MANCHESTER, CONNa, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5,1933. MILK PRICE GOES UP Tear Gas Closes Stock Exchange TRUCE IS DECLARED THROUGHOUT STATE BY CAPITAL, LABOR Control Board Fixes Mnu- HURLER OF BOMB French Fliers Start For First Time in N a to ’ s Bnn Price to Be Pud SOUGHT IN BOSTON History, War Times Ex Fanners— Reasons for On Atlantic Flight cepted, There Is Complete ^ R a is e . Detecdres BeBeve Hob Holds Brooklyn. Aug. 5.—(AP)— A^,340 m il^ set last February by Unity in Indnstry— M on - Man Connected With trans-Atlantic flight to “nowhere' Squadron Leader Oswald R. Gay- Haxtfbxd, Aug. 6.—(AP) — Th« began today when Ueut. Maurice ford and Flight-uAutenant Gilbert torimn Declared on E. Nicholetts of the British Royal state control board yesterday I R o^ and Paul Codes, French avia Stock Market Case. tors took off from Floyd Bennett air force. They flew from Cranwell, set 7% cents a quart as a minimum Arid at 4:41 a. m., e. s. t. In an at- England to Walflsh Bay, Southwest Strikes and Lockouts. price to be paid farmers for their I tempt to set a distance record. A frica . winic, thus m eeting one o f the de They planned to cross the ocean Named After Flier * mands of-organised dairymen, who Boston, Aug. fl—(AP) — Eugene I by way of New Fqundland and the The monoplane of Rossi and Codes threatmiea to strike unless such S. Daniell, Jr., of Somerville, leader Hyde Park, N. Y., Aug. 5—(AP) Great Circle route and then “Just is called the “Joseph Lebrix” in of a newly created “Commoners or —President Roosevelt te ready to action was tak ^ keep going.” Persia, Africa or Rus honor ot the. fam ous French filer At the same time, the board an International party,” was sought to who w as killed in 1931 and it car-r annoimce a general truce betwemx nounced dealers would be permit sia may be their landing place, they day for questioning in connection ried 1,770 g^ons of gasoline. This American capital and labor on oU ted to chaorge 14 certe a quiurt for indicated, but they would prefer to with the tear gas bombing of the 'land in Karachi, India. Their di tremendous load led observers to disputes pending establishment of Twtiv at re i^ ah increase of two New York Sto^ Exchange. cents tc consumers. A portion of rection after reaching the Scilly fear a crash oh the take off, and as the recovery codes. the increase the announcement Lieutenant Timothy Donovan of islands off the English coast, TriUtel a result city and U. S. Navy fire Representatives of employers and said, was due to increased dealer the Boston police department order determined by weather. \ workers on toe advisory board of costs under the National Recovery ed Daniell picked up after an in The record they look to smash to (Continued
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kartford and New London, al ASK STORES TO aO SE L m H though these are expected to b^;in M .E .E . A DISCONTINUES Secretary to Wed TOISSUELOANS operation early next week. ^ W eddings OBITUARY The major posts In the Water* Governor Pollard TO HONOR C .E . HOUSE bury and HMtford offices have AS FUNDS COME TO END e x a FORHOMESSOON been lilled. Kennedy has still to Young-Curran Merchantis Divisim, C. of C , <^ef appraisers and counsel Increase in Industrial Employ DEATHS for Bridgeport and New London. Makds Request for 3:45 ment Here Makes Service Miss Emeline H. Curran, daugh Monday, Just Before. the He is also waiting for a ruling ter of Mrs. Emeline Curran of 200 Frederick KnolaUe First to Crou from W (^ tft from the state attorney general as ^ Less Necessary.^ Word has just been received here Foneral. Expect to Begin Work in to whether savings banks and sav- Maple street, will be married this of the death of Frederick Knofskie, , •* II ings departments of other banking As has been Indicated for some afternoon to Ralph Alvin Toung, brother of Mrs. Ottc Seelert, Idrs. As a token of tribute and respect East— Next Stop It. Bo State Next Week; Branch time, the board of directors of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bqa Harry Bowers and 'VilUam Khof- to Charies E. House, dean of local Manchester Bhnergency Employ clay Young of Bristol. The cere skie, aU of this town, at St Louis, hn«ieA«» men by virtue of 61 years ment Association, Inc., yesterday Iceh iid. m ents. mony will be performed at 4 o’clock Mo. He would have been 63 years as a Manchester merchant who I voted TO discontinue the work of of age in q few months. Knof died yesterday noon after a brief O ffices. the association, due to lack of funds at the South Methodist church by the Rev. Leonard C. Harris, who will skie formeriy lived here his last iUness, the executive committee ol and the n^id increase in steady em- stay in Mancheatei being about the .Merchants’ Division of the Scoresby Sound, Eaat ABOUT TOWN p!03mient locally. The directors felt use the sln$^e ring service. Aug. 5.—(AP)—Colonel caiarlea Baskets of seasonal flowers, palms eight .vean age Chambei 'at Commerce today re New Haven, Aug. 6 — (AP) — that these factors have diminished Lindbergh landed hwe this moniiag Miiw Louise Letoumeau who has and ferns decorate the chancel, and He leaves two othei sisters, Mra quested that all stores, and espe With most of the preliminary work I the necessity of the or- from Holstenborg, toe first mao to been spending a week with Lea a pillars in the center aisle are fes Louisa Wirtalla of Bogota, N. J., cially those on Main street close at croes Greenland by air from wait completed the Connecticut bran* I ganisation. tooned with streamers of white silk and Mrs. Augusta Kaisei Jt N or 3:45 o’clock Monday afternoon for Fortin of 68 North Elm street, has The association was formed near- to east. of the Home Owners Loan Corpora returned to home in West Hartford. ribbon, surmounted with baskets of wich. The body will be sent here the balance of the day. |ly nine months ago by Executive for buriaL Funeral arrangements The funeral services for Mr. Colonel Lindbergh said that hla tion expects to begin the au:tual gladiolus and other flowers. flight over toe Inland ice whidi had I \^ce President E. J. McCabe of the are as yet incomplete. House be held at ^o’ clock issuance of loans next week, thus Mrs. Ida Woodhouse, president of Collins Driggs will play a num win 4 been accounted one involving num Chamber of Commerce. Herbert Monday afternoon at the Center blo«^]ri«g foreclosure proceedings I ber of selections on the organ while erous perils was on toe contrary in of the employ Congregational -churcb and the apO nstprop^y holders in financial I ^®nu^dCT^ohn^°°M*m^^*of I ^cC ^, f^erly _ the guests are assembling and the every respect satisfactory with closing at the nour stated above distress. « . Dilworth-Comell Poist, American department at Cl^ey Broth- bridal music. He will also accom FUNERALS weather and visibility ideaL Officials ot the Connecticut Adjutant Victor Bronke, ®"> manager since the as- pany Mrs. Adelaide Pickett,' vrho will permit pfB many Mends in the The American airman, who is branch said appraisal ot property j j^pj^sentlng the Department execu-1 sodation was created, will sing “Dawning” and “Oh, Prom retail field to attend -tht services. winking an aerial survey of the Mrs. M. A. MoCabe Rev. Watson Woodniff will offi on which Federal mortgages bonds committee are the guests to- During the past few monthk, the ise M e.” North Atlantic area, intends to re are sought is already under way in . Seventh District Com- pn“ clpal project at the association The bride, who will be given in The fimeral of Mrs. Margaret Ann ciate and burial will be in the Bast McCabe who died ' at her. home main three days in this toe yoimg- the N«w Haven area. After g£ y^g Legion at the Old I has been the Improvement of the marriage Ity her cousin, Thomas cemetery. - eat Danish colony in Greenland. All Thursday night will be held tomor Friends may call at the home at have been searched, intenn cerM - l^gjpg Day exercises in East Hamp-1 North End playgrounds, for which Curran, will be attended by her sis the inhabitants including the sheriff cates will be issued in exebadge for row afternoon at 8 o’clock at her 193 East Center street tomorrow ton. 118,054.70 was appropriated. ter, Miss Dorothy May Curran, of are Eskimos, wito a single excep mortgages. These certificates will home, 11 McCabe street Rev. Mar from *1 o’clock on to pay their fi It 1s expected that a week will be Norwich. Kenneth MUler of Bris* tion, and are unable to spiak or un later be replaced by bonds of the vin 8. Stocking of the North Metho nal respects to one of Manchester’s Mias Edna England of School I spent in closing the books of the tol will be best man for Mr. Toung. derstand any language except Ba- home owners loan corporation. street and Miss Frances Strickiand association and in making a survey The ushers will be Edwin Johnson The engagement of Governor dist church will officiate. outstanding business leaders. John O. Pollard of Virginia and Idmo: The corporation’s state offiM^m- ^ stricldand street will spend the of those still unemployed. All who of Hartford, Arthur Patterson and The bearers win be Josepb Fer There is no aviation ^epot here nounced the first of these certifi I coming week at Crescent Beach. desire to register with the associa Clarence Gorapson of Bristol and Miss Violet Elisabeth McDongall, guson. Jr., Joseph Tedford, Walter cates probably will be issued next his executive secretary, has been but Lange Koch, noted Duiisb ex tion as still without employment Carl Webber of WilUmantic. .The Tedford, Edward McCann, William BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS plorer, has placed sufficient fuel at wcgIl* The Cecilian club will have a spe- wedding gown ot the bride will be of announced by Miss HcDongall's Chambers and Fred Hope. Burial I are requested to notify Mr. McCann mother. Mrs. Ellen McDongall. a toe disposal of Oolond Undbergb to Under the direction ot Peter M, Icial rehearsal Tuesday evening at by the end of the next week. Cur white satin with train. She will will be in the East cemetery. Kennedy, state manager, the con resident of Winnipeg, Canada. TO HOLD CODE MEETING enable him to reach Amgmagaallk 17:30 at the South Methodist church. rent figures show that out of 1,343 weeir a bridal veil and carry a show fusicj> of the opening days ot the Miss McDongall, shown above in a where he will meet the supply Ship imemployed 340 have returned to er bouquqet of white roses, gypso- recent portrait is 44; the goves^ Jdlinge Tuesday morning. Connecticut branch h2» been select William Asimus of Middle Turn- phila and maiden hair fern. The ed for the branch offices in Bridge- w ork. nor. 61. All Those in State Asked to After visits to inland ice areas in ------„ T J —^ I pike West has been spending the bridesmaid will be attired in yellow FRENCH FLIERS START this neighborhood, Colond Und- port, Waterbury, New I^ndon md ^ Coventry Lake, retum- organdie, with large blue hat and Attend Gathering at Hart Hartford. To faciUtate the handling ^ today ford Next Wednesday. bergh plans to fly to Akureyl, o® Lhe TRUCE IS DECLARED accessories. Her arm bouquet will ON ATLANTIC FUGHT northern coast of Iceland. j , of apidications and inquiries, the be of yellow Pemet roses, delphin WERNER PLANS RECITALS main office at New Haven—virt^ - ..pjjg Ladies’ Aid society of the ium and maiden hair fern. Executive Vice-president E. J. ly bare of all furnishings Polish National church on Golway BY CAPITAL, U B O R The ceremony will be followed by (Oeatlnued Prom P: ge ») McCabe of the Ctoamber of Com opened Monday—^has been equipped I g^eet will be in charge of the Sun- a reception for 250 guests in the DURING L L VACATION merce has sent letters to all build TROPICAL HURRICANE vnth a teiephone switchboard, desks, I pigjjjg tomorrow at 2 o’clock at banquet hall of the churoh, which apparatus was assigned to the field ers and contractors in Manchester, flung cabinets and other equipment. Happyland Pavilion on Oakland (Continaed From Page Two) has been beautifully decorated with along wito police emergency squads. announcing that an important meet Many Inquiries street. flowers, ferns, palms and softly Fred Werner of West street, ing of the men in the building 1 le STRIKES 6R0W NSVIUE The take-off, however, was per It was dktimated today that in go back, probably Monday, to -their shaded lamps. The bridal party well known local organist, wll throughout the state will be held fect and a small crowd cheered as quiries an^ applications represent Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet jobs in the pits. will receive in front of the idatform leave Monday for Long Island, next Wednesday at 2 o’clock m toe ing a total of about 35,000,000 in Monday evening in Odd Fellows hall. Return of the miners will restore the plane soared away over Jaflaaica . Brownsville. Texas. Aug. 5.