TTESDAT. JUNE 18,198# *BQSBtWECyB -I I ,jfll8nrftr0liH r^vm inQ H / THE WBATHBE .4VERAOE DAH-V CIKCCLATIO.N ParMaal, ef C. 8. Weather Baraau •V- mostly In ooiaU lots, coming into tha for the mouth of .May, 1938 BMEROE.VCT DOCTOES. festival ocesalon, and Uia oSt- ears and committee members con New Haven market, that that mkr- ABOUT TOWN SPniANE DANCERS/ fined their remarks to expressing SHORTAGE OF FRI I ket would open this afternoon and Partly eloady, sUghtly ixioler to- •iS------, PhirSlclans of the Manchester appreclatkm at the evening's pro [each afternoon hereaft**r at 4 6,238 Medical Association ■'who will rt- Member of th€ Audit nlglit. Thnraday partly cloady. gram. i^lock Instead of ft o'clock. The Hale’s Wed. A . M. Specials . Oiwrt Manchester. ForeaUra of spond to Calls tomorrow after America,' will hold Ita regular meet IN LOCAL NARKET ditsebester market opens at 2 Bam io of CirmlAtions / noon arc Dr. E. C. HIggtna and ARE ENTERTAINERS o'cloak and.the last kmd was sold MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM ing tomorrow night when delegates Dr. Robert Keeney. S ^ r « Goscs A t 12:30 P. M. Wednesdays. to the state cons'entlon In New yeatera^y'at 4 o'clock. Haven. May 12, will make their re y MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1939 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS FRANCIS COLEMAN VOL. LVIII., NO, 217 (tlaoslfled Advertlainf on Page 14) ports. . Cars operated by Ruth, R. Cargo Rapils Of Local Teacher Per Boyers Unable To Get AD The Connecticut Schoi>l of Tn- of 71 Foster street and Ernest Children’s Polo Shirts ■tructlnn, Daughters of ?t. George, Bendetto of B5 Spruce klreet_ were form At So. Corentry On NEW K. OF C. HEAD Strawberries Tbey Wisb- m T C RECORDS Fine meah In white with colored binding around will meet with Princess Alice Lodge damaged last night When they col Crosses Lake in Glider lided at the interaction-of Oak knd the neck, Sixes 3 to 6 years. o f Ansonia Wcilnesday afternoon. ' Warrantee STOLEN BABY’S The meeting will open In Odd Fel Norman streets. After police Inves American Legion B ill ° ied; Peas Arrire. Baby Shop. tigation It w-as said no arrest would According to a warrantee, deed e c o n o m y o rd ered- low* hall at l:SO p m. Follow Socceeds Charlft 'ODowd e r r BRITISH CONSIDERING ing the school supper will be served be made. recorded at the office oPTown CnCrk BODY IS FOUND All members of lAdy Roberts lodge The Earl W. Green Post and n ie number of loads of straw Samuel J. Turkington, E. J. Holl of- this town are Invited to attend. The--Mis.ves .Margaret 1 arl —Four a. m. aeve- mxetmsirm km odgiinf'tm rs to r The Homs' Economics commlttss' Senate approved yesterday a reso tloh . of the Works Progress Ad ft land'B large public auditorium Is a p r i z e SULK a, COW GIVES. ,1, I has set tha date of August 18 at the lution requesting the President to ministration, recommended 19 major vast sea of darkness.. 48 QUARTS A DAY broclalm Oct. 9 each ye.ar oa Leif Bolton hall for a Sample Fair, a>ul changea in Its rules and organiza Then a dim light glimmers In a OAD? A Is making plans for a food sale In Erlcson day. The House has yet tion, • — far-off' corner and the strains of- Lincoln, Neb.—(95—Production of July. to act. These were led off by the proposal Ferdinand tbe Bull” come rollick enough milk to leave one quart dally AtHon MfitfkB lovdor than wordsi Ham arm tha nsuits of tha S CONTEM for a three-man administrative ing through the air. at your doorstep for 43 days la just board, replacihs the single office of It’s Fred Frey, the plano^ tuner, one day’s work for V. S. Kilt loading eompatMvm automobUo rotsdtasH hold so far In f939ose administrator which Hai’ty Hopkins, who works on the auditorium's nine Pauline, University of Nebraska Col RELATIBD ENSEMBLES K trusted preaidanttal aide, held until pianos in die quiet early morning lege of Agriculture Holstein. he became secretary of commerce' TDU hourt. In 69 days she produced a total ■ BY DAILY PATTERN early thla yeap. Harrington, regular And then ’’Ferdinand" comes roll of 6,023 pounds of milk and 236 Arm y officer, la the only other man ing out. It's a sign Frey's task la 'poimds of butterfat. The butteiJat icjun eniW H ri By CAROL DAT to have held the position. completed. It's the only piece he would provide your table with 4 l- ’J ll^SON B R O TH E R S Other recommendations-Include: knows. pounds o f gutter dally. IW ITH M URPEin \ Particularly during hot weather, Elimination of tba Federal theater, stitched pleats are as satisfactory Arts, wrltena. music and hlatorlcal- reeordS' projects. ' from a practical point of view as i tm -ti ttiq t i ' mo mdoortimod tn £ i^u itO they are smart. They prevent rear N ew bans on political activity of relief officials. — ON TH E SAM B SHOW —^ ward -wTlnklea when you nit, down, Louis Rfisn’t Ye$ Picked ]f Lvusl.. they make you look slim at the A requirement that all super hips, and they ripple Into graceful, visory personnel swear loyalty to fluttery fiinnssa at the hem. De the constitution and to discharge Kayo Round for Gdlento signed on shirtwaist lines. their employment faithfully. Pattern 8425 gives you a soft ^Allocation of relief money to blouss at ths walstltns, youthful. Mates on tba basis of jobs. «ide-shoulders(l sleeves, and two Fixing of a maximum 92b,D(M) con Pompton Lakes, N. J., June i4 — ^ Joe's song and danca about the decorativs llttle\flap pockets. It'e struction cost tor buildings. (9>>—Here It Is only two weeks away likelihood of a tough tangle with FRIDAT AND SATURDAY ECONOMY! Last Jtuntoiy. in the bmooe SlS-mOe Gflmore- STAMINA! AtBoenoe Aires fat April, 89 can, faidudiag all ' Substltiitlon of a fixed monthly Tony has been followed by a profit "It’s A Waaderfnl World” tailored enough to be. very practi from Joe Louis’' ifigbt with Tony Yoeemite Road Run, an 85 h.p. Ford V-8 gave best gas miksge leading low-priMd American makes, started tbe annual 4515-mile cal for everyday, and softened earning schedule for the current able up-beat lif the bO': office busi PLU S . . "Charile Chan In Benu” of a ll leading low-priccd can, with 24.57 miles per gaUtml (Ford- .-T Eknith American Grand Prise Race. 28 cen finished the feoi^ Oalento, and the champion hasn't ness. Promoter Mike Jacobs can't enough to bs extremely beooming. prevailing wage provisions. built Mercury 8 also surpassed tbelow-prieed dzes in gas mfleage mountain course. Ten of them were Fords, induding the adnner A regular survey of WPA rolls to mads up his mind yst just how long tasip but grin all ovsr ths place aa M & a thla of linen, pique, bar In this runt) _ ^ adth an average of 50.6 miles per houil _ lists or gingham, plain colored or detect those' who have not tried to he's going tb let ths two-ton gent ha tips you off that for tha past obtain private employment. printed, vrith ths litUs cuffs and stay around. three or four days the ticket sale Limited To 18 Slonths notched collar in whits or con Their punch-party eomee off a (cosh) has pleased even him, and Popular Shows, Popular Prioea ' Ehtmlnatlon of persons who have fortnight from today at Yankee that the rlni^de pasteboards, which THURSDAT * FBIDAT HAVE SUAWER TUN trast...... been on the rolls 18 .nonths ' and No wonder it wins. • . look what ifs |ot! Pattern No. 8425 la designed for stadium, usually ths Brown Bomb require hea-vy augar, have been go ellminhtton of the current practice er decides about hte par tor ths ing fastest o f all. TH E N EW 1' In alaea 12, 14, 16, 18. and 20. Size 14 o f direct relief'. ONLY V-l EMME in any low-priced carl requires 4 1-2 yards of 39-lneh ma- knockout course almoet from the Despite what Joe says, howevtr, Other recommendations weret day he has to pass up hla first pork Galento ilguras to be in for anything tarisl. with 8-4 yard coetraatlng More stringent' requirements M68EST HTDRMIlic BRAKES in any low-priced carl tor eollar and cuSa. chop tor training diet but a pleasant evening. Joe looks' CIRCLE Fa s h i o n P l a y C l o t h e s covering the financial reaponilbiUty so well In training hsre that ev^ CoRtempo Related Fadiions slinllar to tboae Ulustratad "W liat to wear with what 7” is aneweved oompletaly by But this time he’ll tell you how u u m m - w m c h a s s is in any low-priced carl of sponsors of projects on which the 1 The new SPRINa A N D SUM "tough" tbe Newark nighUUck U, hls tratnsr, Chsppie Blackburn, who TEA SET TO LADIES! are available exclusively at KcUer’s tor all the popular Ckmtempo Related .reahiona at KaUaria Tha tie on tha ,Federal government does not pay tbe PLAY SUITS OVERALLS SLACKS MER PATTERN BOOK. 32 pagea and now be can hit like Babe Ruth, Icntw mora than ons and ons about LSRIESt RHEBASE o f any low-priced car) ■hades o f eultlnge, with altemata choices for each, ahlrt here U a pun aUk foulard with Charvet typa full cost. tossing fists tn hla day, ia all smiles. BATHING SUITS o f attractive designs tor every. stiN and how ita’ going to be an awful niuxtrated le one o f many ehlrta with striplnge al pattern made by Charvet an FUa. amart (urnlahen o f and every occasion, ia now) ready. Authority tor a projects board to close fight. I t assma, aU in all. that “Tou know," hs admlttsd as hs TOP OfER-AU EMINEEMII8 in the low-price field) Styles that are Inspired by Hollywood Stare BriUlaot in their P b o to g ra i^ show dreaaea made seek cooperation of state and local ha baa ehugsd his mind about Gal' watehsd Joe spar, "he's always im though ,Klld soft colon of bltM, tan and green a n a.vall- Place Vendome, F'aria, with branchea la N ew Toth and C olon and built for frsedotn of aetton In their details. from these patterns being worn; governments in meeting their relief ento, because Issa than six months proving. Ha's not doing any special aMe tn an extremely light-weight voile fabric that haa j --.. Ralm Beach. Ths ahlrt, Uaa. hoaa, linen handkerdilsf a feature you wilt enjoy. Let the problems. ago hs was around advising one and work, but you can see he moves THIS IS THE YEAR TO tS6 plenty o f body, but the weave aUowa free drculatioiu togethar with tha aaaoelatod accaaaorlaa “ Go Together” Problbltloo . against ona agency PLAY SUITS eTe • , • JO • le |e . .$1 to $2.95 charailsg designs In thla new ^ ha could take Tony just as easily around in there better than before." aeeuring comfort on a hot day. In perfect harmony. book help you In your sewing. transferring relief funds to another. aa ha did John Henry Lewis and Louis’ . footwork,- Blackburn be- OVERALLS • • • e'e^e « $1 and $1.'95 One pattern and the new Spring Transfer directly to the treasury Max SchmeUng. Uaves, has been improved by hls of all receipts and collections sxeept shadow - boxing and roadwork Contempo > Related Fashioni As Advertised !n Esquire^Are Sold Here Only! 