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VOL. XLII., NO. 212, (Classified Advertising oii Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1928. (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS
GEN. PERSHING NOT HOOVER EASILY IN POLITICAL FIELD When Stultz Pilots the Friendship Cherbourg, France, JUne 6. 4> ‘lA D Y U N O r — Reports current from time to time that the name of Gen. FLYERS WINS RACE FOR John J. Pershing might be SET FOR HOP placed before the Republican national convention in Kansas PARTY ENVOYS City next week held no special Interest for the famous Ameri A C R ( ^ OCEAN can soldier when he sailed at HOP TO BRISBANE midnight for New York on the His Machine Rolls Down All liner Leviathan. Arrangements for the general’s departure had MissEarhart and Crew of been conducted so quietly they Last Minute Change in Plans Opposition From the were almost a secret. He was To Fly Across Ocean asked if his return had any Friendship May Start Lat Made— Sontherq Cross to thing to do with rumors that Field— Contests Are Nclw he would be a candidate for the On Their Honeymoon nomination for president. Gen er Today or Tomorrow; Start Tonight hstead of eral Pershing laughed as he re About Half Finished. plied: Adverse Winds. “ Anyone in the public eye Paris, June 6— A rapid fire^thusiast, and to pilot Young’s three Tomorrow as Originally today might he called a ‘dark courtship lasting less than a week motored Fokker in a non-stop flight Kansas City, June 6 — Rolling horse.' But I assure you that in resu^d today in the marriage of from Le Bonrget to New York via Trepassey Bay, N. F., June 6.— smoothly along like a high-powered my own case I am returning Murray J. Kangun, o: New York the Azores. Planned— Next le g o f merely to look after personal ; Fueling of the Fokker monoplane City and Miss Bernadine Guttman, and luxurious limousine, the Hoover “ I hope to start in 10 days,” said affairs.” I Friendship, in which Miss Amelia of Chicago. Kangun. “Now that I am married Trip 1,795 Miles. machine was pointed tbday toward .------ They plan a non-stop airplane Earhart, of Boston, hopes to fly the my bride will accompany me. It a sweeping and well-nigh complete flight to America as part of their will be a honeymoon, non-stop, victory in its first big test against Atlantic, was completed soon after honeymoon. trans-Atlantic flight.” the field, which was provided by the dawn today. Pilot V\ xln:er Stultz Kangun, who is president of the Kangun said he served in the BULLETIN ! "o delegate contests before the SOVIETS DOUBT pud Mechanic Louis Gordon put the Bronx Aviators’ club, met Miss 72nd Observation Squadron of the Republican national committee. finishing touches on the big red and Guttman on a liner coming to U. S. Regular Army. After his dis Suva, Fiji ''Islands, Jaim Seventh.— Barring a last min-” Victorious on the first day. equal gold plane, inspected the motors, France last week. The couple fell charge he was engaged in flying ute change in plans, the plane ly victorious on the second, ihe the wing supports, the fuselage and in love and were marridd at the at Honolulu and "later flew a mail SOSCAILSCAME first opportunity. Southern Gross will hop today Hoover managers swung into the the landing gear and then announc j route between Boston and New third day apparently in supreme ed? Kangun arrived with C. F. John York. Young furnished the pres from Albert Park to Naselai ^ control of the party mechanism. son, a mechanic, to Join P. F. ent plane and is financing the Beach at 11 a. m. (three p. m.. "We are all set to start. ’ Pacific coast tlibe June sixth). There appeared to be no stopping FROM m C lB L E Conditions were unfavorable ear Young, a wealthy British air en- flight. them. Revising his plans. Captain ly in the day but the three dyers Kingsford-Smith announced The contests are half over. Thirty- were hopeful that they would im seven of them have been heard and A T i. A M T 1 C that all three of his flying com prove enough to re:mit a take off panions in addition to himself judged by the national committee May Halt Relief Expedition either this evening cr tomorrow and Hoover has won 35 of them. morning. LEFT MILLIONS, REFUSE wonid be in the plane when it His managers could, in fact, have WFOUN:DL('F!0 takes off from here for the won the other two had they cared Which Was to Start for beach from which It is to start to exert their strength, but for its 1,705-mile hop to Australia. T(?ESPASSEV TO PUT ON MORE SH LE The hop off for Brisbane, future organization reasons they BANDITS AND COPS chose to seat two influential negro Franz Josef Land in Few 'HALIFAX Australia, will be made this afternoon at 3 p. m., (7 p. n».,. leaders from Louisiafta, t BOSTON O C C The Moral Effect Days. nCHT FOR PAYROLL Fortunes C ^ e Too Late For Pacific coast time June 6) if , The moral effect of this steady CAPT. ULM TELLS there is no mishap. /new vock succession of victories probably is more important than the 35 seats I Suva, Fiji Islands, June Seventh. Moscow. June G.— The fate of Jersey Folks— Does Not themselves, important as they may This unusual photo of the interior of the tri-motored seaplane OF PACfflC HOP — After a day spent in tireless in be when the balloUng stage is the Nobile Polar expedition . was Friendship shows Wilmer Stultz, co-pilot with Miss Amelia Earhart on Two Policemen Shot and One spection of beaches and Ipvel lands. reached. For one' thing, it has plunged into deeper doubt and the their trans-Atlantic flight, seated at the controls. On either side of the Trouble Them at All; Have Captain Charles Kingsford Smith, narrow passageway are two huge gasoline reservoirs holding 250 gaHons -commander of the America to Aus given the Hoover manuigers ‘the whole question of Russian relief Robber — Escape With winning habit,” and for another it each. These were refilled at Trepassey. N. F., the last stop on the tralia expedition on the monoplane was thrown into confusion today by American continent. Below is a map showing the route from Boston to No Plans. Co-P3ot of Southern Cross Southern Cross, late today selected has afforded them the opportunity London. • they wanted to get their machine developments which indicated that 150,000-Big Hunt On. a long stretch on firm sand at Nase operating smoothly and without the recent fragmentary radiograms lai, 20 miles from here, as the site friction. which were supposed to have come New Brunswick, N. J., Juno 6.— Tells Natives of Suva for the take off of the trans-Pacific In comparison with .he easy effic from the Italia, did not emanate Blue blood that flows in their veins craft to Brisbane, Australia. from that source at all. Detroit. Mich., June 6.—-One I^s efforts to locate a suitable iency of the Hoover organization, Chicago Girl Acclaimed is the sole reason why half a dozen About His Trip. the opposition has appeared unor- After studying the alleged "S O policeman is dying, another was U'ke off site meeting with success. ganized and to a considerable extent S” ^ wireless calls ....uand the circum- 99 shot in the foot and one bandit is people in New Brunswick who for Captain Kingsford-Smith definitely leaderless. At least, there has been attending them, experts at- ^‘Beauty Queen O f World years have lived in modest circum announced that the hop for Bris believed to have been wounded Suva, Fiji Islands. June 6.-r-In no unityunltv ofnf direction.dfrocHnn tached to the communication.s stances, find themselves today bane, 1.795 mles away, bn the third branch of the Soviet have begun to when six men armed ith revolvers replying to the official Ivelc^ev ex leg of the expedition IwUl'be made Many Party Caittaiiis literally “ rolling in wealth.” Kansas City is undeniably filled discredit them. The government re and sawed-off shotguns held up the tended to him and his courageous tomorrow. lief committee which was formed Galveston, Texas, June 6.— Miss''»;took down second prize money of with party captains who do ■ 't cashier of the Detroit News today Their good fortune is due to a companions of the monoplane The irtrepid Australian ace, who to.aid the search for General No Ella Van Hueson, otherwise “ Miss ’ $1,000. other winners were; millionaire’s secret, but lifelong with his three companions has al and escaped with a payroll estimat Southern Cross at a public recep bile and his 17 missing compan Chicago.” today resigns . as “ the ' „ ed at from $20,000 to $5J,000. pride in aristocratic birth and his ready covered 5,538 miles in a (Continued on page 2) ions, said today they hesitated to ^ Rome, “ Miss'Italy,” third, $500. beauty queen of the universe. ^ Mildred EHene Golde, of Denver, The dying policeman ,4s George desire to hav^e the best _fa llie s ” tion in front of the Suva Town trans-ocean flight from Oakland, make any move until they had live in the style which he felt they Hall today. Captain Charles T. P. CaliL, to Suva, via Honolulu, pro more satisfactory data to work on. Already selected as tirr’r$If$sl'’5F’^TSfi[gs1Ct,ioraaou'’ fourtbi $160. Harsted, 28, a traffic officer staSion- the American girls entered in the: Audrey Reilley of Charleston^ ed at Second and Lafayere Boule deserved. Ulm, co-pilot on the America-to- nounced the take off site at Naselai Whether this decision will halt When James B. Ford, former safe and satisfactory. f i m y m u m international beauty pageant here, “ Miss West Virginia,” fifth. $100. vard. The other officer is Guy T Australia Air expedition, portray the Russian expedition to Franz Craig, T9. vice-president of the United States Miss Van Hueson last night eclipsed Miss Van Heus4n is a distinctive ed in a few terse sentences the To Start Early Josef Land was not certain. Rubber Co., died on March 29, he Belief is growing that the frag forty dazzling rivals for the judges’ .type. She has golden brown hair Craig said he shot one of the hardships and perils encountered He hopes to take off from Albert TO BE REORGANIZED mentary messages which were sup decision as “ Miss Universe.” and hazel eyes, a slender, supple bandits as they starteo to re-enter left a fortune of $14,000,000. on the memorable flight from Ha Park her for Naselai early tomor posed to have come from the Italia , Along with the title goes $2,000 build, rather above, medium height. their automobile. The bandit fell “ To those friehds whose birth waii to Fiji. row, flying the SouthvrL Cross for were from amateur senders, who as first prize money. She is 22 years old. and was picked up by his comrades and breeding deserve a more luxu His speech follows: ' the 20-mile distance, alone. probably mistook • other ra/lio- Ten beauties from foreign coun The two foreign prize winners are and thrown into their car. The rious means of living,” the will “ I must steal this stock opening All day, the flight comn^itider Eugene Meyer Selected By grams as calls from the lost pai- tries were among those outdistanc decided brunettes, having dark eyes bandits kept up a steady barrage stated, the residue of the Ford phrase from my colleague Smithy; traveled from place to place on the lodn. ed by the golden-haired “ Miss and jet black hair. The Colorado of shots all the while. riches was left as follows: the only difference between a cag islands, 'eeking a spot of ground that would prove suitable for the Chicago.” She succeeds Miss Doro beauty is a blonde with long golden All Well Dressed To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bishop, ed parrot and an aviator is that President to Reshape Our thy Britton of New York, last year’s curls. “ Miss West Virginia” has The sextette parked their car— a <$1,000,000; to. John Bishop, $1,- one can speak but cannot fly, while take off of the huge plane, which “ Miss Universe.” light brown hair and blue eyes. blue machine— in front of the main j 000,000; to Mrs. Sarah Demott* the other can fly but cannot speak. will be loaded with 950 gallons of WILL NOT DEBATE Mile. Raymonde Allin of Paris. entrance to the News building on 'Stevens, $500,000; to Miss Sarah “ I wish to convey to you our sin gasoline for the hop to Brisbane. Banking Poheies. All of the prize winners have cere thanks for all that has been France, entered as “ Miss France,” long hair. i Lafayette Boulevard. One man V. Clark, $333,323; to John De English airmen, who are resi stood guard on the curb, one re Mott, San Diego, Calif., formerly of done for us in Suva. This is the dents! here, accompanied Captain WITH MISS BURKE mained in the machine, and four__ New Brunswick, $500,000. first, reception we have had since Kingsford-Cmith bn his inspection Washington, June 6 — A far Once Were Rich starting on our jaunt. We are not trips. The flier was also aided by all young and well-dressed— went used to them. into the building, carrying their It would be difficult to write the members of the local pu'oiic works reaching reorganization in the farm LAWN FETE OPENS j THAW IS BARRED “ We have had so many critics committee and his companions on loan system has been brought about weapons under their coat . . history of this part of New Jersey without making frequent references because so many people have the expedition, Captain Charles T. . They strolled calmly to the sec drowned on flights such as ours. by Eugene Meyer, former head of Shaw, British Playwright ond floor, walked back to the to the Fords, the Bishops, the De P. lilm, co-pilot; Harry W. Lyon, the War Finance Corporation, sel TOMORROW NIGHT I BY THE BRITISH But Smithy and I spent ten months navigatty; and James Warner, cashier s cage, which is completely Motts, the Stevens and the Clarks., of hard work in America before we ected by President Coolidge to re surrounded by desks, and isolated These names are to this state what radio operator. Says He’ll Not Discuss started and got together the finest Filling Tanks shape the government’s agricultur in the center of the spacious gen the Cabots and the Winthreps and equipment ever taken across the al banking policies, it was disclosed eral business office. the Carvers are to New England. ocean on an airplane. We also faced After the Southern Cross is trans today In the annual report of the Salaries of Stage Hands, | Community Club’s Annual | American is Stopped as He They fired twice into the ceiling All of them once had wealth com the further difficulty that usually ferred from Suva, to Naselai, the farm loan board. i then commanded the 100 employes mensurate with their ancestry. besets aviators. We were ‘broke’ work of loading the fuel supply into Meyer’s report contains an en- | to stand up and hold up their But fortune is fickle and the most of the time. Finance is the its tanks will begin. The gasoline, Outdoor Social Offers | Tries to Leave Steamship hands. All complied. oil and fliers’ luggage which is to couraging note for agriculture. He London, June 6.— George Ber ^ , riches of these ' families melted hardest part of flying. Two of the thugs scaled the ten- away, all expect Mr. Ford’s whose be loaded into the plane will be declared 'hat there are indications nard Shaw, playwright, letter writ Little of Everything of a turn in the tide and that “ not $1,000 in Prizes. at Southampton. foot wire wall of the cage and drop millions grew with the wave of war- “ I had medioqre knowledge of transferred from Suva to Naselai only has the bottom of depression er and one of the world’s most ar ped inside. The other two kept everything except manning the con early tomorrow aboard the govern- , in farm values been reached, but gumentative citizens, today de- their guns trained on the employes. (Continued on page 2j trols. I knew a little bit of every ment yacht Pioneer. that values are gradually improv j dined to enter Into a debate with The cashier, George Nichol, was thing. One morning I talked to Cap Captain Kingsford-Smith an ing. Purchasers are beginning to Miss Billie Burke, American actress More than a thousand dollars’ Southamptin, England, June 6.— covered and prevented from reach tain Miller, the expert navigator nounced that he will hop from Suva realize the attractive prices at which upon the merits of the proposition worth of high class prizes will be Harry K. Thaw, who arrived here ing his weapon. The pair picked up of the America, by telephone. He for Naselai in the Southern Cross satchels containing the payroll en farms generally can be obtained. that stage hands should receive given away to lucky persons who from New York on the liner Aqui- said he'had the very man we want as soon as the low tide permits to the same salaries as stars. velopes, and climbed back over the MORE SUITS BROUGHT ed as navigator. He told me about Myer said. attend the sixth annual three-night morrow. Albert Park faces the Miss Burke, who is in New York, tania, was barred by the immigra cage wall. Lyon. Of course. Captain Miller ocean. Low tide time is about three “ During 1927 the farm loan sys Community Club Lawn Fete which tem has passed through a period of cabled a challenge to debate after tion authorities and not allowed to As they, retreated backward to BY RADIUM VICTIMS said, Lyon had his faults. For one o’clock (Fiji time). vicissitudes that have engaged the she had read Shaw'’s book “ The In will start tomorrow evening on the land on British soil. the head of the stairway,' one of thing, Lyon Is a humorist. But It It was definitely decided on.ght close and constant attention of the telligent Woman’s Guide to Social “ White House” grounds. This in Thaw was told that he must re the men stuck his gun in the side is a valuable fault and combined that the American members of the ism and Capitalism." with his expert knowledge of navi board and the Farm Loan Bureau formation was given out last night main on shipboard and- return to of the information desk operator, Twenty Former Employes of crew, Harry W. Lyon and James . After receiving the cabled chal the United States on the same ves Misj Augusta Hugg, 21, and forced gation induced us to take him Warner will continue the flight to has undergone a thorough reorgani by Robert M. Reid, general mana New Jersej:^ Firm Asks For along. zation to meet the situation,” the lenge Shaw dashed off a letter to sel. The Aquitania will sail on Sat her into a corner until his com Australia. Announcement to this the London Evening Standard in ger of the Lawn Fete, who has per urday. rades had passed. Medical Examinations. “ Now, if we had our choice of all report added: sonal charge of this work. All of the effect was made by Cai tain Ulm at which he said in part: The_ action of the immigration At the bottom of the stairway, the navigators in the world for an Much Progress articles have arrived and are now Ne\V York, June 6— A score of a ball given in honor of the fliers. His Letter authorities came as a surprise as it the four men opened fire across the other such flight, we would again “ A great deal of progress has “ I think Miss Burke, being an stored in the Community Club. foyer, clearing the way to the front additional %uits may be brought been made in the way of reorganiza The prizes are really much bet had been Intimated by the .home intelligent woman, has a certain office se-veral days ago that no bar door. There were a dozen or more against the United States Radium (Continued on page 2) tion and improvement during the sense of the value of publicity. She ter than those distributed at any persons in the lobby, but none was Corporation now that it has set year and substantial results have previous Lawn Fete and are also of would be put in the way of Thaw’s SECOND MERRICK GIRL is quite welcome to share any I can landing. in. range of the bullets. tled $10,000 and a $600 annuity been achieved. For the most part afford her but I am not disposed to a new type. The big prizes actually on each of five girl employess who the banks of the system are in good cost $3.50 apiece which tends to On account of his sensational es STATE-CHURCH DISPUTE cross the Atlantic. Perhaps there capades and especially his trial for sued, contending they were dying GETS EARL FOR HUSBAND condition; a comparatively small has been a little misapprehension. prove that the lucky ticket holders of radio-active poisoning. number are confronted with situa What I suggested in my book was or number guessers will more than the murder of Stanford White, it had been intimated in some quar Dr. Harrison S. Martland, medi IN MEXICO NEAR END tions which require vigorous atten that stage, hands should receive the be rewarded for their small invest FAISTEAD, OUTSffiER, cal examiner of Essex County, N. J., Her Mother Known as “ Queen ment. The four principal prizes will ters that the British authorities tion , but their solution will be same share of the national in said he had received more than of the Night Clubs” in Lon facilitated by the improvements in come as actors and actresses. The be special tri-motored airplanes might take a leaf from the note with propellers that actually whirl WINS FAMOUS DERBY twenty requests . for examination Report Has it That Dwight W. don. management and methods and the stage hand has a pretty steady in book of the United States immigra but referred each prospective cooperation of the Farm Loan come but the actor has periods of with the moving of the plane, large tion officials and invoke a charge Morrow Is Working for an silting rabbits in different colors, patient to a private physician. London, June 6.— A second Board.” unemployment that are most des of "moral turpitude” against Thaw. Mrs. Marian Clapper Valese, of « Agreement. Three Receiverships perately difficult. something entirely new and fascin However, the home office officials daughter of Mrs. Kate (“ Mother” ) Pays 33 to 1— Flamingo Runs East Orange, who worked for the Merrick, so-called “ Queen of the There were three receiverships of ating, walking-talking baby dolls at London last week said that noth Rome, June 6.—r-Negotiations for “ Actors are a very large body of with real hair garbed in the latest Second and Black Watch is company eight months in 1921, be Night Clubs,” entered the British banks during the year. Comment persons. Their ranks are not co^^- ing of the kind -was under contem pacification of the quarrel between Paris'fashions, Indian bed blankets, plation. Third.* lieves herself affected by the Peerage \da the altar route today ing on these as the first in the his fined to what are called stars en radium’s Alpha rays. the Mexican state and the Catholic when Miss May Merrick was mar 60 inches by 80 inches, In various Expected No Trouble church are under way, it was learn tory of the system, the report point joying startling successes. Miss colors, and many other useful ar Epsom, Eng., June 6.— More It is understood she has consult ried to the Earl of Kinnoul. ed out that “naturally public con Burke, of course, has seen so much Thaw told companions on ship ed an attorney, preparatory to filing ed this afternoon from a source The engagement was announced ticles such as trays, pots,*- kettles, board that he,, did not,,expect any than a quarter of a million specta close to the Vatican. Pope Pius XI fidence was impaired.” Difficulties of stage hands who get a great deal aluminum ware, not to mention tors, including most of the mem an action. last November but the earl could threatened some of the other land more than actors, l dare say, she is difficulty in entering England or Two of the five girls granted a had an engagement to confer this not marry under the divorce decree Japanese parasols, swagger sticks bers of the royal family and hun evening with Bishop Ruiz Y Flotes, banks and joint stock land banks. ■quite familiar with the idea.” and lots of other worthwhile prizes. any other foreign country as he dreds of American tourists, saw settlement, Mrs. Edna Hussman and obtained by his first wife until six The farm loan system has demon merely planned a short pleasure of Michoacan, Mexico, when the months' ^ad elapsed. The time was Must Please Public Felstead, an outsider, with Jockey Miss Katherine Schaub, have suits Mexican 'cleric was to present the strated its soundness and useful- When she sent her cabled chal Mr. Reid wants everybody who trip and expected to return Home against the Luminite Company of up last week. It was reported that lenge to debate Miss Burke said: H. Wragg up, win the world famous outline of a plan for agreemenL less,” the report said. attends the Lawn Fete to go away within a few weeks.' He said he Derby on Epsom Downs this after Newark. The action^ are likely to the ceremony w^oiild be performed “ Banks that have not entertain- "Mr. Shaw’s proposal that stage well-satisfied. He feels that this is wished to ..view some of the "old noon. The details have not h^en revealed, at a registry office on Saturday,
