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Ml— Betty Woodruff, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Watson Woodruff, left Men’s - Women's •'OhUdicn'a DIAL Wo UUI Pet this morning for Silver Lake, N. H. niM UaSvor 5,913 ffhir toalghl aad WedaeaSay; ABOOTTOWN N O H E R A L D She was accompanied by three HAIR CUTS - 25c. 5321 Member et the AuGt S Barbara — No Walttogt Vent Uoelor*s little ehaage ia twapetalara. SCIn Wikdbit dMinlitMr of MONDAY cousina from Berlin. Miss dean Prescription With Every Pair of Soles Bureoa e f MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE (H ARM ! Iir. and Iti*. JnlhM Fradln of Ham* Woodruff who to attending the CULOTTA’S The « B .W . CORK Ha atnat. wlw iwMntlj ooinpletod mt'mmer school Of the University cf No isene of The Herald N. H. at Durham, will Join them BARBER SHOP S« Oak St and Heeb; a Bottle Polish , A U M C H tsrm .. IHT aophOBiora yaar at Mount VOL. LVI„ NO. 235 (Oaeeiaed Adverttotng oa Page 10.). MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, JULY 6,1937 M jo k a turn ba«i appolotad wffl be published Mon there and next week Mrs. Woodruff W eldon (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS day, July 5, in observ will go to Silver Lake. National Rboe Repnlifaig and ■Miimiitiiy counelHor at Camp iD n iA Haooil, a g b V camp aaar Bostoa, ance of Independence Shoo SWno Parlor — 8B1 Main S t ■ M ia ora d '^ tha T.WM. aaaoela- The Whlton Memorial Library SOS Main S t t t o a ^ Maw Bnaland. and haa Day. which usually to open on Monday tarad npea bar oiitlao. evenings, will be closed next Mon PELCO UHOUSe^'SOM. FDR May Intervene NO VIOLENCE day evening on account of the holi AMERICAN, BRITISH , I m e lh a CaaiHp ct Rajreicft Walib of day. HUNT FOR EARHART ViMpaet atraet to at Ba^^wlcli. Ur. and Mia. Allan Coe of Henry Itaaa,, for tha aaaaoa. street and their sons are at their Oil Burner In Senators * Battle AS CLEVELAND cottase at Point O’Woods for the With the Money-Saving i w l : j the massage, but he expreaeed be Nearly 80 members at tbe Lutbsr ! la Veteraas hospitals ia lief the pair were southeast of How League at tb* Emanuel Lutheran other states. THOUSANDS ENJOY church enjoyed a breakfast bike to and bod been a resident at Farm and arreeted Kullck on a charge of ^DELINQUENCY land, In the Phoenix Island group, Oa May 14, 1920 he Biarried 3Uss CAYAGNARITODITS ington for about ten yean. Be recklees driving. about 250 miles south. Highland Park yesterday morning. OBITUARY lA tlU a Johnston of this town. Be- Tbe Leaguers walked to tbe Look Brothers Escape Death; sides her husband, Herbert Home, -Meetbig of Flremeai HOMES RANSACKED There la no known land near the sidea hla wife be ia survived by his she. leaves one brother, H arry Pin- The Hook and Lndder Company position north of Howland. LEGION FiREWORKS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murdock and out, where a short devotional eer- mother, Mris. Elizabeth Rady of Scout Jamboree Notes H USriSPREPARED vle* was held, led by John Johnson, DEATHS THE POUCE FORCE ney of Rockville. -at the Rockville Fire department A s the Itaaca veered Ite course to family of Philadelphia were guests Penaacola, Fla., and one brother, will meet this evening at the Pros after which breakfast was served at Auto Hit By Two Trains Fuaeral of Adolph Qleesnaa Washington, July 6. — (AP) —, race to the position it radioed here of Mr. Murdock's sister, Mrs. Etta Louis Rady of tbe same dty. Dur pect street firehouse. The Fltton ON SATURDAY NIGHT > A short wave radio station for >«■ the farm of Gustave Bengston. TTie Tbe funeral of Adolph Gleasman, Around the- Boy Scout Jamboree ‘‘official Information Indicates that Fallow, of 169 Main street ing Intermittent months at his Company will meet on Wednesday of boys who want to send greeting* committee in charge w a* headed oy 71, who died at his home at 19 High Camp: The 350-acre plot around Earbart is down 281 miles north of VETERAN HOTCHKISS home ia Manchester be has been P E R S O N m OF COURT at tha some place. to chuima at home baa boon a Record Crowd Sees Eicelleat Arthur Anderson. New Haven, July 8.— (A P)—Irv-i > Irving escaped with aevere lacera- street on Saturday following a sev the Washington Monumeqt and the Jiu M i of 215 Persons to Be Howland." Holiday weekend patron* at Hotel cared tor by hU wife. Sobmits Resignation Today; Charles Feistel haa been named of attraction during the eairch for ing Capetl, 32, drsigged his injured tlona of the forehead and nose, while eral months' illness was held on Lincoln Memorial resembles a minia Sheridan were Mr*. Stoddard and The funeral wUl be held tomor driegates of the Hook and Ladder Amelia Earhart .... Five lioenaed .Japanese Assist Miss Ella Partona, supervisor of brother, Bernard, 23, from tbe Arnard luffered fracturea of the Monday afternoon from the Luther Two Reported Entered As ture United States, for tbe Scouts D isph; al Old Golf Lot^ Mrs. Hartgrave* at Groton, Mis* row afternoon at 2:30 at the home, TO REMAIN THE SAME Company to the state convention to scout* man the eq)ilpmeat: John 1 SobniUed to Prosecnting International co-operation waa the third floor at the Manchester DEAD AFTER A FA U 61 Eldrldge street Rev. J. Stuart wreckage of an automobile early to right knee and left elbow and In A . Wlilte FunenI home on Elm and fhe leaders have brought many Barbara WUUama of New York Cominission to Hold Ses bo held in Derby, August 13 and Laudermllch of AUanU; Jos*^ volunteered by Japan. That nation Memorial hospital, who was operat Neill, pastor of the St Mary's Epis day a few minutes before the vehicle juries to bie left side. street. Rev. Dr. George 8. Brookes, decorations from home. City. M iu Eleanor Booth at S t 14 and George Herzog hoe been Attempt Is Made at Third; Hassett of Flint, Mich., Alton Totrir instructed ell Ita ship and ahore ra Few lajored. ed upon at the hospital on Saturday copal church will officiate at tbe waa toaaed by a *peeding New H a The brothers, with Bernard at the Judge Fisk Aiuioniices His pastor of tbe Union Congregational Palm trees, palmettos, alligators, of Walton. N. Y.; Jock Hinas eg t Attorney Shortly. Davids, Pa., Mlsa Freda Dixon of named alternate. dio operators to keep watch for poa- for appendicitis, la showing im Military funeral and burial will be sion Tonight ven railroad train Into the pathway wheel, were driving down Middle- church officiated. Burial was In arid coconuts locate the Florida Houston, Texas, and Jamea Heuoar- Appointments at Session Past Chlefe to Meet alhle new clues and Putnam said be Kansas City, Mo., Mr. and Mr*. H- provement today. In the East cemetery In tbe Soldiers at a second express. town avenue and attempted to turn Grove Hill cemetery. Get Cash, Clothes. camp.... Lighthouses and a board of AshUbulo, Ohio. Breaks Hip On Piazza and Held Yesterday Morning. The Past Chiefs Club of Damos had received, through the newspa R. Roth of Grantwood, N. J., Mr. Field plot He wiU be tbe first The automobile, failing to round a into Ferry street-wbere tbe accident Mr. Gleasman waa bom February walk Identify Atlantic (Jity Scouts Thirty father-ond-son feetw gfn A record crowd of people from Temple No. 4, Pythian Sistera will Todaj or tomomw. Tax COHec- per Nlchl Nichi a teIephonc-1 offer and Mr*. Walter I. Fox of Glen- American World W a r veteran to be John L. Cavaghars, curve, plunged through a fence to happened. The machine failed to 1, 1866, the son of the late John and .... A statue of Paul Bunjron, le In cam p... .Am ong them ore Dr. Manchester and surrounding towns H arry Nellaon, of 73 School Rockville, July 6— A t the session meet with Mrs. Mabel Morganson ter Saisual Nclaon, Jr., aald today, of the Japanese government to as brook, K. B. Blake of Aldsley, N. Passes Away at Hospital interred In the Field. given a two months’ leava ot ab the railroad tracks 30 feet below make the curve, ripped up 45 feet of Emella (E m tz) Gleasman. He bad gendary giant of the north, stands James E. West, chief Scout oxacu* witnessed the Legion fireworks dis street, left Saturday for a week's p f the Rockville City court held on at her mother's home, Mrs. Frank Tho homes of Ray S. Warren at sign warships to the hunt. He aaid Y., and Arthur Poulin, Mandoza The bearers will be John L. Jen- sence from the MamAoster police where.it wee , struck with terrific the railroad bridge fence and been a resident of this city for 37 at the entrance to tbe Minnesota, tlve. and Robert West ot N ew be will deliver to ProaeeuUng Attor play on the Old Golf lots Uat night. vacation to be spent in Uanchester- Monday, Judge John E. Fisk an Newman of Tolland this evenmg 109 Princeton street and of Merwln acceptance or rejection of that offer Poulin, Helen Poulin, and Anthony ney, Francis E. Bray, Michael Mc force laat March, which extended force by Train 172 bound from New plunged to the tracks. years and for many years was a Montana, and North and South Da Rochelle. N. Y.; Arthur Shuck, Despite the tremendous crowd of by-tbe-Sea, Uasaaebusetta, having nounced hla court appointments for July 6th. Tyack at 58 Academy street were ney O torgt C. Lesaner a Hat of 215 M. Poulin of Skowhegan, Me. Late Last Night Donnell, Frank McCaughey, Dkvld him time aa a policeman to June 1, York to Boston. weaver In the local mills. He re kota sections. would be left up to the United people gathered on the field and the recently returned to Manchester Investigators said Irving roused the next two years. broken Into and ransacked Saturday an executive officer of tha Ja perecoa who have not yet paid the States naval authorities. McCuUum and Joseph McCann. today sent bis letter of resignation Tha wreckage of tbe^ auto was his brother, who was stunned by tbe tired in 1928. Boy* Retum From Comp Western ranch "bump” gates boree, and Arthur, Jr., of South largest number of automobiles ever from New Jersey, where be spent earried 300 feet and dropped to on The personnel of the court will be night about the time It waa getting Old A ge Aaalatance tax due laat Additional International action Mias R. Welder, Mias M. Lukon, Members of tbe local ex-servtce to William P. Qulah of tbe police crash, and pulled him up an em Besides his wife, Mrs. Emella Charles Nielsen, (Seorge LaChap- guard the entrance ■ to a Texas Orange, N. J.; O. D. Sharp, ooMatnat parked In one place In a central lo a week's vacation. adjacent track where it wee struck the same with all of the officials pelle, Jt., and John Neilsen returned dark. A burglar, believed to have February. O f the 215 peraona wboee would be necessary, the State • De Miss C. Wolfson and Miss R. Brooks Elmer Irenus Hotchkiss. 93, of 136 organization's will pay their res- board. Mr. Cavanora would bav* bankment shortly before the ma (Phillip) Gleasman. he leaves two gro u p ... .Spectators have to dodge Jamboree director, and son OlUa at cation within the town limits, police sent bis resignation a month age by ‘The Owl”, Boston to New York being reappointed ae follows: from the Boy Scout Comp at Mel- been the some one, attempted to niTntt are on the Uat, approximate- partment advised, _ If Putnam's of the Bronx, N. Y., during the Eldrldge street, the last but one of pecte to the deceased comrade at chine was struck by the first train. Prosecuting attorney. Attorney sons, Richard ' Gleasman of Rock Oklahoma City boys at practice White Plains, N. Y. handled the traffic In an efficient James Wilson of Blssell street, but for the absence from town of express speeding In the opposite di roee on Sunday. The flrat two boys enter the home of W alter H. Har . ly 80. Mr. Nelaon eatlmated. have theory of his wife's whereabouts is Fourth of July weekend visited Mr. the boms this evening. The train crew, fearing the pas Bernard J. Ackerman; assistant ville and Rheinholdt Gleasman of cracking their bull whips____Visit manner. with bis family, spent the week end Manchester's Civil W a r veterans, one of tbe commissioners. N ow that rection. were both given five days at camp rison at 164 North Elm street about ifald a portion of the three dollar tax to be checked. The Phoenix islands and Mrs. William Horowitz of 139 Friends ere requested to omit sengers of the auto bad been killed, prosecutor. Attorney Saul Peizer; Clifton, N. J., and four grandchil ors to the Richmond, Va., troop sa VAN ZEELAND REPORTS A platoon of police waa on band vlelUng with relative* In Three died atel last night at the Manches flowers. Commissioner Spiese, the absent The accident, which happened dren. through the Vernon (Jtvlc Better tbe same time but waa scared away. lute the Confederate flag. and the one dollar penalty charge are British, and the State Depart East Center street, staying at Hotel searched along the tracks for some clerk, Lewis H. Chapman; probation Brussels, July 6.— ( A P )— Pronder well in eulvance of the celebration Rivers, Moss. ter Memorial hospital aa a result of member has returned to towncown uMr. r . ehortly after 4 a. m., delayed about ment Association which ia sponsor The company street of a New for delinquency. ment Informed Coast Guard officials Sheridan. time before they learned the broth officer, James A. Elliott. ■Mrs. Peter Clchy Approximately $40 In money ana Paul Van Zeeland ot Beligum re directing Into the enclosure. Long injuries suffered early Sunday morn Cavagnaro haa submitted bla^ trains for periods ra n ^ g ing the Vernon Boy Scout Troop. Hampshire .delegation bears the Tinder the atate law the delln it would await the resulta of the Miss Bessie. Morphy ers had been taken to tbe hospital Thomas L. Larkin is associate The funeral of Mrs. Maryanns a woman's wrist watch ware stolen ported to King Leopold and mem before the fireworks display began,- ing at his home. Mr. HStchklas lost Miss Bessie Murphy, a resident of nation and It will be acted minutes to an hour and 45 These two boy* made the most pro name "Calvin Coolidge Council____ jquent peraona can be aentenced to search north of Howland before en Mrs. Nellie E. Buxton of 80 Robert Oougan of Highland fla m by two unidentified bystanders. judge of the court. Clchy (Chessey), wife of Peter from the W arren home. Two new bers of tbe Cabinet today on tbe re the parking apace was filled as wei. his balance while entering the back Manchester for over 40 year* died a meeting' of tbe police gress in scouting since the forma Ik>B Angeles city limit signs form JaUito work out the fine, penalty listing that government's aid. Spruce street la visiting her broth street, left Saturday by automobile One Cose In Court Clchy (Chessey) of Sugar Hill, Tol suits of men’s clothes, without the sulta of his economic talks with aa all available parking space on Saturday afternoon at 1:45 at the aioners to be held tenlgbt. be brothers, Irving, a resident of The engine block of the wrecked tion of the troop. the boundary between Scouts from charge and court coata at the rate for a trip Into Northern New Eng door of his home, fell backward and' land was held this morning at nine vests, were taken from the Acad President Roosevelt In the United Throughout the black, tropic adjoining streets. The number of er and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Birdsey The meeting of t)se commission 270'South Ninth street, Brooklyn, machine was wedged in the driver of There wa sone case in the Rock that city and from Pasadena. struck a piazza post and then fell home of her sister, Mrs. O. O. Miner o'clock from St. Joseph's Polish emy stredt house. States. e t a dollar a day. The costa of court night the Itasca and Swan planned spectators at the display waa the Proctor, Peterboro, N. H. land and wU continue on to Canada ers tonight will start at 6:80, when N. Y., and Bernard, of 1416 Girdard the engine of "The Owl” and the ville City Court on Monday, and off the piazza steps. He was taken o ' 462 Middle turnpike, east She this was noUed after Judge Flak Catholic church. Burial was In 8t. Mr. ani^ Mra Warren returned will Increaae the total bill to about to patrol the unknown, open sea largest since the event has been before hla return. the quarterly Inspection will be avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C., pilot of the engine waa driven Into a to the hospital and expired laat had been 111 for a week. heard tbe evidence In tbe case. Fred Bernard's cemetery. home shortly before 10 p. m. Satur 17, It la expected. north of Howland, cutting the gloom held. Chief of Police Samuel G. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kilpatrick held of the uniforms and equipment were t^en by bystanders to St. tie by the force -of the collision. The CURB QUOTATIONS Born in South' Windsor. tbe A. Hendricks of Miami, Florida, day to discover the break. The The procedure which will be fol with their searchlights and then Gordon stated. and son Nelson visited friends and William Shea, who graduated daughter of Thomas and Mary of the police. This will be followed Raphael's hospital where attendants train was delayed an hour and 45 She died on Saturday night at lowed by the court waa not known watching for possible flares from relatives over the holiday and week from Manchester High school in by the meeting of tbe commission said both would recover. minutes while repairs were made. who haa been visiting In Vernon n-aa her home. She waa bora September robbery of the Tyack house waa not The display of fireworks was well Murphy, she came to Manchester charged with evading responsibility. today but it waa auggeeted that the the plane. end In Hennlker and Peterboyo, N- June has taken a position as junior | when bids for gasoline and oil furn 13, 1870 In Poland and had been in By ASSOCIATED PRESS discovered until early Sunday night. Delicious and Convenient up to the standard of last year's qnd when a girl and has since continued It was claimed that he struck a prooecutor might write warning let' Their search procedure waa to H. drug clerk at Murphy’s Depot i ished the police cars and the motor America for 35 years. She was a The burglar was scared away from satisfied all who attended. The dis to make her home here. She was parked automobile on Village street Am C3ts Pow and Lt B . . . 4 \ tarn to each delinquent peraon be make long sweeps In one direction Square drug store. | cycles will be opened and there will resident of Tolland for 26 years. the Harrison home shortly before play Included a large number ol ex employed as a practical nurse until Sunday night and rode away. At Am Gen ...... fore iaauing warranta for their ar- for 10 miles or more, then turn at be a man named as a regular to tbe Besides her husband she leaves . . . 7H the police were notified that the cellent set pieces and an extra large Miss Gladys Keith of 6 Charter 12 years ago when she became con FOUR CARS CRASH the , court session Monday Mr. Ark Nat Gas .. 7 S reat. OoUeetor Nelaon baa previ right angles and proceed for a simi police force. This Is necessary at W ALL ST. BRIEFS six sons, Jacob, Stanley, John, Warren house had been entered. number of aerial bombs. The fea Oak street la absent this week from Miss 'Virginia Sundqulst of ^ nected with the Park Hill Flower Hendricks told the court that bis Asad Goa and El . . . o ^ y notifled the delinquenta three this time as the vacation period Is Joseph, George and Frank, and one 2% Both the homes which were en lar distance before veering again. tures of the display were the her duties as secretary in the Brockton, Mass., was s guest at Shop, of which her sister w u the New York, July 6.— Nstlonsil three year old daughter had receiv Am Sup Pow ...... I H Umea. Coast Guard maps show no land on and with one man short the regu. daughter. Sophie. tered were left in considerable dis Niagara Falls with thre» flags anu Municipal building W P A office dur the home of Mr. and Mrs. John bead and remained with that com Cash Register Co., Dayton. Ohio, re ed a burn from a fire-cracker and Cent States El ., . . . 1H Alao today or tomorrow, Mr. Nel or even coral atolls in the entire pany until her Ulneas. Isr men are covering beats In spare INTRAFHCMIXUP A s tbe result of an accident on order by the man who apparently the final aerial barrage of 25 bombs ing the second half of her vacation. Benson of Myrtle street over the ported today a decrease of 6.6 per ha wa* pulling away from Village a t * Serv ...... time, or leaving the work to men . . . 2% •on aaid, he will aend to the State area, which Is not frequented by which were set off autcftnatlcally. holiday week end. She waa a person of an exception cent In gross domestic orders for ■treat to take her to a physician the Crystal Lake road early Sunday Cits Serv., pfd ., . . . 41 had gone through the places In a ally pleasing personality and Had who are only on the substitute list. Oammiaaioner of Motor Vehlclea « boats and is far off the South P a Police were on duty In the area Town Clerk Sam.uel J. Turklng- June compared with the same when he sldewlped the fender ot morning, George Kulic;: of 33 Wind El Bond and Share . . . 16H great hurry but thoroughly. The many friends. Harold Heffron Is tbe oldest man ermere avenue, Rockville, has been Uat of 8M peraona who have not yet cific shipping lanes. directing traffic for an hour after ton and family of i27 Henry street Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Wallin and month laat year but for the six another ear. He turned and noticed Niag Hud Pow ...12 method of operating, according to paid the flrat Inatallment of the cur- She ia survived by her sister, klrs. on the substitute list and la expect summoned to appear in the Tolland m t M Search Widens. the exhibition bad been completed were at Watch Hill, R. I., Sunday. their sons, Hjalmar, William and Foar Occopants Injured b months showed an increaae of 24.9 there was no apparent damage and Penn Road ...... SK the police, Indicated that the breaks Miner, with whom the made her ed to be appointed as a regular at Justice Court on Friday at ten a. m. TCBt property tax on their automo- ' From today’s focus the search waa and the sidewalks leading to the Eric and Mrs. Mathilda Runn of per cent over the like 1936 period. as the owner of the car waa not Segal Lock ____ ... 2% were by a professional and was very bflaai O f the number approxlmate- home. the meeting tontghL Kullck. with Dewey West and Rich- expected to spread If necessary, Into field were choked with pedestrians Clerk Neal A. Cheney and fami Clifton. N. J.. and Miss Doris June orders totaled $2,941,360 there he continued on hi* way to a United Gas ...... 9H similar to that used In a number of ^ SO of the auto ownera have moved a general survey of the whole South The funeral waa held this after Pflenp on Middle Turnpike physician. arc West of 30 Snipsic street bad Unit Lt and Pow A for a half hour after the show. ly of 37 Haynes street spent the Abrahamson of Passaic, N. J., were against $3,147,775 in June 1936. For ... 6 burglaries In other parts of the awn Mancheater, according to tax Pacific area adjacent to the route noon at 3:30 at the W . P. QuLsh fun After the child bad been treated, spent the night at Crystal Lake and Util Pow and Lt ____9-16 state recently. It was stated today that contribu holiday weekend In Paterson, N. J. guests at the home of Mr. and M ra eral home. Rev. J. S. Neill of St. the six months this year orders were drlylng to Rockville about two MOs tbam and returned foi plotted by Miss Earhart on her 2.070 amounted to $16,154,875 compared he stated he returned to Village TEMA 0 8 . tions are still being received by the Hjalm ar Modean of 24 Lyneaa at Horan Street. a. ro. ^ e automobile driven by ri- laek of forwarding addreaaea. mile flight from Lae, New Guinea, Mary's Episcopal church officiated JAPS REPORT street but he car had been moved. with $12,934,100 last year. Legion from those that bad pledged Regina d’ltalla Society will bold The motor vehicle eommiaaloner to Howland. street over the holiday ,>veek end. and the burial was In the Wapptng A s Judge Fisk felt that the man In Kullck hit the state highway fence, cash to complete payment on the Its regular meeting this evening at and then snapped off an electric la empowered to auapend the regle- That would be made possible by ce..ietery. The bearers were W al tended to do jthe right in the case. annual show. 7:30 o'clock at the Sub-Alpine club Eastern Airlines carried 11.983 light pole and broke service wires, traUona of the cara on which the the arrival of the U. S. naval vessels, Miss Katharine Modean of 24 ter Skinner, Fred Hayes, Oliver Four automobiles were damaged, It waa nolled. Started five years ago, the annual on Eldrldge street.' Mellon, Philip Shaw and Ernest ALL DAY nCHT revenue passengers in June, a new wires. tax ban not been paid. carrying a brood of aircraft which Lyness street entered SL Francis four occupants were slightly Injur Foarth of July Legion exhibition draws visitors tu Todd. high record and up 10 per cent over The wires were the service line could search hundreds of square hospital in Hartford last night and ed and holiday traffic was consider The Rockville City hospital re Mimehester from all the surround Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffith ot ths previous high of 10,903 passen furnishing power to Crystal Lake. miles while surface vessels cover a underwent an appendix operauon ably delayed on East Middle turn ported Monday night that there had Ing towns and cities and provides Oak street are expected home today gers carried in May, E. V. Ricken- Service men from the Connecticut single narrow atrip. today. Mr*, Hannah Holton WITH RUSSIANS pike near Horan street yesterday at been no accident cases, either as a HUNT FOR EARHART after spending the holiday at New Light and Power Company were an excellent way of entertainment Mrs. Hannah Holton, a resident of backer, general manager, reported. result of firecrackers or automobiles For tbs third night, Radio KOMB, port. L. L 7:15 p. m- put to work at once to repair the for young and old. Because pickers could not be se Manchester for the past five years (Continued from Pag* One) on the holiday. The Rockville Fire d e u t io c u h h r s Honolulu commercial station, broad Elmer I. Hetehkis* Drlving west in a long line of damage. i M a n n No serious Injuries from fireworks Rubber stocks in London and Liv department also r*eived no calls WIDENS AS REPORTS cast instructlona to the plana in an Mrs. Bertha D. Bergeron, secre cured to bring produce Into the and one of ths oldest persona living closely packed traffic, Victor Salz- State Policeman Arthur Koss and were reported by police -Manchester auction market yester here, died Saturday night at the churia, and seconded the young erpool on July 3 amounted to 43.047 during the day. Dr. E. H. Metcalf, effort to locate it through replies. tary of the Chamber of Commerce, ..ight, having sustained a fractured man of 115 Wethersfield avenue. city health officer, reported that V. John Labecky of the Stafford Eight children were treated at the day the low sale ot the season waa home of her son, Charles Holton, of -state’s strong protests to Russia. tons, compared with 43,403 tons on PROVE UNFOUNDED On the two previous nights, the left Saturday on a two-weeks’ vaca hip. Hartford, stopped suddenly to avoid several children were treated for Barracks Investigated the accident station’s queries were answered by hospital tor Injuries from exploding tion. most of which will be spent at reached when sales did not go over 458 Main street. Born In Ireland, Japan accused the Soviet of open June 26 and 43,653 tons on June 19. firecrackers, none regarded aa seri Mr. Hotchkiss waa the only Civil a car which bad slowed down ahead Blight burns, more than during sev apparent code replies and undlstln- Webster, Mass., where her husband $475. she w as 93 years of age. Until . a ing fire on Japanese and Monchou- British advices reported. War veteran In the Memorial Day kiioan soldiers as they w e n bathing of him. eral years past. (ODattanad from Page One) gulsbabla vole* transmlielon. of but ous. la employed. year ago, she had been highly active parade May 30, Andrew Dean, the off Sennufu Island In the Amur Behind him Alban Rukstella ol There were extra police on duty Sweeten it with Domino little value In the hunt. On a broadcast sent out from the but suffered a broken hip in a fall Bendlx Aviation Corp. has an surviving Civil W ar veteran attend river, the hotly contested border be W auregan was able to atop with over the week-end, and the police Refined in U S A lh a y alao hinted that when the During last night, the plan* was Miss Doris M. ^ c o of Portland, Stafford Springs barracks on Satur ing the excrclsea In his former home, that left her Invalided. nounced that it will enter the home cruiser waa busy night and day tween northeastern Manchoukuo out Incident. But Bradshaw Terrell appliance field this fall. COSR n$OO H nl!l lEN Mains, visited her father, Harrison day, at tbe request of ths Rockville She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Quick icings Fruits cereals V M ted Btatea Aircraft Carrier Lex- aiked to break Its transniltaton wave Derby, Conn. of 66 W alter avenue, West Hart patrolling the city streets. tagton and an accompanying fleet of M. Sisco of 29 Cottage street over police, asking that a hit and run David Hoare of New London, from and Siberia. a n d fillings iced drinks twice If It waa on land and three WEDDINGS Mr. Hotchkiss was bom In Go Japanese ihora batteries opened ford. could not stop in time. Hla car Funeral of .Mrs. Herbert Howe four deatroyera )oln the aearch they the holiday week-end. driver be picked up for the Rock which city eh* came to Manchester: HAI-ES’ SISTER ILL times ilf on the water. shen, Conn., March 26, 1844 and left firs on Soviet warships and sank crashed Into Rukstella'a auto, driv The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Wfll awing to the Phoenix group. vllle police, Sunday afternoon Offi Mr*. William Morris of Baltimore. Putnam and Mrs. Noonan, bride of bis native town for service In the one Soviet gunboat, disabled another ing it against Salzman’s. Howe. 63, of Farmington, wa* held Tbla armada ia en route from San Mazzoli-Chapman Mr. and David Cole of 99 Norman cer Muake checked such a car and Md., and Mre. James Stoddard ot Waterbury, July 6.— ( A P ) — The thl* afternoon at the George F. the missing navigator, kept constant Civil W ar shortly before his 18th and drove off a third. A t the same time, Daniel F. Ben DIago, CaUf., via Honolulu, where Miss Doris L. Chapman, grand street spent the holiday week-end picked up the driver. Tbe Rock Groton, Conn.; also another son. condition of Mrs. Daniel T. Farring Hale funeral home in Unionville. vigil as the hours passed without birthday. He was assigned to Com Troops of both claimants to the nett of 16 Orthard street. East they win refuel. definite word. daughter of Mrs. S. J. Tucker ot with Mrs. Cole’s sister und husband ville police came to 51anchester eind John Holton of New York City. ton, Jr., sister of Lieut.-Gov. Frank Burial was in Grove Hill cemetery, pany D, 2nd Connecticut Heavy A r Islands were w ithdnw n over the Hartford, crashed into the rear end f ^ S u ^ r f I American naval oCficera haxarded 134 H e j-^ street, and Bruno Max- In Southbrldge, Maas. got their man. only to find that the The funeral w a* held thl* morn Hayes wak'reported as "good” at Rockville. SUM V8I1IH The motion picture executive tillery and ser\’ed with that unit at week-end and the grave crisis waa of Terrell's automobile. an gueaa aa to what couraa the Jap- spent last night at the Coast Guard zoli of 36 Birch street were married driver had tried to locate the ow..ei ing at 8:30, o'clock at the W. P. St. M ary’s hospital today. Mr*. Howe waa bom in Rockville Mrs. Esther VonHone of Astoria, Fort Williams, near Baltimore, for thought to have been ended although aaaaa airplane carrier, Kamoi, rtulio station in ban Francisco, M rs this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs. of the car that he had ticked v '.ill* Qulsh funeral home and 9 o'clock at Mrs. Gladys Bennett, In Uie Ben Tucker’s home. The single ring L I , was a week-end visitor at the one year. When the artillery was at the time Japanese sources Insist apteillnf from the South Pacific to Noonan was cared for by friends In taking hla 3-year-oId daughter to a St. James’s church. Rev. William nett car. waa taken to Memorial ceremony was periormed by Rev. home of her mother, Mrs. Hannah made into an infantry beglment for ed further Russian ‘‘aggressions” the hunt, would puraue. Oakland, Calif., her borne. doctor In Rockville. Ths case was P. Reldy officiated at tb* service. hospital with lacerations over the While radio Uatcnera In half the Watson Woodruff, pastor of the Johnson ol 50 Clinton street. service with the Arm y of the Poto were to be expected. Putnam agreed with the expressed dropped. The bearers were Charles Holton, Both Siberia and Manchoukuo left eye and on the chin. Mlsa Rose world tenaely liatened for poaalble Center Congregational church. mac, he served with the great army belief of Pan American Airways ra Jr., Harold Stoddard, David Hoare want Sennufu and Bolshoi Islands Pelletier of 85 Wyllsrs street, Hart word from tte miaaing fliera, the The home waa beautifully de The trustees of the Emanuel under General Meade for one and dio operators that direction finder Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mollan of and George Hoare. Burial was In St. not because they are valuable In ford. occupant of the Salzman car, mighty battleahip Colorado neared corated with flower* and 2U guests Lutheran church will meet tomor onc-half years, participating In bearings indicated the supposed mas 790 Main street returned Saturday Mary’s cemetery In New London. themselves— they are but sandpits reported that her back waa strain Howland after a 1,500-mlla daah from this state and elsewhere were row night at the church at 7:30. many major engagements. Including afternoon from a three weeks' vaca often submerged by floods and tides ed; Geraldine Wllken of 505 Quar- sages from his wife orglnatcd in the present for the ceremony. The Cold Harbor, one of the bloO^est aouthward from Honolulu to aend — but because they control the chan, ker Lane, West Hartford, passen Robber hidu8try*8 Leader Phoenix group. The Pan American bridal couple was attended by .Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larson and tion in Underhill. VL battles O f the war. Mrs. Anna Olson Into the aearch and re- ger In the Terrell car had cuts on operators said the bearings ran di and Mrs. N. Charles Bogglni ot daughter of Clinton street were at He waa stricken with dysentery John I. Olson, Main street master nel of the strategic frontier river. planiab dwindling fuel and water Although the Soviets have evacu the right side of her face and rectly through the group and said New York City, formerly of this Black Point over the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. William J. Taylor of and placed In a field hospital. After painter, and C. Walter Olson, of Ol auppUaa aboard the Itaaca. son Motor Sales, yesterday received ated the Amur river Islands they bruises on her forehead. Mr. Terrell Meets Challenge of Rising the ship might be down In the vi town. Mrs. Woodruff played the their son’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry street, together with their convalescartce he was given work in From California, the 840,000,000 word by cable from Halmslad, Swe were reported today to be strength woe cut on the chin. * cinity of Gardner and McKean wedding ’march. Henry Larson. son and daughter-in-law, 5!r and the company kitchen, later joining alreraft epnier Lexington and three den, that their mother, Mrs. Anna ening their troop concentrations all In addition to smashed wmd- islands between 150 and 200 miles Following the ceremony, a recep Mrs. Russell Taylor of Rockville, his company In action before Peters rtaatinjer'a raced toward a refuel Olson, had died at her home there on along the Russian side of the river, Prices with StcatUng New southwest of Howland. , Mrs. Ralph Leander and tnlant left last week-end for a week's va burg and at other points In the Cam ahlelda and radiators of the Terrell ling in ^w ali in preparation for tion was held at ths home. Mr. and July 4. She waa advanced In years alarming tha Japanese and Man- Mrs. Maxzoll will spend a two-week SOD o f Lewis street arc spending the cation. paign. He was present at the sur and Bennett cara, damage to the )etatng the aearch. week with her parents, Mr. and and bad been in poor health for sev ohoukuoan commands. automobiles included bent or broken Oeata of the varioua reacue expe- honeymoon on a trip to Niagara. render of General Robert E. Lee at Product that Hits Value 51rs. Georg* Keith at Whits Sands Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns of eral years. She bad never been In The alleged assault yesterday was bumpers, fenders, tall lights, bead diUona mounted into unofficial eati- FDR MAY INTERVENE Falls. On their return they will Appomattox Court House. Beach. Mr. Leander waa a week Boston. Moss., spent tbe wtek-enj this country. Four years ago her received here with the greatest sur lights, tire carriers, trunks, and ef hundreda of thouaande of reside at 134 Henry street. Mr. After discharge from the ■er\'ice prise and apprehension. The scene end visitor there with hla f a m i l y . with hla brother and sister. Mr. and husband died, also on July 4. number plate holders. doUara, aa ahipa at three nation* Mazzoll ia employed as a mechanic he returned to his home town and of the latest Incident lies almost a BuWs’Eye for Millions! IN SENATORS’ B AH LE Mrs. Arthur Burns of 123 Florence Motorcycle Policeman Herman aped to the bunt bv the Manchester Motor Sales. married Miss Mary Froat of that Eugene P. Daly thousand miles from that of the Mrs. Howard Matthews and son etreeL Muake investigated the accident. Taatar8a|r*a Maaaage of Chicago, ni., are east for the place. After the death of, his wife Eugene Patrick Daly, a resident Am ur River battle. The aaeanage which auddenly con- he moved to Watertown, Conn., then of Bmton nearly all the 78 year* pt Chlenshan lies southwest of Hulln. OVER HIS COURT BILL summer with her parents, Mr. and Members of tbs Array and N a w - i s based on the principles o f long-wearing ccon- I the aaarch 281 mllea north of to Bolt'jn where he married Mrs. hi* life, died there early yesterday on ths Trans-Siberian Railway about HOSPITAL NOTES 5Ira. C. J. Anderson of Garden club and V'eterana of Foreign W ars Howland waa heard at 7;12 a. m., street. Mr. Matthews will join them Clara Goodrich. She died Auguat Diornlng after a abort Illness. Born midway between Vhidibostok to the BRITAIN SUGGESTS omy.safe going and super-mileage learned in build are requested to meet at ths Army aaatam atandard time yesterday. M nnttnfi*er» later In the summer for a few 22, 1931. while the couple were living In Windsor, he engaged in farming south and Khabarovsk, the head 23,000,000 " G -3 ” and Navy club at 7:30 tonight to ing more than Pathfinders-and It waa fragmentary, faint, and Births: Saturday, a daughter to weeks. Mrs. Matthews was the In this town. for many years. quarters of the Soriet Far Eastern go to ths home to pay respects to COMPROMISE PLAN All-Weather tires, most famous in the world! partly Matted out with atatlc. Three Hill to. accept such a modification Mr. and Mrs. Grant P. Skewes, 713 former Miss Dagmar Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Hotchkiss adopted He leaves two brothers, Thomas army, on the north. Comrad* John Rady. oparatora at Wallupe naval etatloo Some Senators said, howevtr. It Hartford road and a son to Mr. and a dgughter. 5I1SS 'Vera M. Hbtchklas, D. of Bolton and Michael J. In Cuba, It Is about 350 miles northsast of pfaoed it together as foUows; might prove the basis for a possible M rs Fearvant Vichl. 147 West There will be a drill, of Hose now Mrs. Peter J. Gunaa, who baa and several nieces and nephews. Vladivostok. (Oontmoed from Page One* You’ll get a thrill out o f tbe size and brawn and A SOD, their fifth child, was born *'881 .north Howland...... Call settlement In which a constitution kllddle Turnpike. Company No. 2 of tbs Manchester cared for her father since her moth The funeral will be held tomorrow Saturday morning to Mr. and Mra beauty o f the new "R -i.” Lota o f "b e e r for more KHAQQ (the aignature of the Ear- al amendment might also figure. Admitted Saturday: Francis fire department held tonight, start er's death. morning at 8:30 o'clock at the W. P. tions of the agreement not to send W. Harrj’ England of 693 East Cen IT E R r s soipetfaiag lU m abom ’’htgfaer prices” — hart p la n a )... .Beyond north----- The original bill, opposed 10 to 8 Deptula, 11 Kerry street, Malcolm ing at 6:30 The annual meeting of The funeral wlH be held Thursday Qulsh fuheral home at 225 Mam FRANK DAMATOISSHID arms or troops to aid either side mileage— 12% more rubber in the treed. Surer- ter street -I Don't hold with us muqh longer. . . . by the Judiciary committee, pro- Coleman, Rockville. the company will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Hollo- straet and 9 o'clock at St. James’s in the struggle which, time and K X while m i^oos o f car-owners staoa up and church. Burial nill be in St. footed on the turns—because ihoolder* are higher Above w ater....S h u t off.” vlfles for a maximum of six addi Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Velma night In fire headquarters. ran Funeral Home, Center street. PERMIT TO BUILD HOME again, hsa threatened to explode In cheer! Labor is up—so are materials and all kinds Strant. 85 Henrj’ street, Edward James's cemetery. to general European war. learMiiag agenciea Interpreted tional JusUces if those over 70 Filed today In ths tovm clerk's The service nil] be conducted by snd broader. More traction—more road-contari— hllller. Laurel Park Helglfta. East office was a warrantee deed from These observers would carry out o f production costs— and that’s no secret. the meaaagi If it cam* from the should not retire. Starting today thsre U a class Rev. Wetson Woodruff, pastor of Frank Damato of 24 Homstead because the tread’s flatter and wider. Hartford. Mrs. Charles Filler and In being drilled at the north end play- Edward P. Stein to ildna M. Ban- the purpose originally assigned the T~<***"g couple— as Indicating vert. The sdralnlstratlon substitute the Center Congregational church street has applied to Building In would permit an additional appoint fant son of 35 Chestnut street, Mrs. t ounds In dramatics. The class vllle for property on the west side and local ex-service, organizations spector Edward C. Elliott. Jr., for four-power naval patrol. This was But Goodyear —greatest dre-maker in the world Otts things, that the plan* was sink Percy West and Infant daughter. of the new cement road from Love 200 KIDDIES PARADE wrecked when Italy and Germany ment for each justice serving past will present a show during the last ulth the Army and Navy club In permission to build a one-story, I f * packed with top-value Goodyear features: ing, that radio tranamlasion wa< Lane to Buckland. withdrew their warships on the — has been fighdng and working to solve that 73. but at the rate of one a year 3 2 m Oakland street. Mrs. Minnie of the month at which time another charge of arrangements, will ' con four-rooms, w’ooden frame dwelling LOOK WHAT faiUng because df weakening bat Cavagnaro. 103 Ridge street. grounds they had been attacked by Center'Tractioa-the Goodyear Margin o f Safety, Any increase would be temporary, class will be started for the presen duct a military’funeral. Burial will house on the south side of Irving problem for you. 'With brilltaat succeac, as these teries, that the plan* was floating. Death: Saturday, Mias Bessie Miss Mary Horan, R N.. of the MORNING OF HOUDAY the Valencia government forces. YOUR instead of permanent tation of a show during the closing be In the family plot In the Quarry- street. Eatlmated to cost , 88600. wider riding-riba for easier Kcering and slow, m A that gajoUnt nacessary to turn Murphy, 462 Middle Turnpike East. weeks of the playgrounds. Instead Manchester Memorial hospital staff Britain and France offered to as T ’S F U N ! I t ’* educational! facta show! Thus, if It should be enacted, the ville cemetery. the plans for the bom* were pre equalized wear; patented Supertwist Cord in every MONEY BUYS this right motor and furnish electri Admitted Sunday: Thomas Ma sume the entire patrol but that waa President could appoint an extra of having all efforts directed to a la on her annual vacation of two A corporal squad from Company pared by Architect Lester Mac Yet it co»t« you nothing at city was near exhaustion. North End Celebration Held' rejected by Italy and Germany, who I ply for maximum blowout protection. justice at once, besides filling the son. 64 Hilliard street. Elmer I. last day’s showing. weeks. During that period she will K under Corporal Alex Dlckaon will Donald of Hartford. Construction A t the first real threat o f rising costs, Goodyear Husbaad’s Belief Hotchkiss, 136 Eldrldge street. still retained their membership In the all to collect these ■tamp*! vacancy caused by Justice Van Pe- officlata as a counsellor at a Girl fire a volley at the grave. Yesterday; Youngsters Take will be sUrted Immediately. went to work — oaiog aO tbe resources, CscUidea Oaorge Palmar Putnam, husband Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Howard Men today started to repair the committee. The two Faclst powers vanter’a retirement. He could ap Scout camp. A permit has been Issued to There are 33 o f them — telling at Mis* Earfaart. wee heartened by roof of the former Gibson garagt. Part In Sports Program. countered with their proposal to and experience that ha'se made Goodyear the See It for yoorsclfl Ask your nearby Goodyau Brown and infant son. 35 Chestnut James Burns of 501 Hilliard street the history of America in pic point another extra justice next street, Mrs. Estelle KIssman. 48 now occupied by James M Shearer confer belligerent rights. •iealer or Goodyear Servic* year. Mias AUe* Jones of ths hospital to construct a IH -story garage and greatest name in rubber. Brains and ingenuity Griswold street. and Co. nursing staff la on a two weeks va JOHN H. RADY DIES; If diplomatic contacts shows such ture*. Every American — man, Opposition Senators said thee The parade and field day of chil barn on property owned by himilm at Store to show you the Death: .Sunday, the Infant son of cation tour of the eastern Canadian dren of tbe north end wa* held yes would be looked on with fa- went into that job — won with a knockout o f a would not oppose the substitution, 123 Eiaat Middle turnpike. ' woman and child— should have "R -1 " in tbe right Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Kingsbury. Thomas Joyce, a former realdsnt provinces. terday morning. It waa expected ■ jlb - lt a i n and France may present new tire, AT THE PRICB YOU'RE UO T TO PAYINO! but might debate It In order to dis cost Is estimated by Mr. B u rq ^ non-intervention committee North Coventry. of Manchester, but now making hla ILL PAST 8 YEARS that 1,000 chUdren would gather In this collection. I t ’s o f real his size for your car. cuss the Issues raised in ths original $600. CAMPBELL'S Birth: A son to Mr. and Mrs. An home In Jacksonville. Fla. arrived the vicinity of the Grant filling s u - sriKn it meets, probably Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S h a ^ and i ' or Friday, for a final answer from torical interest and value. Don't wait-tea bill. Once the substitute was adopt thony hllller of 61 Mill street, Sun In Menchester Seturdey afternoon Uoo, wbu spensored tbe parade and Biggest tirm-thriU in years/ Miss Jessie M. Reynolds, ' social Pasges Away Saturday Night Germany and Italy on the Franco- The first four of these stamp* ed, the original court bill no longer day. and li to spend the next two months the field day, for the parade, but at i it and start VEGETABLE service worker and contagious dis BritJsh patrol plan. wo’uld be before the Senate. Admitted Monday: Mtu Dorothy In Manchester. at Rutland Veterans Hospital 10:16 or 16 minutes after the par- I This husky otrw wear-defying big feflow—tbc''R-1" eases nurse, toured the White Moun May Bock Be(>ela are ready now. T o get them just drive to any American saving now! Janes. 4S Wetberell street. Mrs. After Long Illneis. ade was to have started there were tains of New Hampshire Saturday, Generalissimo Francisco Franco's SOUP Mary E. Thrall, 3 Rldgtwood street, Chief Albert Foy of the South less than 200 ready. The parade on Company dealer or atation W ith the firat four atampa Mancheater fire department report Sunday and yesterday, traveling STATE that British iron ore ship- TWO LOCAL RIFLEMEN Mrs. Minnie Hodge. South Glaston John Harris Rady. 56. of 61 waa cut ahorL Instead ol following you’ll alao get the handaome album FR E E ! Next week bury. ed that there was no call tor the more than 800 mllea. from Insurgent-captured Bll Eldrldge street, died Saturday night tbs proposed line of march through TODAY AND TOMOR be resumed sras greeted get the next four stamps— and four more each week there Birth: Monday, a daughter to Mr. apparatus of the South Manebsster at ths Rutland (Maas.) Veterans North Main street and Oakland .ts as a sign of improv- GOING TO CAMP PERRY and Mrs. WUliam Oahrmonn, 120 fire department during the week street to North School street and 2 — DAYS ONLY after imtil your collection is complete. hospital folloaring a long Ulneas. ns between tbe British Wstherell street end. TENTH TORSO MURDER With great fortitude be had borne than back to North Main street to Discharged Monday: Miss Alma THE YEAR’S and -Franco, and also W e encourage boys and girls, as well as adults, to com Manchester will hate two repre- tbe agonies of an Incurable ailment tha playgrounds, ths parada was i s a'possible indication the Inaur- Smith, 334 Parker street, Mrs. Sadie Policeman Walter Caaiells U cut so that the Marchen turned in OUTSTANDING HITl sentaUves on the su te team that DISCOVERED IN OHIO for tbe past eight years and foUow- gsnt leader may not want to rely plete this educational collection— but boya and girls must Wagner, 12 Brainard place. DOW enjoying hjs ten days vacation. Ing a recent relapse med* all plana Edwards street on Oakland street will go to Camp Perry. Ohio, next The Sweetliearta excluaivly on the economic support be accompanied by a grown-up. Death: Monday night, Elmer I. for hts funeral and burial. and went through the playgrounds month and represent the state ot (Costlaiied from Pag* One) -Smilin’ Thni' of Germany and Italy. Hotchkiss. 