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PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. XLIL, NO. 218. Classified Advertising on Page 12. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1928. -fconn. Slate Ub^y . BRAINS, BRAWN Jugo-Slavian Leader MISS EARHARt AMUNDSEN’ S PLANE IS DOWN RECEIVEBONOR Killed By A Radical POPULAR WITH

ON CLASS DAY Vienna, June 20.— Stefan Rad-^Jugo-Slav government severed com- THE BRITONS IN POLAR SEA; SENDS OUT SOS h • I Itch, leader of the Croatian Bloc of “ munication with Belgrade. 'the Peasant party-in the Jugo-Sla­ Raditch has long been a fire­ vian Skupshtina (Parliament) and brand in Jugo-Slav politics. During Prizes, Letters Awarded to two other deputies were shot and the recent anti-Italian demonstra­ Continual Ovations for Lady Famous Arctic, Explorer seriously wounded during today’s tions in Jugo-Slavia, Raditch made REMUS SANE; session, according to reports re­ a speech bitterly criticizing the ^ Lindy— Her Crew Put in z Long Overdue at King’s More Than 100 at High ceived here from Belgrade. A later Belgrade police for their alleged dispatch, received by way of Buda­ brutality to students who had been School; Day and Evening pest, said that Raditch had died of arrested for participating in the Background— Her Pro­ COURTORDERS Bay> Reported Forced wounds. demonstrations. The shots were fired by Govern­ Raditch was one of -the anti- Ceremonies. ment Deputy Puniza Racis. The at­ Italian group. He was recently ex­ gram for Todav. H I^ L E A S E Down and Sending Urgent. tacker was said to have mingled pelled from three sittings of Parlia­ with the spectators in the gallery. ment for speaking slightingly of Suddenly he drew a pistol and King Alexander. Raditch demand­ Appeals for Aid— Had ^ More than a hundred medals, ed an aggressive policy towards London, June 20.— This was a started firing from the gallery. day of continual ovations in Lon­ Former Boodeg King Who "School letters and insignias were Up to early this afternoon de­ Italy and claimed that the govern­ H oppd From Norway to given to Manchester High school tails and confirmation were unob­ ment had “ meekly submitted to don for Miss Amelia Earhart, school students by Principal Clar­ tainable owing to the fact that the Mussolini’s demands.’’ American heroine of the skies and Murdered Wife to Be Giv­ ence P. Quimby during the Class the first woman to fiy the Atlantic Aidm Search for Mem­ Day program in the school assem­ in an airplane. Miss Earhart, for en Freedom Under Su: bly hall this aftern'oon. They went the time being, forgot aviation and bers of Nobile’s Crew; to members of educational as swell ACTRESS TELLS WEIRD turned her attention to fashion­ preme Court Decision. able gowns, Parisian hats and chic Rene Guilbaud, With Him shoes. She went shopping. TALE OF BUCKMAILERS Tired out by the long fiight and Columbus, Ohio, June 20.— De­ the two tumultuous greetings ac­ On Plane. < claring that George Remus, alleged corded her and her two fisdng com­ wife murderer, is sane, the Ohio panions in the trans-ocean mono­ STEAMER ASKS State Supreme Court today order­ London, June 20.— ^The French Threatened to Spoil Her plane Friendship at Southampton ed the immediate release of the seaplane of Rene Guilbaud and FOR A WARSHIP and London, the comely young former bootleg king, from the Lima Captain Ronald Amundsen, which Beauty With Acid If She American aviatrix slept late. Sends Radio Appeal Stating State Hospital for the Criminally hopped off at Tromsoe, Norway, on As was the case with Col. Lind­ Monday, to search for ^he Nobile Desperate Stowaways Have bergh when he fiew to Paris, her Insane. Did Not Hand Over $100,- Started Trouble. wardrobe Was limited to the cloth­ Remus had Ijeen a prisoner in the expedition, has been forced down In ing she wore upon the fiight. When Lima insane asylum-. since his the Polar sea and has -wirelessed an 000 to Them. London, June 20.— The Aus­ she appeared in the hotel dining trial at Cincinnati, when a jury urgent appeal for aid, according to tralian Commonwealth passen­ room for breakfast she wore a bor­ found him not guilty of the a Central News dispatch from Ber­ ger liner Jervis Bay, bound rowed crepe de chine gown of fiow- murder of his wife Augusta lin this afternoon. from Brisbane to London with ered material, Imogene Holmes Remus, on the No definite news had been re­ New York, June 20.— A Supreme 600 passengers on board, hc.s “ I feel rented now,” she told her ground of insanity. During the ceived of the Guilaud-Amundsen Court jury was to hear more today broadcast a radio appeal for a friends. "I had a good night’s trial the state alienists had declar­ plane since its hop off although it was reported to have been sighted about the sad plight of Winsome warship, stating that the crew sleep. Nervous? Not a bit. I expect ed that Remus was not insane, but were having trouble v.dth to have a glorious time the next the trial judge in charging the jury over Green Harbor enroute lor Wllda Bennett, actress, and— so “ eight desperate stowaways,” few days.” declared that the only not guilty King’s Bay, Spltzbergen.^ she says— prey of an International according to a report from Girl in. Limelight compatible-would be on the grounds In the absence of any definite gang of blackmailer'.'. Her tragic Sydney today. Although Miss Earhart gave full of insanity. ne-ws from Amundsen it ' had been Local offices of the line said Immediately upon Remus’ arrival assumed that he had decided not to predicament caused her— so she credit for the success of the fiight they had no information about to Pilot Wlliper Stultz and Mecha­ at Lima his attorneys brought stop at King’s Bay to refuel but says— to barricade herself in Mrs the report. The Jervis Bay is nician Louis Gordon, the two male habeas corpus proceedings and at­ would continue oyer the-ice fields Charlotte vKing’s apartment, and due at Colombo in five days. members of the Friendship’s crew tempted to show that the former off the northern coast of Spits­ —Photo by Elite. keep .several savage -police dogs London shipping circles were were put Into the background by bootleg millionaire was sane as bergen to search for the Nobile near her as a body guard. completely mystified by the re­ party. Terrence E. Shannon the repeated ovations and honors state alienists h%d testified during CAPT. BOALD AJVIUNDSEIN) Class President The jury, sitting before Justice port. heaped upon the American girl. the murder trial. A dispatch frgm Rome this Jeremiah Mahoney, may retire be­ While there are no warships This did not please Miss Earhart Is Sane. ' afternoon said belief was gro-wing fore nightfall to decide whether, as in the vicinity of the Jervis at all. In her opinion “ Bill” Stultz In ordering the release of Remus there'that adverse weather condi­ as athletic and musical organiza­ Bay, it‘is believed that the re­ tions of the school. In all, 116 Mrs. Palmer claims, the actress did and “ Slim” Gordon should have the Supreme Court voted four to tions had compelled the seaplane to damage of $4,000 to her apartment. ported message may have been equal recognition. three to affirm the judgment of the PLATFORM WORRIES CREW OF BREMEN put in at some remote part of awards were given. However, a few heard by the British cruiser students received more than one Pretty Wilda, her eyes dilating Hundreds of messages of con­ Court of Appeals which several northern Norway before again at­ e.xpressively, was positive that her Enterprise which is in Austra­ gratulation poured into the Hyde weeks ago, acting upon habeas cor­ tempting to hop to King’s Bay. prize each. lian waters. Six students, comprising the De­ melodramic precautions, .which Park hotel from the United States pus proceedings, ruled that Rem.us DEMOCRATS MOST NOW IN BERLIN made a fortress of the Palmer for Miss Earhart. She laughingly bating Club, received medals, the was sane and ordered his release. INTERNATIONAL SEARCH gifts of William Kanehl, who took home, saved her from the black­ admitted that two of them cototatn- Following the decision of the mailers, who threatened repeatedly ed proposals of marriage. HoweT^, London,'' June 20.— An Infernar a keen interest in this work. He Allen county court,-- • the Supreme tiohal afr fleet composed possibly had a daughter on the school team to hurl acid in her face unless they BASEBALL HONORS English and American newspaper day’s decision. McCluskey and George Flavell. correspondents. An Exchange Telegraph dis­ stalked in front of the house. Mrs, Remus was shot October 6 patch from Stockholm said that the Boys’ Glee Club And sometimes as many as four ' “ I intend to do some fiying In Cincinnati, while enroute to the Will Start the Trouble. of 30 Guns. The following 28 members of the here,” she told the reporters, ‘‘I Swedish seaplanb Upland had hop­ of these “ horrible men” trailed court of domestic relations where ped off at King’s Bay, Spitsbergen, Boys’ Glee Club which won the. C. her in automobiles. am keenly interested in every the Remus divorce petition was to C. I. L. championship, received in­ IneligibHity of Five Players aspect of aviation and I want to at midnight enroute for Amsterdam More of It. be heard. Berlin, June 20 — Escorted by island to search for the refugees. signia: Hewitt Wilson, Harry Wilda goes on with her story: study European . methods to see Houston, Texas, June 20.— The Juul, Edward Hunter, Carl Spears, how they compa^’e with American. Immediately after the shooting platform which the Democrats will fifty planes and greeted by a salute An earlier wireless dispatch “ Soon after I leased the apart­ Remus drove to police headquarters Walter Snow, Richard Smith, Mat­ Causes Forfeit of Title to I am especially interested in the of thirty guns, the crew of the Ger- from King’s Bay said that Majbr ment from Mrs. Palmer and moved and surrendered. adopt here next week and present Maddelena, pilot of the Italian sea­ thew Batson, Raymond Benson, in, on September 1, 1921, T began small type of plane known as the m -a trans-Atlantic airplane Bremen Einar Anderson, Fred Edwards, Moth. *It is possible that I may During the murder trial which to the country for comparison with plane Savoia-Marchptti-55 had left to receive the letters. West Hartford. opened Nov. 14, Remus never de­ arrived here this afternoon from that base at six o’clock this morn­ Kenneth Graham, Winston Bendall, “ I was greatly afraid that mem­ make a fiying tour of the United that adopted by the Republicans at Bremen in the sister ship Europa. Reginald West, Ludwig Hansen, States when I return home, but nied the shooting but pleaded tem­ ing to join the search for the ma­ bers of the gang would carry out porary Insanity. His attorneys Kansas City - last week is causing When the Europa settled down up­ rooned explorers. * William Johnson, Victor Swanson, their threat to break into my room that is indefinite. on Tempelhofer Plying Field at Russell Remig, Francis Burr, An­ Manchester High School authori­ “ I am charmed over everything sought to prove that Remus’ men-^ the supporters of Gov. A1 Smith a Amnndsen “ Lost” and throw acid in my face. I had good deal more worry than the 2:15 o’clock the fiyers— Baron 'Von gelo Pontillo, Edward Dziadus, ties, acting with the cooperation of I have seen here and the wonder­ tal condition was brought about by Huenfeld, Captain Herman Koehl The exact whereabouts of Cap­ no intention to comply with their his wife’s infidelity and machina­ nomination itself. The nomination, tain Roald Amundsen, w>o hopped B^n’ Radding, Peter Chrzanowski, demand for^ $100,000, but never­ the student council of the school, ful hospitality shown me. I am sin­ and Major James Fitzmaurice — Warren Case, George Olson, John tions with Franklin Dodge, former they believe, is already as certain off at Tromsoe, Norway, in a theless, I got very little sleep. today notified the other members cerely grateful. were welcomed by a thunder of Johnston, Thelma Carr (accompan­ “ I hope to visit some of the big fedetal prohibition agent. as anything can be in politics. They French seaplane on Monday, were "I hired police dogs and kept of the Central Connecticut Inter­ cheers from 100,000 throats. unknown. It had been expected ist) Fred Tilden, Francis Jillson. fiying fields in England and inYes- are under no such illusions, how­ German, Irish. and American them chained in my rooms. After scholastic League that all games ever, concerning the platform. that Rene Guilbaud, pilot ,of the Rubinow Honored about three months of the most tlgate the various types of pianos flags were flying everywhere. ,Na­ won in baseball by the local school in use over here. The fight over the nomination, plane, would put in at King’s Bay Lena Ohremski, F lorence acute suspense the blackmailers after May 31 are declared forfeited tional, sta,te and municipal officials to refuel before leaving for the Believes in Flying CONTESTS TONIGHT what there will be, doesn’t worry p.n,d two ambassadors— the Ameri­ Scliieldge and Frances Schultz re­ realized they were beaten and to the other schools involved. This them. They are confident of a nomi­ Arctic ice fields, but up to early ceived nature books for making the bothered me no more.” “ I am a strong believer in the can and British— were on hand to action of the local high school came future of trans-Atlantic fiying. nation within two or three ballots, afternoon no word of his arrival three best posters in connection about as a result of the discovery extend felicitations. There Yas an had been received from. King’s Bay. with the recent Garden Club show. Coming over we had safety and but the fight over the platform imposing display of Japanese fire that five players on the Manches­ speed but no comfort. That will be AT THE NORTH END promises, even at this early date, Two Other Planes The Harvard Book prize, which ter High team played with other works. , ■ There are two other planes on this year is a de luxe copy of “ The GANGLAND’S WAR remedied in the future.” to be sharper and perhaps embar­ The airmen had hopped^ off at organized teams during the school Bremen at 11 o’clock, announcing the north co^st of Spitzbergen that Life of Dean Briggs’’ was awarded season. Such playing by these boys, Miss Earhart said that interest rassing. The prohibition plank have been making intermittent to Jacob Rubinow, manager of the automatically made them ineligi­ in aviation among women is in­ promises to furnish the chief bone that they would make a stop at creasing everywhere. Hamburg. As the hour for the ar­ flights over the Arctic'ice fields in Somanhis Events and also High BLAZES OUT ANEW ble to compete for the high school^ Offices of Tax Collector and of contention. There are quite a few search of the Nobile esq>edition. school correspondent for The Her­ The day’s program Included an southern Democrats who are re­ rival of the Europa drew near here after having played with an out­ the crowds about Templehofer Field They are piloted by Lieut. Lutzow ald. This award is decided by the side organized team. informal luncheon given by Mrs. signed to Smith’s nomination, but Holm and Hjalmar Riiset-Larsen. Frederick E. Guest, wealthy pa- Treasurer to Be Contest­ increased, taxing the efforts of the faculty on nominations made by Cup Returned they are not resigned to the adop­ While the aviators reported no The decision was further ampli­ tion of a “ wet platform” or any- police to hold them back. The schdols were, closed for the after­ trace of the refugees. General Three Murdered Within Last fied to affect the winning of the (Continued on Page 3) i thing remotely approaching it. Umberto Nobile sent radiograms I ed in Meeting. noon and 4,000 school children were Wilcox baseball trophy of the j Must Be Dry saying that the planes had been On the contrary, while they'^ay lined up at the field. 24 Hours in Chicago; The league championship for 1928 I After the ceremonies of greeting sighted by the explorers on two West J^.rtford, with whom- Man­ ! reluctantly accept the seeming in­ there was a parade through the occasions. chester had tied in percentage of HND WRECKED PLANE The contest for tax collector in evitably of nominating a wet candi­ Major Penso has reached King's games won, will receive sole pos­ the Eighth School and Utilities flag decked streets to the chancel­ Latest Victims. date they are militantly determined, lor’s palace. Following a banquet Bay in an Italian seaplane. It is session of the trophy for 1928. Ath­ District will doubtless produce a that he will have to stand upon a for'the flyers given .by the'trans­ expected he will join the search im- letic Manager Edson M. Bailey to-‘ FLOATING IN OCEAN good sized attendance at the an­ dry platform. ;. portation minister this evening, to mediatelyj day returned the trophy to West The Republicans at Kansas City which 3,000 guests had been invit­ The Russian ice breaker Maligin, Chicago, June 20— The assassina­ Hartford with suitable apologies nual meeting of the voters of the Steamship Captain Reports He adopted a plank which for the first ed, there will be a torch light pro­ which put out from Archangel with tion early today of James Reggi, for the local school. district this evening at 8 o’clock alleged henchman of Mike Carroz- Saw No Sign of Crew Near time since prohibition mentioned cession and a fireworks display at a seaplane aboard to look for thu • The student council In awarding in the Robertson school, However, stranded explorers, ran into heavy ziSl zo, labor leader, brought the num­ Templehpfer Field. letters to the players who had par­ Machine. the contest '^has been narrowed (Continued on page I) According to the wishes of the ice packs and was compelled to ber of gangland’s victims within the ticipated in more than half of the down to four candidates, as James proceed very slowly,. aepording to past 24 hours to three. airmen, expressed through Presi­ games of the past season, did not New York, June 20.— With her Duffy today authorized "rhe Herald dent "Von. Hlndenburg, fspensive a radiogram picked up at Riga and Two other men, Joseph Salamone include the players who had made left wing crushed and showing to state that he had withdrawn TRUCK KILLS WOMM ^ decorations and festivities were relayed here. and John Oliver!,' both known as themselves ineligible by playing signs of having crashed into the #trom the race. The four, men whol omitted and the money donated to ‘Alky Racketeers,” were riddled with an outside team. This decision ocean, a seaplane bearing the De­^are looking for the position of col-' with slugs from sawed-off shotguns will not affect the eligibility of partment of Commerce .marking charity. ■ ^ , lector are Joseph Chartier, Frank an d DRIVER FLEES The speeches .were . 1^0 CONFIRMATION at ‘ Death Corner” in Little Italy those, who were undergraduates in HR-43 today was reported adrift 83 F. Spencer, Edward F. Moriarty radio on a short wave lerngth, in Paris, June iv. '.t late yesterday. case they...... wish" to participate next miles east of Ambrose Light and and Aldo Pagani. Each man has hLs hope they could be picked up in the year. fine officials said this afternoon Salamone and Oliver! were known about .25 miles south of Long Isl­ own circle of friends who will be Caught Hour Later— Police United States. ^ they had npvei- been officially noti­ and. enemies of the powerful gang which present to . give him support. Say Machine Had Practical­ fied that Rene Guilbaud and Capr. tried unsuccessfully a year ago to No signs of pilot or crew were Other CJontest tain Roald Amunden had hopped off supplant Scarface A1 Capone as found'by'the freighter Heffron, ly No Brakes. CONNECTICUT DOGATES The only, other contest as far as \ ------at' Tromsoe in Guilbaud’s, French Czar of Chicago’s illicit alcohol In­ ARREST THREE WOMEN which reported the derelict, and can be learned will be for treasur­ dustry. Coast Guard officials fear that all er.. John M. Miller of Cambridge Bridgeport, Conn., June 20.— “ The seaplane'is still at ’Tromsoe . , ^ Mrs. Esther C. Rasmussen, 65', of While authorities have been un­ aboard the seaplane may have been street, treasurer of the Carlyle START FOR CONVENTION so far as we know,” it was an­ able to connect the slayings of IN NEW B M D RIOT killed in the crash or thrown Into Johnson Machine -company is seek­ 3,7 Burr court, was run' down and nounced. “ W’e have never received - —Photo by Elite. the ocean to drown. killed tet Falpfleld^avenue and $llls- Salamone and Oliverl with that of ing the position* held for many worth streqti by a'truck driven by New York, June 2G.— Bound for any official notificatior that Gull- ; Clara L. Emonds Reggi, whose operations were sev­ Word of the_ seaplane’s disaster years by W. E. Hibbard. Mr. MiUeT baud hoppeQ off. We have asked the . was received by radio at the At­ Charles "W. Meyers, of Newark, N. Houston, via Havana, 2i0 Demo­ Vice-President eral mijes removed, from Little Six Men Also Taken to Police is an efficient accountant and -well J., today. cratic delegates from New York, French consulate, at Tromsoe to ^ Italy, tSby are convinced there is lantic Highlands station at 11:41 qualified to carry on the work. forward a detailed report.” \ Station When Strikers Stage Meyers fled from his truck after New Jersey, .Massachusetts and an iHiderworld linkjng of the crimes today from the captain of the Heff­ •According' to the call of the junior boys. The students and fa­ Demonstration. ron, which left Baltimore yesterday the accident and'was caught at the Connecticut sailed' at noon today on culty were unanimous tfiat' the that portend a deadly renewal of meeting there is little other than Fairfield line an • hour later.- Police enroute to New 'Yorkl • routifie business to be transacted. the liner 'Shawnee. ^They will stop award for best scholarship, leader­ gang warfare. A Coast Gnard patrol boat was declared, after an inspection,-'that off a' couple - of days in the Cuban KILLED BY ’TRAIN. Police Active / New Bedford, Mass., June 20.—^ The reports of the officers were ship and character among the boyci dispatched > to the scene of (he the truck was practically without capital, then "g o on to Galveston, r ------• V All available bureau squads, ex­ Three women and six men were ar­ printed in yesterday’s Herald. An brakes. In the junior class, go to Rubinow. rested, three policemen were injur­ ■wreck 'immediately, with instruc­ increase in the tax rate from four Texas; 'arriving there Monday, Stamford, Conn., June 20.— perienced in combatting the sinister Riding with Meyers at the time James Stett, 35, a railroad laborer.; Track Letters ed and many textile strikers and tions, to comb the seas for several to five mills is an absolute neces­ “ Smith, ■will be nominated on the In' athletics, fifteen members of underworld feuds, were on duty to­ their sympathizers were cut and miles about in an effort to find the of the accident was. Patrick Malon­ first ballot,” , was, the prediction of living in the 'Glenbrook camp, was day, cruising the troubled districts sity. It is understood that the four ey, a farmhand of Mlllis, Massj, the track team received letters, as bruised during a riot at the gj.ies missing aircrew. mlU tax last year just.about raised^ the Massachusetts delegation of 63 |<'fnund dead'agalnet the fence follows: . John CervinI, Captain; with orders to pick up known gang­ of the mill here t(»iay, HR-43 is the marking of a com­ who was beihg glyen a ride to New tween tracks in the (jleenbrook di^ enough money to meet the current York. Meyers told Maloney he men and wonien, headed by Demo­ George Keeney, "Walter Kittel, sters and suspicious characters. All As the nine arrested persons mercial hi-plane of the nautical expenses and'Interest'charge. cratic Cdmmltfeeman. Charlies Mc- trict today, his body bearing the Franels Foster, Charles Schoen, squads were heavily armed. were carried to the police station type. No "record of Its ownership -would go into a nearby hoUse to marks Indicating he had been>^ seek aid for the -vlcUm of, his Glue. ^ • Metrle Tomlinson, George ,Oi^n, A ir three shootings were typical after the battle at the mill gates, was, available here ^today but the ' .'the Massachusetts delegates pro­ struck by a train. A con^ductor’s gangland executions. Evidence secretary of comnierce has been ad­ truck, and then, fled through'the rebate slip in his clothes showing;.^ manner; ' Lewis Cheney, William- a crowd of several hundred stormed back yard. pose' to start a movement to extend roh^mii -GeOTge Greenaway, Roger gathered by police Indicates that vised of the wreck and asked to TBiUSUBY BALANCE he paid his fare from Ne^ Canaafi ' the station. A call for ^ d was sent Mr^ Rasmussen' Is survived by ±he nomination ..to l Gov. ''^mit.h by jpenefer,-Joseph McCluskey, Doug- Salamone and Oliver! bad been ‘‘put in to central headquarters, and a supply the Coast Guard command­ acclamation when his name Is pre­ to Glenbrook, last night, on er with identification of the plane’s TVashington, June 20.— Treasury her husband, and one'son, a local squad of 35 officers charged the policeman.': sented. ' ' • . . last train down,. . * ’ z^(^fifihaed on Page (Continued on page 2\ crowd, , . owner. - • ^ balance June 18!-$258,176,841.33.