— facing an early colonial oak table where he wia spend a vacation of afternoon at the Hartford Electric (AP) — Wreckage of. damaged loans were received during the Mrs. Jessie Wallace, chairman of a weekly payroll of approximately Bay. Ugbt building on Pearl street. on which the bride’s cake will be several weeks, and at the same homes and buildings Uttered toe week. Kennedy has estimated that the local committee, urges all who $750,000 and end hectic days o f Thf Frenchmea were grimly silent Vital information concemmg toe placed until cut by the bride anc time give a series of three organ countryside and cities of the lower the Connecticut branch will be re-I can do so to make returns for the strife ^ and___ disorder______in_ one . _ -of the and business-like as they climbed future code ot fair competition for distributed to the guests. Light recitals or vesper musicales. Sun Rio Grande valley today as resi quired to handle between $10,000,- I anmiRi field day of Odd Fellows and I world’s largest soft coal mining into their ship. They carried an toe building Industry of this state refreshments will be served by girl day evexilng August 13, at 7:30 he dents sought to detemoln if there 000 and $100,000,000 in loans. I Rebekahs, at this meeting. areas. C|)aborate food supply, prepared by will be presented. The meeting is friends of the bride. has been engaged for p ^'ervi e at was loss of life from a brief tropi The Bridgeport branch, in charge [ At Harrisburg Oovemor Gifford The couple will leave later for a the Presbyterian church in Mat- a French chef. It Included five boned called by a new state association. of James D. Lawler, began receiv-| Miss Edith and Miss Nona Pear-1 Plnchot said National Guardsmen The letter states that this new cal hurricane. wedding trip, the bride wearing tatuck, R. I. The following Sunday chickena two quarts of chicken Point Isabel and BrownsvlBe, at ing applications yesterday. Lawler I son, who have been spending their will be withdrawn from Fayette gray ^ucle ensemble with fox fur. evening he will give a similar con consomme, 36 oranges, 24 bananas, association is on a fair and soimd estimated at the close of the day I-vacation at Hancock, N. H., have I county “as soon as .conditions war basis. No membership requirements the mouth of toe Rio Grande? wens They will be at home to their friends cert in the Unitarian church at 24 lemons, eight bottles of water directi> in toe pato of last night’i. that about 100 applications for returned to town, rant.” The heart of thi strike zone after October 1 at 200 Maple street. Cutchogue, and on August 27 the and seven quarts of black coffee. are in force now and toe meeting is loans approximating $325,000 were I has been under semi-martial law open to every man in toe building storm which swept inland from toe The bride is a graduate of Man final one of the series at the Meth Have Wireless Gulf at a velocity of neariy 80 received. King David Lodge of Odd Fellows, and militis-patrolled since last chester High school and Connecticut odist Elpiscopal church in Patcho- line. The method of procedure in The Waterbury branch will open j Shepherd Elnccunpment and Sunset I Monday. Their ship—a $100,000 craft wito formulating a code will be explain miles an hrtir, blew tor two,hours, Business college. She was em gue, L. I. Mr Werner ill make his then veered suddenly SBd lunged M 1,; —•.'-iSL • -P A G C r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHESTBR. C O N N ^-S A T U ^A Y rA D G l^ 6,1988, lary tha beat of luck la their food bold a benefit dance in the Sandy gC^DAY SCHOOL LBSSOM sale which is being held today in toe ballroom on Wednesday eve AH j. W. Hale store. The aale will ning, August 28. The entire pro start at 2 p. m. A large assortment R o a vn iE ceeds will N, used foi charity- TenShan of home-made brtod, cakes and pies Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Kibbe THE STORY OF RUTH nave been donated, and everything ot High street axe entertaining the SAVS NRA IfAOER Buddies points to a very > snceeeaful. sale. Smemee’ t brother, Chrriee Kibbe of . T«Kt: Batb 1:6-10, 18-28. ^ Members ot Mons-Ypres post can H artford. The International Dniforra Sun help best by buying. BOY INSTANTLY KILLED Mrs. Oorrinne Sykes Spencer of Rockville and ner daughter. Miss day-School Leeson for Auf. 6. The Bnlletin Board Members of toe Post who own Local Chairnan Aodersn automobiles arf earnestly requested BY CALIFORNIAN’S CAR Julia Spencer, are toe guests of • By WM. E. GILBOY, D. D. ■ o f to attend the picnic and bring their Mrs. Charles Phelps at her summer WHAT LOVE IS home at kkistem Point. Editor of The Oongregatlonallst Ez-Serviee (^ganizatlfmA cars as many will be needed to con Asserts Bhe Eagle Drire The re^ar meeting of Alden By GBOBOE HENBY DOLE vey toe large crowd which will be George Kies, 14, Victim of This lesson and . the next deal with present. If toere are some members Skinner Camp, Sons of ‘Veterans, American Legion Crystal Lake Road Accident; two good and notable women of dif who find they can’t spend the day was held last everting in toe G. A. Is Agamst Cruel Enemey. Love is not a mere sentiment, a* ier than the mkgnet Suppose scl-l The department membership bul- with us could help by bringing a San Francisco Man Held. R haU, ferent types, whose lives were in feeling or vanishing sensation. If ‘ enw should, poietrate to the | letin of July 28th, listing the total load to toe lake and returning for Miss Marie OUver of Brooklyn, different spheres, but who alike il all help. George Kies, aged 14 yearp, son N. Y., is toe guest of her courin. WhUe messages continued to pour lustrate the finest and deepest Mons-Ypres Peat «f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kies, of Miss Laura Minor of High street. into Washington from all parts of some materisJ The mills of toe Hockanum ML s things in womanly character. Crystal Lake was instantly killed the country today, indicating that stantial to cause the feeling Rummarge sale Company in RockviUe closed last In studying the character of early last evening when struck by toe nation has lined up soUdly be Ruth, and the lessons that come to have lived so long upon 'the m a-1 than, the cosmic ray. Got is love, i convention in New London on next Thursday, August 10 are re night at 11 o’clock instead of work teriaJ plane that many hive come to and aU real love that mm fee^ J? August 24, 25. and 26 shows Rau- quested to telephone 8393 for collec a car driven by George H. Eckert ing through until 6:30 this morn hind toe President’s ESmergenoy Re- us from her life, we ought to r^d emplojrment Campaign, toe local the book as a whole. It is one of think that nothing is real that can from toe ^tu£ touto of Spirit g Hartford as tions. ot San Francisco, Cal. ing. This is part of toe National ______conception i not be bandied, seen, heard, or de- of God. Hit. having toe largest number of dele- 'The automobile was beaded to Recovery Act program. committee was receiving pledges of the stories, beautiful in thing. It was revealed on Pentacost i «» *> anri in voting, that come to us from tected by one of the Av® sensM. gates, 7, with Post No. 3 at Stan Mons-Ypres Auxiliary wards Stafford Springs at toe point Mrs. Rose O’Brien of McLean 100 percent support from toe citi as a rushing, mighty wind and street, who las been taken, suddeu- the ancient world, and to separate a Materialism so dominated the world ford with 6, and No. 9 at New Lon Everything is in readiness for our where the road branches off to zenry of this community. part of it from the whole would be that even the existence of a sp irits tongues of fire. Sahdy Beach. Young Kies, who ly ill follow^ni toe death of her “America has gone to war.” said Think Ot jplritual things as hav don with toe same number. D istrict food sale which is being held today as much out of harmony with the world was denied, and multitudes had been sitting on the fence, ran husband, is reported as resting R. K. Aniteison, chairman of toe ing reality. Reascm sees that no totals show No. 2. New Haven, with in Hale’s store on Madn street. The conception and mterest as to take a | imagined that death , ends aU, be- 74 delegates and our own (Hart- committee in charge have been across the road in front of toe on comfortably. local organization of toe National o f effect can exist without something working' faithfully for its success edmihg car. Miss Annie McGuane ot Cottage Recovery Administration drive. And street is toe guest of her brother. and are asking for toe kind co Eckert swerved to toe left off toe that’s exactly what has happened. operation of all ladles ot toe Auxil Rev. John McGuane and his sister, We are at war against as cruel and ing of toe Word will show that toe aetly as nature is to toe body. God ham 31;S 3 No.?.*S 6 New 5£«5London 32; No. shoulder ot toe road and onto the Miim Pose McGuane o f N oroton. iary. ’Those donating are request'^ gravel fill in front ot Carl’s Filling nuJicious an enemy as ever at The setting of toe story of Ruth spiritual world is as substantial as is Divine Substance, and toe quality 6, Litchfield 27; No. 7, Middlesex 22; A union service of toe Rockville of that substance is love. He is a a total of 301 for toe state. The dele- to have their donations priced and Station, but nis egr struck toe boy, tempted to riddle Old Glory. Just is in toe of the Judges in the material world, yes, even more delivered by 1 p. m.. Lewis Baptist, Jnlon Congregational and think for a moment of toe suffning Israel, a period of social unsettle- so, for it underlies it and bolds it In Creator because He has to create gates representing our post will be killing him instantly. Methodist Episcopal churches will Milligan la chairman oi the commit State Policeman Jesse Foley ot and death that have come from .this ment and strife m whcih there had order. Hence toe spiritual in more from His substance the things that Commander Mahoney, Adjutant be held at toe Rockville Methodist exist/ in toe spiritual world and in Bronke, Welfare Chairman Bray tee in charge of toe sale. toe Stafford Springs Barracks made frightful depression of toe last four come, also, hard times. substantial (standing under) th^ The sewing circle met at toe Elpiscopal church with Rev. years. Under these conditions Ellimelech the material world. This fact sd- this. From Him comes His Spirit and Comrade Frank Cervlnl. an investigation. After viewing toe Charles E. Johnson in charge. to touch toe hiunan heart, and qijja regular monthly meeting of home of Mrs. Albert Lindsay on Eo- scene ot the accident, Foley got m “We simply must get our people and his wife. Naomi, with their two ence evinces by proving that toe gerton street last Thursday evening The mastei carpenters and Bopp had emigrated to Moab, east deeper nature is penetrated, the kindle toe slumbering fif®® within | department executive commit- touch with County Coroner John H. beuik to work,” continued Mr. An at 2 p. m. and emotoer very oter- plumbers of Rockville will, meet at of toe Dead Sea. Here, in toe course more enduring and powerful are us. That love bathes us like toe tec will be held at the Hotel Garde, Yeomans of Andover, who came ta derson “and this present drive wUl esting session was held with 16 toe Town Hall. Memorial building, of toe years, misfortime befell them those elements, which a short time light of toe noonday sun. We can H. rtford, Wednesday, August 9th the scene. do it. Here in Manchester we hear ladles being present. Refreshment- Tuesda.y night to disruss and to in a strange land. The father died, ago were not known to exist. The have as much ^ it as we choose, to at 8 o’clock. Witnesses were takmi to toe Staf take aetion on toe new code. -Jl words of praise and encouragement nnri tbe two sons, who had taken aosmic ray is mightier than toe use. As we will .to love, toe Lord were served by toe hostess and ail ford Springs Barracks for an in on every hand from those who have Mrs. Ida Woodhouse, president of present voted a very enjoyable eve members are expected to attend as wives from toe jloabites, also died. X-ray; the X-ray is more powerful gives His love to us. “Let us lov< the Unit, Cjommandet John G. Ma quest which was held last evemng, business of Importance will be act studied toe plans and realize that leaving Naomi with her two daugh- than radium and radium is might one another; for love is of God.’’ ning. The sewing circle will not several ot them being from distant they are practicable and economical honey of toe post and Adjutant Vic meet this Thursday owing to the ed upon. ters-in-law, Orpah and Ruth. tor W. Bronke, representing toe de points. ly sound. I refer, of course, to toe rummage sale. Eckert is held at toe barracks Bereft of ner own family and in partment executive committee are two plans for the adoption of toe Mrs. Scott and her committee are pending the coroner’s finding. to® hope of finding a more favorable among the invited guests at toe Old industrial codes and toe so-called environment in her own land of working very hard to make the rum 84 Legion Posts coming FIRST NATIONAL JOBS blanket code. Home Day celebration sponsored by mage sale which will be held in a Thirty posts of toe American Le Judah, Naomi decided to seek her the Legion posts of toe 7th district, Explains Situation native country. Daughters-in-law store in toe Johnson block, next gion 8ui« to gather in Rockville to “Very briefly toe situation may held at East Hampton today. Thursday, August 10, a success. All and motoers-ln-law do not always morrow, for the Fourth District GOING TO LOCAL FOLK be explained in this way: In order Commander Joseph Treadwell the ladies who are intending to have much in common, but in this meeting which will be held in Me to build up toe nation’s buying pow will be marshal of toe parade at the donate material for the sale are re both daughters-in-law were morial building. A very interesting er to keep pace with toe Increasing deteitnined to go with her. The celebration at East Hampton in quested to get in touch with Mrs. program is being arranged by Dis CH U RCHES which all drum corps taking part Scott, 194 Center street or telephone Hundreds of Positions Being commodity prices, toere must be three set out on their joiumey, but trict (>>mmander William C. will be strictly legion corps. Our 8393. All donations will be thank Filled from Residents o wholesale re-employment — not Orpah finally yielded to Naomi’s THE SALVA’nON ARMY. ^ SEOOND CONOBEOATIONAL Pfunder. some time in tbe near future, but urging and remained in her own own" corps will no doubt give some fully received so let’s get together Among the posts are toe follow Adjutant Reginald Martin. Rev. F. O. Allen, Minister. Towns Where Places Are right now. So President RoosevelL land. Ruth, however, persisted in of toe others represented a nm for and make this -sale a big success. ing: Putnam, Rockville, Stafford acting under toe Industrial Recov her purpose and loyalty, declaring | some of toe cash prizes totaling 300 The ladles of the AincUiary will Springs, Ellington, Coventry, Mans Created. Services for- week beginning Sat The Union services of toe two ery Act first entrusted to General that under no circumstances would North street churches will be dollars which will go to toe winners. join with toe members of toe Mons- field, WUlimantic, Moosup, Daniel urday, Aug. 5. Ypres post tomorrow morning and Hugh S. Johnson toe organization she leave Naomi. An open air service will be held held at toe Second Congr^tionol The local membership-drive com son, North Grosvenordale, Som&rs, Hartford, Aug. 5.