of the man and Crops here is coming up by leap* to tho Heavenly Home a many visitors in town this after- tMt*^*"“ ^“ ®re facing primary con- Gordon O. Tuttle will be beat man program under the direction of dell. music: with a big attendance. Dovey Sunday at Vernon: Monday—Cub meeting at 6:30; Amaton road. He haa 10 accredited school Thursday evening. necU the Bolton road with Gilead the woman seen in Mr. Masserenc's and bounds with plenty of rain and 4aarly boloved brother. The golden noon. While the firemen are being for hl.s brother. Rev. George Tuttle low r***’*'**''* uperintendenta fol- Burial wlU be in the East ceme- Prelude—"Marching Onward” .... Stench sure knows how to put on warm weather to snatch them up- «Jt«way to the K te^al City has been Theae Senators are Barkley of OVER TEXAS VILLAGE 9:30 a. m.. Morning worship serv- Scouts at 7 p. m. Holstein cows, 6 veal calves, a mow. Three tables were in play at the atreet. It is about two mllea north "dressing room” lends an air of such affairs in a real appealing , o|^ad wide to welcome him to the entertained and fed at the grounds who win perform the ceremony will tery. and Corporal Danny Shea will ...... Wilhelm ice with the minister Ir charge. Women's Bridge, held Thursday wards. on Hilliard street many others are tontucky, Thomaa of Oklahoma, Offertory Anthem— "God Fills Ail Tuesday—Ckirp# Clidet class at 7 ing machine, horse rake, plows, har- from Hebron village. There will be spice to a plot already piquant with manner, which was appreciated by ,Jftw Joruaalem. He waa a true friend (Oontlnaed from Pag* One.) use the aingle ring service. ^ in chaige of the firing squad and Sunday at Manchester; rows. some lumber, ox yokes, har- afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary swimming, games under supervision, suspense. Over in Coon Gully last n i^ a Atwaya ready to assist In the expected to go to the carnival Thomaa of Utah and McAdoo of bride who will be given in KrTEmach^e??^"^'"' buglers will sound "Taps.” the World with Beauty” ...... The regular aeaaion of the Church p. m.; Girl Guards at 7 p. m.; Band all who attended. The atrawbcr)1es they held a final party of the season ' California. Welcome to You. Charles Bader practice at 7:30 p. m. nesses, etc., the acct^mqlBtlon of 50 E. Mitchell. Mrs. Charles P. Miner etc., for afternoons, with- a co The junior and senior members of ^•Ware of his Comrades. grounds on Wmiarn street. The hit. father will wear ...... Loreni achool will be omUted. The chil- was big and sweet, and the whl{)ped in the district sch«wn earth, 10:45 a. m„ Special Children’s Day ing at 2 p. m.: Y. P. Legion at 7:45 tioneer apd there will be a caterer Pendleton holding second place. Re- Central Ckmnectlcut Art Center at cuits wasn't none of this ready- our beloved and respected •Ittlng In a big brovm bowl.” accaasories and corsage of white Recitatlon-”St.ra''. 12 00—Sunday school. freshments of cake and Ice cream of Rockville composed of Raymond teen who come out for the occaticn, home and he having been a until early thla evening with the CALL JURY TO RETURN roses. Her attendant will wear a Peter Brown 4:00—Junior C. E service, with the Sacrament of Bap- “ m. to furnish lunches. As Mr. Lord is Marlborough Green. Table board will made Junk, but wna real honest-to- In the mad daah for aaTety were served. Mra. Miner will enter- Kunlckl, violinist; Henry Butler, besides the children, was Miss Jay- and faithful Comrade in our awards of silver cups to be made at white suit with white accesaorics ... Marshall Merrlam 7:00—Y. P. S. C. E. tism, and a pageant entitled "The Thursday— Strawberry Festival giving up farming everything must be under the direct supervision of goodnesB home made. It l» likely belle Garrick, nn old maid school the William street grounds. ‘" ‘ o one email cellar Song— A Thousand Stars". be sold. If stormy the auction will tain the club next Thursday after- Mrs. Neill. 'cellUt, and Mariette Fitch, pianist and 20 In another. 619 North Main street was held Wednesday afternoons from 8 to (Children’s Hour", presented by on the lawn, 4:30 to 9:30 p. m. that anybody that went to the fes- teacher who used to teach over to W# lUaolve to tend sincere con- VERDICT IN CASH CASE ‘"'’' ““ H*' Tb« parent* of D -^o*" Strickland be held the next fair day. noon. will play several selections. tival with the ides of having so- MXoaoes to his family and that a Llat of the Known Dead l»th bride and bridegroom will aa- Recitation- ' Helping Out”, from the home, this morning at 8:30 5 o'clock, through the month Of members of the Church school. Friday—Holiness meeting at 7:30 the Gully almost thirty-year* ago. Mpy of these resolutions be sent to The known dead: and from St. Bridget's church at The Week m.; Songster practice at 7:30 p, Mrs. Harold Gray accompanied Mrs. Aaron Schwartz spent a few called strawberry ahortcake which (Ciontiniied from Page One.) alat in receiving the guests who will Lowell Chapman June. Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson are PRIVATE Pretty quick the Tax Collector is hortayed family, one to the local ARMY IS PROBING Mr*. Margaret Roaa. include the relatives of both fam- 9 oclock. Rev. Frederick Clark Monday, 7 p. m„ meeting of the Miss Teresa Vincent, school nurse, days in New York this week. is only strawberries on sponge going to have to get after the CM papor and one drafted on the min- Recitation—"Come Again”, at home at the parsonage to tha Finance committee. •too of our Club. McCall was quoted as saying he William Jamea de Spain, 4 . ilies and close friends. conducted the services* at the to Salem Tuesday evening to attend Hebron Congregational Ladles' cake, the way they fix it in the or two people here who always let _ Elizabeth Yueel people of the parish. 8 p. m„ Important meeting of the Aid society will give a strawberry WILLINGTON York, Pa.—Mary Yoke received a cities, would have been drug dowm BRITISH-AMERICAN club. INC. w™' S E“ terling, about 40. The young couple will make their Presentation of Diplomas. * church and In St. Bridget's Ceme- the graduation exercises of the such things go until the last nilh- CRASH OF BOMBER abandoned house Mra. J. F. Bonner, 75. tery. Wedne.sday night at 7:30 the mid- Church Council- A full attendance ZION LUTHERAN. supper Tuesday evening, June 14. at diploma from York Catholic High to the Double Dam brook and David Maxwell. Pres. where he planned to North Elm street, and l^m ary Department, Mrs. Louis High and Cooper St. grammar school In that place. Mrs. ute. Even with hard times It's no ______^red D. Baker, Rec. Seo. J. E. Graham, 55. Marte: week devotional service will be held la urged. Gray form«;rly lived in Salem and the church dining room. Besides Mrs. Ernest Tycker of Rockville school at a "commencement” ar- drowned by. the angry throng. (Continued from Page One.) keep the boy until the $10,000 he will be at home to their friends aft- The bearer* were: Leon Djmlckl, in the church assembly rooms. You Tuesday. 6 p. m„ members of the R*%'. H. F. R. Sterhholz, Pastor. ranged for her alone. real excuse for letting this go by, MSOLt'TIOM op SYNP.iTlIY for ransom was paid. Mra. J. B. Graham, 65. er June 15. Both attended Man- Flag Bearers. Joseph May, John Gayaon, Paul waa^a graduate of the achool. She strawberry shortcake, etc., there and Mrs. N. M. Bumnp of Lunen- George Pliiggs’ young son, Hora- because we here at the 0 > m * » Jea* Rutledge, 26. are invited. (Church School Board will meet at will be baked beans, ham, tea and She couldn't attend graduation tio riuggs, will take part in tomor- Samuel Ford who tlon of the wreckage was not seared tn to offer help chester High school. The bride has Joan Bader, James 'Vetrano Padelskl, Frank Kaydls and WlUlam Festival of the Holy Trinity. enjoyed very much revisiting the burg, Maas., were visitors of Miss haven't really seen no hard • * May u, m s. Once Mr*. Jeaa RuUedga, 24 Friday night at 6:45, the choir the home of Mark Holmes to enjoy exercises for her class because she row's Children’s Day service even by lightning, he said. to McCall yeaterday as he was been employed by the F. W. Wool- Announcement by Genevieve Ubert Karvell*. an outing at Columbia Lake. Church .School at 8:30 a. m. scene of her former school days. coffee. The supper will be served We been eating and sleeping Ulta «ath has Invaded our midst Melvin Kplffen, 17. First Year Leaders will have their weekly rehearsal. Senator Bingham’s son, Mitchell, from 6 to 8. Jennie Church Wednesday after- lay 111 at home—stricken with In- though he was stung on the nose by Md to the Heavenly Home a The broken bodlea of the fliers transferred under heavy guard from Jamea Johnaon, 18. worth company, and the bridegroom Wednesday, 7:30 p. m„ choir re- Service in German at 9:30 a. m. noon. fantile paralysis. always, right through this depres- 4w ly beloved brother. The golden wore removed laat night to Chanutc r a i headquarters to the jail and nandles circulation delivery for the Gustavson hearsal. Text of sermon: Maitth. 3. 13-17. also Dr. E. W. Butterfield were The Rev. H. R, Keen was a vlsl a bumble bee yesterday. He is sup- sion. So long aa weed* grow and 'f- ' BMSway to the Eternal City has been M. E. Sullivan, about 65 Second Year Leaders. speakers. Mr, and Mrs. Clarke Ruby return- So Bishop George L. Leech car- posed to give a little essay on Field at Rantoul. 111., where the ^ k e d on an open charge—"Held Two unidentified men Manchester Evening Herald. Thursday, 2 p. m„ the annual Theme: Was lehrt die Schrift von tor at his home in Greenwich for a ried the diploma to her. Much to her they’* cow* to be milked a,nd chick* •poned wide to welcome him to the plane took off for a return flight to for the atate attorney.” Chapman. Norman Huey meeting of the Women’s Home Mis- der Helllgen DreieiniagkeitT 1, Die Hebron Grangers redeemed their day or two this week. He also at- ed thla week from a trip to various "The Sting of Death,” which he Is. en* lay egga we’ll alwaV* hav* a wuaalein. He wae a true friend Third Year Memory Work places. They went to Indianapolis. delight, he inscribed his blessing in it seems, well prepared to talk ready to assist In the the home ha.se. Lowry Field in Den- Joseph Hilliard, the youth's atrock their car*. The two ma- $1.00 DOOR PRIZE SUNDAY AND MONDAY sionary society will be held at the Bibel lehrt deutileh, dasa Gott eins reputation as soft ball players at tended an alumni gathering at her year book. Job out here in the country. Walfare of hie Comradea. ver. Taft-Ti-ueman Presentation of Diplomas and Bi- 1st un Weaen. aber drelfaltlg in Per- Ind., to the auto races and on the about. father-ln-lsw. said his family want- chlnea were found hundred* of yards bles. FOR .MEN home of Mrs. Clarence Taylor In the twilight game Wednesday eve- Berkeley Divinity school, New Ha- Wh«r««». the All wl>. and Vlcllim of Crash ed 'to see Justice done,” from the bodlea. Mlsa Beatrice Audrey Trueman, THE NEW Long Hill, Andover. sonen. 2, Die Bibel lehrt femer, ning with Tolland Grange. Hebron ven. way stopped to see the world's Justice of the Peace Ozzie Bux- Full of fefugees, Chengtu, r*(np:, M rclful Maat.r of ihe Unlv.r.. haa daughter of Mr. and Mra. Samuel Junior Department, Mra. WaUon The Hanseatic League, a union no'' O pt. Richard "The boy has ndned two families, The storm did not strike the busl- daas nur der drelenige Gott der battery included the Rev. B. A. Albert W. Hllding was discharg- greatest mine fire at New Stralta- ton is going to the shore for the i* taking the place of,Peiping and beloved and respected Rankin of 77 St^rweather street, oodruff; Schoepfer und Urheber unseres of German seaports, attained great coming week so will everybody •rotoer home and he having been a B. Recv«f, 36. Waunakee. Wla.; First his and mine.” Hilliard added. He nesn district. $1.00 DOOR PRIZE SOUTH (CHURCH Lewis oa pitcher and Jutes Reblllard ed from the New England Baptist ville, Ohio, a great sight They went Nanking in the cultural life of th* Lieut. Norman H. Ives, 31, Los An- wUl be married fMs afternoon to Douglas Cheney Hells 1st. 3, Die Bibel lehrt end- on south through Kentucky and power in tha 14lh century. please not do nothing that would Chinese nation. Club faithful Comrade In our Bald hla daughter ”never expectf to Juat past the cemetery, about 100 Joyful, Joyful. We Adore FOR WOMEN CIRCLE Methodist Episcopal . aa catcher. The score waa 9-3 in Hospital and reached home Thura- geles: Second Ueut. Thomas Lang- «ee him again and ahe wlshea noth* Francis EmanusI Taft, son of Mr. lich. -daos der Hell nur denen zu favor of Hebron. The game waa day. He will have to give up active TennesMe and the Smoky Moun- I Banolve to send alncere condoN “ ^1 building, Rev. Earl E. Story, D.D, Minister tell wird, die an die Helllge Drele- ben, 27 Galveston. Tex.; Staff Sgt. mg more to do with him.” which virtually waa demolished, Md Mr*. Ralph Taft of 97 Wood- 2 — BIG HITS — 2 played on the Amaton Lake field. work , until he haa had time to re- tains which are grand. The enjoy- •BOOS to his family and that a copy of Edward F. .Murah, 32. Denve^r- laiw street. The cqremony will be a l r i & u . Tboma* Johnson Inlgkelt glauben. O m ratolntlona b« a.nt to tha b«- state Attorney Q. A. Worlsy pre- there waa no trace of the etorm NOISEMAKERS ANP 10:45 a. m.—Morning worship'and Hebron Library has received from cuperate. In the meantime J. Banks able trip also included Atlanta, Ga. »*• »• « fsrallv. on. to th« local oaocr Corp. William H. Housley, SO. Stlll- The tornado auddanly lifted and performed at 2:30 o'clock at the LAUGHS A.VD THRILLS The teachers in Wllllngton. Union, pared the case for presentation to a funny hats With the Fighting sermon. Subject: "The Reality of Mrs. Jean Tyler oi Hartford the Jones is taking hia place on the **™i**^ ou the m in ute, o f special Grand Jury Monday. He In- apparently blew Itaelf out. Talcottvill* Congregational church .1 Religion”, with Dr. Story preaching. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN gift of one year's set of National rural mall route. Tolland and Mansfield gave a party •ar Club. A violent electrical, rain and hall by the paator, Rev. George Stephen* Leathernecks! for Mrs. Walter Day of Wllllngton, /. r:. 11) r. r s r o r i o > r . i r s british-amehican club i .vc dicated he would ask the Jury to Turkish (STrl, Irene M o ^ o " The music will be furnished by the Garden and Winter Streets Geographical Magazine. Mrs. Tyler Very attractive folders have been 21. y ila Grove, III.; Pvt, George L atorm accompanied the wind. son who will use the single ring Southern Girl, Come snd Make Merry I South (Church choir. Rev. Kart Richter, Pastor. assistant supervisor of schools in David Maxwell. Prea. Huntsinan. 23. Kankakee charge McCall with murder and kid- Dolly Smith is the daughter of the late Elisha received here thla week giving the Fred D. Baker. Rec. Sec. 111 service. The Offertory. “MARINES 9:30 a. m.—Church School. All those towns who next year will Capt. Hugo P. Ruah, who with naplng-both capital offense* under Lewis, a former resident of Hebron. program of Fawn Brook Farm Florid* law. The hrld# will be attended by her ..Intermediate Department, Mr* ARE HERE” classes will meet as usual. 8:50 a. m,. Sunday school and Bi- She makes the gift in her father's teach Engll.sh at Windham High FDR ACTS TO GET ble classes. Alf. Lange, superin- Tutoring Camp, which la being school. She was presented with a cousin. Miss Eleanor Prentice o f Wlllea. With 6:00 p. m.—Epworth League. iheraory. The magazines are valu- opened June 20, continuing through Lydall atreet, and Wan. Taft, broth- Intermediate Speaker, JUNE TRAVl.S 7:30 p, m.—Evening service. Ser- tendent. silver tray. A poem was composed 10 a. m., English sem'lce. able for reference purposes and the to August 5. The faculty la made up New Method laundry by all the teachers and read by Miss er of the bridegroom, will be best' m GORDON OLIVER mon: "Rellgibn as Completeness of gift is appreciated. RAILROAD FUNDS Tonight Life” . This sermon is built around 11 a. m„ German service. of the talented family of. the Rev. J. Mildred MIrtl. man. The ushers will be James Speaker. N. C.' Johnson haa been under the Stuart Nelli of Manchester and (Oontlnnad from Page One.) Prentice and Douglas Taft. Ruth Wheaton some thoughts that came out of the The Week aim ax (Chapter. Order of Eastern 6 l-9 9 A LB A N Y A V ,ErP ^ ^ Q ; ^ H A R T F O R D X O N N ^ Tuesday at 8 p. m.. the Sunday weather for the past week aa the re- Hebron, aa follows: James S. Neill, The bride who will be given in recent session of the Conference. Star, held a dessert party Wednes- The Week: school teachers, and Wednesday at sult of a lame back. He haa been at Jr.. Trinity, 1940. Robert R. Neill. . C /S l o A S , Federal courts greater power to marriage by her stepfather will 7:30 p. m., the Senior choir will work on the interior of St. Peter's Trinity, 1941; Caroline Neill Crit- day afternoon. Thursday evening overrule objections of mlnoritim In Monday, 2:30 p. m. — Embury the chapter had a plnr»,» . . . * i Indeed willing, but the flesh is weak, Traffic on many roada has reached Mlsa Dorothy Fregin of 128 Welle the (Church. 8. E. Oreea, Mlnlater cribes. The supreme test of service Again JesUs went on into the gar- C. D. Small of New London gave ice that includes all ent as ever to (jet to__ street entertained 15 of her claaa- Orchestra “ ZAMBOA.VOA” the lowest ebb of modern time*. Ep. No. 11, “Wild West Daya" Saturday, 1:30 p. mt-Meii'* a u b is Indeed what friends will do In the den and prayed with the same a talk in Windham High school matea at the Barnard school laat Outing at Highland Park. Swedish Morning Worship, 10:30. Wednes-lay on safety driving. He flat pieces ironed and park at ycidr favorit " The major roada reported a deficit COUNTY SPORTSMEN evening. The party waa held at the English Morning Worship, 11:00. hour of real trial and trouble. Will earnestness. Again He returned of $106,000,000 In the first quartar 6:45 p. m.—Choir rehearsal. and found them sleeping, and the showed motion pictures on the Byrd beauty salon.. ‘ ' home o f her grandmother Mri. John Sunday School, 12:00. they stand by one, or will they do Antarctic expedition. plus handkerchiefs. of 1938. A aubstantial portion of Zimmerman of North School atreet Notes: third time also. The disciples had The Children's Day program will English Evening Service, 7:00. so only BO far, failing and" dropping the total railroad mileage already ROD AND GUN GUESTS The taye and girls played a num- Tuesday evening Rev. Gustav faUed Him, for before there waa Fr& k Boswor.'h held an auction This suits my family la in receivership. J ____ be held next Sunday at the regular out as the test becomes more acute? time for recovety, Judas appeared today (Saturday) of household ber of lively games and enjoyed a Arell, Miaaionary from Turklstan We speak often