'I- and Bummer Pattern Book— 35 Majrba the different tune la lure ALSO! SPEED! In March, in the aavagdy coo tested Daytona Beach 1 /^'8 oto cents. Pattern or book akme—15 sponsors’ cash contributions. for the cash customers. Anyway, all routinea. He's sidestepping and S L A C K S a * d'e*e;t ef ;.. $1 and $1.95 "ARIZONA WILDCAT” Race over 150 mUea of, road and s a ^ a Ford-built Mercury $- ' Bsss praference in employment be tells you now is that be'a going rolling with punches neatly in hls to6k first place, averaging 70.34 miles per hour. . . while FoM- **Fw rTipTE R N of tbU attrac OB relative need of applicants. to get it over with aa soon as pos- six rounds o f sparring work every NOW: BATHING SUITS . $2.9$ and $3.95 bunt can took aU the other prize-winning places! A dean sweep tive model eend tSo in COIN, sour Autborlss sgenciss smploying rs> Mbla. day. And, at eourse, ha's bitting SUPER GIANT BHOW! h tf workscs to pass OB thsir habits, ju sta a hard. for the V-8 enipne as built by Ford! KAMX, AODRES8, 8TTLE NUM “Tea, suh." ha said today, *T’m ‘DODGE e m r and F OAN ••••« R IS UTTBR D THAN V A **6" - 8 BER and SIZE to THE MAN records sad abiUtlts.' going to work oa Mr. Oalaato aa But just tha same, Joe would give "TOBCHT IN CHINATOWN” EBT. 1807 CHESTER HERALD. TODAT8 Removal from ths rolls o f psraens aeon aa tha bell r i n ^ I don’t know you the impression he's going to bs KELLER'S MEN'S WEAR R u b in o w 'S P A T T E R N BUREAU, 1(M BEV> whose need has not be4m certified bow long It'a going to take, but ru powerful glad when all this work is It's Comtaig Sunday and Mob.: 887 MAIN STREET — OPPOSITE ST. JAMES’S CHURCH ENTB AVENUE. NEW TORK. N. by a local agency or the W PA: do it Juat aa short and swaat aa I over, and he can alt down to a plate W jTW T ON THB aOVMTr T, ProhlbiUoas against amjdoyasBt can." __ full o f pork ciiopa. YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER S H O I N M A N C H E S T E R T »S8I Tout N08D DIAilt PltSt fO I iOW*CO$Y FINANCtNO. r *' T ■•Aim V'. MANCHESTER EVENTNO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14,198* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TTEDNESDAY. JUNE 14. l9S9 PAGE THREE 4a>ccA"noNAi:. b t a i i t -ft uiytm * on W P A sUglhls to re n J N O E R IE SBOWEat"" i PRESENT FOE tSTAlTW ceive social security beneflts when GIVEN BRIDEGROOM I BRITISH ENVOY such bsssflU are available. JAP BLOCKADE ; fact that our progreaa In edueaUcm.al. AlLJbtdaight. a bureau odvlBory aald. P A R im O N T E K Also Included as ons of tbs 19 Sciertce Has Made Little ^ caimitastoa, ■. C , Juns 14—on Cbarltoton, 8 . C , Juns 14—OR democracy ha* riot kept pace with the disturbance waa located about rseomasedatlOBS eras tha provtsloa —When a aoh was boni to Ur. —Belvtn Horras wanted to do, Legislature Hands 5tarA\|MUSTW0RK,FlGHT our Industrial growto- There arazUU 270 miles west southwest of Tamps, and U ra WlUlam W. King, gifts to'ssrmark 1138,000,000 fo r PW A- something different for his CUTTING FLOW vast numbers of owt people who FI*., moving about 10 'mllea per Headway Against Colds PROTESTS JAPS spproved heavy construction proj- friend,' H. C. Thomas, a brlde^ STIRS SLOVAKS; and . congratulatory messages think d«mfnfr,scy meana electing a hour. groom, and so he gave bfta' ~'a poured In. e ^ . man to office. '^ Raps Lnbor Board "lingerie shower.” Kansas City Police Power! \ FOR DEMOCRACY The Je.sult sa'id "a srtong. unified, ______ig a*w itb both the imld and "eaploily*" But U » moat unusual gift B. O. Fisk, businessman of Au OF A U GOODS morally sound public opinion Is the BWto« Uf>—B«e*ui« B L O C m A a Each guest brought Thomas MIDNIGHT Jumping From One Extreme To AenoiniARED "litUs WIUI*'' rscalvad was a ooSTmdiien'pl* . Harvard «:lentUtTtyp« of InHuenw aa re^lwipry vl- burn, Ind., testlfled today his com a suit of men's underclothing. ■Jefferson C5ty. Mo., .lune 14—4-T. only real defense of the constituent* Is PW Tmm I* W Withaut Dep«o4KbU r Z T K dav idence haa made UtUe rua tnfecUona for which public scbolarahlp to kindergattan.. pany had reached tha position whsre (Oonttaued from Page One.) of e democracy." . (Oonttniiad^hwi ra g * Ono.^." (CoaMmad fram Paga Oaa.) __The Legislature handed the Kan Knr is H w W iq h* wubnat ratlsf 4sT sr ntcM. hallw ay In the baffllnf , fl«ht . ' health control meaaurea have praved y It could "really^ expand" when the jSafeguanlii^ Refi^on And The Congress is devojed to dis He •SRj'tktABS Bsi-ts «tu:r«M Ns*rrou«rM9. Inadequate. while Americans and French passed sas City police department, a pat cussions of social-economic doctrine hunr. rw f URih. bsj food. scc. But thftttK «r*Ms> agalnat the world’a greateat Inter- to ttka the Initiative by-"'aaklng the Is attained—A. "guarantee agalnat CIO and the National Labgr ReU- n m $ fran moaf rtooo* Uiaro 1$ a m d*p«nslbMf. I rupter of work—the common "The inability to control the dla- further anti-Japanism'" within the tions Board "came along and made after Identification. ronage prize, to Gov. Lloyd C. Stark as found In the eiicycUral.s'of Popes 6BSF *S7 ta brlRf roUsf tn* dUtroa* R^sa peraion of respiratory mueotii drop- return of the country to Its pre- ; Education ^11 Preserve 7«Uf Stomrti pORTt out.to* BUflB fiuld Sftd $M»*o Another, Nature Has Kept New "In aplte of Ita prevalence, " Dr. British area. life miserable for us." 4QTH ANNIVERSARY Auto Traffic Stopped today—climax of hla Intra-Demo- Leo XIII and Plus XI. treated from * BVBTTTWW T1ERA17D,' , wTtnrFsnsT, Tum Tt,' ’TOBFFfVlJ fT>AGE rGUB ' " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNEA4,1»S» V Carroll Phllllpa, 17, studaota o f tha school." Tbs rufflora, be added, wars coat of the esse baa been approxi Sophie Tucker Celebrates ' Gwynn'i Falla acbool, who allegad not ragarded aa "reaponsibla avl- mately 1100,000 .exclusive of fees for j DEFENSE PREPARES the proascuttng attorneys . and ac 4 MORE STUDENTS Roaen, accompatilad by about 40 danca that anything la wrong Utara." VALUES THAT MEAN SAVINGS! tARGE CLASS GRADUATED boya, attacked than) Monday. " I f th4re‘a anything that should countants. 30th Anniversary o f lOebut f h o o « « Jury Trial be brought to the Lfglalature'a at Roaen choae a Jury trial and waa tention, 1. aball ceilufUy bring It DISMISSAL MOVES DRAW SUSPENSION up," ha aald. MURPHY TO RECTIFY K gV Tork, June 14— tFi— Sophie WHY PAY MORE? ^OM BARNARD SCHOOL City Council man Loon Abramaoo, coat of the scenery for that ohe-. 13 r a membar of the Committee on Edu TSsiber, that "bubblesomej blonde" number was $68,000 and Ziegfeld. cation and attorney for Bridge, de TOBAaO TAX ERROR! aad "hot mamma'' of ao. so many Mias Tucker says, had a greater i f /V/ f* ”1 J Wurran. Dookld. \Vtl*on, Eldra. WII- Waterbiry Conspiracy Trial Retaliatory Attack Brings clared: Broadway shows, donned her dig Naval array on stage than Great ■on, Harold, Wllmn, Hobart. WIttk*, think It was a ease of badly in Aioeflce Of Parents And Hanry, Wormatedt, Donald, Wright, Concord, N. H.. June 14— (F) — I nity robe today and told a crowd of Britain can produce around the fluenced boys and I don't think they world today and all the Zelgfeld Sharwood. Action; Establish Radio received that Influence tn their In Adjoomment Until Gov. Francis P. Murphy prepared] both her celebrated and obscure Everybody Saves at ships were adorned by lovely and t; hemea. I think th e. luapended hoya today to'act on a measure rectify frienda that they were gathered to -Friends See 279 Pupils . a . BUT A lightly clad lassies. shouhl return to their claaarooms to ing the unusual error by which the I SAT-€, celebrate ah annlversarj'. Next Tnesday. The critics Ignored the Zelgfeld’ Q o J i U/Uill2loiL i R K « r , » D ip l.™ .: P-O-ro ute EXTENSIONS Patrol At School learn more about Amerteanlsra and wrong tobacco tax_BUl recently waa • It was Jiuit 30 years ago today tolerance." enacted Into law. navy and said nice words about the SMOOT//, that Miss 'Dicker mad her debut in young Miss Tucker. Mr. Ziegfeld 1 The new bill, confirming enact-1 a Broadway show. In that one, Waterbury, June 14— — With was overly proud of bis stage navy, i TO BE STUDIED HERE Balflmnre, June It.—-fA’i—A re ment of the previous law for levy "The Zlegfcld Follies of 1909;" »he Wear these IS-Fea- Complete List Of Names. th4 municipal "mllllon-dollar" coo- ing a 15 per cent tax on tobacco s t r a /g h t s t o p so Mias Tucker, the day after open-1 taliatory attack on pupils at s Junior was not only pushed off the stage, tng,' found herself as suddenly ah- ] Everybody’s Market! m tfG A U E R Y SEARCHED epiracy trial In adjournment until products sold In the state, atatea Poatmastrr Quiah And Supt. high school where » It-yaar-old Jew WITH but she was pushed completely out sent aa a Gzechoolovakla or an Al- | tnre whita shots, and specifically that revenue from the I of the show after the first night. ish youth waa branded with an "H ’ next TuMKlay, the defense began tta banla. • FREE DELIVERY! C.VLL IN! DIAL 5721! The Sanard School today gradu* Brown To Conduct Inapec- tax—estimated at about $1,000,000 Today she had to fight to stay on „ . ■ brought suspension- today of four FOR STOLEN PAOmNG task of preparing motions by which I treatI.your feet to a Atad tha largaat elaaa In ita hlatory tion Of Carrier Syatam. a year— shall be used to eliminate stage becau.9e',.as she realized’ after . "1 w'asn t happy atx^ut it. Miss i 1 Whan 279 puplla— 151 glrla and 128 City College High achool atudents. it hopes to have the case dlsmlsaed tha direct aUte tax on property, a the invitations had been mailed. eheTThicker said. ‘®fit. I warn t going | LOOK A l THIS VALUE! : postmaster Tbnmaa J. Quish and and Mayor Frank Hayes and 22 campaign pledge of Governor. Mur cool season, wherever hoya—recalved dlplomaa In exerdsee 'Their tuapenslon waa In addition parts. June 14 —0F>—A wide had far more friends than the stage. I to ®'t down and brood. I got Into | Superintendent of Malle Ernest P. -to 18 others from-the Gwynn's Falls other defendants fresd. phy. who signed the previous bill on which she is now singing s lead ji vaudeville, and then came 1914 aooducted at the high achool audi Brown will conduct an Inapeotlon of Junior .high school where Meltiln spread search for Watteau's famed The proaecution