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VOL. L in „ NO. 235. (Clasalded Advertlalng aa Page Id-l . MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1934. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS
Bullets, Rocks, Tear Bombs Fly In San Francisco Strike Riot bitur ahack
MILITIA GUARDS FRISCO
MADE ON STATE
TAVE^REES
AFTER BIG STRIKE RIOT
Former Head of Uqoor Deal-
Two Killed and 34 Wounded
ers Says Blame Falls On Developments in Reich
by Police Fire Before By ASSOCI.XTED PRESS . . ported Munich authorities had for- Board for Issoing Too A swing toward the conservative bidden telephonic conversations In a was noted in the, granting of wTder foreign language. "National Guard Is CaDed
Many Permits. powers to Kurt Schmitt, mlnl.ster of There were reverberations'of the economics, .’,^-ho, it was hinted, French protest against Hltfer's Out — Labor Leaders might attempt, to soft-pedal antt- reference to a "foreign power.” Jewish agitation in order to im- American and .British ambassadors I New Haven, July 6.— (A P )— A tier attack agalnat the state liquor prove Germany’s' economic cdndl- called at the foreign office and the Threaten to tie Up Ship- tions. . " Swiss Embassy protested against a and Dtrol commission's newly promul- A Nazi party meeting at Flcns- Nazi ban on Swiss newspapers. gated regulations governing the burg stressed the theme that with Everything pointed to an impend- ping On All the Nation’s operation of tavcriis as of July 10 the revolution over, there is work to ing sharp reduction In ranks of the was launched today by Lewis Lauria be done. Social rehabilitation was, Storm T*roopa with a curtailment of stressed, with emphasis on a "back' their former power and glory. Coasts. of Waterbury, former president of the State Liquor Dealers .AKisoclaUon to the farm" movement for young Hitler had plunged Into ta.sks at Germans, ; the Chancellory:, Presitlcnt von Htn- and secretary of the National Asso- San Francl-sco, . uly 6.— (AP) — ciation of Beer, Wine and Liquor Catholics and Jews reported ap- j denburg. Improved In health, re,- preherisive at internal unrest espe-, Dealers. malned at Neudcck; Franz \‘on San Francisco’s bloodstained water- dally In Silesia and Bavaria. The; Papen, still vice chancellor, re- Meanwhile P. J. Reilly of Bridge- front bristled with bayonets today • Jewish Telegraphic Agency re- mained silent at his home. . . port, president of the State Uquor as National Guardsmen patrolled the
Detders Association promised full battle-ground oh w'hlch two men compliance by members of this or- were killed and 34 wounded by po- gfinizatton to the new rules. lice fire in the latest disorder ot the Lauria criticised the regulations Pacific coast raarltln.'e strike. ths liquor board has set up for the operation of places permitted to deal NAZIS STILL FEAR Fear of further bloodshed be- In the- various forms of alcoholic cause of the' arrival of 1.300 Guards- beverages and ou the state liquor men during the n(ght, was ex- act itself. pressed by Chief of Police William The new rules effective Tuesday A FURTHER REVOLT J. Quinn, whose bluecoats used guns among other things torbld entertain- and tear gas In yesterday’s clashes. ment and colored or dimmed electric Threats of a general strike were heard here and at Portland, Ore,, lights in tavcm.1 . Many Hard Hit - National Guard.smen with fixed bayonets patrol San Fra'.cisco. battle ground where two r.trlklng dock workers were k)lled and 34 wounded following disorders at both cities. Leaders Taking No Chances A local BurvCy believed typical of by. police fire during .riots In .which thous,ands participated. Echoes of. trouble being Heard li. Oregon and Atlantic porU a.s situation becomes MARLAN IS WINNER The tchse situation was re-echoed on more tense. Photo shows rioting near Third and Town.eend street.'i, San Francisco. the Atlantic coast. Joseph P. Ryan, most parts of tt)A state, indlqAted that nearly 100 taverns jvhefe music as Rumors of Unrest Con- president of the International Lrag- for dancing tmd entertainment has IN OKLAHOMA VOTE shoremen's Association said at New been furnished by radios, vocalists York that a sympathetic strike of tinue to Be Heard — Keep east coast workers yaa under pon- shrf three and four piece orchestras SIMPLE CEREMONY ORDER ABOLISHES -Btderation. - - — ; ------will be affected. BROTHERS ARE EXECUTED; Embattled strikers huddled A recourse open to taverns would Death List Secret. "Alfalfa Bill’s” Candidate around picket fires and nursed be a switch by the owners into the wounds of the fighting as the troops restaurant business, which would AT CURIE FUNERAL RECOVERY BOARD moved upon the strife-torn water- permit them to retain entertainment MURDERED M ^ FOR $25 BULLETIN! Gives Up the Fight in a front where Howard Sperry, 49, n - for their patron.s. Breslau, (k-rmany. .Inly 6.— longshoreman, and George Coune- Under the law they cannot do this Surprise Move. durakls, about 45, were killed. immediately, however, but must wait Scientists Place Roses On' Oarrow-NRA Affair Is Offi- (.\P)—Chancellor Hitler. It was To (io Ahead three months before their applica- First Double Death by Lethal BOMBS CONTINUE revealed toda;-, tuirely (>srupi'd "We are not going* to retreat tion for a restaurant permit to dis- assassination Siitnrday at the from the waterfront." declared pense beer and wine can be acted on Coffin, Console Relatives,^ cially Closed; Board Criti- Oklahoma pity. July 6.—(A P )__ hnnd of Edmund Heines, one of Ralph M alien of the International by the liquor comml.ssion. Gas in United Stales - TQ SCARE AUSTRIA Oklahoma, accustomed to political Longshoremen's A.ssociatlon public- those whom Hltli-r tried to ar- To Live I’ p To Laws Then Leave Cemetery. | cized Johnson’s Work. shocks, blinked today at the unpre- ity committee. “We are going ahead In discussing the new rulings, rest at Ernst Roehm's home Witness in Peril as Gas __ _ cedented "beau gestc” of Tom and expect to obtain plenty of help Reilly said: from ail other unions toward a gen- nrar Munleh. Anglin. He virtually /landed the gov- "Our association Is, of course, for Sceaux, France, July 6— YAP) — eral strike.” the enforcement of alb laws. While Leaks. Catholic Storm Troop Lead- Washington, July 6.— (A P )—The The National Guardsmen were we are not satisfied with some of Mme. Marie Curie was burled today Darrow-NRA nffair, one of tlic most Berlin, July 6.—Nazi- Vigilance (Continued on Page Four) specifically ordered by California's them we wilt live lip to them until as she had lived. In the utmost ers Demand Government Epcctaciilar cl.i.shcs of the Roo.sevelt I’galnst revolt was resumed today acting governor, Frank. F. Merriara, - / such time as a change is made. .simplicity. State Prison, Florence. Arlz., Jul\ A'iminl.strntion has been closed .by with disquieting reports that "some- to protect life and property and "There will be a; meeting at Dan- maintain order along the 5>4 mUa There was a 10 minute ceremony 6. (A P )—Two brothers, Manuel. a Presidential order abolishing the thing more is brewing" among bury Monday to consider the new board. $100,000 IN GEMS water front. They were under or- without a civil or religious ritual. 18, and Fred Hemnndez, 19, paid Punish Nazi Sympathizers. friends of "liquidated'' Nazi leaders. regulations governing the opera- Her frail, wasted body, which she There was no immediate comment ders, l.ssucd by Adjutant General tion of tavefns.” with their lives at 5:12 a. m. today The Nazi party spokesman said ! Seth E'. Howard, to do no shooting devoted to science, was lowered In a in Arizona's lethal gas chamber for today from members of the National Reilly asserted he could not fore- plain oak casket Into the same, the Rochm revolution had wire "until there la evidence of an attack ]'he murder of Charles Washburn Vienna, July 8.— (AP) — The Recovery Boaid, which tossed three ramifications and was well organiz- STOLEN BY BANDITS cast what action concerning the grave with her husband in a crowd- riot shots at Hugh S Johnson’s re- upon you or upon state property." new regulations would be taken at aged prospector of Needles. Calif., in government's Fatherland Front ed, and that Ihoec delegated by Mrs. Josephine Fuentea "was headquarters at Knlttclfeld. Styria, covery unit and received fiery rc- Monday's meeting. (Continued on Pago Tsvelve) 1 holdup near Ca.sa Grande. Ariz,, in p!ics. Chancellor Hitler to prc.serve the stnick fn the heail by a bullet while Referring to the banning of mu- which $25 wa.s obtained were djaiaraited coday and the house regime arc taking no chances on The White House made public the riding through the strike zone in a sic In taverns, Lauria said ma-iy The boys'were brought into the i ® at Kind- Roehm’s .sympathizers. Dressed in Summer Sports street ear. A number of other non- Berg, Styria, was bombed, with r tiler of abolition ye.sterday. it wa.s members of the Connecticut asso- (.loalh box about 4:.55 a, an,1 I Storm Troopers in civilian clothes, I combatants were among the injured. ciation had foreseen "the danger of tturted breathing the deailly cyanide heavy damage in both cases. dated June 30 and signed by.,Presi- uiider orders not to wear uniforms dent Roosevelt. Where Fight Started music and entertainment in tav- EDUCATORS SEEK fu)hes at 5:09 a. m, T w o minutes Continuance of terrorism in Aus- during a vacation period, were re- Costumes and Armed With From Rincon Hill, where ths('j eriis’’ and had never permitted It. Work Completed . later, Fred was pronounced dead. A ported to have met today in thi- whine of bullets gave the first war * Ik'tter Element minute later. M.inuel waa dead. (Contlnued on Page Trvelve) He said the board has ".substan- Vv’edding districr of Berlin, former note, the fighting swept down the t:,-illy com|)!eteii it.s work." The " Machine Guns. "They were," Lauria said, "the GOVERNMENT AID Forty wltne.”scs were ordered out stionghold of Communists, and to Waterfront streets to the Interna- element which never condoned che ot the space surrounding the death chairman and two othsi- merabors liave shouted "revenge!'.’ tional Longshoremen's Ass(>ciation presence of women in their places ('Iiamber before cither of the prison- i-ad rcsig icd, he .said, and ' further headquarters and to Steuart and This and other Indic.ations, the Gloucester. Mass,, July 6.-i-(AP) of business. One of the unhealthy eia had taken a deep breath of the TO FREE CONVICT iiivcstlg.itions and reports .would not ejjokcsman "said, have brought re- Market streets. It was at this be representative of the' board as —Five thugs diess^ in summer elements of the present act Is found Ask fM Half Billion for Pub- fumc.s. Off!rials .said 'gas was leak- rowed vigilance _ end determination 1 street Intersection that a bomb ex- In the fnct-it does not bar-women 4- ' ing from the box. The wltnes.ses filed originally constituted orTserve to ef- sports costumes-and armed with a' j plodcd during a Preparadhess Day tc prove once and for all that "the machine gun today held up and rori- from taverns. Many tavern ke-*p- cut in an orderly manner and none fortuate the purposes for which it I paiadc In 1916; killing 10 persons FOR SPOILING PLOT was created ’’ Itor fist and a strong will rules Gcr- bed the Hodgson Kennard and lic Schools• President was affected by the escaping fumes, uiany." ' and wounding 40 others. (Continued on Page Four) Chairman Clarence Darrow, vet- Company jewelry shop of jewelry Acting (Jovernor Mcrrl,am’s for- t'ould Hear Voice Rumors of Unrest which a preliminary estimate Indi- None of .the witnesses was present eran attorney, resigned about a mal order calling out the stats Is Target for Criticism. week ago, W. O. Thomp.son and John Further disquieting although un- cated may reach $100,000 In value. troops came while the rioting was vdien the bpy.i were led from' their substantiated reports from the Ger- The robbers drove up to the shop, death cells on the iron stairs to the Prisoner Informed Officials F. Sinclair also withdrew. at its height and the casualty toll 'The Darrow board accusca NRA man provinces of rcncvv'ed anti-Jew- located In the fashionable Magnolia steadily mounting before withering SIAMESE TWINS chamber, where tlicy were seated in Irh activities and events vvhich have, section in two cars. All five enter- Washington, July 6.— (A P )— A a double chair and strapped to It codes of fostering monopoly to. the volleys from police guns. Strikers Gang Planned to Kidnap injury of ."mall bu.sincss. Johnson d.stiirbed Catholics were hoard lii ed the shop. While the man carry- (pnd their sympathizers hurled proposal to seek a half million dol- side by aide. But Manuel's voice, ing the machine gun menaced eir- lars In Federal money for the public said after the first report that the Rerlin. bricks and stones and shrieked PLAN TO FIGHT shouting Spanish vehemently, could Meanwhile, the course of govem- ployc.s, the other four bandits. a''n- ECbools was laid before the National be heard. Governor’s Daughter. bi.ard waa "ctcarly incapable" of curses as the fighting raged from fair and constructive criticism” and nient policy was believed to have cd with pistols, taped their mouths the ferry building south and spread Kducational A.ssociatlon today. Manuel's heaci war bowed on hla and hound thehi with 'cords. shruld be "abolished forthwith." b( cn a step toward con.servatlsm into the adjoining industrial sec- Linked with the request,, -which chest ,and his lips were moving. The thugs quickly gathered up (he resolutions committee proposed with the delegation of new powers tion. "Quite Immoral and Inde- As the boys w:aited for a string to Topeka, Kas., July 6.— (AP) — ‘ U Kurt Schmitt, minister of eco- jewelry and precious stones fr iin to the convention, w’as a statement he cut out.side the chamber which Thousands Gather . Two governor's moved today to re- nomics, who, it vva.') hinted, might the safe and show cases and raced Thousands of curious spectators that such a rrant should involve no would drop a mesh bag containing ward Francis Sharpe, a Kansas con- away in the two automobiles. Federal control of the schools. attempt to quell some aspects of the were Imperilled by bullets and gas. cent,” Reason for Denial 15 deadly pills, into an acid mixture vict, with freedom for informing au- HOT SPELL HELPED Because of the costumes, wnlte The committee also suggested r.iiti-Jewl.sh ac'tivltlcs of the govern- Street cars making a loop at the to create tlie IcLlial fume^ they thorities of a plot to kidnap the ment In order to belter Germany's flannels and ither sports toggery, ferry building ruihbled for a time that Roosevelt policies for slum turned- toward each other and their daughter of one of the state execu- employes of the shop at first mis- of Marriage License. clearance, housing and unemploy- tives. , economic'situation. through cloud.s of acid fumes. lips moved. ' took the five for. local summer ceil- Police gas bombs detonated In ment ln.surahce be endorsed. Keeping his word to the prisoner. NATION’S BUSINESS The strengthening of the guard in dents. First Dnuhic Kxecutlnn Berlin was believed to h.nve been de- pool halls, shops and evch hotels aa „ No Measuge Received The execution marked the first in- Gov. Alf M. Landon, of Kansas, .\ll ItnadN WatehiHl This suggestion was made a few cided upon during Hitler's recent the officers drove strikers to cover New York, July • 6.— (A P )—Vio- fliction ' of the death penalty by made known he will parole Sharpe The robbers Hed toward Beverly and then started to mop up. let Hilton, the starboard half of the hours after applause had greeted for “tips" last year that fellow pris-1 conferences with the N;izl party’s Boston police were warned and im- lethal gas In Arizona and the first, inner council partially as a measure The most savage battle of the Hilton Sisters. "Siamese" tv)lns, la Robert C. Moore of Carlinsvllle, III., double execution by this method in oners and outside friends planned to Retailers Report Best Week mediately began watching all when he criticised President Roose- kidnap Miss Peggy Ann London, ,17-! of preparation for the eventual dis- roads. day was fought around the I. L. A. going to fight It out with New York the united States. headquarters. It was in thia fight velt for not .sending a message to year-old daughter of the Kansas ^ banding of the Storm Troop-s. At the same time Gloucester po- officials who yestt day refused to In one of their last acts they i-sau- in Nearly a Month But that the two men were killed and Ussue a marriage license to her the gathering. executive. ! News Spreading lice announced tw:o boats''left the <‘J a "note of warning" to other The fact that the Storm Troops most of the Injuries were suffered. and Mauri,ce Lambert, musician, "We have endured several days of youths—"Stay away fro,m liquor At the same time Gov. W. H .! Gloucester Harbor. Boston Harbor With police firing pistols, shot- are to be sciapped. excepting for a Turned down both here and- in this heat" Moore said list night, and other evil things." Murray, of Oklahoma, announced] Wholesalers Complain. police wore notified to watch for a guns, tear and nau.sca gases, and Newark, Miss Hilton at first favor- “We have sweat and we have sufter- that he had acceded to a request of j small percentage, has not been pub- steam yacht and sailing vessel. La-st night they, feasted and said pickets replying with cobblestonfo ed the possibility of going to Mary- fd. But we have not had one single Governor London that Sharpe be pa -! lished, but the news was spreading The "Glourcstci Coast (luard re- goodbye to the 18 other members rapidly by word of mouth among S as they retreated, gutters flowed land to get "the license. She chang-' or personal w ord from the Presi- of their family, laughing, joking and roled from a 25-year prison term ' ported a .seaplane ready for pursuit New York, July 6.