SCANT M O N KUHN, LOEB CO. Scene Of Economic Parley And Its Hosts SEC. HULL OF VOTES PUTS IS NEXT B A M

S TOWNJNTOSUIT TO B O O B E D FROMI , • ^ M ost« ( American Ddegatn Manchester Made a Party in Senate Invesdgators Also to Washington Is Silent Away from Today’s Seo- Taxpayers’ Rate Case by Examine the Financing rioD— War Drills Di^ Majority of 13— Good Methods of DiDon, Read On The Debt Situation cassed DespBe Fact S i^ Sized Vote in Eyeniiig. and Co. This Sommer. With toe London govemmect ap­ already turned down an offer of ject b d Been Barred parently nutating between de­ ten per cent payment, presumably By tie margin of 13 votei, the Washington, June 18.—(AP)— fault and partial payment on because It was not ..urrounded 1^ Senate investigatoi* decided to­ Thursday’s^ war debt Installment, satisfactory conditions. Rnmor That Earopon Town of ManchooUr yeiterday Thus it appeared that whatever voted to conduct a rate caie agalnit day to open toe investigation of Ambassador Sir Ronald Undsay called first thing today upon Act­ suggestion toe ambassador made it the Mancbeeter Electric Company. Kuhn, Loeb and Company and Dil­ took one of two lines, either a new Blocs Are Being Fermd lon, Read and Company, June 26. ing Secretary ctollHps at toe State Tbe election, deeplte Department. offer of partial payment iiuder con­ the temperature wae in the tKKfc all Tbe Senate banking sub-com^t- Phillips said later that toelr dis­ ditions more suitable to toe Presi­ to Force Hand of 0. S. - day, brought out a large vote, tbe tee in charge o f toe InvestlgmtiOT cussion bad been < purely informal dent or a warning that default was tow number caet being 2,227. decided to continue hearings tWs conversation and that no formal imminent. Early Vote light month instead >4 waiting unttl fall offer was made. Sir Ronald de­ Ambassador May of Belgium also called upon Acting Secretary Etoil- London, June 18.—(AP) — 156* Voting in ^ early boure mm- when toe inquiry Into J. P. Morgan clined to comment. cated that but a email part of the and Company will be resumed. Whether a new proposal was ten­ lips but would not say whether he world economic conference today SuT regleUred voure of toe town Ferdinand Pecora, committee tatively and Informally suggested brought formal notification of Bel­ ended Ite lecond dasr's seseion, dur- ^ would 3 a t toelr vote on toe ieeue gium's previously annoxmced inten­ counsel, reported to t^ could not be ascerta.'*ed. Ing/wbicb Secretary of State HJffl forced by toe Taxpwere' u«. be was ready to proried with . toe tion to default. Tbe conchjslon generally drawn and moot of toe American deloga* proponwte of toe l & t tor tower^ other two private banking bouses from Sir Ronald’s visit was that Tbe Belgium Installment totals Ugbting echedulee and abolltom of at any time and would socm wt following last night’s surprise ses­ 16326,000. The country defaulted UoD absented themselves, with two tS t ^ e a charge" of tbe 1 ^ utU* ready to go ahead with scrutiny of on a Myment of 82,126,000 last major crU.es bolllhg up. both Itv company. Due to toe not sion of toe British Cabinet, be bad the C h u S National Bank of actually made some Jew Informal DecemMr. them Involving toe United Statap weatoer.^many voters waited until Minister Davila of Rumania con­ after sundown to cast toelr vote. York. propo^, but what It was could not ferred with Assistant Secretary I a point of attack by other The committee agreed to Include be determined. Although one of toe simplest elec­ Moley, tlons. ^ . tions to7e placed on the v o ^ ma­ the Chase National Investigation Administration advisors tave emphasized that acceptance of a Rumania, owing $1,000,000, has The first storm revolved about chines, necessitatli^ only tbe mov- along with toe others in toe hear- announced that she will follow toe palpal payment depends entirely the war debte, which wae predM- iMdownward cf either toe •‘yea” » mgs beginning June 20 lead of Great Britain with refer­ tated into toe x>nference by toe “no" counter, 80 voters evidently Pecora said the investigation upon toe conditions attached to it. Reports from London were to en t to payment or default addresaea of delegatee deeplte tihe were of the opinion ^e would open with fact that toe rubject wae barred counter should be pushed back ^ t- p^jjy gg June 26, and that whether from toe agenda. Tbe otoer iyn. er voting, for that number o* votM ______Read inquiryInoulry followed broglio concerned monetary nii^ ware lost on the question, altojmgh immediately depended upon the toe record of that number having ters. • cumstances. the weather, the «w - D A L A D e OFFERS Delegates and observers, ae toe attempted, unsuccessfully to vote mlttee and "the 'mdurance of toe BOYD AND PALS was i^ e ! Of this number 64 were day procMded, voiced toe view counsel." „ , that it was obvious that European men and 26 women. Date Uncertain Men’s Vote Responsible Although toe committee deter­ ARRIVE IN HAITI 3 POINT PROGRAM blocs were being formed to foiga The vote on the women's ma- toe band of toe United Statea iip , mined definitely to go into toe those questions so ae to get Im i^ cl^ 268 "Yes," 410 o Chase bank and its security afflll- m ajority o f *67 votes in o p p c ^ ^ j dlate settlement ol tbe war dew ate, toe Chase Securities Corpora­ problem and to bring the American to ooowcting toe rate case. The tion, now ordered divorced, Pecora French Premier at World 1 Forced Down Before They monetary viewpoint around to ttu tt last machine turned toe vote in said toe date was uncertain. favor of tbe proponents of t^ ra^ Otto H. Kahn, one of toe leading George. Delegates from 60 or more nations assembled, toelr dossiers packed with problems and Issues perti o f Europe. case. A majority of 121 votes rf members of Kuhn, Loeb and Com­ nent to a solution of the world’s vexatious problems., Reach Port4ihFr«ce, Ob­ Parley Ontlines His Plan Secretary HoO Abaent those opposed to too rate w e fight pany, will be toe first witness. Mr. Hull, scheduled aa tbe flrf( was reiJrtePBd on toe firrt two "The Investigation is designed to to KiD Depression. speaker to^y, did not appear a ^ men's machines to bo counted, toe show toe general activities of these jective of Long F i i ^ It was stated that preparation,. 134 majority on the 'aat mMhtoe houses and toelr naetoods of doing bis speech had bera delayed, turning the vote in favor of toe KWOFUnCHELl business," Pecora said, n e w : YORK OFFICIALS toat be couM not apesde before to- Taxpayers' League case. “We will study the flotation « ] >jH«ri>A«rPrlnce, Haiti, June 1 8 ------London, June 18.— (A P )—, tA The total vote cast yesterday w m securities and toelr methods of H^AP> —Captain J. Errol Boyd and.-three-potot program-to piffl-. deJegatesT however, ex­ within 1,000 votes ; ‘ cm T S o t o faction s .w orked aU day today's session of the world eeb- something to do with toe delay, ^es- Dillon, Read firm, will be^he fi^ Haiti, where they were forced dowu Bomic conference; pedally In vlW of the eagerly trying to bring out the vote, and last nlgM-after flying .2,471 muis cSSderteb toe weather, each s ^ and leading witness in the- tnvesti- Brother of Banker’s Wife He'mdled for currency stabiliza­ awaited announcement by Chs^ oeeded as well as could be ex- gation of that House. Want to Hare Definite State­ MAHERN STARTS non-stbp from New York. tion, economic accords, and huge cellor o f tbe Ebeebequer Nevule Albert H. W lggln, form er circle the world. He President Roosevelt nomlc conference as leacHng dMji- lighting at an increased scale of slid­ Meantime, District Attorney Bar­ left at 8:15 p. m., Monday, Moscow “Your Honor,” said .Steuer, ad­ the bill providing for a $2,009,000,- gates took toe flooi to expotmd tbh ing costs annually. Approximately Killed With Ice Pick. ron Hill of Suffolk county. New time (12:15 p. m., e. a. L, Monday). dressing Federil Judge Henry W. 000 reflnancli)8 small home views of their governments. Goddard a« court' b^ed, “Mr, one-half of the street lights in town York, was questioning Mrs. Cei­ His thoughts today were no long­ mortgages to put them on a lower Sensation followed sensation .te Rend called at my rcsidrace at 8 were removed, due to the failure of lings at Stamford concerning the er of breaking the globe flight of Interest rate. the morning session, which met ^ o’clock last night;;At 8:30 he was the town to vote the extra appropri­ New York, June 13.—(AP)— partial identification rhe made yes­ Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, but The administration hopes to a state of excitement as a result of seized with a Jiaart attack. We ation for street lighting. The vote The trail of a murder mob hunted terday, linking the am*udng silver rather of setting a solo mark which have the new law in active operation toe war debts crisis with which tl^ called a. specialist, who worked to reduce the appropriation was for a dozen recent homicides was burglar with the bizarre yacht would stand for some time. within a month. British Cabinet was struggling sponsored by President Sherwood over him an hour and a half. He fresnly red today with tbe blood of murder and re-opening the sensa­ On the 2,500 mile jog to Nome, It permits holders of mortgages day. G. Bowers, of the Taxpayers’ Asso­ tional Investigation which had for was finally able to return to his ho­ Ml homer valued at 820,000 or 1m s First, Secretary of State HnH, a triple slaying. tel, in care of a nurse. I was told ciation at the October town meet­ The bodies were found late last nearly two years been marked “un­ ((km tlnoed -On P ^ ie Seven) to exchange these for' govem n^t v jc was to deliver the flrirt riisseb ing. solved.” thin morning his condition Is such bonds bearing an Interest rate of 6 did not appear, and Fremler DsiA* night in a $6 a week fiat of an that it will be impossible to tell for East 65th street tenement. Each ^ Dreger’s Alibi per cent. , dler of France took his place. Hill, *apparently not satisfied the time being what may develop.” A loan of eighty per cent toe T^e word from Amerlexn- dels^ y ’had been stabbed in the chest. The To Be Called Later with Dreger’s slibi that he was ip value of toe homes, with $14,000 as Mot headquarters was that thm d-jath weapon weiJ an ice pick. P art BAY STATE VOTING George Z. Medalle, U. S. attor­ HITLER’S LEADERS of it was found, brokf off in the Buffalo at the time of the yacht the maximum, is provided. had been a delay to preparing 1^*, slaying, also is pressing the widow ney, agreed'that Rend could be Moratorlmn Permitted temple of one of the victims. called later, and Harry F. Mayer, A three year moratorium on inter­ Hull’s speech. ^ Identifications were made by the slain yachtsman for a posi­ Premier Daladier It was denied that the debt .nrii^ vice president of the National est payments is permitted. IN VIENNA H E D fingerprint records. The dead men, tive statement, either that Dreger ON DRY LAW TODAY bad anything to’ do with the d^jjg is or is not the msm who slew her (3ty Company took the stand. Loans for back taxes are allowed. words on tbe world crisis and the although if ‘ waS' understood known to police as petty racketeers Last night Rend, on' toe stand If the holders of mortgages cannot v’ere: Charles Cabrelse, Salvatore husband, kidnaped and attacked remedies we sincerely feel to he! the Americans did discuss toe her in a sm all ix>at, and le ft five- only about five minutes, testified he exchange them for government most efficacious,” Premier Daladier Tulumello and Louis Sally. was a “man of means” and Steuer paper, the law permits a cash loan Imbroglio, .hrhlch .Premier year-old Barbara Collings, their said* Flashily Dressed All Indications Point That told the court and jury that he in­ to the home owner up to .40 per a’d of Great Britain, chairman Brown Shirts Blamed for All three were expensively and daughter, aboard the palatial yacht very halls of the Ix>n(k)Q the parley, precipitated yea*3 tended to prove that Mrs. Mitchell cent of the value of the mortgage Geological Museum are insufficient flashily dressed. In sharp contrast off Long Island. had at her disposal the resources of and bearing six per cent interest b;' raising the question, df- to the plainness of the flat. They Hill, pursuing various ramifica­ Wets Win Pile Up a Big Fifteen years is allowed for aB re­ governmental debts on tiie- Series of Bombings in the tions of the caae, was expected to her brother, had she been called '. (OontJnped on Page Two) had been dead probably since Sat­ upon to pay cash for tbe 18,300 payments. _ the conference, against the urday. They must have been mur- arrange another meeting between A home owners loan corporation of AmFrica. . - Mrs. Collings and the former Sing Majority. shares o f National CSty bank stock t r e a s u r y b a l a n c e . Then Finance 'Unlster Junf Anstrian Capital. dere**. police said, not many hours she purchased from her husband In is created to, administer the .act after the slaying oi three other .gtoOiw g^ QoiQiiig, howeyW* Alaska, from Khabarovsk, Siberia. landed their two planes at Bogota, *72,666. lay their hands on those responsi­ Today rapeallate were predicting ference it developed toe fund was new mayor, toe A/ year did toeMri- Mayor William Andi»Benkrln.ytorf^ SDdth Captain J. Errol Boyd and two Oolomhla after a four stage fltLUt ble for toe week-end shootings and a victory by as large a majori^ as com|>letely wiped out and that cal producer ddio 'as a you^gs^, dMr'a municipal,, .'Meqtoott' -towi'hto Stesm bomtdngs. Tbe authorities , were companions were forced down in fitnn SL Louis. fore the whole sum was debut Be dtog - ntoA , and attnrJt . ^ FavorabMi weather was await^ .sight to one. ran away from hdme to Join a etor ' tocsd with two new bomb' acplq- mud fla^ near SLMarc, Haiti, Mon­ No data fbr toe ratification con- . ... . aldedotoers to. nMdtf iW PS d e q ^ e ^ Moos esr^ tois morning. day, dibit of Haiti, todr god to by R t e p ^ Datilus and Stanley Mayer said toe company to its to- toStrioal debuts 4t r ^ GirdiaB before starting tto a 4389 vention has been set but Governor long han MtolwapoHi 1 wrec^psd ^ fixed-price store todr non-stop lUgbt from New m y was expected t ocall it into ses ,-i. ►. York. Th^ were Hot hurt and toelr mile flight ttom New! Toric to closed vp JJ|At, ’ siq« so^tin^ In J-dy, , _ .(OoBtliRiqd On PafO ’ /•r* , ■'.S', plaite wffwbd no dami|^ - tithuaoto: 'J,' ,t- Qb . Fags fisar^ 'h - 7 ' ^ .

PAOBTWO VAKCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. UAN0HB8TER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 18,1988. u : . ■ I WHISKEY SELLERS a U B MEMBERS DISPLAY EMEBOENCY DOCTORS iUOffrtOWII. DEMOCRAISFAniD HXiSEAPnOfES fflSBlIO fflfH I Plqrsiclans who wlU raapoad THEIR SUMMER FLOWERS to snsrgency calls tomorrow af­ ▲ strawberry fastlval will be held MUSTPAYTAXES ternoon are Dr. Lundberg, 6638 by the Concordia Lutheran ehur^ T o c a m i n E D P BAIUNCIIEmE and Dr. Hoimeq, 746L on Winter street, Friday evening at Four Tables Filled With Sam -4^ 7 o’clock. Mrs. Emil Werner is FUNERAL8 TimFrlaotlmlAMaftj pies Taken from Gardens — chairman of .the committee in and Two ta ftk CoBifft charge. John VVaeohIa Plan Tour in July. placed In last night’s issue of The I n j i M Iq C r iu h . Owners of Speakeasies and Attempts Made to Redistrict The funeral of John Fraochia, one Gla8^St«agaO Bank Reforn^ _^ e Herald and this inoniing the owner * fiPSOTtiHMs Linne Lodge, No. 72, Knights f l the two that died aa a result of The Manchester Garden club was on band to take charge of the Itythlas, will hold its regular meet­ Naur Tork, J m a Dmfgists Come Under held its final indoor meeting of the bird. ing in Orange Hall tomorrow night Were wuvHvvvoaiui Unsnccessinl ViuDiir- I Saturday “»«”^^>^ci®wcidentinBoitonon was largely attended' at laanruce D^osit BID, Priaoston watmWtj sti^soto asd season last evening In the social In most stories of this kind the at 8 o’clock, at jehicb time nomina­ room of the Y. M. C. A. The at­ St. James’s church this morning at two Smith OoOlffe 1 ^ irati%ta|arsd answer lies in the fact that the bird tions for officers will be made. All S o’clock. Many friends gathered at eiuty today whan thair antofiaohUs State Rmn Control A ct tractive room was still further deo- was sold by the store to which It re­ members are urged to attend. iog Assembly Session. Finally A ^ pted. orated by displays ot flowers for the home of his parents in the Or- crashed into a pels ct Foifflh Avsa- turned, but in this case it has no ford building preceding tiM service ue and Mth 'btrsst. floral arrangement in two classes, bearing whatsoever as the bird was The Community Players will have Hartford, June 18.— (AP)—Speak- those with a spread at 18 inches All four were taken to BsOsvo* not sold by Milikowski. its monthly business meethig to­ Hartford. Juo. 13.-(AP)-Xt-1 .,5? Washington, June 18.—(AP) — hospitaL Ths wsrs Robert eaaies, bllnd-tigeie, and other places and over and under 18 inches. Four morrow evening at 8 o’clock at the tempts by Democratic membem of I ^ whMe_a fw e^ mass waa The House this afteriiooti adopted tables were filled with the exhibits, E. Baker, 18, o f 11 Shumm avsouSi where liquor is sold will come imder club rooms in the Batch and Brown the General Assembly to change the compromise CHass-Steagall bank White Plains, N. Y^ driver of tbs and another featured complimen­ building. Every one is requested to the poUtical lineup of the atate ^ ^ ^ reform-insurance deposit bill, send­ the scope of tsucation o f beverages tary displays. Miss Grace Robert­ I Aa the body entered the church car; Joseph Woodle, 18, ot Rlvec^ HOLD CONFERENCE be present. were entirely unsuccessful during ing it to the Senate where quick view Road, Irvingtoo, N.>Y.;.MIss under the new liquor control act, son brought an interesting burl the last session. Organist Packard played a funeral, acceptance of the conference agree­ march and at the offertory Mm. AUce Eckstein. 17, o f 801 RliSfikfn: aod drug stores selling under pre­ from a Califomia redwood tree, The Sewing Circle of the Highland Two bills were offered redistrict- ment also was expeeted by, the nicely branched out with feathery Margaret Sullivan sang "O Salu- leaders. street, and IDsa M arda ThemsSb 20, scriptions will also be subject to the ON VETS’ RELIEF Park Community club will meet to­ i^a the state to provide for six of 2587 Wellington Road, CISvelaBd. sprays of evergreen leaves similar morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock at .Congressional districts eliminating taris". At the elevation Miss Arlyne That President Roosevelt will ac­ state tax, according to Deputy Tax to those of the main tree, but M oriarty sang “ Ave Maria,^’ John cept the revised measure is being Ohio, who is IDm BokataltifS bouSs the clubhouse. This will be the the Congressman-at-large. Both guest. Oommissioner Ernest 8. Goodrich in growing in water and without were rejected. Three resolutions Hughes sang as the waiting hymn, taken for granted, in view of the charge of the department of unin­ regular monthly business meeting. Both boys Buffered possibl* frao- roots. Miaa Mary Palmer showed A social will follow, with Mrs. were Introduced for rearranging "Sacred Heart of Jesus’* and at the Interest he took in formulation of corporated taxes anc who is also in the compromise after weeks of tures of the skull, aad iOm spotted calla lilies, Mrs. Albert Leaders Try to Reach an Robert Dougan and Mrs. Walter the representation in the House. end of the mass and the blessing V>f stein’s right arm was tcaetufeA charge of beverage taxation. the body Miss Moriarty sang “Soft^ deadlock between conferees of the Hemingway campanula, white and Luettgens as hostesses. One providing for representation Miss Thomas suffered laossattoos o f The question arose following the blue, and there were a number of two Congressional branches. Accord With President on baseO on the 1930 census, which ly and Tenderly Jesus is C^llng." the elbow and chest and wa# uhahla printing of the new liquor control other shrubs and flowers not in Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chicoine and woidd have caused 16 towns in the The body was home to*the (fimrch Final acceptance of Uie bill in act, and Mr. Goodrich stated that such a ready manner was expected to leave the hospital after treat- the contest. three small children have arrived stat to lose one Representative. A by former^ classmates of the youth ment. She told police she and bsv, the wording of the law left no doubt At the last meeting the si>eaker Second proposed each town of 60,- in .the Manchester Hlg^ tohool, Ray- in the House, but the outlook was Allowances. in Manchester from Vallejo, Calif., uncertain in the Senate until mid­ companions had attended a dasce at' as to the matter. The impression was Miss Mabel BoUerer of New­ where they have lived for a num­ 000 or more should have one repre- mond Dotchln, Austin Wriman, w&w that the tax was only on wines day at whiMi time proponents of a mid-town hotel and were snrouta ington who demonstrated the artis­ ber of years. Mr. Chicoine waa for­ sentative from each 20,000, while Frank Plnney, Austin Krause, Albert to Miss Eokateitfs home whsn the and beer. tic arrangement of several varie­ Krauss and Kenneth Hudson. There more changes, aiq>arentiy gave In. Washington, June 18.— (A P ) — merly in the marines. He has se­ the third asked one Representative aocUnt oocuired. Taxpayer Defined ties of flowers. The Instruction was for towns under 10,000 and for was a large number of floral offer­ Botti Sides Satisfied After a conference with President cured employment and will locate In the extreme effort to get ad- He pointed out that the definition evident in the displays judged by in Manchester. t*’c- towns over that figure, one ings from friends, relatives and of a “taxpayer” imder the new con­ vote of the members. In the A class Roosevelt, Democratic leaders re­ or the flmt, 10,000 and for each ad- joummenf^last Saturday, friends of turned to the Capitol today for a different organizations. The burial the legislation "eared it would be trol act was “any pers<»i or com­ Mrs. Clifford Cheney received the Helen Davidson Lodge, Daugh­ ditiouil 20,000. All three resolu­ waa in St James’s cemetery, the 120,000 IN GARMENTS pany, firm, fiduciary, partnership, most votes for her arrangement of mig^ity effort toward reaching an crowded out but in the several days ters ot Scotia, will hold its regular tions were rejected. Minority Lead­ 1 committal services being in charge since, it was found possible to get trust, club or association of persons, delicate pink popples and maiden perreement on the controversial er John Markham ol Hartford in­ of Rev. W. P. Reidy legia'ntion cucting allowances for meeting Friday evening in Tinker ' «______together in a way to sMisfy both however, formed which shall be en­ hair fern in a deep glass bowl. Miss halL Members of Ellen Douglas troduced a resolution for ' STOLEN BY BANDITS gaged in the beverage business on Mary Chapman came next with her war veterans. sides of the arguments. Lodge of Hartford will be guests, amendment to the constitution nuHiiaa J. Doran The House vote was 191 to 6 to or after i..pzil 7.” Also it defines large bouquet of mixed floWers. In That was the big obstacle to an qulring a two-thirds majority early adjournment, of Congress. In­ and after the meeting' win put on The funeral of Thomas J. Doran, accept tne conference report. "beverage" to mean “any alcoholic Class B Mrs. Fred Robinson of an exhibition drill. over-ride the governor’s veto, who died late Saturday night of dications were, however, that a Just before the measure was sent Driver and Helper Fm'sed Out Ummr as defined in Part 1, Section 2. Porter street won first with her ar­ was rejected. ' Injuries suffered on May 27 when rough road lay ahead for the legis­ to the Senate. Chairman Steagall of yPart 1, Section 2, of the act de- rangement of aquilegia, and Mrs. Robert McCrory of HamUton, Amendments Approved crushed between two cars in the of Track Y ^ch Is lation, with doubt expressed by the banking committee, told the fmes “alcoholic liquors” to include W. J. Taylor second with an old- Ontario, will preach- this evening at Two constitutional amendments Vernon street car bam, Hartford, House that “Under this bill Jbere Driven Away. four varieties of liquor namely, alco­ fashioned bouquet of pink and yel­ Democratic leaders that the (Senate 7:45 at (Sospd HaU, and every eve­ received from the 1931 General As­ waa held this morning at his home, would concur In an agreement won’t be any more bank failures hol, sjfirits, wine and beer. low rosebuds and other small flow­ ning this week except Saturday. sembly were approved, as another 266 North Main street at 8:80, and with depositors walking the streets "^'“Alcohol” is defined to mean the ers. reached by the House and President He win remain for the Sunday step toward possible adoption. One at 9 o’clock at St Bridget’s ohurch. in front of their closed hawif so New Haven, June 18.— (A P )— product of “distillation of any fer­ Mrs. R. K. Anderson, chairman R oosevelt services at the hall. Mrs. McCrory provided that the gover.o. have The funeral mass was celebrated long as people are able to get m’oney William Malorani, president of tbs mented liquids, rectified either once ot the program committee, an­ Vice President Gamer, Senator accompanied him here and during five calendar instead of three legis­ by Rev. C. T. McCann, pastor. Mrr. at any other place in the United Maiorani Dress Transportation C ^ or oftener, whatever may be the nounced that in July a garden visi­ Robinson of Arkansas, the Demo­ their stay in town will be guests of lative days in which to consider Margaret Shea presided at the or­ States.” waa notified today that one of tie origin thereof, and Includes syn­ tation would be arranged, and a cratic leader, and Senator Byrne.:. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McBride o f bills, while the other Included the gan and sang during the mass. The ‘"The people have been clamoring company trucks laden with dresses thetic ethyl alcohol which is con­ fall show for early September. (D., S. O in charge of the veteran, 98 Church street. judges o f the Ckimmon Pleas Court burUri was in St Bridget’s ceme­ for this kind of legislation for valued at from 116,000 to $30,000 sidered nonpotable spirits." bill, call^ at the White House. among those to be nominated by tery, the bearers being William years. was hijacked in New York. Must Fay Taxes Deparfin,; for the Senate, they de­ Mr. and Mm. James Munsie of the governor. Toomey, John Costello and Ber­ “Under the new deal they have Alex Kowalski, the helper, tele- - 'The tax commissioners office con­ D A L A D e OFFERS clined to disclose their strategy but 123 Center street and their son, Only one contested election was nard Ckiughlln, Ml ot Hartford, been able to make their voices heard honed the information from New strues this to mean that all persons suggested that events be watched James, are spending ten days at considered, that of 'x'heodore Mach- Chester Sendrowski, William De- in Congress.” I'ork. He said armed bandits drove selling any such beverages whether 3 POINT PROGRAM closely in the ensuing hours. Old Orchard Beach, Me. old, KHingwortb Democrat, against Han and Raymond Donahue, of away with the truck and forced him or not they have obtained a permit t No predictionF on adjournment '.-acy B. Perkins. The committee Manchester. and Joseph Brlganti, the driver, to are subject to the tax of four per were made. This is* the big week for straw­ decided in favor of Perkins. TWO LOCAL STUDENTS board an automobile. They Were c A t (Continued From Page One) Lewis Douglas, director of the berry suppera as the luscious berry Mileage Experiee Oieeter Joyce driven for a half hour and then -Tt is also pointed ouk that from budget, who is standing firm against is in its prime. There is a festival Two efforts were made by Joe The funeral of Chester Joyce of ordered out. nbw on a conviction in court on to bold all the books, pamphlets and the Increased allowances voted by this evening at the Chapel ball in Gamer EstiU of Salisbury, to cut Bolton Notch who waa killed in a GET B.U. DIPLOMAS Maironal told police the 8,700 charges of violation of the liquor diagrams that economuts have the Senate, also attended the parley. Coventry and three in town on the mileage expenses ^ven the motorcycle accident in Bolton Cen­ dresses on the truck were shipped lasw will constitute prim*i-facie evi­ made on this horrible crisis. Asked afterward if be was still op­ Thursday evening under auspices legislatom. Both were imsuccess- ter Friday afternoon was held from Edward James Markley and last night from factories in New dence of the sale of these beverages. “Two-thirda of the world’s popu­ posed to any increase in the com­ of St. Mary’s, the South Methodist ’’il. Three repmsentatives, Ludlow the late home, Bolton Notch, yes­ Haven, Derby and East Haven. ' Under the control act, there is a lation live from agriculture and raw promise voted by the House and andN the Second Congregational L. Melius. Weuren Republican, and terday afternoon at 2 o’clock. The Mrs. Eda Osano Smith Get Meanwhile, New Haven police con­ fine of 1500 or six months in jail or materials. The prices of these sanctioned by the President, be re­ church. Francis W. Hogan of Torrington funeral was largely attended by Degrees at Boston Yester­ tinued their investigation of a simi­ both^for selling without a permit. products fell brusquely in a few plied be was absututely against r and Oscar A. H- Dannenberg of friends and class mates of the de­ day. lar robbery which occurred hers Te make a fraudulent report in con­ months to half and sometimes two- change. The American Legion Fife, Drum Bridgeport, Democrats, refus^ to ceased. Sunday morning when a trade own­ The bearers were Lawrence An­ nection with securing permits con­ thirds their value. How are these and Bugle Corps will meet at the accept assignment to what they Edward James Markley of 19 ed by the Seaboard Freight LfneS, stitute* perjury. millions of farmers suddenly de­ State Armory at seven o’clock to­ called "unimportant committees.” derson, Wllford Kleinscbmidt, Clar­ Rosemary Place yesterday waa was driven away with a $6,000 cargo ence Hazen, Mlcblel Pesce, Frans prived of their purchasing power morrow evening and will proceed They later formed a "committee on awarded the certificate of bachelor by bandits. - going to continue to be the clients SKIDS ON WET ROAD, from there to Rockville where the no .ommlttees." Whitman and Thomas Hamilton. of science in business administra­ HOSPITAL NOTES of industries and banks? band will take part in the Flag Day Dannenberg subsequently intro­ Rev. Robert A. Colpltts, pastor of tion, and Mrs. Eda Osano Smith, of Haas Prodoetion. exercises sponsored by Rockville duced a resolution asking abolition the South Methodist church, offi­ 166 Oak street, was awarded the "In addition, during and after the AUTOMOBILE WRECKED Lodge of Elks. of the committees on manufactur­ ciated and burial waa in East Ceme­ tery. degree of bachelor of arts from the war, humanity, attracted by false ers, new counties,, and county seats,' college of liberal arts of Boston *Mrs. Josephine Simon o f 124 credit miracles, waa selaed by a Membem of the Manchester Rod new towns and probate districts, ______I______DANCE Henry street, Mrs. Hanna Mildner Jos^h Rnesieky, the Driver University. GIUM hy y ' fever of mass production, without and Gun Club will meet at the sale of lands, railroads, school John Lovett Markley is a member of Beta of 109 H(fil street and Jean Haekect regard to real ability to consume InJiireA And Treated at Municipal building at six o’clock funo, unfinished business, Capitol The funeral of John Lovett was Jr. Sons and Daii^ters of Italy of 766 North Main street were ad­ Kappa, the swimming team and the Humanity rushed blindly toward Home of North End Friend. this evening and will go together in furniture and grounds and legisla­ held this morning at the funeral freshman tennis team. He haa been * M mitted and Mrs. Elizabeth Robb ot profit up to the day when these gi­ a body to view a proposed club site. tive expenses. home ot T. P. HoUoran on Center 168 Maple street and Mr*. Otto specializing in the field of account­ gantic pyramids of inflation, erected Joseph Rueslcky, 24, of Glaston­ The meifibem are desirous' ot pur­ At the bearing on his petition be street at 9:80 followed by a at ing. A class of nearly 1,300 stu­ RoUer Coaster Kurapkot and Infant daughter of without any regard to reality, fell" bury, who Is knoi^ to most people chasing a piece of property that can contended none of these commit­ 10 o’clock at St. James’s church dents received degrees at the 60th 124 North School street were dis- “This is the reason why we feel in Manchester as Sokoliskl, a son oi be used for bunting and fishing and celebrated by Rev. P. F. Killeen, as­ Dance H all ebarged yesterday. tees had enough work to warrant annual commencement exercises it necessary to put an end to mone­ Frank Sokoliskl, formerly of th<» where they can maintain a club­ their existence. His resolution was sistant pastor. The funeral waa held in the Boston Arena, with (Sons ot Italy HaD On Keeney St.) Marlon Brewer of 72 Cedar street tary war and instability of nu»sys, town, escaped serious injuries when house. Edwaril C. Elliott, Jr., is the rejected. largely tended and there waa a President Daniel L. March presid­ WEDNESDAY, Jane 14, 1933 and Isaac Bell of 17 Rosemary and to give commercial axohange an automoblls that he was driving chairman of the committee. large gathering of friends in the ing. Place were admitted today. the indlspenaable guarantee of on North Main street stddded near church during the celebration of the Music by Percy Nelson A well children's conference will monetary aecurity. the bonm of Albert Yost, ot «87 Members of Anderson-Qbsa Post mass. Following the close of the Bristol County, Rhode Island, V and His Nite-Hawka. be held tomorrow afternoon from 2 “The maintenance of re-establish- North Main street, and titter uim - planning to attend the ceremonies RESCUES TWD GIRLS mass the body was taken to 't. is the smallest oouoty in the U. S., to 4 in the T. M. C. A. ment of liberty of gold movements James’s cemetery for burial the Bos Leaving Terminus A t 7d8. ing arouM on the slippery road, in Rockville to be conducted by the having an area of only 24 square Adnilaslon Ue. appears Ixidispensable to us. How turned completely over. He was Rockville Lodge of Elks in connec­ committal service being conducted miles. are you going to re-sstabllah the dr- AT GLOBE HOLLOW by Rev. P. F. Killeen. The bearers BOSDra OO&IMIBSIONEB tbrowto over a hedge a ^ this saved tion with Flag Day are requested to culation of gooda and conclude soo- him somewhat, but hla leg was in­ meet tomorrow evening at 7:15 at were: John and Maurice Wrenn of nomie accords if the measure of val­ jured and there were many body the Army and Navy club. Color Waterbury, John and Joseph Lovett, WfitaidNiqr. June 18 — (AP) — ues remains dependent on caprioe or ' '■( eemmiasioner Joseph bruises. guards Herman Reinhold and Carl Jacob Greenberg Goes Into | John and Joseph Fitzgerald, of Man- hazard? What would you say of The accident occurred at 6 o’clock Anderson are requested to attend cbeiter. Last Times TONITE! tM » announced the ap- tbs engineer or architect who used Globe HoDow Pond With "ADORABLE” Michael Beckanstein, and he waa taken to the Manchester the ceremony. ------4',. an elastic yardstick?” Memorial hospital for treatment. Only Shoes Off—Names Not with Janet Gaynor W ed.—Thurs. ksMoerat, as deputy box­ Snggeats Control Plaa ing commissioner. After being given first aid be was The regular meeting of the Board Secured. The premier said it waa necessary taken to the home of a friend on of Selectmen will be held this eve­ BOYD AND PA I8 "to organize a controlled entente North Main street and win be con­ ning in the Municipal t)ulldlng. Bills among producers so that their ac­ The lives of two Manchester girls, I know your kind • • o fined there for a day or two because for two months will be signed and ARRIVE IN HAITI tivities may be adapted to the act­ of his injuries. a hearing will be held on the appli­ whose names were not disclosed, WE HAVE A NEW LOTION ual powers of consumption. were saved by Jacob Greenberg of ...you get a kick out of playing with ' that will make your permanent "Already” he continued, "agree­ cation for a filling station on Cot* tage and Oak streets at 8 o’clock. 112 Florence street at 8:30 p. m. (Ooptfaned From Page One) kids...burning thisir gas...spend­ stay hi even longer than before. ments have been concluded between ast night when they went beyond A Oenolne Edmund Product. various national industries for some A public hearing on the purchase of ing their money'... running WHY MRS. FERGUSON the Cheney Brothers Utilities will ' heir depth near the diving platform were dirty and tired, for they had products, such as steel and cbemi at Globe Hollow pool.-Loathe to ad­ around nightsl But youVe cals. It is necessary to generalize be held at 8 o’clock tomorrow night had no sleep since Saturday nignt in the Municipal building. mit tile part taken by him in the to speak of. not dealing with a kid this method and to extend it to the rescue, Greenburg is known to have principal agricultural products. WAS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED ‘It was a hard trip with bad inken off his shoes whea the two weather, rain and fog most of Sun­ /low... you're deol- "We believe this wenrk must also Don’t worry if your wife has lost Mrls cried for assistance and with be completed by a big effort toward day nlght,’^ Boyd said. "We en­ ing with a monl BEAUTY SALON First Lady Explains That her thimble recently. Maybe some the help of another unidentified countered head winds, sometimes 60 organization of labor, notably by the restaurant is using it to serve a 5- young man, succeeded in bringing adoption within international frame­ News Camera Men Had Left miles an hour, on Monday near work of a reduced working week, the Texas Airport. cent glass of beer. the ^rls to shore. Cuba, and there were tropical rain for example a week of forty hours.' storms. M. Daladier said that the third Washington, June 18.— (A P )— 'As we were gaining altitude to point in the French program was What b^ipened in that Texas clear the mountains near St. Marc QUAUTT public works scheme. meeting when "Ma" Ferguson, Tex­ the apgine quit and we hiu to make PnbUo Works Scheme as governor, didn’t get her picture a forced i«n«uny in the mud flats. "Experience has shown that great taken with' the President's- wife Natives helped move the plane to GROCERIES public works programs mobilised was related today by Mrs. Roose­ DEBRIS higher ground for a take-off, but be­ cause of the darkness and the un­ idle capital and eased international velt. By HELEN WELSHIMER FOR LESS activity,” he told the conference. Queried at her press conference familiar ground we waited for morning." fo r porcelain and "The International Labor Office has about the Incident, Mrs. Roosevelt I KEEPomImi drawn up a vast scheme which we said she had had a most pleasant ^'TUnfiaboat... Davis said Boyd made a wonder­ tile, 8 cans...... 10c consider worthy of the considera­ chat with the Texas governor, that little candU* ful landing at St. Marc, as an error Oyaltine, large 8L00 tion of the governments.” certainly no offense was intended Tliat went out.' of 35 feet would have resulted in the He finished with a plea for inter- wrecking of the'plane in a deep 'Size ca n ...... and she felt sure none was taken. 'DRAYERS nobody 67c ■national collaboration. Mrs. Roosevelt said She was pho­ ditch. Had the engine quit ten min­ Oiakite, utes earlier they 'would have come "These are ideas which we feel tographed with Governor White of Tacttnd rfiynMt 10c just,” he said. “Today all too often O ^ . because he happ- ed to be at And ions*—do youT down in the ocean. B ai^g Powder, governments work at cross pur­ the airport when the plane arrived I jlaige can ...... poses. We must on the contrary and all the photographers were \17UHEREDiilact 18c harmonize order and avoid economic there. . ftm ed in boobt (%don Corned Beef, war, which wouI^6 The J (| : Tops, porcelain “Dragged toother toward the arrived at the Dallas airport after abyss, the peoples of the world will I SPEND boon C. D. K. the camera .men had clo ^ their ^'O f my tbM. led, dozen...... 24c find relief only in common action to . L^ck Jar Rings, cases And scattered, and her own restore universal omfidence by five Inrbyaatl STORY party had gone to an inside up­ ‘ '4 dozen...... 25c and loyal ofilaboration.” stairs room for breakfast. idigal Jar Rings, Mrs. Roosevelt said she had sug­ a u B I poable lip, 3 dozen.. 10c ESCAPED CANARY FINDS gested to Mrs. Ferguson that the Fptrowax, camera men might return for the take-off but that the governor and OUTDOOR 't > I ^nnd pkg...... 8c WAY INTO BIRD STORE her husband left when the party ralat^ Sugar, finished breakfast LO lb. cloth . . . 46c D R ^ K I it Syrup, Milikowski Locates Pet Then BOXING f eeaeeeoeee 19c Advertises It—Owner Comes ionMOk, After It Immediately. Thought Opens To-nigAt NIUAN HOraNS tan cans...... 17c JACK LA RUE- A canary that escaped from the For what Iz a man pnttted. It he 'Extract, home of its owner on IHley street WIUIAM GAECAN ittle shonM gain the whole woiM and Sandy Beach 17c yesterday was gifted with an un­ lose Us own sonir—St. Matthew wiuiAM cournut. F h s b ^ Cake Fbnr, erring nose for food and Its flight 16:26. Crystal Lake ey wmiAie 0AMUWMI ended in the store of MOikowSkl, the iriftixigpkg...... 21c CHILDRBN UNDER 18POS- ^8 Shoe Paste, florist. In the Sheridan Block in A aingto soul la richer than all Main street the wwid*.—IA Iswmrteler Smith. rnVBLY NOT ADMFITBD! 8c MlUkowsU also has canaries for 30 R o in ^ OF WED. AID) 1!&UR8. ONLY! sale and it la possible that some JUDGE TBOBNDYKB DIBS BOXINGt sixth sense tedd the bird that he AHIEU'S would find members of his own tribe Best Bridfswatar, Maaa., Juaa 18 MTJkTE la tile store. At any rats, MlBkow- — (A P )—Herbert C. TTioradyfcSi 58. . Beiilto-BaroeHot GROCERY dd heard a smnge matilng In the associate justice of the Brockton store and upon investigation found diatrlet court died at hla bom* here FeatureBoat 188 Sprnee Stireet the canary. An advertisement wa totfty of heart troUHs. V S- . . i ' ^ i|P-l I ' - / ' •> ■ . ’r '. T,< \ ev'\5? ' • . ; / J Vv