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-^ r ’ ± S 5 T W 0 GILKOISON ESTATE PLATFORM WORRIES MAIL TRAIN ROBBERS 'SMITH ON FIRSr 18 WILL GRADUATE IBOUTTOWN LocaJ Stocks tASE IS SETHH) DEMOCRATS MOST GET $100,000 IN LOOT Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beam of TiUlSOFlimt Hartford moVed today to the house SAY DEMOCRATS FomlMied by Putnam & Co. h AT GREEN TONIGHT on Phelps road formerly occupied Hartford, Conn. Interesting Suit Over Mort­ (Ck)ntinued from Page S) Six Bandits Hold Up Train by Howard M. Tingely. gage Against Local-Property W ife, Suspected, Says She -4- Near Toronto—^Escape in Bank Stocks Is FinaUy E^ded Today. Fifteen of the members of Ever Bid Asked the Eighteenth Amendment by Fast Automobile. Adyance Men Preparing the name. The dry Democrats are al­ Ready Circle Kings Daughters en­ Bankers Trust Co .. .320 Judge Arthur Ells of the superior Never Quarreled— Maid Grammar School Exercises joyed the outing and chicken sup­ ready Insisting that thp Democrats Toronto, June 20. A mail train Capitol Nat B & T . . . 305 court has rendered his decision in in Houston can certainly do no less, per at the Blue Shingle, just be­ Field for Delegates This City Bank & Trt ...1 0 7 6 the suit of the estate of Samuel Gil- robbery which netted at least yond Windsor Green last evening. Contradicts Her. Be Held in Assembly Hall and some of them are wanting to go $100,000 was staged here early to­ Conn R iv e r...... 450 kinsou against William GHklnson, even further than the Republicans. Fst Bnd ft M qrt...... — $0 day by six bandits armed with saw­ 300 in which he finds for the defendant, The S^ith :peopJe do not want The annual Cradle Roll party Week. First Nat (Htfd) William GHklnson,'and others that ed-off shotguns. ' The gunmen en­ will be held at St. Mary’s parish .790 810 at Ei^t O^Qock. anything of lils sort to happen. tered a mail car attached to a Chi­ Btfd-Conn Tr Co the administrator give to the de­ Los Angels, Calif.,-June 20 — house tomorrow afternoon from 2 Btfd-Nat Bnk Tr .690 610 Adamant, yet wracked with ner­ Gov. Smith has repeatedly stated cago-bound train of the Canadian 60 fendant a quit claim to a mortgage, to 6 O’clock. Children 5 years old Houston, Texas, June 20— Confi­ Land Mtg ft Title . . . ^ which stands against the property his opposition to the 18th. Amend­ National Railways, covered three Morris Plan Bk . . . .160 vous tension, the blonde widow of Eighteen pupils of the eighth mall clerks and escaped In a-hlgh- and .under w i^ their mothers have dent that Gov. A1 Smith will be the of William Gilkinson, on the Man­ ment and to the Volstead Law and Park St B a n k ...... 825 John I. Glgb, murdered Chicago ! grade at the ManrJhester Green his supporters contend that to com­ powered automobile with three been invited, Tme party will be held Democratic party’s choice for the chester town records. druggist, today, despite prolonged rain or shine and a large attend­ Phoenix St B ft T N485 510 school will receive their diplomas pel him to go to the ( oqntry an any mail pouches containing cash and presidential nomination at the nq- At the death of Samuel Gilkinson, questioning, denied any-knowledge ' from grammar school at exercises ance, of the mothers and little ones -tional convention which gets under Riverside Trust ....650 Robert J. Smith was named as ad­ platform that end,orses specifl-ally registered mail. is expected. Mrs. Alfred Clarke will Bonds of the shootink^ of her husband. i to be held in the Green school as­ the legislation that he has denounc­ The robbers drove their automo­ way next week, the forces behind ministrator and in the distribution Glab was shot last Monday night sembly hall ^ eight o’clock this bile through an empty train shed, have charge. x>f the souvenirs for Htfd ft Conn W 6... 96 of the estate there was found a ed would place him in an untenable the children, Mrs. John Jenney will ;he New York executlv today were East Conn Pow 5... 101 103 as he stepped from his. auto In front ; evening. The program of the eVen- and embarrassing position. They about five minutes before train mapping a drive which they hope mortgage given by William Gilkin­ of his home at Van Nuys. He died be In charge of games and enter!- Conn L P 7b ...... 118 121 son to Samuel Gilkinson, The 1 Ing is as follows: want a general law enforcement time, leaped to the car before the will bring him victory on the first 110 40 minutes later without regaining ' Music, School Orchestra clerks suspected their presence and tainment and Mrs, Max Kasulki Uenn LP8%s ...... 108 other heirs of the estate sued plank that is consistent, they said, ballot. Details of this drive will be Conn L P 4 H s ...... 102 103% CJnsciqusnesB. ■ Class March were off again with a few 'minutes. and Mrs. Albert Dewey will super­ through their attorney, Judge Wil- Investigators have unearthed with Gov. Smith’s whole public vise the serving 'Of refreshments. worked out as soon as George R. Brid Hyd 5s ...... 104 Song— ’Tis Morning, Feerls In the meantime another naaU Van Namee, generalissimo of the ^ Ham S. Hyde. Attorney William many conflicting stories conwrning I Brought to Trial for Blowin’ career, but they are disturbed over clerk on the platform, witnessing Insurance Stocks Shea was the defending attorney the threats of some of the more Smith forces, arrives here some xAetna Insur ...... 780 800 the circumstances surrounding the (From J. G. Holland’s Arthur the daring holdup, rushed to a Miss Linnea Swanson from when the case went to trial before murder. radical drys to Insist upon a plank Augustana Training School for time late today. IcAetna Casualty ...1 1 2 5 1175 Judge Ells two weeks ago. ' It was Bonnieastle) phone and called the police. The Although the convention is near­ 860 Mrs. Glab claims she was pay­ Arthur Bonnieastle, Gerald Chap­ which would commit the party and police arrived just as the gunmen's Nuries, Chicago, lU*. is spending a xAetna Life ...... 845 of more than -usual interest as Gil­ ly a week away, the Smith people A utom obile...... 380 400 ing cards at her home- with her ^ pell its nominee to belief and support of car disappeared around a corner a mostb'f vacation with her parents kinson, the i.efendant, claimed that niece. Miss Ethel O. Kaser, 17, of the "moral .righteousness of prohi­ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Swanson of intend to buckle down to hard work Conn Oenaral ...... 1700 1800 he had paid the mortgage and pre­ The Officer, George Cone few blocks away* A chase ensued 840 Oklahoma City, at the time of the The Judge, George Rich bition.” but the bandits eluded capture. Ridge street. immediately. They want to get xHart Fire ..,. • • • ,826 sented receipted^ bills to show this, this city so filled with Smith enthus­ Htfd Steam Bell ... —. 820 shooting. Both women, when, first Henry Hulm, Willard Wallace Davis As Chairman In their hurry to get away it but had no quit claim deed to show questioned, said they heard' nO Miss Catherine Ludington of Old iasm that when the delegates arrive Lineoln Nat Life ..,125 Jack Linton, Robert Nell The phrase was used by one was reported that the bandits over­ 1175 for It. shots. . Later, however, according ,• Mr. Bird, Robert Beattie prominent dry. In this situation a looked mail valued at a half mil­ Lyme,' addressed the Mancuest-er on the scene early n « t week they National...... H25 Handwriting experts were to police. Miss Kaser admitted she Women’s League of Voters follow­ will get the impression that ail xPhoenix...... 780 800 brought in and at that time Judge Soys good deal of attention is being lion dollars. 1900 beard a shot, or a noise, and that ' Songs— ing a luncheon served in the ban­ that they will have to do is to have ’Travelers ..,1850 E lls 'reserved his decision. In the given to the selection of the chair­ Travelers fights ....250 • 260 Mrs. Glab told her to pull down the In Praise of Light, Baum man of the platform committee. The quet ball of the South Methodist a good time, listen to the reading of finding now given he orders that blind and "don’t make a target of The Hike, Harts church - yesterday afternoon. Miss a short platform, vote for A1 Smith PubUc UtUIty Stocks the claim, which amounted to $4,- name most frequently heard Is that HANG WOUNDED NEGRO Conn Elec Sve pfd . . . — ' 106 yourself.” The Graduate’s Choice—. of John W. Davis the pa.rty’s nomi­ Ludington took as her topic “ The and then go home. 800 he disallowed and that the quit Mrs'. Glab 'denied that she and League and its Relation to the Conn L P ...... 119 123 claim deed be given that the record, Youth, Bella Silverstein nee in 1924. Davis is a delegate-at- Maybe First Ballot 120 her husband had ever quarrelled to Fancy, Dorothea, Hastings TAKEN FROM HOSPITAL Presidential Campaign.” Conn L P 7% ...... 117 which now shows the mort,gage may large from New York, and, conse­ For several weeks Gov. Smith’s Conn L P 6% % p fd .112 115 any extent. “ Why.” she said, "the Pride, Helen Olson backers, particularly those from he cleared. only quarrel we ever had was over quently, is a Smith supporter. He \ Mrs. Jared Pearl of Main street Conn L P 6% % pfd 102 105 Purity, Mary Sullivan appears to be acceptable to both New York, have contended that he 145 the amount of salt I put in a pot Hatred, Ellen Reig Hotllton, Texas, June 20.— 1'he was taken suddenly ill yesterday xxConn Power Co ..140 the wets and drys, and it would body of Robert Powell, 24-year-old will be nominated on an early bal­ do fractions .....1.26 1.35 MRS. FOSTER ELECTED of beans, once.” Zeal, Alice Frederick and is confined to her bed. lot. Now they want to put him 103 I Maid’s Story Charity, Myrtle Gowdy cause no surprise were his selection negro, was found banging from a Greenwich W & G 6s. 101 agreed upon in advance ot the con­ bridge about eight miles from across on the very first ballot, not xxHart Et Lt ...... 132 137 Mrs., Esther Wilson, 22, a maid ^ Sloth, Eleanor Prentice Grammar school graduation ex- 137 at the Glab home, told police a dif­ Faith. Dorethy Jensen vention. here today. only because of the effect they be­ xxdo vto REGENT OF D. A. R. ercises will be held in the Man­ lieve it would have on, the demo­ 125 ferent story. •Greed, Sundi Dackille The conventidn which opens here The body, suspended from the Hart Gas com ...... 115 "Glab and his wife quarrelled Chester Green school tonight. A cratic party but because they feel 100 Deceit, Evelyn West Tuesday will be the first in more floor of the bridge by a rope, was complete program of the evening do pfd ...... ~ ‘ I continually,” she declared. “ They than a quarter of a century in which found by two deteciives who wer^ it would go a long ways toward xxS N E T C o ----- ; .170 • 175 At the special meeting of Orford I Humility, Bernice Phelps there will be found elsewhere in to 19 Parish Chapter, D. A. R., held Sat­1 cursed at each other something ter­ ; Fairies the voice and Infiuence of William trailing the gang of five unmasked helping Smith on next election day. . do rights ...... 17 rible. 'About a week ago they had men who kidnapped the negro day’s Herald. Exercises will be held So convinced are Smith’s mana­ Manfacturing Stocks urday afternoon at the Cent / Hongs— Jennings Bryan will not have a the Bnckland school tomorrow a terrible fight, Mrs. Glab threat­ from the Jefferson Davis hospital at gers that he will be nominated that xAm Hardware .. 70% 72% Church parlors the foHo^ng were Blow, Ye Winds, Heigh-Ho! dominant part. The drys miss his night and in the Eighth district elected to serve for fh'e year 1928- ened to kill him.” , Robin, .Good-Bye, Weidig leadership for he was ever present here early this morning. they already are casting about for American Hosiery . . 22 Trlday afternoon. , 26 1929: Mrs. J. Goodrich, a neighbor, told A life Lesson, Schumann at the post of command in marshal­ Powell was under charges of a running mate for the New York American Silver .. police she heard the shot , fired murder In connection with the fa­ Arrow El pfd .... .105% 107 Regent, Mrs. M. Lucius Foster, Presentation of Diplomas— ling dry and urging them to more Manchester lodge of Masons helc. executive. It seems to be the pre­ Vice Regent, Mrs. -Thomas J. which killed Glab* She said she ’A. F. Howes, Supt. of Schools tal shooting of City Detective-A. V. vailing opinion among the Smith Automatic Refrig . . 12 20 militant endeavor.. Almost invari­ a special communication in the 13 Lewie, saw a woman dressed in white run Song— Dance of Pau-Puk-Keewis, ably he was successful in keeping D a ^ last Sunday. Powell was suf­ forces that Cordell Hull of Tennes­ Acme Wire ...: !. from the car. Mrs. Glab was garb­ fering from a bullet wound in the Masonic Temple last night and con • 6 Secretary: Mrs. Gertrude Purnell. Wilson his party “ a dry party” to use his see is Just the man for second Billings Spen com ed in white when she was arrested stomach and was heir/ treated at feired the fellowcrafts degree on do pfd ...... 10 Treasurer, Mrs. Louis L. Grant. Che class officers are: George own phrase. group of candidates. Masons here ticket, although mosfr-anything may Registrar: Mrs. Herbert B. a short time later. -i Rich, president; Sundi Dackille, the hospital. Blgelow-Htfd com . 90 94 Others in custody in connection, Farmers Debate will observe St. John’s Day on Sun­ happen before the actual balloting House. vice-president; Bernice Phelps, sec According to the story, of Jack- begins which could bring about a do p f d ...... 100 with the murder are W.W, McIntyre His brilliant prohibition debate day by attending the Center Con­ 20 Historian: Mrs. J. M. Williams. retary; Dorothea Hastings, treas­ son McCarter, negro attendant, at change in this situation. Bristol B ra ss...... 15 former Los Angeles police officer, with the late Bourke Cochran of the hospital, eight men entered the gregational church In a body. They Case, Lock ft B ....375 Librarian: Miss Ida Holbrook. urer. The class motto is "No Re­ New York at the San Francisco con­ Expert Opposition Auditor: Miss Finis Grant. who was at one time Mrs. Glab’s- ward Without Labor,” the colors ward where Powell was lying. They will meet at the Temple at 10:15 Collins Co . . . ^ ------120 130 vention was written on indelible The Smith people realize that 34 Board of Management: Miss suitor, and M. A. L. Wilson, care­ blue and gold and the flower, the tied the wounded man’s hands and a, m. Sunday, xColt Firearms ...... 32 taker of the Glab ranch. pages in the history of American feet, and as they dld.so he cried: there is some strong opposition to Eagle Lock ...... 63 68 Alice F. Dexter, Mrs. William B. red rose. the New York governor in several Lull. McIntyre has admitted that Mrs. Members of the graduating political conventions. HI-s leadership "Lord have mercy on me!” Mrs. 'Villiam Thornton of Wood- Fafnir B e a r ...... 135 Glab visited him- at his Hollywood of the dry protestants at Mudlson One of the kidnapers was named bridge Streep who is a graduate of the southern states but they have Fuller Brsh Cl A .... 22 classes are as follows: Sundi Mary a feeling tbt.L this will be gradually The ladies of St. James’s church home four hours before the mur­ Dackille, Margaret Alice Frederick, Square Garden four years ago was "George,” McCarter said. He nurse, will be in charge of weighing do Class A ...... 88 der. He asserted "they .had some all that prevented the convention wore a blue epat with gold braid on and measuring the children at St. Ironed out before the first roll call Hart & Cooley ...... 240 will give a benefit card party this Myrtle Grace Gowdy, Dorothea Ve­ is taken. Should this continue. evening in^the parish hail. There drinks together.” He also declared ronica. Hastings, Dorethy Annie from condemning the Ku Klux Klan one sleeve and on the breast. Mary's annual Cradle Roll party, Internat S ilv e r...... 130 140 however, it seeqas fairly, certain will he opportunity to play bridge, that Glab was jealous of him, but Jensen, Helen Caroline Olson, Ber­ by name in the platform. which is to be held tomorrow after­ _ do pfd ...... 123 128 he insisted he knew nothing of th* that the Smith people may throw whist and setback with the chance nice Louise Phelps, Eleanor Rob­ Always it was Bryan who rode noon from - to B*at St. Mary’s par­ Jewell Belting pfd .110 murder. erts Prentice, Ellen Elizabeth Rleg, forth the white horse of opposition ALL ORGANIZATIONS ish house, rain or shine. their strength to Hull for vice Landers, Frary ft Clrk 71 73 on a door prize of $2.50. ]^lla Silverstein, Mary Agnes Sul- to do battle with the “ wets,” with president as the best means of Mann & Bow A .... 19 21 Bvan, Evelyn Elizabeth West, Rob­ the "Tammany crowd” and with Hose Company, No. 2, Manches­ cementing the feeling between the do Class B ...... 10 12 ert Duke Beattie, Gerald Allen “ Wall street.” Always it was Bryan, INVITED TO PARADE ter Fire departme"t, will hold its northern and southern democracy, N B Mach pfd ...... 102 Chappell, George Henry Cone, Rob­ the flaming evangelist, whd furnish­ meeting on Friday evening of this Norman E. Mack of Buffolp, na­ do com ...... 25 27 L A S T TIM E S 35 ert Finley Neil, George Hutchin­ ed the fire with the initiative and week instead of tomorrow night as tional committeeman; George C. N Hav Clek com . . . 33 General Notice Sent Out for 26 son Rich, and William Edward usually the shrewd calculating gen­ originally planned. Norton, New York attorney and do pfd ...... VVallace. Big Tenth Armlotire Cele-. Howard Culman of the New York Niles, Bemept Pand 50 eralship that threw back the 98 ’ E "northern crowd.” bration Here November 12, William R. Jonec, of Wethers­ port authority are scheduled to ar­ do pfd» ...... field, ■v?M_,tAken to, tfie fMemorial rive with Van Namee. ‘ A score of North fk J u d d ...... 34 36 Tonight Now he is gone and the drys miss hospital this morning after being J R Mont p f d ...... 75 his leadership, his enthusiasm and Clifford D. Cheney, chairman qf rooms at the Rice hotel will ha PUBLIC RECORDS the Armistice Day pa?»do commit­ o.eroome by gas HrhiVe working In .opened immediately as Smith's do com ...... *•* 'OO DOUBLE FEATURE BILL' his militant determination. It ir for a manhole on Hartford Road. He Pratt ft Whit pf .. , 90 ALWAYS COOL this reason, Bryan’s absence per­ tee, has sent notices'to all organiza­ headquarters and the drive to put tions in town Inviting them to par­ was discharged this afternoon. the New York governor on the first Peck, Stow & WU .. . 19 22 TYPHOON FANS AT haps, that the ^pporters of Gov. Russel Mfg C o ...... 115 125 A thrilling drama of the Under­ WARRANTEE DEEDS Smith, while they are somew!iat ap­ ticipate in the parade which will be ballot will be formally launched. YOUR SERVICE world flUed with mystery and sus­ part of the celebration of the The regdlar monthly meeting of Houston is disappointed that Gov. Seth Thom Cl com . . 30 C. Elmore Watkins to J. Clarke prehensive over a platform fight, . 26 pense. Baker, land off South Main street Tenth Armistice in Manchester. AH the Luther League of the Swedish Smith will not personally attend the do pfd ...... feel that they can handle any situa­ I utberan church will be emitted Smyth Mfg Co . . . , . 400 In what is known as the Lakeview oragnlzations are asked to send big show. From the conversation 120 GEORGE tion that may arise. At least no suc­ representative to a meeting of the this month. Instead there will be Stand'Screw ...... 112 Tract. ' heard on the streets and ,ln the . 56 59 ‘THE DRAG NET’^ cessor to William Jennings Bryan committee to be held in Mr, a gathering of all the young peo­ Stanl Wrk com . . . B-4NCROFT in ple's societies of all the churches hotels it is evident that the average .130 has yet appeared on the Houston Cheney’s office at Cheney Brothers Tay ft Fenn ...... Intentions to Marry battle ground. at the South Mvtbodist church, Fri­ Texan 'would like to get a look at Torrlug ----- ,. •. .117 122 ADDED Owen Moore, Helen Costello in Intentions to marry were filed on Wednesday evening, June 27, the man who has smashed all day fcvening, June 22, Every mem Under-El Fish ...... 64 66 FEATURE! “HUSBANDS FOR RENT.” with Town Clerk Samuel J. Turk- Organizations, societies, fraterna her of the League is urged to at­ gubernatorial records In the Em­ Union Mfg Co .... 20 Ington today by Charles B. Robb of bodies or any other local groups 80 KILLED BY BLAST tend. Paul Carlson of the Swedish pire state. U S Env pf ...... 122 — Maple street, this town, and Miss Mexico City, June 20.— The death which have not received an invita Congregational church is president do c u m ...... 270 — TOMORROW Another Big Feature Bill Anna E. Loomis, of 248 School list from a boiler explosion in a tion are asked to send a represen the young People’s Federation Whit Coil Pipe . — 21 f street, also of this town. public bath house in the southern tative to the meeting so that plans X—Ex-dividend, xx— Ex-rights. AND RICHARD quarter of this city reached 30 to­ for the parade can be thoroughly "r GANGLAND’S WAR FRIDAY! • Greeting Cards for graduation day when four more bodies were re­ discussed and so that work can be time at Murphy’s Pharmacy, Depot covered In the wreckage. Fifty per­ started during the summer. NEW YORK’S SLASHER Square.—'Adv. sons were injured. BLAZES OUT ANEW N.Y. Stocks The explosion was due to exces­ The flag of the President of the BARTHELMESS sive steam pressure. According to United States shows the pres MAY BE THE PHANTOM the police, the workmen in the dent’s seal, bronze on a blue back­ (Continned from Pago 3.) ground, in each corner of which High Low 1 p. m. boiler were guilty of negligence. Ailed Chem ..167% 166% 167 Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come Be Prepared for is a large white star- Bridgeport Women Victims to on the spot’ by a dMoy who posed as a friend. Alia Chal . . . .116% answer to "Tolahla Look Over Man Arrested Am Bosch 32% A story of the Kentucky hills— the The pair had just left the market David.” You must see it. Last Night. of Samuel Morreale and were step Am C a n ...... 82% ping into a new automobile owned Aw Car ft Fdy 9!h% Hot Weather New York, June 20 — With a Am Loco .... 98% LOIS MORAN in MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB by Salamone when a man approach­ Am Smelt ...186% COMPANION young woman marked for life by ed and engaged them in conversa- With one of our light weight knife slashes across the face during Am St Fdy ... 52% FEATURE. LAWN FETE AND ;lon. The stranger was seen to take Am Sugar . . . 70% "DON’T MARRY” an attack ih Central Park, William few paces backward and almost Katruck. charged with the slash- Am T ft T . .176 STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL i-g, was closely (juestloned today immediately two oth^r men who Am Woolen .. 18% SUITS had been crofichlng In a doorway by police who seek to connect him Anaconda .... 65% A fftie selection of light POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF with a score of knife att.*-!;B upon nearby stepped to the pavement Atchison .... 187% with shotguns leveled. Balt ft O h io..105% weight worsteds and woolens BAD WEATHER women In Bridgeport, Conn., dur­ -\ ing the past year. , Start Shooting eth Steel . . . 53% MANCHESTER If UNTIL MONDAY and TUESDAY riatruck was stivnd from possible Thenb was a resounding . roar Can P a c ...... 198% $ 2 5 . 0 0 “ “ " ' lynching at the hands of an angry and Salamone crumpled In his car, C M ft St Paul.31% O N E DAY O N L Y 8 I You can pay through our ten JUNE 25th and 26th mob in. Central Park last night dead. Oliver!, wounded, tried to Sou Rail ....148 THURSDAY J i payment plan if =^you wish. $10 when a policeman was forced to flee. A second volley dropped him S O of N J ... 43% ine:21 down and the balance in 10 equal draw his revolver after the alleged in his tracks. The assassins threw Studebaker . . 66%' TENTS ON PEARL’S LOT weekly payments. "ripper” had been arrested follow­ away their guns and fled up an Toh Prod . . . 99'% ing a knife attack upon Miss Es­ alley. Witnesses say one of them Union Pac ...191% telle Ozdoha. sped away in an auto and the other United Fruit .1S4 Who Makes a Perfect K»XX«»OaCX»XKK»1«3BOOnCgaC!KOW3«»OOgOOBOBBOOaeOBBO» Miss Ozdoha was slashed AMBBICAN a skidding truck, and he was D r i v e w a y Ifm ROMIICOOKINO thrown into a small pond. Passing motorists rescued him and he was PtnFOBHAmt A Special BUetiwts Men Lunch for CARS GREASED GEO. H. .dOe will be serv^ from 11 a. m. to sent to the hospital here with In­ 2 . B 1 M At 655 Nfurth Main Street, Manchester. ternal injuries ’ and severe cuts Oiled and Tightened r? A 1 M c IS ■“ I ■ ' Also Station 14 by Rockville Tr B h tkg - OaMr ti8o a; m. ^ t t py m*

ifci C-'fX MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEONESUAYV ^UNE 20, 192«.

best teams of any other high school let that not discourage you, but let in the state. its difficulties be inspirations to do BRAINS, BRAWN Our various clubs— the glee your individual tasks well. clubs, the debating club, the dra­ Again we thank you for the in­ RockviUe matic club, and our various lan­ spiring example you have set before guage and literature clubs are us and again we promise to do our i) RECEIVE HONOR truly to be regarded with pride and best in carrying on the responsibili­ Fined for Illegal Parking satisfaction. Other organizations, ties of Seniors. Because he parked his sedan on too, such as the band and the or­ T’-e afternoon’s progrom was brought to a close by organized the wrong side of the road in front chestra, are specially a credit to of the American Mill, Eugene Fin­ ON CLASS DAY the school and to those connected cheering by the senior and juni-'r ance of Ellington was fined 81.00 with them. Then there is our schooi classes under the respective direc­ tion of Ben tadding and J’ imy with costs of 85.47. Mr. Finance (Continued from Page 1.) paper “ Somanhis Events,” a pub­ was ordered to appear Tuesday lication of which we should be most Wilson. Tonight’s prograni in the assem­ morning in the Rockville City court las Robertson, Frank Scarlato, proud. Best of all, perhaps, we have seen during the passing of bly hall will open at 8:15 with an by Frank A, Starkel, State Police­ Bruno Nicola. address of j Ico - by President man of the Stafford Springs bar­ Thirty-six members of the High each year a decided increase in the Honor Roll. Shannon, following which there will racks. school orchestra also received in­ be musical selections oy the follow­ Hartford Truck Driver in Court signia. The^ are: Francis Sullivan, So we, the class of 1928, look ing group: Francis Burr, Tfrrence John C. Lee of Russell street, Edward Cummings, Lucile Clarke, back with no regrets upon our share Sh",r-on, Robert Carter,, Louis Hartford, a driver from the Singer Eleanor Dwyer, Fred Edwards, in tTIe successful achievements of S. F-.rr, Ludwig Hansen, Russell M. H. S. We have filled to the best Oii Company of Hartford, will ap­ Harry Howland, Catherine Foster, Temig, Clareu^- v.arlson, Andrew pear Thursday morning in the Rock­ of our abilities the niche in school Martha Kissmann, Olive Smith, Rankin, Otto Seelert, Ben Radding, ville City court before Judge Fish. Roy Johnson, Norman Campbell, life left open for us. We have taken Peter Chrzanowski. up the S. M. H. S. Banner, and He is charged with a violation of Louis Schmidt, Olympia Martina, Ray w’arren and Arlene Cum­ the automobile law. Lee was driv­ UPHOLSTERED SUITES Rose Piescik, Martha Shorts, Mary carried it on as far toward the mings will cive the class histo:-/ goal of achievement as we could. ing the truck when it turned over Walker, Frances Schultz, Austin and the class prophecy will be read on the corner of Union and West Weiman, Russell Clough, Ernest Now we shall leave it for you to by Ben Radding, Hilda Magnuson, carry on further toward this goal. streets Monday afternoon, dumping YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO FURNISH YOUR LIVING ROOM AT Steinberg, George Stiles, Herbert Rose Taylor and Carolyn Prete. the contents in the road. The ac­ Freshmen: Our short year of ac­ The presentation of gifts was made cident, which was Investigated by quaintance with you has shown us by Elmo Mantelli, Sara Jones, Edna EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. that you have the right spirit. You Howard, Florence Tyler, Frank Mil­ Police Captain Stephen J. Tobin have done exceptionally well in ler, Robert Carter. and State Policeman Stevens, was school activities. Your splendid found to have occurred after the The progr~Tn will close with W e just had a splendid opportunity come our way. The entire stock of sample suites of a well-known manu­ scholastic record surpasses any p. ecial motion pictures and danc­ truck had advanced 220 feet after made by previous classes. You have ing. the brakes had been applied. Lee facturer was offered to us for quick disposal at a great reduction. They needed to clear their showrooms and we organized new clubs and supported was uninjured. all sports. Carry on and you will Rev. J. W. Young New African acted quickly. make a success of your high school Pastor opportunities. OPENFORUM Rev. J. W. Young, of Virginia As a result we have some splendid bargains — even better than the usual savings you get at Keith’s— ^provided Sophomores: We know that you has accepted the call of the First you buy immediately. have the makings of creditable up­ African Baptist Church and wili perclassmen. Your fine spirit has assume his duties at once. Rev. been shown by your accomplish­ TREASURER CANDIDATE Young who has been in town for ments in all fields. Next year the the past ten days, has made a very Every Suite Offered to You on honor of being called “ upperclass­ IS WELL QUALIFIED favorable impression on all who Ordered men” will be bestowed upon you. have come in contact with him. He Absolutely Continue as you have in the past, Our Profit Sharing Credit Plan and you will have no fear of abus­ talks modestly and interestingly YESTERDAY! and impresses one as an earnest and ing this honor. Local Man Points Out Ability With a Whole Year to Pay. Standard Goods Juniors: Next year you will be­ of John M. Miller, Who sincere Christian gentleman. Rev. Young expressed the desire to meet come dignified and sagacious sen­ Seeks District Office. Delivered by Truck iors. The school activities will he all the colored people of Rockville GUARANTEED and contingent territory and the TODAY! yours. The success of our teams, Editor, The Herald: clubs, and organizations will depend As a rejoinder to the article in hope that he might build up the I In Every Respect upon you. Support your school yesterday’s “ Herald” relative to the local church thereby uniting his paper to the best of your abilities, office of Treasurer of the Eighth people. Services will be conducted On Sale and place it high in the ranks of School District, 1 would like to in the First African Baptist church TOMORROW! We are buying th« same line high school papers. • voice the sentiments of a great Sunday and the program for the right along, and consider the qual­ —Photo by Elite. day and coming week will appear in George W. Olson When you take up the reins many ^of the taxpayers. ity the best that We can obtain. Measurer where the class of “ 28” leave off, For some titoe it has Saturday’s Herald. i«.ev. George All styles and grades of cover are take them with vim and purpose, seeflied to be a wise move S. BroOkes, pastor of the Union And While repre-sented at a wide range of McKinney, Harold Helm, Winston and put your heart and soul into to make a change in this of­ Church will assist Rev. Young at They Last prices— but every suite is bmlt to Beridall, Russell Merrill, Austin the accomplishments of next year’s fice putting in new and younger the services at the African church standard specifications, with tho Chambers, Warren Case, William work, especially in the field of blood, as well as a more systematic next Sunday evenins. Mr. Young finest frame construction, web bot­ Gahrmann, Rosanna McGill, Dor­ scholastic achievement. Develop a method of accounting. Due to pro­ and his wife are now residing at toms and deep resilient springs, and higher standard of scholarship than Values Are Superb othy Smith, Ruth Shorts, Herman gress of time and growtn of the the church parsonage. the be.st tailoring work that we can Goodstine, Andrew Rankin, Fran­ any class has ever set, for the scho­ district, more business is transacted Mrs. Abbey (Willis) Crossett find anywhere. lastic ranking of our school next There Are No Duplicates So 3 Pieces— Sofa, Arm and Wing Ghair— cover­ cis Coleman, Francis Hicking, Ed­ today tnan in the years past, ne­ Mrs. Abbey WilliJ Crossett, ed with fine quality Jacquard with reverse cush­ ward Dziadus. year depends largely upon your cessitating a more up-to-date meth­ widow of William Sydney Crossett They Will Go Quickly. They’re all guaranteed! class. od of accounting for the funds of ions in jacquard ...... A A Girls’ Leaders of 32 Snipsic street, died late Mon­ “A Year to Pay” 1 #UU Seven students from the Girls’ Seniors: Today we,are jgniors m the District, therefore would it not day night at the Rockville City Leaders Class werd given felt block the halls of South Manchester Hign seem wise to elect to this position Hospital, from a paralytic stroke letters. They are: Dorothy Clegg, School. After our graduation we a young man, who is well qualified which she suffered on Sunday. Mrs. Ellen Foster, Edna Howard, Lois shall become freshmen in the school by years of training to handle Crossett was born on Jan. 15, 1858, Howe, Emily ' Smith, Margaret of life. Our paths will diverge. these funds. the daughter of Jesse and Nancy NO NEED TO WAIT FOR SUMMER SALES—THIS IS A FINE Welles, Alice Modin. Some will take one road; some will John M. Miller has been a res­ takn another of the numerous roads Willis and lived in Tolland and Athletes’ Awards ident of this district for the past Rockville all her life. She was a Coach Charles L. Wigren was of life. But, no matter which road nine years, owns a home on Cam­ OPPORTUNIT YWELL IN ADVANCE. you take, always keep fresh in your member of the Union Congregation­ given a ten dollar gold piece. Gold bridge street, has been employed al church. She leaves two daugh­ medals were given to five members mind the memories of the happy in this district for the same length days of your high school experience. of time, and is therefore interested ters, Mrs. Edward Weber and Mrs. of the track team for establishing Daniel Newell of this city; two new Manchester High school rec­ These memories will spur you on to in the district’s affairs. Mr. Miller 3 PIECES— Sofa, Arm and Wing do bigger and better things in what­ ,is at present treasurer of The Car­ brothers Samuel Willis of this city 3 PIECES— Sofa, Arm and Wing ords. Their names, the event and and John Willis of Colorado, and Chair, Taupe and rose Mohair, outside the new record, follow: Joseph Mc- ever field you may choose. Friend­ lyle Johnson Machine Co., and has Chair— all mohair, reverse Moquet. ly ties which have been cultivated been an expert accountant for this several granachildren. The funeral velour, reverse Moquet. A massive and Cluskey, mile run, 4 minutes, 46 will be held from the Lucina Me­ 1-5 seconds; Charles Schoen, shot during the past lour years may be concern during this time, handling beautiful suite with serpentine front. morial chapel on Thursday after­ ■put, 40 feet 5 inches; Frank Scar­ broken, and new ones will be made, the company’s affairs in the most lato, pole vault, 10 feet 3 inches; but always keep up the fine spirit modern and up-to-date manner, noon at 2 o’clock. Rev. George i. $198.00 William Johnson, discus throwing, which has carried the class of 1928 which ability should prove very val­ Brooks will officiate. 105 feet 9 inches; Bruno Nicola, to scholastic success, so that when uable to the district in keeping an Notes “ A Year to Pay” $219.00 broad jump, 19 feet 11 1-2 inches. we become seniors in the school of accurate record of its affairs, en­ Mrs. George S. Brookes and Miss The following baseball players life, we will be at the top of the lad­ abling him at all times to render Constance Brookes will sail for “ A Year to Pay” received their school letters: David der. any information required.. (The ; k England Friday night on the “ Ma­ Kerr, Louis Farr,' William Dowd, Elliott Knight, president of the of this in the past has caused com­ jestic.” They will spend the sum­ Alphonse Boggini, Hugh Moriarty, junior class, in giving response, ment. ) mer in England and visit France His connections with The Carlyle Theodore Lupien, Otto Seelert, said: the first part of August. 3 PIECES— Sofa, ■ Arm and Wing TAr’OTTA'RD David McConkey, Sherwood True­ Johnson Machin' Co., and owning Announcement has been made of Chair, Brown Baker’s Cut Velour. THREE TONE JACQUARD CARVED FRAME SUITE— All Mo­ man, Herbert Fraser, Ben Radding JUNIOR RESPONSE his own home insure the taxpayers the coming marriage of Miss Jose­ SUITE— Sofa, club and wing chair. hair with reverse Mociuet— Sofa with By Elliott Iviiight of his permanent residence here. manager. phine Gregus of Talcott avenue, arm and high back chair. Four members of the tennis tea.m Mr. President, Seniors, under­ He is of a retiring nature and very to Harold Mead of Grove street. were given letters. They are: Ed­ graduates and friends: pleasing pe:sonality, having many The wedding,will take, place In $119.50 ward Markley, Robert Smith, Her­ A year ago the Class of 1928 ac­ loyal friends in the town, who have August. cepted this trowel with the respon­ $198 00 man Yulyes and Alfred Gatti. tor some time requested that he The Every Mothers Club will hold “A Year to Pay.” sibilities of seniors. You made consider the olt'ice of Treasurer of “ A Year to Pay” $259.00 Class Day Exercises promises to carry on the activities the last meeting of the season Fri­ Class Day exercises this after­ the Eighth District. of the school and these promises To the residents of this district day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. “A Year to Pay” noon opened with an address of There will be a meeting of - welcome by Terrance Shannon, you have executed to a notable de­ there are many who wish to say gree. With your graduation, the that it will be for their very best in­ Ladies of Columbus on Thursday president of the Senior class, who, under-classes lose a great friend terests to elect INIr. Miller. evening. This meeting will be o’)- later in the afternoon, gave the Ivy and leader. Some of you have at­ H. L. Tenney. served as ‘Members Night’. 3 PIECES—Sofa, Arm and Wing tt-j m r. -j. Oration on the grounds in the rear tained high scholastic honors in 'Miss Helen Carr, daughter-of ' Chair, fine grade taupe and rose mohair. ^ PIECE Kidney Type Suit€ -all of the school. The first part of the .Mrs. Thomas F. Garvan, will sail 1 this school, others have won note­ Outside velour— reverse Moquet. mohair, reverse frieze. program was taken up by short worthy places in interscholastic bus­ SMALL LABOR TURNOVER from Boston, Saturda. for a five i talks on the Washington trip by iness contests, and many of your weeks’ trip in Europe. She will i William McConkey, Otto Seelert boys have led our teams to victory . visit Ireland, England, Scotland. and Marjorie Little. They spoke in athletic contests. It has been your FOUND IN LOCAL PLANT ' Wales, France, Belgium and Swit- ; in this order dividing the trip into class athletes that have given Man­ zerland. I $179.00 $198.00 a series that covered all the inter­ chester High School her state wide Mrs. James Coughlin of South “A Year to Pay” esting points on each day. reputation this year. The success of College Girls Make Survey at Manchester entertained in honor of , Following the Washin.gton Trip the dramatic club, debating team. Cheney Brothers and Get In­ Miss Maida Say on Monday evening ■ ta.. . came the i ading of the Class at the home of Mr.’and Mrs. Charles | Will by Robert Carter and Emma teresting Facts. Strickland and the singing of the Mead of Union street, city. Miss Class Song, which was written by A research conducted by four Say received many beautiful gifts ; Miriam Watkins. The woi’ds of the college girls at the Cheney Brothers and the best wishes of her friends. silk mills here provi les an illumi­ She will pe married Saturday, July G. E. KEITH FURNITURE CO. song follow: nating note on industrial conditions 7 to Ralph Barber Lyman of Mid­ SOUTH MANCHESTER CLASS SONG in Manchester. The girls have been dletown, OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL By Miriam Watkins making a special study of labor The graduates of St. Bernard’s Marching forward thru’ the years. turnover during the past six months Parochial School will hold their an­ Thru’ the rolling, changing years; nual picnic today at Crystal Lake. Guide us, Alma Mater, true. in the various industrial plants in With thy strong arm, keep us up­ New England. There will be a,bout thirty in the party and they will make the trip right; They received permission to Give us honor, courage, wisdom; study the record of discharges in by bus. During the evening a Give us strength and truth and the local plant. They arrived in ‘dog-roast’ will be enjoyed. knowledge; Manchester expecting to spend sev­ Lead us jipward to the sunlight. eral days going over the books at Make us strong! Cheney Brothers. Hoi\ever a quick perusal of the records showed that Looking backward where we’ve trod during the time covered by their MSSEARHART GOOD LUGGAGE D'er the busy wearing years, study only 11 out of 4,000 em­ Years of joy and years of woe. ployees bad been discharged by the We shall thank the, Alma Mater, local firm. For thy strong arm that upheld us. POPULAR WITH For thy firm right hand to guide Will Add To Your Vacation Pleasures us; PEILUZZO-DIANA Twas thy love to us imparted. Make us strong! THE BRITONS Following this, tho students Miss Fannie Diana of 168 Center Wherever your vacation desires may take you some sort of luggage will oe essential and good luggage will certainly add to your pleasures by eliminating the marched out o. the building to . 3 -Photo by Elite. street and Louis Peilnzzo of Bissell (Continued from Page 1) ' rounds in t!.e rear where the Ivy Hilda M. Magnuson street were married this morning at problem of what to take and how to take it. Secretary 9 o’clock at St. James’s church by Dration was given by President troness of the Friendship flight, But, no matter where you travel, you will find the type best suited to your the Rev. W. P. Reidy. They were at­ for Miss Earhart, Pilot Stultz and Terrance Shannon of the Senior and Somanhis Events has been due, needs in our luggage department— and at the reasonable prices that you are accus­ 31ass. He -.c as follows: tended by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mechanician Gordon. This was fol­ in a large way to the efforts of the Aichetti of Thompsonville. lowed by the .shopping tour, where tomed to find at Keith’s.. IVY ORATION Seniors. The bride’s dress was of white Another year has passed since the feminine instinct of the famous By Terrence Shannon satin trimmed vith lace and she aviatrix won out completrty over As these last days of our High you became seniors, and it now be- cometf our turn to accept this trow­ wore a bridal veil of tulle, caught her interest in tri-motored planes, Suit Cases Trunks School career are drawing to a steering instruments and fuelage el. This we do with pleasure, keep­ with orange blossoms. Her shower 36 inch Steamer trunk, en­ close, we, the class of 1928, look bouquet was of white roses, gadgets. A good case made' of stout back with fond memories upon the ing ever in mind the record you amel finish, heavily reinforced. Overnight Cases Hat Boxes have set in all school activities. We sweet peas and maiden hair fern. Miss Earhart said if she had fiber, practically indestructible, One tray, snap lock four happy years we have spent to­ Mrs. Aichetti wore yellow crepe de time she wanted to visit Croydon Black leatherette case. At­ Black enamel finish, Rein- gether in the halls of South Man­ will do our best to be in tan or mahogany. Good chine and large black hat. She car­ Airdrome late in, the day. It is tractive cloth lining with long forced sewed c -ges. Snap chester High school. During this industrious upper-classmen wor­ hardware, “a.ch„.... $11.50 lock and catches. thy to be called Seniors. We ried an arm bouquet Oi. yellow Per- there that the great commercial shirred pocket time we have learned to respect and lines radiating out of England to snap lock .... $4.50 In l i d ...... Beautifully cherish the wonderful opportunity hope that we shall have a large net roses and blue delphiniums. Wardrobe Trunk. Blue en­ $3.25 honor roll and that our athletes will Following the ceremony at the the Continent converge. ameled cover with black metal lin e d ...... $5.75 which has been ours— the opportu­ This evening Miss Earhart will nity of being a member of this lea^ our teams to victory as yours church a wedding breakfast and re­ binding. Complete with laun­ Black leatherette case with have. If we can ^o what the Class ception for relatives and close attend a dinner at the home of Genuine cowhide, black or dry bag, hardwood bangers, toilet set. Attractively lined A very attractive week-end school. It has been not only our Mrs. Guest, later going to a dance case made of genuine cowhide privilege, but our pleasure to be of 1928 has done, we will accomp­ friends took place at the home of tan. Reinforced sewed edges. channel shoe box and plenty of with shirred pockets in top lish something of which we may the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. at the Embassy Club. Strong hardware drawer \ and * 7 C with alligator grain, silk Itoed, able to join the different teams, While It was learned that Miss siubs, and organizations of the really be pfoud. Peiluzzo left later in the day.for a space s id e s ...... V v s • O gold plated ^ n C A Earhart would be received by the wide straps $14.00 $32.00 hardwate . . . J. e W V school. Mr. President, and members of wedding trip to New York. Others $8.25 and np. Othere from $7.60 np. Others as low as $1.79. tbe Class of 1928, in ibehalf of the King and Queen, the “ official” pro­ During these four years we have gram of her visit did not include seen a rapid Improvement in all Junior Class, I bring to you dur most hearty greetings. It is our Alfred Grezel, Ernest Smith and this event. She will be the guest of school activities. We have seen our Mrs. Alanson B. Houghton, wife of athletic teams— football, baseball, hope that each of%you -will be suc­ John Fitzgerald returned this morn- bask^ball, track, swiming and ten- cessful in life and we trust that i from a fishin.g trip in Maine. the U. S. ambassador, on June 23 THEG.E and two days later will be honor als— improve year by year until on ypur way to the top you will L hey brought with them a nir i OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOIy SOyTH MANCffiBSTiS( low we are able to look upon any have few impediments and dlsap- string of ,brook trout. One of the guest at a luncheon given by Lady )f our teams with real pride and poiirtments. Though your future largest, caught by Mr. Grezel. Health in behalf of the British lay, truthfully, that they equal the will l>e much harder thgn your past. weighed a little over three pounds. women flyers. •" ‘^■- •': - .X?*