— (A P) — The mcmtjcrs. with the blood of wounded strikers. ed her mind today, and is going to dent, who has gone off on vacation. praying with older members in the pending against him in that state. warm weather of the last week in the event they received assur- Bullets thudded Into the walls of make an'Is.sue of it. The names and number of those ance the men escaped by boat. Kc appointed Mr. Johnson (NRA ad- cuter court while their 12 younger Governor Landon said the plot to, stimulated various lines of retail; hotels and industrial buildings and To Sock Writ • abduct his daughter was designed' killed in recent "liquidations" ac- Police immediately sent instruc- ministrator) to speak for him, and brothers and sisters slept on the' trade, said the Dun and, Bradstreet | whined through several street cars. Her attorney, Irving Levy, fold he became ill anil has also left the grass. to. force him to free "about ten of weekly trade review today. A s' tivities, the Nazi Pi ess Department tions to Topsfteld, Salisbury and From longshore headquarters do he would apply In Supreme Court the worst offenders In the Kansas I Newbury, and points south, in an city. And we_are here." Elghteen-year-old Manuel wept as against this gain, the agency' which . strikers retreated In the- fpr the mandamus writ directing Speakers of the day gave en- penitentiary." The scheme was laid' pointed out that wholesale markets (Continued on Page Pvvo) effort to bottle up the holdup men. fighting w'hlch began- across the the New York City clerk to grant he was led from the death house to couragement to advocates of a new at' the door of the desperate Wilbur \ turned suddenly quieten "and be- embarcatlero from the piers, a Oie license, Underhill gang. The governor said ] type of social study. ' ' (Continued on Page Twelve) cause of the holiday .shutdowns and man staggered carrying a wounded "I won't perqilt Violet—and of he waa convinced Sharpe's story j seasonal factors the sharpest re- companion, bl(X)d-spattered and course,,Daisy' (Daisy is the sister) hastened the death of Wilbur Un-j duction of the year waa recorded' stripped to the waist. Otjier wound- —to go to Maryland.” Levy said. derhiU and Ford Bradshaw and the for ir siatrial operations.” Has Not $340 He Stole ed men inside, the man reported, "The city set an undesirable prece- capture of several of their bench-j Ti-.e review asserted that "while could ngt be reached because of dent in refiiaing to Issue the license. men. i the course of production during the tear gas. bombs which police had "We're going to have a ahow- U. S. Navy Heroine Dead^; Sharpe Is serving a sentence ofi third quarters may strike full sea- tossed through tlie windows. Other down on the matter. The only way So He h Not Forgiven from 10 to 25 years for a flllingysta-, sonal recession In a number of In- less seriously wounded were carried to solve It 1s through the manda? tion robbery here. He was sent to TOuii p r o c e e d i n g s . " stances, particularly where size- away by companions. Sank U-Boat During War the Oklahom'a penitentiary in 1928 Rosldefitlal ilcctlon . Reason for Refusal able stocks have been accumulated Kansai City, July 6— (A P )—Sam^ Mr. Cohen looked down his nose. for robbery, but escaped. j Earlier in the day police repeat- In deciding not to grant a license during the la.st four months, pro- Taylor was thinking how wonderful "Do you have the money-- the gress being made on new financing were the gospels of repentance and $340 in cash alopc -that I lost?" he edly charged Rincon Hill, one-time to Vlolfet and Lambert, Assistant Philadelphia, July 6.— (AP) — A, remains of her forward stack, still TRE.\SURY BAL.ANCE exclusive resiijential section of San torporatlon Counsel Russell Tarbox ' U. S. Navy heroine—the only Amer- proposals may change the outlook In forgiveness wlicn he walked past a demanded. flaunting the white star that wa-s the next few weeks. Francisco which overlooks the wrote: lean — naval ...... craft to sink a German grocery here last night. Taylor didn’t. I the "Fanning’s" badge of honor. Washington, July 6.— (A P )—The Had Busy Week He paused. It waa those gospels "Well, I can’t forgive you," the : scene of the industrial associations "Application denied on the ground submarine during the world war—Is The star denoted sinking of a U position of the Treasury July 3 wa.s: that bride Is a Slameae Twin." "dead." "The record-breaking heat wave that led'him to become an evangel- grocer said. I efforts to open the port. Police lt Of Boat, and she alone of the-Navy's Receip^ts $94,746,774.18; expendi- Crestfallen, Taylor left. A few William C. Chanler, acting cor- and the preparations for the Fourth ist alter he had completed a term in I charged workers, who at first fled Her name, "U. S. Fanning," waa ejaft had the right to wear it. tures M12,201,931.90; balance $2,- of July holidays gave retailers one the Missouri penitentiary on a inur- hours later he was taken lo jail for at the opening shot but later re- poration counsel, approved the de- stricken from the Navy rolls yes- Built just before the war. the 687,084,807.78; customs receipts for cision, saying r o f the best weeks they have had In der conviction. Investigation at Cqhen’s request. I plied with rocks and, occasionally, terday and her requiem was com- "Fanning" waa one of the swiftest the month $1,128,609.76. nearly a month, resulting in a gain Today the prosecutor's office "The very idea Is quite immoral plete. Taylor entered the grocery. Max I bullets. Possession of the top of of the wartime destroyers. She Receipts for the fiscal year (since ranging from 5 to 25 per cent over Cohen'; the proprietor, stood behind studied the case to determine the bill see-sawed among police, and indecent." # Her battered hulk, dismantled plowed the Atlantic and the Irish July 1) $15,812,765.51; expenditures In Newark the applicants were the total of the corresponding week a counter. whether the statute of limitation pickets and onlookers until police months ago, lies in the League Is- and North seas in search of peri- $21,591,'913.24 (Including $67,654,- last year. might prohibit Grocer Cohen from turned down on similar grounds. This Is a peculiar mission I have. inspectors cleared it peacefully ex- I land Navy Yard “Graveyard." scopes. an<3 early- In 1918, a few 556.97 of emergency credits); ex- "The mid-week holiday and the Mr. Cohen," Taylor said. “ I want prosecuting the evangelist, who is cept for brush Area started by plck- "Moral reasons," said City Clerk Above the heap of scrap that once hundred miles off Brest, she sent a cess of expenditures $5,779,147.73; Harry ^ Relchensteln. 1 to ask your forgiveness for blowing pastor of the Gospel Center church was a proud destroyer protrudes the | U-Boat to the botto^^ gold assets $7,865,880,980.28. (Continued on Page fou r) your safe 16 Veor* ago." here. (CoB^nued on Page Tirelvel oUcs Ohd Jews are reporUd to bo worried, and in Bavaria. COUPLE GIVEN P A R n nunHESS PLANT Tbara wer* reverberotlona bora FIRST LADY SEES tniERICK AGAIN GIVBI TENNIS TITLE TO ENGLAND ov«r the French emboaoy’s sharp About TOWN DISTRIBUTION OF JOBS tht defending champion, 6-3, 6-0, 7-5 FIRST DRAWING READY ID OPEN Manchester Drill Team Going To Canada Wimbledon, Eng.. July 6.— (AP) -to the men's singles final of the All- daniol that France was Involved In ON S a V E R WEDDING —Frederick John Perry, ZS-year'i a conspiracy against the govern- No data boa baaa oat for tho boor- FORESTERS POSITION Eogland tennis championships to re- AT PROJECTED HERE NEW M ODE TOWN Ing on the cose of recklesa driving DISPLEASES DEMOCRATS old English tennis star, today de- store the title to England for the ment. feated Jack Crawford, of^listralla,' German newspapers hod charged which was to be lodged against the MONDAY NIGHT BIBLE SCHOOL first tlrile Ih 25 years. - Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Burns of driver of the Oievrolst sedan that General Kurt Von Schleicher, former Keeney Street Are Guests DEATHS Named Deputy Chief Ranger chancellor and one of many of whom figured in an automobile accident on Fideral Aid Factory To Re- Mrs. Franklm D. Rooseyelt I-BSt Evening. the Bolton-Coventry road In Cov- for 17th Term — Is Secretary However, House Leader Bryns ARTHUR’S woa killed last week-end, bod con- of Court Nutmeg. / Says Roosevelt Would Easily spired with Franco. The govern- entry Wednesday night. State Po- Electric Sweeper to Be GiYen Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bums of 472 HECTOR H. west liceman Abbott, who U eonductlng Yaation Instrnction to Be Be Re-elected. place Old Bedding Is New ment Itself bad said a "foreign pow- John F. DImerick, who has served er" dickered with persons In power Inspects Tennessee Com- Keeney street were given a silver the Investigation, has the name ol’ Continued Until July 31 DRUG STORE ih Germany. .wedding party last night at their O. E. Willis of this place os on eye as secretary of Court Nutmeg, For- Away in Series of Tri- Given at South Chorch home by about fifty of their iriends P^ESAW AY witness. but,as yet Mr. Willis h u esters of America, for the past 31 Washington, July 6 .— ( A P I - FroposaL Rumors that Michael Cardinal manity and Views Dam. not been notified to appsor. Faulhaber was under detention in In this town and other places. Vocal years, baa again been honored by Store Gifts. Representative Byms of Tennesaee FREE Munlsb could not be verified and it and Instrumental music and comic being appointed for his seventeenth Starting Monday. disclosed todsy that a number of Well Known Contractor Dies The monthly report o f the Man- term aa deputy grand chief ranger House Democrats still are dissatis- MaachMtcr may secure a mat Waa Indicated a statement would cl'.etches were furnished by Helgs Norria, Tenn„ July 6,— (A P )__ I c arson and Joseph Quitb, A mock chester Poet Office os given by of Court Manoheater F. of A. This fied with the way Federal Jobs are Universal be Issued denying this. tress factory to operated by Fed' Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, who Is Poitmaeter Frank B. Crocker to- distributed. ‘ oral.' or- state - emergency /elief An Associated Press correspond- wedding in which neighbors and After Long’ Illness — appointment which la now made by The first prise in ,the Tri-Store A t the final conference of the A FAN on a motor vacation tour, left here f' lends took the principal parts fur day, BhoWa that the recelpte for the Grand Chief Ranger P. H. Gleason, Chevrolet Days contest being con- The House leader revealed this money In the,- near future. It was ent who went to the home was un- thle morning after on inopeetJon of teaching and working staff, held r.isbed conelderoble amusement. month of June, thle year, exceede grand chief ranger of the- grand ducted here by Heia'e. Houee’s and in commenting on returns to the ASK FOR ONE I learned today, following, a confer- able to see him but learned the tho govem menfe mode town of the recelpte of June 1933 by >306. Thursday in the church parlors, Democratic Congressional , cam- ence' between state relief officials Cardinal’s palace Is under surveil- Mr. and Mrs Bums received a Funeral Sunday. lodge of Connecticut, has now come Watkln.s Brothers will be dravim Electric Norris, a thrilling ride on a cable- plans for the opening of the Daily paign committee’s recent vote. The ' in the capitol yesterday afternoon. lance. P'lree of stiver from their frlende through sixteen former grand cbiet Monday night at nine o’clock In the way cage 400 feet above the elte of There were many people at Depot rangers, one of the grand chief State theater. Tickets secured Vacation Bible school at South committee asked Democratic men- Milk of Masrnesia Engofed in the discussion of the The Jewish Telegraphic Agency the new Norrte dam, and a vielt end numerous articles In sliver. Hector H. West, well known local Square this morning expecting that Methodist church were completed. bera a lot of questions; among- them contemplated project were relief said police at Munich ruled no long Later a dog roast was enjoyed out- la g e r s of the Connecticut Lodge through purcheeee at the three irith employee « the Tennessee contractor, passed away at 9:30 thle Downle Bros. Qrcus parade would having oerved two terroa and each stores must be depoeited before The extensive hand and creative whether they were satisfied with TOOTHPASTE ' cSlclols and adminlstraurs of Man* er because telephone conversations Vtiley authority. doors and the remainder of the eve- n'omihg at his , h6me, 72 Pitkin go to that oecUon of the town. They work has been greatly increaaed patronage, and If not, why not. I chaster, Glastonbury. Bouth .Wind- could be made In any language, .ex- ning was given over to modern and tarm he appointed Mr. Umerick. nine o'clock tomorrow night in or- While her next destination was street, following a two years' ill- waited for over an hour and then Mr. Limerick is one of the beet der to be in time for Monday's with projects secured from the "There has been sortie criticism sor and East Hartford. cept German because "the authori- unannounced,, ebs previously had oid-fashlon dancing at the nearby ness. He^had been confined to his came the message that the parade Junior Achievement of Springfield, of the way patronage la being han- It was learned that over 7S per ties must know what la going out." City View dance hall. Mrs. H. Olln luown and most active workers in drawing. Monday’s prize will be an Ig. tulbie said shs would visit Bersa. Ky.. and room forirhe past year and a half woe not to go to the north end at the Foresters of America in iian- electric vacuum avi'eeper. Maas. A very attractive aeries of dled,” Byms said. "In fact, the Free Wiring-- 15 ^ cent of the mattresses in many then dr! to Chicago. She Is ac- Grant furiilahed music for dancing. suffering from several shocks. projects has been outlined for each only objections we've got so far are homes of residents’ on relief were UE.VTH UST KEPT SECRET Oil, that It woe partly over and woe cheater and throughout the atate. Tickets deposited for the prize companied by two companions. Mr. West, a native of Mart op Ite way bock lo the show grounds o f the three departments. Primary, on that." • entirely unfit ,fOr use, both from the borough, came to Manchester 35 Monday night will remain In the Munich. Germany, July 6.— (API Miss Marion Dlckerman and Miss on Dougherty etreet. Those who bed wheel and will have an equal chanoe Junior and Intermediate. The en- "What’s the trouble?" Byriis'was Special Discount COLUMBIA sanitary point of view and from —Although the official death Ust Nancy Cook of Hyde Park, N. J. years ageti to engage In the con- tire program is to be .correlated asked. physical aspects. A tentative pro- tracting business, belnjg at first em- automobllea started towards the for the other three prizes—the here remains unaltered at seven, it The Norris project was described Center hoping to ie«. at least part additional relief electric., washing machine, tl with the Bible inatrucUon which '"Why, Democrats are Just not HEALING POWDER - a m was discussed by which the became known today that 20 were by the First Lady as i "tremendous DEPLORES BRmSH ployed by the late George M. Bar- ;l provide the central theme of getting the Federal Jobs,” he re- i four towns might pool their allot- ber. In 1913 he and Fitch Barber^ of the parade, but many others were Norge refrigerator and the Chevj kll'ed In Saturday's bloody revolt. piece pf work" that held the "possi- U.C late and did not see any of IL i let sedan. Many people have :h day's work, plied. - "Washington Loyal Orange Lodge Degrft- Team. ments for the project end a small bilities of a better life for many formed the contracting company of The school will open at 8:30 ' The leader said he was pleased factory empl<>ytng eight or ten men Ten men besides the seven offi- ! out their coupons preferring, Front row. left to right, Joseph Banks. (Captain); Sam'..el Wilson. James Vonnard, Sanvuel Dunl.ip, David Je reg. c cially announced have, been Identi- persons." GOLD BASIS STAND Barber and West, continuing os a BASED ON CHARITY dock Monday, July 9, qnd will by answers to the question whether 1 30 j or women ho located here. firm until 1923 when the firm of H. East Central Pomona Orange will say, to await the drawing on ^ Pools, David Stratton;Charles GaiTOw, Rudolph Lindsey, William Henderson, William Ritchie \(drill Ser- fied and their deaths confirmed, ac- She said the houses at Norris—a h( Ia a special bustneaa meeting in Cflievrolet. This Is unnecesaai. mUaiie until July 27, meeting President Roosevelt's popularity ; George H .