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IlnHWIXOill. UTeCaS charged wtt^ assault and battery brought for tha eoUecUon of attor^ ney's fees. - Judge Flak baa witfi- atontty ftoieed to . IfoeMwer, If wt for striking l^ y IvaUCki'oo Sat­ SIRAWBERR¥%*ER dm ettato the degree o< TAMHCUCRnflNC urday; June 9. A plea of guilty was drawn from hewing tMa oaia be- cauaa of the fact that,;tormer Stata’e •I ''Whkli -we. entkfiprted, it entered and as a result a minimum wee sbe who taught oi to loee with penalty was imposed upon reoom- A ttorn ey Thomaa P.| N oonc, now TUDRSDAT EVENING dead, onca diaenaaed the case wltb ( giaee even as ebe had-taught oa to cotitSFiintiws AS AN ADt PEm moidatkm of Prosecuting Attorney Wrto with folM . Devoted to M woric John B. niomas. Mm. 4 .. Tba Ladlea Aid Society of the Women's Lesgroo of Soeoad end to our soocees, che wee refaxt- It was shown by the prosecutor ent to (ttsoonttoue her tCecbiiig Sven TO GET DDT HG VOTE that Henry Welz made tbe assault Rockville Methodlat Church • wlU Congregational Church Spon­ hold a public card party on Wednea- edten her health seemed to iodlcete on Saturday night when Xvanldd sors Event at WAHanm tile taepe^Saoxy of such dlsuootlun- ? A > N ew . 1 8 < -8 7 s Sbootiiq; 3,000,000-Voll took one of Caii Miller’e trucks to day afternoon at the. home of Mrs. Farm. ON DRY U W QUESTION the West street gas statlob alone, Edith Weber on Spring atreet. 16,880,1 _ The mooting ot Ellen G. the last piqiil to have the preparatory to a trip to New York ranilar hnnow of reeeiviiig thii dierished wHore Renan v -K » the aaixw m ootk .M It. Bolts at Air Models Prove B erry Spaxuab Mrs. Frank V. WOUams is City. Welz came' up and struck AouSliaty. dtpkmie of her sehiiol, it seems flt« Predict Roekvtile Will Turn in War Veterans, was held last eve­ tog as chairman of the committee Ivanicki, saying be bad'charge of ttog that in behalf of her piqiOs, I llJOfiJEli oonq^aNd wtft ning to tbe O. A. R. rooms, Mev Crooks ia die Leai Big Blajority for Repeal of the Miller trucks. in charge of tbe strawberry supper abould pay thia tribute to the 818,871 a year agb; Craft Can Take It’’ morial building. A social followed 18th Amendment. Henry Welz was flnsd one dollar for ’Thuraday evening at the teacher whom we loved' and with 'v... the meeting. and costs of 18.98 and Judge Fisk llama farm in Buckland. She will whom we studied for so many The reorgsnlaatmn jtoR Plane for the getting out of a Ug then remitted all but seven dollars Rev. K. Otto Klette, pastor of the be aesleted by Mrs. Frank Vlttner, years, a privilege of vhleb we are l^th the closing of the entry lists r B*rb«rton, O.. June 18.—Here to First Lutheran church left Monday Booth Flshecles Cto. o f Detaasumli vote fbr the repeal of the 18th ot tbe costs. Mrs. Ralpb Rockwell, Mrs. Hayden ju s^ proud and cratefal. in Hale's and House’s World’s Fair been declared opeiativu anfi WOr 1 % l^reat todoor and outdoor labora­ Frank Shea, aged 88, ol Brooklyn to attend tbe United Luiheran ameudment; on June 20 are to be Griswold, Mrs. Clarence Sadrozin- docHTS o f i& a Ooe'e School ef Vote Contest last week ft bas set­ submitted to the Federal Oduirt fidk* tory where “artificial lightning" street, was to be brought before tbe Synod of the New York Conference sU, Mrs. James Cummings, Mrs. Oratory > have been ckaed forever, completed by boto the RepubUcane to be held at Buffalo, N. Y. tled down to s struggle between Uie approval, it is oxmonnoed by^ MBlakr erackles and biases across an open court on the charge of driving with­ F H. Jemes, Mias Marjory Me- but even as she instilled in' us her Brainard, chairmaa of tta raeigaa^ and Democrats on Wednesday evs- out a license. TMe case went over Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles M. Squires half dozen runners-up th the Usta courtyard studded with grotesque Diarmid and Mrs. Roy Nash. teaebiDgs • and ideahn so shall w4 Wkfective this week only those who ization committee. About M jpflf ning. A meeting of tbe 'Republican until Wednesday morning. left yeaterd ty for their annual vaca­ 'Tbs supper is given tinder'aus­ also endeavor to pass on to our have 100 votes or more will be .list­ cent of the first mortgage h tU vn * •p{Muntus« nep are plotting to draw and Democratic town committees The case of Edward V. Beyo and tion. Mr. Sqifirea ia aaaiatant cashier pices of tbe Women’s League for pu]^s and, in fact, to all wltb whom ed. Following is the standing of and bank credtton have OHentid,^ the teeth of another terror ‘of the is to be held to tbe Superior Court Edward Kellne., both ot Rockville, at the Rockville National Bank. Service ef tbe Seoondv Congrega­ we are aasodated these aame teach­ the contestants in the M er of tbSir while 88 per cent of the prefUrtuB akies — lightning. chamber tonmrrow evening at was also scheduled for yesterday Mise Natalie Burbank Ide, daugh­ tional church. 'The premdent, Mrs. ings and ideals -hroughout tbe days which time details will be announc­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Ide totals: ■ - stock and 79 per cent ot the eoim- These electrical experts believe but this went over until Wednesday Charles J. Strickland, wlD provide to come.' ‘ Thus may Clara M. Coe mon have been depoetted with thb that already you are safer to a sky ed for this spedal election. morning at 9 o’clock, d. s. t. Both of 'Talcott avenue, graduated yes­ transpdttation for any who desire Bryne, our beloved 'leacber, in the Betty Crooks ...... 8195 Mary Strong ...... 5908 committee. \ abip during an electrical storm than Very little opposition bas been, of these defendants will be charged terday from tbe Connecticut College it Mrs. J. M. Wniiatoa is in charge future aa In the past continue to you are to your own home. And shown to Rockville against the -e- with violation of tbe rules qf tbe for Women at New London. She of ticket dtatributioii, and urges all be our Inspiration as we keep faith Anna Swanson ...... 8462 .{bough the U. 8. 8. Macon, suc­ peal and many of tbe leaders of road resulting from an automoMie majored to Bnglisb. who plan to go to make reserva­ with her while we are absent one Lillian B lrhle ...... 945 Twenty-three ahipa with raw dUr cessor to the ill-fated Akton, is ex- both parties are coming out strong accident on June 8 when their ears tions at once to aaaist tbs commit­ from t^ other. AdeUa CulUn ...... ‘813 cargoes win dock at WM pMUd to delay its woss-coun- for tbe epactment of tbe twroty- collided. LILLIAN OBR’TRUDE GRANT. Rose Pieedk ...... '603 GUARD STATE CAPITOL tee with its plana. Case’s orebastra in July. Twelve win land at try trip to 8imnyvaJe, Calif., imtll ftftb amwdment wbicb means the Legion Make# Awards I will play during the meal. FresUy Manchester, Conn., Elaine Sohuetz' ...... 888 Franeiseo, five at Loe Angeles, feur the midwest thunder-storm season repeal of the IQtb amendment. None Tbe awards in scholarship made baked etrawbei^ shortcake with June 11. 1988. Fannie W. Stiles ...... 198 at Seattle and two at Vancouver. ' 4, Atlanta, Jime 18.—(AP)— 'Two is over, these men believe such pre- of the churches or societies have op­ by Stanley Dobosz Post, No. 14, whipped cream will be served at 6 Mrs. R. B. Seaman ...... 197 National Guardsmen were placed on ciiutions are to guard against at- posed tbe getting out of tbe vote American Legion, have been made o’clock. A list of the other dishes Mrs. Alexahdsr Duncan ...... 185 duty in tbe state rapitol today fol­ niospbsrlc conditions rsthcr tnEo for tbe repeal. Preliminary plans to Bkiward Bums and Miss Mary and price will be found elsewhere Elizabeth Krapowlcz ...... 167 lowing tbe receipt of threats to blow WINS AUTO CLASSIC lightning. have been made by First Selectman Lucy Hartmann. Tbe Cbristtoe in today’s Herald. EHen Hunt ...... a...... 166 Francis J. Prichard, Town Clerk up tbe building because of a prison Anna Lihdberg ...... 142 Their experiments fully bear oto Doctrine award given to memory of If it should st^rm Tbursday tbe AVOID THE the opinion of Lieut.-Com. Herbert John B. thomas, former Mayor tbe late Miss Louise Loehr, went to sentence given Angelo Herndon, supper win be postponed until tbe WITH STOCK LDBIUCANT Nora Scott ...... 180 Imtey that the Akron was not act- Frederick G. Hartensteln, Maurice Raymond Charles Fahey. Negro Communist of Cincinnati. next pleasant evening. Uflly struck bj’ lightning, and that L. Spurliog and George E. Dunn. Tom Linder, executive secretary HAIL PELTS NORWALK Heat Wave Continoee Most Pay Twelve Mills to (Governor Talmadge, said niuner- N orw alk, June 18— (A P ) — Hall most air accidents which the popu­ Regardless of bow many mills arc Tbe Castor Oil legend bas been DANGER OF lar mind attributes to a lightning Tbe beat wave continued to Rock­ ous threats had ^sen received to con­ shattered. For many years, no com­ stones as large as on# inch in voted by tbe taxpayers tonight to 'J- bolt are in reaUty due to freaWsb ville yesterday reaching a point nection with tbe conviction of tbe petent automobile racing driver, diameter pelted Norwalk last Mght ■It currents rather chan to llgbt- past the nineties with indications tbe laying of the city tax rate, tbe OPEN FORUM In a prelude to a terrific electrical property owners and taxpayers of negro on charges of attempting to either here or abroad would think of that It would be stUl warmer. Tb« incite insiurectlon by distributing storm. Greenhouses suffered con­ Rockville must pay a twelve mill entmtog a race with his car lubri­ CONSTIPATIOK **^%der the direction of Arthur O. anticipated thundershower last eve­ Ckimmunistic literature. TRIBUTE TO CLARA M. COB cated with anything but Castor OU. siderably from broken glass and Austin of the Ohio Insutotor ning failed to arrive although a few tax rate when tbe taxes become due. windows were smashed in numer­ 'Tbis point became a topic ot dis­ BRYNB It amounted almost to a supersti­ MAr bsrOf trcinsndous bolts of sr- drops of rain fell about six o’clock. TO WORK ON HIGHWAY tion, But Louis Meyer, in winning ous homes. 'Two bouses and several tifielal lightning" have been tb ro^ Very little outside work was under­ cussion yesterday when it was evi­ trees were bit by lightning but no Delidons Cereal Overeoni&'^ dent that there was a possibility of To the Editor of. tbe Manchester tha recent 000-mile race on the ■gainst small model planes taken tbe farmeri in this section Bridgeport, runs 18.—(AP)— H erald: Indianapolis 8peedway, knocked the serious damage was suffered. Tbe Thlf Condition Safely SSpi with a. potential of 8,000,000 tbe meeting tonight voting only a because of tbe severe beat wave. Judge Thomas, K. Bradley. West- A very large number of people superstitioD into a cocked hat. His local light company were caused yolte and thousands of amperes. „obucco growers have been putting nine mill tax the same as for tbe P le a s a n t ly ter port representative to tbe General are experienetog a keen sense of racer, "Tydol 8peeial," was lubri­ considerable/loss by broken poles up the cloth for tbe shade grown past year. and, transformers and damage to , h r By special act, voted by tbe Con­ Assembly, last nlgbt said be was loss through the death of Mrs. cated throughout with Veedol, a _ "Ughtning bolts" 80 feet long tobacco and several have started Clara M. Coe Bryne. Included In mhieral oil far removed from any underground cables. necticut General Assembly this Informed by State Highway offi­ The fine ilgaa ef eoBatipetieig have neen plunged into a full-slsed the work of transplanting tobacco thii number of people ".re tboee wbo product of tbe castor bean. standard pwie with its motor run­ spring, tbe Board ot Common Couq- cials work would start early In tbe may be headaAee, tired fMlags» from tbe hot beds. have been her more recent pupils to 8ydney Berin, Chief Engineer of ning. But the results have ta- cU of tbe city of Rockville bae tbe fall on tbe 116,000,000 Merritt Past Presidents’ Night her school of oratory and ex­ tbe Tide Wate Oil Company, points ■allow coBtylaxioiis, aleepleeeniss, vattobly indicated that lightnlM !• "Past Presidents’ N l^ f' will be power to increase tbe tax rate to highway. loM o f appetite. If neifleeted, eeir. Judge Bradley made tbe state­ pression, dependent upon her for out that Mayer's remarkable race no longer a danger to be feared by observed by Burpee Poet, Woman’s meet tbe city appropriations if tbe ■tipstion m ay aerioualy twpairn taxpayers fall to lay a sufficient ment to an address bef re tbe Fair- guidance and Ini^ration. interested undoubtedly marks tbe beginning of ■ir-farers. . ^ , Relief Corps, on Wednesday evs- health. v> The courtyard of tbe laboratory, tax. 'This law was an amendment field Republican club, and added to her work, tireless in her efforts, tbe end of Castor Oil as a lubricant xilng, June 21. A members' supper atient and kindly to her Initrue- where most of the experlmwts to the city charter ot Rockvlile. the fundi would come from tbe for racing cars. "81nce auto rac­ will be served to tbe G. A. R. rooms lon, wise to her decisions, she as ing began, drivers bavs believed . Today, you eaa haniah ednttpj^ Iwve been conducted, is a weird at 8 o’clock at which tb# Past Presi­ Should the taxpayers object to a general highway fund. S tion by iuaply eating a dsUekgw Tbe Merritt highway would pro­ at once our advisor, friend end t^ t because of tbe withering beat lace, fUled with cage-llke stru^ dents will' be guests of .honor. A twelve mill tax next year tbe appro­ cereaL Inbxgrtory taata aiiew b B ij iiral towers, and dominated by priations to be voted to tbe fall will ride relief from the heavy traffic teacher and the personification of generated in tbe racing engine. short entertainment will follow the motto of bar school, "Poise, Pur­ Kellogg's AurBaANpievldea*twdri, gthree mammoth transformers. have to be- cut approximately one now i^stog tbe BostoirPost road, Castor Oil would ’keep its body' bet­ after which there will be sbort ad­ pose, Perseverance." beloved and re­ ter than any other oU," be said, to­ to exerdse the Intestinea, and vHan From an Insulated ball suspended dresses Iw tbe past presidents. quarter. Many of tbe leading citi­ the speaker said. in air, at Austin's will 80-f^t spected by all wbo knew her. day. "With but five quart, of ndn B to furtiier aid ragnlar ]»bilaii> Oraduatee at WasUngton zens of the community feel that an­ Completing her course of studies flashes of lightning leap to the other amendment should be voted to KILLED BY POISON Veedol, taken from regmar stock, Aix-Baair is also a good aouree a t 'nmotby McCarthy, eon of Mrs, with the Class of 1889, sbe became ground with a crack like a rifle­ tbe city charter at tbe next Gener­ and w ith His m otor generating beat Vaml N Q W I iron for the Uood. ~aii. Patrick McCartt^ of High street an outstanding graduate of Emer­ that fluctuated from 200 to 220 shot. and Michael P. Smith, son of Mrs, al Asembly leaving the question of Bridgeport, June 13.—(AP) — There’s Spring Hay Fever, yon By placing various kinds of air- Miisbael Toth, S8, of Bridgeport died son College of Oratory, eminent as degrees, 18 d ^ ess above tbe boil­ This A u t B b a n tofnrilir' Julia Smith of Vernon avenue, were fixing tbe tax rate to the mayor and a reader, envied as a teacher, re­ know, csUm Boss Fsvsr somstimss. cran or exact models of aircraft to this moratog, after accidentally ing point, Meyei won without dif­ eanssd by pollan of grasses and in action similar tb leafy vagatahlaaii I members of tbe graduating class at common council. spected and admired as a leader the path of this mighty stroke of N otee swallowing disinfectant for medi­ ficulty. No one was permitted to tress. Symptoms:violent sneez­ Within the it fonos a^asSk'' tbe Catholic University at Washing­ among women in many lines of ac­ replenish or change bis oil during "artfflcial lightning" detailed study The Ladles Aid Society of the cine.. ' ing; .itdiing, smarting, watering .mass, and gently dears out tiie iiw na^ 1^ made at leisure of its ef- ton yesterday. 'Timothy McCarthy tivities, becoming a few years prior Rockville Baptist Church will bold Toth who had been U1 for some tbe entire race. eyes and nose; fever lomethnes; tsstinal wastss. was the valedictorian of Us class. a to her deatb, nationally known "The result vindicates the ludg- meeting on Wednesday afternoon to tim e w ent to the bath room o f his* depressed feelmg. The very first • C ^ Various of construction and Several Rockville people attended through her office as President dose of Dr. Platt’s BINES Fra- Two tablsspoonfula daily 'wfll their church rooms at 2:80 o’clock. home to take medicine. A few min­ ment ot American oil engineers, and material may thus be fully tested. tbe graduation exercises Including General of the National Society of certainly Is a wonderful testimonial seription gives blessed relief—nsn- overcome most types of commaa Frank O. Woods baa been ap­ utes Liter members of his family New England Women. Extensive tests were made, for ta- tbe sisters of Mr. McCarthy, to tbe advances made in recent ally within SO minutes. Full relief constipation. If net rdleved.^^ nned to Fottee Conrt pointed administrator of tbe estate beard him call for help after he saw Stresstog genuineness, natural­ stance, tinder tbe dtrection of Dr. he had selected tbe wrong bottle. years in. American refining -gnpraiitced or money bade, b e e tiapvsse your doetor. Karl Am steto'bf the- Goodyear-Zep- What was expected to be a long ( bis w ife, IiArs. Edith D. W ood. ness and simplicity as keynotes of vtn n t. Hay Fever, Catarrh, Astiuna One of the few civil cases sche­ Medical examiner. Dr. H. R. De­ true manhood and true womanhood, m ethods." Vpelin Corporation, on exact models session of the Rockville City Court snfferers throoiAoiout the w orld have Enjoy Au-BiSir as a etraaL on Monday morning proved but a duled for trial to the Rockville City luca gave a verdict of accidental she tau^t us the foDy of affection ^ ships of the Akron and Macon Pekoe tea gets its name from relied on BINfiX Prescription .for use in cooking. Appditing ridM a very short session, rer.l'cing from Court will be tried this week being death. to all its forms. She taught us to type. ______the Cbineee term, pak-bo mean­ years. Ask for It by full name and on the red.and>fraen padc^R. o H f the postponement of several of the tbe suit of Attorney Edward L. Lon- take our honors with due pride and resent substitution. All good drug­ ergan of Hartford against Law (toly the female firefly carries a satisfaction but without the blemish ing white balL and which, refers by an grocers. Made by Xdlogg ta. Austin has found that though criminal cases tmtil a later date. to the down on tbe young leaves. gists, $1.00. Also 60c and |5 sizes. tremendous beat is generated at tbe Henry Welz was before the court Sikes Bamfortb and wife, being lantern. and tarnish of conceit against the Battle Grei^ point struck, damage is slight. Sheet duralumin, for example, such as is used extensively in airplane wings and in airships, was not dam' a ^ at all except when covered ^ th a layer of fabric or other ma- twlal which turned to gaseous form on im pact. In such cases a hump on tbe metal was produced, but no serious damage. Tests on ordinary "doped" ' wing covering showed nottong more dangerous than small holes blown through the fabric about the sixe of Q^e -prices a lead-pencil. The fabric showed very little tendency to take fire. Damage to the ignition system of a running motor also proved June 13, 1933 n^ll^ble. Most present plane mo­ tors i are well-insulated against high voltages. - are A COMPANY THIRTY YEARS OLD Repeated hits by "artificial light­ Ford Motor Company oom pletes 30 years df autom obile ning" with voltages up to 1,500,000 This week Friday the direct on the spark plugs of a run- BlK radical mo.tor failed to do any m a k in g . . semus damage to either spark' I made my first engine plug, distributor or other parts. It is also my fortieth year at the same Job. -rising The engine missed momentarily, ap­ in »d it .till runs. This i. the engine that .on the SeUen Patent parently due to prematime firing of a cylinder charge by the lightning Suit— ^whloh took the motor oar out of the o x o I u o I t o rather than by the regular spark. automobile industry to hundreds of sanufaoturers .ho startw l dur g '-n Oddly enough, to a lajrman, the t h e all-metal type of plane construction Read Tomorrow’s Herald appears safer than those in which the last 30 years, are working isolated masses of metal are joined some of the men who began with me that June day in 1^ 3. by slender metal connections. For Complete Announcement . It is quite possible the experi­ here yet. All of the principles we laid down then, are * ments showed, for a lightning we find that they have great survival.value for the future, o charge entering a ship to travel OF OUR along thin wires or ccmtrol rods and have produced and sold over 21,000,000 Ford oars. it was gener^ enough heat to fuse them. Whereas in the all-metal ship, radi­ A lt h o u g h . 0 orested the automobile market .e . ation of the heat generated through the whole body appeared to insure good for anyone to monopolize it. We have safety. business could be good for one, it must be good for al . STI7PENT8 MOTHER KELLED "rrorm tat. -h^v. n l«ys been open to other m ».ufnot«r.r. .ithout STOCK UQUIDATION Easton, Pa., June 13.—(AP) — Miss Elizabeth Kiinkle, a member of *“ *“ f ™ «t!*ih “ e is one thing .e oannot share.r-eve^M ^^^bSlldings the 1988 graduatiiig class of Con­ necticut c^ege, was suffering from for himself— «>d that 1. azparianoa. oould duplt«^ severe injuries today, the result of and mnohlnas, but it cannot duplloate 40 years of expo an'automobile accident to which her mother was killed early this morn­ experience that makes a motor oar. ing. me; it has all.been a,preparer- Miss Kunkle and her mother were enroute to their home to Allentown, H for tL mu™ T o r ^ I ” * Pa., from Hew London, Conn., where tbe mother had gone to attend the “a r.r.ring .o rtrm i.. «.d that my raal t«k i. aJUl^aad. Store Closed AU Day Tommfrow commencement exercises at the col­ toast - - - c - ar. upon th. «rld. Falsa. Idaa. of ..ary kl^ ar, lege. The mother, Mrs. Lulu Kunkle, vanlahlng In th. gaaaral uphaa«l. Thoa. o ^ t y For was thrown from tbe car when it t o skidded. Her skull was crushed. ___thalr sarrloe . i l l oarry owr. Baslnaas Intagnty o « ^ , Oemrge W. Palmer of Newark, N. b. fully juatlftad.. tod ....r tod battar »f Uwl»W Ji, a student at Rutgers University, SALE STARTS was driving ^tbe e car. * ^ m t 1 . tb. outlook for to i. young thlrt^ywr old C.mp««r of oura. ^ SISTER AUGUSTA DIBS THURSDAY, J V m ISth

Waterbury, June 18. — (AP)— ^ster Mary Augusta, superior of Sitoits Peter and Paul, di^ yester­ day at St. Mary’s hospital. Her V name before she joined tbe order or Sisters, of Mercy in 189T, was BlisabeCb Grade Nevins of North V. .fMOem, N . Y . ^ She entered St. Joseph’s convent .> ^ | t Hartford in 1900, teacih|i)g to • ]8tr Patrick’s school there |or/slx years. She also taught at S t, John , si^Kni^ S tam ford ; Sacred HMuet r'!'- i/C Ir .U;./Watsrbmy; Bamflittn New Raven; St Joaepll'sf. smt the sobeel of. 1‘i i w -m .. 1 ■ '■ ■■ ■ - ••■; ^ ...- -.,, r X ', - •.: *• ■ ./ I ' 1: . * / V'^ ( *' > ■ . ' ■>..■•/ “ vA iP ' “>'•’ ^ rt *• / .. ‘ fc.. W- 5«Jf 'V/r^-'