93. of 136 Eldrldge street. Passenger travel by train from John Rady was born In Manches to North BchoA street and from MAHIEU'S Connecticut m the national shoot smilin' thru In the Britain had feared the output of Births: Today, a son to Mr. and the Mancheater station over the were churned up In the oUy river by ter. September 6. 1680, the son of thera to the filling staUon at North 183 Spruce Street that nrlll b f held from August 22 to week-end waa the highest In many world's meet gtortoH the rich Btlbsko mining region, one FXEE-dm't hav* to lni]r aaTtUaigl Mrs. Herman Smith of 169 Hilliard a passing freighter. The two the 1st* Samuel and EUzabeth Main street and Nelson place. September 11. M. J. Donze, who years. love etoryi third of which formerly went to Jack Froat Sugar, i r j r\ street and a daughter to Mr. and guardsmen, detailed on the shore of Rady. He was for many years a Her* each was given Ice cream. quoUfisd a week ago as one ol the England, might be diverted to ItaJy Tbe album is a apeeial 16-page book, outlining the Mrs. Elwood Zuccardy. 100 Central tbe river, aew tb* pieces and called resident of Pensacola, Florida, com The parade waa led by the Boys 28-lb. b a g ...... lb 1 . Z U Manchester men waa followed yes James Moynihan ot Bolton ts tak Norma SHEARER Bit^ Genqany. Franco was said Avenue, Elaat Hartford. Coast Guard* who brought them to ing to Manchester to Uv* In 1920. Center Band who marched In the highnghts of American History from 1492 to modern times. Criaco, 4 terday at ths shoot held in East Ks- ing bis annual vacation which is to yesterday, however, to have given Discharged today: Mrs. Helen tbe morgue. During the earlier years of his road and the panders marched oa ven by Oonrad Dwlr*. Thera wtr* be spent In N ew York seeing ball Leslie H OW ARD verbal approval to resumption of The stamps are large— printed in blue, orange, purple and 1 lb. can ...... Mokulls and Infant son. of 35 Apel Only two of the ten torso vlcUzns life hs followed the sea aa a, fliher- the sidewalk. A t the piaygrounde ovtr 85 oontestaats In ths shoot htld place. Mrs. Fannie Kslblab, S Ridge games. Walter Rice Is back la Bol In W lW am Bhaka*p*M«ra iron or* ehlpmenta to Britain from green. Spinach, No. 2 q pf —44 men tad a woman— ever have man in Alaskan waters and out of there were game* held. 'Tha sack the Oreonera properties, tbe largest yssterday and of the 15 man who wood street Henry Schelner, 68 ton substituting for Ur. Moynihan. baen idenUfled. Gloucester to the Grand Banka, later raca was won by Charles Gilmore, Britlsh.owned company bi the re- aixe can, 8 cans...... ^ O C representatives Manchestsr wrill bav Devls avenue. Rockville, Mrs. Kath “Romeo and Juliet” album and the stamps are absolutaly haa — no No motives for the killings bav* joining the Merchant Marina aa who was given a fountain pan as liOB. Good Housekeeping q ^ will go from ConnscUcut as clvlUan leen PoDtlcelll, M Homestead street. Harry England, formerly of Man seaman and petty officer. He circled been eetabUahed. first prize. The egg race was won WeD-tnformed circles here die- strin|fo attadied. You don’t have to buy anything. This ia representatives Manebsster wUi Admitted Today: Mr*. Anna chester, but DOW living In St. the earth three tlmea while In tbe Paper Towels, 8 rolls Boor** of peraona have been taken by Helen Auguat. she too, got a TO THE LADIES rounted repeated rumors Premier bav* two of the men. Blazeuaki, Addison Petersburg, Fla., has returned with znerchuit — rwlc a purely a “good will offer’’ made by the American Oil Boot Beer Extract, 4 r \ Into custody and questioned ces)- fountain pen. Tb* three-legged Paul von Iceland of Belgium had Carl Blratb. who has also taken The following children were his dsugbtsr, Miss Gertrud* E ng In April 1917 at tbe outbreak of race wa* won by Calvin Meyer and Company and their dealers and station*. The album and cernlng the bizarre killings, but no GOLDEN POPPY seen drafted by Britain and Ftance bottla...... i O C treated for firecracker bums at the land, and wlU spend the next six the World W a r be enlisted in the Eileen Murphy. They, too. w e n part in tke teat shoots, did not qual real clew ever has been uncovered. to lay a new non-intervention stamps are yours for the asking, as long as they last. Certified Flour, hospital over the week end: Ann weeks vacationing In Manchestsr. United States Navy and waa- a*- liven fountain pens. For the best BAK-IN-WARE ify, but be will go to Camp Ptrry at The body of the one Identified icheme before the committee, but Mb. bag ...... C his owra expense and will take part Mitchell. ISS BUaell street Mellon signed to the destroyer Al}rwln and oeconted doU currlage Gene Wal Tb* Amsiicaa Legion Auxiliary woman vleUm nraa found in two ^Yench sources tnslsted the text of In the shooting. Manchester baa, ac LaShay, 2S Wast straet, John Narat a* a member of the crew of the ship ton wa* awarded flnt prise by Mrs. NOTE ‘’Romeo and JuRet” tom 26 M ^ e street Emerso requests all m am ben m**t at tb* bushel baskets on the edge of the mch a plan waa already being ALL WEEK SPEQALS! cording to record* ths put,) at Du- •pent three y ean ovartaaa la con Hamilton and Mi*a Hoxle. tha Win Be Presented at more, I M Charter Oak street comer ot Main and Eldrldge streets downtown district and not far. from irawn up by the British foreign least three otbera ivho could have voy gad othar sea dutlca. While judges, and Joa Morlarty won flrat tffic*. Mrs. Oladya Bennett 82. ef 69 at 8 o'clock tonight to proceed to the KlBgabury Run district where torpedoes oa deck durtng a TWICE DAILY Store Wednesdays qualified for the shoot, but they prise for bast dacontad bicycle and Richard read. East Hartford waa tb* bom* of Mrs. John Rady on many o f the kUUng* took plada. She heavy gale at sea ha was lerieutiy 2:85 and 8:25 P. M, Un’ 7:80 P.M . could not give up the Um* that it for the bast dacorted wagon Ronald The flrat recorded footgear i* treated for laceraUoos of ths face Bldrtdge street to pay respects to araa identified by. police ' aa Mrs. ia ju i^ resulting la permanent dis Flynn was awarded the prize. Jo* wru neeesury to give to be at Camp WITH COMPLETE SHOWS , ’.be Egyptian tab-teb, a plaited san- and wrrtst foUowtng an automobtla her husband who wUl be burled to Florence PoUUe, once arrested In a ability. Much of tha Um* during Morlarty, Jr., won the prUa for tha Perry and did aot try out. A T 2 AND 7 P. M. 'U l. aectdeat laat night morrow. vice raid. the past ten y e a n has been apeat aoeoter. ’■ri' exarcissd its jurisdictloB over avia works displays and the extraordin have a fear ot It that It Is wen to that any SSc table d’hote in most In high afternoon and tha number of tle local history eoncsmlng tha "L”, ItanrlirBtrr tion to turn thumbs down on on al ary theater In which they are given make a study ot tha disease with in New York timate New York restaurants comes teas, crumpets and scones that pass In the Nineties, when it had just is spreading fast throughout this the hope of better understanding close to equaUlng the feed in any of through your mid-riff will prevent been completed and ran along the ready arranged transatlantic air the symptoms and tha possibility London'# guinea eatarlee. you from any further gastronomic Bowery and Third Avenue, a great fontins Brralii race there was considerable mutter part of the state and what to,«do of relief. Aa for poisoning ourselves with pleasures when the dinner table many people rode It purely for the ^ VOBUtHXO BT THB ing among the contestants because about an even greater number of au '' Pernicious anemia Is found in New York, June 6.—Tha Utest of cocktails, it was this tyro trav rolls in. pleaaure of staring into the windows •BKAUb riUNTINO OOMPANT. IMC tomobiles next year is likely to be a certain races more often than in ths Charles MacArthur yarns, oe re eller’s experience that our Amer Mr. Agate should have taken of houses the creaking wooden cars ^ , , BtraM of what they caUed favoritism in the serious problem. . others. It is moat frequent among ported by Lucille Moansrs: MacAr ican poioon is the Britisher’s fa solace in one of Manhattan’s gypsy passed. In fact, it once became a MwMkMtar. Oonn. department’s sanctioning of Amelia Americans, Canadians, the English, vorite, pre-dinner Uhation. tea kettle*. Having notorious them* for a slightly risque song TBUMAa PBHOU80N Howrever, the Legion and the po thur bad invited Alexander WooU- o«a*m __ Barbart's world girdling flight the Irish, and the Swedes but is Attend an Englishman’s home oulstnes, they may have been much of ths time entitled "While Riding lice, between them, will undoubtedly oott and Francis Lsderer to his as a dinner guest and you will »W<>a OatebM I. U tl This newspaper, at that time, ex only rarely found among those liv boms in Nyack. When the guests to bis liking. On the Elevated Railroad." WEDNESDAY work that problem out all right be ing in the tropica or in China or consume an hour in consuming the WISE SMITH’S . PaMMatf S«arT Bvaoioc BsMPi pressed ths tiew that there was no arrived at the station, there was no contents of a full cocktaU shaker. STORE CLOSED ALL DAY ana BpIiaapA Bourafl at ta* fore another Independence Day rolls South America. It is very seldom MacArthur chauffeur to meet them. Jack Pearl, who trifle* with curt- Tea was originally used In China HARTFORD MANY LOTS ARE LIMITED— K m OClaa at MaaebMUr. Oeaa, aa more reason for permitting the Eku^ found In those of the Negro race. It Be ao unfortunate as to arrive in oua researches. Informs us of a lit aa a purely m^cinal drink. iaaea« aa at Mail Mattar. around. It seems that the MacArthur limou MONDAY DURING JULY hart stunt than for allowing the Is a disorder most likely to attack sine had broken dowm. And much to NO MERCHANDISE SENT holding of the transatlantic race, those between the ages of 40 and ths embarrassment of the host, be AND AUGUST and declared its belief that no such CLEARING THE RECORD SS. Occaoionally it is found m bad to send the gardener in a rattle C. O. D. younger patients, but not frequent Blaala copt ...... aviation exhibitionism should be trap of ancient vintage. DalTvaraa Ona Taar _____ Another chapter has been added ly. When MacArthur Anally arriv permitted. Tomorrow’s article will deal with t IIBMBXR OP THB ABSOCIATBD to the Bruno Hauptmann case with ed at the humble terminus in the PRESS Naturally we share with the whole the sentencing of Ellis Parker, Sr., the symptoms of pernicious anemia. gardener’s contrivance which passed Look for It In this newspaper. Tba aasoaiatad Praaa la aaaloaiaaiy world in the sincere hope that Ekir- and his Son to federal penitentiary for an auto, be decided to pass off astlUad to tha oaa ol rapabItaatloD hart and her navigator will be res the situation lightly. "Just my town af all aaara diapaiebaa aradltaS to i< terms for plotting the kidnaping of QUESTIONS AND ANSWEBS M BM auarwiaa eraSttaa la tbla cued, but we do not lose sight of ear,” he offered with a deprecatory aasar aa« alae tha local aawi pob- Paul Wendel to obtain from him a (Blood. Sedimentation Test) gesture. BahaS Raraia. the fact that when any person, man confession to the Lindbergh baby Question: Martha E. asks: "1 "What town?" Inquired the town- All lishtB el rapoblu»ttoai et or woman, engages in such adven^ have been gotog to a doctor and crying Alex. "Pompeii?" tsaalai a imatehaa ' harala are alae ra> kidnaping. tures for the sheer sake of the thrill he says be- would like to have a Of all the weird sltuatloos that blood sedimentation test mode. and the notoriety, and for no useful PoUte Battle Pall aarvlea allaat et M B A Barr-. cluttered and confused the Haupt Could you please tell me for what In a day-by-day account of his purpose whatever, there is no good mann trial, the Wendel case prob purpose such a teat la given?” doings in New York, James Agate, f t Manbar Amanean Nawapapar Pab- cause for the rest of us placing a Answer: The blood sedimentation the London critic writse, "1 remem ably was the most fantastic. Out AaeoelatloA hlgber value on that person's life test is based upon the fact that dur ber good food at the Volsln, Le Coq side of burdening New Jersey wrlth . PaMlabara R»raaaBtatt«aa;^ ______Tba than he or she has placed on it. ing acute Indammatory disorders Rouge, the Colony Club, Tony'S Bar laa Itoihawa SJwm la l aaaacT—Na» another long, expensive trial and de the rate of blood sedimentation Is and one or two other places, but Famous Storewide July Savings Event ’erh. Chlease. Oattoll aaS Boatea. To. our way of thinking it is a great IS laying Hauptmann's execution three increased. Some of the conditions In generally speaking, the food I ate in er tragedy when a child is struck which there appears a more rapid America struck me as imflt for a ^ MBMBER audit BURBAO OP times, this flasco only obscured the •MAIN FLOOR TABLE MAIN FLOOR TABLE ClRCm-ATIONR______down on the street by an automobile rate than usual arc: active tuber clvlllxed palate. Resoimsea ot factories, mills and Importer* with whom wa do Issue of real justice. "I agree that I may have visited BABIES’ AND LITTLE TOTS’ business ore used to the utmost to pro^oe theoe values, and they ' £ The Baraia Pnatma OonpaDp me than when a flier is lost as a result culosis, acute arthritis, pregnancy, Women’s Perfect Girls’ Samples! DOLLAR DAY VALUES IN Many persons are convinced that pneumonia, acute inflammation of all the wrong places, and that the are so extraordinary In the face of newly rtaen prioeo that In M r*#0ODSlblllly of taking desperate and unnecessary Sheer Chiffon Silk Hose many instance* the quantities are smaU. So, we warn j-oo that in •mra *pp«annt in Hauptmann received his just re the tonsils, and wounds The gen cuisine everywhere else may have DOLLAR DAY NEEDFULS $1.98 Wash Frocks mflVtrttMintnti la tb« llanchMtBr chances for glory or cash. been of a nature to satisfy the early shopping is advlsahle! Every department participates, and ward: others believe he was framed, eral rule which is followed Is that $1.59-$1.98 Dresses Birdseye Diapers Also semi- 9 nt>o "be wise—buy at Wise Smith’s”—it the slogan of each! READY-TO-WEAR And there is another angle. Right a sedimentation rate within 30 roost fastidious taste. But cook 'Sizes 30x30 . service, both ^ P* »• Sizes 7 to 14 In sports and and still others never have made up Samples! Organdy, print' 6 now, aa this is written, ships of sev minutes means that there Is present ing is not everything and I am cd lawn, dimity: 3 to 6. a n d 37x27, (lOZ. , full fashioned. Sizes 8|^ to dressy etyles. The fabrics Vj TinCSDAT, Jin^T persuaded that our English cattle lOH in Plaza Beige, eral nations have abandoned their thetr minds. Clrcumstancics pushed in the body an active inflammation. (Irregulars of 31.39.) Include printed lawn, pas-Y| the whole mesa onto the state of If the blood sedimentation takes and sheep would turn up their $1.59 Sample Suits Noonday and Cubantan. tel dimity, broadcloth. Women’s, Misses’ Silk Dresses NIGHT COURT legitimate activities and at heavy more than 2 hours, this rules out noses at American beef and mut Crib Blankets 1 P“ New Jersey, and every act to clean Crepe, broadcloth, pique, 1 I DOLLAR DAY SHOES i 36x50, cclanese edges, (ir IlMae be dspa of innovation, and cost in money and time are devoting the possibility of an active inflam ton. cute styles; boys, 3 to 6. off the scum that obscures the truth mation. This test is often of value "Americana, in my view, feed regulars of 31.98.) ♦MAIN FLOOR TABLE ot tha conflict and dlatraea of themselves to the task of rescuing the wrong way about They poison SummeF Washables— these willful adventurers. A con of the case deserves the gratitude In the diagnosis of tuberculosis ot $1.59 Sweaters Crib Sheets Samples! 376 Pairs Women’s MAIN FLOOR TABLE ao prevalent in the country is of the entire nation. the lungs. themselves wdth cocktails and use 8 I a e 42x66, q m Men’s $1.50 Kid siderable part of the United States the food to sober up with." All wool coats and slip- lly due to tha failure at ons, light or dark; 8 to 6. a o f t flnUh tt t o r House Slippers Women’s $1.59-$1.95 OFisrinally $2 to $5.95 (only 63) Navy la diverted from Its proper ac ■YANKEE JACK' CLOSES SHOP Which is what happens when sheeting; 69c values. $2 to $5 White Shoes ot tba peopie to adjust them- these Londoners are let alone to Save on finer maple 1 1 Brown, burgundy and Sheer Cotton Frocks tivities to a search of the Pacifle, CASHING IN Moose, Wyo.