rested Its case without noting that It did not con ! when I landed Into FUsenweber's Aummer activitias will Jack-Frost Sugar 10-lba cloth bag 39c torium at lO'o’cIock thla morning be- llFHSUi in the musical "Leave It To Me." the Manchester city carrier ayetem Bridge said be waa pulled from a 18th century painting L'lndlfferent. yesterday afternoon at the conclu tain the directory clauae for use of ! famous Broadway place,which Louis ^ ______Sotd5Vi^ Every' Pound of rookies You Bu.r At 15c! fa n a large audience at parenta and 7 .would comfortably hold. during the next few days for recom baaebill game by 40 atudenta with today swung back to the Louvre sion of testimony by Edward J. the revenue. "I remember that first Follies Fischer, the Bear Mountain Inn dt- lake you. ^enda. mendation of poaalbla route exten- Hickey, Its Investigator. The defense It passed the House 218 to,' 127 awaatlkaa Inked on their arms w h o! Museum from which the master • . well, and It taught me many les- I rector, then managed. Rudolph Van Camp’s Nine apeaker* from the class were alona. knifed the letter In hie neck. \i piece was stolen Sunday. waived cross-examination of Hickey. yesterday and the Senate" approved I V’alenttno ran the Hawaiian room on on the program, taking aa their .sons.” she said as she bounced like . . . „ , ...... LIFEBUOr or IV O R Y or M. Frledlander and M. Aronson Police establlabed a two car radio - i I.J Detectives, started a systematic Upon a motion to pecesa put by it by acclamation. Legislators were (heme the quallflcaUona that go to Igenerous basketball across heC | ^°P I.™ ", Company of Brooklyn. N. V., with a patr^ at the Junior school wliere search of every part of tha great art James D. C. Murray, Hayes' lawryer. unable to explain how the wTong | ■ * . . . . _ . . awvnvMroom tsHhVt with hVtAthe riivinlanH Dixieland jazzlass* KanHband. MILK make up an educated pereon. Those hid of 1729 waa the lowest of three NIelvUi Bridge Judge Ernest A. Inglls instructed bill passed. artment overlooking Central park. Open tot and shank sandal LUX SOAP C A M A Y SOAP half the 2,500 students were said by gallery. Inspired by the belief that was young then . . ." and here Bfarted Wide Education taking part were Oeorge A da my, guhmltted for roof repairs, plaster the thief might not have heen able the Jury to remain absent until June 'I officials tq be of German origin and released on bond of $100 for action ' came one o f the numerous Intemip- "That started me into a wide edu in white kid. It’s our cool Balle AapinuTill, Robert Wllion. ing and erectloh of a retaining wall to get the small painting out of the 27, ,unless otherwise notified, and TO UAY CORNERSTONE Eleanor Stniff. Cheeter Relchen- 30 per cent of Jewish faith, while by the grand Jury whtcl\ is also ex tions of the talk as she ran over to cation about eplertalnmenl and you 5c can In the Manchester poat/ilTIre. The building. ordered opposing counsel to appear A ddr dll df white! 5c bar 5c bar bach. Sophie Augiiallne. Ralph school authorities sought to de pected to make an Inqlry In the at answer the telephone., to say to could get It in those days v^cre .i bid will he sent to Waahlhgton and tack on Bridge. The defendant wllh- next week to argue defense mottonf. Middletown. June 14— fF)— Lay-1 . Seudierl. Dorothy D ^ e r and David termine If the assault was the t>au.tt‘ asatrsl Is terrl- someone.at the other end of the line beginner can hardly do 4t now. It ft’KNTK t'P* the contract will be awarded by the of a prank or an organized anti-' dre.w a complaint against two teach FIXES FALEKTl^ QUOTA' The receea came on the 85th day Ing of the cornerstone for the new I $3J10 Fancy, l-arge, Na. 1 Calda'ell. that she would "help wll she could," was education because a showgirl Procurement Division'. Semitic outburst. ers whom he accused of hitting him the trial. 62 of wlilch have been achool building at Long Lane farm fyla«l Dsa‘4 M The complete Hat of graduatea fol- apd then to phone uvo or three could then play Broadway shows, WHITIe MEAT TUN AFISH Barring of the four from classes v.-|th hssebsll hats. Jer\isalem. June 14.— —Well^ d evoted to the presentation of tes \(111 occur at ceremonies held at the | cabarets, stock, vaudeville, parties NEW POTATOES Iowa; timony by the state and the remain Inqtltutlon June 24, at 10:30 a. m- It kdypea td ysd mu'n'rij.nTTi Broadway charity a g e n c i« of which Anderson. Florence, Angelo, Jen- waa disclosed after a preliminary Albert L. .Sklar, a member of the informed sources said today that and burlesque—often playing five hearing yesterday Into assault and House of Delegates, present at the British authorities woqld piihflsh der In the Impaneling of a jury. Gov. Raymond E,. BaldWin will pre- I ter wsat sf pr#> she 1s a director and ordet aid be nla, Annlello, Mary, Apel. Martoo, and six-such different .shows a day. disorderly conduct charges agsinst hearing as s spectator, said he "was tomorrow a Jewish ImmljrratloD Longest In the history^bf Connecti side over the ceremonies. Coupled '^ven the Tumll.v "of an actor who Open 2 large tins 25c Aaplnwall, Elsie, Auguatlne, Sophie, tectiss afalatt So you had to know every type of heel end toe aandsl 33c peck Manchester trying to get to the tiottom of a lot Bchedule_flxlng the quota (or entry with the program will be the ob-1 had died suddenly ana left hla' fam (In riakB.Fonn!)______Barcomb, Mildred, Barry, r.ucllle, Morton Rosen, 19-year-oId seaman cut, to date 9.000 pagM of testimony entertainment." with eyelet perforationn. and friend of Bridge. The rharges of rumors I've heard about ' Nazi Into Palestine from April to October, have been taken w;1th a total of ap servance of the seventieth anni tks flsdfdr df ily practically destitute. That waa BelettI Elda, Beilis, I-ena, Benga, business that had to be attended to Miss Tucker paused to answer a Date Book were made by Harry Eberts, 1.5,. and propaganda being spread In the 1930. St 10..300. proximately 2.2Ji0,OOO words. The versary of the opening of the school. I biswdsts. Ufa. It’8 nur cool white! BPECIALt Una, Benaon. Arlyne. Benaon, Ruth. urgently, and 11 wa-s attended to just question, one that she could answer Blanchard. LAicIlle, Blanchard, Lor- 30 years alter she had first appeared Potato Stix 3 cans 25c Tonight •■■rdi hi vase that way. and then Miss Tucker CERTO ralna, Bonlno, Joaephlne, Boy, Anna, and first been fired on Broadway. Veterans' carnival, comer Spruce Nrat dr* worth went on a.s if she hadn't been inter $1.98 Boy. Catharlna. Boyd. Janet. Boyle. rupted in the middle of a phrase . . . "In thla,bu.slne«s you can't get by Hershey's Syrup 3 cans 25c Ethel. Brock. Norma. Bucher, Jo and Maple streets. June 14 ,— State Trade acbool maay tiaios Excited B.v Zlegfeld’s Wire with Just a specialized type of aing- Ann, Buck, Marlon, Buach, Marguer graduation. . . And I was excited when Mr. Ing,” she said. "Y o u have to sing ite, Carrtgan. Mae. Chadwick. Vir tbslr cost to tbo everything from comedy to tragedy Peas or Corn. 3cons25c ginia. Chambers, Rebecca, Chapin. This Wee4f Ziegfeld wired me, to come to New RPECIALt June 18—-Mancheater High achool fsellaf of saca- depending upon the mood of your Drfped kid o^ra pomp. In TOrothy, Clough, Violet. Cole, Bea York because he had heard the graduation. audience; It is the same In real life. rity thoy atford. Howard brothers 'lAVillle and Eu- f white, with open toe. It’s Staley's Cube Starch 3pkgs,25c PAROWAX trice, Crawford. ElUabeth. June 17' Young G O P get-to genel talking about the girl with It Is better to have understanding Crocker, Alice. Dickson, Francee, e k W A C IV M than just great heart." nur cool white! gether, 9 p. m.. Rod and Gun club. Dost drtvo ao. $Afl ON Cennelly. Barbara, Dubey, Emily. tIEMy the long blonde braids and the Coventry. UHMAaai . variedrtone voice who worked as a Wyandotte Cleanser 3 cans 25c He pkg. Dwyer, Dorothy. Eaton. June. Eaton. Ckmiliig Eventa othar day with* $ 3 .0 0 Vlrihnla, Edmunds. Frances, Erlck- waltre.ss in her father’s resta u i^ t June 23.--June Rose dance by aoa, Evangeline. Fagan, ratrlcta. In Hartford, Conn. I went to Atlan RATTLESNAKES FINAUY Tomatoes,hand packed, 3 cans25c 8 FEClAl.t > Catholic Ladles of Columbus at H.e-adl4le-a- tic City and joined the show. Falcetta. Roae. Fatrlna, Yolanda, dountry club, Farrie', Prlacllla. Fleh. Cynthia. * ■ i’ "In the show were UUlan Lor- Succotash or Applesouce x y JAR RUBBERS July 4 — Legion's flraworka dis r^ne, Frank Norworth,' Gertrude Flaherty, Dorle. Flavell, Shirley, play at Old CSolf Lots, East Center CONQUER MOUNTAINEER Wnderbllt, Rosie (mother of Mitzi) Dorothy Dodd White Kid Pumpi ^ Ftaaer. Shirley. Fregtn, Dorothy, street. > 3 c a n s2 S c Gardner, Lorraine. Oerlach, Beth. Aug 18.— Annual outing of Cham- LIPIOUARD Green and Mae Murray: I was Just 5c pkg.- Logan, W. Va., June 14— (Ft — and Oxfords ...... $ 0 * 5 0 Germaine, Dorothy. Gorens, Eunice. beruif Commerce. lost .Among so many stars, but I got pravairta auMon daflatiaA Rattlesnakes finally got L«e Ortgolet. Vivian, Gulnipero. Frances. m _____ f ANDSATtm^r} by very good with a song called SPEXllALt / SPEClALt Buraforfl Gua^fson. Lois. Halem. Rena. Caitaf asd faba aioy fall, hot 'Moving Day In Jungletown.' " Slooney, 77-yesr-old mountaineer Aaaortad Flavora Hanna. Jean, Hansen, Lorraine. But, Miss Tucker failed out of who awed more timorous citizens White Kali’Sten-iks Oxfords . . $6*30 SEARCH FOR PROWLER tha UfsBsord, a "tafoty tiro, Walnut Meats Baking Powder Hawley. Helen. A u w ^ that show which anniversary she foT 16 years by strolling through SODAS Hlcknx, Doris. Hodge. Caroline, $inoi AiniuTie km wlthta-a-tlro," rstolsi safllcldat celebrated today. town with the reptiles In his shirt Brown and White Spectator _ Large Bottke 4 Hooey, Lucille, tamonaco, Olga. Ir- RESULTS IN BURNS TO 3 alr-prattaro to Mppart tor aatll ". . . And I worked hard, too., I bosom. (ContenU) Lge* con 19c trin. ciorothy. Jack, Ruby, Jarvis, had a good voice, and I knew I He often entertained by "charm- Dwotby. JoJjMqp. Barbara, Jojinson. nn tW EiKfEiNTid It coa ha brestht to a steady,^ Pumps and Oxfords .... $ 3 * 0 0 * UMvwmI, Hr '• MSiwIaiui could sing anything from the 'teara- Ing" newly captured ratUerti;, t>1ng Clara. Johnson; Martha, Johnson, Portland. Me. June 11.