‘Waddell said yesterday village of 250 homes for TVA work- H. West snd Son was formed. dally except Saturdays. Clo.slng was Increasing or decreasing. geant); back row, left to right, John Henon, Thomas Conn, James Carson, Edward Swain, William Hall j that about 75 per 'cnt i' the mat* cording to reliable persons. The re- Mr. West's only fraternal connec- Hatordvllle tomorrow evening at U llriii nil. . I *'hce tickets deposited now will re- John McDowell, George Tedfotd, David AIcConkey. . , maining three were minor followers mtn—were 'comfortable and at- 7:30, standard time. hour will be 11:30. In the middle of "They all phrase It a little differ- AT * tresses In local home" wh(/se occu- tractive" and that they were bet- Professor Says Abandon* tions were with the Masons, being Money Wul Be Allotted in drawing on th* auto- the morning there will be a simul- ent,” Byms said, "but the sum and Washington Orange lodge's crack orill team pictured above will lead'thc XT. S. delegation In the monster, pants are on charity are unfit for of Ernst Roehm, late hand of the a member of Manchester lodge. He mobile, pai-ade In Toronto on July 12. In order to defray the expen.se the drill tram is giving an cntcrt.alnment and Storm Trtjops. ter equipped with electrical devices 1 r . f Three Judges will supervise the taneous supervised play period for substance ts that if Roosevelt were further use, end .uat a factory to than homes elsewhere. attended services at the Center Captain Jescls Larder of Findlay, dance in Orange Hall tonight. be opened here woiilu au many of It was learned that , Alexander rTO pO rtlO D t o L o s t Ol 258. in view of the tes- Gii’(iles lisbor is not being shadowed, ndr ; .Iher an d’a sl.stcr, Mrs. J. Woods, bli.nkct. Hampshire and Cape Cod also are timony offered by Smyth for the tions CondlUOD.s are said to be disturb- was he arrested nor did he fiee to tional Guard piillce, anlvlng before Washington. July 6 tAPi son formerly lived here. ed. especially in Rllcsia where Cath- oj Ireland-'The funeral scrvicc.s.. will He left asking “do you use a blue AS CCC REPLACMENTS increasing in number. period involved. Judge Johnson said ARTHUR'S Rome, He has not left the dlore.se o'clock, organized quickly for th *j"'.P ’‘^ Congre.^s of unprecedented i ot-iisWat her liti- Y- anket lor a boy and a pink for a . that in his opinion Clough had not Makers of Red-fern—Warner’s— Youth— Le Gant— since early in June. President's‘esldenl's arrival. b®f''prseope will ait in Wa.shimimnWashington next l""r >dt»-home tomorrow. Five additional Home Owners Tile Houston came al-mgsUIe the lall to a.is!st the governmoiit's liyht -loans wore I'cai-sieieif In the o.',., . g'l'l, or is It the other way aimind.' fulfilled his part of the agreement A ’lure NO WALK FOR THIS CAMEL THE PRICES > ADVERTISBIMENT— Will Take Place of Those Re- So far as could he learned, no bulkhead at 7:30. of the town clerk vr.fiprdiv aftcr- and found him guilty of non-sup- a.qainst kidnapers, gansters add port. ARE RIGHT Gathollc priest has been molested In other evil-doers. ‘ noon, totaling $19,235.75. The total .jected as Heinff Physicallys- Attention picture taker.sl L?t connection with the revolt. A Const Guard ooat fired a salute funekai.s COLUMBIA Search the world over, and you won’t find more flat- Fountain Photo Sen-ice develop and as the HoiDUin nerred the docks. Attorney General Cummings, In amount of home loans granted to BIRTHDAY PARTY Di-qualified. print your next roll of film. Dally a speech to the National Press Club .Mis* Martha W. Aldeti. I Manchester applicants since the act Miss Harie Field and Miss Shir- tering and perfect fitting garments, nor hotter values. Runday newspapers are prohlh- ley Trytball spent the 4th at Rocky ELECTRICAL service at Center Pharmscy One-third ofv the population i f Saul today that with the approval- •The fuHctal of .Miss .Martha W. I was passed la *250,883.58. Mr*. Raymond D. George of 62 William ).-eone of 165 Birch NEW SCENIC STAMPS Edward J. Murphy's, ond lied by li.w In Melbourne, Austra- Nevada is locslSd in th* ile.ierted of Pirsldent Roosevelt he would In- street. Walter Tedford of 65 Wal- Neck Pork making the trip with a BUT A WALK-OVER FOR GULF! lia. Allien, formerly a private schoiM Jensen street whose birthday falls SUPPLIES city ot Rhyolite. vite representatives of cverv atate friend from Wlllimantic. ' teacher in Manchester, will be held CROSS .APPOINTMENT. on July 5,. was the guest of honor at nut street and Anthony Polito of 40 NEW LOW PlRICES I to a . ".wime ennferonee Of ‘nation- tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock, Hartford, July 6.— (A P )—Before Irving street are requested to re- Mrs. Julia Dibble of Granby is I wide significance.” a party held yesterday afternoon by eserving aa housekeeper at the home DUE AT P.O. HERE SOON daylight saving time, at the FifsL Teavlng tor his summer home at a group of her friends and neigh- port at the charity office. Room II, A REAL Corset ELECTRIC FANS I "It Is my purpose," he said, "to Congregational church of Ea.st H a ? Lake Sunapee, N. H., yesterday. Municipal building to fill out appli- of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Porter. bors In Manchester Green, at the Mrs. May Burton and daughter issue a formal call for the vonfer- dam. The eervices ’ w ill be cbn- Governor cross appointed Samuel home of Mrs. Frank L. Pinney. cations as replacements in the local ftice to bo held during .N’ovenilier or I. Sofenovltt of Norwich, reputy CCC quota, fo fill th4 places of Dorothy and friend of Whltneyvllle Department to Make Extra — but it stretches' Bridge was played and Mrs. Pinney were callers Sunday at the home of 2 'lL^y'iuJ During I the Rei^!^ChaTler'Hm‘ vey P Judge of tho Norwich City Court. won first honor."!, while Mrs. Jennie three men who were physically dis- Charge for Delivery-to-Per- $1.69 the summer the complete The appointment is imtll the sixth qualified. Mrs. Burton's mother, Airs. Lucy U111 be worked out. agenda , delphia. Interment will ,b* in the Cook had to be content with the Clarke. son Siail Used in Sleuthing. cemeterv at Bridgewater. Moss. Wednesday of the next session of consolation, a pin-cushion, while Herman Smith of 13 Laurel Place BOTH Ways! V 'T h c conference will consider the General Assembly, or until his W'ill report at the local charity of- Mrs.'C. Blume and son have been .Mrs. Pinney’* prize was a flower visiting at the home of Mrs. Blume'a Postmaster Frank B. Crocker an- ELECTRIC aspect of crime John O. Johnson succes.sor has been appointed and bowl. Th* guest of honor received fice July 11 at 9 o’clock for trans- nounced today that a new series ot qualified. portation to Hartford for’ eamp. parents, Mr. ando Mrs. Conrad from the gathering a crystal iced Schriefer. , postage stamps in denominations HAIRDRYERS tea set. I ranging from one to ten cents .------Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hunt and >5.06 Value When the tlm* com* for rsfrsoh'^ j shortly will be received at the post- JfSrner's ments, the committee elected to ob- two sons Clayton, Jr., and David, I office here. The series will bear Youthful Ward serve th* Fourth by sening ice Out of Youthful Dreama and Mrs. Jennie Hunt and grandson , scenic views ot the national parka, 27th lawyers ’ and ' ,"“ "*'^''upul.'’ iis I Home, 225 Main street Rev K E ‘ Francis Hunt spent the afternoon of $1.98 w ho seek to prot cream in fire-cracker shape, cup They Fashioned An Em- j The first of the scriea, a one cent Willed $500,000 cakea decorated with tiny flags; 'he 4th at Crystal Lake at the cot- I stamp, win be issued July 16 and Woven Stretch Answering critlc^ ^ ” the NVw ' pire’s Glory Only To See age-of Air, and Mrs. George Flske red, white and blue napkins, and of Rockville. ‘ the second, the two cent denomina- Violation,...... blit rather a., X!'even the birthday cake had a flag It Toppled To Du8t! I tion, will be out on July 24. ^indication . ing her own acrompaulment. The fashioned in it* icing. Everybody The 4th of July was a very quiet I Effective July 9, an additional It’s a copy of one Costing more than ELECTRIC of our form of counstltut one here, no public celebration be- emment." |ial gov- bearers were Harry Wells, Axel thoroughly enjoyed the party. I charge of 10 cents will be levied on VIBRATORS Johnson, Joseph Schlelienpflug and ing held. Anyone wishing excite- I registered, insured or co|Iect-on-de- twice as much! No ment could easily find It In nearby Regular >3.93 OPE.V r o o E.XRI.'l’. Jared A Loomis. KILL.S F.a.MILY, SELF ' j livery letters which are restricted cities easy of access. I to personal delivery to the ad- New Britain, July 6. IA Pi-\ The internicnt was at Quabbin Benjamin, Texas, July 6.— (APl It always stays in place! Dark cemeter}’. Ware, Mas*. — Four members of the Hollis M e-: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mayer, Air. and dressee. Under the law. toe post- Follte deplovtxl from headquarters Guire family died today of gunshot' Greater Mrs. Clayton Alayer and son of office officials are not permitted, to Shelby. Ohio, spent Fourth of July $1.49 " " lastruetlons from iss Hannah K. Jensen, teacher wounds. Mrs. McGuire and her two reveal the forwarding address of a It holds your hips firm and.flat! Rubinow’s have set the pace of '•f VN ilHam C. Hart, made a atir- children, aged 10 and 2, were found at the home of Airs. Mary Ink at person who moves away. How- ; vev of all tavern* ^ Tw" ' econoinlc.s In the Manches- Glory Overlobk. The Mayers are touring ' 28’ Highl and Park, Buck- shot in their home in Vera Com- ever, the law can be circumvented AT j—r ».i. ...P®,Mprit lor . . Duair*>uslness before 9 land and Hollister street schools of From New England. by sending a registered letter to be It wears almost indefinitely! i oclock, the legal hour. munity. The husband Hollis Me-1 Fashion and Values Since 1907 the town chool svitem. haa entered I Guire, 32, died ->t a self inflicted, Ferenc MolnarS Famous No'vel Mrs. Cushing of New York Is a delivered only- to the person to bullet wounds shortly afterward. guest of-Mrs. pules at her cottage whom it Irt aiddressed, with postage /''Pf'ff'the Yale ?um?er’V ch ^ riorT six | I at Columbia Lake. . , --- g-. tv vv to i weeks course in the further study McGuire ha- been in ill health! Plus requiring the personal receipt en- It washes marvelously— as a matter ARTHUR’S the prosecuting attorney and .sutc of her work and additional study in f and vi-a* unemployed. ; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Isham of dorsement of the addressee. In this In n ? W* A--" Offering Fashion Uader.i liquor control commls.slon. She didn’t take him for bettor home makins. cooking and sewing. Investigators said he apparently Hartford spent the holiday at the manner it is possible to locate the of fact, washing makes Lastex wear In D resse^Suits-Coats-M illinery and Aci.es.sories At Prices or worse—She took him for a home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Isham. NEW GULF GAS LOW PRICES had killed his family. chump! whereabouta of the person sought, ORIV€ IN AND TRY :.l Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Hunt and providing the person has left a for- longer! FLIT O Q That Are Outstanding Bargrain Values. famUy spent Thursday at Rocky i warding address. wins again in “ Power Test” A TANKFUL ! Regular 60c .... Neck Park and calling on their way j Here Comes home on Mrs. Harvey Collins who is j LARVEX, ITS ONLY $2.98' Are all gtiolines alike? Here’s proof that they spending July at Giants Neck. EAST HARTFORD .HAN HURT am'// Regular $1,00 .. V a 7 C ENTERTAINMENT — DANCE Fred E. The Groom Merwin Hutchins, little son of Mr. I tilth Sale Starts Tomorrow—Sat juiy 7 and Mrs. Joseph Hutchins, is serl-' Wallingford, July 6.— (A P) __ Try one on and see how it improves your appearance__ In a long aerica of “ powar taata” on tough hills J.a.Ch U.ALEV, .1IAKV BO- ously 111 at the Hartford Hospital Frank C. Wenish of Burnside Ave„ from New England to Gaorgia, Gulf haa been pit- COOL OFF AT OUR AND DRILL LA.ND. PATRICIA ELLIS. of peritonitis. He was taken ill East Hartford, suffered cuts on the and how unbelievably comfortable a corset can be! A )outb reared as s 'ward.tafa Werner Tuesday night with appendicitis and i ight hand and left wrist today when ted againat 32 other gaaolinc*.Rc*uIu7— Gaf/Ans FOUNTAINI horn* ol wralib tu take the plsct INSTRLHTOR NEIL HAMILTON rushed to the hospital Wednesday a truck he was driving crashed won more testt than the 32 other gasolines combinedt of a loD who died inhentf 1500. TONIGHT— ORANGE HALL morning, but the appendix had al- through a fence and plunged down a Drive to a Gulf station. Fill up with that Good OOO b> the win ul tha 1st* Wll PIANO and ORGAN ready burst tailroad embankment. The truck Auspices Wa.shington L. O. L. Degree Team. liam A Clark Jr filtd lb Lo* Gulf— and see if you don't have a livelier motor! Beer Sold In Bottles Bnblncai^ 1VIU Continue To Teach owned by toe International Truck- (Drawing On $50 Gold Watch.) Anzelea The heir It Ceorgr Arturo Toscanini haa been given C tis4. «ut.r ncriNiMc co., PiTTWauMH. ^a. John PsI* IS above son ot Mrs During Summer. ing company, overturned. Wenish To Take Out toe original manuscript of De- was taken to Meriden hospital after Mantis Pala who worked in tlis State Admission 25 cent.s. . s(2.,'>0 Door Prize. Studio: 128 VCest Street del ightf ully cool buBsy'a "L'Aprea-midl d'un Faun" Clark lionig nine year* Psl* the accident which occurred at 3:45 From 9 A. M. to by Ganna Walska and toe Orcbes- a m.. Just below the Iron bridge on will s^ Uy eustncerlns Phone: 3333 today • .SATURQAY tre Symphonlque de Paria. South Colony road. There> more power in IHAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE . 11P.M. / ■ , 1- ‘
PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ), MAkcHESTER, CONN, FRroAY, JULY 6,198^ \ V ys MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRroAY, JtTLT B, 1W54. the different wagons as they arrive RAGE FIVE • . . V • on the ground, seeing that each is • M A N C H E S T E R P E O P L E pectoney that Idle money will eoMi 118.95 Hungary, 32.T0; Rumania. nSE, SMITH STORE placed in its proper position so it AMERICAN FIRMS LIKE WAPPINO FOOD. 1 begin to hunt for high graae shares. * 1.01;- Argentine, S3.63Nv BraxU, REPORT FIRMNESS _____ 8.59N; Tokyo, 29.95; Shanghai, ton road is being oiled for S-4 mile. trunk Ilea bituminous macadam, Is the mother of twins whose birth- waa named assistant city attorney. N.Y. Stocks can be used to the best advantage. Route No. 101—Eastford-Pomfret. length about 11 1-2 miles under con- days are two days apart. The first A few years ago Richard M. was recently to completely remodal u({^ He la one of the first to arrive in Does it pay to advertise in the 34.38; Hongkong, 38.13; Mexico WARD STORE TO GIVE modernise thlg branch. It ii now City (silver peso) 27.95; Montreal in Condition Of Hartford road. Shoulders are being struction. Traffic should avoid this Queer Twists child, a girl, was bom Tuesday and city attorney, hence "Qty Dick." At a town whbre the circus shows, looks HeraldT Mrs. Frank House o f' oiled for 6 miles. Wlnsted-Norfolk route. the second, a boy, was bom Thurs- SUMMER SCHEDULE Adam Exp .... over the the ground and draws a IN niA N C E ANGRY New York, 101.00; New York U the same time, Richard 8. Duncan one of the most complete and mod- Alaska Jun .... {Ellington road near Wapping! ON STOCK MARKET PURTEIL’S SLAYER State Roads road. The two underpasses of the Route No. 187— Suflield. North day. The babies and Mrs. McDaniel yens U. 8. Commissioner here, hence MANY PRIZES IN JULY emly equipped ttores of iU atae fa mind picture of the place where I Center thinks So. Monday she , Montreal, 99.00. are doing fine. "Fcdeml Dick.” Allegheny . . . . . each of the wagons must go. As N—Nominal. Hartford and Connecticut Western Grand street is being oiled for 3 In Day's News New England. Allied Chem .. , ran a small advertisement for' Railroad Co. are being eliminated. miles. Oklahoma (Sty—Herman Charles Minneapolis —Business was good the operators of the motor buses I Fourth of July clam chowder | Thursday for Herman Brown of "To show my appredatlon, I am llfil Be Open On Monday Am Can ...... arrive, Steve directs them to their TheiT Officials Say They Road condlUqns and detours in the Traffic ■ should use extreme care Route No. 201—Pomfret. Hamp- Shockley, a Janitor' at the State Am Coml Aico . I dinner, to be served outdoors In : Feeble Bsyiiq But Hijbly CHANGES STORY State of Connei^cut made necessary while passing the work. Capitol and on unsuccessful candi- Minncapiiiis, too good, in fact. Ward Electric RefrigeratoT Is giving aivay to the 20 luckiest od proper place, sees that they are in ' the Pine Grove on the property - ton-Abington road. Waterbound New York—Julius Liebman, pres- my customers approximately |$0|l Am For Pow; .. line for the parade and returns to by highway construction and oUing Route No. iOfl.—Easton. Ekistan macadam, length 1 1-2 miles imdcr ident of the New York State Brew- date for lieutenant governor of Monday someone stole 83 cases of to Be One and Nninerous Merningt ai Osoal ->Spe Am Rad St S .. . from 1 tp 2 o'clock on the Fourth Oklahoma, has becB- discharged by. eggs from Sam Rutman of Minnea- in Ward quality merchandise." mark off the spot for them on the Will Be Forced to Quit Selective as a Whole; Dull- announced by the (Connecticut High- Center road. About J mile bltu- construction. Open to local traffic. ers’ Association, estimated that the Credit Letters Are to Be There is no condition to this offer. Am S m elt...... I and had all she could do to ca- way Department as of July 3, 1934. mlfious macadam. Open to traffic. the State Board of Affairs. polis. Thursday he heard eggs were grounds. ter to the crowd. a \ the close Fled from Room and Fired Route No. 215.—Groton. Palmer average adult resident of the state Given Away. The coupons,'one with each 2S-cent Am Tel and Tel Steve Is'getting along well in the Drug Route No. 1 U. 8. 1—Bridgeport. Route No.' I l l —Monroe. Monroe consumed two-thirds of a barrel! of The board gave no reason. Shock- being sold for 10 cents a dozen by dal Dollar Day. Am Tob B . . . . Coontry Because of Tax. ; of the dinner hpur 15 more arrlv- Cove bridge and approaches are un- a man who guaranteed they were .purchase, entitle every customer to circus world and likes the life. He ness Features Session. Boston avenue. About 1-1-2 mites Center road is being oiled for four der construction. Traffic can pass. beer