M^AGB FOUR MANCUSSTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY, JUNE 18, I W . V r M l. the 9ld-Bian,\who came aboard the tton. knoh of the t& te th«rq wttl tlBtn .S o^deek. ' WUlq Raymoad Penquin that^night,” probaUy will be left In the cental oaty tot iMir^ Rdd la taking Ian ^ p arT d toe STUDY RJUSING be brought here lau today t t x Where RD , R. W ill Play WANMCSESSMH ty administrative agendas of /the auetloo hare Us fatotr will tw ta another attempt to identify the ex- g07emm«it at work. New Haveo as he also has etarga convlot. Onoe away from toe grind on of toe auction toefe that starts at OFSUKWORMS The oyster-man whose story fur­ FINIS CONGItiSS’ Capitol BUI, tempers u su ^ cool 6 o ’clock. FMC. ther strengthens the link between off, tolerance returns. A n d ^ the Tomorrow the Buckingham Mar­ Dreger and the bizarre Penquin tone another -session rolls anmnd, ket wfl) open for the season. The yacht murder and kidnaping, said NEXYESFRAZZLEDhard feelings are usually forgotten auctions will be at tot same hours iTnde School Stodots See that on the night of the murder, and a better q;rfrir aU-round pre­ at Buddngbam Corners as at Char­ while he was in the middle of the valla. ' ter Oak stzeet and tots work will be CisBDillae Totos RMfto ~ Sound Is a power boat the boat be­ divided between the father and son. How Cocoons Are Made; came temporarily disabled. Washington.—While It is per­ At toe conclusiatt ot the auction m aid Fiaafl; Salecti haps true that adjournment of PLAN ALUMNI REUNIONS Buckingham and in Manchester both will go to New Haven and conduct Nolle No Hindrance. TRIPLE SUYING Congress now may be desijrablf in toe auction In New Haven. The at Norhy lake. order that the great governmental AT GRADUATION P U Y latter is a U g mkritet. It w as .open­ agencies set up to aid re­ ed a week ago tomorrow and at covery might get down to function­ that sale 1,144 crates were qpid. An interesting experiment in the PUZZLES POUCE ing without possible interference Columbia Lake was - tod^r at- raising of silkwornui is being con> Classeg to Be Seated Tofether Just at toe present time the f>iqm Capitol Hill, there’ s another strawbery market Is at a low price leeted as the site of toa auttusfcJ ducted in the textile department of important reason. as Nearly as Possibk^ To (Oouttnued From Page One) and native berries are being offered Chamber of Gommerca oiitoifV ^ the local State Trade School. Near­ 'And it is purely a human one. Be Given on June 28. ly 200 eggs were obtained from for sale as low as 5 and 6 cents a lowing a tour of inepectioa —tnat they met death, unable to No one who has watched things Washington and the worms, which basket with high-class berries going lake reeoits by tiie j|jg sec the arms lifted against them, In Washington for the past few Miss Mary McGuire and Miss are fed and cared for by the pupils Mary Burke, head of the • ticket for 3 baskets fOr 25 cents. charge. The outing will be hek and unable to defend themselves L- weeks can fall to see that the Wednesday afternoon. Jufie 28. of Mrs. Paul Volquardsen, are now nervea of almost everybody have distributing oorhmittee of the two weeks old. even if they had. It is planned to serve A hoidie^ Found In Bedroom become frayed. Not since the days Alumni, have signified that it is From 35 to 40 days are required ST. MARGAREH CIRCLE qf clam chowder and aaecwtbil wBid- The three bodies were found in of the Wofld War have Congress probable that toe Alumni will sit by before the beginning of spinning classes at the play "The Queen’s wicbea between 1 affiTltSO and another 20 days are necessary the bedroom of the flat. and the administration followed a with a dinner at 6:86 oMtoelli One body was on ^ e bed, anoth­ more gnellng grind than they have Husband,” to be presoited in Hli to spin the cocoon. The worm then School Hall, Friday night, Junel BRIDGE P A R H SUCCESS aisting (rf half a' brolM d tirn tn i; turns to dirysalsis and breaks the er on a couch and the third was an since President Roosevelt's inaug­ new boiled potatoes, spajiibMtl: uration. by the Oimmunlty Players for the cocoon and becomes a moth. These the floor, 'i^e janitor of the build­ Baye .VJMS&r salad, melon and coffee. A e eoel It’s beginning to tell, too. Almost braefit of the Verplanck' Scholar­ are propagated n order to obtain ing came on the bodies last night ship Fimd. Pivot and Progreasive Bridge to members will be $L50 Mto. - * eggs for next year. In other co­ whUe investigating a strange oi^r daily there is some occurrence in­ Played a t.T . M. C. A. Last Frank Busch is in chat||B‘ of iktl dicative of the state of things. Persons desiring to attend the coons, the chrysalsls will be stifled of which other tenants had com­ threc-aot comedy, if, when they pur­ sports program to be M ff dtttlai For one thing, there are signs Night—The Winners. ahd the threads of cocoons will be plained. iV.V.V.V/, chase their ticket, name the year in the afternoon. There was a theory the triple that toe so-called "honeymoon’^ pe< put together to ie made into skeins. which they graduated from M. H. The pivot and progressive bridge This experiment offers the stu­ murders were a sequd to the Dec­ ziod of the administration Is over. S., will be seated together with oration Day "massacre” in a First There has bewi lost to the Presi­ party ^ven under the auspices of dents a fine opportunity to learn other members of their class in the St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters of the method by which silk is cre­ st eet cafe, when six men were dent some of the continuous aiul auditorium the night of the lined up against a wall by four kill­ enthusiastic applause that so char­ Isabella, at the T. M. C. A. building MOCK TRIAL TO FEATURE ated. A novel angle to the experi­ 3it|^tterarfe form ance. last night proved a success in every ment is the fact that many text ers, and shot down. Two men were acterized his first few weeks in of- performance. Under this arrange­ detail. Threatened with the possibili books insist 'hat the worms must killed in that attack, the others es­ ^ ' flee. ment, former students of the b^b MEETING OF G I M be raised in a quiet atmosphere. At caping with wounds. ty of a warm night, the offer of the school will undoubtedly meet class­ MEuicbester EHectric Company to the Trade School the worms are Police thought also the murders Republicans have steeled them­ mates whom they have not seen for kept in the main room, amid all the may have been the result of the selves to put up a fight against a long time. Following the play, furnish sufficient fans to keep the Session to* Be Held Tomorrow Clatter of the machines and no gang war between "Dutch” Schultz some of bis proposals. They were dancing will be enjoyed by all at­ air cool did much lu helping to bring out a gathering that filled thirty Night in Odd Fellows harmful effects have been noticed. and "Waxey” Gordon, rival barons ’IhsnfjelJKiiewi'fi singularly quite at first. The state tending until one p. m .' The Characters. j cf beer in the metropoUtan area. ‘ j r x a r t o r of the country appeared to call for The play is being coached by Mrs. tables and made necessary the open­ In the group of murder victims in a political truce. Joseph Handley and the Aiunmi will ing of a second room to take care i g a n ii ^ Manchester .Grange win befid Hf I late weeks have been the names of There are other evidences of the probably reco^ se former Sock and of the overflow. The assistance given regular meetlniL tomorrow ewtotag NEW YORK OFFICIALS several men associated by i>ollce When • President Rosevelt — n e e ] cnafte development of a more critical at­ Buskin stars among toe cast, which by E. J. Simonds and Mrs. Simonds with the Gordon cUque. So far,as his vacation toward the ei titude toward persons and acts includes Margaret Handley, Pa­ and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton was in Odd Fellows nail. A record at­ t o c a m p o L ^ ____ tendance la expected In view of ^ police could say no Schultz gang June he is going to cover the coimected with the administration. tricia Peticolaa, Frances Howe, greatly appreciated by the large crui^andswirnm^c fact thkt an original mock trial by MRS. COLUNGS member has lost his life in the pres­ northern Atlantic'seaboard area Thus a man described as being the Margaret Henry, Mrs. Samuel committee that has been working Mrs. J. Leslie Hardy 'wfll be prcr ent feud. There have been somq who as perhaps no other vacationist closest of ell to the President is Kearns, Karl Keller, Joseph Hand­ for sometime to bring about a suc­ d sented during toe lecture’s boor, (Continued from Page One) believed that a cooly planned plot erM* has. Like many a proud RoniCampoB(2Uo I baled before a congresslbnal com­ ley, Richard Owera, Herbert cessful party. American father he will see his >rf^,Vin3lni0<'-'-a 1933 mittee in an Investigation of the W right, Leonard Johnson, Gunniur Cash prizes were awarded to the and David Stone Kelsey of Ifftklle' attempted the extermination of ttie town, a veteran Grazfger, will speak Gordon mob to the last man. Gordon son graduated at Groton. Then purchase of kits supplied the refor­ Johnson, Alfred F. Howes, Arthur first meii apd women in progressive j yerware burglaries which victim­ Sicjm lserlf on Inaprance, also sing and recite. ized some of the wealthiest and himself is out of jail on heavy bail, father and Franklin,' Jr., will be­ estation corps. Scranton, Louis Genoveal, Lawrence and pivot. In the '.rogressive A Republican Senator openly de­ Scranton and Robert Marcham. awards Miss Catherine Carney of The UUe of the trial IZ “The Uttle most socially prominent families of and Schultz is a fugitive. Both are gin their holiday together. Twins vs. Blgza Moose.” ;- Q r « a mands the resignation of Secre­ West Center street Was wlimer of . the east, is Joseph Guarino, 20, of wanted for income tax law viola­ The president will climax his va­ ’The cast of characters fbUows: tary Woodln of the Treasury de­ first prize azm Mrs. Mary Graziadio New York, who was captured with tions. cation by a speed run on the new MiUy Uttle, plaintiff, Mra. C i^ e partment And declares that il he Dreger in Darien early Sunday cruiser, the U. 8. 8. Indlanap- LOCAL AUCTIONEERS was second. In the men’s play in Howard, Billy Uttle. plaintiff, Wal> doesn’t resign it is the duty of the when both carried silver taken elis, as shown in this map and irogresslve, L. Robinson was the ter Joyner; Blgza Mooaa. aunt Senate to impeach him. Democrat­ from the home of John Nickerson, HITLER’S LEADERS itinerary. first place wirmer and bis son, Uttle Twins, defendant. Mra. Arthur ic leaders reply, and the Senate is BUSY AT MARKETS ' Jr., Noroton, whose home was rob- Donaldi was second. Mrs. William Loomis; James Hotair, couizmI for ' hed of 150 pieces of silver valued at thrown into a stormy debate that Stevenson won first place in pivot plaintiffs, WUllam Hill; Ulemas $3,000. INVIENNAHELD Injects bitter personeJ attaeka and Mrs. Viola Crawford was seconu. Sniffer, counsel for defendant. Roy A major Senate rummittee—that Knocking Down Fresh Picked • State Policeman Stephen Stan­ Meanwl^Ue, toe Austrian Cabinet ments wAre made, this had increased Warren; Willie Waffles, witnees for of banking and currency—is criti­ Strawberries Keeps R. M. CAREY TO RESIGN ton of the Westport barracks and (Continued from Page One) met this morning to decide on to more than $140,000. plaintiffs. Olnton Webb; Noah Coimty Detective William S. measures to be adopted to bring cized by a Republican Senator who Reid and Son on the Go. New York, June IS— (AP) —The Count, a ^ e a s fo r defendant, LeaUe dislikes the "secrecy” with which it Kearns took Dreger from the coun­ in the Favoritenstrasse, and * the about O l d e r . World Telegram today said William Hardy; B. Y. Gorry, clerk, Roy Rob­ ty jail here, where he is held on CHILDS TO BE ARRAIGNED is conducting the Morgan investi­ Robert M. Reid and Son, local F. Carey, president of Madison erts; His Honor, Judge Balderdash, otner demolished the Boy Scout gation. auctioneers, are being kept busy at a bench warrant, charging bur­ headquarters hut in a suburb. Square Garden is reported to have Louis Weir. - . glary, to the scene of two burgla­ Torrington, June 13.—(AP)— the different berry and fruit mar­ tendered bis resignation to take ef­ Jury: A. Nitwit, foremani. The latter %as particularly puz­ KIN OF MITCHELL Rest May Help kets. The auction at the Chatter ries between Milford and West Ha­ zling, since the Boy Scout member­ Sterry Hunt Childs, former treas­ fect following toe Jack Sharkey- Chapman: Dinah Mite, Mrs. £aa ven. Police would not give the urer and general mtuiager of the And so on. There are unmistak­ Oak market yesterday conducted Primo Camera heavyweight title Ingraham; U. Doolittle, Ir^g ship Includes sons of Nazis as well able signs of Irritation on all sides. by Mr. Reid and his son, Raymond, nameg of the victims of these two as of members of other groups. ^ HAS HEART ATTACK Hendey Machine Company of Tor­ fight June 29. Wickham. Sr.; Oily W aal^t, Ar-. They are bound to Increase so long resulted in thk sale of 658 crates burglariea Police, while carrying out g ov * rington, who was arrested last Carey will take an important exe­ tour Loomis; R. U. Bright, Geeige Temporarily overshadowed by the ziig^t in New London, r-as to be ar­ a: toe present pace is continued. with an average* price of $1.80 a cutive pusitioD in tbe motion pic­ Cowles; L.M ay Booby, Mra. JqjiMi emmental orders, declined to ex- (Oontoioed From Prga One) When (Congress gets out of Wash- crate, which was lower than the linking of Dreger, with the^.Qoillingg .press an opinion as to the ldentl^ raigned before Judge Ernest C. ture industry arid will make his ‘Trask; C A. Hogg, Herbert Mitob- case;, the successiwi of Siznppon In thet SupierlorSuperior Court Coart in-^K^onin a gradual break up of the price of the strawberrleiL that were home in. Hollywood where bis family ell; Justa Catt, Mra. Arthur Hutdi- *^of the bombers until the ^bulprlw (dme tax return mads no-ddduotioii ’ glaries today stood out as one ot the were in custody. '■ ] Lltdifleld this aftm em dn four V>MtIcal community inevitably fol- bold on Sunday. .Thia afternoon the has been resident for several months inson; B. A .;^ i^ A ftou c Hutchin­ for the $1,860,000 paid from the lows. Senators and Representatives sale will a ^ o be conthiued at tbe the paper said. I most amazing crime series in the Nazis Protest charges of embezzlement and falsi­ son; W hatta 8inle4m,>vlR1Mam M on- management fund to 11 of its offi­ return to their homes. ’This sum­ Charter Ouc street market, getting i history of this section of the state. Nazi leaders, meanwhile, issued g fication of accounts of the com­ Cuey declined to confirm or deny tle; M. T. HMd, M raliCatie: Notta Dreger’s Confession c e . pany. In a preliminary statement mer the President will take a vaca- underway at 3 o’clock and lasting the report. Sent, Mrs. I. Wickham, Sr. vigoroiu protest against the ac­ ‘The balance in the manageihent ' Dreger, police said, has confessed cusation Oiat the bombing outrages to the court State Attorney Walter fimd after the $1,860,000 had been Holcomb said that while the ! these burglaries: were perpetrated by Hitlerites. pfdd to company officers on July 1, F. T. Bedford home, Westport, charges specified $2,545, the They appealed to party members 1929, Steuer brought out was $1,- $3,000 in silverware; Albert Van “to remain cool and continue on a amount Involved might run as high 161,697.95. Of this. $1,020,658.97 8 $300,000 as the audit of the * Loon home, Noroton, $1,000 in sil­ basis of equality.” had been earned that year and verware; Nickerson home, Foster On the other hand, Vice-Chancel­ books of the comptuiy bad not yet $140,938.98 was a balance left over been completed. estate. Belle Haven, Greenwich, lor Franz Winkler made public a from 1928, be said. Between July .$10,000; two Milford homes, one bur­ statement to the effect that events 2 and the end of the year, he said, glary at Riversici-i, Conn., home on show that "the Austrian Hitler the $1,020,658.97 wtis wiped out the Frederick town estate, near Tbe highest altitude any inan b u Party imder the influence of Ger­ Medalle on cross examination ever reaped was attained by Pro­ t N oroton. man Nazi circles had abandoned the brought out that at the end of 1927, fessor Piccard in 1932, 53,672 feet; Besides these burglaries, Dreger path of equality and are adopting a $110,000 WEui left over. the lowest depth in tbe sea was at- and his youthful companion, who method of illegal terrorism.” At the end of 1928, after disburse- tained by Beebe, 2200 feet. used a United States government assay office to unload their loot after , they had melted it into bullion, are ' suspected of the Lewis Silverware robbery at Ridgefield, in which $10,- let me teQyou . 000 in silver heirlooms were taken. They also were to be questioned in a b o u t ¥ t t ^ c ^ r s t i o a ! connection with silver trophy rob­ bery at Central high school in Bridgeport and many other rob­ beries and thefts ir. this section of WARD S' ^ the state. Lieutenant Amos Anderson of Darien, pursuing the case indicating a connection between Dreger and the Penquin yacht murder and kid­ naping today insisted that a physi­ Wednesday A. M. Specials cian examine the maimed toes of the right foot of Guarino. Had Wounded Boy 1 Table Only He pointed out that at the time Rayon and Cotton the elderly man came abroad the Penquin, off Long Island in 'che Sound, according to Mrs. CoUings Flat Crepe Ladies’ Blouses story—the man who later murdered Knit and Silk. * Values to $1.49 each. Now: CoUings and assaulted Mrs. CoUings Cool for the summer. Regular 29c yard. declared he had ‘‘a wounded boy” w ith him. A sk any tepair man about costly '^operations'* Guarino contends, and is said to have produced a Marine hospital dis­ yard he has had to perform on cars whose owners charge to substantiate the conten­ used inferior motor oiL tion, that he was in a government 1'Table Only hospital for treatment, due to a sea accident, when the yacht murder 1 Table Only He'll tell you plenty! And he'll also tell you was committed. and Anderson was said to be checking Odds Ends / that Mobiloihed cars are poor customers ior the validity of ^ e purported hospi­ Odds and Ends Values to 79c each. pair shops. tal dischargs. __ I Mrs. CoUings meantime had Values to 59c. neither changed nor amplified her What's more, Mobiloil is so indestructible in first statement, on seeing Dreger each yesterday, that “he has the chin and quality that you actually need feunr quarts be­ profile of the old-man that came on each the boat—I could never forget that Ohl Boy! Isn't It Hot? WeU, just cool off at tween oil changes. It's the surest, most economical . chin and profile.” toe beach in one of these oil you can buy. ANOTHER WITNESS We have a complete assortra«;nt of Bridgeport, June 13.—(AP)— A Bathing Suits For your hirther protection, Mobiloil is now - man, whose nams was withheld, but A complete line of Ladles’ and Men’s. who said he is an oyster man at sold in diamond-shaped glass FILPRUF bottler Norwalk, today appeared at the Cretonnes county jail here and asked to see SUM GAM You can see,whpt you are getting, and you hnoui Frank Dreger, 61, alleged silver bur­ MOTIGnON— ‘ that every ricl^ green drop ol Mobiloil goes intd glar, whose photograph, the oyster 3 9 ^ to $2*98 eadi man said, strongly resembles that WITH PIWIM OVAMIf your crankcase. Mobiloil, by this exclusive of a man be towed to the vicinity of the yacht Penquin in Long Island Ladies* 8ITWIIN Socony-Vacuum device, is under lock and k ij Sound on the night of September 9, o n CHANMS 1931, when Benjamin P. CoUings from refinery to you. And at no extra cost to yiou*' was slain and his wife, UlUan, kid­ Wash Cloths Handbags naped from tbe yacht and assaulted. These regnlariy sell at 6o aacb. You should Av aasbrtmnt of toe latest shades, Values . I^otect your car and yoyu purse. Buy Motdibil Dreger, when toe oyster man ap- buy identy at this price. Regular So. Nowi to I1J8, Nowt > pearfd, was in New Haven county . where you see “^ocony’* or th% Mobiloil sign. ^ with toe police visiting scenes of additional sUver burglaries he is said to have confeased. When he was for ’i f " ‘ GOhaFANViCr brought back to toe jail this after­ noon, the oyster man was gone. The m - 7 9 ^ ASOCONTWACUVMOOlieANY ^ nystery man said, Lowsver, that Be m' Muld return to tbe jfdl later t o don- ..V (rat Dreger. MeantlnM, 8 u ffo| k county autoorl* tlaa, after eonferriqf for an hour NTGOMER V W a RI> A CO. alto Mra. OoUngs at Stamford, In sefcfOiidW by - ■ wjMto aho cK ra to bar sm zs MAIN STBSZT • w b ragaria iSln and y n .K tr la wnra ‘Ideatleal with tooaa o f F i m t u r Ittoviri^ tt e t « r Here’s Diggers’’ on oraiBMy Ux______n tolu r sDtvKi ■Ad tnbM''oimse«’ haM;expsuie and lofS'Of tliM. whistles, bells MCMATHDDMAPMG martlet fights will be oootalne(l N. Y. Stocks Local Stocks In the stream fines. TDttnsdism i Tbe n ^ train on regular sched­ , . i; -y • . CASE IN CODItT (FnnlalM'lqr.Pntnain * Oo.) ule o f 86 hours between CSiioago Adam f Exp 11^ and Los Angeles wUl edipse Death 84\ii Central Row, Hartford, .Conn, Air Reduo . Valley Scot^w all-tlmo record of Alaska Jun ...... 23Vii (Jnniber Dirccton to H nr 1 P. IL Stooks ^ ^ a n i’^Lmed Cars to Go io 44 hours and 54 minutes between r Allegheny ...... tte two dtles, eetablidied 28 yisars Hatrict AHmey Ttit Jvy Allied Cbem ■•#•••••••••••••Xkl^ ■go. Scotty’s trip, made as a stunt 95Mi Bank Stocks of COBfUfiS ^MO Ain Can Bid Asked S e m w , in West — 110 in tte *K3oyote Special,” caused Am For P o w ...... 19% 15 comment throughout the country. Tluit Bock Brothers Are Am Rad St 8 ...... 15% Cap Nat B and T ...... 10 Conn. River ...... 460 Scotty planked down 16000 cash, SdiedrieWuChui^. Am Smelt ...... 38% demanded transportation .to Chi­ Am Tel and T e l ...... ^ 1 % Htfd. Conn. Trust .... 46 W 17 cago in 46 hours., , The Sante Fe EqnaOy Gnilty. Am Tob B ...... 93% Htfd. National B and T 14 West Hartford Trust.. — 175 deared its tradu and accompUitted A discussion o f munerous com- Am Wat Wks ...... 39% By-NEA Service what old-time railroaders thought loBurance Stocks Anaconda ...... i^ ^ impossible. plamts against tte service provided BanstAble. June 1— (A P ) Aetna Casualty ...... 49 52 Omaha; Neb., • June.— A metal, Largdy credited ■ with this new by tte Connecticut Company since •—Diatrlct Attorney William C. 19 sti^m-lined train ^of revolutionary Auburn ...... Aetna Life ...... 17 development - in transportation is E. tte change m schedules on Jime 8, Grosaley told the McMath kidnaping Aviation Corp i“% Aetna Fire 35 37 new design will be racing across E. Adams, vice president of tte here today the state would Automobile ...... 20 22 is scheduled to taxe place at tte Jury B and O ...... 33% western plains at a. sustained speed Union Pacific since 1929. He was and Cyril Buck Conn. General ...... 28%- 30% pnonthiy meeting of tte Board of prove Kenneth Bendix ...... i f assigned last February to ‘‘spedal Hartford Fire ...... 43 45 of 90 miles an hour.' i . > oQually guilty. Beth S t e e l...... f i duties” with tte power to make Control of tte Chamber of Oom* The Buck brothers, JCenneth, a National Fire ...... 46 48 1 1 1 9 new train wui be the answer Beth Steel, pfd ...... Jl ‘vesearch and study of ideas for im­ merce this afternoon. It was said Hartford Steam Boiler 46 48 ot the Union Padflo railroad to bus 28 year old unemployed cbaulleur, proved railroad passenger equip­ Phoenix Fire ...... 61 53 and’ airplane competition.' Its speed at tte Chamber office today that a and Cyril, 41 year old garage keep­ Can P a c ...... l* % ment.” Adams began his railroad Travelers ...... 380 390 —110 xnflea an hour at the maxi- flood of telephone calls and a num­ er, both of Harwichport, went on Case IJ. I.) ...... careers as a mechanic for the Cerro De Pasco ...... " % mum — will compare'wltt, that of ber of letters have been received trial yesterday charged with kid­ Public Utilities Stock* Southern Pacific in 1905. naping ten year old Margaret Ches and Ohio ...... * i A Conn. Elec Serv ...... 42 46 airplanes, and its economy of oper­ protestmg tte trolley schedule. ation. W itt buses. O ffic ii^ oil tte An idea of what tte Union Pa­ The Connecticut Company made “P eg^ ’ McMath, for whose ran­ Chrysler ...... Conn. Power ...... 44 46 cific had m mind is furnished by som her father Neil C. McMath paid Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 50 railroad believe it will be able to the change about two weeiks ago, make tte trip from Omaha to Los “The Hamburger,” a train operated due to a decrease m patronage, ‘rae 860,000. Col Gas ...... «% Hartford Elec ...... 55 57 Angeles in 30, hours. |m Germany which has attained a number of runs to Hartford was In hlB opening to the Jury, Cross- Hartford Gm ...... 45 speed of 90 miles an hour. It is reduced, as were tte runs to Man­ ley stressed the equal culpability Coml Solv ...... do., pfd ...... g... 45 The railroad company baa just stream-lined, and is powered by a ot the elder Buck, wno acted as the Cons G a s ...... S N E T Co ...... 110 114 placed its order for construction chester Green and Depot Square. Diesel engine. A power rail car on Judgmg from tte tenor of tte com- go-betwaan for Ms brother in the Cons OU ...... 1J% Manufactiirlng Stocks of the train, which will require six tte Michigan .Central uses a 160- months to build. In engineers’ plamts, many townspeople have negotiatfons with the McMath Am Hardware ...... 20 22 horsepower engme and goes as fast drawixigs it looks something like been unable to adapt ttemselves to family. Com Prod ...... *J% Am H o s ie r y ...... 25 as 85 miles an hour. Del L and Wn ...... 36% a g ia ^ caterpillar. the change. So frequent were his references to Arrow H and H, com. 9 11 Aluminum or ■ lig^t-alloy -- metal The Pullman Ck). at Chicago has The report of tte special commltr Cyril that Willard Carleton, Hyan- Drug ...... 1 5 * do., pfd ...... 80 will be useo in constructiem, since just announced construction of an tee to study tte question of tte purr nis attorney, attorney for the elder Du Pont Billings and Spencer.. 2 Eastman light weight is essential to speed. aluminum observation and club -car chase of tte water company by the man, complained to the court with Bristol Brass ...... 13 16 Elec and Mus •. 8 T ow er will be supplied by a dls- with dining fadlitles and sleepmg town will also be discussed, along the result that Superior Judge Ed­ do., pfd ...... 87 — Elec Auto Lite 26 tlUate-bumlng ihotor of 600 horse­ compartments. It weighs half as with o tter important busineas trans­ ward F. Hanlfy instructed the Case, Lockwood and B — 300 Elec Pow and L t 14% power, coimected directly with actions. prosecutor to confine himself to CoUins Co...... 80 24% electric generators and motors- on what be could prove about Cyril '>n Gen Elec ...... Colt’s Firearms 14% 15% Gen Foods 88 tte forward truck. CURB giiottnw s evidence other than Kenneth’s d- Ei^le Lock ...... 27 28 ’There will be three cars, and tte AUTO VICTIM DIES Gen Mot Fafnlr Bearings...... 40 missions. ••••••••< 16% entire train wIU weigh approxim­ His Own Brother GiUette . Fuller Brush, Class A. 12 Gold Dust ...... 23% ately 80 tons, compared to 1000 By ASSOCIATED PRESS Stamford, June 13.— (A P ) — Crossley told the jury Cyril, con­ Gray Tel Pay Station. 15 17 Grigsby Gnmow 2% tons for a standard train of 10 cars. Am er Cit Pow and L t B ...... 6% Arthur Tarjborino, 8, died hi StaiAf stantly had misrepresented the situ­ Hart and Cooley .... - 125 Hersbey ...... 66% The three cars will be articulated, Am er Sup Pow ...... % ford hospital this morning of ini ation to tbs girl’s father after Hartmann Tob, com... 2 2 Int Harv ...... 40% that is, hinged together, with one Assd Gas and E le c ...... % juries received Saturday when hit Peggy bad been spirited away irom do., pfd 6 — Int N ic k ...... 18 truck between two cars. This Is Am er Sup Pow ...... 8% by an automobile operated by Arthur her Harwichport school May 2. He Int SUver ...... 34 37 4 Int Tel and Tel 19% designed to save cost and weight, Blue Ridge ...... T. Kalman, 40, Hawthorne street. do., pfd ...... 61 65 told the shipbuilding father, the Johns Manville 44 I reduce friction, and improve riding Central States Elec ...... 4% Landers, Frary A Clk, 30 33 district attorney declared,, be did Kennecott .... 21% qualities by eliminating slack be­ Cities Service ...... 5% New Brit. Mcb. com.. 9 10 not know the identity ot the man Lehigh Val Coal 3% tween cars. • Cities Serv, p fd ...... 26% do., pfd ...... — 60 with whom be was in contact, Lehigh Val Rd . 21 Tbe first unit, in addition to Elec Bond and S h a re ...... 39% Mann and Bow, Class A — 2 NERVOUS WOMEN whereas, Crossley shouted, the kid­ L igg and M y B 94 power plant, wlU contain baggage Ford Limited ...... 4% do.. Class B ...... — 1 S naper was well known to him as his Loew's ...... 23% space and a railway postoffice. ’The Midwest U t ils ...... % Take Lydia E. Pinkham’a North and Judd ...... 14 16 own brother. Lorillard ...... 28 Remember this girl! You’ll see her in the ’’Gold Diggers of 1933” second will provide passenger ac­ Niag Hud P ow ...... 15% Vegetable Compoimd As Crossley told ot events which McKeesp Tin .. 86 Niles, Bern Pond...... 15 17 when that motion picture comes to the State Theater soon. You will have comodations, and tte ttir<) more Penn Road ...... 3% Peck, Stow ahd Wilcox 2 4 **1 am so aenwp* it see— — fi***?^^ transpired on the Coast Guard base Mont Ward...... 24% an opportunity to be a Beauty Judge. Others in the famous chorus will passenger space and club and din­ Segal Lock ...... 1% •h o u S w ? J . . . .“.My. » * ! ! • ship at Woods Hole, where Cyril Nat Biscuit ...... 55?^ ...... oo "Z ing facilities. The first train will Stand Oil Ind ...... 30 was alleged to have given the in­ Scovlll ...... 22 24 follow. United Founders ...... 2% o^tM hare Nat Cash Reg ...... ^ % 24 not have sleeping accommodations, •loas frwB MOM wqomui formation that led to the arrest ot Nat Dairy ...... 38% Stanley Works ...... 22 but later trams may be equipped United Gas ...... 4% •o tiMd ead Standard Screw ...... 40 50 United L t and Pow A ...... 9% can no lootw Kenneth, tin . Bertha Buck, mother Nat Pow and Lt ...... knickers, A hot dog and hamburg •vlth berths. The entire train will No woman ahcK^ aUow n< do., pfd., guar...... 100 and Helen, of Portland, over the Util Pow and L t ...... 3% of the defendants was led from the N Y Central ...... 37% rokst was enjoyed. be air-conditioned, and insulated drift Into condIrtoH O h m i_— court room oh the verge ot collapse. 27 Smy^e^Mfg'Co ...... 20 30 week-end. Canadian M a rc o n i...... 2% S K 8iJ?Thoo!d N Y NH and H 100 Tbe meeting:, and actlvitltes of against noise. V«trinbto t r i^ M Vaina SyrJala, a bag worker caid Noranda .... 81% Taylor and Fenn .... —• The children of tbe 1st. 2nd, 3rd, I'be stream-lining is based on air- 86 Torrington ...... 38 40 the club will cease until early in The Italian who invented the he visited the shack, Identilled by North Am ... 4th and 5tb grades of the grammar September when they will accept tbe pisno sind automobile developments the prosecution as the one in which ****«• 6% Underwood Mfg ...... 31 83 school with their teachers, Mlsa post card has just gone to his re­ Packard 10 invitation of Rev. and Mrs. F. C. .YiTlhne construction and wind the McMath child first was kept, Penn ...... 29 Union Mfg Co ...... Gladys Bradley and Miss Mildred turnel tests taught engineers that ward. While we hope he is having to na M j that O ar a n bwnOtwl brOW 40 Allen to have an outing at the Dor­ the night o f May 6. He said be was Phlla Rdg C and I 6% U S Envelope, com... Ljary, held tteir annual picnic a f wind friction is a factor as definite a fine time, we are glad we are not oMdlctoa Bur a 65 chester cottage at Grpton Long gist todar . . . and watch tha ntnltt. “ almost sure,” four cranberry boxes Phil Pete ...... 14% do., pfd ...... the Maxwell Hutchinson brook, as eylttder and horsepower. It is there. 7 9 Point produced by the prosecution, were Pub Ser N J ...... 67% Veeder Root ...... 5 Monday. ones be saw in the shack that night, Radio ...... 10% Whitlock Coll Pipe .. 66 J.B.Wll’ms Co. 810 par 36 46 Mrs. Elsie Talbot Williams and four days after the kidnaping. He Reading ...... daughter, Mona, left Saturday for also said he saw a strap there. Rem Rand...... 9% ...... 46% their home in Rochester, N. Y. Walter Tolkin, state police photo­ Rey Tob B Roscoe Talbot spent the week­ grapher was the next to take the Sears Roebuck ...... 86 end with his parents, M r. and Mrs. Socony V a c ...... « % stand. He produced photographs of Ward Talbot. various scenes connected with the South Pac ...... 36% ANDOVER ' Mrs. Raymond Goodale and Mrs. cane. Sou P Rlc ...... 88 South Rwy ...... 24% Florence Platt motored to Man­ St Brands ...... 20% Mr. and Mrs. Asa Hollings of chester and attended the farmers St Gas and E l ...... 22% Hartford have opened their cottage auction. Mrs. Goodale purchased a COLUMBIA St Oil Cal ...... 36 at Andover lake for the summer. orate of strawberries. St Oil N J ...... 88 There were 24 present at tbe La­ Mrs. Florence Platt was a dinner The Wllllmantlc Pastors Union Tex Corp ...... 38% guest of Mr. and Mrs. Goodale dles Benevolent Society at the held its June meeting Monday at Timken Roller '3ear ...... 81% Sunday. the Cbesbro cottage at the lake. The Trans Am erica ...... J home of Mrs. Ralph Bass. A pleas­ The WUlimanUc Ministers’ Union program was in charge of the Union Carbide ...... 41% ant soda) time was enjoyed. Re- met at the Chesbro cottage, Co­ Unit Aircraft ...... 36% ladles. Mrs. Paul Sanger entertain freehments of cookies and tea were lumbia lake, Monday, cd the children ot the party during Unit Corp ...... 14% served by tbe hostess assisted by the meeting. Election ot officers Unit Gas Imp ...... ^ Rev. Wallace I. Woodin preached was held, with Rev. David Lovett of U S Ind Ale ...... ••• 49% Mrs. Gladys Durston. a special sermon to the graduation WlUlmantlc, retiring president, pre­ U S Rubber ...... 18 George Jepson of Birmingham, class Sunday morning which was siding. The following were elected. U S S t e e l...... 58 Michigan, is spending the summer listened to with a good deal of in­ President, Rev. W. L. Muttart ot Util Pow and L t ...... f% with his imcle and aunt, Mr. and terest by all present. Hampton; Vice President, Rev. Wll' Western Union ...... 68 Mrs. Ralph Bass. fred Hamilton of Willimantlc; Sec West El and M fg ...... 47% Miss Mary Cross of Bolton spent retary and Treasurer, Rev. A. W. Woolworth ...... the past week with Mrs. Amanda Mellinger of Columbia; program Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 41% White, YOUNi: MARRIED GROUP committee, Rev. Edward Smiley of Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Windham; committee on regional Frinks’ Sunday were Mr, and Mrs, projects. Rev. W. L. slullat. of Eugene W. Platt and two children HOLDS OUTING, ELECTION Hampton, Rev. Edward Smiley ot LATEST STOCKS of Wapplng and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Windham and Rev. George A. Ack- Brant of Bristol. erly of Mansfield Center. It was George Merritt has taken a Job Ralph Rockwell Named Presi­ voted to bold the September meet­ New York, June 18,— ( A P )— of painting a bouse in Bolton. ing at Willimantic Camp Ground. Financial markets ebbfd and fiowed Miss Beatrice Hamilton who un­ dent Succeeding Meredith Following the meeting a picnic in international currents today, but derwent an operation for acute ap- Stevenson— No Summer Ses­ )jndlcltls last Wednesday is im- lunch w u unJoyed. the trend apparently was up­ sions. The pupils ot the Hop River Vil­ ward' despite some uncertainties iroving. Miss Hamilton has two spedal nurses, one for day and one lage School bad a most enjoyable both at home and abroad. 'or night. Her sister, Mrs. Am e outing on Monday. The left the Stocks breathed a wave of eariy Ralph Rockwell has been made scboolbouse at 10 o'clock for Sandy profit-taking and came up in fairly nydal of East Hartford, who is a president of the Young Married :rained nurse, cares for her nights. Beach at Crystal Lake. They took good condition. Strength of the Couples club of the Second Congre­ the route through Manchester. As The school will close for tbe sum­ rails, in particular, heartened otter gational church, succeeding Mere­ soon as they arrived, most of the categories that were inclined to hes­ mer vacation Friday. There will be dith Stevenson. Carl Allen, vice- ehildrsn went in swimming. A short itate. The American dollar showed six to graduate from the eighth president and Mrs. Lindsley Kuh time after this a tasty lunch was a tendency to rally in European ex­ ifrade, Mildred Johnson, Bridget ney, secretary and treasurer. The served. The children played games change markets. Grains were a Hlsovich, Andrew Kukucka, A r­ club held a brief business meeting and enjoyed themselves to the ut­ trifie unsettled at one time, and co^ thur Palmer, Henry Hilliard. John and picnic Saturday afternoon at most. They Just seemed to radiate ton eased, but these, too, displayed Phelps. The exercises will be held tte cottage of Mr. and Mrs. William happiness which was Indirectly in­ resistance. Bonds generally, were in the Town Hall Thursday eve A. Knofla at Columbia Lake. About dicative ot their gratification. This rather narrow, but some of the spec­ ning. they owe to Fred A. Tatro, through Mr. and Mrs. George M erritt en­ 86 were present and engaged in ulative groups stepped up. swimming, boating, baseball, horse­ whom the outing was made possi­ A run-in of the shorts in Union tertained Mr. and Mrs. Walter shoe pitching and otter sports. Tbe ble by means ot furnishing the Pacific, somewhat similar to the one Hewitt and daughter, Emily, of women wore colorful pajama cos­ transportation. The children of the in American Telephone yesterday, New London, iud Mr. and Mrs tumes and tte men riaicks or school wish to extend their sincere sent this carrier up around 6 poinU Raymond Healy and children, Mary th««k* to Mr. Tatro. There were 26 to a new hlg_. ------Delaware_ - A Hud- children to go, also Mr. and Mrs. ■on jumped about 4 points, otter Tatro. Miss Doris Leger, the teach­ transportation issues up 1 to 2 in­ er of the school, and Gus Kowalski cluded Lackawanna, Santa Fe and and Harold Stricklanl who helped New York Central. Aircraft stimka White Rajah’s Daughter Weds Peer to look after the welfare and safe­ also drew a following with United ty of tbs children and Aviation Corp. w about a P ^ ot Mrs. Harriet U ttie and Miss each, American ’Telepbone, a ftw Flora Wheeler spent the day recent dipping nearly 8 In tbs first part of ly in Westford at tbe home of Miss t t e session, got back its loss ViHieeler’s sister Among gainers of fractions to i Mr. and Mrs. George SUnley, point or more were Adams Express, Miss Marion Stanley, Miss Vera U. S. Steel, Loew’s, Allied C^m lM l, Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ston- North American, ConsoUdated Gas ley and daughter Jean, all ot and American Tobacco B. •Andover, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Refieetlng general' busing im­ Woodward of Columbia were dinner provement, several banks declared gucNts Sunday at tbe home o f Mr. regular dividends. Preliminary and Mrs. Henry Hutchins on Chest­ tim tes of New York Central rail­ nut Hill. road revenue! for May Mrs. Bessie TrythaU, Shirley Try that an April deficit of fl,800,000i M ildness.. .(fragrance.. .purity- than. Miss Harle Field, Mrs. LUhan bad been cut to some 9000^ . n o Rice and Miss Gladys Rice spent road bad a lose of 14.000,000 in Itoy Sunday at Groton Long Point, at last year. June eamlngs ot umi tbe eottage of Mrs. Ruth Jacobs. lines, it WBS sold, were ninniag well The last regular session of tbe ahead of tte previouB month. are in Lnekies! Windham High School was held The question o f “ what price tte Monday, thus ending tbe year for drtlar” Is bolding the serious etten the puj^ls who received an average tion ot Wall Street Forrtgp bank Htvfi you ever happened to comet in iitber dose persoafil o f SO cent or over in every sub­ Ing experts strase tha imwrtaace of w oods why.^Tofiidog" is to conttd with you, tod if it je c t.‘’Those who did not, take tbe stebiUsatloD as tha meet vital quas- final examinations for the year dur­ tloD bafora tbe preaent IxmAou con- Id Lucky Scrikes? It's wwctotl fee **Tofifti^f^ pur%> ing the rest ol tbe weMc. farenea. Only whan tlm drtlar, oomA and f rane am fixed to e j^ fCfiUy'Oo'fiecouit of jm . For io g 'l^ t, even Lucky Strihifi'fi' MONTREAL GETS OABDDCEB aort ot permaneiit j* c h o fe | .fe b 6 0 0 os could fo u i^ Toronto, June 18 (A P ) — The argued, can tha foralfB trad# Mtua- TToeidiigy.plfijf t bigger ,pficc Globe today said it had learned from tloD work bafk toward Bormal thin you inight think in mfildog ijdld, IO puce. 8o yoaifit a rMtaMe eouree that negotlatloos had been oompleted betwen the whfic t'b ig pfire * T o iid ^ hfifi Itetreal Oanadiene and Ohioafe w, o. ift "Lnekies Rktefir IJaekbawks of the National Hodeev Mias Leonora Ifarfwat irookfc aMaal d a j^ ^ pufto’^Kvirafaes; your d g im which would bring Cbuck Xanto, O., Itaa O. Oietle, 71, tm o m of ^ ffllMt goal tender, to Naifioiial eatt-dipiTCCtaatltoM, died aftor their raaaatWfddJBf. Tte flT m ld bride to kMwn d moAmErtf ■nrfee, Gold to fiarawak wb«a hor f a ^ Mte qvar funga pf tte Hhiold Harr and George Aiaewoith aO ifia feMM bora leday ef ..poat •avaaa aaaatoa aa the sarth. • , to the llawlia. tlesllj half ot a toim*f votiaf- body er T tm iMtodtog to hhi copy ths **One Side, You Bums!’* MlandpBtnr M lf to dtoand It Wo fdt onr names of dlssaeas wAtm hts nrepa- Em titig %rralb light to iho eooxtoi it to tmo, hut it ratloa wts actually a spseifle «ut«] is not » flght that asn bo ontorod for such maladies. Wednesday Morning Onl^ PUm^UtUiiOi/ Mk X'HM wUh say dogroo of lliiiiliiiiiii oo We would get, tmder auoh a rule HSRAX.D PBlMTtMO jpi&FANT, INC IS utM«u itr««t tlio part of iuyoito. no snore of thoee ooncoottone war­ (Store Qoses At Nopn) Slnaoi)«st«r, Uoaa. ranted to be useful for everything THOMAS raitOUBON 0*n«ri> I MaoagM______THE VIACk . from bunions to gsUstonss; we Poandad Obtebat !■ ISII TVmHtig the weak thisre will be would get no more “sure, cures’’ for 3-Pot Pnbllsbtd fivtrjr Bvanlng icxmpt oalsbrated in many thousands of tuberculosis, cancer and pneumonia. iSuDdaya aoa aolid«}i. Bat«r«d at tb« Post Offica at Maa«h«itav. Ooaa.. at AjDsriean schools, lodge rooms of Things, in short, would be on a mudi Sacond C lau Mali Mattti patrk^o sodeUas and a large va­ sounder basis. It i^ to l>e hoped SUBSi i:(PTION RATBS on* Xaar, by nail ...... SS*0S riety of other plaoss, the annual that the administration goes Plant -Per Month, by mall ...... t At through with Its plan. btTi^le cooler ••••••'••••••••••••S -US recurrence of Flag Day. J>envered, one year This flag of ours, this Old Glory, MEMBER OP I'HE A88UC1ATBO this Star Spangled Banner, is a slg- IN THE MARKET. PASS*; nifleant emblem if there ever was A business man who wondered Stands The Attoelated Preu vice. ln& that they will go as tor for it, for working at or near capacity for the ’ first time in several years; and at Publlsher't Aeprctentatlvei The it dare as much and sacrifice as 95 Julius Mathewt iloeol: Aseney—^ew much, as those of sny country in lut he encountered a steel plant lork , Chioapo, Detroit and Boston. 'Cash and history have gone and dared and working three elght-hoim shifts. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF “I asked what they were mak­ CIRCTJiATloNa sacrificed. Catty And not the least of our sacrifices ing,” he says, “and I found out they t'he Uerali pn n tiu f alsnmet no Bnaoeia) retvr'naiblllty ■tiA endurings fbr ths Start and were making barbed wire—making for typoarapbloal errors appearing in Stripes has besn in listening to the all of it they could. The fanners advertteementt la the Marcheeter For the porch . . and then inside the home later Eventnp HeralO. outpourings of tripe and hooey and are beginning to buy it, in quantity, on . . these three-pot wrought iron atiuida art TUESDAY, JUNE 18. unconscionable blither which tln- t6 r the first time in many montha. smart. The pots are included, exactly as sketched, hom orators and “tribute’’ authors For a long time they have been let­ in antiqued black iron finish. 29 inches high over WE GET OUB nGBT. have poured over that lovely field ting their fences go imrepaired. all. Regular $1.89. A majority of the voton of Mob- and union on evsry Flag Day since Now they are coming into the mar­ Chester having' decided that they the anniversary was instituted. ket again—and the barbed wire want to have some of the taxpay­ Cannot there be introduced buBinsM is good.” ers* money spent on lighting the into the Flag Day celebrations some This little anecdote leemB to re­ Manchester Electric Company be­ sSnse of ths dignity of the occasion flect a general lituatlon which offers fore the Public Utilities Commis­ —and tome realisation that there is one of the most encouraging devel­ WATKINS sion and in the courts, there is no dignity in a mere piling up of opments of the year. nothing left to do but for the town laudatory adjectives and of lies that * Serving Manchester for 58 Years to proceed according to the verdict would shame a Gypsy horse trader THEN A NEW BCAOONt ^nd spend the money; though where —no dignity and no implication ot Inasmuch as the propaganda ia it is to come from is something that honest respect in draping our re­ all prepared and the campaign be­ Health and Diet Behind the Scenes in - the voters didn’t, apparently, bother vered ensign with the gooey gush­ gun for the authorisation of another to think about. ing of some flattering cheat? Akron by the next session of Con­ Advice This newspaper is by no means The American Flag stands In no gress, why would it not bs exhibit­ By Dr. Frank MoOoy heartbroken over the result of the need of ths ministrations of quack ing proper enterprise to begin alio WASHINGTON WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. election. Frankly, ws do believe poets, quack orators or quack pa­ at this time to prepare the ground OTHER DISORDERS OFTEN MIS­ that the town le in for a drubbing. triots. But it had enough of them, DIAGNOSED AS APPENDICITIS MARYLAND HAS LOBBYIST ^lobbyists. Old-fashioned conserv­ for the construction of a successor FOR U. S. BUSINESS atives nrofeia to foresee ths day The system that is being followed in recent years, to turn its crimson also to tbs Macon when that latsst There la no longer the craze for when they will be demanding big­ Funeral Directors here In tbs making of rates is coun­ and its blue white with nausea. Oflielal Bepiesentattve WlU Handle ger appropriations. of behemoth dirigibles shall likewise removing appendices that thqre ESTABUSHED 58 FEARS tenanced all over the country. If C u’t wa protect our Flag from Relationa With Federal The chief Immediats interests have gone to its fats. Really ths WM about thirty years ago when it pre-emption by nlt-wlt ballyhoo Government of official state lobbyists will be It te an unjust one to the eonaumer time ia getting sh ort She was was claimed that everyone wai the 3500,000,000 available for CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. it will eventually defeat Its own barkers? At least we could try. due to start on her test trip ysstsr- healthier without an appendix, and By RODNEY DUTCHER unemployment relief grants, the Robert K. Anderson Phone: Office 8171 purpose by throttling the develop­ day—it won't be long now. some doctors even went lo far as to 33,800.000,000 in the pubUo Waahington, June 18 — A new works program, R. F. C. loans to Funeral Director Reaidenea 7494 ment of the electrical energy busi­ A FRIEND GOBS AWAY. advocate ths removal of appendlcei AS Rev. Robert A. Colpltts com­ kind of lobbyist —no one thought states and cities and loans under ness and will be abandoned. If it in every infant The tod was so there was any such thing —has ap­ the farm relief and home mort­ is not an unjust one the town of pletes his long period servles as pas­ popular that many people with per­ gage acta. Manchester win find it impossible to tor of the South Methodist church IN NEW YORK fectly healthy appendices and no peared in Waahington. Soon there noay be 47 others change it by carrying on a fight in •wA bids goodbye to Manchester trouble whatever in the abdomen Stoat Relief Loan paddocks, watching them during hers with asrignmenUf corre­ tMa community experiences that re­ had the operation performed. Those The first application laid be­ rest periods, feeding them again. the courts. By PAUL HARRISON operations were undoubtedly a sponding to that of Freq^c P. fore Relief Administrator Harry COWBOYS RiUlGE “Every day the cowmen ride the Ths fact of ths matter li that the action familiar to the Indivldu^ waste of time and money and an un­ Lee. who baa been appointed by Hopkins under the 3500,000,000 fed­ pastures—about seven or eight voters have ordered the town to go when he sees a well beloved friend New York, June 13 —Probably necessary assault upon the body. Governor Albert C. Ritchie to aee eral relief appropriation waa that of miles dally-to look after ths new­ to it that Maryland get at least tsr nut and lick the electrical power departing out of his life. The trade the most disgnmtled man about About the only thing one could put gan of Colorado waa In communiua- IN PINE r u m s , N .T . born end count tbs herds to see share of the bUllons of dollars which Colorado. Senator Edward P. Costi- tem for it is “a sense of loss,” but Broadway right now Is John on the credit side of the ledger was y______that they are complete. There are industry as a whole—whlch Is some the pleasure some of these folks got the federal government is going to tion with Hopkins before the latter four oow lx^ who do (his. each man <;rder and one not to be filled at that Is an inadequacy. We wonder Qoldsn, who has been having while telling about their operations. distribute among the states. reached bis desk, insisting that taking six or eight pastures.” cost of a few hundred dollars nor if It would not be a better expres- union trouble- It was Mr. The theories to account for ap- Lee is a lawyer who knows how his stats waa in an SspeciaUy There are only black cattle on the Golden who producea the Manhattan. Putting Basteni Oattte Ou too ultimately to accept defeat and pay last was widely hailed as a piece ington his state should let no grass since he . was the senator who o f unusual scholarahip and \moom- because many years ago a surgeon Blap the bin. If we get better rato* ** ot worthy entei^iriae, since it pro­ found some strawberry eeeds in the grow under her feet whUe moving long ago had demanded the out­ Since 1826 BriareUff ealtle havQ a result of this forlorn hope under­ moB tactfulness and a pulpit orator vided the customers with good appendix of the patient upon whom toward the Treasury. right relief grants which Presi­ Pine Plains, N. Y., June 18.— been winning Gntt.d Qiamplon pris­ stage entertainment at movie dent Hoover had opposed so bit­ taking it will be a miracle. And of extraordinary ability. What he operated. The news was flashed 'Scienfifio cowboys" rids the range es at ths totematlonal Uvsstook rates, and promised employment to all peurte of the world and served Why He Did It terly. The present relief grant if miracles happened oftener than Manchester as a whole la losing is a He explained: Show. In 1927 ths ranch had ths for the cost during the lean to develop a fear in the mlpds of biU came to be known as the in the wild and wooUy East! female grand champion. Gkoups of once in a lifetime they wouldn’t be modest, red blooded gentleman and montha. people towsihi berries and fruit con­ "The federal relief program Wagner blU before it was passed, Scarcely out of ear-shot of Fifth is on so vast a scale and Involves three and five have cleared the miracles. citizen whose broad understanding But Mr. Golden had not consult­ taining small seed. The truth Is that despite the fact that Senator Bob Avenue’s* gTo4hing motor-buses and so many different pieces of legis­ Wagner of New York had vigor­ boards, too. But in 19S1, Briarcliff ■ However, it is conceivable that and brotherly sympathies knew no ed the International Alliance of seeds are very rarely found in the sight of Wall street’s sky-probing had ita supreme eastern triumph.- Stage Hands, which protects the appendix during an operation anu, in lation which require depart­ ously opposed grants in the pre­ tills contest wlU be a less expensive llihltationa within the zone of tol­ mental construction, that it seems vious Congress and the further towers, a prize-winning herd of 1,- For the first time to history a bull Interests of the men who work the fact, such an instance is so very un­ bred and fatted to the Bast, a Briar­ one than some in which the town erance of human frailty. We shall road shows. This organization usual as to never be cited as the to me Maryland is fully justified fact that the new act Is approxi­ 400 steers roam over 8,000 hill-bor­ in employing a competent repre­ mately the old Costigan-LaFol- cliff steer, was prodaimed ths to- might become involved and perhaps miss a warm, red factor out of the ruled that \ “When Ladles Meet” main cause. The appendix really dered acres reminiscent of the temational Grand ChampiQU. was still technically a road show, sentative in Washington to keep lette plan. , it will not be a bad thing for It to blood stream of the community. has a peristalic movement of ita West’s great cattle ranches. The last four gehsrmtioas of and that it must hire a carpenter, own and, when healthy, is able to in constant touch with the entire have a demonetration of the costli­ This newspiqier and this town relief program and with ,the de­ Klein’s New Job Few of the little boys sit wide- ’Thome men have b ^ tomous cat­ SL electrician and a property man, disgorge such small particles as tle men: Jonathan,’Samuel, - Edwin ness of litigation. It may keep us would exceedingly regret Mr. Col- at salaries of 3100 a week, along seeds tpat may enter it. partments which wiU be charged Julius Klein, who as assist *jit eyed in the windows of Manhattan with carrying it out and aUotting secretary of commerce was one of tenements, reading fabulous tales of and now Oakletoh 'ibome. (3en1]a- out of deeper trouble on some future pitts’ going if they did not realise with eleven other atage handb at At the present time there is a ten­ men ranchers, to Duchess county^ lesser salaries. This rule could uot dency to blame focal infection for the federal funds.” the forembat of the Hoover "pros­ faraway and remote cow-punchers, occasion. It may be worth all it that from'out a long and earned When this waa a smaller job perity boys," may become executi've reslfse the nearness o t Briarcliff a brought ths tost short-homed cat-, be broken, said the Alliance, even appendicitis, just as the teeth, ton­ tie to Am erica to 1860. costa if it cures the community of a rest in the gracing quietude of New if it-meant the closing of the show sils, sinuses, etc., have been blamed it was left to state senators and director of the National Manufac­ great stock farm hers that has real newly developed yen for litigation. Brunswick, out of many leisurely and the throwing out of work of for rheunoatlsm and arthritia. Why representatives, and occasional turers’ Association, with head­ cowboys aplenty. the six men who had been handling the real cause of appendicitis shoiild visiting delegfations. Now it’s quarters in Washington. Last 're­ Western Romantieism OBsstag Those individuals who constitute hours to be' spent on the good salt fairly certain that Maryiind’a ports were that Klein had been sa he knows so well and out of the situation with ease. So the be ignored for so long a time is Here the otherwise Intangible Manches­ show closed. somewhat of a mystery though- it la course wiU inspire or compel fered the Job at 325,000 a 3rear but VOMONARCHYT ter Electric Company need have no idyllic days on brooks full of waiting other states tO appoint their own was holding out for 340,000. Briarcliirs cowboys, though, are very apparent to any physician who not the storied ranchers who grow qualms about yesterday’s vote. If trout there will grow a new crop of SpeolaUats, All thoroughly understands diagnosis. up on the land, wear wlds-hrlmmed there be any consolation in it, they many other years of such usefulness It is by just such adamant stands In spite a t the wide-spread belief hats and bandanna handkerchiefs, SOCIALIST CHIEF that the stage hands have be­ that appendicitis strikes perfectly entire length of the lower digestive tion of so much sugar in its prspar- may pride themselves on a moral as has been his. come much more powerfully organ­ tract. ation, my answer would be “yes,” and play gnitars in the moonlight. healthy people without warning, 'They are serious young men, InNhe victory. In this day and age any May Manchester share in them. ized than the actors themselves, such is not the case. There are years (In tomorrow’s article I will teU but, aa it does require this exoeasivs amount of .sugar, I never recom­ main, just out of agricultural WARNS AUSTRIA public utility company that wins the and the latter are greatly resent­ of repeated warning, which, if some of the methods of relieving ap­ pendicitis.) mend it.' schools, and they know more about PUZZLING THOSE RUSSIANS. ful of this, especially since most of recognizeo, would avoid the need of .support o f 1107 voters among 2227 them make lees money than the ruah^ to the hospital for appen­ bovine dietetics-than being quick on That cablegram sent to Jimmy the draw when a cattle rustler 'Vienna (AP)—These who beUeve may rightly consider itself to be as men who push tiie scen ^ around. dectomy. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (Swallows Oieny Pits) a Hapsburg restoration jetatog popular with the citixoiry as the Mattem in Russia hy friends in his While Uie performers are on the This disease is so reaqily prevent­ Question: Mrs. Nadine W. asks: comes In sight. Austria and Ritogaty would be the ((Hive Oil Most Beneficial) to fact, there sre no cattle rust­ most favored native eon. The home town of San Angelo, Tex., stage, the eti^e hands rest. Chorus ed and so dangerous if improperly “Are cheery pits injurious? I have a sureet way to .prevent Austria girl twelve; whenever she eats lers. And no calf ever is branded. seems Ur have caused ^oviet offi- girls getting ^ a week may make treated that everyone should study Question: Mrs. Margaret G. from “going Hitler” hava been margin of 13 votei by which the two or three complete changes of the methods for prevMiting its de­ writee: ‘1 have used your method cherries, she swallows the’Stones.’ calf gets j. strap and a num­ warned by the Socialist leader Otto townspeople decided to press a csm dale at Moscow a good deal of per­ costume while the scenery ahovers, velopment. The real cause of the of employing oUve in liver trouble Answer: There is no danger if the ber plate at blrtii. Bauer that his party Is to no mood Briarcliff isn’t a new ranch. It has in the courts, to try to prove elec­ fectly natural bewilderment. paid 375 and up, read their pulp- inflammation of the appendix is a and found it to be a wonderful help; entire seeds ^ of fresh obexes are to tolerate such a change. paper magasinea. After about half in fact, the only method that gives been in the family of Oakleigh tric light rates here unfair. Is not Bi Itself, the message was simple prUnaiy inflammation of the portion swallowed although the cherry pit Sees Fsreign Obstacles an hour, say the curtain comes of the colon to which the appendix over night relief. 1 find that a four sometimes develops a virulent ’Thome, well known New York Advocates of such a reetoratlea very Impressing. enough. It said, “Attaboy, Jim­ down and the atage bands .eap it attached. Thie condition fre­ ounce does taken at bed time makes poison if-it becomes fermented or capitalist, and outdoor man, ever should realise, saM Bauer at a par­ It is an extremely difficult under­ my,’’ a ^ It waa dgned “San Ange­ into action for ten minutes. One quently exists for years before he me feel 100 per cent better the fol­ spoiled. since 178fi. The present prise-win­ ty conferepce here, that there also lo.’’ But it pusded the eerlous naan pidu up a chair and puts it appendix becomes affected. Even af- lowing day. What 1 cannot \mder- ning herd was established in 1926 would be totematlonsi obstades taking to make sentiment for a ma­ when William Pew, former professor commissars. there; another picks up a lamp tw the appendix becomes inflamed, stand ia why doss olive oU do this and he added that CBedio-Slovakia chine; and that is about what the and puta it here, another spreads abscesses rarely form except after and other oils or greases do not pro­ of husband^ at the Agricul­ and Jugo-Slavla would not wflllag-' friends of the Manchester Electric “Attaboy”—in what Rusaian- a rug; a fourth man hands out clg- continued dietetic abuses. The ap­ duce the same effect?” RYDER CUP GOLFERS tural CoUege at Ames; la., 'oeoanos ly accept a new Austria-Hungary. Company bad to do. In timsa of mtufush dictionary will you find a arcts to be emoked in the next act, pendix ia chromlcally inflamed for Answer: 1 do not know definitely vlce-presldimt and manager of the Nevwtheleas, said -Bauer, it New York oattls ranch. financial stress the man who bolds AaSiilMftW o f cryptic w ord? and so on. These men are called a long time before the body tries what property of olive oil differs HOLD LAST WORKOUT would be folly to disregard ths pot- “props” . from other oils In stimulating d dis­ BMareliff Steers Take SlbboM And the signature, “San Angelo” ; the drastic measure ot acute inflano- •dhiiily o f an attempt to restora the pocketbook doesn’t have any Another group of men, called matioB. Chronic appendldtia may charge of bils from the liver and Briarcliff steers have a habit tils moniurchy. So he wamsd his too good feeling towards anyone he what could that mean, and why? “grlpa”, are the clearers and op­ be suspected When one has recur­ gall bladder. Most vegetable or often of walking off wtth Grand fanow-sodsUsts “we most m a l| e New Yoifk, June 18.—(AP)— must pay money to, be be butcher Obviously, the whole thing might be erators who shove the scenery into ring pidne in the right side together animal oils do have somewhat of (Jhamplon prises at ths annual to- dear to tbs Austrian peopls that place. Very highly specialised. For the same effect, but in actual ex- The Ryder Cup Golf team’s last imker, iceman or the fellow who a code message involving a deeply- wltii the presence of a large amount tsmationol Llvastook Exhibition in ths Hamburg menace is to no way histance, the man who bands cut of gas in that section of the colon. perienca 1 have observed that the workout OB tUa aids of ths Atlan­ Oiicago, leaving ths Texas and nnallsr ths Hltlsr msaace.*' furnishes him juice for his lights. bidden plot "Attaboy Jimmy—San dgarets wouldn’t dare touch a During periods o f discom fort in th|it olive oU seems the meet favorable tic before ths totsmatioBal ssrtss Montana dslsgatss to go homo with­ Hs added: Angelo” ; international secrets have rope or a piece of scenery. And a in the average case. CJoaapares Two Deagerr This tended towards apathy as far region the soft ballooned colon cXn with Great Britain sent Captain out their ribbons. Fifty atsers are as defense of the Electric Company been given away in words less mys­ scenery naan would Jeopardize his usually be felt with a gentle pres­ preparsd for ths prlss exhibition . “I f the Hitler menace maana job if be were to straighten out a sure of the fingers. ("Blend INetf’ Not Beoonamended) Walter Hagan and his mates that the orgy of bar mr'am ngta|l is concerned and many a voter who terious than those. . each year but only 11 or 15 make musaed rug.. Inflammation of the colon may be - (Question: Eleanor T. writes: "I against a picked squad of Metro- the exhibiting grads. to Germany would ejgolf m , tbo^ doesn’t feel a rate case either wise ^Soviet Russia’s introduction to brought on by several conditions, get much from your articles in ths peUtan district amatours at the This sastsm ranch doesn’t have that the bonea of Auatrlgto or justified stayed away from the American slang Is probably a thing A Man of Parts the most frequent of which Is con­ paper, but 1 seem troubled with con­ Metropolis Club in White Plains, _ noeas-hall but it haa a boarding might be the price tor The • Gilbert and! Sullivan re­ stipation and someone has suggest­ today. polls because be bad no particular that the Moscow offleials will shake stipation or a delay of the food bouse, comfortable with deep chairs to. regain tilt Pohah vivals, especially well sreceived wastes that are passing up the as­ ed that 1 try the *Bland Diet’ aa The cup team will sail on the and fire-places, where the unmarried we muat keep joat^at love for the local utility firm, as he their heads over for a long time.. Aqnitanla tomorrow night The to- this season, have been presented cending coton. Remember that the roughage seems to irritate. 1 want ranchers live. Down ths road there that a ra-unkn with 1 might have had if some Individual as usually by Mr. Milton Abora, who appendix is the loweivmoat part of to &OW what you think of this temati(«al matches wfll be played er at South Port, England, June 96-27. is a row o f anoall, gray houses where he knew were numing for office. SAVEGUABDlNa. la 70 and celebrating bis fiftieth the portinn of the colon that as­ diet." the married cowboys Itvs. There ia a that our aona wUI year in the theater. He used to Answer: 1 know what you mean The Taxpayers’ League, the or­ It is reported at Washington that cends almost straight upward fbr Mackamlth on ths ranch. A ma- r-gato Slovakia aad appear in the operettas himself, a dlstancs of from twelve to four­ by a “Bland Diet,” but I do not ebanic, carpenter, truck driver, the future king, o i 7 ganization that sponsored yester­ the adnoiniztratiOB plans a thorough STAR HEEIS mVOBCB and still does at rehearsala when teen inchee. There is, eonbequentlr, recommend it. Rathsr, 1 advise you trhetorman, and the men wtth i^eo- An attemjpt to day’s vote by petition, does not take and complete overhauling of the anyone Is absent, for he knows an th weight of gravity to oontr d to take plenty of exsreiss, sat a ial ranching duties. tioD o f Baueito the parts. His presdit pride is large amount of cooked and caw Lps Angeles, June IS—(AP) —A the Town of Manchester into the federal food and drugs law. Such with if the colon walls are not func­ asoond separation bstwssn Adolphe Osttle Get Tksir Brsaktost First. nnflsoatioa of H id Kayke, the Japanese prima tioning perfectly because of fn- greens, and taka an enema daOy, if "Two men are, assigned to ths o r g -i. courts wielding a bludgeon. Yes­ action is badly needed, and can be rtftwn*. who now has played the necessary, until your bowels move Menjou, screen actor, and his wife, flammatloa or because of obstruc­ formerly known to the film worii as show stock,” Pew toi^atns. ’Dna Inter terday’s vote is no big stiek to wave a real eervioe to the consuming leads in “The Mikado” and “Tht tions -or kinks near ths upper end natvvally. Drink only a modsrato amount of water, and that between Katoryn Carvar, haa baan dlacfloasd. handles the tot steers, and ths other before a Public Utilities commisaioB public. Geisha Girl.” She didn’t know of tbo.aaeeiiding colon, to most the breeding cattle. Bach suiat sea and Wwgnah when he first heard meals and not at mealtime. Atomsya for tha two indicstsd a Stricter rules governing the labels eases of appendicitis it will be found divorce action probably'will follow. that his cattle are fed befora he has or yet a higher court of mpeaL It her sing and hired her. So hs that the stomach and intestlnsa dro is difficult to picture any company of ooemette and patent nwdlctoe taught her the rllea, parroMaab- (Wkidiarti) While neither ths actor nor his had tis own breaktoat. Bto mmto atr badly prolapsed into the lower ab­ tend to bedding them down, idSMitog M a moneter whose tentacles are preparations are ansong the dumges loB, and it was several weeks be­ domen when the patient etands up. Question: Mrs. W. inquires: “Is wlto would discuss the Etuatioo at­ torneys said negotiations Were un­ tha atah|ss,.bnulitof themt oereto- spueesiBg the life-blood out of the contemplated. One change pro- fore she gradually came to under­ The eranaped intestines can, there­ rtiubarb good in tbs diet?” stand what she had been singing fore, not function properly and an Answac: If rhubarb coulu be der way to efton.a pri^rty Mttia- Ing them either by leading tham when that sompanpr has posed would prev«nt a manufactur- about, ' irritation to fldt ne ttMuikoiit the aads palatable wltbout the addl-, a « i t around or nutting them to /r !• i - ‘(n. •fTTv^v % S anchestsib evraWH^BSi- CONN, r . j o N i i i ^ ^-i5tV,’.._.