— i ^ — ratlaaal stag. in-your-eyea’ type to the humorous themm In knots and winding them Mary. Klein, Florence. Klelnschmldt, Mrs. Florence Hall, 39. sought a •SSfSft-Bo. ballads that suggested a bit of wlcj<- about his body. During a perfoi■rform- - • Elate. Koalnskl. Wanda. Kramer, rdlnr prowler with an oU lamp In Bologna Minced Ham Frankfurts 1 ance before a sportemeh’s clublub tl j Dorothy. La Chapelle. Janet, l.,ehr, her hand lr>dny and the resulting ednrsa. Also I needed $50 to get #EHa*S7iK«ia k/x'nij LIPIOUARDS my kid brother through his term In snake struck him. Loulae. Lennon. Porta. Leone, Ruth, Are sent her and three others to a Mooney at first paid little atten Lawla. Grace, Little, Shlrtev, Mag- hospital with huma or Injvirtes. l i t c r t t m aafa (fra mffasBa Yale and I needed an extra $100 to' 2 pounds 25c J tlon to the wound, placing his de BOaon. Ellen. Manning, Eloo, Mar- She told police she dropped the get him started towards a master's •scsa'iafcp Vy at laast IfH . Also aatwaor pendence In a home remedy. ttn« Beraflna, Matson. Edith. Mayer, lamp In a scufTle with the Intruder, |,\,VeriR»* |lk* K*k ______degree In New York University cfjiouse^soK ______... ^ _ p«armjir$, U*k n$a« of tuning an«l -t -A-Pittsburgh critic In 1909 said of " I guess It just wash" mixed 1 LEAN SCOTCH HAM or 1 Rath. McAllister. Doris, McAllister, who eacnpeil Flames,^ feeding quick Veloe * X tlFprn«t«bl# ftcr$k« It hUI gKu. '"'siera thoa eae sat of tirat^ right," said the mountaineer upon INC ' ly on the Inflammable liquid, dam her, "If you haven’t hear^ her, you 1 Maxwell House Coffos 1 BONELESS HAM! Rath. McCann, Elsie, McCaughey, $2.98 pa y A^0 Mom^/ ' tovo maaay Is ssw-tahs costs. entering a hospital where he dlod Arlene. aged the th.ree-story. wooden tene BAU haven't heard coon winga sung": _ THE STORE OF OUALITY" pft£S[f I yesterday. McCaughey. Elaine, McDowell. ment bulliling. Two alarms were WOLFIT. and an Atlantic City critic called 45c 2-pound con 3 3 c p o u i i d 'Roth- McKinney, Martha, Mode'an, solinded. her "a syncopated cyclone." A ii pooTweAR p irrep — X-RAY eouiFMeNT 1 Tha Meat OalhfloMi liaoe ad Meat. Kvart ' j Ethel, Montle. Charlotte. Morrison, LIPiOUAROS nred SO Yeara Ago ROUGH .STITTF Irene, Moixer, V’lrglnla, Mullen. gj^4sJ5E^fcbVERS ar« aaay fa fnatofl But,' she was fired 30 years ago Edna. Murphy, Barbara, Murphy, ...... O lo ih jn i tomorrow, despite these advance re Seattle— Torvald Danielson filed PUBLIC RECORDS lA d c of the finest mate* X Drtvs Is ssd see how qsItUy yea EUiabeth. Nelson, Agnes. Noonan, rills available. Compare* m \1ew8, because she sang her song In a $1.00 damage suit against O. Bar- 1 CRISCO 1 OXYDOL |^ " 1 lOUR Margaret. Pasek, Virginia. Payne, cas hovo UfaOsardt got la. la front of one of those collosaal Zieg dahl, charging Bardahl shook hands WarrapteM with covftTi aelllnf at Doris. Pella. Velma., Peperitls. •eeeS. feld scenes— this one wms called with him "recklessly and carelessly" According to avjs'srrantee deed re , lYbur Credit Is Good] or nio'r^"FiuThe'w ukena I'risw sltas avallohla, thay ■aa'^ha asad fophle. Perrett, Doris, Perrett, A ■ flove. * "Battleships of the World." The and sprained hla thumb. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS 13-lb. con 45c| 2 ^ 35c | Lgst. 79c Aetogi Ethel. Person, Elln, Plercy, Mildred, corded this momlitg; by Town Clerk Is ssy siaks sf tiro, saw sr sew Samuel J. Turkington^ Erna R. Bla Tolue Blano, Irene, Pratt, Noreen, QuaKlia, •M e Is service. Yes cas't fst bsttsr ^ b a . Reldeman. Adele. Robb, Sally, sell has sold to Albert, A. Frelhelt 5 0 ^ 1 naadlaaa (Qaod 86a) Flrat TMs Tear! LOM IHiMitFili 1 the Blssell home on Elw<>od atreet. 'No cHARioe Robinson. Margaret. Rota. Doris, R?A.^|piT- yretectiss to savs yaar Ilfs. Rlinde. .Dorothy, Russell, Ethel. A consldernlton of 89.686 Is Indi GLOBE TOMATOES IM e r , Mary. cated by stamps. GRAPEFRUIT "Savttsky, ^ Dorothy. S e 1 w 11 r. EIQ Miriam. Senfluk. Doris. SchwarU. According to a quitclaim deed M im lASV nRMS 2 pounds 25c Arlene. 5?colsky. Gladya. Rcudlerl. recordeil todai^. .lotin .1. Zlmmermin I wheel 1 ' 6' for 25c Ta« Maat 8ae Tlwaal Filial SoOi! BIpal Ida, Shields, Marjorie, Slemlenskl, et als.have conveyed In the .•lavlngn ONI.A-MONTH FUN MILLIONS GET Florence. Skewes, Ruth. Small. Eve Bank of Manchester Infeteal In Osa ssratl gaysmst doefs, properly sf ('.hurch and Chestnut 1 The Beat Buy Evar lAiga, Jaley Faaey. BIpa lyn, Smith. DoUy, Sonego. Marjorie, r tko sacesd salt siastk, asd 6ta\'cnson. Barbara. Stoehr, Vivian. streets. .Stamps Indicate a constd la awl Stipslts. Eleanor, Rtruff. Eleanor, eratlon of $2,000. - ''Sh* so os, glvss ysa UfsFsard FLORIDA ORANGES FIRM BANANAS BUUlvan. Esther. Tedford, Shirley, safsty as all faar wkasis. nsempson, Estelle, Thurner, Kath- GIVEN P.AI’AL BLEHSINO ------arloe. Todd. Joan, Toumaud, Alexa. 1 29c doxen ' ^ 4 ic pound Turkington. Ruth. Wetherell, Joyce. Vatican City, June 14 —(fPi- Pope WUkle, Ernestine, Wilson. Gladys, Pius X II Invoked blesstnga today on n a z z a / t f auAKAuna A? A ia ^ H H ^ n^QoiF,,, Wolfram, Dorothy. Wyllle. Frances, King Vittorio Emanuele and Pre from ALBERT SPALDING'S cembinotion Mallow, BIpa l ariaal Blao BIbb liBigaat Blaa mier Mussolini In hie regular public Etkus. Anna. Zimmerman, Janice, oafl N, 'TBB aBEATBST TIRB VALUB THAT MONBT CAN BOT I *' ISn* Elto, Antoinette. audience. ' Ittss V*— utsinatleantr Cwtifleela af OoeeMM WMh Bwes The j $; * Hi PEACHES CHERRIES CANTALOUPES Adaray. George. Aceto, James, of brilliant concert recitals 44 9x11 440108 L69xai 4.7ixU t " ■ ■ AndlKi.loi. Philip, Annlello, Patrick,. Battiery Check Aronson, Alden, Eerzenskh pdward, 4.40 4.SO and. superb compositions . . . and from ^3 lbs. 25c 19c lb. 15c each Heu, Kenneth, Blasell,- Robert, Borg, 4.90 4.99 Don’t run the risk of hot weather Donald; Bottlcello, Joseph, Bristow, r-’ M tslt 549xM SJUxIT 8 4 $xU bajfery failure. Drive la and Thomas. .Caldwell, Davjd. Camphell, it.s a y rs jg ^ e t a thorough battery cbeck-np Charles. ''Carlson, Ronald,. Carn'll. the' tbo* BEETS bunch 5c CUCUMBERS eocKSc Raymond, Chapman, D o n a 'ld . S.G0 s.®s ,S.9S 6.05 TODAF! Cheney, Douglas. Cheney, Richard, CARROTS bunch 5c LEMONS 2 for Sc Claugbsey. Frank,- Correnjl. Paul, BINGO sjextT ■Jisit M txM M txll Cotter. Edward, Cowtes. Alden. SQUASH each 5e RADISHES 2 for Sc Crane. Frank. Crawford. Robert, De. i TONIGHT 7.50 7.50 7.60 laaey, George. Donovan, Gerald. , itCHlESjf ilOODYEAlrSNEWe-lOO Dowd. Donald, Duke, Ernest. i m m Dumore, Emerson. Eagleson. cuf. .M ontoul V AU-WIATHIR 1—2-POUND BOlt SALTINGB! 1 PACKACZ MAR8HMALL0WSI ford, England. George. Farrell, Guy; i 25 Games FENRST rn W LINB. FIBBT QOAUTT TIBB RIGHT COMBINATION •8 1—JAR PEANUT ^I^E R ! \ 1 CAN MARSHMALLOW 8HACI Faalkner. Thomaa, Felice. William. | "~~4<.VS. Haalqr, NeS-ShM Treed. n^'TlMai ea ak*s rsiwiwii THITIRIOPTHIYIARI l^dlav-.-eGeorge, Flavell, Raymond, j 4 J9i^ WfcUP- R99ia* i l l x l l w p - of the world’s best cigarette tobaccos Frtaaeii. Herbert. Fuller, Charles, $ 3.09 Per Game Mthawre freed Both for 25c Both for 2Se Garrisoo. Weynat, Grennon. Willard, I $2.S.OO for'# Numh^rx ' 4.10 6A0 6.90 SSleeealehSry \Ortmason, Ronald. Hagenow. Stuart, 6.XS 7.Jf - I■sravad * Wl. Hamlll. W illiam .' Haima. Clarence, ITaneF Tatapfeaea SJSatg SJ9xl8 $49x17 Weatker" saHer Harrison. Albert, Haugh, Clarence, or Fill the Card, $T0.iD0. '$J9xI9 M 9xU trasMee — qelat. STRING BEANS 2 qta. 15c Haitnequln, Haroid, Henry, Harold. W e are iointuhate to live in a PEAS Herrmann, Robert. IJtmt, ^eorgie, NATIVE BERRIES qt. 15c 7.75 8.15 S.60 8.85 ear sriaea ' Irwtn, Russell. Johnson. Raymond. SPECIAL aa tkls 4 qts. 25c ' Kanebl. cnfford, Kaoehl, Lenord, aatxia i SMxn i ajsau t uoxii - yaar'l “ fagt Is land where the Gh*eat Pleasures of RIPE PLUMS doz. 12c Keating, Raymond, Kelsb. Harold, M r^l - Kanhedy, William, Klrka. Frank. TONIGHT S.90\9.SS\9.9S\M m Fancy FIRM CABBAGE " lb. 4c Koater. Richard, Krajewskl, Chea ^ 'urtnM i tetTiVTith life can be enjoyed by nearly all of ter, Kurland, Robert, Lanzano, An /.j : z rr LETTUCE Iceberg LETTUCE 2 Igo. hoods 15c thony, Lennon. William, Little, Sam- ONLY pOWflY WetM-a Tag FMIs TIrs Vatast 1 Bib FlsxIMs Safsty TMrf ueL Lovett, John, Luplen, C la ric e spar®- 'Xea ■>* Nrar aliMd la tafatv aSia sea rMe aa COaXKlL CLIT- us . . . in cigarettes, f^ exampleTT. Maidment. Harry, MathTason, r n iA That estwB-Sws. taash, Heaiaia Stead fitse all ruie ASPARAGUS bunch 10c Bavtng* 45 wM ar dry. ' \ , 5c head ■ell, McAllister. Edwin, McCann. Everyone wai4, McCaughey, Edward, McCol SFixM I flJSsU I fljaxlfl I I M t U \ TAtalfl lum, David. McGcown. Earl.'McKeb, 'S?s^ ChesUn^ld’s Bight Comhinatkm o f the Jobnaon. McManus, Edward, Miller, Receives i.80ni7*90| LAND O'LAKES or IOWA STATE BUTTER lb. 29c Fred, Mitchell, James, MonsegUo, . d s I t S - tvorld*s best cigarette tobaccos gives smokers Joseph, Mosley, Charles, Muldoon, TWO 8-OUNCE TENDER LEAF TEA large package 29c William, Nowach, Wesley. O'Brien, 9AVK AT what they want because THETRB MILDER William, O'Coln, Franda, Paganl, V f? I Mx$-I FI . l U — M Fly WATER • Fly TMT M M V B A J I BMMOflMt JELL-O or ROYAL GELATIN pockagO Sc Benjamin. Paaaacantelli, Herman, a^^ waiiii msTT . . . THEY TASTE BETTER Feck, Fredrick. Plela, John, Perrett, - r . ■ , Alton. GLASSES Peretlo. John, Phelon. Herbert, a£JTitS5m ^^AAf7EFo\ GOODYEAR SPEClAl.t SFEOtALI Bitkin. Richard, Powers, George, Fratt. Norman, Reichenbacb. Ches Instead of One! SKRVICE STORB 2 5 c I red b r ea st SAIGON ter. Ridoie, Leo, Ristau, Edward. 164» M AIN ST. MANC8 ESTXB Robbins. WUUam, Rusaell, Francis, COME EARLY! ^ s S k s : NsKt to SalsatlsB Anhy. Baltera, Robert, Saplenza, Jerry, TUephoM 4M1 Bay One and Get Another for lei 19c Ige. pound can Beudleri, Ralph, Smith, Burton, .Bring: Your Neighbor and Open 8 A. M. to T F. M. Smith, Walter, Bmoluk, Julian, Friend and Get Six Glasses! tinrsdays aad Saturdays Smylb, Thomaa, Snow, William, Uattl • F. M. Bran’s Faekaga SPEXBAIit Stanley. Howard, Strimaitls, Albert, RBMEMBER! 2 GLASSES Mirocle Whip StHmaitls, Joseph, Swetz, Michael, - CH EESE^ PURE JELLIES ' TONIGHT ONLY! _ _ ...... TtCgart. Victor, Tedford, John. !4-Poiind ' Thompson, Roy, 'nemey,'< James, Doors Open ...... 7:: Qt. jar 35c Peeksgee A w C ftvraoes,. Andrew, Turkington, 681 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 2 2«lb. jar glaa, Turkington. Rtchar4. Tur- Retd The Herald Adr^ Cwrrisbtifif, iwerr » Urns Tfii*esefl» Roy, Tyak, StarUat .D:; Ample Parking RoaMd; Walker, ■m nSiSEiiSliSH MANCHESTER E\’ENTNG HERAT.D. MANTTIEStER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, .TI-NE 14.19S4 PAGE SEVE9I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUN^ 14# 1989 Southampton -Saturday, and ittsfri- PAGE SIX ARRANGE TO DISTRIBUTE bution will,be from there. ^ flo o d CONTROL S WILL PICK DAILY RADIO PROGRAMS GERMAN JEW REFUGEES ~ CHANGE OF PAST! RF, HOUSE BLOCKS Flag Is 162 Years Old Today POUTIC Lexington^. K,v’.