X PA G ® PO U R MANCHEffTER (CONN.) EVB!^NG HERALD, WEDNESDAY; JUNE 20,1928. "VJ ■ ’

gunpowder- 'typ^e of celebration qualities were a broad and Inforin- ; JIWttlfWtMf could be eliminated. It Is, however, ed human tolerance, perhaps the expecting too much of the police fruit of his American birth ah Evening EervUt to enforce this law unaided, when early training and the widely In­ PUBUSnEJD BT- •< ternational character of his educa­ the sale of .fireworks is permitted to 'v. ' THE HERALD PRiNTINQ CO. go on for many days before the tion, Many readers of Byrna’s nov­ Founded by Elwood S. Ela, els and stories'^wlll be keenly dls-? Oot K 1881 Fourth and to be sometimes in the When you choose.,, Every Evehlng E »e ?t Sundays and hands of perfectly irresponsible appointed at the untimely ending Holidays v persons. Children and youths who of his career— he was only 39— I Entered at the Post Ofhce at Man- Chester as Second Class Mall Matter. are allo^wed-$o legally buy ex­ for they anticipated much from his your hammock-. SUBSCRlP'nON RATESr By Mall plosives cannot and will not under­ future; notably a better under­ alx dollars a year, sixty cents a month tor shorter periods. stand why they should not be per­ standing throughout the world of .■••ft; fCt By carrier^ alchteen cents a week. mitted to fire them off. The key to phases of Irish life on which lit­ Single copies three cents. the situation, so far as the spread­ tle has been .written by pens other SPECIAL ADVEimSlNG REPRE­ w SENTATIVE, Hamilton-Oe Llsser, ing out of the explosive celebration than his. .Inc., 285 Madison Avenue, New York over a period of many days is con­ , and 612 North Michigan Avenue. ^Chicago. cerned, lies in the enactment of a HOOCH DIVORCES The Manchester Evening Herald is law restricting the sale to a short The Massachusetts judge who^ on sale In New York City at Schulte's News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. time and putting It in the hands of denied a divorce to a woman who Street and 42nd. Street entrance ot the right kind of persons. Such a .sought freedom because her hus­ Grand Central Station and at all Hoatllng News Stands. by-law Manchester has failed t6 band was a bootlegger has done provide. much toward preserving the insti­ 1^ - Clien't ot International News Ser­ There.'are very few communities tution' o f marriage. Imagine the It will be well to inspect our vice. “International News Service has the which have not, by ordinance, put size of the divorce crop If the sell­ display/first, for here you will exclusive rights to use tor republlca- ing o f‘^hooch^'were to constitute tlon In any form all news dispatches a stop to the firing of explosives have a Complete variety to select credited to or not otherwise credited on the streets and in public places, grounds for decrees— especially i.'i from—from the lowest priced in this paper. It is also exclusively entitled to use for republicatlon all even on the day of the Fourth. In view of the meagre living made by GOOD hammock to the finest. the local or undated news, published many towns and cities it is so long many of the booze retailers with herein." Full Service Client of N E A We believe we have ttie best dis­ Servioe. since the practice of burning pow­ about six of them in competition on play and lowest prices this sum­ der was permitted that good sized every city block. mer. * WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1928 children have never fired off a fire­ ______cracker in their lives— nor seen MULTIPLIED MARKETS one fired— and it is the most utter We ate impressed by an editorial nonsense to assert that they are Health and Diet '' in the New, York Evening Tele- any the worse off; while on the other hand such communities ,gram,.the Scripps-Hov^rd paper Advice Upholstered back hammock cov­ that is supporting Herbert Hoover have prevented an immense amount ered In a heavy duck. Two-tone but which would have supported Al ot maiming and injury. By DR. PRANK McCOY bumU orange strliies. Complete ’ ^Smith against ainy other Republi- There is very little use in at­ with ^ 1 C T K can. The editorial gives a pretty tempts to organize any reasonable chains ...... ^ A f 9 clear idea of why such independ- and entertaining celebration of Dr. -McCoy will gladly answer .ents as the Scrlpps-Howard news- America’s most significant holiday personal questions on health and ' papers have declared for Hoover as when whatever program is ar­ diet, addressed to him, care of Hammock with upholstered' back against any othei* ■ possible candi­ ranged^ is certain to be shot to I The Herald. Enclose stamped, covered in :Btriped,^duck of black and date. pieces by the rowdy with his can­ dull orange with white addressed large envelope for re­ It points out that we are pro­ non cracker. No prettier Idea was Intermediate ^ 1 *7' C C ply. ' stripes ...... A — e ducing a growing, surplus of ever evolved than that of outdoor ♦- commodities for which we must dancing which was planned for find markets abroad unless there Depot Square. But dancing amid a TREATMENTS FOR is to be an economic slump; that rain of exploding firecrackers was SKIN BLE.MISHES. Wicker and Fibre Furniture for the Comfortable upholstered back impossible. 'Whatever Is undertak­ England, Germany, France, Italy, Many people present an unsightly hammock covered with an orange* Japan and other nations are in en, band concerts, speaking, or appearance because of the presenri duck with black and the same position and in competi­ what not, the cracker and the pis­ on their faces of blemishes, such White stripes...... $22.50 tion with us in China, Latin-Amer- tol crab the game. moles, warts and scars. Some (U ica and elsewhere; that if we go in It is to be hoped that parents these people may have drifted,^ into Successfully Furnished Porch who are ambitious to have their unprofitable occupations because for the old game of stealing each they could not do wprk\which re­ Upholstered back hammock In other’s business there is no possi­ children absorb the elements of de­ quires meeting the public. plain green with modernistic sunset ble outcome but war. _ cency along with the air of free­ ■Spmetimes blemishes result In HETHER you are furnishing an enclosed or open porch, there are gay summer pieces here to pattern painted in blues, orange, yellow, red and purple. Complete The answer, says the Telegram, dom will do their utmost, thl.s the development of inferiority com­ help you. Some have cushions that can be quickly removed when sudden thunder clouds plexes which are great handicaps. with helical ’ C tfl / . must be found elsewhere. There year, to limit the enthusiasm of warn of a coming shower. Others for the glass-enclosed porch have upholstered backs. springs ...... e O v . tbe youngsters for burned fingers, Most of these blemishes mustj be Then there are metd tables and ferneries, wrought iron lamps with parchment shade^I gay canvas are something like a billion, six removed by plastic surgery or hundred million people in tho blinded eyes and lockjaw. beauty spcci.alists who have become folding chairs and the regular maple porch pieces for variety! Here are listed representative world. Only about a fourth of them As for the neafly grdwn hobble- expert in eradicating these skin suites from the many different kinds of materials available. have any real buying ability. The de-hoys who find joy in torturing blemishes, but even with the highly Hammock with upholstered back rest are in too primitive a state to their fellow beings with flung .skilled technique which they have and three loose seat cushions (like a developed, it seems that many peo-j davenport). Extra deep from front constitute.an important body of crackers and pistol shots, there is pie are afraid to try these treat­ S-Piede Genuine Reed Suite in natural finish 3 Pieces of Willow in brown finish with tufted to back. Covered in customers fbr the industrial na­ nothing to be said or done about ments. with removable, spring-filled seat cushions and seat pads in colorful cretonne. ‘ These pads striped duck ...... $44 tions. "tYo must edjicate these them. Not until the people of this There are some methods of treat­ upholstered backs in stripe cretonne. (Stripes can be quickly removed wheh rain threatens. ment still in vogue which th^re Is backward peoples into consumers,” community have the good sehse to in dull blue, gold and black) Sofa, arm chair Full length sofa, arm chair C A says the Telegram. ‘‘Here is how protect themselves with laws that danger in using, such as the x-ray and radium, and 1 do not advise and rocker ...... the police would be glad to make we can expand our foreign market tla.eir use for the removal of these ? o le r ...... Hammock like the one sketched ■without stepping on anybody’s effective. $39.50 above but in plain orange, piped in unsightly growths. 1 would like to green, with three-panel upholstered toes.” recomniepd, instead, the use of the back showing pajntej^(;.tw>pjp.al'<)dd- localized ultra-violet light whlr^h The editorial goes on to point THAMES BROADCAST 8-PieCe Artflbre Suite'Ih bronlel, trimmed sign Id green, yellow and'black. Col­ 'out that If “China’s 400,1)00,000 creates a deep sunburn within ;■ ors repeated on the valance across The mere announcement that few minutes, similar to that rect-iv 8-Piece Fibre Suite in buff enamel, trimmed with grfien and with natural stakes. The col­ people were developed to the point Station WTIC, at Hartford, is to with green and lavender. The spring-filled ors in these suites go clear through each front of tufted ed at the bathing beaches. This seat ...... $45 of her enlightened 10,000,000 she broadcast in detail the proceedings chemical ray can be controlled so cushions (which can be quickly removed) are piece of fibre making them almost scratch- would need 75,000,000 automo­ at the Yale-Hanrard boat-race on that it will only be applied to a covered wiUi a modernistic cretonne in linen proof. Modernistic cretonne covers the local spot. No sensation is felt a! biles, and on a basis of consump­ the Thames, Friday, is not particu­ and green colors. Sofa, arm spring-filled cushions, Sofa, tion proportionate to that of Can­ the time of treatment, but witliic larly startling In view 'of previous two or three hours the skin be ' chair and rocker ...... arm chair and rocker T-Stands, as sketched. In orange ada she would buy twenty-six bil­ $44 $53 broadcasts of sporting events, but comes swollen and blistered, and enamel, $11.25. lion dollars worth of our goods, it will be interesting enough to lilistered, and peels off within a or five times our entire present ex­ thousands, of persons who have at­ few days, leaving a healthy growth | of skin underneath. Only a small i ports to the entire world. tended those races in the past. The 8-Piece Peeled Cane Suite, imported from 8-Piece Stick Willow Suite in putty enamel If the exploiting nations of the area should be treated at one tim-e conclusion of these persons will be because a large burn makes the China. This smooth cool material needs no trimmed wit!) orange and black. The loose ■world will stop fighting for the that If WTIC succeeds in giving patient quite uncomfortable, but cushions and can be left outside to weather. seat pads, upholstered in a putty, green and present limited market and go to by radio a measurable accurate the smaller treatments are easily Trimmed with woven black cane. Tete and black striped duck, can be easily removed when work to increase the purchasing borne. idea of the progress of the race It two arm it rains. ' Tete, arm chair ^ i A powers of the backward peoples, Each time a scar or pockmark i will deserve to have a rose pinned chairs ...... and rocker ...... V there will be universal prosperity, burned in this manner, it will ix $48.50 in it; because It is not always at found to be smaller afterward:-. : L- says the Telegram. ‘‘And if wo all easy for the individual who Sometimes a great many of tlier.. 4 know Herbert Hoover at all, prob­ goes to New London with his treatments are ne.?ded before tin skin regains its normal texture. lems like this are just his meat.” pockets full of cash and observa­ A doctor may use a high fre It Is Just this realization on the tion train tickets to be sure of part of the people of the country queucy spark which is quite effec what he Is beholding. tive when applied to the raised por­ Glider-Hammock, as sketched above, covered in an orange duck — though seldom so clearly formu­ It is proposed to make the tion of scars or to moles. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc with striped design in white. Ends lated— that Herbert Hoover has The actinic rays is the most satis­ broadcast from tbree stations, one covered to match, QC% the broadest economic vision of any factory method of producing face EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES at Red Top.,,near the upper end of peeling, as any‘ of the lotions used as show n...... man in public life in America, the course, one at the naval signal which has created the demand for for that purpose, are apt to contain station at the submarine > base, phenol or mercury and are very ❖ his' nomination and will bring half way down, and the ..other at dangerous,'since the skins of dif­ about his election. Everybody real­ the Thames River bridge at the ferent indiiriduals are not of the \ ■i- same thickness, and sometimes the ises that the world is on the eve of lower terminal. enormous changes. Everybody real­ poison penetrates deeper than it If it is possible for WTIC to find should, resulting In disfigurement ises that within the next few three skilled observers of rowing or even poisoning, sometimes so ■ i years absolutely anything Is possi­ who also have the broadcasting severe that It has caused death. Any ble, And pretty - much everybody bad-looklng skin will be Improved gift It may be practicable to fur­ THE Y WTLL DO IT > realizes .. that the broad, engi­ with the ultra-violet or actinic tors Z have had tell me there is no Standing on your toes to shout, or at the curb, guarded by^a ipsetal nish an intelligible report of the sitting high up In the ^rafters you policeman. , neering mind of a Hoover, pndls- treatment. cure. I am In bed at the present Milwaukee.— 'The'AndreWiSlum race by a system .of relay, the ob­ ■Warts will sometimes disap­ can watch the heavy laden barges Wore he to exit by any familiar < mayed by the ^magniture of any time and have been for the past skys were offered a' chandfe to tur] servation stations taking up the pear within a few days'after the be­ two months, and am now troubled and the funny little river boats go gate the mob would be upon him. problem, Is precisely the kind of creeping by. They would have baseballs to au­ $4000 into $40,000 in threC yeari story of the race in turn. But tho ginning of an orange juice fast, and with gas around my heart. As I Presumably they hadn’t hea^d Ba^ mind for leadership; of the Ameri­ I believe this is because they are If the dullness of the game palls tograph and cards to write upon. i difficulty would seem to be to find eat only very light food, can you hum’s remark abo'»t one beipg hor^ caused by a certain kind of acidosis They would literally; swamp him. can people at this particular period. tell me the cause of the trouble?” upon you, you can meditate upon every minute, so they accepted “ tlA three rowing experts in all this which comes from the use of wrong Yet the erowd waits, not any too Answer: You have named the the huge signs that rise at evefy package containing $40',00d” an^ broad land who will not become so food. A simple method of remov­ patienUy, for a glimpse of hlra-^ cause of your trouble when you side, informing you of the virtues gave $4O00 in hard ta^" ^for thk absorbed in their own partisan in­ ing warts is to treat them with which It seldom gets. ■ unspeakable f o u r t h write that you are troubled with New York, June 20.— Ninety per of toilet soaps, motor lubricant or prlvile^fe. The supposed benefactoi^ glacial acetic acid. Purchase ten ' The fact is that the Babe escapes Because of y*^he paomentary terest In the contest that they will gas ai;ound your heart. The foods cent, of mala visitors to Manhattan, breakfast food. failed to return withln.lho; thrLh , cents’ worth of these crystals at a if given their choice of something each day by means of a secret by­ ascendancy of a very superficial forget all about the- waiting radio you Sat may be “ light” in weight Or Where un outfielder waits lazily way. He bas a peephole through year limit and the Slumpsky- wer^ drug store and with a toothpick “ light” in nourishment, hut they to do In a single afternoon select aort of “ patriotism” Manchester audience. for something to happen, the black Which be'tlrst pbera to see Whether rfree to open the package,’ whic: place one of the crystals on top^f certainly are not the right foods or the ball game. skeleton of the elevated rises and; anyone Is watching. When the road last year failed to provide itself Rowing Is like no other sport. the wart and allow to remain from they did. Then they rushed th^ else you are not using them In Just as Broadway suggests to the now and then, the shouts of the is clear he ducks out, makes a wild newspapev clippings to police whi£ with a town by-law under which Either a; spectator knows nothing five to ten minutes. ■ This ury8tal proper combination with each world the radial center of the crowd are mlgnlfled by the erunoh- will dissolve and absorb into^he other. Most valimlar heart troubles American theater, just so— for dash for his car and, is on his way consoled them with the though^ the police could have prevented, about it, and can remember who ing of the elevated train wheels to his Bronx dwelling before any­ 1 wart which, within a few days, will are functional; and can be cured by some reason or other— the Yankee that no one had swindled them ou | : this year, a repetition of the bar­ he Is and what he is there for, or as they come and go. one knows what It's all about. ot savings of the past three years. > V slough off. proper diet and exercise.. Send'a Stadium seems to be the goal of • You can watch the conductors barous character of the Fourth of he knows all about it and is such Birthmarks and some small Thousands at small -boys have large self addressed, stamped en­ baseball fans. One may have watch­ and motortuen leave their trains turned detective to learn his se­ July celebration of 1927. a bug over the game that he for­ tumors should removed by a velope for a special series of ar­ ed the national pastime from every and ruP:''to the railing. Vott 'can doctor or beauty specialist who uses cret, but he changes exits on them As matters Stand' there is no gets himself so completely that he ticles which I have prepared on the point of vantage, from the 'sand lo^te see small boys and passengers do from time to • time—and they’ve COPS HOP FOR HOPPERS the electric needle or carbondioxide cause and cure of heart derange­ adequate law under which the ut­ Is as likely as not to try to stand of the Jjome town to ,lhe blg/ie'agu6 the -'Same. I know three train never been able to find ft yet. on the head of the lady in front of snow. ments. , contests. One may have Watched crews that possess binoculars so OiLBEBT SWAN. Cleveland.— 'Though numerou>. terly reckless discharge of fire­ There is only one method of per­ Question: K. L. writes: “ I have the Giants perform on any one of the duties of the blue-coated guas4 him. tiiat, in the few moments between works may be prevented even in manently removing superfluous recently undergone an operation the outside lots— yet a glamour at­ schedules; they con get a better dians of the law. ‘twas n:vei^ the most inappropriate places, on We await with considerable im­ hair, and that is with the electric for the removal of a stone in the tacheslacneB to lo the tne exhibitoAiiiUiu when wiivii stteedat4»«cu. :p ^ p aVtudat-tbe 1tiny - figures on the thought they’d ever chase grasshop* the Fourth Itself, unless the act patience the result of trying to find needle.- The growth may be dis­ bladder. Would be grateful if you in Manhattan that can be found'fbu] pern. However, the ’hoppers are s«^ couraged through the usd of a rosin take on the form of an actual as­ rowing sharps who will be able to would advise me - a r to a diet to nowhere else. By this time, perhaps, you gst numerous in one rectiou of Lake^, and wax preparation i^ lch any do anything but stammer and guard against a reccurenoe of this The Stadium is the fan’s para­ my point* Thers is a certain pa­ wood, a suburb, that Deputy InspeO'^ sault. And evidence of an assault, druggist can tell you about. This trouble.” ' y * dise, not because It is any more tor Charles O. Nevel of the ClfeveV whoop Into the mike. geantry that typifies New York In connection with the flinging is applied hot to the skin and after Answer: No special diet Is need­ elaborate, comfortable, spectauiilarT which adds a tobasco flavor to the land police DeparL-nont has sug^ it has cooled It is jerked off, pull­ Be ye «ngry« and siA not: let not about of firecrackers and other ex­ ed except to cut dpWn the quantity or impressive than any other ball routine of pitching, catching and the sun go d(nm moon your wrath. gested tnu creation of a “ grasshoiHS plosives, Is not easy to obtain until DONN BYRNE ing the hairs with It, of food, use good combinations, and park, but because it has become as running bases. i Even the vendors per” squad and ChlehL. M. Milled White spots on the skin are due then exercise enough the body legendary in its way as Broadway actual' Injury to some victim has The untimely death of Donn 60 of pop, peanuts and hot dogs seem of Lakewood Is giving the idea serw to local destruction of the pigment, will tlse up the food elemedtii. or Park Avenue or the Fifth Ave­ to have a circus twang to their ous consideration. n been done. I Byrne, killed In ^ an automobile In When one is in a good sound usually due to acidosis. They may ■fAMlBssAaMr nue shops. A ball game, good or blase Peddling of wares! ; There Is, of course, a state law rage, it Is astonishing how ealm. one Ireland, where he had a home, re­ usually be corrected by following a Question: Mrs. W. J. writes: “ My bad, takes on< a glitter, a suppressed egn be.— Bulivor-t^ftUa. r balanced diet, and using an Ultra­ little boy has a continuous dis­ excitement, ft sort of end-of-tbe- ■which prohibits the discharge of moves from the literary world a fig­ a m a t e u r g a r d e n in q / flteWorks on streets and in public ure almost unique. Endowed with violet light. charge from the no8e,«$BpeoialIy the trftil to the visiting fan/ ' left side.^ How can I remedy this?” Outside the grounds the play­ ^ X m a TEMFORABY places except between midnight of a rare gift, of tale telling, his spe­ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. , Answef: oorieet diet, free ers' entrance is an Interesting .i*'Sav#» you jo&y -green-edged HUSBAND: I Say, my k those,seeds you’ve put in are bien-;^ the third ol July and midnight of cial attribute was a brooding love Question: G. G. writes: *'I enjoy from oitarrh-produeing foods, will ^ Viewed through the cold, ’unit- ipoint to watch, before or after the ttOtepapert” ! , ' nials— they don’t bloom until tb« the Fourth'. And If the police were for the physical beauties of the the advice giveii by you on health step the Caiise of the discharge. lusloned eyes of tbe columnist, the game. Babe Ruth; by the W'ay, **NO, madam, we have only the never leaves the grounds by the ttmiaL'‘mottmlni edgei" second year.” t(i he‘given loyal support In the Green Island, in the picturing of and am trying to follow it. I havS Temporary help can he received games at Yankee Stadium still Cftrry & certain amount of allure. regular exit. This would be the I ’ 'X'm afraid that's no good. You WIFE: Oh. It’s all right. Bo'a,i eoldreement of this law some o( suffered from valvular disease of through the uSe of the ultra*violet which he bad . in this generation the heart since I was seven yeara light applied' direetly la .the aeee Just over the fence and ft few sheerest of folUes. For he wtuld Tas a' golf wldow.”-^Httmor- fthurte last , yeans- ^ obje^oual^a tjhe. ^OATMly « paer. Added to tbeeo old. aid I am how twenty. The doe- thrnitn aultahla miaUrndhra. vans tb« aliigadaK XlVftT,. AgvM oat tA hia oar. wAioh. sSandji' laU' ■ ins( Shaw. “Si.