m lzit as that which Ih^^lzed SECRETARY BULL ABSENT Gmrnany's political aetloo. MATTBtN STARTS ^ THIS CURIOUS WORLD Payments Dud/une IS, gStdOlsMA. :: "We bettsve that a gathm ^ like issiw ittit m this of the governments of all the FROM ECONOMIC P A R JIY nations of the world in which Oach FOR NOME, ALASKA would Hdiiea a*te*n«E,- t i country can frankly «q>tain its owfi Hinting New Defaults, gfvwi is a doi snsh savfdga could- (CSoDthmed Page One) diffiendties, has th* great advantage (OoBtintied from Page Oof) of promoting better understanding be turned into dejiars, sines Shadow Economic Meet ly dQUars oaly go abroad 8UUM aetUemsit financial prob> of these mfficultiea by other coun­ Mattem wimiross the Bitemationq) tries. date line, and w ill. therefore gala men! ter gnoda mr through l«ou wem ntlitng. or in esehsngB ter Itlnmrn Onited State* "This will enable us to create the 24 hoturs. Jt the trip takes him 17 or 18 hours, he will be earlier by Washington, June.—(AP)— War almost to sMininala foreign dollar armament savings would teo The United ^.States, General necessary conditions for rebuilding Alaska time, when he leads . than debts, officially excluded from con-^ >baIaaoete t ^ cowitiy. noos a t these fiiasslficstians; Smute maintained, “failed to fall In relations with all other countries of B-*------* when he sets out. alderattao economic VOppM end, snnamsnt rsonsttoB line'* after the L^manne repara^ the world on the solid foundation of at the London The debtors’~pmbleffl is further reconstructed national economic are, nooa tha on political ctmalderatkoa. tione conference.' 8TOBM_ON WAT. scesDtuatsd by fim fpel that th^ be reduced only if everyoue aissM systems. peeted to stalk aomberty btfilnd Uw sre Bo^loager eoBseting rqparatiaos Thus, although It had been pre­ "We for our part must at any Nome, Alaska, June 18.— (A P )— to rednqtion. viously agreed that war debte had A dropping barometer heralded' a backdrop of that far-flimg stage. from- Oermstty. GsrmsBy, in trun, Eutirdy aside from the rate adimt the viewpoint that only bao done moat of the borrowing no place on the conference agenda, clear understanding of the tituation coming storm here today as Nome- fJflO No matter what the diivosltion of, aspects, the argument Is snvslep^ three of the first four apeakere, In- ites watched the western sides for a -(HR. after the war from tbs united of a nation which is stnigiping hard- the debt payments o< 8144480,000 States, and it waii via ceparatkms with pfffitical and emotioual dtaaaa» * eluding Chairman MacDonald him­ to put its own house in ordm^ can glimpse o t Jinunle Matterh, globe- skm. self, brought up the forbidden eub- due June 10, or of the ^iproximate- ano American laarag, according to create the right spirit for Sfsleetton girdUng Texas aviator. ly $30,000,000 which was defaulted Total Fimded m jm jm jm ject. F(^gy weather and low tMnpera- a common exidanatlOB, that Amer­ of those remedies which have to be on Dee. 81 by France, Belgium and ica’s debtors got mort of their dol­ The total of the debt, Interist sad General .Smuts asserted: . “The ’applied to master our sltuatimi." tures over the ice-choked Bering Sea Poland, few observers have little lars. prindpal as funded, was about ~ Lausanne conference a year ago Adam Roc, of Poland, followed was bMleved to have caused Mattem Ynojfo of a coBdualve ssttlement at 1000.000. 000, of which $U,866flW<» placed the gravest responslM '^y to detour from a straight course be­ Americans who Insist on payment Baron von. Neurath. He asserted TJZWNO \«CEU-I present. p Mr. Roc also, urged “rearrange­ 000 she defaulted Dec. 81; Bel^um, ponents, are generally that even 065.000. 000, accounting for the still With the faffing barometer, how­ owing $6,838,000 June 10 ks well Japan, through the veteran ment of the debts", and reestablish­ sucb small payments woidd tend to large prlndjuil. ever, a gradually rising wind and her detiuilt of $3420,00 on Dec. 20, derange Bkuropean eurrendee. statesman, declared for restoration ment of world trade. action of the sea indicated a storm and other nations will refuse to pay U. S. Interest Bate Cut o t the gold standard—with the res­ Caban’s Snggesttons was in the offing. ervation such as Great Britain'and tbe amounts now faffing due. The question as to the justness Orestes Ferrara, leader of the The economic conference will other nations make the favorable Cuban' delegation, was the next of the debt also enters in, Euro­ DID YOU KNOW T H A T - conditions for its pperatton . must just have gotten under way when peans arguing that some a t the speakec He recommended the re­ June 10 comes around, and few ob­ first be created, duction of customs barriers, explain­ money lent should be considered a To prevent needles and pins from \^scount Ishii touched on the sil­ servers believe the war debt discus- contributicii to the war cause. The ing hew his own country has been OPEN FORUM sioa that will develop then can help rusting, stick them Into a piece m ver problem, declaring that “in bit by operation of the. tariff sys­ United States never has reduced flannel which has been saturated 8LEBPV4& PMfiSONS but aflect the conference consider­ the prindpal, they say. view Ox her trade Connections with tems. Not only Cubs but the whole THE BATE CASE A W HAROCSr TO AAOUaC, ably. with machine oil. silver-using cofintries, Japan will world has been damaged by ob­ NOBB \M»I TMWE BtfiM M U Europe’s Argument Those demanding payment, ad­ In Australia there ere at i*flif ve due mnsideratidn to proposals stacles to commerce, be said. Dear Editor: CNE HOUR— BEFOCCAMO mitting that the prh^pal has. not 20 spedw of shIwmUs that are avl- Hate off to the'women voters of Europe says she cannot pay the been reduced, empbabize that the •ters—^flying squirrels, flying opote r appropriate solution of the sil­ Restoration of the free drculation a x t b r t h a t v m b less g , war debts because faffing exports interest charged is much «niaii»r suma flying mice and even flying ver problems." of gold is an Important matter, the Manchester or at least the 410 NOBK WILL AN/AKIN 7T«A\ MacDonald adjourned the session that voted against the squandering to tha United States have prevented bears. Cuban said but he r^rardod It as her from getting sufficient Ameri­ than rffixed at the time of lending. at 13:40 p. m. until 8 o’clock, stating c ' 11,000 for a fight ag^dnst the can dollars for the purpose. Most at the money was lent as Fields of lava, "sputter cones," that the first business ofrtbe after­ useless without the rsestabUahment volcanic craters, strange caves of world trade through elimination local Electric Co. There are two prlneipal ways of percentages nmnlng from 4 to 0, noon would be to receive a resolu­ I must admit that 1 am greatly self have felt a decided pickup in BIA8HFEE GOES WET while the average rate now is under natural bridges have been discov­ of tariff values. Calling for action business and look for the chance to obtaining American dollars—1^ sel­ ered in southeastern Idaho. tion of the international labor con­ disappointed in the Ta:i^yers’ ling gocMte, or by borrowing. Amer­ 3. This, they argue, rqiresents a ference at Geneva. ^ , by the conference Senm- f'errara as­ League. The leaders of this must pick up that lost credit. Maabpee, Maas , June 13— (AP)— The soot discharged into the at­ serted that talk alone does no good. ica lent upward to $2,000,000,000 sizable contrlbutl^ especially since (This resolution concerned labor know that the town has nothing to After using three phones for 11 Mashpee want wet by a 2 to l vote America reedved t ^ money to lend mosphere of SSngland —x-ii year r ^ - ”.aylng down a concrete pro­ years 1 find you never build any kind after the war and up to the depres­ reaent three days' coal output of the and economic problems). gate by earryixxg a fight into .the today in the otatewlde election to sion. America received on war Europe from bw own d tiz ^ and is Ralph W. Morrison, another posal, the Cuban delegate called for courts. So far os enlirtteg the sup­ of credit wite this outfit entire country. the gradual modification of tariffs decide the repeal of the 18tb amend­ debts from 10 msln debtors, $2,606,- still paying it back at biterest rates American delegate, entered the hall port of the rank and file in sucb a The Electric Light Company I averaging about 4 per cent Many manufactured articles and over a fivb year period, through a m ent 000,000. Some economists bold that. lacquers are made from fish scales. not long before adjournment. scheme is concerned, we have a have found very fair but I am sorry In effect, America lent money to ti'eaty terminable in one year’s no­ Armaments Involved The U. S. Treasurer’s “cousdencS The American reaction to today's psychological phenomena that is 1 cannot say this of this other eoa- This was the second town in the Europe with which she paid on her Those inslstiag on payment fur­ swtft-movlng developments ranged tice. This scheme he said does not very interesting. 1 have seen a cem . I am State to report Its vote, like many fund” now totals over $600,000; war debt dSxount. ther argue that with the decline In consists of money sent In by anony­ from Jocular speculation as to the represent an ideal but provides for child, weU, contented and happy, Very truly. other C s f Ood eoamunlties Mash- Now lending has ceased, and for­ the lopping off of the highest im­ value of the dollar In relatim to mous persons wbo have cheated the time when delegates would get - a moved to'tears and self-pity by Dr. Geo. A. Caillouette, D. C. pee has been legally dry for years. eign trade has declined so ter as gold, it would take even smaller cablegram to return home to an pediments to the exchange of goods. sympathizing with blnx for an government. expression of the belief that it was The establishment of a technical imagteary trouble, sucb as "poor better for the diffibultles to come at tribunal to settle controversies aris­ little bat^, did be hurt, bis finger? the start of the conference than ing out o t general tariff agreements Well, that is too bad, poor, poor. later. was suggested by th* spokesman of So, poor man, Soom the Electric Trouble At Start Cuba. Company charge you too much? 0ns of the del^tss said: .‘1 Alexandsr Mallnoff of Bulgaria, Well, that is too bad. Let’s make would rather have stormy weather spsaklag naxt, called the attention the taxpayers chip In a thousand a day out than wait tmtn mid- of tbd eonferanee to Ms oountrv's doffiura and we win make them ocean." special position as a small debtor sweat. , ^ To this, one of his eolleaguss re­ state and Asked that the nations It ^>pears that there are too plied that he had heard storms near 'give due consideration to this fact In many that are ready to faU for shore were often most dangerous, preparing any action affecting Bul­ that kind of btmk. ^ tad asked jokingly if he thought garia. Personally, I have to count my I the cablMram requesting their re­ Ralph W. Morrison departed from pennies and economize to get along turn to Washington would arrive the ball in the course of the interpre­ and If the Electric Company were tonight or tomorrow. / tation of Malinoirs speech, leaving overcharging, 7 should be as likely ^ At the adjournment it was still the American delegation without to resent it as any one. I do not uncertain whether Secretary Hull any member present. ' like the area^charge and the ex­ would speak this afternoon, but it The conference adjourned until planation offered for it > is by no was believed he would defer his ap­ 10:30 tomorrow morning when means convincing. I consider it as pearance until tomorrow. Chancellor Dollfuss of Austria will imjust and wrong. Conference observers said they speak. But as for the rates charged and believed insistent reference to debts the service rendered, there is no CmeueeaM* ^ would make it difficult for him to catise for complaint ■ *im ssi«i.v* avoid mentioning Uie problem, at PLAIN TALKING JOHMt tTWWiSW'l London, June 13.— (AP)—^Plain I am glad that I tdok the trou­ |j0SrCHEStER]^^Ni, least indirectly. ble to go and vote against the The conferenc': reconvened at 'blunt talking, which kept the dele­ gates stirred, characterized today’s scheme even though I lost out. > tOU" 3:00 p. m.. but not a single Ameri­ Also I cannot help but feel that can delegate was present at that burst of oratory at the economic conference. Striking phrases: ^ Mr. Bowers 'could find families in time. town for whose welfare this money Independent Action Premier Daladier of France— “Dragged toget^r toward the could be spent to much greater ad­ Just before resumption of the vantage. I also feel that the Tax- session it was stated In well-inform­ ab}Tss, the peoples of the world will find itself only in common action.” payers League has, through bad ed quarters that in the event of the I'^ership, outlived its usefulness. great powers failing to ^arrive at Finance Minister Jung of Italy— Juno 18» 1983 “Economic isolation means self- RETLAW. concrete decisions, the Scandinavian So. Manchester, June 13, 1938. countries, Holland, Belgium and nrutilation." Luxemboturg were prepared to General Smuts of the Union of carry out an arrangement made re­ South Africa—"The Lausanne con­ TELEPHONE CHARGES To Our Custooars! rate ference a year ago placed grave re­ inaugurate a new cently and take drastic independent 1120 to 1107 tO / action. sponsibility where it belonged—oh Edito'* The Herald: the town voted the shoulders of the United States. Yootorday good grace as At a conference of those powers We all have been through a very, decision with as in Stockholm ten days ago it. was The United States faUed to fall In- very trying period. Business men fe accept the agreed that, although they cairried t line." have had their troubles in keeping case against ua tedious and the best will to the world economic Viscount 'Ishii of Japan—"The blUs paid. Credit for many of us w ill nuke .suitable preparation for a conference, they would take some good will and kind offices of Presi­ has bWn very haid to keep up to a po8 sll)1 0 t and form of concerted economic action dent Roosevelt paved the way for satisfactory standard. aarl.e of legal prooeedlnge. in the event of failiu'e of the con­ solution of the 'Grid’s vital ques­ We are doing every thing possi­ ference. tions.” ble to stimiilate business. Prices expeot that the other 7000 It was understood that the form have dropped in every line but one. It wee probably too mueh to this action would take would be on 1»AV LOSE CHAIRMANSHIP. ' That is the way we have chosen to trouble to expr.ee their opinion the lines of an economic bloc de­ London, June 18.— (AP)— British stimulate buying. What has the take the signed to be as independent of the feeling against the American war telephone company done? Nothing, we are debt attitude is threatening to de­ ragletared voter. J ” ,;";,ttl. general Intereat. but rest of Europe as possible. absolute^ nothing, but hold the Another bit of unofficial but sen­ prive the United States of the chair­ a question which manship of one of the major world whip over a struggling business on result of the vote aakee sational conference news was that man. The price on their service is as da so, as the Maxin Ditvinoff, Soviet commissar economic conference committees, au­ did not between thoritative American sources said high as ever. Phones have been dis­ sorry that they for foreign affairs, was expected to connected wholesale. Many of us lost operation the official attitude propose a world pact for economic today. The United States had been slat­ this valuable service dominated over oontroveray rather than oo non-aggression. The Russian dele­ by a very selfish trust. gation indicated this was projected, ed to receive one of the committee chairmanships. It was dlclosed -Now that business is on the up­ town and the oompeny. that we do but the details were not disclo^. grade we are all trying to meet our the eur aeeura.nce The first business of the afler- that James M. Cox had been sched­ 0 uled to head the monetary group, just bills and have our phones re­ this letter is to . noon session was to deal with a placed. What do they greet you The object of an organlxad minority aa resolution of the intertiational labor but the attitude .of Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, chairman of with. They iwlitely state they re­ e ffo r ts , office advocating the stabilizing of cOTBpany, and money and price levels, the removal the conference, changed in the light quire'a 810.00 deposit. nor consider th . „n tlm en t toward the of excessive trade restrictions, r.i of the debt developments. That sure is a great incentive to in any way increase in purcBaslng power, and Torirt" the Cox appointment was business at a time like this. It is representative of the na public works programs. unc:::'..ain. The French were hard near time they awaken and give the after the monetary chairmansMp. „ ...u ...... «•„ ...... After the resolution had been in­ tnisiness man a lift. Many like my- troduced it was announced that it such would be referred to tiie proper ratej consistent with committee as soon as the committee lowest bad been named. haat po.elble aervl.a at th. Germany’s l)Ilnlster. the The first speaker of the afternoon The Manchester PubOc Market l e session was Baron Konstantin Vpn g e r v l o e * nanpared by »h. legal .ontrov.r.y Neurath, the German foreign minis­ ter. As he was speaking Mr. Mor­ efforts will be ask our ouitoBtrs to That our and we rison entered. He was the first not la st forever, American delegate to appear, and For Wednesday obwlous, but It w ill earnings to rate be arrived thirty-five minutes late. FANCY, FRESH CAUGHT CONN. RIVER n tine as ws oan apply Baron Von Neurath declared tiiat M V . patience u n til such V. MAxt of legal eontroTsrileia “ultimately international debts can BUCK SHAD ON SALE AT, LB...... l U C defraying the coat or isg* only be pidd in goods and services; in German3r’s present economic sit­ ALSO SHAD ROES AND ROE SHAD. reduotlone instead of to uation this principle must be our starting point.” A SPECIAL m Lean, Boneless Veal for Stewing, 15c lb. He emphasized that a satisfactory agreement on fundamental princi­ ples of credit and financial problems Fresh Tende|: Cube Steaks. On Sale\...... 27c Ib. must precede solution of economic problems and In particular problems AT OUR OPEN DISPLAY VEGETABLE DEPT. connected with commercial policy. The German representative A 5c SALE! asserted that "unless the great Fresh Native Spinach .U • .U ...... , M ... 5c peck f r e f l A ^ ® * pending official questions are solved, Native Iceberg Lettuce •'•i# M • • a M* earn « 5e head -I -■ the deliberations of this conference Native Asparagus . . . . • ••• • ••• •xa’asa.ea.e 5c bunch can achieve no satisfactory re­ sults." Native Beets • • • • a ••• eaeja aa* a a • a a 5c bmeh.' "FoUtioal Tasks." Fancy Gnenmbers ...... M.jM. . . .M .'.U . . . 5c each- He did not specify the political Seedless Grapefruit ... • .m'ot.,...... 5c each prPblefiis, but at another point in New OnicMis...... * • • • • « •ae.sa* ea# a e 'e 's m a • • ••• a s 5c pound bis afMreas, be said: * ’'When discussions of individual Fresh Picked, Native Peas • ■•••• * *-• a a a * 5c quart finawciai and economic problems be­ Fresh Roasted Peanuts . . . •as •.# •*•.•#• a>i*l*s* a •-• •'-• * SC QlUtft .•j gin In a few days, we must not for­ get that over and above these prob­ r lems of detail there are the great AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT political tasks, and that upon tbslr Home Made Snow Flake Biscuits ...... ,12c doa.; MdutioB the success o f fids eonfsr- Home Made Ginger Squares a t. . . . , ...... 12c doa. - IBO* is Twy largely draendent The *>4 Oerman ddegatlon will approach 3w sduflOB of these financial and DIAL 5111 9eoBomlc prcdilems in the same