4- TOtJR MAyOftmiiiisK EVferrWQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ SATURDAY, JUNE IT, 1988 lUNCBESTBR EVZNING HEBALD, HANCHBSTER, CONN. SATOTDAr, JUNE II, 1938 things, that a IroAt many people situation. It is in the Christian ^bmri^Mitpr say, or do, she would have had to church. “I Told Them All About ’That in Three Words” tioD. the Senate waa In receoa imtll b« held at Savin Rock, New Haven, stop pla)dng, not only with Johnny, Yet the fact remains that this Monday. . on Friday, June 24th. by Spaulding Frazer, counsel for SPANISH WAR YETS LUTHER BROTHERHOOD the CIO-ACLU and dean of the problem of deciding whether to take EtintUtg iHtraUi but with almost everybody. Some Peeksklll news Item made headlines Yesterday, the Senate approved a Ten Name* Reoetved. j action which might offend not only measure intended to modernise the New Jersey law school, he went into PDBUSUSO BX THB people do Just that. They are aolely *nd' only because it la an ex- How Farmers May Use Ten young men from Rockville a discussion of the political power CZECH VOTING in.surgent Generalissimo Francisco TO OPEN VEHRANS KAU> PRINTING COMPANT, !& known as hermits. bankruptcy laws and a bill liberal- and Vernon have filed their names PLANS LADIES’ NIGHT he holds. ' ' ' Franco but his dictator allies, Adolf It SIimU Stract traordinary thing Indeed for a TO PICK OFFICERS izing retirement benefits under the with Mias Helen Underwood at the Shortly after he began his two Hitler and Benito Mussolini Mancli—t«r. Conn. Kxcept, perhaps. In a very remote Negro to get an even break with civil service law. Selectmen's office for enrollment In Chamberlain Is likely to watch rCRQUSON F H A Finance Plan hour stay _on the stand Hague VBOUAM wmy, they do not Influence dally li/e the CCC, July first enrollment. Ad- SUNDAY ROILS clo.sely the progress on the Insurgent CARNIVAL NONDAl^ Oontral ManaK*r white men. even in an association John G. Echmalian Of State' agreed with Frazer be was leader r«aad*4 Oetobar 1. itit because they are not t part of It. of pastors—and in the North. ditional names will be received. of the Jersey City and Hudson drive on Castellon De La Plana and The following questions and an- r (Ql Must part of the loan bo used Ofltoers Named. Trade School To Be Guest Valencia which, if succc.ssful, might , PmbMsbat Btoix £v«nlng Rxcapr Had Mary known Johnny when swers explain how farmers may use . lor repairs and construction ? Auxiliary Also To Vote For county "democracy,” and when I and Rolldaya b'ntarad at tba The newly elected officers of the Speaker On Tuesday. aaked If he held the same position SPAIN PROBLEM render attacks on shipping less nec- —flea at Manchpater, Conn., aa he was younger, and before she had A BONER the Federal Housing Administra- (A). Yes. Such construction and 20-40 club of the Rockville Method- essary. Will Be Held At Main And , repair must involve at least 15 per ROCKVILLE for all New Jersey replied: lend Claaa Malljdaiiar. heard him swear, she might have tion to finance farm property. Leaders At The ConTen- ist church are as follows; Chairman, "I sometimes think 1 am.” (Continued from Page One.) Both the prime minister and the I cent of the loan proceeds for labor Marie Waltz; vice chairman, Viola foreign secretary, mindful of the .ti _ B0B8CRIPT1ON RATES remlndeil him that he was "getting On June 2 we printed in these "Ladles’ Night" will be observed He nodded hia head when Frazer (Q) When did FHA begin thia and materials on buildings. The Tyler; secretary, Mildred Koehler- Fear of disorder at the elections crisis which arose three weeks ago Maple Streets During Cm Taar br Mall ...... —rrilAOe to be" a bad boy. .She would have columns an editorial taking issue phase of its operations? at the regular monthly meeting of asked if he was "looked upon aa Par Moatb br Mall | .10 ' borrower may be employed by the tion Held In Hartford. treasurer, Lois Beebe. such." May 22 and May 29 was given as at the time of the first Czechoslo- J^la Copy ...... remembered him as he was. But with Welfare Commissioner Fred- (A) On May 16, 1938, under the i contractor at customary wages, or The club plana to open Wesleyan tho Brotherhood of the t Emanuel the rca.son for the partial mobiliza- vak elections, arranged to keep in • • * « • « • • • • $ . Dt 1938 National Housing Act Amend- All Hold a t y Jobm. Next Week. BaliTarad Ona Taar • • • • •.». t a.od Johnny also Is as he is. Johnny will eric C. Walcott on a. statement • material may be bought from the ST. BERNARD’S SCHOOL Hall on Saturday, June 18th as a Lutheran church next Tuesday eve- tion of Czechoslovak troops May contact with the foreign office over ments. borrower at reasonable prices. Some time late Frazer questioned the week-end. member of the associated he pretty much as men always have which he was supposeJT to have I Hartford, June 11.— (A P )—Offi- restroom for visitors and the gen- ning at 8 o'clock. John G. Ech- Hague about ward leaders In Jer- (Q) What kind of farm loans will I (Q) What are the initial costa in eral public. Luncheon and candy __ PRESS made at a meeting of the Connecti- the FHA insure? GRADUATION SUNDAY malian, director of the local SUte sey City and asked him to name Describing the state of Czecho- Tfif Aaaoclatad Praaa la aaciualvaly been. I thia type of transaction ? cers were to )>e elected today at will be on sale during the day. Trade Sch(x>I, will be the speaker slovak fortifications. Major Broz de- The annual Veterans Association aatltlad to tho naa of rapnblloatlon cut Medical Association In New (A) Mortgage loans on farms for I (A) The FHA charges an ap- the 35th annual encampment, of the them. The mayor, counting off on af all nawa diapatobaa eradltad to It When Mary grows older, say and his subject will be "The Fine his fingers, went down the list of clared tho ring of machine gun THREE LEADERS TO BE Carnival will open for one week London, concerning the operation of financing the construction or repair I praisal lea of $3 for each *1,000 ' ar not ottaarwiaa eraditad In thia twenty, ahe will find new things of farm homes-and buildings, buy- O ^ rtm en t of Connecticut United Exercises To Be Held Tomor- Art of Rug Making and Its His- twelve wards. All but one of the ncsta extended deep into the Interior Monday night on the Eldrldge lot par and alao tha loral nawa onb- the Social Security Act. I the appraised value but not I DR. POTTER TO ASSIST tory." and were supplemented by natural Kbad baraln. that are disagreeable, and the mem- ing farm property, or refinancing I^Panlsh War Veteran.^ session held row Afternoon In Church; leaders also were Identified as hold- Main and Maple street with another I than *10. The lending lnstltu'W«,-, Membera of the Trade School or- ing official city or county Jobs. defenses which "dictate to the GUESTS OF SYMPHONY All risbta of rapnhilcatlona of ory of Johnny saying "Damn it!" We have Just received from Com- present farm mortgages will be in- I may charge an 'Initial service f«i the Hotel Bond, and by the Aux- The Program And Graduates spaolal diapatobaa baraln ara alao ra- ;h ' chestra will play several selections "We take good care of them,” he enemy the path he must follow In fine array of rides, booths and vari- missioner Walcott a copy of a let- sured by the FHA provided certain ; of 1 to 1 >i per cent o f the original iliary. AT NORTH END CHURCH entering our country." lanrad. will hardly trouble her. She will. In requirements are met. .and C!arl Bolin, a member of the lo^ said when about half way through. ProRrams To Be Presented At ous kinds of outdoor entertainment ter written by him to John Pear- loan, a.s well aa appraisal, record- Committees for the department cal Camera Club, will display pho- Judge William Clark, counsel and It is true that airplanes are a usually associated with carnivals, * Full aarrloa ellant of N. E A Sanr. fact think back on that time as an tQ) Who may borrow under these ing. and title search costs approved Rockville, June 11—The gradua- ' laa Ine. son, regional director of the Social new farm provisions? submitted their annual reports and tographs taken by the club. A gift spectators Joined Hague in laughter. dangerous weapon against tnir Bu.shnell Park Shell In Wed- A short parade will be held on age of comparative innocence, by the Administrator. tion exercises of St. Bernard Somlnary Leader To Be At fortitications, but one must renicm- (A) Farm owners, farm tenants, Uie resolution committees submit- win be presented to each woman "And all oL them have been nesday Night Series. the opening night with representa- „ Mambar Amartcan Nawapapar Pnb- much to be desired over the trou- Security Board for New England, IQ) Are any property standards tryJ Its enactments. Delegates were Parochial School will be held at St. 2nd Congregational Church present and membera of the her that when targets are os small - Babara Aaaoclatlon. and prospective farm buyers pro- required ? associated with" you politically for tives from the Army and Navy club, blous days' of her twentieth year. containing an abstract of what the also elected to the National conven- Bernard’s church on Sunday after- For Service Tomorrow. Brotherh(X>d are urged to bring a many years?" Frazer queried. as maehlne gun nests the danger is Announcement waa made today t vided they have good credit stand- (A) Yea, buildings must conform YDVA, DAV, USWV. BWV, VFW ... PablUhtni R«pr«scotRtlTM: Th# commissioner did say at the Medi- tion. noon at three o’clock. The class guest to this meeting. "I can say I raised every one of reduced to a minimum." from the office of the Federal Music And when she is forty, she will ing and Reasonable ability to repay to quality standards satisfactory to and YD club taking part led by n ^ IttUnt Nfttbtws Special Afeocy<»New the loans. A banquet was to be held by the will receive Holy Oomraunlon at Rev. Dr. Rockwell Harmon Potter The program la in charge of them,” Hague answered, laughing Project that three guest conductors band. ^ Tgrk, Chicago. Detroit and Boaton. dr^m again of the time ahe w'as cal Association meeting, and declar- the Federal Housing Administrator, (Q) What constitutes a “farm’’ veterans and auxiliary at 2:30 p. 9:15 Mass on Sunday morning and of the Hartford Seminary Founda- Evald Erickson and his Personal again.. RKITISII .VKE WOKRIEI). will appear with the Hartford Sym- twenty, and the world of that age ing that he had been seriously mis. and the project must be considered All members of the association 1 M»MBER AUDIT BUREAU OF under the FHA plan? m., in the ballroom, closing the the following hymns will be sung, tion will assist at the Sunday morn- Service committee. Including Rev. "And you are at the head of all London, June 11.—(API __ New phpny Orchestra, unit of the WPA will operate the various rides and CmCULATIONS. quoted in the public prinU. economically sound for both bor- 35th encampment. "O Come Greater Spirit", “A Mes- K. E. Erickson, Arvld Gustafson, of them." Frazer remarked. Fcde-al Music Project, within the will In turn seem very much liner (A) Real estate capable of pro- rower and lender. ing service at 10:45 at the Second central European danger signs to- concessions during the week, clos- In view of the abstract In the ducing *350 annual gross income in The encampment opened Friday sage from the Sacred Heart' Con^egational church, when Chil- ArthurHoaglund, J. Albln Johnson. "I think I am,” said Hague, mayor d“ y gave another headache to next few weeks. The Herald Prlntlnc Company lnc„ and less complex than ahe finds It (Q) What arc the benefits to the Arthur Larder, Oscar Johnson, Ru- Paul Stasscvitch of New York will ing on Saturday, June 18 with a Ammee no ftnanefal reeponalblllty Pearson letter, and the manifest kind. cash, or rent from agricultur- evening amid a colorful background "Mother At Your Feet la Kneeling' dren’s day will be observed and 14 I for nearly a quarter century. "I harassed British diplomats contin- at forty. If she is of a discerning borrower under the FHA plan? "Loyalty Pledge” , "I Need Thee dolph Johnson, Carl Noren, Ernest don’t know for how long. They conduct the orchestra in the open- Kiddles Day program. All rides on typorraphleal errors appearlnv in al uses or deriving 25 per cent or (A) Longer repayment periods, of American flag.s and Spanish war children will be presented for bap- uing their search for means of in- that day will be at half price on ths hcvertieements tn the Mancheeter sort, she will plainly aei signs of fact that Mr. Walcott at no point uniforms. Leon E. Loomis of New Precious Jesus,” “Little White R. Peterson and j-h n PoLson. Re- turn you out In a hurry sometlmca." ing program of the season on June • nnlav Herald. more of its rental or capital value definitely established interest rates tism, and classes will graduate suring Spanish Insurgent respect afternoon of the final day. national and International deca- even touched upon such activities from agricultural uses or capacity. Britain, department commander, Guest", "Holy God We Praise Thy freshments win be served and a for the Brillah merchant marine. 22 at the Municipal Shell in Bush- ______and charges, a single mortgage, from the different departments. social time will be held. nell Park. Hartford. Plans have been made to Install a as PWA or WPA, either directly or (Q) From whom is the money made the opening remarks. Name” . The program by the cHlIdren and Germany’s sudden virulent anti- o SATURDAY, JUNE 11 dence now, where once such consid- periodic repayment dates, no hidden The program in the affernoon Alexander Thiede of Boston will greater variety of booths with the by inference, Md that he confined | PROTESTS borrowed? la It loaned by FHA? charge.s. Inspection of construction. General Edwin E. Lamb, city the list of graduates follows: Czechoslovak prc.ss campaign on the erations never even entered her (A) Private lending Institutions controller, represented the mayor will include the Processional, BIG TANKER ANCHORED eve of Sunday’s municipal elections appear with the orchestra on June popular merchandise booths pre- himself absolutely to those elements (Q) Must a borrower under this Not a Preacher—RIchard Bowers. 29 as guest conductor when the so- dominating. HERE’S LOOKING! head. At sixty, she will be thor- such as banks, building and loan plan live In the home? and extended greetings from the Rosary, Presentation of Diplomas; The Rainbow’s Ends — Joan pertlirlMKl officials as they pre- Awarding of Prizes. Sermon; Bene- HAGUE OUTUNES loist will be Carl Zeise, ’cellist of All ex-service men who plan to oughly disillusioned by a lot of of the Social Security Act with associations, and life insurance (A) Only when .a farm home Is city to the convention. Greetings Henry, Nancy Bowers, Susan Schal- pared dos.slers on bomb-ahattered Manche.ster's greetings to diction, and Receasional. IN NEW LONDON HARBOR that city, formerly with the Phila- work on the carnival concessions are the I things and may even be, slightly which his official duties brought companiea approved by FHA ad- financed with a loail amounting to were also brought from.other patri- ler, Donna Rae Farrand. British freighters for Prime Minis- delphia Philharmonic. vance the funds. Federal Housing The graduates are as follows ter Neville Chamberlain and For- asked to wear sendee caps. “ Visiting Firemen." cynical. him Into contact, the report sent more than 80 per cent of the ap- otic organizatlon.s and from AdJ. Cleaning House—Charlotte Wor- POLITICAL VIEWS On July 6 the guest conductor wilt Administration acta in an Insuring pral.-d audi- AS A COMPROMISE railed- reamland has been convert- Pany, proprietors. lassies d.pped Into Information: More than a few Con ences. Instead of coming directly Lolq Hlckton, Barbara Swain, Game operators first ran Into dif- Bo, to the VIslUng Firemen who of a sanitary device controlled bv ed into a verdant park, ami other Bertha Klbbe, Corrine Kellem New Haven — One hundred and here, she first went Into New Eng- (Oontlnued from Page One.) ficulty at Savin Rock early this t ^ y are to give us the rare treat them, would seem to provide little spots along the .Mas.ses’ Seashore forty-two student.s who played or land summer theaters for practice Anita Stevenson, Isabel Grezel, •spring when the police closed down have been cleaned up. - ...... Broadway Managers Expect Phyllis Gebler, Lucille Kellem, rt a whale of a big firemen’s parade, encouragement for the principal managed varloii.s w-inler athletic work. Then she found an excellent the administrator v/ould appoint all Bingo stands which had been do- But for the most part, Coney teams at Yale w-erc awarded either part in a good play, "Golden Boy," Sylvia Robinson, Ethel Lltz Charles ing a flourishing business. here a to a smooth ni|i and a late figures tn the Waterburs’ scandal Island is exactly as ahe has been all boards for every nation-wide Indus- Loomis, Earl Beebe, William Bren- recall and no casualties at all. Bot major Ys, minor Y’s, Freshmen Sl-’H?'??'’'' :,s Flood Of Actors When which liad a long run on Bmarlway. try. Have No Chance Spiro was a minor personage In these years, a gaudy harridan rlg- numerals or other insignia. nan, Raymond Hlckton, John Lines aaid that under (Tonncctl- tom’s up. n?ng silk i Steel has produced lA But, where .Ml.ss Farmer differed These boards, made up of repre- Ked up ill the worst po.ssible taste ••r,h u , 1 technicolor a brief film telling the ^ m l s , Francis Brennan, James cut statutes any game played for a the Icgtalative crookednes.'’, and tho Board of Trustees from most of the movie stars is that sentatives of employers, employes Jones, Earl Beebe, Primary Depart- sanitary bill’s promotion la only a ^ e portrait is the same; ihe hot of the Hartford college of law- elect- The Fall Season Opens. she went looking for a good play and the public, would be charged prize was Just os Illegal as Bingo ed Farw-ell Knapp, former assistant ment to Junior Department gradu- and that authorities had no choice dog stands, the soft drink and ham- rather than a star role. Her role with fixing the minimum wage and ates, Phyllis May Gebler, Lucille THE WORLD, OR US minor part of the proceedings upon urger countera. the popcorn and t ^ commissioner, as president at in "Golden Boy," while an excellent but to administer the law with Cl that, ue thought, was , the country’s steel eet to know fhon the first of ;hc Indicted she doesn’t want to return until she loved it.-i pnnual party Thursday of any industry was too low. Metnorial Service Sundav. very same law. as these games are that kind of talk is awful. You’re accustomed cleiinllncss, and row-s ot has a movie script that she thinks evening at the Lodge of Mr. and Rising Star Lodge. No. 49, I. o now being closed I believe It was JXTson.s to have hi: case dis[H>sed of. iicw-ly-planted trees may take the Matters Undecided always saj-lng things Ilk j that now. la a good one. Her preference is Mrs. Crow-ell, in the Highlands. A Still undecided waa whether these the only fair thing to do— the same If this case provides any criterion place of ilei-ayiiig billboards w-ith buffet supper -WB.stservod on tho Sill Rebekah lodge treatment to all. Just being around near you and General and Mrs. Payne. ' something of the calibre she had In boards, aa demanded by southern will hold their Joint memorial aeiw- of what la to follow u wi|, .screeching posters.'"i;ntll then, w-c I The patient with a tendency to- "A Farewell to Arms." lawn to abotrt forty guests, includ- Ice on Sunday afternoon at the I. "XXX The playing of any game i playing with you since I came to ward profuse menstruation may find (I'erslstent Told) Senators on the conference com- prising Indeed If non,. „i the ac- can take Coney Island for an eve- Frederic March, who fle1. S w in g Is N . G. or damp, nerx’ous strain, worry, an around the rock garden w-hlch Is USE GAS FOR TRUE THRIFT more ewear words than I ever knew ting cold unless the room where 1 failure of the play, "Yr Obedient local economic conditions, prevall- R.I''®! speaker will be same law that Bingo waa closed un- opening for them. There w-ius something psyeho- unsatisfactory expression of the Just putting on its "summer finery.” der. Whether it Is Bingo, a game of before. Tm not going' to piny with Health and Diet mating urge, and being forced to sit i.s unusually warm. I get cold to Husband." In which he starred, says ing wages, taxes and other factors Edwards, pastor of palhlc. of course, in the sight of the bone and have to |lh to bed to that he will be on Broadway again Croquet and volley ball created Methodist church. A bridge or Uddle-de-wlnks the same you tiniets you stop! " stand for long hours. wUl serve to quite .a lot of amusement, not to when fixing wages and hours. .some twenty-three thousand Jit- increase the difficulty. warm up again. Then start to per- next .season with another new play. Senators Ellender (D., La.), and three link floral piece will be plated law holds true, or whether the Mary was right: In the short even bre.\k . news terbugs getting noUlly enthused Advice say excitement, for the volley ball nt the crossroads in Grove Hill game is played in a home, or some By OR FRANK MoCUt The treatment to be used must spire and often have a hard time to When "Yr Obedient Husband" Pepper (D., Fla.), the souUjern con- Three Reasons time she had known Johnny she had over the sounds made by a half get the perspiration stopped. My failed after a run of only eight per- game pulled In aa many ladles as “ '® Sraves of m^m- organization, bazaar, fair or any Why The All Gas Kitdhen Is Best:— 'Vhen the Peeksklll Pa.«tors’ As- of course d«i>end upon the Individ- gentlemen, and the "oddr were so forecA suggested that classlflcaUons teamed a lot of disagreeable words. dozen swing bands early In the ual case. When the trouble is due nerves are bed. Please tell me whet formances March took it with a be made of small and large units In oers In other cemeteries will also other place, and regardless for what sociation. sonsl.sling of five white morning out on Randall’s Island the PROFUSE .MENSTRUATION la best to du " laugh for he Inserted an advertise- even” each side Is wondering which he decorated. purpose the proceeds are used, for *1^ had been shocked half oiit of to a tear, or to an erosion, or to one w-on! As the sun went in. the an industry. Under their proposal ministers and two pastors of Negro other Sabbath. small growths, the examining physi- Answer: It is Impossibla to tell ment in newspapers-which showed a for instance, small satrallla might . •^l«g»tlo« at Maoebestn-. charity or private gain." •Complete A ll Gas her carefully breortant after supper...... time, when....c.,- Its Usteri profuse flow, and when this ' •‘’"•‘‘I health state affecting the en- "Oope, sorry!" Underneath the car- wage-hour negotiations raised hopes OUTI NG ON JUNE 1 9 j ny, her disillusionment about the *‘ *‘ ® ** *“ “ wed to con-,Gfe body, or to severe ccnstlpatlon. enthualssUc use of blankeU In try- toon was merely the signature. comments, from out-of-town visit- tor'fqV7if P“ “ P Monchw- enough to c;irn,- top-of-eoiunm I era are ronstltutionallyconstitutionally becalmed ing to get warm, this symptom Is ors: which Dr. Earl Story passed on of Oongres.slonal leaders for an tor for the parade. The delegation A Day !: Of Two Or More Rate * nhseUea of speech would have come ** Pi'oduced an un- I ‘ be treatment must fit the underly- "Frederic March." early break in the deadlock on this The British American Club's an- lions .and display head, m v- ^ better withstand tho Sturm h *lth'* * upon the general' IbF condition of lltUe signlflcancB for the pereon to them . . not to forget that ona ^^accom panied by the American •ooner or UUr. .She had reached York ^ t v 1 New.und drang of k hot trumpet or health. in normal health would perspire free- MIee Sidney to Remain comment cams from Bishop Welch issue. If this Is done. Congress pro)>- nual outing will be held Sunday., An aII-8!88 kitchen, consisting: of a ‘ $.5.88 was the average monthly bill York City newspapers. - , clarinet or killer-dlller drumstick. As a general rule, the earlier n age of understanding of the Usually, in addiyon to the in- ly under the same circumstances. Silvia Sidney, who had a ilmllar himself w-ho w-as eager to show hla ably can adjourn next Saturdav, OnUnip Sunday* June 19 at the VUIa Louise, Birch Appliances during 1937 for the hundreds of Man- treatment'is started for this condi- disastrous Etoge experience lost they said. , modern Gas Rangre, a silent Electrolux tatus of such language, and she There was no error in the news | this Sabbath creased flow, the patient will notice tion. the better off the patient is. 1 Howsver, if ths sweating occura at appreciation. The Men's club of the Rockville I There will be a com- chester homes having all-gas kitchens sense of the .Vcw York editor. Tme ' concert on other grounds, ‘'“other 'er symptoms such aa headache. night and takes place with any regu- season when she came east to plsv The committee in charge of the Much Woik Akead Baptist church is holding Ito an- P'^8>’kra of sports of all kinds Gas Refrigerator, and an Automatic Gas Special group discounts are given on the was suffering from it. therefore suggest that whenevepthe larity. then such night awesta con- In "To Quito and Back" (It closed A heavy program stlU lies ahead. (gas for Cooking, Refrigeration and Storv was worth all th. . “ >* e n - : weakness, trembling of the sign of profuwnesa manifests itself, party included: Mias Belledna Nel- nual outing today at Stafford Hoi- ‘ *‘® “ enibere. Cars purchase of two or more appliances. It was Mary’s age Just as much linn' . . . “ ’® '"""I'lcra -; thuslasta would not he ruffled. TTiey 1P®''b«P* backache after stitute a symptom which should ba after 46 performances), already has eon. Mrs. Marion u. Burr, Robert . Joint Senate-House committee has A program of sports had 7 '" 5*“ ** *‘ "® ‘ Water Heater guaranteed for twenty Automatic Water Heating.) ^ a t the patient seek expert help. at yet reached agreemento on re- Ask for information.. •a much as Johnny’s language that tion It g o t-o n the score of ita un- loved It ^ '*>*‘''8 on the feet for any length ^ I s is especially Important when heeded. It seems to ms that ths returned to Broadway and says she Von Deck, and John Munsie. been planned to be followed by a f ® “ various times dur- best plan would be for you to be ex- wonts to sUy in the theater for lief legislation. In addition, final ac- supper. The committee In c h w e cblcken dinner will years, may be purchased completely in- With no other fuel or combination of catching UP on her’° q h r L ‘.7H I 7 "® '“ ®“ - “ ““ ociation had' ^'-'U'while their tin gods are m -' a U ‘t7®',„ ~ ®™ r i!? ** ‘this bl» •Ympt'ornsymptom deVeloprdJilng"thedevelops during the The Corinthian Chapter Order of Most Important— you earn the all-gas ^ elected a white pastor a. It. s ! vadlng the world of the higher art , “ "centrate on mental middle age period, tn manv amined by a doctor near you, who awhile. the Eastern Star, of Hartford, bald tion is scheduled on deficiency ap- Included Reginald Kent. Walter Ed- ' Ij®^"®** management fuels can such thrift and comfort be ob- In many cases, during the Afternoon. stalled for as little as 26c a day. kitchen rate. haixUy have escaped hearing the { the Item wouldn’t have ratld ^ G>e king of swing. : poT^ro « d “ JT ba^ven and it U X o t ^ - could make a complsta check of your Of course, it isn’t fully the movie lU annual picnic at Highland Park propiiatli^, roaritlmo, aviatioa, *'*rtla and Ehmest Butoher , tained at such low cost. *ord 'damn*danm* unlesstm i... she. k. had...a been ave rat^ more has Just enlisted hU hot clarinet for "th“ w u e i™ ^ ^ tendency to- stble for the patient to go on experi- physical condlUon before giving ad- star’s fault when their plays fall. club house yesterday. >1 food and drug and bankruptcy biUa. Organ BoHtal Siraday. I vice. PeisUtent chUIlneaa Is a Ths blame usually can be laid at Ann Strickland is taking charge Membera of the Relief Ckmference *‘®.. “ 'P*® recital OOLUBIBIA OAKDEN PASTY tip away from everyone and o ., i»T* “ metropollUn pa- a recording of a .Moxart Concerto, | FortunStelv in manv c . « . enclng such recurrent discomfort symptom which may occur with sec- on toe Hammond organ at the Tol- per. If it were deemed worth print- P'ayi''8 with the Budapest String I fuse menstniaUon i r i ^ help may be capable the door of ths playwristit of the program to be put on at the committee said today they were •Miythlng. If she hgd not heard ondary anemia, with low blood proa- Most of ths W’sakneiM In both annual Cradle Roll Party at the considering trimming down or ellm- land Federated church on Sunday Columbia, June 11.— (A P )—Ctov. *"8 at all. Trio, though only a few highbrows i causes wWch « n iS, *" " ‘ “ ™‘n8 the menses to normal. sure, or from poor circulation of the evening. June 12th with Chariea Wilbur L. Cross headed a group of Johnny say It. she would have ' « ’U1 truly appreclau It ^ th“ r ^ t " l S f t "Yr Obedient^Husband" and "To South MethodLst church. Saturday. tnating the *125,000,000 the Senate y «t why shouldn’t a colored blood, as well as from a largt ()ulto and Back" waa manuscript June 11th. voted for direct relief. W^ker, organUt at Trinity college political leaden expected to attend Manchester Division heard someone else ssy it The word n^nrmTb5,^^:S^i.^‘‘hl^* this ™bjec-t';i? wV^'mTte And at the moment, Benny Is on number of other causes. It la fro- • ffroup of members of the toe annual garden party today of preacher of the Christian religion tap for a recital of Bach, eoon to tress ^ * '^®*^ “ • Additional articles are trouble, Just as It waa when Con- Mrs. Mary Ltwls has moved to In response to an inquiry by May- 4dsmn,' uofortunstely. like s lot of quently found with those past mid- college choir presenting the pro- toe Connecticut Federation of Dem- be Just as eligible to such a posi- be rendered at ’Town Hall. We’o at- Some nf th. — available on THE MENOPAUSE... ; dle age. stance Cummings performed In west Center itroet; the hoiiee for- or LaGuardla of New York. Presi- THRIFT Other uaplssaant snd pleasant «»°?ui® ‘ j common causes and SCANTY OR PAINFUU Mirv dent Roosevelt said yesterday the gram. ocratic Women’s Clubs at Noxid. ^ Hartford Gas Co. THRIFT tion, If fitted for It by character, tend that. If need be, at the crack of thU condlUon are as follows: : 8TRUATION "Madame Bovary" and "If 1 Were merly occupied by the Lewis’ fam- gWECK. ' tkingi^ has so far been* an Ineradl- You" and Gloria Dlckaon appeared ily. on Highland street la now the 8o^™«nent has no intention of PMoat Saidoy. the home of Mrs. Fannie Dixon ( PHOME ^S07S .WEEK., aWUty snd temperament, as a whlU of dawn. But a swing Jamboree In shifting from its present work-re- A pageant enUUed, ’The Chll- Welch, coUector of toe Port of Con- ! P*rt o f life’s sxpression. the broiling morning sun—Nol Itsalf; second ths presence of tears Knipp’s, the German steel and In "W ise Tomorrow." home of William Kissman, formerly mlnlstsr? if tbsrs Is ona place in' - — -----..uwmper i munlUona firm, is bidding for tha of Gardner street. Neighbors are U®f^Ucy to direct reUef, or dole. dren'a Tribute" win be presented by necticut. ------M ^ Mary had stopped playing f®, •bofton* foUowtag chUdblrth; close a large, self-addrsesed. stamp- Katharine Hepburn is another toe church school at aeven o’clock The main address was to be deliv- this country where tbe drawing of !ybd. the presence of tumors or eoastrucUon of a aaoond railway who eenatanUy Imiga for ths stags, o f f e ^ sympathy to the Kissman "nie states and municipalities - M th Jehaay beoause be uttered ooe VP?*® •••‘bar exports from the ed envelope. murt c o o ^ u e to provide for direct Sunday evening at ths Rockrine ered by Mrs. Robert White, the color line would eeem to be in- uDltAd StAta# hAV« All Approxi- growths; fourth, excessive or rio- track betwasn Istanbul and An- but sha has had only dlsappolat- family on the unfortuugte aeeld«il. Baptist church. JV ^ enUments, or did one ^ the Jsnt sxsKlas at ths time of the kara. In addiUtm to abortaning tha which occurred to their brotbar relief as their fair share of the total reporter of New Jersey arho wlU terdicted by tho very essence of the mate annual value of fwore th«n QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ' mentt whan she triad to roturnVHer Plan for PIcalo. talk on tho reporter plan as out- 118.000,000. ^ mensesj fifth, chronic Inflammatory Journey by four houra, the Track pcifonaance in ’The Lake" waa a tke Uma of moviag! — . (Angina Pnetoria) wDiua oe or atrateste niua the Houae worked today to At U>e meeUng of Kiowa Coun- lined by toe women’s dlviskma of disease at the pelvlo organs; alxth. would ba of atratagte valus tor faUuro, and last season aha toured I ^ t o p e d ^ recovery will be tha cil, D. of Pj held last evening, plans S u«*Uob; Mary EUan wanta tfij^ragid trmn^ortafieo at tnopa. of good fortnae a* >th« RRsar ita calsndar ct aatnak lagiabt-i toe National Democratic commit- MODERNIZE YOUR HOME WITH GAS. In “-Inna Byro" but refused to ap- atort of a now boma. . were made for the aaan*( to the highway to the brook at the far end of the grove. Along thls_ driveway parking places are • T E N S H U N - being cut among the trees, thus BY making it so parked cars will not This M an, be out in the sun all day. i f mu rrsvaton Browloaatlag WILLIAM tvant to learn how to swing an axe Hartford, Ikmn. B U D D IE S Just watch big Carl Anderson some SATURDAY, JUNE t1 iCentrel and Eastern Sundard Time) Joe M urray CORCORAN night up at the grove. 50,000 W. 1040 R. (J. 88.8 m : fProgroms is SlanOard Tlmr—DaitHght Time ass Soar lattrj _ Ood 11.' ,•*»'= .oaln. or Sr6ups thereof unleee epect- C o p y rig h t, i q j f l, by W illiam C o rco ra n ; N E A Se r v ice , Inc. It Is planned to build a bunk Eastern Daylight Saving Time coMt to coaat (o to c) dosIrnatJont Include all available eutlonii. BUSINESS Amerkaa I«(toB affair and the plans are to have bouae for the scout troop the post without previ«ut notice. P. M. is forming, at the lower end of the The Beetlngr of the Community a dog roast at 1 o’clock followed by p Saturday, June 11 NBC-WEA8 (RED) NETWORK I Cent. Beet. a program of games, races and grove near the brook and pond OAST OF OHABAOTERS i Service Committee, held lu t Mon- ■ASIC — Iseti west wnao wtlo wJar|j?iS?“ ] ‘JJ~Nsdiioa Ave.a Cniemblsm Other scout troops w ill,be invited wtasAM AAAwceh A S> kyw wfbr SI _ —srre wi I 89 • 4 < UA.. V A — M ^ ^ ,. ^ JOB M U R R AY-U ked new pim^es. : T II!® municipal building downtown day night, wee well attended. stunts. All those planning to at- Agricultural | sjry when Motor city Molodits ---- . . by tbe city clerk at 10 o’clock in the property owner* of Alancbeater. tend are asked to call any one of to use the grove for camping pur- wese wum snsl wsal erdel. MIdweeti J*2Sr S'2^I*** Merry-Makers Orch, new Jobs, new glrla. Everett Kennedy preaided, and led xed wmaq who wow wdaf wire lietp: 1*^" Uutil, J. Sturoata HELEN — fell In lore — hard — morning. A leaky roof eon be mighty costly. the following committee; Mrs. Bea- poses also. 1:30—Your Host Is Buffalo. Mountain; koa kdyl: South: wmbsi 5*9^ SsO^Chariea Paul and Oroan SPOT the dlacuaalon of many points con- once. Now do not think for a minute A complete home service, Includ- trice Thomas. Hilda Kennedy, Helen Are you all set for the department 2:00— "Music For Everyone." Peeiflet kfl krw komo khq koo kau: 2:1S— 3:1^Racas at Balmont Track Concenw of “ Tho City of Villa** Charm” Noted for Renderin* los Rooflox * Siding • Cvpnotry LIGHT” that disposes of Terry and Joe and cerning the public flreworks diaplay Orlffln. Marjorie Bradley. Don’t wait 2:30— Campus Capers. OPTIONAL s f ATIONS (orSrJte IntVr- • lx"" Clubman’a Quartet TE RR Y M ALLOW — fWuid lore to be shown next month. The pub- convention in Greenwich (The Con- ehanreabljr on either RED or BLUE fiO^CBS Concert Orcheatra my story about love. Marriage is and PofaitlDg. Easily Located In Th*M CoInlSm For Yonr Convenience. for a personal invitation over the 3:00~«0olden Mel(^ies. networka): BASIC — Baet; wlw wfea —« n d k e p t I t ! Good and Faithfol S e ^ c o . lic will be approached for donations necticut playground for million- J'Jf"' McCune A Orchestra as incident in life, and life goes on. telephone because this is a personal aires) on Friday, Saturday and Sun- 3:30~»Swingology. wtan work wool: Midwest; wood wri News Period A. A. DION They Defierv* Yonr Patrona** — Thay Believe In Manchester. to the Fireworks Fund by telephone, keoo kane. OTHBR 4 05— 5:0S—Ed Thorgeneen. Sperte— Yesterday; The climax oomea It goes weaving and' winding, de- 81 Wellk St. Invitation to every member of the day, June 24, 25 and 26th. This Collectors. OPTIONAL STATIONS - Canadian; wabc: The &ymphonettca—network as has been done in recent years. Auxiliary to come to the picnic on will be the first V. F. W. convenUon 4.15—Men of the W est ' orot cfcf: Central; wcfl wtmjwlha wrtay when Terry defies her reUUvee at viously biding and wantonly flaunt- ,^^The promise to donate will be fol- June 22. to be held under one roof. The ktn koam; South; wlar wptf wie wjax 2*2^ A Orcher ra ,home, tells them the and Joe are ing its always Inscrutable purpose, ’ .v., lowed by a visit from one of the New York. wlod wsoo wfbe wwnc wcec R.’SJr 2*?S~5m1 * Syncopation undaunted even by death. Terrible While on the subject of picnics, Edgewood Hotel on Rock Ridge will 5:00— Top Hatters. wave wem wme wab wapi wmab widi 2'2J“ Wot'kehop, Oramatlo going to be moiried. Joe Is shock- LUMBER CO. PRICES liCgionnalre collectors. This work we must tell of the plans that are accommodate the entire encamp- 5:30— "Afternoon Off.” kv<^ wky ^aa wbap knrr woal kthe 2*?t“ *«*w*^«y Swing Club ed! But It Is too late. and beautiful It goes, spiting all A I N T I N C A N C Is being started earlier than last now under way for a picnic to In- 6:00— Newt. ktln karl' •'■"'I Mountain; ksir Ruea Morgan plans and provisions, constant to PROVEN LAUNDRY ment. All meetings and sessions kthl ktar kob; Paelllo; kfbk kwf knij CHAPTER XI year, in the effort to have all col- clude the Post, the Unit and their 2’59“ Sr®^*-.9*''* Quiftet—to o i one thing only: the certainty of D EC O R A TIN G of both the Ladies’ Auxiliary and kern fj30— 8:30—The Rhythm Rendesvoua He moistened his Ups, rocking a lections made before the Fourth. As families. A committee of Auxiliary the men’s department, the ball and *up*^’^™‘’ Round- ^ wabc: Saturday Serenade—cham H change. The very magnificence of UDSOH f Cent Kelt S‘00~~ Parade—c to cK^ little on the seat, looking at her. She t>UR SERVICE INCLUDES PROVIDES SAVINGS usual, there will be blankets stretch- members has Just been appointed to life is Its completely sublime dis- the department banquet will be held 6:3(j— Wrightville Oarion U 'St* Everyone, Orch. 2‘2?“ a2*4*~Opl"'o«a ♦'•om the Capital watched his face, fascinated. Ho SATISFIES PATRONS Cl ' ed at strategic poInU, on the night work with one from the Post In dain. Quality and SatUtacUon — whv in the one building. As a matter ®*^t^I^ntal Program Oaborne Orch. did not say anything. SALES AND SERVIC'E j:;'Si; of the fireworks, for the convenience making the final arrangements. of fact, there will be nobody else £*2^P***!*'' Melodies, Orehee. a2*29“ 10:3O—Artia Shaw A Orcheatra There was something wanton and not have yoar painting done bv M ra Grace Pitkin Is chairman and Swinoolooy JJ*0^JJ‘0O—Bob McOrew Orcheatra "Joe!” ahe aaid Luddenly. expert workmen f Builder* everywhere acclaim the of persons without phones, who but members of the V. F. W. and •tamp, CoMtOtore Brandwynne Orchea. disdainful about this marriage of would like to share the expense of she will be assisted by Lydia W i- 7:45—Barry McKinley. Dance Mualo—weet only "Let’e get out of here!" he snap- Joe and Terry. No inevitability was Reasonable Prices • Quality Work quality of all materials purchased A large number of famUles who 'Complete General their guests in the entire hotel for 2'Itr Quartet ped, and got up abruptly. AUTO BODY WORKS GIVES the celebration. We hope that the gren. Beatrice Thomas and J«ar- the three days, not even a cop (that Announced (*0 m.) in It at all, but much chance and fronr the Manchester Lumber and send their laundry to the Manchea- j Jorle Bradley. Watch for further JiStr 0«"ce Band NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK She followed him outside the JOHN 1. OLSON Automotiye Service blankets will receive very careful is not counting the Hartford Police Afternoon Off, Variety ■ASIC — Eaat: wja wba-wbaa wbal fortuity. Precarious Indeed Is any Fuel Company—the high quality ler Laundry’s modem plant at 721 notices 111 regard to this Joint pic- Poet and a few of our cop mem- i‘2; JjOO— apenish Revue Orchestra shop. She stood In uncertainty on . . Decorator ‘ ■ and generous consideration. nic. wham Kdka wsar ways wjln wayr wmal marriage, but here was a marriage that makes repairs and new con- Maple street each week, have found bers). We believe you will miss {sJJ-Presi.Radio Newe Period will wnby webr wcky wspd wean wico the sidewalk beside him while he 12 Jackson St. Phone 4370 ■•tructlon even more permanent S. & f J Motor Sales The Commander and First Vice and Will be seen next Sunday .Oouoiae and Sporte wieu ; Midwest: wenr wla kwk koll wren i^th no foreordained compulsion MANY TYPES OF SERVICE It an excellent solution of this fami- 288 Mato St. TW. a m ^ '^ w e r e obliged to leave that meeting The prize winners of the telephone the best convention held In this ain ton ’- Orcheetra. looked up the street and down the about it, with no fond benediction of They like the prompt, safe delivery and Monday at the State theater here In ’’Cocoanut Grove’ wml kao wowo wetn: South: wrtd wnbr street, rocking a little, ominously ly problem. early, pick up Adjutant Don, and m dge have finally been announced. state by the V. F. W. if you are Paramount'! in ’2 ^ 2 2 ° ®y™Phony Orchestra. Klndtrd'fn krrv kfdm wrol kria wjbo wdau waaa families and friends, with nothing, service—they know that materials Harry Ftogg B. a ~ ti new comedy of barnstorming swing musicians. Hunter Not only la the laundry problem hurry to East' Hartford to attend They are Marjorie Bradley. Mae Mc- not on deck. Our drum corps will New York. S;Jfc warn kxyi; Mountain: klo kvod k*nf: rocking, his face unreadable. practically, but that small and in- win arrive on the Job on Ume. Fur- Spring Is an enjoyable season of 11:00— Newe. a ftSZ ! nSrSf'’i7a!1®^‘"l®y' ••ntone Pacific: kgo kafd kex kga keca kjr Corder for that vacation you are ■“ •▼ed satisfactorily from the view- the christening of a new Infant Veigh, Catherine Carney and Astrid take part in the parade and 'Com- a t&I ? JfcS'®.