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801 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN^ TOIDAY, JULY «, 1984. to move into their new home on the less fortunate youngsters, a vaHi- George Platt for Ellsworth Mitten spent the week-end "^th Mr. and TA S 9 main- road near the railroad under- tion of healthy, wholesome happi- is attracting much Intersst. The Mrs. George Merritt'. ANDOVER pass very soon. ness. * canoe, to be put on Columbia Lake weave of $17 per week, payable at DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Mr. and Mrs. WaUacs Hilliard Robert Parker, Sr., and Robert next week, Is Spanish orangs with a lem" of the Industry, Mr. Van Horn Australia Importa nearly one-half HND BODY OF MAN the rate of 42 1-2 cents per hour. added: A large crowd gathered to watch motored to Meriden Friday evening. Parker, Jr., of Hartford, will spend black strips and on each end are W j ' ' ' THEATER ON TRUCK SILK MEN VOTING the week-end with Mrs. Parker at painted Mickey and Minnie Mouse. of Ita annual co.taumpUon of 824,- jazine Vote Shows 2. That the code be amended to "According to our Information, WAPPING FRIDAY, JULY S.fCeotral end Eattcrq Standard Time) the water eporU at Andover Lake Anyone wtUIng to take a Fresh 000,000 board feet of lumber. provide for a ilmitatlon on produc- there are approximately 70,000 ac- Nstsi All progrsnis to k.r and bssle chains or sroups thereof unlees iqect. their Andover Lake cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Palmer and HANGING FROM TREE fled; coast to coast (o to c) detlfnatlon tncludee alt available statione. on Fourth of July. A very good Air child for a two-weeks’ vacation i l» f o 91&0 t«t s a l i i r l r B • m * tive machinery hours, to a single tive running looms under our code, in the fresh air and sunshine this Mrs. Mark Base visited in Man- family, of Manchester are camping plo7e» oa'pennaal note. Tha Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Vanen- F r e s r a m a a u b j e c t to e h a n g t , P. (Daylioht 71ms On e Bour program waa carried out, perhaps 3 Out of 5 for New Deal FOR POOR OF CITY ON CODKCHANGES shift of forty hourt; per week, wltn vTlth a capacity under two forty- summer should get In touch with chester Thursday afternoon. out on their Andover Lake lot this o m I y c o a t l a m m o n t l i l / adequate provision for power to the tine of Pleasant Valley, are enter- .NBC-WBAF NETWORK C s n L B a S L • the most amualng parts of which Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright of week. They will return home Sun- c l i a r s o o f t l i r e o B a r c a a t aia Plymouth Rtsident Had Been hour shifts of 560,000.000 yards. taining their sister and husband, 1:40— 8:lj0— N ic k Lu c a s , Tr o u b a d o u r Mrs. A. H. Benton. Very few stop Code Authority, to grant exemp- B A S I O — E a s t I w « a t ,.W l w w e e l w U o ' Wllllmantlc and Mrs. Southwlck of, day. Mrs. Wlltlam Palmer spent t B a a a a a l d b a l a n c e . L a r g e r There arc about 90,000 looms In- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Palmer of w iiu r w t M w e a h v f i w i l t w f b r w ro w g y 6:48— 8:48— B a a k a C a r t e r, T a l k — b a * were a watermelon race and a duck to reattae just what such a vaca- a m o u n t a mp t a 9BOO a a Despondent Because of His tions to meet seaaunable demands, w h e n w c a « w U m w w j w u i l ; M i d i k sd a i d T h a T e x a s R a n g e rs — w a i t Woodstock were Sunday visitors of the Fourth with them, viewing the ' S «r Tortt July 7—Th* « m 1 r*-.uBlv*r*lUei * m*JoHty of «4 stalled, capable of producing a max- Waltham, Maas., over the. holiday. race. In the evening a splendid fire- tion would mean to these children of To l^OSTO.N H o a a e b o ld o r C o - a i a k a v 'Inability to Find Work. or other requirements, during such w m A Q w o f l w oc-^who w o w w d a f w k b f 8:00— 7:00— M a ry E a s t m a n , S o p r a n a works display was enjoyed by many Mrs. Florence Platt. sports and display of flrewqrka. P in n a . tmwmm Ml Ow Utcnrv Dicort'a DOU : pe'’ <=«”‘ *® 'f® New York’s Mayor Carries Weayers’ Pay to Be Set and imum for two full forty-bonr shifts Mrs. Mai^ Ivea of New Britain ia N O R T H W K S T A C A N A D I A N ^ - w t m ] 8:18— 7:18— E a s y A c e s— b a st e;' V i o the city who have no opportunities (Round Trip $4.05) periods as the Code Authority may lin is t — D i x i e ; Harmon e tRii, '•» w e s t people, both cottage residents and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Healy and ^ Mr- H'X’''*'- thirteen of the of approximately 720.000,000 yards. the gueat at the home of Mr. and w l b a l u t p w e b e w d «y k f y r c r e t c fc f such as our local children have to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friedrick Telephone 7007 *2= Cesvsslssf fsrsi, fs 20 siesfts. o f - pubUc optnloo oo President j^me universities:' The .present poli WaUrbury, July 6,— fAP)—^The from time to time determine, aub- T5e average consumption for the • O U T H w r v a w p t f w w n e w U w j a x 8:3 0— 7:30— C o u r t of H u i ^ n R e l a visttora. grow sturdy and strong in the sud- and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Fran- children from Portland and Mjfs. body df Fred Hoffman, about 45 of Mrs. Arthur Van Slckltn for a few w f l A * w i u n w io d warn w m o w s b w a p l tio n s — b a sic: J i m B urg e s s. H u m o r Bailey were 4th of July visitors at Leaves FIIIANCIK8 ‘ Roosevolt'l nets and poUclea. on the ..howed them all fior Mr. Roosevelt Out Noyel Idea to Enter- Single Work Shift Pro- Jict to reversal by the administra- Jarl few years from these looms, ac- days. w j d z w o m b k v o o w k y wf& a w b a p k pr e — D i x i e ; R e a l L i f e D r a m a s — m ld w Bryant Hilliard has returned after shiny fields and fresh clean country cis Friedrick and family spent Uie AsiocuTioR 6:48— 7:4 8-^Ja c k . a n d J a n a - * D i z l a : CENTER TRAVEL AUREAL IDEAL srbhlf. show t o ^ y that three out of now. Plymouth, waa found banging from tor. tordlng to our estimate. Is approxi- w o a l Ktbfl k t b « wsoo wav« spending a fevv days with' a former air. A few minutes serious thought Fourth at Crystal Lake with friends the home of Mr. and Mrs. George K u h l n n n I l M a — -P b o n a . 7381 iin elm tree along the Waterbury- Many from AVapptng motored to M O U N T A I N -~ k o a Icdyl k f fir k f b l T h r a s K n a v e s # n d a Q u e a n — m ld w school teacher In Danleikpn. may lead to the planning of a short from Springfield. 'Merritt. 46S Main Street Manchrxter every five persons approve. The flnal results by states: tain the Unemployed. jected. 8. That the Code Authority put mately 420,000,000 yards." Manchester Center last Wedneaday P A C I F I C C O A S T-~ k c o k f l k f w k om o 7:00— 8 :0 O -H a y e O r e h s s. — D I x i s ; 8 6 3 ^ 8 3 M a l a B U , B a d F l o o r Of the poll taken In 48 states, Thomaston road In Tbomaston The belief In the trade yesterday li b q k f i d k t a r-k F u kpo .S e y m o u r S im o n s' O r e h . — m id w s s t Frank Schatz and f|amily expect I vacation for one or more of these J A canoe, recently painted, by Charles Manvilic of New Haven SUta For Against into effect a eeasonable control of evening and enjoyed the beautiful shortly before $ o’clock this morn- v’ss that a sharp conflict of opin- C t n t a K a f t . 7:18— 8:1 8— F a t s W a ll e r P ro g r a m Vsnnont was alone in regtaterlnc Alabama...... 11,115 2,702 ptoducUoa, uniforic for the entire firework! at the old golf grounds. 7:30— 8 :3 0 r-Jo h n n y Q r t s n O rc h e s tr a disapproval. This, opinion was held ing. Dr. Edward H. Klrschbaum, li.dustry, allowing two full forty- io n would be shown with respect to 3 :4^ 4:4fr— A lic a In O rch a a tra li a t a h d 8:00— 8 : 0 ^ T h s S p o tlig h t R svu o A r i z o n a ...... 2,451 1,205 New York, July S— (APJ— The Miss Dorothy Dewey took her 4:00— 5 :0 0 » D l n n t r C o n c a rt-^w l a o cat hy S3 cent of those balloUnK. medical examiner, said Hoffman had New York, July 6— Three recom- hour, shifts during peak months and the propositi for a single forty-'hour 8:48— 9:48— C a rlll s ~4 L o n d o n . So n gs Arkonaa*...... 7,385 2,764 latch-atrlng of a famous o'ld dwell- been dead since last night. Sunday ' school clasa to Crystal 4 :3 1 ^ 0:>0 C h a a rlo M u s ic a l Mos a ics 9:00— 10:00— So n gs b y E d i t h M u rr a y The total number of votes cast California ; . . .. . 93,116 mendations aimed at production and restricting production on' a basis of rhlft per week. Multiple shifts be- 4 : 4 ^ 6 : 4 ^ W l l l i a m M a in 4 O rch s a . 9:18— 10:18— P r e s s-R a d io N s w s -P a r i e d -was 1,772,183, divided between 1,- 41,205 Klrschbaum said deapondency Lake for an outing and social tima S :0 0 ^ • :0 O ^4 a s a b a ll~ w s A f 4 o th sr a Colorado ...... 11,376 9,915 ing—Uncle Tom's Cabin—was out , . ------wage control are being voted upon thirty-two-hour and twenty-four- came universal In the industry dur- 9:2 0 — 10:80— la h a m Jo n s a O r e h s a tr a oi93.783 for the general policies of today to the city’s unfortunate poor,. -tVver Inability to obtain employment last Tuesday. 8 t1»— Q s n s 4 ' Q ls n — a a a t 4 ao 9:30— 10:30— la h a m Jo n s a O r e h .— b a « Connecticut . . . . 17.169 13,596 by . the ailk industry. The results of hour shifts, respectively, during ing the last eight or nine years. Mr. and Mrs. Erastua Burnham 8 :3 0 * 8:S<>->Fur Tr a p p s r a ^ w a a f o n ly ale: E a r l H ln s a O rc h s a .— m id w e s t the New Deal and 688,411 against The play Sat Itself down last night evidently motivated the maq. Papers munths of reduced and minimum The wage provision for weavers 8:48— 4:48— T h s Q o l a b sro s« S sri a l A c t 9:48— 10:48— B e n P o lla c k O r e h s s tr a Delaware...... 2,275 1,728 the vote will come before the Silk of Pleasant Valley road were the 8 :08. 7:C K^C o u n t s a s A lb a n l— c to cst them, Dfatrict of in Jefrerson Park, in Harlem, and in Hoffman's pockets indicate he demand; and tiiat the code be Iz not expected to meet with mark- lOUM— 1 1 : 0 ^ L s o n B sis a co O r c h .— b a - On a ratio basis, the magarine I'ad cashed three life insurance poli- guests of their son, Edwin Burnham 7:00— . 8:0 0— W a l t z i n g b y A b s L y m a n s ic; H . Sosnik O r e h s s.— m id w e a t Columbia...... 3,861 2,902 began the business of making life a Textile Code Authority at a meeting emended to provide that during the eU opposition.' The present Silk Tex- 7:30— 8:30— Plo a n d P a t. C o m a d y A c t 10:18— 11:18— H a r r y So s ni k O rc h e s tr a found that President Roosevelt's cies for $400 within the last few and family, 'aj White Sand Beach • tOO— 9:00— T h s F ir s t N i g h t s r — o to « Florida ...... 12,389 4.872 little more Interesting, a little more here Tuesday. period of thirty-two-hour per shift tllp Code does not set up a minimum on Sunday. 10:30— 11:30— C h a rl e s B a rn e t O r e h s s. popularity had increased over the endurable for men, wnmen and chll-' months. A note addressed merely to 8:30— 9:3 0— J a c k B e n n y k n d Q a n g 11:00— 12:00— D a n e s H o u r— w a b c 4 w e s t Sale Starts Tomorrow^July 7,1934 Georgia ...... 14.279 3,044 production, a minimum weaver's wage for weavers as such, with the 8:00— 10:00— B a c k of th e N s w s» T a l k popular vote of 1932 by 3.83 per dren to whom even crusts of bread ‘ Lottie” begger her hot to grieve, Featuilng mainly Lhe proposal Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Newberry Idaho ...... 3,476 2,819 that a littgltf khtft of forty hours hourly rate be set at 48 1-2 cents, .minimum for any type of employe and family have gone to their sum- 9:18— 10:15— D a n e s M u s ic O r e h s s tr a NBC WJZ NETWORK cent. are oftentimes problems. as he had "had a good time in life." — eb aslc: Q s n a 4 O ls n — w s s t r e p e a t B A S IC — B a s t: w js w b s * w b z a w b a i Compared to their balloting in Illtnola...... 71,011 62,358 weekly be inaugurated in the indus- and for the twenty-four-hour period m the industry being $13. mer home' In the Adirondack moun- 9:3(L^10.:30— P rt a a * R a d io N a w s P e rio d Indiana...... 29,484 27,115 The. idea Is part of ‘Mayor La- 9:35— 10:38— V in c e n t Lo p e z O rc h e s tr a w h a m k d k a w e a r w j r w lw w s y r w m a l: 1932. 439,338 of the poll voters in- Guardla’s little-publirlzad ‘‘New try, the propositions also embrace the minimum hourly rate be fixed at tains. . M id w e s t: w c k y k y w w e n r wla k w k Iowa ...... 17,160 16.033 1 0 :0 (^ 1 1 :0O— R a lp h K Ir b e r y . B a rlt o n a k w e r k dli w r e n wm a Q k so w k b f dicated they had changed their Deal" for those persons on relief srasonaUIe control of production to :.S 1-2 cents, with 42 1-2 cenU for ENRLI8H FUER KtU-ED Arthur Smith of South Windsor 10:08— 11:05— H a ro ld S t e rn's O r c h e s t r a minds about the President since the Kaneaa...... 16.188 15.6.33 permit two full forty-hour shifts forty hours of operation. has entered the Wallingford Ma- 10:30— 11:38— P r a n k is Masters O rc h t s . N O R T H W E S T 4 C A N A D I A N — w t m j . 15,904 rolls and others, hardly better off, GERMANY TO CUT w lb a k a tp w a bc w d a y k f y r c r e t c fc f election. An analysis of the switch- Kentucky ...... 8,179 only during peak months and Asks A’ote oq Each One sonic home, lus-wabc network S O U T H — w r v a w p t f w w n c w ls w j a z Louisiana ...... 7,481 2.481 to whom the theater Is, an unattain- London, July 6.— (A P )—In the ing showed an average gain for the able luxury. smendraent of the code to provide Mr. Van Horn asked the industry third. Royal Air Force crash since Mrs. Olive .A. Jones leftdast w e«l 8 A S IC — E a s t : w a b o w a d o w o k o wc a o w f l a -w s u n wlo d w s m w m o w s h w a p l M ain e...... 8,.501 7,708 for Maine where she will spend LI s a n b w n a o w a r w k b w w k r o w h k c k lw w j d z w s m b k yo o w k y -w f o a w b a p k p ro President In the 48 states of 8.39 ‘‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin" Is being a minimum wage to weavers. The to vote for or against each of the Saturday, a new night-bomber huft- w o o l k tb a k th a wsoe w a v e per cent. M aryland...... 13,6.58 8,999 DOWN ON IMPORTS proposals represent recommends rest of the summer. f'w d rc w c a u w f p w j a a w e a n w f b l w a p d Maaschuaetta . . . . . 41,216 done on a portable stage that various proposals, "so that the Code Itd into a hedge near Oxford last w j s v w m a s ;. M id w e s t: w b b m w fbro M O U N T A I N — k oA k d y l k d r k gh l BIG NEWS 37.801 I..OSWI R eported travels on a truck and becomes, like t'ons of the wage and stabilization k m b e k m o z w o w o wh a a P A C I F I C C O A S T — k f o k f i k f w k o m o Michigan ...... 34 262 Authority may have the benefit of tight, killing Sergeant Robinson on k h q k f sd k t a r k po The same analysts by the Literary 22,472 storybook magic, a theater of lights committee of the Industry. C A S T — w p g w h p w lb w w h s o w lb s w f e k Minnesota 27,928 16,983 qu expression of the Industry as a hlr. birthday and injuring four other w or e w lc c e f rb c k a c C e n L E a s t. AGAIN W ARD'S LEAD!! Digest indicated that .Mr. Roosevelt and sparkling make-believe with Detalla of. Proposals 'Vvhole." It should be understood, he occupants of the plane, D I X I E — w f S t w s f a w b r e w q a m wdod had Incurred net lo.sses of support Mississippi ...... 6,729 I, .3h2 3:48— 4:48— O r p h a n A n n l t — e a st o n ly hardly more than the tapping of a Wartime Government Con- The detailed proposals as ai^ raid, that all proposals would be sub- ' Two R. A. F. men were killed yes- FOOD SALE k ir a .wreo w la o w d t u w too k rld w rr 4:00— 6:00— D o ro t h y P a g e w i t h O r c h . among the voters'in the poll in 20 .Missouri ...... 3.8,999 22.7.34 k t r h k t a a w a c o k o m a w d b o w o d x w b t 4:18— 5:1 8T " A n g e lo F e ro ln a n d o O r c h . city electric wire, pounced by Peter Van Horn, chair- ject to the approval of the .rayon hi- w d a a w b l i w t a r w d b j w w v a w m b g states and net gains in the other 28 M ontana...... 4,624 2,692 terday when they crashed at Nort- SATI RDAY, July 7. l6 .A. M., It 4:30— 8:30— O 'L s a r y 's Iris h M in s tr e ls ‘The actors, like the audiences, are man o f the Code Authority, in a dustry. holt, bringing the total lost to four Vacant Store Next To Sllbro’s w s js w m b r ^ a s t : S in g in g L a d y — w g n r e p e a t states. The larger losses were Nebraska ...... 12,300 10,516 part of the city’s poor; Thespians trol of Industries May Be M I D W E S T — w c a h w f l w m t w m b d w ls n memorandum to Arms: operating un- Pointing out that the recommen- Since Saturday, when Squadron (Former Home Bqnk Bldg.) w lb w k f h k f a b w k b n w c c o w a b t k s e j 4:48— 8:48— L o w e ll Th o m a s — e a s t; GRAND PRIZES tallied In the southern' and agricul- Nevada ...... 1,133 .330 20 and troupers "at liberty" too long. O r p h a n A n n i e — r e p e a t to m id w e s t New Hampshire ... 4,,334 der the code, follows: • dations are ‘‘based upon an effort leader Stanley Collett, son of Lon- Degree Team L. L d . L. w n a z • 5:00— 6:00— A m o s 'n* A n d y — e a st o n ly tural sections, while the larger 4,343 The men who built the portable M O U N T A I N — k v o r k ls k bh k sl New Jersey ...... 43,685 32.719 Coming Back to Reich. 1. That the code be amended to to improve wage conditlon.s and to don's lord mayor, fell at the Hendon Baked Beans, Cakes, Pies, 8 : 18— 6:18— T o Bo A n n o u n c e d what's the '\0EA?) gains were registered in New >Cng- stage and who set its scenery an