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hM.tedno ragitfs^ w M i l i t n long ttaes, tlMUfli nntff/ T i t X T t i S H U D C tF O K T U S ie i BOT SCOOT NEWS f ago, itaa got odd jolM» Manchester GtflSupervisor ■ wbMW alM nads/fhan alx ta algkt M t TBm wsMism CiMrt t i Bsmv. doUaci A wM l She baa Uvad wltk E T SEVERE STOm iS Thant will bi a Court of Bdnor friends, doing tba work to t tbani, •' '• » S o S k r bald at tba Csotar cburdi on Wad> trytaf .to sw tlilngf—tha lattar a TiiirtjrptH f tm d a f avanlBij^ijma Mtb. . At Girls* HecClth Camp/That dUBcKlt'faak for ona so rniaeanmlBg with tha satoalknt chlklran's pic- iitf Shoini.Nt^5M W s r m ^ and dum. tnra "AdoraUc^ tU n tn g Jdna^ Ctey- nor leavinflr Manchastar's Stata ioS Are^^vm ii’ aai 14/ Tba serlbsa of tba dUrarant troops 'lia fg y f rAfanoat Falated'* lloaiaod i of DoDari io in town are h trtib f notUlad that this I Tbaatar toifigbt it will ba rajdaced will ba tbs final column to be run Replaces The Park Benches 'DlaBA* tba ildast member a t for Wadnaaday and Tbunday by - .. - . .Vi thla pioneer unemployed, In this p ^ sr until furtbsr nottea. g t ^ at "Tha S te r j a t Tan^la Draka" from foBfra) onNs,*the fiartfofd OMmtjr had any work elnee laat Prcfertr Damaf^ Water Troop Ms. 1. tha novd "flanetnary" by William Fim eral pm eUUfa Aiiaodatlon will October. She's 86, beavUy buUt Faolknar. Fkr- more sansational Troop 1 h ^ fts msstlnf at Rlek- ^hoqgh aba has lost 80 pounds alnee sponsor an axhlMt o f fmMyml mar^' Orovs last Monday. jUdss wort than '•BaadagtT and "Savanth Com­ Spout Near M ord. e t fkU. She came out of an or­ mandment" the managemtnt has ebaadiaa In tbo 'Banfoctf, Btkjta chosen and a gopd gam s'of base­ phanage at 18 to do housework. She ball was played, a few games prohibited children from «M ng "The Quh, 660 FanningtoD Avmraaj B id - worked In a dime itore for yean, w ere played and Chen the troop w as Story of Temple Draka"..Two weeks ford, Juno 16-and 16 from. 1 to U became head saleswoman, then buy­ Brldfftpert Jm§ A. dismissed. Weather permitting tbe ago when this picture ifiayed In p. m. No admiartoB wUl ba charg­ •trlM of stroro oloetrle and rain meeting will be held in the same er. She switched to a New York Hartford It waa the talk of the town ed. •torma 'fotlcb awapt ovar place next week. cafeteria a few yealn ago because and a tremandi^ success.. ^ William B. Doan of tha . Maxchaat. tloD______of ttaa atata lata_ yaatardas ly and Scribe, Albert De Vito. she got 816 a week and three meals. MiriEUD Hopkins brings to tbe Compimy, Hitftford, ia*chalnnan,of aarly thla m on in g , wraekad bayoc "After 1 lost my Job last October .1 the exUUt and-R. K. Andaraoa of IB Brldgepor and adjolnlBg Ftelr- Troop No. S. screen her fifth great successive sold Cbiistnms cEurd. Emd did right cbaikcterixatlan in Ufa outstanding Watkins Brotbsfs. this town la field county towna, eaualiv property There were nineteen members ell," she nJd. **rben 1 switched te directing tba publicity for tha event. dainage of thouaaada of dollara. present at the last meeting of Troop performance of her career eu the women's fltockings, after the holi­ complex heroine of , “The Story of Tbe svergge petaon la unfamiliar tdgbtzdnf, rain« ball, tbundar and 3. The meeting was held at tbe days, then to men's neckties, then Temple Dralce." with the coat of funeral merchandlee high winda, all combined to glye Pickle Farm, tbe next one will be and o t funeral Emceaeorlea, and ft Is held there also. After supper a trays of odds and ends. Bridgeport and yldnity tba beteylaat Temple- Drake, ae a character, with tlfis thought In mind that the game of "captiure tbe flag" was Tve got a lot of friends and atorms of tbe aeaaon. Tba heayy p / / ^ offers linUtlese poEWibllities to the Ourfford Coun^ Funeral Directors played. they've eUI tried to help me out. But rainfall flooded the atreeta and em otional Eurtrees, and M iss H op­ Association phmned the display. In Scribe, Sumner Roberts. everyt)ody needs money Just Em much kins hEM token s^antage of every many a cellar waa flooded. Excep* EM I do. I’ll teU you something— the dliqriay a full line of funeral tionally blgh tidea catiaed some Troop No. A opportunity to give an understand when they sEUd I could come to merchandlm will > be shown, with damage at the beaches. Windoovs Troop 4 held its regular meeting sympathetic .perfomiEuice. camp, do you know I tuidn’t had prices and quidltles plainly marked were broken and light tytten m In Tuesday night at 7 o’clock. After Though she extended exquisite in tbe op^ng ceremonies tbe troop anyfiilDg to eat for 24 bo-irs Emd 1 agd attendants will be availaUe to various parts of tbe county were terpvbtations in mich outstanding Einiwer questions of those attending. crippled. was dismissed for a bEueball game. neEUir fainted I was so happy. The pictures as "Troutde in PEUadise,” After the game they again assem­ lEUly gave me suppei- and CEurfEme so To encourage attendance, o dona­ Beptvt Water Spout •Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde/' “Twen­ bled and lutd a very Interesting I c ^ d get here on time.’’ tion of 825 will be given to the or> Monday's terrific heat which pre­ ty-Four Hours’’ ^Emd "The Smiling chat concerning the welfare of tbe ganlzatimi or sbedety showing tbe ceded tbe storms waa blamed fOr AH Seventeen Dndernoorislied UeutaDant’’, her work in ‘*rbe Story troop. Many helpful suggestions largest reglstrati^ at the exhlMt. the death of Mrs. Louise Demlng, Plump little "Dora’* hEm been be­ of Temple Drake" la ta r more deft, There wlD be.thfee 825 dtoattons d9. were made 1^ tbe scouts and we friended by friends AmtU she says hope that at least a few will be car- . r fEu- more compelling, hrln^g tbe for the city of Hartford aad.one 826 A water spout lashed the shore in she can’t stand the thought of ever show world to the reidlzation that donation for ea^ of the dtleo and the vicinity of Milford yesterday ried out. A hike to Bolton is staying overnight in Emybody's planned for Saturday. A large at­ she Is among the screen’s most out- towns in which k member o f the as­ before the storm began and many house agidn. Her hmt hope, a girl stEmdlng perform ers. sociation ia located in Hiotford small boats were upset. A 16-inch tendance is desired. she 1ms known for yeEus, got nmr- Troop No. 6. JEu:k LaRue, dn ihe much disput­ Coufity. pipe near the breakwater was rled in February. They let Dora snapped by the lashing waves. The meeting was opened at 7:15 ed role of “Trigger." a ruthless kill­ by repeatingg the Scobt Law. Hand­ sleep m the 'Imll until it got so hot er w ho knows w hat he wanta^ and Chiurch of C3irist steeple in this Jtme. They Imd Just told her she Trumbull was struck by lightning, bills were folded and distributed to tidies it, is excellent in this, his first each scout. We then went to the must leavf when she got this chance big role. ripping off slate from the roof and to go to camp. She’s a clerical work­ charring the rafters. old golf lots and had a game of baseball. er, 1ms w orked in the K -ray depart­ Sav« fini«g A sst Scribe, Leonard Niese. ment of several hospitals, knows the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TWO CRASH VICTIMS Troop No. 6. work thoroughly. But hospitals are Twelve scouts were present at the laying folks off too. She hasn’t bad work/ monoy meeting held last Tuesday night a spe^ of work since FebruEmy. PICK JOHN HUTCHINSON STILL UNIDENTIFIED After the opening ceremonies the All bear witness of the way \ troop distributed hand bills against friends have tried to help them out. the repeal of the 18th Amendment But their friends are often in much Officers for Tear Elected — ' Plane Expert Says Pilot of over the most of southern part of the sEune condition a^ themselves. Committee to Arrange for • Wrecked Machine Made Er- town. This was under the super­ All the 17 girls Eure re]^rted under­ Installation Soon. j ror in Leaving the Water for vision of our former scoutmMter, nourished. several are imaemlc. All Raymond Mercer. -i.' have signs of the-nervousness that CEunpbell Council K. of C., at their : Ground Landing. Scribe, Frank Sheldon. comes ^ th undernourishment.. Sev- imnual m eeting held lEut night elect Troop No. 8. erEd have decided inferiority com­ ed John Hutchinson of Linden street i - Chicago, Jime IS.— (AP)—^Two of At our meeting on June 6th we plexes develoj^ng over unemploy­ grand knight .for the com ing yeiur, i, the nine victims still unidentified were called to attention by Scout­ ment Others, however, still have 1 a coroner’s inquest into the crash master Seaburg. After repeating succeeding Paul Morliurty, who has confidence. The little X-ray worker served during the pimt yeiu: imd who , of the twin-motor amphibiEm plane the Scout Oath and Laws we dis­ bad no sooner landed than she asked i which operated from the World Fair declined to nm a ^ u as bo'expects tributed handbills. Our handicraft if she coiild tvpe or take dictation * -grounds, was in adjournment today. i to move from Mimchester soon. contest has ended. First prize was at leEmt an hour a dsy« One girl However, Captain Homer Berry, awarded to EUton Clark, second The other officers'elected were: ‘ war filer and commercial pilot, as brought her sborthEmd book along. Deputy Grimd Knight, Leo Kwssh; prize to Robert Hall and third prize All Euw thrilled at the prospect of 'doreman of the Jury which convened to Russell Roberts. We closed our cbimcellor, Edwin Muipliy; Warden, a “hom e.” suburban Glenview yesterday and meeting with tbe Scout Oath and Leon Fallott; recording secretary, im eaxd the testimony‘of witnesses to Laws. From now on we are going Walter Andeirson; treasurer, Michael TOMORROW: Camp Routine. mdays crash, said tbe cause w u to work Saturdays improving the Sheridan: lulvocate, FjBlix M ozzer; ready clear to him—a "tragic er- land given us by M r. Elnglamd. We inside guard, John Dwyer; outside ^^rcr’’ on the part of the pilot, ^ r l V. thank Mr. Jensen for bis influence London’s growth is so rapid that gyard, Bemiurd Fogarty; trustee for S^ickery, 36. in obtaining it for us. All the it has been sstimated thsrs ars three yeimi, Walter Shea. Captain Berry explained that members are urged to be present h^f mllUon people living on its The officers were named as a com­ ri^hile he considered Vickery a "mai'- Saturday. borders for whom there are no mittee to arrange for the instana- :?yeloua pilot," (he had six thousEmd We held our first overnight camp church imcommodatlons. tlon. '^hours of flying experience to his Saturday, June 3 at Jensen’s Grove. Sisredit), be believed Vickery should Here are typical scenes from the camp for Jobless young women at Bear Mountain, New York. Abovet W e spent the day in vEudous scout Leisure moments out In the sun with Miss Marion Tinker of this town, camp supervisor, shown helping the j^ave allowed the plane ^ rest on activities. In the afternoon there girls enjoy themselves. Lower left: Drowning worries with a plimge In the lake.'' Lower right: Washing f^ e choppy water of Lake Michigan was badge presentations. A good where he had maae a peitlal Umd- time was ei^oyed by all in spite of dishes, a pleasure after weeks and months of not knowing where the next meal waa coining from. ing before soaring skyward in an the rain in tbe evenhig. T apparent effort to insure tbe safety Scribe, Elton Qark. as* IS • V* I *11 obvious that some of tbs 17 bape the hardest time of all. She .'cl bis passengers by attempting a Miss Marion Tinker is non- eaqh other. They ve met knows all the municipal lodging ground landing. m breadiioes! All speak/eelingly of houses, Salvation Army breadlines. On one of the unidentified victims “bard times." All She haa spent eventogs in the L o o ^ was found tbe return stub of a bus NEW YORK’S AUTOISTS ored in Appointment to I muii chins high. There’s Library until it tout, then gone to (Greyhound ticket) issued at Buffa­ , not a whiner in tbe lot! depots, then, when told to move on, lo, N. Y. He appeared to be about has spent nights on park benches. 46 years old, weighed approximately PROTEST TAXING CARS Duty at Bear Mountain, ^ Induatrlons m Better Times I They represent a cross-sectlou of Two weeks ago the Theater Qjild 170 poimds and was five feet, one got a little ball bedroom for her. She inch tall, tbe other body was that of Naur Y n rlr_ Nnur HirU thousands of unemployed young ilC W 1 U m Ii O tt UII 1 9 1 womeii who, In other days, support- has slept solidly ever since. “I can’t a youth not more than 21 years old Riotous Meeting Before Board believe that i can sleep without be­ and bore no Identification marks. .. __ I c(i tbemselvqs and even helped ing disturbed and eat without hunt­ Tbe Inquiry is to be resumed of Estimat'e— Plan Doubles Know Where Next Meal' ^bey insplro respect for tho ing for food," toe said, a wan smile Thursday. Present Registration Fee. niivTf IIMWI® INVAI A.merlcan -working girls’ abUlty to ' -n" keep herself looking neat imd clean, lighting her pale face, with its man is Coming From. and often reid^ cliic, eVen If it's her of black curls, In (iarbo long-cut New York, June 11. — (AP) — last dress. Some have had higli “Clara" Is a quiet, mouee-llke, 20- COLUMBIA Critlce who turned a backfire on ::chool educaU’on,'' one bad tw o years year-old clerical worker, dark hair Mayor John P. O’Brien's auto tEix ot college, three have worked since pulled back into a snood and no The graduation axercisei of the plan waited eegerly today to see Misb Marion Tinker, daughter of bow much the ecorening had ihrivei- they were 18. Three came out of town icboois took place Friday eve­ Dr. and Mrs. William R. Tinker of orphanages. Six ars stenographers, ning in tbe church with a large ed it. 2: Park street, this town, has been two factory workers, one a profos- audience present The graduates sure TEdk went the rounds that it had been burned almost beyond recogm- signally honored by Mrs. Frimklin alonal dimeer, two siUeswomen, two as follows: Annie Helen Bernstein, fieedleWorkeri imd four clerical Bertha May Buell, Dorothy Estella tlon in a red-hot protest sesBlon be­ D. Roosevelt and Secretary of Labor, workers. There are Jelvs, Protes­ Pottertm & Krah Ck}bb, M artin Cohen, F loyd James fore tbe Board of Estimate yester­ Misb Frimces Perkins in being tants and CathoUca-i-and though all "On Th Square” Gallup, Alexander German, Gertrude day. selected aa supervisor of Camp Tera are American horn, they are of Holbrook, Karol MicluJll^ Evelyn OfflciEdiy, pending an executive in the Palisades Interstate Park— meeting of the board today, the Polish, (lerman, French and Irish Beatrice Miles, Frederick William the home of Jobless girls. Camp extraction.! Store Closed Plesz, William Clifford Robinson, plEm was unchEmged. It would levy Tera, the first experimental camp Morris Rosenberg, Chester Peter on reeldent car owners a tax equEd for unemployed girls la located on En route to camp, they all looked W ednesday Serwanski, Mary Sirak, John Soro- to the state registration fee— 312.6U Lidce Tioratl in the Bear Mountain as if they had worked hard to keep kolit, Lena May* btricklEind, Max for a medium-weight car—and out- Region luid is on land owned by the up appearances. Flimsy, silk dresses Weingrad, Msuy Zuryk, George Ross of-town motoriete would have to New York Life Insurance Company. were freshly laundered.- Two-year- A t Noon pay toUi over the Bast river and Cobb. The teachers of last year were Last week the camp opened and old suits wsrs'presssd and blouses Gertrude Chandler, Ruth Comstock, Harlen river bridges. 17 girls—the vimguard of three him- clean and crisp. Old shorn!were ihin- During June, July and August Doris Leger, Mabel Reagan, Gladys After yeeterdsy’i riotous meetlilg, ed. Some wore winter coats and in which the mayof whacked his dred arrived to mEdce their home for Phone 3788 Depot Square Rice, Anne Wilson. The ^ard of the next few mo/itha in the shelter hats. One girl with f much-washed ‘Education is composed of William gavel for five hours to control a white dress carried a black velvet booing, biiaing throng, he was aek- of the wooded hills bordering -4he Wolff, CbairmEm, Ludus Robinson, Hudson river. Mias Tinker will have evening coat,.a tennis racquet, a secretary Emd Rowlamd Cobb. ed: mandolin and a paper bukdle holding “Is there any poeslbllity this tax complete supervision of the camp Several from here attended the and her wide experitoce in all phases everything else she owns in the program may be dropped entirely Y" world. pupil recital of the pupils of Mrs. "I couldn’t say," he eald, "I don’t of camp life, including medicine, Ada Merrifleld given at Willimsuitic know what changes the BoEurd of simple surgery and camp athletics, Tell ot Job-Bunting Ordeals Friday evening. Dorothy Lescoe Estimate might make In It" admirably fits her for the manage­ “Jane” (no right names oim be played a mEmdola in the orchestra. ^ the auto and bridge taxes and ment of the ona camp in the United used) is the latest to have employ­ - Mr. and Mrs. Hfurry Tuttle and other levies, Inoludlnf one on t ^ States thli summer, on which tho ment. She lost her laat temporary daughter Miss Virginia of Hartford rides, the city administration h o ^ eyes of the country are focused. job a month ago, and hu worn her have opened their summer home at to raise 130,000,000. Seventeen imemployed women are soles out on her last pair of shoes the lEdce for the sesison. happily smiling to lay—some of three times, looktog for work since . Clayton E. Hujt Jr., returned to VETS HLE PETITXON them for the first time in months. then. She's a lively, attrsntive little Worcester Sunday night to take the They have arrived at what la brunette, weari her gray lult^and uree weeks Senior shop practice at Washington, June 18.— (AP) —A their Idea of Heaven on Earth— blue and white blouse with a certain Worcester Polytechnic Institute petition signed by Jamss F. Mar- Camp Tera, in Palisades Interstate air, haa her Upe made up and. her #here he haa Just completed his tonc, Blaw WaltkuB, Nicholas Piurk. fln^rnalla tinted pink. “I am luckier junior year. Muedno and other Watarbury dtl- It it a place where they will get than many girls,’’ she told me. “I YOU* MCoAtJ «* L All but one of last yeafs teachers zena urging the reatoratlon. to all three square meids a day. No bread­ can remember when I got 832.00 a ^ ill return to town next fEdl, the service connected disabled vetenma lines. No worry about where pay for week, being a secretary. Why, I ily change being at the Chestnut their former benefits haa been filed their food is coming from. Each hiw used to eat 60c lunohoe, imd one —when tb^ want U school where Miss Louise Mul- in the House by ' Representative a cot to sleep but ahe’s ou t at / V S v persons in ColumUa were re- logical ■ laboratoty and revealed unemployed, between the ages'of 18 work now, tooi l^m'Just hack from embered with flowers Friday in nine holes In i t and 85,, without resources of any the hospitiU and there’a no one to on Saturday, 'June 24th aor of the observation of National PoUoe Med to link the skull kind, wlthbut a relative who could take cure a t iq t." - er Pay, most of them being to the dlfMt^)euranc4 of two men in tilke cu e of her. In,a-''^’. « ' ‘■-i-- r^ i-/ -«Lii -i: <;• f. . .. ■ t A"«rV1^* \V