—Augustus F, mittee having gained one of its ob bold our first annual picnic. The Hebron, Hampton and East Wood- of toe vast task of working out ^ _ Saturday night at toe comer of chufch during toe month of August Goodwin, of Boetmi, Chainnan of acceptable industrial codes. This This is the central point of toe jectives in securint^ sufficient re- l^ies with their families will meet stock. and toe first Sunday in September. toe Boarc of Fir.t National Stores work has been progressing rapidly story and its teaching, 'it is a*stor^ 1 Birch streets t^n^g^ ups to rate four delegates to to® at 10:30 a. m. in front of to® Orange A short talk is to be given by of the Intensity of affection and of 7:30. The Sunday se^ces wiU be- Rev. F. C. Allen will have charge and satisfactorily. Then in order to convention, are now busy rounding Hall. From toere we will proceed Captain E. P. Armstrong, depart Inc., conferred here yesterday with lovalty in adversity. In the con- gin at 9:30 a. m. with a ctrapany of toe services, toe subject of toe speed things up still more and get sermon tomorrow being “Ocean I up other deliquents in an effort to to Bolton Lake where toe picnic vUl ment treasurer. executives of tbe Hartford Division trust Orpah, who returned to her meeting (Sunday school.) Oasses be held on the estate of E. J. Holl. uien back to work more quickly ’n d es.” equal last year’s total. We wish to This will be toe last meeting over I'qj company regaidlng the par- own people seems to suffer in com- are formed for aU ages, and every- Box lunches will be carried and a throughout toe. nation, thus raising The following musical program urge all those who have not secured which District Commander William parison ^ to Ruth, but we should body, toe old and young are invited. good time is assured those that at ticipation of this food chain in toe to. mass buying power to keep pace will be rendered, under toe direction their 1933 membership cards to do C. Pfunder is to preside as the new- ^ be too ready to see any dis- This is followed by a Holiness meet- tend. So here’s trusting for a good President’s g:e-employment cam with increasing commodity prices. of toe organist, F. A. Wilbur: so at once so that on toe closing V elected commander, Wendell Boa- crepancy in chara-t«r. ing at 11 o’clock. day. paign with which First National has President Roosevelt has inaugurated Prelude—Nocturne ...... K arganoff date of August 19to all will be paid worth of East Woodstock, Is to be been in full co-operatio" from its Orpah was evidently anxious to I A praise meeting of music and While enjoying herself at Colum toe blanket code. This was quite Offertory—Andante ...... Bendel up installed at Now London where the inception Tuesday, August 1. go with Naomi, but Naomi, realizing song will be held in toe park at 3 bia Lake last Simday, Mary Thomp f'oUy gone into in his recent nation Postiude—^Moderate ...... K reutzer Some interest is being shown in state convention will be held on “We are putting unemployed peo to diffictilties that might beset p. m. and an open air service in son, youngest daughter of Comrade August 24, 25 and 26. wide radio address. Sv.batantially all women journeying into a strange front of the post office at 7 o’clock. the contest announced by depart ple to work in our stores and ware and Mrs. James Thompson of Mons- A socfkl hour wlU follow toe concerns employing three q r m ore fanH urged both her daughters-ln- A great Salvation meeting at 7:30 ment commander Treadwell to de houses just as rapidly as selections EMANUEL LUTHERAN Ypres, -vas instrumental in saving meeting and refreshments will be )e: ons are asked to join up with law to remain i Moab. There may p. m. in toe Citadel. A bright, termine who toe to’^ee lucky legion pjn be made, as part of our full CHURCH the life of another girl. This girl in charge of a committee consistmg tofc President in a covmaut to main have been circumstances that in- happy, convicting and convincing participation in toe spirit and toe Rev. K. F Erickson, pastor. naires will be who will leave New while bathing had wandere^ out ot ot Clayton Thrall, chairman; Wil fluenced Orpah in finally yielding meeting. All are welcome. • letter of toe code,” declared Mr. tain wages, at least at a certain London by plane, fiying to Philadel her .depth and lost, her perve. .See liam Poebnert, Hilmar Krause, Miss to Naomi’s insistence that she re- The band under toe leadership of Goodwin. “All 2700 retail grocery minimum level and restrict work 9:30 a. m.—Sunday school and phia and returning as an escort to ing her dangei, and without ‘hesita Emma B atz, M rs M ary Sloan, .u.r8. main with her own people. David Addy will give a concert on stores and markets and toe four ing hours within certain limitations. j Bible classes. National Commander Johnson who tion, Mary swam to her assistance. Alice Krause, Mrs. Florence Krause, the band stand in toe park Tuesday 10:45 a. m.—English service. Ser- ______^______food bases and plants at East Hart Gets toe Blue Eagle will address toe delegates at the Mary held on to the struggling g - i* *.r- C i V lJ •* P A G E FO U R MANCHESTEREVFNTNG RERAI.D. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 5.1934 ■^a dtanrIrrBter Street bankers redeem the nadon first food'marketing code approved and the world from the morass into by the Agricultural Adjustment Ad- which it brought them. mlBlstration, and will serve, as a PREPAREDNESS £nratng H^ralb These Bourbons of the steel trade, pattern for other codes. PUBl^SHEO BX THE like their historic prototypes, seem Legality of the administration wlBitAT.n p r in t in g COMPANT. INC. 18 Bluall Straet to be incapable of learning anything. efforts to raise farm prices doubt Maneh«Bt«r, Conn. VEtBBAM ACTOR PLANS ever since, prlan , it ta THOMAS FERGUSON It is inevitable that they and their less will ultimately be determined TO TURN MAIN ed. is in fins fettle Umbs days, 0«B«ral ManaK«i Mind and arrogant stupidity must by the supreme court The pres STREET INTO BROADWAY still able to walte pe' graeetuiiy as ever, and yearns.to play the patl Founded October 1. 1881 yidd to intelligence and the march ent attack, based on the contention Publiahed Every Evening Except By PAUL HARRISON just once moiv on Broadway . . Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the of progress—and to humanism. It of the independent distributors that Betlna Hall, by the way, the star Post Office at Manchester. Conn., as may even become necessary to do they should not be required to sell New York, Aug. 5 — Theater 0$ “Music In the Air" In New York Second Class Mall Matter. last season, wUJ be Scole in the SUBSCRIPTION RATES something Immediata about their milk at the minimum of 10 cents a notes: Waiter Hampden isn’t con Centra) City revival. One Tear, by mall ...... 88.00 removal, ha*t«>"<«g a little the ines quart apparently is broad enofigh cerned about the hsalth ot Jie Per Month, by mall ■.?• .,*...... 8 .80 Single copies ...... 8 .08 capable action of evolution. to cover moat questions likely to be Broadway theater next tau. jor is The “Bohenaiaa Girl” Rage Delivered, one year ...... 88.00 If the steel industry will not play raised. he worried. over the suapiaon Speaking of revivals — and MEMBER OF THF ASSOCIATED the game it is entir^ conceivable The milk code is designed to (now rapidly settling into a con they’re about all there^ in to PRESS viction hereabout) that aU the speak ot In the show bustness just The Associated Press la exclusively that it may be drafted. The pro assure producers a greater share of good writers have been lured -o DOW—“The Bohemian Girl” . Is entitled to the use tor republlcatlon of all news dispatches credited to It cess would be relatively slmpla the final selling price than they now Hollywood . . . For' the third time coming back to Broadway. Witb or not otherwise credited In this The whole trade can be put under receive and to stablise that chaotic In two years the veteran drama- this one the old-timers are frua- paper and also the local news pub* tldan is bound on a transcontinen trated; not one ot them dared llshed herein. the license provision. It it then re business. The government has tal tour. ■ especially through d a claim to remembei the opening All rights ot republlcatlon ot fuses to operate under the license tackled a difficult job in 81 difficult special dispatches herein ar* also re* ot the South and West which night In the E*ai Theater down on served. terms, a great national emergency s p o t haven’t had many stage plays since Park Row—for It was in 1844 . . . According to the yellowed records, can, beyond question, be declared the advent ot the movies. «.hs Full service client ot N E A Ser* play will be “Ruy Bias,” by s man though, the town proceeded to go vice. Inc. and the entire huge acttvlQr taken OONFmENOB IN UNCLE SAM. who never wrote bis stuff with one gypsy mad. Society leaders gave Publisher’s Representative: The over by the government and oper Confidence in the government and eye on its film potentialities — s '‘Bohemian Girl” dances and .lo 4ulius Mathews Special Agency—New ated primarily for the good ot the a belief that economic conditions are man named Victor Hugo. ners; designers got out "Bohem- Fork. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. Grand opera folk are strength lan Girl’^ frocKS and hats: and nation, only quite incidentally for definitely on the mend are reflected MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF ening their llMson with the ata|^. even carriages and sleighs were CIRCULATIONS. the benefit of its stockholders and in the quick oversubscription of the From historic Central Qty, v.^., decked out in ribbons Hungai^ The Herald Printing Company, Inc., not in the very least for the glorifi government’s new issue of bonds li la announced that Giaoya tan oalofs. Gentlemen who went Swartout is soon to sing there in aerenaedng always rendered 'Then assumes no financial responsibility cation of Mr. Lamont and his little and notes. foi typographical errors appearing in a revival ot 'The Merry Widow.” You'D Remember Me,” and T advertisements In the Manchester group of Bourbon princes. While the offering was for $890,- And now cornea Charles Dililsc* Dreamt That 1 Dwelt in Marble Evening Herald. At all events it is very certain 000,000, it is now probable that ham. planning to produce a musi Halla." Later, over their beer, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. indeed that the presence of this bit more than a billion in obligations cal show In ths autumn, and ad they'd M t together on "The Heart mits that he wants to engisge Mar Bowed Down." * *ei AR8.P1S K, HOUSB. of dross in the melting pot is not will be issued. Short-term loans lon Talley for a role in it . . . The ahow waa such a hit that going to be allowed to ruin the effort of $920,000,000 fall due this month Miss Talley la In New York and In the life of every conununlty the Italian Opera 0>mpany, to save a hundred and twenty-five and next, and proceeds of the loan plans to resume her career in one around the comer on Chambert that grows from village to city field or another, having leR her Street, closed up in sheer discour million human beings from chaos. will go for their retirement Con status there appears one individual Kansas farm and chickens. Hw agement, though it had been a version of the socalled floating debt who, more than any other, becomes hair is bobbed and curled now, and sensation until then. Baifa, Irleo CHILDREN AND WAR. Into long-term bonds and notes is she seems, for a change, sophisti author ot “The Bohemian Girl," intimately and vitally identified It is not suQ>rising that the school reg;arded as desirable by the. gov cated and completely self-suffi waa lionized tor ten yean and dee- with the transition; who comes to cient. orated by three nations . . . ils children who were examined in a ernment, since it does away with be, through some special quality of Old-timers, 'remimberlng the work was brought to life again survey by two professors ot Colum the neoe^ty for constant refinanc preremiere here of ‘The Mehy and again, ot course, with