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AniUYersary Sale Starts To­ .VV>. •/:- m orrow -M any Bargains . • -i -: " Offered. P h y p i^ l Lots of men will want admlHlhg fabrics,'their' feoiny . cUt,' / Rubinow’s 21st anniversary will panamas- year. and careful pr^portinning.:;’ ;^;.; '' , oe observed with a big sale at the r . store commencing tomorrow. Ru­ - They’re . particiiiiarly, binow’s has always made it a point to celebrate their anniversary with Mental comfort in their smart smart with- the season’s sales of importance, offering mer­ chandise of the very newest and styles and lasting' gCK^ looks. clothing styli^>: ^ of And,_may we add, considerable latest models at extremely low course, many ^^will >yyant prices. comfort in their modest prices.. ' The store is associated with a. the stiff brimmi^ styles. large buying syndicate in New York City, and that in conjunction vvith W e Sugigest a We can please them alt manufacturers from whom the .store buys direct, have co-operated There’is a great; coH^tion with Rubluow’s to make this sale a •particular success, granting special of 5 styles and 'wi^ves y.. $ concessions on merchandise much ip demand at this timo of year. Therefore, these special concessions come to the public of Manchester Blue Serge SuR - and vicinity in the form of low STRAWS ...... prices. The sale wi:l include prac- $ 2 S o | l i o a ' tically all the merchandise in the P A N I C S , store. AND LEGHORNS “ .-I Rubinow’s new and enlarged $3 00 store with daylight bargain base­ ment offers to the women of Man­ Wear. TOYOS chester one of the beot shopping $ 3 v b o ^ i3 B O ' centers of its kind in town. Th c store, since it has been remodeled is large and spacious and the mer- Also Unfinished f chandise is attractively displayed, allowing customers plenty of free- \-dom in moving about while select- and A Opod,B|itli% Silk ^ Ing and trying on garments. '' The store is also very well light- -Even the “occasional y ed, having a large number of win- dipper” , should have his dows which are equipped with lens Suits in own bathing suit-^lfor flight glass, a particular kind of glass that lends all the light poss- health—for convenience. ble, while dlfusing it so that it gives Breasted 2 and And, of course, it should , one an opportunity to see the appar- be a good one—shapely rel they are buying in perfect day- ABO U T "What did your wife do when ,■ light, showing their true colors. F.A C T S you called her a clothes-horse?” IX and shape retaining. Fast , Rubinow’s bargain basement is “ Poor woman— She broke down.” 3 Button color, too. We have the first of its kind in towri and un­ CONNECTIctj.|. — Life. like the average basement, it flood- them, dne or two » ed with daylight and is very well CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ed Styles. piece suits, ■ \ ventilated. Shopping in it is a real Mfcl SPECIAL FOR pleasure. In fast, shopping through- '' out the store is very pleasant even THIS WEEK-END ^in hot weather, for it is several (140) SOLDIERS’ HOME AND HOSPITAL ' degrees cooler in the store than The state maintains the Fitch’s Home for Soldiers and Sol­ Thursday, Friday, Saturday outside. Rubinow’s has enjoyed a diers’ Hospital of Connecticut at Noroton Heights for .disabled continual expansion of business and more and more women are turning volunteer soldiers and sailors. Last year the daily average at­ Belt Chains t o to this fashion center for their ap­ tendance at the Home was 144. Five years ago the daily aver­ ^ 3 . 5 0 parel. age number of Inmates was 216 and twenty years ago 557. Last For your watch for sumiupi . Merchandise throughout the store year there were forty-eight officers and employees at the Home. is always fresh and up to the min­ wear. Regular $1.25 ute and is priced so attractively The property was taken over by the state in 1887. About 20 ’ that it is readily moved. It is the acres of land are included in the grounds and there are total 85c . aim of the store to give service at accommodations for about 400 inmates. The property is valued ""all times and see that the customer ^!is satisfied in every respect. This at $418,165. 'The hospital department contains accommodations policy has made many friend.s for for approximately 150 patients. A number of the inmates are $6.00 Wedding Gift Rubinow’s and has helped to build regularly employed in various departments where civilian labor would otherwise be required. up the present large list of patrons. Suggestions Boys’ Bathing Suits ....;: $3.M:to,$5.00 Last year the Soldiers’ Hospital Board which manages the Home reported an expenditure of $84,979 for maintenance and Rogers’ Silverware §ets and i-.ys. - Mi Ml II- l' ' It 4 ? " ' P m M NOT SO POOR! $89,84 6 for salaries and wages at the Home. To apply-toward Single Pieces Men’s Oxfords, Sblz Six ' • • - • • • the expense of the Home $17,580 was rMeived as national aid MESH BAGS Philadelphia.— After being sup­ to disabled soldiers The average cost per inmate per week last ported by friends for three years, it year was $20.96. in a variety of color combina­ Cooperative Styljg&ior Mep .^7*50 was revealed on the. death of Mrs. To care lor disabled veterans of the Civil War with their tions. Men’ s Fancy Hosiery ^Katherine Brooks that she had a wives, as no provision is made for women in the Soldiers’ Home •fortune in property and investmen'.■( in Noroton, the Woman's Relief Corps Home at Cromwell was LADIES’ FOOTWEAR Phoenix, Holeproof, Not-a- ;of $17,500. Because she left no founded. Last year there was a daily average of 2:i inmates at Don’t forget tha.t you can get a Tieirs, the estate will go to the Com- this Home. The expenses of the institution to the state for the ‘Westclox Baby Ben Alarm' Clock One Strap Pumps Shawknit ’ monwealth. year amounted to $6,H00. ■ * • \ in colors now at no advance in Friday— Many Poor in State price. $5.00 "$8.50 25c to $1.00 Pair ' Location isn’t everything. But to m i J!- “ 'Driveway Inn” just follow the "Rockville trolley line an'd you can’t R. Donnelly pass the shiny, white picket fence, Plain Color Hosiery for you will surely, ‘‘DRIVEWAY JEWELER TNN.”— Adv. Advertise in 515 Main St., South Manchester , 25c tJ $1.50 Pair ;

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We wish to thank: the heating ■ : ntractors and plumbers of fme tailDripg,:/perfect fitting ^^and : smiaff patteras, up-to-the-mthute ' ------37piMtii'>iiiiiiM^^ ,uth Manchester for their styles in the v^ry new®t^ fight • ;and-gray, shades., aearty cooperation in this worth­ ; .’S p e ^ W 7 while service. Good Clothes One DoQar A Week Systematic Thrift If your home lacks Extra dollars saved every week in­ K. 240 HARTFORB crease to hundredsr in a few months time.

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man of today. How he suddenly at the state motor RICHARD BARTHELMESS changes his mind comes about in meat: sniteiBOlWD ah uprokrlous.manner when bis ul­ Branford, Qunnard W. Ogtfi ^ WTIC tra-modern Bweetheurt dresses h€r- mark; Bristol,T; John' P- . AT STATE TOMORROW self in old fashioned clothes and Coiebrookr Joseph L. IMcki^; Coir, parades around with him to^varloiis 440.9—VifCX.WJR, DETROIT—680. Leading DX Stations. Travelers Insurance (^. BY YAIE_C011EGE llnsvllle; Fred ' KImmerle, Jr.; Wednesday, ^une 20. 8:00 7:00—G oidkette's orchestra. plftCGS Hartford, Bernard J. Hartnett, v 8:30 7:80—P uritan twins. (DST) (ST) ' Hartford **Little Shepherd of Kingdom George Bancroft in'^'‘The Drag “Tho Tattooed Man," a comic open 47S.S— W SB, A T L A N T A — 630. In two acta by Victor Herbert, with 9:00 8:00—W JZ Phlleo hour. Come** is His Latest ; *‘Doit*t Not” and Helene Costello in “Hus­ Hartford, Theodore Cosgro, ‘ 1’^ 10:00 9:00—Mount Clem en's concert. 8:30 7:30—Concert orchestra.' Dean of Yale Diviliity School, bands For Rent” will have their ter Mackey, Peter-MouyuU; Pq^ Jessica Dragonette and CoUn O'More 10:30 9:30—H its and Bits. 9:00 s:00—W JZ Phtlco hour. 535.4 m. 560 k. c. Marry,’* Co-Feature i “Drag In the leads, will be presented during 9:30 8:30—W EA F program s (2 hrs.) conclifding performances at the Britain, James Klrtdelan, Join ■A the Phllco hour to be broadcast ly 636.4—WTIC, HARTFORD—560. Net” Again Tonight. , 7:30 C:30—"Ask Me A nother." 12:45 11 ;45—Blltm ors entertslneis. Another Connectient Man State tonight at 7 and 9. Both of MaJka, Joseph Peters, Andrew Sar- WJZ and associated stations, at 9 8:00 7:00—W EAF progs. (2V4 hrs.) ■ 526-KYW, CHICAGO— 670. o'clock Wednesday night. The latter 7:30 6:30—O rganist; polltlcsl talk. Program for Wednesday these productions registered keen Jsky, Lawrence Sundgren; New hait ot the hour wili be devoted to 422.3—WOR. NEWARK—710. Richard Barthelmess, favorite of satisfaction with last night’s audi­ Haven. John K. GlUln; Norwich. 8:00 7:00—Reid's ncapolilans. 8:00 7:00—W JZ songs: foresters. Eastern daylight local screen fans, comes to tho excerpts from musicai comedies of re­ 8:30 7:30—M abelanna Corby program 9:00 8:00—W JZ Phllco hour. Saving Time Awarded a Degree. ences and a large crowd, is expect­ James Clifford. cent years. Another comic open, 9:00 8:00—Captivalors orchestra. 10:00 9:00—Symphonic snssm bis. State theater for tomorrow and ed again tonight. "Chimes of Normandy," wili be heard 10:00 9:00—Musical play, "Chimes of 11:30 10:30—Musical continuity. 6:20 p. m.— Summary of programs Friday in his newest starring vehi­ Stafford Springs, Julius Carocarl; during tho Kolster hour through WOR N orm andy." 389.4— WBBM. CHICAGO—770. and new bulletins cle, “The Little Shepherd of King­ Stamford, Steve Horvath, Wm. H. and Coiumbia stations at 10 o’ciuCts. 10:30 9:30—S9:30—Stardust tardust ancapd ----- moonbeams. 9:00 8:00—Coon Sanders iiigniliaw ks 6:2 5—"Sportsgrams” New Haven, Conn., June 2J0.— A Rizat's grand opera, “The Pearl Pisii- 11:05 10:05—K nlckerboA er orchestra 9:20 8:20—O rchestra, artists dom Come.” \ Mead, Geo. Weber; West Haven, ers" Is scheduled for broadcasting ny 6:30—Hotel Bond Trio—Emil cosmopolitan group received honor­ UCENSES SUSPENDED 11:30 10:30-The W itching hour. 11:00 icr:00—Orchestra, male quartet. ary degrees from Yale University This Is the plcturizatioh of > the John F. Coller; Bronx, N. Y.. Thom­ WEAF and N. B. C. chain at 10:.^0. 333.1—WBZ, NEW E N G L A N D -900. 1:00 12:00—Mid-week dance frolic. Helmberger, Director. Program as Parks; Jersey City, N. J., Har­ The scene is Ceylon, the period bar­ 365.6—W EB H -W JJD , C H IC A G O -820, here today. In the group were citi­ classic story of the Kentucky 6:55 6:55—Baseball; talk; ipusic. of Requested Selections Mountains by John Pc's, Jr. It Is an ry A. McBride; New Brunswick, N. baric, and permlta much ot savage and 7:30 6:80—Radio N ature league. 7:00 6:00—Vlclorlnn orchesiia: talk. 6:55—Baseball scores zens of Ireland, France, China. Hol­ A list of operators whose licenses floral splendor in tho production of 8:30 7:30—W JZ foresters quarleL 8:00 7:00—W EA F mixed quartet, land and the United States. Diplo­ ideal role for Barthelmess, a part to drive automobiles in Connecticut J,. 9:00—.Musical program. 9:30—Goodrich Sllverton Quartette ored at Yale today. They were Rob­ N W ll’ and MWAK has arranged for the 11:30 10;3o—Kemp’s dance orchestra. li;00 !Q;6'.i— '’Forgotten operas." organ and orchestra from N. B. C. Stu­ bins Battel Stoeckel, commissioner grips the heartstrings. Molly O'Day, presentation of music by the Salva­ 454.3—W JZ. NEW YORK—660. 12:00 11:00—Artl.sts entertainm ent. tion Army band under the direction ol dios of motor vehicles, who was matle a who is remembered for her part 6:00 6:00—Baseball scores: orch. 447.5_V\/MAQ.WQJ, CHICAGO—670. opposite Barthelmess in "The Pat­ Col. Campbell. 6:46 ’ 6:45—"Read Us a Poem." 7:00 6:00—Orch., m usic (2 hrs.) 10:30—Howard Correct Time Master of Arts by the Institution 7:25 6:25—O rchestra: talk; contralto. 9:00 8:00—WOR Columbia hours. from which he was graduated 35 ent Leather Kid,” is again seen in INSURANCE 10:30— News and weather Wave lengths In meters on left ot 8:00 7:00—Songs, saxophone quartet. 11:00 10:0(1—Concert orchestra. years ago; and Rev. Charles Reyn the role of his sweetheart. station title, kilocycles on the / ‘Rbt. 8:30 7:30—Foresters male quartet. 12:00 11:00—Studio dance orchestra. Paired with the Barthelmess Times are Eastern Daylight bavlmi 9:00 8:00—Phllco hour vwith musical 374.8— w o e , D A V E N P O R T — 800. olds, long the dean of Yale Divini­ and Eastern Standard. Black type play, "Tattooed Man." 9:30 8:30—W EAF program s (2 hrs.) ty School, lyho was made a Doctor feature is “Don’t Marry,” an amus­ indicates best features. 10:00 9:00—Waldorf-Astoria orchestra 11:30 10:30—The masked marvel. CENUR CHURCH PICNIC of Divinity. ing comedy-drama of youth, love 10:30 9:30-The Wayside Inn. 12:00 11:00—Two orchestras. The other recipient of honorary and laughter. Lois Moran.and Nell Leading East Stations. 11:00 10:00—Slumber music. 325.9—KOA, DENVER—920, iThe Best Guardian of 405.2—W LIT. PHILA DELPHIA —740. 11:00 10:00—Theater orchestra. degrees were: Hamilton are starred. 8:00 7:00—W EAF mixed quartet. 11:15 li);15—German folk songs. Master of Arts— Dean Sage, New The story has to do wRh a cer­ 272.6—W P G ,’ ATLANTIC CITY —1100 11:45 10:4.5—Studio dance music. SWITCHES TO INDOORS 7:-1.S Soprano; playlet; talk. 9:00 8:00—T heater orch., q u arte t York, president Presbyterian hos­ tain young man who believes that 10:30 9:30—WEAK grand opera. 1:00 12:00—Gonzales orchestra. the old fashioned girl of yesterday Life and Property 8:40 7 :4(1—Band, soprano; orchestra. 11'SO 10:30—Arcadia dance orchestra. 535.4— WHO. DES MOINES—660. pital; Yu-Chen James Yen, Poking, 1(1 :tm* a:U(I—.Musical memories. 348.6— W IP, PHILA DELPHIA —860. 9:30 8 :3 0 -W EA F progs. (2’A h ra ) Takes Form of Supper When China, educational director; Bruce is the right kind of a wife for the 10:"(t 'J:'M —Three dance orchestras. 8 00 7:00—Trio; travelogue; quart^ 235.5—^WBAL. BALTIMORE—1050. 8:00 7:00—Studio male quartet. Weather Threatens and Is Rogers, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., design­ 9:00 8:0(1—Bascliall scores. 370.2— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—810. er of books. 8 :’.(i 7:3(1—studio .lul'ilee singers. 315.6— KDKA. PITTSBURGH-950. 9:30 8:30—W EAF orchestra, quartet. Well Attended. •l-no X;on—WJZ I’hltco hour. 6:30 6:30—B.-ind; baseball scores. 10:30 9:30—K atz boys program. Doctor of Divinity— Howard Ki;nn a:(i(i—Tenor, pianl.st. 8:00 7:00—W J’Z song.s, toresters. ll::i() 10:30—Snl-a-B ar orchestra. Chandler Robbins, dean of the Ca­ 10:30 a:3(i—The music box. 9:00 8:00—WJZ Philco hour. 1:45 12:45—N ighthaw k dance frolic. The Annual Church Picnic and 461.3—WNAC. BOSTON—650. 468.5— KFl, LOS ANGELES—640. thedral of St. John the Divine, New 8:00 7 :00- Mason-Hamltne conceit. 10:00 9:00—Ramblers happiness nour. Outing of the Center Congregation- | lO’SO 9:30—I’ower’s concert; baseball. 12:31) 11:30—.Studio concert. al churcl).^w,a8 translated last night Insure Your-Valuables 8:30 7:3(1—Soprano, tenor, pianist. 461.6— WCAE, PITTSBU RG H-650. 1:00 12:00—O rchestra .male quartet. Doctors of Letters—Paul Clau­ a:(lO 8:(HI—roUimbiB prog. (2 hrs.) 6:00 6:00—Dinner music: tiaselmll. 2:00 1:00—Dance orchestra. into a supper held at the church del, ambassador of France to the 11:15 10:15—Young’s dance music. 416.4— KHJ, LOS ANGELES-720. 308.5—WGR, aU FFA LO —990. 7:00 6:00—Reader, soprano, piano. parlors Instead of at the Hebron United States; John Livingston A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT 7:30 6 :3 0 -Gimlice; book talk. 12:0(1 11:00—Orchestra, vocal soloists. Game Club i as had been planned. 6:30 5:’i0-Two piano tecllal. 8-00 7:(i0-W EAK prog.s. (S'A nrs.) 1:00 12:00—Studio entertainm ents. Lowes, Cambridge, .Mass., Harvard 8:30 7:.30—W EAF programs (3 hrs.) 2:00 1:00—Dance orchestra. The unpromising weather condi­ IS THE 545.1—WMAK. BUFFALO—550. 280.2—WHAM. ROCHESTER—1070. professor of English. 7:00 6:00-Slocka; baseball scores. 322.5— WHAS, LOUlSVI LLE—930. tions, combined with a report that George William Russell (“AE"), 7:3(1 0:30—Oraphology broadcasts. 6:.’10—Remington band music. 9:30 8:30—W EAF program s (2 hrs.) 8:00 7:00—Salvation Army band. 7:30 11:30 10:30—Real E state banquet. the roads to Hebron were in poor Dublin, Ireland, writer, painter and BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. 8:00 7'00—Studio artists; orchestra. 9:00 8:0(1—Columbia progs. (2 hrs.) 8-4)0-WJZ I'hilco hour. 336.9—WSM. NASHVIL’ E—890. condition from washouts made the statesman. 11- 00 10:0(1—Arcadia hand liov.s music.9:00 1(1:30 9:30—Concert: theater organ. 428.3—WLW . CINCINNATI —700. 10:00 9;00—"W ings ot Song." committee In charge decide yester­ Doctocs of Science— Cornelius 9;30_W(?Y mixed quartet. U-30 10:30—.Minstrel m en's frolic. 9:110 8:00—Cossacks oiclicslra. io;:to 12-15 11:15—Studio concert. day that it would be more advisable Ubbo Ariens Kappers, Amsterdam, The Manchester Trust Co. 10:00 a:00—Amerieii'' l.:.aiay nj'Usts. 379.5—WGY. SCHENECTADY-790 12:55 11:55—Time: w eather; m.-iykets. 254.1-WRVA. RICHMOND-1180. to hold the dinner at the church. Holland, neurologist; Herbert Eu­ 10:30 "irxii , ASK Me Another.” 8:00 7:00- Trio: travelogue: play. Despite the suddeness of the A Clean Hit. : ( —Comedian, accordlnn. 6:25 5:25—Baseball scores; concert. gene Ives, Montclair, N. J., televi­ 111 0 1 7:30 6:3(1—Rcmlnglon b:ind recital 10:15 9:15—Family Album. 12- 00 11:00—Orchestra: organist. 12-00 II :0(1—Richmond orchestra. change In plans a large number of sion inventor. Connect with the Life Income 399.8—WTAM. CLEVELAND-750. 8:00 7:00—WRAP mixed quartet 8:30 7:30—W K .\F Venetian nights, 422.3— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. the church members and their Doctors of Laws— Major General 8-:'.(l 7:3(1—Cr\ sinl gazer: orchestra. I3 ;i0 11:30—Violin recital. friends went to the church and so James Guthrie Harbord, U. S. A., Plan and you’re financially a:(10 8:(\(l—Wi-:AI-' ti-oiiliadouis orch. 9:00 8:00—WIvAl*' tronbadonis. 9:30 8:30—W EAF male quartet. 1(10 r3:00—N. B. C. cntertiunmet.ts. the parly after all turned out to be retired, president. Radio Corpora­ ready to tour the bases. l(l::'.(l 9:f01—Two dunce orclicslras. 110:30 9:.30—Madrigal mixed quartet 2-pn 1:00—'I’rncaderan.o orchestra. 11:39 10:30—MemoryV Oaeden hour. - -- - ^ Secondary DX Stations. a success. Dinner yas served by tion of America; Frank AydeloUe, Secondary Eastern Stations. the women of Group One. Swarthmore, Pa., president of Illness won’t stop your income 288.3—WENR. CHICAGO-1040. 1.2—W EEI, BOSTON—590. 10:15 9:15—Violinist; orchestra. The menu for the supper includ­ Swarthmore college; Otto Tremont in the early stages nor declin­ 508 11:15 IU:15—Soprano: sludioOconcert. 7:0U 6:00—Organ; arlist.s: stocks. 7:30 6:;30-Oil Boy pioKmm. 9 00 8:00-Samovar orch; artists. ed meat loaf, potato salad, baked Bannard, New York, banker. ing earning power later on, for Fire and Liability 7:.')0 6 50—Studio concerts. 526—WNVC. NEW YORK—570. 305.9—W HT, CHICAGO—980. Five of the group of fifteen were 00—W EAF proKS. UV4 hrs.) 7-35 6;:i5—Violinist: 9'rench .songs. bean's, rolls, pickles, strawberry the Plan pays $100 monthly if 9:00 8 8:30 7:30—New York City College 9:'J0 8:3(1—Soprano, pianist. shortcake with cream and coffee. Yale graduates. 361.2- -VYSAI, CINCINNATI—830. commencement exercises I lO'OO 9:00—R-iml'lers enlertHtnment. disabled before age 65 and ;30—Brunswick concert. 10- 30 9:30- Yonr hour league. Mrs. Edna Case Parker, leader of In addition to the honorary de­ S::’.() 7 293.9_WSYR. SYRACUSE—1020. grees Yale today conferred 1,126 $100 monthly life income start­ li:::o U) ;30—Coney Island orchestra. 7::tU 6:3(1—Dinner mu.sic: Im.scball. 319—KOlbv COUNCIL BLUFFS—940. Group One was in charge of the ar­ -W HK, CLEVELAND—1130. 8:3(1 7:3(1- Health talk; music. 11- 00 10:00—I’lippy Club program . degrees in course including the fol­ ing at age 65. Insurance too. Insurance 265.3 rangements. :10—Virginians orch; quintet. 111:30 10:30—The liarltone hailndeer. lowing: Bachelors of Arts 308, phil­ / 10:30 9: 9:00 8:00—Studio concerts, dance. 1-nO 12-00—Orchestra, tenor; organ, $10,000 for your f&mily if you 12:00 11: 00-Revellers dance orch. 11:00 10:00—Rrldge gam e; orcliestra. 499.7 —KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—660. LEGS COME HIGH osophy 173, Science 183, Fine Arts 352 7_W W J. DETROIT—850. 12:30 U:30-l.oew’s theater progiam. die prematurely. 357—CKCL, TORONTO—840. |l 1;nn 10:0(1—Quintet: soprano. 48, Music 14, Laws lOO, Divinity 8:00 7 on—WICAF pmgs. (2\4 hrs.) 12- 30 11:30- Root Garden frolic. 56, and Nursing 11; Masters of fine 10::;n '.)::3(i—Dance orchestra. 7:30 6:3(1-I’lano twin.s. 3g4.4_KGO, OAKLAND—780. Tulsa, Okla.— Possibly Earnest Booklet on request. I t::’," (o: 3(1—Studio otK.qn recital. 8:00 7:00—Cnn.adlan hour: pianist. Arts 1, Arts 51, Science 20, Civil RICHARD G. RICH 11 •no 10:00—Onlrilu-lle’.") rircho.'slrn. 12-30 11:30—Nile Club music. Starr’s leg. In good condition 309.1 -WABC, NEW YORK—970. 1- 00 12:00—Orche.stra. male qua n e t. Engineers 2, Electrical Engineers 9:(io X :nii—Srtidtn t)r()Krnm.s. 468.5—WRC. WASHINGTON—640. 2- no 1:0n—Trocaderans program, wouldn’t bring much In the open 2, Mechanical Engineer.s 5, Trans­ Connecticut General South Manchester. 348.6 -WGBS. NEW YORK-860. 7:00 6 :0 0 -K ilt musical hour. 2:00 1:00—Ariihelm's orchestra. market. However, when It was Tinker Building, . 9:00 8 :00—Dauce orchestra; songs. ‘ 8:00 7:00—W EA F progs. (S’A hrs.) portation Engineers 1, Fore^ers Life InsuranceCompany broken in a collision with the auto 29, and Laws'S; Doctors of Science of Louis Forner, he sued for $50,- of Law .5; Doctors of Medicine 61, 000. He was awarded $14,000 by a Doctors of Philosophy 60, and cer- Fayette B. (larke ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS Jury. lificates in public health 4. , 10 Depot Square