-^;.xexplaining ab 'Speaker Bankhead May Be sence of the proprietor at mid day. WILL • Paris. June 14—#/Pi— Relief work- | a large sign oX the door of a Lex TVA PURCHASE OVER DELEGATES er* arranged today for the distribu ington re.'tofirant adv-iaed' "Out, i In Running for Nomination tion of 907 German JewL*h refugee* closed forymneh, open later." aboard the wandering liner St. Louis > 1 ^ Dad Goes To Town (Editor’# Note; Thle M WMhinjrton, Jun^ 14 — — where they thresh over the problen to provisional homes in France. Bri Iset of three srticlea. on ! of who shall go to the national coff- rreaidcnUal U lk buzxtr.K In poUUcal NassachaseRs Govenior Ap- WTIC WDRC tain, Belgium and Holland this Adopts Drastic SabsHtate make-up of the 1940 natt< • ventlon and whom the delegatl^n^ wreek-end. poUtlral conventions.) T ia velera Broadcasting Servloe. J28 Hartford. Coiui. 18S0 WAKE UP YOUR junE This Is His Big Day. Don't Fail To ' circle* embmced to«Uy th« umuual | ' shall support, Approximately 700 of them are ponnibUlty that the name* of Uio’ proYes Mrasare On Ac- i In both cases, those actively /sn- „ Hartford, I'onn. Eaetern DayUgbt Saving lim e awaiting entrance into the For Bond Issue Previous 50,000 W. 1040 K. C. JAX M ipreatdin^ officers o f both Senate By W. B. R.AOSD.\LE ! gaged in politics take the k e « * it states when immigration .q*fota* LIVER B IL E - 1 8 “ j u d House would be presented to Walhlngtqn, June 14— OP) Interest. They help work out tM Us$ eastern OsyUgbt Saving rtnM Wedaesilay, June 14 permit. 4>iflialC9*ra)-A*4r**'BJ*a* 0*1 *19*41* . See That You Remember Him qnirilig Necessary Land. * of precinct delegates to county colt* a 1940 Democratic convention. ly Approved By Senate. voting majority of the delega' P M. Since May 15 the homeless men. Ik* Mttii*g lUfi*’ I* ( ' ventloBB. work actively in the selec- ' llY*r flhould pour oat two poQBd* ot : Friends of WilUam B. Bankhead both the 1940 major party conven Wedneedav, June 14 4:00— Consol* Melodiee with Lew women snd children have been Iquid bU« Into your bowtUdoUjr. If th^bUo tion of county and district delegates. aboard the Meamabtp seeking a ■ c ( Alabama. 68-year.did speaker of tions will be chosen, in effect, by PM. White. .«not flowing frpclf. your food docwn'idigett. With Appropriate Gifts. We’ Boaton. June 14.— —The Fed Join avidly In the floor tumult and haven. The boaf turned back to ‘t ;uii dt'coyfl in the bowels. {the House, said there hi\d been some Washington, June 14— Oon- eral flood control program got a go- politicians. 4:00— Backstage W ife 4:15— Time Out for Dancing. ■xof tUimoch. You grt canitlp«t«il. Your Four-sevenths of the delegates behlnd-sccnes maneyvers of the Europe from Cuba after the Cuban ! Informal dlscuasAm of his candidacy, pressionnl supporters of the Ten ahead signal in .Massachusetts today 4:15— Stella Dallaa 4:45— Ruthye BrOoka. Malcolm »y irm it poiionrd ond ypu fori oour, named to aelect, the next presiden state conventions. government refused to sdmil the sunk and thr world look* pi^k* ilhough without any encoumgement x ; with the approval, by tiov. Leverett 4:30— Vic and Sade Ogden, aongs. nessee Valley Authority expressed tial cancMdatcij will come from state Commltte N. V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEarTER, C O N N WEDNESDAT. JU N E 14. 1OT» l»AGE EIGHT MANCHESTER ETVENTNG I ^ A L D , MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JL'NE 14.19,39 PAGE inN B WM ^van whan /'dcrawbsfi". Xmltb UU aomethlBg of Uepiselvaa, svby It cleaaed before I put It away nously. didn't have to of Police Edward F- 'Ceary, a t on which they resigned from them attemi’t#* a Iona fllghl- of tha At- they are editing weekly newspa lost summer—I'm aaved." scheme and figure 40 ways to tempted to atop the fight, suffered a NAZIS ISSUE RULES and,their rank In the organizations. CURB QUOTATIONS pers^ and bow .they Ilka It. It la SERIAL STORY Bart was ao proud of her tn have ao/mtich as a decent dress bad cut on hla left thumb. Tha In Intended to simplify former de lanUc In hli Baby aippaK' Whan n :\ to «|5Xr to a dance,, where there jured men were treated at the office crees. the new regulation «ald offi slgnlflcant that moat of them are, I NE\^ YORK » the new, but allegedly "old" last ftw itog Srrtlb tha time came for Smith to arrive year’s gown. It was. he Insi-'ted, wetsi'^imart summer* people from of Dr. George M. Gura and both ON FORMER MASONS cials w-puld not suffer diaadvantsgea By ASSOCTA'nED ! in Ireland tha telephone hefan t i men of conalderable experience on "BLOOD WILL TEIX" — IN T t i K . cry because they are sad, of are sad BRIDE ON A BUDGET etuoning. It- waa the best-looking York‘and Boiton and every^ were sent to their homes. Callendo’s because of their former membership Aaed Gas and El A .... rUBIJSHXO Bt TBB ^:here They -''didn I have a hus condition today wa* reported ,-va In Mksontc lodges provided they did tA tJ> PRlN TlN a COM PANT. INC. ’ ring. Voice after voice would In- larger newspapers and most of IJE-DETECTOB ' because they cry. Poet tested It thing he’d ever ieen her wear. It Am Sup Pdw ...... II atsMll ItrMt Uvbm are perfectly content In their with hla aimpla device and came to BY JANET- DORAN was a knockout. She look band who Uved. b> a silly old ."fair." The cause of the fight waa Berlin. June 14 -_(>|_^The In not bold a higher rank than' the Can MxfC ...... 1 quire If It were true that Smith budget book, and raved hours on not learned. third degree. JKuMHMt«r. Cons. work. By OEOROE BOSS the conclusion that people'Are sed grand In it. terior Ministry Issued a new regula Cent States, a ...... TROUA8 PEROUSON had made tha hop auccesafully. New York, June 14.—Don't try because they cry. And he traced all savmg two dime* a day so he’d Btonda for Qalllna's release were 0«tt«rat Manuar "You’ll wow 'em, honay^ he tion today making the status of El Bond and Shara . . . . \yhen told there was nothing to It Hol^rt Warner of the Stafford telling Ilea to Roy Post. Nowadays, human emotions to a pair of adrenal CAST OF CHARAITiERS something I could do oiitalde of ended up enthusiastically.. have $2000 in 15 years. They set at $1,000. He will be given a state and government officials w-ho Abalone shells are used tn the Ford Umttad ...... Fou^dap Octobar I, llll_____ glands which react to atresa and HUS IVES—a radiant bride who ^ ithe Inquirer Invariably aald "Well Press says he haa apent itl years on nothing would be quite so/atal. Definitely, the 45 — (kiw-n had didn't have the present and the hearing in Southington police court once were Fiee .Maaooa, or members manufacture of toilet artlrksa. and Niag Hud Pow ...... Psbllabad Eaar^ Eraalng clreapt New York...... newspapers______and 10_ years___ You see, Mr. Post la ^he fellow atrain tn the flesh of less than a aec-. thought love Came flr*l and money ^ ^ j^lng Immediate future hamstrung and on Monday. June 19. of similar orsanlzatlens. dependent novelty Jewelry Pitney Bowes ■aadaraa iaad Holtdaya. Bniarad at tha the radio juat aald ao!"' ond. These glandFcontrol the blood been worth tt. And. deflnitely, made ugly and barren. • Just *<-' Pott Omea at Uancbaaur. Conn, aa In Boston but he wouldn't trade ‘*1*,, * ... y°ur mother believed in time pay- the weekly payments completing atOmi ' Inveatlgatlon of the aoiirce of household word —and Ihf newest He pressure, breathing and body tem B.AR^^ttHITT.tKER ■— ^ g h t- buying, Bari’ If she hadn't the far future might be gilde.l Saeond Claaa Mall Mattar. 'that time for the four years be has detector la named the 'JPoatometer,' perature. Bo, armed with these the price would ^^nothlng. Bart's ' Uila Incorrect newscasting found eouB *“*'* bridegroom who 'looked ‘ ’ at managed to get the piano and give enthuslaattc approv.al of the dress "After, idl. ■ Iria told .herself BlitaCRIPTION RATM ' that the news service that was fur been editing hla Btafford weekly. In tribute to him. data. Pott created the Poatometer. tha bankbook . flrvt and hW wife you lessons, vvhere’d you be ? sulkily, "wrlo knows if we’U live Om Taar b» Uall ...... "To be truthful." \\k was telling a The Idea ta that when this machine afterward. more than proved bow accurate th a t. long ? In this MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. 198» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SLANCHESTER, CONN. ^DNESDAY, JUNE 14.1989 PAGE TEN X PAGE ELEVEN heads o f Its departments to operat Indicated that auch legal action cew m life Is for a man to be ready wilt still have time dp ripen befotp gtng. out around the stumps of trees day rooming at 9:80 o’clock'at tM ing officers of subsidiary aasoclated Sg,light be taken against A F L unions for his opportunity when it com e*.' Brought broken winter. The local strawberry crop TOWN’S SMALLER MIXER- so the stumps cart iSr removed by L, ClA^'DAY EXiRaSES State theater when 310 ssaiora a n conmanles. NEW PEN§I0H PLAN boycotting CIO-made godda, or A F L Private Capital to Inv 55 TO GRADUATE a saying by DisraelL has been/-eh-’ rtened due to the T. Wo,vl. One slump on Tolland scheduled to rocri-va dlploiBaa. SEEKS MORE CONTROL "The separate corpirate entity ot unions whioh entar Into "collusive ------The Temple quartet consists of spring drought. — turnpike took two date to dig Paul' J. Volquardsen, first tenor; FarmerX stated today that heavy IS NOW BEING USED abound and It to<’k the men and HELD INSIDE SCHOOL the aaaoclated companies may he contracts" with employers to block X .tald to be merely a legal fiction from t i b . H eavily in P W A Pfograrh j Hairy^ Armstrong, second tenor; BY HEAVY RAINS dews for the past few days has truckii employed by L. T. Wood » CONSIDERED BY QO AT TRADE SCHOOL day to load the stump. ISLAND WELCOMES the standpoint of the prarllcal di In all the subjects laid before the LBentley | I Rudolph Swanson, first bass; Her been a Itfe-saver to grapes, berries OF TELEPHONE SYSTEM rection of every operating function board, there was no mention of the man E. M.ontic, second bass; S. W: and fruit. The latter has felt the. llrokrn Rlnrkx In Sidewalks H. S." Gifts Distributed X effects of the long-continued dry of the entire Bell System." long-postponed AFL-CIO peace ne Washington, June 14.— —PWA amounts that the necessity for mak rii 1 --/M cAlplne, accompanist. The guests Being Replaced In North 8F.r.KS Cl.EMF.Nf I .