such his intellect, his temperament or his bia University, should have revealed ing. Wl,idow” in 1907, will still tell you prims donnaa a;. Alma Gluck, Pat personality—or of all three—the how Ethel Jackson .sparkleu as ti and NUeaon. In 1886 Mr. MU- a tendency to glorify everything Success of this issue—the first “first citizen” ot his town. ^ In Sonia, how Donald Brian crl- ton Abora, now Breadwaye grand connected with war. Martial things since 1981—augurs well for the fu Manchester that first citizen was umphed in the role ot Danilo, and ole revivallit, took Balfe’a torch, —roll of drums, blare of trumpets, ture borrowing that will be neces how the piece rao for a 62 weeks and ever Hnee has held it high. Charles E. House, whose long and men in uniform, and all the fcmfare sary in connection with the recovery before it took to the road, where He’s staging the current produc amazingly active life came to an it has been heard from periodical- tion. and trumpery of war—^have a well program . gienic measures and to remove every end sresterday. maital or physical cause which may nigh irresistible appeal to young To those of us who in these Uter produce nervousness. Obtain my minds, and to many old ones. HEALTH- DIET ADVICE substances and then such symptoms 1 know of to reduce the anklee, and years have been accustomed to think BEHIND THE SCENES IN article on this subject by sending in Sehool children in the very nature a large, self-addressed, stamped en as you are having wUl begin to that is by exercise. Maa^ twisting of Mr. House as a tjrpical elderly BY DR. FRANK McCOY manifest themselves. and bending exercises may be used, of things can have little apprecia velope. business man, a review of his life Questions In regard to Health and Diet but walking is the best one of all and tion of the horrors and cruelty of revives memories of such varied and be answered by Ur. MoCoy who can (Reducing the Ankles) will reduce the ankles ee much aa be addressed In care of this paper. Ba- (Injured Nerves) war; they see only its glories. Their Question: Mias Vicki W. asks: they can be reduced. | manifbld activities as' might well doee stamped, self-addressed envelope, Question: Mrs. Wilma F. writes: text book heroes are great soldiers, have been the performances of a for reply. ‘1 had sleeping fiu or sickness five “ W ill you please teU me how to re duce the a ^ es?” Nowadays, nothina is certain but dozen by no means slothful persons. and they learn that the destinies of CONVICT LABOR TO HAVE years ago. Since then I have been CODE SETTING WAGES left a nervous wreck. My age is 25. Answer: There is only one method death and higher taxes. their country have revolved about GIVE YOUR CHILD A And it is at the end of the chapter, .$>wear glasses to protect the ey^s. I ,-m not able to work ^ tb strang war. i Was not America bom in HEALTHFUL VACATION and there alone, that we can realize 88.000 Prisoners Compete With Locking at the morning sun, one ers, but I do housework at home. 1 blood? Was not Uncoln a 'hero Workers Outside An<^ Receive would, ot course, not effect the eyes how unerringly this native son For school children there now re eat well, also I am still sleepy. My to be emulated, even though he led Sm all Pay to such a great extent as there would eyes take turns of staring up; haye touched the life of this conununlty mains only about another month of be a much less quantity ot these a nation in war? no control of Jhem. Can anything be at every imaginable point. By RODNEY DUTCHEB vacation before the. strenuous rays, due to the fact that they would done to help me?” Nor is there any wonder that chil be filtered out by the blanket of at WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. Men live longer, sometimes, than studies of the school year begin. Answer: Your nervous system may Charles House, though his years dren have little grasp of the ma Washington, Aug. 5—Rsison labor mosphere surrounding the earth. have been injured by the fever may get minimum wages and maxi Every moment . of this last month chinery of pe^. Even adults which you probably had five years were many; but very seldom indeed mum hours tmder the NRA blanket should be spent by the cUld in (Shaking Palsy) ago. Such cases usually respond Funeral Directors do they live more fully. might be found woefully lacking code. health-building activities. Sunbath Question: G. P. T. asks: “What very quickly to the fasting cure. ESTABLISHED 58 YEARS in knowledge of the Kellogg pact, Sure! Why not? ing and swimming should be freely Successful in business, honored by causes the head to shake violently The reason for this is that Impurl- the World Court, the League of Na Leading prison officials have suo- indulged In. Almost all of the play from Bide to side when one gets ner all even as the town grew and mul* mltted a< code providing fair com should be outdoors. Children should Lea which have oeen collecting CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. tiplied in the numbers of its people, tions, and the intricacies surround vous t What is the cure for this con around the injured nerve cells are petition between prison-made goods be discouraged from playing it door d itio n ?" mentally alert, kindly, his was a ing these agencies. and other goods. games at this season of the year quickly thrown out Brain or nerve Robert K. Anderson Phone: Offiee 6171 But while the jmfessors' survey Their chief worry is how to keep when there is such an abundance of Answer: The head shaking Is due cells injured years ago by the burn fine and worthy exlstenea*-and to a form of palsy and comes from a ing effect of a fever will sooner or Funeral Director Residence 7494 reveals little that is surprising, it prisoners occupied/ out of mischief good to be received from sunshine there cannot come a time when the and fit fo r raleaae. Only 82.00U o f and outdoor air. degeneracy of the nerves. The cure later be the nucleus for the start of does call attention to the need for history of Manchester can be 150.000 penitentiary inmates and More Vegetables Now Is to lmI>rove your hsaltb by hy a collection of inert cells or toxic scanned without renewed wonder at bringing forcibly heme to future 45u,000 others in jail are working. This is the time when children Lea^ restrictions and prejudice dis the significant part he played in its citizens the fact that war is a na should be encouraged to eat plenty courage prison-made goods. of the fresh vegetables which are so upcom ing. tional catastrophe and that as such So the penologists propose that it is to be avoided if that is possi abundant everywhere at this time of He will be profoundly missed— each prison Industry observe the the year. The good effects from and deeply regretted. ble; and that good has seldom come same hours and working conditions literally stuffing on these vegetables as timUar industries outside, that from any war. Probably the great now lut well into the winter a labor cost equal to that outside months. The fresh vegetable of THE STEEL TRADE. est need is to destroy the belief that be charged against all goods made, August and September are loaded It is apparent that in this experi war is Inevitable, unquestioning ac that industries outside—in return THE for elimination of ixnfalr prison with vitamins and bone-building ment in the creation of some degree ceptance of which is perhaps the competition — absorb quotas of re material. These foods also contain of national prosperity by the process chief reason that peace measures leased prisoners and that all mar the largest amounts of those ele ROMANS of synthesis—to which at least nine- have been so ineffectuaL keting restrictions be removed ments which nourish the nervous World armaments are far larger from prison products. system. Here is a list of some of the tenths of the people are whole vegetables which are now so plenti now* than they were in 1914, and the Federal prisoner wages now aver heartedly subscribing—there is an age $10 to $12 a month. States ful and also inexpensive Cwrots, element present in the mixture world now as then is filled with in tting prison labor vary the turnips, parsnips, beets, celery, had a phrase for it~ which threatens the success of the ternational jealousies and suspi It all prisoners were put spinach, lettuce, tomatoes, chard, on a $14 minimum wage their kale, okra, summer squash, cress, ■ V reaction. It is the element quite cions, and rumors of war. Pro* board an<[^ lodgings would be deduct salsify. grass toward universal peace has well represented by Robert P. La ed. Prison industries could show Then -there are so many fine “CAVEAT EMPTOp,” meaning “Let the buyer beware.” This wasn’t ment, president of the American been disappointingly slow and has profit. Result: Better prisoners fruita such as cherries, apples, Iron and Steel Institute. And Mr. had many setbacks. Peace ma and a great burden off the backs of peaches, apricots, plums and all of used as a bit of balm to ease the ancient conscience; nor, yet, was it pla taxpayers. the luscious berries and melons. Lament sresterday addressed to the chinery is imperfect and not very Now is the time to get the good carded in the booths and stalls of the market-place. It wim' a fdece of effective. Administrators of the National In NRAT~Arti8t out of these valuable foods, as mapy every-day knowledge, bom of dear-bought experience. dustrial Recovery Act a communi These facts, however, only make More about the man who de of them are not available in a fresh cation which was magnificently rep it more desirable to put forth every signed the NRA blue eagle insignia: form during the winter months and Chaurles T . Coiner is 35 years bid, resentative of the mental, moral effort to avoid a new war, which are also a great deal more expensive. A shopkeeper knew little about the source of his merchandise. Hiis a landscape painter and a commer llblldren should be^ encouraged to would be infinitely more terrible and spiritual structure of the group cial artist who has designed him- drink plenty of water during the tunic he bought from a trader, who .said it came from Bj^zantium. So ho for which he stands. than the last, and which many world dreds of articles from airplane in summer months, as this helps bodily teriors to bath mats. The steel industry, Mr. Lament leaders believe would bring the de elimination of wastes, and extra sold it as the latest Byzantian style. About 60 designs were submitted water is needed during the warm with dull Boimbon dignity makes it struction of civilisation. to NRA. None satisfied Gen. John * t months, as much more is naturally known, does not propose to permit It is not necessary to breed a na son. Coiner, called from Philadel phia, fiew here and sketched two lost through perspiration. The trader told him the dye was pure Tyrian— it wouldn’t fade. So he any mere government, administer tion of milksop pacifists. An un To encourage skin elimination, desigos within an hour. One was 8(rfd it as Tyrian dyed. But the buyer knew the responsibility was his ed by impractical theorists, to tell derstanding of what war really is, immediately approved by Johnson children should also have two-or it how to runs its business. It has how wars are made, and what is be and later by Roosevelt. three cold shower baths a day if •wn. If he guessed wrongly, or his judgment was poor, it was HIS hard they do not go in swimming. gone, he says, as far as it intends ing done to minimize the chances Lengthy Name Summer is a splendid time for to go in submitting to outside inter for war, can be combined with a luck. - The longest signature on any of taking care of any minor defects ference with its hours and its wages. healthy patriotism. those “agreements with the Presi that the child may have. Most chll- More than this, Mr. Lamont and dent” may be that of Kalogerorou- dreo suffer from some sli^ t defects Today, fortunately, there are safer guides than the blanket-warning to los Batzopoulos. and during the summer is the best his friends appear to be the only NEW DEAL CHALLENGED. Telegraphing on behalf of the time to correct them. If the child *Tet your eyes be your market.” X>ersons capable o f com prehending There is perhaps a touch of irony Square Deal Diy Goods Co. of Dan needs attention to his teeth, take the limits of the legislation under in the fact that the .first court at bury, Conn., Kalogeroroulos prom him to a dentist. If he is bothered which the government is presuming tack on the New Deal should be ised enthusiastic cooperation. with enlarged tonsils, now is a good These guidM are the newspaper advertismnents. In this newspaper, to dictate to the steel trade. It time to put him on a suitable diet made before a judge who was ap H^tpy Mill Workers for reducing them. If the child’s they are a daily catalog of the best values to town—signed by resp on se becomes necessary for him to in pointed by President Harding at th% A. L. Osoom was speaking f*jr eyes need attention, take him to struct the National Recovery Ad suggestion of Attorney General the hardwood Indiutriea of Michi your optometrist. If he has fallen firms. If the goods are not all that is claimed toe them, their .qwimors gan, Wisconsin and Minnesota at ministration that “the National In Daugherty, and who was center of arches, have him take exercises for would need tO'“heware.” For no business can thrive on a one-time satep the lumber code hearing: correcting this defect, and let him dustrial Recovery Act was not in a bitter Senate struggle when his “Our mill labor