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Edith Mildred England Russell Leonard Reniig Mary’s Episcopal church this eve­ W.'James McCaughey. < • John Alexander Af<^Dowell. Features in Gentry BrosJCircus^ Louis William Farr Anna Marie Ruebln ' ning; at 7:30: \ * V- CIRCUS ARRIVES 'l24WILLRECEIVe William Joseph Stevenson. James Raymond Foley n Charles Peter Schoe'n,. Mrs. Beatrice Pickle:!, Clark. Otto Louis Seelert Mrs. Helen Johnson Plavell. %. V\v-v M Kathryn Agnes Foley Edward Beebe Segar, J. ■ Miss'Carrie Frederlckson. Payment caiinot be stopped 01. HERE TOMORROW H. S. SHEEPSHNS Madeline Elizabeth Foley Terrence Edward 'Shannon a certified, check. Alma Foster \ John Francis Shea t Mrs. Marjorie Cutler Grahgm. Eileen Josephine Foster Emily Welles Smith Mrs. Elizabeth Wyllls Leemon. Francis Morgan, Foster Emma Elizabeth Strickland Mrs. Marjorie McFarland Miller. ' - 'C Mary Naomi Foster • ~ Edna Dorothy Swanson Mrs. Gertrude Frederickson Stev­ BUY YOUR TIRES AT Gentry Brothers Due Here More Boys Than Girls in Catherine Josephine Fraher Rose Veronica Taylor enson. '^r'.C'7v Herbert Clifford Fraser George Merk Tomlinson Mrs. Mary Lindsay Turkington. From New Britain, Conn., Class to Graduate Tomor- Harry Bruce Fuller Margaret Charlotte Truseell Robert August Chace. CampbsU’s Filling Station / William Herman Gahrmann Albert Jude Tuttle Frederick Delbert Clark. Helen Mae Gardner Ray Strong Warren William Mason., at Early Hour. »-ow Ksktherlne Mary Glblln Roy Butler Warren Hector MacDonald. Phone 1551 !S^ ieo Francis James Gill Miriam Watkins Robert Day Glennie Margaret Cecelia Wellea 'One hundred and twenty-four Herman Goodstine Stuart Strong Wells CIRC;US DAY AT A GLANCE students will receive their diplomas Lookadyia Antoinette Gryk Rodney Balwin Wilcox Herbert Proctor Hadden Elsie Anna Wilhelm v<. from^ Manchester High school at the graduation tomorrow night. It Ludwig Bernard Hansen Arline Estella Wilkie ARRIVAL: In early morning ■ Harold James Harrison Helen Ruth Wlppert Gifts For The Graduate honfs from New Britain, was announced this morning by John Ward Harrison Madeline Rose Woodhouse The custom of presenting gifts at Graduation time has Conn. Principal Clarence P. Qulmby. Francis Edwart^ Kicking Fpr the first time in many years, Lillian May Woods firmly entrenched itself into the pleasures of that all important GROUNDS: Pearl’s lot, Wood­ Pheble Spencer Hills : land street, in north end. ff not in the history ^f the school, event. _ • ' - there will be more boys than girls Edna Rockwell Howard PARADE: At 11 a. m. )Vor Gertrude liOis Howe FOR GIFTS OF RE.'tlEMBRANXE WE SUGGEST: principal downtown streets. In the graduating class. 64 of the 15.WILL BE CONFIRMED Richard John Humphries Kodaks DOWNTOWN TICKET OF­ former and 60 of the latter. The Ralph Merton Ingraham Parker Pens FICE; Packard’s Drug Store, list of graduates follows: Nathan Cyril Jefferson AT ST. MARY’S TONIGHT Waterman Pens Brownie Cameras Manchester Center. The Graduates. Edith Linnea Johnson X Pen and Perttil Sets Bill Folds PERFORMANCES: 2 and S Helen Elizabeth Alton 'Gladys Marie Johnson AH in £^ft boxes. Manicure Sets p. ui. Doors open 1 and 7 Elizabeth Anderson \ A Sarah Annebel Jones Boxed Candy Boxed Stationery p. m. to permit Inspection of A Edgar Ansaldl Doris Rose Keeney Suffragan Bishop E. C. Ache- 500 or to enjoy musical con­ a : Elizabeth Arnold Barrett George Schirm Keeney son to Perform Rites in Greeting Cards of Congi atulation for the Graduate. cert by Prof. Griffin’s Mili­ Paul Jeremiah Barrett David Kerr, Service Here. tary Band. * \ Antoinette Benevento Walter William Klttel , [It Ruthven Tuttle Bidwell Frank Joseph Krieski, The following will be presented Alphonse Boggini ' ■Kennit Kroll Just before dawn tomorrow for confirmation by the Rev. Alfred Edw. J. Murphy Pharmacy Nino Boggini Anna Florence Lewis Clark, Curate of St. Mary’s church, morning the first section of the long Margaret Hope Boody DRUGS KODAKS STATIONERY Marjorie Ruth Little to Rev. E. C. Acheson, Suffragan train which carries the Gentry Bros. Mary Margaret Boyle Albert Joel Lupien 4 DEPOT SQUARE Circus will pull into the railroad Frances Kelsey Burr Bishop of Connecticut, at the con­ John Alexander Hudson Lyons firmation service to be held at St. yards. This section transports the Raymond Aloysius Campbeli Hilda Marie Magnuson stake and chain wagons, the canvas Ruth Rankin Cargo Lawrence Joseph Maloney wagons, side pole and center pole Arthur Carl Carlson Elmo Peter Mantelli wagons, water tank w'agons, the Clarence Leander Carlson Wilbur Wesley Markham wagons containing the commissary Robert Lewis Carter Ruth Pauline Marlow and dining department, light plant Harriet Lillian Casperson Doris Vivian McCollum wagons, all dressing-room para­ John Joseph Cervinl Veronica Mae McGann phernalia except the trunks. 200 Austin Albert Chambers Joseph Clinton Mcllduff draft horses, the elephants and John Jason Chapman William Arnold McKinney gamels, and the cars in which the June Clearance Peter Paul Chrzanowski Irene Victoria McMullen workingmen sleep. Michael Civello Florence Mae McNalley By the'^time this section is un­ Dorothy Alice Clegg Russell Merrill loaded, or possibly before the sec­ Francis Henry Coleman Frank Joseph Miller ond will arrive bearing the per­ Athena May Cramer Ina Marie Modean Thursday—Friday-Saturday forming, ring and baggage horses, Wilfred Stewart Crossen Mary Elizabeth Moriarty tl^e cages of wild animals, the seats, Arlene CaMierine Cummings Margaret Jennette Muiholland and all ,the appliances for the per­ Helen Madeline Dalton Violet Betty Muske formers and their baggage, tableau Elsie Elizabeth Daley George William Olson wagons And floats for the parade, William DoSvd Eda Catherine Osano and the sleeping cars carrying the Anna Mae Downing Caroline Frances Prete DRESSES 2

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MANCHESTER'(CONN.) EVENING I^ERALD. WEDNESDAY, JTJNE 20, 1928.' . 'rACFB California’ s Oarsmen COLORFUL BOXING HOPES I Local Interest In Brilliant Victory CARD SCHEDULED m 5 . Sticksmiths MONDAY EVENING Horse racing, the sport of Kings’, in the ’Short Ship Circuit, is draw­ ing more than usual attention this Sophomore Outfielder Bat­ Chances Errors Avgf. DID YOU KNOW THAT— In Greatest Spurt Ever Seen year and In the opening campaign Wells •;.;;... .'.1 0 1,000 Lope Tenorio and King Tut showing, the horses taking part are ted .403 and 'Fielded Seelert ,. -."I.. . .3 0 1,000 Tex whispered to the N. Y. those who will later be seen on the ■N. Boggini . .137 4 V.270 commission that Tooney was Beats Columbia in Final grand circuit. A. Lupien .34 1- .270 going to do the year’s bike act Clash at Velodrome^ Win­ Starting today at Stafford, replac­ |;014;AlsoGotMo^to^ Kerr i .... • •.126 4 .970 right there in N. Y. . . . The Quarter and Smashes 27- ing the meet whlcb Is usually held McConyey . . . . .32 1 .970 Down Town Managers’ Asso­ at Norwich at this time of the year, Foley...... 71 5 ' .980 ciation in Columbus finally got ner Will Hurl Challenge to there are horses that will attract Base Hits. E. Dpwd . . . .'.35 3. •914 Jack Wllce. . . . Sam Wllla- ^Year-Old Recordc lovers of the great sport. The rain JJ. Mori#.rty .. ,..w 2 .894 of yesterday will undoubtedly cause .883 man will be the next football Mandell. Ernie Dowd, flashy cMterfielder Fraser ...... 17 • 2 coach at Ohio State. . . . And a heavy track, but if the rain con­ ,W- Dowd . . . . .49 ' 8 .$40 he’ll get his, too. . . . The tinues it will be possible to put and leadroff hitter, was fhe leading batter on the Manchester High Hedluhd ----- . .18 3 / : .133 snipers in the pineapple belt Poughkeepsie, N. Y., June 20.— over the opening day from - today Trumau ...... 5 1 ' .800 are after Old Man Stagg also. Termed the greatest lightweight until tomorrow as the‘races would School team during the 1928 sea-| Some brilliant and stirring finishes son. It was announced today A'. Boggini .. .31 9 .710 . . . Sending dirty cracks In the world by Jess McMahon, then come to an end Saturday. It is .704 have been witnessed in intercol­ through a list of the batting and Farr . . . . . 54 16 through the mails about him Madison Square Garden matchmak­ only a short ship from Stafford to 1 .667 legiate regattas here on the Hudson er, who has seen scores of promis­ fielding averages by Coach Thomas M. Moriarity . . . .8 . . . Unsigned. . . . Watts in the past but the University of Cherry Park, Avon, where a large T. Lupien i .. .,. .6 , 2 . .667 ing prospects come and go, Lope field in all classes get away in a P. Kelley. Young Dowd, who Is Gunn is dlplomed at Georgia California’s powerful and rugged Bells ...... 2 1 .8.60 Tech this year . . . But it took Tenorio, Filipino and recognized card, that will bring out the best only a sophomore and who'wlll pro- crew turned a new page in the an­ champion of the Orient, is coming b?ibly be honot'ed by being named V Georgia Tech to Harvard to nals of the regatta when it punched that Is to be found in many of the Team Average 643 68 .|0S Emory to get Bobby out. . . . to the Hartford Velodrome next horses that some seem to feel have captain of next year’s club, closed out a victory last evening in the Monday night to show his wares the season with an average of 403 Extra base hits were as follow#: Dan Barry, new A. L. ump, final quarter mile with a sustained not been allowed to show what Home runs, Ernie Dowd, Nino was 20 years on the Boston against an equally capable oppon­ they are capable of doing. at bat and 9T4 in the field. He sprint which beat down a valiant ent in King Tut, Pacific Coast star. also led In extra base aits with ten. Boggini, Ab Lupien. Post. . . . The Athletics enter­ Columbia eight, fighting desperately ’The purse of $25,000, with over tained only three correspond­ They will fight twelve rounds. fifteen horses entered in the event. The Boggini cousins, Alphonse Three base hits: Ernie Dowd %, to retain the inter-collegiate crown Tenorio has only been in the ents on the road. . . . From Indicates that the owners have and Nino, were secon in the bat­ Nino-Boggini 3, A. Boggini, W, which it won but a ihort year ago. East two months but in that time ting, average column, each sporting Dowd, A. Luplen, L. fa r f and J. 15 to 25 follow the Yanks as For sheer strength and brute has fought two main attractions in FRED AT.DERMA$il' faith in what can be expeoted‘ of chroniclers. . . . Johnny Far­ their horses when they are ready to a ntark of 360. Billy Dowd and Ab Foley. " ' , power, tew crews have ever match­ the Garden, the first of which he Lupien^ were others who batted over Two base hits: Ernie Dowd 2>•'A. rell is not married. . . . When battled the great Bruce Flowers to let them got going, as it is neces­ Jawn got his leg cracked and ed this year’s California eight. Bat­ sary to put up 10 per cent, of the 300r The team batting average for Luplen 4, .D. Karr 4, N. Boggint ■ tling through to the lead when a a sensational draw after having the its". Qfteen games, eleven of which 2, W. Dowd 2, Luplen 2, J. ;Rdd- Rog Bresnahan took the flu Negro down for a count twice. Mc­ piir^e as an enterance fee. old Hans Lobert had to master game and hard-fighting Cornell The $25,000 purse to be staged were victories, was 280. lund 2, A. Boggini, L. Farr. crew relinquished It after being in Mahon thinks so well of him that he ' ’fPieldlng honors go to Nino Bog­ mind for the Gints. . . . The cohtlnues to use him as he realizes at Cherry Park is the first time A’s won’t have to use the bat the van for two long miles of the that a purse of this size has been gini, Ab Luplen, Dick Kerr and TUNNBY P I ^ T piaCBB. , 4-mile route, California hurled it­ that the powerful right hand of the New Yoi-k, June' 20.— Tlokets fpr boy if Connie gets sick . . . Filipino, which knocked out Stan bung up for any half mile ring. Dave McConkey, all of whom are Cobb, Speaker, Collins, Glea­ self forward with marvelous reserve Manchester has many admirers of niarked'•with 9'70. Boggini and the he'avyweiiglit' championship son and the Morning Ledger to thrust back Columbia’s last min- Ldayza and defeated the racing sport and'wlth the cards Kerr handled more than 125 battle between Gene Tunney; and ute challenge and threw the oars Larnln, will put him in line for a .could sub. . . •. George Lott titular battle-with Sanjmy Mandell. that are being shpwn ,:ln Stafford chances and each made only four Tom Heeny hipre on July 26 will writes his own stuff. . . . Ha­ men from the sidewalks of New Twice defeating Billy Petrolic, this week Manchester will be well iqrrors. -Louis • Farr had ^the most "cost from $5't6 $40. The New York gen has gone back to Bob Har­ York back to defeat. beating Stan Loayza as the Chilean represented, as it will at Cbeiry. errors chalked against him, sixteen. Boxing Commlsatlon approved Pro­ low . . . Bob never made any Makes New Record was dropped 10 times, knocking out 440 In 48.S seconds. His time in Park . ■^he batting and fielding averages moter Te.x Rickard’s scale of priees* In crushing the hopes of the MIcbiigan State College considers despite Commissioner William Mol- mistakes for him and Walt Jack Duffy, Sid Barbarian and Fred Alderman the greatest athlete the 300 equals the world’s record. follow: Columbia crew, California establish­ doon's fight for $.2.6 tops. found he could make plenty Sammy Offerman among many oth­ ever developed at that school and Alderman .holds the Big ten 220 BATTING AVERAGES himself . . . when working ed a new r-'-ord fo'’ tho 4-mile ers is only part of the great record record. He won both sprint events Gaines Ab. Hits Avge. The fistic fathers ruled "that Led course, thus erasing tho mark of even a casual survey of Alderman’s MABEL TO RETURN Lomski, Aberdeen, Wafh.». ,U|(ht alone. that King Tut has compiled during record substantiates this compli­ in the 1927 Intercollegiates at Chi­ B. Dowd ...... 14' 57 21 .403 18:53 1-5 which Cornell established his three years of fighting. Tut is cago. A. Boggini’... . .7 25 9 .360 heavyweight, might go 'throaght in 1901, 27 years ago. California’s ment. Harbor Grace, N. F., June 20.— 18 .360 with his bout with Mickey Walkara temporarily matched to box Jimmy Alderman finished his collegiate Although he has not active this As soon as the weather permits. N. Boggini . . .13 50 new record for the covirse was McLarnin for Promoter Humbert season in Intercollegiate competi­ M. Moriarity . . ’. .4 3 1 .333 middleweight champion, In Btoek'- 18:35 4-5, almost five full boat Fugazy at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn competition a year ago, but has to Miss M-.’-el Boll, Captain Oliver Le lyn on July^ 4. liomskl had faced € his credit 80 first places, 12 seconds, tion, Alderman, In the opinion of Boutilller and Captain Artuur W. Dowd ...... 12 48 15 .313 —TENNIS TALKS— ! lengths’ better than the Cornell In the near future. A. Lupien .... .12 49 15 .306 suspension for fouling Pete Lamo' I 12 thirds and 5 fourths In inter­ Coach Ralph Young at Michigan mark. ' • Tut, whose real name is Henry Argles will fly back to New York In .276 The commission declined "to de« collegiate competition. State, will not have much trouble the trans-Atlantic monoplane D. Kerr,, ...... 15 58 16 In spite of a heavy rain that fell Tuttle and bears no relationship to maklnig the Olympic squs i because T. Lupien .... .12 22 6 .272 pose George Courtney aa Walker's Use Chop Stroke throughout the race, an indication the famous Egyptian King, is of His best time in the 100 is 9.6 Columbia to decide what their leading challenger in this state, do- seconds. He has paced the 220 in he ’’‘is a conscientious trainer and L. Farr ...... 14 46 12 .261 that excellent water conditions had Scotch-Irish parentage and is a future plans will be. 8 .258 spite the fact that the OklahomS 21 seconds. He covered the 300 in keeps in splendid physical condl- Weather forecasts today indicat­ D. McConkey . . .8 31 a lot to with the record-breaking product of the Pacific Coast where .14 59 15 .254 cowboy was outpointed hy DaVs V I To Give Variety 31.2 seconds, and has stepped the tion all the time.’’______ed that the New York flight prob­ J. Foley ...... was given in the junior varsity race he boxed 15 main contests in the . .6 21 6 .238 Shade last week. record tie of 20 weeks, ample proof ably would not be attempted until H. Fraser .... By George M. Lott, Jr. at three miles when the Navy Jay- J. Hedlund . . . . .3 9 2 .222 vees won in the record time of of his popularity which was gained tomorrow. Back in New York, the .176 by his willingness to always make a R. Bells ...... 7 17 3 NOT AT /.LL 14:18 which was 38 seconds faster fliers will consult Charles A. Levine, 30 2 .066 fight of it and his hard punching. owner of the Columbia, as to the H. Moriarty .. .15 than the mark set by the Uni'.'ersi- 2 0' .000 ARTICLE 13 It was only two months ago In St a r Bike Race advisability of shipping the plane to S. Truman . . . . .2 Papa: Petting, eh! Thiat’a tk#,} ty of Washington juniors in 1927. \ * 0 .000 It is a very font unate player who Los Angeles that Tut gave Loayza France for a westward flight to S. Wells ...... 3 2 trouble with this generation! , \ «as the chop at his command. This However, the Middies time did the worst beating of his career. Im- 0. Seelert ...... 2 4 0 .000 Young Things: ’Trouble?^You ekU. not approach the -mile varsity America. They are also contemplat­ stroke may be used in several mrjdiately after this feat he came ing flying to Europe and then hack. this trouble?— Judge. ; ] ways and is very valuable. It mav record made by the great Navy east to box Kid Kaplan in the semi­ Program Tonight Team Average 533 149 .280 be used as a de­ crew of 1922 when it rowed the final to the McLarnin-Mandell bat­ fensive shot or course in 13:33 3-5 seconds. tle, but the Meriden boy thought it may be used The last stirring -^uel, that final him too tough so he pleaded an in­ as a means of battle of wits and b:awn between jury. was then signed to meet Sixteen of the greatest sprint motor paced race between Frankie variety. Then Pete Djnlon, California stroke-oar. Tenorio, who already had a victory riders in the world will compete in Keegan, the Irish ankler from Bos­ again it some­ and Eric Lambart, the big blonde to his credit over Mandell, and the the special series of United States ton, and Dan Pichlone, the Italian, times is just the giant who sets the pa.’’.e for Colum­ result was one of the most slashing champion races secured by Man­ who are keen rivals. They will meet thing to break bia, featured tho varsity struggle. affairs New York has ever witness­ ager Frank Cadwell of the Han­ in a 20-mlle event. up an opponent's 'Lambai t s crew had beaten Don- ed. Full of toe to toe battling which ford Velodrome tonight. Frank L. game and put lon.'s for the last two years. had the fan.s on edge for 10 rounds Kramer, king of the sprinters for The printers, all competing for him to rout. But Dinlon put the memories of Tenorio came from behind in the many years and now president of the United States title in these races and being awarded points Wallace John­ last year and of 1926 behind him last frame to win a questionable de­ the National Cycle Racing Associa­ cision. for their positions at the end of son is probably when the Columbia crew came surg­ tion, will be in charge of the events ing forward in the last quarter mile Promoter Homer Rainault wit­ in which these champions will par­ the events, are Harris Horder, pres­ the best example nessed the encounter and thought ent champion erf the United States; of a player who yesterday in a challenging sprini ticipate. that seemed destinatect to enn in so well of it that he stole a march It is the first time in New Eng­ George Dempsey, champion of Aus­ Geo. M. LoU uses the chop on Jess McMahon of the Garden tralia, and Cecil Walker and Nor­ exclusively. His game is purely de­ victory for the Blu<- and White. Up land cycle history that so many and Fugazy and signed the princi of the brightest stars of the cycling man Hill from the same country; fensive yet he has been in the and up ranged the Columbia shell pals to contracts. Tut is now in Avanti Martinetti, champion of “ first ten” more times than any alongside the slender California game have ever competed against training at Gus Wilson’s camp with each other. They will meet in a Italy, and his countryman, Orlando player in this country. Johnson craft until they were racing for the Georgie Levine in New Jersey but Piani; Reggie McNamara, the ihops everything, his service even line bow to bow and rudder to rud­ will arrive in this city at least three one championship event, with eight trial heats, four second round “ Iron Man” of the bike game; being a chop. The fact that he nev­ der. days before the scrap to finish his Willie and Art Spencer, of Canada; er won the , championship shows training. heats, two semi-finals and a final. Speaks to Stroke j Freddie Spencer, former American ;hat a chop alone is not enough. Manager Charley Cook has in- They will also appear in two other events, including a one-mile han­ chap; Otto Petri, German cham­ To my mind, the chop could be Suddenly, Donlon shot the stroke 1 structed Promoter Rainault to make pion; Bobby Walthour, Jr., Jimmy used only by way of variety, if up to a beat of 3S, then to' 40 and preparations for sparring partners dicap. This will bring the stars in­ to action in 18 of the 28 races Walthour, Willie Fenn, Tony Beck­ you can keep your opponent guess- finally to 42 and hi:, crew, in per ect to aid Tut and it is quite possible man, Willie Honeman. 5ng as to what is coming next, you unison, followed the adtn e whip­ that he will do his work outdoors. Cadwell has arranged for hli pro­ ,nave him at a disadvantage. A ping the oars through in matchless The public will be invited to watch gram, a number which is almost 'The races start at 8:15 daylight chop takes a different bound when rylhm and with terriffic po\ ei to him go through his paces. Tenorio twice the ordinary card. saving time. George Olds of this it hits the ground than a drive, and send the plfow of their shell leaping may arrive tomorrow. He will be In addition to the sprint races, town will do the announcing. Many by mixing the two an opponent is forward. When the finish line was accompanied by his manager, "Ike” Cadwell has arranged a special local fans are planning to attend. Kept guessing. By doing this you reached the golden bears had open­ Dorgan, better known as Tex Rick­ ■prevent him from forming an at­ ed a ggi. of three-quarters of a ard’s publicity agent. tack of his own and he is on the lengtl^ between themselves and the Tut and Tenorio have agreed to defense, just where you want him. New Yorkers— all '.’ithin the brief make a poundage of 136 on the af­ Mso the difference in bound will space of ?. couple of hundred yards. ternoon of the battle. Both are in I P apset his timing and he is apt to Navy -emerged from the regatta the running for Mandell’s light­ lose control of his shots. with two fine victories in che fresh­ weight championship and are not AUNTY -K NOCK brings Bill Tilden was, before he be­ man and junior varsity races dang­ desirous of bumping into a reverse Swim In A Jantzen Suit t came champion, nothing but a at this time. I ling at its belt. The junior varsity chopper. But, having a keen mind, Promoter Rainault has been seek­ Announcing the first showing of race produced a finish more thrill­ ing an opponent for Kid Kaplan, he was quick to realize that he ing ren than that in the varsity never would reach the top unless the popular Meriden buzz saw, and Jantzen’s swimming suits. New struggle, for up to within a couple happiness to Troubled Motors! he learned other shots to go with he expects to offer the winner of colors, new styles including tha it. Now Tilden has practically of hundred yards of the end, Cor­ Monday night’s bout an opportunity every shot in the game and only nell was leading with Syracuse sec­ to meet Kaplan. Both Tut and Ten­ Speed suit. uses his chop occasionally, and ond and Navy third. Then Sears, orio would like nothing better than WmN Aunty Knock (nickname for ’TYDC*. the Nary stroke, sprinted and the to climb into the same ring with the then only to vary his forceful driv­ ETBYL) presides ovei^ any m otor, friend^iip ing game or to play to an opponent Middies overhauled not only Syra­ Jewish boy and a victory will give $6.00 “^$6.50 whose weakness is the handling of cuse, but right on the line itself, them that chance. prevails. Eacb cylinder Io v m his nei^- low balls. they crashed ahead of Cornell, beat­ llainault has carded four other ing the Ithacans by a few scant bouts including a grudge melee be­ bor as himself. Power cxplosions arc^ iw feet. Washington, too, waited late tween rival Hartford boys, Pinky !S TOMORROW: The volleying smooth and, even as the discussions at ' a ■ game. to sprint In the Jayvee race and Kaufman and Frankie Portell. They | came close 'to nosing cut Syracuse are to clash tor eight rounds at 142 ' Webfoot Good SamarUan Oub. Ilicrc is peace and for third place. pounds in the semi-wlndup. Three The Navy freshmen had a fight Holyoke boys, including two broth­ p^p in every'm otor impulse. puz; •LAYS on their hands all the way with ers, are in the other bouts. Cornell, but they finally shook the Kewpie Ledoux, recent conquer­ Swimmiiig Suits For TYDOt ETHYL is a blend of two master Ithacans off In the last halt mile or of Buster Nadeau,'takes on Joe and won by couple of lengths. Triano of New Haven for sl^ rounds in all colors at.. m otor fuels. Tydol^ ^eatest o f gasolines and while Romeo Roche of the Paper The following table shovs bow City stacks up against Benny Kel- Also made by $ 4 . 0 0 E th y U ^ c perfect anti-knock eom poni^. • the crews finished In all three lar of New York over the same dis­ races: , Jantzen. ‘Learn to swim’ in a tance. Because of their interesting W o k d e r s b e g in w h e n TYDOL ETHYL is r e fe fs e d Fresh- Junior "Varsity conflict in the Velodrome a week Jantzen. . . . .» . - BIGHT OP WAY men Varsity ago, Roland Roche and Mickey to gi^atefhl cylinders. Carbon becom es fidend What are the rights of the 2 Miles 3 Miles 4 Miles Roberts, Hartford favorite, are to fielder and the baserunner rel­ 1st . . . .Navy Navy Calif. meet In a return four-round go. htstMd of foe. Hills seem like ddi^-grade^ 2nd ...C ornell Cornell Col. ative to a batted ball? Reservations for the show can be Gear-slufUng is reduced to almost nU. /tnd The fielder always has the right 3rd . . . .Syracuse Syracuse Wash. made by calling Holyoke 5900 or Better of way when making a play on a 4th ....W a sh . Wash. Cornell Hartford Laurel 1707 during the knocking is unknown ... even in tho slreaa patted ball. He must be given clear­ 5th ....P e n n . Col. Navy day or night. The prices remain the Men’s Blue Suits ...... $29 up j o f traffic and heavy roads. ance by the base- 6th ....C o l. Penn. Sy’cuse same at $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50. 7th ....C a lif. (none) Penn. The first bout Is carded for 8:15 runner at all Men’s Fancy S u its...... $25 up I o’clock, daylight saving time. ' You don't know the half o f m otoring pleasure times. Men’s Work and Dress Trousers $3.25 up If a baserunner ANIMALS GROW FAST AMERICAN OASIS Khaki Trousers, White Flannel Trousers, White Duck until you’ve given t y d o l e t h y l wings to your In apy way comes Trouseiu. car. Let Aunty K nock ride"^ with yon. Into contact with Kansas City.— Dr. Samuel Brody Cleveland. — Clevelanders, who t a fielder making a of the Missouri Agricultural Experi­ journey to Detroit to get a drink of Carter’s Underwear play on a batted ment Station has found that a "good Ilkker," want to know why it .'•t young farm animal grows much Is possible to buy a quart of whis­ Interwoven Hosiery ball, he creates an faster than a young human. A child, key in that city for $4.00 and then Interference. For according to Brody, grows but 10 have to pay $10,000 for the same this act he Is rul­ per cent a year between the ages of quart in their home town. The IT ’S REDl ed out. No ba.ses 4 and 14. A young animal, such as answer Is transportation. Cleveland You can see it’$ red can be run on such bootleggers explain that they have Straw Hats a play, except to a rabbit, calf or guinea pig. grows in the color gaufm make room for the Billy Bvana 1000 per cent in a year or in one to pay $3.00 a case to get their a t o.i;4~ng.«« ’ day grows as much as a human in hooch across the Detroit River from tatsman who is entitled to first bli^ek CKAT one year. Canada, that they must “ sugar" Bostonian Oxfords.,...... $6 to $9 TYDOL BTHYL p u n tp ik The baserunner can run as wide officers along the route and that Florsheim Oxfords ...... $10 (f the fielder as he sees fit in order Sion ready to make a touch play these expenses are added onto the o avoid interfering with him, un- he can be called out for running cost of the "fifth” when purchased Keds fo r Men and B o y s ...... $1.90 to $3.75 ess he should have the ball in his out of lipe. here. fand -waiting to make a touch play However, as long as the fielder )n the baserunner. is In the act of going after the ball, LIFTING THE MORTGAGE d A $ 4 ) l . l N B The moment the fielder makes a the baserunner can continue bis day on the hall, the baserunner course as he sees fit, just so that ‘Where did the train hit ^our : !i - ■ ' ■ 't. lUst remain within the three-foot he does not come by his actions, if car? ines in advancing. If he avoids the he runs in front of the fielder, ob- "Right between the first and sec­ ond payments.’’— Life. ielder with the ball Ih W« P0Me»> loure bis iislon« •/’.V* ' -w* • •’ ■‘.'j , ■ • i* ■ ^ 'L' ' ‘/ • i-"-’ 'i'f ' V * '• i i. ' / - • , •j’/ •*?'*- .IrTc‘i" ’,*'• ), I h MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE* 20, 1928.

