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HOOVER PLJMS Labor Chiefs Who Will En dorse Presidential Nominee SIX BEECHES TO WORK AFTER EORWAIGN BISMCAHON
Odier Addresses of G ;0 . P. Review^ State Guard Camp Forced to Tarn Back Aftei Nominee Will Be Over the and Drives Through Passing Azores by He* Radio From His Washing Heavy Storm to Albany; chanical Tronble— Taken ton Home. Works on Speech. Washington, Aug. 6.— -The na-f>mlttee, which will be 8ft)poInted by to Spain Where They Plan tional campaign fund which the the eixCcutive council. Each state \ organization is expected to take Stanford University, Calif., Aug. Albany, N.’ Y., Aug. 6.— Governor Anti-Saloon League will spend in .care of its own fight but the central to Retnrn to Paris; Capt 6. — Herbert Hoover’s personal A1 Smith returned to the executive an effort to defeat A1 Smith has organization will ■ be active in campaign for the presidency, if he mansion shortly before 1 o’clock been greatly exaggerated, according “ dpubtful” states. Conrtney to Arrive ii has his own way, will consist of six this morning after an absence of to E. B. Punford, general counsel The executive council is expect major speeches in as many sections for the league. ed to meet about the middle of Au nine days. After disposing of some ‘‘Reports have been- circulated gust probably ,;ln a mid-western New York Today. of the country with occasional use state business the governor plans that our campaign fund will reach city, to appoint the committee. of the radio to broadcast prepared to settle down to work on the final $2,000,000. These reports have Bishop James Cannon, Jr., spon draft of the speech he will deliver no foundation in fact and the fund sor of the defeatist Democratic addresses from Washington, it was Three more trans-Atlantic fligW learned here today. on the steps of the State Capitol on will not approach that figure,” he movement in the south and of the August 22, when he formally ac anti-Smith meeting at Asheville, N. attempts have ended in failure al The Republican nominee definite said. Thousands of votes trom the tanks of organized labor wavered between Governor AT Smith and Her cepts the presidential nomination. The fund will be obtained by so C., probably will be a committee though the misadventures did no' ly rejected all proposals for barn During the latter part of the liciting contributions from “ people member, as he has been in former storming trips on which he would bert Hoover as these men went into conference at At lantic City, N. J. They comprise the Executive cost any loss in life. Council of the American Federation of Labor and are shown as they met to consider, among other prob- week the governor expects to con interested in protecting the Eigh campaign years. Ernest H. Cher- be expected to make a series of fer with U. S. Senator Thomas J. rihgton, director of publicity for Captain Frank T. Courtney an( speeches. The nominee told his lems, which presidential nominee they would support. Left to right, seated: David J. Tobin,.' treasurer; teenth Amendment,” Dunford de Frank Morrison, secretary; Williarh Green, president; Frank Duffey, vice president. Standing, left to Walsh, of Montana, and possibly clared. the league, and Bishop Thomas three companions who hopped of friends that such a campaign would one or two farm leaders from the Nicholson, of Detroit, are also ex at Horta, Azores, in an effort to fl] lower the dignity of a presidential right: Jacob Fisher, Martin F. Ryan, James Wilson a nd James O. Newman. The' league’s national campaign middle west. will be directed by a campaign com- pected to be appointed. to Newfoundland, were due at Nev candidate and that he would not During the latter part of the ------^ agree to it. This decision followed week the governor expects George York between 3 and 4 o’clock thll a similar one that he would par N. Peek, of Moline, 111., spokesman afternoon on board the steamshi] ticipate no longer in "ballyhoo NINE PERSONS ARE KlLLED leOSTON POUCE for a million farmers of the middle Minnewaska, which picked then stunts,” such as his friends sought west, who last week announced be AMERICAN GIRL WINS up at sea. to make out of his recent fishing would support the Democratic The Polish airmen. Major LouL trip to northern California. ticket because of Smith’s stand on Idzikowski. and Casimir Kubala Party leaders, however, will try IN ILLINOIS TRAIN CRASH SEIZE TWO BIG farm relief, is expected at the Cap who were forced down in mid-At to persuade Hoover to make a itol within the next ten days. It is IN SWIMMING RACE lantic after hopping off at Le Bour dozen speeches. They believe his understood the governor desires to get Field on Saturday morning 'M personal appearknce in that num OPIUMLAYOUTS have another talk with Peek before ?>■ were picked up by the Germai ber of cities will be of greater serv Big Iron Pipe llirows One KILLED he finishes that part of his accept SWEETHEART SEES steamship Samos and landed ii ice to the campaign than speeches 4^ ------ance speech in which he will deal Bat Americaa Men Lose to Portugal. Their machine develop broadcast ffom Washington. Train Off Tnicks Into An- B Y ^ R D R A I L with the farm problem. JUMPER KILLED ed mechanical trouble when of ' pa Only Six Speeches In Heavy Bain Cape Finisterre and they dropped Hoover announced he would , Falls fhom Steps of Train But Largest and Most Complete In a heavy rain and electrical Sweden in Big Pool— Girl a note on the deck of the Germai make but six speeches If he had his storm, the governor motored dur Parachute Fails to Open—Had ship asking it to stand by to picl way. Two of them already have other Standing Near; Legs. Ever Seen in Hub— Large ing the night from the State Guard Planned It as Last Leap them up. been fixed. In the first, he will camp at Peekskill to the executive Beats Gertrnde Ederle’s from Plane. The third proposed trans-Atlaa accept the Republican nomination Scores Are Injured. New York, Aug. 6.— Lying mansion. While crossing the Bear tic flight which ended in failun at ceremonies next Saturday. In Quantities of Dope Un Mountain bridge the governor’s car was that of Commander Ramoi in a hospital with a fractured Record. • Lansing, Mich., Aug 6— Or- the second he will discuss the farm leg, John Walker, 17, gave scraped fenders with a machine op Franco and three companions whi problem before a crowd of farmers erated by a woman. vill Heppenstall’s last para thanks today for the strength had hopped off at Cadiz, Spain, bul :|1 August 21 at bis birthplace. West Chicago, Aug. 6.— Eight bodies earthed. Several times during the trip up chute jump at Pine Lake was who were forced down at Huelva Branch, Iowa. in his arms which saved him scheduled to he the most have been recovered from the from being dragged from , a the west side of the Hudson the Olympic Swimming Stadium, Am Spain. Then, he expects to return to governor’s car was forced to come spectacular, and in celebration wreck of two Illinois Central trains Long Island railroad train to sterdam, Aug. 6.— America’s swim of the occasion, his sweetheart Washington before accepting any death on the third rail with a Boston, Mass., Aug. 6.^—'Two to a stop because other machines Oporto, Portugal, Aqg. 6.— ^TlU further speaking engagements. Un near Mounds, 111., today, accord mers won and lost in two final was among the spectators. companion last night. largest and most complete opium had skidded into the ditch. This Polish fliers. Major Louis Idzikow der present plans, he probably will ing to official advices received at prompted the governor to caution races staged in connection with the But his parachute failed to Sweltering from the heat in open 3,000 feet in the air and ski and Casimij Kithala, rested to speak in Boston, Chicago and the railway s offices here shortly side, Walker and Bernard outfits ever reen In Boston, were bis chauffeur to take it easy. Olympic games today, Miss Martha day preparatory to returning ti either Detroit or a city In the bor Heppenstall fell, a. mangled before noon. Mele, 15, perched on the steps seized by police, today In two simul The governor and Mrs. Smith Norelius, New York, romping off. Paris whence they started out a der states. He will make his most and members of their family left mass, three blocks trom the between cars. . Mele slipped taneous raids in Chinatown In with the 400-metre finals for wo crowd that cama to see him cut 12:49 a. m., (New York Dayligh) important speech in New York City One more passenger is believed off and screaming,* grabbed New York yesterday morning on Time) Friday with high hopes o( at the peak of the campaign. Tjiis to have- been killed. , which 11 men jy.ei'e takdn into'cUH^ tbe-ya.cht ^wned by W. H. Tddd. men with Miss Josephine McKim, loose from one parachute to Walker’s leg. Before falling Homestead, in third place, descend in a second contrap spanning the Atlantic only to bt will conclude his persQpaj.plan for The dead: ^ V .- on the . third rail, M'ele'’’‘''wai tody^ a.L Campi Smith near campaigning, except-for spekking while Arn<> Borg, Sweden, took the tion. Mis sweetheart swooned. forced'" to lahdr on the ocean 3f^ L. A. Drennan, Mattooh, express-' dragged fifty feet along the • Seven members o f the narcotic Peekskill shortly after 3 o’clock. hours later 80 miles south of Capt ) over the radio from Washington, man. After reviewing the old 69 th and men’s 1,500-metre raceTn a new "When the first parachute top of a picket fence, knocking squad dividec. into two groups, opened _ the jerk apparently Finisterre, Spain. ' " — including a windup speech on the Mrs.<"“ Bud” Snider, passenger, the tops off eighteen pickets iwade quick cleanups in the two the 14th Regiments, the governor Olympic record of 19 51 4-5. last night of the campaign. Miss Norelius went the Swede broke the rope cdnnected with Within less than an hour’s fly West Orange, N. J. and breaking every bone In his places and accomplished their work and his party had dinner with Gen. ing of land, the fliers were force< His Statement' Joseph Zdenck, passenger. West William N. Haskell. one better by setting a new world’s the second parachute to which body. By a superhuman effort. by silencing the, lookouts. Henpenstall was hanging and down by a' break in a fuel tank, li "I do not intend to make more Orange, N. J. Walker managed to hold on to Friends Worried record of 5.42 4-5 for the 400- Nine lamps for “ cooking” a large metre distance, beating the mark disiiSied the smaller one. ! landing, their plane the “ Marzalel than three or four speeches after Two unidentified women passen the door of the car despite the assortment of pipes, many pill roll Soon after the governor left the she established in the heats by Pilsukski,” was badly damaged, Itt getting back to Washington,” he gers. desperate tugging of the agon ers, other pararhernalla q,Tid large camp at 8 o’clock a severe electri wings breaking, but it remained Three unidentified men passen ized victim. cal storm swept the Hudson valley. three seepnds and the listed record, quantities of opium were found In credited to Gertrude Ederle, by afloat. Idzikowski and 'Kubah (Continued on Pa^te 8) gers. • the two places. ' The governor had expected to ar leaped into the sea and swam aboui rive here before midnight and 10 2-5 secPhds. Cause of Crash According to Captain George W. until picked up by the Germat’ Railway officials said a cast iron when he failed to appear attaches The best the Americans, Clarence STORMS KILL 18 Patterson, head of the narcotic Crabbe, Monolkiu, and Ray Ruddy, Steamer Sairios which sighted tht water pipe, 20 feet long and two G. 0 . R, IS SEEKING division of police headquarters, the at the mansion became worried and made several telephone calls to New York, could do against Borg’s plane almost immediately. feet thick, rolled from a loaded flat opium“ layout” was the largest he While boarding the Samos, Ku- car and caused the wreck, striking towns along the west side of the performance was third and fourth IN NEW BIGLAND REPUBLICANS OPEN had seen in 40 years. Hudson trying to locate the party. respectively. The old record hold hala slipped and fell, breaking hit the southward track, which went PROGRESSIVE VOTES spectacles and injuring his right' out of line just as the New Orleans Tired from' his long trip, the er, “ Boy” Charlton, Australia, was governor fihally reached the man .second, about ten m.etres behind the forearm. He was treated by a ho» Limited was passing. The New pital herb, after the Samos had CAMPAIGN IN EAST Orleans train engine and ten cars sion shortly before 1 o’clock. < winner. Crabbe was a full; length “ I’ll have to rest up now from of the tank, ^r fifty metres, back Cimrcli Bnimed Down, 10' brought both fliers to Leixoes, i were derailed, officials said. After Leaders of Third Par little port town near here. Th< The derailed cars of the New my brief vacation,” the governor of Borg ahd, in turn, heat off his said'as he alighted from his car countryman. Ruddy; by a length of Drowned, Many Resened Samos adso towed in the remains oi Orleans Limited crashed into the at the mansion. the plane. side of the cars of the Chickasaw the pool. Zorilla, Argentine, and. Tammany to Be Soft Pedal ty Who Received Over Mrs. Henry^ Moskowitz, who has i Ault, Canada, were a distant fifth To Return to Paris. Limited, which was standing on charge of the publicity for the Tomorrow the aviators will , re the tracks at the spur. Seven of and sixth respectively. Charlton’s and Mach Property Loss^ ed— To Follow Hoover's Four Million Votes. Democratic national committee and old record was 20.06 3-5, but, in turn to Paris. Except for Kubala’i the Chickasaw’s cars were knocked has long been a close adviser of the slight injuries, they were non< off the track. Husband Finds Body on His spite of Borg’s dazzling effort, his governor, returned to Albany with didn’t even threaten his own the worse for their near escap« Nine passengers were reported Boston, Mass-., Aug. 6:^—Leaving Constructive Ideas. the Smith party. It is understood world’s record of 19.07 1-5. from death. j killed in the New Orleans Limited Washington, Aug. 6.— Republi Retain From Fishing Trip; she will assist the governor in the Girl’s Victory. behind a toll of 18 dead, many The fliers were sighted Ihy ships cars, while more than a score of can campaign leaders are hopeful work of whipping his acceptance As convincing as Borg’s victory rescued and a church destroyed by three times on Friday during theii passengers in the two trains were of capturing a majority of the Sen speech into final form. fire,, the hot wave which gripped flight. The first time they wen New York, Aug. 6.— The Repub injured. was; Miss Norelius made hers Suspect Arrested. even more so. She led from the sighted at 4:10 a. m.,' (New YorK lican campaign in the vital Atlan Railway officials said the acci atorial “ Progressive Bloc” and New' England was broken today, Daylight) off France, flying stead thus leading a majority of the La very outset, thrashing a trail so and a northeast rainstorm held tic seaboard states, including New dent happened at 3:10 a. m. Relief •keen that no other Miss in the field ily on the projected course which York, will carry the battle to the trains with doctors and nurses Follette Third Party backers of Los Angples,- Calif;,.: Aug. 6.— M O P E R SEA TURTLE had the temerity to follow it, except sway. was to have taken them over th« 1924 into the Hoover camp, it was at a respectful distance.' Miss Mc A smouldering fire was left by Azores. enemy from the outset, it was de Leo P; kelly, 29, employed In a lo Then the Aztec, a Norwegiaa (Continued on Page 3) learned here today. Kim remained in second place near lightning In the organ loft of St. termined by regional managers to cal meat market, was under arrest ship, sighted them at 10:40 p. m Information filtering into the today In connection with the fiend IS mm IN SOUND ly all, the way, closely followed by Patrick’s Roman Catholic church, day as the huge new eastern head Miss Braun, Holland. The Hol (New York Daylight Time) Friday, headquarters, both confidential and ish slaying of Mrs. Myrtle L. Mel Monson, and this morning flames several hundred miles northeast ol quarters were formally opened lander’s sprint was too much for ilestroyed the Interior of the struc here. o):herwise, have served to lend an ius, prominent Los Angeles society the tiring girl from Homestead, the Azores. This led to the beliel FEW PICKETS ON D U n Weighs 600 Pounds and is ture. The edifice was valued at that they had abandoned their plar Instead of waging a fight on the optimistic tint to all discussions and club woman. who fell back into third place and $40,000. Issue of Tammany, as in previous concerning the trend of the 4,822,-' The victim's; nude body was Eight Feet Long—-Present was four feet behind Miss Braun at to follow the Azores route. Ten persons were drowned, three Coining Back. gubernatorial contests In whicn IN NEW BEDFORD NOW 856 voters who supported La Fol found in her palatial South Rim- ed to Yale Museum. the end. ■ wei:e killed by the heat, four died Gov. Alfred E. Smith figured as the pau Boulevard home late yesterday Gets Three Etouquets. About two and a half houns later, lette. in automobile accidents and Cap the British ‘ steamship Amaknra Democratic standard bearer, the by her husband. Prank Mellu.'?, ‘ New Haven, Conn., Aug. 6.— The stadluni was in an uproar as tain Paul O. Rader, 23, of the Sal The commanding position as sighted, their plane still further Republicans of this year will centef Only One Mill Guarded as wealthy business man, upon his re Peabody Museum here is to be of vation Army, was killed by light their efforts upon “ prosperity sumed by Senator William E. turn home from a'^fishing trip. fered the largest sea turtle ever (Continned on Page 3) ning while standing on a raft in northeast of khe Azores, indicating policies” of the Coolidge admin Strike Enters Its Seven Borah of Idaho, who was designat Less thaii an hour' after Mrs. taken In New England waters, ac Lake MaSsapoag, Sharon, helping that they were heading back fot Mellifs’ body was found, Kelly, the the European mainland. From istration, the tariff, and Herbert teenth Week. ed the unofficial dean of the “ West cording to announcement here to children into row boats. His com Hoover’s record In statesmanship suspected killer, was captured in a day, the turtle having been captur then on until their forced landing ern Bloc” in the Senate last w in-. panion, Fred Gemash, 24, of|jJ and administration. New Bedford, Mass., Aug. 6.— clothes eloset In th^ Melius; home. ed off Block Island and taken POUCE SEEK WOMAN Maine, was also struck by light at 12:45 p. m. (New York Daylight “ The Smith forces must take the With only a small line of pickets ter, in the councils of the Republi He is being held: at Wilshlre police there today by a party of Connecti ning and injured. Time) Saturday, the plane was un defensive in the east,” said William can party is declared to be one po station under heavy guard as a cut business men, guests of Char Boat Upsets sighted. at the Whitman mill and none at Continued absence of reports oi A. Hill, New York manager for tent factor in the situation. precaution against mob violence. les A. Burlepsch, of New Haven. AS A COUNTERFEITER - Mr A Bertha Stetson, 42, died the other 55 mill units, the strike Husband Findu Body. The turtle weighed six hundred their whereabouts had resulted in Hoover. “ Our campaign will close Another hopeful factor is that a from immersion when a motorboat ly follow Hoover’s own wish for a of 27,000 textile workers in protest Melius, who is . vice-president of pounds, being eight feet long and with eight aboard, upset during fears for the safety of the fliers. It constructive appeal to reason to a ten per cent, wage cut, entered majority of the Senators of the a large sporting goods’ company having fins two feet long. The fish Trunk Shipped to Boston Con the storm off Hingham. is not known whether they inten rather than a thunder-and-llght- the seventeenth week quietly to “ Progressive Bloc” are ardent drys and famous as a trapshooting ing smack Fannie B. found the tained Press Able to Print Coast Guardsmen of Nahant res tionally headed hack for Europe be ning play for an emotional deci<- day. and the western states which they champion, discovered the nude turtle 14 miles south of Block Isl cued a party of 16 from a motor- cause of mechanical trouble or lost body of his wife sprawled across a and the > party harpooned it Currency. their direction and decided to re sion at the polls.” Secretary W. E. G. Batty of the represent have consistently approv boat off the Lynn shore. The bed In an upstairs sleeping room. and hoisted. it on deck with block turn after finding themselves off Eastern Headquarters. Textile Council, said that the strike ed the aridity of the 18th Amend Boston, Mass., Aug. 6.— A schooner yacht (Catherine piled up The national committee’s easter- committee of the council would at The body was bruised and battered, and fall after a three-hour fight. on the breakwater at Gloucester their course. ment. portions of It had been mutilated Captain 'Wallace .Eddy, of New Brooklyn, N. Y., woman in black headquarters in the New Salmon tend the opening of the investiga To Aid Hoover and coast Guardsmen rescued Cap . It is believed the Polish aviators in the fiendish attack. port, commander of the boat, de who, police suspect has been tain C. T. Shepherd, of Marblehead covered sufficient distance to bring Tower is by far the largest and tion into the continuance of the Senators Frazier and Nye of spreading counterfeit money in most elaborately equipped the G. O. strike, scheduled to start Wednes Kelly, though his clothing was clared the turtle had come in from and: a party of eight men and four them about the entire way across North Dakota, according to infor stained 'with blood* refused to ad Greater Boston was the latest P. ever have established for a re day, under the auspices of the State tropical waters. No one at Block women. The yacht was saved lat the the Atlantic If they had follow mation reaching headquarters, mit the crime. To questioning de Island had ever seen so large a quarry today of local police detec gional operating base. Occupying Board of Conciliation and Arbitra have both declared that they will er. ed a true course. tion. tectives, however, the accused man turtle. tives engaged in tracing the activi , Among the heat dead are John Theirs was the second flight in the entire 29th floor, the various support Herbert Hoover and the declared he had spent the day at ties of John Zukaukuz, alias John committee rooms cover an area of With the release on bail from Republican ticket. While they have Best, Middletown, Conn.; and Djal- a week to come to grief because of the Melius home and had given Michelson, and John Kryloskls, mar Lehpimar, 50, of Bropklyn, N. 7,500 square feet. Besides Hill’s jail of leaders of the textile mills declared that he was not their first RAID SPEAKEASIES both 'of Brooklyn, arrested here in a broken fuel pipe. Like Captain committee, the so-called Ra,dical Mrs. Melius a “ terrible beating.” Y., who died at Jewett City, Conn. Frank T. Courtney and his three offices, the headquarters will also choice and fought him before'the Then, detectives said, Kelly at connection with possessing alleged wing of the strike, police feared convention they are said to feel The drowned included John companions, they were saved from house Rep. John Q. Tilson’s East tempted to bargain with them, Winsted, Conn., Aug. 6.— Judge counterfeit money. Bofgrzuk, 13, Franklin, Conn. ern Speakers’ Bureau; the National another outbreak of wholesale pick called upon to support him now. Hadleigh Howd today imposed The woman was traced to Bos a grim 'fate by the timely appear eting and were prepared to mobil “ I loved that woman,” he was Women’s Headquarters, under Mrs. Frazier is a candidate for re-elec quoted as saying, “ it was,-ah af fines and costs totaling $1,347.18 ton through her trunk which 'was ance of a steamship. ize 300 regular and special officers tion and went on the Republican on a group of men urrested Satur shipped from Brooklyn to a Boston Charles ’S. Sabin, New York com- but there was no sign of trouble. fair of five years’ standing but mitteewoman; Vice-Chairman ballot in the primary by a narrow don’t le t ' the. public know 1 loved day night when state police raided suburb. a n o t h e r CHICAGO BOAm. . ANOTHER ATrkAIPT, Authorities have ruled that only margin'. Regular Republicans in hts local ganibling and drinking places. A home-made prqss fot- inaklng Paris, Aug. 6.— The Polish gov Daniel E. Pomeroy of thi national single pickets can patrol each of her. If you will make it look like committee, and New York State state now are urging support for a robbery and that I kined her dur Cases" of five others were contin counterfeit bills and $7.00 in al Chicago, Aug. 6,'—^A .bomb yraB ernment probably will sanction an the ifaill gates and the -American him as well as a mixed ticke* of ued. All fined today pleaded guilty. leged counterfeit currency of $20 exploded today in front of a South other trans-Atlantic flight to make headquarters, under National Com Civil Liberties Union, taking up the ing the robbery— I’ll 'ess the, mitteeman Charles D. Hilles and Frazier’s faction and opponents, slaying.” \ Six men fined for liquor selling and $10 denominations together Side barber shop, wrecking the en up for the^fallure of Major Louis cause of the strike pickets and iy Senator Howell of Nebraska, an- were given .five dayk in jail each, with bank books on New York trance to the building and shatter Idzikowski and Major Casimij Ku- State Chairman George K. Morris. their sympathizers, have announced olher of the Progressive group, has Moses at IViHdorf. and three others ten days. The pro banks totalling deposits of. $95,500 ing windows within a radius of 100 hala, according to an announcement, that picketing Is not a crime in conferred with officials at Republi TBBASUHY 15,-’’.ANCE prietor of a gambling house also v^ere seized. yards. Damaga, was ^timdted at made by the Polish Embassy thi? Senator George H. Moses, vice- Massachusetts and that civil ’and can headquarters and It is under clmlrman of the eastern advisory went to Jail for ten days. Ten men Police said they believed the $5,0.00, Police were puzzled over afternoon. The statement follows;.- criminal cases will be brought stood that when he returns to Ne- ■Washington, Aug, 6.—'Treasury charged yrlth frequenting a gam trio were members of a counter a, motive for the blast in view *of “ Polish aviators will attempt an- ; against police interfering with balance August 3: $3.69,443,- bling house were iD^ed five dollail:3 felting ring,-which had its head the fket .that, the shop is 100 , per (Continned on Page 8> peaceful picketing. (Continued on Page :2) 104.07. and costs each. quarters in Brooklyiu cent u'nfOnized. . ■ ■ (Continued on Page 2.)