is a care-free, go barefoot as this aids in sttbngth- or on dissatisfied customers. tended to upset the normal and ciA- promotion was asked by President happy-go-lucky class of people who enlng the muscles of the feet travel from place to place . . . who tomary course of operation of in H oover. See that your children get the • * w. * shift and drift about. They are all dustries in the coimtry.” The judge is James H. Wilkerson most good out of this last month of A signed advertisement is, j t o n way, like a promissory note. Tho single men and they never have a vacation by having them practice Just at that point Mr. Lamont. of U. S. district court in Chicago. penny in their pockets. It doesn’t healthful habits which will more make any difference if we paid advertiser has made a statement, and affixed hia Signature aa,a sicn of might better have closed his com When Hoover proposed to elevate likely assure good health during the munication for nothing said by any them $80 or what we paid them; good faith. Wilkerson to the circuit bench after they ^dn’t have any money in winter and continued health through • / 4 body in connection with this whole he had sentenced A1 Capone to At their pocdcets the tbM day after the adult years of ttelr lives. vast subject'haa displayed a more lanta, labor raised such a rumpus they got their money. • QUISTIONS AND ANSWERS 'So, read the advertisements before you start out on a bnyi^ trifk abysmal degree of ignorance of that Wilkerson himself asked Hoo “And they never will have. They are abeolutely fixed in their haWts Make this a daily habit, and see how much you save.. .t o tim e, t o tem vdiat the show is all about ver to withdraw the nomination. and no oower on earth will bring a (The Son and Year Eyes) Not intended to upset the normal Labor contended that Wilkerson had social regeneration to them. For Question: Mrs. Hedda Q. writes: “I recently read an article on the per, to money, to shoe-leather. and customary course of operation used bis power to issue injtmctiona that reason we fixed 22H cents aa how for the man in the woods.” subject of helping the eyes through of industries? Then for what on to deprive organised workers of “Huh!” said an NRA offidaL looking at the sun. Is there anything '■ / earth was it intended? The “nor their constitutional rights. “Those are Just the guys we need. in this ? If so, is it only the sun when mal and customary operation of in Independent distributors of milk We’re trying to get money into cir rfsln g ?” dustry” is predsdy the thing that culation—fast!” Answer: It Is true that looking at have now cballedged the constitu distant objects is beneficial for most has wrecked the world, along with tionality of the farm relief act in The Surgeon General’s office, eyes. especiaUy eyes that are used the “normal and customary opera proceedingB started before Wilker- after a special study, finds that a great deal for reading or close tion” of finance. Never in a cen son’s court. majors sad colonels bavs more focusing. It Is not to look at the teeth missing than lieutanants. tury—never, it is believable, in any sun for too long a time, especially The tniiir code apidied to the Chi the noonday sun, because the actinic ilamtifstcr Eofttittg mraUi period of time whatever could the cago area, which is the basis for the Government getting interested in rays have been known to injure the “ norm al and custom ary PAGE fT V W ; MANGHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OOKN^ SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 ,198A, fly! - The big sign stands above a glider airplane statioaed in the Overnight R H AT WILL HAPPEN square before Colr^e's towering, KENNEDY EXPLAINS glorious Cathedral. A swarm of “Hitler-jugend” moves through th? A . P . N ew s Dl^RMANYWHEN square, shalring coin-boxes for the HOME LOAN LAWSl cause of Germany's air development. Many people contribute.* Bostonr-N. R. A. local headquar- TPach time a contribution is made ters announce 36,52f, signatures of HlNbENBURG D ^ ? a youth releases a toy balkxm. The codes received from New England breeze is southerlst. The bsdloons Issnes Statement Showing to date, affecting 390,801 employes. rrYji ^ ■ / roam, in patches (Mt three or four, . . 1 • n I Boston — Consolidated Dairies, LeflSiabOD Here receives » 80,000 from F ^ l across the great Gothic face of .the u « 5 nMauvu u administration, as working Tint Is the QuesliiHi Many Cathedral, drive past Anally, and / soar into the void. “Germany’s fu , p IV > n capital to facilitate operations as ture is in the air.” Such is the to Free oenks HaiMls. miSc sei^ agency. ' Cambridge, Maas.—Mayor O’NeUl | 'People Are Asking as title ora book of Air Minister Goer- ZC3 A everywhere in the of ■ Everett, indicted by Middlesex • 1 M .1 IV f I °° > at. ♦^1 Grand Jury for conspiracy to pro- 0 .---Stats l _ - , _ « Inttarv In 1 0 3 1 Aged President Dedines, on th. ground. nl~. In Oojogn. ‘Sdy*"5 O.;' h 1 “ o * ■»“ « y —this is ^tten on 1 Owners Loan Corporation has issued I is excitem^L A «g d em ^ ^ foUowlng statement: Mwrrls Gilbert speenlates on the Uon of work^ "It has^ cafled to our atten'- ICKES STANDS PAT fotnre of Hitterlst Germany in the 0^ non U »t th.ro 1. ippnrmay a inlii- artide below, the last of dz which the S. B. a aw goi^ understanding on the part of many he wrote for tiiis newspaper. S S m T a?“ to”thf neighboring tome oSe^ ON e n r d e a l in g s! By MOBUS GILBERT N s B o Is the NaS ^>y savings banks and other banking NEA Service Writer. orgaiilzaSn i a ' wortors’ “cells” v ^ ^ M e hoped to supplant the ia- ^ c e the trands Cologne, Rhineland. Aug. 5.— bor unions in industrial Germany. | Home O ^ers Loan exchange for real estate mortgages What wfll happen to Germany The men are respectable lower- iTdls Ely Pubke Works when President Paul *on Hinden- class folk, not yet in uniform. Their held by the banks, an^* H seems de burg, the Grand Old Man of war term of probation bbfore they can sirable that the public should under and the post-war years, dies? That become full-fledged Nazis is long. stand the situation. Gronp WiD Not Create | is ediat many peoyde have long They all wear Nazi armbands, how “The Connecticut statutes govern been asking. ever. ing tfle investments of savings banks Political Machmery. For, viewing Germany during the The procession strings lengthily and the savings departments of - - A - - past decade, it seemed at times along the Rhine. There are thou- other banking institutions which oic I nuTiria marching, thousands who used ■ have beenuccu placed wuon our statute jT ; that only the burly frame of the attw SbS6^.v! ancient ' Field Marshal—now 86 to be Socialists, thousands who are bocks from time to time for the pro Washington, Aug. 5.—(AP) — years old—stood between order and catholic. You can’t detect zest, tection of savings bank depositors, Secretary Ickes in his capacity as chaos. The men plod. But they are con- provide that these banks may invest administrator of the 83.300.000,000 Already in some Informed quar- forming. They are bowing to oniy in United States securities, for puUic works fund, today stood firm ters thefhn. death/laofv. of “Der“Tiar Alte' Alte”. , as Ujazi Gleichschaltung”—unification, which the faith of the United States far as it concerns the Hitler regime The bands play the Horst Wes- {3 pledged to provide pajnnent for ly on his position that the Federal is discounted. Certainly under the sel song. The sound echoes back principal and interest, government should deal directly terrific impact of Hitler and his from the walls of the Cathedral. - Principal Not Guaranteed with municipalities and informed forces, Hindenburg’s prestige has Overheiad, the toy balloons soar “Although the United States gov- Governor Ely of Massachusetts, the diminished. cranitily—^tiny, bright-colored W v - 1 erameni jms gruaranteed the ....^-.Publicpay Works Administration could ~ Rumor asserts that his faculties olous globes. ment of Interest to maturity on the not delegate its responsibility to a are declining. Cruel anecdotes are ‘Germany’s future is in the air, bonds of the Home Owners Loan board such as has been proposed in told includi^ the one of the work says Goering. Corporation, the maturity of these Massachusetts, man who is supposed to have left He seems to be right. bonds being 18 years, it has made no Ickes received from Ely a letter his limch, wrapp^ in paper, in one provision for the paymt^nt of princi- 1 in which the governor said he of the rooms at state in the Presi pal, and until such provision has thought it advisable to “confirm” dential Palace in Wilhelnastrasse, 1 been made these bonds cannot be a telephone conversation with the now under repair. secretary two days ago in which he | “What’s that paper?” demands [accepted as legal investments for Queer Twists savings banks and savings depart asked that Ickes agree that no pub an aide of the President. lic works money be extended to “It’s a workman’s lunch,” ho is ments of trust companies or for [trust {imds, unless and until inform ed. In Day^s News on projects approved by a board to *7 8 1(0 it away, quick,” the aide State of (Connecticut passes enabling ______, legislation, or a ruling giving broad- be set up by the governor. m ' commands, “before the Old Man "Affront To Sovereignty signs it !” New York, Aug. 5.— (AP)—"niat er interpretation to existing legisla- . • • • report about the stork was a tiifle tion. This Ickes has refused to agree to * f * lapd Ely claimed the secretary’s ... Political Power premature. A rumor that a baby “No ruling has as yet been made position was “an affront to the of Von Hlndenhorg zebra had been bom at the Zoo by the sUte authorities that savings 1 * r : One power, Hindenhurg*s defend brought a large crowd to the Zebra I banks can exchange existing invest- sovereign^ of the coimnonwemtm ere point oui still remains out of corral, a day or so too early. mente such as mortgage loans for Ih Nazi hands, in the gran of the "We expect the blessed event bonds which are not l^al invest- goi^ or the 1 President. That is the Reichswehr, any night now,”.. said . . ------Keeper Mc I present debt. tration could not put any “ j that grim, technically proficient, Bride. “Baby zebras are always | “These restrictions do not apply, a position in the disbursement the militarily convincing body of 100,- bom at night, when nobody is however, to the exchaiige of real es- public works fund where ^litlcal QPO men, any one of whom is reput around. Twenty minutes after births tate mortgages held by other cor- pressure might have any li^umce. ed officer-material. the infant is able to walk and porations or individuals for the In refuting a claim by ffly ^ t it | True, comes the answer. But bonds of the Home Owners Loan was not a prerogative ^ the F e d ^ run." |wvuvu> v«. — . ------. . . ------1 I ------.directly with the Reichswehr owes fundamental Excelsior Springs, Mo.—Herman, 1 V^*PUCorporation,4ifcUlUll| UlUand they UAwjr might aawnot ap-1 ^ govM ^ ^ent ■ p ■ in.- to ; ^ aU^fiance not to any one man but , __ ^ ^ .of.fa haM Hllhdlvisions wll a homeless 'wire-haired terrier, ply to mortgages or real estate held subdlvisionB within a stote, Ic l^ r^ to Germany itself. Who controls hitch-hiked a ride with profit to by the state banka under a broader cited that “throughout histo^ Jtee Germany, controls the Reichwehr. interpretation of the present state Federal government had dealt ^ th Nor CAT! it be ignored that Hit him self. He leaped into the motor car of laws, provided those mortgages or municipidities, and cited post^ce V. ler commands approximately a sruuuuui, 1 real estate had been taken for debts construction, internal revenue offlcM million armed men himself. This Dr. E. A. Ezzell, a veterinarian. who found the dog was suffering previously contracted, or were about and Hl^thousM m ^ force consists, according to gen ftom an ailment, him home to bt taken by foreclosure. ters wifich discussed with eral reckoning, of 600,000 S. A. and cured him. Legislature Eted Adjourned political .^u^vlsioM. (Sturm Abteilung—“brown shirts” ) Pullman, Wash.—Henry Travis “The act which provides for the Coiywes s^ u / 200,000 S. S, (Schutz Staffeln— uai>vhlaek-ijintfonned imifnrmM Hitler bodyguardbodveuard I Spent Many" hot da^ tilllfig his 1 issuing of the bonds of the HomeI ’The act Mtttog aside the funds or | and strong-arm squad) and 2^000 wheat land this spring, but now he 1 Owners Loan CJorporation, was not m e m b S s S e l “ mid other can cool off. _ passed by Congre*^ and approved works private armies now in process of in- In a competition, his wheat test- until June 13, 1933, at which time Ely, was one bybv Ck)ngress(Congress and that corporation with the Nazis. ed high, contained no smut, md the (Connecticut State Legislature the Public Works Administration some people argue, the polit- brought a yield-of 5i bushels to the adjourned, so it was not possi- was the only one charged by CJon- gress with the responsibility of mak icql power of Hindenburg becomes acre ble for the Legislature to enact any VACATION TIME jtMTe and more academic. Those Pullman grain growers presented legislation, which would enable the ing advances for projects and the rash enough to attempt to predict him with three gallons ,of ice |ba.’iks to accept these bonds, under terms under which advances were the future perceive a project on the crEfluUe certain conditions, for real estate made. part of Hitler to enlarge the Presi Oakidnd, Caiif.