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next week that not a few of them ' are giving serious consideration to HOOVER EASD.Y the vice presidential selection. C M C A C O lW r S NATIONAl W NAMES LEFT MILUONS, REFUSE RUSSIANS PLANNING Thus far the vice-presidential IWSrSBIRTOlAY m, talk has gone in '.wo dlrectiona— ITS BEST MARKSMEN WINSRACEFOR to the east and to the west. It is, TO PUT ON MORE STYLE SEARCH FOR NOBILE HEMURBIMIS argued by some that Hoover bein^ CONCERTTOMdfT K'- accounted . Californian, an eastern (Contlnned from Page J.) man must be given a place on the Those Who Won One or More -- 1’ P M Y ENVOYS ticket for geographical reasons as AarUSEJtOUTE Medals on the Ranges; Next Famous Arctic Expert to Start Providence Jeweler Confuses time prosperity.. His sorrow at fhe Saturday For Trip to F i^ z ~ % well as for the reason that Gov, A1 Rifl0 Match. Beethoyen Glee dab to Ren financial disaster that overtook the He Killed fifrs. A’Bare at (Oontliiued from Page 1.) Smith is strong in the- east.'By old friends was revealed only at his Josef Land. Her Home. others it is contended that second Chicago.— Alarmed by sugges Hartford, Conn., June' 6.— The deatth. ‘ * ' — — . I . ' li place on the ticket in any event tions from the east^ that Chicago der Program in Store; Moscow, June 6.=—The Soviet Want to see Herbert Hoover nom' Connecticut National Guard has es Game Too Late Providence, R. I., June 6.— ated next week and more of them must go to the rebellious and dis would be ignored In laying out the tablished a list of “ distin^ished ice-cutter Mallgin, carrying an air contented grain belt. new airplane-train passenger route marksmen” including any enlisted But there i» a fly in the ointment plane and a searching expedition ih$i;;tfe: |BhQtvh:5r 6ecause fc.*/® wrivlng on every train. But PabHc Welcome. of all this good fortune. Riches there is no organization among “ Hoover-and-Curtis” is a ticket across the United States, leaders man or officer who has won one headed by Prof. Vlza, a famous he loved her, George G ., Robbins, them, and there is no comprehen that would be contemplated with a here have launched three projects or more medals in service rifle com have come too late. It appears, to Arctid authority, is expected to 49, local jeweler, confessed to the change the curren^t of these half- sive plan for ‘'stopping” him out vast ar'ount of satisfaction by some designed to retain for Chicago air petitions or has represented Con leave Archangel, Russia, Saturday murder of Mrs. Mary M. A’Eare, side of the rather nebulous draft- of the Hoover leaders. The Kansa% leaderships suggested by its geo necticut’s National Guard at na Manchester people are cordially doeen lives. These people have be- to scour Franz Josef Land for 3S, on the stairway of her home, c o ^ too acenstomed to modest cir Coolidge movement ^sponsored by Senator voted, for the McNary- graphical position. tional matches. The list was estab invited to attend a freee concert at Gen. Umberto Nobile and the other according to the police. Haugen bill, and then made himself The first movement is Intended lished to date from January 1, the store of C. E. House & Son. cumstances to blossom forth into 17 members of the missing Italia Tenants-in the spartmepc bouse Charles D. Hilles of New York, and luxury. , ^ the somewhat hkzy plans for a a possibly compromise candidate to bring pressure on financiers 1927, and as finally announced Inc., tonight when the 75th anniver expedition. where the. death shots were fired gigantic mass-meeting of farmers in by turning around and voting to back of the proposed train-plane contains the following names: sary celebration of the firm will be Arthur Bishop and his" wife The expedition will establish an e.arly today, told police they heard a tented city here during the con sustain President Coolldge’s veto of route, to make Chicago a pivot and Major A. Frederick Oberlin, begun. The Beethoven Glee club, a would not leave their old home and airplane base in the northwest re a. man aifd woman in bitter argu vention. division on the route. Captains Frederick G. Reineke, local organization of young men their neighbors for all the gold in gion of Nova Zembla. The plane ment on the stairway leaoing co the the world. Her maiden name was “ You can’t stop something with Second, plana> are being made Ashley J. Griffin, Gustave W. Ober- render the concert. ’ will reconnoiter f r ^ the base in second ilv ir .and then h^rd the nothing,” was the rather glum sum for a service uHllzIng day planes lin and John H. ^Liebke; Second The program will be given be Dufl--one of the Duffs of Virginia an attempt to verify messages pick woman screair. Shortly after, they mary of one anti-Hooverlte. from here to Ogden, Utah, connect Lieutenants William H. Cox and tween seven o’clock and nine o’clock T-and her ancestors once owned ed up by Russian radio stations, .••aid, shots rang out and the flee ing there with trains for San Fran John E. Woodilla; Sergeants In the House store on Main street. great estates In the south. which stated that Nobile had made ing foots'eps a man were he.ard. Not the Convention ABOUT TOWN cisco and Los Angeles. James J. Eg^n, August J. Alm- No merchandise will be sold, the “ About the only thing we’ll do a safe landing on Franz Josef Land. Raymond E, Robinson, n-ist door The Republican national commit A huge airfield on the lake- stedt, Stanley J. Shlmkus and Law concert bein« a treat to local people with our million,” she says, “ is to Prof. Viza Is thoroughly familiar aeighbor. told the police that he 3 tee, of course, is not the Republican front of Lake Michigan is the third rence C. Gordon, and Private Ray by the concern in) honor of its birth take a trip to see some of my rela with the geography and topography beard a man’s voice scream *'"fou national convention, and the fact project wlilch is being launched. mond T. Willys. day. tives in Charlottesville, and maybe of Franz Josef Land. He said today won’t have him. Vou’ll have mo and that the Hoover forces control the Mrs. Frank V. Williams has called Alarmed By Report. These marksmen are not to be Tomorrow House’s anniversary- help some public charities.” that Nobile knows of the existence nobody else.” k ' committee is no conclusive proof a rehearsal for tomorrow afternoon Word was brought here that fi allowed to compete for medals In sale begins. Special offers'are be His brother, John, who Is 71 and of a cache of food supplies at Robbins at . first denied any that they can equally control the at 3:30 for the Children’s Day nanciers in New York planned to individual matches in the future ing made in all lines of merchan looks like 55, is virtually a re Flora Cape, Franz Josef Land, and knowledge of the affair, according convention but the committee mem exercises Suhday at Second Congre exclude Chicago in the rail-air but may fire in such Snatches for dise and souvenirs will be'given all cluse. He is an attorney, but aban would probably locAte it if his men to the police, but when brought to bers are representative of the party gational church. transport service. practise and fire on company and purchasers. doned active practice years ago. lacked food. the room "where the body of the machines in their various states Railroad men, business men and regimental teams. “ If I had my share of that fortune The ice-breaker Percey, which is dead woman was, broke down and and it is a brave committeeman Boy Scouts of Troop 5 will meet shippers immediately met here and The National Guard also an this minute,” he declared, “ I would now plying off the Murmansk coast confessed, police said. who deliberately flies in the face of tonight at the Swedish Lutheran formed protests, to be sent to In nounces a rifle competition to be do something for an old fishing pal will be used by the expedition as Mrs. A’Hare was the wife of Church at 7 o’clock. Leonard- H. held on the state range at East a relay station. James A’Hare and the divorced his state sentiment. Those who do fluential persons in Washington RECITAL THIS EVENING of mine, who Is 111 and In reduced are usually .upt members of tte Johnson of Holl street will talk to and New York, asking that Chicago Haven Saturday and Sunday, June ■wife of William Mulvey of Provi the scouts on “ Electricity.” He is 16 and 17. Company matches will circumstances. I can’t think of any dence, the police stated. She bad committee very long. be made one of the pivot points In other use I might have for money. In the case of these contests, the connected with the Hartford Elec the new system. be held between teams of six men AT KEMP’S MUSIC HOUSE PUBUC RECORDS one son by the former marriage. tric Light Company. and one alternate from any com Im comfortable here and I members here voted almost invari The proposed AtlanUc-Paclflc wouldn’t know what to do in a biv ably in line with the known senti service will give forty-eight hour pany, troop, or battery In the Na house. ® tional Guard, an individual rifle Certificate of Foreclosure. ment of their respective states. The The Past Matrons association of service .between New York and Los At eight o’clock this evening at Miss Clark, Temple Chapter, Order of the East match, and a regimental match. Kemp’s Music House at 765 Main at her little farm Jacob Turner vs. Frank Sokol committeemen from Hoover states Angeles. several miles out of the city, insist HARTFORD'S COSIEST in every Instance have supported ern Star will have its regular Scores made then will be consider street, Katherine Halliday Howard isky, The William G. Glenney Com Advantages of Chicago, because ed thii, "I’m a plain woman and I’m pand and the Watkins Brothers Inc. Hoover contestants: the members monthly meeting tomorrow after ed in choosing men to represent will present in recital her students of the amount of business, which Connecticut at the Camp Perry, not going in for any nonsense just Blrtlis. from anti-Hoover states like Indl noon at the home of Mrs. F. C. Til- might be had here, and because oi! of the pianoforte and vlolihcello. den, 40 Russell street. Ohio, national matches. The program will be as follows: because Mr. Ford left me some Up to today the doctors and ana and Illinois and Iowa have In^ its geographical and commercial money.” others who have to make returns of variably voted for their opponents. Piano, "A Happy Thought,” by position, were recited in the petl births in Manchester have filed but A few have been found on both The Beethoven Glee Club will Low, Acquila Pretraltls. The other legatee, Mrs. Stevens, ALLVN tions forwarded to New York and 19 births.- They have until June 15 t-i sides of the fence. W. M. Butler, gather at the store of C. E. House Chicago. CAPT. ULM TELLS .Piano, "Dainty Gavotte,” by N. had planned no further than the Bishops and Miss Clark. Mrs. to get their returns in. zoo AMylbni H n itforc the chairman, is one of these. & Con., Inc., shortly before 7 This city, the“ protests said, has Louise Wright, Kate Glorgettl. Piano, “ Apple Blossoms,” by F. Stevens is in comfortable circum Deaths. ' Massachusetts is uninstructed, but o’clock this evenlnig and will give a no Intention of being “ cheated of SUBURBAN DAY concert between 7 and 9 in con . OF PACffIC HOP H. Dickman, Edward ’Turkington, stances. She has a pretty home and Twenty-two deaths, 19 locally it expected to go for Hoover, with its natural heritage In the field of and three out of towm, but local OFFERING Butler Included. nection with the seventy-fifth an Cello, “ Cantilena,” Goltermann, one of her two daughters is a stu- commercial aviation.” Marian Roberts. dent^at Wellqsley, residents, are reported for the In the face of this superior Hoo niversary of this men’s clothing Urgent demand for completion (Continued from Page 1.) establishment. Plano, “ Happy Hours” by Ora month of May. ver organization and tactics, as re of the east-west service will be Hart Weddle, Dorothy Turkington. “ I m going to educate my daugh- Presentation of this Coupon vealed in one Instance by seven coupled with demand for the Chica pick Lyon. We have Just completed ters, she s^d. "And spend the rest and M cents will a^mlt 2 Plano, "Idyll,” by Woods, Agnes of my life in 'comfort. But I OLD RESIDENT DIES Hoover campaign managers obtain Sunset Rebekah Lodge and Shep go terminal system, it is Indicated. the longest non-stop flight over a Gabbey. persons to best Orchestra ing proxies and voting as members herd Encampment will take part in The route by jvay of Ogden single body of water ever made and wouldn’t think of moving from Seats Thursday. that is proof enough of Lyon’s abil Plano, “ Frolicking Waves Waltz” Bridgeport, June 6.— Dwight of the national committee, the op the annual field day events, Septem would be put into operation as soon by Woodrow, Harry Howroyd. nor away from this Wheeler, an old-time resident of ber 15 of Odd Fellow, Rebekah and ity. muTh
.0* ^ •-.r-, ;'4 r i^f^v.^'^-lX^'^-^ m-' ^ r .. ' - - y y ^ ' ■ * ; : " : a^ ^ :> 4 - '' ■ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERAIJ5.'WBDNifiSOAY, JTUNE 6,1928. 1 M DISTRICT VOTK HIGH SCHOOL GROU^ AUTO RUNS OVER m I Rockyille TO SING OVER kADlO ,W %ere yoa can afford to TAX OF FIVE MILLS M c r a n k in g it •. V ■ \ ri ■- >4 • Eadle— Purnell The- wedding of. Miss Mary Ann Boys’ Glee Club and Double buy Good Furniture Purnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Quartet on WTIC Program ^Only 25 at First of Series of Ernest S. Purnell of 220 West Tomorrow Night for Fifteen David Dickson Slighdy In Main street, city, to Kenneth E. Minutes. School District Meetings Eadie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Eadie of Pittsfield, Mass., took Manchester High School’s well jured In Ddd Accident; place today at 12:00 high noon at trained Boys’ Glee Club under tjhe Here. St. John’s Episcopal church. Rev. direction of Miss E. Mhrion Dor- Wife, Baby Unhurt. JUNE GIFT SPECIALS H. B. Olmstead performed the cere ward, supervisor of musical educa mony using the single ring service. tion in the Ninth School District, The bride who was given in mar will sing a fifteen minutes program The annual meeting of the Third riage by her^father, wore a gown of which will be broadcast over Sta David Dickson of Spruce street School district, or the Highland met with a peculiar accident Sun INLAMPS orchid chiffon trimmed with tiers tion WTIC at Hartford at-7 o’clock Park district as it will be known in of taffeta, she wore a bandeau of tomorrow evening. day night when his own automobile cnt future, held last nighi was effi orange blossoms in her hair and The program will be given in knocked him down and ran over ciently conducted and the small Take Advantage carried a shower bouquet of roses connection with a series of lectures him. gathering soon disposed of the bus by the Connecticut Humane Society. It all came about when Mr. Dick Let iness of hearing reports, electing and sweet peas. Miss Irma L. Walters, of Spring- The Boys’ Glee Club will sing three son cranked the car without realiz of our officers, authorizing the expendi- numbers. They are “ Song of the ing that it was shifted into low • lure of moneys and ended by vot field, a cousin of the bride, was maid A Colorful Lamp of honor and wore a gown of pink Western Men,’’ by Protlieroe; gear. When the car suddenly Special Prices ing to lay a tax of 5 mills on the •'Morning,” by Speaks; and “ Old sprung' forward, he tried to stop it, dollar. This tax will be as of owner satin trimmed with georgette and Home Town,” by Parks. Solve Your ship of June 5, this tax to be due a bandeau of rhinestones in her but the pressure was too great. The “ double quartet” of the club, In the car at the time was ' is and Pay as October 1 and payable before No hair. She carried a bouquet of consisting of nine boys, will sing vember 1. Killarney roses and sweet peas. wife and baby. They had been Gift Problem four numbers. They are: “ Old Iron visiting her relatives ^ on Wood- There was more interest showm Mr. Eadie was attended by Kerwin sides,” by Scott; “ Since Pa Has - , Low as in the conversation before the meet F. Purnell, a brother of the bride. bridge street and were*just return for the Bought a Limousine,” by Kratz; ing home. Mr. Dickson suffered ing. Some of the old residents re A reception was held, following the “ Comrade in Arms,” by Adams and $1.00 Weekly called the history of the district ceremony, at the home of the “ Little Tommy Went a Fishing.” numerous bruises about the face and legs but was not seriously In- June Bride and pointed out just how the school bride’s parents to about fifty in Those in the* double quartet are: June, like December, is a month filled with Gift Shop N ■ v.-as enlarged from time to time. It vited guests. Later in the day Mr. First tenors, Hewitt Wilson, Ken .jured. was brought out that the district and Mrs. Eadie left for an unan neth Graham and Walter Snow; The car came to an abrupt halt ping. The question of what to give is only a natural never at any time purchased any nounced wedding trip and will make second tenors: William" Johnson when It rammed a telephone pole accompaniment. land until the new school was their'home in Pittsfield, Mass., upon and Ludwig Hansen; first base, a short distance away stalling the built. The first school, a one room motor. Although the windshield To facilitate this we have arranged for your approval Floor Lamps ’ their return. They will be at home John Johnston and Victor Swanson ' \ tv ■ building, was built on land given to their friends after July 1st. and^ second bass, Ben Raddin.g and was broken, the wife and bady were various items that are especially appropriate and among by Hart Porter, but when an addi The bride was an active member Warren Case. uninjured. these are Lamps. The warmth and softness of a beau Metal Bases, Silk ^ tion was needed land was given by of St. John’s Church, Senior choir. tiful lamp will be a constant reminder of your good Shades. d» ^ j ' C A , Patrick Calhoun and his mother Good Will Club and Young Peoples . and also by the South Manchester wishes to the newlyweds after the festivities are but a Special .. 1 ^OU Fellowship. The groom, who until SCHOOL TOTS PERFORM TO TELL NEW BRITAIN memory. \Vater Company. Additional land recently has resided in town, was was also given by Case Brothers. Polychrome Metal Bases Just how-old the school is no one very popular and active in church FOR MOTHERS DAY OF GARBAGE DISPOSAL complete with tassels—silk < could tell, but several of them were work at the Union Congregational Church. He is now owner of the shades <1* 1 >| C A of the opinion that it must be Special .'. ^ X f r o O U about 100 years old. It was called Glenwood Confectionary Shoppe, The feature of Mother’s Day held Pittsfield, Mass. Dr. Frederick Bushnell to Read 41 in early days the Highland Park at the Washington school this after Metal Bases— Gold JPlate School, and that is the name that City Council Meeting noon was a dramatic and tableau Paper, Prepared by Dr. D. C. appears on the front of the new The City Council held a regular presentation in which all the chil Y. Moore, in Hardware City. Table Lamps with Onyx decoration school. meeting Tuesday evening with dren of the first and second grades pleated silk Mayor Forster presiding. All the Although the meeting was to took part. The program embodied Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, chairman of One lot assorted Glass shades. A C f A start at 8 o’clock there was a de Aldermen and Councilmen were tableau scenes from Mother Goose, the town board of health was sched Special.. lay, expecting that more would be present. Twelve building permits a Japanese sketch in costume with uled to lead the discussion on “ Gar and Metal Bases with' present, but even this did not bring were read. One was for a dwelling. spoken lines and the rules of Good bage Disposal” at a meeting in New French Print Parchment V ' the number above twenty-five when The school nurse read her report Health and Safety acted out by the Britain this afternoon at three Committeeman George Wilcox call Shades O C which was accepted. The meat in pupils. Miss Hayes directed the o’clock, but will be unable to at Special ___ ed the meeting to order. Fred Pit spector gaVe his report. Mother Goose number. Miss Pospi- tend and Dr'. Frederick Bushnell, kin was named as moderator and A petition for a white way was sil the Japanese number and Miss will read from a paper prepared^ by Boudoir Lamps | Mrs. Fred Carpenter as secretary. read from Village street merchants, Crawford and Miss Philips the Dr. Moore, the facts in regard' to I The reports of the officer's ■ were the work of garbage collection in Japanese Pottery Bases and was referred to the Light com Good Health and Safety scene- Novelty Pottery Bases 1 called for. For the committee, Mr. mittee. Petition of six taxpayers The teachers in charge of the dif Manchester. —silk fringed Wilcox reported that the school had —Parchment shades, hand [ for acceptance of road called Bea ferent numbers on the program de The paper points out that the es shades,, Q C n gone along in a good manner, the con road at Berkley Terrace was timated population of Manchester decorated in oil ' teachers had proved satisfactory to signed and made the costumes used Special ^ 1 O «, O U referred to Public Works commit by the members of the cast. The at the present time is 23,000 and colors. those of the district who had visit tee. Police and Public Works com that the cost for the collecting end ed the school, to the superintendent performance was given In the audi Special . . mittee were authorized to advertize torium oi the West Side Recreation disposal of the garbage, done by $3.95 of the schools in town and the gen the town, amounts to $15,395 for eral progress made by the child^ren for bids to build the new police Center. The parents at the same building at rear of Memorial hall. the year. This is a per capita cost of of the district was also good. Mr. time had the opportunity to observe 66 cents. The average garbage col Wilcox also stated that the teach Plans were presented by J. Henry the work being accomp,lished by the McCray who will act as supervisor lection daily in Manchester is 23 ers' were contented and "willing' to children in the class rooms. tons and in this .work three trucks return and were already picking of construction. are kept busy during the week days Bridge Lamps out just what room in the new The Police committee was author and there is an extra truck that is building would be do their best lik ized to purchase four beacon road used on certain other occasions. Choice of Metal or Poly ing when they return next fall; that lights to be placed one at Cooleys ABOUT TOWN Each truck makes an average of chrome Wood Bases, silk the school was almost completed, corner, two at -Orchard street and six trips a day to the town dump. one at Ward street. It was voted shades, d i 7 O Cl painters were at work and when Morris Hartman, who was yester Garbage from the homes is collect The Value in Furniture to recommend a 12 ^ mill tax rate Special ...... ^ I the old building was sold and re day elected treasurer of the Na ed twice a week and from the at the adjourned cil^ meeting to You need not be satisfied with furniture that is just “ pretty moved, or at least removed, it tional Cigar Leaf Tobacco Associa stores, markets and restaurants would allow for the school to set be held next Tuesday. daily collections are made. good.” Here you can buy furniture of real value at prices that well back, from the roadway with a A. O. H. Ladles Auxiliary to tion at Dayton, O., is a graduate v..'! are possible only because of/our low cost of doing business. We the Eighth school district schools The garbage is disposed of by A fine assortment at this sloping effect to the street, which Celebrate can sell cheaper and— and was graduated from the South the layer system. That is, the gar price—Gold Plated Bases would be planted in grass, with Plans are completed for the an bage is dumped through a shute Manchester High schopl in the qlass with beautiful Pleated Silk walks leading to the building. Hei niversary of the Ladies Auxiliary and then covered with dirt. Papers «IF THERE IS A BETTER PRICE I said’ ,th||,t,-t|ipr,q "vTas;ample spaco.for A. O. H. to be held Thursday even of 1898, being a classmate of Judge and other inflammable matter is Shades. <1* I ^ ' a playground as there would be ing in Foresters Hall. Supper will William S. Hyde. Mr.’Hartman for burned up each day. Ten men are Special .. ANYWHERE WE’LL MEET IT” about a 300 foot frontage and a a number of years has made his employed regularly on this town de- be served at 7:30, following is the home in Hartford. depth of 800 feet. menu: Fruit cup, roast beef, brown partmeiit. The original cost of the The treasurer, William Pitkin, ro-i gravy, mashed potatoes, vegetables, collection equipment was $2,110. The members and rank team of ported a balance of about $2,700 on rolls, ice cream, sponge cake and hand and the tax collector, Robert Memurial Lodge No. 38 K. of P. Purinton reported that while there cofle.e. Mrs. John McCartin will act as will have a rehearsal this evening CONSTABLE DUFFY •was no tax laid last year that the at eight o’clock at their rooms in G. E. KEITH FURNITURE CO. mistress of ceremonies. Ernie tax- that was laid against the dis the Balch & Brown, building. Depot Rock and his orchestra will furnsh trict property in 1926 was all col Square. They will arrange for the COLLECTING TAXES Opposite High School South Manchester lected, together with interest, with the music. Autos Crash rank of Page on a class of new the exception of $9.89, which was members on Wednesday evening, considered a pretty good report and Miss Madeline Donegan of Moun June 13. - was accepted. , tain street, driving a Chevrolet Warrant Method Meets With sedan on East Main street, Monday In the election of officers George The Hartford League of Women Success—^Many Large Sums Wilcox and James,H. Johnson and evening, collided with a car owned Among the Bills. A. N. Potter were’ selected as the by the Luther White Undertaking Voters will hold their annual con Fafnir Bearing...... 135 Mo Pac com .. 67% 65% 65%' vention at the Cheney homestead on LAWN FETE OPENS Fuller Brsh C> A .... 22 N Y Central .181% 180% 181% committee of the distilct; William Co. Miss Donegan’s car was badly There is an impression that in i’itlcln was again elected treasurer; damaged and was towed to a gar Hartford road tomorrow afternoon. do Class A A ...... 38 New Haven RR 60% 60% 60% The meeting is called for 2 o’clock, town the personal property taxes Local Stocks Hart & Cooley ...... 240 Nor Am Co . . 74% 73% 74% Robert Purinton -was elected with age. No one was injured. that Tax Collector Howe has been out- epposition as collector and (D. S. T.). At 12 o’clock there will TOMORROW NIGHT luiernat Silver ...... 148 155 Nor Pac ------100% 99% 99% , Pythian Social Club Meeting ordered to collect and for which let do p f d ...... 125 Penn R R . . . 65% 65% William Taylor will make the rate ' The Pythian Social Club will be a dis ussion of political ques 65% . ters have been mailed to ninety-one Furnished by Putnam & Co. Jewell Belt pfd ....110 Post Cer . . . .132 128%' 132 , book. meet Thursday evening in their tionnaires, 1 o’clock a basket lunch (Continued from Page 1.) The Tax Question at which Miss Mary Cheney will be giving them until June 1 to make a Hartford, Conn. Land, Frary & Clrk.. 73 Pull n e w ----- 87% 87%' •87%’ • ’ : rooms in Fitch Block. Reports of settlement, are in small amounts, Mann & Bow A .... 1 9 ' Radio Cor . . . 204% 201 201 ' Because it is necessary to make the different committees will be hostess and will serve coffee, at 2 a payment upon the building, which o’clock election of officers and at but such is not the case. The tax grounds which will be enclosed by do Class B ...... 19 Sears Roe ...107% 106% read and the officers for the en canvas the same as last year. Bank Stocks it is estimated will cost about $95,- 2:30, Morris S. Sherman editor of unpaid is on personal property and < N B Mach p f d ...... 10? South Pac ...125% 125% suing year will be elected. George F. Borst, chairman of the Bid Asked 28 Southern Pa .125% 125% 000, and to allow $1,000 for cur the Hartford Courant will speak on includes in some cases stock in do c o m ...... 26% 125%.1'^cWS Friendly Class Social door committee, reported last night Bankers Trust Co . . .320 — New H Clck com . . . 30 Stud Oil NJ..;45% ’.44% rent expenses of the district it was “ The League and Political Parties” . trade, automobiles and in some The Friendly Class of the Union that incomplete returns indicated Capitol Nat B & T. . .300 — do p f d ...... 25 Studebaker .. -76% -75% 76. thought that at least a tax of 5 All members of the Manchester cases there are bills that' have '--- mills should be laid. It was esti Congregational church will hold its amounted to $250. Those who did that nearly 4,000 of the 5,000 tick do righ ts...... 80 Niles, Bement, Pond 70 75 U S Steel ....145% 144% i45'%;V5:®aea regular meeting and social tonight. League of Women Voters are invit ets distributed, have already been City Bank & Tr . .. .1100, — do p f d ...... 98 W estin g----- 103% 102% mated that the grand list of the ed to attend. not heed the warning given, them 1 0 3 % . district is at least $2,000,000 and An entertainment program has been have been visited by James Duffy, sold. Last year there was an ad Conn River ...... 425 — ;\crth & J iid d ...... 34 36 Willys Over . . 26% ‘25% 26% - m that $10,000 would be raised in prepared by the committee. Re constable, who carried twenty-eight vance sale of 3,000 tickets and this Frst Bd & Mort .. , . --- 60 J R Mont p f d ...... — Of the 22 deaths reported, here — > c. . taxes on a 5-mill tax. There was no freshments will be served. warrants. He made eight stops and was equalled at the gate during the First Nat (Htfd) .. . .295 do c o m ...... — 50 in May, 19 died in Manchester and carnivah ’This seems to indicate 810 objection and the recommendation ' R. A. A. Public Whist secured over $200. Additional war Htfd Conn Trt Co . .790 Pratt & Whit pf .... 90 of the five mills was voted. L'nder The R. A. A. will hold their final three died in other places. Five of that the attendance will be larger Htfd-Nat Bank Tr . ..590 610 Peck, Stow & Wil . . . 19 MISTAKE IN SPELLING those who died were over 80 years; rants were given him this morning this year than ever before. Every .. — 60 the last section of the call, which whist in the series in the R. A. A. and this afternoon he is again out. Land Mtg & Title • Russell Mfg Co ....115 125 provided to take up any other mat rooms on East Main street, Thurs five others over 74 years, and three member of the committee was in Morris Plan Bank . .160 -r- Seth Thom Cl com .. 30 others over 60 years. Four died The tax collector also mailed 143 an optimistic mood last night at Park St. Bank ...... 825 1--- do p f d ...... 