— (API— "Yankee $1.59 Swim Suits to tba eonatant and soraewhst Jack" Woodman, manager of the stray about for themselves. Aa 79c Dresses blue in Jaatber sole operas PsartlilailiiB procession of ehangaa disarranging schedules and expend Rev. Robert Anderson Jardine, the Flying V trading post well known a recent refugee from the English All wool, halter or straps, Handmade ba- q « <}>■ with ,/nibber heels; all Summer styles in white Sizes 14 to 52 In models of ing vast quantities of fuel in forced Church of England vicar who mar In this part of Wsromlng, Is "ab cuisine, we might be inclined to red, rojral, navy; 3 to 6 tlate dresses: slzep' Splendid for vaca Longr and ShoFt Sleeve C^Fepes— Csctad and proposed. at the Sale prices tionists! and white with brown flock dot voUe, batiste, speeding. ried the Duke of Wind.ior and Wallis dicating." ask Mr. Agate what section of the broadcloth creepers; 1 dimity and crinkle crepe; In SB effort to keep out of that He said so in an advertisement in British diet Is suitable foT a civ 79c Suits 8. 1 trimming; sizes 4 and frilly or tailored. MS ot IrrcconcllAbles we are an- No one, of course, would suggest Warfield under the frown of his Slee v e 1 e s e q » 1 OFiffinally $5 to $7.95 (just 112) a newspaper. He explained his cus ilized palate? Or Inform him broadcloth or A l O r 4 >4 B. High grade leath 1 that every such effort to save these ecclesiastic superiors, is in America tomers "never had paid yet" 50c Shirts lasawliic to find In the new plan for that the roast beef at Dinty crepe; boys, 1 to 6. 12V4 % wool, q ♦MAIN FLOOR TABLE ers in deluxe styles! So flgbt sessloas at tha Police Court two lives should not be made, now and he evidently intends to cash In The advertisement offered his Moore's Is. tn every nibble, su button front. o lOF ( that the fliers have gotten them- on bis publicity because It Is an overdue accounts for sale at one perior to the prime riba that are 79c Playsuits long sleeves; infant sizes., Limited! Women’s $1.19 be an early bird! MAIN FLOOR TABLE ometblng to admire- To be sure rent on the dollar and. tn addition, served ao ceremoniously at the Silk and Satin Undies selves into such a perilous, perhaps nounced that he will make a lecture described a "complete pOstotrice, Halter or 39c Flannelettes Black’s - Navy’s - PFints - CFepes $ t is sM easy, at first gUmpse, to vastly over-rated Simpson's in his FINE REPRODUCTIONS strap shoul 2 for Women’s 79c Printed Hcosipa any improvement in a sys- tragic situation. But the point is tour. except government equipment, with home city. And advise him that thr 1 Lace trimmed fresh stock of stamps from New ders: PlePon, pique. 1 pers and gert- '* lO F and embroid 2fOF Batiste Gowns ot two or three nl^ht sessions that the stunt should never have It is highly probable, too. that the cuisine, served at such of his coun prints: 8 to 6. RegrulaFly $7.95 (exactly 146) York" that be would sell. try's establishments as l-yon's rudet; Infant sizes. ered panties (17 to 21). •k over tha old routine of daily been undertaken—certainly not with cashing In will be important in ex "To the . purchaser of the post- and dancettes (32 to 36), Biaee 18 and the sanction of the United States office and these dead-beat accounts would not gain the respect of a hash AND ADAPTATIONS in a 50c Union Suits Pads — Towels In tea rose and blue. 1,100 PaiFs! Women’s $2 to $5 17 in very 2 f 0 F - | OM provided than, was business tent. Not that Parson Jardine ap allnger In any self-respecting Diner Combed cot- j 18X34 quilted government. pears to be an unusually Interesting we will donate one mayor's chair ton., self help 4 lO F pads: big bath 3 for 1 White SummeF Shoes dainty, ruffled or>r piped dm 0 be dona But flrat glimpses are and one justice of the peace gavel." along American highways. And bv modeU of white batistebaUate Let it be hoped that this will be person and not that hr has anything way of a general retort, suggest back (Irregulars); 3 to 13 towels—choice. 1 ♦MAIN FLOOR TABLE Leathers? White kid, calf, nuburk. calf and patent PFinted and Solid-C!oloF Crepes— lot always beat. Perhaps there la he added. 1 Styles? Steplns, sandal*, etrap pumps, operas. Monk with gay floral pattemttem a the last of these reckless adven F o rk m FLOOR yoma element of social benefit in the particular to say, but his association Women’s 79c Rayon t>-pcs, oxfords; heels for sport* and dress types Resrularly $10.95'-$12.95 (just 133) Mgbt session idea, tures to be undertaken with the ap with one of the major romances ol Taffeta Slips MAIN FLOOR i It may work advantageously in proval of the Commerce Depart the century will probably guarantee ment. SUMMER SALE 8 H A D O DOLLAR DAY IWD ways. It win make things him plenty of listeners. People are MEN’S DOLLAR DAY PANEL mod' 2fOF Values you seldom And befor* AugustI Dresses for now and 'tougbar flor the unfortunate who like that. ela, lacy, tailored or em 467 PaiFs! Values to $3.00! many that smart women will buy looking ahead to late vaca FURNISHINGS VALUES broidered, V or straight HOSIERY tions and to atart Ui* Fall. BIses 13 to 30, 88 to 44 and 46 to 6a ta ls foul of tha law ami flnds blm- “THE GLEN” GIf Is ’ and JunioFs’ Shoes also 18>4 to 24H (not all sisss In each group.) Bslf in the coop; it will frequently top: 34 to 44 in white or A somewhat casual thought sug Cool POLO SHIRTS tea rose. White elk OXFORDS and barefoot SANDALS with leath eaii arrasting officers in off thslr of M A PL E 1 er soles; 8^ to 3. White OXFORDS with BROWN SAD Knee-Hi Lastex-Top gested in a recent editorial In this beats tn tba evening, thereby ot Health and Diet Values to $1.00 2 for DLES, rubber eolea, 314 to 8. ^ Silk Hose Misses’ Fleece Sporta Coats newspaper has been growing on us. c S o Q c Celanese. cottons, shark skins In novelties, solid shades. GIRLS’ DOLLAR Stop at the q ooursa depriving tbs community of It is the idea of changing the name Variety of fronts. All sizes. FOURTH FLOOR knee wdth a tt p F S . Formerly $10.93-$16.95 iSoms ot Its police protection but on Just a few of the many reductions made for this of Center Springs Park to "The Advice 1 DAY WEAR Lastex atretchee top, full tbs other band teaching it to take event are listed here. Most of them have not been fashioned leg. Chiffons t Toppers, swaggers, and fitted models in plaids and Olen." By DK. FRANK McCUV Values to $1.63 \ alues to 50c pastel tones. Sixes 12 to 20. ExaeUy right for oars of Itself and Inculcating a spirit of first quality: 9 to lO ',. It takes the average newcomer to SUMMER FURNITURE advertised before during this event! Quality Shirts Shirts and Shorts $1.59 Swim Suits casual wear when you are away on vacation I of Am asif rsUance. Woven materials and mer Woven fab- . » , Sizes 8 to 16 in all wool DOLLAR DAY RUGS Manchester more than a little time PEILNICIOUS AN'EMIA rlcs, French 4 l O r $1.15 Outsize Hose H m offender who is apprehended cerized broadcloths. Fan suits In bright colors, hal- ' Regular $1.50 79c Braided Oval Full fashioned silk In de Misses’ Smart Sports Suits to rid his mind of a certain degree cies ikid solid shades. backs, mercerized broad ters or adjustable straps. on ffatnplsy night for some simple PermciouB anemia refers to a 1 cloths and high count1 Grass Rugs Yam Rugs sirable shades^ 9H to 11. Formerly $16.95-$22.50 of confusion resulting from the fact Summer days invite you to the outdoors . . now DINING SUITES LIVING ROOM PIECES Fused and soft collars. 1 5x8 foot size! Six patterns size 18x30! In 1 mlsdsmtsnrir will, under the new blood condition in which there is a prints. Full combed shirts. that the town's two municipal parks . . and the best part of the Summer is ahead. How 79c Play Suits in green. blue, brown. fine selection 2 for Box, fitted and swagger auits in various materials iqrstam, have until Monday evening, marked reliction in the number ol $162.25 Eight-piece Dining Room En $22.50 Large Jig Saw Mirror of solid Sizes 7 to 14 - I MAIN' FLOOR of any slse are so close together In ever, it’s nearing the end of the season in Summer- Values to $1.30 Regular 23c Lisle Shop Karly of colors. 1 and colors. Sizes 12 to 30. Ws'U 1st you In on a ptnbably, to think things over; and red blood cells and tn the hemo semble with Connecticut “Dresser” maple, Hand Made. Suitable l fi.7 5 in pleated tt lO F ' secret—there are only 15 suites! distance and ao similar in namea It land, so smart Watkins Outdoor Furniture has taken Broadcloth Pajamas and Rayon Hose tba Ism able he may be to spare the globin which Is an Integral part of buffet, extension table, arm for dresser or console X O shorts with halter neck; 79c Rayon and was not the happiest of Inspirations such cells. The reduction in the red sharp mark-downs. Here are just a few picked at Patterns, soUd shades, 1 In patterns Q r „ 1 printed pique, seersucker. Regular $1.50 time from his job, why, the more and 5 saddle seat chairs 3 0 $14.93 Jig Saw Mirror with .50 stripes. Notch collar coats and light O IfiM ^ 1 Chenille Rugs DOLLAR DAY Misses’ Sports and Dre— Coats to give both of them official desig random, here and there, In Summerland. Rag Rugs potent the lesson of getting arrested blood cells may be extreme and $109.55 Seven-piece Dinette Group grounds and wWte. Per-, Size 18x36! O nations containing the words "Cen whereas these cells in the healthy pierced and carved top motif 7 and middy styles. Sizes A. 79c .Slacks 45x80 size! Mokes a line Formerly $19.95-$29.75 V a t aU. Maybe next time ha'll be ■with small buffet, cupboard, $12^50 Maple Occasional Arm a C. D feet. Slzei 10 to 12 Sizes 8 to 16 Extra quality tt lO F ter" and "Park." Nor does there person would test about 6 million Chair 2 fO F scatter rug for the camp Green, blue, rose, orchid. CORSETS Fleeces, twreeds and dressy materials la aU aaore caratul—or more cagey. refectory table and 4 side chairs / 3 with red leatherette seat; y .5 0 in gabartex. or cottage. Buy a few seem to be any good reason why the per cubic millimeter. In the patient $1.95 Sanforized navy or brown 1 1 Styles are box, belted, swagger and topper. Sixes Feasibly tt would be still better if with a severe pernicious anemia, $154.25 Six-piece Dining Room Group ladder-slat back $1.39 Overalls 1 FIFTH FLOOR 13 to 20. Nice for travel luid vacation wear! mistake should be permanently con- the count may fall below 2 million. including to-the-door buffet with rail Woven Slacks 1 $1.50 Tu-Way Stretch $12.50 Maple Bench; joint 5 . 9 5 1 tha court were to hold sessions only and Dungarees tinued, unless there may be, in some Sizes 10 to 18: 29 to 43. ' ones a week; then the unlucky de- The reduction in the hemoglobin back, refectory table, arm ^ Q Q.QO stool type with wood top Sizes 36 to 44 in triple Grey, brown and white ( Girdles: Corsett— deed of gift or other similar docu or red coloring matter in the cells WOMEN’S Girdles, plain or with de THIRD FLOOR PMdant, if unable to give ball, would and 3 side chairs X 3 3 $9.95 Windsor Side Chair y .5 0 etltched blue denim over cords: coverts: cotton' ment, an obligation to retain the varies considerably, depending upon alls; 28 to 38 In sailor worsteds: woven checks; 79c Priscilla Ruffled tachable pantle; corsettes get a stin BKire exemplary lesson— the stage and severity of the dis $164.50 Eight-piece Dining Room with braced back DOLLAR DAY In similar models. present name of the more norther dungarees. 1 ■tripes, plaids.. 1 •ve or six days, in a police station ease at the time the blood Is tested $22.50 Troy Gliders with double-roll back cushion Group comprising buffet, table, arm $19.75 I-adderback Arm 1 4 9 5 1 ly of the pair of parks which has SPORTSWEAR Curtains, Cottage Sets •aD awaiUng a bearing being a falr- In the laboratory and covered arms. Choice of green with brown and and 5 side 1 / 1 0 ’^ Chair with fiber-rush seat $1.50 Girdles or quite escaped our ipemory. In making the diagnosis af perni white or black with green and white i chairs X ^ 3 $12.50 Folding Card Table with y .5 0 $2.00 Pby Suits WOMEN’S DOLLAR DAY IBh doae for almost any misdemean cious anemia, the blood examina Men’s $22.50 All Wool Suits Corsets "The Olen” would be a distinctive turned gatelegs Sunback model in color-! 2 prs. or. Of~eoarse be isn't likely to tion will be found the most valu Man.v other Dining Rooms fuJ cottons with big florali i lack lacing coreets wdth LINGERIE AND TUB FROCKS know anything about his constitu- appellation for Center Springs Park able single aid which may be used. at similar savings. $145.00 Goddard Block Front Desk, Tropical Worsted Suits -g designs; sizes 14 to 20. Priecillaa with tle-backa In heavy clasp: side and tbmal right to a "speedy" hearing, and one truly suggestive of Its char The examination of one drop ot $2.89 Steamer Chairs with leg rests. Backs ad Hand Made with curly maple Sizes 35 to 42 In plain or sportsback suits of w or-$ I Ivory or ecru marquisette front clasping girdles ■ted, tweed, caasimere; 36 to 46. in grey, blue, brown “ J W H $1.00 Sports Shirts Hooverettes ^ 49c Rayon Undi— and if he does happen to, and to de- acter. And that recreation spot la blood taken from the tip end of the justed from sitting position. Smart green, < .95 veneers. Ball-and-claw feet 9 8 ^ with cushion or pin dots; also 1 tropical worsteds. Assorted col- q « Percale prinU q « 2 m fully entitled to being brought .much finger or from the lobe of the ear, red and silver striped covering...... X $17.50 Jig Saw Mirror in solid 9 9 5 ivory with oolored-and-ivory $1. Tu-\Vay Garments; Satin stripe _ . , pMnd a trial srlthln twenty-four represents the best way in which BEDROOM SUITES MAIN FLOOR ors In broad- tt lO F , dot combinations. In extra and tt lO F and plain; 3 fOF I ^ours, that can always be disposed more intimately to the notice of the a real diagnosis Is completed. curly maple cloth (alight Irregulars): Bandeaux, Bras regular sixes; short slesv* ■ vsste, panties, community's people than It ever has Counting the red blood cells under $9.95 White Enameled Steamer Chairs with leg $124.95 Four-piece Modem group in $6.95 MAple framed 3.50 sizes 32 to 40. and *leev*les* models. bloomers, steplns.’ ^ by qaiatly letttng him go. That solid maple. Twin beds, dresser with Mirror 2 f o r $ | pmoM obviate any necessity for a been. a microscope in a laboratory Is the rest and fringed canopies. Clioice of wide lateral $1.00 String Sweaters fi-Pc, Cottage Sets, green, only accurate way of determining stripes of red and white or aw.95 hanging unframed mirror and Q Q -00 $11.00 Maple framed Mirror 4.95 BOYS’ DOLLAR DAY 1 dies, and corsettes, also 35c Aprons It is a lovely place. Perhaps be Assorted coT- q . asaatoa o t the court which possibly pernicious anemia, as the appear gold or blue 2 sets brae and bandettes. 1 79c Crepe Gowns iilue and w hite...... # chest of drawers 03 with jig-sawed top ors in cool tt lO F 1 Colo r f u I I y . • K ifh t hiteifers with the convenience cause Manchester has always been ance of the patient or the symp Regular slats » - * Dozens of other Bedrooms FURNISHINGS and CLOTHING sbort-sleeved models, sizes 1 MAIN FLOOR AISLE TABLE SECXIND FLOOR patterned per- 4 lO F ibr any other employment of the an uncrowded spacious, embowered toms of which he complains are not 34 to 40. In ts* toss m XOF $1.49 Yacht Chairs with double re-inforced chairs. at similar reductions. 79c-$l Polo Shirts 79c Wash Suits cole In ooveraU and, bib and blus, contrast trims. boort pscaoanel. community. Its people have never a reliable guide In arriving at a SECOND FLOOR had the keen appreciation of park diagnosis. 1-fold models in green, red and silver Q Q ^ FRUITWOOD PIECES Sizes 8 to 18 q « ^ hlzea 4 to 10 q > i ’ It*s a doar cloud that has no sU- in zipper and tt I Or $1.39 House Coats ^ facilities that is characteristic of Many times I And patients who striped covering...... 9 0 C Fruitwood color is slightly darker in sleevele'ia tt I OF Certified 3-Year Sheets $1.59 Silk Slipa Bor Itntng, even though tt is some- are obsessed with the Idea that they BEDROOM PIECES lace models. Solids, H mixlela Covert cloth, DOLLAR DAY 80-sq. percale priirts with y I llmes not visible from the under cities where trees and shade and than regular maple finish. As these i stripes, patterns. JKe broadcloth, seersucker. DOLLAR DAY SHADO.PANELS. V top*, ' have pernicious anemia and yet gay sashes on puff sleeve lace trimmed, ambroidei^ iHde. greenery are rare. But we are on they have never once gone to a doc .$6.50 All Metal Folding Yacht Chair in yf .45 $10.50 Bedside Table with em pieces blend perfectly with m ^l^, ” I HAND BAGS Sizes 81x99 or 72x99 DRAPERY DEPT. models; 14 to 43. or tailored; slses 84 to 44. i And after all, what la a police the very verge of becoming a much tor and asked him to have this white enamel with plain blue covering...... T sides and back; 2 shelves; they’re included in this Summer S9c Basque Shirts 79c-$l Wash Shorts Washable White autirt for? The old notion that It more thickly settled towm and as the simple laboratory test made. galler. top Maple. Smal.l, me- Q 1 Sizes 8 to 18 q . Hand Bags $1. Tub Frocks Modern medical authorities agree $9.95 Dressing Table Bench dium, large; o lO F in elastic-top tt 1 0 Quality tested by the Limited! $1.69 Green Gowns and Pajamas was coostituted for the constitution years arrive it is quite certain that with the utmost frankness that $5.95 Spring Chair of all metal with metal-cane $8.75 Coffee Table; Chinese ChipjJfen- zippers, top handles, Sisss to 40 In q « < yf with fiber-rush seat dale style with bamboo „ 0 .9 8 In solid colors and chest , covert cloth: woven New Method Laundry. 