—Police question mortgage□rtKjigc loansiUcuia. I •A -.jw— question — — might0— even- be raised. dential powers constitutionally, to ed the judgment of Leonard- Du- ‘Tt is further apparent that until the secretary continued in his l«tt®^ he followed by assumption of the rate, 19, in selecting the back yard the situation is clarified by the I as to the authority rf siich a office himself, with Hermann Goer of Marie Pacheco’s home as a place itment of legislation or a ruling fas Ely proposed to function on the ing, big, blonde, dynamic Hitler ad for target practice. which would make these bonds legal , ...... ^ IS HERE AGAIN! jutant, in Hitler’s present office of wina Pacheco, 17, said the crack investments, there is little chance of The fi^ t«t of the letters C h a n c^ or. of Leonard’s revolver as he fired the being legally able to co- | was not immediately available, • * * away at cans kept reminding her operate to any extent with the Home Factors Affecting that she broke their engagement a Owners Loan Corporation. Germany's Export Trade. week ago. “The banks of Connecticut have The futiure trend of (Cennsn eco Durate will have to explain to shown a full appreciation of the Hundreds Who Are Planning A Vacation' nomic policy can perhaps be suT' the judge. _ present distressed condition of the f s r o ? Beloit, Wis.—District Attorney mised from the economic and polit home owners and are cooperating, as leal facts at hand. A basic«.fact Roscoe Grimm has scored three holes in one. The third came on the far as they are legally able. is that Germany, despite her most “A home owner finds a banking NOW Are Prospects For Dozens Of Articles ardent nationalistic yearnings, is 188-yard second hole on the Muni A D A '/ institution in this state reluctant or not economically self-reliant cipal golf course here. He scored unwilling to exchange their present CATTON But there is no good reason to his first in 1922, the second in mortgages for the bonds of the believe that Germany is maintain 1930. IFACTT A N D ^ n e n O N ____ They Will Need To Complete. Their Plans. ing, or.can maintain, her export Galesburg, 111.—For more than a Home Owners Loan Corporation, I ABE MINGLED HEBE markets, much less improve them. year C. J. Snell, 81, looked for a tnut they will realize that it is not just now. As a banker observed job—^unsuccessfully. becaurobecaiise of thrirtheir unmllin^imwilllngness to co- Recollections of Broken-Down to tbia correspondent, “German I Finally he landed one. His work operate in the solution of Nobleman Entertaining The Columns Of The HERALD Present goods are not fashionable these was to push a wheelbarrow loaded tre,ised home owner, but rather be days.” Politica. developments, with gravel, on a construction job. cause of the legal restrictions which By BRUCE CATTON principally, of course, the persecu He fell dead on Ms first day from render them unable at this time to If you don’t mind how thoroughly tion of the Jews, have gone far to heart trouble. do so. fact and fiction can get mingled in The Best Medium Of Telling People About kill (lermany’s exterior distribu Hammond, Ind.—After seven the reminiscences of a broken-down tion. In Munich, where the perfect years of work, Andrew Baber, a nobleman, you oughtsto get a good beer is brewed, not a case was sold watchmaker, has perfected a me- Deaths Last Night de^l of amusement out of "Pull What YOU Have To Offer. That Is Available. to the beer-avid United States from chsmical man that is able to talk, DevU, PuU Baker,” by SteUa Ben the middle of May through three walk, dance and shoot a pistol, son. weeks of June, according to Ameri with Baber’s aid. Brantford, Ont.--L. M. Croft, 56, In the writing of this volume TTiftwaging director of S. G. Johnson can trade authorities. This is not Galesburg, HI.— ^Tom Reynolds Miss Benson bad the assistance of Use The HERALD NOW And Get Your the time when the world in general and his family of seven have taken and Sons, Canadian company. La Candida, C!alif.—Dr. Richard an aged wreck who styles himself, feels like starting to Buy German. over as living quarters the don in and possibly is, the Ctoimt Toulouse « * « Dewey, 87. noted psychiatrist and a park zoo which formerly was oc Lautrec de Savine. The coimt, once Hitlw’s Answer to neurologist, former president of the Share Of This ‘Business. cupied by bears. American medical and psychologi ar ornament of the Russian nobility, Political Isolation. was high and dry in a treaty port Politically isolated b^ Jewish and cal'society. Hawthorne, Nev. — ^bert W. hospital in C!bina when Miss Benson Catholic persecution and the world’s fci'nd hlUL He was old, broken in distrust, fixed on the gold standard Cattermole, vice president and gen Q aotarfons— eral manager of the Tonopah and health, pennil^, friendless; but he for equ^y political reasons, yet de was full of dazzling tales about the | pendent on the outside world for Goldfield railroad. Atlantic, la.—Mrs. Henry G. astounding adventures he had had, economic improvement, Germany Weber, 75, former president of the he was able to beg $10 with an air simply can’t expect immediate re We don’t want to listen t ' .A % MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ ’ j.;.''' 'tit b a r g a i n :^ I5 R ID E 0LORIFYINe STELLAR PLAY OF SUB • w n MIA «nMCt. ' ^ n a m w e HAnANiyTAYixjR HIGEANDERS, 22-2 SATURDAY, AUGUST B (Ceatral add^BSstem SUndard Tix«e> o u r self Mote-v-iJl prosrium to key end beeto ehallw «r noqm Y GIVES U. S. BIG LEAD fled; cMSt to. co w (o to c) dasignetlon inOndes eTi eveiW ProsraiMe eobleirt'to ehanse. O. M. CoM. EWsL ■ “But you did say it, Elinor.” ^ sT 1 ANTS RI OSSOM OUT AS A 4 ^ Rec To Sponsor Doubles Net ^ Seven PAULJESANISAND AND citiEN IS m m e adert DqHcfli Eligibles Were Sired ' BOB C. SMITH ARE OF HURliX’S HU Set WeAietday; T alil IN SERIES OPENER TOMORROW By Winners Of Event DEFENDING CHAMPS ffits, 42 Runt m 3 Gamegj Goshen, N. Y., Aug. 5.— (Special) .^cElwyn, leading two-yeaf-old of Scores Lone TaOy in 4tb to idem Leads Nat H itteril -S ix eons and one daughter of 1982 and now a BOTH TEAMS READY Hiring And Firing Proems -it. ' tender for the HamUetonian, was Won Title from HoDand-B»- victors in the rich Hambletonian; Spencer who won bigb- with .386; Simmoiis Has Stake will parade to the post when est honors in 1928. Of 'he field Top Cooghlin’s Serrice FOR 1ST CLASH IN Builds Knoxville Winner the greatest trotting race in the horses descended from previous seD in &nught Sets Lad world is called at William H. Cane’s Hambletonian victors, Spencer Me- Station, 1-0. Edge on F on with .358. Mile Track here on Wednesday, Elwyn appears to have the best By BOY HUTCHENS ^peared. Again it was the same August 16th. chance to win, but his brothers and Year; b in e s Close Fri TOWN TITLE EVENT story. Spencer, with a three-year-old sister won’t naake it any easier for Last evening at Jarvis Grove, oc- By HUGH S. FULLERTON, JB. Counting the present team, record of 1:59%, trotted home the | him. Knoxville, Tenn., Aug. 5.— (AP) day; Expect Big Field. cxirred one fixie tight baseball game (A. P. Sports Writer) KnoxviUe this season hsu. had 11 victor in the 1928 Hambletonian. The whole Spencer family in the —By the simple process of hiring between . Mancaeste* Green and outfidders, 15 pitchers, three first This year he may see one of his Hambletonian are: Bobelwyn, con- and firing, R. G. Allen, veteran Coughlin’s Service Station, the for The New York Giants, who were . Knoxville baseball dub owner, has basemen, three second basemen, youngsters repeat his noble feat, sidered to have a better-than-aver- holding toe National Leagqa lead Newbaner and Godek Named Guy McKinney, 1:59%, who took the age chance; Lincoln Spencer, Pop- A tennis tournament for toe mer winning by tot close score of 1 built a 16-man team which is ham three third basemen, three catchers to 0. It was a great game to watcb on pitching alone, suddenly have^ inaugural Hambletonian Stake in lar Hill, Spencev the Great, better- mering away at the 1933 pennant and one shortstop. town doubles championship win be all toe ay through, with first one blossomed out as a team of blttera.^ as Opposing Hnrler^ gates of the Southern Assodation. Three Lucky Breaks 1926' at Syracuse, “ will have but one than-average; Spinster, and Spencer sponsored by toe Recreation Cen They set up a season’s scoring rec M cBlwyn. t*ntTti and then toe other t’:resten- Exactly 23 players—one obtained Allen got three lucky breaks. He representative in this eighth re ters, it was announced today, and ord in their current series, with toe Other horses sired by Hamble to mess things up. and each in a trade the others signed signed CUmax Blethen, right hand newal of the renowned race, but the entries for this toiunament will be pitcher rising to the occasira upon Phillies Wedneeday and Just to P by Starts at 3.15 at without cost—^were given pink slips pitcher, who was released by At fond sire has i >gh hopes pinned on tonian winners are continuing to carry on the tradition on the 1933 received at toe School street Rec demand, to thwart such evil inten prove it wa: not u "fluke” they before Allen hit upon a winniiig lanta because of bis ge. Blenthen bis Captain Hanover to wto. "Roaring Grand” that a victor in up to next / Friday evening, at tions by Just naturally striking out duolicated Wednesday's 18 to 1 combination. Out of the entire lot, already has won in the neighbor Spencer’s sons and a ^ daughter West Side Playgronnds. this greatest of all trots is .in a which time the draw v.tU be made batsmen when strikeouts were most score yesterday. The Giants piled up Allen bought but one player. hood of 15 games. Then he signed will prove bard to beat by Guy needed. The opposing hurlers were McKinney’s lone son, since Spencer class by himself. in order that play may start next 23 hits to make their totals for This was Bill Rabb, ri^t-handed Walter French, former Army foot- Saturday. Captain Spillane for toe Green, and three games 58 hits and 42 runs. piti^er. Of the other present mem baU player, who was released by Drew 78 Players "P ^” Edgar for toe automobile All is is readiness for the open Fall To Gain On Bucs bers, two were obtained *n trades Little Rock lecause he was bat Last year’s tourney drew one of valets. " *op” fanned eleven of toe ing clash of the basebaU series for Every Giant except Lefty Clark, and 13 were signed as free agents. ting only J.90. French soon came toe largest fields in local net his Hublardites, and Cap’en Spillane the town championship tomorrow toe starting pitcher, who was re Smoke Starts (kicking through witl a batting average of tory, when 72 players were enter disposed of seven in the same way. afternoon at the West Side diamond lieved by Carl Hubbell in toe After Memphis won the fi^ half .350 and grabbed the league lead FUN BEGINS AFTER 1ST ed, compristog 36 teams. Paul Je- The one, only and winning nm was seventh, had a band in toe hitting. at 3:15 o’clock, when the Bluefields in stolen bases. He plays right field. of the season, ending June 27, saiis and Robert C. Smith, seeded scored by "Eddie” Segar scampering The Giants failed to gain on toa and West Sides will battle for nine Another pickup was BUI AUing- home from third when “Huck” Eca- Knoxville Jumped into the lead in No. 3. captu-ed toe title with a second {flace- Pittsburgh Pirates, innings in an effort to clinch the ton, slender outfielder, who played bert cracked out a clean single in the second half and set a fast pace. thrilling straight set victory over who again found the trick of win first victory. The teams are evenly If second half winners, they wiU with Pueblo, Colo., in the Western 2 MUSKIES ARE CAUGHT toe fourth. matched, as indicated in the recent Walter Holland and Earl Blssell. ning games in toe ninth and defeat meet Memphis in a playoff for the league in 1932 and led there with a winner and runner-up, respective Tomorrow morning at M t Nebo ly publiAed records for the season, batting average of .374. He soon most of toe Manchester fans will ed toe St. Louis Cards 5-4. Three and it is thought that tomorrow's flag. ly, in toe town singles play last Cardinal errors to toe seventh spoU- “In view of the depression, our climbed around the top in the gather at 10:15 to witness toe final winner will probably he the eventusd year. The scores were 6—1, 7—5 ed Burleigh Grimes first mound attendance was problematical this Southern with an average of .370. The Fish Hit Hard, But the and 6— 3. game of toe series being played be cham pion. WESTSDESTe . arance since he returned to tha year,” AUen says. "We started out Allen, 65, has been in basebaU all Four Seeded Teams tween toe Green and toe Sub-Al The series opens without the his life. He played shortstop in the pines. This game is "for blood” and Cardinals. usual newspaper ballyhoo connected to build ofir dub in a conservative, Holland and BisseU were seeded safe way, without much outlay of 90’s with Detroit, PhUadelphia, Flies Hit Harder, Says no mistake. Each team has won Braves Frees Cards with local events of this kind. For No. 1, Rev. Watson Woodruff and m oney.” Pittsburgh and Cincinnati and was BY HIGHLAND ICE Thomas Hawley were seeded No. one game of toe series, both teams The fifth place Boston Braves cut the first time in many years, all a member of the Boston team that have about plnety {>er cent of toe toe Cardinals margin to two games arrangements for the championship Allen’s starting lineup faUed to Donahue; Boy! What Mai^ 2, Jesanls and Smith, No.. 3, and click. Most of the players were sent won the world’s championship