^STAY O UT And Now Comes ^^Sleeping* Shorts!”- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN> FRIDAY, JULY «, 1984. FACE They*re Nanikd Americans Ten Most Beautiful m YOUR Daily Health OF NEWTOTAUSATOR 100 WOMEN ENTERED 1 M Y L I F E ! ” CHILDREN Service CARPENTERS SNUFF METHODISTS LOSE IN GOLF TOURNAMENT Local Sport Chatter . » By Sophie Kerr . — ■ By Olfvff Robert* BartM ATNARRAGANSm BEGIN TOOAT RELAX TO GET RELIEF FROM NERVOUS STRAIN 18 Hole Exhibition Match on The MeUiodUt Club baseball teamj. the winning streak of St. Bridget's JANE TERRY oomn to New will'be hosts to ’’Tuflyi’ Vlot's Elost" and a corking ganw- is anticipated. Terk determined to ■how her •■What con w«' do about day- OUT DRAFTERS 7-1 Shenecossett Course Sunday BLOOMnELD TILT Glastonbury nine Saturday after- ■ ■ Lateat Health Syatem Advloea boeae town end eepecUlly AM T light-saving time and bed time ? to Attract Champions. noon at Mt. Nebo. This Is the team The Catholic Club team will bold J A C K I N that she ran' make a They Just don't click at all." Gradual Loosening of Muacle Ten- Masterpiece of Human In- sion Until Body Is At Complete that handed the local club a beating a practice session at the West Side ■wrtui of her life. .Tmy had It is every mother’s plaint these New London. Jul.v 6.— (A P )— two weeks ago in Glastonbury. The field Saturday afternoon at 3 been her best friend ontll HOW - days, especially when a hot wave Beat. Electrical Department Wins GREEN BUDDIES SCALP TwOight Encoanter Results BOX scor FI genuity Is Foolproof In- Early arrivals for the 16th annual Methodists are not offering any o’clock. .On Sunday the Catholloi ARD JACKSON broke the entaice- hits US' and upstairs bedrooms are Griswold Cup polf tournament at alibis fpr ’ils defeat, but promise will play the Hartford Cfiub BevsS Maat Jane farced on him and like furnaces. By DR. .MORRIS FISHBEIN Shenecossett today looked forward the fans a real battle to even the ces at the West Side dlamotld. , So what? Is little Carrie to W ltor, Journal of the American from Machinists 6 to 2 in Dnfft-Tex. (1) NORTH END OPPONENTS in Local Team Losing 3 to BMirled Amy. ' I'nahle to bear the surance for New England to a test round in mixed foursome score. onager Nick Angelo has signsd olsht of ..Amy's happiness, Jane Medical Assodatloii, and of HvrHa. AB. R. H. PO. A. B. smother In her crib from six competition and a preview of favor- aup Mickey Mikon and Jim Me* obtains a Job In a New Vork real o’clock on? The sun at six In the Health Map^azlnc. W. Btaktllniki. e 3 1 1 l l 1 0 Trade School Interdepart- 2 0 0 0 0 Indulge in Hitting Spree to 2; Hubbard for Rivals ites In a four ball exhibition match. Laughlln for the rest of the seasoai ■state office. these parts is atlU more than Butler, cf ..:.. 1 Bettors, v Tonight at 6:15 at the West Side Haberem, p. 3b ..3 1 2 1 1 0 Coilect 19 Bingles for Score Abo.ut 100 women entered In the Mikqn played with the West Side Jane la clever and soon Is mak- three hours from Its own bedtime. enough, and win baseball fleld-rthe strong Windsor admit It, you will remember the fad ..3 1 10 1 1 tciirnament are expected to try out to-wn champion team last year. IBJ an excellent salary. She has Is William -to climb In at-, seven mental Games — Bahiel Lashlnake. ss . of 14 to 6. trikes Out Eight Men Locks team, will oppose the towm of fletcherism, which, in earlier Weiss, lb ...... 3 1 2 2 0 1 their shots over the 18 hole ropte In an affair with ROGER THORPE, and yell for drinks until all hours Pawtucket, R. 1., July Henry champion West Side Club. The years, had everybody chewing hla Wetherbee. If .. .3 0 1 0 O' 0 the foursomes which start tomorrow- There has been a lot of loose talk a business acquaintance %vho Is until his mother is at her wits' end L. Straus, electrical and mathemat- The Green Buddies triumphed Windsor Locks outfit will bring to food, to a fluid consistency beforo Sitek, 3b, p ... 3‘ 0 12 1 0 forenoon. - .* concerning the relative euperlortty married. Later she tires of him, dragging up and down and telling Strikes Ont 12 Opposing over the North Ends by a score of During Fast Game. Manchester s club that has slugged and when he offers to hear the him he must go to sleep? swallowing It. The belief was that Neff, rf ...... 3 1 0 1 0 0 ical genius, - today and well under 14 to 6 In a Twilight League game Sunday afternoon four oi the out- of the Catholic Club and Manches- Its way-through eleven'gamea, win- ter Green teams. .Why could not a expense of their child she dis- I happen to be one who cannot this was the Important Item in a Zbyk, 2b ...... 2 0 Oil 0 way the construction at Narragan- last night at Hickey’s Grove. The standing favorites will play an 18 healtt ful life. Batsmen. ning eight of them so far this sea- game be arranged between thsos mlBsee Mm contemptuously. sleep when, I am too hot Heat aett Park, Pawtucket, of the $250,- Buddies, started off fast. Smith The Methodist Young Men’s club hole exhibition match. The .pairings son. The West Sides have added a Totals . . . . ----- 24 7 8 18 6 ■2 two nines for a side bet of—fay NOW GO ON WITH THE STORl makes people nervous and I am Now, however, our chief need 000 "totallsator," the fourth to be fanned and Callls hit a home run Invaded Bloomfield last night in a I'y; the exhibition have not been an- Carpentry Drpt. few new faces to their lineup and a $50? Such a match certainly would one. Therefore I know how chil- seehts to be relaxation from tha (1) which sailed over Wagner’s head. twilight encounter and felt the sting rwinced but it is expected that the CHAPTER XIV XB. R. H. PO. A. E. Installed at American racing tracks good battle should take place. Fal- pack In the fans from Manchester. dren feel who toss for two or -high strain of modem living As ‘ By THOMAS J. CH.ARA Eckert singled and' Bycholski of defeat by a score of S to 2i Wog • contestants will be selected from a kowskl or Kartell will pitch and "I'm going." Roger Thorpe said, three hours on a hot evening. be Kukucka. cf . .t . 3 0 0 0 0 0 for the convenience of American doubled, scoring the former. Nellson list including Miss Edith Quier of a result, many physicians are Captain Emory Phelps tod his fel • bettors. man, .who usually plays third base, Gustafson catch for the West Sides. "But Jane—If you need, me. if you fore sleep revues them. writing books on sleep and relax- Kayan, as, p ... . 3 0 0 2 0 1 popped out to Yankowski and John- Reading. Pa., twice champion tn The Mancjiester Soccer Club will low Carpenters got their usual share The "tote," a masterpiece of hu- twirled for the local team.. After a .Jones or Kennedy will pilch and want me— " Postponing Bedtime ation with a view to cutting down Smith, c . 2 0 0 6 3 0 son fanned. Griswold Cup play; Miss Jane hold the anriual meeting for the of breaks In the Carpentry depart- man Ingenuity, which Is foolproof shaky start in the first frame, dur- Arnold catch for Windsor Locks. season at Braifiard Place tomorrow "I'll never .need w d. I'll never Naturally then. I think it per- the tension under which we live. Noske, lb ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 The Ndrth Ends were sent back liroadwell of Springfield, Mass., 1 insurance for all New England bet- ing which two rims were scored on night at 8 o’clock, All members want you." Her vplce. for all Its missible to postpone bedtime a Coupled with the drive of mod-/ knient's second Trade School Intefide- Phelps, .p, 2b .. . .1 0 0 1 1 to the bench as fast as they came to medalist last year; Miss Je.on Bauer 0 2 0 0 tors. will be. ready for use at the a single and a triple, he settled down are requested to attend. level quality, like a whip lash. bit during the long heated days of ern industry and the attempt to' ■rartment League tussle yesterday Sharp, I f ...... 2 0 bat, and only once threatened. That o( Providence. Miss Kathryn Bra- 'The Old Timers will play the Skopek, r f ...... 2 1 10 0 0 two Narragansett Park meets this end pitched airtight .ball until the "W e’re through- 1 don't even w;iint midsummer. speed up human beings so they f.rtemoon at the Charter Oak dia- was In the sixth. Callis got hla sec- gaw of Montclair. N. J.; Miss Helen Green Buddies, wl\l!e the North Jwonlki, 2b, .ss . .'2 0 2 1 1 0 year, the first running from Vugmst seventh Inning, you to speak to me if you sec me on Of course, It all depends. If you may keep pace with the machines, mond. but nevertheless were unable ond homer on a hit which would Bennett of New Britain.-Conn.; Miss Ends take on the Roiton team next the street. And stay away from Busky, 3b ...... 2 0 0 0 1 .0 1 . to September 3 and the second Hubbard Effer4lv« tENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP. live in a suburb that cools off in come the financial worries that to get away with the decision when have been a two bagger had Center-" Carol Smith of Hartford, Conn., and week. The Yankee Juniors also here. That reminds me—give me from Octobei 1 to November 3. fielder Varrick not tripped and fell. Hubbard was on the mound for will play Taleottvllle. the evening, or In the. country have been asaociatod with the the Draft-Tex aggre^tion literally JIi's. Fred Davis of Providence. Chicago, July 6.— (A P )— DoriaM your key. Very thoughtful of you where it gets real chilly. It makes Totals ...... 20 1 3 15 6 2 Straus, a John Hopkins graduate Bycholski had his share of the hits economic depression. snuffed out the cabinet makers by Bloomfield and hurled a spectacular Among the men golfers who wli: Budge ot Oakland, California’s lat- to ring this morning." a difference. The children's bed- Score by Innings: who spent years In study before by cracking out a pair of doubles. game throughout. He sent eight men There are all sorts of pana- . Uie one sided score of 7-1.< It mark- play in the mixed foursomes tomor- The Bliirifields Athletic a u b w ill est contender for a Davis Chip bertb "I always ring when Kitty's time need make little concession Carpentry Dept. .001 000— 1 constructing his first experimental Pavy connected for a triple. In the tr, the dugout via the strikeout route cea.-. for avoiding overstrain. Tha ed the Carpenter’s second defeat in row are Max 'Maraton. Von Horn Ely play the strong St. Bridget’s .team and Bryan Grant of Atlanta took here." ' to summer when conditions are Draft, Tex...... 204 lOx— 7 "tote" In 1928. .Is personally direct- eighth Moore hit a double Into cen- and allowed only thiee scattered hits man who worries usually la toil to two starts thl.s season and the and Theodore C. Shaefer, Jr., of of Hartford at the Blueflelds tract the day off to watch a pair of their "As if Kittv didn't know. Don't ! right, or even- to daylight-saving Two base hits, Lashlnskt, Haber- ing the installation of 206 miles of terfleld but was out on second on — these In the seventh. The Metho- forget it. The advice, however, sel- D.’aft-Texs' flr.st win In two at- Philadelphia; Paul Cooley, Louis on McKee street Saturday after- foremost rivals battle to Join tbean be siUy." time which lengthens the day still ern, Jwanikl; three base hit, Jwan- electric bulbs to display the various the old "hidden ball trick”. This dists staged a rally In this inning dom helps, because worry eoosti- tempts. Stimer and Charles E. Blainard of noon. The Hartford aggregation In the seml-final.s of the national There was a pause and Thorpe, more. Always and always chil- Here’s the lastost In sunlmer sleeping attire aa revealed to \1sltors at iki; hits off, Hqbcrern 2 In 4 innings. fluctuations ii. prices on horses In play not only has fooolcd young arid after Rogers had fll(^ out. L. Harris,, tutes a vicious circle. Shorty Iwanikl continued his un- llartford, and W. V. Crq.ss of’Mont- has won the last ten games and Is clay courts tennis championship. sighing, rose to leave. "Jane," he dren have ,had to "go to sleep by the Chicago World’s Fair. Sitek 1 in 2 -Innings, Phelps 6 in 4 each race at Narragansett. Inexperienced players but many of who has been batting .400, doubled You worry first about what te usual streak of heavy hitting yes- clair, N. J. The Griswold Cup tour- regarded as a cocky team. Banks, The-two rivals were Frankie Park- asked, hesitatingly. "How are you day In summer” as the little poem ------^ ------innings, Kayan 2 In 1 Inning; stolen The work of installing the ma- the older ones, too. iS deep center and scored on a say.s. happen anv you worry terday when the pint-sized shortstop i.amcnt proper begins Monday. (ormerlj with the Lincoln Dairy er of Milwaukee, defending title off for money?” Miss Agne; Janecek presents the .. » „ w , - bases, Draft-Tex. 3, Carpentry 4; chine is exceptionally technical and Lmg-ue Standing nighty clout by Judd, which ivas "I arn all, right, and it doesn't ..oi 1 ct. . ... newest cellophane cloth, reflects about discontinuing wor- and second baseman poled out a Team team, wiir catch. Tlrone. consider- holder, who faced Lefty Bryan of It Is the combination of too O’ln?. left on bases, Draft-Tex. 5, Carpen- the equipment includes care of the Won Lost jiOOd for a triple. Judd lator scored concert you anyway ” great heat and light that permits modern Sleeping Shorts j n ,tha the sheen of the bedroom furniture triple and a double that dented the switches that transfer the results Green Buddies ..;., ..’.___ 2 0 ed one of ihe best pitchers In Hart- Chattanooga, Tenn.. and Gene Make There have been suggestions la try 3; base on balls off, Haberem 1, on an error by Tavenor. With the "I couldn't go without a.sking some change in regimen, I think. ultra modem setting of the “Pent-,made of metal In keeping with the sod in the right field territory and from the Judges' stand to the board, Talcottvitle ...... ___ 2 0 In the Wall street dlstrlrt 8,50 ford. will occupy the mound. The of Los Angeles, who was matched the past for changing the atten- Sitek 1, Phelps 3; struck out by score tied, the next two battera-flied you. If you should happen to need Not long agip I was in a cool House Bedroom", in the Fair's Gen- latest vo.yue. Recounted for two of the three safe the electrical timing apparatus and Old Timers ...... 2 0 miles of ticker tape Is used dally. Blueflelds are determined to break against Henry Pnissoff of Seattle.- tion to some outside object. la Haberem 8, Sitek 2, Phelps 3, out. any, Just call me up.' living-room visiting some young oral Exhibits Building. Tailored In ; The "Sleeping Shorts”, aside from bingles garnered by the losers after the switches which lock all ma- North Ends ...... 0 2 Coue’s syatem you were told to Kayan 2; time 1:15; umpires Ernest Kelley Singled "Where? At your house? " parents In the family. the softest of silk crepes, the cn- being the, dernier crl of fashion, are the smoke had cleared in the sixth chines from the stewards’ stand Bolton ...... 0 2 count knots on a string while Panclera and Willlam Hanna; score- in the last of the seventh Kelley ThniTie sighed again. "You're a Up.stalrs the baby w-as crying, ficmble is completely feminized by,cl&imed to be a new sleeping^ com- and final chapter. keeper, Dave'Bailey. simultaneously with the release of Yankee Juniors ...... 