26 KEEPS BOY IN RUSSIA ter to come before the meeting Wil day evening at 8 o’clock. Prizes additional notices today. There ---: liam Pitkin suggested that a pic will be awarded and refreshments from accidental causes and were all the special meeting irrespective of Phoenix St B & T . . .475 Smyth Mfg Co ...... 400 under 30. The five others who died has been a steady stream paying the driving rain outside. It was the Riverside Trust .. . .600 — Stand S c r e w ...... 114 ture of the present school be taken served. poll taxes and the number was and kept as a record by ha-vihg it were 25 years of age. opinion of the committee that the Bonds Stan Wrks c o m ...... 59 Birth Certificate Finally, Palace Theatre to be Remodeled trlppled this month over the same present adverse weather will change — Local* hung in the new school building. The Palace Theatre will close on Htfd & Conn West 6. 95 Taylor & Fenn .....130 month last year, but they have paid to clear moonlight nights starting East Conn Pow 5 ..101% 103 Torrington...... 106 ed and Youth Can Now Re- :.r : This was approved and ihe picture June 17 for two months for repars. The Ladies Home League of the 110 $3 instead of $2. tomorrow, the storm having already Conn L P 7s ...... 119 121 Under El Fish 71% 72% turn to This Country, f " will be taken in a few days. It is planned to make this one of Salvation Army will hold a special meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 lasted more than two days. Conn L P 5%s .. . .108% 110% Union Mfg C o ...... — 20 the most modern up-to-date theatres o’clock at the citadel. At this time Traffic Situations Conn L P 4 %s .. . .102% 104 U S Envelop pf ....122 Many unusual requests come for a city of its size in the state. ALLYN THEATER MAKES the League will have as Its guest LOCAL AUTO IN CRASH William Foulds, Jr., who has Brid Hyd 5 s ...... 104% 105% do c o m ...... 270 the town clerk’s office, more e s p e c - '^ , jfs A new organ will be installed, the Mrs. Brigadier Bates of Hartford made arrangements for the appear Insurance Stocks . Whit Coil Pipe .... 18 21 iaily since the limitation was put on' - ' ; 'itf balcony will be enlarged and cush and Mrs. Brigadier Pennick of ance of the famous Colt’s Armory Aetna Insurance .. . .880 895 immigration. The latest is a re-' 4 OFFER TO LOCAL PEOPLE ion seats will take the place of the China. Every member is urged to WITH SILVER LANE BUS Band from Hartford all three nights Aetna Casualty . . . .1240 1260 ' quest made by a youth sixteen - 4 present ones. be presept to greet them. The pro of the Lawn Fete, reported at the Aetna L i f e ...... 975 985 years of age, born in Manchester/'" "i The Princess Theatre will open gram is sure to be interesting. Mrs: meeting that he had discussed traf Automobile ...... 435 445 N.Y. Stocks who Went to Russia on a visit with" ’ ' " ’ Hartford’s Prettiest Play for the season June 17. Bafes is leaving in a few days for fic situation with Chief of Police Conn General .... .1890 1920 some relatives. He decided to re-: Notes England and the social will take George Holmes’s Car Hits Big Samuel G. Gordon and that the lat Hart Fire ...... 900 910 turn home, but was held up be house, to Give Two Seats Prank E. O’Neil, son of Mr. and Vehicle When Turning Out ter thought it best to allow the traf Htfd Steam B oil,.. . .820 l i For Price of One. the nature of a farewell party to — cause of the jdek of a birth certi Mrs. John O’Neil of East Main street her. Mrs. Pennick will tell of her .to Pass It. fic to remain'“ as Is” for the first Lincoln Nat Life . . .130 High Low 1 p. m. night at least, the idea being to ficate. In ih'vestig4tihg*the request will 'graduate from Willlston varied experiences in China, where N ational...... 1225 1250 Alied Chem .179% 176 179% Beginning Thursday of this week push it along as rapidly as possible P h oen ix ...... 855 870 Town Clerk S. J. Turkington found • Academy, June 14. In the fall Mr. she has spent many years as a mis George Holmes, of the Hotel Alls Chal . .123% 122% 1221/5 that there had been an error made the Allyii Theater, Hartford, will O’Neil will enter Brown or Colgate through efficient police supervision. Travelers...... 1985 2000 Am Bosch . 40 39% 40 hold a Suburban 'Day. By clipping sionary. She is visiting her sister, Sheridan, while returning from a It was also decided to employ the in the spelling of the last name. University. trip to Hartford at 5 o’clock yester Public 'DGlity Stocks Am Can . . 91% 91 91% the coupon In that theater’s adver Mrs. Commandant Spohn. services of a policeman to watch Conn El Sv pfd ....104 This had to be corrected and a cer Mrs. George Fowler of Talcott day afternoon was Involved in a col Am Car & Fdy 103 103 103 tified copy of the boy’s birth is now tisement in today’s Herald and pre avenue, underwent an operation at the. grounds from, midnight to eight Conn L P 8% ...... 119 Am Smelt ...201% 199 201 senting it at the box office patrons Bolton housewives who are mem lision with the Manchester-Hartford o’clock in the morning the first two Conn L P 7% ...... 117 on its way to Russia. It is expect the Manchester Memorial hospital bus at Silver Lane. The bus stopped Am St Fdry . . 61 60% *61 will be given two tickets for the bers of the Home Department of nights of the Lawn Fete. Conn L P. 6%% ifd .112 Am Sugar . . . 74'% ed he will be-allowed to return-as on Tuesday. the Farm Bureau have arranged, to let off a passenger and Mr. 74% 74% price of one. The Allyn is making Conn L P 5% % pfd. 103 Am T & T . ..186% 186% 186% an Am eric^ citizen rather than be The Connecticut State Firemen’s with MissfYan Cleef of that orgap.- Holmes who was following closely ing held back for a quota sailing. . i special bid for out-of-town pat Association^ will hold their annual Conn Pow Co ...... 160 Am Woolen .. 21% 21% 21% ronage and is taking this means of ization to give a demonstrationyn In his Dodge sedan pulled out to do fractions...... 1.45 coDTontion in New Haven, August Anaconda .... 73% 72% 73% introducing the theater to the peo dressmaking at the Community hpll pass the bus when a car approach EDINBURGH TO ISOLATE Green W& G 6s ...102 Atchison 190% 14 and 15. Chief George B. Milne SEX DISEASE SUFFERERS 190% '190% ple of Manchester. at Bolton Center, June 15 at 2 ing from Manchester forced Mr. Hart El Lt ...... 150 Balt & Ohio .113 I 112% 11.3 The Allyn is known as Hartford’s ■will attend the convention. o’clock, daylight saving time. Miss Holmes to pull back onto his right do vtc ...... 150 CARS GREASED Miss Esther Scffwalm of Pros Beth St ...... 62% 61% 62 prettiest playhouse where a high Van Cleef’s special subject on this hand side of the road. Th6 space be Edinburgh.— ^Widespread oppo Hart Gas com ...... 128 Can Pac .... 212 % 212% pect street has accepted a position sition is being organized to a bill 212% Oiled and Tightened itandard of clean vaudeville and occasion will be “ Finishing.” iA tween him and the bus was so short do pfd ...... 95 Chi M & St P. 35% 35 35 pictures are shown. The feature with the Aetna Insurance Company cordial invitation has been extended that even at the slo'w rate of speed being promoted by the Edinburgh S N E T C o ...... 183 do pfd .... 45% of Hartford. Corporation seeking power to iso 45% 45% picture for this week is The Siren to all women Interested, whether; he was driving it was impossible do r ig h ts ...... 21 Chi & N W .. 85% 85% 85% CampbeB’s FiBiiig Statkm leaturing Dorothy Revier and Tom Mrs. Paulne Weber of Strong residents of Bolton, Manchester* o r for him to bring'big car to a stop. late and compulsorily detain people Manufacturing Stocks Chi Roc Isl ..104 suffering from sex diseases. 104 104' Moore. Five stellar acts of vaude- avenue Is spending a few days in elsewhere. As a result Mr. Holme’s car Am'Hardware...... 73. 75 Con G a s ...... 157% 157% 157% Phone 1551 rille and the news reel complete Glastonbury. crashed Into the rear of the bus, If the bill should become law, American Hos ..- ... 22 Corn Prod .76% magistrates would be authorized, 76 76 ’;he bill. Miss Laura Robertson ha i accept The annuffl meeting, of the 'Vfp- crushing the right mud guard, American Silver .... 26 — Del & Hud ..203% 203% 203% Suburban Day will be continued ed a position at the Saxony mill. man’s Home Missionary society of on the application of the local Ar Elec p^d ...... 105% l07 Dodge Bro . . 16% smashing the headlight lense, some Medical Officer of Health, to issue 16% 16% m Thursday throughout the month the South Methodist church which; what damaging the headlight and Automatic Refrig ... 12 — E r i e ...... 55”% 55% 55% )f June so that everyone in Man- DOESN’T SEEK OLYMPIC BER'TH a warrant for the detention of a Acme Wire ...... i _ is Gen Elec . . . .159% Second was to have been held Friday after blowing the right tire. victim of the disease. 156% 159% i.:hester will have the opportunity Although Ross of Yale is one of noon, June 8 has been postponed Officer Martini of the Ea;.t Hart Billings Speh com — 6 Gen ^Motors ..19.4% 192% 194 :i- Now. On ELai^. , i)f visiting this playhouse. The thea- Opponents of the bill point out do pfdy...... — 10 Inspiration . . . 24% 24% 24% the best 440 men In the country until the following Friday. ford police force investigated but that any extension of the idea cr is located on Asylum street, just and stands a good chance of going Bigelow-Htfd com j.. '92 95 Gillett Raz ..105% 105%^ 105% ,_vest of Trumbull street. made no arrests. ' would mean that about one in to Amsterdam as'an Olym'pic squad . Arthur Merteffs of 8 Wetherell do pfd ...... ; .105 — Int-Harvester .284 284 284 A rth u r A . every ten persons would be liable Bristol Brass 17 ,20 Inter Nick .... 98% 97% 98% member, he’s not going to try for street, "William Mertens of Hart A popular event that everybody to compulsory detention; Such , a George Washington never told the squad. He prefers to go to Eu ford, and Walter Mertens of Siins- Case, Lock & Tlndn f.2rl5 Inter Paper . . 77 77 77 l’. lie. March 15 meant nothing in enjoys. The Community Club Lawn scheme would cost millions of Collins Co’ 120 130 , M on ey rope this summer wiih the Yale bury are motoring to New York-for Fete at the Whitehouse Grounds',’ Kennecott . . .'I 92%' 92%' 92% 'hose deys. ■ ...... -•” pounds and dead to vast disorgan Colt Firearms ...... 84% 35% Mack Truck ..9 6 % 95% 95% i^lee club^ thq week-.end« JjAh* .'J’-i-D.—Adv. , ization. » r \ : 8711 Main St. BaHTliQclz\ 15 Marl OU 38 .37%; 87% PMo« TSSWi, •te ■Ipc >. . '. t • ' > . i .' > n k v '. ■"■it" '1 j-5 A ‘ ‘ -■ ' -(^'V '
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— p ... . • MANCHESDER (CXHIN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY,^^ JUNE 6,1928. . v l ■■ A - f . “ ■ ( been added to make 'the Jitney \S\NNNNSSNSNNVNN''vN N \ \ N N \ VV>.V\N > VVVN.VV JIT N ^ PLAYERS HERE theater complete to tl\e last detail. {Thirty Years A Tailor WAPPING Seating arrangements are now fur nished tor an audience of several It;--..-- 4 Mrs. Mary Foster, from West- JUNE 13 Hi OLD PLAY hundred people^ A canvas, big-top field^ *N. J.,As visiting at the home' . i g that can be used in case of' incle 1 ' 1 Under The Same R oof of her son, Waiter N. Poster of Pos ment weather, and a miniature ter street. Will Present Eighteenth Celt- piano are ^ also among the things, '' "?r'I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frink and tury Comedy—^Have “Big carried along with the scenery and two children, George and Marion TOMORROW BEGWS OUR 3 DAY JUNE Top” for Rainy Weather. costumes in the company’s motor ’■ J jOlaf Nystrom, House’s spent the day last Sunday, at the caravan. 1\ • ‘ Longest Employed, home of Mrs. Frink’s father, Fred The Jitney Players with their A company of sixteen players erick G. Easton of Springfield, traveling theater will give a single will appear in the local perform is Interviewed. Mass. performance of Richard Brinsley ance and a three-piece orchestra The officers and entertainment Sheridan’s "A Trip to Scarboro" bn will play Eighteenth Century music Stock Reduction Sale < committee of the Old North School during the performance. . No history of C. E. House and June 13 at Educational Square - ,y w'-- - ' \ Son, Inc., can be complete without Association held a business meet here. some reference to Olaf Nystrom in ing at the home of its president, This comedy by the famous Eng WANT EX-SERVICE MAN. charge of its tailoring department. George A. Collins, last Saturday lish wit, first performed at the Washington, June 6.— A request 'Mr. Nystrom has been with the firm evening. The fifth annual reunion Drury Lane theater, London, one that a service man be selected as Absolute Clearance ■for over 30 years. will be held Saturday afternoon, hundred and fifty years ago, is now vice president both by the Republi A visit to the tailoring depart June 30. being produced professionally for cans and the Democrats will be ment yesterday found the man Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Strong and the first time, in America by the made by representatives of veterans Of Our Entire Stock of jeady to give his impressions gain- little daughter, Emily, spent the Jitney Players. organizations, it was announced to ,ed while in business for so long week-end at the home of Mrs. Bushnell Cheney and his wife, day. •under one roof. He is a keen-eyed Strong’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alice Keating, were the originators, A number of veterans’ leaders man, of medium height and slight George A. Collins. six years ago, of the Jitney Play decided upon this course at a meet COATS IV ^build who has an ever ready smile. The Hartford County Y. W. C. A. ers. Mr. Cheney’s father is Horace ing here. The organizations will He admitted to 73 years. held a picnic at Camp Aya-Po in Bushnell Cheney of Cheney Broth not be committed to any Individual Born in Warland, Sweden, he Somers, last Saturday. The mem ers, local silk manufacturers. Year for the ^ice presidential nomina learned his trade in Stockholm and bers of the Wapping Y. W. C. A. by year the motorization of a mini tions. at Great Savings If later came to this country'in 1882. had charge of the athletic games ature playhouse has been effected Mass meetings of ex-service men He khas therefore been living in and sports. along lines invented by Mr. Cheney will be called at Kansas City and Manchester 46 years. and Miss Keating. A specially built Houston prior to the conventions. In Europe one must serve a long Miss Kate M. Witherell left Mon day morning for Amherst, Mass., to motor truck is quickly convertible apprenticeship to learn a trade and into a stage with all the appurten The faculty is investigating an Mr. Nystrom was no exception. He attend the funeral of her cousin, ances of a larger theater, including SPORT GOATS Charles Howd. The funeral was election fraud in an Ohio college. took up the work when he was 15 —Photo by Elite scenery, a lighting system, etc. Who said young men learned noth years of age and for the next five Olaf Nystrom held Tuesday evening at 7:30, and This year new equipment has years devoted all of his time to it. the burial on Wednesday at noon at ing practical in college? _ "One must know his trade in Eu Salisbury, Conn. DRESpr GOATS rope," said Mr. Nystrom. “ The ex but they never observed very close S. Prank Stoughtou of Albany, N. ly or they could not say that. I amining board sees to it. I had to have fitted thousands in my times Y., and his son, Dwight Stoughton, Sizes for Misses’ Women and Extras make a full dress suit under the spent the week end at their home eyes of the examiners and it was a and they seem just the same; no better and no worse. here. stiff test. Then they gave me a di At the last meeting of the Fed ploma and a medal and I could call More Careful Then x erated Workers, until next fall, the 25 GOATS $9.75 myself a journeyman. I worked in "I think the youngsters of years society voted to hold their annual Going Out Tonight? various cities in Sweden and then ago were a bit more careful in how outing at Lake Congamond, South- Formerly selling up to $20.00., decided to come to the United their suits were made. They took wick, Mass., on June 20. Mrs. Rob States.” longer to choose the cloth and were ert Valentine, Mrs. Clarence W. "Why did you pick out Manches interested in every part of the fit Johnson and Mrs. David Burnham ter?” ting. Nowadays the standard is kept 34 GOATS $16.95 are the committee of arrangements. You Need Hot Water Magnell Well Known up in the better grade of suits and Formerly selling up to $35.00. "Because I had heard of Oliver the customer seems to know that Grant Hasted of Oil City, Penn., Magnell.” the suit is 0. K. Now the machines has been a recent visitor at the It is strange but true that every make the majority of the suits but home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. '*A11 in” when you get home? old timer who lives here and who in my early days it was all hand Bldwell of South Windsor. 18 GOATS $25.00 came from Sweden in some manner made and, of course the suits Wei’s Mr. and Mrs. George^Ladd and You need hot water. learned,of Oliver Magnell in Man better made then.” daughter Marjorie were guests at Formerly selling up to $59.00. chester. Secret of the Trade the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Magnell was a tailor and Mr. Nys- A. Prink last Sunday. Mr. Nystrom was asked why the Company coming? A -V- i; »■ I Btrom worked for hini for 12 years tailors sit cross legged on tables to Mrs. Truman H. Woodward, Mrs. and then came to work for Mr. sew. Josephine Congdon Willson and You need hot water. House. “ Well, we have found out that Miss Clara Chandler, attended the In discussing styles of those days one can work better all around that second meeting of the Hartford Hundreds ofi and these, the tailor said there was way. It is a natural position and County Young Women’s council, at little change in men’s fashions. one does not become so tired as if Camp Aya-Po, Somers, last Tuesday Some one suddenly ill? "Forty years ago,” he said, working while in a chair. The big evening. "there was the cutaway coat of advantage, however, is that the You need hot water—and how? three buttons and the derby hat. cloth you are working on is not Then came the sack coat. They are trailing on the floor. I believe that with us now. It seems that there this induced the first tailors to work CHANGE YOUR OIL Day and night. has beer, little varieties in men’s seated on a table.” Just unpacked in beautiful summer clothes in the many years I have “ Yes,” said Mr. Nystrom as he Use Marland Super Motor Oil You need hot water been making them. There were gazed out of the window. " I’ve been styles and fabrics. ^ , j ^ freak years, of course, as for in- looking out of that window for Btance the balloon trousers and the thirty years. It don’t seem so long Campbell’s Filling Station skimpy coats but those styles never and there have been changes. When And we furnish it— A GROUP OF DEM ES-wa'cc last. first I looked out of that window I Phone 1551 . SPECIALLY PRICED ...... $ 5 "The youngster of the old days looked into green fields and an ap Quicker, Cheaper, Better and youngster of today are ple orchard. Now all I can see is the Similar. They may tell you the back of a brick structure. Well Than any other medium. youngsters were better 50 years ago f times do change.” No More Gas Sumiher Dresses LICENSES SUSPENDED l Windsor— Edw. Schmidt. lilV IillJlA j Windsor Locks— Edw. Warren. In Stomach For Cleanliness, Comfort of the better kind' Chicago, 111—Irving R. Vaughan. pric^ as low as $ 1 2 .8 5 I E. Portchester— Frank P. Borsh rO ^ V . V. ? Syracuse, N. Y.— Anthony Ma- V -f . I. A list of operators whose licenses and Bowels dony. and Health Use Gas For X N X N X X X X X.VVX.VVVX:SXVX.XA».W X.VX»X.SX.VX.X.VX.S.VX to drive automobiles in Connecticut If yon wish to be permanently re> Westerly, R. L— Joseph Brocato. lieved of gas In stomach and bowels, m have been suspended for one year take Baalmenn's Gas Tablets, which are prepared especially for stomach gas for driving while under the in and all the bad effects reculting from fluence of liquor was given out to SWIST FINALLY WED. gas pressure. Hot Water . That empty, gnawing feeling at the day at the state motor vehicle de pit of the stomach will disappear; that partment as a part of the effort to Stamford, Conn., June 6.— Frank anxious, nervous feeling with heart pal- reduce this highway menace. The itation will vanish, and you will again Swist today finally went through Ee able to take a deep breath without department advised people to noti his third marriage ceremony, being discomfort. fy the department or the police in united with Mrs. Fannie W. Snow, That drowsy, sleepy feeling after dinner will be replaced by a desire for case they should see any of these of Stamford, the ceremony taking entertainment. Bloating will cease. THE MANCHESTER can use some of the money drivers operating motor vehicles. place in his home. 43 Arlington Your limbs, arms and fingers will no road, with Rabbi Nathan Mass of longer feel cold and “ go to sleep” be* Bridgeport— Hugh Ql^eil. cause Baalmann’s Gas Tablets prevent vm our a c c o u n t Bristol— ^Andrew Hargrove. ficiating. gas from interfering With the circula E, Hartford— Chas. J. Brynes. Swist was to have been married tion. Get the genuine, in the yellow pack, age, at any good drug store. Price $1. GAS COMPANY ♦ ■■ E. Haven— Jos. McCort. on May 8, but May 3rd he was shot Hartford— ^Wm. J. Rabbitt, Alex in his place of business here by his Always on hand at Usow, divorced wife, Ethel Feinberg Marx Milford— Andrew F. Sapitowlcz. Swist, of Bridgeport. Swist was E. J. Murphy’s New Britain — Michael Kasey, near death for a long time after the Anthony Vidutis, Chas. White. shooting but finally recovered en New Haven— Mont Echols, Wal tirely. ter L. Mason. The woman who did the shoot Noroton— Thaddeus Rahmlow. ing is in Bridgeport jail lacking the Norwich— Herman Mltterer. bail of $.20,000 required for her re Plantsville— Geo. A. Main. lease pending trial in the 'Septem Putnam— Nelson Beauchesne. ber term of the Superior Court on a Putnam— John Chraszaz, Amedee charge of assault with a dangerous G. Lucier, Francis Therique. weapon. Seymour— ^Wasil Lucik. Southlagton— Chas. W. Dutton. Stonington— Oscar R. Martel. Some of the papers carried a Union City— Mike Snigerewz. story about a mighty army of Waterbury— Anthony Cyimzov- fng', western farmers going to Kansas City to lay siege to the Republican IV/lUNTWs- Westport— Theodore Mullenski. convention. That would give Wllllmantlc— Timothy Corcoran. K. C. quite a parking problem.
Doctor Found What is Best T h e Value for Thin, Constipated People - ' Iv R e a d y cash enables you to have ' As a family doctor at Monticello, I ■ i Illinois, the whole human body, what you want, when you want it, not any small part of It, was Dr. i i f Caldwell’s practice. More than half and to buy on the most advan- ^, I \-Z hls "calls” were on women, chil ) tageous terms. >::• dren and babies. They are the ones most often sick. But their illnesses i - • , were usually of a minor nature— —and especially lovely Substantial sums are saved when colds, fevers, headaches, bilious ness— and all of them required first you buy for cash. You nearly always was the very charming 1 1 ^ a thorough evacuation. They were | | i ! ^ pay i premium when you must ask ■ constipated. i l ^ 1 ■ II; r ** In the course of hls 47 years’ for time and credit. ‘ 1 1 ’ i 1 ■5^‘ t s C A 1 practice (he was graduated from ! f i Rush Medical College back in ' t a 1876), he found a good deal of suc Bride’s Bouquet i s cess In such cases with'a prescrip Have Cash and Pay Cash W K ■, 1 •• tion of his own containing simple laxative herbs with pepsin. In 1892 HE knew that it would be lovely because she 5 * A reserve fund in the bank assures . A 'i i . . ■ he decided to use this formula in . i ’Selected it here. She knew that no other V the manufacture of a medicine to S I the personal capital necessary: to - i be known as Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup florist -in t o ^ had had so much experience in pro Pepsin, and in that year his pre AT AOE 8 3 take advantage of opportunities scription was first placed on the viding not only bridal bouquets but all the floral market. appointments for bridal parties and for home and and economies. ! '-The preparation Immediately had bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep •■*-1 as grekt a success in the drug church weddings. sin, and we have gotten many hun ^ > 1*^ 'V Stores as it previously had in hls dreds of letters from grateful peo private practice. Now, the third ple telling us that it helped them Start a Savings Account Today - flyo^^^tlon is using it. Mothers are when everything else failed. giving it to their children who were Every drug store sells Dr. Cald giTfn It by their mothers. Every well’s Syrup Pepsin. Keep a bqttle . i second of the working day some in your home— where many live one somewhere is going into a drug someone is sure to need'it quick store to buy it. Millions of bottles ly. of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin are We would be glad to have you being used a year. prove at our expense how much Dr. HOP South Manchester, Conn. Its great success is based on Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin can mean wS 1 m erit, on repeated buying, on one to you and yours. , Just write 985 Main Street, South Manchester satisfied user telling another. There “ Syrup Pepsin,” Monticello, Illi T e l 786-2 are thousands of homes in thm nois, and we will send you prepaid : jtonntry that never .without a a FBEE-SAMPIiB BOTaXJB.~ A jv, ■ m m r n w m ” ■ ' I . r ? ' \ '
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Extra Yalue Concession For Department Managers’ Days! Sale on the First Bargain Table! “RED CROSS” SHOES Full Fashioned Pure, Silk Hosiery With HABTFOKO HABTFORD ■At $6.45 Pointed Heels All Regalar $l0.OO and $12.00 Shoes “Red Cross” Patent Leather, Black Tomorrow—Thursday Calf, Brown Calf, Black Kid, Honey Beige and Gray. High, Spanish, Cuban and This Annual Event Begins You’ll recognize this famous $^1.50 Medium Heels. Seller Immediately. All p e r fe c t...... t / t l i i / AAAA to E Wide This Is the second storewide sale of such gigantic importance. We cannot say too much in favor of Sizes 3 to 10 6 Pair for $5.50 “Red Cross” fancy Strap Pumps, Three the merchandise being offered at prices far below what you ever expected to pay. Strap Pumps, Ties with Cut Out Side, Four Pointed heel brands, regularly sold for $1.50. Strap and Step-in Pumps. Here’s What W e’ve Done Women of Hartford and surrounding And the reason this sale price is possible is be towns! The courtesy and cooperation of the A Department Managers’ Sale was held last year—and met with such a hearty response we de manufacturer has enabled tis io make thLs cided to make it an annual event. This page tells the story. Look carefully. cause the maker has decided to discontinue this most imusual concession In price of the high grade “Red Cross” shoes for which we are Each and every department is represented—and the buyers of this store have gone into the markets one number. !^ive leading shades of today, grain, Hartford Agents. These are widely favored of the world and returned with merchandise at prices less than ever before. shoes for their shapely fit, ready style, wesir- And through the co-operation of manufacturers—we have been able to secure some phenomenal rose beige, atmosphere, rachelle, and shadow. Ing qualities and decided walking conU^ort. offerings—needs that you want at prices you’ll gladly pay. Do not miss this splendid occasion to pur Sizes are 9, 9l/^, and 10 only. chase a wonderful shoe at a wonderful price. And now—for the coming Three Days—This is your chance to get desirable merchandise at cost- below-cost—trifle above cost. .