in Robert H. Smith and Herman “stake” already s))ent and neither by taking a double heato £nra tha were settled at the first meeting of team means to loaS, ao whatever oh their way and new faces ap- 1897, YulyeS: No. 4. Holland and Blssell Brooklyn Dodgers 4-1 and 8-0 be the dubs participating. The Blue- else'may occur fans are sure to see hind fine plteUng by Ben Cantwell fields remain a slight favorite to Eaters! He Exclaims; Visitors Come from Bdiind reached toe finals by swaeping four at least nine innings of scrap and matches without to^ loas of a set, and Bob Smith. Sxxilto ua capture the opener but are not given more scnq>. first start since he was bought from any decided advantage. losing only fourteen gam es In The Green tomorrow afternoon Here’s Story of His Trip. to Knot Score at 5-AD in in g so. Cindnnati pitched a foux hit shut Indications point to a light hit at 3 p. m. will take on toe North o u t ting game in as much as Gk>dek and SWIM TITLES AT STAKE Champs Won Every Set Shid Arrows at Jarvis Grove, for In toe only American League Newbauer win be the starting Among their victims was toe Eighth Frame. toe second game of the series be game, toe Detroit Tigers wait into pitchers. Newbauer has a fast EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the team of Smito-7ulyee, Vhlcb came tween these teams of toe Manches flftn place, passing Chicago as they curve ball which no doubt wiU puz third of a series of six articles on through to toe seml-finalS with ter American League. The Green zle the West Sides while Godek is IN TOWN MEET, AUG. 12 big g;ame fishing in the Canadian three straight set ^ctories. Wood won toe first game played last Sun' downed toe White Sox 8-2 in 11 In A1 Barame brought his Highland credited with having a crossfire north woods. ruff and Hawley won their first day, and if, as Manager ' Hublard nings. Vic Sorrell allowed toe Hose which has turned back as many as Ice team to toe West Side last night two matches and then defaulted to confidently predicts, they again only six hits. 12 strikeouts in one game. Godek start I'M* year. The Bluefields are By JIMMY DONAHUE amd battled toe West Sides to a 6 Brozowski and Sears, who were beat toe Arrows. Manchester Green Nat Leaders Advance is known to be at his best in title managed by Ray Adisio. This Eddie Lithwinski, Anne Ar NEA Service Sports Writer to 5 tie. The West Sides got to eliminated in toe semi-finals by Je- will have but one more team to de Mew York, Aug. 5.—(AP)—TOa youngster is new to basebaU in this sanis .md Smith. This latter combi National Leaismt’s batsmen, tocfli all affairs as far back as when he Johnny Hughes toe Icemen’s start feat for toe championship of toe worked for the Bon Ami team. vicinity but nevertheless has shown Hudson, Ont., Aug, 5. — After nation did not lose a set tn winning L e s ^ e . toe play away from their American Nothing much need be said about promise of going further in this ca son to Seek Third Sncces- the first two muskies were caught ing pitcher, and hit him hard get toe title but dropped thirty games. . The Jarvis Brothers, players on League rivals during toe last wedc, Newbauer’s ability in as much as he pacity, shown by the manner in in Musky Lake, the fun really be ting 5 bits. Kupura who relieved One match 'was won by default. toe Green team, have invited toe en staging an advance on an . almost showed his wares by pitching 14 which he hsmdled the Bluefields si?e Crowns to Retire gan. him did a splendid Job setting toe Individual Prizes tire squad to an old-fashioned “Corn unbroken front while most of toe innings against one of the fastest this year. Ray says this is the first ■ With Shorty, our guide, Jim and I West Sides back for the last four It is hoped that all local tennis Rqas^’ at their farm,, on Sunday leaders In tot Junior circuit dropped semi-pro teams around here and time be managed a winning airived on. toe lake about 9:15 in innings without a hit. 'Fbe-lsemen {flayers will enter this tourney. Avoilng, whether this party wfll be back. having been credited with 21 strike team. - -i- Trophies;^ Expect Stiff the morning,. and before noon we were able to get 6 hits off toe offer Plsyers should {Mir up as soon as a celebration, or Just a convenient Chuck Klein, Phillies ace, advanc outs. Foley la Coach. had caught and returned to toe ings of Fadkowski and Hewitt. The ossible and file their team at toe way for toe Green boys to "gnash ed his mark to toe highest level.of The game should be interesting The Bluefields have a fine coach water nine muskies, toe largest West sides scored 2 in the first amd gcbool street Rec. 1711 draw will be teeth” depends largely on bow toe too season, .886. In toe weak ending especially for the many fans who in Jim Foley who is coaching the Competition and Large weighing 14 pounds, and the small 3 in the third while toe loemen scor made next Friday night by James games come out. with yesterday’s games, Klein will see the two teams battle for the Bluefields for the second successive est seven. ed 1 in toe first, 1 in to e third, 1 in Britton and toe sch^Ule of toe Manchester Green (1) smacked out 15, hits, adding 16 first time -for these reasons. The year. Although Foley is not a Field. And so, with toe sun beating toe fifth and 2 in toe seventh. first round will be announced Sat AB R H PO A E points to his average. Bluefields have an assortment of playing coach this year his abiUty is down on toe lake at a temperature George Stavnitsky bit a double urday morning so that the tramay Eeabert, i f ...... 8 0 1 8 0 0 The leading tan hitters in each Grandl, 2 b ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 plays seldom seen in semi-pro ball well Imown from past seasons when of 90, and toe, deer flies making that hit the old schoolbouse for toe may get under way over the week major league follow: and you never know when they he always played a stellar game life increasingly annoying, we piilled longest bit ever seen on toe West end. Individual prizes will be offer R. Jarvis, rf .... 8 0 1 0 0 0 V iot, s s ...... 8 0 3 1 1 1 National League will pull a play which may upset aroimd second base. Jimm}’ is sort The 1933 swimming meet for the in on a rocky point of land to eat Side. He being only able to get 2 ed to toe winners and nmner-ups. Klein, Phillies ...... MS of a quiet feUow but is known to be Plnney, lb ...... 2 0 0 8 1 0 the dope. The club plays heads up championship of Manchester wiU be and escape 'he noonday beat. bases when O’Connor played toe Devis, Phillies ...... ,358 always alert for the break which Shorty was cook aus well as Hutchinson, 3b . 3 0 0 0 0 0 ball at all times and they also have helo at Globe HoUow on Saturday, badl off toe school on toe botmd. Terry, Giants ...... 848 youth in their favor, consisting of WiU turn in his favor. August 12, it was announced today guide. He took toe “dinner fish” Both Hedlund and McCombe, catch Lippenoott, cf ... 8 0 0 2 0 0 Segar, o ...... 8 1 2 8 1 0 FuUis. Phillies ...... J 40 players who have the benefit of In contrast to this type of coach by Director Frank Busch of the Jim bad caught and started to clean ers, made wonderful foulball Hank McCann when right is with it at toe edge of toe water. The SUB-ALPINES OPEN Spillane, p ...... 8 0 0 8 0 0 Schulmericb, Phillies ...... MS four years of high school coaching. Recreation Centers. Edward Lith- catches. Dave McConkey pulled toe Piet, Pirates ...... J80 Depend On Hitting. out an equal at shortstop. Figbt- way he performed toe task was a Loveland, rf .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 winski and Miss Anne Arson, title feature play of the game when with Rich, 2 b ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Vaughan, P iratea...... MS '■^1 In contrast to this the West Sides ing every minute especially when lesson. holders, will defend the * crowns three men on and two outs be Sobiesld, 8b .... 0 0 0 1 0 0 Collins, Cardinals...... J27 boast of a team of much older and things seem to be against his club He cut toe fish behind toe head HARD SLATE TODAY which they have captured two years knocked down the ball which was Moore, Boston ...... 822 experienced players, anyone of Hank raUles his men at every op down to toe back bone on eaci side. labeled for a triple. ^ Lying on bis in cucce^sion. 27 1 8 21 8 Berger, Boston ...... J 2 0 which are capable of breaking up a portunity as the record of only five Then he ram bis knife adoiig toe back ha picked up toe bail . and The defending champions need bone, paralled to it, cutting toe flesh Oraghlln'B Service Stattra (0) American League losses out of 17 games show. Hank only one more victory apiece to gain touched toe base to ratire to# man is a great showman and a money from toe fish down to toe tall. Then Wright, 2b ...... 8 0 0 0 2 Simmons, Chicago ...... J 59 permanent possession of the loving going from second to third. The player showing bio wares to the best be peeled off the skin with bis Face MiOei't Nme Her^ Play Copeland, rf .... 2 0 2 0 Fozx, Pbiladalphia ...... 808 cups ^ c h have been awarded as West Sides played poor basebaU al Zapatka, s s ...... 2 2 0 0 advantage in front of a large knife, leaving a big ’lunge steak, though not being chalked up with Cronin, Senators ...... 847 trophies. It is expected that the about 18 inches long, four Inches Varrick, 8b «... 8 0 0 1 crowd. any errors. They bad four or five Twice Tomorrow, hchd- Muiush, Washington ...... M l Expect Big Crowd. competition this year will be strong wide and am inch thick. Then he Edgar, p .....a. 3 1 0 1 Hodapp, Boston ...... J84 er than ever and a large field of repeated toe operation on toe other chances to get runners caught m a Comber, of ..... 8 0 1 0 AU in aU the officials of both hot box. Every time but once toe Appling, Cbicsgo ...... J 3 5 swimmers, both boys and girls, is side of toe fish. Coughlin, lb .... 2 0 8 0 clubs feel that in offering the ar runneri were able to make their Dig Tilt With Green. 0 Dickey, New York ...... J 88 ray of talent Jtist mentioned that expected to file entries in the meet. McCarthy, o .... 8 0 11 R. Johnson, Boston ...... J 2 2 base. Bradley, If ...... 8 0 1 0 the hundreds of fans who have al This event is one of the out Ail toe while he had bamtm frying West, St. Louis ...... 822 W eet Sidee This afternoon at 8 o’clock toe ready planned to attend this game standing attractions of the local in toe pam, amd >ts smell, mingling Higgins, Phlladelpbis ...... 820 summer athletic program and with that of coffee and the woods, AB. R. H. PO. A.E. Sub Alpines will be host to toe R. 24 0 8 18 4 1 wiU feel duly repaid for the price Mikan. 2b ...... ’..2 1 0 1 0 0 Coughlin’s Serv. Sta.. 000 000 0—0 Schulte, Washington ...... JS20 of admission. Both dubs have op should draw several thousands of was tamtallzing. The fl;>h cleamed O. Miller nine from Hartford. The Dowd, I f ...... 2 1 1 5 0 0 game will be played at Mt. Nabo. Man. Green ...... 000 lOO x—1 erated, aU season at a loss brought spectators. and toe bacon grease reauly, be droppen in a huge slab of butter, McCann, c, ie..3 2 1 4 1 0 Leo Johnson who {fltched so good Two base bits, Viot; bits off Spil- about by the lack of work but with Stavnitsky, lb .. .4 0 1 3 1 0 against tot R. O. Millars in toe first lane 8. Edgar 8; base oo balls off things gettii^ back to normal as let it mix with toe grease, amd dropped in toe fish, covered with S. Hewitt, rf. SB .4 1 1 1 1 0 game, will start fpr toe Alpines. Spillane 1, Edgar 2; bit by pitcher, they are the officials are looking for HARRIS TAKES 1ST flour, amd m Jig time we were biting Burkhardt, c f ----- 4 0 0 2 0 0 The Important game for the Bub- Coughlin by Spillane: struck out by the biggest turnout of the year. SHIELDS AND PARKER into golden brown musky. McConkey. 8b ...8 0 0 1 0 0 Alplnes is tomorrow mbrning*s Spillane 7, Edgar 11. Time, 1 hour Ralph RusseU WiU caU the strikes Those shore dinners are a delight. Hedlund, c ...... 2 0 0 5 1 . 0 game against Manchester Green 'in 10 minutes. Umpires. Lanky and NET MATCH EASILY and balls and BUI Btennan wiU call MEET Di NET FINAIS Tired from a morning in toe wind WUWdson, rf .... 0 0 0 0 O’' 0 toe deddlnf game of the series. The Buckley. the bases. and on the water, you eat your fill F. Hewitt, p .... 1 0 0 0 1 0 Gt^en won toe first game 14 to 7 of fish, onions, radishes, green putt, 2b...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 but the Alpines came back strong EUnmiates Tom McParthiid Southampton, N. Y., Aug. 5 — vegetables from Mike Ament’s gar to win toe seroB .V ' . ' ■' ' -■ , .■ ,- '■ • , , ' . • 'V ■ r \ ” •■ •: . ’ ■-1--• '"'■ V’ . : - 'C '- T H ; ^ ------BiANCl^SrOT - V. ■• ' S«tiV^- . ( _ - w . - ’ . . nf. ■^v,. ^TvVT Read the (lHassified Renfal Properfij Lsshnq on fh IS Pdqe •>vJa ■j. ■»#•■■ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 MOVING—TRUCKING- BOUSES FOR RENT 65 to a . recruit a^ Camp Cross in Sharon. v F O R ^ CAMP WORKERS STORAGE 20 Items of Interest 1932 CHEVROLET COACH; 1932 TO RENT—FIVE - AND SIX room While brushing his teeth at the Where Movie Housatonlc river, he dipped his * ^ ^ 3^ sedan; 1930 Chevrolet coach: SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the bouses, ain^e - and double; Recreation Center THE UNE WEEVIL modem apartm^ts. Apply Bldward brush into the water. Then, he re 1930 Whippet sedan; 1929 Chevrolet accommodation of their large Oe- - • - « ^ ' .1, J. Hoil. Telephone 4642 and 8025. ported a bass mistook .the brush for coach; 1929 Ford coupe. Cole Luxe bus for lodge, par^ or team a dainty morsel and attempted to ■ i’ : ' Motors at the Center trips at special rates. Phone 3063, Today marks toe closing of o-e PleiftF of Manual Labor Makes devour iL of toe busiest weeks at toe Globe 8860. 