5-ft, Porch Screens broken lots tt lO F Slses 18-17 th printsd ba- ' al administration of justice tn cases the beauties of 'The Glen" will be they do not know what is tbe cause seat and back. White and blue color stripes, contrast cofiars. • checks, stripes, plaids. 1 extra pockets! Tail No phone or mail orders! tlate, and Windsor crepe. turned legs ■f 3 1 ored and dressy! _ _ from regular 31 stoclu. f t aiinor law infraction and for the come more and more precious. It of pernicious anemia. They even ad The firmly woven, Rope and pulleys included! Leather finishes: q I C kistitutlon of orderly proceedings in wrould seem to be the titne of times mit that they do not know whether $9.95 Stand or Lamp Table: HeppI^ Wool Swim Trunks $1.49 Longies threads are free from Outside bark bamboo the number of red blood cells is white style with pig, pktent, slUga- 50' which Is far superior to SECOND FLOOR ibors serious cases seems to have to rechri.'ten the resort more appro $9.95 Spring Chair with high back; metal C-95 Size* 26 to, 34 in maroon,' Sizes 8 to 18 in khaki and' tor, pin seal. all starch. 1 reduced ix-cause the cells are not jrdlnary bamboo. priately. slat seat and back in red trimmed with gray.. 3 gallery top navy, powder, oxford, whIU duck, all ara san Poan a mere habit of thought. Gov- formed fast enough or because they $14.95 Oval Occasional T royal; hip strap, buckle. 1 forised shrunk, too. MAIN FLOOR BTDor Croos, who is So high minded are destroyed too rapidly after be I Window Shades Duncan Phyfe pedestal lhat the mind occasionally gets a FIREWORKS ing fi'rmed. In other words, ' they $18.95 Spring Arm Chair with g rm seat Q-95 eless Sweaters 2for DOLLAR DAY HOUSEWARES do not know whether the body has cushion and green strii>ed back cushion...... 5/ Ij re base $1.39 Knickers DOLLAR DAY 3-Year or Mohawk Holland tn pongee, ecru bit dlssy from its altitude, has indi too few because It does not make 38 to 86 in V neck < Sizes 8 to 18 in Dorr ' 42x36 Pillow Call— or white. Size 36x73, Again the annual Independence $25.00 Stationary Card Tabic; style; brushed yam in tan, CURTAINS S1.59 Vdu«t 5c Toilet cated the real purpose of the minor enough or because something de pendale design with leatherette Voran twists, coverts sod 4 for on spring rollers, plus fix Day fireworks display at the Old $4.95 Beach or Lawn Umbrellas in a choice of powder, white, maize. dress checks, stripes, etc. tures. (Slight Irregulars.) 1 Garbage Cans Tissue 30 for^m courts—to make jobs for the faith- stroys them after they are made. $1.69 Extra-Wide Ruffled Golf Lot amphitheater, sponsored top MAIN1 10 Rolls of soft tlssu* of fine 1 SECOND FLOOR -gallon Blae. hot dipped < tuL And that being the case, what However, some authorities do ad stripes: Yellow and blue, red and white, - Q.50 n o o R $9.95 Oassic Side Chair, Curtains and Cottage Sets FIFTH FLOOR galvanized ware; cover. quality. Buy now and difference does It make whether and managed by the American Le- mit that there seems to be a pre- green or white. 6 ft. size...... O dlspo.'ing inherited constitution wood seat Fine marquisette, 41” save! court sessions are held daily tn the gloa, was the blghllgbt of the holi wide, to hang crlascroas day celebration; and again it was an which favor* the development ot $14.95 Lamp Table and DOLLAR DAY GLASS - CHINA - LAMPS 75c Kitchen forenooe, as has been the old fash- pernicious anemia. They find that It $7.50 Wrought Iron Coffee Table with DOLLAR DAY LINENS, or priacUla; Ivory and Z B inspiring and beautiful affair. The Book Rack; 3 shelves ecru with cushion or pin j H Brooms 2 for ( $1.49 Enamel looad way, or occasionally, at the tend* detinltely to run tn certain glass top. White enameled; Regency style . . . O $14.95 Bookstand with dots. 6-pc. 31.39 Ck)tUge DOLLAR DAY crowd was immeni>e, the number ol families This theory agrees with Corn straw of axcellent' Canners coaqileta eoovcnience of the officials, 4 compartments for books DOMESTICS, WASH GOODS Sets with dots or plaids, quality, long handles. 33-qt. blu* kettl* with T- ta tbs evening or in the middle of cars parked on the exhibition , my own belief about the disease as $22.50 Wheel Chaise with canopy. White enameled Pastel Towels ^ red, green, bhie,- gold $2.00 Polished Steel Bpidg’e Lamps NEEDLEWORK jar wire rack. grounds greater than ever before I 1 have held the opinion for many $14.95 Comer What-Nots, 4 $1.25 Bedspreads gbs night after everything else is I years that certain people are bom wood with choice of blue or red covering, Y Ry.50 shelf models, 2 only, 1 1 -50 Cannon, aiss . - Z B Size 80x105, crinkle cloth, FIFTH FLOOR and the highly temperamental 30x40, double 4 tO F The limited quantity warns you to shop early! The 200-Foot Closed up and there is nowhere else with a tendency toward a certain trimmed with white fringe...... 1 / Each X X rose. blue, green, gold. | steel is highly polished and ehadee have pretty priate. 63c Knitting Worsted $1.39 Electric weather turned stable and kindly. kind of toxemia which produces thraod, blight new colors. Cloth— Line Fans to go and nothing else to do? $8.75 Coffee Table in O -88 Hand Toweb DOLLAR DAY Large hanks! 2 Braided cotton line of Ws are constantly being reminded Altogether It was a grand time this form of anemia. Some people $12.00 Refreshment Cart; blue metal frame ^.95 Dish Towels J L Plain and Cools ta a jUIjr,.nlo* ter have the tendency toward anemia Hepplewhite style Double thread « « SILKS ■haded or tweed mixtures. good quality sash cord. bedroom, etc. that tbase are new and different Once more it becomes a duty and a white turUah D fOF,1 5-Pc. $2.00 just as others have a tendency to with white enameled metal tray and sh e lf.... ad bordera. iU lO F $I.39-$I.79 times and that we must learn to con pleasure to congratulate the Legion, Cast diyer*, (trragulara.) with colored border*. AO Silk Printed Console Scti ward rheumatism. Silk Lamp Shade* Bedspr—d Cotton $1.57 Polish $1.50 Snndwieh form. An right; hurrah for the and to express for the community Earlier accoimts of the cauaes of Linen Toweb Fruit-of-the-LooiR Chiffons 1 i/i yds. j Importod cryetal glass in' Junior, bridg* and table Unble* e b * d m » and Gk>-Co8t Bow-and-tbea night court! And if its appB-ciation and thanks. pernicious anemia stated that the 6 0 « 11 n a n, •. « 86” muslin, q , Very special! 36" wide," leaf design: bowl, two sizes; tailored etylaa with only! 800 yd. O lO F Grilla fully bleached. O y d S . candleeticka, two caadlea. white linings Pint of fumiturs poUab With oord. guaraatosd ter t t s spMt ot the law and tha coostl- And once more, too, there is due disease is the result of not obtain natural with U lO F 1 printed saUns and crepes. ■fcrtna For crocheting and quart of Glo-Coai ing enough iron In the food, but this aasortad oolorad bordera on extra flna vahio. 1 1 spreads, scarfs, etc. 1 year. Tosato and giilU! aa expression of appreciation of the jtiithai and the right ot tbs people belief ha* been largely abandoned. 1 admirable manner tn which the Man Sheer Cottons Printed Cottons Crown-Tented Prints 4-Pc. 12.00 Blue Willow Cup^ - 1 gefuss to eocftiim—to bell with ’em! Although pemletoja anemia la 86” printed - j 86” percales, g . 2Vt Crepe Velene 1 11.39 Glass Handy-Andy yds.; Glass Salad Seta chester police handled the heavy fairly uncommon it is probably' batistes, mus- O j f l B . 80-aquara and O y d S . 39" wide, fast colors- ^ o ccra 16 pcs. 3 ex. skeins! 9 Door Ovens WATKINS Store closed Wednesdays at 12. Noon. WATKINS Cryetal plate and bowl, Bet et t cup* and 8 For kwlrilwy tt Joieers problem of traffic at tbs close of the found more frequently than most eROTHCRS. INC Hns. voUss; broken lot. fast color, (irragulars.) light. medium and dark. F |t ovor one burner, bav* SHOULD BE THE LAST people realise. It is still not os com Open other days from • A. M. to 8:30 BROTMCRS, INC^ 1 1 wTwden fork tad spoon. 1 oers. $1.60 value. lirsssis, suits, ste. For oraagas, atrsia* as tt exhibition. They did a An* job. and Thuriday and Satia^y evemnas SECOND FLOOR indicator, shelf. juices for hrsskfuC! MbSB ths OpBMDBwa DgeortiMBt mon a disorder aa loter pneumonia, nCOOND FLOOR 1 DOWNSTAIRS , BvidsaUy tbs fa n s of tbsse flto- for oxampls, but sf many people of A\ANCHESTER MiUie. ^ of A\AN04ESTER 1 OOWKBTAIRS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, JULY «, 19ST MANCSBEam SySNINS HERAm lUNCHE&rridt. o6 n n ' tsctlon for the President He quoted Home Hour; 4:15. Musical Adven provia on Main street to D. "V. Ludwig as saying: ANNUALPKTSHOW tures; 5:20, Boy Scout Jamboree . i- HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Frtone A Co., New Haven. REV.R.AJARDINE “You know, if this happened an y NO VIOLENCE SIX WEEKS REMAIN PRAISES ITALIANS DAILY RADIO PROGRAM tervtewa. Town of Pomfret; 6,000 feet where in Europe, wbether it was a Local Stocks Apple Tree in Glass House Some short waves for Wednes loose gravel on School House Road day: Dictatorship or a Monarchy or a AWARDS ELEVEN JOBS to Lawton (Construction (Co., Provi Republic, the head of the nation IN FISCAL YEAR TUESDAY, JULY S (CMitral %nd EaiUrn SUndard Time) TOMORROW NIGHT JZJ Toltyo, 4:15 p. m.. Overseas dence, Rhode Island, HERE FOR LECniRE AS CLEVELAND FOR FARM WORK program; OSP GSO OSD GSB Lon would have been surrounded by men Fundshed by F. B. Shaw. Ine. . Outdoes Ants in Industry (LU tinos lt» Standard Daitllffht one heur later) Town of Stamford: Highway The Oeatary-OM Ho im Wiaiwrtj in uniform, soldiers with ba>-onets, NeUt All progremi to end beale cbeln* er groupe theroof anloM tpeol* don, 6:30, Show of Shows; R A N Hlgh'way Comralatloner Jc*n A. MS Fumiiigton Ava,, grade separation at Wire Mill Road and the members of press would Weat Hartford fled; coeat to coeat (e to e) daalgnetlona Include mXl eveileble atetlona. Moscow, 7, The co-operative move Recreation Group to .Hold Its ter ] ProQfama eubjeet to thange by atatlena without prevloua notice. M. Macdonald announced today the and Merritt Parkway, bridge, gravel have appeared in frock coats and MILLS REOPEN wnilam B. Hartla Ithaca, N. Y.. July 6.— (A P )—An^ Air, moisture and temperature P. ment; PH I Netherlands, 7, Happy Session Thursday; Police Town Treasnrer Reports Wm Be Held at the West Side awarding of eleven road Jobs, bids and l.t.lO feet of waterlMund Corns and Callouses E ig lid i Clergyman Who Mar silk hats instead of shirtsleeves and Local Bepreseotatlvo Backingham Pastor Relates are the same aa outside. NBC-WEAF (RED) NETWORK wkbb wtee wkbb weco wabt kaej wnes program: DJD Berlin, 7:30, Youth Board Meeting Tonight. apple tree which grows in a glass macadam to Paul Bacco, Staniford. REMOVES THEM bathing suits." (Cnotlniied from Page Ond) , Bid Asked Tbe glass house la sealed. Air •ASIC <— East: weal wnee wUo wjer MOUNT.—kvor klB koh kal kgvo kfbb (hm p: YV5RC Caracas, 8:45, Equa- for which were received on June 1 hduse out in an orchard at Cornell wteg wceb kyw wfbr wro way wbea Town of Bridgewater: 6,670 teet Eaally, Safety sad Speedily Asserting this example at the (Tap. Nat Bk. A Tr. . 36 40 drawn in through a pipe is blown COAST—knx kolo kol kfpy InTlcafo koy Playgrounds at 6:30; torian music; GSl GSF GSD GSC and June 15. 1937. The awards are ried Dnke of Windsor and Expenses $48,085 Less University, outdoes the ants In in wcee wtem wwj wtel wdel: Midwaati of bank run gravel on Christian Beet stick, spread oa elatfe ead "difference" between the American baa kept Republic's plants locked Conn. River Bk...... 450 — His Experiences As Guest through the tree in a breeze by ked wmeq who wow wdef iFfre katp: Cant. Bast. London, 9:45, Food for thought: as follows: The Recreation committee will MOUNT^N~koe kdyl: PACIFIC—kfl 3 30 4 30 form of Uvlng and that In Europe since May 26, left Independent steel Htfd. Conn. Trust ... 71 76 dustry. fans. Then it la drawn out and ana : — : —Syneopatora of St. Louis LRX Buenos Aires, 10:15, Music; To^*n of Norwich: Bridge over street and Skyline Drive to B. N. meet Thursday at 7 :S0 p. m. In the apply- kgw komo khq kpo kgu 3 :46— 4 :46—Dorothy Qerden'o Corner Three Prizes. Beard (Co , Shelton. Wallis Arrives in die U. S. could be multiplied a "thousand companies In a position to claim Then Period Year AgO; Htfd. Nat. Bk. A Tr. . 33 35 of Kiwanians Today. It works a 35-hour week—a five- lyzed. This exhaust air haa leaa car OPTIONAL (atetlona oMreta intar* 4 :00— 6 :0 0 —Margaret Deum, Soprano JZJ Tokyo, 12:15, New Japanese failroad and 2,525 feet of bitumlnoua .Municipal building. The Board ot tndlspenaatile tor Cato aad Boils. tiroes" the President added: that, with the exception of a fewr Phoenix St. Bk. A T r 280 300 hour day for seven days— at top cheageebly on tUber RED or BLUE 4 :30— 6 :30—Prooa-Radlo Nowa Parlod mualc: CJRO CJRX Winnipeg, macadam to A. I. Savin Construc Town of Canton: 5,8.Vt feet of SOLD BV A LL DBCCKAISTS bon dioxide than the incoming. natwerka); SASIC — Baatt wlw wfae 4 :96— 8 tS6 -Pau( Oeuglaa and Sports Police commissioners wlU meet to "That is why I say I am confi plants, all their mills were operat lasuraoce Stocks speed while scientists seek the solu During the five top-speed working 4 46 6 46 12:30, Choral echoes. tion Co., East Hartford rolled bank run gravel on East Hill Aetna Casualty...... 8914 waen work wool; Midwaati wood wgt : — : —Oaerga Hall A Orehaatra night in the Police atatlon. Following dent of the future of this country as ing at least partially throughout With six weeks remaining In the Uon to many problems of Jrult hours the tree extracts a great deal w fb f wbow wtbe kaoo kene OTHER 6 dM^ 6 :0(^Poatle Malodlaa — cast: Tomorrow night, at 6:30 at the Town of Norwalk: Bridge over Road to Edward Natale, Torrlng K «w Tork. July 6.— (A P I —The Aetna F ir e ...... 48 SO Rev. Philip Rose of the Bucklng- Harbert Foota'a Enaamble—west a summer sctedtile inaugurated laat long as we maintain the democracy the seven-state strike area.. Only growers. of carbon dioxide. This gas is one OPTIONAL BTATtONB — Cenedient West Side playground, the annual Norwalk river. 158-foot concrete ton. y ie v who defied the ArchbUhop of town's fiscal year. SI 125 581 20 had Aetna L i f e ...... 27 29 an interesting U lk at the regular erct cfcf; Central: wcfl wtmj wibe 6 :16— 6 :16—To Bo Announetd (16 m.) v.eek, there will be no sesalon of the of our manners and the democracy a few ptekeu heckled the workers ___ ‘ ^ Its work is photosynthesis, the basis of pbotosynthesis and of mak wdey kfyr; South: wrve wear wptf wla 6 :3( ^ 6 :30—Aloxandor Woelleott.Talk span to MarianI Construction Co.. Town of Columbia: Baafevt Shop. Canterbury to perform a marriage Automobile ...... 28H 30H V eekJy meeting of the Klwania club Pet Show win be held. Prizes will Board of Selectmen thia week. The of our hearts." .going bK k to their jobe. ! annual bud- manufacture by leaves, from air, ing all plant food. w jex wfle-WBun wiod waoo wfbo wwoo 6 :46— 6 :4^Bo'aka Cartar'a Commant “ ROMEO AND m i E F New Haven. MIcfiaels and Hennequln Roads, 7.- next meeting will be Monday night, ceremony for the Duke of Wlndeor get last FYlday, Towm Treasurer (?onn. G en eral...... 3414 3614 at the Country Club today, speak wcac wave warn wmc wab wepi -wamb 6 :0( ^ 7 :0(L-Frank Dallay*a Orchestra be swarded for (1) the moat vm- BROILERS A fourth plant. Steel and Tube, sap and sunshine, of the starch The five hardest working houri Town of Barkbanisted; Road I— 810 feet of bank run gravel to C. L. July 12. planned a two months tour of Amer Hartford F ire ...... 7314 T514- ing on “The Italian in Connecticut". wjdx kvoo wky w fee wbep kpro woel 6 :30— 7 :3 6 —Muileal Amarleanst Oreh. usual pet (2) the largest variety of which was scheduled to reopen George H. Waddell reported today. Rev. and Mrs. Rose have been en which ia the tree's food and which were between 9:30 a. m., and 3:30 ktha kgbx ktba kerk kgne; Mountelni 7 :06— 6 :06—At Faeroe end Hla Gang pets (3) the amsUest pet. AT STATE TWO DAYS Water Bureau. 3.980 feet water- Hale Construction Co., Manche.ster. The police commlssionert are ex 3 to 4 lbs. aver., 20c lb. ica today and prepared "to tell Hartford Steam Boiler 5S>4 5814 makes Its apples. kglr kehl kfar: Pacific: kfbk kwg kmj 7 :60— 6 :30—B. Goodman Show—to o Town of Eastford: Klausen's along with the otbirs at 7 a. m. was The expenditures for municipal National F ire ...... 64 66 gaged in social service work in this p. m„ m which time the leaves ab kern 6 :0^ 6 :0 0 —To Bo Announced (SO m.) This event is open to children all bound macadam to Julius Varveilo, pected to award the contract to Americans bow to be good Chris* HREWORKS DEATHS kept shut for the time being. Study of tbe tree’s life In the t :3( ^ 6 :M — Your Uneeen Friend— (east and weat and Sherman Roads. activities were <48,085.40 less than phoenix F ire ...... 