HOWELL CHENEY TO ADDRESS m K E R T O W lN FIRE CHIEF APPROVES LITTLE FLUCTUATION INDUSTRIAL CONEJ^NCE Junior League THEATER’S SPRINKLERS The fourth annual Connecticut Here is one solution to the LET­ IN MARRIAGiS, BIRTHS Industrial Conference under the TER GOLF puzzle on the comics AGAINST BUDKINS • auspices of the State Y. M. C. A: page: LEAGUE STANDING Stat,e Building’s Fire Protec­ Town Clerk Samuel Turkington Industrial Council will be held at EASY, EAST, MAST. MASK, Camp Hazen, Cedar Lake, Chester. W; L. tion Completed After Eight has completed and today sent to the TASK. St. Louis Oaks ...... 3 1 binders the Index for 1927 of the The generar theme of the confOr- AB. R. H. PO. A. H. Cardinals ...... 4 2 Weeks’ Work. births, deaths and marriages in euce will be “ Human Relations in Uouthit, cf ...... 5 0 3 4 0 0 Hilliard St...... 2 3 Manchester. In comparing them Industry.” Howell Leney of Man­ Holm. 3b ■;...... 6 0 0 0 1 0 The installation of a sprinkler chester will address the meeting But then some of the Republi­ : JPrlsch, 2b ...... 5 1 2 6 4 1 Woodland A. C...... 1 4 with the figures of 1926 a rather in­ cans who go to Houston, if any, system in the State Theater build­ Saturday afternoon on, “ The Fore­ ' Bottomley, lb ...... 3 1 2 8 0 0 Walsh— To Battle Tomor­ teresting comparison is shown: probably will think there’s a sales Hafey, If ...... 5 1 4 3 0 0 ing, which has been going on for man in Industry from the View­ CARDINALS VICTORIOUS meeting of cough-drop people. Robttger, rf ...... 4 1 2 3 u 0 three months, was completed today 1926 1927 point of the Executive.” L. W. Case Wilson, c ...... 4 2 2 1 1 0 row Night. The fast-going “ Red-Birds” and after the final tests were made B i r t h s ...... 438 442 .. 'Maranville, ss ...... 5 2 2 2 3 0 showed their ability in playing Marriages...... 195 194 of Highland Park is a member of , Alexander, p ...... 4 2 0 2 0 the men in the employ of Foskett 1 “ head—up” baseball last night. Deaths ...... 187 206 the State Industrial Committee in Bherdel, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 & Bishop of New Haven, who did charge of the conference for the Y. • ■ 1 Starting off at a fast pace the, Car­ the wo^k, packed up and returned These figures seem to indicate If You Want'to Sell or 42 9 19 27 11 1 By DAVIS J. WALSH dinals soon lost the lead but regain­ M. C. A, Chicago, June 20.— Mr. Jack home. that Manchester is a town of steady Cincinnati \ ed it by staging a rally after the The building, a fire; resisting habits as far as births and mar­ AC. R. H. PO. A. E. Kearns, nee McKiernan, was around Oaks thought they had the game on The island of Java' belongs to Rent Quickly We ' Critz, 2 b ___ ...... 4 0 6 0 brick structure, is now in the class riages are concerned. 0 3 town today telling two stories about “ ice.” The final score was 16-12. the Netherlands. ; ■Callaghan, If ...... 4 0 1 3 0 0 the Walker-Hudkins middleweight next to fireproof and known as .Bipp, lb ...... 3 0 1 10 2 0 The Cardinals, who are stepping “ slow burning,” with assured saf^ Suggest That You Edwards, p ...... 1 0 1 1 0 0 championship fight at Comiskey along at a fast clip, will soon be at ■ Walker, rf ...... 4 1 1 0 0 0 park tomorrow night. This of ty to occupants, and especially to the top of the league If they keep patrons of the theater. ; A lien, cf ...... 4 1 2 2 0 0 coifrse, is a very poor day’s work on playing the brand of baseball Dressen. 3b ; ...... 3 0 1 0 3 0 Sprinkler heads are placed In all SHOOS MOTORING BAND Let Us Ricinich, c ...... 4 1 1 3 1 0 for a gent like John. Two stories, that they have displayed* in the last ALL 2 be they ever so contradictory, are stores and offices throughout the ' Ford, ss ...... 4 1 2 2 1 two games. building and especial care has beeh 'Donohue, p . 9 0 0 1 2 only bogey on the course he plays. The Oaks, who have been lead­ OF GYPSIES ON WAY - Jabl inowski. p ----- 0 0 0 0 0 1 Five is par and I’ve seen days when given in the theater, where a “ dry” Purdy, X ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ing the league since the start, were system, to prevent against freezing SCHOOL Kelly, lb ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 his birdies and eagles established at a loss without their staf pitcher, Remodel The course records that have defied the in the winter, is installed in the ex­ Beebe, who plays in the Twilight posed parts like the attic and a Word was received at the police 35 4 10 27 16 2 best efforts of ail raconteurs at this League. He pitched Monday night ..St. Louis . . . 000 104 310-—9 “ wet” system throughout the ifflte- station just before 3 o’clock yester­ Cincinnati .. —4 moment. against the Bon Ami and was un­ day afternoon that a band of Gyp­ DIPLOMAS 000 001 300 Anyhow, 1 take it from the trend rior and on the stage. Installation Two base hits, Hafey; three base able to pitch last night. work has been going on during sies traveling by automobile had hit. Callaghan; home run, Bottomley; of John’s conversation, both on the Phimbing CARDINALS (16) performances without those in the crossed the Manchester-Vernon line .-gacriflces, Wilson, Douhit, Koettger, outgoing and incoming nine, that he "AB R H PO A E Grave markers and oma> Dressen, Bottomley; double play, theater knowing it. and had started to' follow their FRAMED —^you’U find it one of the great­ Critz-to Ford to Pipp; left on bases, sincerely looks for Mickey Walker Falkoski, c . .. 4 2 1 7 3 0 mental stone work of every to win inside the Ten round limit. The sprinklers are so arranged trade of fortune telling as soon as •' St. Liouis 11, Cincinnati 5; base on Tomlinson, 2b 2 2 1 2 0 1 along the back and front of the AT est features in helping make scription. balls, off Donohue 1; struck out, by 1 have reason to think this Is the houses of Manchoster were Fells, If .... 4 1 2 0 0 0 stage that a fire of any kind, even .the sale. Alexander 1, Donohue 2, Edwards 1; true because, publicly, he is going Wheaton, ss . 4 1 2 0 0 0 ^ it s off Donohue 13 in C 1-3, Jablo- out of his. way to praise Hudkins. a small one, will start the sprink­ before they were met by a reception SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES 7 -oiowski 3 in 2-3, Edwards 3 in 2, Spillane, p, cf 2 1 2 1 6 0 ler heads working and each will I Gadella & Ambrosini '-Alexandei 8 in 6 1-3, Sherdel 2 in 2 No rival manager ever does that Jolly, 3b .... 4 1 0 3 1 0 committee of one, consisting of 2-3; winning pitcher, Alexander; los­ unless he believes beyond peradven- form part of a water screen laying Motorcycle Officer Rudolph Wlr- Nielsen, lb . . 4 2 2 5 0 1 down a small Niagara across the Shop at East end of Bissell St ing pitcher, Donohue; umpires, Rlg- ture that the other guy is in for a Aitken, cf . . . 1 1 0 0 0 0 talla, who acted as chief escort and ler. Hart and Jorda; time, 1:41. terrible tagging. stage front. saw that they got through town Joseph C. WOson x—;Purdy batted for Jablonowslci in Kearns, rf, p . 4 3 2 0 0 0 The lower fire Insurance rate ne­ Elite Studio .^..,5th. . “ Hudkins is awful tough,” said Mcllduff, rf 2 2 1 0 0 0 without trouble of any kind or with­ Near East Om etery. Mr. Kearns today, with the air of gotiated because of the Installation out causing any trouble to Man­ Plumbing and Heating Smith, 2b . .. . 2 0 1 3 0 1 of the system Indicates that the fire ROOM 10 At Philadelphia i— one whose disclosures are simply chester 'esidents. 28 Spruce St., Phone 641 ' Telephone 1168-12 underwriters consider the building 983 Main Street PHILLIES 11, UODbERS 10 astounding. “ He’s a great hitter and Totals 33 16 14 21 10 3 Philadelphia game as they come. It ought to be, as a non-combuBlble proposition. ’ AB. R. H. PO. A. E. OAKS (12) The working of the system, with r - ' Sfouthern, cf ...... 4 2 1 4 0 0 the greatest fight of the year.” AE R H PO A E 'Thompson, 2b ...... 5 1 2 0 5 0 I also have reason to know that- various shutoffs inside and outside Smith, lb . . 4 2 1 9 0 1 of the building, were pointed out . Hurst, l b ...... 5 0 0 14 1 0 his private statement represents an Kelly, ss .... 3 2 1 0 0 1 . Leach, If ...... 4 2 3 2 0 0 honest conviction because he asked Hickey, cf ., to Chief Albert Foy of the fire de­ Jahti, I f ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 2 1 0 1 partment and met with his approv­ Williams, rf ...... 4 2 3 0 0 0 me not to use it. Godz, c, p . .. . 4 0 3 3 2 0 al. 'Whitney, 8b • • a •'•. 4 3 2 1 2 0 Ace Has a Chance Ferguson, p . . 2 2 0 1 4 0 - ^ n d , BS ...... 5 1 1 1 2 1 It seems that, for some reason, /ffejiuLte, 0 ,,...... 3 0 1 3 0 0 Balons, 2b • . 2 1 0 2 0 0 -Lerlaj), c • . « a 2 0 1 1 0 0 he would like to see this brawl held Hicking, If . . 2 1 1 1 0 0 c-Behge. p ..... » « • a a X 0 1 0 1 0 as a public function and he thinks Palmer, 3b . . . 1 1 0 2 0 2 LOCAL CASES GO OFF ' ^McGmw, p .,...... 1 0 0 0 1 1 the Ruth happens to be that Ace Copeland, ss. P 2 1 1 1 1 0 Wlllo-ughby, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Hudkins has a reasonably good Ferguson, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 Spencer, c, ss . 1 0 0 1 0 0 S l Q h'J McDonald, z ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 chance of lifting the middleweight DOCKET IN TOLLAND championship tomorrow night. Per­ --eEletrick, zz ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 24 12 9 21 7 5 HARTFORD 6 sonally, deponent knoweth not, Mre. Smith Go. Innings— 41 11 15 y26 13 2 Among the thirty cases stricken since he last saw Walker fight two Cardinals . . , .040 0453—-16 Brooklyn years ago and must accept hear­ from the docket, by Clerk Willis 7? AB. R. H. PO. A. E. O a k s...... 029 0010— 12 Reed of the Tolland County Supe­ rtrldge, ,2b ...... 3 say evidence of his reputed great­ Two base hits, Hickey, Godz, Our Store Will Close Wednesdays at 12 o’clock beginning June 27th, Continuing to September 5th inclusive. ' Hendrick, 3b ... 6 ness. If this is borne out in full like rior Court are those of.Mrs. Maude Herman, r£ ...... 5 Wheaton, Kearns; three base hits, Wodward of Bolton against Fred Store will be open all day Saturdays. Carey, r£ ...... 1 the man from the buffet, then the Hickey, Smith; hits, off Spillane 6, sharpshooting money is likely to be Krah of this place and the Man­ Bressler, If , ...... 3 Kearns 3, Godz 8, Copeland 4, Fer­ chester Realty Company against Bissonette, lb 3 sustained. guson 2; sacrifice hits. Fells; stol­ Tyson, cf 5 For it seems there was a certain en bases, Mcllduff 2, Spillane 2, William Blackburn and others. -Bancroft, S3 ...... 3 There are many cases that have “ Flowers^, ss ...... o traveling salesman and one night Nielsen 2, Ferguson 2; left on —A Vacation Opportunity for Women and Misses! Henline,- o...... 4 he knocked at a farm house'door, long been kept on the docket of the bases, Cardinals 9, Oaks 7; first Tolland County Superior Court, i Beberf^',‘ 0 ...... 0 looking for bed and board. When base on balls, oft Ke.,rns 2, Fergu­ McWeeney, p ...... 0 some of them running back many they opened the door, he quickly son 3, Spillane 2, Godz 2, Copeland; Moss, p ...... 4 said: “ A good big man always will years. Because of the relativ\ly P ...... 1 first base* on errors, W. Smith; hit small amount of business done in ■ Vance, p ~... . • 0 beat a good little man.” by pitcher, Spillane; struck out, Phenomenal Sale of Advance Harris, xx ...... 0 He got the board right away— this court It has been a practice State, XXX Spillane 4, Godz 1, Copeland 2, Fer­ 0 over the head. guson,. 4, Kearns 6; passed ball, of lawyers throughout the state to allow the cases to stand, asking 3S 10 12 x25 14 2 The Truth of the Thing Falkoski 1; tinre 1 hr. 45 min.; um­ Philadelphia ...... 510 001 202— 11 What I mean to say is that the pires, Eagleson and Douglas. that they go over from term to Brooklyn ...... 104 130 001— 10 big man-little man thing is on only term until they have accomulated Two, base hits, Williams 2, Schulte, tour or five cases. Then ask that Summer Dresses«Save Vs to V^ when the big man really is good. If, WOODLAND A. C. WINS Hendrick, TjHsoh, Sand, Herman; he isn’t, if he has slipped with- all be assigned for trial at the same three base hit, Lerian; home runs, Harry Custer, who pitched his term. Leach 2, Whitney, Elliott; sacrldcea. y^ars, then a young, rough citizen first game for the Woodland team^ All New—First Tiir^e Sho wn—Exceptionally Pricet Partridge, Bressler; double play, like Hudkins not only might win beat the Hilliards 8 to 4 last night. Thompson to Sand to Hurst; left on but probably would. 1.should say bases, Brooklyn 11, Philadelphia 8; He struck out 9 batters. Segar play­ base on balls, off Benge 3, off McWee­ that the only question about tomor­ ed a fine game for the Woodlands. FRANK V. DIANA NEW ney 1, off Moss 1, off McGraw 2, off row -flight’s fight is:- How good is Carter was cha.'sed from the mound Willoughby 2, off Ferguson 1; atruck the big man ,, ,■, .... in,\the first inning. Fiddler pitched out, by McGraw 2, by Elllotti^'-’bl^' ^ F'vefybody'" fells" me he is better SONS OF ITALY HEAD Ferguson 1; hits, off McWeeney 6 In a fine game for the losers, striding 2-3, off Moss 6 in 5 1-3 (none out in than ever. If that is so. Hudkin’s' out nine batters. DeHope made a 7th), off Elliott 2 In 2 1-3, ott Vance chance is not greater than one in, splendid catch in the last inning. At the annual meeting of the 1 in 0, off Benge 5 In 2 (none out in two. He merely is the good little The box score: At $9 There are 3rd>, off McGraw 5 in 4, off W illough­ man. s Sons of Italy held last night, Frank by 1 In 1 1-3, off Ferguson 1 In 1 2-3; WOODLAND A. C. (8) V. Diana was elected as venerabile. hit by pitcher, by McWeeney, (South­ This is said in full cognizance of AB R H PO .A E The other officers chosen are: As Misses’ Dresses in ern); balk. Moss; winning pitcher. the fact that Hudkins will do about George, 3b .<• • d 1 2 0 1 0 sistant venerabile, Gallaso Gelvan Ferguson; losing pitcher, Elliott; um­ 154 pounds tomorrow while Walker Custer, p . . . 3 2 3 1 7 0 ni; oratore, Ermenegildo Pagan!; pires. Quigley and Pflrman; time, expects to sh ^ e 160. In this case, Sizes 16 to 20 and 2:43; Tyler, If . . . . . 2 2 1 1 0 3 secretary orchirvista, Robert Gen- X—One Out when winning run was pounds tell a specious story. I saw- Wright, ss . . . 4 1 3 0 4 1 ovesi; secretary finance, Nicola scored. both men In ring clothes today and Lindbacker, cf 2 0 1 2 0 0 Dell Farra; treasurer. Paul Corren- Women’s Dresses in XX—Harris batted for Bancroft in the physical Walker is half again J. Mikpleit, rf. 3 0 2 1 0 0 ti; curotori, Louis Genovise, Raf- 8th.' the man that Hudkins is. 'With XXX—Statz ran for Harris In 8th. Jamroga, lb cf 2 2 1 3 0 1 faele DesSlmone, Glustino Dl Fro- Sizes 36 to 46. y—Partridge out,- hit by batted ball. everything else being equal. Walker Klotzar, 2b . . 3 0 2 1 0 0 lio, Joseph Barto and Lorenzo Gen- z—McDonald batted for McGraw in would have a hard time blowing Segar, c . . . . . 2 0 1 10 0 ovesi. 6th. this one. 0 zz—Dletriok batted for Williams In De Hope, cf . . 1 0 1 1 0 0 These officers will be Installed at 6th. However, that is the kind of Limerick . . . 0 0 0 1 0 0 a meeting of the society on July 19. thing that makes prize fighting the game it is. Nobody knows when a Total 25 8 17 21 12 5 As a result of several advanta­ champion is due to go until he has HILLI.AIiOS (4) geous purchases early In the year Major League officially gone. Is this to be Walk­ AB R H PO A E Marlow’s Dept. Store Is able to offer Advance Summer Models featured er’s exit? I really don’t think it will Neilson, If Standings be. 2 0 0 0 bathing suits for |men, women and Reid, ss 1 0 1 1 children at prices considerably be- in the New Figured Silk Crepes — Col man, lb 0 2 0 0 low the market value of these Whltey, c , 0 11 1 1 i goods. They are showing a large YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Capella, 2b 0 3 1 The New Figured Silk Georgettes^ Eastern League Tannei-, 3b ^ ; and complete assortment of the 1 0 0 ^ I seasons best styles and colors. All games postponed, rain. American League vku’ler, p , 0 0 0 —The New Washable Silk Crepes. American League i'acachara, r f . 1 0 0 Boston 5, Washington 1 (1st.). Results Anderson .. 0 2 0 Washington 16, Boston 7 (2nd.). ['iddler, p 1 0 1 Each and every one chosen because All other games postponed, rain. No More Gas National League At Wanhlnfcton:— Total 25 6 18 2 of its individuality and latest style St. Louis 9, Cincinnati 4. RED SOX .-5, 7 , NATIONALS 1, 16 Innings: Philadelphia 11, Brooklyn 10 (First Game) Hilliard ...... 0120100— 4 Boston W oodland...... 510 Ollx— 8 In Stomach (1st. game.) AB. R. H. PO. A. E. appeal. In a variety that is certain Brooklyn - Philadelphia (second . 5 1 1 2 0 0 game called off, rain.) Myer, 3 b , . 5 2 1 0 0 n FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED PlagTstead, . 4 1 2 7 0 0 and Bowels to overwhelm you—for there are New York-Boston (rain),. Todt, lb .. . 8 1 1 9 0 0 Other games hot scheduled. Reg-an, 2b . 8 0 1 4 7 0 ^ Zoar, Mass., June 20.— An en­ .. ** pswaaeatly re- Taltt, rf .. . 4 . 0 0 2 0 0 gine and nineteen cars of a Boston Uaved of ga« la atomaoh and bovrala. scores and scores of styles to select Gerber, ss , 3 0 1 2 2 , 0 & Maine railroad eastbound freight Uka BaalfMim'a Gaa TaUaUk which Easteru League Berry, c .. . 3 0 0 1 0 0 ara t > r ^ ^ W. L; PC. Russell, p . 3 0 1 0 3 u of 72 car* were derailed here to­ •ad -.ir 0.. ras^tiac (ran from. _ _ gaa preaaure. New Haven ...... 32 20 .577 _ day, badly cluttering up traffic on Thatinai empty, gnaarlnigaaanng feeliag at tha Hartford ...... 28 23 .558 32 5 8 27 12 •9 (hat portion of the road for several pit of the atomacb will diaappaar; that in.a ton Iiours. No one was hurt in the ac- anxious, nervoua feeling with heart pal- Bridgeport ...... 30 24 ,556 AB. K. H, PO. A. K. pitation will vanlah, and you will again Providence ...... 27 23 .540 Rice, rf .... . r» 1 4 0 0 0 ;-:dent, according to the authorities be able to taka a deep braath without Pittsfield ...... 26 27 ,491 Hayes, 2b . .** 3 0 2 o 5 0 of the railroad. diaeomforL Barnes, cf . . 4 0 0 0 0 0 That drowty, sleepy feeling after ^t $12 There are^ Albany ...... 23 30 .434 Goslin,.lf .. . 4 0 1 4 0 1 olnnex* will be re^aced by a desire for Springfield ...... 22 29 .431 .1 udge. lb . . . 4 0 0 14 0 0 eiitertainfitisttita oloatins will ceases Waterbury ...... 19 32 .373 Reeves, ss . . 4 0 3 0 o 1 Your limbs* arms and nngers will no Little Women’s Bluege, 3b . . 3 0 0 0 4 0 longer feel cold and **go to sleep*' be« Ameiicau League Ruel, c .. .. . 4 0 (1 5 0 II cause Baalmann'a Gas Tablets prevent Zachary, p . gas from interfering Vith ^ e cireula* W. L. PC. . 1 0 0 0 0 0 tioue Get the genuinot in ^ e yellow paek* Dresses, in Sizes New York , ...... 43 12 .762 Llsenbee, p . 0 0 0 0 1 0 I The speakeasy guy will tell Brown, p .. . 1 0 0 1 1 0 aga. at any g ^ W. L. PC. to Hayes to Judge, Gerber to Regan 42)4 «o 54)4'. bases, Boston 8, St. Louis ...... 38 22 .633 Washington 9; bases on balls, off 'Auto Top Co. Cincinnati . , ...... 37 27 .578 Zachary 1, Llsenbee 2, Brown 1* New York ...... 30 23 .566 hear here early today, according to W .J. MESSIER Natiraal League word received herd. Avi UJhHOBUS HOfrtER Dress D^paitment—S ^ n d Floor New York at Boston (2). First reports sAi'd that nine men Cor. Center St. and Henderson Brcioklyn at Philadelphiu. had been taken from the wrecked Hoad Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. workings and rushed to the Moi- pA. St. Lottla at Chicago. gant&wn, W. Va., hospital. Phone if.y-