■I AH- r^AGETWO > MANCHISTER '(CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, l92g. the 'west. Fort plawied 'lo contiM^ C Amer Bosch ■.. 34% 33% 33% Amer Can . . . 94% 93% 94 WM. E. KEITH LEAVES KIWANIANS LEARN the inteiislTe process o£ getting: 191 Am Car & Fdy 92% 92% 92% ABOUT TOWN aiHoucBi$Bor the party -machlne^^ to running Local Stocks Amer Loco . . . 93% order for Hoover wben ne returns 93 93% OF REFRHXRATION to the city three 'weeks hence. BToo- Am Smelt ...2 0 4 200% 203 LOCAL FURNITURE FIRM vfer. It Is generally’"onderBtood, will Am Stl Fdy . . 53 53 53 William E, Keith of 24 Locust Furnished by Putnam & C!o. RICH GOLD MINE tIV ES(ntB9K .Ti » vir a t __J lay out every maior, policy in the Hartford, Conn. Am Sugar . . . 6 8 % 68% 68% William B. Kejth, of 24 Locust^ street will occupy the pulpit/at G« E . Mrii Shows Filnis OlUl . active, campaign, .Whieh..is. to stare Am Tel & Tel. 175% 174% 175 Quanrville Methodic church at Salt & Ohio . .106% street, today announced that he is Tells Story of “Icing Unit.’’ aboutr September .1st Bank Stocks 105% 106% no longer associated with the G. / FOR MRS. TABOR 9:30 next Sunday morning and at Bid Asked Beth Steel . . . 57 56% 56% 11 oclock Sunday he will preach at Kiddies Go to Camp. Can P a c ...... 206 205% 206 E. Keith Furniture Company. He Mexican (delate Says Clergy “Bankers Trust Co ...3 0 0 — terminated his services at the local the Central Methodist - church in C M & St Paul 35% 35% ^5% East Hartford. Manchester Kiwanis club mem-1 g e m a n z e p e x p e r t ' Capitol Nat B& T-----305 — store August 1. Mr. Keith has been bers received an. Insight today into ^City Bank & Trst. 1050 - — do pfd ___ 47% 46% 46% Denver.— A story,, of romance, Had Nothing to Do WiA Chi Rock Isl .117% 117% 117% connected with the Keith company composed of an intermingling of fhe ‘‘Icing Unit” of the General ■ (?onn R iver...... 400 — as a buyer and advertising writer Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Olson of Electric Company’s plant at Sche RAPS ATLANTIC HOPS First Bond & Mort . . — 60 Cons Gas .... 143 % 143 143 First Nat (Htfd) ...— 295 Corn. Prod . 78% 77% 78% Assassination. nectady, N. Y. Th3 speaker was Dodge BroSj^ 17 % 16% 17% Mra. H. .A. V. Tabo^, widow of the ‘a^ d C . willfam E' Fred Harvey, a representative of Capt. Heinen Pkuies Are Htfd-Conn Trust C o..— 810 late Senator Tabor, pioneer Colo the company, who came here on Htfd-Nat Bank Tr . .570 590 Erie ...... 52 52 52 Reith of 24 Locust street during Not Accomplishing Any- Gen Elec ....1 5 1 % 150% 151% rado builder, miner and financier, Mexico City, Aug. 6 — .Bishop the invitation of Merton Strick ;,Land Mtg & T itle... — 60 tneir Vacation. land. IVo reels were shown in > thing to Aid Aviation. 'Morris Plan Bank ...1 6 0 — Gen Motors . .190 . 187 189% made ber last stand in her seventh Miguel De La Mora, of San Luis Phoenix St B&T . . . . 4 7 5 — Inspiration . .. 21% 21% 21% apparently successful attempt to Petosi, acting in the name of the illustration of his talk. The first Int Harv .... 271 % 268% 271% save the Matchless gold mine, lo Francis Tournaud of 115 Oak had to do with the history of re New York, Aug. 6.—-Captain. An Park St Bank ...... 8 2 5 — street escape^ Injury this morning Catholic Episcopate of Mexico, to ton Heinen, famous German dirigi Riverside Trust ....6 0 0 — Int'Nickel ...103% 101% 103 cated “on the hill” at Leadvillo, day formally denied that the Catho frigeration Jjy, one method or an Int Paper .... 68 68 68 Colorado. but his machide was badly dam other, th^%avlng of foods by cold ble engineer who built the Shenan " West Hart Trust .. 260 — aged when the Overland touring lic church had anything to do with doah, upon landing here today from ^ Botads Kennecott . . . . 96% 93% 96 The Matchless MJpe in the early the assassination of President-Elect water, bjr bringing snow down from Mack Truck . 91 90 91 days was one of the biggest pro car he was driving crashed. Into a the mountains and various other th^ North German liner KatlBruhe, ^Htfd & Conn W^t 6 ..95 — freight car on a siding In the South Alvaro Obregon. It was pointed vigorously condemned the .iusA of '.East Conn Po'w 5s ..101 102 Marland Oil . . 39 38% 38% ducers of gold, ore in Colorado. out that the fact that Jose De Leon devices of the past, showing the Mo Pac com . 61% 61 From Its depths came the amassed Manchester Railroad yards. A progress that had been made along airplanes for trans-Atlantic flights. (ionn L P 7s ...... 118 120 51% tie-rod on the machine broke and Toral happened to be a Catholic did N Y Central . .163% 162% 163% fortune of H. A. V. Tabor, at one not mean that the Catholics were this line up to the present auto “They are comparable to men Conn L P 5%s ___ 107% 109 Tournaud lost control. walking tight rop^s witS wheelbar Conn L P 4 % s ...... 100% 101% Penn R R . . . 63% 63% 63% time a man of great wealth. At responsible for the ciime. matic method of refrigeration. Pere Marq pr. 94 94 94 his death came reverses, the largo The second reel showed views of rows,” he declared. , Brid Hyd 5s ____ .102 104 Miss’ Dorothy Prelie, of Rock Leon Toral Is the self-confessed Postum ...... 67% 66% 67% estate dwindled, and now, Mrs. killer of the president-elect. the General Electric Company’s “It is possible for a skillful tight Insurance Stocks ville, bookkeeper at the Manches rope walker to do this stunt and Aetna Insurance ....7 8 5 800 Prss Stl Car pr 76 76 76 Tabor has been forced to appeal to The statement from the bishop plant where the electric Icing units Pullman New. 80% 80% 80% the kindness of friends to save for ter Grain and Coal Company office, are manufactured at the rate of push ahead of him on his barrow • Aetna L if e ...... 855 865 is enjoying her vacation this week. was the first official word of the Radio ..*...... 173 171 172% her the Matchless Mine from the Catholic church concerning the slay one every two minutes. a small quantity of baggage, but - Automobile...... 370 390 only a few do it, and after they Conn General ...... 1650 1700 Srs Roebuck .125% 122% 123 auction block. ing. It was regarded as highly im Charles E. House donated the at So Pac ...... 119% 119% 119% Pay Off Mortgage A. Leland Ziglatzki, of The Her portant in view of the fact that tendance prize today and it was have done. it, what have they ac ■ Hart F i r e ...... 705 810 ald advertising department, and his complished so far as handling hag-, '■ Htfd Steam Boll ...7 5 0 800 S O of N J . .' 45% 45% 45% Mrs. J. J. Brown, whose husband Leon Toral had been regarded in carried off by John 1. Olson. Studebaker . 73% 73 73% also made a large fortune “on the wife, are spending this week at the some quarters as an agent of the Delegates to the Nev^ England gage? Lincoln Nat Life .... — 135 Granite Shore Inn, Rockport, Mass. “The public stands and watches National ...... 1025 1075 Tob Prod .... 96 95% 96 hill” in Leadville, came proudly to church. The general opinion is district convention which Is to be Un P a c ...... 194% 194% 194% the assistance ,of Mrs. Tabor. The that Leon Toral is an unbalaced held at Swampscott late in Septem for no other reason than it bets Phoenix ...... 780 800 David McKee of 18 Griswold against the tight rope walker that Travelers...... 1550 1600 U S Rubber . . 33 % 32% 32% two women met by chance in Lead fanatic and that a plea of insanity ber were named. They include U S S te e l-----142 140% 142 ville last winter and since then street left Saturday by automobile will be entered in his behalf when President C. P. Quimby, Secretary he can’t make it. The whole thing Travelers rights ....2 4 0 245 for two weeks vacation i Bar Har is a matter of stunts.” Public Utility Stocks Wabash ...... 74 % 73% 74 have cultivated a warm friendship. he Js placed on trial charged with George H. Wilcox and ex-President Westinghouse . 94% 94 94% Mrs. Brown told Mrs. Tabor she bor, Me. He will stop at Old murder. William A. Knofia. They are each Heinen spoke enthusiastically of Conn Elec Svs pfd . . 90 95 would raise the $14,000 necessary Orchard and also go to Canada. the new giant “Graf Zeppelin” Conn L P 8% ...... 119 122 Willys-Over .. 22% 22% 22% William E. Keith Calles’ Views authorized to name their own alter to pay off a mortgage past due on President Calles, in a recent nates. which is scheduled to leave Ger Conn L P 7% ...... 116 119 many for a flight here toward the Conn LP 6%% p fd lil 114 for a period of 15 years. His friends the Matchless. Mrs. Thomas Graham and son statement had charged members of Fayette Clarke reported that.22 DEMOCRATS TO FORGET maintain that his success in busi Since Mrs. Tabor’s husband’s Russell left yesterday for Atlantic the Catholic clergy with being “in boys were taken out to the Hebron end of the month. < Conn L P 5%% pfdlOl 103 “She is a wonderful ship," he Conn Power Co ....1 3 5 140 ness dealings Is due to his un death, she has lived in a one room Beach, R. I., to spend their vaca tellectual authors” of the assassin camp this morning for a. stay of Greenwich W&G 6 .. 97 101 swerving integrity and strict ad hovel near her mine. She seemed tion. ation. This accusation was follow two weeks. He said everythln.v. said. “There Is no question what ALL OLD DISPUTES herence to the “Golden Rule.” to be happy in her sorrow, pover ed by indictment, of Mother Supt •- was in good working order at the ever about her. t^ng able io make Hart El L,t ...... 135 140 the voyage across the Atlantic and do vtc ...... — 140 Mr. Keith intends to join another ty and solitude. Six times before Earl Clifford drove to Hampton ior Concepcion Acecedo Da La Lata camp and members of the club and local concern within the near she has been forced to make des Beach, N. H., yesterday to bring of Espinta Santo convent on the their families were urged to visit to proceed on around fhe world. I Hart Gas com ...... 100 110 New York, Aug. 6—Determined perate^ attempts to refinance the the camp sometime during the next can say the same for the new Brit t do p f d ...... 80 90 to wage the campaign with com future. home his sister and mother who charge of being an accessory before Matchless Mine in the hope that had been vacationing there. the fact. month. ish diiigiblej” . . S N E T Co ...... 168 173 plete harmony among^ all elements some day it would again become a “Bigger dirigibles will have to Manufacturing Stocks of the party. Gov. A1 Smith has ar Bishop De La Mora is in hiding. producer of the yellow metal. Mrs. Almeron Hollister- and His statement was issued secretly be built before th5!P can be a com ‘ Am Hardware...... 72 74 ranged a series of conferences at HELEN MORGAN QUITS Friend In Need mercial success,” Heinen added. i American Hosiery . . . 22 — Albany within the next few days daughter Dorothy of 22 Hollister so as not to reveal.his whereabouts. POLISH FLYERS SAVED The six attempts have been suc street are spending a few days at He went into hiding about a year American Silver .... 25 — wii.Ji every one who was a potential cessful, hut never before has she NOT HER BROTHER Arrow Elec pfd . .:103 106 candidate before the Houston con NIGHT CLUB BUSINESS Ocean Beach. and a half ago when the minister been forced to seek the aid of '\ of Gobernaclon ordered all high BY GERMAN STEAMSHIP : Automac Refrig .... — 20 vention. friends. It was a severe blow to Waterbury, Conn., Aug. 6.— Acme W ire...... 11 14 In announcing this plan today Mr. and Mrs. John Blackwood relates of the Catholic church to To Go Back to Stage—Was Tabor pride, but a gallant oppor anfi daughter Beatrice of Center Coroner John T. Monzani today de ■ Bill Spen com .... — 6 the Democratic national headquar make daily reports. cided that Michael Francis Daly, of do pfd ...... — 12 ters gave assurances that the con Indicted for Violating the tunity for Mrs. J. J. Brown to street will leave tomorrow for Win- “The fait that the killer of Gen other trans-Atlantic flight to make show her “miner hospitality” to a chendon. Mass., for a week’s stay New Britain, doei not test in a : Bigelow-Htfd com . . 90 , 93 ferences would include Cordell Liquor Law. eral Obi(egon is a Catholic should other trans-Atlantic flight. It is grave in Pine Grove cemetery ! do p f d ...... 100 / — Hull, of Tenn., Senator George of fellow in need. with Mrs. Blackwood’s sister, Mrs. not attract attention in a country believed that the government will Mrs. Blown, known widely in ex Sisco. From there the^ will go for here. He Issued his decision as the I Bristol Brass ...... 18 21 Georgia, Evans Woollen of - Ind., New oYrk. Aug. 6.—Helen Mor clusive social circles in. this coun where 95 per cent of the people sanction such a flight as soon as an result of an appeal by Mrs. Luke !' Case, Lockwd & Bra 375 — Atlee Pomerene of Ohio, and Sena gan is through with night clubs and a visit with friends in Henniker, are members of the Catholic investlgatlo’n can be made into the try and European capitals as “The N. H. Rossiter, of Bristol, who declared ; Colts Firearms ...... 35 36 tor Thomas J. Walsh of Montana. cabarets. In the future she will Unsinkable,” is a survivor of the church,” said the statement. “Is it trouble which caused Idzikowski that a man buried in Pine Grove 1 Collins C o ...... 115 125 Since the Houston convention, confine herself to her role in “Shov; and Kubala to land.” Titanic disaster off the Atlantic Manchester Camp, No., 2 640, to be wondered at that the murder in April, 1927. was, her brother. _ i Eagle L ock...... 55 65 the governor already has conferred Boat” for Florenz Ziegfeld. coast nearly a score of years ago. er should belong to this religion? The coroner believes the qian was Fafnir Bearing .. ..140 — with Gov. Ritchie 6f Maryland and Miss Morgan was one of the 138 Royal Neighbors will hold a busi Lisbon, Aug. 6.—The Polish She is reputed to, be wealthy, anO ness meetino in Odd Fellows lodge It is a question whether the killer Peter Shulkls, of Waterbury. Po : Fuller Brush Class A — 21 with Senator Reed of Missouri, who persons recently indicted for liquor spends much of her time in New acted through a ‘twisted conscience would-be trans-Atlantic flyers M.a- lice found the body in a shack on 1 do Class A A ...... — 84 hall tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. were also presidential aspirants violations and her club was one of port, Palm Beach and New York as appears to have been the case in jor Louis Idzikowski and Major the old "golf lots” here a year ago : Hart & Cooley ...... ?40 — against him in the pre-convention those, raided by federal prohibition Casimir Kubala who were forced I International Sil .. 135 145 City. Mrs. James L. Rogers of Russell the present instance, or through last April and recorded It as that campaign. agents, following visits of dry actual wickedness. It would be the down at sea while attempting a of Shulkis. after questioning others do pfd ...... 123 128 Although Senator George has not street and Mrs. Don Hattin of Bige flight .»from Le Bourget Field, agents with unlimited expense ac low street have returned after a equivalent of judging all the peo of the shack colony. Mrs. Ronsiter ; Jewell Belt com .... — 25 yet formally indicated his support counts. Paris, to New York, were in. the waited a year before deciding the Lander, Frary & Clrk 73 75 of Smith, Senatorial friends who week’s stay at the Sperber cottage ple or a country as being bad be air 38 hours, said, a dlspafch from Manning & Bow A . . 17 19 Anouncement was made today PLAN MOVIES OF at Crystal Lake. While there they cause some were admittedly bad,” body Was that . of her missing have* visited headquarters here de that Miss Morgan had signed a new Oporto this afternoon. brother. do Class B ...... 9 11 clare he is ready to take a promin entertained friends from Spring- The dispatch quoted Kubala as N B Mach p f d ...... 100 105 contract with Ziegfeld calling for field, Providenpe and this- town. ent part in the campaign. The na her exclusive services. The indict making the following statement: GOOLEDGE APPOINTMENT. ( do c o m ...... 24 26 ture of his activities probably will ANIMAL LIFE TO NIGHT CLUB QUEEN “■Were forced to abandon our ; Niles, Bement Pond . 63 68 ment was the deciding ' factor in The Misses Annie Ryan of Char be determined in his conference causing her to announce her re flight by the breaking of the lubri Superior, Wls., Aug. 6.—Presi do pfd ...... 100 — with Gov. Smith. ter Oak streat and Agnes Dziadus cating pipes. Our engine suddenly r North & J u d d ...... — 35 Hull fought Smith vigorously in tirement from the night club busi of Wells street spent the week-end HELD UNDER BONDS dent Coolige has reappointed Major ness. KEEP IN FUTURE stopped its functions about. 80 General Frank McIntyre as chief of , J R Mont p f d ...... — 75 the convention on the wet and dry visiting relatives in New York miles south of. Cape Flnistere. Bureau of Insular Affairs of the do com ...... — 50 issue. City. When we came down we hit the j Pratt & Whit p f .... 99 — New York, Aug. 6.—Broadway War Department, It WM announced If sea neap the, steamship Sanios at the execnti've offtcdjl'’heT& today.- ;* Peck, Stowe & Wilcox 1 8 ,, 21 Chicago. — R a p i^ dwindling had a hard time today at the hands, which Immediately came to our Russell Mfg Co ___ 120 130 animal life and vegetation of to of Uncle Sam. Major General McIntyre’s present aid. The wings of the plane were commission expires August 16. . Seth Thom Cl com.. 30 — SEN. VARE’S CONDITION- OBITUARY day will be preserved for posterity Texas Guinan, queen of the night badly damaged by the impact with do pfd ...... 26 — by motion pictures to be filmed in DEMOCRATS IN TEXAS' clubs, and about two score others the water. I slipped and fell while ' Smyth Mfg" Co new. — 105 the wild life of North America, It were held in $1,000 bail when they going on board the Samos but was ; Stand Screw ...... 105 115 MUCH IMPROVED TODAY was announced here by officials of were arraigned in Federal Court not badly injured.” Stanley Wrks co~' . . 57 60 DEATHS the Chicago Academy of Science. SPLIT UP ON SMITH on charges of conspiracy to violate The plane was ' towed into , Taylor & P e n n ...... 125 — To photograph the thousands of the dry laws and maintaining Leixoes by the German ship. ; Torrington...... 110 115 Talks for First Time Since specimens will require many years, nuisances. . The plane—the Marshal Pilsud- Underwood-El Fish .. 69 71 Stricken and is Able to Move John Marcbette Alfred M. 'Bailey, director of the Austin, Texas, Aug. 6—The can Helen Morgan, pretty night club kki was in the air a sufficient ; Union Mfg, ^ . . . . . 16 20, museum of the academy, announc didacy of Gov. Alfred E. Smith, De hostess and Nils T. Granlund, radio length of time to reach New York . U S Envelope pf .. . .120 — Hands. John Marchetie, 48, of 139 Maple street, died at 8:15 last ed. mocratic presidential nominee, to announcer and master of -^cere if the aviators had flown in a TUF, eoouFSt ' do c o m ...... 240 280 Broaden Operations day has split the democracy of monies at the Frivolity Club,'were straight line after hopping off. Whitlock Coil Pipe ------21 Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. 6.—The night at Memorial hospital where Subjects in the Chicago area .will condition of Senator-Elect William he had been confined since August Texas into two bitter, warring absent when their cases were call They lost their way over the ocean PLACE IN TOWN S. Vare, of Pennsylvania, who has be photographed first with the camps. His name proved a bomb ed. and flew in circles. been critically ill at his home in Marchette was employed by the field of operations gradually broad shell in many of the county con Bench warrants were Issued for Chelsea, near here, following a town on the outside help. He had ened un-uil the entire continental ventions held throughout the state them and about sixty lesser lights, TUESDAY stroke several days ago, ^was re lived here 15 years and leaves a area is Included. State anc federal last Saturday, producing stormy e’e- who also failed; to appear. Service G O. P. IS SEEKING N.Y. Stocks ported as improved today. Ac authorities and private hdividuals bates, fist fights, and separate meet of the warrants was ordered de son, Frank, in addition to his wife. will be asked to help in completing ings in some instancej, with the WEDNESDAY cording to a bulletin issued by his The funeral will be held at 8:30 layed, however, when their at PROGRESSIVE VOTE physicians his condition was bet the mammoth project. promise that the Issue would be torney explained that his clients Wednesday atx.the home and at-9 ■fought out at the state Democratic New York, Aug. 6.—Noon stock ter than it has been a,t any time o'clock at the St. James’s church. “Even now mammalogists speak did not know they were slated for prices: since he was striken and showed of the passing of the age of mam Convention to be held at Dallas, arraignment toda^ and promised to (('.ontinned from Page l.I Burial will be in St. James’s ceme September 14. High Low Ndoh marked improvement, in the last tery. mals and nature lovers are crying bring them into court by tomorrow Allied Chem..l82% 179% 181 few hours. for the preservation of wild flow The conventions were for the morning. braska he will urge support of the Allis Chal ....127% 126 127 ers. In .some instances the govern- purpose of naming delegates to the He talked for half an hour this state convention, which will en ticket. morning and was quoted as saying: TWO MURDER MYSTERIES. L ent, realizing the coming extinc After Norris Qrninne “I wish they would give me tion of certain species,’ has set dorse the state nominees and write U ,S . ASKS FRANCE Senator George Norris of Nebras something to get me up out of aside areas to preserve animal life a state platform. Supporters of the New York, Aug. 6.—Metropoli national ticket, howevef, in many ka, who has denounced both ma here. I cannot get my strength tan police today were confronted by- for future generations,” said Di jor party platforms, is regarded back quick enough if I lie in bed.' instanced introduced resolutions en two more murder mysteries, both rector Bailey, dorsing the Smith-Rohinson ticket TO HOLD BLACKMER with a friendly eye by Republican Vare was able to raise his left believed to be the outcome of gang Species Dying Out leaders. His condemnation of a arm and left leg but has not as yet with the result that the bitter fight feuds. '“The motion picture machine ar over Smith again flared up. Third Party movement and his ap regained the ability to move his The bodf; of a man who had been rived too late'to preserve for man Paris, Aug. 6.—The French parent neutrality thus far as to feet. The proceedings at the Harris foreign office has under advisement shot, beaten and burned to deAth kind a visual .picture of the vast county (Houston! convention be candidates is considered by them Now is the Time to was found at a lonely spot in En a request for the., extradition of far better than the opposition they herds of bison tha^ once roamed came so acrimonious that a riot call Harry M. Blackmer from this glewood, N. J. His clothing had the western plains. The great aux was sent to police headquarters. feared. Lay in Your Coal been soaked with gasoline and ig and the Eskimo curlew have disap country to America, it was learned Senators Norbeck and McMaster BREAK IN HEAT WAVE Two conventions were held 4here, from an authoritative source this of South Dakota are counted upon nited. Only a shred of his trous peared. The ivory-billed woodpeck the Smith forces naming their owU ers, socks and shoes remained. er and the Carolina paroquet are afternoon. for Hoover, while Senator Wheeler* m/EUsnmAM Our Family Loan Service list of delegates to the state conven . Blackmer was sought as a wit- of Montana, being a Democrat, will IS N. Y. PREDICTION At the same time, Thomas Hall nearing extinction, tion. At Forth Worth similar ac WiU Solve All Tour mark, 26, died In a Brooklyn hospi "There are many causes for the neiss in the Teapot Dome investiga fight for Gov.'Smith. LOUISE DUESSEIIj tal after refusing to reveal who had tion was taken by the Turrarit tion in the United States, but re The position of Senators La Fol- Money Problems extinction of species of wildlife. county Democrats when a resolu fused to go hack to the United ^WCHAR1£S RAY Freak Thunderstorms and shot him. Chief among these is the ever-in lette and Blaine of Wisconsin has tion endorsing the national ticket States to. testify. pro'vided a problem for the Repub $ 1 0 0 LOAN payable $5 Drenching Rains Bring Five creasing army of hunters and the was voted down, Dallas county al Blackmer, who has been living lican strategists. Both have fol monthly, plus lawful Deaths Over Week-End. TRYING TO SETTLE STRIKE march of civilization. Soon many so split over the Smith issue and on the Mediterranean, has returned lowed the stand of Norris thus far. interest. more species will be gone, never two sets of delegates from that to Parls'to confer with his lawyer, The reluctance of the Republican — ^ r New York, Aug. 6.—Cloudy Boston, Mass., Aug. ,6.—A final to be replaced. county will attend the state conven J. J. Archibald, and it is expected national committee to recognize the $200 I tO A S payable $10 weather with intermittent rain to effort aimed to effect a settlement “But with the aid of the motion tion. that he will later announce his in La Follette organization to the ex monthly, plus lawful day in the congested sections .of the of the differences between the New picture Camera and proper preser Here, the names of Cone John tention of making his future home clusion of the Regulars asserted by interest. city, following freak thunderstorms Bedford textile manufacturers and vation of films, wild life in all its son, state' highway commissioner, in Europe. - ^ party leaders to be one of the rea phases may be presented to our $ 3 0 0 LOAN payable $1 5 and drenching rains in the suburbs their striking employees will be and his wife were stricken from the According to a report printed sons for their attitude. and beaches last night brought ma.de by the State Board of Con great-great grandchildren in the list of delegates because he had here today, Blackmer will “fight to The Republican headquarters monthly, plus lawful forms we see it today. It is for this interest. promise of lower temperature in ciliation and arbitration, it was “bolted the ticket.” the last ditch any attempt to extra here was in charge, of Secretary New York and vicinity and Weath announced today by Edward Fish reason we are launching this pro The name of Thomas B. Love, of dite him. / Franklin W. Fort today in the ab Other Amountf in Proportion er Bureau forcasts indicate a real er, chairman of that body. ject.” Dallas, candidate for lieutenant sence of Chairman Work, who is In Cost fixed by law. Every repay break in the heat wave not later governor, who also bolted the na DUKE’S APPEAL DROPPED ment reduces the cost. All th'an tomorrow. KILLED BY TRAIN tional ticket, was ordered barred THE lOTH SEASON \ loans in strict privacy. Five deaths were recofded as di GERMAN FLYER KILLED - from the run-off primary of August Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 6.— rectly due to the heat in the last 24 Newark, N. J., Aug. 6,—Re 25 by several of the county con Elsie Moore, of Greenwich, former HILLSIDEINN PERSONAL FINANCE CO. hours, besides nine drownings. The turning from a vacation trip early WHEN PLANE CRASHES ventions. Duchess of Torlonia, will not be In Bolton on Slate Road to Rooms 2 and- 3, State Theater temperature for the third succes today on a Gen'tral Railroad of compelled to carry her divorce case Witliiiiaiitic. Building, 753 Main Street, sive day touched 90. Approxi New Jersey train, Ralph Cimilo, into the Federal Supreme. Court, CHOP, BEEF AND CHICKEN mately two million persons yester according to announcement here DINNERS SO. MANCHESTER, CONN. 21, slipped and fell from the ves World War Ace and Student HUNGARIANS LEADING. Call, Write or Phone 1-0-4. day sought relief from the heat at tibule between the first and second today. The Duke,- residing in Italy, 85c $1.00 81.50 the beaches and, when sudden cars. His clothing was caught in Meet Death ^ h e n Machine appealed to the Supreme Court of . A la (larte-'^ervlce Open 8:80 to 5. Sat. 8:80 fb 1. thunderstorms broke, police re Amsterdam, Aug. 6.—The United Telephone Manchester 2421-4 Corinne In a whlrly-girly chorus the trucks and his body was car Takes Nose Dive. / • States and Hungary met this after Errors against the decree granted Licensed by State, seres were necessary to calm the ried several hundred feet and cut the Duchess in the Superior girl story! lyhat a pictare panic stricken crowds. Many pros in half. noon in the second.round of the Court here and lost the decision and what a surprise for you. bonded to public. Metuchen, N. J., Aug. 6. — A water polo the Americans having trations were reported in all sec stalled motor or the panicky pilot last week. Intention of appeal to SEE IT! tions of the city. BUYS NEWSPAPER drawn a bye in tbe-first round. The the Federal Supreme Court was ing of a student flyer was believed Hungariah crew was admitted to be by New Jersey police today to have announced at the time, but attor TUESDAY NIGHT. PLAYERS EXONERATED New York, Aug. 6.—^Announce been responsible for the crash -of the best in Europe and it was ac neys today declared that no con ment was made today by Paul a Waco biplane near here late yes cepted that the winner of the day's stitutional grqund for an appeal ANOTHER , ' Elmira, N. Y., Aug. 6.—^Follow Block, owner of the Newark-Star terday which resulted in the death matches would be entitled to the can be found,- and that the case ing a three days' Investigation and Eagle, and other newspapers, of bis of Colingswood Harris, 27-year-old world’s c]han:.pion8blp. At the end would be dropped as far as the COUNTRYST0RE Let WiUiams Be public hearings. President M. H. purchase of the Brooklyn Standard aviation student of Cranford, N. J., ( of the first half , of the contest the Duke was concerned. and FUN NIGHT Sexton of the National Baseball Union, which was founded 65 years and Gustave Stager, 35, German Hungarians were leading by two to Association, announced today that ago. Block, by this purchase, war ace who survived years of per nothing. POSTAL RECEIPTS The members of the American Your Clothier he would advise Baseball Commis brings to reality his long-cherished ilous flying In Baron Man"’-''! von LAST TINIER TONIQRT sioner K. M. Landis there was no ambition to enter the New York Rlchtofen’s flying circus ' the team follow; Forward: Sam Grel- Washington, Aug. 6.— Postal re foundation for the charge that newspaper field. World War. ler, Illinois A. C.; John Weismuller, ceipts in fifty selected cities totaled DINING DAisClNG THOMAS a ^ ^ |N GEORGE H. members of the Elmira team of the • Shortly after taking off from Illinois A. C.; Halfback: George $26,507,678.74 for July, an In Hartford-Ko^kville Road, Sto, :14 New York-Pennsylvanla League A house at Rio Vista, Nevada, is Hadley Field, the piano went into Schrot, Olympic Club, California; crease of .79 per cent, over a year , e s.’l North flr|ain Manchester . had sold out to gamblers. Mana built entirely of beer bottles.. The a nose dive while about 1,000 fefet Fullbacks: Geor"'’ Mitchell, Olym ago, the Post Office Department an ger Jack Sheehan, testified that bad structure is 20 feet long and 16 in the air and was wrecked after pic CluD,,^Califbrnla, R. J, Greeu- nounced today. SteaU and Fried Chicken WILLIAMS weather and salary disputes were feet wide and has two rooms. Ten tearing through a hayfleld at fulj herg, Chicago Athletic Club; Gbal Leading cities were Dallas, 15.25 TUNNE1 Incorporated responsible for this team’s position thousand bottles went IntO: Its con speed. The bodies of both fliers Tender: Harry Daniel5> Chicago per cent.; Minneapolis, 12.30; and Dinners with OUT Farm Vege Johnson Biock^ So. M anchester at the bottom of the league. struction. \ were crushed* . ' A. C. Syracuse, 11.66. tables.