8864. SUMMER HOMES The toothbnudi'apgler said be Cbnfrd Posn!^. for Fim WB BUS, STOLL and axChange used Hollow swimming pool. M on and movies, and was one Che Oral ears all makes and models. Armory FOR RENT 67 landed the fish -on the hank and car m Small Boy—Daddy, what is the difference between a pedestrian and a jay-walker’ Conventional Father—^A pedes trian is a person who walks when Srou are walking. A jay-walker is a I>erson who wjilks when you are driving. As careful motorists know, there is no feature of the automobile v'ASHINGTON TUBS U By Crane OUT OUR WAY By Williams more important to safe operation ^ \5NfT that ITS PROBABLY than the brakes, and considering AY TANK ^^W M ,SUOOEM LV, A BELLOw InS WMEM W O O P u T 'e .M WELL. A S O MEV/EP LET \ MO -T H E Y Owe*______SOMEBODY COOKIE, AFTER AY BIO A RCAR the low cost of having them ad G iT A \_vrTVE. IM M W VSlEsiT O O T s 6 o u v(m o w , \ s t *l l G o t o COMING d o w n THE PIE SPADE. justed or repaired, it is nothing A beach shawl is many a girl’s TiM t, OAWe, CO AT - ILL 1 P i c k e d , T H E STEPS? Pl a t e s. HANDS OP.'^ IF 1 WAS SToOYiM'l LAWYERS. short of criminal to drive lyhen cape of good hope. > LOOHf "TUESE. LOOW 'e m U P M Y V MAKE ONE MOVE*N'YE'RE OEMEtfM HOOT OWLS! MACH fen THi sioteu sr veiKiGHEn!! TMA’5 THE TICKET. aK.. PETE. FRECKLES ANEt HIS FRIENDS By Blosser T i e 'EM UP. \ 6 U ,H E H A 0 VEAH— J \00 AINT 6UE66E0 UPECKLES U& 6UCft6ING I TH006HT \ VET WHO SHE \b, AND RED FOR AWHILE AU ALOM&/TH0U6H-OH, MT f KNOW, NOW, THERE, HUH, rr WAS THAT P W FREtKLES so m e ' PET' 15 A a n im a l ! G IR L ..f. THE.V WATT FOR HER TO COME, ,J.P.W iLLiA m^ OUT OF e t*u IV Nu I LU.aMT. LUaMT. HER ROOM, levNu A6 UNo Ie JOHN SALESMAN SAM Sam Has tiie Elephant Trained! By Small KNOCKS) THIS ^ER. '^SCOELLI bfiAKE BOOtA FEE ^s o e h ! i f VoofeemafTl PCO/ Ml^lHOiO cUE'l^e PefOi , IMPATIEMTLVf A COOLlMG-SYsTEf^/jXool I'M ABOUT TO PASS OUT b a d o f a ,Ya n e e d GOMUA G «T ALL HoT A ^M l BC3SS? .W FROtfi THE HEAT I tfiOR.S THAKI fpm m im ’ N L j . GTAkIO EIGHT (UHCRC V A A lk fit I'LL BETCHA rr WOULDN’T HERE SHE COMEB^ HE'S GONE AN’ y////M///, SURPRISE ME A BOVS-NOW, SEE GOTTEN MARRIED, BIT, r e d ! THATS IF WHAT IVE SAID AND THAT PATS JUST ABOUT r r - ALL ALONB, is HI6 WIFE-WHAT VSR// DO WE CARE RI6HT/.' ABOUT SEEIN' A WIFE? AOIfiiS / / 4 GAS BUGGIES More Dirty Work By Frank BecK % / p r o b a b l y . . JIU T ^ LEt V GO BACK _ TH« K«V % TH» I'M NOrjIOlNa TMfRt TO THE HOUM AND WHATb. V RRONT DOOR... I' BOVS, I WANT YOU TO MEET G*G'&LAD HOW 0 0 YOU ALONE Tb FIND OUT. THINK IT OVER. . WR0NB!^MUN6 T o n 4 n a i l .IN M r KINGSTON, THE CHIEFS TO MEET 0 0 , MISS n o t a f t e r >NHAT THE BCAOE WERENT - TNtB RgBTj: AND YOU, p a t / (KINGSTON-BOY/ THE JUOM TOLD .VALUABLE BNOUBH NOW IT B f DAUGHTER — PAT, THIS IS TO *NORTH RED KINGi.«ANO THE OTHER B a y / WEIL ’ YOP certainly RIEKINB OUR LAD IS FRECKLES—YOU'VE HAVE A RXAEDUS, NECK.. HEARD ME TALK A^OUX SWELL TIME UNCLE JOHN! UlLil f OP HERE, HOW N O W f^ D p YOU 00^ y -V <• ;. y f PACT TEH ■‘*>-vtV:.,. , ■* /k V *. , > . '' *^ *-**\' Vr’’* *' < • 4 m they may be operated with a mini COMBINED ODD FELLOWS mum of offort ‘ . TELLS POLICE n s WIFE ; iiiliiriiii I - A M V A i - t k b a t r o e A i x i p f f ABOUT TOWN OTENRiniRiUlCE ‘ Field Nephepe A field telephone line haa been u d Mn. George Duncan of TO PICNIC N E H# WEEK etrung from the butte to the firing ' RASG0NE,:IIAVING3 Illlt'JlII Lewie street, Mr. and Mrs. Francis AT NOTCB TODAY pplat ak>l>g. the north, side of the McCuUom of South Main street range. .ToUeta have been oonstruot- Pasqutlfi Uriano Reporta That and Dr. and Mrs. E. V. Gordon and Local Lodges to Join in Outing ed near the firing^polnt and a etor- baby of Guilford will leave tomor at Buckland Home in HiU^ age ehed for ta ^ ts and ether range Hia Young W lfo Decamped row for a vacation to be spent at town on Saturday. Cohmel BisseD to Fore the material hai/been built in rear of V ^ e He Worked. York Beach, Me. the butte. A shower bath is located within tho butte, 'watex being piped Rev. P. C. Allen will preach to Saturday, August 12, 1988, the "Golden BoDef as Co. G for use In the shower and for drink Mrs. Pasquale Uriano of 25 Pur morrow morning in the union serv combined lodges of Odd Fellows, ing purposes from a fine spring in nell street, age 20, mother of three ice of the North Methodist and the Sunset Rebekah, Shepherd En t'Ai; hUls. children, has been absent from her Second Congregational churches at campment and icing David Lodge, Inangnrates New Era. Refitm ents wiU be served by home at 25 Purnell Row elnoe will hold their annual picnic at the the latter edifice during August. the committee from Company G to Wednesday morning, having left a During the vacation of Mr. Stock home of Forrest N. Buckland in the guests in a grove near the firing note for her husband, who ie 26, ing he will oreach Simday morning HillBtown. Noble Grand Stanley Colonel Harry . B. Bissau, Chief of point. Company G wiU asaemble at telling him that ahe was not com at 9:80 at the Methodist church in Nichols of King David Lodge, assist Staff of the 48rd Diviatou, will lira the range today at 1:80. ing back. VemozL His subject will be “Su ed by Noble Grand Mrs, Emma the first "golden buUat” this after Officers of the company are en preme Challenge.” A woman’s Dowd of SuxiMt Rebekah Lodge is ' Pasquale, em ploy in a paper noon at 2 o’clock, opening the new thusiastic over their new acquisi mill in town, told the police that ouartet vdll pro^de muslo at the in oharge of the affair which will state 200-yard rifie range for ser tion, one of the best In the state. union service at the Second Con start promptly at 2:80 o’clock. The he has been away from home mudh There la so Httte that we can vice at the new Bolton Notch etate- Althoilgh much hard work baa been at night because of hie work and Bring Home A Bfick Of gregational church tomo^w picnic will be for all local Odd Fel leased propertiee In rear of CoUege done by members of the company, do whMi^ one we love has passed morning, consisting of Miss Althea lows and their families and the oom- that for some time bis wife has been on—4pit that little wo wUl wish Inn. A large delegation of officers of the prospect of training a large negleotlng the children. On Tues Murdock, Mrs. Frank Vittner, Miss mlttee wishes it to be understood the 169th Regiment, C. N. G., wiU number of marksmen in the com- to do la a fine, a fitting manner. that any Odd Fellow belonging to day night or early Wednesday morn Lot ns arrange for the last sorv* Mary and Miss Alma Bailey. be present at the dedication cere- paxiy on a range of this type is re any lodge outside of Manchester ing, he said, he took occasion to let toes. The same attentive oars moniee, including regimental officers garded as ample reward. The drum and bugle corps of Dil- will also be welcome. It be known that he did not like the and Chapel faolHties regardless ROYAL and Major Irving E. Partridge, Jr., Todies Program worth-Comell Post, American Le Basket lunches will be pooled and way rile was acting and on Wednes of the amennt yon can afford to battalion commsnder. The program for this afternoon ie. day morning, while he was at work, gion, will participate this afternoon served by a refreshment committee p«y* in .the field day program at East in charge of Thomas Brown. A Invitations have been sent by as follows: 2 p. m., Address of wel Mrs. Uriano left home. Hampton, sponsor^ by the Seventh prise committee imder Miss Evallne Chairman Raymond E. Hagedora to come, Lieut. Raymond E. Hage- The couple were married when ICE CREAM District, American Legion of Con Pentland, wip assist the general Adjutant General WllUam F. Ladd dorn, chairman of the reception Mrs. Uriano was fifteen. There are and a long list of officers of the committee, foUowing the address of three children, all of whom the Equal To The Best—Surpassed By None! necticut. chairman. Transportation for W A L T E R N -IIC L E R C ^ * _!______members without cars will be avail regiment and battalion. Members of welcome the range fiag wUl be mother left behind. The regular meeting of Anderson- able at Odd Fellows’ Temple, Main Company G wlU serve on the recep raised; 2:15, Introduction of guests rUN£iaU.CHflP£C Shea Auxiliary will be held at the and Center streets, not later than tion committee, headed by Lt by Captain James H. McVeigh, Richard Martin, local correspond 2S9N0RTHMAINSniEET State Armory Tuesday evening at 8 1:80 o’clock next Saturday. Hagedora and have everything in commanding Company G; -Inspection ent for the Hartford Coiirant, was O'clock. Plans will be completed 'The affair was largely attended readiness for the opening cere of ranger 2:45, Official opening of MANCHESTES,CONNe(TICUr ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. due to arrive home last night from for an outing to be held Ip the near last year at the same place. Most monies. the range by Col. H. B. Blesell, his vacation ^q>ent in New Hamp Obtain It At Your Dealer Or Phone 8942. future. of the preliminary arrangements Sought Several Yean chief of staff of the 48rd National shire. ■ Bqltore leaving Manchester will be taken care of by Mr. Auck For several yean Company G, un Guard Division; 8:00, Competitive be purchase a* new car and made land, who is a Past Noble Grand of der Captain James H. McVeigh, has firing, pronel sitting and kneeling; the trip in it. Yesterday, on hie M. L CAMP IHEHING King David Lodge and active in the tried to locate a luitable spot for 8:80, ’Competitive firing.' off-hand way home, be ran out of oil. at work of the lodge. There will be a company rlfla range convenient to position; 4:00, Competitive rapid Framingham, Mass., and a burnt a ball game, track sports for the the State Armory, where the mem- firing; 5:00; Individual matches; bearing resulted. He, telephoned SET FOR AUGUST 19-27 children, and other activities during ben of the company could increase 5:80, Retreat, and award of prizes. that he would wait over until this the afternoon. their proficiency as marksmen. Sev Refreslupenta will be served by morning and return by train. Last eral, such spots were looked over the company throughout the entire year his car was smashed up while Rev. L. C. Harris to Be Speak and finally work was begun on a afteraoon. traveling through Vermont. er at First Sunday Service at F IF n LUTHER LEAGUERS range in rear of the CoUege Inn. * Willimantic Grounds. Shortly after the memben of the HUNT FOR TREASURE company had started* opentiona Colonel BlaaeU Inspected the loca The Willimantic Camp Meeting, tion and obtained i state lease of A BEER conducted by the Methodist Episco Nearly fifty members of the the property and took over the pal Church, will open Saturday, Luther League of the Emanuel work for the state, memben of August 19, and will continue Lutheran church attended the treas Company O doing the work imder MADE TO fLEASE YOU through August 27. Two popular ure hunt and “hot dog” roast held the direction of L t Hagedora. The dates this year will be the opening last nigbt. The hunt ended at latter was ably seconded by Ser date, August 19, at 8 o’clock when Erickson’s farm on Hartford Road, geant Howard Cassels as fqreman the Nutmeg entertainers will be where the remainder of the program LIGHT of .onstruction of the range. heard in a series of song^, sketches, was held. OR music and comedy, and on Saturday, Refreshments included “hot dogs,” The range is 200 yards long, the August 26, at the same hour when coffee and watermelon. Games terxain from the firing point to the a popular concert and entertainment were played after a brief business butts being a level field for one half will be conducted by Hdward T. SMsion at which Miss Eklith John of the distance, the rest a small val DARK nerce and L. Theron French. The son was elected delegate to the ley. The butts are’of field and quar latter was last year associate pas Hartford District convention at New ry stone construction, pointed with THE tor of the North Methodist chui^. Haven, Septemb^ 2, 8 and 4. cement and are of sufficient thick FAMOUS ’ Revi Leonard C. Harris, pastor Last night’s affair "ma in charge ness to withstand heaw firing. The of the South Methodist church, of Herman Johnson, Mitzi Berggren targets are of the latest type, steel will be the speaker at the morning and Irving Carlson. The next meet sash, weighted and balanced so that Narragansett service, Simday, August 20. A large ing of the League will be a Lawn number of local Methodists attend Social, to be held Friday evening, this camp meeting yearly. A ugust 18. BEST 0-Tite Piston Rings BY give more power and stop oil pomp- ing. ^ v ee refaced, commutators HOT WATER trued, sheafs sharpened. Repair TEST work. SERVED ICE COLD Fred H. Norton 'DELICIOUS HOME-MADE Come down to SANDWICHES 180 Main Street TeL fi528 PROBLEMS SAM AND EARL HERE TONIGRTI When mother wants to shampoo — D ad OAK. t ST. TAVERN wants to shave and little Billy has used all John Andisio — Louis Miroglio Lake Amston 30 OAK STREET the Hot Water ...... SEE for yourself the BEAUTIFUL LAKE where we loelW i/nq Isn’t it fortunate that Electric Hot Water Service can are opening new streets and installing improve ments. solve their Hot Water problems so easily ? 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