** H*»"bar*a Orcheetra Then he beard her make a queer tense persistence of Terry Mallow. thermore, they depend on the firm’s planning. Mlllbury. Better luck next time for NOTE: See WEAF-NBC for optional the year and the average family point of economy, but mothers and ^ among the veterans’ organizations. mander Redman urges all you mem- and we sure hope for his speedy re —Proffcam from New York. Mat of atatlona. sound, and be looked at her sharp- And she was young, knowing neith- law prices for substantial savings, ^ e others who played, and Just to salad, pineapple gelaUne salad, I JfcrkVJ?'- Orcheetra begins to take tripe about the coun- You will find that if you have your busy housewives are able to Uke The newly-formed William G. Bee bers to fall In behind them. The covery. Well Boy.s at last the big S^oee’s Orchestra. J*5J“ NBC tymphony n u hrs.) Cant. Eaat. ly. She was crying aa ahe stood er life nor the world sufficiently, no matter how small or how large tip you off plans for a couple of rolls, pickles, orange punch, banana — Weather Report. the order may be. car repaired and overhauled, you their minds off the matter from tha Camp, United Spanish War Veter uniform will be the same as last time has arrived. Our outdoor car- S-itlq!! JtJ® Announced 7l hr.) there, quietly, Umost soundlessly where Joe knew both all too well. try. For those planning to travel by garden parties are in the wind. summer. snow pudding, cookies, home made Breese Orcheetra ]*00—Songa and Jean Ellington WlU get that smoothneea of opera- Ume the laundry is picked up tor ans, was chartered and its officers nival which we have been talking Farber'e Orcheatra 22*1^ KIdoodlera* Quartet crying. He did not make a move, It was a marriage sustained only This firm is located at 255 Cen- automobile, it Is highly eaaentlai The next meeting of the Hartford fudge and maple candy was served 10.3^1l.3C^Blus Barron a Orcheatra ter street and carries a complete tion thqt la so deslrabls at any sea- sending until the delivery tmek re- were' sworn In. Call It Infant, Following is a brief detail of the about this past many weeks will Farber’e Orcheetra. ^?*2^ 1’29“ ? ‘‘* Kreni and Orcheetra sUring at her. She did not look at by that small and Intense persist- The Ail Purpose Fuel For County Association, American Le- by M1S.S Florence Jones, Mrs. J. Bendn’i Orcheetra. 1:0^ 2:00—Slavonic Serenade. Oroh. line of lumber and building supplies that the car be In proper running son and even more so now when you 1' „ you want to, but those fellows were program; open on the Main street grounds . CB8-WABC NETWORK him, but ahe slowly turned and ence, and by It to stand or falL lume It apotlessly clean and care- gion Auxiliary, w iin ie held on Sun- Kellogg White and Mra. Wlnthroo 1:00— Silent. 2*2fcr ® ^*** Sonqe, Patter HOUSE HEATING I including paints and varnishes as order for. If It Is not, there U the are using your car more than ever.. fully ironed. “I -< doing their hero act while many of Friday, June 24; Monday evening at 7 p. m. We be Porter. BASIC -• Eaat: wabo wade woko wcao J'2JT ■ Hie Orcheetra walked off down the street, alone. • OOOHLSO day afternoon. June 19, In East Hart- J’OJ— 3-0O—Club Matinee via Radio ' well aa fuel and everything needed In addition to radiator work, the T. P. HOLLORAN ■ us, of World War fame, were blisS' 10.-00 a. m.— Registration of dele- Ileve this w»lll be the biggest and wee! WCT wkbw wkre whk wjr wrtre He hod never seen her cry. She • WATER MBATINO probability that breakdowns will Equipped with the Uteet ma- ford. All chairmen are urged to Mrs. Benjamin Lyman of Hebron woau w}s8 wpro wfb! wjsv wirar: Mid. 2‘0J~ Twiatere Trio Time They told no one about their in- , for conatructlon work. They pride Manchester Auto Body Works also Fnneral Home I ‘ fully toddling around In our moist gates and alternates. best carnival yet and we hope every Tomorrow’s Program 2*29^ 2‘29“ ^*“ ' Sabin end Orchestra looked forlorn and alone to an In • KEFRIOERATION occur miles from home and tele- chlnery designed not to tear oven Mnd their monthly reports to the spent Thursday at the home of Mrs A. M. kfl*b krnt**” * km bo kmoz whae 2’2 ^ 0:00—Newt:To Be Announced tentions when they met early and themselves on the fact that they has complete equipment for auto rompers, unmindful of the threaten- district chairmen during the coming 4;00 p. m.—Informal opening of member of our Post be present and E. E. Foote. tensity of loneliness such as he had phone, thus marring the pleasure of the moot delicate wearing apparel, Ideally located — ooaventent and convention. 8:45—Newe. i'iir 6:25—Praia.Radio Nawa Period went downtown together. They got stand ready to make delivery of any body and fender work, welding and t ed doom of Democracy. ready to work and make It the most Mrs. Charles Fish and son Calvin wbna wpf whp whee wore efrb never seen either. He knew what the trip. the Manchester Launch^ is qualified away freca th* busy tboroogh* ^ report blanks 5;00 p. m.— Formal opening of ekac wib* wmaa weef wnbf wlbi wkbn JiftSl aintlS'S?'' f."** Orchestra busy Immediately afterward and ae- niaiielicater DIv IbIob size order Immediately. synthetic and duco reflnlahlng. They taro. Disttoctive Servtee -> Mad- We are pleased to pass along the which have been given to the com- successful yet, so be on hand and were callers at the home of Mrs, 9:00—Turn Back the Clock. 2'29~ 2’99~f'*‘*'® Meaeaga of laraal loneliness was. He knew what hap- Automobile radiator* present to turn out good workmanship oonvention. plan to work as many nights as you whio wkbl 6:S(hw- 6:3(^Unela Jlm*i Queatlone— lected a small flat, a four-room box This building material firm has can match any color car so that If era Faellltiea. V. ' report that Comrade Elmer Weden mittee chairmen must be filled out Fish's aunt. Mrs. Martha Frink in 9:30—Tom Terrlsa. •^t; Joe Sudy’a Orchestra—west piness was. H ejtnew what it was their own peculiar problem for If promptly. lu workers are trained 0;00 p. m.—Encampment memo- possibly can. DIXIE «>wnt wafa wbro wqam wdod flat three stories up on a side street been In business for many }reara the finish on your automobile is Is getting along quite nicely at the and sent In before July 1. it la Andover Thursday afternoon. 9:45— Melody Moments. klra wrec wlac wwi wtoc krid ktrh ktsa 6:0(V— 7:00—Clem McCarthy on Sporta to have happiness snatched from they are not In good condition, the and experienced and no harmful AMBULANCE SBBVICB rial services. "ne Armistice Day committee waco koma wdbo wbt wdae wbir wdbj Serenade—networknetwork in their own neighborhood. Joe I and Its policy of honesty, quality scratched, let them do a oaUsfactory Hartford Hospital. The doctors did t h ^ reports which determine Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Buell enter- 10:00— Highlights of the Bible. • .i5— 7:1^To Bo Announced—wja your grasp, wantonly, by heedless pleasure of an automobile trip will ehemioals are used in the wash to DAT AND NIGHT 11 ;59 p. m.—Military Order of the imid another Important meting in wwva wmbf weje wmbr wala ktui kitko life. drew his money from the bank and I and service Is the chief reason for Job o f reflnlshlng at low cost ; a little spring housecleaning for whether or not we will receive any tained with a family dinner Wed- J?’??— Music and American Youth. wcoa wdno wnoi kwkh know wmmm I Its success. It Is merely giving be marred by unnecessary vibra- injure the clothing. CooUes wlU Uke control until some thj SUte Armory last Monday eve 11:00—Musical Interlude. let Terry select a bed, a table, uten- All work done at the Manchester 178 Oeatar St. PtoMMsm him, and the future Is very encour- awards at convention, therefore we resday evening In honor of the birth- wjno wcha wpar wmaa wcoo wrva Loneliness was creeping over him credit where credit Is due to state tions and Jerklngs. The Manchester There are many different laundry “ H that you give the Unit credit hour in the morning. nlng and discussed further their 11:05— Silver Flute. mid w e st — wmbd wlsn wibw kfh as he stood there and she drew far- sils, furnishings. They bought with Auto Body Works Is guaranteed and •«tar Saturday, June 25; day of their daughter. Mrs. Howard that this firm has reached the high Auto Body Works therefore eug- services offered by the Manchester for all that has been done during the plans for the big 1938 celebration. Tryon of Buckingham. Those be 11:80—"America Abroad.’!i_. / ^kbb wtaq wkbh weco wabt ksej wnax * orchestra— ther and farther away, not looking frugal care, having none much personal aupervielon Is given every Laundry. Some prefer w «t wash, ,5 We venture a guess that the 0;00 a. m.— Special morning busi- Meetings have been called off for eaat; The Family Party—west position It holds today in the build- gest.i that you drive to their oddreai past year either individually or col- Ing present were Mr. and Mrs, ll:t fl— Norseman Quartet. hack. Once he would not have rec- money for their wholesale needs, Job, Uius assuring absolutely satls- while others wish the laundry to , - much-anticipated Joint outing will lectively, ness session. the summer months and the next MOUNTe—kvor kls koh kal krro kfbb »:0^10;00--N«wti Oltnn MMI.r Orch. ing business by honestly deserving be held before the middle,'of July, Tryon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gan 12:00 Noon— Program from New COAST.^knz koln kol kfpy kvl kafo D»ne«—welt repMt ognized It; now he knew It all too and they bought right In the neigh- P « Rectory r*:;;?u. *T.Tepho^ aUrch the clothing and iron it at 1;80 p. m.— Formation of conven- meeting will be held In September York. aoy fltldV. Brlosdl.r. borhood, so that the things might Many of Onr Uquon Cao Be the radiator of your car In proper | ganlzaUon at 3979. i~. and you would do well to make June la the month set aside in the tion parade. ter and daughter Dorothy of Marl- 10:10—11:30—Frtddl. Martin Orchaatra well, clammy and cold. The anger Found Nowhere Else In the City The Manchester Lumber and Fuel home. The oompleta laundry tenrtee n^OM BD America Legion Auxiliary for borough and Mlaa Marie Joyner who P. M. drained out of him, down through be delivered and Installed that very your plans accordingly. The com- 2;00 p. m.— Parade will move off Mona Yprm Auxiliary Including Company offers a unique and per- also includes finished work, clothing li UlLJuleAW mittee from the Unit baa been me- Fldac, the Interallied Veterans’ Fed- promptly. at present Is visiting at the Buell 12:30— Song Guessing CJontest his very feet Into the Insenate earth. day. Long past any proper meal Imported and Oomeattc Scotch, fected building service to prospec- tieing returned ironed and ready to Oeosplotoly Renavatod ood Up-I*> eration, which stands for friendship The regular monthly meeting of home. 12:45— News. iC looted, and now, in convention with 4:30 Radio NewsfesI with Pat He set out after her at a quick time Terry prepared their first meal Wlnea and Champagnes tive home-bulldere In that they will jmur home wiu reduce your fuel wear. data la Every DetalL and good will among tuitions. 4;00 p. m.—Band and Drum Corns the Mons Ypres Auxiliary will be Mrs. E. E. Foote, Mrs. Charles 5:00—-Texae Rangers. 'i our own EhrecuUve Committee, all competition. 1Madrigal------Bwnes; Singers. 6 Jack Benny; 7 Charli. pace. together that night In their own As WeU As Bum submit plans and specifications, as hills and soon liquidate Its own cost A ll work Is called for and de- Reeeoaeble Ratea. Present world conditions emphasize held In the Army and Navy CIlub Fish and son Calvin were callers in 51:30—Guy Lombardo’s Orcheatra. home. ANDERSON,JOHNSON they have to do la to select a Joint 7;80 p. m.—Annual department 1:15— "Turning Point in Famoua ® Merry Go Round; 9 When he caught up with her and The "Hnrd-te-flnd" Uquon ore well as estimates and full informa- In the savings It Incurs. livered. Telephone them at 8416 and raatartag Dolly Lnacbeoas. tte need for the activities of Fldac. next Wednesday evening June 15th Manchester Wednesday morning Lives" — Federal Theater SPEurope have been Strawberries are ripening quite WJZ-NBC— 11:30 a. m. Radio 8:30— Summer Session. with the grave problem of the prop- dence of the expert work they have tainment between sessions. nelly. We are pleased to report 3:00— Sunday Drivera. you’re nuts and I ’m no better I ’ll and people out of unwavering in- their friends Will celebrate the very active for peace. Meetings fast and pickers are In dem^and at City chamber music; 1 p. m. Magic accomplished. Reminders: that Mrs. George Park who has 3:30— Romance Melodlca. 9:00— Exploring Music—Columbia take It on. stinct. Terry possessed a rare di- LA W N M O WERS er heating system to Install In their > . month of JunW with dancing and {;“ y« h««n held, false news com- the i^ sen t time. John L, Wav Key; 2:30 Cincinnati Orche.stra; A ll work undertaken is guaran- batted and the full influence of the Edgewood Hotel headquarters of been 111 this past week Is much im- 4:00— Rangers’ Serenade. Broadcasting Symphony. The small-hand In hla gave a con- rectness of mind: she knew always new abodes. Anderson and Johnson LOAN ASS’N AIDS conviviality. /You will see our blg- all activities. proved In health and expects to be M d Romolo Sagllo both report a 4:30— "World Is Yours." 5:45 SmokI Indians ceremonies: 6 10:00—Grand Central Station. Sharpened and Repaired teed because personal supervision Is uilding -';i. fast dance ^ w d of the year. If you strong veterans* organlzatlo'u FEO Murray program; 8 Tyrone vulsive start and gripped him hard without confusion what she meet HOME BEAUTIFYING of 29 Clinton street, therefore, stand the keynote of their service. They which compose Fldac used to bring Enough rooms for all under one out and around In a few days. Mrs 5:00— Marion Tally and Joseph 10:30— Headlines and Bylines. In return. "You mean you’ll marry wanted, and her energies went Washin* Machine, Vacuum f o tonight^—and you’d ' better be roof. Elizabeth Stannage, chaplain of our Power Playhouse: 9 Norman CTou- 11:00— Sports— News. ready to demonstrate the heating charge the lowest possible rates and ''••D LOAN part of It about a peaceful solution ‘•oee not Koestner’s Orchestra. wholly and solely Into the acquiring Only V. F. W. unit and also In charge of the wel- Uer Presents. Cleaner, Clock, Gun and systems they sell to all those inter- can do a Job In : minimum amount IN HOME BUILDING DwtogB AprO maay patoOM problems threatening war. ^ 5:30—Radio Newsreel. 115—Duke Ellington’s Orchestra. of It. Next/^turday wUl be a red let- members and Monday expectations " I think we’re out of our heads. of time. Telephone them at 6884 or The American Legion and the guests In the hotel. fare and sick committee visited 6:00—Catholic Hour. 11:30—L«lghton Noble’s Orchestra. Lock Repairing:. Key Fit- OLSON’S SPECIALTY ested in the new and approved heat- startad aavtaga ooeoeata. Bask ter dpy for the Sons of the Ameri- W EAF-NBC— 12:30 p. m. Words Bo we might as well get married." "1 feel good,” she told Joe epon- ing method. at 6402 when you have any heating oa oeesoat eoa be etorted at maw AuxUlary are the Parade— Saturday, June 25 at with Mrs. Sarah Ooskey and Mra. 6:30—News. tsneously In the midst o f the con- ting:. can tegion of Connecticut The an- 1:30 p. m. and Music; 2:15 Ms Perkins; 4:30 And there was a sudden quiver- or plumbing troubles. ttato. Can atol get tarther to- American Fldac organlzaUons, every George Park, this week and all House - H '•!f™“ ‘ '‘n8 6:45— Colonel Stoopnagle and Don- fusion that wras their home. She This organization Is prepared to Buy or bulM your own home now state convention will be held *“ Barkhamsted Your Family and Mine: 5 American ing breathless radiance In the dusk Install oil heating in your new home with the old of th* Manchester fomoMoo. member of the Legion being auto- Refreshments — Complete bar at members of the auxiliary send best ald Dickson. beside him. smiled. "So good! Feel ItT In The specialty of the painter and Rockville, followed by a big Edgewood Hotel. completed their Job Library Aasoclatlon convention. or in the one in whclh you are now Building and Loon AesoctaUen matically a member of FliSui and regards to these sisters who have and the lumber and boards are belnx 7:00—Jack Beniiy and Mary Liv- WABC-CBS—12:45 The Gospel ANDOVER here where my heart la? Do you decorator la the pleasant buslneos Darwin spent five years os _ Mkiiehefitdr BnlMiii* a L o n le and drum corps contest. ’The All Umes are daylight saving been ill. BR A IT H W A ITE of helping to makea homes more living. OU U the new and modem which offers you a simple, prooUeol a member ingstone— Phil Harris Or- Singer; 2 Matinee In Manhattan: 3 They walked together a long feel the same thing I do?" naturalist on board a surrey ship in AooodRUbB ■sosum will be in the morning, and of tte Fidao Auxiliary. The Fldac time. jl^ f hiiH?' OOeed where chestra. Mr and Mis. Arthur Neilson en- 52 Pearl Street attractive. He seems to almost heating method being easy to oper- financing plan whereby you have a Patterns In Swing; 4:30 March of time. Neither one went home. They the Atlantic and Pacific oceans be- bW Ifate street at 1:15 o'clock the parade Is ached made up of tte World War v e te i^ s Edgewood Hotel, Rock Ridge, on •“ » house 7:30—Interesting Neighbors. Urtalned Mr. and Mrs. George He felt the sturdy, steady beating dip his brush into sunshine and hang ate and making litqe, If any, dirt reasonable down payment, tha re- Y. D. V. A. Games. WJZ-NBC—11:30 a. m walked through the dusk Into the of her heart, and he smiled. He fore undertaking tha sotentifle re EstobWebed Apsfl, IM l filed to sta rt Legion State Com of 11 countries, has a membership Greenwich, Connecticut M the old Miner farm. 8:00— Don Ameche, Edgar Bergen Bamsemer and eon Louis of South- the walls with cheerfulness. Wher- and inconvenience.'* Oil heating in mainder coming from them. T*u Baa Nover PoU Lew H mm mander Jamas V/eIr and staff will Attention, men! Although the Farm and Home Hour; 12:45 p. m. darkneas of the night. They stop- looked at her a long moment, while searches which msde him famous. pay them at regular Intervals and to of approximately 8.0 Joe was shaken; his entire being was In fullest flower. of AU Kindi side and out, la the surest sort of witb a OeSoto or to be raffled off to raise money for meeting. Yours truly has the 11:35—Ray Kinney’s Orchestra. economy. It not only makes the having been u i^ by people to this the father and son spirit fellows, and It’s up to you Y. D. V. A. men rock garden. * 12:00—Weather Report. ley Thursday. Mrs. Ethel Nelson trembled with a tension. He was It flowered for Terry. But for the Junior’s treasury. pleasure of going to the Bolton goat home more appealing but adds to eectlon for many yean. It bos prov. Wool to lean srbyt and let’s migrate to Rockville for to do your share. Chairman Ed Hebron Grange, No. I l l , M spon- '2:02— Larry Clinton’s Orchestra. the president presided at a buslneea afraid, mightily afraid; he was Joe there had once before been a COMMUNITY PRESS the day. The hostesses for the meeting on farm and hiring the biggest goat on iMunted by a poignancy, by the time Uke that, and then there was A. EL Holmes J. w. Bon Its value for selling or leasing pur- an of Invaluable osaletonce to many the farm for See-bee to ride. I Copeland and his committee need U® •? ••* held at the 12:30—Orrin Tucker's Orchestra. meeUng. New dish towels were poses. families who otherwise would have U n i'a ^V llV °e''^™e delegates mixed In. A t the Saturday Vnatinee side him, wanting nothing more done this spring, call John I. Ol-son into detail. about their plan and American citizens, we have still to BEE-EL. RADIO P. M. KeUer and Mrs. Ida Spear. Mrs. there was no flower, no color, no and ask him about It before you they will arrange one for you ^ elict^'^"’*"* will kiddles will get hot dogs for a nickel Jeseica Hyatt will taka charge of forever. perfume of life. learn of a single- Instance wherein What Kind Are YouT and free balloons. i WAPPING 1:00— Romany Trail. engage anyone else. You will find whereby jrou, too, can own your own The sympathy of the Unit goes to === the handkerchief and bag booth and That happiness wras so cruel! He He had committed his love to home . . . now. the Bund has been organized and Are you an active man— Last night a YD delegation paid 1:15— Rbythmai rea. that his experience wUI be of great operated for the good of the United P'-eeldent Ida Woodho'S? m The kind that would be missed I Costeni Staadord flma 1:80— Buffalo Presents. Mra. Ida Spear will take charge of was responsible for It. and It mas- this small one whom It made so Uniformly controlled heat value to you and that his sugges- A t this Ume of year whan you the recent loss of her father. their last respects to Comrade John ' Miss Lillian E. Burger Is In New tered him, and Its mastery was like Statea Perhaps the Bund would be Or are you Just contented 2:00— Madison Ensemble. the apron booth. It was nice to happy. He lied, knowing so. He tions, besides being In good taste. M a t a are contemplating buying or build- Waddell. One by------one we go, and it York attending the aeveland and plus the greatest economy INBTALLAT1GNB Wa eorry tbt torgeot i wgarded In a little more friendly That your name la on the list? 2:30— Motor a t y Melodies. have Mra. Ernest Peix:y back with a clutching of his flesh with barbs. accepted this, deliberately. Lost wUl also be practical. The excel- ; FOR THE BEST ing your own home, thla plan can ba '* fllilng that we salute each Y*ankee baseball game. New York. June II.—More sum o f Wall P o p m to tba sto* IJfbt if It did not hold ItJ meetings Andenon-Shew Poet, V. F. W. Do you attend the meetings 3:00— Merrymakers. us after the many months that ahe He had known happiness, and he night late, after he .had gone home with the Electric Furnace lence of his work and the low prices ALL TYPES R^OU 8PAOHETT1 of additional assistance to you. Con- comrade as he takes his last leave mer drama for the radio will be had known grief and desolation, and tovtto taepeetlea. attired in a foreign uniform and Anderson-Shea And mingle with the flock? Mrs Benjamin Ruggles of Glouces- 3:00—National Open Golf Cham- haa been phut In. Mrs. Alice Turner and to bed. there was a long hour Man. he rharges are additional reasons emOKEN A LA OACCIATORB sult a representaUva o f the Man- Tomorrow Is the state i. D. V. A ter. Mass.,' U a gurat at the home Lforthcomlng. The latest is a series they had unmanned him, so that the If yea tetand say new ImproTO- under the Nazi Swastika—emblems n ° ‘*ke part In Or do you stay at home meeting In Torrtngton. Mancl^a- ... pionship. who Is spending several days with when Bleep would not come, but In- for hla popularity In his secUon. VE ^ SOALLOPINB chester Building and Loan Aaaocla- Fatoto — Voratab — Bow “ f Mrs. Alice N. Schule for a few In which 23-year-old Orson Welles only desire left was peace. Peace, ments to yonr boma ba enra sad o f an abomination that we cannot the local firemen’s parade and will And criticize and knock ? ter should be there In force to re -! days 4:00—Dancepators. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bass from her stead a relentless parade of phan- John Olson haa been in this busi- tlon today about their easy, proe Wall Paper* Do you take an active part of the Broadway stage and mlcro- home In Mystic was able to be with if he could find it . . . and there Is toms out of the past. Even then, G. E. W ILLIS & SON. INC. ness for many years. He Is located leti ■ 80e LUNCHEON D A IL Y Ucal plan. tolerate. We await the proposed wni °aVn‘’^!“ “ Square. T^ey celve recognition for their good a h-.ii .mia . . 4:15i—Belmont Stakes. Wlaea — LIqaon ood Bear —July meeting of the Bund In Hart- nev., • '"“ '■ch Which has To help the work along. work on membership, Jeff Bl anch- ' conf erence was held phdhe la to be the feature. ua also. Two new members were no peace In abiding with an ecstasy on such a night. Against his will 2 Main St. Tel. 5125 at 12 Jackson street and con be This organIsaUon also maintains RetoU — Wbeleeato 4)45'—Four Clubmen. he could never share. ANDERSON A JOHNSON „Jord with curiously mixed feelings. never been attempted by a fife and Or are you satisfied to be ard for the Indlvldu^ award i ?• ••'* Community Church Together with the Mercury thea- welcomed. Mrs. Taylor and Mra. and despite bis will, he had kept a reached by telephone at 4378 or at plan whereby you "Save today, drum In public. ter of New York, he has been en- 5:00— Columbia Concert Orchestra Phimbtog, Heatlag sod Iliiatog The Carnival Committee (and With those that Just belong? Don’t look for a meeting of the ' '■“ ’®^ afternoon, from 2 Bathrick. Delightful refreshments He was bumbled, haunted, tor- bleak rendezvous with a figure po- 6854. the building and loon way, for to- Thomas McGiU, Ji The Veterans’ Carnival opens un Do you.aver go to visit gaged to present nine one-hour 5:80— Will McCune and His Or- mented; he was aelzed by the ter- 28i Ototoa SL TeL tiA T a m 's G rill ; please note well); John O. Mahoney. post until after the carnival Is over i ^ r. ; . chestra. ' of Ice cream, cake, tea and coffee ignant and accusing and mute, come 8 B. Osktor SL Odd FaOowa Bldg. morrow’s Independence.” Aak them lM-118 Cedar SLtt. T M W Monday night on the lot on the A member who is sick, . When Bill Allen Issues the call, some ' j? People s Association broadcasts for CBS on Monday ror of life. And when Jiuman crea- In final farewrell. about this feature of their biMtoess. : Robert Hathaway, Charles Wigren! 6:00—News Service. were served by Mrs. Stanley as- corner of Main and Maple streets Or do you leive the work to a few of you. «1I1 be surprised to the i P h L v . o nighta at 8 beginning July 11 after sisted by Miss Marion Stanley and tures come to a certain point, In life (To Be Oonttaned) J(*n Jenney, Francis Bray. I'ictor Have you comrades given the chair- the radio theater goes on vacation. 6:15— Highlights In Conn. Sports Bronkc. Donal'l Hemingway. Harold And talk about the clique? number of paid up members on the ' ®^‘* motored j> Mra. Rachael Stanley.' suddenly, a point where tb e 'p iS - CORDIAL’S UQUORS man a couple of nights of your time There’s quite a program scheduled roster. me i^^e Congamond where they held The general title will be -"First Per- and Baseball Scores—Gil Mar- peot la appalling and overwhelming B a t t e r i e s tvtayiHiiINL I. , Olds, Leon Thorp, Qtto Sonnlck- son Singular," and Welles la to tino. Many members of Andover Juve- stands. Ac- Th American Legion Aoxlllarv British War Vrtrrant haps the one la as painful as the grade wines and liquors that it is ' JOHNSON A LITTLE EducaUon. that f»et, there Is going to be all schedule at 9 tonight to broadcast 9:30— Concert Hall of the Air. Roy Jones, Tolland County president and that woe all that mattered. other.—Bacon. Fred Hare, Mgr. DISPLAY SERVICE . The regular monthly meeting possible to obtain and for such 109 Oeator SL TeL 887d • • • * "••'■'■•'•a” ''* I •he r■ CO” ' plng." 11:15— Henry King’s Orchestra. singing Inslds on open window, the AS OBANDPA REACHES 107. for your supply. ~ Y and Post commander to the morv*. ilanH " '“ ‘•e*' Baker occupied the chair tou-n. Bolion, Union, Avmn and w ilH o u X lescents." Refreshments will be Because they have been in buel-j ' fare and higher mothemaUcs. ,f'®"?..T.sirtent.s o f and presided over a large attencl- 11:80— Artie Shaw’e Orchestra. served. i look on a girl’s face os she talked uick sal es —lord Twoedsmoir, goverw. honor o f the On Saturday night list; SUnley, Wls. — (A P ) — Julius ness In this section for more than a ] lODY-FENDER National President on June 21. We n r L r ^ " e^preeaed their ap- ance, reporU of the different com- The .(pupils in Miss Agnes' Gan-' In a doorway with a boy. the frantic Wa ora prepared to gtr* prospec- general of Canada, ew foetbolL preciation st seeing the old sore National open golf—WABC-CBS friendlineaa of a puppy that came Paul la atm active at 107, thougn year, the Cordial Shop la awake, to i mittees were heard and much of im- ' _ Tomorrow’s Program entertained parenu tive "Boom Builders” a* complete K uto paihtihc C-SERVICE • • • ■ Sf* “ ’’'’i' •“ •'eport Uiat Mathll- 7, WOR-MBS 9:80, WJZ-NBC 9:45, stumbling and galloping up to greet ho baa substituted gardening for I the demands of their patrons anrl ’ Milligan lost *10.18 by not at- portance discussed. All plans have and niends with a circus Thursday boiidtog service, todadtet Plans, ; they have stocked the store with Endurance, obUlty to take pimlah- glad to have done them the favor, WEAF-NBC 10. **'L them, the majesty of an airway farming. Hie wife Is past 90. Blue Prints, Etc. SYNTUETtG B tending the meeting. That was the been completed for our trip to An- iH5u?™fX sr/e'" min Auketollee, Elizabeth Barton 9:80-iaiureh of the WUdwood — afternoon. A parade proceeded the They hope to be able to celebrate : every well known imported and “Better Buy" BIHCK ment, and a sense o f fe e ll^ for ARID R B S U R F A im amount in the attendance prize ill'” •^"eflted ourselves and sonla tomorrow to attend the New a rope twisting act; vocal solo by Talks—WOR-MBS 6:15. Rep. Sol beacon in tha night aky. The night OGAL ~ CGM OR DUCO REFINISIONG other people ore quell Use which Burnham, Doria Anni: Chevinaky Bloom on "Sell Now Campaign” ; JohnIShagle, hymn alng. performance. There were fat la- their 75th wedding anniversary next I domestic wine, beer and liquor so HAVE THOSE FLOORS - Which now goes into the treasury uerore the summer Is over we guar- England Council meeting. The dele- Miss Schaeffer of Hillstown; ’’Bulld- was full o f many things, and she RANGE AND FUEL nnjs AUTO BODY AND FENDER Oeew ood aw the aew 1080 women have In a greater degree Anna Maria Oibbons, Rita Lorraine WABC-CBS 9:45, Capital Opinloni 9:45— News Service—Early news- dles. clowns, baloon men and all year. AU of their eleven chUdren I that regardless of your particular i REPAIRINQ REFINISHED That brings us to another item of gates to the convention who coneist Ing a Home," poem; guitar soloa by Grant. Shirley Anne Kearney, Fran- kinds of animals. It wras indeed a walked among them together with Prompt DeUvcrlec A t AU Iloiec. •-•- —id eeavioce yooreett, than me. West HarlfonI: skit, "In a Modem WEAF-NBC—6 Dick HImber's op cast from United Press. are living. There are 50 grand- ' tastes on the matter, they can be o f ! WELDINO AND RADIATOR YasfU .ba snrprlaed how It wIB businesB on which i.tion was taken ^wi? A •“ "“"c ‘n of Commander Baker, Vice Com- ces Ann. Klrlplrx-cuia. William Paxy- fine circus. her man. I service to you. . —Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, wiltol, roor:, YOU happened to be University ” also by West Hartford: chestrai 7 Kaltenmeyer's Klndep 10:30—Church o f the Air. children. WORK Ante Repairtag of AH Cbn Improvo yonr hooM comtorL the money mander David Holland and Com- tula. Robert Reese, Raymond Roop, ilr. and Mrs. Walter Cornwell ( MANCHESTER All merchandise is offered to you prondneat woman snffragtoL toUected at the meeting on June 20 riding on the Bolton Center road song, "Seeing Nellie Home" sung gmrten; 7 Dale Carnegie program: 10:30— Wings Over Jordan. Work Oaoraateed-Leweot Priees New Fleers La H, Soaded ood rades James Thompson and George \ irglnla Lee Surber, Joseph Quento have moved to Broad Bixx* where! It was late when they arrived at LUM BER A FU EL CO. i at the lowest poesible current price together with the names of those at Iea.1t four nights this pa.-t week Park will meet in front of the by Grange. Doughnuts and coffee 8 NBC Sionphony. B. MoUnarl con- 11:00—Young Folka Program with BARGAIN ’r a E M A N C H E S TE R Fialahed. Aloe Old Fleora Seitoed Terazzl. Joseph Tripp. Anna May ducting; 11 Rudy Vallee- orchestra. Mr. Cornwell is working on a farm. I her home. All was dark and quiet, I 8 U 8 ' and thla feature of their service Is TEXAS STUDENT PRESIDENT J^tribuUng will be held over untU Orange Hall at 8 a. m. and all other were nerved. Dancing was enjoyed Turner, David Allen White, Julia ’Daddy’ (Joueb. and they entered the front room AUTO BODY WORKS Gorman Motor Sales TO GET 8S0 MONTHLY after the meeting. WABC-CBS—6 Swing Oub; 6:30 A number of mothers enjoyed the South Bend, Ind.—SL Joseph , an additional attraction. Baaing m next meeting, which will be in £•* Ilf'',-."®"' “ which read. "V members planning to go will meet „ . „ - ' Frances Yordegal. 12:00—Major Bowes’ Capitol Fami- stealthUy. They listened, and there TsL 8879 24 MopleSL UBIatoSL TeL 7280 MAR NOWSCB A SON Workship Drama "From OOH to speakers and discussion at the County agreed to pave one-bolf of a i their buslneea on honesty plus low Beptember, end then a name drawn and from within the In front of the Britiah-American Hebron Grange won the softball j The Ellsworth MemoAal' Hlxh ly- was no sound: Joe brooding, Terry Austin, Tex. — (AP) —There win 488 Riensg Street 7M. 872$ « ^ s you wiould hear the ring of a A A "; 7:30 Johnny and Russ Mor- Mother’s Club meeUng held at the border-line rood while MorshoU I prices, they have come to be relied If, however, the person whose name Ciub at 12:30 p. m. Commander John game played w ltt T o llm d Grange ; school track team, runnersiup ta P. M. inscrutably. Terry lighted the lamp, ba more than honor for the pnoi- [sdrawn is not present another col- dozen or mor^ axes. Last nleht at the Amston lake field W ednes- the state competition for track ton- gan; 8 Prof. Qulx; 9 HU Parade. home of Mra. Ruth McBrides Wed- County paved the other. upon by people in this community I'-as the night Irf the big ^ McDowell who la In charge of 12:80— Lost Minute News Flashes. and then'she extinguished the lamp. I who want the best at all times. dent o f the student body at the lection wiU be teken end another transportation reports there will be day evening. The ______score_____ was 9-2. ora. met with Simsbury, there. Tues- WJZ-NBC—6 Message of larael; nesday evening. Later the St. Joseph CJounty com- 7:80 (W JZ out) •drama "Surreal- 12:45—Salt Lakh Tabernacle Choir Thay.aat together in the stlUnem, They maintain prompt, free de- University of Texas next year. gowp of names and the whole eum feet*"hl^h“ f^enty enough cars to take care of all who Rev. Berl Lewis was the pitcher for day afternoon. The local team has mlsslonere discovered their crews ism” ; 8 Barn Dance (weet repeat and Organ. Ustmdng. Terry put out a hand in livery which makes the store os liJ A S H S Studente have voted a 830 a W I be held over untU the foUowlng feet In care to go. In connection with this Hebron. The next game sched- defeated Bloomfield and Rockville 1:00— Church of the Air. TRUTH HURTS hod paved the Marshall iiaif of the M'lk month adlary for the presldeat, ^ m e te r and left to dr>’ out, then uled for Hebron is June 13 at which 10): 9 (WJZ out) Concert In the darlmea. And then abruptly, I near as your telephone. When in .1^ lAFAYFTti. gmttag. It was generally agreed New England Council meeting the this Mason. This was the last com- 1:30— Ehirope Calling. rood.' NOW the Marshall commls- Tear ^ Bleetrleal Needs cos be the money to be raised from a stu- ^ new manner of giving an ^ n k case oU, gasoline and kero- Hebron Grange plays in Coventry. Rhythm; 10:30 Heidt’s Brigadiers, f brutally and darkly and hungrily, I need of anything In this line, when General Allenby Post of Ansonla petitive meet for the team this aea- 7:65— WDRC String Ehisemble— Milwaukee, Wle.Patrolmmi eionere suggest that SL Joseph THE NEW MODELS dent tax. Kten^nce prize would be more fair r**'®!.'^®* P“ *'roil on and a match The game starLs. at 7:15 o’clock (d. aon. , Sunday la to bring; I they turned to one another sotely takea eon of by tbe Jebo- I you do not have the time to make We Cbtty A will hold Its annual outing and a Burton Cornwall, baritone. Eric Goschrel came upon two boys, abide by its agreement and pave its FOR FARTIOULAR PEOPLE” Bim the one previoualy in effect. ®°Y What a cordial inviUtion has been exUnd- ■ t . ) Miss Kate Dimlou^ daughter of Talko—WABC-CBS 12:30 p. m.. I swpot Into each other’s arms. Joe a personal call, on order telephoned G w predoeto ora all ire "Vi" ramH Geoffrey Crowther from London; ' 2:15— Radio Voice of Religion— 9 and 10 yekra oW. who were trying own half. sea Brea, 'w a wUI gtadly giva I to 7718 will be given prompt and ARE HERE USAFFIC COURT ALIBI After m u ^ dlemieeion. it hes been The trees and brush is cut ed to our delegates and friends to Eighteen ladies were present at Mr. and Mra. Edward Dimlow o f was drunk with sensation and Terry impUea. Tom too, sbooM Ism O01TO In a apace targe enough for WOR-MBS 7, Forum on "Covering I Rev. Fred Wlicock, to force open a window of a leather I accurate attention. Des Molnesr—Roy Qrlmna pleaded Enntu ®” Auxiilary picnic. Join them an4 enjoy a nice time in the meeting of the Ladles’ Aid held Rye street, is lU at her home with goods store. witn ecstasy, and they listened no ymm ratimatog, ' Ttor aa every year the sew IW w oiaay people toalat as at the home of Mra. William John- Washtogton." by sevan nawsnaper-' 2:30— To be announced, longer, for there was a roaring oe The various kingrtnypr and * -guilty to aa OTortlma porktog *“ * offered ua the use a"® ^ the the beautiful Naugatuck VoUev a streptococcus throat infecUon. this?" the poUceman Naoh sod Lofoyetto e o n ora a West Side Dairy Praduto deSv charge and Municipal Judge Don pavilion. A driveway has been cut son in Columbia Wednesday after- men: lYEAF-N BC 9:30. Cailcogo 3:00—Everybody's Musid—Colum- of a mighty and omnlflc surf on an Btates that now moke up tha R ^ revetodoa. ered boob to yaa dalto. PRINTING SKRViai W* ^ Wednes- on the north ^ e ' of I « ^ “ '^ e Billy Moore is stUI wn- asked. JOHNSON BROTHERS Motion picture theaters to the Wjr, June 22, hes been choeen for noon. The afternoon woe spent A revolutlooary tribunal con- RoundUbla, "The CiecboslovaUa DU Symphony Orchestra. e n d ta ocean, and it drowned out public of China were organised j AUen fined him $1 or A day to J«)» tbatsahspies “Thlth 1th a burglary." aald the Ooebrlo Raages — BeMgersten j United States number about 17,000 MILH AND CREAM thlrty feet from boSUS^ ' S^UoiS Ilily ^ lU X '-5 piecing blocks for a quilt. A de- demned Louis X IV o f Franca to Situation." 4:00—The Costilllane. »U the world. . , . into one empire for the first tim e! (Postowtoed) But the Judge suapeaded the aan- YVEAF-NTC—2 p. m. Sunday 9-year-old boy. And so It was. Both by Emperor Ch’ln Shlh Huong-U! ; and have an aggregate oesUng Messier-Nash Inc. leace when Orlmm explained hla I ' licious supper conaisting of potato death by a vote of 861 to 360. 4:80— CBC Singera — Winnipeg ^ le y were married in the chapel a dtatoa SL TsL 027 or 78M WILLIAM H. Drivers; 4 Marlon Tally Recital; were turned over to Juvenile au- <221 B. C ). ^ j ; capacity of 10,720,000 persons. All 10 Heoderoea Bead IW . 7288 auto was policed overtlne hereiiw Chorus. tborlUeo. W EST SIDE D A IR Y 188 8ps m SL Ml l ore wired for sound. aMoRoaSL XsLTTOS ba was locked up to JoU and couldn’t *AGE EIGHT K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 11,19Sg ILU RCH BO TB* MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 11.198S PAGE NINE n ORTH_END firemen observe 50th ANNIVERSARY TOnAY Ernie Squatrito Retains M. H. S. Hitting Honorsi Present Directors and Officers of Eighth School and The New and the Old in Fire Fighting Apparatus Fine Modern Equipment Utilities District GREEN FACES CROMWELL HERE TOMORROW M. H. S. PITCHING RECORD Guards Large District Innings CLOUTS BALL FOR .395; Pitched H BB R SO Blahchard rtl eessesssssssssssssssss 80 2-3 46 11 27 Olbert 58 iHUBLARDITES SEEK 40 39 13 26 20 Weaver Favored To Beat Valiant HENRY PICARD HAS 4 3 4 4 COLE PACES FIELDERS Growth Has Been Steady Murdock ...... i ...... j 7 ■ 1 ] PresenI- Chief 5 n 5 McEvitt .. i ...... ” 4TH STRAIGHT WIN 2-3 1 2 3 A s Need of Protection w Local Teams In Tourney ONE-STROKE LEAD Hillnskl ...... g 11 3 Guthrie ...... 6 M. 1-3 2 2 5 H. S. Averagres j Ed Kose Batting Ronner-Up 'S c h le ld g e ...... 7 1-3 W as Stressed by Fires Although there Isn’t much basisf 1 0 0 ^IN LEAGUE BATTLE three IN NAHONAL OPEN Blanchard made eight starts, winning seven against Rockville BATTING AVERAGES. for comparison. Weaver High of teams follow: AB H Ave. With ^2 7 , Winzier Is High's Record *■ f ' J *’ Hartford once, los- J. Greene, 3b ...... 43 9 The Manchester fire department, j Hartford— appears to possess a ing to West Hartford once. , .209 3— R o c k v i l l e ...... 0 J. Thurner, cf . ...81 13 .235 ^rtilch today brings to a close a stronger baseball array than cither • » 8« ‘ nst Middletown twice Third With .321; First V A ’s Entertain East Long- 6— Middletown . . . . 3 and East Hartford twice. J. Wlnrler, ss .. ...53 17 .321 FIREI1ENS Manchester High or Manchester Hershey Pro Cards Pair E. Squatrito, rf Week'a celebration of the founding ! 2— W e s t H artford . 22 Hillnskl started once and lost to Trade School. ^ ...38 15 .394 fUROt CRIS E. Kose, If _____ ...52 of the department 50 years ago was Trade and will be favored to elimi- 9— Bristol ...... a 7 Murdock started once and lost to Trade School 17 .327 Sacker Has .978 Average; meadow At M t Nebo In 2—Trade School .. P. Murdock, 3b . ...43 13 .302 flnit organized as a mutual protec- j nate both local teams In the pre- 11 Of Rne 70s To Pace field '______■ ‘i; W. Canade, lb . 