—For Department Managers’ —Special For Department Days! Managers’ Days! Women’s Deauville $11.75 COLUMBIA Sandals VELOCIPEDES $8.49 sturdy Columbia Boycyclcs, $ 3 .3 0 built like the Columbia Bicy This is Indeed a low price cles, all ball bearing, ne^ Co for genuine Deauville Sandals, lumbia blue, heavy rubber DEPARTMENT MANAGERS’ DAYS only an Important event like tires, double spring seat, large this could make it possible. Irt munber, two sizes, for 4 to 6 Shown in one-strap effect, in year old children. brown trimmed with brown and blue, with Cuban heel. i CENTURY $1.98 THURSDAY-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $4.00 Crepe Sole Sport MA MA DOLLS, 98c. Oxfords Made of unbreakable com A Merchandising Achievement That Will Prove Conclusively That We Sell For Less! All sizes in smoked elk and position, beautiful Century brown calf combinations. face. They walk and say Ma Dandy foot-easj sport shoes. Ma very distinctly. Hand Manufacturers’ Concessions, Items from Our Regular Stock—^All Are On Sale in This Storewide Selling. At Cost— This enables every girl, miss made dresses and bonnets. and woman to have a pair at a very reasonable price, for her Downstairs Below (>st and a Trifle Above Cost. vacation Q f i activities ......
—Special For Department Week End and Over MANAGERS’ DAYS! — Second Floor Department Managers’ Specials! Managers’ Days! — Second Floor— ^Department Managers’ Specials! MANAGERS’ DAYS- $1.98 and $2.50 Leather night Cases Frames aAd Hand Bags An assortment of $5.98 and Women’s Linen Fine leather bags, all in .$6.98 Cases made on sturdy 85 C oats Extraordinary Dresses perfect condition, offered for veneer frame covered with Handkerchiefs Materials this small and thrifty price. durable DuPont, in long grain 3 for 50c. Shown in blonde, blue, red, and boar grain, black and Thes regulEur 25 cent kind, ' 20% OFF gray, green, tan, brown and brown, 16 to 24 inches, mside for Women and Misses white, ''pure linen with one- $9.85 black. A real leather bag to lined with brocaded silks, 3 half inch spoke hem band 20% off on all frames and match every 9 9 ^ pockets in lid and ends, two and mitered comer. A very materials for the making of costume locks, all round $ 3 .9 8 good offer. lamp shades. Main Floor 6Cl§0S •••••■•* Dresses at Less Than Half $5.00 Women’s Lace Trimmed $1.49 Lamp and Shade —For Department Managers’ Days! Many of these are $19.98 coats, the rest Handkerchiefs Beautiful base complete with were made to sell at $16.98. The group in Tailored and dressy models, many in 3 for 47c. decorated shade to match, can Third Floor Bargain Features cludes coats of sports materials, black satin, be used for a boudoir or end this group were made to sell for $15.00-. Values 25c. navy and tan twill. Many styles, fur trim Each dress this sale price will be a sub $1.00 Bungalow Aprons for Women ...... 64c. Prettily trimmed with Ve S S p .... $ 1-00 $2.95 Porch House Dresses ...... $1.39 med and plain tailored. The most sensational netian and Oriental lace, sidt.fr: 59c. Percale Utility Aprons ...... 47c. stantial savings for you. values offered in Hartford this season. Sizes able for graduation gifts. Fine- Art Department 0 $1.25 Hoover Aprons; specially priced to ...... 89c. values, $1.95 Rayon Smocks ...... 89c. up to 14. Each dress a bargain worthy of this $1.45 Broadcloth and Cretonne Smocks ...... 89c. Main Floor $1.25 Dresses for Girls in sizes 6 to 14 ...... 89c. great sale. They are mostly of silk crepe, 125 COATS Managers’ Days! $1.45 Dresses for Girls in sizes 6 to 14 ...... w...$1.29 few are georgette. Not more than one or $1.00 Dresses for Girls in sizes 6 to 1 4 ...... 69c. Boys’ Buster Brown $3.96 Tailored and Lace-Trimmed Crepe deChine S lip s...... $3.39 $10.00 Second Floor Department two of a model in Oxfords $2.95 Crepe de Chine Slips and Gowns ...... $2.49 These are all $22.50 and $25 coats for wo Specials! $1.95 and $2.95 Crepe de Chine Panties and Slips ...... $1.85 the group . . .’...... $5.00 men-and misses. Of velvet, satin, twill, broad $ 2 .9 8 $1.25 Philippine Gowns ...... 95c. Girls $12.98 Tweed Coats The regular $4.50 to $5.50 $1.25 Rayon Gowns, Slips, Step-ins and Bloomers ...... 85c. cloth, flannel, and basket weave material. oxfords of this quality make, 89c. Rayon Vests, Bloomers, Chemise and Panties ...... 64c. Stylish models in navy blue, tan, black, Every one was made to sell in black or brown calf. Sizes $1.00 Hand-made Porto Rican Gowns ...... • • -64c. for $12.98. They are of wool 3 to 4V.i. A thrift-price that Misses’ and Women’s Dresses 89c. Cotton and Crepe Undergarments ...... 64c. white and pastel shades. Sizes up to 44. tweed in smart belted models is a true opportunity in giving 69c. Cotton and Muslin Undergarments; regular and extra ...47c. with collars of squirrelette lur. Third Floor the boys sturdy shoes for va All regular $19.98 values. Misses’ dresses of flat 100 COATS FOR WOMEN Mothers, N don’t CEC cation days. miss this ...... GIRLS’ PATENT LEATHER silk crepe, georgette, washable crepe and flowered PUMPS georgette. New summer models in summery prints, Managers’ Days! Managers’ Days! AND MISSES $5.98 Leatherette Rain Several styles to choose and such colors at rose beige, green, white, navy New French Flowers Misses’ % Length Socks from, at this low price she blue, black and pastel shades. The women’s $15.00 Coats ' may have several pair for summer —Corset Specials! BOYS’ REGULAR $9.95 —For Department Managers’ Days! “SKOOLER” SUITS $1.00 PANTY DRESSES 69c. Vogue Foundations Men’s Fancy Silk Rayon Hbse 35c. Broadcloth and dimity; several pretty styles. 2 to 6 year sizes. This great event brings quality What a wonderful offering this is. Men’s Fancy Hose in a large variety of patterns and colors. Sub Corsets at greatly reduced prices. Congoleum Art Rugs An all wool suit of outstanding quali standards of a well knov/n advertised brand that sell regularly at ty at this extraordinary C fT Q C f LITTLE BOYS’ $1.00 WASH SUITS 69c. This corset of pink satin is our reg 75c. and $1.00. 3 pairs $1.00 Middy or button styles; hand embroidered: 2 to 6 years. ular $5.00 model. Every one perfect, All Perfect and Guaranteed price. Sizes 8 to 16 .... ^ ‘ of fine workmanship. C Q 9x12 6x9 MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS $2.00 SAMPLE SWEATERS $1.00 ~ Sizes 32 to 42 ...... Boys’ 4-Piece Wool Suits Men’s $1.50 Negligee Shirts of broadcloth and woven C " ! A A Sizes 1 to 6 years. Pure worsted, in slip-over or coat style. C B a la Spirite Bodicettes 9x10.6 7.6x9 Regularly $12.95 to $15.00. Selected madras, well made, full cut ...... « p X .v r v r $5.95 woolen, of the better grade; coat, Values $2.50 to $5.00. Sizes 32 to $3.95 MEN’S $1.^0 WORK SHIRTS 48. Irregulars of the better grade, In the new tile and carpet patterns for summer, with heavy vest and two pairs of —i>eparImeSr^E35S?" —Managers’ Days! , Managers’ Days! A MASTER STROKE FOR DEP ARTMENT MANAGERS’ DAYS! —^Managers’ Days! Days! Women’s Lisle Union Steel Cash and Bond $1.39 Bed Sheets Boys’ Broadcloth IMAGINE THIS HANDSOME $195 THREE-PIECE Blouses Suits Boxes Size 81x99, made of extra quality bleached cotton, hem Featured for this event, med, ready for use. these fine quality blouses in 55c 89c LIVING ROOM SUITE—For $99 sport styles and long sleeve and high collar styles, made Regular $1.50 boxes, nicely Through the co-operation of the makers we are enabled to $i.oo’ of genuine broadsloth and Made with low neck, sleeves, made, all fireproof, have ex offer this handsome, well constructed suite at this unusual price flne percale. Come in plain loose or cuff knee; in bodice tra strong locks with two $1.25 Turkish Bath Mats colors, white and new novelty or built up shoulder style. In extra keys. designs. Sizes 6 to 16. Moth regular and extra sizes. A concession. Custom made suites, upholstered in flne quality Assorted colors. ers. this is. a O for 75 cent value. Jacquard velour. The cushions are reversible, one side is cov real saving! . . .. ^ ered ■with fine figured tapestry. Cabinet made, hard wood ^ 89c , Boys’ Shirts Children’s Nainsook Bronze Finish Book Of woven and .printed frames. Excellent workmanship throughout. You have a choice broadcloth, also plain colors Waist Suits Ends of davenport, wing chair, and club chair as- illustrated or cogs- Rayon Scalloped Bed and white. Slightly irregular. Sizes I2\i 2 $ 1 95c pair well, or high back club chair if preferred with the davenport Spreads 39c and -^ying chair. This is'.w opportunity in a class by itself, it '^Size 80x105, in Colors, Bose, Boys’ ^ .5 0 Broadcloth Blue, Gold and Orchid. Shirts Styles for boys and girls In Regularly $1.50 may not come yoqr way a^ain so prepare to take advantage of it 3' i sizes 2 to 12 years. Regularly A wonderful value, shown In fancy patterns and plain 50c. In many handsome designs. while it lasts. ' • • $2.29 colors. S l ^ to 14. $ 1 . 0 0 ' Main Floor Main Floor . Fifth Floor Main Floor. made MiUn Float - DEPARTMENT MANAGERS’ DAYS 11 DEPARTMEIjT MANAGERS’ DAYS DEPARTMENT MANAGERS’ DAYS ' I DEPARTMENT MANAGERS’ DAYS j.v ■—IP- m MANCHI^rBR (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 ,192S. PAGE SIX \ 1 t 'r / , !; fu K 'I lot who has speut weeks in groom pert in treatment of radium vic ing the plaq^ they are using for tims without further expense. flmirlfrBitr T ' s i 99. the Journey. And this flight, on the No greater example ot the wotth Ettening IlrraUt strength of the opinion of Com of a mediator as contrasted with mander Byrd, is a pioneering ven the slow process of litigation has PUBLISHED BY ture. The plane is a tri-motored ever been presented for public at THE HERALD PRINTING CO. craft with pontoons, the first of tention. Both sides are to be con Fumiskmgs'"That Make Living. Outdcx)rs a '■ Poutl^ed* by Elwood S. Ela, - Oct. I, 1881 its kind to attempt the flight. In gratulated on the outcome. Judge Evary Evening Except Sundeya And stead of making the hop from New Clark wins the applause ot the Boltdaya. York in one long flight, two stops country. Entered at the Post Office at Man* dhestj^r as Second Class Mall Matter. have already been made at Hall- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall fag and Trepassy, N. F.. both alx dollars a year, sixty cents a month tor shorter periods. with landings on the water and ‘By carrier, eighteen cents a week. the last where there was no field Bthyle copies three cents, for a land plane. SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE While the world wishes them all SENTATIVE. Hatnllton-De Llsser. Inc., 886 Madison Avenue. New York the luck there Is the underlying H im and 612 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago. wish is that in every case^ the ut most of preparation would be re The Manchbster Evening Herald Is ' en sale In New York City at Schults's quired and only the most expert By RODNEY BUTCHER. News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. iVeet and 42nd. Street entrance of permitted to make the venture. Washington, June 6,— While Srand Central Station and at nil other branches of aviation move HoatllOg News Stands. forward with seven-league boots, the Army Air Service finds itself al Client of International News Ser HOOVER GAINS most out of gas. vice. It’s a legitimate question, this These days when an army aviator "International News Service has the slogan: “ Who But Hoover?" Who, wants practice he often has to fly exclusive rights to use for rerpubllca- indeed? The Republican electorate around overhead in circles. He tlon In any form all news dispatches can’t fly cross-country to some dis This three piece group is made of genuine with the open stakes in natural finish. The credited to or not otherwise credited wants to know. The Republican In this paper. It Is also exclusively tant landing because the army Artfibre, and that means that the colors go cushions, filled with springs, are levered in a ^entitled to use for repybllcailou all politicians, who would pawn Wash hasn’t the fuel to bring him back. clear through each strand to the sturdy wire cretonne of linen color with orange, black and this local or undated news published ington monument If it would give The army has tried hard to center. No scratching of knicking this new blue figures. Sofa, arm chair and-rocker, as herein." Pull Service Client of N E A keep its reserve corps pilots In Service. them control of this Kansas City finish! The colors used are brown, and green sketched. convention, want to know. So anx tri.m, but the gasoline shortage has limited them to four hours a WEDNESIXAY, JUNE 6, 1928 ious are these last named gentle month in the air, which, from the men that they are spending much standpoint of efficiency, Isn’t time and energy in seeking the an enough. The reserve pilots are , EARNING SUCCESS swer. And while they seek Mr. Hoo the ones who have to do most of Four men, two Australians and ver continues to win delegates. the circle flying, but even the two Americans, have set a new regular officers have had to cur The result of the hearing on tail the longer flights. The cross record for over-water flight. The contests Monday assures him that country flying Is really the most ‘ day doesn’t pass now without a at least nine of ten Florida votes valuabe experience of all, for It i pew record of some sort being add will be" foF the Secretary of Com allows aviators to land at strange r ed to the books. But this particular merce. Yesterday’s session seals fields, to fly at nigha and other record has an especial emphasis. wise to pick up more all around sixteen delegates from Georgia who training. Folding arm chairs like these are Twice has expert navigating en will vote for Mr. Hoover. The Flori delightful for the lawn or porch, at abled the pilots of the craft to da, battle for delegates was a bitter home or at the summer cottage. Two The National Guard blrdmen aro hurl It unerringly over vast ex- one, the anti-Hoover sentiment be styles in a choice of striped'ducks are luckier than either the regu marked |4.95 and I pauses Of water to safe landings ing headed by Mr, Hilles of New lars or the reserves, because they on mere dots In the ocean. The York and Chairman Butler of the are frequently given extra nioney navigator of an ocean liner might National Committee, both of whom for gasoline by the state legisla tures. I stray, from his course some dls- hope for a draft-Coolidge stam It may or may not be generally . I tance and the error mean nothing pede. > known that the army’s gas short-j Another attractive suite, made of Artfibre, ture, the colors go clear through to the wire i more than delay in reaching his Hoover continues to gain despite age kept its planes out of the, comes in brown and black with natural stakes. core of the fibre and does not scratch or mar destination. With the Southern the defeatist propaganda upon joint First Corps Area maneuvers! The spring-filled cushions are covered in color white like other'similar materials. Sofa, arm ! Cross such an error would have which the antis are concentrating off the New England coast more ful cretonne with figures in gray, black, blue chair and rocker. ' • been fatal, so closely was the fuel as they see delegate after delegate than a year ago. The original plan was to maneuver the army i supply of their plane figured. and lavender. As in all other Artfibre furni won for Hoover. They claim that planes along with the navy and In landing at Honolulu a mere Hoover could not carry New York marine plane. But the army m atter'of minutes would have against povernor Smith aud the didn’t have ' enough gasoline, so * spoiled disaster. They refueled Northwest committeemen tell of Its troops maneuvered with none of their own aircraft. there, taking aboard barely enough thedanger of Hoover losing their Army officers don’t like to talk additional fuel to permit making states. But "Connecticut will remain very loudly about their problem, S W In the Fiji Islands if they did Republican whoever is the nomi but the gas shortage is purely a not deviate from the most direct nee. matter of appropriations by Con course. Here again navigation was gress and the .pruning knife of the the salvation of the daring crew. Budget Bureau. The air service THE LOCUSTS ARRIVE just gets so much moxey that can With the completion of this re- be used for gasoline and It has to Seventeen years ago scientists worry along on that or take m a r ^ le air trip from Oakland, predicted, that “ Brood 11’’ of the This flne ^ a tk ln s hammock has nioney needed to keep its planes In an upholstered. back, like , a daven CaHtornia, to Sydney, Australia, seventeen-year lo6ust would appear repair. there will be little left to conquer port, and la covered win a choice of lu early June of 1928. They have gaily striped ducks. Without stand except the Antarctic region, and been vindicated. The locusts have “rhe army boys wouldn’t be canopy or head rest sketched this Coilmander Byrd will add to arisen from their seventeen years quite as sore about the matter tke scalps he already has hanging underground existence for their as they are If they dldu't feel they at his belt. What follows will bo brief career of a month on earth. were being discriminated again.st mere repetitions of previous trips in favur of the navy and the New Britain discovered some. marines. or disastrous attempts to imitate Other places In Connecticut, New They have always grumbled pri the Lindberghs, Byrds and Klngs- Jersey, southern New York, eastern vately that the navy, by playing ford-Smlths. And many of the fatal Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia politics and lobbying, was grabbing off most of the cream and consider attempts which will surely follow and North Carolina have found this and other similar flights will able gasoline. Lately they have them, or will. The same scientists been especially peeved because of chair or Rocker he p^pily due to failure to take the who predicted their appearance al what they consider Widence that extreme care in preparation, to de- most to the day assure us that j,he navy is trying to push them out Three'Unique Pieces $143 vote the same time to study of re there is no cause for alarm. The of the coast defense business. They charge that the navy quirements, and lack of the same insect, after leaving the larva Here is a grouping of Artfibre pieces of unique design. $11.95 skill which has always marked the seems to have-adopted a policy of The sofa and chair (to the left) are of the Tuxedo style,- stage, lives but three weeks and easing Itself In on army aviation I'i Lti ____ success of the pioneers. Me- has not the time .to do material fields and then trying to nose the with arms as high as their backs, while a high back arm There are two styles of chairs ....." chanioal failure always Is a possi damage to crops. army out altogether. chair, for contrast, completes the outfit. Black and gree.n in this group, with rockers, too! bility. But disaster surely follows For instance. Bolling Field here You have a choice of colors with 1 There Is the chance that where finish with spring cushions in orange, black and green cre lack of skill and experience, incom at Washington, North Island off a swarm of them emerges from tonne. The two sofa pillows are in a checked green cre ?ay cretonne cushions to match pleteness of .preparation and impa Los Angeles a6d Luke Field in the earth near a young orchard Hawaii. tonne, and are included in the suite. the Artfibre. tience at wise delays because of Heavy duck window awnings,, fur^ that considerable damage will be The army had a grand big field nished with side pieces, In green conditions over which no man has done to the young trees unless pro all to itself at Bolling. The navy, and gray stripes wifh narrow white control. coming to realize that airplanes tected by cheesecloth covers. With stripes between. Made on a .'new were useful In bombing battle principle of operation. - \ ^ * Lindbergh^ marvelous skill Is in two days after the males emerge ships, began to expand its air force an old story now. He had it when from their skin they begin their and asked for perralsson to put ^ 2Y2 ft. wide . ...^. - .'.?7.50 f he determined on that notable song to their mates and a colony up a little hangar on the field \ flight a little more than a year ago. In full blast may be heard a quar alongside the Potomac. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. No one knows the hours he devot Obtaining the privilege, they 3 ft. wide ______; .’r$8 ter of a mile away, the noise built up a large plant now known ed to study of every condition he EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES sounding like the hum of machin as the Anacosta Naval Air Sta 31/^ ft: wide . ; ( might expect to encounter. That he ery. They have only a month tion, which, to the casual visitor, did prepare himself he admits. to live above ground after seven dwarfs the army’s layout on the C S'ew men in the world had better teen y^ars buried. And, chickens, other, side of the Held. training and preparation for the Recently the two services have crows, even cats, wage relentless had a bitter row over radio tow I air tasks he set himself than had war on them. There really seems ers. The army had Its own radio ' Commander Byrd. But Byrd spent to be no reason to greatly worry station and the navy undertook to ( much time in finding the men he over shortage of crops even in this erect two large wireless towers ^'needed to insure him success. year of the seventeen-year locusts which would, according to the Bach must be among the best ob- army. Just about have ruined the and presidential election. effectiveness of the army station. gram while General Summerall Ofle Sunday, about a year ago, a street fakir was up to some new i talnablo tor the particular duty to For once the army rose up on its waa being bawled out by Presi while taking a hike In the hills racket, but we couldn’t imagine a ^ wtiich he was to be assigned. Byrd JUDGE CLARK’S VICTORY hind legs and roared the project dent Coolldge for demanding de just back of White Plains, which Is pitch-man operating in such wet A B O ITT ^ knew that success depended upon down, one Is advised. Now the cent housing for soldiers, they one of Manhattan’s most popular weather. So we went over to find FA n As a lawyer Abraham Lincoln’s suburbs. 1 stopped at a little farm out the what and the why. I the strength of the weakest link attitude towards his clients was to navy is planning a barracks at^ the snicker at the complete sinking of field for about 200 men, which house for a drink of water. While There, in the center of this ahd he made certain that there the program In Congress. great throng, a young woman was keep them out of court if possible. will still further tend to put the One of these days, perhaps, talking with the hill dweller .and his wife, they asked me a number perched upon a sand pile, left by , was no weak link. Litigation was slow then as now, army airmen In the shade. there’ll bo a story about what the i It one studies the makeup of of strange questions abousi the city. workmen 'who had been excavating and expensive. Federal Judge Wil navy thinks of the army. In surprise I inquired If they -vi'ere for a qky-6oraper. Beside her was ^this Australian-bound flying party liam Clark, who has been the At North Island, the navy Is ac her baby and she was engaged in Norwich State, Hospital cused of horning In in the same unacquainted with the ways of New alt is apparent that, like Byrd, Cap means of bringing about a settle York. whereupon I learned that building for the child a handsome- way and climaxed its indignities by The second of two great institutions'taaihtainedi.by the state tain Charles E. Kingsford-Smith ment by the United States Radium neither ever had taken the trouble mud castle of sand, quite undis for Its mental defectives is the Norwich State. hospitsl. Opened erecting a large mooring mast on turbed by the presence of the gap •was particular about the personnel to visit the city. for the reception of patients in October, 19,04', this institution Corporation with the five young the army side of the field, hamper "But some day,” the farmer’s ing crowd. bis crew. Himself an aviator women believed to be dying of ra- ing its operations. today has a capacity population, numbering only a tew hundred wife told me, " I ’m going to run ^ss than the 2,800 being accommodated dally at the .Connecti with a record of six German planes, At Luke Field, the charge Is, down and see It." They do say— that straw hats are radlum poisoning as the result of cut State hospital at Middletown. ^ : later an aviation Instructor and the army cut down a row of trees She had spent all of her life just having a hard time getting started their employment by that corpora for safety’s sake, whereupon the The Norwich institution, situated on a tract ot more than 500 then a commercial filer, he consid out of White Plains. And White this year; . . . And that lavender tion, is'Che present day exponent navy planted another bunch of Plains is Jes^than an hour from bands will be popular, if the weath •acres of land on the Thames river, has accommodations; for ap ered himself well grounded In the of the Lincolnian attitude towards trees— with th6 intention, some Grand Centranstation. er ever gets fit ‘ for straws. . . . proximately 2,1(00 patients. For-several years there has been a ^lundambntals of the art of flying. litigation. army officers think, of squeezing Just why all this Is I do not pre And .that there are now 16,000 taxi steady increase la the daily average number-of inmates'Cared New York, June 6.— ^Within tor. Durinj^ 1921 the average was 1,386; last year.