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!HrHlillliai!!llIBIBI!l!lll!ll!!ll^^ 02534848239048539023010101012301010248015348484853530102024853...... — Wlhieini © 1926 by NEA Service Dear Mom: ^ It’s perfectly silly to think that a little apartment such-as we have, Cousin Julia has Just departed W .W .W entworth and It was with a feeling of regret with a good maid, requires any at­ anything but ntter loathing and t h i s h a s h a p p e n e d In the beginning, and bo she told so miserably. She wondered at her­ that I waved farewell to her. She tention from me. It doesn’t. And contempt for him. She could not I can’t bear to stay at home alone. TIRGimA BREWSTER la la herself that Oliver was merely' self for coming back when she was managed to get me out of an un­ lOTC w ltk an artU t, NATBLANIEL sure she knew why be had done believe he would dare say such pleasant situation very neatly, and Also, I hate the things women do OPENING BIDS . DANN, but abe Is tricked Into lonely and looking for a sympathy things to her. to amuse themselves during the promlalns to marry FREDERICK It. But there was a chance that I have an idea that I’ll need her When you are in doubt as to DEAN In one year if she falla to she had no Intention of giving him. she was wrong about his motive, He waited for her answer and again soon. Alan and I have been day. I get so sick of bridge, whether to open fourth hand earn S100,000 that he alleges her Generally she failed to notice and If she were she felt she bad a for several long, torturing seconds getting along too well. There is lunches and parties where there In bidding, in the final analysis tether cheated him out of. Virginia sat silent in the grip of are Just women. After a wefek of his thinly-veiled efforts to inject right to demand that he tell her something ominous In our felicity. the true test is not whether you BREWSTER had lost his for­ his real reason for deceiving her. shock. Oliver, watching, saw her The fashion show ended Satur­ women’s society, I’m Just In the tune In speculation before his a wedge of personal Interest Into mood I was when I flirted with are reasonably satisfied that you . death and VIRGINIA is left des­ Oliver did not leave her long In dilated eyes contract back to nor­ day night too— ended in a blaze can make game, but whether you ^ titute. She pawns some of her their meetings for the reason that uncertainty. mal und her stiffly held body relax of glory and a dinner dance at the Pede— just desRerate for a littld Jewelry and OLIVER CUTTER can prevent opponents from mak- ^ she was absorbed In her own prob­ “Did you truly believe that I slowly. He was not quick enough country club that would not have honest excitement. And of course, promises to invest the money for that inevitably brings trouble into ing game if you open the bidding. her. lems. Her mind was obsessed with could make $100,000 from $300 In to grasp the fact that this was the to take a back seat for any Bo­ Fourth hand should not bid She seeks work, but without a year’s time?” he asked, as though breaking of the spell that held her. hemian revel I have ever attended. the home. anccess. She dlseoTcrs that she the Idea of freeing herself from There’s absolutely no reason originally unless reasonably satis­ is being shadowed and snspeets It were the most inconceivable When she .Jumped to her feet And the belles of the occasion Frederick Dean’s clutches. She were not what you called the why I shouldn’t have something to fied that if the opponents bid and that DEAN has bribed the agen- thing In the world. and biased away at him with white obtain the contract they will not eies not to help her. OLIVER had given little thought to any­ hot words of anger, he was taken “best people” of the conservative do as well as Alan. If he had only gains her confidence and shows But Virginia was not nonplussed me as an interest, he would have make game. For fourth hand to by surprise. Having failed to re­ ranks, but two chorus girls from her attentions which NIEL re­ thing else when with Oliver. as be had hoped she would be. been placed in a padded cell long open the bidding after the oppo­ sents, but then VIRGINIA does alize that she was shocked Into si­ the most popular musical comedy She bad not dared let herself “Please remember that I have down ' before this. nents have passed only to permit- not like the familiarity with doubted It many times,” she re­ lence, he had • entertained a grow­ here. They simply mowed which his model. CHIRI. treats dwell on the cost of failure when all before them. I don’t have to care whether it them to reopen the bidding and him . plied calmly, “and you always as­ ing hope that she was giving con­ pays well or not, or whether it is make game is poor policy. DEAN sends VIRGINIA an eve­ In Nathaniel’s company, because Toward morning, 1 won a place sured me you could do It.” sideration to his offer of a fortune. vitally important. And I can walk Better to “let sleeping dogs lie.” ning wrap which she returns, He shrank back from her fury In the spotlight, doing my black telling ■ him how contemptible he read trouble In her face apd Oliver looked straight at her, sat bottom dance. 1 think uplift is out on anything I don’t like— and If you cannot prevent opponents she thinks hIs spying tactics are. in alarm while she continued to asked questions. At the office she down In his chair, placed his el- all ■ wrong for me. I ought to go I will. from making game, do not opeu His threat to ruin CUTTER bov« on the arms, and leaned for­ pour out her wrath upon him. Vir­ frightens VIRGINIA and she resolutely put It out of her mind in seriously for dancing If I do for Until I have something in mind, fourth hand. warns OLIVER. Then she is ward and said veVy coolly: “And ginia was mad with despair and anything, for it is the only way I shall not disturb Alan’s peace of Bear in mind that every time lucky enough to get a position to devote herself to work. But with so 1 can—on my own terms as a disgust,, caught In the trap of a mind. You will be kept advised which she likes. where I have ever made first base. the cards are dealt there Is a pos­ The summer passes and in Oliver she was frankly consumed broker. Can’t you guess why I’ve man so unscrupulous she could not And right here and now, I may — and I hoRe you will sympathize sibility that a game can be made early September she is amased with anxiety about the outcome of been pulling the wool over your think of words sufficiently scathing as well confide to you, mother with my plan. Doubtless, I shall if the partners’ cards can be fitted when charged by CUTTER’S wife to denounce him as she felt he de­ need your moral support when we with trying to alienate his affec­ his efforts to help her. eyes, Virginia? I’d have done dear, that I am going to get a job together. This can only be ascer­ tions. She appeals to OLIVER worse than that If it would have served to be denounced. of some sort. I don’t care so mucn really have the show-down. tained by bidding. If you fail to to eyplaln, and demands a settling It was Just this burning desire put you in my power. I wanted "If you only knew what you’ve Lots of love. of hep account. Then she learns what it is, just so it gives me bid when you should, you may that he has not made any money each time they met to know If he to get you in a hole so deep you done!” she cried at last when something to do that amuses me never have the opportunity to bid for her, and that she Is no nearer had made any gain that impressed couldn’t climb out without any words of condemnation failed her. and keeps me out of mischief. MARYE. her hundred thousand goal. again. him with the Importance of the help. Her fierce anger was abating, giv­ The prohabilltles are that at NOW GO ON WITH THE STORT “I’m madly In love with you. If ing way to panic. Her hands flut­ DRESSY CLOSETS money to her. She had not told least in every second deal of the CHAPTER XXXVII Jeanie would give me a divorce tered up to her throat and’ clutched cards, a game going hand has him what It meant to her, but he ^ L IV E R waved her to a seat. I’d marry you, but she told me be­ It nervously while she swayed diz­ Home Page Editorial Why not dress your closets up been dealt. Experts usually com­ knew It concerned Frederick Dean fore Vre were married that she zily and fell against Oliver’s desk for summer? Colorful hangers, "If we’ve got t6 go Into all plete the rubber in six to seveu and concluded that the man had never would be a divorced woman, for support. and shoe trees and pretty chintz deals. It Is up to the players to that, please sit down,” he said after Failure, stark and hopeless, New Attitude or gingham dress laundry and shoe some hold on her. and she told me so again last night. give each other the proper in­ a few seconds of close Inspection She’d tear your reputation to stared her In the face. She knew bags cost little and add much to Often he had seen a flash of fear of the Older formation so that the hands may of Virginia’s features. She had shreds If I tried to divorce her.” there was little chance on the mar­ the joy of life. he played at the best game-going and hatred in her eyes when Dean’s ket now. somehow learned enough of his du­ He stopped for breath and Vlr Generations declaration. Every time you pass name was mentioned, and his wish What had she to start with? WA'TERMELON CUBES plicity to require an explanation ginia stared at him. speechlessly or surrender a game-going hand— to possess her was father to the fascinated by his .complete revela­ Three hundred dollars. A little FOR ALL-AROUND WEAR. every time you fail to bid when on his part, he reasoned. more than she had saved from her A dress cf printed silk crepe By Olive Roberts Barton A delicious dessert is made by thought that she might listen to tion of his true feelings. you should—your chance of mak­ Any attempt at further conceal­ salary and perhaps a thousand or with full circular skirt, attacked to filling the hold of half cantaloupes ing the rubber game diminishes him in a last despairing effort to “It’s true that I haven’t made a with tiny cubes of watermelon. ment would be futile, he knew. And two that Mr. Gardiner had told hip yoke to assure closely fitted accordingly. red cent for you,” he went on. her recently she might reasonably hipline. The collarless Vionnet Two mothers sat side by side at Chill thoroughly and serve. he did not regret that things had frustrate Dean. speaking In a voice that vibrated The object of the Initial bid la Cleverly, and without a pang of expect from the estate, which, was neckline is youthful, cool, summery a high school commencement. One to let your partner know that come to an Impasse . . . the affair through its efforts to suppress its still in process of being settled. fashion. Y’ou can wear it now and STUFFED PEPPERS remorse, he had let her believe inflections. “You need that hun­ had a son and one had a daughter your hand contains at least two had dragged Itself out beyond the But who would help her, with later. It is made at small outlay; on the program. Each was equally quick tricks properly distributed that he was succeeding in his spec­ dred thousand badly, don’t you? Mr. Dean, and perhaps Oliver now, for the- 36-inch bust measure, it Green peppers, stuffed with chop­ time he had thought would be Give half your life for it, wouldn’t nervous when the time came for her and that with reasonable support ulations for her and would have standing by to persecute her? And takes but 3 yards of 40-inch ma­ own particular child to step out ped liver, rice and onions, makes a necessary for the fulfillment of his you? Well, you’ll'never make It delicious and tilling luncheon or in his hand game can be made. the sum needed at the end of the would she ever dare trust anyone terial with % yard of 36-inch con­ before the footlights and declaim to plans. on Wall Street—not on the mar­ supper dish for hot days. In making your initial bid you year she had given him to accum­ again? trasting. Washable silk crepe, shan­ a mature and critical audience. merely advise partner of your In the hours he had spent with ket, I mean, but you can have it. And, now that he had destroyed tung, crepe satin, canton-faille The women were strangers, but ulate it. Failing to win before that Nebraska is the 5th state in strength, granting to your partner Virginia alone in his office he had “I told you not to worry. I’d her fool’s paradise here, would not crepe, georgette crepe, printed chif­ by that peculiar intuition known the privilege ,of declaring another have let you know in a few days— area, embracing 77,500 square hoped to find an opportunity to time. It had been his Intention to her enemy attack her from another fon voile, chiffon and challis prints only to mothers, they soon sensed suit or no trump if it be believed when you’d have had time to re­ quarter? These thoughts trailed are appropriate. Style No. 198 is . their natural tie and were whisper- miles. tell her of his infatuation and overwhelm her at the last moment that thereby a game can more alize that more than half your year through Virginia’s mind like sear­ designed in sizes 16, 18, 20 years, ing. away for dear life before the make her listen to him. But no with his bombshell of disaster, by readily be made. This inter­ is gone and you’re broke. But ing wires drawn across her brain. 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust exercises were half over. change of information results in telling her he had lost the entire since you’ve found out now that I ‘^Tm so relieved that Katherine such opportunity had presented It­ Her position with the Blue Capella Price 15 cents in stamps or coin a S = finding the declaration at which . got through all right,” breathed self. Virginia had remained defi­ sum in one gamble. never made any money for you might be the next thing to be torn (coin preferred). a « * ■ B e a I game can most readily be made there’s no reason why you shouldn’t Suggest enclosing 10 cents addi­ one mother thankfully. “ This is the nitely businass-like and aloof. Then—well, he wad prepared to from her. with the entire 26 cards and not part with $100,000 If she wanted it hear the rest of it. tional for a copy of our new Sum­ first time I’ve heard a word of heF At times he ha4 been driven to But all that was very, very little merely with your 13 cards. badly enough. “ I’m going up to the Adirondacks mer Fashion Magaaine. speech. I don’t know when she compared to the final great fear wrote it, she’s been so busy with u Jiu u Bearing in mind that the object the verge of declaring his passion But Frederick Dean’s disclosure next week when Jeanie closes the that edged through the others and of an initial bid is to give in­ other things. I’ve been very nervous * ■ (SO rA t ID RAS5 /Ai regardless of her distant manner of his knowledge of their secret place on Long Island. A hundred served definitely to crush her. Manchester Herald formation, the great advantage of thousand dollars is a lot of money. about" it.” f JuME=rAOSTL'^ —a manner her sense of Impro­ meetings had changed his plans, Frederick Dean could carry his Pattern Service. The other mother’s eyes grew bidding a four-card suit becotaes priety in the meetings had inspired making it necessary to tell Vir­ Virginia; I guess you know that. information to Nathaniel! He could round. “That’s exactly what Wil­ quite apparent. The players must Quite a lot to make in a week, any­ I = li> S C H O ou in her. He had tried little things, ginia this lie prematurely. inject the same poison there that Pattern No...... liam did,” she declared. “And I not, however, deviate from the Just how she had discovered that way. But if you’re ready to go he had used to convince Jeanie of have been worrying too. I never minimuTi: requirements, as other-- such as lingering handclasps, re­ Price 15 Cents. it was a lie Oliver could not at the with me next Tuesday I’ll give you an affair between her and Oliver. dreamed anyone else would be so wise it may bring disaster. Four- vealing glances, hints of domestic moment guess, but he quickly made a check for that amount as soon as casual about a commencement card suit bids are usually confined we’re on the train.” Oliver saw Virginia’s head drop N a m e...... unhappiness, and other formulas up his mind that this would prob­ forw’ard and her face go deathly speech? Why when 1 was a girl— ’’ to initial bids. In third and fourth, ably be the last chance he would He spoke hurriedly as though in Their eyes met, and slowly they positions a four-card suit should for breaking the ice. white. He thought she was falling Size . have to regain any of his lost tear she would interrupt him, but smiled. “ It’s the new way, 1 guess,” be "bid -only if the cards are dis­ Virginia had Ignored them on and sprang to catch her. said the first. “ I thought both of ground and he determined to take Virginia was too stunned to say a Address ...... tributed unfavorably for a no the occasions they had penetrated advantage of it. word. She had half expected him As his arms closed round her she them were wonderful.” trump or it contains a demi-twO lifted her face and stared at him. “ So did I,” said the other. “ I her consciousness. She did not Virginia took the chair, steeling to confirm her worst suspicions, suiter, that is, one fve-card suit Oliver saw surrender In her eyes. guess you and I supplied the nerves wish to repeat the mistake she be­ herself to hear almost anything but she had not dreamed he would Send your order to Che "Pat­ and one four-card suit. still believe that she could have (To Be Continued) tern Dept.. Manchester Evening for all of us.” lieved she bad made about him from a man who had tricked her What could be more typical of Herald. Manchester, Conn.'* The Lom e Pierce Medal, glfWi modern youth, and the difference in recognition of distinguished between the old way and the new? contribution to Canadian llterGi- Commencement in the past meant ture, has been awarded to Bllsa a family affair, if one of the sons Carman, the Canadian poet. or daughters was valedictorian, --___ ...... < is date ir\. salutatorian, or something equally ©AltA nerve-racking. P.^U.S.PALOFA A merican Of course it is hard for a mother Daily Health Service ALLEME E U A S N E J l to understand that her baby that she started to school twelve short HINTS ON HOW TO BEEP WELL HISTORY years ago now is a man or woman JUNE 20 Murray’ s Living alone is becoming a are not directed at people living grown, but still harder to under­ by World Famed Authority 1782— Congress adopted the great [Cute in aBaby- great national habit, a move­ “ in freedom” alone. stand that since her day the char­ ‘Correct But Inexpensive* ^seal of' the United States. ment, a trend, a situation and per­ "Building managers agree,” acter of those twelve years has State Theater Building haps a problem, according to a 1819— First steamship to cross At­ ' 'Awful atTfii^ writes Miss Abbott, “that lone lantic from America reached changed. current magazine article. Mabel tenants, even men, are nearly al­ The modern parent, I believe,' is '-and it’s DangeroW Abbott, who treats this fact in her Liverpool. passing the indignation stage. ways the quietest. It is not they 1867— Alaska sold to the United i y H u th B rittain. article, "The Technique of Living Amazement is taking Its place— MIND PLAYS BIG PART IN who give the wild parties. It is States by Russia. New Creations ONE’S STATE OF HEALTH Alone,” discovers that the. United the two or three kindred spirits 1889— Rhode Island, by popular amazement and pride. And that is Real Estate Owners’ Association who take an apartment together vote, resci' led prohibition. as it should be. By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN One-Minute of New York City admits that and egg each other on. Even more 1912—Theodore - Roosevelt an­ Editor Journal of the American there are not nearly enough one- often it is the gay young married nounced that he would ac­ Mfedical Association and ot Hygeia, room apartments to supply the de­ couple and their gay young mar­ cept either Republican or TOMATO JUICE the Health Magazine mand. ried friends. Progressive nomination for It is a common view that health Interviews In the last five years, their fig­ “ Very likely this is because by president. is merely freedom from disease, ac­ ures prove, the average number of far the larger number of the one- € ' tually, however, the mere fact that rooms in apartments dropped from room-and-kitchenettors are busy When oranges get expensive, a A palindrome is a word, verse, good substitute for the breakfast a person is not sick in bed or is 4.06 to 3.56, the lowest figure ever people.” or sentence which heads the same drink is strained tomato Juice, chill­ not suffering with serious and dis­ reached, and interpreted as mean­ Miss Abbott touches on the cons turbing symptoms does not mean in either direction. ed. Serve in small glasses. COMMERCIALISMN IS A ing thousands of one-room apart­ as well as the pros of living alone. that he is healthful. ments, meaning living-room with “ That the problem is grim, too, an CONSTANT THREAT TO ART True health consists of a physi­ in-a-door bed, kitchenette, and occasional news-item proves,” she cal state in which one may have bath. writes. the greatest possible enjoyment of “Perhaps the adventurers In Old Folks Say Doctor life. The person who is not aware "An artist should not have to in any way of disturbances or dis­ loneliness will find a technique to kv 1 Table o f WHY DO THEY DO IT? Thumb sucking does look sweet satisfactions in his body is not al­ make his art a means for earning meet it. At present they seem to Miss Abbott draws some inter­ be going cheerfully and undaunt­ Caldwell was Right in a baby, but It Is disgusting in the ways healthful. his livelihood,” Ruth St. Denis, esting deductions. In the first edly ahead, facing undisturbed the three-year-old and sometimes it Not only should he be unaware famed dancer and co-fouuder of tjie place, she insists that one-room hangs on until fifteen or sixteen! of the body procasses, but he should fact that living alone entails the 52 HATS Denlshrawn School of Dancing, apartments mean that people are possibility of dying alone, too.” The basis of treating sickness The habit may cause an ill-formed have a realization of force, driving said. really living alone, because it is power and impetus which will give But they do vacate these one- has not changed since Dr, Caldwell mouth or induce adenoids; and it That origiD^Oy, SPld up to "In a democracy like the United almost impossible for more than alwa;ys interferes with digestion. him confidence in himself. room apartments. That’s why the left Medical College in 1875, nor $4.95. Special at States, where art is not govern­ one to do it without murder and rent must be high, say the man­ since he placed on the market the Pinning the sleeve over the hand; In order to have true health the mayhem. One-room apartments mind must also function accurate­ ment supported as it was in the agers. The turnover is too fre­ laxative prescription, ha had used attaching mittens, or putting ou Russian Imperial Ballett and in ly, rapidly and satisfactorily. Such cost infinitely more. pet--room, of quent. All of us try It once, and In his practice, known to druggists cardboard cuffs, which prevent a mind is not possible in the* pres­ pre-war days in German court course, than several-roomed apart­ love it for a time. And most of and the'Public since 1892, .as Dr. bending the arms at the elbows, $ 1 .9 5 theaters, it is a great temptation are some of the ways to stop the / ence of worry. ments. us learn to measure values, and Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. for an artist to give-the people Now why is the demand? Miss The experience of many years in­ finally are glad to go home. Then, the treatment of constipa­ habit. All sizes, ^lors dicates that the person whose life what they demand. One’s eye in­ Abbott writes it like this— Another had habit— irregularity evitably is on the box-office. tion, billiousness, headaches, men- in bowel action— is responsible for j is well regulated, who eats the right "The glamor of living alone is I tal depression, indigestion, sour including food, wears proper clothing, lives "But It is not good for the hu­ of course in its freedom. There is weak bowels and constipation in man soul to ‘art’ all the time. KITCHEN STOOL stomach and other Indispositions babies. Give the tiny bowels an op­ In suitable surroundings, sleeps a tremendous appeal in the idea that result from constipation was BLACK and WHITE enough and exercises enough, does Therefore in our school we Insist that it is nobody’s business if you portunity to act at regular periods that our pupils learn some trade If you have a littfe tot who entirely by means of , simple vege- not become excited or angry, 1b liv­ prefer to play all day and wash able laxatives, herbs and roots. each day. If they don’t act at first, that. parallels their art, at which “helps” you work, get a stool for a little Fletcher’s Castoria will ing a healthful existence. your stockinigs and mend your These are still the basis of Dr. l i a b l e o f they may be self-supporting. This her to stand on while she watches soon regulate them. Every mother Outdoor air, sunshine and exer­ clothes in the middle of the night; Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, which Is a prevents 'their ‘selling’ their art. mother make pies or Jelly. should.keep a bottle of it handy to cise seem to induce in the human or if you like to read in bed; or if combination of senna and other "Every great artist of the past use In case of colic, cholera, diar­ being that feeling ot satisfaction you find that the most comfortable mild laxative herbs, with pepsin. has worked with his hands. I BIRD CAGES rhea, gas on stomach and bowels, 75 HATS with his physical functions which and rational garb in which to The simpler the remedy for con­ Is conducive to wholesome activity. think every artist should work clean a kitchenette on a hot day is constipation, loss of sleep, or four or five hours a day at some Summer is hard on canaries and stipation, the safer for the child (^od health habits are difficult a pair of bathmg trunks. when baby Is cross and fevqrish. Its Regulai; $3.95. Special at trade. It is good for the artist to other birds. Keep their cages Im­ and for you, and the better for the AT AGE 8 3 to form late in life, particularly "Undoubtedly the determina­ general health of all. And as you gentle influence over baby’s system when much of the time may be face drudgery for it Is a boon to maculate and be sure to have fresh enables him to get full nourish­ all of us^ tion to be independent is the de­ water and a little green put in every can get results In a mU^d and safe Sl.QO spent in correcting bad habits rath­ ciding factor when two friends way by using D r .,Caldwell’s Syrup ment from his food, helps him gain, er than In building good ones. It is “ We give scarcely more than day. choose two one-room apartments Pepsin, why take chances with ages. Elderly people will find It es­ strengthens his bowels. All Head Sizes therefore desirable that the inculca­ ten per cent of pur program to pecially ideal. All drug stores have Castoria Is purely vegetable and spiritual art, ^ I believe this ratio at $800 each rather than one two- strong drugs? tion of health habits he begun in room apartment at $1200.” Included among the accessories A bottle of Dr, Caldwell’s Syrup the generous bottles. harmless—^the recipe is on the the’ earliest period possible, and is true of the output of most art­ We would be glad to have you wrapper. Physicians have prescrib­ ists. For to devote one’s whole are lovely bathing caps,, belts, Pepsin will last a family several that they be well established by APARTMENTS PARTIES months, and all can use it. It is prove at pur expense how much Dr. ed it for over 30 years. With each the time the child has passed three life to art, one must he supported. brassieres, bags, water wings, water Miss Abbott bringz out the flowers, play balls and swimming; good for the baby because pleas­ Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin can mean package, you get a valuable book rears of age. And patronage of wealthy persons point, that the desire for free­ ant to the taste, gentle In action, to you and yours. Just write on Motherhood. Look for Chas. H. Murray’s A well-managed child sleeps.eats, is a dangerous thing. It Is better tubes. Everybody Is urged to sup­ and free from narcotics. In the “Syrup Pepsin,” Montlcello, Illi­ Fletcher’s signature on the wrap­ plays, washes and does everything to be self-supporting and give a dom Is for freedom in its mildest ply their needs early while assort­ proper dose, given In the direc­ nois, and we will send you prepaid per so you’ll get the genuine.- ilse In Its life with a regularity smaller per cent of one’s time to form, and that neighborhood com­ ments are full and complete. Come tions. It i> eaualbr effective at all a FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE.— AdV. Adv, hat is almost clocklike. independent art.’* plaints of the noise of wild revelry to Marlow’s for values.—Advt. U. S. A., the 11th of September. Rec, will be stationed at Globe Hol­ the shallow section used by the They expect to be in New England SUMMER RECREATION low as lifeguard. kiddles who cannot swta. . A new COVENTRY for a few days before leaving for The playgroonda will bo. In. diving.platform has been vqrected their home in Los Angeles, Cali­ charge of James Dowd, Miss where the former diving plank SUPERVISORS NAMED Dorothy Hardy, Herbert Carlson stood-several years ago, just north Mrs. E. A. Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Bolles will spend the fornia. Mrs. Bent before her mar­ Daniel lijasterson and Mrs. Jose­ riage was Miss Gladys Newberry, and Miss Handel. Both Miss Hardy of the bridge across the dam. This week in Philadelphia, Pa. He is and Mr. -Dowd have the benefit of is a major Improvement because phine Taylor motored here from attending the Bankers Convention daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Two New Instructors Added to NO COMBINATIONS East Greenwich, R. I., to spend the Newberry of this place. much experience. Mr. Dowd has previously swimmers had to choose week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ there. Staff—Globe Hollow to Open done playground work here for five between wading out or diving into Bachelor: 1 want a pretty and in­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Valentine Mrs. Charlotte Avery of Henry somewhat shallow water from a thur B. Porter. street, Manchester, is spending a Monday. years and Miss Hardy for two years. telligent wife. Mrs. Charles Cade and Mrs. May of Pleasant Valley have bought a The playgroiinds al the East and steep embankment. Matrimonial Agent: Impossible, new Wyllis Knight automobile re­ few days at the home of_Mr. and A new permanent dlying plat­ Coles of New Haven are visiting Mrs. Edward P. Collins. The personnel of the Recreation West sides of the town will be you can only marry one.—Pele their father, Walter Palmer. cently. Centers’ sqmmer activities instruct­ supervised from 9:30 in the morn­ form has been built on the south Mele, Paris. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gay and ing staff was decided on at the reg­ ing until 9 o’clock at night with the side of' the pool opposite the sta­ Orcutt had some callers from daughter Dorothy, of South Man­ ular meeting of the Recreation exception of lunch hours, from 12 tionary diving platform in the cen­ Bridgeport by the name of Mr. and chester, were the week-end guests Committee held yesterday after­ to 1, and from 5 to 6. 'The Globe ter. This will be used for the start ■M Mrs. John Ringe. Mrs. Rinpe lived of Mrs. Elizabeth Prass and son FAREWELL PARTY noon at the School street building. Hollow swimming pool will b’e and finish of many races later in on the farm now owned by Mr. Or­ Fred Prass, of this towm. There wll? be three changes, the supervised from 10 until 12 In the cutt and she was an adopted daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams of FOR EDWIN BRAY remainder of the staff being the morning, from 1 to 5 in the after­ Louis S. Jaffe ter of Mr. Tucker, who owned the Forestville, spent the week-end same as a year ago. The additions noon and from 6 until 8 in the eve­ ' Jeweler / place before Captain iveeney’s days. with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drake of are Herbert Carlson of Hamlin ning. 891 Main St., South Manchester Mr. and Mrs. William Orcutt and Wapping. etreet and Miss Christine Handel of The swimming pool has been VERY SPECIAL NO WAITING daughter, Mary, started for a visit Mrs. Ethel Taylor, sister of Mrs. Edwin Bray of 13 Wadsworth Glastonbury, who will have charge consideraMy Improved. The bot­ Here It Is to Vermont yesterday. They expect Arthur Frink, who has been very street was considerably surprised of the playground; work, and tom has^een thoroughly cleaned to visit n _ii..toi, Bu ungton and low for several weeks, is improvirug Henry street. LADIES’ last evening when 35 of his friends August Mildner, well-known local out, special attention being given to AmeHcan Colonial Lincoln, which was their old home. at the home in Winsted. among the attendants of the Naza- swimmer, who will be assistant life­ Miss Helen Broderson of Stafford Miss Annette Burkhardt is spend­ .6 large rooms. WRIST WATCHES rene church called to spend the guard at Globe Hollow. Latest electric fixtures. is expected to spend the week-end ing a few days at the home of Mr. evening. The guests included the Miss Handel was graduated from with Miss Glacys Orcutt. Mrs. and Mrs. George A. Frink. Bible class of which he is a mem­ Large Dining Room. $6.95 and up Phelps, Sr., is keeping house for the Sargent School of Physical Edu­ Pain Safely Ended Large Reception Hall. PAGANrS Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bentley had ber, some of the officers and teach­ cation in Cambridge^ Mass., this Mrs. Orcutt during her visit in Ver­ as their guests at their home last ers of the Sunday school and the • Oak fioors upstairs and down mont. yfar. Her duties will be the same With New Aspirin (double). Popular Barber Shop/ Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George pastor. Rev. E. T. French and Mrs. as those of Miss Mary Drew last 10 to 20% Off on AU The Choral Society met Monday Knowlton and son Calvin and French. A pleasing program of in­ in Laxative Form 4 large shade trees in frontof Diamonds, Watches and 6 Pearl St., Selwitz Hock: evening this week and is being well summer. Mr. Carlson is a student house. Robert Knowlton and William For­ strumental and vocal music had at Arnold’s College at New Haven, Large lot. Jewelry. HAIR CUT supporie . Its fame is spreading so sythe, all of Knowlton Hill, also been prepared. Remarks were No longer need you be afraid to take fast two young men from Plain- being captain-elect of the school’s Just been completed, ready for t For Graduation Men or Women • • • • ' Mrs. Linsley, (Mrs. Bentley’s si?- made by Robert Bulla, leader of baseball team. He is a graduate of aspirin to ehd^jjain 1 A marvelous new ville came, for instruction, also the Bible class and by John Cargo, kind of aspirin, called Asper-Bax ban­ occupancy. three friends from Manchester. ter), Mrs. Clogston and son Harold, the Manchester High school. Better look it over. You will Children’s from West Haven. superintendent of the Sunday ishes pains and aches almost like a They say young people don’t care school. Rev. E. T. French on behalf The, playground and swimming be surprised at the low price .and Headquarters for Wedding mid Hair C u t...... for solid matter these days. They Sunday guests at the home of season will open officially /next flash—and is perfectly safe. Doctors easy terms for such a quality home. Graduation GiftSr w»nt frivolity. But if folks would Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frink, were of the company presented Mr. Bray Monday morning. Both recreation­ say aspirin should always be taken ■When we opened our shop. < we / come and visit the choral society Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ThornIn,g. Mrs. with a handsome Bible, and Mr. al areas will come under the super­ with a laxative. Here you have them had only one man. Business sooh^ they would see that young people Herbert Walker and Miss Bertha Bray responded, thanking his vision of Director Lewis Lloyd. combined in one convenient tablet Why buy on time and pay all increased and two men were .em­ Galiz^au,’alTof Springfield, Mass.”, friends warmly for their fin® g^lft W. Harry England really do want to learn something and the thoughtfulness that Frank C. Bush, well-known boxing Guaranteed relief or no cost All your life. Cash works wonders at ployed. Now we have Increased ji worth while. and also Charles Stone (a brother and swimming instructor at the dealers. Manchester Green. Phone 74 Jaffee’s. our force to three men. The Ladies’ Fragment Society of Mrs. Frink), from Manchester. prompted it will meet Wednesday fof work at Miss Winnifred Jennings of Dem- The party came well provided the chapel. Mrs. Lydia Clark will ing, street this town, has been en­ with good things to eat, and after act as hostess. gaged to teach school in South a thoroughly enjoyable evening, Wednesday evening Mrs. Henry ' Manchester, for the next year. broke up by the singing of “God Barnes’ Sunday school class will Be With You Tl^l We Meet Again,’’ | The Sunday school social, which bidding Mr. Bray farewell and; meet at the home of Mrs. A. J. Vin­ was to have been held on the Par­ ton. wishing him a safe voyage, a pleas­ ish House lawn on next Friday ant vacation and a speedy return. Overstocked Store Forces Us to Drastic Action Coventry Grange, No. 75, will evening, June 22, has been postpon­ visit Columbia. Grange thi^ evening He is to leave town Friday for ed until a week from that night, New York and will sail Saturday and give the program. June 29, on account of the social Thursday evening Coventry on the S. S. Majestic. Mrs. Bray Grange No. 75 P. of H. will hold its gathering of the Young Peoples’ who left for England about a regular meeting at their hall. ’The societies, which is to be held at the month ago will meet him in Lon­ program is in charge ' of the Manchester church. don. They will spend some time in "Ghices;” A letter received from Mrs. that city and then visit his old I Friday the Young People’s Sum­ Gladys Newberry Bent, says that home in Westwood, Wiltshire coun­ mer conference of the Connecticut she' and Mr. Bent are to go to ty and other places in England. Congregational churches starts at Europe for the summer. They are They will also visit friends in the Connecticut Agricultural Col­ are to leave Quebec on the Cana­ Perth, Scotland and spend some lege at Storrs. As many young peo­ dian S. S. Empress of France on time in Ireland, returning to Man- ple as can are urged to attend. It Wednesday, June 20., returning to ‘ Chester early in September. costs $21 from the 22nd of June until the 2nd of July. Miss Mar­ garet Slattery is among the speak­ ers of the conference. Every church can send ten delegates. Friday is also “Better Home PRICES Day.’’ The meeting place is at the home of the Tolland County Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Sarah Dlmock at Merrow. The program: 11:30 D. S. T., Demonstration of Electrical Appliances REGARDLESS OF COST Noon Hour. 12:30, Basket Lunch (Hot coffee furnished, bring cup and spoon) 1:30, Community Singing We are overstocked because we must take in the remaining stock of our Branch Store. Therefore IT MUST Reports from some of our Ilcrne Specials For Bureau Leaders BE DISPOSED OF AT ONCE because we have no room to store it or display it on our floor. Your opportunity Grefflings from State Officer B. to buy fresh. New Merchandise at prices that have* been slashed beyond conception. All this stock in our W. Ellis, Director of Extension work Thursday and Friday Main Store. Better Homes of America, Mrs. Fanny Dixon Welch Better Home Address; Mrs. Ca­ Finest American Granulated rolyn B. King, Editor Home Making Dept, of “Country BEDDING DEPARTMENT Gentleman’’ Community Singing SUGAR 10 lb. bag 64c .. Due to our knowledge of the Bedding Business, this depart­ Everybody welcome (Packed in sanitary cloth bags.) ment has grown by leaps and bounds. Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Newbauer Honest Value has done the trick. • and three children of Worcester, Meadow Gold Fresh Made Mass., spent the week-end at their ALL METAL BED $14.50 MATTRESS NACHMAN nelce’s, Mrs. William Christensen, and brother, Fred Geisecke. Brown finish with $8.95 Comfort Spring Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mc­ BUTTER 2 n». 97« all cotton mattress Nationally advertised. Adams, of Quebec, stopped to visit 1 lb. 49c and spring. Mrs. McAdam’s brother, Fred Gei­ (This is by far the most popular butter in town. You owe $39.50 secke on their way to their summer it to yourself to try it.) $22.50 Mahogany Beds cottage in Norwich. Regular $35.50 Less 2 0 % MisS Cora Kingsbury left this Dining Room Furniture morning with the three other dele­ gates to attend the Second National PURE LARD, 2 Ib. pkgs...... 27c SILK FLOSS $28.00 White Layer Felt (One pound packages) Heavy Constructed Walnut Suite, Well finished, 4-H; Encampment held at Washing­ good workmanship,, 8 pieces Refrigerators MATTRESS MATTRESSES ton, D. C. They will return June Regular $39.50 Regular $248 ...... $ 1 8 9 A fair sized 7 inch Imperial Edge. 26. Miss Kingsbury has been chosen Grote and Weigel Regular $39.50 value. GOOD PILLOWS $31.00 from . Tolland county meeting, the .. 9 Piece American Walnut Suite, high lighted. Good Refrigerator— Ice requirement to make her eligible FRANKFURTS, lb...... 28c Capacity 50 lbs. $31.50 $2.50 Pair None Better Made. state club leader, A. J. Brunage ac­ construction. ^ 1 /I O companied the delegates down and Namco Regular $ 198...... 1 Only $18.95 Assistant Club Leader Miss Elsie Trabuc returns with them. CRAB MEAT ...... can 30c, 3 cans 89c SUN PARLOR and PORCH FURNITURE BEDROOM FURNITURE TALCOTTVILLE Republic . .f ______/ TUNA F IS H ...... can 19c, 3 cans 55c 3 Pc. Fibre Suite V eranda Chairs Mr. and Mrs. John G. Talcott, Odd Chairs John G.. Talcott Jr., and William C. Empress with Automobile Seats $3.75 to $6.50 Monaghan are at Bass Rocks, Glou­ FANCY RED SALMON, . .tall lb. can 25c cester, Mass., for a two week;:; vaca­ covered in fine cretonne. in a great variety tion. Regular $39.00 Misses Edna M. Monaghan and all with cushion Arlene R. Monaghan are members Double Day of the graduation class of the Rock­ Miscellaneous Specials $29.50 -seats ville Grammar school, and will take Beds part in the pageant to oe presented SHREDDED WHEAT, 3 pkgs...... 28c Variety of Colors Regular $29.50 at the graduation exercises. $55.00 REED SUITE A large delegation from the EVAPORATED MILK^ 3 can s ___. . . 29c Fine finish. With Special Mattress Christian Endeavor society expect (All kinds—Carnation, Gordon’6, Pet and Sunbeam.) up to attend the union meeting of $39.50 $9.50 $22.50 4 Piece Dark Walnut A VERY LARGE SUITE > Young People’s societies to be held 54ARSHMALLOW FLUFF, large c a n ...... 19c Every piece of wonderful at the South Methodist church at Post’s BRAN FLAKES, pkg...... 10c BEDROOM SUITE construction consisting of South Manchester on Friday eve­ D. and C. PIE FILLING, 3 pkgs...... 25c ning. Consisting of Dresser, Vanity Dresser, Vanity Wardrobe and My-T-Fine DESSERTS, 3 pkgs...... 25c LIVING ROOM FURNITURE Bow-end Bed. 1 *T|It The Golden Rule club will hold a ...... 18c and Wardrobe. food sale at the Talcott Brothers Eagle CARNATION MILK, c a n Regular $225 . . ^ French’s Mustard, ja r ...... 11c A VERY FINE Regular $135.00 . $ 9 8 JL f 9 store on Friday afternoon at three JACQUARD SUITE •’clock. National Biscuit GRAHAM CRACKERS, 2 lb. pkg. 36c ( Mr. and Mrs. Felix McCuc of Covered all around Re- RUGS Worcester, Mass., were recent versible seats. GAS STOVES guests of Mrs. McCue’s parents, Mr. Regular A good variety of ind Mrs. J. E. Bradley. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables $159 ...... $110 Economy Gas Ranges seamless Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Mr. Buy one of these stoves and save money. Axminster Rugs and Mrs. Henry Largess of Stafford The largest and most complete, display of fresh, fruit BROWN CUT Ih all colors. Heavy Weight were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. and vegetables in town, VELOUR SUITE Selected Patterns Lucius Smith. $49 to $110 7 In a well played gf me at the local California Gushions covered on both $39.50 — $45.00 grounds, the Talcottville baseball SUNKIST ORANGES, dozen ...... 39c sides with same material. $49.50 team defeated the Bon Ami team of Regular REFRIGERATORS Closing Out Our Manchester by a score of 6 to 5. $136 ...... $95 A large side icer Combination 27x54 in. Heavy This was a Manchester Twilight Capacity 75 lbs. Quaker Ranges Axminster Rags League game. Genuine Mohair Suite $190 Enamel Range Nachman Construction Only $31.95 Reg. $4.95 ...$3.50 HOT PUPPIES! Covered all around. 400 lbs. of Ice given for $130 Regular Fred with each box at Must Be Oaah 50 Felt Base Rugs Cleveland. — “Suicide John” $245 ...... $175 Reg. $11.50.. $8.95 Pummer is the undisputed fiapjack tbe regular prices. at this price. eating champ of this metropolitan grea. And that isn’t all. Less than j E4 hours after winning the ’’stack o’ “YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT BENSON’S” wheats” crown from VJDoughhoy •Joyce,” Pummer engaged him in a duel for wiener eating honors and Special Tomorrow won six up with a total of 13 hot pqpples under his belt. “I could Leon, Fresh have got away with more,” said BEEF RIBS, lb...... v...... 12c Pummer following coronation cere­ monies, “but 1 had a steak a short Lean RIB CORNED BEEF, lb...... 12c BENSON time before andjhere was no-rea­ Lean BRISKET CORNED BEEF, Jb...... 28c son to keep on.””’ SIRLOIN FLANK CORNED BEEF, lb...... 20c I J'A ‘‘THE HOME OE GOOD JBEDDING” r A'Kodak for graduation gift, at Lean POT ROAST, lb...... 25c Corner Main Street and Brainard Place5 South Manchester Murphy'* Pharmacy, Depot Square. Adv, ‘ ■4. “fJ.'-S