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and family o f Philadelphia are Ahe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott of Un|pn sfreetV Rockville The'i^iany friends of Mrs. Wil " 9 ^ t liam Trahtnianlof Village street RECAUS CRASH HERE vrill be pleaised to hear she is’doing ^ * , - STORE CLOSED AUG. 11-25 - nicely at the Rockville City Hospi F^nal Passenger Train Saturday , Famous Cycle Etacer Once The final passenger train op" the tal and is planning to return home Rockville branch of the New Haven soon. Badly Hurt in Spill oir Manr DEATHS Road was run on Saturday. The Miss Lucile Liebe of Prospect Chester Track. ANNUAL EMPLOYEES’ VAGATm New Haven Road abandoned the street spent the week-end as the ------x« • - - passenger service on the Rockville guest of the Misses Lasbury of The death in Providence op Sat pi;3 u ■ line and beginning today will carry South Windsor. urday of George Gc^Iett, champion WALTER S. COBURN DIES its passengers by bus. • Miss Grace Bell has returned to bicycle rider of thb woj-ld twen her duties at the Travelers Insur Tomorrow Is The new schedule became effec ty years, recalls a race meet IN ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. tive today and there will be trips ance Company of Hartford, after in Mancheste. at which Col out of'-Rockville for Hartford at enjoying two weeks’ vacation. lett was badly injured and at the Edward J. McEnelly and his 6:25, 9:40 and 11:40 a. m. and at time thought by a large audience President of Glastonbury f i t 2:10 in the afternoon, making con Victor Recording Orchestra at to have been killed. He was the • ■ ■ nections in Hartford for New York. Sandy Beach Ballrc om tonight— father of Glenna Collett, famous ting Company, ^nd Resident Buses will leave Hartford for Rock Adv. woman golfer. of Manchester Green PasH ville at 9:15 a. m. and 12 noon, Gollett, Housmann and Rutz 18 Years. 3:15 and 4:15 p. m. Connections were all New Haven riders, twenty- five to thirty years ago. All were are also provided for Crystal Lake Walter S. Coburn, president of In Cn^at Mid-Su mmer on these buses as this line also re HOOVER PLANS amateuts, and Collptt was the best the Glastenbury Knitting Company, places the Rockville - Stafford sprint man pushing a bicycle in the United States In those days. He a resident of Manchester Green for ^^D A Y that will l()rig be remem Springs line of the Connecticut 18 years, died. Saturday morning in Company. Buses will leave Staf was entered in a meet at Wpodland bered for its astonishing val- SIX SPEECHES Park, the old trotting track on Atlantic City, N, J.,. following a ford for Rockville at 6:50 and 11 nervous breakdown be suffered a a. m. and 1:30, 4:45 and 6 in the Woodland street, and riders frtm ues. A day of days fea:turing all other parts of the state were in little over a year ago. Funeral afternoon. services will be held in New York chairs for every purpose and at Picnic At County Home FOR CAMPAIGN the race. The preliminary heats had been run off and the finals were City tomorrow afternoon. The every price. Marvelous-, assort Once each year, the Every Moth on. services will be held In the chapel er’s Club, which is a community or ments! Marvelous values! Only (Continued from Page I.) The riders had made the first lap at Woodlawn cemetery at 2 o’clock. ganization, gives to the children at Mr. Coburn was 56 years of age a very few can be shown here— the Tolland County Home a picnic. and as they turned the north turn told his friends. “ I think I will coming down the home stretch, Col and had lived the greater part of The big event of the year will take be able to put the issues before the his life in New York. Before com scores of other styles—all at rock- place on Wednesday afternoon on lett jumped into the lead, with people in just a few speeches.” Housmann clinging to his rear ing to Manchester he had been con bottom prices. Come in and see the home grounds, and everything The nominee was to see Ernest nected with a firm pf underwear possible has been done to make
or less of the encumbering brakes' longer congregate on the seaboard. Htatiti;patpr of antiquated tradition which slow 'Truly, the chemistx Is king. He down their operation quite serious can make and unmake industriea,. Siifntng U nraft ly- cities, states, and social Ofdera, He PUBLISITED BY Chksagb is not overwhelmingly is the Important man of the "fwea- TtTB aVKAUV PHtN'l'lNO CO. shocked at the spectacle of one of tleth century. iToarid*4 (yjr 6i Ela. Oot. 1. 1881 her judges being accused as a sor Ev6ry Evening Except Sundays and did alid habitual cfiiiiihai. The CONCRETE Holldaj's. Entered at the Post Offl.ce at Man whole state of Connecitcut would What the era of quick communi New York, Aug. 61-t-When 60,- chester as Second Class Mall Matter. throw a perfectly desperate fit if cation has done to some of the 000 people galhflr, for instance, at V SUBSCltlPTlON KATUiS: By Mall any such situation should develop small towns! the Yankee Stadium, there Is like Clx dollars a year, sixty cents a ly to be something Worth observing month for shorter DefiodS. here. There Is some satisfaction in It is not so many years since Included in This Club Sale are Ranges.Such pther than a prize fight. ..by carrier, eighteen cents a #eek. the absolutely certain conviction Dovqr, N. H., was Such an unso- I There aVO, if ybu care for I Stngle Conies three dents. hot only that it never could, bui phlsticatedi simple little communi as the Crawford, Chambers, GlenWood and , SPhKllAL AUVtSH'r'lSINO REbUW- glimpses of humanity, the interest- I 8 ENTAT1VE. HdfftHton^De Lisee#. that there isn’t the least likelihood ty that in its best restaurant they lag cofitrasts in the v&St throngs of. 1 Ifio.. 285 Madison Avenue. New York of the judiciary of this state ever would broil you a short steak and women to he found In the 64§ Cnd 612 North Michigan Avenue ’Magee representing Models to Suit fcvery 0*1 ICRR^O taking a single first step in the serve ^t with “ country fried’’ po seats. 'The MandfretteT Opening .HefaNI it patii which this Ghloago judge Is tatoes and sliced tomatoes, bonie- Here, if you keep your eyes open, Need and Price. , on sale in New Verh City at Sahultfi you can sfee MrS, Vincent Astor or News Stand, Sixth Avenue and 4^nd. accused of following to its farther made apple pie and coffee, and be Street and 42nd. Street entrance ot Dottle Twinkletoes, of the chofuS, Graifd eefiti'af Sfatloh &nd kt ftU endj come almost apologetic when they or Lya de Putti, the movie star Hoatling News Stahda Ohr courts are clean and our asked you to pay thirty cents for who, for some ffe&sort Of other has* EASY CLUB TERMS judges are honorable men. So long the meal. Nobody had ever heard dyed her half froin a ruven black g Olieht of International News Sdr> You pay eithor $8.00 ol‘ $5.00 down as ihs caB« may ♦led; as siich a condition continues we of a tip and the waiter would have to a lipstick-red, You dafl see David ] be, depending entirely OH the pflCe Of tb* fAUge yotl buy, *'iiftef^ittonal Ijlit/i Senfldd fihdi ttle arP Urmly buttressed against i any been Insulted if you had given him Belasco, his hair wbllfe!' than ever j then up to $6.00 Weekly. If these paymAuti AM mkdd against the jef of the night and a | exclusive fights to use' fof repuUtiCa- such descent into the mire o f in one. regularly you are eutltled to a left per cent discount— tloh Iti.i'Aj' fdfA alt ddfilB dietldfoties hat of lough straw upoh which he exactly the same as If yOu paid cash At the tliUe of pUf* credited to or net-otherwise credited iquity as has been made by Chi j Now Dover springs into the spot- fn tjili nadef. It fa aled dxellrilveiy half leans, You can S60 Jack Demp chase, entitled .to use for reiMibllcatinn. eil cago. ! light as alleged respository and sey with his Hollywoodish green the tdddt Sr ititdafed ndtVs Whlfshed fence for stolen automobiles from suit, sitting beside the wife of an herein." Full Service Client of N E A SefVfci; FRED STONE a wide area, including several Con erudite yo'uhg musio eritio and, two r - j ; . - a ...... V,, seats away, a district attorney. A necticut cities. According to the FfOd Stone is one of those couple of rows back ate the goreN LOW CASH PRICES MONDAY, AUG. 6, 1928 rathe'r rare persons whose lives current news many motor cars nors of several states, including This Club Sal« makes it possible for you to purchase seem to be worth more in the es have been driven to Dover from Governor Ritfhife and party from afly Radge ih our store on a convenient dignined Club CONTRAST teem of the aggregate of humanity long distances and . there .put Maryland, guests of a nationally Rlan^eXtendliig the payments over a number 6f mouths At one especial point is there a than of their possessors them through a revamping process that known publisher. depehdifig Upon the price of the Range you buy. And There is Flo Zeigfela, with two particularly marked edfitrast be selves. In all probability if Mr. included the changing of frame you still have the advantage of the cash price when you cronies, and there is Uube Gflld- buy on the Club Plan, tween the positions of the Repub Stone had left to a referendum of ahd engiile numbers. b,erg, the cartoonist, in a suit of lican and Democratic pdrtifes in the his public the determination as to Concrete roads and concrete fawnish gray. There is Befitiy present campaign. whether or not he siiontd become consciences seem to go hand in Leonard at the ringside and there While thfe appeal of the Demo an air pilot the vote would have hand. is Teddy ROqSeveit Jf.. with a grin Victory Crawford Combination ^ cratic party is nbminahy td so-call- bfeen in the negative. j that suggests the ghost of his father, and there is Mrs. Roosevelt Gas and Coal Range Which May cBe Purchased On Our Club Plan. Pd llbefailsm and atttl-pfdhibitlon' It has been the privilege of this , who, for some reason or other, sentlmeiit all oVer th§ eoiifitry Its remarkable stage performer to de CHICAGO WILL STOP doesn’t look as though she would actual deiietidefioe in this contest light untold thousands 6f theatre-} feel very comfortable at a pfize is on Tdinihahy iiali. Efiminate the goers df two generations. Ability to OVERLOADING TRUCKS fight. There is Ink Claire, the petite extraordinary effdi't that Tammany thus add to the sum tif human actress, and there are three stout v;otnen who look like Mae West's August“ the Month for Real Furniture^Values is making' td bring success td the happiness and at the same time en= TO PREVENT ILLNESS interpretation of Diamond Lil. Democritid party this year^—the joy to the full the conferring of There is Ontnellus Vahderbilt and Come in and for Yourself— Practically Every Article first time It has lifted a finger "or the benefit is a great blessing. And his new Wife and then is Otto Throughout Our Store Carries R eduction. Eor example we quote national victory in at least twelve Chicagb. Noisy truck's, that Kahn. a life so valuable to the world batter ^lorig over the pav.iments a few below. jjears— alid #here would there be would seem to be deserving of with a racket and din that grates & campaign at all? It is quite be There is, in the backg”ound,, a every reasonable ear^for its pro on the ears- and nerves of the pub semi-circular amphitheater^ which yond contradiction that on this oc longation. lic may be the direct cause of many Dinette Suite of six pieces— finish Is brOwfl mahog A real Coach Hammock. Good looking and nom- would s6em a black, UnoccU.pled any. Buffet of small dimension. Table With drop fortable. In Green or Orange fancy duck of heavy casion the Tiger has swallowed not And of his life and health Ered nervous breakdowns anu much mass of space, but for the barely sickness, ih the opinion of city leaves— and four Windsor type chairS. Regtllfir prlfib weight. Back is upholstered. Reduced from $;i:L00 the canaff but the Donkejt.- Stone has taken that reasonable escaping disaster at a dozen inter was $172.Ot). August Special health commissioner Dr. Arnold H. mittent play of lights ahd the id-* Againdt this bledk shadow is the care,. safe in this one matter. His Kegel. * •. staftllflg contrast of soundly Re termittent shouts from the gal- $24 75 habits have' been exemplary. He An investigation into the over lery. There is the lone Searchlight $98.00 publican newspapers in the mid- has lived cleanly and finely, so that loading of trucks has been started that Wanders far afield, and catches here by council committee on ef tSf§lt| deVfited to the Suppdft of he has come to be regarded as a rooftops whereon crowds perch In A genhine Leonard Porcelain lined Retrigefalor. ilerbert Hoover, boldly repudiating model in his profession. But the ficiency, economy and rebabiliatiOh a fashion Silggestifig an army Of Solid Mahogany Chippendale mirror. Heavy plate Helds 75 to 96 lbs. Ice. Oak finished e.\terior. ftP- and the health aspect is one that corresponding influences that have bats caught out in the night. mirror— size of glass 12x22. overall size 18x85 dOeetl from $85,00 flying bug bit him and for the sake will be included. Attached themselvds ih the pdst to of the wholly unnecessary satis Just outside the fence “ the Constant vibrating of buildings, rackets’’ work overtime. All the the party orgahiiatloni $11.95 $59 00 faction of being able to navigate noise and dust are amtiflg the evils pitchmen in the world ^eem to sud “ In Ohio, in Indiana, in Illinois, the air he risked the rest of a ca attributed to overloaded trucks. denly have gone into conclave. And doubtless in other states,'’ says reer that might well have contin City dwelling, he pointed out, Their shouts drown out eVen the constantly reduces the efficiency Odd Vanity, In Mahogany- -excellent style. Has All fiber Porch Rocker, high hack and comfortable the Chicagd Ttibuhe, stufdy Hoo ued for years to add to the bright noises of the endless fleet of aUtoS, larga mirror and seven drawers. A $79.00 Value tat roll arm, iintshed in tan color. $7.50 value- of meti and women, eveii at its trying futilely to make their Way ver advocate, “ there are forces ness of existence in this country. best. The commission intends to which represent not Republicanism about. Here you can get a rubber There would seem to be aimost eliminate, as far as possible, the hot dog that measures four feet in $49 00 $3.98 as Hoover would make it effectual, no Chahee that the stage will ever cases of the urbanites mental dis length and nearly a foot in width but" tfiS dppdrtunity for personal see Fred Stone again. That Will be tress...... “ Take one home to the kid- • comfortable fiber Chair or with spring power and profit. In Ohld, the Ohio “ Tile average person may hot diesl’’ , . . . . as though such a bal Rocker A distinct loss to a great many peo Upholstered sCat in attractive decorated colors, A HIgB back Maple finished Porch Rocker'with rattaa notice the ever present demands on loon could be carried Itl such a woven reai and back, Reduced from $7,50 to gang; la Indiana the discredited ple. It is highly regrettable that his vitality of the city life," Dr. $15.00 value dombinatloii 6f bigotry and hypoc- crowd. Hefe you call “ get a souve persons who are the stewards of Kegel said, “ but they are there, nir pair of boxing gloves for two- fisy Which has misgoverned that sunshine and of great talents nevertheless.’’ bits’’ .,. .. .Or a tin toy made in the $10-95 $ 5 9 8 State; in Illinois, Small-Thompson- should deem it necessary for them Apparatus that a few years ago image of Harold Lloyd, which is lsm< * * * The purchasable favor was utilized for measurifig tlie capable of winking Its eyes...... Or to add gfieatiy to the hazards ot noise of elevated trains Will be df such allies as the Anti-SaloOn a flifit machine that manufactures existence, so many of which are un used to measure the clatter of League and Ku Klux of Indiana avoidable. whirling fire-works Or a “ souvenir overloaded trucks, the commision- of the champpen.*’ ...... Something Would be deflf at any price. The aid WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. er said. like half a mile of different “ pitch Of the repudiated regime of Illinois INTERFERING Damage to the city’s streets, es” operate in a great semi-circle. from overloading, is estimated at EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES Would be more costly than its hos On an August Saturday night slightly more than $1,000,000 a tility. These elements are all for there would appear to be good rea- Just outside the gates the elevat year, according to Dr. Kegel, and ed station stqirways branch into a eign to that feal Republicanism sofl why the highway patrol main loss of health is incalculable. vast moving “ Y” of human bodies. Which we believe Mr, Hoover rep- tained by the State Police should John Aeberly, industrial expert, Like a river of troubled ants, the i*esents and would make effective be as effective as possible. It is J. T. Cohnolley, chief sanitary en line ascends and ’disappears into Ih tdV«rnta§fit.'’ gineer and Dr. Gottfried Koehler trains. It is an irregular,''^erky submitted that the dangers^of the m u So that the situation is present are among the men who will aid in stream, yet with a certain rhythm. read always resulting from the the Investigation. ed, in the nomination of Herbert week-end admixture of alcohol and Just outside the gate.-and spill ing over Into cross streets for half Hoover and Governor Smith, of a gasoline are better met by watch when 60,000 person.s gather, for Answer: A good fast for a week a mile, 5000 taxicabs and private or ten days will stop the acidosis verbal attack on federal corruption fulness for reckless drivers through instance, at the Yankee Stadium, cars wait, while more arrive each there is BOhlelhing to write about whlch’ ls causing the'destruction of by the Democrats going hand in moment, adding to the confusion. the entire state than by attempt besides a prize fight. the coloring matter in your skin. hand with a desperate effort to ing to cut off'the supply of alcohol A THOUGHT A certain nervous madness per HEAL1H«*NET ADVICE Then, living on a good diet will GILBERT SWAN tufa the machinery of govemmetit ill one town in a rather ^femote vades the scene. Flashlights and keep you from haying any more of over to Tammany, past master and Gather up the fragments that glares pass across the darkness of D r Frank M cC^ „ these white spots form.- Sometimes, corner of the commonwealth. Yet reiiialn, that lioflilhg be lost.— this out-of-the-way po.t. Meu and tutor of the art of wholesale cor if the spots are not too large, they in order to pull a spectacular liq John 6:12. women go about grunting and com General Nobile was hissed in can be successfully treated with ruption, while the Republicans, uor raid in Winsled the State Po * * • plaining. A press car dashes by. Korway. That reminds us that radiations from the ultra-violet with eves open, name a candidate lice barracks all over the state More water glideth by the mill Police shove and threaten. Ahd young man named Columbus was light, and the skin pigment will at than wots the miller of.— Shake who is^ as far away as the poles were drawn on to organize a squad finally a sort of order comes out hodted onCe in one of those towns least partially return. speare.. SNCLOSE- STEUPtO EO&ttSSSEO /9ePLY from any possible association with of chaos. over there. Question; Mrs. J. D. writes: ot 24 troopers to assist the local “ Please advise if oatmeal as it O r compliance toward the corrup authorities. comes from the package is bad for tionists ih their party. Whether these troopers v/ere AVOID EYE TROUBLE can only be corrected through the digestion or otherwise ua- There are other wide differences taken from regular tours of duty Another Milestone! using the right kind of glasses, but healthful. I have a friend who between Hoover and Smith, even the majority of cases can undoubt eats it this way, and claims it is or from the reserve we don’t know; healthful.” granting to the latter the qualities The process of seeing requires an edly be benefited through develop her does it make the slightest dif ing good habits or reading and the Answer: The crushed oatmeal of personal ability and integrity; ference. If they were to be called almost unbelievable amount ot en sold in package form is a good ergy. It is estimated that about additional help of electrical treat but there is none so great as that Oh for extra active work it would ments, diet and eye exercises. cereal to use if you do not spoil one-fifth of our nervous energy is it by adding sugar. Oatmeal In their associations and politi^l have been infinitely more to the spent in this manner. You can I have prepared a scries of eye tldS. HOdvSf is to be eifectefl exercises for strengthening. the should be cooked for a ioflg time point to have sebt them out on the readily understand that where by steaming, ahd seasoning With through repudiatiofl' ot erdokea 1 # there is a definite detect in the vi muscles and improving the CircUla, highways to attempt some regula tlon of the eye. if anyone desirCS only cream or bUtter. politicians. Smith, if elected, would sion, this strain may bd greatly In Question: Mrs. K. L. Writes; tion of the increasingly dangerous creased, this artioie, be iBQUia se&d me a be elected by a loot machine. week-end traSic than to have put large self-addressed, stamped en “ Six .norths ago 1 had a small The introductloh Of sClefitifiCalI,V birthmark ✓ ejn my breast treated them to the job of booze hunting. made glasses has added mahy velope ahd 1 will be glad to mail him this article without charge. with the electric ndedle. Now this If liquor law enforcement must years to the life of the average place is all healed up but stays parson. Man can now continue to If you wish to oreserva yoUP JUDGES AND JUDGES be turned over to the State Police eye-sight, you should avoid the tender and sore. The doctor that enjoy life through many addition treated it says It is a heirtld and Connecticut is no simple village Department,, at least it would seem al years where ffomeriy ha had to glare Of direct light into the eye, maiden with her finger in her as though it might be possible to or a direct refiection from shiny caused the trouble and wants to sit in hlE armchair and wait for treat, it With X-ray or radium. An the end. paper. The bekt light comes over mouth, in the sisterhood of fitates. stage the raids at some time other -yX - the left shoulder onto the paper. other doctor told me the X-ray She is not without a reasohable than at the peak of road perils. , The enervation from eye strain would only enlarge the- keloid. is such an-Important factor in caus Do not try to read In a flickering degree of sophistication and 1 light or in direct sunlight. The best What am 1 to do?’* “oirtwi- ing disease, that 1 dlscuSB this Answer: Find a doctor who has worldly wisdom. Her people know with every patient who comes .to artificial light is from indirect W Af sources Or from ijowerful frosted the Ultra-violet light apparatus and other Words besides prunes and CHEMIST IS KING me in my private practise. No diag he Will koibw hoW to treat ydur nosis of disease can be accurate if globes. Learn to stop ^our reading prism, and are not much more It has long been obvious that the as soon as your eyes feel tired. It is keloid. These kel.aidB should dot shooked than other populations by the physician does not inquire into form from the use of the electric modern chemist is the man who- the amount of energy that a pa not good to continue reading A the current varieties of modern swaya the destinies of nations. book all night long simply because spark if it is propefly used. Some tient wasms through dye fatigue. times, the further treatment With ism. Just the same It is rather dif The eyis is a marvelous organ one becomes interested in thu But the fact has never been pre story. Avoid doing Work that re the electric needle will assist ill re ficult for them to -adjust their sented quite 80 -forcibly as in a re and is necessarily very sensitive to moving the keloid, bUt be sure and convey the delicate shadow impres quires a close application, such as ininds to full understanding of a cent address by Prof. 0. R. Swee fine needle work or reading very find a competent physician who is sions from the outside world to well trained in electro-therapy. slate of affairs where a judge of ney, of Iowa State College, before the optic nerve so that these im small type. Reading on trains the superior court falls under in- the American Chemical Society In pulses may be impressed upon the while objects are being passed is center of vision in the brain. enervating to the eye, as is sitting dictment on twenty-three counts stitute in Chicago. to close to a motion picture ranging all the way from ballot The I0WI7 cornstalk, said Pro One who possesses perfect eye sight is indeed forUinate. because screen. box-stuffing and assault to con fessor Sweeney, can replace both such an individual will usually live Do not wear improperly, fitted !/ft c/afe ir \ . spiracy to murder and actual mur coal and oil In our Industrial sys longer,, have better health and glasses. It Is a poor economy to pay der. The kind Of political and graft tem. Gasoline can be m^de from learn more through observation fifteen to twenty'five cents for yolir glasses when they may ruin your )AMfRlCAIN game played in Chicago is general It; paper, rayon, wall board, fire than one with Imi^rfect sight. Where there is a definite eye de vision, There are often Injurious ly understandable enough, but how proof tile, synthetic lumber and in fect, it is a possible cause of head effects from glasses even though HIS TORY it could have developed to the sulating materials are a few of the aches, wasted vitality and even, they seem Only a scientific August <} , .? point where it involves the very other by-products. Cornstalks are 'f/ T functional or organic diseases. examination Can determine the cor rect .glasses. courts themselves In charges of fla full of cellulose, from which StOOO These defects are also possible 1492— The “ Pinta,” one, of Gd- through a straining of the eyes grant felonies, before the people commercial products can be made. lumbus’ ships, lost her from faulty light and bad reading QttMtfone and Answers rudder at sea. ’ condescended to begin to take no Practically a ll, the synthetic prod nun habits, even when there Is no ac Question: Mrs. W. Writes: “ My % • rf tice, is quite fieyond the compre ucts now made from coal tar and tual defect in the eye itself. skin "is slowly turnlhg' a dead 1787— First draft of federal con- s. hension ot the Connecticut brand other distillates of coal— and their The optometrists of today are white In patches. 1 have doctored stitution reported to con- a highly trained specidlists who-have ventlon.' ‘ ' ot tatetl^once. name la legion— can be made from faithfully, and used several medi become educated through an in cines, both lr*"rtlal and external, 1890— First electricv, execution l i : ' Here we are at least certain of corn waste. tensive training, and they are bet but to no avail, 1 want to get at New York. . ’ , ■ ' t|i« ahjiMitate rectitude of our high The manufacturing center of th* ter able to examine the eyes and the cause of the trouble, but 1 am 1912— Senate empi^ered thsMt oovi^ even if we are conscieua future, he predietA, will be Abe discover the errors of 'vlston than becoming discouraged and am go president to,i^pglnt a gov- ; ig the average physician. 