\nd Will Read: Graduation " ROYALTY ON TOUR The capital stnicture of A X^Jk gotiations. Lswia was asked at a Administrator Ickes. -It was learned ing Federal loans to help finance IjirffM C l U 8 S 9 In H is t o r v O f i konor will be David Chambers, spell which began April 19, the End A fter Stumps Are Re To He On Friday. •'ha» pm;»iiKl an active policy or •Study Proposal For $60 Largesi m IIIMOIJ y* chairman of the Board of 5»elect- Parched Faimlands Are most severe along the central and T. was desi rihed as "sound In that press conference |f labor peace waa today, soon --vlll tell the Federal municipal projects has dropped moved.- raris, June 14.' fdh—The mother Federal rultivatlog public good wt)I at it Is In a ratio of 7.1 per cent capita, coastal counties since 1903. (Ponttmieid from Foge Om l J Communications condWcrahlc cxpenae." Ihr report discussed, and ha replied merely, Monopoly Committee that private sharply." X SCHQ^OL v I I I* . n V» I men; 5llss E. M. Bennet, principal | p i j y | /> of Eugene Weulmann, convicted stock to 27 per cent of defcL” Arid Conditions prevented many Manchester High's Cla.as. pay ex added: . Moothly To Needy Orer ■No." capital would Invest a half btlllon He said that some *500,000.000 of Local Insniutuio: Ur. li, R.!of Bamard school; Edson M Bailey rresheiied; inicK bar* "murder for money ' slayer of Jean Could Race Financed ffiesiper dollars In any new public works pro private funds had been drawn Into \.^high school principal; Chester r . ' dairy farmers seeding down acre Ttu- one pag mlxcrl purchased by ercises were forced Indoors' this tow n of N ew castle beside the M ira- There ie e\idence to Indk^te that tvith OISE vim the town to be used In replacing D ckoven^rooklyii dancer.-and five Commission Tones Down In view of the Bell System's earn gram which Congress might under- P W A worka since last June. age to alfalfa, oats, field com and afternoon by Inclement weather and 'micht. \ Improper Infliienre hae been brought broken block.s In sidewalks is now oth ers.^n t a plea to President Le ing position,' the report said, "H Sixty Years Of Age. take. * ' j E veiy time PW A makes another WeDs To Make Addresi deners To Mant Seeds. other dairy feed. brun today to save her son from the the program waa held in the assem From there the( rOyal eoupla w eal could have taken care of ita needs being useil. Stumps of trees had to MAN’S DEATH UPSETS Aldas said that Senator O.'Ma-. grant. Ickes explained, additional ach^l ’principal. \ gulltotlne' fay autonMfaUe to Fredcrtettn— a w Of Preri«ii8ly-Pub- for financing since H»Ofi -at a lesser be rrmoveil from streets leading off bly hall. The class gifts were dls- 108-m lle drive. The royal trata , of fixing rate* for Bell System honey f D-Wyoi asked Ickes to pre- private .funds come Into use to maten L i s t of O r a d u a i c a CAUACD “IJFE-SA\T-R" -A. cost If securities Issued had been Oakland street, on Oakland street. I ributed and tlie class will was read. w ent ahead to Saint John and Tfaelr Waebtngton, Juns 14—(/P>—The pare to testify before the committee. '■ Federal aid. Hartford. June 14—uP>—Connec ojgined to competitive bids rather I Totrainyoungmenfora Fifty-ilv^ students of the local V'* ' Hca\-y ■ rains early this morning North and I'nlnn streets before the Founded In 1825 by Lothslre. Class Night will he held tomorrow M ajesties m iids ths fi3- m U a t r i p Hshed Recommendations. ly agafnat public Interest, Is con CIO Executive Board was consider- FATHER’S DAY PLANS which President Roosevelt recently "The 1938-39 program," he said, - ^ \ , . Carpentry Department: E l d o W t l - ' ticut's worst drought since 1B12 was thah being disposed of exclusively I business career through fitate Trade - chool the largest | Belflbf»-v A l^onse Kudolph and today checked the almost sure work of laying the cement could he, 'grandson of Charlemagne, the evening at 8 o'clock In the school from provincial capital by special demned.' and should not be cniin- Ing today a proposal for ffiO-a- charged with ascertainlnf. "why a "Indicated that PW A opens oppor broken today after a night of hani startnl. ^ University of Pavla. In Italy, Is the through J. P. Morgan and Company tunities for Investors to take their class In the .hytoqt of the school j D cN lgrls, Arljiur' Francis Dux, | destruction of growing crops In lhl*> auditorium, at whlrh time the class t r a i n . T 6'ry boarded the royal traW tenanred by any regulatory body. month old age peniilona granted I larve part oJ_ our vast re.servolr ot { specialization in ac- driving tain that drenched parched The walks are being rep.alrn oldest Institution of learning in and Ha auccessor. Morgan-Stanley Seattle. • June 14— (Ah—A week Theodore Robert Itctala, Edward history and prophery will be read. agaln.at Saint John for the 8S - m i J e Washington. June 14— The "The Bell System has subsidized only to the needy over ^ year* of I money and savings have remained fundi out of idle pools and to place since It came into existence In 1917 vicinity. Spor.-idic showers from crop lands. / W r A men and the.-e are al.si/'dlg- the world. Federal Communtratlons Commis- various piibllratlona. The proprie- anil Company." ago .Mr*. Alice Salisbury of Daggett. them in securities which make pro t counting and finance. ^VlUIsm Walters OraduatlOQ will take place Fri ride to Moncton. t . The relationship of Western Elec age. Idle In stagnant pools." ----will ha^r'a.J-iatetKU'nlght. In exer- the southwest early last evening In the Hartford area .84 of an »i/». asked Congte.ss today to give fy pf Including In operating . ,------p ex- Ciltf,', «T o te the Seattle Post-Intel- The administrator, they added, ex ductive activities possible. Drafting Depart pt; Walter tric. to the operating units o f the Advocataa of the plan said It claei at the school aisembiy haJI at cut the heat and gave Indication Inch of rain fell during the night It additional control over The $6,. pensea of any Bell Syalem company llgencsr; pects to present 5.800 applications "in so doing, I feel that PW A Is t RThe demand today is Frederick Brandt, ,oy .Ehiliip I Bell System was termed ;'such that would be financed by both payroll 8 o'clock. The principal address that there was more tcV-follow later allaying fears of farmers that the 000,000.000 telephone industry^ but |for rate-making purposes, amounts taxes and general revenue funds ac "I am sending you a sonnet I pending for It .775.000,000 of new fr y in g a part In helping to solve > for speciali.sts. Davis, Thomas Henry Xj^agenow.. two month drought would continue opportunity la afforded for pj-rsmM- the problem called to the attention will be given by Dr. (y q rg e Ross In the evening. Rain did not fall toned down some of the previously- ^ designed to promote good will Is a quired through estate and gifts wrote for my father. Max Kuner of PW A projects. Of hus number. 4.- Henry Nelson Johnson, XMlfford j until all '1939 crops were destroyed. 108 A STLl’M STKF.ET published recommendations of on» question for the regulatory body Ing of profits " of ydur committee by the president. Wells of th» Hartford .F^mlnary heavily here until about 2 a. m., FLlNT-pROCE Phone 2I 254 1 The suggestion was made that taxes ' They estimated It would Seattle, for Father's day . . . I am 500would be for grants only and Xn-, Frederick Rautenberg. Ovorgej Continued showers toilay aiuf tcv- 150 TRCM Bt'IX STREEt HAR-TFORD of Its meiBhers which may be faced with this prob- -Whether we want to take advan jl Two-year course Foundation. when a downpour for about an hour greater t.eneflts would ac< fge to the boost the coet of-ths social security certain It would please him greatly volve an estimated local contribution Charles Sadnmzlbski. night ars fprerast by Weatherman The renbrt, approved hv all seven lem In a apeclfic rate pivK'eedlng" of *703,00ff:t)00. tage o f this method for putting The school orchestra. dlrect<>< by Electrical Dejmrtment: Aneb' and steady rain for two more public through Increased compel I- program *fiOO,f)00,fK)0. tor Some 20 to see It In print . . • Send for catalog Henry E. Hathaway, whlle/to'ercaat eommisalhneris. omitted some of the Regillatory. Pois-ere Noreesarv- ReMlv To Raise 75 Per Cen*^ more Idle money to work Is a matter William J. Hanna, will open Jiours soaked down Into the pow- Hon .In the sale of telephone equip per cent of the nation's population On the lookout tor a good Fath John Dallocchlo,' Elios Friedman. skies throughout the , exMem sea most far-reachm.g suggestions of ft de-acrihed as neicessary "strong Ickes' exhibit, the officials eon- for the dongeess and the people to egram with the overture "Glo; ry soil for about threj- Inches. ment: One of the major points of the er's Day feature, editors planned to jJamea Cleveland Geer, Chester Ajex- board were tn evldenps this room Oommiakioner Paul A. WaMker, who regulatory powers over the tele tlnued. would disclose that tt>^ applt- decide." I The Ba" by A. J Weldt as the graeju- ^inder Grtimulskl, Joseph Thtfmas Th^Xground waa so parched that phone Industry, both through the "The evidence Indicates that West plan would be elimination of the use the sonnet with pictures and a enter the hall. Rev. Vincent J. l i t t l e ^ the rain was wasted de ing. directed a two-year Investigation of ern's prices bear no reasonable re rai.ts were ready to ral^w' 75 per Htl(nsk|. Edward Nicholas Kulaaen- agencies of stale regulatory bodies present payroll taxta as a measure story about Max Kuner, 8S„ next ,1 BENTLIY SCHOOL nes of 1st. James' churCh will de- spite the torrential rain. Dnscrihlng last Righ t's precipita the Industry at a cost of $1 ,,V>0 ,0 0 0 . lation to the Indicated coat of manu cent or about ISOO.OOO.fWO through THREE DROWN IN RI\’ER 8kl,\W’llllam^Arthur Leonard, Carl an iT E A K S Matke Yoijr Porch and Outdoors a Haven It's genniae OMuseo of Rest—Vou Can Have Real Comfort pod cane, large else brood flat arms, fl FRANKS OR and Relaxation With stakes lu froat—lijne- P o r k C h o p s dally priced wklle AM. BOLOGNA One of These stock laeto. UP TO 20% : Gliders 1 5 c ,1b. Other attraeMvo In Our Mid-Season Sale of 1 2 v 2« »> ped oane pMiee.ln W hites and Nfawest e h a I r • oad odd- Paints - Enamels -Wallpapers - Ladders and Other 'Sum m er Patterns - $ 2 4 -7 5 pleeas at epaelal i/-. Supplies t As Illustrated — steal t n ln e . eoll springs, • cushions, nteter 2 4 '/2« u>- ropelfsnt eovers, rsfiueed $ 1 . 