-^lt was 2,139, Cr Is relief pilot. Captain Charles T. Claiming damages on the the array out altogether. tend to know, unless It be that some cabs in Manhattan. . . . And that coiiimuting distance of Manhattan few New Yorkers buy more than 200 more than the year before. Twenty years Ago-the dally av- Ulm, a war veteran, has been a Whether the facts are really as are born to whom the quiet coun ground that they had absorbed the aggravating as pictured' or not, live thousands of people who visit tryside is sufficient, and who pos 15 cents worth of Ice at. a time. . erkge was 208. "' j ' ' ■?»' ^tommerclal flier since the war. radium In using their lips to point there Is no question that army the "big city” once in ten years, or, ses* no curiosity or interest con . . Because 'inost of them have There are approximately 400 nurses, attendants and other em Harry Lyon, the navigator, rates brushes'While applying luminous men are incensed. It’s eyen so perhaps, never at .all. cerning the mad and hectic, ways of those pigmy Ice boxes- . . . And ployes at the institution. Maintenance costs last year totaled TCo all Intents and purposes they s one of the most experienced point to watch dials the spectacle had that the two services some the city. They bear their children, that those eyelash mustaches ■will 1679,654,'While capital expenditures amounted^ to 24^,133, times make sneering remarks might as 'well be dwelling on an rear them and die, and spend their be in style again-this summer. making the total expenditures, |719,787. Recelpta>from-hoard Cavigators In the United States yas presented of five young women opposite coast. And 'while hundreds about foolish fatalities among each lives in quiet and peace. And the GILBERT SWAN. last J^ear totaled ISO6,742 and from misceHaneoaB.'seqrcesithere laval service and the radio man, awaiting death In a court room of thousands, whose means 'will not oldSr I grow the more, I must ad ■was derived f 81,614. Ddring 1908, when the daily average, pop other’s, fliers. Army officers, for In- allow them to make the Vlp yearn rJames W. Warner, Is a veteran of while seeking redress from the em tance, want to know what ever be mit, I envy them. ulation was 208 an4 the employes totaled 65, maintenance ex '^ a t department of the United vainly for a peep at the great build penses totaled only |'79,034. That year capltal,expen.dttures ploying corporation for their con came of that proposed navy Inves ings er the gay white way or the Mtates navy, tigation Into Its large number of amounted to $214,919. Receipts from board and miscel^neous dition. It was then that Judge fashionable shops, those irbo could As we’ve often had occasion to sources In .1808 totaled $54,354. The average C too, was preparation by Clark stbpped In with his attempt crashes..' They chortle whenever be within the heart of Manhattan remark, there’s'no telling what will Secretary of the Navy Wilbur the inmates per week last year was $6.11 and in 19.08,^$4.05. areful selection of personnel. The at some sort of a prompt settlqj inside an hour seldom- cross its draw a New York crowd. The property of the Norwieh-state hospital is. va lu ed ^ ,$2,216,- makes a bad break In public and threshold. Often their-sons, daugh jyuterical attempt ot ImIbs Mabel For instance— hurrying honie re ...The Iron entered into his sonl.-^ 062. C ladinies for hydro-tberapeutla trea,t5B^nt^ are ment. • say that a clique of admirals leads ters, brothers, mothers or sisters go cently on an afternoon when the loU to get a plane and a pilot to Ps. loB iie. prdtldei Conslderablo attention is paid to lU' His disinterested Intervention in Wilbur around by the nose. They'll to work In New York dally. city dripped with a .soft rain we duetrial occupation for the patients, several.-hundred em never stop laughing at the spectacle WIT her^pn a start to England is a case with which he was In ■ no were attracted by-'the, sight of sev jReyehg^'is an Inhuman word.-— ployed In iU(|U8trifi,l classes or hospital work. ’Xa ^liBal*of the notoriety seeker who of Admiral Brumby by paying royal The other,day four elderly w'om- eral hundred people gathered in a wgy associated has resulted in an 'honors^ to a garagekeeper.^ qff Seneca'. ' 4 Itraljr wants to be the first wom- ea were Arrested for shopUlftlng in semi-circle. AU about windows were _ ' * FridiiF—Vwo Inititutf<^ ftw i h a . ^ agreement by wlxich each of the af ProvincetbwA unfler the ImpresUon A big Ootbani department store. It open and heads were bobbing-out. p to worn the Atlantic by air. In flicted.'women! is to receive 00 that he "wais a submarine-expart Taxis were attempting to .’avoid the ^ttem^^ to convert the radio to '.!>.■« . en»i[ ^ If* developed at their trial .that they the cure '-of disease by raising a ntiraft to her we have the start cash, f600 yearly pension, payment there to rescue the S-4. I all came front a nearby wtown In overflow that was menacing traffic fever'iu the patient are being made. a Mght across the Atlantic by of |J,500. llqr pa,st medical ..treat They deride the failure of .t]he New .Jersey. One of them never be and cross-town cars were actually marlhe‘’ ’t‘6'‘eat61i' ‘Sandino. And," being "held up. Some of the announcers can raise Amelia Bartiart, piloted by fore had been In a department ment, $15,000 for counsel fees and recalling that the/navywas yelling store. Another had not been to New Had it not been raining we would a fever aiflong the listeners now ■flmcr Stultz, an experienced pl- the benefit of three’ physlcl^s ,ex- JlQJC a S700.000.00D warship pro- York for 14 years^ have bet our long-lost umbrella that trylAg, aDVKk'llSIG IN IRE R E B A lD -n: PAYS ■s • X.- w Tf^ ,r ^ ‘ fV'-'-' ■ ’ '■ ’% MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 ,192d. ^ \ PAGE SIX ■\ J IIS lot who has speat weeks in groom pert in treatment ot radium vlo- ffattfifM trr ing the plaq^ they are using for tims without further expense. •; :r: ■ the Journey. And this flight, on the No greater example of the wofth 1 t Ettening 3Rrral& j strength of the opinion ot Com ot a mediator as contrasted with the slow process of litigation has PUBLISHED BY mander Byrd, Is a pioneering ven ture. The plane is a tri-motored ever been presented for public at THE HERALD PRINTING CO. a - Plr*' craft with pontoons, the first of tention. Both sides are to be con Furnishings ' That Make Living jPouQded'by Elwood S. Ela, . ;! ■ O ct I, 1881 its kind to attempt the flight. In gratulated on the outcome. Judge Every Evening Except Sundays And stead of making the hop from New Clark wins the applause ot the Bolldaya. York in one long flight, two stops country. Entered at the Post Office at Man> Uieatj^r as Second Class Mall Matter. have already been made at Hall- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall fag and Trepassy, N. F., both six dollars a year, sixty cents a - ? month for shorter periods. with landings on the water and 4 r 'By carrier, eighteen cents a tVeek. the last where there was no field SIhfle copies three cents. for a land plane. SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE While the world wishes them all SENTATIVE. Hamllton-De Llsser. Inc., Y86 Madison Avenue. New York the luck there Is the underlying m and C12 North Michigan Avenue. mm Chicago. wish Is that In every case, the ut The Manchester Evening Herald Is most of preparation would be re These g lid es' 6 w |^ on their own ' on sale In New York City at Schults’s quired and only the most expert By RODNEY BUTCHER. bases and do ; stands. NewA Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. permitted to make the venture. Washington, June 6,—While Complete as'sliown.Vlij^h end's cover StVeet and 42nd. Street entrance ot ed to match upholstering- i Choice urand Central Station and at nil other branches of aviation move HoatllAg News Stands. of green or orange'^duck'wifh white forward with seven-league boots, floral stripe, as showii : the Army Air Service finds Itself al « s' • V Client of International News Ser HOOVER GAINS most out of gas. vice. It’s a legitimate question, this These days when an army aviator "international News Service has the slogan: “Who But Hoover?" Who, wants practice he often has to fly exclusive rights to use for rrpubllca- indeed? The Republican electorate around overhead in circles. He $21.95 tlon in any form all news dispatches can’t fly cross-country to some dis This three piece group is made of genuine with the open stakes in natural finish. The credited to or not otherwise credited wants to know. The Republican In this paper. It Is also exclusively tant landing because the army Artfibre, and that means that the colors go cushions, filled with springs, are covered in a ^entitled to use tor repybllcatlou all politicians, who would pawn Wash hasn’t the fuel to bring him back. clear through each strand to the sturdy wii’e cretonne of linen color with orange, black and tlM local or undated nows published ington monument if It would give The army has tried hard tc center. No scratching of knicking this new blue figures. Sofa, arm chflir and rocker, as herein." Pull Service Client of N E A keep its reserve corps pilots in Service. them control of this Kansas City finish! The colors used are brown, and green sketched. convention, want to know. So anx tri.m, but the gasoline shortage has limited them to four hours a WEDNESHAY, JUNE 6, 1928 ious are these last named gentle month in the air, which, from the men that they are spending much standpoint of efficiency. Isn’t time and energy in seeking the an enough. The reserve pilots are EARNING SUCCESS swer. And while they seek Mr. Hoo the ones who have to do moat of Four men, two Australians and ver continues to win delegates. the circle flying, but even the *=255^.^ two Americans, have set a new regular officers have had to cur The result of the hearing on tail the longer flights. The cross record for over-water flight. The contests Monday assures him that country flying Is really the most day. doesn’t pass now'without a at least nine of ten Florida votes valuabe experience of all, for it I- pew record of some sort being add will be for the Secretary of Com allows aviators to land at strange ed to the books. But this particular merce. Yesterday’s session seats fields, to fly at nigha and other record has an especial emphasis. wise to pick up more all around -1 sixteen delegates from Georgia who training. Folding arm chairs like these are Twice has expert navigating en will vote for Mr. Hoover. The Flori delightful for the lawn or porch, at abled the pilots of the craft to da, battle for delegates was a bitter home or at the summer cottage. Two The National Guard birdmen arc hurl It unerringly over vast ex one, the anti-Hoover sentiment be styles in a choice of striped'''ducks are luckier than either the regu marked $4.95 and panses Of water to safe landings ing headed by Mr. Hilles of New lars or the reserves, because they on mere dots In the ocean. The York and Chairman Butler of the are frequently given extra money H navigator of an ocean liner might National Committee, both of whom for gasoline by the state legisla tures. stray from his course some dis hope for a draft-Coolidge stam tance and the error mean nothing It may or may not be generally pede. < known that the army’s gas short ture, the colors go clear through to the wire more than delay In reaching his Another attractive suite, made of Artfibre, Hoover continues to gain despite age kept its planes out of the' core of the fibre and does not scratch or mar destination. With the Southern comes in brown and black with natural stakes. the defeatist propaganda upon joint First Corps Area maneuvers j white like other'similar materials. Sofa, arm Cross such an error would have off the New England coast more The spring-filled cushions are covered in color which the anils are concentrating chair and rocker. been fatal, so closely was the fuel as they see delegate after delegate than a year ago. The original ful cretonne with figures in gray, black, blue supply of their plane figured. plan was to maneuver the army and lavender. As in all other Artfibre furni won for Hoover. They claim that planes along with the navy and In landing at Honolulu a mere Hoover could not carry New York marine plane. But the army 'iniiri matter of minutes would have against povernor Smith and the didn’t have ' enough gasoline, so sp^Red disaster. They refueled Northwest committeemen tell of its troops maneuvered with none there, taking aboard barely enough of their own aircraft. thedanger of Hoover losing their Army officers don’t like to talk- additional fuel to permit making states. But "Connecticut will remain very loudly about t,heir problem, Suva In the Fiji Islands If they did Republican whoever is the nomi but the gas siiortage is purely a not deviate from the most direct nee. matter of appropriations by Con coarse. Here again navigation was gress and the .pruning, knife of ihe the salvation of the daring crew. Budget Bureau. The air service THE LOCUSTS ARRIVE just gets so much moqey that can With the completion of this re- be used for gasoline and it has to Seventeen years ago scientists worry along on that or take air trip from Oakland, predicted that “Brood 11’’ of the This fine ^ atk in s hammock has money needed to keep its planes in St ^ Califernla, to Sydney, Australia, seventeen-year lobust would appear repair. an upholstered , back, like a daven port, and la covered win a choice of there will be little left to conquer In early June of 1928. They have except the Antarctic region, and gaily striped ducks. Without stand been vindicated. The locusts have The army boys wouldn’t be canopy or head rest sketched this Coilmander Byrd will add to arisen from their seventeen years quite as sore about the matter the scalps he already has hanging underground existence for their as they are if they didn’t feel they at his belt. What follows will bo brief career of a month on earth. were being discriminated against mere repetitions of previous trips in favor of the navy and the New Britain discovered some. marines. or disastrous attempts to imitate Other places In Connecticut, New They have always grumbled pri the Lindberghs, Byrds and Klngs- Jersey, southern New York, eastern vately that the navy, by playing ford-Smlths. And many of the fatal Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia politics and lobbying, was grabbing off most of the cream and consider attempts which will surely follow and North Carolina have found this and other similar flights will able gasoline. Lately they have them, or will. The same scientists been especially peeved because of Chair or Rocker bn be pfptly due to failure to take the who predicted their appearance al what they consider 'evidence that extreme care in preparation, to de- most to the day assure us that jhe navy is trying to push them out Three 'Unique Pieces vote the same time to study of re there Is no cause for alarm. Tho of the coast defense business. They charge that the navy quirements, and lack of the same insect, after leaving the larva Here is a grouping of Artfibre pieces of unique design. $ 11.95 ekill which has always marked the seems to have, adopted a policy of stage, lives but three weeks and easing itself in on army aviation The sofa and chair (to the left) are of the Tuxedo style, ‘ success of the pioneers. Me- has not the time to do material fields and then trying to nose the with arms as high as their backs, while a high back arm There are two styles of chairs chanical failure always Is a possi damage to crops. army out altogether. chair, for contrast, completes the outfit. Black and gree.n in this group, with rockers, too! bility. But disaster surely follows There Is the chance that where For Instance. Bolling Field here finish with spring cushions in orange, black and green cre You have a choice of colors With lack of skill and experience, incom at Washington, North Island off tonne. The two sofa pillows are in a checked green cre gay cretonne cushions to match a swarm of them emerges from Los Angeles and Luke Field in pleteness of .preparation and impa- the earth near a young orchard Hawaii. tonne, and are included in the suite. the Artfibre. tlehce at wise delays because of Heavy duck window awnings,, fur that considerable damage will be The army had a grand big field nished with side pieces, in green conditions over which no man has done to the young trees unless pro all to itself at Bolling. The navy, and gray stripes wifh narrow white control. coming to realize that airplanes tected by cheesecloth covers. With stripes between. Made on a new were useful in bombing battle principle of operation. f ' Lindbergh^ marvelous skill Is in two days after the males emerge ships, began to expand Its air force an old story now. He had it when from their skin they begin their and asked for perralsson to put he determined on that notable song to their mates and a colony up a little hangar on the field 2Y2 ft. wide ...... '.$7.50 flight a little more than a year ago. In full blast may be heard a.quar alongside the Potomac. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. No one knows the hours he devot- ter of a mile away, the noise Obtaining the privilege, they 3 ft. wide...... ’;-$8 9 ed to study of every condition he built up a large plant now known EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES sounding like the hum of machin as the Anacosta Naval Air Sta might expect to encounter. That he ery. They have only a month tion, which, to the casual visitor, BY2 i t wide__ _ ...$8.50 did prepare himself he admits. to live above ground after seven dwarfs the army’s layout on the ■ .‘ -’it' lo . C J'ew men In the world had better teen y^ars buried. And. chickens, other, side of the Held. training and preparation for tho Recently the two services have crows, even oats, wage relentless had a bitter row over radio tow f air tasks he set himself than had war on them. There really seems ers. The army had Its own radio '• Commander Byrd. But Byrd spent to be no reason to greatly worry station and the navy undertook to ■ much time in finding the men he over shortage of crops even in this erect two large wireless towers which would, according to the needed to insure him success. year of the seventeen-year locusts i l ' Bach must be among the best ob- army, Just about have ruined the and presidential election. effectiveness of the army station. gram while General Summerall Olie Sunday, about a year ago, a street fakir was up to some new i talaaMe for the particular duty to For once the army rose up on its was being bawled out by Preei- while taking a hike in the hills racket, but we couldn’t Imagine a ' which he was to be assigned. Byrd JUDGE CLARK’S VICTORY hind legs and roared the project dent Coolldge for demanding de just back of White Plains, which Is pitch-man operating in suob wet A B O TIT ^ knew that success depended upon As a lawyer Abraham Lincoln’s down, one Is advised. Now the cent housing for soldiers, they one of Manhattan’s most popular weather. So we went over to find T Ji C T I? navy is planning a barracks at^ the snicker at the complete sinking of suburbs, 1 stopped at a little farm out the what and the why. I the strength of the weakest link attitude towards his clients was to house for a drink of water. While There, in the center of this and he made certain that there field for about 200 men, which the program in Congress. keep them out of court if possible. will still further tend to put the One of these days, perhaps, talking with the hill dweller and great throng, a young woman was , was no weak link. Litigation was slow then as novr, army airmen in the shade. his wife, they asked me a number perched upon a sand pile, left By .;MU there’ll bo a story about what the workmen Who had been excavating K I t one studies the makeup of and expensive. Federal Judge Wil navy thinks of the army. of strange questions abouj the city. Hr At North Island, the navy Is ac In surprise I inquired If they were for a ^y-aoraper. Beside her was ^thls Australian-bound flying party liam Clark, who has been the unacquainted with the ways of New her baby and she was engaged in (134) Norwich State, Hospital' Ij- It is apparent that, like Byrd, Cap cused of horning in In the same means of bringing about a settle way and climaxed its Indignities by York. Whereupon I learned that building for the child a handsome- ITie second of two great Institutions maintained by the state tain Charles E. Kingsford-Smith ment by the United States Radium erecting a large mooring mast on neither ever had taken the trouble mud castle of sand, quite undis for its mental defectives Is the Norwich State hospital. Opened was particular about the personnel to visit the city. turbed by the presence of the gap Corporation with the five young the army side of the field, hamper "But some day,” the farmer’s ing crowd. tor the reception of patients in October, 19,04', this institution “ of bis crew. Himself an aviator women believed to be dying of ra- ing Its operations. wife told me, "I’m going to run today has a capacity population, numbering only a few hundred with a record of six German planes, radlum poisoning as the result of At Luke Field, the charge Is, down and see it.” They do say—that straw hats are less than the 2,800 being accommodated dally at the .Connecti later an aviation Instructor and the army cut down a row of trees She had spent all of her life just having a hard time getting started cut State hospital at Middletown. ' their employment by that corpora for safety’s sake, whereupon the The Norwich institution, situated on a tract of more than 500 ;hen a commercial flier, he consid- out of White Plains. And White this year; . . . And that lavender tion, Is rthe present day exponent navy planted another bunch of Plains Is Jess^han an hour from bands will be popular, If the weath acres of land on the Thames river, has accommodations-tor ap Bred himself well grounded In the of the Lincolnian attitude towards trees—with th§ intention, some Grand Centrar’Station. er ever gets fit'for straws. . . . proximately 2,1^00 patients. For, several years there .has been a ^lundambntals of the art of flying. litigation. army officers think, of squeezing Just why all this Is I do not pre And .that there are now 16,000 taxi steady increase in the daily average number of inmates eared I r Ib relief pilot. Captain Charles T, the array out altogether. New York, June 6.—^Within tend to know, unless it be that some cabs in Manhattan. . . . And that for. Durinfl 1921 thO average was 1,385; last year-it was 2,139, Claiming damages on the cothmutlng distance of Manhattan 200 more than the year before. Twenty years agot tbe-dally av- tJ*. Ulm, a war veteran, has been a Whether the facts are really as are born to whom the quiet coun few New Yorkers buy more than ground that they had absorbed the aggravating as pictured' or not, live thousands of people who visit tryside is sufficient, and who pos 15 cents worth of Ice at. a time. . erkge was 20$. - “ i- l^tommercial flier since the war. radium in using their lips to point there is no question that army the "big city’’ once in ten years, or, ses* no curiosity or interest con . . Because >most of them have There are approximately 400 nurses; attendants and other em Harry Lyon, the navigator, rates brushes i while applying luminous men are Incensed. It’s eyen so M^aps, never at .all. cerning the mad and hectic, ways of those pigmy ice boxes- - . - And ployes at the institution. Maintenance costs last year,-'totaled s one of the most experienced had that the two services some ^C o all intents and purposes they the city. They bear their children, that those eyelash mustaches will $679,654, while capital expenditures unounted to $40^,133, point to watch dials the spectacle might as well be dwelling on an Carigators In tbq United States times make sneering remarks rear them and die, and spend their be in style again-this summer. piaking the total expenditures, $719,787. Recelpts>from-board Vas presented of five young women opposite coast. And while hundreds lives in quiet and peace. And the - ■- I r GILBERT SWAN. last Jrear totaled $305,742 and from miscellaneoasfSeqroesithere iival service and the radio man, about foolish fatalities among each awaiting death In a court room other's-fliers. Army officers, for In- of thousands, whose means will not older I grow the more, I must ad was derived $31,614. Ddring 1908, when the dally average, pop •James W. Warner, Is a veteran of while seeking redress from the em allow them to make the t^tlp yearn mit, I envy them. , ^ ulation was 208 and the employes totaled 65, maintenance ex tance, want to know what ever be vainly for a peep at the great build '^hat department of the United ploying corporation for their con came of that proposed navy Inves penses totaled on^ $'?9,034. That year capital;.expendUures ings er the gay white way or the amounted tq $214,919. Receipts from board and misceUaueous Htates navy, dition. It was then that Judge tigation into its large number of fashionable shops, those who could crashes.,' They chortle whenever As we’ve often had occasion to sources in 1908 totaled $64,354. The average per capUatoept ot-^' ^ H sfe ,. too, was preparation by Clark stfepped In with his attempt be within the heart ot Manhattan remajk, there’s'no. telling what will the inmates per weeh last year was $6.11 and in 18,08.:$4-06. areful selection of personnel. The Secretary of the Navy Wilbur inside an hour seldom.cross Us draw a New York crowd. at some sort of a prompt settlq^ makes a bad break in public and The property of the Norwich-state hospital is. valned^aj; $2,216,- threshold. Often their, sons, daugh For instance— hurrying honie re 062. Cqpmilete famRtles for hydro-therapeutic/.treatBErent are jysterlcal attempt of illss Mabel ment. • say that a clique of admiraLs leads ters, brothers, mothers or sisters go Tlie Iron entered Into his sonl.