4 | t fifit |ree |r$m m n .corg .beU.. ^ s t populatlooa .wlU nq ing to give up unless you can help ernor of Cani^:^^,; _a M i >1 the defects ot Tinon me." 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number was given and it was seen ‘DEAD” blAN TELliEK. 'a POUCH GET AUTO THIEF that it was the same number on the A soone^iNG W N G I O ) ^ keub’s vacation car that the driver had jumped Monaca, Pa., —- A supposed Oea!# < BRITAIN a A IM S from. jnan cut loosse w(tL soi^scorcYilng iF O R E ALARM IS SENT Hartford was notified that their language here becentl^^whe^ he ul3-25 man and the car lyere both In Man found himself being carCed an chester. The driver, who proved undertaking ekcabllUtintent'".', in a ’ Pairolnuui Wirtalla. ■ Catchies to be William l*ratt, 17. years of hearse. The “ body'''w«6»founq on WOMEN IN WHOLE Youthful Stealer of Hart age, of Brockton, had been visiting tlie Colbna hlghi^ay by ktate ti|»op- PUBLISHERS DO THEIR BIT TO ford Machine Before Warn in Hartford. He was looking for ers. who called the underiaker.- HELP US GET CAMPAIGN Local Store to Follow An work and had been living with a BACKGROUNDS ed. . Suddenly a most elptjuent liite of ' Washington, Aug. 6.— Every sister. Not being able to get work profanity cafne' frorii -the InterlOT of presidential year brings forth a nual Plan of Closing for Manchester police again display he stole the car and was on his way the car. Investigation revealed the number of books dealinjg with poli ed speedy action when Motprcycle to Brockton when stopped by Offi corpse to be very i^jich alivfe.-J He tical phases and personages. The Officer Rudolph WirUil.la picked up cer Wirtalla. He denied that he told the troopers. |an A’htp.;-jhad current political season offers an Two Full Vacation Weeks a man wanted in Hartford and had had stolen the car and was mucli run him down, ■ > i unusually worthy crop of reading him at the Manchester police sta put out when accused of it, but he On advice of the trooimrs-jPbief matter for the campaign months. tion before the Hartford ppli.ee fin was held by the local police until of Police Gilroy of; AUquIppai'ar No one has yet written a com ished broadcastihg a call that he yesterday morning. Hartford sent rested a suspect-on a'>chargq of For the sixth consecutive year a man for him and he was taken prehensive history of American the G. E. Keith Furniture Company was .wanted. driving while intoxtcaieil ^iiMt •tail At 9 o’clock Saturday night Offi back to the city for- trial this ing to stop, and give -asslsfanceAr politics. The essentials are cram will shut down for its annual em morning. med into Dr. Edward Stanwood’.^ cer 'Wirtalla was doing duty on ■ ^ ^ I ~ ^ ployees’ vacation. The . store will ■ • ’•, . . ' • - t “ History of the Presidency,” the be closed from Monday, August 13 Center street and kis attention wa$ A New England cooking; expert* attracted to the fast- rate of .speed .standard work on nominations and until Saturday, August 25. There praises the swordfish as a r "deli elections up to 1916. While Stan- that; a Buick car was traveling. He COOLIDGE OUT AFTER BASS, wilb be no sales, deliveries, or col says a newspaper headline. We cious food. The news probably wood’s book is a gold mine of in lections, during that time. It’s gave chase and as he neared the corner of Linden and Center streets often have felt like chasing some will be hailed with delight bj formation and a book of immense what you might call a wholesale veteran sword-swallOwers. value to students and other , writ vacation— everyone gets two weeks he drew elpngside of , the automo of those singers ourselves. ers, some larger work yet to come right in the midst of the vacation bile and tdid the driver to stop. will include volumes of additional season. T^e driver took one look at the detail. Eor the present, the full, Six years ago, this month, the officer, pulled his foot from the ac vivid, colorful story of our politics G.' E. Keith Furniture Company celerator, .opened the. door and can only be had by reading innu made a startling announcement jumped. The car kept on going, merable histories, biographies and that their entire store would close took a turn to the left and crossed reminiscences, along with files of for two weeks in order that all em the-street, going over the curbing Only a handful of men newspapers and periodicals. ployees might enjoy a real vaca between the Connecticut Company’s The best accounts of the earliest tion. They felt that everyone office and the town property and know the Secret days of our political parties to ap should have a rest and did not like came to a stop on the lawn of the pear in recent years are “ Jefferson London.— Although America is his vast steel and coal interests. from the Leiter estate. She Is an the idea of doing business short- Municipal building. La Touraine and Hamilton” and “ Party Battles supposed to be prodigiously rich She was his inseparable compan active speaker on the stump and a handed in the summer sale season Officer Wirtalla did not stop to ion. of the Jackson Period,” written by and great Britain “ new poor” as a fighter for equality between men because they believed it impaired see what the car was doing, but Formula Claude Bowers, the Democratic result of the war, the tight little Today she is direetdr of the and women, politically and every efficiency and the good service they realized that the driver of the car Anglo-Argentine Coal Company, other way. keynoter at HoustO i. For the best island challenges the U. S. A. in desired to give. It had been cus- had a reason for jumping from the attempt to connect the evolution one point— that of the richest j the Cambrian Collieries, the Globe Lady Louise Mountbatten, wife car.. The driver of the car started Printing and Publishing Company, lomary for clerks and office help, and fortunes of our political par women in the world. of Lord Louis Mountbatten, a who worked day and evenings, to to run. Officer Wirtalla went after ties with the physical, economic This has been brought strongly L^e Salutaris Water Company and kinsman of the royal family, is receive a vacation at the company’s him-, and after a chase that took and cultural progress of the na into the foreground over here by over a dozen more. And she is no one of England’s greatest heiress expense, but no provision wa.s made him as far as Newman street he tion your correspondent suggests the recent death of Sir David Yule, figurehead director. She main es. Her grandfather. Sir Ernest for delivery men, repairmen, etc. caught him. “ The Rise of American Civiliza who made his money in shipping, tains a big, perfectly equipped of Cassel, left her about twenty mil The captured driver returned to fice and she keeps regular hours It was with the intention of pro tion,” by Dr. Charles A. Beard. banking and merchandising in In lion dollars and a magnificent pal viding for these that the new plan theipolice station with the officer Outstanding among political his dia. It was known Sir David was like any man of big business. ace Ln Park Lane. She does not was devised. and.was being questioned when the tories published in the last year wealthy, but few knew his fortune Lady Rhondda’s only other In trouble her pretty head about Nowhere had this plan been tried police typewriter began to click. are “ The Republican Party,” by attained the magnificent propor terest is politics, especially as it business, but is one of the leaders The words “ Hartford to All” made applies to women’s affairs. She in an establishment as large as Prof. William Starr Myers of tions of $100,000,000. The British in the younger sets of society. Keith’s, and the outcome ' was their appearance and the message Princeton and “ The Democratic treasury, which needs all the money has led the fight to secure for America knows her for her democ that followed told of a Buick car peeresses in their own right seats watched with considerable interest Party,” by Frank R. Kent, politi it can get owing to the nation’s racy, some of her favorites being by the public and business houses being stolen from Washington cal editor of the Baltimore Sun. heavy war debts, will, therefore, in the House of Lords, which up Hollywood film stars, male and fe street, Hartford. The registration )ou might as tvell to now have been denied them. as it constituted a bold attempt to One suspects that they are proving soon come into a windfall of about male. Her husband, a young of meet a very coijamon problem in a the most popular of the 1928 poli six million dollars or more in the Through her paper, “ Time and ficer in the British navy, shares have the best Tide,” to which she frequently radical and novel manner. It did tical books. Each is written from shape of death duties on Sir David’s his wife’s tendencies to mix with work out satisfactorily. Everyone an obvious, though not offensive, estate. These five English women are amo people who are interesting. Her ng the riches in the world. Left to had a great time, and was back on partisan slant. Neither is a white The demise of Sir David Yule ul grandfather was the intimate the job again with renewed energy DON’T SCRUB- wash, except in spots. Both are timately will make of his only rigli^; the ' Baroness Ravensdale, friend and financial adviser of the Lady Lonise Mountbatten, Mi and efficiency. It did mean, how- easy and interesting reading and child. Miss Gladys Yule, the rich late King Edward VII. I ever, a considerable expense to the ought to appeal to the voter who est woman in Great Britain. She ss Gladys Yule, Lady .Ludlow, Another great heiress is Lady SOAK CLOTHES Viscountess Rhondda. company, and a considerable wants to know more of the back will worry along with about $90.- Robert Houston, whose husband amount of business and collections ^ A UNIQUE LINE OF ITALIAN ground of his party and the other 000,000. Like her father, she has a ship owner, left her a fortune were lost. But taking everything contributes, she has fought for all WHITER, SAFELY party. been little mentioned in the news- of over $30,000,000. They lived into consideration Mr. Keith re POTTERY, INCLUDING VASES, JARS, papers* Living quietly* in the coun laws that will protect and help in the Isle of Jersey. Under laws The Mvers book is the more garded it as successful and felt that “Saves time” says Mrs. E. J. scholarly, representing much more try, she has been an out-of-doors women and children. dating back for centurfes, inhabit AND JARDINIERES An American Fortune it bad the approval and co-opera research and presenting much girl, much given to hunting and ants of this place are immurie tion of his customers. Donaldson, 64 Fairfield St. No Two Pieces Decorated Alike more interesting detail. Kent’s is riding. Another interesting daughter of from British income taxes. The the aristocracy, who also is very From now until the closing date sketchy but informative. His bis Real Business Genius British treasury was prepared to business will be lively and the Mid- “ Rinso has a great many boost $2.00 and up tory of the Democrats, a party 60 The most prominent rich wom rich in her own right, ls_ the Ba contest this in the case of Lady Summer Clearance .Sale will be ers In Manchester. I surely can or 70 years older than the G. O. an in Great Britain is the Viscoun roness Scarsdale, who is half Houston. She voluntarily paid the continued with exceptional values give Rinso a , boost because aside P., is told in fewer words. That tess Rhondda. She inherited great American. Her father was the treasury $1,500,000 death, duties. in every department. Above all, from washing clothes cleaner than late Lord Curzon, famous Viceroy fact will appeal to many readers. wealth from her father, the first The Baroness Ludlow also is on remember the dates (13 to 25) they ever were before^it's also a Dewey-Richnian Co. And when Kent and Myers get in Viscount Rhondda, and since has of India and Secretary of State for the list of wealthy women. From when the entire store will be closed labor-saver, Rinso eliminates such to the clinches— as in their pro added to it. She has never gone Foreign Affairs. Her mother was her first husband. Sir James Wern- — no sales, no deliveries, no money old-fashioned methods as boiling p Jewelers, Stationers, Silversmiths ^ and con arguments over the Haye.s- in for society. All her life she Marie Victoria Letter, daughter of her, a South African diamond mil will be taken in—r-when all the em and scrubbing the clothes. With Tilden scandal and the Wilson ad- I has been a business woman. When L. Z. Leiter, the wealthy grain lionaire, she inherited ten million ployees will have their adnual va Rinso all that’s necessary is soak operator of Chicago. The pretty ministratioir— the journalists ap her father was alive, realizing she dollars, a beautiful house in Pic cation. ing and rinsing. This new and pear to have it over the professor. would be his heir, he trained her Baroness inherited a large portion, cadilly and an almost priceless col better method saves tlnje. Rinso is Myers sometimes becomes a little in all the iniricate machinery of of the fortune her mother gof lection of jewels. equally good for dlshwaghlpg and naive, though he does not attempt HALE’S STORE NOTES scrubbing floors, I gladly endorse to-gl033-4.116 scandals of the Grant this product— knowing from ex A Good Location Is a Business Asset and other administrations. Kent’s perience that RinsoHs deserving of best chapters cover the Wilson pe WAPPING Miss Marjorie Dowd, notion der all the praise it receives.” (Sign riod and the last eight years. partment, left yesterday for a two ed) Mrs. E. J. Donaldson, 64 Fair- A Few Desirable Offices Are “ Presidential Years, 1789-1860” There were nine members of One-Minute % V n e M aIeaR a fROIT weeks’ stay at Point O’Wood, Conn. field Street, Manchester, Conn. by Meade Minnegerode, is also in Wapping Grange, who motored to Miss Lillian Powers, glove buyer, Saves clothes and hands teresting reading. There were King Phillip’s Stockade and attend ‘WeM'^eL.vJeS J 05T BECAOS^ is enjoying a two weeks’ stay at Rinso, the granulated laundry Available in State Theater Bldg. those who shouted publicly th.it ed the field day and picnic of East THeW Ca M'T HELPTHpAASEwes. Montreal, Canada. soap, soaks clothes whiter than you Washington and Hamilton were Central Pomona Grange No. 3, Interviews Mrs. Emma Douglas, garment can ’scrub them. Saves clothes^ At Moderate Rentals crooks and that Lincoln was a vile which was held there on Friday, department, and son, Robert, are saves hands. Endorsed by the mak disgrace, and the^' all have their August 3. It was a basket-lunch af spending this week at the Erlck- ers of C4 leading washing ma INQUIRE JACK SANSON innings in Minnegerode’s narra fair and the Springfield Pomona son-Waddell cottage at Pleasant chines. Rinso comes in two sizes— tive, which is crammed with vivid Grange was also present-. There was EARLY DIAGNOSIS WILL View, Westerly, R. I. most wpnien get the large package. Manager of the State Theater and often illuminating quotations a short program wliich was held ' DECREASE CANCER TOLL Mrs'. Hall, housefurnishing, de Follow easy directions for best re from contemporaries. It doesn’t in the pavilion just after the din partment, is spending a vacation al sults; give an impartial picture, but is in ner, and also sports of all kinds “ Careful, yearly examinations of Milford, Conn. tune with- these iconoclastic days were enjoyed. Miss Miriam Welles women over 3 5 years of age Mrs. Henry Lowd, girls’ shop, when we no longer believe that our of Wapping Grange, brought horne would save thousands from death left Saturday for Vermont where earlier presidents were guided by the blue ribbon. from cancer,’ declared Mrs. Robert she will spend the next two weeks divine hand. Minnegerode does Mrs. Frank Stoddard has been III G. Mead, honorary president of the visiting relatives. especially well in his sections at her home ihis past week. American Society for the Control Mias Rose Woodhouse, secretary, covering the Clay-Adams election Mrs. Frank S. Stoughton and two of Cancer. has^-returned after spending the scandal in 1824, the Singing Whigs children have returned recently “ In early diagnosis lies the hope week-end at Harrison, Maine. Mrs. McLoughlin, domestic de of 1840, the first dark horse— Polk from a six weeks vacation, spent of cure, cancer experts tell ps,” — and the Democratic spirit of Mrs. Mead said. partment, is touring Maine. 1860. with her brother’s family at Mad Louis Andisio, health market, ison. “ In the early stages the disease All good Republicans and bolt Is local and therefore curable. If " ____ has returned from an automobile MONEY SAN Mr. and Mrs. John Collins and ing southern Democrats will enjoy r ’e O. U. S. PAT. Or F. tour through Canada. daughter. Miss Faith M. Collins and. caught in the very beginning, a “ Tammany Hall,” by M. R. Wer cancer is apt to be nothing more ner. Pro-Smith Democrats will not. Miss Harriet Sharp motored ’ to Pittsfield, Mass., returning by the. than a local boil which, if ade They will have to console them quately treated, could be stopped selves with the thought that Wer way of the Mohawk Trail last Sun day. from developing into the cancer ner brought his history only to the that brings death. death of Charles F. Murphy in Rev. Truman H. Woodward, gave 1924 and that the book costs five an address before, the Rockville “ Educational work is - needed, dollars, which restricts its sale. Christian Endeavor Society at the just because cancer can be Avoided “ Tammany Hall” represents a vast Ellington Congregational church if caught. ^ In its late stages it is SERVICE HEADQUARTERS uncurable.’so far. amount of research and documen last Wednesday evening. The service rendered by the The A & P ia the headquarters tation. It doesn’t leave much of Mrs. Ervin L. Furrey is seriously “ Our organization does not want Governor Smith’s argument that ill with heart trouble at her home to scare women. It merely wants A & P is increasing its custo for your favorite luitiouaily Tammany must be good because on Ellington street. to educate them to realize the use mers daily — a service whose known foods — the home o f it’s so old; it amounts to a ruthless less waste there is from cancer foundation is based on the choice delicacies from all over historical indictment. It is so mer that could be avoided. Cancer is policy of giving the flnest ef the world. Prices are always rare in children. Its ra/ages come ciless, in fact, that Werner has low— quality always high. been charged "with more or less COVENTRY among women over 3 5. One of foods at the lowest prices. purposely writing ,a Republicati every seven deaths after 3 5 among campaign document and with pil Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Winkler and women is from cancer. If every ing on Tammany not only its own daughters Bessie and Lillian re woman would make a resolution on The famous white naphtha soap — at a low price! innumerable sins but those of its turned to their home in Astoria, L. her 3 5 th birthday to have a enemies in New York politics. I., after spending a 2 weeks’ vaca thorough yearly examination and BARS Several campaign biographies tion with their cousins, Mr. and proper treatment, when it is need P&GSoap have appeared, as usual. Hoover Mrs. John E. Kingsbury. ed, the terrible toll of canner would has been written up by Will Irwin Miss Gladyce Winkler will spend be lessened perceptibly and thou Only Buick — Choice cuts from fine steers — try it far lunch! and William Hard; Smith by Ibis week with her cousin Laura sands of lives would be saved.’’ Henry F. Pringle and by Norman Kingsbury. Hapgood and Henry Moskowifz, Mrs. John E. Kingsbury return Corned Beef 2 39*" collaborating. Such biographies are ed to New York with her cousins DENIES THAT CALIFORNIA cou Id gives i/c ^ vaIue never cold and unprejudiced, but and will spend a week visiting re IS LOSING POPULATION; Serve with fresh fruit or berries! the Pringle and Hard books are lations in Red Bank, New Jersey PEOPLE RETURN TO LAND regarded as the most critical and Huntington, Long Island. Oakland, Cal.— Widespread Im PKGS among them. Misses Betty Blackburn, pression that rural California Is be Kellogg’s Samuel Crowther, in “ Herbert Josephine Heckler, Marion Shaw, ing rapidly depopulated was punc OnlyBuick- ■Hoover Versus the Presidency.” tured today by O. J. Kern, assist Cora Kingsbury and George Kings analyzes Hoover’s experience, ant professor of agricultural educa Easy to serve —for luncheon or breakfast! bury, are ateending Junior Short tion at the University of California. CANS achievements and known opinions Course this weak held at Connec READY-TO-FRY and makes them fit immediate na He visioned, moreover, the com could build si/c^ a car CrOrtOfl^S “ a d y t o f r y tional problems to prove that ticut Agricultural College. ing of a new social order on the CODFISH CAKES Miss Maud Murphy has been farm, in which the price of crops or 116 Inch ’Wheel Base 129 ^ c h Wheel Base Hoover’s election is a national Tvro-pasnnger Business Coupe. $1195.00 Five-passenger Phaeton ...... $1325.00 necessity. Propaganda, but well visiting at Mrs. Arthur Reed's. the yearly return from the land no The essence of ripe tomatoes! Miss .Murphy taught school in the Five-passenger 2-Uoor Sedan . . . $1220.00 Seven-passenger Touring ••••.. $1550.00 done. longer shall hold first place. Five-passenger Phaeton...... $1225.00 Five-passenger Conpe...... C1S65.00 LARGE Here in Washington, Richard North District about 17 years ago. That more numbers, rural or ur Four-passenger Special Coupe.. C12.50.00 Five-pass. CIose^Coupled Sedan . $1575.00 BOTTLE Boeckel of Editorial Research Re ban, do not constitute sound social Five-passenger 4-door Sedan ... $1320.00 Four-pass. Convertible Coupe.. $1575.00 Blue Label Ketchup ports has published a series of insurance, was a point stressed by 121 Inch Wheel Base ^ Five-passenger 4-door Sedan. . . »1535.C0 ^ cs *» • A/. ScTcn-passcngcr Sodaii.. . • i • • • $20i5,00 pamphlets under the title of Presi Professor Kern. The fact, remains ...... PRUDENCE CORNED BEEF HASH can 25o dential Politics, 192 8. The sub RUBINOW AHENDING however, that the farm population jects are such as The Woman’s is climbing steadily higher aand he CfflPSO Ige pkg 21c Vote in National Elections, Tam referred to data compiled by his Five-passenger 4-door Sedan... $1520.00 Flint, Michigan many Hall in National Politics, A BUYERS’ MEETING department. OXYDOL pkg 9c Presidential Campaign Funds, California’s rural population in Patronage Influence, Business Con creased 707,354 in 1900 to $1,095,- TH E SI LVER. A W M IV E R SA R Y The new cereal-flavored, with honey and malt syrup! ditions in Presidential Years and William Rubinow of Rubinow’e 132 in 1920. During the same pe the Prohibition and Religion is Garment Fashion Center is in New riod the urban population went sues. The series has proved valu York attending a group buying from 777,699 to 2,331,729. Corn Flakes-Post 3 22* able to editorial and other writers. meeting of Grace-de-Vyne modes In the United States as a whole for Fall. This event is very im-- the increase of rural population in LUX TOILET SOAP ROMANCE IN THE AIR portant and is attended by nearly BUICK 3 cakes 23c proportion to the urban increase WITH MASTERPIECE BODIES BY FISHER New York,— These balmy sum every member of the syndicate. The was less than in California. From mer days bring romance to first day of the meeting, Monday, 1900 to 1920 the farm figure rose ^ Served daily by hundreds of thousands — try it! and old alike. Two 80-year-old will be devoted to the display of from 45,614.142 while the city fig LARGE B € hoya were recently married here in coats and the second day, Tuesday, ure soared from 30,380,433 to 54,- LOAF the big town. Dr. Charles T. Phenix will be given over entirely to 304,603. Capitol Buick Co. >’s Bread and Silas 'Wonderly. Dr. Phenix, dresses. .At this showing various ■ I' ■‘iKlf* who married Mrs. Marie L. Snow,' price ranges are exhibited and the Panama asks the United States JAMES M. SHEARER, Manager. 60, claims to be the first veterinar new materials as well as styles for to supervise an election. Sounds Main St.' and Middle Turnpike, South Manchester TRB f|tEAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA C \ iHlilllllllll.. uaiUlifll All Day Tuesday, August 7th and Wednesday Till Noon Here’s Another Store-wide Event of Economical Importance—A Dollar Spent at This Sale Brings You in Many In stances Savings on $3, $2, and $1.50 Articles For Your Personal Use and Home. These Items Are Self-Evident of the Values You Can Expect—Come and Be Convinced. Look For the DOLLAR SALE Signs Throughout th6 Store. HARTFORD Men’s 10c. Ball Bearing —Cinter Bargain Squarel Main Floor First Bargain Table Handkerchiefs Roller Skates 15 FOR All full size, laun For boys. and Misses’ $1.95 and $2.95 Women’s Full Fashioned Silk dered ready for use, * 1 each in glazed en- JK! girls, sturdily made Two-Piece Suits Hosiery velope. While they Pongee, Linen, and Linene . . . mannish last! Each 10c. 15 skates, p air ...... vestee and skirt. Smart models in sizes 16, 18 and 20 years. 'White and colors. Sllk-to-the-top chiffons, and service weight. for ...... Main Floor Plain colors with contrasting heels. A few irreg Main Floor mSmttfi 6 Go, Have short sleeves: and tub nicely. ulars in this lot Values up to $1.95 ...... Main Floor. Main Floor $1.50 Magazine Racks $1.50 Cash Boxes Made of v/ood finished in black, red, dark and Coat Bargains on 2nd Size 10?4x7%x4, complete with two extra keys, $1.50 Wool Chenille Rugs light gi'cen, also yellow ...... all fireproof construction ...... lOc. Hair Nets, 15 for Main Floor iSx'JS Inches; in blue, green and brown shades. lOc. Hair Nets, cap shape, double mesh, our own Main Floor A wonderful Dollar Bargain ...... special brand, all colors except grey and white.. Floor Fourth Floor 39c. Puritan Sanitary "NapWiis, 12 in box, Boys’ Slip-on Sweaters 5 $10.98 Flannel Coats, in 3 boxes ...... pastel sh a d es...... $1.98 Bridge Sets Main Floor All wool, Jacquard effects and plain colors^, $5 Two packs of fine gold edged playing cards, crew and V necks, sizes 25 to 36. Valu6s to $2.9o 7 $10.98 and $12.50 Misses’_ score pad and pencil. All in assorted colors .... 75c. Yd. ‘Gold Seal’ Congoleum Main Floor Sport Suits ...... $6 Main Floor 2 yds. wide, in attractive tile patterns. A per $2.95 Crystal Chokers 15 $10 Sport Flannel Jackets, in navyf and fect grade for Dollar Day. 2 yds...... Diamond cut, of beautiful luster, selling regu bright colored stripes, your Fourth Floor. larly at $2.95 ...... Men’s $1.50 Broadcloth Shirts Dollar Day Millinery Main Floor choice ...... $5 Plain colored broadcloth and fancy woven Trimmed and tailored! Felts, Satins, Silks. Hit-or-Miss Rag Rugs 2 for madras. In collar attached and neckband styles.. $25 to $42.50 Women’s Tailored Hundreds of styles to choose from! ..... Main Floor . Second Floor 24x36 Inch size rugs, in well known hit-or-miss $1.95 Pearl Chokers Suits patterns, 2 for ...... Made in France, guaranteed indestructible 35 in this selling, black and navy, Fourth Floor. Main Floor Men’s $1.50 JPajamas mostly large sizes ! ...... $2 to $3.50 Corsets and Girdles Full cut, trimmed v/ith silken loops, plain white Salesman’s Samples, quality makes, your choice ...... $2.49 Congoleum Art Rugs and colors, a good value ...... In the Underprice Dress Section Size 4.6x4.6 of this popular make of rugs. Spe.- $2.95 Sample Jewelry Main Floor Third Floor cial for Dollar Day at ...... Regularly selling up to $2.95 apiece! Compl;te 50 Summer Dresses, in a wide Fourth Floor. variety, bracelets, earrings, etc...... variety, all to go f o r ...... Main Floor Men’s Night Shirts 70 Silk Summer Dresses, ^ >1 $1.98 Scooters IMade of Fruit-cf-the-Lcom cotton, v.'cars so ^ mostly sport models ...... I O 39c. Congoleum Rugs, well. Sizes up to 23, well made ...... ^ , sturdily built, disc wheels and rubber tires 18x36 .inch size; slightly imperfect; this 39c. rug Colored Alarm Clocks Main Floor Downstairs featured for Dollar Day, 4 for ...... # In the Better Dress Shop Made by Lux Ciocl: Co., shewn in red, blue, Fourth Floor. yellov/ r.nd green ...... 20 Silk and Wool Dresses, were RIain Floor Silks, Linens and Domestics from $10.98 to $18.98 ...... Women’s $6 and $8 20 Silk and Wool Dresses, were ^ /fl $2 and $3 Linoleum Remnants , 63e. Raycn Suiting, 35 inch width, new patterns, from $10.98 to $25 ...... ^...... $1.95 Leather Ilan-Lbags 2ii> yds. Sample Shoes Inlaid linoleum remnants; 2 yds. wide. Special 50 Silk Dresses, v/omen’s and misses’ sizes, High grade samples, valued at $3 to $8, shown for Dollar Day at, sq. yd...... Pcuch, envelope and backstrao styles in call, 49c. Figured Linens, 3G-inch width, new pat only In size 4B. An exceptional offer...... Fourth Floor. lerocco. trout, galusha and alligator leathers . . terns 2'/, yds...... were from $16.98 to $29.00, ^ 0 luain Floor your choice 25c. Lawn Prints, nev/est patterns, 32-inch Women’s $4 to $6 Pumps and Ties $1.50 Feather Pillows widtn, 7 yds...... , ...... iMiiiii 111 iiiiWitf'rrflMitifiiiiiMMniiTrirr Hundreds of pairs! All leathers! ,.A11 styles! All sizes, but not In every style. $4 to $6 values. In size 21x27; all feather sanitary pillows; cov- Vf $1.95 Leather Bill Felds 17c. Unbleached Cotton, extra heavy quality, 3.5 ered with 8-oz. A. C. A. ticking. Main Floor ;.. Also e.gar and Cigarette Cases, in wide variety inches. 