6 5 from fite.TS. Other fifUden THOS. McGILL, Jr. Essley has the original y ? ' from fiO-98 to $48.00 / Painter and Decorator — Paint Manufacturer Trubentzed, precision fit col • SH0P9I / s k in l e s s ' " ^ For Summer Comfort on Your Porch 126-129 Cedar Street -‘TheOfdSchoolhouse” Telephone 6987 "* • ♦ ____ • , l a r . •ir i4Ani#Tpewi F^NCY 1 itiMaoraLaMM FILETS S W ^ r d f i t h On the FLINT-BRUCE Pin We Recommend ’T^bnoi** ' Porch Shades With ths Aatoinstie Cord Stop. : 2 »> '- 2 5 « 2 1 ^ lb . 1 Money Plan, You Can Buy O O l (VICOK II sri^m s Ton’ll Ind It assy to ersats m. N 1 Thto “Sup« Value 6" ' ( an extra summer living ITS THE TRUTH! SLICED ,room on your porch with General Electric - Cottage Q ie c ^ these color - fast sorch B O I L E D H A M ahadas. Pricad as followai FRI6IDAIRE 4- fooi-^ca t4 J6 i 3 5 "" AO tim rfgu epadfleattcu ta 5- foot—Pries $5.00 EFRIGERATORS That's the way your kitchen feels on hot * ' •* - 1 For As Little As llw higher prieed Frtgtdalree 6- foot—Pries $5.95 eauNba foimd hi the “Super I Protect Your Family’s Health. MIRACLE WHIP WHITE MEAT Value $” — may wa «hew yenV 7- foot— Pries $7.t0 summer days if ydu cook with a rnodern Electric ^ 8-fooi—Pries 18.40 if-Give You Selectivj Air Cilhditiona. Salad Dressing BONITA TUNA 1 9-foot—Price 19.65 \ See ThcMFontares In This if- High Dumldity \tMth Cold TemperatareOf Range. An Electric Range kee|^/fts heat to itsdf. New 1939 Low Priced A Dsy if^ Offer You the Beet Food Preservation Results At ^ Frigldalre the I-oweet Coat. ' ’ 1 I Study the Excellent Features You WiU , Th(B pyen'he^s no circulation of air through it MADONNA ^ ‘ • Befrtgoratlag Jf- tripie thrift Vaenum Sealed Motor With Natural Spaghetti or Find on This Populay P ric ^ Draft Deeign.- - Tomato Paste , lOn top units^ pans fit^ snugly against the source ' Macoroni • OnwPlaee AO nteal OaHuet “GLENWOOD” Utility Range Stainless Steel Super FrteaiSk ^ ^ . Only ■ Made by the World’a Oldest and Largest Electrical of heatr so that there Is no waste heat flowing ^ Trey Oelmeaj Manufacturer. N O W ter t b e f i r s t 3 » « - ' l i a - w ith.. .T w o-tone Frost- e S -T ti PreOeetlou Plao, Back. er D oor . . . beautifiil ed hy Oeneral Motors. i f r.v B. Engineera and^ientista Have Been Perfect around the sides to heat up the room. ^ W estin|(boose D elpbini- FORCE L 7 5 ing Their Product Since 191 Ijuid Today Can u m B l u e R e & i g e n t o r B e t COOKIES n AuOometle Baeet Defroster. Offer Electric Refrigerators T^You At Low indudliw big 3 - o t . W a t e r er Pricea Than the Vpkeep of That Old Fash, Server: B utter D iehl and *C M «Ssrtm sM r**’**^ Food With Your Old Range $ 1 4 9 - 9 5 3 covered.Food Saver ton^ lea Boa. D iabssor H an Vllzifled n flulmetle OsM OentroL Oven Temperature C hina O venw arc.Sac this Coutrol. Sum oicr Bpecialt 3 5 ooLonrrL NAFsiir tmEBi • Toueh Latch Doer Opener. 6 CU. TT. SIZE |'»'X *' BUnket-Type Orsa \^Tiy not step into the Q. BL Depl, pidt • Duinhie Dninx Fhdshed Ex- Insulatlea.u ALL THISf PiATURISi EVAP. MILK SUPER SUDS terfau. Block Eaamal OooUag 1939 MODEL oat any sdae yoor family may need and Treat Yourself To Comfort With ■teert new etytlng; an-atecl, tar- Top. rat-tap cahiaet; fast-freezing B sn- SEE THE NEW Automntle Top Bniaer See the G. E. Refrigerator aliogr Ftoelcr; fam oue B C O N O - 1 ta ll can Lighting. we will delirw H to yoor home. Make COLD-WALL in oor store. It was drown M IZB K lealed-ln M echaniani Cnet-lroa Fbn Bex ter tOk- FRIGIDAmE Coal or OIL ed in the Chicopee River for your own terms. A bisr 6 co. f t Q. B, b a c k e d b y 5-Y ear P rotection P lan. 414«-IH AT FLINT-BRUCE a • Budget Plan Avalinhia six months In the mud. RefrigerattM* can be porehaaed lor ae Electric Range Cooking 1 NATIVE LETTUCE CABBAGE U You likeL . ‘ 1 ' ■«. ■ ■ . Drop In and See the G. E. low as 15c. per day. Toa are paying I--;-: 4- PLUS . . . THIS WEEK ONLY . . . $ € . h ea d ) l b . . l O e - Operate. for a G. E., why not own It LARGE VEGETABLE HTDRATOR FREE I J AJJ VI&KTUii:Uli;NT~ shop spon't you pleajw m«K|aa ^ A DVEKTiSEMKNl — "Judy” T Thanka! Graduates Tomorrow CROP PROSPECTS Boomed by Friends F R jy p TO DECIDE U’bo Is ThAt .Man? (By Mary Thompaonl f-'rrr •% ■ W’hd la the man with those furrows NOT 0VERBR1GHT1 DECORATOR’S FATE Torrington Upsets Naugatuck^ Enters State Finals ■ In his brow. Yet such a kindly grin for one and for all, ' Ho ready and willing the future to ‘^Coonefl Of War” Sends De- bargain hound endow Sob-Ncinnaln Weather In Mohawk Colored Giants - __ i' __ / ■ ■ That we. his children, can eome to DOWNPOUR WASHES OUT BLUEFIELDS MAKE TWI DEBUT TONIGHT call ciaon To Burgos For Ap Ours, the riches he worked a llfe- April And May The Cause; To Play Moriartys Friday I time to make Secure In the knowledge, we are Details Of N. E. Report. proval By General - HIGH-STAMFORD CLASH, his to take The Mohawk (Colored Giants, re CHAMPIONS OPPOSE GEHRIG IN LINEUP 'Through life's stormy portals and garded aa one of the finest travelling SPORTS ROUNDUP HEU>0 THERE:— and decorate In an appropriate i sunnier, shores ? clubs In the country, will Invade THE OLD FAMILY ALBUM rr- manner. Boston. June 14—(A5--Sub-normal Barcelona. Spain, June 14.— TO PLATON SATURDAY By EDDIE BKIEIZ ^ ’I’anks and Giants, but that’s"what Vfil* gmnddiiddy «» A cr»cker-lm K Why. Dad Is illf name of that man Manchester Friday evening to en NORTH END RIVALS AT MAYO HOSPITAL '' Marahniallnw Filling whQm-'«'• ••ome- WAYS TO RETAUATE William Philip Quiah, Jr., son of Boston. June 14-'-(^— Home step high, wide and handsome in With Neubauer Pitching Free Speech Dept ; Some days Rocheiter, Minn.. June 14—<66**> wanta but won’t buy for himaelf. It ______Biunor And Metillmrnt a year ago and the flveryear aver It to Burgos for appro-v^l p iT ^ r a U T ra il 1 -ft W h e n Naugatuck High. how the Yanks dld,n’»,look like them need not be. an expenalvc present Air. and Airs. William P. (julab of town friends of Senator Henry Cab announcement. . L41IO 11 a ll MlICU whose defending state champions their attempt tn annex their fifth selves when they blew In from the ago. Bill Ctsaell, Hollj-wnod second Lou Gehrig waa back In a lineup are arttatleally featured In the ex age for June 1 of l7.66 pounds. A victory In six starts. As no Tx1 bujl let's give It a lltUe thought 235 Alain street Is one of a class gala of 9.5 per cent from May 1 to ot Lodge (R., Maas.l launched to Winding up the trial of the were ousted by Torrlngton In toe woat yesterday without Lou Gehrig sacker, did a bit of popping off In today, not at hta old first baae poet cellent selection of Father’s Day JAFANESE BLOCKADE of 45 students who will be grad day a campaign by which they League game Is scheduled Frlda.v, Against Chamberlain. —the first time since 1934. j words and music. ; . . ha waa quoted and make It a tribtife worthy of the cards seen st The Dewey-pirhman June 1 In the average production Slav architect yesterday, the iT aemi-flnala of toe second CIAC wtto tHa New York-. Tsnkeae but .SI beat aeout In the whole world -our uated tomorrow from St. John's hoped to organize Lodge-for-Prest- tary prosecutor demanded t l ^ 'f l i ime Is Called After 1st. tourney at West Haven yesterday Moriartys have toe use of the dia tn an Oakland paper that w . C. Co., from 5c to 2.5c. i per cx>w was described aa "less than mond for this encounter. the Mayo clinic. • Preparatory school. Danvers, Maaa. ident cliiba throughout-Massachusetts _____ I . .. .any blame for that loss. In our (two gun) Tiittle, Coast league Pad (Continued from Page One.) the usual seasonal Increase." be 'garroted. The evidence provii The Giants have a host of brilliant I A M On one of those quiz programs toe The big man who once toted The address to the graduates will "Present prospects tor tree fruita and win "favorite son” support for the prosecutor dcclarcd.^/that Clki opinion, lies with Foley and his Those who were a hit anxloua other night. Tommy Armour was president, knew nothing about baae- moat potent bat In the big, le . be by Rev. John R. Rooney, Ph. D„ him In the- 194ti Republican conven performers in their lineup and one hall and recommended Umpire Inexpensive iNiilmeats ...... may he added if de- Wedding Bells Ing April 9 of S. G. Cheng. Chinese In New England are quite uncer who was employed to decorate Bar A ball game Isn’t over until toe ['highly questionable strategy .In toe over toe fate of toe Bluefielda In toe asked this question? "What golfer. took nls turn among the thr for you, perhaps this Jiine'^ .There vice president. College of Our Lady tion. [fateful llto .... of the best Is Arthur Milton, who ArWiur Milton George Hllderbfand for toe Job...- A leather coin purse 85c and nth- Bake 1 hour In a slow oven official of the Japanese-sponsored tain," the service said, reporting celona cabarets befofe the war, final putout. bolda down, first basw The Gas Twi League cap rest assured this haa won. every open title?’' ___ that each day begins tl|e lo Is a choice selrt-Uon of engraved” of the Elms, Chicopee. The award Application for a charter for a painted fantastic designs In dun ’Sarazen," replied Tommy and got Tuttle slapped a $3(X) fine on Chsaell past consultanta. tr* at »100: Billfolds »1.00; Eve (3.50 degrees F > This makes s very "North China bank. ing of diplomas will be by Head that lighter prospects for apples The truth of that adage waa forci Housera are determined to win this morning. ning Dress aeta $1.00 up: Belt anil diamond studded wedding Lodgo-for-Prcaident club of Alassa- geons Where RcpubltraR- police al the g o n g ,... the answer was "Ar ...a Seattle paper conducted a Should the procedure reveal what moist cake that will keep Imlrli- British Authnrillea May Act master Aubert C. F. X. and pears were .largely due to tree chusetts w-as filed with the secretary bly Impressed cfn Naugatuck High's We’ve never beard of or seen an game and either “ Spike" Lawlda or hurling assignment against tha visi man-on-the-itrcet" poll and toe bucklea $1 2!S or guaranteed pen nltely. If kept covered. rings. In lioth yellow and white A Foreign Office spokesman said losses caused by the SCpt. 21 hurri leged' Inflicted "horrible tortures ending aa unbelievable aa that Stan Partycka Is expectec, to get the tors. Noticed around 'MtT Neho laat mour." co st' Lou his spaed and then Me solid gold seen at .Matthew Wlor'a^- Qulsh wga treasurer In bis sopho of state last night by Beverly neigh defending state ebampions tn the iinanlmoue verdict waa Tuttle want and pencil aeta $2.25 up all seen at that In case the proposal for an Im cane. on 2.000 prisoners