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Apartments, Flats, Teiicm^ts 68 Real lilstate for Exchange 7 6 InCKLE TRUCK DRIVER Want Ad Informatioat FOR RENT—8 ROOM FLAT and FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE property garage. Greenacres, $3a. New five in town,'In good locality. What have CARD OF THANKS SEWING MACHINE, repairing of all makes, oils, needles and suppUes. room flat, steam beat, Huntington you to offer? Wm. KanehL Telephone HELD IN $500 BAIL Manchesterj •We wish to thank all our relatives R. W. Garrard .87 Edward etr et. street. $36, five rooms, Russei. street, 1778, and friends for the kindness and Phone 716. . $25. See Stuart J. Wasley, 827 "Main Evening Herald sympathy shown us during the Ill­ streeL Telephone 1428-2v, y ^ Classified Advertisements' ness and death of Arthur Jarvis. We l a w n MOWER Bh-’^enlng, repay­ Phone Your Want Ads School Boy Victim of West especially thank the Howitzer Com­ ing. Phonographs, clocks, eletino Business Locations for Hent 64 COMPANIONATE PLAN ^ Count six average words to a Una pany, and Company G, Folding room cleaners, locks repaired. Key t a k ­ Center Street Crash Is Re­ Inlttals, numbers and abbreviations, employees and Quilling room in the ing. Bralthwalte. 68 Pearl street. To.^Tbe each count as a word and comoond Weaving mill for the beautiful fforal STORE' FOR RENT In Gorman build­ ported Better. ing on Oak street. $25.00. See W . P. words as two words. Minimum cost tributes. Private Instruction 2 8 FOR TRIAL DIVORCE Is orlce of three lln e a • Mrs. Arthur Jarvis and Family. Gorman at 302 Main street, or call The case of Joseph reloquin, • • • • 2000. Mr.- and Mrs. Delphis Jarvis and driver of a Silver Lane Pi.'kU Com­ Lino rates per day for transient Fam ily. MISS E T H E L M. FISH, 217 North NEW CHICAGO IDEA ads. Elm street, who has had wide ex­ Houses for Rent 65 pany truck which was overturned in 1 Effective Uarclt 17, 1927 perience in individual instruction, Evening Herald a collision with a Silver Lane pas­ Cash Charge Lost and Found will tutor pupils in the elementary FOB BENT— 2 FAM ILY house, 73 and senger bus at Bbnee’s Corners yes­ 8 Consecutive Days 7 ctsl 8 cte grades. Ideal situation for outdoor 76 Benton street, first floor available 8 Consecutive Days ..I 9 ots ll ots LOST— SATURDAY EVENING green study Phone 337 fo r term s Chicago,— And no-w Chicago en­ terday morning, was continued un­ ; Day ...... I U otsi 13 cts gold wrist watch, between 88 School July 1st, second floor vacant. Inquire ters the “ companionate” field with til next Monday morning when it All orders tor irregular Insertions street and corner of Cottage and S3 Home Bank and Trust Co, will be charged at the one-time rata streets. Finder please return to 88 Money to Loan a “ tpial-companlonate divorce.” came up before a special' hearing ol FOB BENT—^TWO FAMILY modem The latest novelty in Domestic the Manchester Police Court yes­ Special rates for long term every School street or phone 1651. Gall 664 bouse, five rooms each bait ot iay advrtlsi'hg glvn upon request. m o n e y TO LOAN on house. All in excellent condition. relations was awarded Mrs. Lillian terday. Peloquin was charged with Ads ordered for threo or six days M o rtg a g e s bought and sold. P. Li. Announcements Comollo. 13 Oak street, telephone Summit street. Apply Home Bank Speyer, of this city by Judge Sa- reckless driving. He asked for ther tnd stopped before the third or fifth And Ask for "Bee’'' and Trust Company. day will be charged only for the ac- 1540. bath. continuance in order that he might tu^ number of times the ad aopear- STEA.MSH1P TICKETS—all parts of For two months, Mrs. Speyer, is obtain counsel. He was released un­ ed. charging at the rate earned, but the world. Ask for sailing l's>» -tnd Help Wanted— Female 8 5 Tell Her What You Want Suburban for Bent 66 to continue living under the same der $500 bond furnished by his em­ ao allowances or refunds can be mads rates. Phone 750-2, R obert J, Siiilih I 1009 Main stree,L roof as her husband, John— but not ployer. on six time ads stopped after the WANTED— IN NORTH Coventry wo- PASTUBAGE FOB HEIFEBS .and fifth day. ''m Y n as cook and general housework She will take your ad, help you word It for best results, dry cows. Trout Brook Farm. E. B. as a wife. She is to continue her The condition of Anton Leone, No “till forbids"; display lines not Automobiles for Sale in modern country home for ^m and see that it Is properly inserted. Bill will be mailed Treat, Addison. M. H. Bro-wnall, f-'re­ relations as mother to her four one ot the school children who was sold. ^ mer. References required. Tel. man. same day allowing you until seventh day, after insertion man. children. She Is even to continue seriously hurt when the truck over­ The Herald will not he responsible FOR SALE— 1926 Studtbaker B ig Six lor more than one Incoirect Insertion 1204-2. to take advantage of the CASH RATE. to perform, the household duties turned and pinned him under it as sedan, A-l shape. Will demqnstraie Summer Homes, for Renl 67 of any advertisement ordered for to anyone interested. Call at -4 she has carried on since her mar­ he stood waiting for a school bus, more than one time. Trotter street or telephone 975-3. Help Wanted— Male The inadvertent omlssloi or incor­ TO BENT—7 BOOM furnished cot­ riage In 1911— hut—• was reported at Memorial hospital rect publication of advertising will be tage, gas and electric lights $35 per Instead of receiving as her com­ today as somewhat improved. How­ FOR SALE—1922 Overland coupe, WANTED—HIGH SCHOOL rectified only, by cancellation of the good mechaiiicai'condition, tires and week. Myrtle Beach. Call David Mc- pensation, a husband’s love and af­ ever, his condition Is still regarded charge made for the service rendered. vea^-s or ov er to w ork Saturday only, collum. Phone 1193-3. upholstery. Inquire 150 Bissell street. in our meat and grocery fection, she is to receive a fiat as serious. All advertisements must conform Boys accepted will be given w o^ FOB BENT—LAKE SHOBE cottage wa«e for her work, of $10 week­ throughout the next school term. Honsehold Goods 51 Apartments. Flats, Tenements 83 in style, copy and typography with FOR SALE— 1927 F ord touring car. at Bolton. 'Will rent by week or ly. Parker or Waterman Pen sets in regulations enforced by the publish­ Call at 25 Charter Oak street. Apply J- 'W- H ale C o m p a n y . _____ month. Telephone 1081. If the trial divorce-^TVltb the gift boxes at M;urphy’s Pharmacy, A GOOD BRUSSELS rug, suitable for FIVE ROOM TENEMENT to rent ers, and they reserve the right to WANTED—TWO FIRST class paint- Cottage street, newly papered ana companionate edit, levlse or reject any copy con­ any room in you r hom e $27.50. clause— is successful Depot Square.— ^Adv. 1925 Ford T ouring. ers. Apply to 90 M am street. J. • painted. Apply T3 Cottage street. jWanted to Rent 68 sidered objectionable. 1925 Moon Touring. Guaranteed extra heavy felt base Judge Sabath Intimated that It Tam m any. ClXlglNG HOURS—Classified i-ds 1921 Bay State Touring. floor covering 85c, put on your floor. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tenement will be made permanent. to be published same day must be re­ Benson Furniture Company, Home of WANTED— ^THREE OR POUR room good bedding. Do bettei at Benson’s. 177 Oak street. Inquire 179 Oak apartment. North End preferred. The originator of the trial com­ ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays MANCHFSTER MOTOR SALES W ANTED-ALL AROUND farm hand. street or ca ll 1619 a fter 5 p. m. KkSO a. m. Dependable Used Cars Call 258-3. panionate divorce is Mrs. .Seyer, single man preferred Call 109-12 FOR THE NEXT 4 DAYS -vi'e ivill sell HOMES 1069 Main St.______Tel. 740 f o r RENT OR FOR SALE five room who suggested it to the court baby carriages and strollers, at 20 Houses for Sale 7 a Telephone Your Want Ads . WE HAVE AN OPENING in Manches- per cent off for cash. Our overstock double tenement, all improvements when confronted with the dilemma 1927 Oldsm oblle Landau. $700. IIS North Elm street. Tel. 2257. 1926 C hrysler 58 Sedan, $4'75. ter for a young man of about 2a sale is still In full swing. Shrewd of providing for her four children $6,000 to $7,000 Ads are accepted over the telephone years with some office experience. OAKLAND STREET SECTION, an ex­ 1925 Oldsm oblle Sedan. $375. buyers are coming oi^ way. ; : ^ ^ r e NT—FOUR ROOM tenement at the CHARGE RATE given above Must be_able to operate typewriter Furniture_Cqmpany. Home of good FOR RENi ^UUK k d ceptional home for the price. Six in case her divorce plea is granted. 1926 Oldsm oblle 2-D oor Sedan, $450. The salary is not large but ^here is with all improvements. large rooms, open attic, furnace, city Brand ne'w, six rooms, all the fix­ as a convenience to advertisers, but Ten other good used cars at reduc­ bedding. Do better at Benson's. Ordinarily the courts have main­ me CASH RATES Will bo accepted as a splendid opportunity for building 130 Bissell street. water, electric lights, a real garage tained that the divorced couple ings. spick and span. One the FULL p a y m e n t If paid at the busi­ ed prices. _ up a larger income through hard for three cars. Lot 100 feet front. C RA W FO RD AUTO SUPPLY CO. FOR SALE—ONE COFFIELD Ironer, FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all whole family will like. Garage? ness office on or before the seventh work and conscientious effort. Tell used very little, no reasonable offer Price $5,200. Cash and terms can be must live apart. , Center and Trotter Sts. improvements, garage. 26 Walker arranged. For appointment, to In­ “ But besides the children need­ Oh, yea. All for $6,000 on easy dav following the first insertion of Tel.' 1174 or 2021-2.______all about you^elf in refused. Call 1664. each ad., otherwise the CHARGE ^dressed to B ox H, In care o f Herald^ .street, off East Center, good location, spect call Walton W. Grant, 75 Pearl ing me,” explained Mrs. Speyer, terms, convenient location, rent reasonable. Inquire 30 Walker street. Hartford 2-7584 or 22 Cam­ Ha TUi will be collected. No responsi­ 1927 Studebaker Standard Sedan. FOR SALE—STROLLER baby walker, John would also have a hard time bility for errors In telephoned ads street. bridge street, Manchester 221. 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Sedan. Situations Wanted— Female 88 bassinet, bed mattress, bureau, brus- living there alone. I don’t want will be assumed and their accuracy 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Sedan. sels rug, crib, clothes hamper, desk. American Colonial, S rooins, .fram e. s o ! HOW. LONS HAS THIS BEEN-, GOINS

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i / ....) B y P e r c y FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: SKIPPY SENSE *«> NONSENSE “TTT“ •r A number ot cars were sold re­ cently in Kansas City at each .What a wonderful chance to have «/* FfirtV «e «e rA «e « traded in ours. , SoL■fMr'sJl^MLr •fUe-ttMG BOTCH O’tW rtV VA COtfi* 09 ^ V In America the peer seem to be •SOO. F o u e e t '. distinguished as those who wash A LOT e’CKOff their owhj cars. 5 6 T A N V H HouJ fiASV / .‘i, A/f 5 .- X Pod STAHOuI { H0U> The Modem Version Off OveKVAjCOVUTlH' ‘ ‘T must not work, 1 must not play :L ! VAOUT’.y '^ Upon God’s holy Sabbath day.” No! Get 'he car, step on the gas

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Alas! One thing you can’t get vaccinated against is the itch to pass the other oar. 1/ It takes about 1,500 nuts to hold an automobile together, but it only '' ' — _!■ _ - takes one to scatter it all over the imhUfL CMArTftiWi ■REaU.S.PAT,OfF. - 5C1' - /i 01928. *Y SIRViet, INC. landscape...... I I ■ ...... ■■ Motorist— “ Is there any speed If show prices go any higher, the OUR BOARDING HOUSE law hero?” The Toonerville Trolley That M eets A ll the Trains By Fontaine Fox audience will have to give up Native— Naw, you fellers can’t By Gene Ahem clothes too. get through here anj* too fast for us.” - f ’MfT S K lp f^ A IS HIS E er’s window. A0oO^ " f M ^ A man stopped at the window, C0Ml/Li6 MEPE -lb KANSAS CtiV, m V - VaIORLP SI<3MS COA/tETo read the sign and entered the shop. .\lP0 QUms A BIT oFTkAVeUKiS Is— an EASY TASK. It is interest­ t i ^a y e l i m '' a l l t m r u m e ! A billy goat has bumpers. VdlTH ME t EM©LAkiP,-'-FRAMCE,-> ing, however, in spite of that, and The firefly is a bright spotlight. AAT AM Y A L E T ? - ^ par is four. One solution is on an­ rTAUV, ESNPT; FACT. Rabbits are puddle jumpers. other page: Cibiels have balloon-tired feet. EVERVultteKB !'^ I LEAV/E “TMe w m is Ta M, Nou is ! ' And carry spares of what they ELUaPATlAi''Tb A AMM eat; LAST oF.-ThllS \AiBEK FOR THE A s V PBMOCRATiC COAiV/ei^TlOli 1/^ VlMo l^l/a VALET LAK PEN r The kangaroos with rumble seats. Houston \ ^ so THE AlAliT IS I u M ^ F " One thing we haven’t heard of MATtfeR OV/5R1 - M o u l a m W M V A L E T f i Flip— “ Tom talks all the time. h He just rattles on like a second­ hand car.” Flap— “ Yes, but his clutch is so different!” T A S K A hardened motorist ran down a ^ , THE RULES young jay walker. “ Hey,” he shout­ ed, “ while you're under there take 1— The idea ot letter golf Is toa look at my brake rod!” change one word to another and do it in par, a given number ot The Hlt-and-Run Fellow strokes. Thus to change COW to Friend— “ I suppose you didn’t HEN, in three strokes, COW, HOW, run across a fellow named Scrim­ hi:. HEW, HEN. shaw on your travels?” 2— You can change only one let- Road Hog— “ Dunno, old man— I te- at a time. never stop to ask their names!” 3— You must have a complete word, ot common usage, for each A news item of admonition: This Ju np„ Slang words and abbrevia­ year’s output of motor cars will tions don’t count. run into millions. M i l A - r ! - 4— The order of letters cannot be Cop—rLady, don’t you know this changed. is a safety zone? Woman Driver (in difficulties)— Demand tor Style Of ’Course— that’s why I drove in ma.u.$.Mr.crr, here. If I'm to be driven to drink, C<928, BY Nu aonncb me. = 6-10 I declare then I shall not be ('Fontaine Fox. 1928, The Bell Synd back’ard Prospect— "Wouldn’t thiiik of In letting you know what I think buying here. Why. you have only I’d prefer to go, please, in a two or three buildings in this new Packard. town of yours.” B y C r a n e •Realtor of Boom Town: “ I know, W ASHINGTON TUBBS II The only difference between the but just look at the parking space.” old days and the new is that the Gl?eAtl s x w T NtH. Atf I OOTTA If the person driving the car people used to travel 20 miles to T teW : v '' W W lO Ke? ANfV'i PW l PlAtJ t o PAIMT tK’ get to church on Sunday and now happens to be one who talks with / viie’uL sHoviJ OP iK o s e they drive 50 miles to get away his hands, we should think he would I eCfHS. <65,000 G5 SOY. vOon-T vl£ DOMWtS MOKO UAOGKeP tOViJM GRteM WITH ARC HOO be apt to stutter a little. from It. CASK f09- MOOR. l\A\e A KOW’LL 'NC: AT 0012. TReftSURe AMF, c n VV, me'uuwiocv GAV\e? ?i«Afe t«eA^uRe.^ SPeKP v t? wlOT’U DO? ? U t OM 'e n DeAP. -THt DOG 1 T BACVA iM Trt* \ V\0(At tOwlM, ^\RST. nomr ^ UAl COCHRAN — PICrUttS ^ lOilCK Mca.u.C.MT.orr.

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The British American Club ^ lll SHORTCAKE SUPPER hold their annual picnic on Satur­ UTTLE FELLOWS FLEE day, June 23, at John Hand’s Grove at Coventry Lake. Members who UNDER ERROR OF GUILT FREE PARKING, AND DANCE Intend going are asked to leave BIRTHDAY CARDS names with the clul steward as V • ’ soon as possible. Transportation Two small boys, living on Purnell SPACE IN ' ; Manchester Green School will be provided and the party will place are sure that they have done 5c to 35c -J leave the club rooms at 1 p. m. something wrong, but they did not REAR OF STORE FRIDAY EVG. JUNE 22 sharp. do it. The children, both under five, stationery, Main Floor ^ SOUfH^MRhCHESTER-CONN- ^ were coming ■ up the hill towards Given by M. G. Community Club The Junior choir of the North Main street. One of the boys, the for Benefit of Baseball Team Methodist church will rehearse younger, picked up a atone and ; Supper at 7 p. m.>-4SO cents t^iR evening at 7 o’clock at the tried to' throw it towards Main Dancing at 8 p. m.— 50 cents home of Miss Lydall, 22 Hudson street. Instead the stone hit the street. large plate glass window of Wil­ AL BEHREND’S ORCHESTRA liam Rubinow’s shop facing to the . iGUR ENTIRE STOCK The Right Reverand E. Campion north. The boys took one look and Acheson, D". D. Suffragan bishop of saw a large crack across the win­ ' j 1 - ^ O F — .■ ‘ Connecticut, will administer the rlt^ dow and ran for their lives down ABOUT TOWN of confirmation to a class of adults the hill. at St. Mary’s Episcopal church this The impact of the stone against evening at 7:30. the glass was heard by several per­ $59.50"$69.5047950 sons who, seeing the crack, report­ Word was received this morning i Anyo'ne needing furniture at this ed the affair to the store. It hap­ of the sudden death of Mrs. J. D. pens, however, that the hoys did not Clarke of Saybrook, sister-in-law of ! time can secure some attractive bargains at tbe Benson Furniture do ^ e damage at all, as the glass Mrs. E. H. Crosl y and Mrs. F. M. has been broken tor about a week. Wolcott of this town. Co. They are holding a big sale as tbe store is overstocked and mer­ DIVORCE DECISION HELD A whlsi will be given by the chandise must be moved to make room. Every bit of it is new fresh Womens’ Guild of St. James’ The contested divorce action of .church in St. James’ Hall this eve­ stock and you will find it marked at Alice H. Campbell 'of Burnside ning. The proceeds will be used attractive prices. against Henry W. Campbell of Man­ in charitable work among the needy chester, a freight conductor on the in the parish. Mrs. Michael Barry The Luther League of the Swed­ New York, New Haven and Hart­ is president ofl the Guild and also ish Lutheran church will furnish ford Railroad Comply, in which heads the committee in charge of part of the program of entertain­ Intolerable cruelty and drunken­ the whist^ ment at the 24th Annual Lawn ness is charged, came to a close be­ social held at the Emmanual church fore Judge Arthur Ells in fche su­ An application for a marriage Id Hartford on Wednesday, Thurs- perior court In Hartford yesterday. license was filed in Hartford yes­ (■ y and Friday evenings this week. Decision was reserved. The Camp­ terday by John Relg a farmer, giv­ bells were married in Holyoke. JUST A FEW DAYS LEFT— ing Manchester as his home, and Mass., June 28, 1917, and separat­ To Close-Out Tomorrow Mary J. Robinson of Springfield. PLAN TO AHEND LAKE ed In SepteTiber, 1925. A surprise party was given last evening by a group of frlendi for Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald of WEBSTER CONFERENCE June Towel Sale Bissell street. .Mr. McDonald is em­ WATKINS BROTHERS ployed by James Ford, the painter, and about 15' of bis co-workers Lake "You Say It, I Stutter,’’ or $35.00 were present at the party. Mr. Mc­ Donald was presented with a man­ what you will, located in Webster, Jl[u tteral At Special Low Prices tle clock while Mrs. McDonald re- Mass., will be the scene of the c Dived a chest of silverware. The month’s encampment of the Swed- d ir e c to r s (Sizes 16 to 44) % presentation speech was made by Lutheran New England Conference James Ford. During the evening of Luther Leagues in August, it Edward Dowd gave a violiu solo koben K Anderson Fine Turkish Towels was announced today. The correct Hand tailored kasha and broadcloth coats and Samuel Ford and Frank Hooey in plain white, size 20x40 inches, and fancy sang several selections. name of the lake, as given by an trimmed with squirrel, fitch, monkey and Indian tribe many years ago con­ Phone ^00 o* 748-2 colored borders in blue, rose, nile apd gol(l(-size tained 45 letters. It is several buttermole. Scarf coats, coats with fur 20x44 inches. Heavy, strong towels for daily The Fourth is only two weeks use. $2.90 a dozen, each. away and there is ri.ason to feel words joined into one and is spelled cuffs, and coats with fur collars. Every that Manchester w‘ ' again have a as follows: coat is full silk lined. Also imported sport noisy Fourth. Those who make it a “ Chargoggagoggmanchaugaggogg- coats by “Townfield.” The colors include business ti. sell fireworks are alive chaubunagungamaugg or Chargog- green, beige, black, navy and natural. Sizes as to d.'Jea and already spaeas for amongamaug as a compromise. Charles Lakingj 16 to 44. Not one of these coats have been Heavy T urkishT owels stands have been rented. Dealers In Called Webster Lake for conven­ fireworks make a specialty of steal­ ience, this resort is widely knowm priced below $60, some as high as $80. For in plain white or handsome borders in blue, ing marches on each other a . to about New England. It is one of Auto tops repaired, recovered j best selection an early visit is advised as they gold and rose. . Size 23x44 inches. Heavy, the most beautiful lakes in the Bay and rebuilt. Automobile trim­ absorbent towels that regularly retail at 50c locations. They do a great dea, of are sure to go quickly at this extremely low and 59c each. $4.45 a dozen. Bach, thinking well in advance, but keep State. A number of Manchester ming in all its branches. Best] price. their intended loc.itions very secret young people are planning to spend materials used. All kinds of until jus. before the setting up of their vacation at the lake, being the stands. quartered at the Luther Camp. leather goods repaired. HALE’S COATS—Main Floor The South Manchester Luther Also Harness Repairing. Turkish Bath Towels Members of the Army and Navy l>eague voted at its last meeting to send a delegate to the camp with in the popular large size, 22x44 inches. Heavy, club auxiliary who are going on :114 Maih S t , Tel. 128-4 the outing to Coventry Lake Sat­ expenses paid for a week. Applica­ double thread towels with fancy borders In the urday, are requested to be at the tions for the privilege are to be Soutj[i Manchester wanted shades. Also few dobby checked corner of Spruce and East Center made to Miss Margaret Parson, at small Turkish towels included. 69c and 75c streets at 1:30 p. m. Saturday. 13 Green Hill street. quality. $5.75 a dozen. Each,

Arrived Today— HALE’S TOWEL SALE— Main Floor 15 Only STUNNING J i A TBST TON/ ? PHONES ' Evening 7 " Summer and (5N4mO"^(^Comblnations GOOD THINGS TO EAT Afternoon FROCKS For Figure Beauty H O W COM E? and Body Freedom How come the Pinehurst vegetables to be so ex­ Inexpensively Priced traordinarily fresh? How comes it that even They are so soft and light those going to the folks on the earliest morning that one is iever conscious delivery bear no sign of being left-overs— have all Gowns that a combination is being the crispness and sweetness and bloom of the gar­ If you’re a stranger in town worn. .. .yet they mold the den? and want to find out about the flgure and tMmly smooth its $ 10.00 lines to more graceful pro­ Of course, everybody knows that Pinehurst gets quality of the very pick of the native product— truck from the portions. The combinations To Close Out are made from light weight home market-gardens. But of course, too, many Our Coal Washable silk crepes, sleeveless rayon and brocade. Sizes offerings are made in advance of the local season or long sleeves . . . .for golf, tennis 36 to 48. Priced, — and these also go out from Pinehurst in the very Just let us send you a sample Tomorrow at or all sports wear. . . .one and perfection of condition. ton. It will convince you that two piece prints for afternoon It’s this way. While you are enjoying the lat­ you want your bins filled full. wear and bridge parties. .. .fluffy ter half of your night’s sleep a Pinehurst truck and floral georgettes in light pastel $3.50 and a Pinehurst buyer are flashing over the roads to the shades for summer dances at the wholesale markets, where are being unloaded from G. E. Willis & Son, Inc. shore or informal gatherings in rdtrigerator cars the fresh fruits of the soil from Mason Supplies. town. Plenty of sises lor the $6.50 far and ndar. And by the time you are thinking Main Street Phone 60 price young miss and her smart mother. »about getting up, the day’s stock of extra careful selections is being unloaded at Pinehurst— or if not Hale’s Frocks— ^Main Flcxir Hale’s Corsets— ^Main always quite so early as that then always in time Floor \ for that celebrated early morning delivery. Somebody has to turn night into day in order to give A pollo you this kind of stuff and this kind of service. But that’s what we’re here for. Pinehurst garden truck isn’t better than some just because we say so FREE! A Grass Catcher but because we go to a lot of pains to have it so. Chocolates We found long ago that it pays. Tomorrow—-A Sale of Silk Undies With Every Lawn Mower FR E SH FISH Sweetbreads A gift quite different from by express frem Boston Scotch Hams I the others for graduation. Purchased Tomorrow Ond Group ' One Group Thursday and Friday Jellied Corned Beef Appreciated by all. morning. Tender Shoulder Liamb Mackerel for stewing. We have just unpacked a Silk Undies Silk Undies Sword Breast of Veal Halibut shipment of these Chocolates Veal Ground 45c lb. Butterfish special for this event. $2.69 Pinehurst Hamburg 25e Steak Cod A splendid opportunity to re­ Filet of Haddock lb. plenish your llngetle supply for va­ Dressed Haddock All the fresh vegetables cation days. This group included Fine quality rayon goWns trim­ med With lace yokes or cootraatlng Filet of Sole that are in season. crepe, d6: chine slips, step-ins and SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK bloomers in plain tailored or lace bands in pastel shades. Also heavy, trimmed models. Also good-look­ silk crepe step-ins and slips trim­ SxKXKXXXX3tXX9CXXXX90«XX8C^^ ing rayon pajamas and gowns med with dainty lace edgings, inser­ Cream Wafers triihmed' with lace or contrasting tions and hemstitchihg. The 'wise Lawn Mowers colored binding. Flesh, peach, shopper 'will purphase many items K»tX9CXX3tXXX9C36XXXXX36KXXX^^ from this group for summer needs. In four flavors of pepper­ nlle, white and maize. Our regu­ $12 and $15 ’ lar 82.98 quality. Plenty of sizeis. mint, lemon, lime and winter- Service — Quality — Low Prices green . $10.00 Hand Made Cool 39 c Finest Fresh Fish Your choice of an Oak Leaf ball beating lawn mower with an 8-inch driving .-wheel and four Muslin Gowns Crepe Pajamas Fan^ Fresh Mackerel Fresh Halibut Steak cutting blades; or a Run Easy lawn mower In 14 or 16 inch idze, 8 inch driving wheel. Fresh Red Salmon Steak Cod Try a box of Apollo Garden OAK LEAF LAWN MOWERS ... .$13.50 99c Cape Cod Butterfish Boston Bluefish of Sweets Special Candy (18 Inch size) Imported from Porto Rieo. These $1.49 to $2.98 Round Clams for chow­ Fancy Buck Shad ROLO LAWN MOWERS ...... ;... $17.50 a ^ made entirely - by hand' der. Steaming Clams (18 Inch size) ■ a,nd comailh pl^n.colors, of white, Plain colors, and novelty Fillets of Cod 9 8 c CELEBRATED TOWNSEND ESSEX fleshTafid'pOach w'lth . a' hand em- Forty Fathom Fillets broidewdrfdesign in 'the front. V prints in light pastel shades. Fancy Shore Haddock Fresh Swordfish LAWN MOWERS ...... $22.50. or round iteickllhes., Two piece styl^. (16 inch size and 11 Inch high wheels.) , PRINCESS CELEBRATED 'TOWNSEND ESSEX LAWN MOWERS ...... $24:50 HALE’S:SILK UNDERVi^AR— Main Floor, Rear; Manchester Public Market CANDY SHOP (18 inch size and 11 Inch high wheels.) Lawn Mo'i^rs—^Basement. . A. Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 Corner Main and Pearl Streets - South Mandififiter r e o n o a o

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