86 89 state and in northern Italy and sorbed nearly SO per cent of all tha Cent. Beat. over town, and it Is expected that New Haven. supply gasoline for department Police and Sheriffs during the same period of the previ glsss bouse shows that the tree'e carbon dioxide they Look for the eeat: Oroh.—Dixie; Poly Fellieo—w 6.301 feet of loose gravel to Fred automobiles and motorcycles to one J. M O R IA R T Y The Rev. Robert A. Jardine, who ROasla Insurance . . . . 914 11H have gained a hoat of friends 1 :90— 4 :30—Don Winalow of the Navy 1 :46—.6 :4 6 —Del Gersa, Tonor->Dlxle many will take part. Town of Eastford: Bridge over In addition to the National ous fiscal year and left unexpended among tbe Italian people. health depends on the amount of whole day. In September, October 3 45 4:43 Shearer and Howard in Shakes Onuparik.^ New London. of seven local dealers who respond 184 Woodland Street arrived hero yesterday, asserted the BUT 4 IN NATION Travelers ...... 454 469 : .— — Little Orphan Annte— •:0(V—10:0 0 —Andre Baruch Commant— Bigelow Brook on Matwyko Road, Guardsmen. 384 city police and 75 balances In appropriations totaling Tbe speaker said that moat of tbe starch or sugar the leaves can syn and November they took In a little eeat; Johnny Jehnaton Songa—weat webe; Bunny Berlfan Orohostre— pearean Classic; Shown Once ed to a request for bids. A eeml-an- tenner King of England is a "very PnUie Utility Stocks 4 :00— 6 :00—Science from the News beale; Poetlk Maiediaa—woat rpt 20-foot concrete span to Brunalll deputies enforced peace In the $78,000.80. Italians In Glastonbury and neigh thesize from day to day, A. J. Hel- more than 50 per cent in these five 4 :16- 9 :16—Newa A Three X Slatera 6 :90—10:3 0 —Rad Norva and Orehaatra 'tonight and Twice Tomor Construction Co., New Britain. nuai inspection of the department'e religious man.” and reiterated be 1 ontlnucd from Page One) Conn. Lt>6nd Pow. i . 6514 5714 nlcke and N. F. Childers of the Cor 4 :30— 6 :3 6 —Preea* Radio Newe Period 10 0 6 11 00 Tea was pronounced "ta v" until rcr.sonnel and equipment will aleo "dangerous strike zones" proclaim Charity costs this year have been Conn. Pow...... 4414 46>4 borhood come from northern Italy hours. : — : —Bart Block and Orehaatra row. Town of Danbury: 1,644 feet Col- was satisfied he did the "right and seem to be more progreaslve nell experiment station, report. ThU The rest of the dsy the leg 4 i36— 6 :36—Ford Bond on Baeebail— —basic; B. Cummins Oroh.—weat the middle of the 18th century. be conducted. thing” in defying the archbtshap to ed by Sheriff Martin O'Donnell nearly $13,000 less than last year Htfd. Elec. lA; ...... 5714 5914 a. weei: Olen Oarwin. Sen^^natwork 10:3( ^ 11:30—Tommy Dorooy Orohoov— Read Tbe Herald AdTS. in her yard. Howard C. Marsh. 48. within a radius of 1,500 yards of but Indications are that the appro than thejr 'countrymen from the manufacture governs root growth, loafed. They were never At46— 6 :46—Billy A Batty—weef: Or- baaio: AI Traea's Orehaatra—west R A D I O ® ? ? ’ perform a religious ceremony for Roxboro, Mass., was fatally Injured Hartford Gas .: , ___ 31 35 southern part of the country. He start of flower buds for the follow han Annie—midwaat repeat; The 11:00—12:0 0 —Organ and Dance—weat each plant. priation will he overdrawn by about Idle, while there was lighL T$ ------Tonight and tomorrow the State his former King and Mrs. Wallit while tamping powder Into a home So. New Eng. Tel. C®- 150 155 told of the work that has been done .Ihythmeirea Seng—other atetlonb NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK Day A big crowd, booing In chorus, $3,000, a smaller amount than dur ing year, size and quality of apples er stopped until they were W'6 :0 0 — 6 :00—Amee *n* Andy—eeat: Will theater Is presenting Norma Warfield. made cannon. Manufacturing Storks in Glastonbury in redeeming waste Eaetani Standard Tima massed on the rim of a bluff over ing any time In several years. Acme Wire ...... 43 45 and resistance o f the tree to winter Even after they had been Hellandar and Orehaatra—weat BASIC — East: wja wba*wbaa wbal Shearer and Leslie Howard in their Ifr. Jardine said be bad big plans Many .Minor Injuriee land for farms where Yankees have cold. 6 :1^ 9 :1 6 -"Vecat Varlatlaa by Choral wham kdka wgai wxya wlw wayr wmat looking J, the Corrigan - McKinley The difference In total costs last Am. Hardware...... M 36 stiff, if the temperature rose a little 6 :30— 6 :30—Tha SUinla B e/^w eef; wfil waby webr wcky wapd wean wleo interpretation' of the Shakespearean ter his return to Ehigland. too. but Although few died in handling year and this year is a result of a been imable to do so. Several cloudy days'in a row, just he was “not telling” what they plant as several hundred automo Arrow H smd H. com. 60 62 above freezing, the leaves began to Songa by Bonnia Btawari—ebetn wleu: Midwest: wenr wla kwk koil wmn New York, July 6 — (A P )—Amer- elasale, "Romeo and Juliet." The fireworks hundreds suffered burns snr.iller appropriation for temporary He said that the Italian popula when the tree is forming its buds, take in carbon dioxide. 6 :46— 1 :46—Passing Parada weef wmt kao wowo wten: MOUNTAIN— showing of "Romeo and Juliet” to 3 svere. "There's a worw cenrorship! minor injuries. The total in bile-loads of non-strikers rolled Billings and Spencer 54» 61i tion of Connecticut has been in wmaq wow kyw; Orehaa.—network klo kvod kfhf; PACIFIC — kco kfad tca'a town meeting at the elr. which notes. Last year notes totaling Bristol Brass ...... 55 >4 07 >4 profoundly affects their quality and kex kga keca kJr generally sUye in vacation ail night will be at 8:25 with a com over there than Hitler's or Musso Metropolitan New York alone was through the company gates. A creasing steadily with the largest d;0( ^ 7 :00—Ruaa Morgan A Orehaatra heavy fog blanketed the area. The $200,000 were paid. This year the Collins Co...... 125 135- so the fruit crops of the succeeding .ACTRESS A MOTHER 6 :3 6 — 7 :K^Wayna King*a Orehaatra (NOTE: See WEAF-NBC For optlonaJ summer, is interrupting that plan plete show starting at seven Itnl’A” he said. ■84.V Chicago listed 115. amount was only $75,000. number. 75,000, being located In year. The proportion of bright days 7 :0( ^ l:0 6 *Vox Peppara A Quastlona Ust of atationa.) In sermons he will broadcast Fn- crowd cheered the pickets, dimly Colt's Pat. Firearms .6 1 63 Cent. East. thia year for three programs, two o’clock. TTie feature will be pre Among the states New York had Last week tax receipts totaled New Haven. Rev. Rose lauded at the right season, the scientists' 7 :36— l: 3Ch^ehhny Oraan Ravue—to e day and Saturday nights ne hopes seen on the Front street below The Eagle Lock ...... 26 >4 28 >4 Hollywood. July 6.— (A P )—Mar 6 :30— 3 :30—Jimmia FIdlar, Talk—to o 3:3 0 ■ 4 :30—Tha Singing L a d y -_ In July and one in August. sented once tomorrow afternoon and the largest number of fatalities $16,243.51, Tax Collector Samuel Hartford and New Haven public report stated, governed the tree'e t:46— 9 :46—Vie and Sada, Skateh Act to correct the “mistaken Impree- pickets kept up a running fire of Fafnir Bearings...... 124 134 garet SuUavan, who deserted a New Will Hellander'a Orchestra—weat The first, to originate from the once again tomorrow night. The from all causes— 39. Michigan was Nelson. Jr., reported today. The schools for their fine work in teach response to fertilizers. The rate of •:(X ^10:0 6 —Nawai H. da Lang# Oroh. •»46— 4 :4 6 —The Klng’e Men Quartet times are listed in the state adver stoa" that the Duke of Windsor is chatter addressed at the men return Gray Tel Pay Station 71i 8$i ing Italian youth to become good York play for motherhood, joined 6 :90—10:30—Ai Donahua A Orehaatra Institute of Public Affairs at the next with 36 and California third sum Increased the total of tax re photosynthesis was found to play an 4 :0 6 - 6 :00—Newa; M. Wilaen Orehee. tisement today. an iireligious person, he said in an ing to work. Hart and Cooley .... 210 230 American citizens. today with her husband, Leland 10:00—11:0 6 —Rudy Vallee A Orehaatra 4 :30— 6 :30—Preaa-Radio News Period University of Virginia, Cfiiarlottea- with 34. Pennsylvania had 26. Ohio ceipts this fiscal year to approxi important role in the tree'e resist 10:3 6 —11:30—Lana Thompson's Orehaa. Interview. “ Come on, you guys," one of the Hendey Mfg. Co...... 13 15 The attendance prize, donated by Hayward, theatrical agent. In nam 4 :3 6 — 6 :3^ T o n y Rueeell Seng Prog. vllle. is announced for WJZ-NBC at 25, Texas and Missouri 21 each. mately $948,(X)0. Receipts from other ance to pests like aphids and olighL CBS-WABC NETWORK 4 :46— 6 :46—Lowell Themee — eaet: Poses for Plctaree Landers, Frary A Clk. 39 41 Dr. Forbes Bushnell, was won by ing their one-day-old daughter Melodlee of the Summer—weat 9 Thursday night. T h e queetion la Vermont was low with only one strike sentinenls repeated shrilly, sources Increased the total income BASIC—East: webo wade woko wceo Arriving cn the Queen Mary, he death from violence. Mann A Bow. Class A S 10 G. E. WlUis. Virtually all the conditions exist “ Brooke.’’ 6 :00— 6 tO(^Eaay Aeaa, Skit—also eat to be "Can America Remain Neu “why don't you get behind the of the town during the first 46 New Brit. Mch., com . 3414 36'4 wwel wgr wkbw wkre whk wJr wdre 6 :16— 6t16—Senna RubinofF, Violin devoted his first day in New York Ideal weather in most sections of President R. K. Anderson called ing outdoors are present in the seal wceu wjea wpro wfbl wjav; Midwaat: tral ?" Overnight News union? Tom Girdler (chairman of weeks of the fiscal period to approx do., pfd...... 98 105 6 :3( ^ 6 :3C^Lum A Abner—eeat only; It’s The Topic Of to "being interview^ and photo the nation drew motorists to the the attention of members to the ed glass house except that there ia The National Resources commit wbbra wfbm kmbo kmox whea kfeb George Griffan. Tenor Solee—west Speakers are Senator Gerald P. Republic Steel) is just fooling you. imately $1,089,500. North and Judd ...... 36'4 38'-) kmt graphed," as be phrased I t He posed highways by tens of thousands. The work being done In sending twenty- almost no ultra-vloleL the sun rays tee found that public affairs in tha 6 :4 6 * 6 :4^ —Plorenoe George. Soprano Nye of North Dakota and Clark M. He'll make you stew In your own Additional receipts during the re Peck, Stow A Wilcox 13 15 BAST—wbna wpg wbp wheo woro efrb 6 :0 6 - 7 :00—Huabanda A Wivaa, Talk O f Conn ecticut with the aviator who will fly him on toll of 310 traffic deaths was the juice.” mainder of the fiscal year of about two local boys to the Kiwanis camp which cause sunburn. Aa a result United States, In 1936, were ad ckec wlbs wmea waag wnbf wibs wkbn 6 :3 6 * 7 :3 6 ^Bd Quaat, It Can Sa Dent EIckelberger, president of the Russell Mfg. Co...... 82 37 or Coventry Lake for a two weeks' the McIntosh apples, normally rod. ministered b> 175,000 separate fed whio Wfbl 7 :00— 6 :00—B. Bernia and Lada—to e (B y Associated Press) his leetura tour, with Hugh C. largest in more than a decade, com A t 7 a. m., members of the Back- $267,200 will balance the budget and DIXIE—wgst wafe wbre wqem wdod League of Natione Association. paring with 228 during the celebra Scovlll Mfg. Co...... 41 43 vacation. Camp inspection night never turn to that color. eral, state and local agencies. 7 :3 6 — 6 :60—Abe Lyman’s Leva Senge George V. Denny, Jr., moderator of Bmst, president of the radio com to-Work Committee and city police permit the town to pay off tempor Stanley W orks ...... 55 57 klre wree wLeo wwl wtoo krid ktrb 6 :0 6 * 6 ;(X^Tha Othar Amtrieaa, Talk The (Hour Whdrever will be held this Friday evening ktee weco kome wdbo wbt wdee wblg pany financing his trip, and with tion of Independence Day a year estimated 700 men and wDmen of ary school district notes which have 6 :3 6 — 6 :6(^Harpeiehords Entemble the winter broadcasts, will be on New Haven. July 8.— (A P )—Dele ago and 54 ten years ago. Torrlngton ...... 36 <4 38'j when a large delegation of local Kl- wdbj w w re wm bf waja wmbr wale t:0g . 10:00-Newa; NBC Nfoht Club hand as usual. gates re-elected Prof. Alexander A. br. Cbrlstian F. Relsner, who will the normal 1,700 employed entered cost the town more than $35,000 In Union Mfg. Co...... 9 11 ktul kgko wco* wdne wnox kwkb know 6 :30—10:3(^Eddle Varxoa Orchestra TrsLine Fatalities wanians are expeqtad to visit the w fno Granovsky of the University turn hia Broadway Temple Method- the Upson Nut Dvilsion plant. interest since consolidation. U S Envelope, com .. 80 90 WKmm wcha wper wmee weoo 10:(K^»i1 :0O—Oeeraa Olaan A Orehaa. o l Wyoming alone recorded no traf pAce. Luncheon w llf be served by MIDWESTEST - wmbd...... wIbs wlbw kfb 10:1 6 —11:9 6 —M. Fraderlek’a Orehaatra Minnesota aa president of the Na iat Episcopsl pulpit over to the Pass Picket Line With the second half of the cur do., pfd...... 120 130 CBS Is going overseas for a spe fic fatalities. California bad 26, rent property tax due and payable tbe camp staff and a pnogram of tional Organization to r the Rebirth sbigwah prescber next Sunday night By automobile and on foot, the V’eeder Root ...... 123 130 cial broadcast s week from Satur Women Get Together New York 25 and Michigan 19. thia month, and $383,000 not yet sports will be enjoyed. Girls will of Ukraine at tbe closing session of Mr. Jardine, a ruddy, pleasant, men and women quietly entered Whitlock Coll Pipe .. 13 15 10:45— Dorothy Stona — Organ day. It will be 64-year-old “ Little Michigan registered the highest paid on this year's tax, a collec go to the camp for two weeks on the three-day convention here. W. psppsi y little man, said he was eer* the mill gates, past a line of 12 J. B. Williams Co. . . . 35 40 Melodlea. Uppy.” or rather "Happy” Andtewa, ♦etw that the Duke and bis bride number of drownlngs, 15. There tion record of slightly less than 90 Hartford, lieutenant governor of Kalyna of Ansonia was the only pickets who said little but scrutiniz New York Bank and Ins. Stocks the New England district o f Kl- 11:00— Sports— News. who hasn’t shaved in IS years and Ltremely happy. were 11 victims in New York and 10 per cent for the fiscal year will bal Connecticut man honored with of ed the returning workers careful Bank of New York .. 454 464 ivanla, will also visit the camp on WTIC 11:15— Bunny Berigan’a Orchestra. who resides in little Bradfleld. Es in Maasacbusetta. The nation's 142 Tip-Top Market ance the budget and provide fund.s fice, being selected aa a member of Ha aaid his vlewa on divorce "are Bankers Trust ...... 67 69 Friday night. 11:30— Red Norvo's Orchestra. sex, Eng. —Just Think Of It. drownlngs represented the highest ly. One machine-gun was set up by Broadcaattng Swviee, as atrlet as thoae of the Arch* for liquidating the school district Chase ...... Besides his sbllity of spurning the tbe tribunal. number since the 1931 cerebration the National Guardsmen some dis 49(4 514 Hxrtford, Oaim. 12:00— Bernie Cummins' Orchestra. New Haven— William Blanc, about at Canterbury, but I also be- notes. Chemical ...... 12:30 a. m.— Tommy Doraey'a Or razor. “ Little Uppy" is declared to when 181 deaths were ascribed to tance awray from the mill gates. 63 65 Comer Oak and Cottage Sts. 65. of Waterbury, died of a heart at Bsve'tn fair play." Ouaranty Trust ...... 329 339 5 M M W. 10«0 K. a X8X.fi U. cbestra. have an almost inexhaustible flow that cause. The Upson plant is located on the tack at Lighthouse Point park. Ha sasnrtnil the arcbblabop be* Continental ...... 16 A. 0. iT w . GIVE MEDAL Dajltgbt Tima o f words and a talent for healing Airplane accidents caused three banka of the Cuyahoga river, not 18 Tomorrow*a Program Blane was seated on the beach, fully kaved like a politician instead of a Corn Exchange ...... 65(3 Frank De Ciantis, Manager. a. m. deaths. A parachute jumper was far from the heart of Cleveland. 63'4 warts. The broadcast will come clothed when be collapaed and died i4»i4etjir in attempting to withhold First National...... 2130 2180 7:00—ETA ALPHA Programraa — from his favorite “ Pub" as he holds killed in Iowa, Shootings by cele The plant will operate on one TO WAPPING MEMBER Tuaaday. July 6 before medical aid could be aum- tha of a religious ceremony Irving ...... 15 17 Collins Drigga, organist. forth with a group of townsfolk. brants. and industrial mishaps were eight-hour shift dally for the time j N. Y. Stocks p. m. moned. _ from the Duke and hie American* other causes which accounted for Manhattan ...... 324 34 >3 4:00—Lorenzo Jonea. 7:30—Shoppers Special — 1st SeC' being. Ordinarily there are two I .Manufact. Trust . . . . tlon New Haven.