8 yds...... Infants’ and Children’s Apparel Fifth Floor ; styles and colo.-j ...... 25c Fruit-of-the-Loom mill runs, fine nainsook $2 Imported Voile Drecses, hand embroidered, ^ Eta'll Fleer 2 to 6 years ...... ^ Men’s $2 Leather Slippers and cambric, 36-inch width. G yds...... $2 Satin Bound Crib Blankets, pink and blue $1.50 Sun Porch Tables 55c„ Bleached Bed Sheeting, width 214 ydt., $2 Infants’ Hand Made D resses...... ^ In brown with soft leather soles, ail Z'/. yds...... Third Floor, fe Octagon top stand; 24 Inches high, In combina BestOil Bags sizes ...... tion green and red enamel finish. Main Floor .. With extension loci: and key. Heavy rivited $1.29 Single Plaid Blankets, alee gray, size GGxGD Children’s Wearables 2 for $1 Center Aisle Bargain Table—Main Floor Fifth Floor ciners, sturdy lining. Very special ...... $1.39 Bordered Lunch Cloths, all linen size 44x14 ■ EZain Floor 75 c. to $1 Panty Dresses and Boys’ Wash Suits, S5c. Bordered Turkish Tov/els, double loop 2 to G years, 2 for ...... Women’s $1.50 and $2 House weave, cize 22x44, 4 far ...... 75c. to $1 Girls’ Chambray Playsuits and Middy Brassiers and Bandettes 2 for Elocmers and Coveralls, 2 for ...... Slippers and Mules Long models, side fastening, with or without Women’s 25c. Swiss Handk’is, 9 for % Imported novelties, in v.'hite and colors. Lace $1.39 Hemmed Bed Sheets, heavy bleached cot- 75c. to $1 Infants’ Dresses and hand made, Ger Black, blue ai>d rose colored mules with baby garters, choice, 2 for __ ,...... corners, tatted edges; cross stitching and patch ten, 81x39 inches ...... trudes, 2 fer , ...... heels. Also rose, blue and black satin slippers 'Third Floor. effects. 9 for ...... 19c. Bleached Crash Toweling, half linen, color Infants’ Shirts, silk, wool and cotton, 2 for .. with soft padded soles. All sizes...... Main Floor ed borders, 7 yds...... Thkd Floor. 25c. Fancy Turkish Towels, colored effects, 6 for Main Floor. $2.00 and $3.50 Thompson’s Corset $1.79 Marquisette Curtains 35c. and 49c. Mill Ends of Sateen and Liksilk, Infants’ Wearables 3 for $1 Brassieres 26-inch width, 4 yds...... 59c. Infants’ Flannelette Gowns, Gertrudes and Boys’, Misses’ & Children’s $4 Shoes Salesman’s samples, all perfect garments! Mercerized ruffled curtains, check patterns, Kimonos, 3 fer ...... complete with tiebacks ...... $1.29 and $1.33 Silk Pongee, fast color, 36-inch Thompson’s Glove fitting models, ...... width, plain and printed, all silk, yd...... 59c. Chambray Rompers and Creepers, hand 1,000 pairs! High shoes. Oxfords and Piunps! All Third Floor. Fourth FI 3 or embroidered ...... leathers, all styles! . Values to $ 4 ...... ) Main Floor Third Floor. Main Floor. 59c. Aprons to Embroider 3 for $1.50 Voile Curtains Entirely made, stamped and tinted, simple With lace edge, also ruffled voile and dotted Men’s $1.00 Neckties 2 for $1.98 Steel Trucks and Buses stitchery, edges arc bound ...... marquisette curtains; worthwhile value ...... Third Floor Dollar Day Bargains Main Floor. Also steam shovels, made of heavy gauge auto- Fourth Floor $1.45 Dimity and Print House Frocks, sizes 36 to Mam Floor 5 2 ...... mobile large size ...... $1.45 Girls’ Dresses, sizes 7 to 14 years ...... TOYS Downstairs '' TOYS 5-Piece Luncheon Sets 3 for $1.95 Framed Pictures $1.45 Beach Coolie C o ats...... To embroider, 34 inch square cloth and 4 nap Garden and landscape subjects; size lCxl6 inch; Men’s $1.50 Union Suits $1.95 Women’s and Misses’ Sweaters ...... kins, two designs stamped on bleached material. some hand-carved framed ...... 'i' $1.45 Rayon Slips, Bloomers, Stepins, and Pan- $1.69 “Horsen e i” MaMa Dolls Regularly 59c. set . . .T...... Fourth Floor Light weight ribbed, short sleeves, ankle ties, Doth tailored and lace trimmed models, choice Famous unbreakable dolls, will walk and talk, Cl Main Floor. length ...... $1.95 Radlnette Slips (slightly imperfect) ...... prettily dressed,...... y | $1.95 Crepe de Chine Skirts, pleated, on bodice Main Floor Downstairs $1.50 Framed Subjects $2.98 and $3.98 Sllpon Sweaters ...... 50c, Children’s Rompers 3 for A variety of new ones, in 12x16 Inch frames. Men’s Union Suits Third Floor 2 for $1 Bargains To embroider, are entirely made except for (Jl Very attractive values ...... $1 Porto Rican Gowns, all hand made, 2 for .. simple stitchery. Sizes 1 to 4 years. Regularly 50c. «?[ Fine quality checkered Nainsook and fancy $1.98 Dolls’ Bassinettes each, 3 for ...... Fourth Floor 79c. Bungalow Aprons, cool models, 2 for .... Brightly enameled In pink, blue and yellow, madras, full cut and well made. 2 for ...... 79c. Girls’ Dresses, sizes 7 to 14, 2 for ...... _____ Main Floor. Main Floor length 27 Inches, has mattress ...... 69c. Muslin and Crepe Gowns, Bloomers, Slips, Downstairs Step-ins and Panties, your choice. 2 for ...... Linen Handkerchiefs, 10 for Third Floor. $1 Lace Trimmed Linen Scarfs Of pure linen, ready for tatting edge, laundered To embroider, three designs for simple em ready for use, 10 for ...... Men’s 50c. Rayon Hose 3 Pairs $1.50 Fiber Suit Cases broidery, 2 for ...... Main Floor Fancy new patterns In stripes and checks, Main Floor. 3 for ...... Men’s and Women’s Golf Clubs Made on wooden frame, reinforced comers, Main Floor ' Drivers, Brassies, Midirons, Mashles,' Putters, AI good locks ...... Niblicks, etc. Right or left hand ...... Downstairs Novelty Handkerchiefs, 7 for Main Floor with laces in Parisian effects, scalloped edges, 49c. Voile Boudoir PiUows 4 for embroidered corners. White and colors 7 fo r__ Men’s 50c, Silk Hose % Pairs To embroider, stamped and tinted for a few Main Floor Pure silk thread, reinforced heels and toes. In $2.59 Crepe de Chine Dancettes touches of stitchery. 4 for ...... black, tan and grey, 3 pairs ...... Tennis Rackets And Slips, tailored and lace trimmed models.. Main Floor Main Floor. Choice of nicely made rackets, each Third Floor Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs Main Floor With hem stitching, are full size of pure linen,, Men’s $1.50 Khaki Pants Boys’ $1.49 Linen Knickers 6 for ...... 10 Rolls of Wall Paper Pine Belgian linen, Imported, in golf style and Main Floor Sulphur dyed, strong and durable, for camp and novelty effects. Sizes 8 to 18 ...... home in the garden, wear well, sizes 26 to 50 .... Worth 15c. to 25c. per roll . Main Floor -Main Floor Dollar Day Grocery Bargains Imported Japanese Crab Meat, Namco Brand, Downstairs Boys’ $1.59 “Peter Pan” Suits 614 oz. cans, 3 'f o r ...... Famous wash suits, also other well-known Dollar Day Toiletries Maxwell Hoase\Colfee, 1 pound tins, 2 for .... brands. A money saving o ffe r...... Men’s Work Pants Cloverbloom Batter, I pound prints, 2 lbs. for ______Main Floor Rumford Baking Powder, 1 pound tins, 4 for 3 $1.20 and $1.35 Paints Dormay Flower Vase, of pink glass 91-4 inches Good quality material In stripes and mixtures, well made, sizes 30 to 44 ...... Fancy Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, No. 2V4 cans All Paints, Varnishes, Stains, Enamels, etc., high, filled with Bath Salts of assorted odors. Main Floor 3 for ...... regularly selling for $1J20 and $1.35 ...... Meh’s $1.50 White Canvas Oxfords Value 75c . 2 for ...... Premier SaJad Dressing, large bottles, 3 for .. Downstairs 'White canvas with crepe and rubber soles. Solid Pack Tomatoes, Bay Ridge Brand, No. 3 Hood and Firestone brands. Well made ...... Lux Toilet Soap, 15 cakes ...... Main Fioor D. & R. Cold Cream, 3 jars ...... cans, 8 for ...... Men’s Overalls or Jumpers Tender Sweet Peas, Burt Olney Brand. 22c. No. Kleenex. 3 pkgs...... In blue denim, hickory and white. Made for 2 cans, 5 for ...... $1.79 Congoleum Art Rugs Men’s $5 Russia Calf Oxfords Mavis Talcum Powder, 6 cans ...... wear and tekr. Sizes 36 to 46 ...... Mediom size Ivory Soap, 15 b a r s ...... Slight imperfections; size 3x6 feet. A well- ■ A g<^ value. Plenty or small and large sizes. Main Floor Star Soap, 20 bars ...... known quality at this sale price\...... Our regular $o.00 (CO £2Ck Squlbb’s Tooth Paste, 4 tubes ...... seller ...... 9 ^ 0 . 0 9 Wrisley’s Queen Bath Salts, large regular 39c. Binso, small packages, 16 for...... Fonrth Floor ' ********** t'*** Lighthouse Clear.F^zr, 25 cans ...... Main Floor jar, 4 f o r ...... i Moqllers’ Macaroni, Spaghetti Se Noodles, 9 pkgs Rlnso, 14 pkgs...... Boys’ Wash Suits 2 for tnillams’ Flavoring Extracts, vanilla, almond, Lady Esther Cream, regular $1.25 Jar, for .... etc., 4 for ...... $1.49 Cocoa Door Mats Men’s $3.50 Romeo Slippers Dusting Powder, Coude’ Glo-d’or, reg. $1, 2 for.. Cost' df the cloth alone is above this selling Highland Club Golden Ginger Ale; 28-oz. Of fine tan kid, flexible sole, well stitched down, good price. Many novelty effects. Sizes 3 to 8. bottles—10 for ...... 18x30 inch size door mats of a good quality. welg.it. For Indoors and out. C Q AK Palm Olive Soap, 15 cakes ...... ^ 2 suits for ...... Highland Club Pale Dry Ginger Ale, 10 bottles Featured for Dollar Day at ...... All sizes, 6 td H ...... Main Floor. Main Floor I'hird Floor. , Fonrth Floor Main Floor T TVTTP [■PATk n rirm i K J i L r v i v A lady in violet chiffon created ' bad 20 children, -Iqclodtng 13ve 'quite a ripple in a smart London sets of twins. One mlj^t wondet c^HUTH DEW GROVES ©kP®.^IrKL) restaurant the other day. Though how niany women pity and scorn THIS HAS HAPPENED coiffeur. And her'complexion was 1 love them. And I have been ad- Ijondon was scorching hot as never BERTIE LOU WARD marries her, and how mgny envy her. perfectly dazzling. She had used mifing Madam’s string with the before, the lady in violet entered Probably very few , ihe latter ' ROD BRYER, who had previously a lavender powder which turned dlmost unpardonable desire to the restaurant with a muff of been engaged to LILA M.^J^H. The her skin to a marvelous tone under For while, as I coitstantly' i n handle them.” violet chiffon ■ banded in soft gray tend, when women dVre be sincere latter amuses herself by telling the artificial light. Her full, round Lila shrank away from him and fur; What’s more, the lady had their friends that she was Rod’s lips budaed like a scarlet flower they must admit that pibtberhwid put a hand quickly to her throat. her hands in the muff. still gives- them'ah .'oid^ashloired first love, aand continues to make beneath the stars in her eyes. Stars Her fingers touched the platinum The ripple was no less, though life miserable for the bride until “ kick,” they- mean inoderale that were lighted for Rod. chain of the sapphire pendant. of a different sort, when the ladv she meets a rich MR. LOREE and motherhood foi^i.whlch they can be Cyrus had presented her with Rod, watching her with agonized gave tbe “ muff” to a waiter to re marries him. Then she asks Bertie some new jewels. But Rod noticed sympathy, saw a desperate expres really adequate. If Mrs, RobinSon Lou to forgive the past. fill, with ice, there being a dimuni can be adequate with 20 progejiy that she was wearing the copies of sion in her eyes. His heart stood tlv'e Ice box within the chiffon and Trying to keep up socially with those that had been stolen, as well. still with apprehension. If Cyrus at 37 she is a genius indeed. ’ wealthy friends * plunges the fur; A superb sapphire and diamond learned now that the pearls were Folks will laugh at the different Bryers in debt and Rod becomes ornament hung on a slender chain imitations! Good Lord, why had as much as at the nonsensical depressed. Lila seizes her chance around her neck and reposed on he let her do this thing for him! DIVORCE DOBSN'^r TAKE. to persuade him to accept a higher the bhie-veined whiteness of her They laughed themselves sick at The next instant he breathed a the first umbrella, the first pin, salary from Loree. breast. sigh of relief. Lila had found a the first needle, the first auto and Shortly after, she asks Rod to Having decided that a man of way out! And tomorrow he would Norristown, Pa.— Mrs. Mae Ru* put some Jewels in the safe dur* the world such as Cyrus described tell Cyrus the truth and take the airplane and sewing machine, and ing her husband’s absence. The when I was a child, our town blnsoD obtained a divorce’ frem her Monsieur Clavier to be would ap consequences. « husband In 1023. on her lilea of Jewels disappear, and Rod wants to preciate an -original French gown, Lila’s fingers, sliding down the laughed at some “ queer people motify the police but Lila insists who ate these new-fangled things cruelty. But the divorce failed to Lila had bought the lowest cut one platinum chain, had curled con take. They were rewed recently that they keep the matter secret, she could find. Unfortunately, vulsively round the pendant. In called grapefruit,” pointing out that suspicion imainst ft C on e- ftT itoiLiG-iiT Som« day, though, the ice ‘muff when Abraham Rublnson promised while Monsieur recognized it as a flash she lifted it on an outspread to be good. him might spoil his career. Bertie French, he smiled inwardly at the palm. “ If you really admire a for hot days may be as essential a Lou finds out that he has heen see naivete of the American woman of flawless stone ^this sapphire ought bit of the wardrobe as coats in ing Lila secretly and is heartbrok good society who buys dresses de to Interest you,” she said, and winter. en. signed for the French demi-monde. quickly lifted the chain frotp her She is called home to her sick MRS. ADA M. But he allowed no hint of his neck. POOR BERTY! mother, and has to catch a train amusement to show in his manner. Monsieur Clavier reached out to without seeing Rod. The separation, Lila accepted with delight his kiss take the jewel. Cyrus protested. 'Tickled as you are with his MERRIFIELD added to Lila's plotting, causes a upon her hand, glancing at Rod " I ’d really like you to examine chagrin and surprise, it’s no won coldness to spring up between over Monsieur’s bowed head to call the pearls. Monsieur, if you will,” der that Bert Campbell, the Aus Teacher of them. his attention to the Frenchman’s he said. " I’d like your opinion on tralian aviator who advertised for Mandolin Tenor Banjo Bertie Lou returns on the eve of courtly manner. She hoped Rod what waters they came from.” a rich and beautiful American Banio-Mandolio their first anniversary to find Rod would see that she liked it. He woman to sail across the Atlantic Tenor Guitar Plectrum Banja apparently indifferent. Each expects did, and scowled. (To Be Continued) with him In his dirigible. Is a bit Ukulele Mando-Gella the other to make advances. However, Lila made him happy confused by the lack of response. Mandola Celio-Banje Rod goes to the Lorees without very shortly. She must go in to So are we. For rich and beau Ensemble Playing for Advanced her, and Bertie Lou goes out with dinner with Monsieur Clavier but tiful American women have indi Pupila. MARCO PALMER to retaliate. she put Rod on her other side. And cated so little reluctance hitherto Agent for Gibson Instruments. Coming home, Marco kisses her un she graciously gave him as much to utilize their wealth for thrills expectedly at the door and Rod attention as her guest of honor re Odd Fellows* Block ib r id g e T and notoriety and adventure that At tbe Center.— Room 8. Mon* sees it. He offers Bertie Lou a di ceived. its no wonder Bert can't under vorce, and she counters with the It was not,kindness that prompt (Iny, Tuesday, Wednesday akd stand it. Maybe it’s because Bert Thursday. same offer to him. ed her to do this. She really did has never piloted a dirigible before. They finally agree to make a not know that if another man had AiADtEASY go of it, but Rod cuts down on ex sat in the seat she gave him he’d CORRECT IN DETAIL. BEATRICE AG.IIN! travagance and Bertie Lou thinks have burned with jealousy, and A captivating model that takes Beatrice Albert, 19, of Signe, he is spending the money on Lila, that it was exquisite torture to its inspiration from the two-piece Wis.. who offered her lily hand In so she goes out more and more him to be near. her. i W.W.Wenf^iDorth mode. Style No. 238 is a charming with Marco. marriage in return for $10,000 be ▼ ~ ^ slender slip-on dress with hlpband cause of what she described as her NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY She wanted him close to please Inserted between surplice closing ‘impoverished family,” has cor CHAPTER XXXII DOUBLE AND REBOUBLIU bodice and twq-piece skirt that is herself. Though at times she The only occasions in which the ralled $6,000 along with a 50-year- Bertie Lou had left her room fairiy hated him because he kilted across front. It is a very old Spanish war veteran. door open. On the bed was the half- partner of the doubler may remain wouidn’t see, or admit that he saw attractive dress for the woman In But now Beatrice's family in filled suitcase into which she was adamant and refuse to bid Is when clined to plumpness,‘ to slenderize — she did not know which way it holding i. hand that is so stron.T cluding her father and • mother throwing silken garments and toil was— that she was inviting him to the figure. Sheer woolens, silk et articles indiscriminately. that the doubler must be set, as and brother, have a few things to make love to her. crepe, canton-faille crepe, crepe say; to wit, if Beatrice does this, Rod was struck by her hasty He was offering more resistance when holding over a suit bid of Jifer ft CDtlG- ftT DftSilG-lir / satin, crepe de chine, shatung, silk carelessness. Bertie Lou had always' diamonds the following hand: they won’t, take a cent of her than she had expected. At times broadcloth, men’s silk shirting fab money; they’ll never speak to her been fastidiously neat. Now he saw she told herself that he could not Spades X ric, printed handkerchief linen and Hearts X X again; she will lose all their re M, with surprise that her room was be won. But she would not give novelty rayon crepe are becoming spect. disordered and untidy. up. Bringing Rod to her feet had Diamonds K J 10 X X X X „fikl fabrics for general wear. The 36- He could not understand it. The Clubs X X X C1928. by NEA service. INC.- Proving againt that almost in become an obsession. She had de Inch size takes 3?C yards of 40-Inch variably those schemes of beauti Vigor rest of the apartment was as clean veloped a rancorous hatred of Ber Or over a no trump bid when material with 14 , yard of IS-lnqb und orderly as ever. Bortio Lou holding a strong hand as: ful damsels are not for “ impover tie Lou— a hatred that drove her for vest. Designed in sizes 16, 18, ished families” entirely. "I love to spin into the coun could have iola him , of aching on. Spades Q J 10 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches try— a flash of green fields, a weariness and tired flesh that re To let Rod go without his hav Hearts A J X bust measure. Pattern price 15 breath of the fragrant meadows belled under the lash of a pridsful ing declared his passion would be Diamonds K J 10 cents in stamps or coin (coin pre CONCER.MNG WIVES. and then I want a draught of spirit; of mopping up floors at odd to hand the victor’s crown to a girl Clubs K 10 X X. ferred). A certain dealer in kitchenware cool, refreshing milk.” hours, while her head ached split- who despised her. That Bertie Lou A business double is made for rvice We suggest enclosing 10 cents who has sold such to brides for al tingly and her fingers trembled did despise her she knew by the the purpose of setting opponents. least a half century says that 30 What gas supplies to the mo ever the icop r.'*.:r additional for a copy of our Fash- way Rod was permitted to go his Its object is to collect pe.jaltles. ' HINT3 ON HOW TO KEEP WELL Ion Magazine. per cent, of wives are “ ideal” ; tor car in power, milk supplies She could have told him of a own way without Interference. It It is generally inadvisable to by Wdrld Famed Authority which means a man has three tne numan body in vigor. No complete lack of strength to carry was as though Bertie Lou had said make a business double unless you chances out of 10 of getting an other food contains such an her industry into her own room. to her; "If he wants you 1 don’t I ideal'wife. He calls the ideal type, abundance and variety of vita- are reasonably certain of setting by Manchester Herald The first time she failed to move want him; but let’s see you get two tricks. In determining the “ the home-maker” ; 20 per cent ' iiiin.'i as milk. ■ 'fo get the most the bed and sweep under it she felt him.” possible lumber of tricks you can OYSTER AND CliAM TAKE; Both physicians and dieticians Pattern Service “ the can opener type,” he con-’ of the benefits that milk offers guilty. Next it was the dresser It would have salved her pride PLACE AMONG VITAMING are consUntly searching for foods ^ tinues, 15 per cent., naggers, 20 per get mi'k in its ric.best and pur . that was left undisturbed. Pres- make take the following facts Into As our patterns are mailed considerably if Rod had ' told her consideration: containing vitamins, since these ' cent., drudges, and the remaining est form— , , ently only the places that showed how hard he tried to keep away By DR. MORRIS PISHBEIN from New York City please al 1 - If you hold a freak hand, substances are so Important for low five days. 15 per cent., the baby doll type. were swept and dusted. And. from her; how many times he Editor Journal of thf American life; and since the average hun^n The kitchenware dealer seems finally, any hour of the day or your opponents may hold a freak TAYLOR & CUMMINGS swore never to see her again, but distribution. Medical A»sociatfi)n'>H)d.of HyK^id, belrfg likes a varied dietary. Pattern N o ...... to forget that all ’n-usbands are no MILK night would have found the foot how he was always lured back to the Health Mam;tltte ,i A particular delicacy since the more alike than ail wives are of the bed and the two chairs deco 2- — If you are blank in a suit 144 So. iMaia.. Tel. feast his eyes on her dazzling opponents may be b'ank. The word with ^qiqb dietlcjahs beginning of time has been the Price 15 Cents alike; that one man’s meat is an rated with a garment or two. beauty, staking his honor on his and food experts conjwpp'in t^e^' 3 - ~lf partner has made a pre shell-flah. Oysters and clams con other man’s poison, and that one Bertie Lou used her room almost power to resist his desire for her. haodern days is -the. vUaroin. tain not only protein and su.car. N am e...... Exclusively f o r changing h e r emptive bid you may not possibly man’s “ ideal wife” might be the to keep himself in hand and bear Already mothers are : familiar at but have now been found to be most irritating. object on earth to clothes. Now and then she"^ snatched his longing in silence. make a defensive trick out of least with the Importance' of vUa- partner’s hand. comparatively rich In their vita Size ...... another; that any of the other a, few fitful hours of sleep — just But tonight, he realized, with min C, the scpnry-prdventing min content.. They vary, however. barely enough to keep her going. “I.— If partner has made a jump vitamin that occurs. In orange "types” he mentions might be in sudden understanding of his own In this regard. Address ...... finitely more appealing to some Her splendid young constitution limitations, it was going to be assist, count the hand for a little juice, tomato juice, ^ and other The oysters are rich in vitamin carried her through, though anyone defensive value. men than what hs terms “ the r.AYLOR CU.M.m.VG'S harder than ever to keep from fruit juices. Hardly, a' baby today B. but neither the hard nor soft ideal type.” who loved her would have been showing his true feelings. Lila •’ A two-suited hand is a danger bat what has the great advantage clams contain it in appreciable pained to see the hollow cheeks was a bright light, a warm light, signal for a aouble. of this vitamin in aidihg its prpper quantities. Vitamin A is also Send your order to the "Pat Mrs. Arthur Robinson of Al and the feverish restlessness of her and Rod felt himself succumbing 6— If opponents may shift to growth. ' found in Oysters in lar.ger concen tern Dept., Maiicliester Evening eyes. They seemed fairly to glit to a mothlike weakness. Outside, another suit do not douLle unless Another, vitamin,, more; fatfiiliar berta, Canada, is just 37 and has ter. tration thaU in clams. The clams, Herald. Manchester. Conn.” of ^er radiance life was a void you can double the new suit. to hjothers, is vltaniiiiM), the rick on the other hand, contain more She looked up and saw Rod’s Lila detected a change in him 1 If partner has made a secon ets-preventing vltanain that is vitaniin D tl.an do the oysters, but gaze bent questioningly upon her. when shq turned quickly from an dary bid. do not expect to find any found in cod liver oil, the oysters contain more vitamin “Hello,” she said, and negligently animated conversation with Mon defensive values in pa'-tner’s hand. Then there is vitamin A, associ C. tossed a' pair of painted slippers sieur Clavier andcaught Rod’s 8 If opponehts have a frame ated with some eye diseases and I f Is obvious from this discus into a suitcase. "You're home gaze unmasked. She lifted a glass with general nutrition, found in early.” and your score is clear, it I3 more sion that both the oyster and the of wine and smiled at him over it. advisable to set by 200 points than butter, milk and cod liver oil; and clam- are valuable as parts of a Rod indicated her packing with Rod politely lifted his own glass to make the frame. If the score Is vitamin B associated with some well .. balanced diet. Their vita- L gesture. "Planning another trip but his hand trembled so that a frame-frame, bid for rubber unless nervous disorders and with proper raifi content furnishes plenty of borne?” he asked, striving to speak few drops of champagne were you can set by 400 points. resistance; to disease and with justification for eating shell-flsh, casually. Bertie Lou rolled up a spilled. He did not smile back at Re-doubles may be either busi proper growth, found in whole even were it not for the fact that negligee and threw it on top of the Lila, because he had seen complete wheat, in yeast and in other sub by most people they are consid slippers before answering. ness or informatory. A business re understanding of his emotions in stances. • ered a rare delicacy. "Nope; just a little squall out at double should seldom be marie and her expression. then only if you are absolutely cer the Palmer place,” she said jaunt Looks are often more revealing ily. "Got anything interesting on tain of your ground— certain you than words. Rod read submission are In the position to safety double tor your own week-end?” she add in the look Lila gave him over her w , j . ed conversationally. glass. He knew that everything he any rescue bid that may be made "The Lorees have asked me up had not said had been telegraphed by opponents. Re-doubling is to be E' to The Birches,” Rod replied stiff to her in an instant. And her an discouraged as a rule. a Aaiorr. ly. swer, returned to him in a flash, The Informatory re-double Is Bertie Lou glanced over her had set his blood on fire. made on two occasions, illustra PUT YOUR shoulder. "Going?” she asked in- But before he drained his glass tions thereof being as follows: iifferently. 1 First hand bids no trump, D^^S£S-caa7y-a/voe/zu/£A^, and put it down he had extin WASH BOILER SCAT’S Th e a t r e b u i u ^in q ‘ v^SmewhSKsp; "I haven’t decided,” Rod an guished the flame of passion in the second hand doubles. You as third swered. "You don’t happen to cold water of enunciation. hand, if holding a no-trumper, may IN COBWEBS know if the tailor returned my Her husband’s voice— jolly old rc-double to Inform partner of your bj/ uJiuel^berts Sczrhn The modern woman sends iress suit, do you?” strength. Cy— telling a Scotch joke— carried her washing to The Gordon "I hung it in your closet,” Bertie down to him. Rod looked at him, 2 First hand bids no trump, ©1928 i)y NBA Service,Inc. Laundry. Her experience Lou said pleasantly. "Would you quaffed off the remainder of his second and third hands pass. Money training for children Is him keep within bounds. He even like a gardenia? I’ve some beau with this concern has taught wine and mentally gave Lila up Fourth hand doubles. First hand more necessary now than It ever may be expected to pay his small ties. They’re In the refrigerator even before she turned back to re-doubles. This is ah S. O. S. to obligations such as feed for his her that the work can be done Keeping fresh.’ has been. at Cleaik Monsieur Clavier, who was saying declarer’s partner of the great peti or his little school supplies. as economically and as safely "Thanks,” Rod returned, and something that Rod did not quite - We have departed for good and went about his dressing. necessity of making a declaration. He will soon leain that money without the petty annoyances. grasp at first. ^11 from the trade and barter sys won’t go very far; he will learn When Bertie Lou left she « * • Further more the life of your tem where money was necessary that If he wishes one treat he will placed a lovely white bloom on the Neither did Lila, so concen for some but not for al! things. clothes will be conserved be stand in the tiny entrance hall. GOAT GE'TS “ ARMY’S” have to do without another. A val trated were her thoughts upon the Now we have left behind the good cause all our washings are Rod was putting on his collar and NANNY— FOR A WEEK. uable lesson! He will learn how triumph she believed was hers. old days, when butter and egg.R to do without many small things tie in the bathroom— the only Monsieur repeated it. “ I was won were exchanged for coffee and done without rubbing, in dressing room he had. On the ®^II began when so that he may buy a big one. An pure, soft water. dering what connoisseur had sugar, and a day’s work was re other good lesson. Sower Bertie Lou had laid a kiss matched those pearls so perfectly Billy Goat was loaned to Company warded by a cast-off suit or a pair \ IS lightly as a butterfly might rest to your complexion, madam,” he F 16th Infantry to supply atmos of shoes. Their Own Money. pu the waxy petals, but far more said. , phere In the re-enactment of the We cannot go to the woods for As to that savings bank: I lingeringly. Rod expected Lila to smile. In Battle of Fleville on Governori. our fuel or the sprihg for our should try to give It a pretty goad . Our Services Rod overlooked the flower. His stead, a look of uneasiness spread Island.' Billy was used to complete water. Indeed we no longer get a character. Don’t allow a boy or Washed, Ironed and pwn departure was inade in haste. over her countenance. “ These are a scene in a French village. free drink even ouf of the spigot. girl to feel that the nickels Df all the infernal places to lose nothing. Monsieur,” she said after ’Then Billy took French leave and What, then, can be more ini- dropped Into it are gone for good Finished Work. L collar button, under a bathtub on a tense pause. She was thinking, the entire post was assigned to cap portant than to teach growing When it Is opened once a year, legs was the worst! He’d very furiously, that she wished he’d ture him. But Billy bested the boys and girls th« value of money? and the dinky torrent .-oils out, I When Your Favorite “Piirp” . .., pearly called to Bertie Lou to help mind his own business. She could army for a week before Corporal should have a little talk. Perhaps him dig it out. But she was Serdsible Spending. not declare before Cyrus that the Quinn assembled his squad and an A savings bank on the mantel Is there are fifteen dollars when it gleefully jumps up on you with dripping fur and Iressed too. Down he went on his pearls were imitations. nounced “ that goat has got my is counted. I should draw on his CALL 222 bands and knees and got dirt on a fine thing. It should have Its muddy p a w s... .don’t be harsh with him. Dou- “ On the contrary, if you will per nanny and we’re going to ^et film.” regular diet of pennies and dimes imagination and picture a great bis cuff reaching under the tub. mit me to admire them, I would They finally cornered tfielr goat future if he has a little money in gan’s will take the stains out of any garment leaving That necessitated a change. slipped Into its miserly mouth out THE GORDON say they are very beautiful.” under tbe Island dock. Billy cried of the week’s allowance. But tfie the bank. For the contents of the it fresh and new-looking. And Lila, he knew, would not be “Just little things,” Lila mur “ Kamerad,” and for punishment (leased If he were late. She was savings bank is mute.. It will, not little bank can be deposited in the LAUNDRY mured nervously. was tied to a captured German big bank. Some day perhaps there dving a dinner to an Important teach a child the fundamentals of Cleaning and Dyeing “ That’s gratitude,” came laughi selge gun until the return trip to wise spending, which Is the true will be enough to send him away Harrison St., So. Manchester \ uan, a foreign banker whom Cyrus Ingly from Cyrils, who had over his Staten Island owner. Free Collection and Delivery. ras desirous of honoring. meaning of thrift. to college or to start him in busi heard the conversation. “ But you ness. . Rod barely arrived ahead of the Try to arrange giving a child a ^ f i A o r , ought to bo pleased, my dear. Mon k in g t u t in r e .ad ing. small weekly allowance,- Better Ap a result, the next year he Ipuest of honor, Lila was Inclined sieur Clavier is one of the greatest Reading, Pa.— The Public Mu lo be peevish because he hadn’t still allow him to do' -ugh small may drop his nickels In more judges of gems in France. At seum here now has on display chores about the house In keep eagerly. An InceAtlve to save Is ^ome early, but she had little least that’s what I’ve heard,” he - Phance to scold. And Rod’s frank replicas In wood. Ivory and prheious ing with his age and, strength tq Invaluable. added, addressing Monsieur metals of King “ Tut” and other Blit in the meantime he should The ^ml^atlon appeased her« Clavier. earn the weekly allowance. Extra Lila liad done her besL Her curios found in his tomb. They are Industry may be rewarded by ex^ be learnins; how to handle money The guest of honor shrugged the gift of Ferdinand Thun, Henry tra earnings. fof .jjlmself. DOUGAN D Y E , WORKS lair was bound with a Jeweled fill- with deprecaUng modesty. “ You tree band in such way to !i. Janssen and Gustav Oberlaender Have him take his pleasure and a as exaggerate, monsieur,” he said. of the Wyomissing textile indus- ^ake boh Ippjp , | ati^9l7 ’•hut liyBjr ATA ttj: mociUofl, irlea. Indulgences out of his weekly al- lowancBs* - and.. b# lura ^ to ..jnalce ftiendBbip Is the wine of life. V.i O- '>'■ ™v.-. ■ •.■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■■;■/;r;v>r‘ ' r..<.'-^-'- ‘ ■ ' ■ ' ■ ■■.->;■ ■ ■ . ■ -t - ' ' * ‘ ' •> ; ■ . MANCHSSTBR eCONM.) BVEmwe BERSLR MONDAY. A'CCtlSt«, IMS.' M M O IIlt •'■< Start Firing Again Tonight Local •t American loeague STENGEL SINGING THE BLUES Nuthmal League Community Lose Again; Results toledo, O., Attgo e.— C a k 6 y Sttotel, who itaknagOs the Toletlo Resultii Entertain Green; Ainei-icmi Association club ami who ranks as one of the nidst dauiOBs At Clilon^o:— clownish players baseball has ever known, sees little to laugti Green Beats WiDimantic ClilSOT 5. YANKS 4 about these days. At New Y.otfkr->,^ Chicago Stengel’s Mudhens won the American Association pennant CAttUS St GIANTS 4 , AB. R. H. PO. A. E. St. houl!4 To Play At W . S. ATostil, cf . . . . . 3 1 0 2 0 1 last year and are down aronnd fourth place this year— ahU AB. R. H. PO.-A; Hunnefleld, 2b . 4 0 2 1 2 0 that’s wh>^ Stengel Sees nothing fdnny these days. f ...... 6 1 1 2 0 Five Veterans Fail to Mclzler, rF ... . 4 2 1 4 0 0 "Rad br«aks-<-tba('s all I ’Ve got this jea'k-,” says Stengel, Holm, 3 b 2 2 3 4 StopjCARDEN DIRECTORS Fa IN, It ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 with a sour look on his fat'd.' 1 5 Kaiiini, 3b ... . 3 .1 2 2 0 0 , lb ..... 7 0 i 0 Claiic.v, lb ... “ I got a nice shortsto|i In this guy Taylor and he breaks hIS Hafey-, If • \ \ 7 First Plac^ at Stake; Yoaths . i 0 0 4 0 0- a 8 8 0 TONIGHTS WINNER Kensington Which Wins PANNING RICKARD Ci.ssell, ss .... 2 1 1 2 0 0 leg. 1 think Ma«n Will pitYB some nice games for me and hb BlaUteB, i-f V . i ., V... 7 0 8 4 0 Berg, c ...... 4 0 0 5 1 0 breaks his arrti. This DevOlftrter Is catdhlng nicely and then bO Martin, * .«.1•.>.. 0 0 0 0 0 \VaIsh, p ...... 4 0 1 0 1 0 Harper, riE 0 e* 0 0 0 gets a growth on hl4 arm. MUeller M d to hurt his shouhWY WHson, c ...) V.)... 7 0 1 6 1 ' Meet Veterans as Bom^ 9-4; Von Deck^s Homer ___ MuranvlUe SS .. MEEtS BATTAUNO 29 5 7 27 4 1 and is just gfettiftg batk. And Wy third baseman, Marrlolt, 1, 16 0 1 6 8 York breaks his hand. Mlt'cheU, ]P ...... 1 4 0 1 0 4 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Haid, p . .w. . . . ) . . . 0 0 0 0 0 bardffient Begins at Twi- and Prentice’s Pitching Stockholders Worried Over Conibs, cf ... . 3 1 0 0 0 0 “ And thdft jwU WoBcaSr Why t ’ih not feeling sk chirpy thesO liobertson. 3b . 5 1 2 2 1 0 days! AA’ho could with all thoSe bum breaks?” 68 6 16 46 £2 Buth. If ...... 4 1 2 2 0 0 New Yorl Peatberweight Champ From Cebrip, Xb AB S. Po. A. Oght; Excitement Expect- Subdue West Ends. Chditi of Failures in Last . 5 0 1 7 1 0- Gazell.a, X .... . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Welsh, cf 40 1 8 1 Meusel, rf ..., . 5 0 1 3 0 0 GumnUttgS,t % fe '• • • • ; 1 0 0 0 0 Isoonip, ss . . , . 4 1 1 1 0 Roush, , c£ • k V • '• • • • 2 0 1 1 1 Prance Paired With New edz 0 Reese, If Few Months. Duroeber. 2b , . 2 0 1 2 3 0 i 2 3 1 Manchester took part in two G.raliowslvi, c 0 0 1 3 0 0 Mann, rf ...... 7 1 6 0 Lindstrom, baseball games yesterday. The Paschal, XX ., . I 0 0 0 3b »»»•• 7 1 3 8 0 0 Terry, lb S Jersey Man on Velo Community Club lost another state Collins, c ...... n 0 0 1 0 0 KIWANB COUNSELLOR CAPTURES ...... 5 1 1 17 1 s t a n d in g O’Farlffell, iz ...... 0 LEAGUE league contest at tCensii^gton by a BY DAVIS J. AVALSH .lohnson, p .., . 8 0 O' 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 ^^nb^c, p . 0 0 Jackson, e:o ...... 7 1 1 8 4 0 0 0 0 Cohen, 2b drome Card. 9 to 4 score and Manchester Green Durst, XXX ; . . . 1 0 0 0 0 0 ...... 5 1 1 7 5 won an abbreviatea victory ove^ Hogan-, c *«k«***«« 6 0 2 2 1 Heights ...... 2 Faulkner, an 4 9 24 SENIOREVENTSATAQUATICMEET P 0 0 0 0 0 Green ...... •...... j 7 the West Ends in Wiljimantic, rain New York, Aug. 6.— Tex Rick 0 Httbbeik p1 «»•••.■• 6 Now York ...... nno n o 002--4 0 0 0 4 stepping the game in the sixth ard, the man who established the Cliic.apn ...... \ ■ ...... _ •U— HARTFDRD CARD TONIGHT Bon Ami ...... 1 m 000 o:>x-■—5 Those wl/« Inning. The score was 4 to 0. resident record in connection With U'wn I),ISC bits, XValsIi, Kamm, Ruth, 19 W against Id 57 4 ll 46 2G Star Boiit Gibson’s ...... o Oclirip. lUcusel; tliree.bnsc hit, Metz- heat to watch ...... St. Louis ----- 801 000 000 000 002—0 Ac6's ...... 0 “ Big Jack” Burkhart and "Punk” his Tunney-Heeney fight for giving the Water carniVhl ] ror iilckln^;. Cldse mafgihs Were New York .. . 001 210 000 000 000— 4 Gastdh Chafles, Prance, Vs. Phil Lamprecht formed the Community ler: stolen liases, CIsstill, Metzler fpom the bahks of Globe H ollow jeou sp m u ou r In 'm ost ortho^'rae"^^^ Griffin, Long Branch, N..J. until It hurt five miles, away in Combs, Kamm; sacrlflee, Ralk- left TWn base hits. Hoim, Hafey; home battery at the start but the former AA’'all street, is sitting none too on b,nses. New York ,10. Cblenpo 7; Saturday afternoon wdre treated to the Arsen ev a j runs-, Hafey, Frisch; double plavs, 8 rounds at 123 pounds. GA.AlES 'TONIGHT Cohen to Jackson to Terry. Lind gave way to Dick Ed,gar when the firmly in the saddle at Madison base on balls, off VValsli i, off .Tnbn- some first class divihg id addition MaTy. grabbed in Other bouts son struek out, l,v tVnlsli n, by strom to Coheh to Terry, Lindstrom Green at Heights. going got too hot. Kensington col Square Garden, according to steal to the seheduled pVograni of racing idVdhts for fbo tk-inl to Cohen; left bn bases, NeW York (all four -oiiUds) .Tolmson 2, by Moore 1; bits, off .Tnbp'- evelits. The CVoWd Was much small- ' Gibson’s at Ai-ts. lected sixteen bihgles oiT the two thy whispers on the backstairs to IS-. Bt. Louis 10; base bh halls, off Ray Hogan, Terryville, vs. Tony pitchers while Manchester had to son 7 in 7 1-3, off ^^nore 0 in 2-3; lii( er.than the one which witnessed the event bv inrhoa Mitchell 4. off Huhi)ell 4; struck out day. The same directors who ob bv niteber. liv \Yn)sh (Diiroclier) by Ferrari, Newark; Bunk MahOncy, h<- content with nln.. Coaoh Jerry last acquatic meet at Globe betiuse | tho same e lt^ ^ by HUbbell 2. by Mitchell 1. by Haid 'There is expected to be pldhty oi .Tnbnson. trissell): wild pitebes, 1; hits, off Faulkhef 8 in 2 1-3 off Holyoke, vs. . Leroy Jones. New Fay, Samtoy Kotsch and Gill Wright jected so strenuously when Rick \Valsli 2. .Tobnson 1: passed hall. Col of the weather, action in the Community Club Twi- ard brought back only about ?4D0,- xvievertneiess, | t^is toyh came id third. Ndnie ' of Hubbell 7 In 12 2-3, oft Mitchell ll In York; Buster Nadeua, Holyoke vs. were also in Community uniform lins; losing pitcher. .Tobnson: um there were seveirai hUhdred specth-^ 14 (none out In 16th), off Hald 0 In Baseball League tonight. 000 from a $2,600,000 .gate at pires. McGowan, Dineen and Hall- the events was timed. Dill Bailey, New York; Pancho making a total of five members of time. 2:21. tors on the shore and many moi'e in 1; hit by pitcher, by Mitchell Villa, Hartford, vs. Jimmy Ru.ssell, With Bert Gibson’s team “ rlghl the old Manchester Club. Chicago last year have Rickard un X —G-zella for in fitli bathing. 1 MCKay’s AbqUhlTC SbbeUadeVs (Hogan); winning pitcher, Mitchell; back where they started from,” as r.-in Gebrip loBirtg pitcher, Hubbell; Umpires, New York; Romeo Roche. Holvoke, The feature of the Green-West der the gun now, they say, with XX— T'nsclinl linUed for GraboWshi It has been sotne time since furnished music during the after the song goes, the Green and Bon In .3Ml. noon and kept the crowd entertain- Klem, Pfirman and Stark: time. 2:30 vs. Oscar Bernard, New York; tony End game was a home run smash moie than a fair chanCe of shear Globe his heed thb scene of sudh X—Martin ran ror Blades in lath.' Mucci, Hartford, vs. Jerry Emard, Ami. beneficiaries of the decisions ing him of his power, large stock XXX— Durst Iiattcd for Moore In 9th. ed betweeii the events hs Well as to deep left Held with two then on ^lendid diving and has been grac- z-^Cummlngs hatted for Welsh In HOlyOke; Max Maranavich. Meride 1 , given in connection with their pro holder thought he may be. edvby the appearance of such a fine QUHnig thfe fadey diving humbefs. 9th. tests, have every chance of bump the sacks in the very first inning by .Vt St. Zz—O'Farrell batted for Terry In vs. Roland Roche, Holyoke; Billy- Eddie Von Deck, new backstop of An almost continuous chain of nnn son .i . imowNs i carps df swimtfi£rs, both male and Amon^ those who hMped make the 15th. Carmen, Hartford, vs. Paul Sdfnick, ing them off. Both have victories to the Green club. Edd’ s sensational failures, preceeding by several Boston femalfe. From the HhrttoVd Y. W. affair a success were Director Lewis Holyoke. their credit while the auto repair AB n.-IL PO. A. debut spelled victo’ j for his team. months the Tunney-Heeney bout, O R. G. A. came Virginia Doncoes, Flora Lloyd of the Reevealibn Gentefs, At BrodklyH:— team has to start all oVer again, Fl.ntrstoT(1. cf n 1 1 0 n Lifbguard FVank fiUscR, Ihsthutetor UOUGEIIS 5. CUBS 2 Four of t,he famous Hellar brothers are said to have been added to the lUycr, 31) ...... 3 0 1 9 0 n Gerry, Mollie Stock, Mary Hickey, Bat Battalino of Hartford, former the three victories it wOn, heina Ucf’.-.-in. 21) ...... 4 0 CaVolyn Eberle add Florence Coy- James Dowd, Judges Fro-* _ Gsioll Brooklyn tossed aside. were in the Wlllllnantic linehp. Joe indicthient against Rickard’s 1 1 3 n . H. PO. national A. A. U. featherweight O’ocU, II) ___ ...... 3 0 0 7 0 0 Icendall. Alsb frddi Hartford were and Clifford Gustafson anl An A. Prentice allowed only two hits, management. The main item in this Tnitt. rf ... Carey, cf ...... 3' 0 2 0 champion, will be an Interested Interest tonight is equally divid ..... 0 0 0 h 0 nouncer Jake GfeeUbefg. both sin,gles, and was never in dan alleged document, perforce, is the Willi.Tnis. If O Joe Maurice, Frank Bobirai; Codnie , Bancroft, ss ...... 4 1 2 3 ed between the game at the West ...... ? 1 3 0 0 Herman, rf ...... 5 spectator,at the Gaston Ciiarles- TTnfmnnn, c Bertram and Bam Barlow, all cfack FdllbWih'g afe the fe'sUlts Of the 3 3 0 ger. His fast ball ^as working to $155,000 Rickard has admitted to ...... 3 1 2 7 2 0 Bressler. If ...... 4 Phll Griffin bout^ in the Hartford Bide and the one at the Heights’ ftpr^'or. Hs ..... 0 0 4 4 0 swlmhiet-s and dlVefS. various events Ih the three classes: 1 1 0 perfection. losing on the recent heavyweight Bl.ssohette. lb ...... 2 2 Velodrome tonight. Battallnb, who field. With three straight setbacks, Uiiflinpr, ]) .. 0 1 1 0 iliinlor Evnents 8 0 The summaries of both games championship fight. i 0 Then there Was Johnny Carik, Flowers, 2b ...... 2 0 3 1 the Aces will endeavor to hand the — — — — — __ has been laid up for two weeks be follow: 18-years-old Pittsburg, Pa., swim Fifty yard breaststfoke; Dana Rlconda, 3b ...... 2- 0 3 1 garage veterans a reverse. In order 27 3 s 27 10 0 Deberry, c ...... 3 cause of an aheesa of the ear, is MANCHESTER GREEN (4) McMalion 3tAy Go St. Louis mer who holds the scholastic cham-' Cowles, first,doe Massafo, secoUd 1 S 1 to do so, they must overpower a and Eddie Litlnvinskl, thifd. Vance, p ...... 4 0 0 1 ready to resume training ahd.bext AB R H PO A E AB. R. IT. PO. A. E. pionship of that city id fancy div Monday nigHt will meet the winner team that has such stars in its line 0 Several members of his organi .''‘Tf'Neel V, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 ing. Carik, who Is serving his Ffty yard ffee style; Dana up as Lamprecht, Sipples, Burk- Stevenson, 3b .3 Brnnnnn. 2b ...... 3 0 0 R 1 29 9 27 7 of tonight’s DQut. zation, including Jess McMahon, 4 Cowles, fifst, Leottafd Kicking, sef- Chicago Llnnell, 2b .. .2 0 JfcriD.cih, If ...... 4 1 9 t 1 0 second year as a counsellOt at the Griffin is no stranger tb Battalino. hardt. Kotsch and Wright. And the matchmaker, and Col. John Sch)iitp, cf .. 2 t-iid and Bobby Muir, third. V- AB. H. PO. A. Burkhart, If . . 2 1 ...... 4 0 2 1 0 KlWanls Camp Ih Hsbrod, dot 6diy English, ss ...... 5 The LoPtg Branch, N. J. boy pepper while to all appearances, it seems .2 1 Hammond, in charge of hockey, T\rrs.'5, 5?s ...... 3 a n 3 2 0 won the senior diving compelitlou Fifty yard back stfoke: Ldcinafd 1 1 4 that the Aces will be defeated, Wallett, lb .. Bl'ic. 11) ...... 9 0 .Maguire, 2b ...... 4 2 3 1 ed Bat with lefts and rights in also are declared to have incurred 0 11 i 0 at Globe Saturday, but also took HlckVig, first, baha Cowles, secohd Guyler, rf ...... 4 they have a strong outfit and if ■Von Deck, c .. . 2 1 D Rotii'ke. .21) ...... 9 . 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 and Eddie Lithwinskl, third. Wilsoh, cf ...... 4 royal style When they met at New . 2 0 the wrath of some members of the f'cli.niip:. c, . . 0 first honors in the fifty yard free 2 4 0 they fight hard enough, it may not Brennan, c! .»...... 3 n 4 4 0 ^tei)lienson. If ...... 4 Britain last winter and was the Dlmlow, BS .. . 2 1 directorate. In McMahon’s case, Bli)clinldcr. p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 1 .style, fifty yard back stroke, ode One hundred yard free stVle; 1 2 0 be in vain. Ttfey have a good field- (^offm.nn, p . Grimm. 11) ...... 4 1 8 0 winner he.vond doubt, but the ref there were rumors today that he ...... 0 0 0 0 \ 0 Dana Cowl.es, fifst, Leonard Hlck- Manager, rf .. .2 0 3Tcno\van. rf hundred yard free Style and pluibge Hafthett, c ...... 3 0 4 1 eree called it a draw. Griffin l.s a lug lefini and Varrtek is good ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 for distance. He was high polht Ing, second and Eddie Lithwinskl, Beck. 21) ...... ■.. . 2 Prentice, p .. . 2 0 might be supplanted by Leo P. Sturdy, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 skillful boxer and to-night he meets enough as a moundsman. The Ecttcncnui’t. getter with 26 tallies. His dearest third. Heatneotp, x ...... 0 0 0 0 Flynn. The latter once was match XX ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Butler, 3b ...... 1 a real battler in Charles, who whole question is whether or not 7 15 12 0 — — — __ - rival, Stanley Barlow, of Hartford, Diving: Lebnard Hlckihg, first, 0 1 0 Total ...... 19 4 maker in everything but name at Jones, p ...... 0 0 0 1 wrested the featherwei.ght chat.i- they will be able to hit Burkhardt’s AVILLIMANTIC (0) 1 the old Garden further down town, 2S 1 4 27 17 2 had only 13. Daha, Cowles and Eddie LUhJflh- Bush, p ...... 2 delivery. nn.'stop . nm nil) 010- 0 Q n nionship of France from Andre E -3 skl tied for second, Ofetele, thifd. Kelly, XX ...... 1 0 0 AB R II PO A f Those were the days when Rick St. T.nui.>! . . . . 000 ion nno--1 Carik demonstrated that be is Id 0 Rolitis. This hoUt la on the slate The Heights are leading the Warren, ss . . .2 0 1 0 1 0 I wo II,TCP Pits, Mnnu.'=h. Hoknmnn. a class by himself Insofar as Ideal Total points: Dana Cowles 1 9 ^ ; Nehr. p ...... 0 0 0 league with two victories and no ard was footloose to - spend other Webb, XXX ...... 1 0 0 for eight rounds afid there is an 'Tinker, if . ..2 0 1 2 1 1 men’s money as might please his Scimifp, AViIli(im.>5: .sficrincp,rl)pr competition is concerned. His div Leonard Kicking, 16, Eddie LUh- j defeats while the Green is one 0 Trofmnnn. UiifTlnp. Flnp, U S 000—2 Tew. c ...... 2 0 naturally) those other men \vere diving star in the simpler dives, the sehibf Events Two base hit. Hbrmah; three base was an amateur uilti! Commissioner Mayor Prentice’s squad tjut in S. Heller, 31) . . 2 0 0 2 2 0 T.ouls 3; Imsp on Imlls, off HufTlnp 3 boy from the coal region state shot Fifty yard ffee style: John Caflk, front again. The Heights, however, o disinclined to be ^oo inquisitive. ^offnmn ?; struck out. l)y RufTlnp '7. hits. Herman. BreSsler; fethlen ba-ses, Donohue detectecl him as a bnv who M. Hellar, lb 0 ■ 0 6 0 0 Besides, Wall street had to be call l.’.ncluildpr 2. Gofrni.m 1; hits off Into a comfortable lead by superior PittsbuTig, first. Red’ Sheridan, Man Blssoriette, Ricdnda: Sacrifices. Ban had fought one or more pro bouts, are determined not to lose the com 0 croft, Flowers 2; doul)le plav. Eng Hart, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 ed in to float the new Garden bonds r-;i.noliol(lnr 3 in 3, Coffimn nonc'ln 1- work in the hiore difficult ones. chester, second, Eddie Markley, will meet Tony Ferrari of Newark. manding Jead they already have on 0 0 losinp nitciior. Blacliolder; iminires! lish to Maguire to GrlmiU; 'left on Pickett, rf .. . .1 0 0 - 0 and Wall street always wants to Carik is one of the few Who have Manchester, third. l)ases. Chicago S. Brooklyn 10; bases Ray retnrne-’ to the wars last Mdrt- Uie second half of the schedul-j. Gntltrlc ,nnrl TTiltlf'lirnnfi; Mmp 1-39 done a back once-and-a-half off the know what, when, why and how. Sturdy l),-itted for McNeely "in Fifty yard breast stfoke: Red on halls, off Vance 1, Jones 1, Busli dfty night after h ibh^ la,V-off and Pdulkner will pitch for the Heights Total ...... 16 0 2 15 7 1 pladk at Globe. This was only ode Shefldah, first, Stanley Barlow, 3, N6hf 2[. struck out, by Vance 7; hy and Boyce or Mantelli for the Bu.sH 2; lilt.s. off Jones 3 In 1-3, Bush signallized his return with a one- Innings ...... 123 45 Chided, Gently XX—Bettencourt iiattcd for Brnn- of the many difficult stunts he. per Haftfprd, second, Johh carik, third. Green. Incidentally, there’s qtiite a 00-—4 non in 9tli. 3 in 5 2-3. Nelif 0 In 2; htl by pltcli- round kaxQ. Buster Nadeau, last Manchester Green • • 3.10 formed. They were a treat to Fifty,yard back Stroke: Johh er, by Bush (Rlconda): losing pitcller Holyoke flVwei.-iht. meets a worthy bit of feeling, between these two 00-- 0 Rickard contrived last fall to walefi.. He Won the sprints quite "WeBt Ends .. .Af Dt'lroll!— Carik, first, Frank Sobiral, second Jones : umpires. Rigler, Hart ahd opponent in Bill Bailey , of New teams since the meeting the other placate those innocent men of the Jorda;, lime, 1:45. ATHI.KTIcS K. TtGEIIS 1 haddlly. and Stanley Barlow, third, York. . Pancho ViBa, Hartfol-d’s night. The Green had expected the KENSINGTON (9) street who somehow couldn’t be Codsiderable Ihterest was cen X—Heathcote batted for Beck In Heights would take their side in riinadclplila Fluhge fdr distance, Jbhfa Caflk, 6 t h . colorful lightweight. dt-fiWs iimmy AB R H PO A E made to understand a deal where AB. R. IT. PO. A. E. tered about the ejchlbltlon given by first, Stanley BafloW, Sbeohd hnd the arguments that arose but when Bi.sliop. 21) . . o XX—Kelly batted for Bpsh In 7th.- Russell df New York as his oppon Venturo, 2b . . .5 1 5 3 1 ) by one of the principals got almost ...... 5 1 1 2 0 Miss Virginia Doncoes of Hartfdrd. Eddie Markley, third. XXX—Webb batted for Nehf in 9th. they didn’t, the Green got sofb. ITaa.s. cf ...... 4 0 0 i (i n ent. Snyder, rf .. . .4 1 1 1 0 0 a million, another about':, half mil ('■oebraiie, c ...... 4 0 2 12 0 SliG is the young lady who swam One hundred yard free style: 0 1 0 The first bout is set for 8:1.5. Huband, c .. . .4 0 1 3 lion and a third principal, them Sinipinns. If ...... 4 0 i 1 0 0 the Connecticut Rlvef from Hart John CaHk, first, Stanley Barlbw, ± Ladles will be admitted free.) All 0 Foxx. 31) .... n 1 0 1 0 Grlpp, lb . . . .4 0 2 16 1 selves, put up all the money, did ford to Middletown last August l4. second and Red Sheridan, third. this, providln.g it doesn’t rain and McCormack, cf 4 0 0 2 0 1 Miller, rf .. ., ...... 3 * 2 1 2 0 0 the only ode of her sex ever to all the work and received only Orwoll. lb ...... 2 i 1 fi n 0 Fancy Diving: John Carik, first |jea/^ue it was this morning. ' Jasper, ss .. . .4 6 2 1 4 1 about $400,000. That is, they chid Rolcv, .ss ...... 4 0 1 3 3 0 negotiate the 23 mile distance. She with 98.2 points, Stahley Barlow, ACES’ BALL GAME Darrow, 3b . . .4 3 2 0 4 0 ed him genti: and told him not to (jrovc, p ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 is entered in the ten mile sWim od second, 87.8 aha feddle Markley, Standings Kane, If . . . . .4 2 1 1 0 0 let it happen again. ' Lake Ohtario the 29th of this third, 83;0 0 2 0 4 2 3 4 5 s 27 6 0 "West p ...... 4 Meantime, they arranged to have Detroit month id Which $15,000 is g'.Ven Points: John Carik, 28, Stanley WITHOUT DIAMOND Clancy, x . .. . .0 2 0 0 0 0 John Chapn.an, a cold, practical Alb R. H. PO. A. E. away in prizes. ’I'here afe fiVe BarloAv, 13, feed ShCHdan, 9, Eddie VESTEfeDAT’S RFftliLTS mi RAY BEATEN Sweeney, lb ...... 3* 0 0 10 0 0 places, $10,000, $3,000, U.OOD, Markley, S, Frank Sobiral, 3. Eastern League busin6ss man, siL in on all further Mc^tanus, 3b 9 2 9 Totals ...... 9 16 27 14 5 0 0 0 $600 add $400. The swim is open Qirl^s Events proceedings as vice prcoldent of the (rplirinper, . 2b ...... 4 0 0 3 1 0 Hartfdrd 4, New Havfen 8 (1st). Ma n c h e s t e r (4) coporatlon. Of course, Rickard Rice cf ...... _____ 3 0 0 4 0 0 to WotaOh, Of course. MlsS Ddhebes Fifty yard free styiei Stella Ar- Hartfdrii 12, NeW Haven 2 (2nd) A E IToilmann, rf 2 2 AB R H PO d.dn t actually need Chapman and ...... 3 1 n 0 gave a demonstration of the varioUS sfefa, first, Jeah BycHblsky, second Pittsfield 6, Waterbury 3 (1st). IN THE MARATHON Fail to Get Permit for West 0 1 2 2 0 Ilarprravc, c ...... 3 0 0 4 1 1 "Wriight, BS .. . .4 he pfoVed it oy making the Tun- Fotbcrfrill, If 9 strokes she uses in long distance and Mary Arsen, third. Pittsfield 9, Walerbiiry 4 (2hd). 0 1 2 0 0 ...... 3 0 0 0 0 Kotsch ...... 5 Uey-Heehay match. TaVciicr, s.s ...... 3 0 1 0 3 1 sWldifhlng and also took part in the Fifty yard back stroke: Bteild Providence iO, Sprlngeflld 3, Edgar, 3b p . . .6 1 2 1 1 0 Sorrell, p ... 9 Side So Gauie Wifii Gar As previously counseled, he ...... 3 0 0 0 1 diving with the other members of Arsen, first, find' Mkyy AfSeh, aee- (1st). Pelton, If .. . . .4 o 2 2 0 0 Yanglldcr, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 her troupe. dhd. Third place was not allowed Sprlfigfield 7, Providenefe 1, 0 0 1 0 0 didn’t “ let it happen again.” No Shea, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Could Do No Better Thau St. John, cf . . .4 . In the Junior events there wterO because of a disqualifiBatlon for (2n I^GBTEK MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALP.; MONDAY, AUG:UST;6,1928. 'W' t'- Concentrate Your Efforts-Use These Columns And Gain The «>x#^^ ^»#^»^wxxwwu-Lfxru^r>rwv\i Want Ad Informatloii Cards of ^Thanks Poultry and Supplies 43 •Legal Notices STATION SITB-ON CHRAVHS. CARD OP THANKS AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Philadelphia.