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thB fa ll tsem BRd th ey w ill rsside men, Mr. and Airs.' Hariry Hali nad in ^I6fir Y ork . ' ^ _ dai^tMT of Rhode Island. UmiERLEAflirS FIRST COMPRESSED AIR Mrs. Bvelya Rw. TOIXAND lu i. Louiae Bailey,' iHas Esther David B. W tsr, lift .by automobile and Mrs. Archttr Adams 4>f PKLY RADIO roOGRAII RAN FIRST CONR. Monday m om laf eerty with some of Mr. End Mrs. Jaooh Chorehes im- ford were Sunday gueato ..t tbe o u u n g f i w a t MGBr •TONE hsr fmads at ths Hertford Theo* nouncs the m a n la g s o< tk olt daugh­ Steele Rouse. » ' • V . EVERY JU£8kDAYi JUNE IS (Central and BtsUrn Standard Time) logical* Seminary, for New London, ter Sally ^^borobss, of Hartford to Aits. W. A. Adamson of New York ilORSELESS” CAR New H am pd^, tor a week’s vaca­ dty and MIsi Ada D e it^ of Hart­ Shsrwood A » 4 $ h m CoBUsittse Nets—All prMrams to k«y and basic ctoiaa ****®^’ Morris Green, son of Mr. and Airs. fiad; to ooaat (o te e) doaianation inclnou all avalutbl# atatlona tion. She wfll motor from New ford assiated in tha Federated Chsirnuuir-’’ to Be at UMM BeaeeeeeB r m i H. Green of EnfleU strest, Hartford. t e j r a , eseetBeSBBBSBt...... ^rei^Muma aubjaat te chanaa* >*• N. Cent. London, N. H- to New Bedford, ureh choir Sunday'morning ser­ Boy ScoBts Ci|W|i« ; PMB jlt>_ e e eeee • ese ee# elwIlB 4:30— smo-Oeo. Scherbsn Orehea.— Experiment' Tried 55 Tears Mass.,__ a Dahiman, ' 5:}5— 6:1S—To So Announeed NBC-WJZ NETWORK ,, enough, this attempt was made joyed on the' lawn. Clsira Lindberg, Jobhaon, B3- s i l o - 6«A0—Sablri'a Oreh.—w«W only CbUdrsn’s Day was observed at Hartford, New Britain. Bristol, New than two days, Mary I^rne, with compressed air and not with more Hulttoe, Horace Cordy, LJlliaii Siw — M S —The Qeldberoa. Sketch" BASIC — East: wjs wba-wbss wbal the Federated church last Simday Haven, New York, and New Jersey. stage and screen actresh, rest^ to­ ^ Sd»—■ 7iOO-Sanderaen and C ripit wham kdka wgar wjr wlw weyr wgial;, steam or electricity as tbe motive Anderson, Edna Modean and Harry . 6 9 - riiS^Wayne King’s Orrteatra Midwest: wcky kyw klkx wenr wis morning. 'There was a pantomime The bride and groom left for a day while her disappearance Sat- 7 f l t - SiOO—Sen Bernle and the Lada kwk kwCT koll wren w a q kso power. Moreover, the experlmimt ur^y afternoon remained unex­ Magnuson, will meet at toe <...urch was a success and created a storm presented by the children while motor trip through New York state * 7:SO— 8:30—Ed Wynn A Band—o to c NORTHWEST A CANADIAN - w ^ l plained except on tor grounds she at 7 o’clock tonight. - S;0O— f :0Or-Natlonal Heroes—also cat ■wlba kstp webo wday kfyr ckgw cfel of interest throughout tbe state. Rev. David Carter read the story of and upon their return will be at ' ILlo^ t:8S—Radio Forum—alw> coast SOUTH — wrva wptf wprnc wls wjax suffered from amnesia. ■ This early Connecticut experi­ '*The L ost K ey.” There were selec­ home at 474 Woodland street, Hart­ ’ i S —lOrtO—Ernie Holts Orchestra wlla>wsun' wlod wsra iroe web wapi Aiiss Dorn^ wife df Eugene Wal­ MRS 8MITB HONORED. •• S :» —10:30—Talkie Picture Time, Skit wjdx wemb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre ment came ten years before thie tions by the children’s choir, and a ford. ^ ter, playwright, teleitobned ber Chicopee, Aiass., June 13.— (AP) . 10:00-11 rf»-Ralph K'/bary, Baritone weal ktbs ktbs u. opening of tbe world’s first electric B ong by the Beginners Class. There Miss Florence Meacham had a.' -10 js —urns—Harold Stern’e Orchestra MOUNTAIN—koa kilyl kglr kghl ■ were nine children baptized at this husband from Santa Monica, beach —^Mrs. Alfred Emmanuel Smith 10130-11:30—Sam Robbins Orchestra— passenger line in Richmond, , Va., guests over tbe week-end Jane PACIFIC COAST — kfoM I k«w komo city a few miles west df here yes- wife of toe former governor of New ; east: Ban Bemie—coast rebeat khi kpo kfsd kUr and before' tbe opening of tbe service. • ’ Cabelus and Thomas Cabelus, Jr. Miss Clara Chandler and her' tei^y that she bad seen ber pic­ York, received toe via veritatls ' CtS-WABC NETWORK CenL EasL * world’s first electric freight line in of Platoville. The Original brother Henry Chimdler of East ture and a story to a newspaper, medal fro^ the hands of Bishop BAtlC—East: wabc wade wok^o wcao 3:00— 4:00—Harold Stokes’, Orchestra Derby and Anaonia. The car, equip­ Miss Eleanor Meacham of Bew' 3:16— 4:15—Concert Favorites, Orch. Hartford, hut who used to live at- and that instantly she recalled who ’Thomas M. O’Leary of toe diocese of ' waab wnao war wkbw w kro_^k cklw 3:30— 4:30—The Singing Lady—isast ped with a compressed air motor, doinham, Aiatoe, hsis been spending wdro wean wlp wjas wean w ftl wood Pleasant Valley, attended the ChU- Springfield at toe commencement 3:46— 4:45—Orphan Annie—east only was the invention of Henry Bush- a short time with relatives. sh: was. Tlie family physician had wjsv; Midwest: wbbm wgn wlbni kmbe 4:0(^ 5:00—Teddy Black's Orchestra drett's Day serrice at the Federated Tbe Federated Suber with a large ca.” kol kfwr kvl kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb pvessure of 100 pounds. 'The air In Day’s News Mrs. Smith)was greeted with pro­ E. J. Murphy, 4 Depot Square S.D0— 8:00—Music Memorise A Peet load was sufficient' to run the car number present At toe social hour , Walter bad not seen bis /wii kgmb 8:30— 8:30—"Miss Lilia.” Radio Play following toe sypper Alexander since he left her on a downtown longed applause by toe largest au­ Crosby’s Pharmacy, 446 Center 8:00—10:00—The Sizzler’s Trio—east; on a round trip of something more Cent. East. Ware of Bolton favored the audience Los Angeles street corner Satur­ dience which ever assembled in St. 2:45— 3:46—^ p s y ^ u a Makers—W c Amos 'n' Andy—repeat for west than two miles. It was planned to O’Leary hall at toe college. 6:16—10:16—The Peet Prince.- east; New Philadelphia, Ohio.—Ea*'l with several violin bo I o b . day. .’The physician. Dr. John Magnell Drag Oe., 1095 Main St. 3:1S- 4^223 replenish the air after each trip Floyd Gibtene—midwest repeat HeastonU. toeless chicken enabled A -special meeting of Tolland Scroggy, told toe playwright he Packard’s Pharmacy, 487 Main ***o5y; BetweeiTlfca Bdokende—weft 8:30—(0 :9 -^ h s Maaterslngers—to e and a process was devised by KINO’S COUSIN IN U. S. SU - I i 4 ^ 4HS—fisorga Hall Orches.—to c 8H6—lOrl>10146—HeaKh Adveimres—c rtot which this could be done in ,a min­ him to identify hU stoUn fowU from Grange will be held Tuesday eve­ would examine Afiss Dcrne as soon ; 4:00— 5:00—Rela A Dunn—also coast 10:00—11:0O—Th# Blut Rhythm Band toe rank and file ail a* slaughter ning to toetonew meeting place "Tbe as she was rested. New York, June 13.—(AP)— I. H. Oninn A Co., 873 Main St. ' 4rtS— 6:16—Den Bestor Orch.—to cst 10:30—11:30—Mark Fiaheito Orehaatra ute’s time. The -nalden trip was es­ bouse. Community House’’, when a class Lord Aiilford Haven, a cousin of sayed on tbe then existing horse King George of England, arrived car line on Whitney Avenue, start- A neighbor paid a 35 fine and of candidates will be initiated to the agredd to reimburse Heaston for 16 first and second degrees.. today on toe liner Conte dl Savola. Chief Two Moon i ng at Audubon street. A group of He plans'to visit the Century of RAILROAD MAN DIES, thirty-six persons were invited to unrecovered fowls. Air. and lira. Joseph Dufore "i- tertatoed guests from New Jersey Overnight Progress exposition in/Chicago and make the first trip and it waa un­ Seattle—Five years after Ed Fin­ remain in toe United States three Herb Co., Inc. BEGAN CAREER i m doubtedly with mingled emotions lay sank a bole to one at toq eighth over tbe week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Qougb and weeks. Waterbnry, Conn. of expectation and doubt that they bole of toe Seattle golf dub course, A . Pe N ews children were Sunday guests of re­ boarded the crude vehicle. The he did it again. He swtmg the same latives to New BritaliL doubt waa soon dispersed, however, old niblick be said. Boston—Refractory light carry- Clayton N. Woodward, Assist* tor at the given signal the motor Mrs. Alice Mi^ee of New Jersey K bstbiii for Tueedey, dnae iStb Meadvllle, Pa.— John Bfanagan to 43 miles across V/aters o f Nan­ r H E R E ' V ant General Manager of New w as st6urted and the ca r waa under has hired an apartment to Air. Deylliht SBviar Time dislikes automobile thieves. They tucket, causes report of renegade YOU CAN QIT ^ way. It made tbe Journey to Whlt- William Ayers' house at toe south­ Haven Road, Passes Away. ■ stole his car and left it standing on buoy and almost results to warn- P. Me neyville at a speed of ten miles per ern end of Tolland street SEE THE NEW 3:00—BasebaU game—Red Sox vs. toe Erie railroad tracks. A freight Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broadbent ing to navigators being broadcast. New Ytndi Yankees. Corner Brook, N. rC—Adverse Clayton N. Woodward, assiaUnt On the'return trip, some slight engine redteed it to Junk. bad as Sunday guests, Mr. smd Airs. 5KK>—Gypsy Music Makers. New YOTk—Dr. Samuel A. Tan- W. A.. Bosworto of Westfield, Mass. ice conditions may change plans of MONEY EASY WASHER to the general manager of the New mechanical diffiicultles were en­ 5:10—Fred Berren’s Orchestra.^ nenbaum," expert who teUs ptople Italian air squadron, which will fly Haven railroad, died yesterday af­ countered, but these were quickly A surprise was tendered Air. and W hofi You Nood It! S :R 0 - i ^ ^ y . whether treasured old manusuriptk Airs. Arthur BushnaU at their home to CThicago, to refuel at Cart' 5:46—Jitididrs M agic Circle. ternoon at the New Haven hospital remedied and 'the party waa LOANS ARRANGED QUICKLY of a heart attack. Mr. Woodward brought safely back to the starting are genuine or fitoed, says eight out last Saturday evening. The occa­ Wright, Labrador. SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS $ 5 9 . 5 0 6:00—The Vikings. of every ten lie examines are false. sion was to honor of their tenth l^irUngton, 'Vt.—An 18-yeat-old New agitator, balloon type 6:15—Don Bestor’s (Orchestra. was 67 yesrs old and' a native of point. The majority were satisfied He recalls with a chuckle, toe S6ul wedding anniversary. Guests num­ girl giving toe name of Ann Tliorn P e r s o n a l F i n a n c e C o . roUa; new^tob, new bear -v, 6:30—George Scherben’s Orches­ Ckilumbia. He will be rememheret that the'day of the "horseless” ve tale of M. Chm'les, a French pro­ bering 35 were present from West­ and New York and Waterbury, Hoorn Z. Stale Theater UalISlag only $5 a month. tra. by old timers in Manchester and hide wM at htmd. Financial trou­ Vernon, where be began his rail­ fessor. In ^1869 toe professor paid erly. R. I., East Longmeadow aad Conn., addresses arrested charged 753 Mala St., Maaeheater 6i45rr:A gPy—A Girl—Their Melo­ ble prevented immediate develop­ Open Thnradar Brealaga Datll S P. H. road career. For two years he was ment of the Bqshnell compreased 250,000' francs fQi’. "signaturas”^of MoDSon, Aiass., Staffdrdvllle, Wil with passing coimterfeit 310 bills. KEMP’S, INC. dies. New Haven—Clayton N. Wood V Phoac 3480 ticket agent at the Manchester sta­ air motor and before funds could Saint B'eter, Julius Caesar an<$ 'Qeo- Itogton and Tolland. They were re­ T h e oal7 eharse la three pereeat ger Free Home DemoimtniMnn. 7:00—Gypsy Nina. ward, assistant to toe general 7;15_BuUding the Robbins Nest. tion. This was when the road was be gathered to perfect ^.the elec­ patra. membered with several useful gilts. aionth on unpaid ^m onnt of loan. 7:30—New Inland Council. •known as the New England railroad tric car had arrived. Tlie latter’s Chicago—Policeman Daniel Dona- Mr. £uid Mrs. L. Ernest Hall bad m anlier of toe New Haven road in 7:45—Otto Neuhauer—pianist. some 50 years ago. From here Mr. arrival in 1888 was quickly tollow- ghcr lost his Suit tr recover 36,000 as Sunday gusts, Mrs. Mary Car­ charge of safety activities, dies. BSBSHSHSHiB 8:00—Mary Eastman. Woodward went to Boston and step ^ by the development of electric he said he spent on Miss Mary 8:15—The Magic Voice. by step he was promoted until he dar lines which ly the dawn of the Esther Curley during a co’ortship. 8:30—The D ictate. became assistant to tbe general twentieth century were already be­ Said toe court:. "This is a case of 8:45—Hot from Hollywood. manager. In recent, years most of ing consolidated into the system diverse temperaments—a policeman 9 :00—Wayfaring Men. Us tipe was devoid to safety which eventually became The CoU' and a woman of refinement and edu­ 9:15—Fray and Bragglotti, piano work. He is survived by his wife necticut Company. cation. It is the duty of toe man to duo. and one son. insist upon a date for his wedding.” 9:30—Nino Martini, tenor; Orches­ Racine, Wls.—^Thls year’s robins tra. WAPPING remain 'pugnacious. After reading 10:00—California Melodies. about numerous robins battling their You Are Cordially Invited Visit , 10:80—Edwin C. HiU. LESS THAN 40 ATTEND reflections to window panes. Deputy 10:45—light Opm'a Gems. The severe thunder storm of last Friday svening struck several Sheriff Louis Zilla was siire some- 11:15—Charles Carlile, tenor. thing extraordinary was afoot when 11:30—Jerry Friedman's Orchestra. STH DISTRICT SESSION a t Ekuit W indsor and E ast Windsor Hill. Lightning, popularly he saw a flash of feathers to his supposed “never to strike the same garden. There was, A robin, he re­ and One place twice,” disproved the adage ported, killed a garter snake tCn Officers Re-Elected inches long. The EducationalV Exhibit Friday night when two homes were Min Tax Rate 1b Levied — struck twice each, the home of A. C. WBZ-WBZA Lasts 15 Minutes. Jdinson on Ferry Road at East Windsor Hill, and J. H. Gauthier of at the SprtagBel<* — Boston Bast Windsor. At the Johnson All officers of thd Eighth School home toe damage included a burned TAicormuE and Utilities Districts were re-elect­ mattress on an unoccupied bed, and CLUB Tneeday, June 18« 1983 ed last n^ht at the annual meeting' at toe Utter home an amateur radio, HARTFORD BRIDGE P. M. held in the Hollister streft school. transmitting set was strewn about Aflss Eleanor Talcott of Boston, 4:00— ^Meredith W ilson and his Or Less thm n 40 members of the district toe room. Arotoer home that of A£ass., visited her parents, Mr. and chestra. . a tten d ed ./ Bert Polozie South Windsor was Mrs. C. D Talcott over the week­ 550 Farmington Avenue Hartford, Conn. 4:15—Screen Scrap Book. A one-fdlll tax was laid by a vote end. 4:30—NBC Health Clinic — "Neu- also struck, but little damAge re­ of the meeting due and. payable sulted. A tall dead tree near the John G. Talcott Jr., of New Ha­ raatbenla.” October 1, this year. ‘The district home of John Afaloney of RyC ven spent the week-end i^t toe home 4:40—^Piano Etchings-^Doris Tir- was authorized to borrow not to ex­ street road, at East Windsor Hill of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John rell. ceed 315,000 for notes and other ob­ was also'struck and Urge spUnten ^4:45—Dance Masters. G. ’Talcott. 1 to l l P.M. ligations in anticipation of tax re­ throw n fo r several fe e t T be heaary June 15- 16,1933 5:00—^Agricultural Markets. Sunday visitors at toe home of ceipts. The salary of tbe clerk and wind blew down a large tobscob Alfred Pinney were Mr. and Mrs. 5:15—Concert Favorites. trqasurec was set at 3200 and that 5:30—Singing Lady. shed on toe farm of Joseph Scott. Edward ’Twente, Mrs. Helen Frank-* of the CMef Engineer 3100. The sum This was all ddne durlng^toe first Un and daughter Shirley of Glaston­ 5:45-=Ldttle Orphan Annie. of 31,000 was appropriated for play^ 6:00— ^Time. stoTm. During toe second storm, bury and ' Air. and Mrs. George No Charge For Admission ground and recreation pufposra. 6:02— ^Famous SiQdngs. wldch was more severe than toe Franklin o f :Ektst H artford. 6:04—Sports Review —Bill Wil­ Officers were elected as foHowa: first & power transformer several Cards have been received from toe liam s. President, William Robertson;, tax rods south of toe Gauthier home Alissos Florenc Piimey and Miriam collector, Joseph Chartier; clerk 6:10—^Weather, temperature. Wiu sj^ck and damaged. Welles who were touring toe Grand Sponsored By Hartford County Funeral Directors’ Association and treasurer, John M. M&ler; di­ 6:15—Happy. Lqpdings — AAltzi Trunum Hills attended toe Class C^imyoii, A rizona on Saturday.-v rectors for three years, William Night-exercises last Saturday eve- Green. * Mrs. H en^ Trgutiban Is able to Campbell, WeUs A. Strickland; n i^ .at Storrs College. Ailss Afarion 6:45—Today’s ;' News — Lowell be out after ssverfd weeks illness. FUNERAL MERCHANDISE WILL BE EXHIBITED BY THE Thom as. auditors, Joi»i F.. Limerick, Charles Bristol is a member of toe grsuluat- Prichard. Chief Engineer, Edward in g dlass. The Golden Rule-Club - Will hold 7:00— ^Amos ‘i f Andy. a meeting^on Friday evenmg in toe 7:16—^National Adrisixy Council Coleman; "first assiatimt engineer, Mii^ Dorothy Stowell, who tor LEADING MANUFACTURERS. William McGonigal; eeccmd assistant merly lived at toe home of Air. and Assembly room o f the* church at on Radio in = 'Education—"Unem­ 7:30 p. an. The social committee' is -' ploym ent.” engineer, Harlowe Willis. Tbon^as Mrs. Arthur S. Sharp of Wapping, in charge. 7:45—Bill Williams, commentator; Ferguson was elected moderator of was mapried recently to ProfesBor LEADING; FLORISTS WILL FURNISH THE DECORATIONS Curila Reed. They went on thslr Many Michaels and A1 Zimmer­ the meeting which luted but 15 I I' I ill ■ ; ■■ V > , ,m man, pltnoHluo. minutes. wedding trip to toe home of , Mr. Benzine and-.benzene are two dif­ 8:00—^Bno Crime Clues — "The Reed’s parents to Oregon where ferent substances; to add to toe Believihtf the public would like to kii6w more about the quality, siyle and prices they wUl topend the summer, but confusion, r benzene was 'orIginaUy Torquemada Slant.” REV. WILSON WA’nEBS DIES. ' 8:30—^Adventures in Health. will return to New York City when benzine and is now often , called, ' of merchanefise used,today in connection with funerals, we extend an invitation to all his work at toe college opens for benzol. 8:45—World’s / Pair Reporter — Lowell, Mass., June 13.—;(AP)‘ Floyd GlbbonB." The Rev. Wilson Waters, 78, rector to visit this modefrn exhibit. ‘ ' ' 9:00—Gladys Swartout, soprano. of All Saints Episcopal.,diur^ at 9:45—^Alandoliers. Sbelm sford, died today a t toe,;]to|Nell Yo en&urage attendance a donation o f twenty-five dollars will be given to the 10:00—^Household Musical Memo­ General hospitsd. , V ries. The clergyman had been r t e ia r at organization or society showing the largest registration. 10:80—^Hum and Strum with Benny Chelmsford for 41 years. He' McLaughlin. * POPULAR MARKET born at Marietta, Ohio, 'graduate 855 |l[am Street * Euhinow Balding ’ Hartford is entitled to three twenty-five dollar donations and one twenty-five 10:45—News. from Marietta College in 1S76. ahd 11:00—Time, - weather, .-temperature. ' dollar donation will be offered to each of the cities and^wns in which a member of later attended Trinity coRrae 11:08—Spoito.^Reyiew — Bill Wil­ WEDNESDAY: MORNING SPEGIAI^, Hartford, Conn., and toe Cain^dS^i -A • the A^ciation ia located. liam s. Mass., Divinity school. Ha was or­ r 11:15—Cascades Orchestra. ROUND-^^LOIN 11:30—The Master Singers. . dained at Tarrytown; N. Y., in -1891 PORTERHOUSE and preached in Newton'and Wor­ - / This is a grand opportunity to assist your lodge or church in secum g this twen- 13:00—Cotton Chih, Orchestra. cester before being- assigned to An d CUBE A.M. - W-’five dollar donation and, at the same tirpe, obtain information a J ^ t matters 13:80—Edgewater Beach Orchestra. Chelmsford. 1:00—Time.. which should b^ of greatest interest. > v ^ " PASTOR BESHHfS . OAFTADT TO WED. ■SP Danbury, June 18.— (AP)— 'The Hw?'Tork, ^une 13.—6(AP)— A Rev. Jonathan G. Osborne has ten­ , Cut Fro.. Be«ase waa issued to Ed­ dered his resignatior. to toe Baptist LcK^t. Mem Of' jThe Association ^ O u a li t y ward F OmrsB, 84; of New Haven, church of this dty, of Whlqh.ke.has 'C e ^ B'eapttdh ia tha Ness Haven been pastor seven yea?s. He hag . Sieei^ ’Beef! THOMAS G. 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KAT}1M »i$ HAVttAND-TAinJOR I. me CHILDREN BIMUIf HEBB TODAY BABBSTT COLVIN, SA By Qlivt R obftt BartBS |» NMr York after Idor jw nr afr- gtaee. it rich aad feaa aaiia • ■aoM for Umealf aa aa arehaalagiat, IN ltalillfFnO I^ AND .Befofcc jo u , t w t o b c.' ' Zfea Ant to greet JAm la Ua fealf- SBOBT TEMPERS mantle eTvtngt fa dnelBK iM er MABCIA BAONOB, tittiag out In the moeaBgfct,: Sp fffarfi and epoUed. jd A B d A la mm When yoii have bid a littJe slam get rested up. No fatlgnsd gU is. p llj married aovr. Yeara belere m m . . in qMules, vulnarabla, donbtod and piaasant eompuny. No nan wmw le tt her wbea- a — you yawning or *fao tired fio girtalioB eaded dtaMatreorfjr. Mar< redoubled, and you aa« trylag to re­ dance.” ' eia bau a eoa irbom member It the east band fascarded a ’Hie little eabmep before you ad. Sbe if «rorrled iieeaaoa tta bmTa diamoi|d or a'heart, upm which the drees fa the .bast pdertble prspara- tutor baa threateoed her erttb Madi- JT contract depends, and at the vary tioD for a gay eveniag. Just fif­ mafl and deelaree her iwband win ' if height ot your engrossment eome teen minutes ■ ie e boon! A half never forgive her If be learna the qpe comes in and you have to get hour wUI rebuy rest jronr nerves truth. Barrett agieeo to deal wWi J UD hfMiM mid tsfa about sand bring you back to your own the tutor, HABOLO DBBTEB. the weather and explain that your peppy self. ’ Aa Marela la laavlag aha aeea sunt is much better— Before you lie down, take a hot ELINOB STAFFOBD aereaa the What liaivens! tub. > No matter how hot the atreet aad ollen to drive her^,home. Tour mind gropes wildly to this soapy hot tub or showur Elinor, 20 and verj pretty, baa bem catcb the lost train of thought get the grtt off you aad out fa calling on her wentthj ainit. MI88 You were creating, out-witting, us- soul. If you cleanse your feet |fal ELLA SEXTON. Barrett had knoini li^ every iota of effort^in you to apply the nourishing cream MtOfM' the girl aa a diUd aad la amarad to produce wbat you said you woulA you lie down, that's^ all to the - vv ; ' # ; . r And now It la gone! The mind gooA see bow beanlffid aha baa become. deeply engrossed, your interest at NOW GO ON W ITH THE 8TOBY If vou are very tired, dtp year i . m the height of its resources, every flngiDgen into odd water aad hms* CHAPTERH \ ' ‘--m nerve in you tuned to accompUsb a sage your scalp a Uttls. It Barrett Colvin turned impatient­ purpose — all are suddenly shock­ up from the back of' your hsad. ly to bla dealt. It waa rldieuloua of ed into coma and rage, disgust or Then.across the top aad aldsa. him to keep thinking o f the glrL In some equally unpleasant emotion Keep dipping your fingers tato ■4 an effort to put her out of hia mind takes the place of thought. cold water aad apfdylag it direct be opened and acanned a letter or We Play the Head Over to toe scalp. If you do it right, tV"’ Sucb a reaction as headacbe, it won’t even muss your perma­ .. lew yeara ago he had thought nausea, or some othet physical n e n t that if the amall group who under- symptom results in some people, Morledom’s nioet reeept. smthers are shown here aa they fathered for a ‘‘welcome home” party to Patter around yotnr rooRt bare? atood hia woik fUt it waa good hia eapeciaUy nervous ones, i am not Hollywood’s latest ‘‘fatnre stir.” At the left are Arllne Judge (Mrs. Wesley Buggies) and her s ^ foot white prsuarlag for^ydur nap ambition would bo reachoA Now nervous except in two ways. In­ Charles. In the eeater are Jobyna Ralston (Mrs. Richard Arlen) and her unite younx son aad white gutting dresusd. Put here he waa—readbv all theae '■ t ''' terruption invariably leaves me Riclfard. At the right .arc Helen T^wtivetrees (Mrs. Jack Woody) and her son. Jack J r The your sUppers on the last toiag. InAgnant and violent interruption party was bekl to welcome Mrs. Arlen and her son to the growing moviedom’s mother-and-«on elob worda of pralae and Inatead of feel­ .IM This extra five minutes barefoot ing yleaaed be waa w onder^ what often gives me a headache. relaxes yon more thaa yoa realize. It would be like to take a girl of But to go back to the game, li Don’t forget to spray a Uttls Elinor Stafford'a aort to dinner or you play bridge, 'and anything ish hfaidays. Harry M tyfa musiefa kept in orderly position .and not cologne under your arms. And So the theater. happens to .frustrate you In a ooh- director, heard his tenor voice and scattered around the cbfat -heUer- ■mb your hands together w ith sobm He poked bllla into pigeon holea, structlve plan to work out, isn’t made him a part a t his orchestra. Daily Health skelter, as many men are' tneUned- of it These tiny Uttle things tak­ decided to get rid of Dexter pronqit- it a common experience .to go back More and more pefale heard him, to do. en together go to make up the |y and aa aoon aa he could to make when you are in beu, and play that and when Roxy was maUag an tbclf Service ^Dutiae toate realty rests you, a trip to the Connecticut farm hand over again in your mfad the plans for the 1^ new tbfaiter fa' It is taken for granted that braces your q>irit8 and puts you bouse where hia ward lived. way it should have been' uone? Rockeftiler Center he g m Pinky a m ats on How to Keep Wtil bgr every modem househeld has a in a party mood. The mihd gropes for the utisfac- good clinical thermometer, a hot Probably, Barrett reflected, he At tile head of tiie third floor atafr EHnor t^ped upon a worn door. sole part fa his show. But Roxy fas- by World FSmed Authority . would bore such a girl aa Elinor ti(Mi of an impulse harried tbtough approved’. fa the name of Pinky water bottle and an Ice bag.. These The most persistssit beautifter to a complete finish, and trying to Pearl for anything sd v&st and- im­ are three exceedingly useful de­ needs Inspiration in summfa. ScefforA He had alwaya despised overcome its own disappointment middle-aged men who dieted them­ going to be house-bound soon ami warmly. “Yes, 1 am. But most of portant.' i • SHAVINO NEEDS SHODIX BE vices in any home and when they The rest just are apt to let their perhaps you’ll be good enough to my friends uon’t feel that way. ’They and interrupted, effort. KEPT ORDERLY IN MEDICINE are airailable in an emergenty the looks rilp Therefore, if you are selves to young glria. Why the devil All (bis is a long dissertation on . a. conaequence. Pinky- has be­ was he giving the matter so much come to -see me once in a while.” sky, ‘Poor darling!' as though it come John Pierce, which was Roxy’s CHEST comfort they give is tremendous. a Ut wise, youH egg yoorsdf an Again Eainor’s eyes raiseA 'The girl were something calling foc-.sympa> bridge. But 1 find that maqy Ih addition to the materials to faking care of your appearance. thought, anyhow? There wasn't a grown-ups fail to grasp certafa own choice as a suitaU*.; name. chance in a hundreo of bla tAkitig was obvioudy pitiably lonely. Mar­ thy. That’s the usual reactlcm.” Nevertheless, to this davj when Surgical Powder Is Better T I^ us^ for first aid, most families All real workmen nefal tools. cia continued, 'We’ll find something “I think it’s a most unpleasant points In child developmedt imless Styptic For Healing Cuts W will have bedpans for use in cases Beauty is a job that calls for tools, this particular girl anywhere. Of a problem of their own is brought Pinlty. Pearl, alias Johb ETerce, is ------X ■i course he might h^ipen to meet her amusing to do—” reaction.” acting fa cantor, .he uses his ovm of Alness, glass drinking tubes, to do toe tricks right Equip your ‘Td love It Mrs. Radnor!” Efllnor “Yes, isn’t it?” Marcia difawled home to them. EDITOR’S NOTE: 'Diis is the sjrringes for giving enemas, atom beauty shelves properly and you’ll at Miss Ena’s— When a child is doing something perfectly good, name—facoh Perel- last article fa a series of six on the izers and scHnetimes ^ d a l de- He pushed, aside the letter he answered with young intensity. easily, cardessly. There Was a m uth. . find it is much less cording. to the U. S. Bureau of ‘77ot at aU!” Matcia answered. the tube she told Jensen to stop the Among th^ materials to be in­ There are certain “don’ts” which some comp^tion, designed by a have. Lord but the house seemed swer the door. In the One case, Ifant Industry. cluded in the family medicine may well be repeated in closing ‘.‘Are you going in for artists, my COj . famous architect, ir> light green, quiet! / Mary has no definite plan to be The trade routes of Asia Minor, chest are the cosmetics. this series-on the contents of the dark green, beige or rose. The She had such gentle eyes. Sbe dear? Personally I think they’re . After Eflincr had disappeared in carri^ out. no purpose to be fru­ which connected, tfa seat with the family medicine chest. rather over-done.” the crowd and the oar was moving Most modem women prefer . to electricaUy Ughted magnifying would be very sweet with children. strated, and Jack by reading is west about 2000 B. C.,- were the keep toeir cosmetics in their own They are: glasses are a real boon, if you can Barrett rose suddenly, wishing he The girl did not answer for a on again Marcia wondered about concentrating on attention bdt — first highways known. Do not save poisonous isrepara- moment and when Marcia turned the girl and why she wanted .her boudoirs, but' the man of the afford them. were back in the desert, wrpngHng mark the difference — not creative The. hversge farm famUy lives hoiise is very likely to put his. in­ Hons of any kind, includfag par- New compacts are on the mar­ with some native who would wot sh4 saw th a t EHinor w a s' flushed. trip down towu kept a>s«sret. Mat- attention. hmger and accumulates more to the. faindly ' medicine'cabinet. tlcul;)riy bichloride of mercury, Marcia laughed delightfully. "You cia rather hoped th{>'^^oui^stbr ket that 'have eterytotog blit a have sacred ground disturbed—^for It is when a child is worktog Wealth thaa the average clty 'fam- They should include, in mobt in­ pills contfaning strychnine, or so­ comb in them. R ou^ looee pow­ the price offereA Dreaming of a sly child!” she broke out “I think wasn’t conoem^ in anything dis­ things out with a plan, just as fly. . . stances, a razor, which should be lutions containing wood alcohol. agreeable. Elinor was s5 yoimg. So der, mascara, 'eye shadow, the ma'<- bathtub and brushing the sands of you’re having an iffair!” you were In the bridge game, that There are over 2,000,000,OOO peo­ kept in its box and not.‘pennittod Do not keep samples of patent cara brush and an eyebrow pencil time from the shin bone of a dino­ “Oh, iio, really!” much could come to one who was so interniption isn’t a good thing. ple in the world, according tp esti­ to lie around Ippsely; atso’ apine meebdne; of unknown composi ytung, so much one was hot ready are inside the handsome black saur. But he wasn’t in the desert Marcia thought, amused, “Heav­ Of course .these things happen. mates based on the 1930 census. shaving soap or cream, some face tion recommended beyond their case, whld) hangs from your wrtet and, until things cleared up—the ens, how'embarrassed, she is!” for yet for which one was eager! Neither child nor adult can go Actors, must spefac louder in cold lotion which may be either witch actual 'rirtues. by a cord. On toe outside, the or­ question of Gerald’s future settled “Mrs. Radnor,” Minor added Marcia closed her ey^ for a little through life without being tntw- weather fa order to be heard; their hazel or a special lotion which Never permit any preparation namental little medallion comes and Marcia’s baby bom—^he would quickly, “I would rather not have time. She drew a deep breath. H rupted. But I think if parents audiences 'wear more, clothes and he prefers. of opium or morphine in^fae fam­ Dick ever knew, he would never for­ open to show paste lipstick, with not go on any expedition, no matter anyone know that you dropped me tmderstand that these breaks in clothes' absorb soifad,. '. It is not advisable to use a ily medicine cbesti a tiny mirror so you can make up how tempting. ’ down town.” give her—Dick who was a fanatic thought, happening too often, lead Sarah Berhhai^t.was bom a Jew­ Never save any prepared pre­ your lips without <^>ening your about the truth. styptic in the form of ^ stick of Again Barrett Colvin settled at “No one shall know. I'm absurd­ to a short impatient temper, it may ess, but was . converted, to the Cath­ alum to stop slight bleeding scription after the specific use for compact. A clever trick! his desk. Then he drew back sharp­ EDinor turned into a side street help them to put their finger on olic faith. '., • which it waa ordered far the phy­ Round headed razors are sew ly kind about keeping secrets,” Mar­ that had once . been an alley. The points after shaving. Much bet­ ly. Beneath the figure “35” he had cia assured her. the cause. There is ozily one ship in Ek:ua- ter are-any of the astringent rrjr- sician has disappefaed.’ and very useful for sndef-arm written “19 or 20.” moist, chill of the day had touched The intense child, the creative dor’s navy;, five ' in .Mexico’s and glcal powdem, of which a. small shaving. A new tiny contrivance, “I knew you would be!” the girl it. Grays were deeper, cdbbles child, is apt to be nervous anyway Marcia, meantime, turtaed to look said with a g^rateful look. 14 In.Keru’s. ^ amount may- be taken from the like a Upstick, is a useful deodor­ at Elinor Stafford. “She has young slimy, puddles were raw stoetches It Is best to let him finish what ne Panama’s navy 'Cc^ats--.of only box on each occasion and applied ant. Face patters now come in . 10- beauty," Marcia thought “Real Marcia flushed a trifle, but only on-which were printed the untidy hab begun if possible. one "ship o’ war,” ‘;'a steam yacht directly to the bleeding point. cent versions. Mectric maasagers beauty muted by the wrong sort of a trifle. The flush shov/ed with but habits of those who passed—^ bit manned by two carejbakersL Finally, any good talcum pow­ fuotahons^- are reduced ip price and very clothes.” A girl with Elinor’s color­ a hint of warmth beneath her gar­ of orange peeling floating here, Last wfater’s. fapqrlence in put­ der may be used, after sha'\fag soothing to the lady who owns ing and her chestnut brown hair denia skin. Secrets and keeping there m envelope or scraps of a ting jig-fadr' ' p'ufales together and after bathing, according' to one. should not of comrse, wear gray them—how she loathed the thought! tom letter. MARVELOUS should prove valualde to'the man the individual preferences of the Unfair competition in' qredits is The market is fijll of such inter­ tweeds. With her youthful slimui^ Hov/ Dick loathed them. He would The building into which slji.e turn­ wty) is now trying:to fit the window users. jqst as vicious as unfair • cbmpeti esting beauty gadgets. One or two and slightly angularliness she need­ never forgive her, never! But she ed was olJ and marked by the hard screens to their proper windows. All such materials should be tion in trade. Industries faould not win quicken your interest la your ed softness. Perhaps, Marcia re­ mustn’t let herself brood over such yeai^ it had knorm Stairs tilted MANHATTAN sell terms, but merdiandise> beauty routine. flected with that keenness women things. The doctor had said, “Keep tot ward, their edges splintered. A —Henry H.-^ Heinunn, executive cheerful.” An easy order! As If one woman pushed 'aside a bucket with­ By WILLIAM OAINBS manager of National Asimefation have in measuring one another, it of Credit Men. was Eainor’s mother who w m re­ could do it—at will! Marcia waa im­ out raising her head as Ellinor went DE LUXE LAMB STEW—SUPPER TREAT sponsible for the girl’s ill-chosen patient with the whole world, doc­ by. her. EHinor’s “ Thank you” made New York—^The manager of the costume. That would be exactly like tors included. her look up with dull and wondering apartment house where Russell Many people v«re -a>hfag time "Did you know I’m goLig to have surprise. Patterson^ has his studio had a A ‘^ u q u e f’ In A C asserolr realizing, that what hi^>]^nad last Lids. StafforA Yes, Indeed! f ^ was not an election -but a revo­ “You were calling on your aunt?” a baby?” she asked. At the head of 'he third .floor bright idea: as'an accommodation “No, I didn’t,” Ekinor answered. stair Elinor tapped upon a worn lution, a revolutimi accompjlshed In Marcia questioned. She was only for his tenants, be would run a free a particularly Ameriean; wkY*'’ making conversation. Mentally Mar­ “You must be very, very happy!” door. “It’s I Philip,” she said. bus to and from Grand Central sta­ “You are a dear!” said Marcia (To Be C^tinned) —Prof. Rexford G. TugweD, mem­ BY BRUCE CMTON cia WM telling herself that she tion. ber of President Roosevelt’s must bring Barry to her point of The bus has become sort of fam- - “brain trust.” TELLS OF CTNTDRY « view about the boy. 013 In a strange way. Men take a OF BEAL PBOORMB “Yes,” Elinor answered in her lido on it,, just for an eyeful. It’s a The nationality of the man my usually shy way. pretty good show, because many daughter marries is -Ifapoaterial, This Book Cities Advanoeq of la st “I hope she is as well as usual?” Evening Herald Pattern models who pour out of Grand Cen­ provided he is a good hufband and IM Yean in U. S. Marcia went on. Of course she knew tral trains’and subways every day, makes her happy. Miss Sexton’s relatives could not By HELEN WILLIAMS looking for work, go right qp u d —Franklin L. Hutton,, q^onaire By BRUCE CA^TTON really be wishing any such thing. Illustrated Dressmakihg "Lesson catch the bus for Patterson’s place father of Barbara Hutton, bride How they had hovereA like human Furnished with Every Pattern as their first caff. 'of Prinde Alexis Mdivani^ “A Century of Progress,”'a fat vultimes, around the autocratic and This precious little dress is red “It’s such a convenience.” one book edited ‘far Charles A. Befad, acid old lady who made the chang­ and white dimity print. The sash .s blond model told the artist The substitution oA mechanical ehqihpsizes tba faet that toe vfay ing of her will a favorite indoor self-fabric. Note the crisp shoul­ A day or so ago Patterson was en' power lOE horses has ihcreajMd toe idea of pn^ess Is a rislatlvely new sport! ders. ' However if daughter is par­ tering the building jiiat as the-bys farm acreage of toe United States force in human affairs. “She’s quite well, thank you, Mrs. tial to puffed sleeves, the pattern pulled up at the curb. A whqle i^ t from 311 .to 361 million acres In 13 Through antiquity and toe mid­ Radnor. She saw you drive up and provides for same. of. beauties piled out and began' to years without fay -corropondlng dle ages. Dr. Beard points out, Jia spoke of how well you were look­ - Sheer white dimity made the cun­ gurgle’’at him, all over the tide- increase in consumptive-power.' race as a whefle bad no conceptfop in g .’ ning bib-like yoke that fastens at walk. It was just a Utl^ bit tod -—^Wayne"* Dinsmore, 'sfasretary of that continued progress could jo Marcia’s expression became the back with tiny red crystal but­ much, he'told me,* but ,wbst a The Horse Association of Amer- possiUe. Only with toe dawning o< slightly strained. She had always tons.. poor artist do? -i ^ lea.. the industrial age did people gep- suspected that Miss Ella Saxton It’s exceedingly pretty too in blue 'The call& of toese models have eraUy get toe notion that~mankted knew more than anyone else about and white doted swlss with white hedtope a father serious intorferehce This business of being uifareased had an indefinite tevelopiag future, in public, every day Isn’t as pleas­ ,apd that it could immebow, yeu . oy the secrets of Marcia’f past. Miss organAe shoulder ruffles. wtto" Patterson’s daytiifle labors. So J- Ella had piercing eyes and* a sus­ Style No. 2fl^ is designed for much so that frequkaUy ha mnat ant as It ihigbt be. work its way out from undte picious, inquisitive turn of mind. sizes 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. Size 8 return, to his studio at n i^tt for seik E v ^ ^ . w h o aror wanted; j^ j ^ bud (this doesn’t give P. Morgan, during Senate In* such ancient eunea as' poverty, How Marcia had flushed 10 years requires 2 1-4 yards 35-inch with tidhs, of uninterryptaid work, the rt^ t_ sttig |fl 'dLrii fa serve n ^ ieven thte fain test suggestion of a ‘ vestigatlon. . disfase, bpiqressiott before when Miss Ella had beckon­ 1-4 yard 35-inch contrasting. t Barippiiis fa ffnsbaaids eompalty ifaifafa'fate do well .to I gBrUc flavor but makes it riifaer), g « . ' ed her across the way from the old Price of Pattern 15 cents. ’]^e sign in the window of a West look into De Ltote'jAmb Stew. It is 1 snd roll fa flour, and then brown fa th e re are not as many {Mrsona American history in the centuiy Make the Most of Your Looks! gfadft to''bbu*oh today U there uaed ju st endted fir ixnportaat, then,. Jot house to say, “I saw you riding in Fo^-tbird, street fiiniityre' ware- > bfantiffa cuUfaoy creation, the butter, along with a few stalks of fa ^dt od toe other hand, there the park—” For vacation clothes, for the hftise reads: “Bargatos' in' H«s< simpleBb thing'fa tye iurfadd to senTe crifay 'axid one riiopped showing the truita of tifat ofa. nk»e p e n ^ prfatiefag their and br. Beard and the writfaS Jia Those br .dle paths and Lon Moore moimtains, lakes, seaside or that bands.”’ ‘ 4 far fi or 8 pe^gl^ eveKyOifag fa'one When-brown, pour o i^ fae stock yeltyfan everv a h ^ ' riding behind her—^when pedple tour you have often talked about, ThetU ngliai been there about huge bfaserole, : pjjpfag ifaL «And made from the fames, coyer ttyl^tly has assembled 'shew that a vsty' see a copy of jrour new book of .and let simmer one sndr .s: haft «^Re^. Ik G. Bateman, ’pastor of solid fad. subsfantial aipqqiit ^ were near. She had been a little fool eight years, Dm. told, and aitybne its bandfame. -applM sace -is ' only 't . First Christian' , Church of progress Ifaa iiitteed beo tnadqi' ^ but so hungry for romance. There Summer Fasbiona. who nappoos tb'notice^ It usually ■hours.-II Send today for your copy of the Youngstown, Ohio; ' • An Amairican dttzea eg had been little of it in the great .snickers and p a s^ on. I ,". ! ■* - . Sui^BMS^' partlculfaxty,- thte Then put the meat and ftocR b f >•- '■ ■ l i new. book, enclosing 10 cents In '64' Ifate'; cgBwmfih an fainter (be bottom' of a large casieteleV would, btsfoi rejoiced house ruled by her stem father. \ But a friend:, grew . fatieus; I just wanted to see if 1 could Beard p fa ite Osit, if h s And now, why had youig Dexter, stamps or coin. Address Fashion thbyght periiapa; '“hwband” n4|b t to mi^: is', a mugt •with yofar raw peeled potafaeg. Cfa still milk a’cow. . ’ .* ’i Department. f a r f a ^ tomgfa a t tote bottom layof plus yeur known thnit during (hs the bosr’s com paalon-tytor, come to refar to some old ptaoe of Jfar^ira —Stanley Jansekl. 'eafams* fa- tu ry tote^tfahfa wOifiil her? But Barry would fix that Bar­ of Nbich liie never.had fatce^ "s«fab"tiiie stew, etith MBoi|e‘ 'es*rot8 fa a psttem liim the tested when he.ttlsd to: mOk a Ityofcfai ^ 'a r w bed/ altfanatoig w ith neatly cepsntod, ry always did fix things. Half of his Manchester H enid mlghttfa something uiie*|i htyh-bay, *ye- 'brfaid-' ikeu. cow in Chicago stediyards.. would ha 'faoU ^ acquaintances must owe him money! sitye' a a^fa^tqf fafaocy, romafae, jmur whole , ozdons, having; cooked tor inalanbe. “ o ’ . ' ' ' both your cartota; am! your' onions cation wfaild Ss Oh, of course Barry must come Pattern Serrice . , However, a man fa the motty fad lesi - mixed - The ‘N ew DealT’.MWhlfa K complete around to her point a t .view. Getting place' said the was just to at- .before the about flOfadnutea, iwpuratelye. , fa toe praises o t JefffaeMn and year n ml/ ^salted water Those to i'>;i the child away, far away, was the For a HeraM Patton send llle tmet atteatiatf.aad.five- peapto A fad, if more in kmifair w ^ done. WsifiSh. only wise thing to doJiomewhere In In stampa or coin dlrertly .to langb-oAnd tMtbN the faqfaa^tl^ . fa d of Ifansan thonuuA ttlia D e toe cMBertda fad p ut fato ,. Muaaolini> f a ^ ^ ^ . oior nes* South America, pwh^w. Completely Fashion Bureau, Manchaator one 9o!fld West Vlr- •> 'X- off toe Ud fad let obofa -gfala. • ' 1' »■ hopeful a "Has there bMn mucA going on and 28rd Street, New York C3ty. T'ifueiir somb. favo^ wo^ flke io fit) longer. . I -r ■ This for you young pe^e?” ICarda Be sure to fill in xuxnbcr. of pat­ have us- t|wf;^:hutiNuidB' 'off) m rte-'.l JUst -hstore you take’ (he hfad-i a re aoo- ^ t Jtes .- » - li aakeA suddenly remembering the tern you dedre. . Khwr>)umd8t-’ ' ifalth ^ aOme dhfa to toe ■loske: terse'fifil ■ill beside her. hokxxnj ‘ ■ ■'■'-pro- Pattern Na, fnfaitUre. ^ ib e . We .Iffanmd flf jfoue aked a fauniilnd’ ^ h std - tetetiouj: don’t know. Mis. Radaoiv 1 right fa (he center. It you epok fa d tahor. haven’t —nanv filmids.** f t In, cafaerde, thity: du) "Why, that’s aa/t right! Yoifre 3- you* whicb they ifaty 1 ^ 4 Deiti realty, Elinor, quite sweet” • ••aeaenaeena*# • S • • 4 m' •' t i w fa the The grati^e that - .. V'. iv '-i. ■ h ist ...... eroifadf t c u o or>r EBnor-Itaffl^s ej^'tiM lc Btoi^ fa .IPfan.'faf* Jfa wofa; flor a beyond troubled ..OQ farleueV >Ialdaiband I m i ' *• ] " '• v^w i 'V*' ■• .'-V ■ , .* .►-•V *• • ' . -t'.' MANOlEiri'iSK ICViSNlftlG UEKALU; MAMUHii^lliUC, CUMM^ TUi!i»DA3£, JUMlii I MAX BAER HAILED 10B0U1S0FFEKED AS NEXT CHAMPION ONODIDOORSUn AD-Star Ckrd Opens Boxinf aNCMNAnCAMS H owJTi^ Stand REDRAIDERSEND TROTTERS AND PACERS NEA Sports Editor Belieres SCHMELING TO WED Season at - Sandy Beach 7TH ncrORTDVER YBSTEBDAY*8 RESULTS HOErSDCCESm Amarloaa League AT CHATHAM N. Y. TW AY Schmeling’s Nemesis Will Arena Tonight. S t Louis 8, Chioaga 1. GERMAN FILM STAR CBKAGO NINE, (Only game sehe^ed). ATHIfnCSElM National Leaxne tham, Sturdy, who wor hohdllj Begm Where Dempsey / Cincinnati 6, Chicago 6. Second M eetiaf o l Bny State at Goshen la tho 8i,()00 tvent for Jusm BarceDos, o f Brazil who Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn 4. juveoUas,. will gat pleii^ of-eom- Left Off; Looks Tough for Fighter SaQs for Home To­ meets Tony Benito of Worcester in (Only games scheduled). FJtitloa from a flald of n entrias, the stsur bout of the opening profes­ Have Lost Only Two Gaines Basketball Only Major Sport (Srenit Sore to Prodnee som» of which probaUy will ba STANDINGS sional boxing show at Sandy Beach seratohed. Rebeooa Hanover, who Either Sharkey or Car- morrow Night; To Marry finished eeoond to Stur^,. is at Arena, Crystal Lake tonight is to National Loop Cham­ American League Witb Losing Record at Great Racial — Wooers Chatham, as is Bernice lUehard, classed a real fighter with a back­ W. L . P.C. Will Caton’s fleet-footed fllty, uera. There Next Month. ground far removed from anyWng pions; Dodgers Drop to New Y o r k ...... 38 17 .660 Colgate; Made Football at Goshen to Meet S ttf tnade the leaders step Uveiy last savoring of the ring. Washington ...... 81 22 .685 week. Five months ago Juan landed in Philadelphia ...... 26 22 .542 Calumet Ouaader, from Mr. B y WTTT, BBAUCHEB New York, June IS — (AP). — California. He won seven straight 7th Place; White Sox Lose. Chicago ...... 26 22 .542 Ifistory Last FalL Opposition. Harriman’e Arden Homestead fights on the West Coast five of Cleveland ...... 28 25 .628 \ IfEA Service Sports Editor Max Schmellng is going back to If'arm, who ao handUy walked away them by knockputs, and then en­ Detroit ...... 25 27 .481 with the 2:14 trot at Goshen and Germany to marry the girl he fell New York, June 13.—The new trained for Boston. Twin Lopez By ASSOCIATED PRESS St. Louis ...... 19 85 .352 Hamilton, N. J., June 13.— (AP) With tha moat auecaaoful hatnan placed fourth In the Hambletonlan in love with just through seeing her emd A1 Rossi were victims in Boston Boston ...... 16 34 .320 world champion has appeared. He The “Indian oign,” the Cincinnati —Colgate University, small but race mating ever held at Hlatoric last year, will see what be can do in the moving pictures. She is Anny rings by such wide margins that the Reds hold on the^mamplon, Chicago National Lfagne rt Gnatham when 16 other trotters Is Max Baer, .he balmy butcher middleweight leaders refused to mighty in the realm of sports, has Track in Geahen, N. Y., ready for Ondra, blonde 23,year old musical Cubs is one of baseball’s minor W. L . P.C. line up against him. Such talent as boy from Livermore, Calif., and he meet him. Now he is maMng his completed one of the most success­ the hiatoriana after three days of Calumet Anne, HoUyrood Brown, mysteries but, whatever the rea­ New York ...... 29 18 .617 faat trotting and pacing, 19U begins where Jack Dempsey left comedy and film star. They will be Lome in Holyoke and awaiting ful years in athletics ever recorded Calumet Christmas, Calumet Guy sons, the Reds are taking full ad­ St. Louis ...... 30 21 .588 looma aa the Uggeat aeaaon bar- off. married Schmeling said in July at eagerly the chance to mix with any vantage of it to remain within In the Valley o f the Chenemgo. and Calumet Aroma, aU of whom the German heavyweight’s estate at man in his division. He la condition­ Pittsburgh ...... 29 21 .580 neaa horoemen have leen in many The outcome of the Sharkey- striking distance of a first division Chicago ...... 28 25 .528 Colgate’s Red Raiders, unbeaten, raced at Goahen before a crowded Bad Saarow near Berlin. ing himself for the Crystal Lake years. E. Roland Huriman, who grandstand, will fight it out with Camera fight June 26 now begins bei’th in the National league. Cincinnati ...... 26 26 .500 untied, and unscored upon, became staged the inaugural races of the to lose Its significance. After the Schmeling who will sail for home bout by working in the woods in the The two clubs have played nine CsJumet Crusader up-state. tomorrow night was a guest of morning and the gym in the after­ Boston ...... 22 29 .431 football immortals or their record. Bay State Circuit here June 7, 8 tenth round of the battle of the games so far this season and Cin­ Brooklyn ...... 20 26. ' .435 They won nine gsunes, scori^ 264 A c^lt which was thought little honor at a dinner given by Jack noon. cinnati has won seven of them. It and 9, and ofliclatea aa prealdent of two- Maxes here, and after Max Philadelphia ...... 18 34 .346 points to opponents’ none. Coach the Grand drcult, was enthiudsutic enough of to bring only $350 this Baer’s splendid exhibition of sheer Dempsey last night. The first per­ Benito, Barcellos’ opponent in this was the same old story yesterday spring in a private sale so easily son to greet him was Baer, who leature bout is also a fighter of Andy Kerr says the “dominapt over the future of the sport after punching power, the heav3rweight as Cincinnati rallied for four runs in characteristic of the eleven was in­ paced away with the 2-year-old stopped the German in ten rounds known repute, and this bout bids the seventh and upset Charley TODAY’S GAMES seeing the Interest aroused over the championship battle this month telligence. Bob Smith, guard, was first half-mile track card. event for sidewheelerr at Goshen somehow lost its glamour. in the Yankee stadium Thursday fair to be sensational. The imder Grimm’s club 6-5. t'.'.t her work at Chatham and card is packed with just the type American League the best small lineman I ever From Goahen the early season The fight itself brought back night. Dodgers Drop Again coached.’’ throughout the season is going to “You’re the best sportsman 1 ever fighters fans are always eager to Meanwhile, another national Philadelphia at Washington. trotting and pacing champs have memories of Dempsey. Baer came Kerr is predicting he will have a moved to Chatham, N. Y., where be watched. Hanover Prophet is out fighting, and by the force of fu­ met or hope to meet,’’ Baer said as see, in matches, that are so even each league mystery — the collapse of St Louis at Chicago. *Jie colt, now owned by Fred Hol- he grasped Schmelingr’s hand. “ 1 bout should be a natural. the BrooWyn Dodgers — went im- Cleveland at Detroit (2). good team next fall, despite the beginning today ten events for |6,- rious assault, won the first two fact that seven first-team members 000 win be raced for over the half- sapple, Copake Falls, N. Y. He will rounds from Schmellng. congratulate you on your coming Eddie Reed of Hartford meets explained as M u Carey’s men New York at Boston. bt up against clever pacers in Iron- marriage.’’ Joey Bozak of Chicago in the semi­ dropped a 7-4 decision , to the are graduating. The freshman team mile track managed, by Warren J. After that he began to alow up. National League also went through the season unde­ Wood, secretary. Since eight of the bound, who finished second to him It appeared in the third and fourth final. Both boys are first class Phillies and fell into seventh place. last week, while Bama and Ruth bantamweights with records that Since mid-May, the Dodgers have Brooklyn at Philadelphia. feated. victors in the harness events- at roimerform- apparent. Scbmelhig was making Worcester sensation. Handicapped by having only one the going tough for him. Mariana ance i‘) eagerly anticipated by Baer miss. But the westerner was Johnny Pinkham of Hartford, Chicago, Jime 18.—(AP) — The first string pitcher, Bill Reid, coach and Calumet Donald, both Hamble­ horsemen and fans. * trying everything. He was warned of New Haven, 10-5, m brother of the hard hittlxv Al, latest vote on American League of baseball as well os gnuluate tonlan candidates, will try to Brava Ariofl, who won tha 2:25 sevei^ times by Referee Art Dono­ meets Romeo Ducbarme of Spring- plusrs to selsot a team to meet manager of athletics and mayor of avenge themaelvea up-state for the pace last waak, Vaaiaadt, who cop­ van against throwing low stabs. He field. Dark aoud Ruby Bradley of National League Stare at Oomlskey Local Sport Hamilton, developed a. team that sound baatlnt which Calumet Del­ ped the- Goshen 2:18 trot lx cuffed time after time with left Season’s Opener. New Bedford mixes in another fast Park, July 6: won 10 games and lost four. Ctfi- co handed them lost Thursday. and right Several times he held bout with Bud Dempsey, of Hart­ First base, Gehrig, Yankees. gate’s greataat athletic rival, Syra­ IB the two-year-old trot at Cha­ (Ooatlaiiad Oo Pag* Twalve) Schmellng’s head still with his left ford. Thirty roimds of boxing is Second base, Gehringer, Tigers. Chatter cuse, Was beaten three out of four. and brought down cruel rabbit Saturday afternoon at the West the duration of the show, and it Third base. Dykes, White Sox. Captain Harold (Whit^) Ander­ punches on the back of Schmel- son, third base, closed the year Side ffeld, the Blueflelds participat­ should be packed with just the type Short stop, Cronin, Senators. Ing’s neck. of fighting every boxing fan is out Outffelders: Simmons, White Sox; with a batting average of .490. Schmellng did not seem to mind. ing in their first game this seaspn Ruth, Yankees; Averill, Indians. Applicants for places in the Won In Golf, Tennis received a 10-5 defeat from Sam to see. American Legion Junior Baseball Once he laughed at Baer's inability Catcher, Dickey, Yankees. The golf team, captamed by to hit him solidly. That was in the Masa^s Trinity Parish team. Pitchers, Grove, Philadelphia; League are reminded to report at The Blueflelds outhit their older the West Side field tonight at 6 Hank Kowal, medalist In the Inter- Special Father’s Day fourth round, the first round that Gomez, Yankees, and W. Farrell In­ colleglates last spring, won six Schmellng won, and on the anu more experienced opponents dians. o’clock for tryouts. The league will matches, lost one, an? will be a __ f strength of his showing in that but failure to bit in pinches, and BASEBALL get underway Friday and It is plan­ failure to play heads-up baseball ned to organize four teams. strong contender in the Intercol- round, supporters of the German leglates this month. took hope that he would come on cost them the game. ■ \ The Trinity team which has lost The tennis team was victorious Values For Wednesday to win. OIBBIES WIN SLUOFEST HARTFORD TO SEE Coach Frank Crowley will setfd Baer kept eternally pumping but one game in three seasons is Gibbles turned what at first ap­ In four matches out of five. well balanced both in fieiding and in his Manchester Trade school nine away with both hands. He was not peared to be a pitchers’ duel into a A’SEmMSQUAD after its sixth straight victory to­ landing often. ^Vben he did land, bitting. Johnson led the attack slugfest after three scoreless in­ with four bits out of ffve trips to morrow aft3rnoon against Meriden during the flrs^ eight rounds, nings. It took Glbbies four innings Trade at Mt Nebo. The Meriden Afternoon ONLY! Schmellng ducked the full force of the plate. Sam Massey' also bit to get on to Cook’s delivery and PREP S (»0 0 L STARS bard, connecting for two doubles. team was beaten recently, 14 to 2, the blows—^md kept coming in. A two more innings to get (m to the Connie Mack W ses He Will and the Mechanics are hopeful of re­ right hand in the tenth did the Bob Smith, Cbucky Smith and delivery of Wilson, who relieved Rautenberg were the big guxis for peating. Either Kovls or ^ b le l will OPPOSE SUB-ALPINES business. Schmellng was against Cook in the fifth frame. Manchester. The former bit a three With the score 11 to 8 against Use Regnbr Linenp start on the mound. The Traders the ropes and doing his best to bagger, a double and a single out of have been running wild In recent avoid Baer's furious attack. He them in . the ninth the Spartans four times at bat. Jack Hewitt who started a rally which was put to an games and are bent on keeping their Tomorrow r*ght at Mount Nebo ducked a left, nd a right hand relieved Bill Neubauer in tte fifth caught him flush on the chin. For end when Stevenson made a sensa­ Against Gems Tlinrsday. record Intact, after gettini^ off to a the Sub-Alpine will play the Colle­ itched air tight ball, allowing two gians, a team composed mostly of the first time be wavered. tional catch of what looked to be a poor start at the beginning of the m:ts and striking out seven batsmen. sure double and a possible triple. season. Loomis Prep players and a few % He also aided Charles Smith in per- The final score was 11-6. others from (Afferent prep schoola Schmellng backed up: He cover­ forming a sensational fielding play. For the Athletics exhibition Cook and Wilson were best at bat game with the Savitt Gems in Bristol’s first track victory in With the team will be “Cookie’’ 'Lu- ed as best be could against the A. R a^kus and Kovls also played pien and “Buddy” Kerr. The latter awlft fusillade of lefts and rights. for the losers while Green, Neil and Bulkeley Stadium, Hartford, Thurs­ nine years certainly came at the a good game for the Blueflelds. has just completed a successful year 'Another'right caught him and be Johnston starred for the victors. day fternoon, Manager Connie right time, giving .the Bell (^ty 10 Trinity Parish (10) Olbbles Soda Shop (11) Mack wired, this mornl^, be would school four major championships, at Governor Drummer where he has went down. > Donovan began bis AB R H PO A E played brilliantly in all sports. On Interwoven Hosiery — Neckwear — drone and he had reached six be­ AB R H PO A E have practically his entire squsul o f football, basketball, baseball and Wainman, 3b . . . 1 3 0 2 1 0 Johnston, p ...... 5 0 1 1 5 1 The game will start at 6 o’clock fore Scbmeling knew what it was Swan, lb ...... 5 1 1 11 1 0 28 players on band, thereby mak­ track. It Is. entirely possib'*' that the Belts — Shirts — Sweaters — Underwear all about. Max started to get up, Green, 2b, s s ...4 3 2 1 5 2 ing certain that those attending tennis crown will travel from Meri­ sharp. “Bingo” Sturgeon will Johnson, c f ...... 5 1 4 3 0 0 Clark, 8b, ss . . . 3 1 1 1 0 1 thought better of it, and waited for Doran, I f ...... 4 2 1 2 0 0 this game' will have an opportunity den to Bristol before the reason itch for the locals with “Onion” Bine. Muldoon, c, 2 b . 321800 to see all the players who have ends. behind the bat. and Any Other Items Purchased for Path- Massey, 2 b .....4 1 2 2 8 0 Neil, lb ...... 4 2 3 7 0 0 « He might as well have stayed Morris, s s ...... 6 1 1 0 4 1 been playing so sensationally in the down, for Baer rushed in for the Buckley, I f ...... 5 l i i 0 0 American League. Wagner, r f ...... 8 0 0 0 0 0 Olson, c f ...... 5 1 1 0 0 0 er’s Day Which Comes On Sunday, June kill and drove him from post to Marshall, rf .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 When the contract was signed post, raining ttifl, short punches to Pinney, c, 3b, 2b 3 1 2 7 1 0 Robinson, c .... 4 0 0 6 0 0 Stevenson, rf . . . 4 0 1 1 1 0 Vtiiereby Connie Msu:k agreed to his body and bead. Schmeling was Strong, p ...... 3 1 1 1 8 0 play in Hartford—the only city in 18. out on his feet, trying vainly to Gallss, p , ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 New England, excepting Boston in 36 11 18 27 12 4 9 cover up from the gloves that were Spartans (6) which the Athletics will appear this FATHER’S pounding upon him. 86 10 10 27 12 1 AB R H PO A E season—be guaranteed bis regular Remember Dad with a gift this year. As his hand was raised in vic­ Blueflelds (5) Staum, ss, 6 .... 4 1 1 lineup, excepting of course it isn’t . AB R H PO A E 7 0 0 tory—with Schmeling slumped Wilson, c, p .... 6 0 8 7 2 likely that Bob Grove will pitch. helplessly on the ropes—Baer was R. Smith, If .... 4 1 8 0 0 0 Miner, r f ...... 3 0 0 1 0 However, the Athletics haven’t a recognized in a tremendous tribute. C. Smith, .... 5 1 2 6 2 0 C!ook, p, ss ...... 6 1 2 0 4 t.wirler on their staff who isn’t be­ DAY Rautenberg, c f . . 4 1 2 1 0 0 Here was the two-fisted fighter the Anderson, 2b ... 4 1 i 2 2 ing used with more or less regu­ crowd bad been waiting for—the Kovis, 3b ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 Puter, c f ...... 3 0 1 0 0 larity, for with bis staff in none too kind of lighter they bad not seen Hadden, rf ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Tlvnan,, 3 b ...... 3 1 i 1 1 good physical condition at present C om es O n since Dempsey failed in that terri­ Magnason, rf ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Pond, 1st, rt ... . 8 1 1 5 0 Manager Mack has been obliged to GLENNEY’S fic seventh round attack against A. Raguskus, ss . 3 0 1 1 2 0 Brown, If ...... 3 1 0 0 0 call upon two or three pitchers for Gene Tunney in Chicago. Katkeveck, c . . . 3 l 0 11 2 0 Smith, 1st ...... 2 0 1 1 0 almost every game. Net infre­ F. Raguskus, lb. 3 1 1 6 0 0 quently he has used four or five. Sunday, June 18 Here was a man who would out- Neubaeur, p .... 1 0 0 1 2 0 36 6 11x24 9 8 It may be that youthful Ray­ Here is a list of suggested gifts that he will like. battle Sharkey, and who would re­ Hewitt, p ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 Spartans ...... 000 000 218— 6 mond C^mbs will be started in duce the exaggerated power of the Gibbles Soda Shop 000 300 17x—11 the Hartford game. Since he joined huge Camera to a Grimm’s fairy 35 5 11 27 9 0 Two base hits, Neil, Clark; hits, the Athletics from Duke Universi­ Shop Wednesday Morning tale. Those two thudding fists that Trinity Parish . . . 005 301 001— 10 o ff Johnston 11, Wilson 7, Cook 6; ty ten days ago Coombs has been . .. kept forever pumping away beat (New Haven) sacrifice hit, Clark; stolen bases. used to finish up not less than AND N O W down the man most people had Blueflelds ...... 100 004 000— 5 Cook, Wflson, Pond, Muldoon, Nell, four games alreaijy, showing the been led to believe was impreg­ (Manchester) Olson, Johnston; left on bases, (3ib- c( nfldence Mack reposes in the For a long time we have been enjoying nable. Two base hits, Massey (2), C. bies 10, Spartans 7; base on balls, youngster. Coombs, a nephew at Neckwear----- 2 9c to $1.00 The crowd had been of the o] Smith, R. Smith, Doran, Strong, off Johnston 4, Cook 4, Wilson 2; Jack Coombs, for years an Athlet­ compliments about our Coffee—not only ion the cave-boy would forget Bautenberg; three base hits, Morris, hit by pitcher, by Ctook (Pinney), by R. Smith; hits, off Neubaeur 8 in 4, ics’ star, has already earned his from our townspeople, but from tourists business. Not for an instant did be Johnston (Tivnan); struck out, by right to start ^ game and Manager forget. He threw punches from Hewitt 2 in 5, Strong 5 in 4, Gallss Johnston 11, Cook 5, Wilson 6. Um­ 6 in 5; sacrifice bit, Rautenberg; Hack may feel that Harirord af­ Belts— f'------50c to $ 2 .5 0 and drummers who in fact are the be§t first to last. Finally one clicked. pire, Clotter. fords au excellent spot in which to The rest was easy. double play, Morris to Massey to judges of coffee. Swan; left on bases, Manchester 9, accord' Coombs that honor. What of the others? What of b l u e f i e l d , j r s ., w i n The Athletics infield and -outfield New Haven 5; base on balls, off The Bluefield Jr., took the West Sharkey, Camera? It just looks Neubaeur 3, Hewitt 3,. Strong 1, will be the same as In their cham­ Now we have installed one of the finest tough for whichever of those gen­ Side Jrs., into camp today by a pionship games with J Jimy Foxx, Shirts------^$1.00 to $2.50 Gallss 4; bit by pitcher, Doran by score of 26 to 18. The bard hitting tlemen that wins June 2^. Offhand, Neubaeur; struck out, by Neu­ who has been cracking out home cooling systeriis for our beer and we have I would say Baer will be world of Al P^cuk led to the outburst of runs, right and left of late,- at first baeur 4, Hewitt 7, Strong 1, Gallss nms. E. Weiss played a splendid selected what were and are now considered champion before the end of Sep­ 5. Umpires, Malony, Hewitt base, 'i'lie fences in the Bulkeley tember. And what a champion! ball game collecting 4 out of 4. J. Stadium are likely to prove to his Sweaters---- ^$1.00 to $5.00 the best brews namely, Wurtzbergg’s dark Serpliss allowed but 4 hits and col­ liking. The game will be called at lecting 2 out of 8 for himself A. 3:30 o’clock sharp. The Athletics and Utica Club'light. WRESTLING Helm played best for the loosera will arrive in Hartford Thursday The Bluefield Juniors would like morning. games with any team under 12 Hats----- — $1.50 to $5-00 So far we are enjoying the same praise New York—Jim Browning won years of age. For games call Cap­ from Joe Savoldl, three Oalu, tain R. Doggart 4095. Herman that we receive for our coffee. Mich., by decision, one hour 28 min­ ISSUE CHALLENGE. Pollit is the manager of the Blue- Last Night *s Fights utes, five seconds, halted by 11 Sports Editor: field Juniors team. Our bottled beer is kept at an even tem­ o’clock closing law. We, the Ramblers of the West Pittsburgh — Tommy Freeman, Caps— — 59c to $1.50 Camden, N. J.—^Ernie Duzek, Side wish to put a challenge in your BUjalb^MteLDS PBAU nO E Hot Springs, Ark., outpointed Ala­ perature—^not chilled but as our customers OmcOia, defeated Dick Davis, paper. The Blueflelds A. C. will practice bama Kid, Dover, Ohio, 10. Zipper Polo Shirts ...... ^ . 89c say, “Just & ght!” Court, Calif., two falls to one. Challenge. We wire told to go at the Bluefleld’s diamond oh Mc­ Columbus, Ohio—^Kayo Morgan, > ■ •. Montreal—^Henri Deglane, Mon­ out and get a name for ourselves Kee street tomorrow night at 7 Toledo, stopped Joey Carrlgan, Hose ...... 15c to $1.00 pair treal, defeated Matros Kirilenko, before we took on some of the lead­ o’clock. Fort Wayne, Ind., 8. Remember! 'W urt^rgg dark and Russia, two fans to one. ing teams in town. We think we Terre Haute, Ind.—Jackie Davis, G olf Hose...50c to $1<00 pair are capable of beating any of them. EDGE CHURCH NINE Cleveland, outpointed Roy Mitchell, Utica Club Jight on draught, and the moat We would like to hear from a few Centralia, RL, 10. Bathing Suits...... $2*Q0 tp$fiL00 popular bottled bl&eiis. League Leaders of the following managers: Sub- Tbs Baldwin A. C. staved off a Miami, Fla.—Joe Knight, Cairo, Alpines, Pirates, Manchester Green, last Inning rally by the German Ga., outodnted Lou Soozza, Buffa­ Gladstone B ags ...... $10.00 and up Highland Park and the West Bides. Lutherans to emerge with a 10 to 9 lo, N. ir, .10. Bring your wife, sweetheart, mother> or Including yesterday’s games: ^ Our lineup is as follows: Edward victoiy over the church nine. Bedur- San Frandsoo—Baby Arizmeadi, Don’t forgot to ask for your tiekots in the Worid’s National: Sams as yestsfday, ex­ Jolly, Francis Mahoney, Johnny Fal- tha, Wiganowski and Lovett bit Mexico Clty,^ outpointed Freddie 'sister to enjoy ouirbeex* and delicioas food& cept runs batted in: Klein, Phillies, koski,. Ace McConkey, Dick Keer, doubles for the winners and Sibrlnss Miller, ancfnnatl, 10. Fair Free,Mp Contest. 44; hfts, Fnllis, PhllUes. 73; dou­ Larry Maloney, Jim Metcalf, Walter of the losers connected for a home Sioux. atjT—Young Rlghtmeler, bles. Klein, Phillies. 18. Aitken, Edward Werner, Jason run. Shnix City, outpoint^ Joe Dragon, American: Same aj; yesterday, Chapman and Irving Quinn. Summary: Cleveland, 6. except battinf, Simmons, White Thank you, R. Ht B Salt Lake City—Clare ToUeitnip, At ThicEM Gcatfr nn toN<3i. / :]^n^)gfl8r Sox, gl3; Oiapman, Yankees, Fraads Mahoney, Baldwin A. C. 201 050 20x 10 14 8 Gunnison, Utah, outpointed Ennis C. E. House & Son Inc. .371: hits, Simmons, White Sox, 82. Ed JoUy . German Luth. 201 081 018 0 18 6 Temr, Draper. Utah, 8.,y