8—Meriden ...... 1 0.9 - 2 .222 Uon organization against flres by ' liminary games of the first annual E. Cole, lb ...... 34 s Blanchard Tops Pitchers. _ Return Game; Moriartys 13— E a s t H a r t f o r d . . a 4 .235 residents of what was known as the \ ^ate title tourney next week. 4— Rockville ...... S. Robinson, c . ...41 11 .268 a a 8 With Metz Right Behind; Z. Olbert, p . .. Eighth School District and In the Trade faces Weaver at Hartford 8— Meriden . ...18 1 .056 7 C. Blanchard, p . ...16 old records that have beer found it To Travel To Kensington. 0—Trade School .. 4 .250 Ernie .Squstrito. who led Man- Monday afternoon and a victory for a a s Final Round Today. W. Schleldge, 2b . .10 3 ..300 waa known as the Eighth School 9— Middletown a a MORIARTYS TURN BACK chester High’s stickers last yea r.'lf the Mechanics will be a distinct up- 2 .1 Murphy, If ... 1 .125 with a nifty .470 average, retalnsdeW. District, Manchester Fire Depart- 15—East Hartford . a a 9 Palrlcclo, cf ... ment. set, although Coach Frank Crow- ... 1 0 .000 his hitting crown during the recentZ-i’ ManCheeter Green, tied for first 4— Bristol ...... 8 Sue,by, 3b ...... 2 Denver, Oolo., June 11— (A P )— 0 .000 1938 season by clouting the appIsMo It started in a most humble man- plaee in the Tri-County League with ley’s nine has proven the best run- 4— W est Hartford . e 2 Mohr, 0 When the sun rolls over the l^ckles PORTERFIELDS BY 5-1 ... 5 0 .000 at a .395 clip, according to flgurea -r. ner and after a span of a half cen- Wethersfield will meet the well maker of the three outfits and has Guthrie, p ...... 1 0 .000 tury the methods used in fighting 87 late t(xlay they'll be crowning the Murray, s s ...... announced today by John Giovan- balanced Cromwell team at the a good record of U wins and four 77 ... 2 I .500 nlnl. official Red and White'scorer. fire by the men who first banderl Won 11. lost 3. 1938 National Open golf champion. Cowles, cf ...... 3 1 West Side Oval tomorrow after' losses. Weaver, however, spilt even .333 The husky outfielder collected ISr together for a fire protection or- The big show will be over, unlese Valliant. p ...... 1 noon. The locals will probably use Gain Twi Uagne Lead Willi!| S p o rts Roundup 0 .000 hits In 28 trips to the plate, lnclud-T«. ganization would seem crude as with Hartford Trade by scores of of course, a 72-hoIe tie re-sets the FIELDING I. Tony Quartua on the hill In bidding Trade’s Reeord AVERAGE ing two homers, two triples and two^-,'' compared with the equipment and 11-6 and 2-11. while Trade bowed •>■6* for a play-off. Such an antl- C E Ave. a p p ^ tu s of today. for their fourth straight victory. 9— W iliim a n t ic T r a d e ...... _B cUmax has not taken place since Second Straight Victory By EDDIE BRIETZ Greene...... doubles. Gaffney, one of the league's leading to the same Hartford team twice, ..58 6 .897 School Burned 10—Windsor Locks High ...... 5the memorable battle between BUly Thurner ...... 15 1 Koee Is Runner-Up pitchers in this circuit last year, 6-0 and 6-5. Weaver is a bard hit- Speculator, N. Y.. June 11— (A P ) .933 Fires have destroyed some of the 5— Windsor High ...... 15 Burke and George von Elm in 1931 Murray ...... 1 1 .000 Runner-up honors went to la n k y .'i ■ ditional supply was taken from the will be on the mound for the visi- ting club and has two fine hiirlers In 14—Wiliimantic Trade ., a a As Wallett Gives Only Ed Kose, also an outfielder, who ^ larger buildings of the district, Directors and olTicers now senlng the Eighth School 12 Burke won at the end of 72 extra — Except for Ferndale (which was Winzier...... 62 14 .774 brook and by a pipe line that was chool and rtllm es District who also constitute the board of tors. The game will start at Jimmy Black and Bill Lonergan, 10— Rockville High .... holes, a world's record; kept exclusive for Barney Rosa) Squatrito ...... went to bat 62 times and garnbred among them the school on North lire commi.ssioner.s are pietured above: Front row o'clock sharp. 17 ..15 1 .933 run from the power pump in the ow. left to right. Edward .1. .Murphy, W, W. Robertson pre.sL n e ptesent fire fighting eqtilpment of the Manchester Fire both of whom have performed bril- IS^Torrington Trade ... One guess was about as good as this ia the moat Ideal fight camp Kose ...... 28 .3 17 blows for a mark of .327 that’ * School street which resulted In the dent. Tliomas Feigu.son. Cbarle.s B. Loomis; second dep.arfmenf Includes the big Mack pumper at th« Cromwell comes here for the first 2 fiv e Hits; Murphy Ac- .893 William E. Hibbard building further I ft abMc and the new Reo pumper and booster tank at rig liantly as Weaver chalked up seven 11— Manchester High . . .a another as the field of 60 batUe-* your agent ever haa covered . . Guthrie ...... 0 0 .000 waa just six points better than the building of the Union school. When west on Main street. bell, John-*I. Miller, serretary, treasurer. Wells A.i Strickland. Jr.. WUliam R. Camp- iglit. Chief Griswold and present members of tho time this year and according to re- 2 clepa.tmen^arc ahown manning the apparatus. ^ wins and four losses In games play- 0— H artford Trade ...... 6 worn survivors marched off for final we were here In 1936 when Max Suchy ...... 0 0 .000 percentage compllad by Captain' the district rebuilt the school in a ports this team has a well balanced ed to date. new location on North School street The Cowles Hotel building was 25—Windsor Locks High 8 36-hoIe skirmishes with par, uncer- corded Poor Support Baer trained for Louis, and hated Murdock ...... 87 3 .619 Johnny Winzier with 17 safetlea In '* saved by placing carpets and bed aggregation, a fast Infield and ^ood to leave . . . Max Schmellng likes Canade ...... 26 0 53 attempts. The only other regu* '! they built of brick, this being look- ever called upon to fight many fire.s pitching but Is rather weak with the If Weaver gets by Trade as ex- 3—Manchester High . . . . 0 tain weather, their own tempera- 1.000 clothing on the .side of the biiililing it so well he has trained here for C?ole ...... 91 2 • lar to break "SOO” was Pat Mur> J ed upon as an important step in fire a.s a bueket hiiga le, hut thc'sentl< and John McCarthy made up the willow. The team la tied for third pected, the Hartford team will play 7— Rockville High ...... t 0 ments and a mighty tough course .978 exposed to the lire and keeping several of his important jousts . . . Mohr ...... 15 0 dock, second sacker, who hit for , protection, but there was further ment that w.a.s stirred n|i by this First- President other members of the comjian.v. place and should give the Men of High here Thursday afternoon In 12— Torrlngton Trade ... 8 known as Cherry Hills. Moriarty Brothers moved into 1.000 those wet from the w.ater that was |•rgani.•'.^Uon re.sulled in a olinrter In addition to the three hose com- >•0 Oi S; . what win probably be a twilight 5— Hartford T r a d e ...... Picard in The Lead until Baer came a cropper against Roblneon ...... 104 10 .904 .302. • Murdock also led in atolen need of protection, as was later Hublard a real battle. 6 first place in the Twilight League Louis, the Osborne Brothers, who Olbert ...... pa.s.scd along from the wells and \hc hi; ng seriired the following year for panies there was also a luwk and affair and wlU again be favored. 12—New Britain Trade .. The push over the half-way mark .19 3 .842 basea with IS, Johnny Greene was ahown. I 'I* iSIi- Zapatka haa a good pitching staff 11 last night by winning over Porter- run the town, say it had never turn, Blanchud ...... brook. a writer supply and the Mari; h-stj^ ladder truck. J. c. Carter was the FIREMENS Manchester spilt with West Hart- 12— Bridgeport 'ITade . .. saw the advantage, sUght as It was .18 1 .644 second with 11, Squatrito had e t ^ t . It was not until the fire in the i now with Borello, Farrand, Quartua IS ed out a loser . . . Max’s dismal ex. Murphy...... 1 First 5Iiitiial .Vld Water Company started to lay foreman, of this piece of apparatus ford by losing 22-2 and winning by hitch-hiking a ride with slender fields. 5-1, at the West Side Oval. 1 .000 and Winzier and Johnny Thurner early part of 1888 destroyed the MARDi CRAS and Wltchow’skl, all fast ball hurl hibitlon against the Bomber not Schleldge ...... 17 3 The fire also brought to Manches- aina. This migllt be called the and members of the company were CIS, and In a pinch can take over •4-2 but Weaver downed the same l.’iO straight shooUng Henry Picard of Wallett buried for the winners and .824 pilfered seven each. Scott building on the north side of JUNE B 100 only broke the collective hearts of Patrlcclo ...... 1 0 1.000 ter as.slatance from Hartford and it second step in tlie| advancement of John Chartier, Joseph Chartlcr, J. the relief pitching himself. Johnny rival twice by 5-4 and 6-4. Manches- Won to. lost 6. Hershey. Pa. He wears his face In was effective with men on bases. Cole Leads Fleldera North Main street facing Depot the Osbornes, who own the hotel, Hillnskl ...... 2 0 1.000 Mervln "Ike ” Cole, the lad who was the first ca.te of mutual aid sup- the Mnncliester 'file department. j P. O Connor, David Gehenu, Joseph Hedlund is having a swell year with ter beat Bristol twice by 9-7 and 4-3 "Gloomy Gus" fashion but It doesn Pongratz starred for the league Square that resulted in the loss of general store, bar and most of the VaUlant ...... , 1 0 1.000 tossed the game-winning basket the first telephone exchange In Man- plied in Manchester, which today is When the water supply waa made i Tammany, Daniel Garland, Stephen the bat and keeps the team bustling and Weaver turned the trick by 1-0 affect an aasortment of plain and leaders with three bite out of four real estate, but it left most of the so general that Manche.'^ter is a part po.ssihlo auhseriptions and entertain- i -McCarthy, P. J. SulUvan, Arthur every minute. This chap is a bundle and 13-2. Weaver's Record fancy shots which enabled him to trips to the plate. thst gaye Manchester the New chester, the drug store conducted 11— H a r tfo r d Tra de ...... mountain folks hereabouts flat . . England cage diadem last winter, of an organization that extends to menls made poasihle the raising of Wilson. Dr. C. H. Weidner, James of dynamite behind the plate and Is I f Trade overcomes Weave, to snare the lead at the end of 36 Johnny ’'Cannonball’’ Murphy by Charles Rose, the law office of 1— Bristol ...... they go to tovm with all they’ve got led the regular fleldera with a per» funds for the purchase of a few j iloriarty, John Moriarty, George ■ , one of the reasons why the Green Is pave the way for Its third engage- boles. pitched a whale of a game and once for the boys who train at Specula- Judge Olln R. Wood, the pJstoffIcV i up among the league leaders. 6—W est Hartford ...... i centage of .978, accepting 91 chan> thenthm known aa« . NorthVorih Manchester ' brings into one big organization In feet of hose, a Jumper and a contract : Apel. H. p:. Morton, John Gribbon, ment with High this season, the Picard coupled two fine 70s, good again his defensive cohorts crumb- tor. JUPRS CAPTURE made with tlie water enmpany to] The Cromwell team will find the 5—Bulkeley ...... led with men on the paths. He had cea at first base with only two mls- and the Manchester Herald, a week- case of a bad fire the protection of Emil Helm and James Duffy. Kcileyltes will rule the favorites in enough to set the pace when time cities and towns that Is .sure to pi.y a yearly rental for the use of i going plenty tough Sunday and will 2— Hartford Trade ...... two runs, unearned, scored on plays. Both errors, Incidentally, ly newspaper at the time, and need - In the period following the forma- spite of the 11-2 and 3-0 victories to whittle the field to the 60 low The air is tops, the golfing good prove of value, as it has in a few ' hydrants for fire protection. It have to send out Its best hurler to d— W e s t H a r t f o r d ...... scores arrived. him in the very first frame ' after came In the final game with W est o f protection was shown. Uon of the department in 1888 with gained by the Mechanics during the and it is nice to be back among peo- INTER-CLASS MEET cases since the organization w,as i might have been the lack of fires; stop the Green. The locals have 4—Hartford Public ...... The big quesUon o f the day was two were out. Chapman dropped Hartford last week Friday. This fire threatened the business Clarence Allen as chief others who regular campaign. In the previous ple who know how to flavor country perfected. j in the di.sWlrl that n'inwed the In- | JT.7- practically blasted their way into 11—New Britain ...... 4 this: Would superior golf continue an easy throw from third, a costly sausage with a bit of garlic, turn Thurner and Kose ware tied for MCtlon o f the Eighth District and headed the department as chief en- lliat place by the power of their hit- tussles. High did not use its strong- First Orgnnlzatinn terest to drop away, hut tlicre was 0— New Britain ...... flowing from Picard's clubs to break fumble and one alaihing bit by out pancakes (with no limit on the second place In fielding, both hav- that the loss was not greater was a revival of intercest and in 18nit, or gineer In their order were George ting. One bright light in Zapatka's est lineup but wUl do so the next 13— B r i s t o l ...... 2 Jackie Fraher arored the tallies. ing marks o f .933. Kdhe had 28 due to hard work by men and boys Aa a rc.sult of this fire Clarence H. Allen, James H. Stannard and time with Cy Blanchard on the on old time National Open jinx__ molasses) and give you vegetables II year.s after, there wa.s another pitching staff was the excellent 4— Hartford Public ...... 10 that which since 1916 has seen only Three times Murphy pitched him- (cooked In fatback) and blsculto Pile Up Lopsided Margin In chances with three errors, Thurner Who formed a bucket brigade and Allen, at that time proprietor of the reoiganlzation. John p'. Sheridan, mound and indications are that High manner in which Count Farrand four lenders at the end of 36 holes self out of the bole with the bags and corn bread almost as good as 18 with one mlscue. Five members by paaslng buckets of water from Cowles Hotel, interested rrsidents A roinn.dli e tnrir.l.qlIng of Bev. ^ Sounding .\hirni showed-up .Wednesday evening. He at top strength haa too many guns 62 populated twice and two on in the o f the the team had perfect aver- of the Eighth Sehof>l Distrirt in tile boom on to the championship? ths kind mother used to turn out Annual Schoolboy Even^ ■earby wells and from the brook Cia'-enre II. Barber, at tluit tim e’ It was also tlecided at the reor- did not have to bear down but when for the Traders. Won 7, lost 4. other instance. Wallet also tighten, . . . yum, yum. ages but didn’t play many gamaa. that flows under North Main street formation of an rirgnniztition tliat pastor of the Secund Congregation-' he did his mates let off and as a Chick Evans, the amateur, did it ganization in 180(1 to make other 22 years ago and his 139 for the ed 'up in the fifth and seventh and The best of the quintet waa BIU aaar Nelson place there Is no doubt would be readv to help in ra.se of a al ehurih, .lohii K. Dunn iincl Wih result three runs trickled across the fo r c ^ the Portorflelds to pop up fire. There were no water mains in changes, with parUcular attention first 36 holes never haa been Schmellng seems better satisfied Thnmer Stars. Canade, sub first sacker, with 35 ' but what there would have been , lu'.ni .McGuire- drew up bylaws, being given to the method of turn- plate and he then showed that he easy outo. Inability to bit the perfect chances. the territory to furnish a water had the stuff. equalled. Ix>ng Jim Baroea w8ls the here, too . . . he is more DemcKra- more trouble. The wells In the The.se by-laws not only got'crned ing in nn alarm In case of fire, Moriarty Brothers’ hurler was the tlc and approachable . . . Inatoad BlancliTd tops Hnrleia supply, but buckets were piiri ha.se I the rules of the fiiehoOses but also leader at the half-way post in 1921 Vldnity were located on property jiunchester had .so far progrc.ssed The Green outer defense seems to main reaaon for the defeat. of burying himself far back to the Cyrus Blanchard, who Is eaepeeted • owned by Norman Loomis on the and left at convenient place.s. It named the officers that should head ^ A. Sweet fDeeeased) be a bit off, that la the showing of and won the crown. WUlle Mac Manchester High held Its annual that there was a policeman on duty Dick Cobb stole home In the ztoth woods as he did at Napanoch while to carry the pitching burden ia Um •outh aide of the railroad tracks was agreed that In case of a fire the district and the ofTlcers of the First I'reslileiit of the- Eighth .School the outfleldera to date. Borello Trade Drops Final Game Fnrlnne waa the front runner in with the last run of the game with inter-class track and field meet at the bell In the Union School and in at night ami it was e.xplained in the prepplng for his first fight with state title tourney next week, waa and another well was located on eimipanies that were to he formed. and Utilities District brother of the pitcher, ia playing a 1925 and eight years later. Amateur two out itod two strlkea on the bat- the West Side Oval yesterday after- the .Second Congregational (’liurdi, instructions given to the firemen, Louis he now hangs his hat in a the beat o f the twlrlers, winning acer property on the weat of the Again entei taimiier.ts and .subscrip- swell game afield but baa been hit- Johnny Goodman duplicated the ter. Murphy was entitled to a bet- would be rung and nn agreement i and for the general interest of all feat. cottage almost directly across the noon i^th the Juniors emerging tri seven out of eight starts against at Depot Square, at a point tions rahsed addltionnl funds and ting in hard luck. MaaaoUnl la fast ter break last night and won the ad- big road from the open air arena waa also made for the sounding of , with these funds there was. pur- buckets. Al! were hand drawn. By residents in the district, that In case Those who picked Picard rated umphant by a lopsided score. The High's beet opposition. ZIg Olbart where the driveway now aepa- and has a wonderful throwing arm miration of the local fans for his where he works . . . passing auto- a whtfltlo alarm by the whi.stlu in'uhn.srtl tbroi* jiimpcrN each with fiOO this tune there wore .It! hydrants in of a fire .all that was ncce,s.sary was t* '-'X To Bridgeport By 13-12 third-year students plied up a total won four straight games without a but like Borello is not having any his chances aa excellent. He was courageous fighting spirit. O r g o imtes the larger and smaller Spen- the territory that the district was to locale the policeman on duty isto can see him reading on the defeat, while HiUnakl and Murdock .' cer building. The supply from these atroct ftTt of hoao and al.so a hook an<) (o cover. too much luck at the plate, although seldom off the fairways In the first made a nice catch of a hard bit ball porch or perhaps shooting arrows of 7 H i points as the seniors fin- There Is little to show In the old ! ladder Iniek, The hook. and ladder He. the instructions said, hml a key he got three hits Wednesday night two rounds and bis putter made the by Zwick in the fifth that was a ished second with 3244 and the each had one setback la as many wells was not sufficient but the ad- records that this organization was truck wa.s etpilpped with lenther i Fire headquarters were on North to the North Congregational eluirrh "Tw-o pieces of old equipment are ahown ahov Kradas 3, Machado, LIpowsky, Pon- at poor Otto Petri, his closest friend, starts. Blanchard, although ha ap- against the Polish Amerks. With ball bebave. Observers, who in the gem.. Sullivan at second for Porter- In the yard .... mebbe this bit of sophomores third with 33. School street in the franje building which he would use in opening the left is an old hand-drawn Jiimix-r while at the rivld1s7ir 7 '’'■“ ^ 7 " t''*- nppnrntus. A t Beaten In Wild Clash To tlllo; double plays, Rautenberg to peared ia twice aa many games an I that now stands just .south of the the light is the former hand-drawn ladder Iriiek. Quartua in right field the Green has Poggl to Wylie; left on bases, Man- past have been taking it on the fields also contributed a neat bit of friendliness has been responsible donr to the church so the bell In a dangerous man with the bat and chin by poor guesses, hesitated to Johnny Tbumer, a baseball and Olbert, allowed only seven more hltn I newer of the school buildings on chester Bridgeport 6; base on fielding back of second and nipped for the crowds of from 3.000 and the churrh might he .sounded and also a swell pitcher. Comber seems hop on any one of the first nine Haefs at first by Inches. football performer of no small abil- than the young southpaw and gavk t North School street. I n ^ ls build- Close Season With 10 Vic- balls, off Bulick 2, Rautenberg 2 5,000 paid customers who have been ity, highlighted the meet with four that the whistle at "fa.se's paper School and Utilities Dl.strlct and at elected at annual to be a bit nervous at home but this leaders. Porterfields fewer walks. Present Members of the Manchester Fire Department ing there wns stored the Ifbok and a meeting of the di. triet held on ... , meetings of the cr w.as .rained ... as superintendent of Mlkollet 1, Markouics 4, OombroW'^ watching his Saturday and Sunday places, a tie for first in the high, mill will be blown to give the may wear off. Others In Running AB. R. H. PO. A. E. workouts. ladder truck and al.so one jumper, alarm, " June 12, 1917 the chaiter waa ac ” ■ Di.rtrict. ■ (ire alarm system. ski 1; hit by pitcher, by Builek first In the broad jump, second in I There wa.s al.so n tower that could - Ihe first officers selected to serve! 11 wa.s i: Genial Joe Hublard is anxious to tories And 5 Losses; En- It was Picard or Dick Metz, M aseolinI, as ____ 4 0 0 1 0 0 50 ‘ ‘ir.'TA cepted liy the district and steps have his team stay at the top and March; by Mikollet, March. Time' the 100 and third in ths pole vault be used for drying hose after a When such an alarm was sounded Harold MeSpaden, Emery Zimmer- Nichols, If .. ----- 2 0 0 0 0 1 Everything is hunky dory to this AVERILL, LOMBARDI taken to undergo a complete reor- : asheads commlssioncus were and as department i g a i;iz 7 ;;i'’ thal“ ' 7 h f firot'^lmc^^'o; promises a fast game for the fan.s 3:00. Umpire, Gallagher. The summary follows: fire A meeting place was provided there w.as no particular call num- man; defending champion Ralph Sullivan, 2b . ----- 3 0 2 1 2 1 Joint. no worries, no moans. FIREMENS ganization. This action was followed headed hv Dr T T sw-et n fifJhting apparatus was t^omorrow afternoon. The time wlU gage Weaver At Hartford Curon, 3b . 100 yard dash— White, Junior, I for on the second floor of the biiild- ber. It was the genenil rule to Guldahl; Jimmy Hines, Harry Coop- ...3110 0 0 Just plenty of sunshine, cool nights 1st; Thunfer, Junior, 2nd; Busky, by the formation of a fire deparl- it-x? ' ’I vvas Monday In State P la y .. | The ^Standings take your choice. ...2011 0 2 even the deep south would have to McCabe, soph, 5th. Time, 10.6 * JUNES II visions of the charter ami at a meet- Gu re rhsrG , » i V.__ _ , 7 ,V i continued in ii.se until three Donahue, cf 0 A survey wns made of the dis- fire was discovered and then run to .Another cause for speculation ...3003 0 ^^^tOn its beat bib and tucker to seconds. New York, Juno U . — ( A P )— N sW Ing held on July 18, 1917 Will be is not known even to the YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. Blalney, c .. ...3 0 0 13 triet and cacti fireman wa.s provided the fire. the re-'cnrau irp^ank N. T ^ r i V,7s'trtcV — was replaced by waa the condition of the course. 1 0 220 yard dash-McCabe, soph, leaders bit the top of each major organized Mancheslci the present boo.ster tank. home club until they show up at the NationaL Murphy, p ...... 2010 I with a list showing the location of P'ir-d .Alotor .-Apparatus 1‘iie Depart-; olTitMTH rihcl (Uroctors. also aa lire neld. Manchester Trade closed its regu- Greens wetted down by sprinklers, 1 0 1st; Busky, senior, 2nd; White, jun- league this week, in a general The next step in the way of pro- New York 8, SL Louis 1. Sterling, If . ...2000 1 the different hydrants. The house ' The Leqislaturc in 1917 granted nniisnii/nors. " plus an occasional and unwelcome 0 'T()day Max wlU be both boxer ior, 3rd; Brown, junior, 4th. No shake-up of the batting atandlnga. grc.ss was the building of a fire G. A.’s ALSO A T HOME lar baseball campaign yesterday Philadelphia 3, PItUhurgh 2. Server, lb .. ...0002 0 0 on North School street remained as to the tcrrltoi;;’ comprising the rain shower, brought about a wealth and lawyer . . . The Hon. Brig. other entries. Time, 24.9 seconds. Earl Averill, aeveland’s clouting house at Main and Hilliard strcet.s. Tomorrow afternoon will find the afternoon by absorbing a 13-12 set- (Other games postponed.) x^mltb ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 headquarters for the hook and lad- of the department liy eommi.s.sloticrs, James E.' Campholl, first asristant of par and sub-par rounds yester- Gen. John J. Phelan, head of the 440 yard dash— Sault, seiilor, 1st; outfielder, collected 11 bits during Plighth School Distrirt a charter to In planning the erection of the G. A, s at ML Nebo against the Ainerloan. 'ffla n e y ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 der truck, hut the jumpers were ns- who were district offiecia and also engineer; IThoma.s F c rg ilirs c c o n d back from Bridgeport Trade In a“ day where only a few cropped up boxing commission, is due and Max McCollum, soph, 2nd; McCabe, soph, the seven-day span, and, with n J71 he Incorporated as the Plighth ofTiccis of the dep.'irlment to New York 8. aeveland 2. xxMurray .. ...0 0 0 0 0 0 •slgned to different sections. No. 1 , aa.sistanl engineer. William R. Palm- M ^ Louffmeadow. wild encounter at the Park C3ty. It the day before when the putting Intends making a personal plea for 3rd. No other entries. Time, average, paaaed his teammate, H al ((^ntiniiect on Page T\velve.) ftMm the Bay Detroit 7, Washington 6 ( 10). xxxWhlte .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 the reinstatement of Joe (Yusael f-ompany was moved to a barn fur- was the fifth defeat against ten vic- surfaces were hard and unyielding. 88.3 seconds. Trosky, to take over the No. 1 slot Chicago 15. Boston 2. the muscle) JscoIm , his American ther west on North Main street. No. w ? i Sunday tories for the local Mechanics, who Seventeen equalled dr shaded par Mile run— Cervenl, junior, 1st; In the American League. With the O. A.'s at East Long- at. LduU 8, Philadelphia 4. Totals ...... 38 1 8 31 8 4 representative . . . Herr Yacohs is 2's npp.aratiis wns hoii.sed In the are slated to launch their bid for figures In the second round com- Robbins, soph, 2nd; Coburn, senior, Ernie Lombardi, anclnnatl’a down h ^ Eastern. Blorlartj's in the commlsslon’a doghouse at 3rd; Brown, Junior, 4th. No other one story concrete hhiek hiilldlng on the state title against Weaver High wuuamaport 7, Hartford 4. ' pared to Uiree super-performsnees catcher, traveled at an even .400( A pel place, near Oakland street and Former Chiefs of the Manchester Fire Deportment with a strong outfit looking for a AB. R. H. PO. A. E. present and will be unMie to sec- entries. Time. 8:03. of Hartford on Monday afternoon. HaseltoalA Albany 5. On tba precedlnf day. Softer greens Zwtek, sS .... clip for the week, boosted hla marie victory. Peterson, formerly of ... 4 0 3 4 0 0 ond and (ha hopes) Hell Schmellng Discus—Wlnsler, senior. 1st; W at- No. .Ts equipment was stored in Manchester sent three twlrlers to K m ^ 6. ■hanton 4 (night). today meant bettor soorM. Hsafs. If .... atx points to .356, and sky-roeketod Frank .Strant's bam on Main street. Springfield College, will be on the ...4010 0 1 June 33 unless the ban is lifted . . . kins, junior, 2nd; Paacek, junior, mound for the visitors while Tony the hlU in an effort to achieve vic- •’ Binghamton As they swung into ths third Pongratz, o . ...433 6 3 0 from fourth place to the top of tha The ofticers of the department on stage of ths battle, Metz, good to Max Machon, the trainer, does most 3rd; Baretsa, senior, 4th; McCabe, National League, while Oookia I^ rte i ^ y get the assignment from tory but their efforts wefe handi- Cobb, lb ...... 4206 1 0 of the talking for the firm . . . the reorganization In 18nn were golf as well as looks and from Chi- qoph, 8th. Distance, 80 feet, 6 Lavagetto of Brooklyn, last week’s Coach Plltt for the O. A.'s. Game capped by sloppy work in the field Fraher. cf ...... 3013 1 0 "la Max in shape T" . . . "ja ’’ * . , Inches. Thomas J. Smith, ehief engineer; cago, was on Picard's heels. He had Duffy, rf .... leader, dropped to second with J 86. "1 Will be called at 3 o'clock sharp. All Big Ben Bulick started and ■was STANDINOB. ...4110 0 0 "can he repeat over Louis?’’ , » Shot put—Watkins, junior, 1st; John p'. Limeriek, a.s.shstant chief a three-under par 68 and total 141. Geer, 3b ...... 3 0 0 1 , Biggest gatna of the week among, engineer: George H. Allen, treas- “ '‘®d to be at Mt. Nebo reached for five hits and eight runs NationaL 3 1 J6’ J»!" . . . "why 7’’ . . . Barcisa. senior, 2nd; Pesrlk, soph, MeSpaden, from Boston, and the Schleldge, 3b . . . 3 0 1 1 tha leaders were by Jimmy Foxx, urer, Mllli.am MeOuire, secretary* m at 1:30 for pracUcs. In five Innlngi. Then Cliff Rauten- W. L 2 1 •he win btforb, he win again, ain't 3rd: Winzier, senior, 4th; Whitney, New York . Portland, Ore., "Dark horse,” Em- Wallett, p ...... 8011 the Boston Red Sox’s crack flrat- financial committee. Thomas J. MOBIABTVS AWAV berg took over and gave up three ...... 80 16 3 0 It?” . . . as for Schmsllng, he junior, 5th. Distance. 40 feat. Moriarty Brothers will travel to hits and two runs tn the next two Chicago ...... 39 19 ery Zimmerman, were well on the slinply says: "you go ask Joe Louis sacker, and Blimp Phelpa, Brook- Smith. John F. Limeriek, William High Jump— Whitney and Thur- lyn’s pudgy catcher. Jimmy Dou- Kensington tomorrow and play the frames. MUcoliet went to work In Cincinnati ...... 38 20 pace with 142. Defending champion Total! ...... 32 8 10 21 10 8 Is he afraid of m e?" ner, both juniors, tied for 1st; Wat- MrGiiire. Louts (Tiartler. Dr. P'. A B oston...... Score by innings: blr-x banged out 13 hits . tn 37 Berlin Auto Sales. The locals will the eighth and gave two hits and ...... 21 19 Guldahl, at 144. considered himself kins. junior, 3rd; Kelsh, junior, 4th; Sweet. Thomas P' Morinrtv and in a fine spot to repeat. Portorflelds...... OOO 100 0— 1 chances, lifting hli average 23 Jo.seph C f a r t e r have » Meriden pitcher by the name Pittsburgh ...... 32 21 Hax is training perfectly . , , as Cervenl, junior, 5th. Height, 5 three runs. Manchester contributed Brooklyn .. Moriartys ...... 200 120 0—8 points to ..859 for third place in the of Jack Vicki In the box with Wal' eight mlsplays...... 20 27 Another year’s lease on the cham- a matter of fact he reached his peak feel. 3 inches. The Itfmters St. Louts .. xSmlUi batted for Donahue. American League. Elielps hit safely Ictt behind the plate. The locals ...... 18 25 pionship headpiece would mean that the middle o f thla week . . . he Broad Jump— Thurncr, junior, Louis fhartler was joreman of Bridgeport's 11-hlt attack waa led Philadelphia xxMuray ran for Blaney. nine times tn 16 .chances, which win leave the West Side play- ...... 13 28 Guldahl, of Madison, N. J- would be DOXM well uid hIs respond 1st; Kelsh, junior, 2nd; Orvenl, No. 1 and D. J. .McCarthy was the by Machado, Duras and Bednarski, xxxWhlto batted for Murphy. boosted bis mark 31 points to .3SL grounds at 1:15 o'clock and all play- while Belflorc, Becker, Wylie, Hilin- American. the first title bolder to repeat since nicely , , . be is as confident as junior, 3rd: White, junior, 4th; assistant foreman J. H .Murphy W. L. Bobby 'Jones turned the trick in Earned runs Murphy IIH R D LR R ever . . . but before you lay down Whitney, junior, 5th. Distance, 18 for sixth place to the senior cireuld was secretary and William McGuire ers are requested to be on hand by skl and Poggl paced Manchester's Pet. Hits off, Murphy 10, Wallett 5; that lime. Cleveland ...... 29 17 .630 1929 and 1930. that dough, remember thafa what feet. 7 44 Inches. I ( oinimny, .Manchester Fire Deparliiient the treasurer. The members of the 18-blow barrage, the latter getting New York . stolen bases, Carron; left on bases, Berlin Auto Sales team gave the ...... 26 IP .578 Racing smoothly at 148 strokes, they said about Barney Ross. Pole vault-Whitney, junior and rompany were: Thomas J. Smith. a double for the only extra base Boston...... Porterfields 7. Moriartys 8; base on Blueflelds a good battle for six in- knock of the game...... 25 20 .886 only five away from the number one Pickles, senior, tied for lit ; Thur- , . a s t Night 'a Fights John P'. .Sherid.-in, George H -Allen Washington ...... 27 28 man, were Hines of New York. balls off Wallett 1; hit by pitcher, VERDICT RE\’EB8 ED ner. Junior. 3rd. No other entries. nings hers about three weeks ago . The box score; JHO Fraher by Murphy; struek out by M FIREriEHS ratriek O'Connell. Thomivs J. Con- Detroit ...... ,x,28 24 .486 Cooper of Chicopee, Maas., former Height, 8 feet, 6 inehss. but lost In the closing Innings after Bridgeport Trade Murphy 11. Wallett 7; time, 2 By THE ASSOCIATED PBBB8 nor. Allle Howland. James E. Camp- Chicago ...... 17 24 .428 champion Dutra and his fellow New York—Two weeks after he Marv Poutney got the range. Mori- hours; umpires, ^Brranan and Detroit— Buddy Knox, 189, Day- bell. Joseph McGowan, William ' AB. R. H. PO. A .E . Philadelphia ...... 18 26 .409 townsman from Loa Angeles, had been awarded second place in Brainard,*k\' E. Hlbb.ard, Clarence arty Brothers are anxious to repeat Bednarski, sa t - ..5 i2 2 o St. Louis ,...... 15 27 Dwyer. w e Ivy League meet, Herb Weaat, ton, O., knocked out Unknown Win- this victory and bring their team .387 Hunter. ■Thompson, W. P. Smith, Joseph Dufaa.i 5b . . .^ . . . s 2 2 1 MRS. MARTELLE KEEPS ston, 20044, Hartford; Conn., (9). up even with the Twl League cham- Eastern. Hnend Senna Odt Of It Columbia tiprinter. received the first Gcbcau, Peter Meljigan. James H. Machado, 2 b ...... 5 3 3 3 Des Moines, Is.— Bronko Nsgur- place medal for the lOfi-yard dash Dallas, Tex.— Wesley Ramey, 133, rinrence Allen (neeeased) •lames II. .Stannard pions..^ Kosloski, Berlin hurler was W Li. C3»srry Hills’ hazards, narrow Grand Rapids. Mich., outpoint^ A l . Stannard, William McCourt and C. First Chief John F. Sheridan (Deceased) March, lb ...... 3 3 i a H aaalton...... 28 i tW, 833, International Falla, Minn., from ‘Jim Pender o f Cornell, when Town Clerk. Westhripik George II. Allen fairways and sliek grsena, proved a Manriquez, 13144, Sioux City, Iowa, .Ihhnson. Third Chief in rare form in the early part of the Upowskl, c f ...... 4 2 Binghamton...... 14 14 threw A l Blslgnano, 328, Des Moines, movln* pictures showed the judges STATE UNKS UURELS' Second Chief ' - Fourth Chief graveyard for the hopes of many a 38:54. ( 10). , season although he turned in Pontlllo, i f ...... 4 0 1*1° 12 Albany ...... had erred. -No, 2 Company was he.aded by a great'gariie , his mates performed Scilari, rf ...... s o Elmira ...... 19 jg star. It was considered unlikely Omaha, Neb.— C3ii|l Vlnelquevra, Dr F. A. Sweet, the foreman; Rob- miserably behind him. Since that the pre-tournament favorite, Sam 187, Omaha, outpointed Paul H u t - ert McConnell, asaistant forerhan; Maioriano, e . . . . . 4 0 0 9 o Trenton ...... la is Snead, could muster the kind of Hartford Golfer Tams Back nek, 183, Omaha, ( 6), date, however^ the team has won Markowakl. p ...S i i o 2 Hartford ...... 18 19 Harry L. Wilson, secretary; Thomas four straight and appear to have a golf pecesaary to get back up to Capitol City Rivai Bv Score Baltlmbre— Lou Tnuisparentl, 138, MarkowaU, p ..,.1 0 0 l l Wilkes-Barre...... 14 as Baltimore, outpointed Jimmy U t t ^ Ferguson, treasurer. The company well rounded aggregation. | WlUlamapert ...... 14 jl the top. 'Iha Weat Virginian start- Spiring Tourney Underway Of 4 And 3 In Flnai.' was made up of the adilltional men; Many local fans are. planning t o ' ed ths test half at 149 strokes, af- 138, PhUadelphla, ( 8). 57 IS a 27 a Atlantlo aty, N. J.—Victor Oee«~ William Rohert.son, W. L. Buckland. -'ta^vel down to Kensington to wit-1 ter a wobbly 76 yesterday. Manoliester Trade TODAY'S OABOES. New Britain. Conn., June 11— ehado, 130. N ew York, outpointed Charles B. Loomis. A. L. Brown, H. the game which will start a t ! Two time former champion Gene At Country Club Course . H. PO. A. E. NsUonaL (A P I - T h e trophy symbolte of the Johnny Buff, 138, Atlantlo City. ( 8): O. Bowers, E. Hugh Crosby, Herbert O'clock sharp. New York, at 8L Louis. Barazstt also opened fire with a 149 Robertson, John Robinson. John '4*^,1 KulaaenakL is 113 3 behind him. Connecticut women’s golf associa- Herman Maaselli, 186, Philadelphia Bslflore, If . , , , Brooklyn at Chicago. Gill. John F. Limerick, John Mc- Survivors, maybe all 60 of them, CompeUUon la the annual spring.CC. Noren, 17. A ll these matches arc tion championship remained t(xlay defeated Qua Kelly, 138, Philadel- Becker, Boston at CtneinnaU. phia, (6). I Mencmy. Charlek Apel. Henrv Cus- xt . . . . set out with high hopes despite mateh play tournament at the lo- in the upper bracket. Mathlason the property of Mrs. Hazel Martelle Wylie, l b ...... Phiiadslphia at Pittsburgh. of Hartford for at least another ter. Joseph Crooks. Fred Stark- Amartean, their positions. And on the alde- cal Country aub la underway and defeated Hayden. 2 up. In their WRESTLING Hillnskl, 8b .. match. year. weather. Samuel Kearns. Edward J. aeveland at New York. Unes, among the hundred also rans, all first round matches must be ilurphy, and William R. Palmer. Poggi. 2b .... ware a lot ^ stars whose hopes tiad Tha losrer bracket is: H. W. The 1937 victor repeated yester- Camden. N. J.—OrvUIe Brown, St. LouU at Phliadelphla. Company No. 3 waa headed by Kradss, ef . . . bean buried In tbs bunkers. Among completod by tomorrow. A field of Stevens, 16. ve. J. Tierney, 14; T. day In tha S6-hoIe final at the Shut- AGAWAM PARK 325. Ksosaa, dsfeatsd Fred Grub- Detroit at Washington. Thomas P'. Moilarty with James Paviak, c ...... (3itcago at Boirtm.'' them wars Sam Parks of Pitts- thirty-two golfers qualified for the K elley 14, va. W . J. StevenAon, 15; tle .Meadow country club by defeat- NIA« SMtN«rtUO mter. 208. Harlan, la - two stifflght event but only three matohee have MeShean as assistant foreman. falls. ^ Builek, p ...... burgh. a former Utlehoider; Jimmy T. J. Brown, 18, ve. J. J. AUlson. 17; ing Mrs. R. a. Patton, Jr., in an all- R A C K S Daniel J. Sullivan was the secretary WlarabteU, e . Elmlm at Hartford. bean reported completed eo far. The T. Foeter. 9, ve. C. M. O’Dowd. 18; Hartford champlonthlp round, 4 , BuffMo N. T.—Ed Don Osorge, D eaaret of Heuaton, Ben H o ^ of second round must be and Frank Strant the treasitrer. Rautenbetg, p Albany at WUhas-Barrs. White Plains, N. Y., Abe Espinosa by C. T. B, Willett, 18, Vi. W . J. Slte- and 3. DAIUV *2®' North Java, N. Y., and Stove June 19, the ecml-flnele by ?unune 36 John Ward Jr., John Chamberlain, (Crusher) Casey, 332, Ireland, drew MlkoUst, p . . . Binghamton at Haselton. and K y Laffoon, both o f Otlcago ™*n, 80; B. p. Rsnney, 38, vs. G. Mrs. Martelle virtually cUnohed 8 sms«r wuuamaport at Tranton. end the finale by July 8. Booth. 28; O. TutUs. 18. vs. G. the match srith a brilliant Incom- ajMDWIl MCHMri George Chamberlain, Patrick Moo- 'one fall aach, curfew anded bout). and A l Watrous of Birmingham The pelringe and handleape of the auurMMtojuiysu nan. VietBr —Skoneskl, WUliam North Berrtn, N. J.—Jack Lea- 40 U 18 >7 14 8 Mich. Peterson. 9; R. Grace, 9. vs. E. ing round yeeterday morning, tour- •TABTED YODNO qualifiers follow: D. Mackinnon, 16, Ballaieper, 7, Kelley beat Stevenson, ing the upper nine in 88 strokea, the Welch, James Rae. Frank Chamber- ««> B ibbeTM o^ Mancheetor...... 0M016 OlO—u jm. K. Jobnacn, 11; W, Watr. 8, ve. POSTTIMEMS lain. Patrick Gill, Lee Thrall, Wal- 134, BoetoR. drew, M:S4 (b ott Bridgeport ...... S40 IM Oto^U 8 sad 4, and Foster beet O’Dowd best nine-bole score o f the tourna- asiNssSNIM tountod out). » » « « « : Mta. otf ment, to go four up at the tuni. MilYDOUBUK? _ Thomat J. flmlth (Deoesaed) South Bend, Ind.—Jim yaar-eld high sebeol freshman, haa va. J. H avd^ 18; P. Ballaltpar, 8, . Tha Maaeltostor Country au b In the afternoon, Mrs. Patton Michael Moriaijty, James AlUens, John F. TJmerick Builek, S-Ji, B a u to n b ^ 8*8, Miko* Laadngteo. naw aagta in 8, Finh CUef R. ((olcman (Deceased) ™. wsaiso Jim baan racing outboard motorboats va. 81 I. Wabb. 16; O. Finch. vt. taam which dsfeatsd Noiwleh twice fought hard, but the handleap was BUSIItniOHAU ABM IBfiailA; SUU Chief Ilarfowe WHUs (Deceased) Uet 8>1, Markowlea 10>8, Dombrow- nutoaraph buBtlng waa imcovarad Beveatli Chief >20, A itfiqnh, BL, two atrelght fhJia. atoca aha was 8. Sba haa a vstsran’a R, H. Imlth, 14; D. O. Johnson, 18, by dcctelva margins last year will be too much to overoome. The match MAIN SMUT* sSriwSiisSS . Eighth ChM t •W »-8: ftolae haaaa. BaUfora 8. whan 6 fan obtaiaad a hoof print ot Yi. J. Motycka, If; H. Banaon. 8, eoUaetton at trofiMaa^ Maa o’ War tor his s e r a p h ^ boat to these rivals again tomorrow ended on the I 8th bole wberi both va. W. Hama, 80; A- WUkJe, 8. va. afternoon. want eoe over par. HORSE RACING ''*”*** L^v jtTCTwytKn Iii^i m y? * rmi w*fW»ciJt*g3aw><«g7\‘ao.yita>qBS\a3ig&7IM!^