- )oll to get a plane and a pilot to cently on an afternoon when the Ps. iOSilS. provided. Considerable attention Is paid to 1m patief^qX in His disinterested Interventlqn In Wilbur around by the nose. They'll to work In New York dally. city dripped with a .soft rain we dustrial oceupation for the patients, several .hundred b^g;: em srry her a start to England is a case with which he was In • nm never stop .laughing at the spectacle were attracted by''the'; sight of sev of Admiral Brumby by paying royal 5 Revefig^'is an Inhuman word.:— ployed in industri|),l classes or hospital wofkv \' ^ lb^ '‘ot the notorlety' seeker who wgy associated has resulted in an The other,day four elderly wom eral hundred people gathered In a SeneeV. Itrcljr wants to be the first wom- honors^ to a garagekoeper,/^pff en were Arrested for shoplifting in seml-clrole. All about windows were Frtdtoi'-^o Instltatioiis for agreement by which each of the af Provincetbwn under the {mpreaUon a big Ootham department store. It open and heads were bobbing -out.' p to w on the Atlantic by air. In flicted, women' is’to receive $10,000 that he 'was a submarine—export developed at their trial .that they Taxis were attempting to avoid the Attemi^t& to convert the radio to' mtrast to her we have the start cash, $600 yearly pension, payment there to rescue the S:4. . ! all came frotq a nearby town In overflo-w that was menacing traffic the cure e f disease by falsing a fever "in the patient are being made. a flight across the Atlantic by of $7,600 for past medical treat They deride the failure of the New Jersey. One of them never be and cross-town cars were actually marlhei' ‘t‘6 ”(Tat6h 'Sandino. Ana; fore had been In a department being held up. Some ot the announcers can raise Amelia Barhart, piloted by ment, $15,660 for counsel fees and recalling that the navy-was yelling store. Another had not been to New Had______it not____ been_____ raining____ we______would a fever among the listeners now flmer Stultz, M experienced pi-_ the_beneflt of three physlci^s ex- ton a $700,000,000 warship pro- York for 14 years, have bet qur long-lost umbrella that tfyihflt AOVBRflSB IN THE HEBALD-IT BAYS V- ■ ■ , 2- 1^ -J.' '-"2 ■> '--■ m SC H fiSfE R XCONJT.) lOTJNTNG ttEJ^LD, Wl^DNiSSDAi^, UiSiiEr 0,1928. The Book Worn Working Wives. IOWA CONSTABLE SEEKS NOT A .PIPE DREAM/ Congress was outraged by HIGHER MORALS The new order of “ working RE-ELECTION AT 85 TP president's' veto of the MoNi wives” is blamed by Dr. Fretz with .10B HEIiD 40 YEARS. Haugen. fana, relief bill, all Hr a large responsibility'' in the di Dayton, Ky.—-In the midst of a Sd mad, in' tact, it 'decided act' vorce question. With their own let him have another chance to veld money, wives now are financially dream in which she witnessed the CHIEF CAUSE OF Hawarden, la.— Constable . John burning of the house adjoining her i t ... independent of their husbands, he W. Eastmen is 85 years old, but home. Miss Lillian Gratch awoke to points out. Whep they haVe a he still has young ideas. find in reality what her dream__ had “DIVORCE EVIL” slight difficulty, that feeling of In He is seeking re-election to the’+portrayed. She called the'fire d"^ dependence causes them to seek di village cop’s job. He’s held it down partinent and prompt action of the vorce immediately. He lists finan more than forty years. firemen saved both structures. cial freedom as one of the influ Chicago.— Higher standards of ences tending instability of the morality are the chief cause of the marriage contract. < much discussed “ divorce evil,” in Both men and women should be the the opinion of Dr. F. K. Fretz married before the age of thirty,’ former head of the sociology de according to Dr. Fretz. After that, S m i ANONER ANSONIA partment of Teniple University, in his opinion, it is difficult for Philadelphia. two persons to adopt themselves to Two other major causes for di each other. RESffiENT T E lU WHAT vorce are cited by Dr. Fretz: “ The elasticity of ydulh Is'one of Industrialism, which gives mar ilie greatest Insurances to martial \' ried women their economic inde compatibility. But as, man or'w o pendence and removes the financial man becomes set in habits andtem-, ERBJUS DID FOR HER necessity which formerly kept mar perament, there is greater chance riages from going on the rocks. for an irreparable clash of views Late marriages, entered into af and dispositions.” ter the participants have become Mrs. A, Hamulak of 12 Meadow Street, Ausonia, Conn., Says That ERBJUS Gave Her Rest and Eased Her Pain and Ner\es. ' set in their habits and ideas. Family life. Dr. Fretz believes. Is not less successful than it was WHO’D FORGET THAT? ’ “ ERBJUS” Is the most talked of “ 1 have had a great deal of thirty or forty years ago, but more remedy In Ansonia and vicinity to trouble with my stomach and every so. Cincinnati.— A i.-j/must be ter day. If you have not heard of It ask thing that 1 would eat would turn ribly absent-minded to forget to some of your friends and relatives A fine writing paper in a “ Divorce is a sign that the wife sour and 1 would bloat up with gas, kiss his wife on his wedding day about It. It has made good In all I did not sleep and would lie all variety of shades. of today demands more than she and not remember , until she re cities where it has been Introduced. did a few years ago from her hus night and toss around in miy bed minded him the next'day. Yet, that’s Many people right here In Ansonia and wake up in the morning more band. what Lawrence King did, according have told 'pbout its wonderful heal Conditions Changeil. tired than when 1 went to bed. I to his wife’s divorce petition. In ad ing virtues. It will help you and read quite a lot about ERBJUS and “ The whole fabric of marriage 39c Box dition, she charges, that the first quickly If you have sour acid stom what it had done for my home town has been changed. A few years ago kiss was the last, for he left her ach, gas, bloat, lame back and if people and 1 decided to give it a a lot of things were overlooked. immediately and went to live with you are down and out with spring trial. It sure helped me at once. I Why? Because the wife was not another woman. ' fever just give ERBJUS a trial. It feel better in every way and sleep in a position to object to a lot of is made from Herbs and Glycer the night through and awake feel things, and people lived together ine and it will clean up your blood A popular event that everybody ing just fine. My stomach trouble unhappily, partly because of the and give you the Tonic that you has left me entirely and I am pleas- stigma once attached to divorce, enjoys. The Community Club Lawn need. Mrs. Hamulak^ says: . ed to endorse ERBJUS. and partly because of financial Pete at the Whltehouse Grounds, ERBJUS Is for sale in Manchester at Packard’s Drue Store, I. O. necessity. June 7-8-9.— Adv. O. F. Building. “ Things once were overlooked which now are valid grounds in nearly every state for divorce. “ The higher standards of moral ity and family life in general lead to dissatisfaction.” The Philadelphia sociologist be lieves the divorce laws of the pres-, ent day are overblamed for break / ing up homes. Instead, he says they are a healthy sign of awaken ed morality. b\ “ All year around the newly mar BRITAIN TO BEGIN ried couple live under the same roof, occupy the same room and eat the same food. At first there is a HEALIH/DIET ADVICE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO rapturous feeling of delight. Then comes a change. The decline of Di» Fi*anK McCoy „ romance, the passing of novelty and GIANT OCEAN UNERS the period of disillusionment is a critical epoch. The woman loses O U fT JO Ig lll RECARO TO HEALTH tO IE T WfU K m s m t9 London.— Although official con her halo. The man falls from his firmation is still lacking, well- pedestal. m ORMCCOY WHO CAN BE AOORE55EO IN CARE OF TH » RARER grounded reports are current that "Every imaginable form of mar ENCLOSE STAMPED fiDDRESSEO EN^SLOPE FOR REPLY the coming summer will witness the riage contract has been tried at (^ !3 S 6 MC. COY HEALTH X W t C t lO S AMGiLCS- CAL. MEN’S RELIABLE STORE laying-down of two gigantic liners some time, yet there is none that for the Southampton-New York will insure happiness for all. FORMERLY OF 'THE SHERIDAN HOTEL BUILDING Questions and Answers service. One by the White Star Line “ We are now facing a new prob Dr^ McCoy^will gladly answer ' Question: G.K. asks: “ Will you and the other by the Cunard Com lem, of companionate marriage that personal questions on health please tell me how to rid my eye pany. really is little other than common NOW LOCATED IN and diet, addressed^to him, care balls of a yellow color? Have tried Both vessels, according to the re law marriage, working dire injus a fruit fast for three days and felt ports, will surpass in tonnage the of The Herald; Enclose stamp- tice on wonlahkind and making very bilious anid depressed. I am largest vessels now afloat, and one men jE>olygarapus without financial ed, addressed, large envelope bothered also with a gaseous at least— the Cunarder— Is expect- responsibility.” for reply. stomach and am very much under ,ed to establish a new record for weight.” speed...... Answer: A three-day fast is just It Is known that plans for these A LESSOX OX THE DIGESTIVE enough to stir you up and make ships were prepared some time ago; TRACT you feel more bilious and depressed. but in view of the heavy cost of Don't Make aTby JOHNSON Keep up a fruit fast for at least ten modern ship construction, it was Part 3 believed that the actual placing nf Out of Baby’ MAIN STREET, SOUTH MANCHESTER ------«— days if you want to get rid of the jaundice which is causing your eye- the orders might have been post- •'Babies Have'Nervesf' Most of the absorption of this balis to become '•yellow. The ten ,poned for another year. As it is, Store Recently Occupied by Barstow’s Radio Shop digested food material, takes place dency to a gaseous stomach'-WiH* however, according to well-founded B y R u t h Br it t a in in the ^ a l l int^stijh^j% After ab disappear after ^iJch if you 'belief, the hands of British ship sorption the blood carries the food will afterwards use'the proper foods owners have been forced to some all through the body, and each cell in correct combinations. extent by the 'pressure of foreign takes from the blood that food competition. Sale Starts Thursday Morning which it requires. According to Information from a Question: I. M. writes: “ I have reliable source, the construction of The small intestine is lined with been on an orange juice fast for little finger-like projections which the new White Star liner will be two weeks for anemia. What diet undertaken by the firm of Messrs. contain' blood vessel’s.' They stand should follow?” We wish to thank those who responded so generously to our great Removal Sale and up into the digestive food fiuid and Harland and Wolff of Belfast. The Answer: Follow the general plan ship will be of at least 60,000 tons, invite all to be present at our Grand Opening Thursday morning in the Johnson Annex. absorb it. So abundant are these of the weekly menus which I pre villi that they give the inner sur and'possibly much larger. She will, pare for you every Saturday. No in any case, far surpass either the face of the intestinal wall a velvet special food is required— just the like appearance. They absorb food Majestic or the Leviathan, and her We will continue to give the public the same service and low prices as always. same kinds of wholesome food length will be about 1,000 feet.- much more rapidly than a smooth which everyone should use. The The vessel, it is understood, will wall could do, since they have from fasting will get rid of the poisons be driven by internal-combustion four to eight times as much absorb which are the cause of the anemia. engines, a system of propulsion in ing surface. I and your blood will then build up which Lord Kylsant has great faith. The caecum forming the bottom ! ^ sensible, well balanced diet. The Cunard Company, It is un of the ascending large colon seems Much of the nervousness in old derstood, Is on the point of order er children can be traced to the Take Advantage of these Money-Saving Bargains to be a pouch for the purpose of Question: Mrs. A.J.B. writes: “ I ing a liner at least as large as the breaking down the cellulose, and overstimulation during Jnfancy, have to clear by throat real often new White Star vessel, and with a caused by regarding baby as a sort the vermiform appendix which although I do not bring up any. much higher designed speed. Al empties into it produces a kind of of animated toy for the amusement MEN’S WORK HOSE MEN’S SWEAT SHIRTS, ' Q Q phlegm. It doesn’t seem to be a though the fact is not officially, of parents, relatives and friends. digestive fiuid which assists in slow habit. Could you tell me what admitted. It is undoubtedly intended Baby may be played w^th, but not Regular 15c value, now 9 Pair $L00 Regular $1.25 value, n o w ...... t-. . 0 7 C ing down putrefaction. Its secre causes this?” I to recapture for Great Britain the for more than a quarter of an hour tion is very similar to the secretion Answer: Such symtopis, are of blue riband of the Atlantic, which, to an hour daily. Beyond that, be MEN’S FANCY DRESS HOSE, MEN’S KHAKI PANTS, ^ | *| Q of the intestine. ten forerunners of tuberculosis or having been held for twenty-one Regular $1.50 value, n o w ...... ^ t X 7 ing handled, tickled, caused to Regular 29c value, now 5 Pair s s s • s The large colon has none of the bronchitis. Any irritation in the years, will be shortly lost to the laugh or even scream, w ill. some $1 00 finger-like villi of the small intes lungs may create the desire to North German Lloyd, whose new MEN’S WORK PANTS, ^ *| QQ' twin liners, Bremen and Europe, times result In vomiting, and in MEN’S SILK DRESS HOSE tine. It has a number of glands cough,, even when there is nothing variably causes irritability, crying Regular $2.25 value, now ...... ^ X r 0 7 which secrete mucus and throw into are designed for a speed of 26% Regular 50c value, now 3 Pair . s s s s s • to cough up. If the cause of the knots. or sleeplessness. $1.00 the colon some of the waste poisons irritation is not removed, there may Fretfulness, crying and sleep MEN’S DRESS PANTS, d^O QC of the body. This mucus acts as an The new Cunarder, however, will finally develop enough degeneration lessness from this cause can easily MEN’S ELKSKIN WORK SHOES Regular $4.00 value, now .*...... ^ m c 7 0 intestinal lubricant. The fluid be designed for a speed of 28 knots, so that phlegm and pus will gather and she will be driven by high- be avoided by treating baby with Regular $4.00 value, now ...... $2.89 which has not been absorbed by the in quantities large enough to be more consideration, but when you 15% OFF ON ALL PANTS QQ small intestine is mostly absorbed in pressure super-heat turbines of a coughed up. Every tickling cough pattern which has already been just can’t see what is making baby MEN’S OXFORDS the ascending and transverse colon. without phlegm should be carefully restless or upset, better give him a In the descending colon and in the tested, with excellent results, In a Regular $4.00 value, n o w ...... considered and tluB.causp removed. small experimental liner...... few drops of pure, harmless Cas- $2.89 MEN’S BLUE BUCKLE OVERALLS, d* -| re'cfum the feces becomes hard in toHa.’ It’s’ amazing to see how the characteristic form. MEN’S POLICE SHOES Regular $2.25 value, n o w ...... V X 6 0 7 40 COWS WITH 1 BOLT quickly It calms baby’s nerves and The whole digestive tract is lined soothes him to sleep; yet it con Regular $5.50 value, now ...... $3.89 —with circular muscles which con tains no drugs or opiates. It is MEN’S OVERALLS, 41*^0 Meade, Kas.— Getting two ^birds Regular $1,75 value, n o w ...... X c 0 7 tract and push the food forward. If with one stone had nothing on a purely vegetable— the recipe is on MEN’S SNEAKS this food material is retained long OUR, the wrapper. Leading physicians bolt of lightning which electrocuted Regular $1.50 value, now . .■...... $ MEN’S LEE DUNGAREES, -| O'Q er than it should be, excess fer 40 head of cattle belonging to prescribe it for colic, cholera, diar 1.00 mentation and putrefaction ochur Regular $2.50 value, n o w ...... George Theis near here. The cat rhea, constipation, gas on stomach MEN’S ATHLETIC SHIRTS AND vX o07 which form powerful poisons. These tle were huddled together along a and bowels, feverishness, loss of poisons are absorbed by the blood wire fence during a storm and the sleep and all. other “ upsets” of DRAWERS, Regular 50c value, now .. 39c MEN’S CAPS *1 7Q' and are known as toxins. From INDIANS lilKED BIRCH lightning appeared to have struck babyhood. Over 25 million bottles Regular $2.00 value, now ...... ^ X c I 7 this we get the word ‘'auotlritoxl- the fence and caught the hapless used a year shows its overwhelm MEN’S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS cation” which means “ self-poison Just as the Indian found the birch animals. ing popularity. MEN’S CAPS d»| OQ tree invaluable in his primitive life Regular 85c value, now 65c each^, 2 for $1.25 ing.” With each bottle of Castoria, you Regular $1.75 value, n o w ...... V.X «07 so man today finds countless uses get a book on Motherhood, worth If any of the digestive fluids are for the wood of this graceful tree, We know why Japan Is sending MEN’S SEALPAX 2 BUTTON UNION too weak to properly digest the food troops to China; It’s to find a park.- its weight in gold. Look for Chas. MEN’S CAPS, Q R r * which ranks twelfth in the produc H. Fletcher’s signature on the SUITS, Regular $1.00 value, n o w ...... that they were Intended to work tion of lumber. ing place. 85c Regular $1.25 value, n o w ...... 7 0 C upon, there will occur a fermenta Not only did the Indian fashion package so you’ll get genuine Cas tion and decaying of the undigested toria. There are many Imitations. MEN’S RIBBED UNION SUITS his canoe of birch bark but he — Adv. Regular $1.25 value, now ...... food particles. This Is the principal drank the sap of the tree, cradled f 95c reason why it Is important to pro his papoose, in sheets of birch bark, Manchester BOYS’ FURNISHINGS perly balance and combine your diet wrote his “ picture letters” on strips MEN’S BLUE CHAMBRAY ' , so that there will not be too much of it and lighted his way with WORK SHIRTS, Regular 75c.valde now 59c BOYS’ LONG PANTS, . conflict in the digestive processes. torches of birch bark tightly rolled. Auto Top Co. Louis'S. Jaffe Regular $2.50 value, now .... $1.95 The whole digestive tract Is about Today birch is used not so much Jeweler MEN’S "UNCLE SAM” WORK SHIRTS for its bark as for its wood which BOYS’ KNICKERS thirty-two feet long, and that it can 891 Main Sf., South Manchester Blue, khaki, black, regular $1.00 value, now' be contained in so small a cavity is hard and strong.and (akes a fine W e Feature 85c Regular $2.50 value, now . . . Is a wonderful Illustration of the finish. Of the nine American species VERY SPECIAL ....$1.95 adaptive powers of nature. Doctors of thA tree the yellow birch, sweet Sport Model Auto Tops MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS K BOYS’ PANTS, are coming to realize that most of birch and paper birch are most im LADIES’ Regular $1.00 value, now ...... 75c Regular $1.50 value, now .. portant. $1.00 ' the diseases of the body originate Slip Covers from poisons that are produced by Planing mill products including WRIST WATCHES MEN’S BROADCLOTH SHIRTS BOYS’ SNEAKS, finish, sash and doors take about putrefaction in this tract that we Regular $1.75 value, n o w ----- Regular $1.25 value, now . . . have just studied. I hope that you a fourth of the cut of yellow birch. Carpets for All Cars $6.95 and up $1.29 .... 85c Probably more yellow birch goes will resolve to study so much about MEN’S BROADCLOTH SHIRTS BOYS’ "BEARCAT” SNEAKS, dietetics that you will avoid those Into furniture than any other wood No Job too big ,or small. ' diseases which are caused in this with the exception of oak. 10 to 20% Off on All Regular $2.25 value, now . . . $1.79 Regular $2.00 value, n o w ___ $1.65 The rich color and excellent fin W e can do any Job '.uanner. chassis up. ■ Diamonds, Watches and i have articles on “ THE PROPER ishing qualities of the sweet birch Jewelry. make it particularly valuable for All work fully^'guaranteed. FOOD COMBINATIONS,” "EXER furniture, musical Instruments and CISES TO DE’V’ELOP THE AB finish. It is used frequently as a Headquarters for Wedding and DOMINAL MUSCLES,” and “ HOW substitute for mahogany. TO TAKE AN ENEMA.” If you will Sweet birch produces a birch oil W. J. MESSIER Graduation Gifts. send me a self-addressed envelope something like .the oil of winter with four cents for return postage, Cor. Center St.'and Henderson green, which is widely used as a W’’hy buy on time and pay all ..-I-wllL be v«ry-glad to mall any of flavoring in soft drinks, candles, Road rour life. Cash works ^ wonders at the articles you desire. tooth I powder and gum. . Phone 1816-3 Taffee’s. f » 1’ AciE ErniiT MANOTESTER XG O M ) EVENING H B R A m WEDNESDAY, ' i l ;EK LUSITANIA AWARDS ' YEARS AFTER SINKING «>- ow and two children and it was iidrs of Victims Begin to shown that he had not been adding to his estate. Hence the decision that his death was no financial loss ; Collect Damages— Com to the heirs. Aged sisters of Charles Froh- man, the unmarried theatrical pro mission Allows |2,500,- ducer said to have died with the HOUSE • • assertion that death was life’s most 080 Total. beautiful adventure, filed a claim which was also denied on similar principle. The commission felt n<> relief was needed, as Frohman’.s By RODNEY DUTCHER movie stockholdings had Increased in value. WashlHiSton, — More than 13 The two sons of Charles Klein, years ago the German embassy here another producer who w^nt-dowii, advertised in the newspapers a are receiving $50,00C They were im warning to Americans against sail born In America and Klein had SlUtl ing through the war zone on Brit filed papers for American citizen ish ships. ilfliiinl ship before his death. Mrs. Klein i i t i i t i H l . That was the beginning of the got nothing, as she was a British Story of the Lusitania, which was subject, and still is. torpedoed six days later near Ire land with loss of 124 Americans, The widow and daughter of Al proved the greatest single factor in bert L. Hopkins, president of j pushing us into war with Germany. the Newport News Shipbuilding j The indIdent Is now being closed. & Drydock Co., drew $80,000 on the | It was within a week or two of claim that Hopkins had always May 7, the thirteenth anniversary spent his $25,000-a-year salary on FREE! The sale starts tomorrow morning pfompt- of the Lusitania catastrophe, that his family “ because of business and FREE! SOUVENIRS • • ‘ ‘ the heirs and survivors of the social connections.’’ He had left American victims began to receive no estate except a small Insurance Another big feature of this 75th Anniversary Sale will be the valuable souvenirs given ly at 9 o’clock. Be here early. If is a grep-t the $2,500,000 damages awarded policy and the commission held them by the Mixed Claims Commis that he had invested his salary for away free to everyone making a purchase throughout the sale. Something different for men, event to commemorate 75 years of continu- sion against Germany. future benefit. Most of the money has been paid Mrs. Andrew Bllicke, widow of a women and children. ^ Li and the rest will be doled out as I I Los Angeles realtor, got $50,000 fast as the remaining successful and each of her children $30,000 r ) claimants file their applications — the largest award for a single with the treasury under provision Lusitania death. It was shown that o ' the War Claims Act. That act Bllicke’s earning capacity as a re provided for immediate payment of altor had pyramided an original MEN’S«.a YOUNG MEN’S UNDERWEAR all death and personal injury $16,000 investment into $2,700,000 claims and all claims under $100,- in less than 25 years. He.had 000. The other claims are being spent up to $68,000 a year on his ...... $4,75 paid by installments. The mone/ family and the commission decided FANCY SUITS 1 . will really come from Germany, Germany ought to pay for the loss $2.00 N o w ...... ; but as it is being collected over a of his earning power. $L75 ,L 75-year period under the Dawes Samuel M. Knox, president of plan. Congress decided to take care the New York Shipbuilding Co., $1.00 Now ...... of the American claimants while was awarded $15,000 for injuries 75c some of them remained alive. In the Lusitania sinking and $1,330 10% Off On AU Other for property loss at the time. He \M'i The mixed Claims Commission, barely escaped wfth his life after Underwear under the umpireship of Judge going down under a smokestack Edwin B. Parker of Texas, started and being rescued from the water r out with nearly 12,500 claims for by a lifeboat. He died in 1924, so i I-/. an aggregate of nearly $1,500,000,- the money goes to his estate. Years 000. It scaled them down to awards Many other claims were made to of about $200,000,000. With one the commission which were felt to American and one German mem be poorly grounded. A distiller SHIRTS ber, plus Parker, it handled both brought an unsuccessful claim for American claims and those of Ger $500,000 claiming that Germany many for war-seized property of had brought on the war and that her nationals. the war had brought on prohibi $3.50 Men's siuro $2.75 Four millions were awarded for tion, ruining his business! 900001020102020100000202020702020000000200 384 American death and personal injury claims, the greater part ot m s s WILSON TO VISIT U. S. k V* , > $2.50 Men’s Shirts .... this involving the Lusitania fa $lo75 talities. London, June 6.— Miss Enid Wil These Lusitania awards were son, 18-year-old English girl, who made strictly on the basis of what was ctrongly fancied to win the $50.00 Suits Now ... . .T.-.r...... $39.75 $2.00 Men’s Shirts, 2 for .... '«• $ 2 the death of a passenger meant in British, women’s open golf cham Sharply at nine financial loss to the heir. pionship, plans to go to the United $45.00 Suits Now ...... ,-.