— Yale announced the b on fiancee. the 107 fatalities not attributed to 534 554 Olin R. Wheeler Completes .50 4:16— Peraonal Column. Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, tentative award of acholarships to eight-hour shifts. j National City Bank .. 464 7:45— Newa Service. “ I feat that the majority of the fireworks, traffic accldenta or Adam E l y ) ...... 17'4 484 Years As Member of Man 4:S0— Program from New York. Antarctic explorer, la to receive tha 142 applicants for admission to the EngUah people were with me In The movement of state troops In .New York Trust ... 131 135 8:00— Treasure House. W ill Bay drowning. Air Rediic ...... 7114 chester Lodne; Given Award. Open for Business 4:46— The Guiding Light. distinguished service citation o t the freshman class of 1941. The awards, to Akron, aroused speculation. Public ...... 41 8:15— Shoppers Special — 2nd Sec. If- 3 sympathy for the Duke and Duchess Alaska Jun ...... 121i 43 8:00—Nellie Revel. International Society of Christian which Included no one from Connec- of Windsor," he said. Brigadier General Emil Marx, an Title Guarantee ...... 124 144 tion. Allegheny ...... 3 A medal of gold was yesterday 6:16—Choir Bymphonette. Endeavor and the world's Christian Ucut, comprise approximately three- nouncing that 500 soldiers were be Insurance 9:00— Music in the Air. A Full Size Allied (ffiem ...... 229\ j presented to Olln R. Wheeler of 6:80— Don Winslow of tbe Navy. Endeavor Union in a WJZ-NBC fourths of the total amount avail I ing sent there, said he had been in American (Newark) . 12 9:30— Richard Maxwell. COLUMBIA Am Can ...... 101 14 8:46— Little Orphan Annie. broadcast from Grand Rapids, able for freshmen and were par formed there was a prospect of Wapplng by the grand lodge of the 9:40— Newa Service. Am Rad St S ...... 20-'i American Reserve ... 26 28 6:00— News. Mich, Thursday night. The presen tially based on special qualifying ex trouble at the B. F. Goodrich Rub A. O. U. W „ for having completed Wed. July 7 9:45— C lifloN Loomis, Baritone; NEWSMEN HONORED The Junior Studenta League of Am Smelt ...... 91 American Surety .... 51 53 6:16—BaMball Scores. tation is to be made by Dr. Daniel amination required for the firit Nations and StaUs from the Bible ber Co. plant Baltimore American . 50 years aa a member of Manches «:8($—WrtghtviUa aarion. Ivan White, Pianist. Am Tel and Tel ...... 169 6 4 74 ter Lodge. A. O. U. W. 10:00— Betty and Bob. A. PoUng. time this year of all entering school near Binghamton, N. Y., com Goodrich officials, the mayor ol Am Tob B ...... 7844 Excess ...... ' 6 4 6 4 All our fixtures have not arrived but they 6:46— Prank Morgan and Judy Gar FOR SPLENDD WORK In connection with the presenta 10:15—Hymns of AH Churches. acholarahip applleanta prising sU boys, six girls and direc Akron and L L. Callahan, president Am Wat W k s ...... v...... 17"'4 Fid. and Deposit . . . . 121 125 land, guest artist, Freddler Rich's (Daylight time one hour later); tion the local lodge has a record 12:37-rB«tty Crocker. Dreenwlcta. — More than 15,000 tor and wife, gave a fine service in of Goodrich local claiming 12,000 Anaconda ...... ,56 Great American ...... 254 274 are coming in every day and things are Orchestra. Llstenlhg tonight: from the diary of the late Mrs. Olln 10:33— Modern Cinderella. persona attended tbe 13th annual (Oaattmied from Page One) the Conm gatlonal church Satur members, all dente., knowledge of Armour, 111 ...... 1144 Halifax ...... 234 254 7:00—Amoe *n' ,Andy. Talks— WABC-CBS 6:15, Senator Wheeler, written on May 29. 1886, 10:48-John K. Watklna. cowal games held on the Cffiarlra A. day evening. They represented 10 the reason for the ordering of Atchison ...... 79'4 Hanover ...... 314 83 U now well enough organized so that we be* 7:16— Vocal Varieties. Charles O. Andrews of Florida on Moore estate under the auspices of nationalities, each dreeaed In their Home Ins...... 34 36 which read: “O went to Manchester T:S0— Chateau Newa Reporter. 11:00—Heinz Magazine of the Air. oorreapoadent of the 8 t Louis Post- troops into that non-steel strike Aviation Corp ...... 6’ , 11:80— Big Sister. “Reconstructing our F e d s r a the Round Hill Scottish Games As Dispatch, won the plaque for the native costume— American, Ger sector. Baldwin ...... 5*n Home Fire Security . 4 5 tonight to be examined for admis lieve it will give you no inconvenience. 8:00— Johnny with Russ Morgiui. sociation. sion to the A. O. U. W ." 11:45— Aunt Jennies’ Real Life Courts;" WJZ-.NBC 6:15, Dr. H. H beat aetlu at stories on a subject of man, French, Dutch. English. Irish, May Anticipate March Balt and Ohio ...... 28'.j Mass. Bonding ...... 60 >4 624 8:30—Wayne King's Orchestra. Kung, Chinese minister of finance Thompson. — More than 6,000 Ukaranlan. Syrian, Polish and National Liberty ___ The records of the local lodge 9:00— y o x Pop. Storlea. general interest with his coverage It was recalled that earlier in the Bcndlx ...... 20 8 4 9 4 12:00 noon— Ad-Uner. now in this covintry; WJZ-NBC 6:45, Lithuanians from New Ehigland. Welch. Each spoke briefly and North River ...... 25 27 shows that Mr. Wheele^was admit 9:30—Jcftinny Green's Orchestra. of haarlngs before the La Follette steel strike some rubber workers Beth Steel ...... 89'j WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND LOOK 12:15—Edwin C. HUl. Boy Scout Jamboree, Sir Baden New York. New Jersey and Penns>1- there were several musical aelec- Prov. Wash...... 324 34 4 ted aa a member of the Manchester 10:30—Jimmy Fiddler. a v il liberties committee. had attempted a march of sympathy Beth Steel, p f d ...... 115 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent. Powell from London. vanla gathered at Mariana-pdlis tions. The band la traveling in Pref.-Accldent ...... 17 19 lodge on June 16, 1886, but because 10:45— Vic and Sade. Other Winners Into the Mahoning valley, and that Borden ...... 23 •- OVER OUR MERCHANDISE — AND 12:45— Our Gal Sunday. W E AF-N BO -6:15. Vocal varto- college here for the seventh annual their private bus through New Eng Seaboard Surety ___ 29 31 of the necessity of checking rec 11:00—News. Other awards: Can Pac ...... 12'j 1:00— Ruth and Bill. Ues; 7, Johnny and Rvias Morgan; 8, Lithuanian Day celebration. t land. and were scheduled to speak they had been turned back by Security Ins...... 33(4 354 ords the badge was not given until 11:16— Polish Orchestra. "Best non-fiction magazine article Case (J I) ...... 169 BETTER STILL — OUR LOW IBICES. 1:15—Pretty Kitty Kelly. Vox Pop; 8:30, Johnny Green muilc; In Mansfield Sunday afternoon and police. Some Guardsmen expressed Cerro De Pas ...... 69 Springfield Fire A Ma. 114 117 yesterday. 11:45—A i Donahue's Orchestra. a t geaeral interest"— Dr. Thomas 1:30— Dining with George Rector. 9:46, Vic and Sade; 10:30, A i Dona Norwich Sunday evening. They the opinion that troops were being Ches and Ohio ...... 55'i Sun L i f e ...... 580 630 12:00—Weather Report. PEONY BLOO.MH A CENTURY Parran, United States surgeon-gen- were entertained overnight in seven concentrated there now as a pre- U S F and G ...... 13:03— Rudy Vallee's Orchestra. 1:45— To be announced. hue orchestra Chrysler ...... 100\ 22 24 2:00— Newa Thru A Women’s Eyes Electric Range sraL with bis “Why Don't We local homes. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond cautioq acalnst any repetition ot Westchester ...... 35 37 12:30—Lane Thompson's Orchestra. W ABC-CS8 — 6:30, Alexander Muncy. Pa.— (A P ) — A peonv Stamp Out Syphilis'' (In the Read- Col Carbon ...... ; ...... 120»4 Men’s • Women's - Children's —Kathryn Cravens. ilant In the garden o t Mias Sarah Lyman, .Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sqiiler. that march. Col Gas and El ...... l l ’ A Pound of SUGAR FREE With Every 1:00 a m.— Silent. Woollcott finale; 7, Hammerstein arf Digest) Mrs. Florence Badge. Mr. and Mrs. 2:16— Voice of the Consumer. Music Hall; 7:30, Grant Park con IcCarty has bloomed every year A purely "family matter" with Coml Inv Tr ...... 64 HAIR CUTS - 25c. Tomorrow's Program 2:20— News Service. “Best Newsreel"— Arthur Menken, H. W. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. in the union itself was given by $1.00 Worth of Merchandise Purchased cert; 8, Ai Pearce gang; 8:30.-Ben to r a century. Originally in the ComI S o lv ...... ; ...... is n TO DEMAND CHAIR 3 Barbers — No Waiting! a. m. 2:30— Montana Slim. gardei of Dr. E. D. Klttoe, the Paramount News, for his reel "Re- Hunt. Mrs. Jennie Hunt, and Mr. some officials as a possible reason ny Goodman Swing aehool; 9:30, Cons Edison ...... 34'2 On Opening Day. 8:00— Bud Rainey's Reveille. 2:45—Myrt and Marge. t town’s eariieet dentist and phy .00 Usf the Alcazar," made at the $ at Blue Velvet mualc. and Mrs. Henry Hutchins, and their for the movement of troops to Cons Oil ...... : ...... 16 * 6:30— Francis Oonin, Organist. Spanish front hosts and hostesses all repoiicd C U L O T T A ’S 3:00— Manhattan Matinee. sician. the plant wa# given to the Akron. The union president there Cont Can ...... 57 FOR GIRLS’ SLAYER BARBER SHOP 34 Oak St 7:00— Morning Watch— Ben Haw WJZ-NBC— 7, Husbands and "Beat Foreign Radio Repo rung” that they were a fine group ot 3:30— Chirrent Questions before the McCarty family early in the 1850'a. had planned, he said, to have "col Corn Prod ...... 63 thorne. House. wives; 7:30. Ed Guest. "It Can Be —H. V. Kaltenbom, of the Colum young people, and most delightful lectors" at the Goodrich company Del Ijick and W e s t...... je '. 8:0O*-News. 3:45— Poetic Strings. Done:" 8. Ben Bernie: 8:30, Love bia Broadcasting System, for his to entertain. Douglas Aircraft ...... 60S (i'liotinued from Page One) Songa; 9:30, Other Americas; 10, 45 gates today for the collection of 8:15—Good Morning Melodies. coverage at the Spanish front last Miss Enid Hawkins of Brooklyn. union dues from delinquent mem Du Pont ...... 153 8:30— Home Songs. Night club. September 2, when he took his mi N. Y., is spending two weeks at the said he lifted his right hand and de First Floor Installations. bers. The program, however, was Eastman Kodak ...... 175u 6:00— Radio B azu r. T H E COOL crophone o^ the field of batUe home of Mrs. Charles Natsch clared; cancelled, the union leader explain Elec and Mus ...... 414 9:15— Oretchen McMullen. BIUEFIELDS CARNIVAL What to expect Wednesday: Second and third slightly "M eet Outstanding Work of Gen- Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Williams "Before my (3od. I swear 1 killed ing that "other means will be used Elec Auto Lite ...... 38 9:30— Studio Program. All-star big league baseball game aral Interest by a Oolumnist"- and daughter Muriel of Montclair, Gen Elec ...... 54 those three little girls and attacked POPULAR higher. to Influence members to keep dues them." 9:45—LiUidt Trio. at Washington—WEAF-WJC-CB8 Westbrook Pegler, New York World N. J. have opened their summer Gen Foods ...... 37 9:65— Musical Interiuds. ATTRACTS BIG CROWD and WOR-MBS, 1:15 p. m. paid up." Until last night Mr. and Mrs. Doh^t Let Two Things Spoil Special Discount for cash Ttfegram, ter Us series on income home on the Green for the season. Gen Motors ...... 51 "'i 10:00—Mrs. Wlgga o t the Obbage WEAF-NB<3— 12:80. Words and MARKET Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tipped and son Scoff A t Bopubllc’s Claim Merle Everett, parents of two of tax avasions by public offtclala Gillette ...... 14 »4 Patch. Music; 4, Rhythmalres; 5:15, Cjarol 855 Main St. Rabtnow Bldg. Billy, also of Montclair, N, J.. have C. I. O. rallied a police-estimated the victims, had voiced strong doubt and $10 allowance for Hecker Prod ...... l l «4 10:15—John's Other Wife. Dels, songs. "W here Thrifty Shoppers come for the summer to their home 1.500 workers at Cleveland last about the confession. The earnlvai at the Dougherty lot Hudson M o to rs...... 15S 10:80—Just Plain Bill. W A B O C B 8—4:45, Nora SUr- Shop" present cooking equip* on the Hebron road. night Speakers scoffed at Repub "We were told at first Melba and being sponsored by the Blueflelds Int Harv 109 10:45—Today's Cmildren. llng'a program; 5:45, First of series Miss Constance Clapp of Norwich lic's claim that 85 per cent of the Madeline had made an appointment Athletic club got started last night ment. PRESIDENT ENDS Int N ic k ...... 60S 11:00— David Harum. from Institute of Public Affaira will help m the daily vacation Bible workers In Its Cleveland mills were to meet this man in the hills, ’ Your Vacation This Year— Int Tel and Tel .. ns 11:15—Backstage Wife. A good crowd patronised the booths Sumner Welles on "Present Aspects WEDNESDAY school which starts Tuesday of this anxious to quit the strike. Everett said. "W e knew they rides and refreshment stands follow. Johns ManvlIIe . ., 126'4 11:30— How To Be Charming. of World Peace." SPECIALS BRIEF VACATION week, as has been her custom for Republic, of which Tom Girdler— Kennecott ...... would not go that distance alone, Ing the fireworks display. 5944 11:45— “ Old Refrain". WJZ-NBO-12:30. Farm and Opan All Day Wedneaday. several years She will be a guest at thg dynamo of "Little Steel's " re Lehigh Val Rd . . . but It Is possible they would follow The radio program Ulent secured 15 someone they trusted.” 13:00 noon— Doc Schneider's Tex the Parsonage during her stay sistance to C. I O.'s demand for Llgg and Myers B ans. from WDRC, Hartford, proved to be (Oaattmied .mm Page Uac) here. 98 Declared Sane LEAN , S.MOKED signed bargaining contracts— is Loew’s ...... 78 S 13:15 p. m.— Story of Mary Marlin. popular. The Matblaeon trio waa Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lyman of Fitts said four psychiatrists who Lorillard ...... 12:30-^rgan Melodies with Walter seen in an entirely new program and had no cause to fear dlcutorshlp in Meriden spent the week-end and chairman, now has its mills operat 21 >4 had been obeerving Dyer found he : America. ing on every other sector of the Mont Ward ...... 59 S BURGLARS or FIRE Dawley. Pat OToole, the master of cere SHOULDERS $ 00 holiday at the home of their daugh Nash K e l v ...... leas "sane enough to know what he ; 13:45— Singing Sam. monies, was in fine fetUe. Tonight i He also expreaaed the w-ish that ter, Mrs. Chauncy Squler. strike front—In the Mahoning val 17\ Is doing and saying." DELCO I some o f “poise" and "fundamentals ley, In Monroe. Mich., at Buffalo. N. Nat Blsc ...... 24 1:00— Newa and Weather. a new show will be presented with At the morning service of the Nat Cash Reg . . . . Dyer was taken into custody ou will probably close your borne for s(fme time and g;o away on 1:15—Joyce Jordan. Girl Interna. O’Toole in charge. of democracy in this country could Congregational ^Church five new Y., and at South Chicago, scene of 34 Sunday morning. He had under- ! Nat Dairy ...... 20 1:30— Words and Music. 1 9 « 3 0 be transferred abroad for the ben- the early strike riot that cost ten gone a routine questioning earlier In a vacation; perhaps for several week-ends; or for an occasional trip members were received— Mrs Stan Nat Distill ...... 2:00— Fantaale in Rhythm. Oil Burner aftt of naUons lacking in these prin of the strike's 13 fatalities. .30 tbe week but had been released ley Field by letter from the Baptist N Y Central ...... of a few bourn. 3:15— All-Star Baseball Game from ciples and Ideals. 39 S Friday night he reappeared at the If house is wired for an elec church Ilf Willimantlc, and Mr. and B. J. Damlch. regional director N Y .NH and H . .. Griffith Stadium. Washington, D. With the MoneY-Saving Speaking of the growing com- Mrs. Frank Thiem and Mr. and 4 police station and remarked: SIRLOIN of the strike, told the Cleveland North Am ...... 2514 WAPPING tric range. plexiUea" of government sa econom "I beard you were looking for Mrs. .'Vewlon Smith by confession ot rally not to be misled by the sight Packard ...... 8'^» bat an unfortunate slid unwelcome aurpriae to receive a mete ic condlUoDs change, he said: faith. Little Nancy Smith, daugh of smoke rolling from hie company me." STEAKS Special discount for cash Param Piet ...... 2114 A fter that he was shadowed by sage while you are away, or to learn on your return that burglars or Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Laabury. ” 1 hope the new generation, just ter of .Mr. and Mrs. Newton Smith stacks today. Penn ...... 39 Thin-Miz Control Bke the older generation, will real was also baptized. detectives and arrested Sunday. fire invaded your home during your absence; to find that valuable 4 Jr., of Eaat Wlndaor HIU, attended but NO allowance for "They'll probably burn some tar Phelps Dodgs ...... 47 The beautiful weather of the holl- Fitts said Dyer confessed after 11 tze that in meeting these new condj- paper and the stuff they use for Phil Pete ’ ...... 5844 papers, securities, silver, jewelry or other valtlables had been stolen the boat races at New London, and present cooking equip tlons we are not changing the fun