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BOOTS AND HKR BUDDIFS That’s Settled V41LVU. .1 DON'T ©AYS TAE ©OOM tR TwE W O OLO VX XNOM^VT CERTAINLY WHOLE THvvifc \«» OUER.THE e ^ T E R l SENSE and N O N S E N S E VOOOLO © R BE A tact r OffTERfiMT < »N . 1 .M E R .V O M ! thrill H i i Mso still dls with thSlr boots on George—When the elevator fell, ^ VERY EKlTHOSXASTiC MOiS\ MgmjM4 * M i ^ M i€ § m v tr m rt o jn -£ M t£ ^ f t but usually ons boot is on tbe aeooi- I suppose all your eins flashed be- TWE 9 l AW wm. Wator. It ia well to rsmsmbsr fore your mlnd 7 ttat a foot on the brake is worth h-. ; Freddjr— Not quite alL YOu see, two in the grave. i we dropped only five etorlea. ANNUUNUiMKmS 2 AU'l'OMUBlLES FUR SALE 4 MOVING— TR U CK IN G - HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 SHIRT C »S T HIM 5250. Little Nellie (upon being asked Read It Or Not— FO R HEALTH—Sport, to reduce, FOR SALE—1937 PLYMOUTH de- STORAGE 20 KEMP TRIAL TO START 3 ROOMS UNCLAIM ED A IX E N SELLS FOR $600 pe differenee between the quick Ten matt guard 510,000,0(X),00<) la rent e bike. 23e hour. Aak about 6 luxe coupe, all equipped. Private FURNITURE MOVING. Two cover- Bd the dead)—^The quick are those gold at Ft. Knox, Kentucky. No for 1 plan. George B., VVlUjlama, owner. Reasonable for quick sale. FURNITURE—ONLY 5150 D ic k e y T a k es R u th S p o t i j ed vans, with Oimmon Carrier . This Is brand new furniture. Sold New York, June 10.— (A P )__ ffo get out of the way of ears In man or woman may be alOite with 105 Oxford, off Strlcldand. Tele- Write Box R. Herald. ON TUESDAY MORNING plates for out of town moving, L. to a young couple Dec. 12, 1937, who The ventilated shtrt that got a; the dead a n tboee who don'L the gold atandarda behind all credit pitcher Johnny Allen of the phone 6234. T. Wood Co. Phone 4496. Informed us to hold for delivery A and money In the United States.- Cleveland Indians In trouble A s P a ce -Se tter O f Y a n ks y •rrafflc Officer s a y s;' "You 510 deposit was paid, and payments Prospective Jurors Ordered To Even the Secretary of the Treasury 5 o R rent— latest type hospl- GARAGES—SERVICE- AUSTIN A. CHAMi^ERS when you this week will pose in a CIcve- > e ^ ’t ten how far a couple has gone were continued up to 3 weeks ago Return Then For Duty; Cau- couldn't go in the veult alone. tal bed for home use. Rates rea- want the best In Local and Long land department store—at a-net - •“ a car merely by looking at the STORAGE 10 Original price of this outfit was •onable. Call Kemp’s Inc. 568(1. Diatance Moving. Dally Express tioned Against Reading . profit for Allen. , By 81D FEDER >t>nin, so BUI went In aa a pinch- “* e d o m e t e r . " Wilkinson—What auccess la your 5210, and 560 was paid, which we FOR RENT— .SMALL building for Hartford, Manchester, Kockvuie. About Case. The fiery Indian hurler, fined ' AsMiclated Preaa Sports Writer I hitter and drove it across. Ha Bon having with bit mualcT storage and garage for truck. Tele, ^11 give to person buying this out- 5250 for walking out of a game I stayed out the next three ganuis. Phone 6260, 68 Hollister street. Back In the Ruthlan era of swat, —t’ve come back to buy Perklnaon—He playa like a pro- AU’ltl.MUKILES FX>K SALE 4 phone Manchester 8190. fit. Sco thi^ bargain aoon, for It against the Boston Red Sox ’ and the Yanks lost them all. Bridgeport, June 11 — (AP) — they used to say that as the Babe “ 1 was looking at yesterday, feaalonal piano tuner. won't last long. Take aa long as 18 when umpire BUI McGowan de- That brought matters up BUY YOUR USED car hero during Prospective jurors for the trial of goes, so go the Yankees. _ —iBsan—Fine. Now tell me, months to pay. Send for a "Cour- manded he take" off hla venti- terday and the start of the Impor-' Fa# was the one dominating thing ITirlft Week and receive four cou- G. Leroy Kemp, indicted State BUSINESS SERVICES PAINTING— PAPERING 21 tesy Auto,” or if you come by auto lated shirt, said he sold the gar- The Babe la gone now, "doing" tant series with aeveland’a Indians. that made you decide to buy this Germany obtained proteotoratee iTeonerville Folks pons for each dollar spent. You Highway Department land agent, Bv Fontaine Fox or bus we’ll refund your gasoline were under orders today to return ment “for more than my fine" to hla btuieball from a box near the vis- BUI came back for that one, and all car? over Togoland and the Cameroon may win a 1938 Chevrolet sedan. OFFERED 13 PROPERTY OWNERS —AttenUon. or fare. to Superior Court June 14 when the the Cleveland store. iting dugout, but the Yankees he did was clout two homers to Customer—My wife. dlatrlct of Afklc# In 1883. " Cole Motors, 6463. A 6AME THAT TH E LITTLE TOTS LOVE TO PLAY WITH A U N T Ep PIB H0fl6 TRIM EVERGREENS, SHRUBS, J6.95 repapers room, celling paper- ALBERT’S furniture CO case la scheduled to start. •’Got right close to 5500 for haven’t stopped—because another spark the Yanks to an 8-2 victory. hedges and shade trees—cavities ed or kalBomtncd. Material, labor WATERBURY. CONN. Judge Alfred C. Baldwin excused It", said Allen. cannon la booming. This one Is In addition, he used all his catching A mountain man who rarely, if OUR BOARDING HOUSE and wounda treated. A service you complete. Inside, outside painting. the regular Jury panel yesterday sweet William Dickey. When he’s tricks to carry Lefty Gomez over ever, visited a town of any size, will like. Prices reasonable. John Large savings. Work guaranteed. FOR SALE—WHITE Ice box. In around, the Yankees travel In high with a caution to refrain from read- the rough spots, and El Goofy, aft- drove Into StateM lle with bis son, S T O R IES IN l z i l a d s S. Wolcott, 117 Holllste- atreet Lang. Phone 3692. good condition, 55.00. Telephone ing any newspaper articles or head- gear; and when he’s missing, mon- er surviving one bad inning, pitched traveling In a decrepit oar. Climb- H i-V i p P f e E - / - H ;?: ' I A/V\ Manchester Tel. 8597. . 2116. lines bearing on the Kemp case In key wrenches show up aU through one of hla best games of the year, a ing out of the car on one of the A N 6W BRIMO AM A D P O K AM the Interim. League the machinery. seven-hitter. main streets, the old man. appeared S T A M P S Evening: Herald Now, compared to the Babe, IW 5 TR U C TO R IN RO PIMO A N D RiDIMa REPAIRING 23 FOR SALE—C O M B m ^O N gas The Jurist said: Red Sox Walloped fascinated by tbe pavement. He (ON A D U D E RAMCM DURlMtS ~THS BUILDING- and oil stove, slightly Hised. Call "I am going to excuse you until Dickey Is about as colorful as a cold That shaved a full game off the scraped hla feet on the hard 'sur- CLASSIFIED Leaders C05 CONTRACTING 14 HARNESSES. COLLARS, luggage after 6 p. m., 63 Durkin street, Tuesday at 10 a. m. Would like to pancake. Where Ruth wowed ’em, Indian.s' league lead, and, since Bos- face and turning to hla son, re- S U M M E R M O M T H S — ,U M f - P u F P 5 comer Brookfield street, Town. give you a word of caution since on AMERICAN LEAGUE the fans completely overlook lankv ton’s Red Sox absorbed a woeful marked: "Well, I don’t blame them ADVERTISEMENTS and hame.ss repairing, sport tops Bill. ^ TH IS IS MY W IL D -W E S T UMIPORM* HOUSES BUILT—52000 and up and curtains repaired. 90 Cam- Tuesday morning we arc to take up Batting—Avcrlll. aeveland, .371; walloping at the hands of the Chi- for building a town hare. The X W O R E W H ILE OoDDt ala %vara«e word# to % Udo. FOR SALE—GREY GAS combina- Trosky. Cleveland, .366. Nevertheless, he uses the same Complete with plumbing etc. Work bridge street. Telephone 4740. the Kemp case. cago White Sox, 15-2, the Yanks ground Is too dem hard to plow, Inltlala. oom bert and abbravlatloDS tion range, with oil burner, also Runs—Foxx, Boston. 43; Lewis, procedure to brirfg the Yanks back anyhow." X W A S AM •Mb count aa a word and eotnpound guaranteed. Also jobing. Write Box "I suggest that you avoid reading ‘ were left In sole possession of sec- word! ac two worda Ulnlmom coat la O, Herald. MOWER SHARPENING, repairing. black range. D1 Martino, 270 Hack- any newspaper articles concerning Washington, 41. Into any given ball game. It’s a ond place. The White Sox unloaded IMDIAN S C O UT price of tbraa llcea. Vacuum cleaners "econdiuoned. matack street. that case In fact, any court busi- Runs batted In—Foxx, Boston, smash Into "Ruthvlllc’’, that section 20 hits, Monte Stratton smashing a Friend—Have you been driving W ITH es- latoa ratea pat dar for tranatent 68; Averin, Cleveland, 49. of the right field stands employed Key making, lock repairing, sate ness. I would like to ask you not to homcr»^«1th the bases loaded and your car long? B U F P A L O FLORISTS—NURSERIES 16 read any articles or headlines con Hits—Travis and Lewis, Wash- for long-range target practice. Mike Kreevlch clouting two round- Bill—.Seven years. Cffactlv* March IT* laSY combination changing. Bralthwalte ington, 66. Caah Charpt 52 Pearl street. MACHINERY AND TOOI,S 52 cernlng it." Great “autch” Hitter trippers. Friend—Ever had an accident? B il l / ia P f ANOTHER BIG WEEK END aale • OonaacacJva Oa/a ..l T eUj • ota Judge Baldwin has yet to rule Doubles— Cronin, Boston 18- They say of Dickey that he’s the Over In the National League, Bill—Yes, I got slapped once. • VCAFp 5 t OonaacDtiYc Dapa ••I • aul U eta on annual flowering and vegetable LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED — FOR SALE—4 CAN milk cooler. however, on defense motions which Cramer. Boston, 15. greatest "clutch" hitter In baseball; t Dar ...... I 11 e u f U et a meantime, only two games got by plants, 4 dozen for 256. GerahUims Price 51.00. Factory method. Call- A. Popoff, 423 Lydall street, Man- Include pleas for change of venue Triples— Averill, aeveland, 7: that when there are "ducks on the old man weather. Prince Hal Still. A Girl In A Parked Car Is All ordara for Irrepnla.? Inacrtlona chester. 9rlll ba oharpad at tha ena Una rata. 10c each, 51.00 dozen, hardy peren- ed for and delivered free. Walt and the request of the defense to Keltner, aeveland, 5. pond", he’ll shoo 'em In. They say. Schumacher allowed just three run- Never Attacked By A Prowling Spaclal ratea for lonp tarn avarp nials and rock garden plants 50c Burnett, 110 Spruce street. Phone inspect the grand jury transcript. Home runs— Foxx, Boston, 18' too, that when Iron Mike Cochrane ners to pass first ba.se, and the Criminal Unless The Car Is Park- Aay advartlelnp pivan «pon raqvaeu doz. Evergreens 25c or 5 for 51.00. CHOP YOUR HAY with the Del- It was pointed out that Kemp, one Greenberg and York, Detroit, 13. hung up thip mask and pads last ed Where It Should Not Be. Ada ordarad bafora Ua third or fifth 6183. Giants clubbed the Cardinals, 3-1, A t McConvllIe’s Greenhouses and linger chopper. Here Is a machine of nine persona arrested aa a result Stolen bases—Lewis, Washington, year for keep.s, the folks didn’t have stretching their National League Tiny San M arino 4mw will ba ebarpad ool^ for tha ae* with up to the minute engineering. tsal Aumbar of tlnaa tha ad •ppaor* Nuraerlea, 21 Wlndemere atreet, WE SPECIALIZE In recovering of Merritt Parkway Grand Jury 10; Kreevlch, (Silcago, 9. far to look for someone to pin the lead to two full games over the First Motorist— I love tha beau Honors Lincoln •d, oharptnp at tha rata aamad but Manchester. Telephone 5947.' roofs, and applying asbestos sldmg. Dublin Tractor Co.. Providence charges, cannot be tried until after Pitching— Grove, Boston. 10-1- "best catcher In baseball" tag onto. Chicago Cuba, whose tilt with the ties of the countryside. BO allowance or rafuodo can be nado Years ot experience. Workmansnip Rd., Wllllmantlc. he had been put to plea which must Kennedy, Detroit, 9-1. BUI was the guy. Dodgers was rained out. Hugh Second Motorist—So Do I. Some- ^WICE in Its history hat the •B Ola Una a4o otoppad aftar tha 4 aw'alt Judge Baldwin’s decision on National League On both counts they were just times 1 give them a Uft. fifth dap. SPECIAL SALE—Geraniums In guaranteed. Painting and carpen- (losing pitcher) Mulcahy fooled tha smallest republic in tbe world, Ho **tni forbldiT; piaplap llnaa aat and 5 Inch pots I5c and 25c each. try. A. A. Dion, 81 Wells. Phone the defense motions now pending. Batting— Lombardi, ancinnatl, about righL One of the major rea- folks and won one, tossing the San Marino, in northern Italy, .359; Lavagetto, Brooklyn, ,356. sons the Yanks are 2'i games out told. Begonias, vinca vines, coleus, ver- 4860. APARTMENTS— FLATS— Phillies to a 3-2 decision over the Modem youth is much like the chosen to honor Abraham Lincoln. Tha Harald wlU not ba raaponalbla Runs—Ott, New York, 46; Hack, of first place right now la because Illy of tbe field In that It tolls not. benas. petunias, Boston ivy, and Pirates. Rain also ruined the Beea- In March 1861 the tiny state for nora than on# Inoorraot Inoartton TENEMENTS 63 Chicago, 37. BUI was on the hospital list for six But It does plenty of. spiimlng If Of any advartloamant ordarad for cannas. Phlox, asters, zinnias and LAWNMOWERS sharpened and re- TO QDESnON HUSBAND Reds encounter In Cincinnati. named the Civil War President at Bora than ona tina. calendulas, all 10c a dozen, 3 for paired. Precision grinding. De- Runs batted In—Ott. New York, games. And the Yanks dropped given the gas to go on—Leaven- WOMAN WOULD like to share four four of ’em. Buck Newsom fanned eight and an "honorary citizen." In thanks, The Inadvartam onlaaioo of locor* 25c. Salvia, cabbage, pepper, and livery service. Karlsei. and Edger- 49; Galan, (Chicago, and Medwlck, pitched the St. Louis Browns to an worth, Kansas, Times. room furnished apartment, with St. Louis, 41. Lincoln wrote to San Marino: Pact publication of advartlalnp will ba celery planta 10c a dogen, i, for ton, Buckland. Phone 7385. ABOUT DEATH OF WIFE There was last week for instance. 8-4 win over the Athletics. The pacUflad onlr by eancallatlon of tha one or two ladies. Very central. Hits—Moore. New York 8; Mc- BUI had an ailing aide, stayed out “Although your dominion It small 25c. Also evergreen trees. Always Detroit Tigers outlasted the Sen- Pollcsmsn—How did ths accident •harpa mada for tha aanrlea raodarad. Rent reasonable. Dial 7825. Cormick, ancinnatl, 67. one game and the Yanks lost, 6-5. happen 7 your State Is nevertheless one of All advartloamaiita nuot oonforn open Phone 8-3091. 379 Burnside ators to come through. 7-6, In ten Doubles—McCormick, ancinnatl, The next day, the Yanks needed a Motorist—My wife fell asleep in the most honored in all history.” |b atyla, copy and typoprapby with Ave., East Hartford, Conn. Find Her Dead In New .Milford Innings. fapulattona anforcad by tha publlab* HEI,|P W A N T E D — 9 OR RENT— THREE room heated 17; Martin, Philadelphia, 16. the back seat. Now San Marino has honored an and thay ratarva tha Hpht to Mal e' 36 apartment, centrally located. Ap- Hotel Room: Was Daug'hter Triples—Suhr and Rizzo, Pitts- the memory of Lincoln, issuing •dlt. raTloa or rajaot any copy eon* LOWESCROFT GARDENS offer ply to 16 1-2 Llllcy street. two souvenir stamp sheets. The flowers of many kind.s for cemetery Of Prominent Canadian burgh: Goodman, ancinnatl, and Drive Slowly—And Save A Life Pldarad objaotlonabla stamp, one of which appears be- CLOSIHO HOURS—Claaalfiad afia or home decoration. Final clear- RELIABLE MAN take care .store Family. Mlzo and Gutteridge, St. Louis, 5 —It Might Be Your Own! la ba pttbllahad aana day nuot ba ra« each. low, is printed in a different color ance of glada 10c per dozen. Dahlia route. DTstrlbutc, collect. New FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM flat. Im- laad by U o'clock noon: Paturdaya New Milford. June 11.— (AP) — Toe Ju d g e A l l Sta rs** First Newspapei Worker __ If for each sheet, 3-Iire blue and lid. roota 10c each. 465 Porter atreet. Products. No selling. Earn excel- provements, 525.00. Phone 3451. Homo runs—(Goodman, Cincinnati, R lent weekly Income. B. & W. Nut Llent. Leo F. Carroll of the Ridge- 13: ott, New York. 12. you rad only one day to live, how 8-llre scarlet. The Lincoln letter TELEPHONE YOUR FOR SALE—TOMATO plants, egg- Co., St. Paul, Minn, FOR R E N T -F IV E room flat, sec- field Barracks of the State police, Stolen bases — Galan, Chicago. 6; would you spend It? of 1861 is reproduced on the stamp plant, late cabbage, cauliflower, ond floor, com er Park and (Jhest. said today that the husbtnd of ,Mra. Hack, Chicago, 5. Is O ne B o y B a ll Tea m Second Newspaper Worker __ below an engraving of a statue re- WANT ADS W ANTED— FIR.ST class paper Pitching— MacFayden, Boston. Laughing at my creditors. cently dedicated to him. Thus for broccoli. Also asters, zinnia, mart- nut, all modern Improvements. Elizabeth Parrott, about 42, daugh- corn, ma tv wka >ihvic i 5-1; Hnbbell. New York. Lee. Chi- the first time In history Lincoln Ada ara Mcapiad oror tha talaphona gold, and salvia at Odermann’s. 504 hanger. John McCann. 22 Knigh- Phone Glastonbury 830. ter of a prominent Canadian fami- liM. fty roBU»>e foij fit tbo CHAROB RATB pWan aboaa Parker street. ton street. ly. wa.s being detained in connection cago. and Brown, Pittsburgh, 7-2. The Temptation appears on a foreign stamp. gJL M a eonranlanca to adaartlaara but FOR RENT—3 OR 4 RQO.MS at with her death. whlcrs^red thT^7who The world needs a reformation, we Only 32 square miles in area, ^ o CASH RATES artll bo aocaptad aa fel£lHori;£rj‘"”‘^ T are told; fiUUs Payment if paid at tha bual* Midland Apartments. Call 4131 or Mrs. Parrott died yesterday In the with scarcely 13,000 population. St ORCHY SMITH fiMo attlea on or bafora tha aavanth SITUATIONS WANTED— 8333. But when we undertake to clean San Marino exports vrtne, stone The Ways and Means Committee New Milford hospital a short time t^ESTERDPY^STBUS °'H irtrir¥ '" the muss By JOHN C. TERRY fiay followlnp tha Qrat Insartlon of FEMALE 38 after her bruised body was found in and postage stamps. It finds a OMb ad othorwlaa tha CHARGE Alex Kanpouris. Glanta— Hla sin- Will we Insist that It be really -wTm ewi’ni our i FOR RENT—TWO AND 2 1-2 a hotel room here with her husband. fruitful source of revenue in the '-BtT-nWV HAVfN'n hate will ba collaotad. Na raoponal* WANTED—POSITION a,e house- room apartment, equipped with gle w-lth bases loaded drove in tw-o good? frequent change of its stamps, THE WAY, WtCAN ^ t y for amoro la talaphonad ado The circumstances surrounding the runs to bent Cardinals. 3-1. Tennesson Street Terrora. (JOTTWCM TO THS’ keeper, for 2 adults only. Write hatha, automatic hot water heater, Or bo content to make It just like first issued in 1877 and divided Will bo aaonnad and thofr seearsey death caused Dr. C. George La Talf BUI Dickey and Lefty Gomez, First baseman, team manager, (f ET W^K (?N ( V P Mnnoe be arneranteed. EMERGENCY Box Y, Herald. gas atove. Available immediately. Came the last of the ninth. us? Into two classes In 1899, one for Max im , MIU//- >KNP UNTIL to summon Lieut. Carroll who was Y ankees-D ickey hit two homers captain and club president. OLD SCHECVLE- Orford Bldg. Apply Marlows. Joe Junior, first up, smacked a foreign and one for domestic use. iwsw^Ttie^ TWYOO. TUgycAHT INDEX OF accompanied by Trooper Henry and a single and Gomez pitched a a home run to tie the score. Then You must have a lot of extra Woman (during a quarrel)—If HAfeA6SIN(r CVERV, pay dfr MV„ Palau. seven-hitter to trounce Indians. 8-2. —after he got hla breath—he order- time on your hands, Joey? you were my husband, I’d give you BiTnaz sivsMv CLASSIFICATIONS DOGS— BIRDS— FE'IS 41 Hugh Mulcahy, Phillies— Pitched IT (5BT5 w oieo MORTiMfyE a GALLS SUMMER HOMES Early today. Dr. Howard Stevens, ed him.self to pinch hit for his third "W ell," he said, "when I ain’t too poison. airths LOWESCROFT KENNELS offer coroner, disclosed that an autopay elght-hltter and scored winning run baaeman and drew a walk. busy, I coach." Neighbor’s Husband — If you ow scoKcwi^ ItBsace FOR RENT In defeating Pirates, 3-2, .— . ^ a m a B t a • Oi l smooth Fox terrier puppies. 465 67 showed Mrs, Parrott, daughter ot Reverting to strategy again, Joe were my wtfe, I'd take It. Monte Stratton, White Sox— PePAtrruiec ©•ath# •••••••••••••••«••«•• POLICE Porter street. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson ot stopped the game and ordered the FOR RENT—WATERFRONT six Walkcrvllle, Ontario, prominent In Handcuffed Red Sox with five hits Any Man . Gets From Other Men -m E CMrd of Tbaaka « ...... room cottage, Columbia Lake, west boy he had just batted for to run Buck Newsom, Browns — Held J* Mamorla® «••*«•••••••••( Canadian society, had died of a "and hit homer with bases loaded In in his place. This settled, Joe re- Just What He Is Ehcpecting From WJBVtTEie aide, garage, boats, electricity, in- 15-2 win. Athletics to’ eigth hiU and con- heart attack and other ailments. turned to the plate and pinch hit Them. II He la Looking For Friend- ^Bohootmoau ...... 4343 ELECTRICAL quire 21 Elro St., Manchester. Harry Elsenstat, Tigers-Blanked nected for two singles himself, driv- CAMP------Faraonala ...... Lieut. Carroll said the police for his left fielder. ing one run, In 8-4 win. ship, He Will Likely Receive IL If APPLIANCES— RADIO 49 Senators with two hits In four-in He Is Looking For A Fight, He AatamohUaa wanted to question George Parrott, ning relief pitching trick in 7-6 vie Aatamobllaa fot 8alo about 35, her husband. Probably Will Be Accommodated. FOR SAIJ:—ELECTRIC Refrigera- H O US E S FOR S A L E 72 tory. Afitonobllat for Bxobaofa FIRE Give Of Your Best, Then You May LI E <»BQBlnos* Borrlea ••••• If MClt'OH Pi3RMIT NOTICK OF APPLICATION Cdacafloaal 3 0 6 0 Thlf it to give nolle© that I. Fred- “ 6 CUiaai ...... IS ©ric B occhlno o f 12?. HlsHel] atretl ITlvata Initrnctlons si .'lanchcster. Conn., have fllf-d un np- (Quish) plication dnU'rt lOth of June. 1**38 Uustcsl—Dramatle ...... s« Jon e s' Special with the Liquor Control ComnilHsloi, waatod^Inotnjctlona •• »*•••••«• M for a PackuKe Store rermit for tlie Plaaaclal 4 3 4 0 -20 Acres of l,and — very good ©al© of nlroliolic liquor on the Bond*—Stooka>>Mortyakaa tl buildings. Full price for quick premitea of 117 Sprue© street. Man* Buolnoti 0£portanIt!o»-, fj cheater, Conn. The buatneaa ia ounetl L-ll i^onoy to Loan U by Frederic Bucchlqo of 122 Biaaeil Hcia aad SItaatlaaa $1200 street, Manchester, Conn., and will be HOSPITAL conducted hy Frederic Bocchino of Bolp Wamod—FoiaaU ...... ta Nice old house— some land. Full •OVMESE t$ RUINED. • — fc lp Wanted—Mai, ...... |, 133 BIsaell street, Manchester Conn, SOME WE MAY OH. WELL! THEREiS A LOTTA EXTRA as permittee. borrow ea.OQo to Ealaamen Wanted ...... 14-A price for A .. Q n A IT WOMAN PHONED CHICKENS TH AT WE MIGHT AS WELL 5131 FRKDKIUC BOCCIIIN'O BE TO O LATE^ Help Wanted—Male'or Female.. St quick sale— ^ 1 O U U ISNT w PAYROLL TONIGHT------WHICH CALL ALL MY FRIENDS. MISS Agent, Wanted ...... st-A Dated loth of June, K>38. — SAID IT The woman 1 CAN'T — TH' TOPSY TURW WILL ailnatlone Wanted—Pemale IS the. WAS A CAR. DEED, AN' INVITE 'EM OUT FOR A S|Hiclsl! One 6-Room House In District of Coventry as. Court of SAID rr ^ M A Y B E ItuaUenc Wanted—Male ...... |j school - NEVER OPEN TOMORROW. — I fAREWELL PARTY, BmplOTinsnt Aaoncloo ...... 00 WATER DEPT. town and 10 building lots. See Probate. May 8lst, 1038. ON FIRE— - WAS QUITE r WE CAN Jdre Sl^k—Pete—Poaitr7_ Tahleire me before you buy. Kstate of William J. MeVev late of house, SOMEONE A FiftE/ ySAVE AN pore—BIrda—Peu ...... 41 Coventry In said District, deceased. S IT? MUSTA THROWN T Notice Is hereby given that pur- A5CLE AMD «oitry and SoppIIoo ...... —• “«} 3 0 7 7 STOP AT itiant to the order of said Court made A BURNINfp the TVao on th# 3Ut day pf May,. 1938 all the CIGAR ON THE wanted^ Pata— Poultry—Atoak 4« right* title and imerest which said bumpers ! Far 8al^—•Mlscella*4*^e (After 6 P.M.) Jone s' deceased had at the time of his death SEAT./ ^ lo la o For BaU ...... 41 In and to the real estate situated in Accooaorlac ...... 44 the Town of West Hartford wlU be Building Matortala ...... 47 7 8 6 8 Furniture Store sold. Djamond^W ateboa'- Jowalry 4g S3 Oak Street Terms made known at the tlnfe of glactrlcal Appltancaa-f-Badlo .. 4f Fual and Food ...... 4faA Or Drive Out T o Indian Drive, sale. ^ Your 18 show a noble nature and a strong sense of duty. Oarda»-—Farm— Dairy Pi^ueta fO MANCHESTER Manchester Green ROBERT M. MeVKT t.„ Bouaaboldli Oooda ...... 41 Administrator d, h. n. But your n’s tell me women would be erazy Aiout you if tow. 1M« «Y ms sia TooU -a ...,* ,,, 4j H.6-n»38. you didn’t pursue them.” Jgaleal Xnstrumoou gg WATER COe •‘You’re too tetc. Doc—Ih’ fever got th’ best of him!" M loa and Storo EQulpaant i 4 Waartng Apparol—Fura a? 5 9 7 4 MYRA NORTH, SPEQAL NURSE HTantod—To Bur ...... || Good Boy, Jack By THOMPSON AND COLL b o r m t h i r t y y e a r s t o o s o o m tT-P.WicUKMC, 't * - ______kill. ^ _ Boatawata ALLEY OOP Board If GAS COa Home—But Maybe Not So Safe BUT, JU O (5 e . s o u SE E.. | VOUM6 AAAJJ-AH COULD OKAY, JUDGE - I KMOW , MAH BOV. WE A L L A R E I DUNNO.* By HAM UN I„TH A T IS /AV(2A weVEB. PEBMIT AHUM O ’ WHEM I’M UCKED...WHAT] GOODBV -A M D iVDtry Board—'RoMfia ao M IG HTV P B O O D O’ YOU FO’ B O Y , W AIT'LL '1 'TELL V U H ,O O P-rPS CURTAINS J >taI»pR4^nranU *i PS80AlSED-r MIME r* \ A C e V AMV LAW time is the next ^ (SWIFF' "mAIOkS R3R IP ITS MY hfitad—Rooma—Board gg 5 0 7 5 TH IS.' H u e C Y BACK, BOTH whose the PRE F O R VOU*N ME, UNLESS^„^—s^ OFFICee WHO SHIBHEO pl an e N0 (ZTH? t h e s e c h i c k e n SAND CAR, THAT f> i . Bo^ Batata Far Baat ------H i a D U TV .' O ’ v o o - w e ’ l l b e WWTBO’ WICH ES. A U N TIE CAR IS (PEACHES FIRE'LL SURE YOU TURN that AFTER ALL (5UR Apartaiafita. Flata Taoomonta . . fi WITH OUAH B LE SSIN G / r r ? t h e S A S O UN E BOalnaa t^catlono far Rant •« have to oo a C R ITTE R FREE* TROUBLE? N 0 7 EIR! Cloasas ror Bant ...... ELECTRIC COa IN TH E O A S UOTTA •oborban For Kant ...... tl tank./ AiNT LICKED VET! ^ m m or Bomaa For Rant fi7 REACHING / H ^ E , HOLD THIS A n ' IWjuitad to Rant ...... u 5181 YOU? Baal Batata Par tala 1 Apartmaot BDlldlnt tor 8ala . . . |p Biarinaaa Propartp tor B ala...... St Fanna and Land fot Bate ...... n ^ • a aa tor Balo ...... SIEvening H era ld l^ts tot Bala |s Rawrt Propartr ter tala ...... t« Babnrten for 8aJo ...... tl 5121 **ehan«a . . . . . tl Waatad—Raal Batata ...... tj - daattaa Lagat Botlaaa BAgal Kotlcaa pi Read The Herald Adrs. ¥L 4 i£E T.M.an:u.awT: <*» j tags twelve illaturhrBtnr £im ibi8 IS m lii BATUKUAT, aXXN£ n , 198B