0 2 with only two Him actresses among them, theso 10 women have been named the most beautiful fixing your mind on relief from .singled and Tavenor fanned. Beck- queer girl. There's only one thing and her big threc-ycar-old brother daintily embroidered , monograms, fort for sultry summer nights with ‘‘The Bocho" Effective Electrical Department (6) the barrier. The score of yesterday's game: Jn the United .States by a committee of Judges, from nominations made by prominent artists and worry and tension. man replaced MlUer In right field more I can .say, that I’m sorry from was crying, too. It was very hot Insertions of lace, and p.astel-tinted ■ complete freedom from twisted, Mike “The Boche" Haberem was AB ■R H P O A The speed at which the .’.’tote" Green Buddlen photographers In a doien large. cities. In the top row, are left. Mrs. John H. Goodwin, Kansas The newest development is that when his turn came to bat singled, the bottom of my heart. I'm sorry up there. lacings. The lounging Jacket, o f : binding pajama legs. almost invincible on the slab, limit- Daigle, 88 ...... 3 2 1 0 operates Is reflected In the fact that AB. R. H. PO. A. E. City, Mo,, ■with daughter Ann;, circle, Norma Shearer, Hollywood screen star; top center, Mrs. by Dr. EMmund Jacobson, who has . .4 and ashamed. I feel so rotton. Rescued From Heat ing the Carpenters to two hits, BIssell. l b ...... ,2 2 0 4 0 It takea one-four ihouaandths of a 'Smith, ss .... .500 2 2 0 advancing Kelley to third after the Florence H. Plamonddn, St. Louis; top right, Dolores del Rio, Hollywood, cinema star. Belowy, devised a system for relaxing ae- getting out and leaving you alone." With permission I went up to Usulng but one pass and fanning ..4 2 second to transmit a wager to the Callls. 3b ___ ...6 3 3 2 5 0 latter had stolen second. This rally left to right, are Mrs. Potter Palmer, Roiton; Mass.; Miss Avery Wright, Toledo. O.; Princess An- cording to a definite program. Ha. Cook, c ...... 0 3 12 Our Annual "You may feel rotten, but you’re have a look-sec, or rather a peep- eight rival willow wlelders during Babiel, p ...... 1 0 1 1 display board. Eckert, 2b ...... 624 1 0 1 v.aa cut short, however when Loei- na Ilynskl. formerl.v Audrey Emery, wife of Grand Duke'Dmitri of Russia; Mrs. George Grant says: "It is physically impossible to . .1 relieved, t6o. If only I'll hold my see. It was simply suffocating In bis four inning tenure of office. ..2 0 0 Proof of the absolute efficiency Bycholski. p .. ..544 2 2 0 i ; « filed out to Harris In right field Mason, New York; Mrs. Uonslanl BlUcke, Los Angeles; aitd Miss Honoro White, Chicagoi be nervou In any part of your body,- Stebek. 3b ...... 0 0 tongue, If only I'll not bother you, those two rooms. Not only was Haberem eflecUve Brewer, cf .... 0 0 0 of the machine Is the recent instal- Neilsen. lb ...... 6 00 12 0 0 and Granger lined out to Rogers in G lorifying If in that part you are completely ..3 0 that’s all you hope. You’ll wake Without more ado I picked up on the rubber but he was equally lation by Mr. Straus’ firm of many Johnson, If ...... 6 2 3 O' 0 0 center. Rogers made a spectacular relaxed." Storm, 2 b ...... 1 0 0 0 2 bj at night and go cold all over Up dldn't'Vmbarrass her He wwas I Ui a the baby, carried her__downstairs, effective at the platter, practically BerggEen..rf,_.j,^J, 0. A 0_ machines In England, where they Jones, cf ...... 201 i 0 0 catch of Granger’s hard drive to Thorpe, F{«w»ias.tclgbtensd— ond- —Jiance-ha-suggeetB--dally—itpae*-- ImportanHy— v-romanfie^— a^rsLeVt-ta-cpeamy-profit-for-blmaelf. Jane Jane'a ypmndiloquent ideas fright* .apreaff. same cooEpapera-^an-the^iv- . —frianing'-his otot ball gnmelby.cidut- Peaclk, I f ______..2 0.0 0 0 arc govermnent properly. The larg- ’S uHIVSH,' rf .. .5"^’T ” 3 ~ I T " T r TT 'ftplltieatrlmitng.il iJr:-rrr-r:r-~~--rr:^. I came along again and wasn't In- _Y ours€ lf lice to those who want to relievs enough to make her more than sure . had ■ put* the money wrung from ened hlirt still more. Also they ing-room floor and laid her there. Ing out two timely hits, one a dou- Breunell, rf ... ..2 0 0 0 0 est "tote" in the world was Instal- Sherman, c ...... 3 0 0 4 0 0 Score Is Tied clined to be discreet. This will he themselves from nerve strain. In that men, grown-up men of the Aliaa Rrwa's atewardahip into the shocked hiTp. Jane ought to have Then I went through a like "ha- ble Into the far end of tha orchard led by StrsuB at Ascot last year at Varrick, p ...... 100 1 1 1 In the eighth frame, with the a good lesson to you hot to make 8V 8RUCC CATTON his system you lie down on a world, fotind in her no lack of at- ■ scheme and the gain had doubled been terrified. She ought to have beus corpus” with the boy. This By Alicia H art when hits spelled counters. 22 6 6 18 s a cost of two ond-one-bolf mUllon Kosloskt, cf .. ..300 1 0 0 score Ued 2 and 2, Hewitt for the kive to any more girls In the' of- couch or bed and relax one ! traction, even If the boys ahe had it. She felt no guilt In tricking cried and she ought to have clung time I dragged down two sheets ’VOICES" FORCE GIRL Machinists Beaten Machine Department (*) dollars. Moore, c .,,. .1 0 1 1 1 0 Methodists singled and promptly ad- fice. Roger." group of muscles at a time until Clark, If ...... I known in Marburg had fought shy Kandel. .She had seen bis own to him and Imptoreil him. to help and a pillow, spreading these In TO BE Ml'RDERRSS. Pitching the brand of ball that AB R HPO A The first "tote" for public use ..000 0 0 0 vanced to second, going to third Thorpe winced, turned resentful. _ . ®W3I9» MC* SERVICC INC you have learned gradually to re- I of her. ruthless, unscrupulous schemes win her. But she
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, IIANCHIESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1934. VA<2R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JTULT 0. gles which were damaged are also j the several playgrounds are as fol- belng moved. lows: _Ralph - . _Martin, son ot Mr. Hartford, - Btaedlct lif. Hoidsn, Jr., replace the 700 policemen who IBIG CROWD DANCES and Mrs. A. L. Martin of Davis unlona and public asaembllM, the In lOOfl, and his father and naother, State tospeets Rotary of Hartford. Hyman Holtman of waged the' battle for law and order BOMBS CONTINDE paper pointed out, saying that "no ROCKVILLE avenue, as head supervisor with two Inspectors from the State High- •1BREEPASS Hartford. Stephen A. Homick of yeaterday, marks the first time Na- NORin END CHURCH SIMPLE CEREMONY are burled side by side. B E W ISE reconciliation with this gallows and way Department were in Rodgville directors for each of the two play- Waterbury. Edward Horwlti of tional Guardsmen have been called 'The graves are placed against a prison regime for the working clsss AT‘BLOCK’PARH again yesterday'morplnf inspecting grounds imder him as follows; msT WATiomi S tores New Haven. Louis Philip Hurley, to duty In San Francisco since the moss-covered stone wall, bordered TO SCARE ADSTRU will tear open prison doors or liber- tbe new traffic lanes at the Inter- Northeast School playgrounds, John EC O N O M IZE Jr„ of West Haven, Douglas D. AT CURIE FUNERAL by a row of benches. IH^PAM INATIONS earthquake-fire disaster in 1006. SCHOOL 10 OPEN ate captives. section of West Main, Main, Unlofi Reardon and Miss Itosella Casarti; Johnson of New' Haven, Vincent W'. . Blooms for First Time ' Young Guardsmen (Oontlmied from Fage Om ) *’ STEVENS CO. TO OPEN 6Iaple Street School playgrounds, Jones of West Hartford, George E. (Osnttnned from Fags One) At the head of Prof. Curie’s and Elm streets. The Guardsmen presented a The traffic lanes have proven i Marjorie Walnwright and Francis Kinmoutft, Jr„ of Mystic. Meyer L. grave is a rambler rose bush plant- Rain Threatens Bat Holds youthful contrast to the weary and tria aroused a conference of Cath- very popular with the through traf-1 Leonard, Kravitg of New . Haven, Bernard , BROTHERS ARE EXECUTED; ed and least expensive part of the ed 28 years ago by Madame Curie. A RETAIL SALESROOM harassed police whose places they VacaHon Classes to Begin olic Storm Troop leaders at Ktagen- I t Is now in gorgeous blopm for the fic but local autotsts are finding Rockville Briefs OTtf Those Saccessfoi Kroanick of Derby. frWng Levine of little village cemetery. BRUNNER’S were taking. furt to denuuid tha.t the government The A. W. Robertson fam ily are New Haven, Elbert G. Manchester j Roses were distributed to each of first time since it was planted, vil- Off Until Program Can Be fault. With bayonets glinting and gas do soVnething against the Nazis. touring the west and are to visit N i- of Winsied, Paul W. McMahon of MURDERED MAN FOR $25 the 23 laboratory associates and 15() lagers said. Former System of Hockanum T h e old rotary set, which Is not in Check Our Prices! maiks swung from their shoulders, Monday — Will Be Eighth 'The conference urged particular- agara Falls and the Great Lakes be- Who Took Tests— To Be Merideni Miles F. McNlff, Jr.,' of friends and scientists who were Beside the severely plain casket use at the present time due to the the troops oived to their stations ly that Nazis in government Jobs be Completed. Co. of Selling Cloth to Ctm- sides stopping at the World’s Ex- Waterbury. Albert Miller of Ham- there when an automobile hearse were laid wreaths from the French state recommendation that It be as scattered - rowds of strikers and" dismissed and government commis- (Oontlnaed from Page One) Burners to Be Resumed Tues- position at Chicago. Land O’Lakes C f t den. Theodore P. Moser of Hart- brought the casket at 11:30 a. m. government, the President of Po- teropiorarily discontinued, is prov- LAMB Sworn in Next Tuesday. sympathizers -watched the military Season. sars be installed in ail buslncas es- The members of Tolland Grange Butter, 2 lbs...... 3^C ford, Joseph M. Nevin of New Ha- The mourners formed a line and land, the Polish ambassador, and day. ing a handicap as It blocks a por- occupation in sullen silence. tablishments and factories suspected say good-bye to his relatives. His Ourkee^s Famous o ven, Janes J. O’Connell of Bridge- each placed a rose on the closed probably all radium laboratories la Tkiwatentng rain obligingly beta tion of tbe south side of tbe street visited Coventry Grange on Thurs- Outside a pier, a group o f abvut of being' pro-Nazi. brother, a year his senior, was calm the world, tncludlag those in the d*y evening when the third and port, Morris Pollncr of Mlcldlo- and silent. casket in walking by. off laat night to allow lb « annual The M. T. Stevens A Sons Com- The matter Is now under considera- Dressing (small) . N*w Htwa. July 6.—(AP)—A 100 strike pickets drifted'away be- Rev, F. C. Allen of the Second In, the Kufsteln district the gov- Mme. Curie’s two daughters, United States and Canada. tion for the removal of this. rotary fourth degrees were conferred upon Cie/ntZ/ie town, Joseph J. Rinaldi of . Stam- Congregational church who started Confemlon Falls ItM-Ctaamber o f Comm'erce "block pany, at its Hockanum 6IllIs branch Ivory Soap, O C B*t of 63 candidAtes who paaaed the ford, William 8. Rodte of . Bridge- fore a colmun pt soldiers advancing ernor issued orders forbidding gov- heavily veiled and wearing black, 61 me. Curie, who died Wednesday because It is out of line more than i a class of candidates for both the flr.st church vacation school In It was not until after midnight donee" to be held on Main ' etreet in Rockville is to open a retail cloth granges. Medium, 5 bars ... d * i 3 C ■tste bar exanilnatlone ,waa an- port. George A. Saden of Bridge- with levelled bayoneta." ernment employees to patronize and a son-in-law then. According to at the age of 66, a martyr to science twenty feet.- j town, directs attention of the par- that Manuel learned that his last between Oek and Maple itreets. A slUesroom here In the immediate fu- nousced today by William B. port, Samuel R, Sallick of .South In addition to the Guardsrtion al- shops owned by Nazi sympathizers. French custom, stood nearby and because her raudim experiments To Select Jorors A meeting of the Rockville' Jef- Monax, -Large, Cup Q o ents of children living at the North minute confession had failed to save contributed directly to her death, Boardman, secretary of the state Norwalk, Vincent J. Scamporino of ready on duty, another 1,000 troops Socialist Comment ■received condolences. They shook eprlnkle Juet before 9 o'clock In- ture. The salesroom will be at 145 The Board of “ Jury Commission- ferson Club, the "Yoiing Guard” ' 1934 and Saucer, pkg. .. d £ i3 C Knd to the fact that the school will t-.ls brother’s life and their final ap- was a native of Poland. * Democrats of Rockville, bar examining committee. Mlddiclown. Max M. Shapiro of were notified to hold thenisclvcs in The Arbelter Zeitung, secretly cir- hands with the other mourners as dicated another postponement but W est Main street and will open next | era for Tolland County, consisting of “ Cmocraw o f R ^k villc, was held The successful candidates were open for'its eighth consecutive sea- p«-als had failed. Fred listened as at- The casket had a small plain Pillsbury's o r ' O O New London, Abraham M. Silver of readiness for mobilization. culated official organ of the out- all passed by and out of the ceme- the tkiea cleared wrtthin half an Tuesday morbing. It will be in Archibald W. Buchanan, Francis W. /‘j™®*' Alderman among about 100 who took the ex- son Monday morning at 9 o’clock. torney Fred (3. Richardson told silver plate- bearing her name and 'Tuesday morbing. Gold Medal, 5 'bs. . ^ O C West Haven, Norman L. Spelke of "Law and order will be main- lawed Socialist Party, Offered its tery. hour and the dance waa started. H. Bill and W illis H. Reed, will m eet' Cratty presiding, SPRING aminations in June. The school will continue for three Manuel there was no hope. But Fred the dates of her birth and death. charge of William Mead. Stamford, Abraham W. Shapiro of tained at any cost,” declared Colb- comment on the German-Austrlan No Words Spoken Originally planned for laat Tuesday Tills Is tbe same location as tbe next Xtonday at 9 o’clock, standard 1 — _ _ _ _ _ They w’lU be sworn in at 11 a. weeks. .Monday to Friday forenoons did not learn until the brothers were Wreaths of roses were placed on top evening, the event waa postponed Stamford, Charles Stroh of W est' hcl- R. F. Mlttelstacdt, dommandlng Inclusive. situation. The flower ceremony was con- of the casket. salesroom conducted by the Hock- m., next Tuesday in Superior Court, Hartford, Anthony M. Tapogna of . clone in the darkness of their ceils, until laat night. the troops on the waterfront. "W e Mr. Allen will be a.ssisted in con- "The Second Revolution is com- ducted without a word 'being spok-' The mourners and the fam ily left anum Mlljs Company several years jurors will be selected fi I R U B I N O r S A N N O U N C E IL C E R T O by Judge Patrick B. O'Sullivan. | Hartford, Robert E. Trevethau of: loi he did not understand nor speak en. But the human silence was Enter Into Spirit from September 1. , • , , are equipped with rifles; bayonets, ducting the school by Mrs. Klarence ing." the paper aid .' "despite the the cemetery before the casket was ago, which was discontinued be- 1 York, Pa.. Harry Tulin of Hartford, 1 Enzlish. The dancers entered into the spirit • Those who pasapd were: . j automatie rifles and machine g\ms. Karlson, who will have charge of collapse of the Roehm conspiracy. broken by -the constant singing of lowered into the grave, which was cause of complaints by some of their Many jurors selected last year, AklM lVCD CAD V C AI T (B(»ttle) Am o R. Vogt of New- London, A i- : Their note of warning was writ- of the occasion and enjoyed the u j Charles Q. Album of New Haven, The waterfront will not be a safe the intermediate department: Mrs. But now it will not be a Brown hundreds of birds perched in nearby done by village gravediggers imme- customers. were called Into court at the June I A J ilx lV C lY u A n l ALI Nathan R. Bassett of New Haven, bert B. Walker of Hartford. Arthur ten at iianuel’s dictation by George . novelty of the outdoor social evwt. term to serve on tbe juries in the | place for persons whose reasons for Gertrude L. 'Qulsh the juniors and Shirt revolution, it will be a Red trees and the intermittent drone o f diately after the crowd left. The firm will sell a large assort- 25 John Joseph Budd of Meriden,! D. Weln.ateln of Hartford. Daniel F, J. Shaughnessy, 19, of Albany, N. a buzz saw a few feet away on the Young and old joined in the modern trial of several cases. Several o f ' — — being- there are not sufficient to Mi.ss Florence Benson the primary revolution.” I t was just ten minutes from tha ment o f woolen and worsted fabrics Francis J. Butler of Waterbury, I Wheeler. Jr., of Bridgeport. Y., who v.-i!l die in the "gas box” as other side of the wall. -fashioned sets to the music Gtnuint Sprint — Bon«d and rolled If d«iit*d run the risk of 'serious injury," children; Each superintendent will The paper likened the situation in time the casket arrived until aH,i in varied weaves -and colors for the jurors were taken from their I Popular Women’s Apparel Good Luck Jar O Q Henry C. Campbell of Watertown, j Manuel called it, a week from to- McKay's orchestra, often 'Threats of a general strike of have several assistants in the older Austria to conditions in 1880, when ^ u r of the famUy’s graves arc had gone. men’s and women’s wear. places of business without notice be- Store Ha.s Been Located in FOWL Rubbers, 4 pkgs. .. 