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 MOTORCYCLES— HOUSES FOR RENT 65 BICYCLES 11 HioMDiEHr neniE FOR SALE—^REO Wolverine coach. FOR RENT—6 ROOM house, ateam heat sleeping porch. 80 Spruce PORT Pilte’s Peak As Direction Marker Must sell to settle estate; in first WANTED TO BUY girl’s bicycle, street Apply . 14 Spruce street riiwa condition, newly painted. second hand. Write Box O, care of Phone 4546. M RACING rissn Price reasonable. See at Schaller’s Herald. _ L/iNTS Gcurage or f^n Rosedale 34-32. FOR RENT—5 ROOM single, all S Nothing Srhall About Trans-Mississippi Tournament WE BUY, and exchange used FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 modem conveniences, garage, ex­ cars all makes and modela Armory tra lo t 810 month. John Lentl, 270 Harvard haon’t captured a single James F. Johndoii, (Kmer Garage, 60 Wells street. Telephone FOR SALE—LATE cabbage plants, Garner street , varsity boat race this spring at the 6874. 10c dozen, 50c hundred. Inquire 504 FOR RENTS IN ALL PAR'TS of so-called sprint distances for eight- a |>arker street ' oared crews, but all will be foi^v- of Repud, Dies Aftar WHY BUY A USED car when you Manchester, singles, flats, apaA- ments, tenements, without charge en If Uie Crimson carries ijta main can buy a new 1933 Willys ‘for objective again—the four-mile pull $325, fully equipped, delivered to MOVING—TRUCKING- t ' you. Dial 8601. John F. Shannon. Long Dloess. 79 Russell street down the Theunea river agi^t you. Trades, terms. Cole Mojtors. STORAGE 20 Yale on the evening of June 16. TO RENT—FIVE AND SIX room 'The fact that Harvard would ra­ FOR SALE—MODEL T FORD New York, Jime 13.—(AP)— SILVER LANE BUS LINK offer thC bouses, single and double, also mod­ ther beat Yale at anything than Coupe, 1927, in fair condition. Price accommodatiOD of their large De- anybody else is, of course, not James F. Johnston, owner . a t thq $10. Inquire 94 Bissell street. em apartments. Apply Eldward J. Luxe bua (or lodge, party or team HoU. Tel. 4642 and 8025. <%ws. But this manifestation be­ three-year-old colt. Repaid, which trips at epeclal. rates. Phone 3063. comes sometiflng of an obsesrion 1931 CHEVROLEl 6 WHEEL was highly regarded in the .Ken­ 8860. 8864. when It appears the Crimson read- coach, 1930 Ford sport coupe, 1930 tucky Derby future books, died yes­ SUMMER HOMES il-* sacrificed any prospect of vic­ terday following a long iUnesj. Chevrolet 6 wheel sedan, 1929 Oak­ l o c a l AND LONG UlSTANCL tories over other rivals all spring land coupe, 1929 Ford sport coupe, FOR RENT 67 Under the nom de course of the moving, general trucking, Uyery in order to develop a distance-rac­ 1928 Essex sedan, 1928 Durant service. Our affiliation with United FOR RENT—LARGE airy cottage. ing crew. Quii^ stable, Johnston- was a redan, 1927 Hupp sedan. These cars Vans Service means lower ratea on Barnstable, Cape (X>d. Very reason­ It is as though the Harvard crew prominent figure in racing for many are in good condition, priced low furniture moving to dlotant points. able. For pictures see Francis Hal- coach was taken aside and in- years. Until a few yesus ago he al­ for quick sale. Riley Chevrolet, Large modem trucks, ezpeiieoceo lett 88 High street. stmeted as follows: ways owned a large stable, and won Armory Garage, 60 Wells street. men, prompt service, all goods m- “ Young man, build a crew that the 1914 Belmont Park futurity with Telephone 6874. sured while in transii are teaturea will beat Yale at four miles. Never Trojan. offered at oo extra expense to yoa HOUSES FOR SALE 72 mind what else happens. You won’t About ten years a/go bp sold Play­ Dally trips to New Fork, oaggage fellow, a fuU brother of Man O’ War, FOR SALE— 8 ROOM house, all im­ be expected to win early races. 'The delivered direct to steamanip piers undergrads and old grads will for­ to Harry F. Sinclair, wealthy si>orts- provements, lot 99x165. Beautiful man and oilman, for $100,(H)6 but Want Ad Informattoa For further informatloo call 3063 give and forget everything else if 8860. 8864 Perrett ft Glenney Lnc. shade trees. Alexander Massey, 54 after a long court trial, he was forc­ Hudson street. Yale is beatm in the varsity race at New London.” ed to return . the purchase price Manchester when the court upheld Sinclair’s COURSES AND CLASSES 27 Gent Named Cassedy contention that the horse was a Evening Herald Maybe it wasn’t even necessary windsucker. hiKAU'l'Y CULTURE—Earn while Hoping to . regain the money he • CLARIFIED POPCORN FARMERS to dictate any such program to learmng. Details free. Hartforo Qiarley Wniteside, the former was forMd to return, Johnston two Academy of Hairdressing 693 Main ADVERTISEMENTS Syracuse oar who has coached yean ago purchased a son of Kal sLrael. Hartford. Sang for |1,2(X) out of the Sinclair Count alx avoraaa worda.to a Una. FACING SURPLUS crews that now have two straight Initiala, numbara and abbravlationa varsity victories over Yale and dispersal sale and named the colt. aacb count aa a word and oompound HELP WANTED—MALE 36 hope to make it threS straight this Repaid. Repaid won tbe juvenile worda aa two worda Hinimnni coat la AND LOW PRICES month. champion stakes last fall and was price of three llnea. ■ Line ratea per day for tranalent WANTED—MAN TO work on farm. For one thing there’s a husky highly regarded for the Derby fol- ada. __ Must be a good milker. Telephone North Leup, Neb. (AP)—^The young gent named lerard Ciiassedy lowiiig several sensational morning B S a e tfr a M arch IT, 1S3T Garb Charge 7674. popcorn Industry also baa its over­ stroking this Harvard crew, for the trlalc. He never showed his speed < Conaecutlva Daya 7 ctal J eta production troubles, so steps have last ^me, and if you think be won’t Thoee who like scenery with A e lr golf win find the last word in t he Trans-BDadarippI duunpioziahlp in races, however, and was not t Conaecutive Daya .. • cU U eta been taken to curtail the 1983 crop. be in there pulling to win all the at Colorado Springe, Colo., June 26 to July 1. The Broadmoor eonrs e Hes at the junction of moontaln started In the Derby. He ran in tbe 1 Day ...... ' ctal ij,®ta way, you don’t know your Casse- Belmont ^Stakes last Saturday, but All oedara for Irragular Inaartlena BOATS AN D This little Nebraska dty adver­ a ^ plain, with Cheyenne peak as s backdrop. In the foreground are three of tiie nation’s ontstondlng will be charged at the one time rata. ACCESSORIES 46 tises Itaelf as the center of the dys from Harvard. He's a square- amatenrs who will have a whack a t the title. A t left la Dave “ Speck” Giddnian of Dallas, Texas, nmner-np finished far back in tbe field of nine. Special ratea for long term every world’s popcorn industry. Jobbers rigged youth with lota of power last year to his feUow townsman, Ous Moreland, center, the dMending ohnmploii. Bight la Johnny .-Ctood- Johnston was 68 years of age and day advertising given upon reqnast. BOAT BARGAIN—For sale a Umit- and seed men here and at Ord, and fortitude. nun, Omaha’s star ehotmaker, twlc e winner of the “Trans” crown, m nner-np in the last nalloniil ama­ la 'survived by three sons and two Ads ordered for three or six toys and stopped before the third or Rfth ed number of used “ Skiboats" Neb., are urging farmers to reduce Casiedy’s freshman crew best teur and more recently, winner of tbs National Open. daughters. day will bo charged only for the ac­ (Kayaks) very reasonably priced. their popcorn acreage. Yale Olid be boa paced two varsity tual number of times the ad xppccr- Phone 6814. ., They say there is a surplus of al­ boatloads to triumph over Old EU. Colorado Springs, Colo., June 18 sd, charging at the rate earned, but It may be fortunate for Tale there no allowance or refunds can be made most 2,000,001 pounds, now In —(AP) —^Tbe scenic, par-defying on alx time ada stopped gfter the bands of jobbers and fanners. The ii a limit, even to what a Cassedy Broadmoor golf course at the foot SK STARS REIORN fifth day. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 demand, they say, is exceptionally can do. of Cheyenne mountain, famous m TROTTERS AND PACERS No “till forbids” ; uiaplay Unas sot poor. Still the Blue isn’t without hope •old. Indian lore, will be the battle ground Tha Herald will net be rasponalbU »On the local market popcorn is and M ft first-rate outfit, undefeat­ this June of aspirants to the Trans- TO D E ^ Tims FOR SALE—SECOND band porce­ tor more than one iitcorraet inacrtlon selling for half a cent a pound. ed over the same preliminary Mlslsiippl links crown. •f any advartlacment ordared for lain lined ice box. Telephone 46S0. Thirty years ago, farmers recall, stretch in which the Crimson fail­ More than 6,600 fet above sea AT CHATHAM N. Y. TODAY more than one time, Tha Inadvertent omlaaion of bteor- the price was 10 cents a pound. ed to record a single victory. Yale level, the course lies at the junc­ raet publioatioB of advcrtlalng will M Valley county’s popcorn is ready finally stopped Barry Wood, their tion ot mountain and plain, with Pardonner, Hecker, Carter and Only Ralph Metcalf F ^ e a rcetiftad only by cunocUation of the WANTED TO BUY 58 (Continued from Page Eleven) fo” the popper as soon as it is football Nemesis, and may break Cbeyenni peak as ft bftckdrop fer Purvis returning,, but must replace charge mgda for the acrvica .’andarad. the Cassedy jink. All advartisaments muat Moform JUNK PRICES UP! 1 pay Of high busked and nas been known to pop tbe deceptive greens and hazard- straight beats, and Cindy M. Jr., five of bis seven regular 1982 line­ aa Certain Repeater m in atylc, copy aao tjmograpjiy wl«» as 26c per' 100 pounds for paper. i” the fields in extremely not filled fairways. who played havoc wit’- tbe opposi­ men. rcgulatioBc cBforoad v r tha publlah- weather. All The Bast Has Left era sBd they rcaarya t|o i ^ t to Wm. Ostrinsky. Dial 6879. Among tne players certain to tion in tbs Goshen 2:13 pace, all Five state records were broken The New London Regatta is the tackis this rigid test of golf June 26 In tbe 1988 Montana itato high Chi M eet . adit, revise or roiaaf aiif'aapy doBv* East’s one big rowing show of tbs start at Chatham wit. plenty of sldorad obiaatioBabla. ’ . . to July 1 will bs at least two ama­ lucre shouting they’ll do their school track and field meet. ' OLOSINO BOUM—Olaaaiflad ada to APARTMENTS—FLATS— TEST SHOWS FEED BRINGS year,' with Poughkeepsls off tbs teurs of national prominence— Gus ha published aama day moat ba ra- share of wlnnmg. Evalss Hanover, Twenty-eix varsity Isttermsn calendar and the climax of ths sea­ Moreland of Dallas, Tex., defendl'.g will bs graduated from Notre' oaivad by II o'clock nopn; laturdsya TENEMENTS 63 son booked for the Olympic lagoon not considered to have a chance at Chcago, June 18—(AP) —Of tbe 10:1(1 a. m. champion, and Johnny Goodman «* the Harrlman meeting, went out Dame this spring, 18 of them foot­ six stars returning to defend tbdr FOR RENT—THREE ROOM fur­ GOOD PRICE IN ANIMALS at Long Beach, California. Omaha, Neb., twice winner of tbe ballers, -(3), Bowling Increased In oan be. I knhw wait aU feel bqt- ‘TU bet he could, without, imirii wearing Apparel—Furs ...... it Who help with big things aiiunig Montana women tor when we oiioe gat out of it.” fuss, swoop down end carry all of WaBtad-^o Buy ...... Id FOR RENT—6 ROOM tanamant, Beams Board—Hotels Raoarta that a r e ------(4 ). son. “Now wait” sutopad Dunoy^ us.” Just then they hearfl a retd RaotBUOTta with all improvamenta, 81 Wads­ Howard Grayson, Tanforan “T oe might faU, and that would loud roar. Wee Duney turned Rooms Without Board ...... M worth atraat. THE CLBWSt jockey, rode twento winners In ba no fun at all. Pm gotng'to be around. Roardora Wanted ...... # ...... I I -A (1) Great stuff! Country Board—Ratorts ...... dO seven ia yt, this season. real careful just as long as we’re “Tbe giant’s coming,” he crlfd Hotel*—Raatanruta ...... dl (2) Psopls who think at' ran­ Four tanaeir champions entered i) here. out “HeT catch us an, withoiit Woatad-Rooms—Board ...... dt BUSINESS LOCATIONS dom. the Women’s Southera Gtolf Aaso- “The giant wboni we left be- a doubt” The giant tliaU. ran «». . RobI HotBt# Wft EtMt FOB ifENT 64 (I ) Tsaebtrs. ^ t lo n tournament at Albany, .Ga., hlfid may wake up and than try He said, “I knew' y o u ' would m AkartBMBta, Flats, ToBsaMStg dt Bnifnats LoentloBf for Rost r.. *4 (4) PropoMd. this year. to find j ^ where wa’ve gone. If fmhtd! . I) Kousas for Ront J...... dd 'TO RENT—OFFICES AT 866 Main Louisiana State university ran he does that thereH bs a lot to “ I guess you thhft this Is a SnbnrbEB for Ront ...... r*.,. <• straat (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed­ CORRECT SOLUTIOIf TO PRB* up a total of 98% points In the tear.” j shame. Why, 1 waft neat ham Snmmor B ^ o s for RoBt «7 ward J. Hon. Tal. 4642 and 8026. VIOVS LO fM O K TPnotod to Rant .....e ....'...... ; dt Southern A. A. U. senior track end ■ So, on they went tfll Dotty cried, when you canto Out;of fOy: pxtoafla ------FOfSilo If you’re wond’rins how money field meet at New Oileans. “Ah, we win ihorGy. bs' outside. tunneL Now H i . tain yttitj inflation Mo u s e s f o r r e n t es The Paolfle Coast League record They reached tha tunnel eddt- and me. Will affeet this year’s- sttmiher for hits in consecutive games was then raced beneath the aun. “Each oas'i HAVE A FEW 6'ROOM duplex VACATION* sstabttsbed ssariy 20 years ago by ' “Oh, my, this is a pretty ieena, work, r n Loti MC«....r. ....r .e ’e.e housas at $20M ; BflgUab 6 There la one thing that MIGHT Lonla McHenry Stows, Prssldaot Roosevelt's first secretary*.is shown George Ness, O^and first base­ with an,the grass ao bright and to shlflL ~ tor fnl* Help thlaga work ont alt man, who didn’t miss In 49 straight giaeo,” : cried Ckridy. “LsPs just giant. Itot . —w room single, flr^laea and garage hsre. left, as hs denied to Benator Morris Sheppard any wsPOM*- torEsfiiwg* «.„r« $42M ; 6 room sli^a, flraplaca and blllty for purchaae of 200,000 higher-priced toilet Wts for the forest games. i - play a while. ’TaW be a lot of 2 oar garage $40jOO. Arthur A. Make the triif half tlia .nanal army. HoT^e said ha had no Idea of Infloencliic tha pwchoM Nobis Kiaar, Purdue ooadi, has fun.” (A Kncfla. TaL H iO or 4869. OURA’nQK* a* ta tha sallar la ft latter to foraai artty. oflletola- no bacW m worries for 1968 kdth “Ten., two gMi play aad 1 wm T.< y >w ,‘i \ m i MANCHBSl'BR EVENING HERALD, IIANCHESTri^ OONN^ TpKDAY.