SOUTH CHURCH CRADLE Holmes as second assistant fore- Hibbard, Samuel J. Turklngton, Keller and Laurence Moonan; sec- ABOUT TOWN GRADE GLEE CLUB man. The members of the company George H. Waddell, David (Gham- Ktary, Frederick McCai;thy; tresa- are: Paul Cervlnl, Andrew Clem- N orth End Firem en bers, John F. Limerick, Sherwood urer, Louis (Genovesl. Tb« regular meeting of Mlanto- ROLL PARTY TODAY son, Harold Clemson, Roy OriswoliL Bowers, Joseph Pent, Rev. James Construction—Frederick Sweet. Bonoli'Tribe No. S8. I. O. R. M.. IN FINE PROGRAM Mark Holmes, WUlUm Knofla. Fran- llmmins. Rev. Fred W. Clarko, Lester Rogers. eein take place Monday night in ris J. Umerick, John F. Umeilck, Rev. William T. Wallace, Rev. Fer- Workhrs on Booths—Frederick Tinker hall at 8 o’clock. There will AII Mothers Ir Church And Joseph E. Limerick, Carrol Mc- ris E. Reynolds, Rev. John J. Zelba, Sankey, FYank Brennan. be nomination of offlcera. 'Their Babies Invited; To O bserve A nniversary Guire. Harold McLagan. John J. William P. Qulsh, Robert K. Ander- Refreshments—Harold McLagan, Merx, Horace Miller, Joseph Pohl- son, G. E. WilUs, W. George Glen- Anthony Pjn-a. Present Special'Program. Eleanor Duse Lodge, Daughters Lincoln Sixth Grade Choms man, William W. Robertson, Peter ney, William S. Hyde. Harold Gar- Mercbandpie—John Merz, Joseph of Italy, will bold Ita 12th annual fOontlnoed from Pkg* Elgkt) Coleman became the chief $hglneer. Rogers, Fred Sankey, Harold San- rity, Joel N. Nichols, Michael Limerick, Fred Pohlman, Fred banquet tomorrow at 1 o'clock at The annual Oadle Roll party will He was the one selected to make k p ’, Newton Taggart, Jr„ Lee Coughlin. A. L. Brown, Albert Foy, Sweet. the Sons of Italy clubhouse on Scores Another Musical be held at the South Methodist firehouse the men who were taking the purchase of the last piece of ap. Trouton, Donald charge^ of the affairs of the district Dr. D. C. Y. Moore. William J. Parade—James Splllane. Keeney street. Members are to church this afternoon beginning at paratus. It had been ordered, but Willis, Henry Wilson, Fred Sweet, Shea, Samuel G. Gordon. meet at the clubhouse on Birch and the department looked to the Triumph For Schools. 2 p. m. It will take place Inside death took him before ita delivery. James Splllane, Lester Trouton, Entertainment Commlttecr—Chair- street at 11 o'clock and leave from the building because of the weather. future. They made provisions for Harlowe Willis, Who followed was Henry Custer, Fred Pohlman, Har- that point. The guest of honor will future growth and buUt the Hhuse to old Bennett and Karl Keller. man, William R. Campbell; Thomas All mothers of the church and their also soon to follow his predecessor. Conran, Jack Sanson. be the grand secretary of the state babies are invited to attend. There take care of additional apparatus LeRoy Griswold is the present Anniversary TENNIS organiaatlon, Mrs. Eleanor Galantc By ANN STRICKLAND - will be baptism of children follow- and provided a space on the second chief, just finishing out his first full ,1 to close a week’s ac- Advertising (Gommlttee—George of Meriden. Dancing with music Another musical victory has been ing the program and entertainment. fioor for a meeting place and a club- year term. Joseph Chartier, one tivity In connection with the fiftieth Grazladio. chairman; William Grif- R A C Q U ETS by Art McKay's orchestra will fol- scored for the Manchester schools, The Epworth Circle Is In charge, room for the members o'f the de- of the members back in the days anniversary of the department all fin, William Frazier. Albert Yost, low the banquet. enhancing the need for regular mu and will provide refreshments. Miss partment, in a way to give to the I when he was only a boy, is the flirat of the firemen, district officers as Jr., Fred H. Sankey. RE-STR U N G sic studies in our educational sys- Ann Strickland will direct the In- members something for the serv-, assistant engineer and Howard Kee- well as the officers and members of Program Committee—Chairman, Mr. and Mre. Howard Mathews tem If the splendid show of talent formal program which will begin Ices, as the department Is still a | r.ey la the second assistant en- ffiipeovement Asao- Mark Holmes; Robert E. (Gamey, SILK— $2.00 and small son Stephen, have left for of recent date Is to be taken as with devotions, the singing of a volunteer department as It started ' glneer. claUon’ which Is composed-of resl- Francis Limerick. their home Ih Chicago, after a short GUT— $3.75 U P "' standsrd—and we believe It is! The hymn, and the official welcome by out to be 50 years ago. , | District Officers.. Eighth School and Util- Decorating Committee — (Ghalr- vWt with .relatives in town. M rs. Lincoln Glee Club and Chorus Dr. Earl E. Story. Following this ities District, have given much time man, MatUiew Merz; Francis Lim- Mathews was the fonnar Dag mar It was the fire that destroyed the The district officers at present, Single Strings Rspalred Free.' (Sixth Grade) have reason to be the entertainment will be given by Herald Printing (Jompany's plant on who constitute the board of fire and effort to make the event a sue- erick, L. A. Conveige. Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. proud of their concert given yester- cess. They have been favored by a group of little people organized Hilliard street In 1922 that again commissioners are headed by Wil- Fund (Gommjttee — (Ghalrman, C. J. Anderson of Garden etreet. Mr. day afternoon at the Center chv!&ch. as "The Wesley (Choristers’’ who served to show the need for a better liam W. Robertson. president, good weather and the number of Mark Holmes; Roy Griswold. Mat- Mathews, who is executive secre- firemen who have accepted their In JO E A C E T O The accomplishment of these will sing two numbers; "1 Love to method of fighting fires. A pump Charles R Loomis, Edward J. Mur- thew Merz, Laurence Moonan, 195 Spruce Street tary of the Oriental Institute of youngsters with one year’s training Play Among the Flowers" and vimtlon In bringing to a close an Chicago University, with Mrs. was needed. The work that could phy, William Foulds, Jr., who have George Hall, Paul Cervlnl, Ray- is almost beyond belief. They ral- "Happy Little Pilgrims.” Other been members of the board since outstanding event In the entire his- mond R. Bowers, Charles O’Connor, Mathews, sailed on the S.S. Rex on lied to the challenge in a way which Items include a "Tin Soldier Drill be done by a pump was demon tory. February 26, for a trip to the Near strated at that fire by the use of the the ^lijtrlct was Incorporated. L. A. (Gonverse. leaves no apprehension for their fu- and a "Maypole Dance.” There Thomas Ferguson and William R. ^mmltteea On Arrangements Mardl Gras—Co-chairmen, Karl Eut, leaving their young son here. Ahrens-Fox pump purchased by ture choral activities In Manchester. will be a specialty tap dance by Campbell and John A. Miller, the The committees follow: They returned last week, having The (Jhorus opened the program Patricia O’Hara a pupil of Mias No. 1 Company of the South Man- vlBlted places in Egypt, Palestine, chester fire department but a short clerk and treasurer. (General (Gommlttee—Clialrman. with four numbers, a cappella; Faith Splllane. ' The present members of the de- Chief ^ r o y Griswold; co-chairmen. Persia, Syria, and other countries. "Where God hath'Walked’’. "The Old The children who will take part time before. partment are: C I T Y T A X I In promotion of the Institute's study are; As soon as the need for a pump Paul Cervlnl, Charles 'O ’Connor; Oaken Bucket", "Annie Laurie" No. I Company: Foreman, Frank secretary^. Raymond Coleman. of antiquities. and "Old Black Joe Alice Plercy, Leone Plercy. Jean- was demonstrated the district ot fleers and the department heads Brennan; first assistant, Raymond „ Committee—Chairman, D I A L 3 2 3 0 Giving evidence of a fine sense of nette McKeown, Phyllis Tomlinson. Coleman; second assistant, John Mark. Holmes: Lester Trouton Miss Dbfores Trotter, daughter of harmony, together with consclen Edna Russell, Gladys Russell, Mary were given the necessary support by Notice Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Trotter of Wlkson. The members are; Conrad Samuel Trouton, Carrol McGuire. Clean, Comfortable Car! tious memory work, the singers Topping. Grace Russell. Arlene the residents of the district and the Apel, Joseph Cljprtler, John Godek, Raymond Coleman. John Wilson 4SS Main street, was graduated yeS' augmented this foundation with a Tomlinson and Mildred Plercy, who second piece of fire fighting appa- Courteous Service terday from St. Joseph's College. George Grazladio, James Griffin, Committee—Co-chairmen. Door Prize at I. O. O. F. quality of tone mature in Its met will take the little solo In the first ratus in the purchase of pump was Hartford, with the degree of B.S. song. ' Patrick Griffin, William Griffin, Al- William Knofla and Howard B DeLuxe Bingo, Thursday, At All Times! - lowness. The unl.son passages were made. This is still In use and Miss Trotter transferred from Mount Mias Ethel Harrison is the super- bert Yost. Jr., Anthony Pyka. James Keeney; Harold McLagan, James June 16, wiii $100.00. sung at an even placement, no no- capable of giving good service, as Comlns, Fred McIntosh, Frederick SpUlane, Harold Sankey. Lester HoIyoke-ln-Hartford and during her ticeable difference between the intendent of the Cradle Roll. At has been demonstrated on several If you cannot be present, three years at S t Joseph's was on McCarthy, Stephen Miller, Laurence Rogers, Howard Clarke, Fred Mc- boys' and girls’ voices marred the this party there will also be the occasions. With the two pumps now Intosh. Dennis M urphy the dean's list and carried nine sub- promotions of pupils from the Cra- Moonan, Jacob Moskle, Walter a special ticket (an be pur- jects, majoring In history and effect—but a perfect blending of owned by the district the needs of Moskie, Charles O'fjonnor, Glen Reception (Gommittee—Chairman chased that will honor Proprietor both, merely gave added volume. In dle Roll to the Beginners Depart- the district for sometime to come aociology. During her senior year ment, and the Little Light Bearers. Peterson, William Scott, Joseph Joseph Chartier; William W. Rob- your presence for the door aome of her work was at Trinity parts calling for harmony, now two are felt to have been met. SkoneskI, John Wilson, Albert Yost. ertson, (Gharles Loomis. Welles part, now three part, the balance Improved Method of Alarm prize. college, Hartford, evenings. Miss Sr., Raymond (Toleman. William Strickland, Edward J. Murphy Wil- Trotter graduated from Manchester was just about right . . a tribute With the purchasing of motor ap- Frazier, Henry Starkweather, How- liam R. Campbell. William Foulds, to the director. Miss Viva Barton, Tickets may be pur- High school with the class of 1933. paratus there was also brought ard Clark and Custom Abratis. Jr.. Thomas Ferguson. John Miller, for the sound of voices at close GIGLIO CASE BOUND about a change in the method of chased at: No. 2 Company Is headed by Fred C. R. Burr, John Hackett, Raymond Members of the Army and Navy range may be deceptive at times, turning in an alarm. The Orford Sankey as foreman, Francis Lim- John H. Lap p en the audience receiving a varied im- R. Bowers, Matthew Merz, George club auxiliary are reminded that Soap Company, manufacturers of erick as first assistant, and Mark Hall, L. A. Converse, William E. Metter’s Smoke Shop 44 Cone Street Tel. 7021 pression. Bon Ami, provided a whistle at their reservations will close Monday eve- TO SUPERIOR COURT Milikowski— Florist ning at 6 o'clock for the outing at The young vocalists carried them- plant on Hilliard street for fire • Automobile selves with decorum, yet radiating a Bidweil’s at the Center White Sands beach on Wednesday. alarms. Through arrangements • Fire •Life happiness In their -Inglng. The dic- with the telephone company a call The Taft, Depot Square Those who have not already handed • Accident and Health in their names should do so through tion was remarkable, and the pitch can be sent In on a special wire that P AMATEUR (Formerly Conran’s) of the high notes was In no way Im- Mrs. Florence Sullivan before that Bolton Constable Charged will result In the alarm being taken A nn o unce m en t Brunner’s Market time. peded by self consciousness which by a man who Is on duty at all might have been expected In such FILM S Larrabee’s Barber Shop I N 5 U R A N CE hours of the day and night. The THE OPENING ON youthful songsters. ' With Blackmail For Ac- district officers, when this arrange- Any Odd Fellow. Don’t • Fidelity and Surety D EV ELO PE D The Glee (jlub, as the smaller ment was made, divided the district MONDAY, JUNE 13th miss your ticket if you group, offered three numbers. In Into territories that would corre- cepting Arrest “Tip.” can’ t come. YESTERDAY’S SALES vivid contrast; "Father In Heaven” spond with a box alarm. The person OF A NEW B O N D 5 (Largo). .Hnndel, "The Elephant 2 5 per cen t off giving the call states where the call and the