$35.75 States to compete in the American For the death of Mr. and Mrs. $40.00 Suits Now ------.r.T. . .r. . . $31.75 $1.00 Work Shirts ..75c Elbert Hubbard the heirs received women’s championship, it was Tomorrow $57,500— $25,000 to Elbert Hub learned today. $35.00 Suits Now ,. . . .t.t...... $27.75 bard II, $7,500 to Katherine Hub Miss Wilson is of Amazonian morning bard and $25,000 to Miriam Hub proportions, standing 5 feet 11 $30.00 Suits Now ...... $23.75 bard. Elbert and Katherine were inches and massively built with ex $25.00 Suits Now ...... $19.75 children by Hubbard’s first marri ceptionally broad shoulders. She Thursday, June? age; Miriam by his second. Elbert drives a longer ball than the aver $22.50 Suits Now . . . .^ . .t.t.t...... $17.75 add Miriam were heirs to Hubbard’s age man player, and,, when in good form, plays an exceptionally good $400,000 estate. Two sons of the We turn the key 10% Off All Blue Serge Suits first marriage, Ralph and Sanford, short game. Shirts in Stock were awarded nothing by the com In her spare- moments Miss Wil That unlocks son’s hobby is rough carpentry. mission because their father had The door to mot contributed to their support BOYS’ FANCY SUITS for a long time before his death. DAVIS CUP PRACTICE House's 75th Anniversary The estate of Alfred G. Vander New York, June 6.— The mem 6 to 18 Years bilt entered a $250,000 claim and bers of America’s Davis Cup team, Celebration to our ip;N ’S PAJAMAS With 2 Long Pants was not allowed -inything. Van with the exception of Captain Wil- Many, many friends derbilt had spent nearly $300,000 liam-J. Tilden II„ were to practice With 1 Long Pant, 1 Short Pant at Forest Hills today. The players To whom we are a year on himself and family, but With 2 Short Pants AND ROBES he had left $1,000,000 to his wid- will sail for Europe Friday night. So Grateful for Their cordial friendship $22.50 Suits Now . .$17.75 And confidence $20.00 Suits Now . .$15.75 $4.50 Pajamas ...... $3o75 And patronage $18.00 Suits Now . .$14.75 Throughout the years. $3.50 Pajamas ...... $2.75 $15.00 Suits Now . :. $11.75 • e /’i The Smart Shop « * * $12.50 Suits Now r. .$10.75 $2.50 Pajamas ...... > ...... »...... $1.75 “ Always Something New” In those years $10.00 Suits Now c. • • • .. $8.75 $2.00 Robes State Theater Building, iManchester $1.75 South Styles have come And gone Men^s and Young M «i’s Swayed by the Grand Selling Event Changing times. PALM BEACH SUITS SWEATERS « « * $30.00 Suits N o w ...... $25.75 MEN’S SWEATERS BOYS’SWEATERS But through all $25.00 Suits Now ...... t- .t. $21.75 $2.00 Quality I.T.T.T. 7 .T.I . . •' For June Has remained unchanged $18.00 Suits Now r .- ...... r . . .$15.75 $9,00 Quality . . r.v.,. . t.r. $7.75 Our earnest desire $16.50 Suits Now . . —. t. . . $13.75 $8.00Quality ...... $6.75 $2.50 Quality, 2 for $3^75 ONE LOT To serve and please $6.00 Quality . .f.T* $4.75 $3.00 Quality, 2 fo r $4.75 And always merit Men’s and Young M «i’s Flat Crepes, Prints, The constant growth $5.00 Quality $3.75 $3.50 Quality $2.75 Georgettes And Progress $3.50 Quality . ^ ...... $2.75 $5.50 Quality .$3.75 That we have TOPCOATS Regular $9.95, Special at Enjoyed during Each succeeding year $35.00 Coats Now — ...... $27.75 $ 7 o 9 5 $30.00 Coats Now— ------.... .$23.75 These beautiful dresses all special « * * $25.00 Coats Now ...... $19.75 LUGGAGE ly priced for Class Day. X' We hope that $20.00 Coats N o w ...... $15.75 Vacation time is here. Now is your opportunity to Our old friends select what you need. And new as well ONE LOT Men’s and Boys’ Chamois and Horsehide i t Will accept this Washable Silks Practical “thank you” CASES, BAGS Whose splendid values WINDBREAKERS Regular $6.95, Special at $12.00 Cases $Q So completely typify $20.00 Cases $-1 $18.00 Blouse N ow ...... $14,75 a h d B a g s i O e / D and B ags 7 o f ^ $4,95 Our apprecaition $15.00'Blouse N ow ...... $12.75 For past prosperity $13.50 Cases A $10.00 Cases $Q And future years $13.50 Blouse N o w ...... $10.75 and B ags l U * f 9 and Bags . 0« I V . ONE LOT Of growth in service Flannel Jackets. CHILDREN’S TOP COATS 75 Cents Off Any Pair of Men’s WORK PANTS $4 to $10 Regular $5.95, Special at $12.00 Coats N ow ...... $9.75 75 CENTS OFF ALL MEN’S KNICKERS $4.95 C .E. House & Son, $10.00 Coats N o w ...... $8.75 Inc. $9.00 Coats N o w ...... $7.7o 75 Cents Off A ll Men’s and Y oung Men’s ONE LOT $8.00 Coats N o w ...... $6.75 Kasha Sport Suits OUTING AND FLANNEL PANTS Regular $9.95, Special at 10 PER CENT OFF MEN’S AND BOYS’ $7.95 KHAKI PANTS Dresses in Large Sizes 10 PER CENT OFF BOYS’ WOOLEN KNICKEiRS Size 6 toTS. C. E $3.95 *“$9.95 ■ 1 TER '(CONN.) EVENING HERALt); WEDNE STOlilE ’0, 19^ m ' j?rj(B n Haldeman Says Commercial Flying Both Ways Over Ocean Is Practical • « udianapoliB, Ind. — Commercial Ato a thousand feet. This makes It aviation, both East and Westward bard for meteorologists to deter across the Atlantic is entirely prac mine with any degree of accuracy tical, and. commercial an'd mail what flying conditions are liable to ^^ffanes will be making « regular be even in the comparatively short 'nights on scheduled'time in an ex period of 24 hours,” Haldeman con tremely short period of time, is the tinued. . - opinion of George Haldeman, co-^ "The eai;tb Induction, magnetic pilot with Ruth Elder on the Ill- compass, which has recently been fated voyage which ended in their perfected, is to aviation what the miraculous rescue at sea. ^ AstrolabI, or principle of the first, Haldeman has been in Indiana compass ,was to Christopher Colum polis for some time negotiating bus, and it is constantly being im with several local firms for air proved. With the exception of al service and promptly gave an opin lowing for wind drift, the magnetic ion on the future of trans-Atlantic induction compass is now almost fiying, while discussing advance mechanically perfect. ment of aviation in general. Charted Course "Due to the rapid improvements "With a charted course and land being made almost daily in avia marks at every 500 miles flying tion, there is no need for trahs-At- would be as safe as steamer travel. lantic commercial fiying to remain Practically^BlI planes equipped for a mere possibility any longer; it ocean travel carry three compasses would be a simple thing to make to preclude all possibility of the Ly- it a reality and remote- from any er becoming lost due to compass element of danger,” Haldeman de failure or deviation. . clared. "There is a demand'.for regular SALE STARTS THURSDAY JUNE 7 Longer Flight V scheduled service between the con "Of course to be absolutely safe tinent of Europe and America at the fiight both ways must of the present time, with the progress ibusiness, the ^^pansion of which is due to We have worked for months in preparation for this big event. We have arranged our necessity be a little longer than and rapid delivery of mail.being de those ordinarily attempted in a manded in both continents, it is |{|ln£ailing advantage of thousands of cus- stocks in a manner easy for you to make selections from. All merchandise has been marked non-stop fiight,” Haldeman con only a matter of time until safe tinued. "But, taking the ‘land transAtlantic flights will be a len-!' We wish to thank them all, young' down to the lowest prices for such quality that you will be astonished. Come prepared to buy route from New York to New daily occurence,” Haldeman con foundland, with a landing field cluded! all that you can carry. Every item you purchase will mean savings in your pocket. available if needed, and froin thence Haldeman also prophesied that to Iceland, also equipped with an the Atlantic would bs conquered emergency field, and then across to several times this summer by ad Scotland and on to the continent. Is venturous flyers from hpth contin 1 Lot Shaker to all Intents and purposes absolute ents, but, he added as Ife prepared .SPECIALS! Men’s 50c ly safe. The greatest water haz to hop off in his Stinson-Detroiter ard of this course would be from monoplane for a business flight to <6t-o£.Men’s Silk and Single Grip Iceland to Scotland, a distance of Detroit, a small two-hour trip of Rayon SWEATERS 540 miles, with a field at either end 240 miles, that in his opinion any SHOES of the stretch there is little element further non-stop trans-Atlantic i neck. of danger. flights in single-motored planes jSHIRTS I "I do not believe trans-Atlantic would be extremely foolhardy. GARTERS I flights In single motored planes are ( either safe or practicable, and since $3.75 i the Atlantic has been conquered in is date ir\. ■¥$2.7S j both directions in non-stop flights, Whd'$5.00 Values V'alues to $12.50. 2 for 7 5 c I can see no reason for any further 'American j risk being taken in-that direction, I as there is nothing further to be HISTORY ! gained,” Haldeman declared em- , JUNE 6 I phatically. 1758— Birthday of Nathan Hale, j "The thing to do now is to chart ■patriot. HOSIERY I the most feasible and practical 1765—-Massachusetts called for a Years route between the two continents, colonial cohgress. and have every flyer follow that 1799— Patrick Henry, revolution I .Hode, 4 for route, just as steamer captains'fol ary orator, died. low the recognized steamer lanes.” 1872— Republicans nominated U. Navigation Instruments S. Grant and Henry Wilson. 8 for Improved navigation instruments 1888— Democrats nominated Gro for aerial pilots and better meteoro ver Cleveland and A, G. / logical advance information on Thurman. for weather conditions will eliminate 1900— CIvil government establish most of the dangers of ocean fly ed in Alaska. ing, Haldeman believes. Hot^ 3 for Accuracy of weather reports are ONE FOB THE G. O. P. WOMEN’S AND absolutely essential to the safety Lancaster, Pa.— Fifteen years (O ffldkfe____ of aerial navigation, both over land and sea,” Haldeman continued. ago a woman evaded paying hel “ Improvements are toing slowly fare on the Conestoga Tractio^ GROWING GIRLS’ but surely developed by the weather company here. .Recently IthS Boms pany was in receipt of h, . Bhecd 1 Lot 50 Pairs Red Cross Style, Tomorrow bureaus of both continents. One of 20% Off Jewelry the greatest improvements is a me from the woman for $10 sent« shf Fancy Band Now ...... said, as conscience moneys Shd and Bill Folds $6 75 chanical instrument with which the $10 Pumps, W e begin a captains of ocean going vessels may wanted to have peace, she IGxplaliy ctBbys’ $1.00 Now ...... $8.75 accurately determine wind velocity ed. 20% Off All $9.00 and $8.50 Pumps, at the ‘ceiling’ or limit of flying Manufacturers* statlsU^ ; . . N o w ...... *. timely sale in height. Instruments have also been Nevada first and Montana lecpnq Golf Hose ' ...... $7.75 perfected which enable steamer pi in candy consumption: per capita^ MRJSES'I $8.00 and $7.50 Pumps, lots to accurately measure the dis N o w ...... appreciation of Nothing like a nice lollypop t0( ...... SB.75 tance of the ‘celling’ from sea level. brace you up between killings^' 10% Off All $7.00 and $6.50 Pumps and Both of these developments will 75c $1.00 Overalls O x fo rd s ...... prove a wonderful help to the aerial .... . $5.75 75 years of navigator, as he has heretofore had $6.00 Pumps and Oxfords to depend upon thq judgment of the BUY YODR TIRES A| Now ...... $5.10 Uninterrupted { various sea captains for his infor- $5.50 and $5.00 Pumps..dnd I mation as to flyng conditions. Camilbeirs Fillmg Station Now ...... ^.... “ If the captain is not an experi $4 15 Business enced flyer his judgment Is often in error, sometimes as much as 500 Phone 1551 Broken L ots ...... i ; ...... $2.75 White Footwear not included in this sale. SPECIAL Our birthday— our Party for you— of 1 ! ::'v)One Lot of Four-in-Hand Regular $1.00 Ties— ( w Extra values— New Spring Patterns. MEN’S SHOES AND MURRAY’S A combination of style “ Correct But Inexpensive” State Theater Buildinsr, South Manchester for OXFORDS And savings in $ Keeping with the 1.75 Importance of this Our Sale Occasion— -OF- OFF 10% OFF , A practical expression ,KON ALL All goods not mark Of our appreciation Midsummer Of your good-will and ed at greater reduc Patronage. SiERALLS tions. HATS $10 Footwear (D O ' 7 C STARTS N o w ...... i p O * # O We have planned $9.00 and $8.50 Footwear *7 *7 ^ This event to interest all— N o w ...... J b / o 7 5 Thursday ai 9 a. m. STRAW HATS $8.00 and $7.50 Footwear O O *7 C Special features are N o w ...... $ 1 3 • / 5 SELECT YOUR STRAW HAT $7.00 and $6.50 Footwear • O C Planned for each day—./ Important Special Now’ ; ...... v O c f O Watch the papers NOW $6.00 Footwear * 1 N o w ...... And our windows for & ...... 1 U Offiering!! $5.50 and $5.00 Footi^aar 3 ^ X S These specials— New Felts—all colors The Anniversary items Broken Lot of S h oes...... $1.75 Listed herewith \ Milans OFF ON ANY HAT IN THE Together with many more, STORE Unadvertised, await your Straw and Combinations -V". BOYS’ SHOES AND Coming— y Large and Small Shapes TOMORROW, SPECIAL! Men’s and Young Men’s OXFORDS The first day of our Group 1, Values to $2.95 A t DOUBLE TEXTURE RAINCOATS Boys’ $5.50 Footwear ih A Anniversary ...... • • $100 N o w ...... $ 4.75 >C50ats Now ...... $15.75 $18.00 Coats N o w ...... $11.75 Boys’ $5.00 Footwear A o Celebration. Group 2, Values to $3.95 ’ ^ 2 QQ ^MxSaats N ow ...... $13.75 $16.50 Coats N o w ...... $10.75 N o w ...... 3 ) 4 .Z d )Odats N ow ...... $11.75 $12.50 Coats N o w ...... $8.75 Boys’ $4.00 Footwear (D O O C N o w ...... ;.. 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BRBWSTXm, after the same roof them divillBh has invented a “dust mask” for here, and from your letters 1 can'-, loalac both father and wealth, brats for a month’s pay!” housekeepers. This is a muzzle-like so much like your dear sweet self. not .see where your big town really* conaente to aiahe her home with Mrs. Gernsner turned to the cul CliARISSA DEXAN aad her father. affair, somewhat resembling a dish You are really at heart such a ^ did anything for her, or whefe she prits. “Wail; 'til your papa comes strainer and a bulldog muzzle which Her fiance, NATHANIEIi DANN, sane person, and so genuine, that improved her opportunities at all. objecta to thla for be mtatmata home!” she s^ieked at them. is coyly strapped about the neck She has a positive talent for sur DEAN’S motlTea. Meanwhile, “That's the third time this month and over the nose and mouth. The I can’t bear to have you fritter DEAN plota to get NIEL away away your time and yov” life on rounding . herself with men that J VraCINIA but falla. CLA> you've driven someone out pf the idea, says Science, is to prevent Mi •••cornea Jealona of THU house! You're goln’ to bed, both lady of the Broom inhaling germy the trivial relationships that mean cause her to be talkeci about. Just GINlAf and the latter reeolTes to of you. Pietro! Pietro!” she dust. so little. . now, the objeqt of her affection Is leave bnt DBAN Ineteta that ahe a man who has Just come to town marry him. When ahe refnaea, he called, raising her voice even It does seem as If the contraption For you to be jealous of Alan’s tbreatena to reveal that her louder. “Take them away and give Is a bit behind the times. Other stenographer, no matter how pret to run the book store that is being father cheated him ont of fl00,000. forms of household science already ty she is, is so ridiculous. Anyone opened in the new Jones block. Reckleaaly, ahe promlaca to earn them castor oil,” she cried when cnoneh In one year to repay him the butler came running in. have taken care of the dust prob who views you two with Half an I nearly forgot to tell yon that —or marry him. 'The children screamed and lem with vacuum cleaners and the eye can see that Alan adores you I had a letter from sousln Juli^ leavea bnt haa to like. Besides, most ladles modern asking for your address. It seems' * pat>n a ring: to tide over nntll kicked and bit but somehow Pietro — that is the real reason you play ® POBitlon. She goea managed to drag them off. The enough to wear a nose-cup before fast and lose with him. You are she is going to Europe this sum 1^0 NIEL’S atndlo to tell him of echoes of their struggles could be the wearing of same becomes a so sure o f him. And I don’t see mer, and she wants to see you be her break with the DEANS bnt heard for several minutes before great national domestic habit, are how he can feel sure of you at ull.V fore she sails. I mailed It to her at her Joy at aeelne him la cloaded out ealrning the wherewithal to pay necanse ahe dare not reveal her a slamming door- somewhere in the It always has been my experi once, and you will doubtless hear someone else to dodge the germs. compact with DEAN, and alao be- apartment restored quiet to the ence, that if I stooped to jealpusy from her soon. * .. Pa Spanks Teacher whl!.h fcf with drawing room. it developed I had worked mjrself NIED treata A Nebraskan father recently I have not seen Julia for several Virginia was amazed at the ease up to a frenzy about nothing. The years— she has never kept up mneh Next day VIRGINIA aaka a beat up a school teacher who had broker friend how to earn he? with which Mrs. Gernsner changed disciplined his son. The, teacher thing you worry about is usually with the famillly. There was -u tiria hundred thousand. Then she aak? her manner back to the calm before had made the boy stand on one foot the thing that never happens, and when everyone expected ber ^ his secretary how to find a bnsl! the storm. the big surprise comes from some ness position, and Is directed to for a certain length of time and make a brilliant marriage, she w u an asrency where she la given the “Let’s see . . . . where were we?” 171 when the boy tried to change to thing you never even suspected. so much sought after, I ” newly-rlch lady who she said, trying to take up the the other foot, beat him fiendishly. Florence Is homo— and is very understand why she prefer}' wants a social secretary. broken threads of the conversation. dissatisfied. Even the clothes she NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY It was charged. The school teacher an old maid. She nn\st be c Virginia got to her feet, shaken has left town and is not expected to bought in the city seem quit© to CHAPTER XXV. ed now, as she is well bvei 4 and disturbed. “I .'. . really think return. have lost their charm for her. It sks certainly was pretty w^ ' Al A S Virginia’s eyes became. ac- It’s no use going further into the The few occasional tales of par seems to me that she bought with graduated from Vassar. Be ^ customed to the subdued light matter, Mrs. Gernsner,” she said. ents who rage at any school dis very poor taste. I do not think she ten me all about her. | of the drawing room she discerned “I’m sure I never would be equal cipline enacted on their offspring wears those large figures, and arty * Lovingly, a portly female figure reclining on to taking your nursemaid’s place.” are amazing. The terrific blind effects well. a gold brocade divan, a toy dog In Mrs. Gernsner frowned. “Them strength of the parental instinct m o m . her arms and an open box of choc Irishers don’t know how to handle makes one wonder that parents do olates on a taboret at her side. kids,” she scoffed. “A little joke not assail teachers more frequently The average number of qtilek “Come over close,” Mrs. Gerns- and they fly off the handle.” than they do. One wonders, too, if tricks outstanding in OTery deal is ner urged invitingly. “Pietro, '' ' “Well, I’m sure I don’t think it the accident insurance rate for not more than eight, and usually turn on some light. We don’t need would be pleasant to eat soap,” teachers Isn’t pretty high. ymiDGE less than eight. Yon may verify to save on the electricity,” she Virginia replied before she could What Of it? this conclusion by dealing the a added to Virginia, check herself. Of the 290 members of Prince cards ten times, counting the num The butler walked pompously to Mrs. Gernsner bristled. “You ton’s senior class, 234 admitted ber of quick tricks and noting tha a wall.switch and flooded the room don’t expect children should be that they drank, 85 would marry MAD&EASY results. It will thus be seen that, with dazzling light from a dozen angels, do you?’%she snapped. SIMULATES BOLERO for money, and a majority went on on the average, a total of lass than lamps In the bronze chandelier. “I don’t expect them to be any MODE record as believing that “ pull” goes < y eight quick tricks is held by - all “It’s a beautiful day . . . . ” Vir thing to me when I accept a posi-. Seamings simulate bolero mode farther In succeeding than ability. the players In each . ill Before any hullabaloo Is raised ginia began suggestively. tion as companion to an adult,” in a fascinating frock of dotted ^ W .W .W enfworth ^ It therefore follows that thO about “ the loss of idealism on our initial bidder holding ^ two qulek Daylight is so hard on the com '< < Virginia retorted. “Good after georgette crepe for Immediate and plexion,” Mrs. Gernsner vetoed resort wear. A hip yoke creates campuses,” just ask why a college - ~ * tricks has a hand above the aver- ^ noon, Mrs. Gernsner. I shall re should or could be much more than promptly. “Pietro, bring a chair port to Mrs. Phelps that the posi slenderness. Box-rplalts are further age. . for the young lady.” evidence of its chic. Shoulder bow a cross section of life In general. If Initial Suit Bid Two quick tricks is the mini tion is not one I care to accept.” the world at large drinks, puts - The cards have been dealt. As is its only adornment. Style No. mum bidding requirement for ianjr Virginia sat in a gold chair that “I’ll do some reporting myself,” money above love in marriage, and you study them, you often ask 171 can be made in less than two initial bid. If your hand does not | matched the divan and took stock that lady muttered darkly, “and if makes “success” dependent upon yourself, “ Shall I bid?” Uncertain of her prospective employer while you get a job by Mrs. Phelps I’m a hours. Striped shantung, flat silk contain St least two quick tricks, “pull,” colleges hardly can buck as to what to do, you find yourself it must be bid initially. the latter returned the compliment. customer what she should never crepe crepe de chine, printed silk against the world at large and in a maze. crepe, printed chiffon, voile, silk The initial bid is the pivot of “You have had experience In nice see again!” foist a new creed upon it, though There need ' be no such hesi pique, jersey or crepe satin using all bidding. It must be'as sound , houses?” she Inquired a trifle Out once more in the sparkling the campus alarmists seem to ex tancy. If you have a bid, it'can the dull surface for hip yoke and as the '"Rock o f Gibraltar. Your i skeptically, unimpressed with Vir sunshine of the spring * day Vir pect this. be detected immediately by a cur She crossed over, intending to take a hus downtown and save taxi fare. binding. Pattern for this attractive initial bid is' a mirror to your ginia’s elegantly plain black crepe ginia drew in’ a deep breath of Preserve Our Feathers! sory inspection of .the cards, de dress comes in sizes Ifi, 18, 20 partner. It is a proclamation that dress and custom-made shoes. having my massage and manicure. “Stop It, you blithering little fresh air and blessed her lucky star All dressed up with feathers in termining at once whether the years, 36, 38 and 42 inches bust. you have the minimum require^ ^ Yes, ’ Virginia returned simply. And you can help Pietro with the divils! Stop it, I say.” to be out of that house. her hair, so many sequins on her Price 15 cents in stamps or coin hand contains the minimum re ments fpr an Initial bid, namely, .J "You know how to fix up swell flowers when we have a party... .fix “Maggie!” She crossed over and. walked to train which was just so many feet quirements fpr a'n initial- bid. (coin preferred.) two quick tricks. However, an Ini parties and write polite letters?” up things nice. . . . write out my Mrs. Gernsner^ voice rose above a bus stop signal, iptendlng to take long, her fan at just such an angle, ) An initial bid is a bid made by “I believe so.” tial suit bid never should be made invitations and go with me shop the uproar in magnificent cre a bus downtown and save taxi fare. Mrs. Alfred ’ J. Brosseau, president the player who has dealt the on less than four cards, even Mrs. Gernsner cleared her throat. ping.” She stopped and looked at scendo. “Maggie, what does this As one of them rumbled up a few Manchester Herald general of the Daughters of the cards. He alsa may be denom though you hold A K Q'of thp "Don’t be afraid to say something,” American Revolution, was recently Virginia significantly. “If you mean?” minutes later she stepped hastily Pattern Service. inated ■ the firsf^M nd.. If the flrst suit, . ' she told Virginia encouragingly. know the swell places,” she added “ What does It mean? What does onto the platform and took a step presented at court, made her bow, hand passes audl^he second hand Then, as Virginia’s face took oh an as if she doubted It very much. it mean?” Maggie shrilled. “ It toward the door before it occurred Pattern No...... just as court tutors had taught her, bids, this bid by second hand is odd expression: “Maybe you should means I’m leaving and the saints to her that it would be more pleas before the Kink and Queenk and also termed a * initial bid. This “I can give you the names of Price 15 Cents. like we were alone,” she added, wipe my mim’ry o’ this past week! ant on top. had her picture taken for the pa- arilcle is confined to Initial bid- Katherine Halliihiy Hovrard some exclusive shops.” 