Toonerville Folks ByPontaino Fox .OUR BOARDING HOUSE \ / — ' SENSE , aid NONSENSE Aunt- eepis Hoee . A ® ' * ...... ""fmmmgmmili UM-M-W JGYE-'^MARR^PUMIP- tm* lead er o f COKE ON m fn V f D ot A TROUBLE IN THE ' OFFK^: \pl DO SAY rr M yS6LF,l AM A ^ m e n J a l w a y s THKT He's my dog — The pencil him made a number of “ Of. rvoHS. tMSNIFiED LOOKING INDNtDUALf AT,TH ’ MEAD OF Four legs aad a taU, pointed remarhs about the sponge A rertrtesi v^gakwnd out of jail being soaked all day and the WMte I 6MOUU3 BE srrriNS i n o n TW* OWLS CLUB' lOP HI Just-a dog. ao podigraa; an kinds paper basket being full. .. The ads* /■ ONE OP THE WORLD CONFERENCES- GANG.SCRAMMING o f‘braaAM OB bw fkmdy trie. sors are cutting up and the paper Sboebutton eyes, nose too kmjg:; weight is trjring to hold them dpvm, TROUBLE; IS> MY MODESTY HAS your headachy when he while the mucilage is - sticking KEPT MY CMARACTER SUBMERSED^ Y b H'-"TH CROWD IX.TOLD? ( s l ^ his song, around to see that the stamps get FOLLOWS h im -—>y .HlbA HE . a good licking. The ink is wwl, but . A LEADER OP MEN,BUT HELD B li tags are gangly, he has knodc- - —TO TH' Police « ought to Imees. it appears to be blue, while KU is BY THE LEASK OP AN INFERtOR Tears up slippers, and harbors stuck in the file and the calendar COMT^LEy — ^1 MUST SHAKE CAR 9 i J ( p a n s rr fleas. expects to get a month off. The IN AHN^ ' Wild and wooly. likes to nm awav, blotter has been taking it all in. MVSELP PREE--YES--LEAD SMOKE. Knoeks 3roo down when he wants t h e CROWD, INSTEAD OF HOU6E/ to play. Dad (sternly)—Daughter, I hope •RUNNINS W\TH IT / Is fond of *TaasUBg" with gloves when you are with that young man and hats, there Is none of this petting aad ' Tears up flower beds and chases kissing foolishness. cats. ^J>aughter— Oh; be Sleeps all day; eats like a hog, i Daddy! We're not married, and Ahwlutely worthless — but, can't expect us to spend nU dur He's my dog. time scrapping when we are to­ gether, the way you and mother do. How is it the hoqaely girls always .^oanage to marry the best pro; A WORM ZB A CATERFIULAR vlders? THAT HA.S BEEN OUT PLAYING STRIP POKER- Bfonsy , * The best friend ^ the masses, . The support o f the classes, A look at the newer bathing stilts The aim of the lassies, coBViace one that the woolen mills The min of the asses. have really shut dbwn.

r a n d o m r e m a r k s — Every Boy — Daddy dear, what 1s nn sensible man knows his faults apd optixoist? is doing his best to . correct them. Daddy—He's a mere man, spn, . Sueoess is doing what, you who thinks the women have reached want to do and making a living at the height of the ridiculous in it . . . Everybody wonders where new styles that wUl look any worse, I^OOPLE all his money goes . . • The fellows clothes and hats, and cant get any you'd Uke to recommend never that will look any worse. THE- seem to need a recommendation ORE/C .. . . When fear enters the mind, suooess runs for the tall timbers - . . . The prospect of a good time is u s u ^ the beet part o f an outdoor FtAPim FiUWY Says te rwuiM vm. Iitl) M plenlo . . . Some local people seem . WMi ML mi Wri ■ Owr!i to take more Interest in our aftelrs By John C Terry than we do'ourselves . . . There’s m)RCHY SMITH something good, even noUe, about WMERG TME3)EUCE AH 1 9 ^ TWE LAST TMIN6 I REMEMBER r WHERE'S t e d ? anyone .who does his job well • • > WAS CHANGING PILOT SEATS eOSH.MV REVOLVER \s GONE' The. farther you are from home the surer you are to run into the last MR.NAIOY person in the world you want to COULD WE HAVE. see . . . Five minutes of thinking CRASHED ? - will do more than a whole night of wishing . . . GkMd wlU is the dis« position of the customer to return to the place where he has been served . . . There are some men who dislike women without any reason—and there are others who like them that way . . . Usually you can tell by a mere glance at a man, whether his wife calls him William or Bill . . . Is it Technoc' racy or Technocrasy? Weary W illie — Did you ever have an ^ou wanted of anything? -Tatterld Tom — Yep, two things p-advice‘And water. WASHINGTON TUBBS U By (>ane OUT OUR WAY By WUliamis Mrs. B^ter—Talk o f conscience! I KIO/«OV\'. don't believe you know vdiat a ctm- e o v n e w r e o « s •«> w u n t c m ! science 1m. Mr. Ester—I do. It’s that Inward 6 o iT -X G O T monlton that, when srou’ve done Girls often owe a ''good” com- AV4P»TlK»- - wrong/prompts you to think up an plex to a bad complexion. ezcdse for blaming someone else. r -TO . IM TWO koAcrs O o L O T H • s m a s h e d . Bo y s , x . TWO creWs HOUHPERM6 WRICLEY’S »N TM6 shark- in fe ste d WATER.

SPEARMINT THE mad­ d ened SWIITEMS^ r WHALE BREATH RAISING HOLY TEJf^OR. ✓ 'JV- 1U E 1W R D M ffT E T b FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser

6EE! IMAGINE HEARIN6 FROM PICKlNd UP HIM....I HAVENT SEEN HIM MEN AND Q9hen a n TRMIH6 Tt> SINCE I PLAYED ON THE DODGE THE OLOFPIEND SHAOYSIDE FOOTBALL ENRAdED CALLCD TEAM — THERE HE SPERM AT COMES, NOW j FRECKLES, c> THE SAME TIME. OKI THE a tslephonC fMWSK, FRECKLES PROMPTLY Aitimc >11^ ^ _ CT.RvMiIXmW4& INVITED SORM TV4IRTW YEARS TOO SOOKL.»we>e»—iii>MaaB._____kT%l ONE cuff link, AtH' HAUPOP m S C C V ^BoSOKIoi DID I MAKft M \ OFFEReO « 8RHALP0PWIWf\ NOO^AU. I SHE OIOKt WAS IN MY SRIp,T&PnNR8R.A SRANO NEIOSHlRTl ONE. SOCK,ONSSHOE, ONE QARd^lM WITH TUG LAND- MIUTAeV SRUSHjONCSHOI^ I.AOY— AMO H O W lB l ^15 eOARO BILL,IP SHED U£T ME CHECK OUT-ANO SHE FEU- EOR IT' RED KIM6// b w ( ITS NOTHIN' TO TELL, FRECKLES! NICE TO SEE YOU A&AIN. 5UT THERE SOON MI6HT oaUHLc WHAT HAVE YDU E€EM OOlNS 5£....Y0U’RE ALWAirS BOAftOMO- HOUSE SINCE X LAST SAW YOU ? LOOKIN' FOR ADVENTURE N ■ * TELL ME ALL ASOUT AN* THRILLS, AREN'T YOURSELF? YOO ?

By Franll Beck GAS BUGGIES For And Against! s woulontt do YOURE j u s t THE \ WB WERE fiONB ^ IT AiSAIN FOR A »/My.. UH-J PERSON I MEIO. ■D TOOK ALL SUMMER ANO/ MILUOM OOLLARB. ■ VI AMY AND X HMm HIB KIDS OUR YOUNBEST ^ VfS W1 TOOK WABNY* .TWO YEARS ONCB IG MOM . ; MOT RIGHT NOW, WECL....HERE I ro LIKE TO HEAR OUR KIDS ON OlSASRESD' OVER ON AN AUTO than enough^ < RED j TH ANKSf IVE TH0O6HT YtXrO BE AT rr IS, ANY­ A MCnnoR TRIP t a k in g BARBARA < , TR IP AND OLD. ITS A TRIP ^ I T 'S — V H IN T H tY ON A t o u r ; COME HE'LL TELL ZIL NEVER F0R6ET. HAD EN0U6H .FOR ONE FELLA WHOO WAY. RED— XM VSRg UTTLS.' OVER AND TELL. YOU I WE HAP ALL AWHILE-rMTAKIN’ JOIN UP WITH A GOOD IT WAS SOMS HER §V£RYTMt^6 IT h KIN D S OF it EASY THIS USTENER/ IXPSRIiNCS A B O U T YOUR LIKE-- IXPBRIBNCES SUMMER/ .BUT— TRIP. i 1 - . v> — ... |?A68 2DUB1EE!I

Junior King's Daughters of For- ' Tbs Past club of Mssao- asmbkra tarf rSfpyiinif Officsts of ths-Oedlton eUh will ABOUT TOWN get-ms-not drde will entertain iSal Temple P ythian S latsrs wUl to Attsod tils ^SBOsptlOB ‘ I ^ FIoira bold a. i^oeidl their mothers Satur^y afternoon ipeet tomorrow aventngkt 8 o'clook Court cC Hartford tonesrow'aliib^ at 7:80'at-tiM h « ^ at at 2:80 in the directors’ room of the m tb Mrs. Myroo Peckham of l^nlaU Whlton Memorial library. .This in hdbor ttf Grand ~ Royal Natron of Hanilin street'' B^rular* rb- Town Clerk Samuel J. Turidnsp- street. Huiribanda of the members .Mrs. Minnie. B. White and her st.1 . hearsals of the club will be omitted will be the final get-together before wUl be guests.^ It wUl be hdd at 8 o’clock in Christ ton is in receipt of the cidl for the vacation. ▲ brief business session im tU A u fU ^ vote on the appeal of the 18th church 1 parish house on Church will be followed by a pn^ram at Anderson-Shea Post auxiliary wiU street *. • ■' Amendment, June 20th. Sample recitations, piano solos and refresh­ hold, its regular meeting at the The W[omen of the Moose will iKdd ballots bearing the names of the ments. The circle is completing its State Axmory this evening. All their regtUar meeting’ tdmoiTafw Please Remenrim! Wet and Dry delegates will be third year under the leadership o:! members ate urged to attend Rt Mhrgaret’s Circle, Deiightere evening’ at 8 o’clock at the Hoine placed on the machines in advance Miss Beatrice Lydall. plans for the department encamj)- of Isabella wiU postiwnelta meeting Qub on Bralnard Place. A good ' The Half of the State election and samples of m ent wlU be made a t this tim e. from this evening to Monday of next ttim out to desired as this wiU be the, the ballots will be posted con­ Jeremiah Kennedy of 62 Wetherell week when it wiU be held with M n. annual business scbsion, with elecr ‘Wednesday!:^ J t Pajrs.To'Sliop ifbr Htfe’s: Y-l? spicuously in the Municipid build­ Orford Pariah Chapter, D. ▲. R., James 'neraey of Oxford street tlon of officers. - y ing. street was taken to St. Frands Hospital yesterdav afternoon as wUl poatpeme its picnic scheduled Wfi Dose At NoogT. ; O'.y result of mjuries he sustained early for Aursday at the cottage of Mrs. The Women’s League of the Sec­ ' n ie auxiliary to Mmia-Ypres Pos^ Mr.'and Mrs. J. C. Owers of Saturday morning when be got up G. B. l^llis at Coventry Lake, ow­ ond Congregational church wlU hold Britiah War 'Veterans, will hold a hest Pofk Cb<^ middle cut,' Phelps Road were in Kingston, R. from his bed to shut windows dur ing to the inabiUty'of many of the its final meeting of the season to­ setback party tonight at 8 o’doCk I., yesterday for the graduation ex­ ing the storm. He was going members to attend. morrow afternoon at 2* o'clock a t the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis loin and rib, ' *f O '' ercises of tee Rhode Island State through the house without any church. P)ans will be conipleted for T. MUUgan-of 15 West Middle Turn­ lb;...,.A 1 5 c College. Their daughter. Miss Ade­ lights on vdien he feu down stairs. Mrs. Ada Relohard is the strawberry supper at the Wil­ pike. laide Shaw pwers, received her de- His leg was broken ai)d he ' was of the strawberry cupper to be liams farm Thursday evening, and Fresh B e^, Ground to Order. 'gree of Bachelor of Science. Mias otherwise injured, .'lis conditiao. served at the Soutii Methodist for the annual November fair. Mem­ Junior Daughtera and - Sons of Owers was on the honor roll during emphasized by his advanced age, church Thursday afternoon’ and bers may bring .their own. sewing. Italy will combine on a dance to­ all of the four-year course. She re­ became such that yesterday he was evening. She wiU be assisted by morrow night at 8 o’clock, at the . 2 ^ ^ '.35 c turned home with her parents. removed to the hospitaL Mrs. Annie Bronkie, Mrs. EHlen The Ladies ^Aid society of the Sons of. Italy hall on-Keency street. > 1 Crossen and Mrs. Beikha Dowd. The ^North Methodist church wlU meet A bus will iMve the terz^us at (Store Gqses At Twelve committee wlU b^[ln to serve as tomorrow at 2 o’clock at the Simple Main and Charter Oak street.at ■ ■ - early as 3:80 for the convenience of Simon Sandwich Shop, the former f:45. Nicholas Trlvlgno to general the bank and store clerks who re­ Oakland schooUunae on Demlng chairman. Joy Squanito hea^ the turn to business Thursday evening. street The hostesseo wUl be Mrs. girls’ committae' and Frands- Dda , ■ ANNUAL Trust Haleys To Fern the boya' Muslo will be-fur­ Selectman and Mrs. George E. Annie McLagan, Mrs. Walter Ship- man, Mrs. Herbert Keeney and Mrs. nished by Percy Nelson and' his S T R A W B E ^ Y This Real Valm! . . Keith attended the commencement Nis^t Hawks. The was re- ^ ' * ' ■ nerdsea at WUbraham Academy, T. J. Shaw. The ihop has Just had a s u j p p E R y telephone instaUed for the conven­ fened to as “Roller Ooaster Dance wUbraham, Mass., yesterday. Their HaU’’ in the committee^ advcotlse- Auspices 250 Yards! . Embroidered * youngest son, George Stillman ience of Its patrons and parties wishing reservations. The number IS ment in yesterday’s Herald, but the East-Glastonbury : I Keith, was a member of the grad­ only sport will be dancing. uating class and deUvered the class 7678. . M. Chureh day oration. He is the third son of I I Mr. and Mrs. Keith to prepare at ' Mrs. EUzabeth Parker of Lsfay- in the account of the dectlon of Served Tomorrow Eyelet Batiste WUbraham, and wiU enter the New ette, R. I., is making an extended officers of -the'Sons of Italy in last Night Check Your Needs York State Forestry school at visit rt the home of her nephew, night’s Herald, one error waa made. I I Sjrracuae in the faU. Lincoln Keith Charles Snow of Pine street The Curatore should have been Wednesday, June 14 h u arrived home after completing Natale Garrone and not Nataile Gen- First Table At 6 O’Dack. his first year at Harvard. ovesi as stated. Mrs. John McMenemy of Marble The pet fabric of the season—cool, dain­ Shop For Our street who has been receiving ty eyelet batiste. Through our New Yoik e treatment for the past five weeks bu3dng office we were able io get tovdy at the Hartford hospital has re­ quidlty to retail at 29c. Mi^e up dresses turned home, considerably improv- for iffiemoon and evening wear! For 3d in health. H A L E S s e l f - s e r v e ; blouses and trimmings, too. Whltg, oraNd, FRADIN’S maize, peach, green, blue. Two pattams. The Amaranth Sewing club wiU 39 inches wide. A frock for less .-tkao Wednesday meet tomorrow afternoon at two Wednesday Morning G R D CEPY 81.00! . . o’clock with. Mrs. Mary Parke of 155 High street Special! l i d ’■ i T O i W A I ^ ^ v a u J i r r n r’ Hale’S Wash Goods-Main F k x d ^ ^ Aisle Specials STRAWBERRY Cool, Crispy W ednesday SUPPER Tub Frocks Morning Specials Sun Suits and Hats (Store Doses At Noon Sharp) ■? In the prints, sizes 2 to 6. Thnrsday, June 15, 6 p. m. 2 f o r ...... $1.00 **Ju8t A Minute Please” A Special SeHingl FREE! A Quart of FANCY FRESH, Large, Bed Ripe, Los- Feather-FlUed I I dous STRAWBERRIES from L. D. Eaton’s farm In BoKou Smart Fabric Beach Pajamas Williains Farm, BocUand Attractively styled of with every package of I I Women’s League, 2nd Congl Ohnreh ![' linens and fast color “LIte-Ftoke” Menu: Baked Beans, Salads, Cold prints. Correctly sized: Gloves New Colorful designs...... $ 1 # 0 0 Minute Biscuit Both Meats, Pickles, Rolls, Coffee, 14 to 20 — 86 to 48. Strawberry Shortcake, Whipped For- Men’s Broadcloth Pajamas Cream or Berries with Cream and FLOUR Filled with ail new) dean 50^1 Sponge Ci^e. A large 2!/|-ponnd package of folly prepared btoonlt flour. feathers. Feather-proof tick in Cotton gloves—thf smartest summer glove fashlMl Slip- An odd lot, coat or middy style. Supper 50 Cents. Case’s Orch. 2 oops of this floor m ^es 6 to 8 lioUvldim servings of old- stripes and fandes. Wednes­ (2 for $1.)...... 7 7 c fashlon shork cake. Add oidy water or ndlk—that’s aBI day morning—i5c each. oBs.-t Few meshes, . Whits Beady to bake. 2 minutes from padcage to oven. Quality and eggshell. 1 guaranteed. vMaIn Floor, left. Main Floor, Women’s Hosiery l a n d o t a k e s i-.' Silk and semi-service weight, sub-standards. ; Tots* Wool First Qualil Valuds to $1.00 ....;...... 4 5 c *3190^10811^ o± PINEHURST! J B I^ T T E R i lbs. 4 9 . Swim Suits ress Sbieldt Embroidered Gowns ^ Wednesday Half-Holiday Tomorrow We reserve the right to limit. And Pinehorst closes at noon. From tiM way orders came in last COLUMBIA Hand-made, hand-embroidered, pastel ^ h A A Wednesday morning, we know ottr ouatomBrs are glad to co­ shades. 2 f o r ...... eUU operate uith Ds on this summer schedule. We wlU have plenty pairs 4 1 < of deUveries to take care of your wants, but please ’phone as early as-possible. Dial 4151. AMMONIA 2 ^Z 7 « blue, red. 2 lar shapes. Nainsook Union Suits ^ Granntos or flakes. to 6 years. White' only. I I It takes four'good-sized O r^fm lt to fiU one can. Serve It Shop tomor­ An odd lot, broken sizes. OO.,. for b etter breakfasts—fine for desserts and fru it fttilmli Only row! While they last, fo r...... 121/jc can. 2 Milk and Mellow Main Floor, ZafC rear. I I HERSHEY BARS Both Main Floor, left. Women’s Rayon Slips Large Large IVORY SARDINES and 1 Quart Fresh F or LUX - SOAP Lace trimmed, flesh, in broken sizes. RINSO ROASTED PEANUTS 2 for 6 Bars 5 cans Women! Hustle For Values to $1.00...... 5 9 c 19c NATIVE, FRESH, SWEET These First Quality 3 for 53c 39c 29c 25c Pineburst Meat Department Again Featiuvs: PEAS Pure Silk FnU, firm pods. Freshly Ground RIPE, LU8CIOVS Service Hose Lam b Pattieseach ye • FuU-fOahtoiiqfl DIAMOND RINGS (Ground genuine Spring Lamb, wrapped Ih a strip of best ea . Bacon. No waste.) PINEAPPLE • Pure threod silk • Ltototopo F O R g r a d u a t i o n • ffizes 9 to 10^1 Fine gnaUty of Diamonds, set in 18-carat gold mountinfs of Glass Jgrs Pimento Boneless Tid Bits: or Pirided FREE! A Head Native Cabbage With Each modern design. or Pickled Cream g Saminer dialeo Todoy*a Cheese. FHoe 8961 $19.50, $29.50, $39.50 Cottage Cheese. 1 9 c S m o k e d f t 1 0 ® Hale’s Hosiery—Main noop,- rig h t. ' Diamond Brooches...... $7.50 and up VEAL, LAMB AND New (hdsp Cheese OO SHOULDERS BEEF Wafers, lb ...... u O C SmaD, lean and pink meat. Diamond Pendants and Chains KIDNEYS $1.00 Rayon Sale! Tapestry . $20.00 and up. The lamb Iddneyz FREE! Two Samples of Oakite with every order pur­ Pajamas Scarfs will be 4 9 c chased Wednesday morning! 3 for 10c The Dewey-Richman G>. 50c Anothor "buy” through our JEWELERS — STATIONERS — OPTICIANS Mr. Woodward Just Heinz India Reliah, T rf ^ Small lot fo dose-out One New > York offied 16z50 brought in eome extra j a r ...... i . 1 / C and twoHptoee styles. D ark col­ inches. ' Lovdy colortogs. fancy VeaL Try a* HALES ors. (llafo floor, rear.) (Main floor, left) Choice Selection of Graduation Cards...... 5c-25c breaded veal cutlet to­ morrow. For a Fine Drink—Try .Grape Scotch Ham Juice Lemmiade.« MEALTM MARKET O ne Group Goo^Quality Hand Bags Window Screens 35c lb. Grape Jnic^ O Q ^ Dried Beef pints, 16c; quarts ... ddUC 3 Hour Specials 14c 39c STOP AT y2lb.25c 24 only to olooa-out SUghtiy Again—heavy wire window Large Snuldst Lemcitafl, T Q ^ Weiiiiesday Morning soiled. Light and dadc odors. screens at 89et Adjuatabto to Calves’Liver (Front entrimea.) ^ . 88 indiss. (Basement) 89c and SOc Drug Spedalsl George’s Tavern Tbs name ’’tnnato Jnlee^ is not golto acenrata^ for t t e pcod- Fresh, Lean S < ^ 8 260 Btao^ay Oon Ftostor, lio> 41 Oak Street oet is more tium julos. It Is tiie wkols^ vin»«^peiisd luma tin 26c IpdilMI ..... M .»..••• aklo both pulp and joioe. Oaly the core, aldo and seeds are removed. ILOOBIaek Flag S p ^ And since tomato joioe ie the whole tometo. It hae all the 2Sc Moth Ralls or Flakes go food value of the tomato from which It woe mada. Nothlag Ie Purs-.Silk, sosrfli ip colorful 2SO BE-XAX s-e^ste'fe tSflO added to true tometo Juice except a small ameunt of self nftwi STEAK And Refresh Yourself not even th a t ____ stripes SDd.p^ts. Whils they 250 Colgate Tooth M s . .kfla tost 2Sol “ (ihoitt Intrancs.) SOBfETHlNG ABOUT FOOD VALUE Yoar choice of: 4 ^ ^ X . Main ilsn iv H ot With A Glass Of Oamied tomato Joioe to very dlgeettble sad hebn hofawoe the odds prodoeed.by ooeh foode as meats aod eerssis. It Is one of Striped C aam the beet of all ooaroee of vltsmlofl A, B, O aod O aod, fimo the *8lionlder I I ’■■A:" otsmtooiot of tbeoe vltemtaS, there is so other aotoral food drink which Is superior. ' Bfofiioro