In the New Haven market, which Manchester Music. i Sun day, June 12, 1 0:3 0 A . M. also opened a week ago, more ber- WASHES — RINSES ries have been sold and the total LEGION TRYOI'TS MOND.W DAMP-DRIES A t Tin k er H all 1 for the week was $21.(139.50. In Due to the rain, the tryouts for AUTO.MATICALLY Gals. $1.00 New Haven yesterday 1.681 crates "I nude up my the Legion baaehall team, scheduled all packed 24 quarts to the crate, for Mt. Nebo diamond today, will be (Purchase Union Made Productn) mind to get a were ‘sold, the average sales bring held Monday at the same place. MODER.N refrig- under that brought In the Manches- eratpr renrdleu Any boy in Manchester, bom on or KEMP’S, Inc. 1 ter market. Both auctions arc con- 763 .Main Street o( cost Imagine since March 30, 1021, is eligible to my delight when I ducted by K. M. Reid & .Sons of i try out for the team whether he be- Manchester. found the price of longs to any local team or not. Cool era lor, the air VAINJ’Q SERVICE coudilioncd refrig- erator, waa Dearly _____ Manchester VETERANS V i l l l O STATION a himdred dollan under many leu

tonights the XIGHT for fun and FROLIC! up-to-date kinds. My fooda are fredi- 426 Hartford Road Telephone 3866 er, more delicious, and I’m Mving ABEL'S Association Guaranteed Electrical and money every day." DINE AND DANCE TO YOUR FAVORITE TUNES! Coolerator k e ^ foods freAer he- Mechanical Auto Repairing cauae air conditioning provides four Tasty Foods At .\11 Times! REAR 26 COOPER STREET cuentials of ideal refrigeration: WINES — LIQUORS AND BEER Established 1921 1. Constant Cold. 2. Positive one-way