'POFB bftflk home. __=. . Pietro, leave the rooiti, please.” Will ye be quiet?” she began again Her quick turn brought her up dhig, as the requirements for bids Mrs. Gernsner brightened. “Some N a m e...... ■The poise and complacency of “Now, tell me how you should be places where they have chick upon the children. abruptly against a passenger who in other positions are different. my companion,” she went on when had boarded the bus directly be the lady in the photographs make If the cards were evenly dealt OF HAW things,” she qualified. “Oscar! Come here! Annie, Size ...... such maelstroms /as Black Lists the splendid butler had stalked out Virginia nooded. “Would those stop that kicking!” hind her. “ Oh, I’m sorry,” she and every player held the A K Q Method for beginners with ' no of the room. seem, most remote and impossible. of a suit, he would hold 2 1-2 be all my duties?” Mrs. Gernsner took a heavy hand apologized and smiled briefly at A d d ress...... previous knowledge of mnslc. “Well, I believe I’m competent In After all, perhaps the Black Lists quick tricks, making a total of ten “ Oh, I don’t know. Maybe I’d in the affair but even so she was him. He smiled back Rt ber, and were necessary, for if war and sol Special method for adult begin the duties you mentioned,” Virginia want you to take the children out panting and disheveled when the Virginia caught a glimpse of a quick tricks for • all four hands. ners who have previously studied stated and then paused. diering and all the trappings of pa Such an equal distribution of for a walk or a ride in the limou children were at last planked down flashing gold tooth. Send your order to the “ Pat triotism are to be labeled “mis music. “Go on, go on. What else?” sine sometimes.” in chairs and reduced to blubbering. Then he stood aside and per cards Is not likely to occur in a tern Dept., Manchester Evening taken,” and even “wicked” and “a century. To find ten quick tricks Thorough foundation for solo “My French Is considered rather “Haven’t you a nurse?” “Now, what’s at the bottom of mitted her to ascend the narrow, Herald; Manchester, Conn.'' and ensemble work. good but not my German. I can menace” to a country, how can D. outstanding in any one deal is so “Oh yes, but I mean you should this?” she demanded of Maggie. curving stairs. She paid too little A. R.’s crow over the common herd, get along fairly well with Debussy attention to him to notice that he unusual as to require no further Studio 12^ Chnrch S ^ t. take her place when she’s off.” “Them Imps of Satan have been or D. A. R, presidents wear feathers consideration. but Beethoven and Chopin are be “How often is that?” Virginia did not lift his hat and of course atop their pates and be presented at Telephone. yond my technique. . ” up to .their pranks agin,” Maggie had an alarming suspicion that this exploded accusingly. “’Tis soap in she forgot all about him the next court? iii “ That’s all right,” Mrs. Gerns REGARDLESS OF STYLE, position threatened to Include the the candy they’re feeding me now. second. But when she got up to Two Honeymoons ner broke In hurriedly. “We don’t duties of a female factotum. leave the bus at 48th Street she saw CLOTHES SHOULD EXPRESS Two strange honeymoons are Me Innards are blazin’ like a three A PERSONALITY have to invite any professional “Only once a week. ..." Her alarm fire.” She put her hands him in one of the rear seats. Ho told of side by side in the morning guests to our parties. I’ve got answer to Virginia’s question was over her stomach and groaned. did not look at her nor move, but news. One will be spent In a death plenty of friends of my own.” “ There should be no drastic sea drowned In a howling, screeching “Go tell Pietro to fix you up when Virginia alighted from the cell— but only the groom will spend “Wha. ...” Virginia broke off bus and happened to face about sonal changes in styles for the wo It there; the bride will stay at din that came from the foyer and something,” Mrs. Gernsner advised man who knows her own type.” her ejaculation In the middle of ft bore down upon the drawing room rather suddenly she discovered that home counting hours till the new uneasily. Natacha Rambova, wife of the and substituted ati uciiiLslllgible in a struggling mass of juvenile “I’m goln’ to a clinic,” Magjgle he too had left the bus. husband for whom she never cooked murmur instead. late Rudolph 'Valentino, made this a meal Is dead. Gordon Denmark arms and legs. As they pushed announced firmly, “I’ll send me He turned sharply away and statement. Miss Rambova,' in her "I told Mrsi Piielps I don’t need and shoved through the door Vir frlnd. Miss Casey, to pack me started to walk briskly toward a married Etta Collier in the death anyone £o get Ixeople to come to my new shop, creates personality cos cell. ginia caught glimpses now and then things.” Store entrance, but there was tuming.^ house,” Mrs. Gernsner explained of the red face of an Irate Irish “But you came for two weeks on something so unexpected in seeing Dr. and Mrs. Dan McMillan,' mar patiently. “ Study your type. Your clothes ried in New York just the other nursemaid. trial,” Mrs. Gernsner protested. hinl at her heels just a few sec should express your persohality or “I quite understand,” Virginia re “Le’me go, you big stiff; le’me “You won’t get paid If you leave onds after he had been so appar day, will spend their honeymoon in plied soberly. “But I think you they cannot.possibly do you jus the Jungles of India, hunting tigers go!” before your time’s up. I got to get ently staying on the bus that Vir tice,” she asserted. should state your requirements.” and leopards and boa constrictors. “Mama! Mama!” someone in your place.” ginia experienced a queer feeling of “ Some women make themselves “What I want? Well, you should But they sdy life today is hum “He did It! He did it!” ‘T e can keep the money! I uncertainty about him. negative by , not bringing out a Cer read me the new novels while I’m drum and utterly uneventful! “You’re a liar!” wouldn’t stay another day under (To Be Continaed) tain delicate coloring, a finely chis eled profile, or some other individ ual asset they possess. should wander far from It. *!One woman might wear best "Colors have tremendous mean t V-' ing. I argue one can read character rules for teachers which will the type of costume that was Ip three of her children. Five had vogue during the Crusades. Jf it by knowing a person’s color likes serve eveiy person In the com been .taken by welfare societies and and dislikes. But color shouX be Before Vacattioft4 munity. * is perfect for her, all of her frocks * given homes with other families. and gowns can get the key to their subordinated to other things. Line, Simple setting-up exercises upon If the truth were told, I wonder style from it. Fabrics change. So do cut and style must suit one’s type arising. Daily Health Service how many people would acknowl colors. But If a style is just the of features and build. Then the Regulation of the bowels, with edge the defeat of all their hopes by right one for a woman, she never right color puts the emphasis on call up the HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL out laxatives. the big city for the lure of which an already lovely thing.” Balanced diet and time to eat they deserted their happy country by World Famed Authority leisurely iu a quiet, restful place. homes. Provide a healthful school en And not all of them are Ameri KMS9(3S»SKX9C)S9(9SX9(9C9(9n(9E9S9S9»9C969S9C9S9SX^ vironment. cans. How many peasants from oth MODERN Moments of relaxation to relieve er countries come to New York and TE.ACHERS SHOW SUPERIOR ' that they do not actually have fatigue. never leave the Ghetto. They stay AVERAGE FOR HEAI/TH. rates as high as people In other Daily exercise in the open air. in the crowded tenements of the “Gifts That Last” employments even for these di Diversion in some hobby. East Side, instead of broad sunny Dyers&Qeaners By DR. MOISRIS. FISHBEIN. seases. Eight hours or more sleep In a acres In the country, where they It was felt, for Instance, that well ventilated room. could have prosperity, peace and When You Give comfort. a k e an inventory of* Editor Journal of the American the work of teaching brought on Full use of the week-end and Medical Association and of Hygeia nerve strain because of its de other holidays. In a day’s travel one passes mile your wardrobe b^ore the Health Magazine. mand on the supply of energy and Avoidance of after-school posi upon mile of deserted fertile farm T land, with good houses and farm you go on that trip—then tions and evening work. The occupation of teaching is not the necessity of constant watch buildings falling to decay. The flrst fulness. Semi-annual visit to a good den Silverware send your Clothes to us for especially deleterious to good signs of a decadwt nation is the health. The opinion is voiced by On the other hand, the person tist. desertion of the country. It may Rejuvenation. When done I. H. Goldberger who, ae assistant who teaches usually likes the A health examination by a com not be so in America— times are You Give a Life LongJlemembrance. director of educational hygiene of work and this means a great deal petent physician at least once a different from the ■ era of Rome’s here you have complete Mi' the board of*, education of New in the avoidance of nerve strain. year. decline— but it is true that over If it is R. Wallace 1835 it 'will be a gift of lasting assurance that your, tour Nowadays health education forms York City, has observed some urbanization and the desolation of beauty and unfailing satisfaction. It is the ideal gift 33,000 public school teachers for a a considerable part of every school her fields was the direct cause of the will be a complefe''~success period of fifteen years. program. Therefore teachers are end of that great empire, and It for all ages and all occasions. from a sartorial point of The health of school teachers Is encouraged to watch their own Home Page Editorial makes us think of ourselves. superior to that of Industrial health and to exercise a sort of But aside from that it seems too You can always make a present of tea spoons. No .view. No need to buy., workers and clerical groups. healtbful leadership among the bad that land should go to waste new Clothes when the old - pupils.' Deserted Farms, with families and children needing one can have too many. School teachers average 3'.36 days ones can be restored to per teacher away from work be In modern school buildings First Sign of it. The rental of farm properties Is cause of sickness as compared school teachers have the advan low now and If a man understands, Let us show you the charming patterns and durability their original newness-for a anything about farming, his crops PHONE with an average of 5.9 days per tages of -Improved systems ‘of ven Nation’s Decay of this, superior silverware. trifling*amount. - i/.* > person for those engaged In indus tilation, heating and lighting, rest will pay his rent and give him food and a living. 1419 try and clerical wmrk. rooms, lunch rooms, gymnasiums * By Olive Roberts Barton The death rate for school teach- and swimnMng pools. There are farms needing people, Tea Spoons in Sets of Six there are people needing farms. 'We jsrs average 8.66. per thousand at They_^have opportunity to apply all ages compared with a rate of should have a new kind of social $2.50 and $3.75 the knowledge of diet and hy welfare to bring them together. 18.5 for the whole population. giene that they themselves must “My husband and I have our dreams. He used to be a good farm Their death rate then Is one j o t the pass on to the children. The medi MODERN best. er before we come to the city. Some cal examination ‘ of the children day again we are going to have a It has been taken tor granted are a stimulus to the teachers to TRI-COLOR JEWELRY that school teachers were likely to little piece of land in the country Dewey-Richnian Co. have an‘ annual physical examina where we can have all our children dyers an d cleaners snlCer 'more with coughs and colds tion as a protection against in The necklace and bracelets of together again, an'd where we can the moment have three strands of Jewelers, Stationers, Silversmiths and ^^th. nervous disturbances sidious disability. really live.” 11 School S t than /were those In other ocenpa-^ jewels. One pearl necklace and ■ The House of "G ifts That Last’* In a final word Doctor Gold Thus spoke a woman who was tions.'However, it has been found earring set has blue, rose and berger outlines twelve health found starylng in the Bronx .with cream searl strands. ■^4V ' I’ A ‘ I f llliV ‘ 11^ *'^if'| flSilf ftfl ■ ^ 5 MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1928. Tex To Disclose Plan American Leagiie an^ '^Slides High Schocl Results Tlmt’e Only Plmuher’a 'P»yl ^Tex Rickard says he flaished twenty thousands to the 4ofl’d For Championship Bout At St. Iioiilai— after he had paid all the bills, for the Mandell-HoLamln show. That’s New iBntaiti Meef Washington » A* PO.’?A. B. pretty fair dough, but it was about Rice, rf ...... 4 0 0 ' OV 0 9 1 CAR BEAT MAN 0 one-third of what he expected to Reeves, 88 . ««•••••• 4 1 2 1 2 a make when he made the match. DID YOU KNOW THAT~- ' Little Being Heard About the IN HUNDRED YARDS. Barnes, cf . 1 1 1 0 0 Goslln, If ., • ••••••• ^ 1 3 3^ 0 0 No doubt the heat of the show Some Of the sport writers Hardware Outfit Judge, lb .. • ••••«•• 4 0 1 11 0 0^ was cooled by all the postpone who pan trained seals'- don’t Big Fight These Days; To Partial proof that an automo Ruel, c . • ••••••• 0 0 6., 7 0 ments, but it was a poor advance write all their own stuff them bile can beat a man in a hun Bluege, 3b . • «••••*• 3 1 1' 0 selves . . . The celebs hire ner Iqr T voity Point liar- Hayes, 2b ...... 3 0 0 4 VI 0 u le and not the weather that dred yard race, both starting Braxton, p , ...... 3 0 0 0 3 0 caused the first postponement. ghost writers . . . ’The ethi Be Held on Night of July from a standing start with the Those who like to delve in rea cally hareless scribes use the crack of a gun, was given in a 33 4 8 27 12 0 gin; Score- 59 to 39 St. Louis sons for this and that are of the scissors on other columns . . . renewal of the famous argu AB. H.. POs A; Si opinion that the fight market is off Fidel La Barba is a Delta Epsi 26. ment here last night. McNeelv. rf ...... 6 0 0. 2 0 0 and that the big heavyweight thing lon at Stanford . . . Pete Lat 1-3. ' The latest information on the Brannon, 2b ...... 4 1 2 4 3 0 zo, fighter, had an offer to try Manush, If ...... 4 0 2 3 0 0 will be whacked also by the In subject Is that Joe Ashford, Schulte, cf . •••••••■ 2 0 1 6 0 0 difference of what were once al- out with the Philadelphia A’s By DAVIS J. WALSH driving a Chevrolet roadster Kress, 88 ...... 4 0 1 3 3 ■0 way.: dependable customers. . . . . Three of the White Sox New York, June 6.— Tex Rickard owned by Miss Helen Bodreau, Blue, lb . . . •••••••• 3 0 0 7 1 Q are opei^ rebels . . . The Pi Manchester High school lost iffi plans to apprise the New York Box one defeated Stanley “ Lefty” Bettencourt, 3h •• • • 4 0 1 1 1 1 rates are crying for a left field dual track and. field meet to New Schang, c ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 The Silent Ballyhoo Britain High in.the Hardware City ing Commission tomorrow of his Bray in a similar race. The Ogden, p ., •••••••• 3 0 0 9 2 a er . . . And the Indian owners Rickard’s method of approach yesterday afteriioon by a margin “ plans” for the Tunney-Heeney time of either, or the margin of Mullen, X . . •••••••• 1 0 0 0 0 0 to his heavyweight thing is would give one of their rail heavyweight championship fight victory,^as not stated. roads for a relief pitcher . . . of twenty points, making but four 34 1 7 27 10 1 very unusual. Jumping into June firsts against seven for New Brit and, four days later, he will have W ashington...... 100 011 010—-4 the actual date and place where 'The Cubs think Maguire is sec - another big story for release. He St. Louis ...... 100 000 000— 1 ond-basing better than Adams ain. The score was 59 2-3 to 39 1-3. Eugene Tunney is to meet Thomas Lines was a star for New Brit will tell us when and where the Two base hits, Bluege, Reeves; Heeney bad! not been announced. . . They are calling Jole “ Hur- fight is to take place. The writer, home runs, Reeves, Goslln; Sacrifices; Ray’’ . . . Morrle Kaplan Is- ain. He placed first in the 100 and O’BRIEN HAS PLAYED Hayes. Braxton; left on bases. Wash*. Last winter, when he was giving 220 and then won third in the for one, number 6 - 6 •'4S> ______The most feared and skUifijI of the sailors who ruled the seas from the seventh to the. eleventh centuries were the Vikings, or Norsernen. “ From the fury of the Norsemen. Good . Lord, deiivef ns!^* was a constant prayer .in the churchee of England;: High in the stem and bow the Norse thips.,carried a carved fi^rehead terrible to look upon. (To Be Continued) ^•fenwn»n«»iir:i^anwatTrt<, tiai,R>t:b s.W-flW i»at. Th« OMnut s-ao ■fl.' ' A " -s; -; - T,:-’ 1: . V. ' ^r*'- 'EV*EN V S im rl'^ ^ H A L — PICIURCS KNICK n^U.s.MT.oir, ! V J-/" .✓ ‘ V. leiw er MCA anvicK, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Saved! \ By Blossec iTSA(SOOD*7WN6 I ’M COM E Up MERE OM 1 66T BETtV/sETBCTfV! b n Ats A 80y SCOUT OR I ’D MEVJER 7AE BAAiR AND DRY DO'AVJ TW E R\UBR,1 DQMT I4AJOJJAJ MONW TO DON’T you EFFORT T o SOORSELP OFF* SEE, kAAOMI AOUJ p a r fro m SVWIM, AAiD RESCUE y o u DQWr KAiOVW DROVA)AilA)S BESCOE 7WE v m a a t a c l o s e LITTLE BLAch: PEOPLE SMANE y o u C.WLDFROM JUST/LAD/-' DR0\xJMIAi6, FR S O C LE S FE LL PROM TJJkS LO S /AJ70 7 A 6 RAPID E7J2EAM — BO?JX 6 0 S V JIR L IM S C M £ R 7 l\e RALLS AM D A P S AlOVW /Ai Q U IE T VAtATER • • >- , SALESMAN SAM As Represented "55^ »^SmaD READ THE STORY. THEN COLOR THE PICTURE f i The houseboat stood upon ' dry ness me! What's that protruding R.USHT FO0TWeS$iR.,STEP OP IN " NOV) t4ER.ES ?W R. Op ^ t S / ISU P, SEVEN ftW / TW WA \ ‘ • 0 J * * d ^ \ WEDNESDAY, PAGtfitSRBEaf r^ j r ^ .*^ \r'' iianrUratcr luruina Imllii IT OPENS TOMORROW OLD FASHION DANCE NIGirr . ^ City View Dance HaD JUNE 17TH IS FATHER’S DAY Store Your Furs in Our Modern REMEMBER DAD WITH A T he Bigr F an E vent o f the Keeney Street Season THURSDAY BVG., JUNE 7 FATHER’S DAY CARI> Geo. NelTs Orch.—>Adm. 50c. COLD STORAGE VAULT Gommonity CInb / 5c to 35c RAYMOND R. BOWERS (Phone Manchester 400) Stationery__ Main Floor LAWN FETE m SOUTH MnhCHTSTER • CONN • ■rM. iraiTB HOUSE GROUNDS GRADUATES JUNE 20 Come and BrinK Topr FamUy ^nd Neighbors Son of Late Judge H. 0 . Bow ers to Get Yale Law School TOMORROW— Diploma— Going to Europe. ABOUT TOWN Raymond R. Bowers, son of the late Judge H. 0. and Mrs. Lillian Bowers, of North Elm street, this Word has been received from town, will graduate from Yale TEN DOLLAR DA| San Diego, Ctfllf., that a baby boy University School of Law on Wed has been born to Mr. and Mrs. nesday, June 20. Mr. Bowers will Alfred E. Hall, formerly of South take his bar examination shortly Manchester. Mrs. Hall was former after graduation and then will go ly Miss Mae E. Cole. to Europe for a summer tour. In Our Apparel Shop The annual meeting of Hose and Ladder Conapany No. 4 of the South GOING TO PRINCETON .Manchester Fire-department, will be held tonight. The meeting will be TO SEE SON GRADUATE in the club rooms In the hose house COATS on School street. The annual meet ing of Orford Hose No. 3, of the Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Dougherty same department will be held in to Attend Commencement the headquarters on Spruce street, and at Florence. Exercises at Princeton Uni versity. Rev. Watson Woodruff, chairman of the Manchester Memorial hos Mr. a:nd Mrs. Patrick H. Dough pital campaign for funds today an erty, of Dougherty street, will go to Princeton, N. J., on June 15 nounced two further contributions where they will attend commence of $10 each from the Nathan Hale ment e.xercises at Princeton Uni and Barnard schools, making the versity. Their son, George H. that were formerly priced total $32,091.00. Dougherty, will graduate from the university on June 19. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Miinsie of 45 Bige Dougherty will attend all the col $16.75 and $19.75 low street will entertain the Dor lege festivities in connection with cas' society of the Swedish Luther the commencement. They will re an church at her home this even turn to Manchester June 20. Tomorrow—A Special Sale ing. Tomorrow has been set aside in our Apparel Shop as Ten Dollar Day. Here .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mertens of the wise shopper will find splendid .N Wetherell street left today for New York where they will visit WATKINS aROTHERS savings on good-looking coats and relatives prior to sailing Friday on dresses that were formerly priced BAR HARBOR and ST. GEORGE the S. S. Columbus, of the North $16.75 to $19.75. A splendid oppor German Lloyd line for a three tunity to pick up an inexpensive coat months' stay in Germany aiui JF iu ipral Switzerland. or dress to wear now or to save for vacation days. For best selection an The Salvation Army has set tlu‘ J ire c tu rs early visit is advised. Sizes for miss date of Thursday, .lune 2 8 for its and matron. A two dollar deposit WILLOW CHAIRS annual strawberry festival and all will hold any garment for fifteen branches of the ^ocal organization Robert K Anderson will have a part in the work. days. Our Own Importation from Belgium meeting of the committees in Phone sod or /48-7 charge will be held on Thursday i evening of this week. Charles M. .Mnrphey, chairman, COOL SUMMER SPORT AND DRESS of tht! judges' cofnmittce for , the j CHANGE YOUR OIL each itower show at Center church next' week Thursday and Friday, has an $3.98 Use Marland Super Moto’ Oil nounced that he has been able to secure as one of the judges, Mrs. G. A. Kellogg of West Hartford, Campbeirs Filling Station Our order for these chairs was placed through our New York office last the iris specialist and well known Coats December together with orders by some of the largest stores in the country as the proprietor of the garden;; Phone 1551 totaling one hundred thousand pieces of willow furniture. We purchased on there under the name of “ Over the the same price, basis as the large stores; therefore, we can offer these high Garden WiiH.’.’ Sleeveless tennis or golf frocks.. •• Tomorrow we shall close-out spring grade chairs at this special sale price. Mr. and Mrs. Irving G. Finley Candy Specials smart prints for afternoon wear or coats that were formerly priced $16.75 and daughter Doris' left today for for bridge parties----- fluffy geor These chairs afe made and imported from Belgium and can be had in two .New York City where they will FOR THIS WEEK $19.75 and $29.50 at $10.00. Sport styles—the St. George (illustrated above) and the Bar Harbor (illustrated be spend the remainder, of the week. gettes for summer dances. ... tailored and dress coats in tailored styles for low) in the natural shade only. Do not confuse these chairs with the ordin^y Pepperment silks for office wear. One and two sport, travel and business wear, and quality sold at this price as they are well made, high grade chairs with seaU piece models, many of which are dressy models for more formal occa and legs metal reinforced. Chairs suitable for the bedroom, the sun parlor, the veranda, or. the summer home. ♦ ^ Charles taking j Patties washable, in white and pastel colors sions. Trimmed with squirrel, but- in the season’s favored materials. termole and monkey collars or cuffs. With Sizes for the miss 16 to 20, and the Auto tops t epaired, recovered Bitter Sweet Chocolate Coating Full lined. The materials include: matron, 36 to 42. and rebuilt. Automobile trim Regular 60c ming in all its branches. Best These Chairs Will materials used. All kinds of 39c —KASHA leather goods repaired. KIBBE’S -YO-SAN PRINTS Also Harness Repairing. —TWEED Be Laepuer Finished New Kings —FLORAL GEORGETTES 314 Main St., Tel. 128-4 / A crisp molasses candy with — SHEEN ‘ South Manchester peanut butter filling —WASHABLE CREPES To Order Ib. —PRINTED CREPES —BROADCLOTH 39c We have made arrangements locally to Lacquer DRAKE’S COCOANUT finish these chairs in any color that you desire MACAROONS ' HALE’S APPAREL SHOP—Main Floor. at the extra charge of $2.00 a chair. This fin cu:' jf4£LLO 3 Dozen ish is put on by the spray process. See the 12c samples in the window! MOLASSES AND PEANUT BUTTER KISSES 29c Free Delivery Thone Orders Filled in to"wn. while they last. Toasting Fork free with every pound of Plain Marshmallows c m i at special price Hale’s Chair Sale— Basement If it isn’t now is the time to 39c order it and have your bins filled with our good Don’t forget to stop and get BAR HARBOR CUSHION SETS a box of Butter-Kist Popcorn SPECIAL THIS "W EEK ...... - ...... r • • from our new popcorn machine. A special lot of Bar Harbor eushlon sets In cretonne or ^ Clean Coal crash In-gay colored shades. Regular $1.75 grade. Full size. The set consists.of a cushion and a back to match'. Made extra at reduced prices. PRINCESS strong with button reinforcements. OTHER SETS UP TO $2.98 ’ G. E. Willis & Son, Inc. CANDY SHOP't ' HALE'S CUSHIONS— Main Floor Masan Supplies, Cor. Main and Pearl Streets. a 51ain Street Phone 60 South Manchester COOL SUMMER .WASH GOODS REDUCED ttlSN Printed Washable .Boulevard Celanese • GOOD THINGS TO CAT Prints FLAT CREPE Chiffons . M yarii FRESH FISH $ 1.69 y“'<* $ 1 . 3 9 '^ark ' Mackerel Filet Haddock In beautiful garden prhits. Ce-i Washable flat crepe for cool, summer sport , and A profusion of gay patterns and Butterfish > Dressed Haddock coloTff that will make up Into darl laiiese is a sheer fabric similar to afternoon frocks. Our regular $1.98 quality of ing little play frocks for the young- georgette but much more durable. heavy, 40-inch fiat crepe in the popular pastel shades r atera. Excellent, too, for women’s Large flbral designs In beautiful Juicy Tender Short Steaks. as well as white, navy and black. aftfrnoon house frocks. 36 Inches colorings. Color Jast. 36 inches ’ Colors guaranteed fast. wide. Pinehurst Round Ground ...... c 45 (Illustrated left) Two and three-quarter yards w ^.'7-(Mu8trat^d, left) (Illustrated right) PICTORIAL Three and one-half yards of /PICTORIAli Pinehurst Hamburg...... 25c lb. of flat crepe will make this smart sport frock. Size '* '' 05^’ and pne-half yards of Bou- ^ PRINTED; IPICTORJAL PRINTED Print will make this darling Celanese chiffon will make Vais 86. PATTERN good looking summer frock. Size : , jPATTERN PORK— ^lean, tender chops or roasting pieces. ' PRINTED, frock. Size'4. ,4169—350' PATTERNS 3998—30c 16. ' 4*88—45c V HALE’S YARD GOObS— Mam Floor First Ddivery 8 o’clock