—-TSvo ohe-tlmel L». Manchester FOR SALE—BARRED ROCK, Pul at Manchester, within and for the We wish to take this opportunity lets. Karl Marks. 136 Summer street. District of Manchester, on the 4th. Cable^ Flash es cemeteries, eatabHsbed' by the 8o-l Evening Herald to thank all our neighbors and Telephone 1877. day of August, A. D., 1928. ciety of Friends, in the days of th* friends for their kindness during our Present 'VILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., covered wagon, will soon serve as| ' Classified Advertisements recent bereavement. We would es Poultry and Supplies 43 Phone Your Want Ads Judge. In part of the site for the new Pennsyl Count Blx average worde to a line. pecially thank Dr. N. A. Burr, Dr. C. Estate of Carrie L. Mara late of Initials, numbers and abbreviations, M. Caldwell, the Manchester Me Manchester, In said District, deceas vania station and proposed houle- each count as a vrord and con.pound morial hospital, Holloran Brothers, OLIVER BROTHERS, day old chicks To The ed. vard exteusloif.' There is no l?ec«rd words as two words. Minimum cost Is Rev. Watson Woodruff, and all those from two year old hena Hollywood On motion of Clarence W. Mara, ad Foreign News of any of the bodies ever having i price of three lines. who so thoughtfully sent flowers Strain-Blood tested and free from ministrator • • COLEMAN E. KELLY AND FAMILY white diarrhea. Oliver Bros.. Clarks ORDERED:—That six months from been removed, although the West I I Line rates per day for transient Corner. Conn. the 4th. day of August, D., 1928, be Philadelphia .Stock Yards has de ads. Lost and Found 1 and,the same are limited and allowed Rome, Aug. 6.------Natale Ceccl- cupled the property for many years. Effective March 17. 1827 for the creditors within which to Cash Charge Garden-Farm-Ualry Products 50 Evening Herald bring in their claims against said es oni, member, of the Nobile Polar 6 Consecutive Days .,| 7 cts 9 cts LOST—FRIDAY EVENING, a bunch tate. and the said administrator is di expedition, who suffered a broken of keys on Nbrth Main street, be 3 Consecutive Days i.., 9 cts 11 cts FOR SALE—FRESH VEGETABLES rected to give public notice to tie leg when the Italia crashed on Ma.v LINDY IN NEW YORK 1 Day ...... 1 U cts I- cts tween Depot Square and North fijom Bl-Way F arm —Golden Ban creditors to L ii g in their claims, 25, entered a private hospital to All orders for Irregular Insertions street. Finder please return to 343 tam'Corn, tomatoes, summer squash, within said time allowed by posting will be charged at the one-time rate. North Main street. Reward. green peas, green and wax eans, a copy of this order on the public day for X-ray treatment. Curtiss Field, N. Y., Aug. 6'.-— Special rates for long terra every carrots, beets, cabbage, apples, rasp sign post nearest to the place w'nere One of the two women who arrived day advertising given upon req-iCoL LOST—A ROUND gold wrist watch berries, etc. Driveway Inn, 665 Call 664 the deceased last dwelt within said Ber.lln, Aug. 6.—Reports that Ada ordered for three or six days with grey strap, between 117 Birch North Main, Sta. 14, Rockville trol town and by publishing the same In here last night in a Ryan mono and stopped before the third or fifth street, and the mills Reward If re ley. eome newspaper having a circulation Charles A. Levine has bought a plane with Col. Charles A. Lind day will be charged only for the ac turned to 117 Birch street. In ‘said, probate district, wlthii ten $100,000 Junkers plane for trans- And Ask for “Bee"' days from-the date of this order, and bergh was his mother, according to tual number of times the r<- appear LOST—THURSDAY EVENING, gold Garden-Farm-Dalry Products 00 Atlantic flight, are premature. It reports In circulation here. The ed. charging at the rate earned, but return make to this court of the no was stated at the Junkers offices no allowances or refunds can be made cameo brooch, between Stricklandnc Tell Her What You Want tice given,. members of the party were In su-1 on six time ads stopped after the street, and Center. James Duffy, 39 FOR SALE—TWO OR THREE trees WILLIAM S. HYDE today. It was admitted, however, elusion today. They sped from the| Strickland street. of early apples ready to pick. Apply Judge that Levine is negotiating for the lifth day. H-8-6-28, fleld in automobiles when a largo No "till forbids” : display 1 ne.; not to William Monroe, 342 East Center She will take your ad. help you word It fur best results, purchase of a plane. He expects crowd dashed for the plane to get, sold. Annonneements street. and see that it is properly inserted. Bill will be mailed The Herald will not be responsible A’T A COURT OP PROBATE HELD to make the flight with Bert Acos a glimpse of the flying colonel. for more than one Incorrect Insertion same day allowing you until seventh day after insertion at Manchester, within and for the ta, a member of the Byrd trans- Before landing he had been forced' of any advertisement ordered for Household Goods 61 to take advantage of the CASH RATH. district of Manchester, un the 4th. STEAMSHIP ITOKETS—all parts Of day !of August, A. D., 1928. Atlantic party, and Mabel Boll. to taxi up and down the fleld sev more than one time.' the world. Ask for sailing lists and The Inadvertent omission of Incor $95 .Present VULLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., eral times to avoid hitting the spec-, rates. Phone 750-2. Robert J. Smith. J'udge. Geneva, Aug. 6.—Although the rect puhllcatlon of advertising will be 1009 &1aln street. Now Is the^ time to think of your tators. rectified only '^y cancellation of the living room. Three piece Jacquard Estate of John W. Klein of Man League of Nations Is entrusted with charge made for the service rendered. velour suite, covered all over, re- chester in said district, minor. the mighty world task of preserv • • • Automobiles for Sale 4 ver.slble cushions, web bottom con Upon application of Thomas Klein, ing the peace. Its police force at All advertl'otnents must conform struction quality suite, wl . our well praying for the appointment of a ■ Taking Vinca roses. In the form In style, copy and typography with 1925 Oldsmoblle Sedan. known guarantee of satisfaction or Apartments, Flats, Tenements 03 Legal Notices 70 guardian of said minor as per appli headquarters consists of but six po regulations enforced by the puhllsh- 1926 Oldsmoblle Coach. your money back. cation on file, it Is licemen. Formerly the League had of a tea, as a remedy for diabetes, cr.s. and they reserve the right i > 1927 Pontiac Coach. HOLMES BROS. FURNITURE CO. ORDERED:—That the foregoing no extra police precautions but Is quite a common practice in Af edit, revise or reject any copy con 1927 Chrysler Roadster. 649 Main St. ______Phone 1268 a PAK'I'ME.NTS—T wo, three and four AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELJl application bo heard and determined at Manchester. Avlthlrt and for the during the vacation season the rica anad Australia. Now science sidered ohj tlon.ah’ . Also 5 other good used cars. room apartments, beat, tanitur ser at the Probate office In Manchester has decided to find out the actual ■'.USING HOl'HS—Classified ads CRAWFORD & TROTTER SUPPL FOR SALE—10 PIECE dining roem vice. gua range, refrigerator, in-a- District of Manchester, on the 4th, In said Dirt.let, on the llth. day of Geneva police chief, insisted upon to be puhlslhed same day must be re Crawford Auto Supiily Co. set, In excellent condition. Owner door bod furnished. Call Manchester Jay of August, A. D., 1928. August, A. D„ 1928, at 8 o’clock In stationing at least six men at head remedial value of the plant. ceived by 12 o'clock noon. Sat’irdays Center and Trotter Streets leaving town. Telephone 2589-J. Construction Company, 3100 or tele Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., the. forenoon, and that notice be quarters. L0:30 a. m. Telephone 1174 or 2021-2 phone 78*2-2. Judge. ■ ■ ’ ' felven to all persons Interested In FOR SALE — BARSTOW combina Estate of Louis Noltemelr late' of said estate of the pendency uf said Telephone Your Want Ads FOR SALE—1925 VELIE 6 sedan, tion stove, five tube cabinet radio, FOR HE.NT—BEVERAL first class Manchester, in said District, deceas application and the time and place Belgrade, Aug. 6—'Vladimir Jur- newly Ducoed and overhauled. two beds. 11 h'i-Qt,£;p street. rents with all improvements. Apply ed. of hearing thereon, by publishing a Equipped with balloon tires and hy- Edward J. HolL 865 Main street. ‘TaL The Administrator having exhibit, copy of this order in some newspaper Istovltch, editor of a government Invest Your Ads are accepted over the telephone ONLY A FEW coucli hammocks left 660. ed his administration account with having a circulation In said district, at the CHAUGN ItATlil given above drallc 4 wheel brakes. W. R. Tinker newspaper at Zagreb, Croatia, was Jr.. 130 Center street. Tel. 1000. at 40 per cent off. Benson Furniture said estate to this Court for allow on or before August 6, 1928. and by shot to death In the office of his as a convenience to advertisers, but Company. Homo of good Bedding. FUR REN'l’—'I'WO AND three room ance, It is posting a -opy of this order on the the CASH HATICS will be accepted as 1926 DODGE DELUXE sedan, first suites In Johnson Block, with mod ORDERED:—That the llth day of public sign-post in said town of Man newspaper on Sunday, said a dis FIJHL PAYMENT If paid at llm busi ern improvements. Apply to John August, A. D., 1928, at 8 o’clock, fore chester, at least five days befor- the patch from Zagreb today. The ness ofllce on or before the seventh class condition, ?425. W. R. Tinker. Jr., 130 Center street. Tel. 1000. COME IN A.N'L SEE THESE NOW son. Phone 524 or lanitor 2040. noon, at the Probate Office. In said day of said hearing, to appear if they assassin who was arrested. Is al Rent Money day following the first insi'U'. ri !■ 3 piece all-over Mohal” suite $119. Manchester, be and the same Is as see cause at said time and place and each ad, otherwise the CHARGE YOU ARE ASSURED OF A good de.il Nachman construction. Five piece signed for a hearing on the allow- be heard relative thereto, and make leged to have accused the editor of $3,600 is the price of a nice cot JtATE will be collected. No responsi walnut bedroom s- con.slstlng of Houses for itent 05 retufn to this court. Inciting the recent political assassi bility for errors In telephoned ads In a used car when you buy here. ni'p of said administration account tage, furnace, gas, bathroom, etc., Every one Is guaranteed under large dresser, large vanity, chest of vith said estate, and this Court di WILLIAM S. HYDE nations at Belgrade. will he assumed and their accuracy dramer.s with mirror and straight- near Main street, 3 rooms on first! cannot bo guaranteed. General Motors O. K. Flan. WILL RENT OR LEASE my five room rects the administrator to give public Judge. • • » H. A. STEPHENS end bad $159. cottage, one minute from Main notice to all persons Interested there H-8-6-28. floor, space for 2 more on second] Chevrolet Sales and Service ^TK IN S FURNITURE EXCHANGE street, fire place, oak floors, hot in to appear and be heard thereon by' floor. Garage also. Index of Classifications Center at Knox Tel. 939-2 water heat, all modern Improve publishing a copy of this order In AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD MAY CURE PARESIS. Evening Herald Want Ads ai-e now Office and Store p](|ulpnienf 5'i ments. large grounds and all kinds some newspaper having a circulation at Manchester, within and for the $7,500 for 3 family house on grouped according to classifications FOR SALE—1928 BUICIC sedan. In of fruit trees. Telephone 2589-J. In said District, on or before August District of Manchester, on the 4th. Spruce street. One of those places, below and for handy reference will perfect condition. For demonstra 6. 1928. nnd by posting a copy of this day of August, A. D., 1928. Provincton, N. J.—In the near to hold for future Increase in value,] appear In the numerical order ndl- tion. Call 1600. 1'OR S.A r.E — ROLL TOP oak desk order on the public signpost In the Present WILLIAM S. HYDE Esq., future, sufferers from paresis, soft cated; and office chair. 08 Chestnut street Wanted to Rent OH J udge. pays good rent. Telephone 483-2. Town where the deceased l.’st dwelt, ening of the brain, may be cured by B irths ...... A Aulo Acc'ess«)rles— 'fires 0 five days before said day of hearing Estate of Anna Klein late of Man Engagements ...... B WANTED TO RENT—Six to eight and return mnlie to this Court. chester, In said District, deceased. radio. Employes working near a Green Hill street, excellent home] M arriages ...... C Wanfitd— To |{iiy room house, good location, all im The AdiTilnlstrator having exhibit of 6 rooms and breakfast room, oah $15 BUYS COMPLETE set of tour 5N ’.VILLIAM S. HYDE short wave broadcasting apparatus Deaths ...... D provements. Address Box H, In chre Judgfe ed his administration account witli seem to have a hi.gh blood temper floors, steam, screens, 2 car garage^ Cards of T hanks ...... E Indian Shock Absorbers. Free trial. of Herald. H-8-6-28. said estate to this Court for allow Owner said sell, leaving town. Youi In Memorlam ...... F I'lie Indian Is the finest shock ab I VVH.L CUY ANYTHING you'll sell ance, It Is ature. Professor W. T. Richards of sorber yet made. Ask us about It, In the line of junk and old furniture. opp«)rtunlty. Lost and Four ' ...... 1 Rouses for Sale, AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ORDERED:—Ti at the llth day of the Princeton Laboratories, and Dr. Announcements ...... 2 Center Auto Supply Co., 166 Center Call Wm. OsfrInsUy. Tel. 849. at Manchester, within and for the August. A. D., 1928, at 8 o'clock, fore A. R. Loomis of the Loomis Lab Persona's ...... 3 Tel. 673. District of Manchester, on the 1th. noon. at the Probate Office, in said West Center Street on a lot 85xj Automobiles WILL P a V HUiUKST iinopp for all FUR SALE--t;REI0.NAURES. nice six dav of August, A. D,. 1928. Manchester, be and the. same Is as oratory, are experimenting to de 176 with fruit arid poultry house, a| Automobllrs for Sale ...... 4 Florists— Nurseries l.’l kinds of pouRrv We will also huv room bungalow, cfea’-i heat, oak Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. signed for a hearing on the allow termine whether this high blood six room single. Would you take Automobiles for E-cchange...... 5 rags, papers and all kind.-* of lunk (lours and trim. Price $6,890. Owner Judge. ance of said administration accoui.. Call 15116.2. li-aving town. Most be sold at once temperature can be readily induc It for $5,000. Small cash payment. Auto Accessories—TItjS ...... 6 FOR SALE—GLADIOLUS. All colors, Estate of Frederick C. and Beatrice with s.Tid estate, and this Court v. Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 Arthur A Kiiofia. telephone 782-2. M. Juul. of Manchester, In said Dis- rects the administrator to give pub ed tu kill certain germs. Six room Cologial, oak floors, i rice 50. Clark’s Gl.adlola Gardens. 87.5 Main street. Auto Schools...... 7*A Manchester Green. Rooms W'itliout Hoard 5» tr'i't. Minors. lic notice to all persons interested steam, gas. white plumbing, 2 car] Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 The Guardian having exhibited her therein to appe • and be h ard there garage. A buy'at $6,650, $500] Autos—For Hire ...... 9 FUR SALE—WOULD YOU BUY a account with said estate to this Court on by publishing a copy of this order cash. Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 UNFURNISHED ROOMS for light hrand new five room eottnga; 10 min for allowance. It Is In some newsi«ape having a circula THE A.VSWER FOR SALE—GLADIOLUS 25 and 35c utes walk from Cheney mills Puce Motorcycles—Bicycle ...... 11 dozen. G. S. Jordan. 57 Main street. lioii.=ekeei)ing; also furnished rooms ORDERED:—That the llth d.i,* of tion In said District, on or befure Wanted Autos—.Motorcycles .... 12 by day or week. A. J. Hyjek. Tele- only $.5,51)0 Steam heal and fill mod August, A, D., 1928. at 8 o’clock, fore August 6, 1928; and by posting ppy liiisinesn nnd ProfeNKlon.G Services hone •26.S2-W. ern imurovemetito. Call A'rthur A noon. a,t the Probate Office. In said of this order on the publ|-c signpost Here Is the answer to the Let FOB SALE—150.000 winter cahliage Knofla. feleiihone 782-2. 875, Main St. Business Scvices Offered ..;.... 13 and celery i>lant.s. Geritniuiiis 'inil .Manchester, he and the same is as In the Town where the deceased last ter Golf puzzle on the comic pa^ge. Robert J. Smithj Household Services Offeied ...... 13-A other riovvering plants. 379 Burnside CtMinIry lioard— Resorts fSU signed for a hearing on the allow dwelt, five days before said day of CROOK, CROON, CROWN. 1009 Main St. Building—Contracting ...... 14 Avo. Greenhouse. East Hartford Call Hctil F.-itnte for F.xrliange 7d ance of said account with said estnti. hearing and return make to ‘this CROWS. CRAWS. CRAMS. . , • Florists--Nur.series...... 15 Laurel 1610. and this Court directs the Guardian Court. Real Estate, Insurance,^ Funeral Directors ...... Ifi ATLANTIC VIEW INN, Pleas.anl to give public notice to all persons WILLIAM S. HYDE CRAMP, CRIMP, CRIME. Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ... 17 VJiew. Rliotle 'slatul. on. hea<'h. MiR s a l e uh E .\i ’ll a N'i !•; properlv interested therein to appear and be Steamsbl|) Tickets. Insurance ...... 18 M ovin''— TriK-klng— ^Storii^'e aii splendid home oo.Ing, al,es.siiile In town, in good localitv Wtial have •icard thereon by pub’.lsing a copy of H-8-6-28. ' ‘ Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 to amusements. A sple.idid place to you to offer? Wm. Knnelil Telei>hone this order in some newspaper having Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 20 STORAGE ROOMS for furniture or rest. Operated ay lo. al people. 1776 a circulation In said District, on or Painting — Paiiering ...... 21 merchandise, available at Braith- 'lefore August 6, 192.8. and by post THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Professional Services ...... 22 walte's, 52 Pearl street. Apai'tinonts. Flats, reneiiieiils (13 liegal Notices 7» ing a copy of this order on the oiib- Repairing ...... 23 llc signpost in said Town five days “GARDEN OF EDEN" (358) Tips on Varnish Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 LIGHT TRUCKING and moving jobs. before said day of hearing and re Toilet Goods and Service ...... 2.5 E. Dickinson, 482 Adams. Phone. FOR RI:NT—FOUR ROOM tenement, turn make to this Court. Sketches by Hessey; Synopsis by liraucher W anted—Business Service ...... 20 1465-2. near Main street, $16. Apply 58 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD WILLIAM S. HYDE AT STATE TOMORROW Eli iicntionnl School street. at Mancheste- within and for the . . Judge. Courses and Classes ...... 27 LttCAL AND MJNG dlstajice moving District of Manchester, oh the 4th. H-8-6-28. Private Instruction ...... 28 by experienced tn L T. Wood. 56 FOR RENT—TENEMEN” at corner day of August, A. D., 1928. Dancing ...... 78-A Bissell street. I'el. 496. of Pearl and Foster streets. .All im Pre.sent WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 provements. Apply Alfred A. Gre- •ludge. at Manchester, within and for the Corinne Griffith Stars in Pic W anted—instruetton ...... 80 PKKRETT * GLENNEY inoving sea zel's Store or Phone 1525-2. Estate of Henry A. Nettleton late District of Manchester, on the 4th. ture Supported by Lowell 'i'inn nclnl son Is here. Several trucks at your of Manchester, in said District, de day of August. A. D.. 1928. Bonds—Stocks—.Mortgages ...... 31 service, up to date luipmenL ex FOR RENT—6 ROO.M tenement, all ceased. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Sherman, Louise Dresser Business Opportunities ...... 32 perienced men. Phone 7-2. improvements. Inquire 53 Spruce The Executrix having exhibited tier .ludge. ’ and Charles Ray. Money to Loan ...... 33 street. administration account with said es Estate of Jane Elizabeth Griswold Money ^'anted ...... 34 iMANCIIE.STEH * N V. MOTOR Dis tate to this Court for allowan-e, It is late of Manchester,’ In said District, Help nnd SltiintionB patch— Part loads to and from New TO RE.NT—5 ROOM FLAT first floor ORDERED:—That the llth day of deceased. Help Wanted — Female ...... 35 York, regular service. Cal! 7-2 or all improvements, steun heat, cen .August. A. D., 1 928, at 8 o'clock, fore On motion of The Manchester Trust Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 128-2. trally located. 20 'iollisler. Apply noon, at the Probate Office, in said Compan.v, executor with will annex “The Garden of Eden,’’ which Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 37 281 Spruce street. -Uarichester, be md the same Is as- ed. comes to the. State theater on Tues A gents Wanted ...... 37-a Kepuiring .signed for-a hearing on the allow ORDERED:—That si? months from day and Wednesday for its first Situations 'Wanted—Female .... 38 TO RENT—6 ROOM pottage on ance of said administration account the 4th day of August, A. D.. 1928, be Situations W antid—Male ...... 39 shore front at QuoiiocUonta og with said estate, and this Court di and the .same are limited and allow showing in this" locality, also offers Employment Agencies ...... 40 LAWN MOWERS SH a .IPENEU and Beach. R. I., from Aug. "5 to 10. Tel. rects the Executrix to give ftublic no ed for the creditors within which to Miss Griffith in a part Imbued with Live Stock—PelM—Poultry—Vehiclen repaired, chimneys cleaned, key fil 214-2 Manchester. C. B. nill. tice to all persons Interested therein bring In their claims against s.ald much more comedy than those she Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 ing. safes opened, saw filing and to appear and be heard thereon by estate, and the said administrator Is usually ^lays. Corinne has long Live Stock—V'ehlcles ...... 42 grinding. Work called for. Harold publishing a copy of this order in directed to give public notice to the Poultry 'd Suppli.es ...... 43 Clemson, lOS North Elm street.' Tel FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement. 235 some newspaper having a circulation creditors to bring in their claims been'known as an emotional ac Wanted — Pets — Poultry—Stock 44 462. Spruce street. Inquire^ on premises. in said District, on or before August within said time allowed by posting tress, but in her current production For Sole—Mlaoellnnrous 6, 1928, and by posting a copy of this a copy of this order Pn the public Varnish is almost transparent, except when coldred, SEWING Ma c h i n e , repairing of shie is, said to prove her right to Articles for S ale ...... ■'45 FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, o der on the public signpost in the sign post nearest to the place where and produces when dry a hard, glossy film on the sur Boats and Accessories ...... 46 all makes, nils, needles an ' suiipfes. Town where the deceased last dwelt, the deceased last dwelt within said ata'nd with leading light-comedy Building Mateilals ...... 47 R. W. Garrard. 37 Edward sir -r. all Improvements, 128 Maple . -eet. iiiierpreiers. However In her latest face of the wood, protecting It from dampness and dis Phono 716. five days before said day of hearing town and by publishing th^ satiie In Diam onds—W atches—Jewe.*y ... 48 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, and return make to this Court. some newspaper having a circulation 'Tole shet,has. not • deserted the big coloration. Varnish should be applied with a brush, Electric;.! Appliances—Radio ... 49 In said probate district, within ten La w n m o w e r sn'”''eiilng. repair thoroughly modern. S8 Main stree't. • WILLIAM S. HYDE ;«ilmaxes'of drama which seem to Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A Apply J. P. Tammany. Judge. days from the date of this order, and each coat being allowed to dry and then smoothed with Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 ing. Phonogratihs. clocks, electric H-8-6-28. return make to this court of the no be her heritage, for the story con Household Goods ...... 51 cleaners, locks repaired. Key n-ak- tice given. tains highly emotional situations. fine glass-paper. The brush should always be moved Ing. Braithwalte. 6'2 Peart street. FOR RENT—TWO five room flats, all Machinery and Tools ...... 52 recently painted and repapered, in WILLIAM S. HYDE “The Garden of Eden” has a in line with the grain of the wood. '"'n, AT A COURT OP PROBATE HftLD Musical Instrum ents ...... 53 Greenacres. Phofle 820. J'udge. ftoi^h 0/ symbolism, as the title By. NEA. Through Special Perminion of th» Publither, of The Book of Knowledg,, C o p ytyit .^ t 9 g - 3 ^ Office and Store Equipment...... 54 Business Opportunities at Manchester, within and for the H-8-6-28. Sporting Golds—Guns ...... 55 FOR RENT—AUGUST 1ST. 5. ROOM District of Manchester, on the 4th. tvotfld Indicate, but essentially it Is Specials at the Stores ...... 56 CAPITAL—BROKERS will give con apartment, all improvements, hot day of August. A. D., 1928. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD a thoraughly modern tale Involv Wearin.g Apparel—Furs ...... 57 sideration to small stock or bond water heat. Apply at 29 Cottage Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., at Manchester, Within and f6r the ing the difficulties of Toni Lebrun, ■- *•' * - -aV. i. ';.'J W anted—to B-' '...... 58 issue of a going company, or new street or telephone 2044. Judge. District of Manchester, on the 4th. little entertainer at a Budapest Uoonis—Board— Hotel.s—Resorts project which would attract prompt Estate of Julia S. Davis late of day of August. A. D., 1928. Kestnnrnnts FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, low Manchester, in said District, deceas Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., cabaret. Almost all of the action T, public participation. Forward com ■’3 Rooms Without Board ...... 59 plete details to Mr. Benedict, . uite er floor, newly renovated, available ed. Judge. takes place in Budapest or Monte Boarders W a n te d ...... 59-A 404, 200 Broadway, New York. after August 1st. Apply 44 Cam The Executrix having exhibited her Estate of May M. Carpenter late of Carlo, and it Is from the Garden Country B oard—R e s o r ts ...... 60 bridge street, telephone 1191-3. adm inistration account -with said es Manchester, In said District, deceas Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 tate to this Court for allowance. It is ed. of the Hotel Eden In the world-fa- Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 Money to Loan S3 FOR RENT—TWO ROOM aptrtment, ORDERED:—That the llth. day of On motion of The Home Bank & rrious gambling capital that the Real E.state For Rent also furnished room. Inquire at Sel- August. A. D., 1928, at 8 o’clock, fore Trust Company, administrator. production. gets its name. The Apart.lien s. Flats. Tenements.. 63 Mo n e y t o l o a n on mortgages. wltz Shoe Shop. noon, at the Probate Office, in said • ORDERED:—That'six months tjram 4:dam and Eve simile is carried out Business Locations for Rent .... 64 Mortgages bought and sold. P. D. Manchester, be and the same is as the 4th. day of August. A. D,, 1928,* Houses for Ren- ...... 65 Comollo. 13 Oak street, telephonv FOR RENT—6 ROOM teneoient on signed for a hearing on the allow be and the same are limited and ‘al- in several scenes. Suburban for RenL ...... 66 1540. Spruce street,-all Improvements. Ap ance of said administration account lo'R'ed for the creditors -within which A splendid variety of short sub Summer Homes for R e n t ...... 67 ply 93 Foster street or telephone with said estate, and this Court di-, to bring in their claims agpinst said jects will also be shown. Tuesday W anted to Rent ...... 68 409-3. rects the Executrix to give public no estate, and the said executor is di Rcr.l E state For Sale Help W anted— ^^Feniale 35 tice to all persons Interested therein rected to give public notice to the night there will be another Coun Apartment Buildings for Sale . .. 69 FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement on to appear and be heard thereon by creditors to bring in their claims try Store and Fun Night. Valuable Business Property for Sale 70 WANTED—YOUNG girl to do light Center street, modern Improve publishing a copy of this i rder in within said time allow'd by posting presents are given away. F arm s and Land for S a l e ...... 71 housework mornings. Telephone ments. near mills and trolley, rent some newspaper having a circulation a copy of this order on the public Thomas Meighan in “The Rack Heuses for Sale ...... 72 25S5-R. $22. Phone 64. in said District, on or before August sign post nearest to the place where Lots for Sale ...... 73 6, 1928, and by posting a copy of this the deceased last dwelt, within said et” his latest and best picture, will Resort Property for S ale ...... 