circulation. S. Balanced Humidity. Prompt — Courteous Service!. 4. Washed Air. Instead of coating Week-End Firemen! There’s A Hearty W’elcome For You Here! mor& these advanced features coat

yon LESS. If you want fretber foods VI’e Cater. To Banquets MONSTER at leu coat, investigate Cooteratorl

30 Oak Street , FOR. YOUR jO DAY FREE Ice Cre a m Treals O A K G R ILL Telephon- ,1894 TRIAL CALL FILM S ALL FRESH, HOME-MADE ICE CREAM DEVEI,UPE1) AND ^ P R I N T E D ^ 24-HOUR SERVICE CARNIVAL SP EC I A L! L T. WOOD CO. Film Deposit Box At Phone 4496 HELP! FIREMEN! Store Entrance That 8 just 14 hat we do— for Firemen and everyone else Starting MONDA Y r-.it 1 J, . j-i Macaroon Bisque — with delicious things to eat.

R*Tioli Roast Chicken Spaghetti KEM P'S f-^oolerator THl R( f RlCl RAT1U VANILLA Steamed Clams Soft Shell Crabs Clams on '2 Shell Ju ne 13 to Ju n e 18, Inclusive STRAWBERRY Larg e Ju m bo CHOCOLATE Hanley and Ruppert On Tap ^ * coffee T o Be H eld O n M ain Street Ice Cre a m BUTTER PECAN BUTTERCRUNCH

Reymander's Tavern (O pposite A r m y an d N avy Club) MAPLE-NUT 4 Cones 5c State T o w nse n d M ass M e e tin g ORANGE PINEAPPLE 35 Oak Street Chas. Reymander, Prop. PISTACHIO

.Mnnehestpr Townaend Club No. 2 wUl entertain the State Town- BANANA CASH PRIZES EVERY NIGHT! send Clubs, mass meeting at Manchester Y. M. C. A. Rooms, Sun- BUTTEBEU) Pints

day. June 12th, 1988. Business session from 2:80 to 8 o’clock CASHEW NUT RIDES! REFRESHMENTS! ENTERTAINMENT! p. m. A special S8e dinner will be served from 8:80 to 7:80. A PEANUT BRITTLE 15c an d 2 5 c Townsend lecture, from 8 to 10 o’clock, by a Natloual speaker on TONIGHT! - the Townsend Plan. Everybody Welcome! Cosne and have din- S O M ET H I N G N EW ! ner with ns and stay and bear the workings of the Townsend

program by Thomas Lnite of Bootoa, Mass. Then join our local Fresh M ode Frozen C ust ard

DINE A N D D A N CE Townsend Clob and help us carry on the humanitarian work by F U N F O R T H E F A M ILY! your moral and financial support. VmniUa — Orange — Lemon — Cherry. To the Tunes of JUMBO C O N E S ...... THE HAW'AIIAN SERENADERS ' f* Don’t Miss This Big Time I Mayor David Chambers will welcome the Townsendltes to oar ...5 e

city. A special tanitatlon to the buslnens men and irttnym to Good Music! Good Food! Good DrinksI come and hear why the Townsend Plan can be a bewefit to hnsl-

nesa. , What More Could YouFor? Townsend Chib No^ 8 of Manchester meets senonrt and foorth Fri- SP E C I A L M A T I N EE Raya at 8 o’clock In T. M. C. A- rooms. AO am wplcome. A spe- Mary's Soda Shop Ao East Center Street For the Children, Saturday Afternoon. June 18 cial membership drive for the month of Jose on the 28e Fledge Odd Fellows Bldg. Card plaa which entities yen to Natloaal amiherehip card aad Rides • Refreshments— Price! the Townsend Weekly for oae year. Jola CMh No. 2 now! We Opposite Army and N a fy Q ab moat have a mlUtoa aew members by the 84th at dq