4 ^ 3 0 John P. Chiota, Jr., of Bridgeport,! day. he entire space between the cause o f the court being short of some 2.6,000 union workers at Port- boys and girls. The intermediate the Austrian Monarchy’s suppres- tl^ e now: Professor Pierre Curie, LA M B FORES Manuel B. Clark of New Britain, i hisband of Mme. Curie and co-dis- e gathered on the east and In former years there was a large talesmen.' The court waited the Manche.iter 27 Years. Miles Standish Chocolate land were made after increasing and primary departments will meet sive measures forced Socialists to Telephone girl's in Berlin roust demand in Rockville for the Hock- FANCY MILK-FED Fmcy milk-led Jo.seph E: Crapanzano of New Ha- MILITIA GUARDS -’FRISCO tenseness th*re caused police to re- resort to bombing. The .average distance of the mm coVerer with her of radium, who west sidewalks. bringing in of a juror or two in sev- Cookies, -e q ven, Merrill S. Dreyfus of New at the North Methodist church, and from the eart his ,92,897,400 miles. spend a set time every day axer- Earlier in' the evening the crowd anum fabrics but it was against the Rubinow’s, 841 Main street, an- sort to ga-s and gunfire in breaking Oovemment Prepared- was killed when struck by a truck ciaing their vocal chords. eral cAses this term. 48 in box L O C I-ondon,. Abe Fortas of New Haven, the junior department which is al- was so great that dancers moved rules of the company to sell at the nounced today its 27th, Anniversary 4-41^ LB A V G up a strike demonstration against The Dollfuss government, how- New Officers Installed . Thomas F. Galllvan, Jr,, of Hart- AFTER BIG STRIKE RIOT w-ays the largest, at. the - Second about writh difficulty, but after the West Main street oNice. At a later Sale, commencing Saturday, - July V E A L LEGS Astor Tea, O 'Y railway .Jank car movements at Congregational church. Children be- ever, which already has banged nine « The newly elected officers of entertainment held at 10:30 o’clock, date, however, the Hockanum com- Corned Bttf mildly cuttd '/)-lb. pk«. . . . ---- Z / C ford, Henry J. Goldl>erg of Hart- piers. Five shots were fired. over Court Foresters Pride, Foresters of 7th and lasting, for one week. Dur- tween the a g e s'o f'6 and 1.6 are wel- Socialists who took part in the re- had been concluded many left and pany opened the salesroom. Still ford, Edward G. Gorsky of Windsor, (Continued from Page One) the heads' of the strikers after a America, at its meeting on Thurs- ing the 27 years that have passed Ib Kriisdale Fruit O C come. Those who have attended cent civil war and sentenced 984 dancing was continued with more later because o f the protests of since its eatablishmcnt, Kubinow’a Adolph Greenbcrf of Brooklyn, wild melee In which police swung day evening, had an installation of Cocktail (large) .. i b 3 C before are anticipating the pleas- others to prison, the newspaper ob- freedom until 1 a. m. wholesale customers, no cloth w u has come to be coivsidered by literal- LB \t LEAN ENDS George H. Hemiin of New Britain, eta. a'o they could search ehacka o n ' night clubs and were showered with the newly elected officers. Tbe in- ures 6f the sehool, and parents are serves, Is reserving its heaviest ' Entertainment onld except through their New York ly thousands o f women as "the logi- Beil cute com-fed •(*•«• Kra.sdaie Stuffed o C Charles McArthur Henderson. of the summit for snipers. I atones. Several, participants, rn stallation was in charge of Deputy urged to send their younger chil- prison sentences for Socialist bomb- The program of entertainment salesroom. cal place to buy your clothes." Olives (10 oz.) ../ O C Stamford, Fannie Himmelateln of The movement of the troops to both aides w.cre injured. Clilef Ranger Ewald Frltzschc of Ib dren, or, if there are new families ers and using :omparatively light arranged by. Director Frank Busch Traveling men passing through Rubtnow’s reputation for fashions French’.s Worcester- i n In this section of the town, they ones for Nazis who are doing most The Manchester Puhlic Market of the Recreation Center was open- Rockville were among the best cus- this city- who is also Chief Ranger RIB R O AST for Court Hearts of Oak. of style and quality is widespread. shire Sauce ...... 1 / C should encourage their boys and of the bombing. ed by AHo Falcetti aCcordeonIst. tomers when- the salesroom was in Among its regular patrons' are girls between tjte above ages to The bombing wave of the 80’s sub- FalcettI played several popular operation before. Inoor|H>ratlng Playgrounds Oakite, 1 .numbered many women from sur- F.ney Rips Ibi take advantage rff the opportunities sided when workers were given a ^Vbur I^ v o ritb FOR SATURDAY numbers and several encores. Ches- Rebuilding Lumber Yayds Indications are that the two com- rounding towns, including Hartford, Bananas pkg...... l O C G
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THE PENALTY ate—you may need help yoursclt -fO fs--. Ho came to me and s^di. "My -some day . . . Boos from ths gal- O'* friend, lery will change a man’s mind q O-^ Will you be klod enough to lend qulcktr. than debate . . . Often A trifling aum, until my pay there la more power In a woman's LOST AND FOUND 1 Is forthcoming next Saturday?’* tears thah in a man’s arguments AUTOMOBILES handed pitchers of the year. Frank- . . . The men who really know house not only pitches with his arm, And I, belioved him to be LOST — SATURDAY, Junt 30th, FOR SAL*:; themselves are usually suspicious if I BOSTON RED SOX hut has ceme to be recognized aa a FOREIGN SIRES OF Boeings trim bristo u A man of high integrity, pair of glutes. between Hollieter I THUNDERBM3$UATEN Bold: "Yes, Indeed, good friend others . . . The wise husband. Is bs FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tenfc- master for hurling gense. who buys his wife such expsnslve lev-"*’ and ProHi>ect slreeta. Finder please FOR SALE—BUICK sedan. W lll^Il n.ent, second floor, near Mam and true, call 8898. ' ' reasonable. Call 8030. Fuchs at Big DUadvantage IN SOFT BAIL CONTEST Gladly will I favor you." china that she won’t trust him to street, rent |16. Inquire 56 1-2 STAGE COMEBACK With one club spending a fortune BY q u m u 11 TO 4 help with the dishes . Vacatioos jC. School street. RACE HORSES BEST .61 Lost—BLUE IRISH terrier dog. If 1829 WHIPPET sedan, 1929 Pontiac to give the fans a pennant winner But, somehow, payday never eaine. are usually most enjoyable after CO'^' found please return to 37 Flower sedan, 1929 Ford pickup, 1927 8 :.'R RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- and put Boston back where It form- The Boeings defeated the Bristols TJia^ardlnsIa took the wind out And never more wds he the same, you get back home. street. Whippet coach 1027 Pontiac coach, ment, with garage, modem Im- erly stood in major league ranks, 8 to 7 on the West Side field yester- ot'tbe sails of the TbunderboIU in « Nor did he deign .ogain to greet 1927 Dodge coupe. Terms, trades. Piovefnents. Call et 15 Ashworth Rooters Turning Qut in Ever rnd the other, particularly an organ- day in a West Side Junior Sqf^ Me, though we often chanced to Youth—I’ve come to a conclusion. e Line of Fair Play Lone Amer- game at the Charter Oak dianiond Girl Friend (excitedly)—What is Cole .Motors.—6463. street, telephone 3022. . , at 1 I tziitlon wnicnwhich oroKCbroke ailall records for Bjtll league contest. The hlttii^of' laat night by winning 11 to 4 In a meet; c' PKRSONALS Incrensinfif N u m b e rs tft ' attendance laat season, content Taggart and T. hloore were features Now I have Just a little less. It? i i i L i c a s i n g i i u i l i U C I S W ,0 lie game made conspicuous by the cost- Youth—1 realised today that 1 r O R RENT-FOUR R O O M .tene- M----- •*' —^ QVX WM ican Strain Able to Match of the game. Taggart al^o enjoyed But still what he does not possess; EPILEPSY—EPILEPTICS! Detroit ly errors of the '^underbolt players. have been a bachelor for years, FLORISTS— NURSERIES If. ment, with garage, all modem Im- Kjj they are, it. Is easy to appreciate five effective Innings o ^ h e mound, All blit three men on the Thunder- He named a bargain price, then sold lady flnda coniplcte relief for hu.'i- provements, 97 Bridge street. that the loyalty of Boston fandom Hie self-respect for paltry gold. and— band. Specialists home-abroad, Colors of Bucky Harris. whiffing eleven men. ' The score: bolt nine .muffed the ball during tbe Girl Friend—Ob, Jack, this Isr— LATE CABBAGE PLANTS, 3 do* , cannot help but be affected. Though Outlanders. Boeings'. course of the game. Zwick poled out failed. Nothing to sell. All,letters 25c, 60c hundred, few tomatoes and Youth—And I decided I'd had a FOR R^NT—4 hOOM tenement, Judge Fucha, one of the most lovable ^^'ab • r a home run and Weir a two bagger. THE TROUBLE WITH SWELL answered. Mrs Geo. Dempster asters left, at Odermann's, 604 h po a e very good time and that I'd keep it with all improvements, shed and characters In the game and the moat McGann, lf x '.'....2 0 0 Zwick also struck out nine men. RESORTS IS THAT THEY’RE Apt. G-36, 6900 Lafayette Blvd, Parker street. garage. Inquire 32 Cottage street. Boston, Mass..' July 6.—Once 0 0 0 up- popular club owner of adherenti to New York. June 6.—Whatever McGown./fe ...... 2 1 0 1 0 0 while Pantaluk fanned sceven. The JAMMED W'XTH PLAIN PEOPLE West. Detroit .Mieh. again did Boston,- formerly an the answer, foreign sires of run- score; UKE YOURSELF WHO CAME TO FOR RENT—THREE room flat, on his cause and made thic Braves more BcnsoflU'lb ...... 1 1 4 1 0 ANY MAN WHO IS CARELESS American League stronghold, is re- popular than any National League nlng horses are at present driving T. Moore, p ...... 2 Cardinals SEE THE SWELLS. .MOVING— TRUCKINU- Oakland street. Apply M. J. Cough- 2 0 2 1 I with his own af f airs will turning to the fold. After years of ciub has been nere since 1914, it is their American brothers Into Joffes. 3b ...... 2 0 0 I n STORAGE lin, 185 North Main street. O’ Youth—W hafa dignity, ^Daddy BE CARELES.S WITH'THOSE OF 20 indecision and wayerln^. and a dis- winning baseball and not personal, eclipse. Breeders now cannot' afford It . Martin,' ss . . . . 3 0 1 4 1 2 Canade, lb ...... 4 2 3 2 Manchester Rautenberg, 2b »r? HIS EMPLOYER. FOR RENT—FOUR AND six room position to-turn towards the stand- popularity that makes the turnstiles to overlook the achievements - 6f Weir, '2b ...... 2 1 0 1 0 Q . .5 I 1 2 PKRRETT A GLENNEY INC. local certain progenitors of forcIgn-blrth, Weir. 3b ...... 3 2 f Daddy—Dignity, my son, is what Evening Herald Mats, all Improvements garage It ards ofi the'Braves, the rooters are click. Kennedy, c f ...... 4 1 0 2 0 0 3 3 Girl—When 1 let you bug and Ictss u d long . distance moving: Dally Sir Gallahad III, for exampie. the Zwick, p ...... 3 1 3 1 bu think you have until the boss express to Hartford. Overnight desired. Telephone 5230 or 4545. turning out in ever increasing hum- Everyone in town would like to Junebiig. rf ...... 2 0 « 0 - 0 0 me everything seems to go round. CLASSIFIED French stallion that got Gallant — — — — Hampton. If . . . . 3 0 0 1 says: “ What’s the meaning of ,'ervlce to and tron ,\’eW York. Tel. hers to the colors of Bucky .Harris :ee Fuchs given free rein and put Macintosh, c .. this?” Her Boy Friend—It makes you ADVERTISEMENTS andy the Red Sox, *That'.s why every High Quest, and man.v an- 20 6 3- 15 3 3 . .2 2 0 9 oU63, 886(1 or 8864. into operation plans that he has en- other good one, stich as Gallarit Doggart, ss . .. . 4 dlszy T teserved seat,in Tom Yawkey’s new s. 0 I 0 Girl—Nd. I mean it seems to go ^uat ilx wordA U' • UA*. lUJSlNESS LOCATIONS tertained for years, but .with such a Sir. Happy Gah-and Sir Thomas. Noren. r f ...... 3 2 1 1 WHO CAN’T AFFORD TO BE grandstand w-as sold nearly a week TO ab r h po a e round to all my friends. tnltlaU, bumbtrt *d4 «bbr*vUtloa» FOR RENT 64 condition the remotest -of possibili- Foreign-bred horses, or horses Weiss, cf ...... 3 •1 1 2 GENEROUS? — \WTH OTHER •Ach count cc A.-^ord AOd compound PUBLIC PASSENGER In advance of the July 4 holiday bar- ties the fans will naturally flock to R. McGown, 2b’ »-3 1 1 0 1 0 wordc AC two wordA Mlnlmom eout la by f o r e !^ sires, have fastened Haugh. as ___ 2 Suchle. 2 b ...... 1 0 0 0 PEOPUE'S MONEY. . SERVICE 20A gain bill between the Red Sox and the standards of the winner. ’. .4 0 2 0 2 Carrots are good for the nerves, price ot threa ilnen I'O RENT—OFFICES at 865 Mam virtually a choke hold on Ameri- E. Moore, c ...... 4 1 I Line rAtct per dep for trAnateat Yankees, And the Rea Sox are winning can racing. The great line of Fair 7 0 0 Totals Asker—Why are you sere on that the teeth and the complexion, while street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed- Taggart, p ___ ..3 2 2 0 31 11 13 21 3 2 AdA IN ADDITION TO Silver Lane Bus ward J. Holl. Tel 4642 and 8025. It ha.s taken years to bring about games, winning scries and bringing Play appears to be the lone Ameri- 2 0 Thunderbolts Sminent mitllonairc? He has done pic is good to cat. RffeotiTe ainrck 17. IPST Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge party this change, for Boston fans have Hammill, 3b . .. . .3 i I 1 0 1 CAab CharEe cut the oldtime tiascball spirit hers. can strain able to stay up with the Georges, If . . . . Murray. 2b Such wonderful things. or team trips, we also offer 7 pas- long memories and some will never When a team. In spite of a.mediocre . .2 0 0 0 0 - 0 Teller—I was one of them. • C o a a e c u u v e Oapc ..( 7 oia> I ota outlanders. From this line came WIess, lb ...... 3 Mohr, c ...... 2 0 1-7 0 1 t Conceeutlve Dapr a.l I otai U eta senger sedan livery. Phone 3063, forgive or forget the policy that in- pitching staff, can keep in sii^itf'close 1 1 5 O'' 0 HOUSES FOR RENT Peace Chance, Dlscoverv, and Mata Hagenow, rf . , . . . .3 1 Pantaluk, p .... 3 * 1 0 1 3 0 1 D ap ...... I U Ota] \$ ota 4860, 8864. duced the late Harry Frrizee to sell (ouch with the leaders for,a full half Harl. 1 1 I 0 Muschko, lb ,...3 1 1 6 0 1 Asked how to dc.scrlbe a girl, a Flapper. Fanny Says: AH ordera for trrarnlAi Incnmona Lupe, cf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 win be chATEed At the one time ratA FOR RENT—6 ’ ROOM house, on a championship outfit piecemeal to ot the -season, overcojn^ the disap- Until recently, fbreign tags 1 Murphy, cf .... 2 0 1 1 1 1 Woman in a court at Greensboro, Speela) ratea for long tarm eeerp Porter street, v/lth all Improvc- thn'Ncn’ York club owners. Even pointments caused Ijy the failure ot meant little to American horse- Rudnick, 3 b ___ 3 0 0 2 1 1 N. C., is reported to have eald: "I ( day edveritatos viva upon regueat i REPAIRING 26 7 9 14 6 4 f*) IT'iHlalii* rni. 1930 2.1 nienta. Telephone 6922. during the. regime of Bobby Quinn, Grove, Walbcrg and Bishop, hold its men. They recalled Challenger II Bristols ...... Dupont, rf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 have never really seen her—she’s Ade ordered for three or alx daya k ved and highly re.specteid by base- . .011 51--3 half an inch thick with paint.” And ctopped before the third or fifth own with ^ashlneton and New and Papynis, and the efforts on this Boeings ...... Green, as ...... 3 1 1 0 0 1 WHILE Y'OU ARE summer house- FOR RENT- FIVE room bungalow, lull followers In this neck of the . 1. . e . . .101 05—7 Taggart, If ------3 1 0 1 0 1 day will be charged only for the aa* cleaning, why not send that faded V-ork, and Jose but one scries of the side of the French animal, Eplnard. S( ORCHY SMITH Two Horsemen tual number of ttmee the d appear- 03 Cambridge street. Telephone v/ciods, the Red Sox w-ero none too last 12 .played. It Is easy to under- They remembered that save for SOME PEOPLE ARE LIKE CAR- ed. charging at the rate earned, but end worn chair to us to be reup- 4740. vtell thought of, for the breaches Totals ...... 25 4 6 21 5 ~6 ROTS. EVERYBODY SAYS THEY DO allowance or refunde can be made bolstered. In colors to match your stand that Harris has an eventual Bonnie Scotland, Australian, and c 'm o n , Bovs — w e 'p c G o w a \ 'T'w ENTV Mites SoOTHgAST, NAT6E FCETCHeR on alx time-ade atopped after the made In the organization Ihrougn Eclipse—all imported during the Two base hits, Weir; home runs, are GOOD, BUT NOBODY LIKES draporlee? Our work is excellent. lO KENT— SEVERAL Uestrabid championship team in the making B A C K I b TIIC RANCH, P R o m p ' . DRIVES Mis Big car iN-re the Sagebrush fifth day. that ruthless sale of stars were and one that wil! require 'but little Civil ^ War u period—no foreign stal- Zwick; hits off Zwick 6. Pantaluk THEM. No "till forblda"! dleplay llnea m» X Kstimatcs Phono 3615, Manchester .Uve. six and seven room houses, never repaired. 