74 WANTED—MOTHER’S helper. Call FOR RENT—4. ROOM tenement at 177 order on the public signpost In the town and by publishing the same In be shown tonight for the last time. Suburban for Rale ...... 75 at 18 Cambridge street, downstairs, Oak street. Inquire 179 Oak street, Town where the deceased last dwelt, some newspaper having a circulatlo.i The State is also presenting the To prevent varnish Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 or telephone 2321. or call 1619 after 5 p. m. five days before said day of hearing in said probate district, within ten Tunney-Heeney fight pictures, Wanted—Real E state ...... 77 and -return make to this Court days from the date of this order, and from running over the Auction—Legal Notices WANTED—SINGLE girls to learn FOR RENT—FOUR. ROOM flat, first WILLIAM S. HYDE return make to this court of the no showing all the big moments that Spirit varnish dries Auction Sales ...... 78 mill operations. Apply to Cheney floor, hot w ater heat, at 170 Oak Judge. tice given. occurred during the championship edges of the wood the Legal Notices ...... 79 Brothers Employment office. street or call 603-4 H-8-6-28. WILLIAM S. HYDE bout. brush should always be very quickly, but to ob H-8-6-28.,, _ Judge. moved outward toward tain the best results each GAS BUGGIES—Who Is This? the edges as the arrows coat should be allowed to By Frank Beck indicate. harden for several hours. YOU SA Y SOMEHOW B E W ELL, BOYS, IF TH E MAN OIDNT SEEM UKE I DIONT fsiT QUIZZED QB 'rt)U ABOUT YOU WANT TO W¥ A CUSTOMER- HE ASKED SOUNDS >>/ANT TO GIVE YOUR EVES > OUR POUSH, SUCH FUNNY QUESTIONS^ U KE A ALARM THE A REAL TREAT, BUT INFUSED 'WHERE DID WE MAKE THE" SALESMAN .61RL,BUT I r COME DOWNSTAIRS T O LEAVE POLISH— tr RATEMTED^ LOOKIMS DON'T LIK E AND SEE THE SWELL HIS KlAMEi WERE WE SELHNS STOCK FOR A THE IDEA OF .PRO BABCY IN THE COMRfl#$y, AND .ZT ^ A I N T j o b o n JOB... A STRANGER M Y PO U SH . DOR FIRST TUtMSS U K E FORSET SNOOPING ^^DEMONSTRATOR! \ ' W H E N enSTOMER-,^ THAT! HIM AROUND... A t E C AND _ * CO)lD6M P \PSSMEO A T ' ‘ O B R C fex* '^■ sev XMEaoc c- x'^iSQBPIUSeD tCARN After the first <^oat of varnish is applied to any sur COHMEBSmONf face, old sandpaper, worn smooth by previous use, H e 'HI' should be employed and after the final coat the wood ■ s m w should not 1>e fUbbed at all. Sandpaper should always ,^e rubbed in line with the grain, as ii scratches the 1 ^ surface if rubbed cross-grain. Varnish may be used 1 oh bare wood or on paint. (Next: How to Polish) (Copyright I ^ by Frtnk il B«fk. r»d< Mirk^ Reg U S- f i f ), Skttolw* «nd Syaopwt, Copyright. 1928. Th« dr»nw Bodtty. ■ /I ' '■ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1928. \ PAGE EOEVin FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: SENSE vA n o n s e n s e SKIPPY By Percy L. Crosby A DOUBLED-EDGED POEM Dear Colyum: Dear Sir; The other day two FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Interesting Sights MJO/0fr7‘A6 BESbEPRiseD I KEEPyoOQ EVES VKlE STOPPED QM7US OA,l SLEEP 1 TUEDES CCE.'MAAiyAmE \naem a s s e t s tae OPEM /OOVAJsVjJE'Ll, M^ATER l a s t AilSAT Llk-EA L06 OAi ] OF S18RALTER X'VJE SEEM PICTURES CABLE SRAM SEAiT 'SQOAi BEOMER7WC TO REPAIR A LEAkY OF OS o f t a a t a a j d /ockw PGOAN CAIRO? A S ’LL. OIL U/OE AAiDYOO 7A1S a i r p l a n e , mediterflameam AilSUT UAicLE AARRV GOOD A LOOWAiO ATTAE BETICALED 7AAT SEA.' SLEPT 7AROU5A IT c e a l -t a im s „ X’M COMIRS ALL, FRECJCLES! IMASIMEBETTV.'! AOME.' DAY — ------7AE. ROCK OF S1BRAL7ER.!! RISATBERDRE O O R Y E p y EVES' - f bio* V BARyiCE, INC. (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM Kind-H earted The Tinymites all' ran real fast. the wooden man. ’cause then he’d r " ' ■ “ I wonder how long this will get away. If we keep going, I’ve 'last,” yelled Cari^y, as they trail do doubt the wooden ■ man will S'ufrc Wwpcrs T h e i d e a o f ed behind the funny wooden man. soon tire out, and then we’ll let eoTTlMO W DO<3r OUTfK T«V “ I’m tired enough to almost weep. him rest a bit, and then turn out This hill we’re on is mighty steep. for play.” W hMILE ^ 0 0 ( A ? But, come on, let’s keep running. But funny Mister Wooden Man 5mA60&5 We will catch him if we can.” would not tire out. He ran and WeRRILV And so the bunch ran right ran. The Tinies didn’t stop to ALOM&ThK- along, all hoping that they would think that he was'made of wood, be strong enough to stay right INd INVeS- and therefore he would not grow ToXN stopped. There came a small turn fagged. The weary Tinles shortly In the hill, and Clowny took a sud lagged. “ Oh, my,” walled Scoutyf 6U13lL€m1( den spllL The other Tinles look “ I must quit. This running’s not STDXe, ed back and laughed loudly as he so good.” 6IAZT)U(CS flopped. But just then Coppy cried, "I’ve IT vJor “ Don’t wait for me,” poor found the way to bring him to the CAST TH? Clowny cried. “ I’ll soon be right ground. I’m sure that this will up by your side.” And then he stop him.” - And he took a sudden 1 . scrambled to his feet and tried to leap. It was a tackle, very neat. HOME- pick up speed. He found this was And Coppy caught him by the feet. a worthy hunch, ’cause he was The wooden man and Coppy spill shortly with the bunch. But then ed and both fell in a heap. he felt real tired, and walled, ‘'A rest is what I need.” “Oh, goodness, gracious, do not (The Tinymites have fan with slop,” yelled Scouty. “ 'Twould the Wooden Man In the next be bad to drop our chase behind story*) i '■ . ■ V .'- ■-'-. V/^r^ - '■■: V.:; .'- - , -. . ■ ■ ■: ■':.-■■:,■■.:-,?■■ ;;■■ :■ . : - ; i ■ d ^ B T t r a C V S I . 'j •'* *i^if "<■';:r*JSi\ Mm\t\ftettt iEit^nlng JImlb ------ r \ ABOUTTOWN 1 c a r c r o w d e d b y t e n DRUNK DRIVE COST HOSPITAL NOTES RAIN FAILS TO SROIL NO m e LICENSE Wild Mrs. Frank D. White of PERSONS OVERTURNED JOINT ITAUAN OUTING B U M S HERE t o SPARE Walnut street left Saturday for an Ten patients were admitted and automobile trip to Old Orchard, BARRY JUST $119-32 21 discharged at Memorial hospital Maine, and other shore resorts Nobody Very Seriously Injur over the week-end. There was one The joint outing of ’ Giuseppe There has been an unusual deniahd north of Boston. death, but no births. Several of Mazzini Lodge, Sons of Italy, and for fishing licenses throughout^ the ed in Crash on Silver . Lane the patients admitted were victims Eleanor Duse Lodge, Daughters of as Autos Collide. sthte this year, greater than ever The young people of the Salva- Causes Collision at Love of minor accidents, all of whom Italy, was held at Liedertafel before. The blanks which are furn I were discharged following treat Grove, Rockville, yesterday and ished on which the town clerks issufe I Hon Army will hold an open air An accident which might easily 1 meeting this evening in Rockville, ment. despite the showers in the after their licenses have been exhausted have had disastrous consequences Lane; Trolley Passer Hits The admissions: Mrs. Sadie Mit noon, which broke up the sched by the fish and game opmmissipU weather permitting. Lieutenant occurred yesterday when an auto chell, 127 Cooper Hill street; Mrs. i Mina Maxwell will be in charge. uled sports, was declared by tho.se and in a circular letter to the mobile crowded by ten persons, Ella Peckham, Lebanon; Mrs. attending a greater success than clerks of the state a request .is niade; overturned on the outskirts of the Woman; Other Cases. Amelia Johnson, 76 Oak streeU The Misses Louise Pukofsky and ever before. that all ’surplus unused blanka be- town, just outside corporation Mrs. Donald Johnson, Wapping; Those attending made the trip to returned so that they can be sent to Rose O’Neill of Ridge street are limits. Miss Mary Marcantohio, 585 Center ylslting friends in Chester, Pa. the Grove in private cars. Dinner places where there is a shortage. The accident happened on Silver John F. Barry of 203 Oak street street; Everett Flodin, 30 Stone was served at 1:15 o’clock and the In the case of Manchester ‘there Lane at the intersection of Forbes was fined $100 and costs on a drunk streetr Harry Magnuson, 5 Eliza last course was not completed till Mystic Review Woman’s Benefit are no blanks to return as Town street. A Hudson coach operated driving charge when he appeared beth Place; Mrs. Abraham Burpee, 3:30 o’clock. Speeches followed Clerk Turkington is one of ttiose Association will hold its regular by John Lichatz of Roberts street, in the Manchester police court this Moosup; Salvatore Vendrillo, 17 the .dinner, with A, Pagani acting who has applied for an additional meeting in Odd Fellows hall to Burnside, was proceeding westerly morning as the result of an auto Oak street. as toastmaster. The lollowing piade number.' Nine hundred blanks morrow evening. A large attend on the Silver Lane road. Its oc mobile accident early yesterday Those discharged were Fred brief addresses; George Waddell, were furnished for the local office ance of the members is hoped for cupants, in additions to the driver, morning at Love Lane. ' Keish, 40 Clinton street; Miss William S. Hyde, Captain S. J. Barry was driving an automobile and with the exception of fewer as plans for the annual outing will were his wife and their four chil Martha Fox, 58 Garden street; Miss Tobin, Dr. Mortimer Moriarty and than fifteen all have been used. be made. dren, and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent toward Manchester at 1:30 in the Mary Kirnbauer, 211 South Main Grand Venerable A. Russo of the Michja and their two children of morning and collided with another street; Miss Helen Wetherel, 95 Sons of Italy <^and Lodge of New Gustave Luther of 14 Middle Tolland street. Burnside. operated by Abraham Burpee of South Main street; Geraldine Haven. i Turnpike West, will spend the next The exact name of the other Moosup, who was going in the op Risley, 24 Strong street; Miss Mary The sports scheduled to be run OPEN FORUM two weeks with his mother, Mrs. driver could not be learned. Lichatz posite direction, accompanied by Lewis, 76 Main street, Anna and off after the dinner were somewhat Reader of Union City, N. J. said he was a member of-the “Bid- his son. Barry’s car ran ninety Concetine Sapienza,. Oak street; broken up by the heavy showers. THE JEFFERS CASE well Hardware Company’’ of Hart feet after the crash and then broke Mrs. Katherine Tureck, 113 Glen- However committeeman Joseph Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet ford, but the directory does not list through a fence, coming to.a halt Editor of The Herald: wood street; Mrs. Charles Milikow- Barto arranged' for target shooting, I note that in the article regard this evening in Odd Fellows hall this name. Lichatz said the other in a swamp. Both men escaped in ski and infant son, 89 Hollister dancing and bocchi contests. Thir car struck the rear left of his ma jury but Mrs. Burpee received a ing the charge brought against my for a business meeting and re street; Amiel Krause, 87 Walnut ty -nine contestants entered the son, the fact was not mentioned hearsal. chine, overturning ij; at the cross gash on her forehead that was treat street; Mrs. Walter Flavell, 91 target shooting contest and on the roads. ed at Memorial hospital. Both Spruce street; Shirley Hamilton, first round Paul Correnti of Birch that prior to the complaint lodged All the occupants of the over cars were damaged, but Barry’s against him he ' personally com Mrs. Arthur Johnson and son 76 Main street, Hartford; Burton street and A. Bibbono of 303 Hill plained to the police department. Earl of Clinton street will spend crowded automobile were injured, fared much the worse. Smith, 19 Knox street; Miss Lottie side avenue, Hartford, tied for first the next two week’s at Crescent but none of them seriously. Nicho Sergeant John Crockett investi Stoutner, Wapping. place with 18 points each. In the I think this fact should be las, nine year' old son of the driver, gated the accident and made the ar brought out to show that he at Summer Beach. Mr. Johnson spent the The death was that of Frank elimination match Bibbono scored least tried to avoid the difficulty. week-end w)th them. was the worst injured. He suffer rest. Barry pleaded guilty before Marchetti, 48, of 139 Maple street 18 points to Correnti’s 17, winning ed a cut which it took four stitches Judge Raymond A. Johnson and at 8:15 last night. first place. The prize was five dol JOHN T. JEFFERS. to close. So far as is known, the the case was quickly disposed of. The census today is back at an lars in gold. Correnti won secon.d The meeting of the Army and accident was not investigated by Sergeant Crockett being the only Navy au.viliary which was to have even 50. prize, two dollars and a half in police. witness called. Barry had nothing gold. MRS. ELLIOTT’S been held at the home of-Mrs. Ed to say in his own defense. , ward Quish Thursday evening has The dancing contests proved Dog Discloses Offense ceedingly popular to the younge^r SHOP been postponed until a week from An innocent dog was the means IN PASSING CAR HITS Thursday, August 16. BROKEN BOTTLE CUTS element at the outing. Renio Della of spoiling a good time for Joseph Ferra of Cottage street won the New Bucilla Goods Piantanida o' Manchester yesterday in Colorful Designs Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lailey POLE; TWO INJURED clog dancing. Mr. ^lid Mrs. Louis 853 Alain Street LAKE BATHER’S FOOT when he struck the animal while Pola won the Italian mazurka, and son Walter, of Norwood, Mass., riding on a borrowed motorcycle were week-end visitors in Man that was not registered. He plead Joseph Wilson of Spruce street and partner won the waltzing con SPECIAL! chester. They made the trip by Jim Tierney of Park street, suf ed guilty and was fined $5 and E verett Flodin, 2 8, of 30 Stone Look at Your Shoes automobile. fered a painful foot injury yester costs. 'The accident, which led to street, and Harry Magnuson, 11, test. The first prize in each qf the day afternoon while bathing at cf 5 Elizabeth Place, were slightly dancing was two dollars .and a Keep youi shoes repairedi. , Von his arrest by Patrolman John Mc- half in gold. caiiiiut be ueat unless you do. Take A son, George Smith, Jr., was Columbia Lake. Glinn, occurred at Highland Park. injured early last evening when an Jim and two other Manchester ailvautage oi nor prices. born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Dunn of East Hartford automobile in which they were rid The Bocchi contest was won by young men, Thomas Faulkner and ing struck a telephone pole on Cen Paul Correnti and P. Pagani. The .>IE^8 SOLES A 4 George S. Derrick of East Hartford, was fined $10 and costs for speed SEWED ...... U U formerly of Buckland. The baby William McKee, had finished their ter street near L'inden. They were prize was two dollars and a half in swim and were about to leave the ing on 'West Center street. August LADfES'SOLES ry rji 'c yard is the third grandchild of Mr. and 1. Motorcycle Policeman R. H. treated at Memorial hospital. gold eabh. Mrs. John A. Derrick of Tolland water when he stepped on a piece Fritz A. Magnuson, father of the The dance music was furnished SEWED ...... / O C Wirtalla said Dunn was driving 4 6 The best grade of rubber heels Turnpike. of a broken bottle. miles an hour past cars and inter injured boy, was driving towards his by Kabrick’s orchestra of Rock Tierney’s friends took him to used. secting streets. The defendant home when he started to pass a car ville. The committees of both Memorial hospital here for treat driven by Allan F. Thompson of lodges will meet at the home of Ladies Rubber Heels on O C Sprightly flower patterns___colorful checks Miss Katherine Modean and Miss plead guilty. wooden heels ...... Mary Taggart of Bank street have ment and the wound was closed Thomas IV^ran, 53, of Stafford Nelson Place, with the result that Paul Correnti, Birch street tomor ....b rillian t modernistic motifs excellent for returned after a three weeks’ stay with two stitches. Springs, had^iiis reckless driving his car crossed to the north side of row night. Boston Shoe Repair the making of beach coats, porch cushions, slip at Myrtle Beach. case continued until next Saturday the street, hit a pole in front of covers and draperies. A very fine quality, 36 morning at his request. Moran the store of the Elmer Auto Com Shop inches wide. Also a number of pieces of an Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Martin BYRD AND HIS PALS was arrested by Policeman Wirtalla pany and only stopped when the LAWYER’S VACATION PUT 105 Spruce St., Near Hisseil St. and family of Oakland street, Mr. last night following an accident. He front part of the car had been excellent quality printed crash, in many gor and Mrs. Edward Pease and family TO TALK OVER RADIO was driving an automobile which stove in. The pole was moved sev OFF RADEVILLE’S CASE geous patterns that are suitable for slip covers of Hartford and Mrs. Charles H. .struck and injured Miss Harriet eral inches from its base. and draperies, are included in this special three Frye of Hartford spent the week Whitman, 50, of 299 Main street, Officer Wirtalla investigated, but WATKINS BROTHERS A foretaste of 100 mile-an-hour no arrest was made. day selling. Our regular 39c and 50c quality. end at the Chipman cottage at Cov gales and jagged ice peaks and all as she alighted from a trolley car Be*cause Deputy Coroner Judge y entry lake. the grim, bitter romance of an Ant near the state armory. Her right Michael D. O’Connell of Stafford arctic exploration will be given arm and right leg were injured, but Springs did not have time enough Main Floor Miss Edith Leggett - of Spruce when Commander Byrd and his not seriously. PUBLIC RECORDS to review the evidence presented at Funeral street who has been spending two crew broadcast Wednesday night, Harry Nassif of Springfield who the inquest held Friday into the weeks with her mother, returned August 8 a 8 o’clock Eastern day was arrested by Lieutenant William WARRANTEE DEEDS death of the three boys burned to today to the Salvation Army Train Barron. August 1st for speeding light-saving time. W. Harry England to Harry G. death a week ago last Friday in ing school, Washington Heights, and whose hearing was scheduled the accident on the Rockville- Directors The “Byrd hops off” hour is given and Edna Fuller, lot No. 79 of the New York City, to resume her in compliment to the Commander for this morning failed to appear Talcottville road, the case against duties as a member of the faculty. when his name was called. Chief Pinehurst tract, located on the west by the Tide Water Oil Sales Cor side of Alton street. Joseph Radville, the driver of the Robert K. Anderson Miss Mina Maxwell who was re poration in recognition of the fact Gordon will take the ipatter up with truck, did not come up this morn cently commissioned lieutenant at that he chose the new Veedol motor the Springfield authorities and Marriage Intentions ing in the Rockville City Court as Phone: 500 or 748-2 SOUTH MA NCHESTER ■ COHN the same school and has been sta oil for the planes that will actually Nassif will be forced to appear here. A marriage license has been ap scheduled. tioned at Cambridge, Mass., as a fly to the pole, as well as all motor The cases of Mrs. Florence Lewis plied for by William J. Leggett, Prosecuting Attorney Dennis J. co-worker with Commander Ab Ci,uipment of the expedition. and Rose Dubrowsky each charged clerk, and Margaret Scott, silk McCarthy is to leave tomorrow on bott, formerly of this town but now The members of the crew who with neglect of their children were worker; also by Saniuel J. Grima- his vacation and as he will be ab of Cambridge, Mass., is here for will talk are a vivid picturesque continued until next Monday the son, plumber and Mary S. Porter, sent for two weeks the case goes two weejks with her parents, Mr. group. Besides Commander Byrd, 13th of August. The matter is in hairdresser, both of Manchester. over until his return on August 20. and Mrsl Thomas Maxwell of High there is Bernt Balchen, his chief the hands of the probation officer street. aide, companion on his North Pole and already four of the children flight, former lieutenant in the Nor have been committed to the county Manchester persons w-ho ventur wegian army. And Captain Fred home and provision is being made ed out of town yesterday report C. Melville master of Byrd’s base for the care of the other two chil that automobile traffic was the ship, the Samson, who for 31 years dren. U Torrent heaviest it has been in years. It has sailed the seven seas—and now was next to impossible to make the will add the Antarctic Ocean to the Men’s Work Clothes usual time on trips of any distance, list. “Smiling Tom” Mulroy, chief Second Mortjfage they said. • ' engineer of the expedition. And Money A comprehensive line of work clothing for every “Ukulele Dick” Konter, who light tradesman. Once you buy here you will continue to do ^Soapy Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burke and ened exploration with music on he NOW ON HAND family of 18 Fairview street re North Pole trip. All of them—and so. Our merchandise is of the best grade and sold at turned yesterday from a two weeks still other members of the expedi Arthur A. Knofla reasonable prices. automobile tour of Northern New tion—will broadcast. 8 7 .5 .Main S t. l*hone 782-2 England and Canada. Light Weight Overalls, blue and gray Water A christening party was held yes terday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. striped ...... $1.25 to $2.50 Nunzio J. Monaco of Oak street. Men’s White Overalls...... $1.50 to $2.50 Kept Hot A surprise party in observance fM O N B of his twenty-first birthday was Men’s Lee Unionalls given Paul Packard of Wells street Men’s Lion Brand Shoes...... $5.00 at the home of Walter Glamann at 107 Spruce street Saturday even #e Other m akes...... $3.50 and $4.50 ing. A large group of his friends at tended. The merry making began GOOD THINGS TO EAT Men’s Khaki P ants...... $1.50 to $3.00 at 8:30 with games of various types. Later in the evening a buffet WHAT A RELIEF? Men’s Farm H a ts...... 15c to 75c Cast-Aluminum Tub lunch was served at which Mr. Keeping up with the Joneses was never any Packard was presented with a belt thing like keeping up with this summer’s weather Men’s Khaki and Blue Work Shirts set. Dancing was then enjoyed un in the matter of tiiet. The problem of fueling the Iffi Majrtag was the original gyrafoam washer, til the small hours. Mr. Glaihann’s human body is at least difficult as that of maintain Men’s Work H ose...... 20c, 25c, 35c pair which makes water do the washing. But the house was tastefully decorated for ing a reasonable stability of temperature in the TMaytag does more than that—it keeps the the occasion with blue and gold home. Men’s and Boys’ Sneaks $1.00 to $2.50 pair water h o t to expand the meshes of the clothes, streamers and draperies. The Miss Folks who went to bed last night with their win Keds for the family. es Hilda Glamann and Alice Mc dows all wide open and only sheets for bed cover loosen the dirt arid aid the cleaning action of the Kee were responsible for the dec soap and it keeps the soap thoroughly mixed with orations. ing awoke in the cold grey dawn this morning un der the impression that they had slept through into the water where it will do the most good. next November. Mrs. Thomas J. Lewie of Ekst Middle Turnpike left Saturday for Housewives who for four or five days had been A. L. BROWN &. CO. These are some of the reasons‘why the Maytag a two weeks’ vacation at Lake wisely feeding their families on salads and other washes faster—an entire washing in an hour or so; Winnepesaukee and the White light summer foods today find themselves in much washes cleaner—collars, cniffs- and grimy overalls U Mountains. the same situation as those who had to rustle for blankets in the middle of the night—they are faced without hand-rubbing; washes delicate garments Edward J. McEnelly and his by a sudden appetite for red meat on the part of hand carefully. Victor Recording Orchestra at the household and none, of course, on hand. Sandy Beach Ballroom tonight— Well, there’s one good thing about it—it doesn’t Wringing the clothes is easy with the marvelous Adv. take much longer to provide the roast or the steaks New Maytag Soft-Roller or the chops than it did to find those blankets. ATS Water Remover—an SALVATION ARMY NOTES Not, at all events, when the provider is a Pinehurst Maytag Radio Programs other exclusive Maytag patron. ✓ —-y W H T , Chicaso, advantage. It is practi For hom tt wllhaal Build / \ Tues..Wed..Thur., mUctrlellsfftli i Mmytag Pinehurst’s refrigeration doesn’t know anything i M Bri.,Sat..9:00P.M. cally automatic in every It aaaUatIt with in-- Salvation Army meetings yester about hot weather—nor do the refrigerated meats. ii -*1™ Chicago Daylight built gatolint motor. Saving Time. K ^ , operation. day were well attended despite the We were in just as strong a position to supply the Vj S f Portland, Oregon, heat, and interest in the services in required cuts today as if it had been mid-winter. Tues., 8:30 P. M. u o a .83^ Pacific Standard ID WA 84i__^Aone/or a Free the morning and evening was en And the telephone has surely been calling for Time. K D K A, Pittsburgh. • 1 ^ * * Trial Washing livened by the singing of the four tljem. Wed., lO.-OO P.M. Eastern Day young women who formerly sang light Time. CFCA, Toronto. There is no cost, no obligation. Test a Majrtag, compare it in From all Indications we are going to have sev Can., Tura.. 7:30 P.M. Eastern together under the name of the eral days of red meat weather. Call us up, tell Standard Time. WBZ, Boston, every way you can think of. If it doesn’t sell itself, don’t keep it. Songsters’ quartette, the Misses FrL. 7:30 P.M. Eastern Stand us what you want, and you’ll be surprised at the ard Time. WCCO, Minneapo- Deferred Payments You’ll Never Miss Rachel Lyons, Jessie Larder, Edith promptness of the delivery, in any part of town, lU, Fri.. 8:30 P .M . Central Leggett and Mina Maxwell,. They unless you are one of those who know from past |SP0RTlHel,^^^_« , „ . , Standard Time. THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newton, Iowa / sang In the evening, “Jesus la the experience. / T |u8 funny looking little guy Founded 1894 Friend You Need” and at the morn with the big nose'and bald ing service, “Love Devine, All Love Permanent Philadelphia Factory Branch, Maytag The Meat Department suggests: Ground Veal for head has got to face the music. Building—851-3-Noirth Broad St., Pli Ihdelphla. Excelling,” Miss Leggett and Miss Pennsylvania Maxwell are commissioned officers Veal Loaf, or Meat Balls, Pinehurst Round Ground, -Mr determined attitude of in the Salvation Army who are at Fresh Salmon, Swordfish and Halibut, Veal Chops and the Mrs. tells us that she is absolutely through seeing rent monev their homes here on a vacation and handed over to Mr. Landlord. She wants a brand new home of took part In the meeting last night. Veal Cutlets. If it is cool tomorrow why not try some Her own. bhe s got the plans, and she knows where the lumber is HILLERY BROTHERS Lieutenant Maxwell will be in tender veal or lamb for stewing?j coming from. Us! ■ 384 HARTFORD ROAD, charge of the young people’s meet PHONE 1101 ing this evening In Rockville. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES There’s another bald-headed man in this town who said he was The many friends in this town of going to build this ye?r. If he doesn’t get busy pretty soon we’ll Maytag dealers everywhere follow the standardized rule of sending a Mavtae Dr. Lyall Rador who has frequently Yellow Corn, Beets, Squash. Peaches are lower. Wo «et his wife on him! . to a home to do a week s washing free, ana without obligation of any kind This visited in Manchester, were pained will have Native and Southern Tomatoes, Fancy to tle tt is thee way all Maytag Aluminum Washers are scHd. ' to heaii the death by lightning yes pears and Honey Ball Melons. terday; of his son, Paul, who was 23 30-2 '■ -s' ^5 -ft- e ie cK ne'A'f f a l l f vc/ CALL THE COPS! J>A-r M A U When you are feeling awful blue -« F e L L O \ A CI-TiZFUS, X SEBK Lio- LAX Help! Help, police! • Here we Who is the one who bothers you? FSVIARP FOTi SERV/IM<3 VOlA yAt-n^FOLLV PAMIEL LIOM'S have a CROOK right on his way Your' wife! PEMr p e V Come A-f tc a crime! . In fact, he’s Just When you are hungry as a bear ASrSiSSTlCB OF P£ACE Ba*TF r'i e MPSj eight steps away. But don’t get Who’ll surely spoil your bill-of- d r OFFICE IS L!Ml-rfeP i ^ l-IlM SMARLl^i’ A^i'SrioW/M'’ ' excited, it’s just in letter golf. Per fare? EXPAMSiO^i OF MV ABlLrNi^l OAluV -IHEIR 3>EV haps you can beat the par solution Your wife! on another page. When you are sleepy and all in ASK 'T iIa i '*1'Mr o P o l l s ,. Voti P L to Aim s ^ o roiaoH Him Who hits you with a rolling pin? M e jfl A PoSl-TlOfd QFVIIPFRSCOPE, He