13; stolen bases. Cardinals 9; Thun- TMIS CATTL6-TRUCK RUSTUNG ' aoid. additional strength to bring a pen- lion had ^been able to found an en- BesiDC THE Road and shuts OFF-nte mo t o p. Upholstering Co„ 218 North Elm single and double; also heated But times have changed, a-t'ranj. derbolts 6; left on bases. Cardinals WISE AND OTHERWISE: T>m MAS «ONK H4R INOUGM - > The iierald will not be reeponelble ttreet. Busy since 1922. rant to Fenway Park. I kne tor TDore than one looorreet iDaertloa apartment. Apply Edward J. HoU, formation has been brought about 8, Thunderbolts 4; base on balls off man who just occasionally practices of any advertlaemeot ordered for Phone,, 4642 and 8026. The crippled and undermanned j what he prsaches never gets very WHEN YOUR FURNITURE needs by Owner Tom Yawkoy, and the Braves have done far bettef- than ex- Bear Foreign Trade Marks Zwick 3, Pantaluk 6; hit by pitchsr |rore than oee time. B3>od at it . . . Uneasy lies the ~ The Inadverteni omieaive et moor* repairing, call J. J. Hillman. 68 Clearest evidence of this altered ; ected, and will draw some share of But things have changed. For Murphy; struck out by. Zwick 9, rect publteatlon of adverttelDg will be state of affairs Is given by the splen- Pantaluk 7; umpires, W. Murray hoad that wears an unearned blue Bpruce street. Telephone 8446. SUMMER HOMES the local patronage. But the Red Instance. Cavalcade, entirely Eng- Murphy. ^ reotifieJ only by canoellatlou of tbe did patronage that has rewarded lish bred, although he was born in eagle . > . Business Is looking up ebarge made tor tbe aervlee rendered. FOR RENT 67 Sox, continually gaining strength, Lou Gehrig, Yanks—Hit two for thoss who ore looking it up . . . AH advertiaementa muet oonform Vawkey's efforts to put a champion- and particularly since Henry John- this country, is the dominating fac- homers and two singles for seven In etyle. copy and typography with t-hip team in Boutou a^aln. In Jiresent 3^ear=old_ raring •The modem vocabular. has beeu SALESMEN WANTED 36 A FOR KEN'r—6 ROOM cottage, wesL staged his sensu.ional aome- nfJYa nks' eight jruna* ..... boUed right datVB to "Y e a h " . . . regulattona enforced by the publlah- atilo Columhia Lake, drinking _ Bweral hapijenings ha've tended to back, are adding rooters to the Possibly nexf Jiest is Peace Chance. Ora] Hildebrand, Indians—Shut SEE ROSES IN BLOOM ,era end they reiei^e the rtght te riALEMAN WITH car, New Eng- bring this condition about. In the- But the veteran New York handi- A real service for you. Special Noiab was a few years too* eqrly edit, revtae or i eject eny copy oon- water, electricity, boats, garage American League cause every day, out White Sox, allowing eight hits with his flood to get tfi tm the relief eldared obJeetlonahlA land. Sell . dislufectant, waxes, Phone-5661. 111 St place, while the Red Sox have and unless the rival management capper, W. S. Vosburgh, thought Joe Moore. Giants—Hit homer pcrml.-jslon until July isth from CLOSING. HOURS—Claaalfled ede to soaps, to schools, factories, instltu- enough of Cavalcade’s stablemate. well known grower, allows us to IMnds . . . The voice ciwing in the strengthened tremendously over last shows a disposition to repair sag- with bases full, starting Giants on 'Wilderness these days often sounds be pubHehed came day mult he fe- tion.s. Write full qiiallfleations. Box aea.son, expended fully a quarter ot High Quest, to handicap him higher victory scoring rampage. escort you to field where over 100 celved by II o'clock noon: Maturdayo ulng fences, the Braves must give very much like "gimme" . . . Na- O g-m N G OUT, ME WAU4S TO A 14:ld A m. X, Herald. a million for new players, and kept than the mighty Equipoise. Dolph Camllll, PhllHes—Four choice varieties arc In bloom. Woman suffrage first spoke In Singing Wood, the sprin er that No extra charge. Fall deliv- ture is never in a hurry . . . The America In Maryland In 1647, when on trying to Improve up to the very base clout In eighth broke tie and Wife is almost as Inquisitive as a NEARBY CffEGIC, SITS OH A ROCK, TELEPHONE YOUR moment that the trading season end- gave game to Phillies. ery in Sepi ember. Spring deliv- Mistress Mary Brent, heir of Lord the $100,000 Belmont Futurity last ery In April. All rosea guaran- bank examiner , . The more yo-j LIGHTS A GUARET...... AND WAI-TS. WANT ADS. SITUATIONS WANTED— Calvert, demanded a place In the ed this year, the Braves’ manage- Bob Johnsqu. Athletics-Singled worry, the sooner you will reach the. Ada are accepted over tbe telephoae ______FEMALE 3a muit has laid dormant. The Red Sox September, and the Queens County home winning run against Red Sox. teed true to name and color. lcgls.lature^ of the colony as an ex- Handicap at ' the cherished With- land where all worries are ende'J WASHINcrniN Ti'BBS At tbe CHAROU RATE given above tensive property holder. lidded Grove, W’alberg, Ferrell, Os- By appointment only. . . . Despite ajl the safety 'devices ewrx Byl'rane OUT OUK WAY aa a convenlen e ’ to edvertlaare, but WA.NTED-BY COMPETKNTlaun’"- ers this season. Is -by the Imported l' rmueller, Pennock, Soltcrs, Hinkle. Lumpkin Hall, built 92 years ago IHB ROActsTER TURNS IN THE DRIVE Of \ AW KI&HT— AW RK3 HT.' th» CASH rates win b«. accepted a# dress, laundry work to do at home. Royal Minstrel. As a matter of fact, Write or Phono 8784 .buslne-ss keeps up nrott.v well at the r / ^ P'ULL PAYMENT If paid at the buel- Reynolds. Morgan. Cissell, Lary] as the home of G'overrior Wilson morgue . . . "Going'tb the Devil" 1 A PRIVATE SANITARIUM N E A R W IN LL ADMIT IT WOM'T \ I i OUT ON YOUR. IDEAS, n*t» ufflc* on or before tbe eeventh Write B.JX Z, Herald. the first three to finish In the Bel- Lumpkin of Georgia, still stands on 1 / 1 ' Bishop and others to fue tci-jn In JOHN S. WOLCDIT & SON may yield Its thrills, but what of the Girls who cun talk turkey often C H E STE R ,-2 0 MILKS A W AY. / WORK, VY BUT GIVE A \ I i - CHARUBl Among them. Cavalcade. Sin.ging at Athens. 117 Hollister Street return Journey? . . . Be consider- fall down on their ehlna. GUV A CHANCE TO U SE \ I A ‘ ANV WORKOUT OE VOU RATE will be coHected No teaponaf- FOR SALE ftans, Harris acquired a real major blUty for error* In telephoned ade POl LTKY AND SUPPLIES 43 league outm. Nothing in the shape Sf/toN G S Wood and High Quest already have HIS head, O N C E I N A 1 PUT THAT " ID EE ” will tie arsumed arid their erouraep SINGLE HOUSE Right on garnered close to $2.50.000, WHILE, WITHOUT STARTjN C^nrrf be gtiaranteed KOA .STING pnCK?l, frisT duck Main .atrec;. with a good size money or effort was 'spared to V E .STE R D .V V ’S R E S U L TS Bazaar, the filly which captured • cK.s, and duwcllngs. Oakland Duck lot, 70 feet oh Ma.n Htiect and a give Bucky a team that seemed Norfh e aslern last .year’s rich Hopeful and other IH EG TO HOLLER, BEFORE A/ INDKX OF I arm, tclpplione .1379. depth of 150 feet. T.als house la tijund to go places. Liberality was Worcester 4, Watertown 2. stakes, was, as was Cavalrade, Im- GUV EVEN (SITS TO TR"/ CI.ASSIFICATIONS one of the best biiiii homes In the keynote of Yawke.v's policy. To- Lowell 5. .Manchester 2. ported “In utero" from Old Albion. HIS ID E E S OUT. Blrtl- ...... A town oonsiHtliig ot H Kooiim, fire- day this p.illcy is drawing a Just re- New B-idi' rd 6. Cambridge 1. KnaBe«menta ...... B GARDEN— F A R M - place, oak fliHir.s and trim, suit- turn. I Hartford - Springfield p o s Marr:rtiree ...... G poned).. Ten of Fifleem Greats Uratl* ...... D DAIRY PRODUCTS .'>11 porch and all othcY modi'iii im- Braves F ull to Excit e Iinaglimtloii OtnnoM la National Starting with Reigh Count, a MAt COeftRAN eeoneE Core .il Thanka ...... E provements Bi-uutlful fluw.-r It has been Just the opposite wil.h : representative list of 15 great or ‘ 5M Iies. In Memortam ...... F garden, S;.criiice. C IA /A thi Brav. .1. Lo.nr over the Tribal Philadelphia 14, Boston 11. Lcei and Found ...... r*..••••., 1 near great horses of the past few ^'OU SALK 1*1 ACUKS of rye. In- Crlce \ ...... $ 0 > 0 U U line-iip and you will .see that new Now York 13, Brookl.vn 7. ; years' Includes Equipoise, Twenty AnnounCementa | quire Od Spencer ntreet. SIX-ROOM SINGl-E HOUSE fines in the Boston N.atlonal roster (Only vaims scheduled). Per»Dnal» »-•* ••*•••••• • .Ana rleaii ; Grand. Gallant Fox, Sur. Beau, A oromnhil^ Residential section. Steam heat; j lire pitifully few and fur between, I Whlchone, Cavalcade, High Quest, Aulumobllct-Ybr SaU ...... 4 flrepliicc, oak and pine trim, ^ borne one had to he secured to HU i New York 8 Washington 3. Aulorool^lea for K.=.**hange I PhlliidoliihlB 6. Boston 5. . j Mate. Bvirfeoc King, Peace Chance. timiSKIlOU) (iOODS .»> usplialt sliihgl > roof, large lot (>0 ; Ihe .shoes of tnc iiii.-.dng Maranville ‘ , War Glory, Dark Secret. Gallant Auto^^CCraeorlra--Tlrra 4 ft. frontage and l.K) f'l in depth. I -’ o the veteran .\tarty Me.Manus wa.-. Uli'vcl.-imi 8- Chicago 0. ” Au.^"' Repairing—Ramllng t I'wK SALK 2 HAND vHcmim ; Knight, and Gallant Sir. ATE a f t e r n o o n , t w o p c u c b c a r s t r a i l a .AtJto Schocla ...... 7»A Beaut ifullv lanilaeaped. $,1uo : o.htalned at the eleventh hour to HI. (Only games acheriulcd). te3 SNAPPY ROADSTER OUT OF THE CITY OF BRiSTQl . cleanoifl, aUo practically new lloo- SI \M>I\G I Ten of these are by., foreign pro- Auloi—Ship by Truck ...... | I tnc bill. A new catcher was needed, SOME appear ^ Auloa—For Hire ...... t ytT. Ueanonable. Write Box AB, N orlh f-a slcni creators, only Equipoise. Burgoo f 5 jffe- -n . . ~r J- 735 "N /^ L L are HEAVILY ARMED, Itrc $5000I tut none was fortheonilrig. No new King, Peace Chance, Dark Secret, RATHER I I I III III' — Oarages—Service—Storage tc HeraRI. lO-ROOM SINGLE HOUSE Molorcyclea—nicyolet ___ 11 I oulflelders. no new utility men wore ' . w PC. and War Glory being American N ER V OUS. T (^e EP CXJTA SIGHT, BOYS, A N D Wanted Autoe—Motorcycles ‘ it Over one-half acre of land. In : lu.ded to help out a string . that l.s .New Bedford ...... 3 1.000 . bred. Hartford ...... 2 SURROUND THE PLACE AS BEST flaeloese and Profeaelnnal fervfrea heart of town H. I'se Is In I lamentably wch'k In se.veral im- 1.000 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser YOU CAN UNTIL.THE CHIEF AND Business Services Offered ..... II ROOMS WiTIIOU'I HOARD .19 .splendi.t condition. Steam heat, Manchester 2 Ixioking over the list of mares, p-irtanl pi-int.-c One extra outHelder .867 one might name Tred.Avon, Top THE others GET (JERE, Household Services. Offered ...... ll-A oak tl FOR RENT—3 ROOM apartment ______/ < f e f p o a r! | and four room flat on 43 Mapie M _ T . M RCO. U RAT. Off ^ ^ReidlliefleraidiUri. • trtet. is good coBcUUon. Tat, 6517. 1M4 SYMASIWV9C*. mfc. 2^ AAprefMA' f. f ...... ' - JHanrliratrr Ettnting Ilm iO .FTRtDAY;. John Rota and family of 339 School ' street and Dick Wilson of ABODTTOP Knox street left this morning in a car motoring to Toronto, Canada to TRI-STORE and SLart.lnc iJUcLthlfva visit Mrs. Rota's Mater and two sons yf[tlie tiu Yamg People'* aociety of I laitberaa Ooncordi* cburch will who have just come from Italy. They It* regular monthly bualnesa planned also to see the Orangemen's IMetlBC thi*thto eveningevent at the church parade in Toronto July 13. mptiy at • o’cI’clock. Plana will completed at thla meeting for James William of Windsor who rI ewm'iel outlDg to be held Satur- la a private pilo.t at the Pfatt St July 14, at Rocky Neck atate Whitney Aircraft company will rk . Devotional exercise* will be speak on avlatloif at the Monday charge of Elducational Secretary noon meeting of th< Manchester Ki- [las PMii O. Dreger, A social time wanls club at the Country club- 1th refreshments, will follow the house. Harold .Turklngton will It Hits A Still Greater Stride~-This Great Month-Wide Anniversary Celebration Beeting. furnish the attendance prize. A Two-Door Chevrolet Sedan Will He Given Away During July! Our Second Floor Is Contributing G.E. Vacuum Cleaner Its Share Of Values For This Sale! Given Away Monday Nigrht, July 9th 'B tm & 7^m Q n,9 nc I The first of the four prizes will be given away at the State'Theater Live In Them All Summer Monday night at 9 o'clock. « Sforo rioscd All Dav Mondava from, Julv Hth re- do September 3rd BSecond week, a Voss electric refrigeratof. Third week, a Norge electric refrigerator. Final week, a 2-door Chevrolet sedan. tomorrow ends..Brown Thomson’s > Coupon given out with each 25c CAsh and charge, purchase. Or COTTONS payments on accounts over 30 days old. JULY It's not only that these dresses are cotton . . and c>)o’ . . that make.s them smart. It's the Chevrolet casual, go-aa-you-pleat(A„air about CLEARANCE them . . grand dre.sSe.s for all aummer wear in town, at the beach, for sports. Come In and Special No. see them today! (Look For These Chevrolet Specialn During July. One Will Be Featured In Every Adverti.'ifticent.) SALE ^Cool, cheer voiles In both types for young girl/i and older matrons. $1.19 Cotton Crinkled 0 Three-ple.ee play togs.In seersucker and pique- short!*, blouse, aklrt. • Sqn-bock piques and seerauckeia.' LINEN SUITS SPREADS • Sporty model* with sailor type coUars. Also gay plalda. At HALE’S Cotton Dress Section—Second Floor. $4.75 Pastels! Prints! Whites! had Were $5.95 tomorrow! The popular bl-awing back styles, made of Belgian Sale of ‘P E T S ’ • Just 60 spreads to pre-shrbnk I'nen. In natural color only. . SILK sell at 79c . . shop -the two-way early in the* day for marvel yours. Sizes 14 to 20; •' Light weight cotton Second P’loor crinkled spreads f.v summer use "in town Ro.se the . or at the cottage. Blue The Most Popular Of • Full bed size, 81x109 Gold inches. 'Hie Season's High Green COTTON HOMESPUN Fashions Are Induced! - Spreads— Orchid -.M' Main Floor, left. White ^ Get In On This Marvelous COATS Fabi'ic “Buy” Tomorrow! HATS Regular Crisp, Fresh $4.75 Here are represented the seasnn'.s J3.50 Seller mo.sl .successful styles in tubable silk $ Were $5.95 frocks as well a.« those indispensable print.s! Many, sport matching or epn- .trasting jacket.-*. All in al' we think Smart .sumnier coats that every woman needs for Judging by the way these hats Two-way stretch meshy elastic, Cottons they're tlie grandest little "ilk dres.ses daytime'wear. t\ lute only. Swagger styles. at this price . . you will, too, when you are Iwing picked up . they must double-knit back to niakt you slim see them! be grind vnluc.t. They are! and flat. Tlie ide.al nll-amund gir- Sizes 14 to 20. SiKuty models ns v.ell as larger dle for juniors and slim gals of all Silk Frocks- Main Floor, rear. brims for dress weir, Grandest ages. Supple cnoug!- to play ten- little bats to sec you through the nis or golf - ill. And special for Second Floor remaining two months of summer! SATURDAY! Main Floor, center. Main Floor, rear. Yard Heavy Pure #Tub-F,i.st SPECIAL! •Sun-Fast Silk Slips • New Patterns • Fresh Colorings Opening July Ninth Shadow-Panel and “Gordon” “Kill-Proof" Seani! ®25c and 29c Grades i i ■ 'Vhat an a.sSortment—batistes, kerchief lawns, printed voiles, cor- ,ri,( -- dettca. A grand v c ^ ty of colorings and patterns that arj Impervious REMNANT Silk Hose to soap and watei>/ Special Saturday I Wash Fabrics—Main Floor, left. Extra SALES ROOM Special! Here’s A Needed Special! of the iC [ W i r e Gotham Made slips insure perfect SAT- M. TySTEVENS & SONS CO. ISl-'ACTION! , . because of their: Gordon—a name that stand.s for the utmost in quality. WepCe 1. Heavy quality silk crepes. Rubbish Burners taking our higher priegd c y io n HOGKANUM MILLS 2. Seams and laces pulUprbof. stocking and featuring tb< 4. Perfectly styled -and (Uted. thread service weigkfs. Good colors. 145 West .Main St., RfH'kvilIc, Connecticut ft. White and tearose. 34 to 44 1/ Hosiery—Majif Floor, right. Silk Slips. M.aln Floor; rear. Selling large assortments of Woolen and Worsted Fabrics in varied weave.s and col- Extra heavy wire rubbish burners ,t, the large Special Selling! size. Handiest receptacle for bunimg old papers' ors for Men’s and Women’s Wear. For QFAUTV and WEAR and rubbish. About the safest burner you can and There’s .Nothing Like Tailored andkerchiefs iC One Of Our for Jantzen Wool Biggest Aniuvcrjp.ry' Specials! Drug DINE and DANCE Seconds of rcgula- IOC sellers. - 69c Steel The Imperfections can hardly. b6 Swim Suits detected and will not mar the ton wearing qualities. White with Garden Rakes appliqiied or embroidered comers. Main Floor, front. ~ CURLEY’S LUNCH loves 50« Fresh, Cninch.v ?il.00 Nujol...... 67'j 14-tooth rakes. Regular fl9c Meals Of All Kinds stock tp close-out a.- ,50c. 35c Bayer A spirins___ 19c Steaks and Chops Pair > Salted 25c Palmolive Shaving the Look your best lounging on .the beach . . Crdam ...... 19c, diving off the plank . . in a/JANTZEN Our sniart sets arc certainly Come In and Enjoy a Big U-Ounce (ilatw of They fit to perfection .and give you trim, going for these cotton gloves In a slim lines. Sun-back and- strap mmlrls. big way! .Dainty, cool meshes Peanuts 25c Colgate Tooth Paste Rich, flattering shade* and navy. 100% ...... ISc and piques with trlllj organdy WEHLE’S BEER pure wool suits that wear ant. WEAR! cuffs. They look doubk this mod- Firestone ^ est price! 25c Mavis Talcum Pow- 8w1m Suits—Second Floor. Main Floor, light . der ...... l(?c Choice W ines ...... i 5c glass Rubber Hose $1.00 Listerine ...... 59c Privato Booths for Ladies and Escorts on Dance Floor A fresh 3hipme..t for Satur- in resx:- Prophylactic Hair Brushe-* day! Take a pound or two ^ do.wn to the beach this week- ...... 9Sc *2.79 iB40 Main Street Montgomerj Ward Bldg. end. Heavy cor.-ugated rubber hose Th« eb in the 60-foot length. With nozzle. J.W H AU Main Floor, right. MfUn Floor, right. MANCHemED CoNN-t For a limited time on!y! BasemenL I