before the fall of which marked Torrington’a 4-3 tri night, rival coaches and managers regular first baae Job after aetthtg .Ct- into .tialn St., as well a s ‘many In- more year, a member and officer of bors of the Bay State’s Junior sen semi-final-i of the second annual to far—that Clssrll was entitled to major league record for conpHOU- . The Dewey-Richman 05., in he re partial tribunal were dropped, BrU- 'The condition of apples on June 1 Barcelona. . ■ umph over toe tltlists... .Francis were taking a peek at Poutney, who Rise football coaches have the short Cuts ex|>enslve gift thoughts for your Sigma Nil and played guard on the ator; CIAC tournament st Donovan field pitched for the All-Stars, and even air hla views elien ‘if they were a bit tfve gamri. Gehrig will continue oh ceived with enthusiasm, hy fstller. lah BUthorltlea on the spot would basketball team for two years. In New England averaged 81 per The prisoners went mad. the "SiMC" Shea, regarded aa one of toe Jitters waiting for news, from those Like every smart housekeeper attendants. For as low aa 50c too "We who know Senator Lodge prosecutor salil, w-hen forced to In Weat Haven yesterday afternoon In the uncertain light got enough of hard on some< eV drums. to a specialist or perhaps a eurgeoa. consider- the new evidence and act cent of normal compared with 75 best," said KenDeth W. D. Douglas, aa Torrington gained an almost un best pitchers In the state, had been final examinations... .the British you are probably trying to simpli you can get a remembrance ^ (or accordingly. look at red. white, blue and yellcrw going along brilltantly with 31 his fast ball to hanlah aleep for toe 'w ------In any event, the-veteran Yankee In This Age per cent a'year ago," the report secretary of the club, "know that he believable 4-3 triumph in eleven in Open will have to struggle alohg fy your Hummer meals by short Dad this Falher'a Day that will M. Ho explained that the new evi spots, and black and white cubes strlkeouta and onjy five bita to bis LOCAL ALL-STARS TRIM rest of the night The 1939 edition without Gene Straxen tinleiis he Here’s a howdy-do... .Paul Der atar expects to return ah the mighre ws aaa nanny lovely pieces of sllver- cuts Ifi preparation and making sure to please him. said, adding- that "for Baldwins and Ls far superior to any Republican nings when Its cause, seemed absor ringer, Red Pilcher, lost an $8,000 wara and also china and glaas, hut dence was not considered aiifflclenl which changed shapes under light credit... .his cockiness made him of toe Bluefielda will take toe field putts a lot better at Toledo than he Larrupin' Lou who blasted a life mcmiB less elaborate aa Ihia Is the ELECTED RESIDENT Northern Spy a light bloom Is re thus far suggested 1^ the successor lutely lippeleaa. court suit here. , . . there’i a warrant time big league batting averaga of one new arrival that took my eye to warrant surrender of the fpiir ported while the McIntosh bloom to President Roosevelt. They ing effe(-ts. careless, no doubt about that, but thia evening, weather permitting, did at P h l l l y . . the American surest way to obtain ntorc time (or aui^cta. Earlier, Informed sources CTk- pleaded tnnocenc^e. testifying Rain Halls NIghteap the fact that he walked the next against the Depot Square Garage out and If Paul sets foot tn New 844. were card traya of handmade ham New .\nd I'raetlcal was generally reported as heavy." laughed at us three years ago w-hen League has asked the managers to oiitdcsir enjoyment now that Sum hiid said Britain had told the JapS' he was forced to "decorate" tha The extra four Innings of the two batters after fanning toe flrat ALL-NATIONS TEAM, 7-3 at toe Weat Side. Billy Neubauer have their players tone down the York, they pinch litih and throw him Gdirlg was la good aptrite When mered aluminum In one of our lend- mer la here. ’ Thia recipe la very are the rigareite raaea seen In a A m^erately good bloom was re we set out to make him United Into the clink___ <^’t get Into be arrived by plana yesterdw ttom talg Jewelr.v-ahopB and only $1 each. .Main street Jeweler’s. The.v an hese government that she was re OF N U R S k ASS’N. States senator. VVe are still cells. opener delayed the start of the Man- ,two was not cause to yank him ..-.. will probably pitch for the champ cuoatn’ from the dugOiita. Sometimes nice for a j^Jinday menu and easily considering her refusal to surrender ported for other varieties. . chester-Stamford nightcap for an kt the worst, he should have been ions. and either Marko or (Chamber- the boys tee off so loud you can hear Beantown, either, linlasa ha goes Kaaeoa City., Mo., apparently Vtrar They alBo bad-cake, plalea for $3 prepared even the day before, very nice quality leather and The service said the New EnglamI chuckll^’ over the' result." ’ around by Nova Scotia.. . .Red fane hla futile efforts to travel tnoognlta. and'aah traya 75c that would make a special feature that should them. Doug'la.s said a complete .slate of hour and as rain was falling when placed in the outfield to Insure hie lain for the Oaragem6ft. ’em all over’the stands... .some of •lellled tlrnxm Chicken peach crop was expected to total return to toe mound If toe going are thinking of putting on a “Der riytng from Kansas City, .wbwa ebarmtnjg bridge prtxes or birthday them very popular. They ayC^ cork ' It seeme clear From semi-official candidates for delegates to next CZECH POLICEMAN toe rivato took the field and did not Pogtse) TwirIt 3-Hitler At BULLDOGS TRIUMPH The Depot Square Garage teem hla friends are booming HeinJe Mil One 4 to 5-pound slewing rhu ken Japanese statements," the Foreign 147.000 bushels compared with 274.- let up, toe game -.vas postponed un got tough for hla successor.... ler of Washington, vice president of ringer Day” to raise the dough be the Yankees p1a)red an exhibtodn preaents. For further Information lined which aa.Miires fresh rigaretlcs Mrs. Robert Russell To S|ic 000 bushels harvested last season, year’s jjolltlcal convention would be really turns out for practice and fore tha next crucial eertes with the game Monday, he was recogalaed hy about any of the new Itema men Water to cover Office spokesman said, "that the prepared for the Lodge campaign In til Saturday afternoon at three the N. B. A., for the’ job of boxing 2 carrots l. Indcllnltely. You can get them In and the 1939 pear crop was figured BURIED PRIVATELY Twi U ajners Garner All jf) £ | {| £ S Q pE fjE H have a good comhlnatlop of young- JInte or Dodgeri. one of the lending crew, then a a** tioned In your column call "Judy." either black or brown anil they four men are being iiae RED'RYDER Going'for a Visit BY FRED HARMAN JSE-NSE AND NONSENSE! ' ■fuity^RSO* M0u«i6 40M1 fiDtt, 'y ’nor A w o p . u t il s lygK viMST ypy wMtN n fio iiv o tii fifitr B U Y S E att? R E M T f/i lit /he fltOftaSN 640T UKW W AIgC^W N ------ao\H' TO DO 1V4* t look im tci%, KIM A superstitious eubebrtber wrote "Wanted — An expert eafvar," Toung Wife—BUI, Lw aat you to VALkBY ■tKtffgTV CO w 6/ R ro ■ ' ‘ ' AVlgrr/ PktNlYDMfiftlttOfi 1 ^ / w to en editor saying tost he had read toe adverttacmenL “Only go around to the minister and ar found a spider In his paper and ask thoae used to first class restaurant range to have toe baby christened. ing whether that was a sign of good work need apply." Bill (shipyard u-orker) — Y'ou iFwww^ J luck or bad, the editor wrote tola To the man who asked for toe job mean to say you are going to let M. anB^^’er: toe manager said: "Well, what are somebody hit that UtUa thing over "Old Subscrlberf Finding a spider your qualiflcatlona?” the bead with a bottle T tion of Edwin O. Smith of Manafleld. ta your pep*' was neither good luck "I have only one sir," replied toe LObI ANU FUU.NU 1, ALTOMOUlLfeS FOH SALE % \ nOIJSEHOIJ) G(K)US 51 He will serve until June 30, 1941. or bad luck for you. Tl^ spider other, dheerfully. "A t my last “When you see specks before your ______,] HARRY A.^W LAND As trustees of the Fairfield State D p G H T REDUCED waa merely looking over Our paper place I cUt toe meat soi- thin that eyes. It's time to consult an oculls.L" PAY CHECK L O P T ^ o tir^ ui Iwrc-. ;».1S DODGE Victoria ac.Ian, radio, EOK SALE—HOU.SEHOLD furni to see which merchant is not adver when the door opened, the draugb(-:aaya wnter.. You may n e^ ture. Inquire St 123 CfJOf.er Hill/ Hospital in Newtown. Governor em r COUNCIL d ebates heater; 193fi Plymouth 4 door De- bv riven that Pay Check No. \ Baldwin reappointed Mra.^. E. G. tising .so that he can go to that blew the meat off the plates " ' specks. cavable to John Anderaon. for W.ecK luxe. Meraler .Naah, 10 Henderson street after ft p. m. store, spin his web acroBs toe door, "You're engage^^ said the mana- lloa/1. Tel.T2f>8. Buckland of New Haven, Samuel A. Q UAUn OF FRUIT e n W J>“ « 3- ^»3S. ^ been lose FOR SALE—ITA.NO. coal heater RECEIVES DEGREE Eddy of Canaan apd C. P. Harring sad lead a Ufe of undisturbed I 1 Tom—What do you think is the Anyone attempting to caah thla — I bed couch, sofa, rhilda Iron 'j-lh, ton of KenL A new- appointment GRANTING OF PERMITS peace." ------* I trouble with farming? • ^ rh^k «dll be p.-oaeiuted to the fiilJ FIA)KISTS— .lewlng machine and canning fars ■was given to Mrs Alice W. Russ ot Folks UMd to criticize the govern-? Old Timer—Well, in my day when eaten*^ of the law Klndc pleaae re People who make trouble usually ment (^ g iv in g away free garden we talked about what we could raise MIHSKKIKS l.V Hhon< 766H after 3 p m ' Shrlloti to succeed William A. Kel/ turn to the Corporate Accounting Is Graduated Today From ,^y of Stamford. All wUl serve untti One Buyer Has Been At Lo 1359 In the Sykes Auditorium. Thess get Into it toemselvea.. seed, \yhlch practice was later dls- on 60 ae.res, we meant com, not Department, .Malri Office. Cheney P.YlH .SAKE TO.MATO planta, i.V ;;E-CO,ND!THl.N VAflitJ.M clean- ' June 1, 194ft. AMennen Id RodmDe Leant exercises ore public and a large at contitlued, so folks cannot aay that loans. , ------Brother#. per hiinilred. Inquire 12 Glei1»o Mr. and Mrs. Ferris of Vermont IHlcnl leadcra have leaned heavily ibly. DISPLAY OF FLAGS HERE Pass Through Alleyways. early in the year. on Germany, while their old part waa in Wapping cemetery. Precedents or legal basis were Walter Pierce of Fitchburg, Ken demanded control of the police.; He B . In>tantlr>iopsMripit(iionllot The Ladlee' Aid of the Methodist were recent guests of her sister The Chinese were forced to pas* In New York to see the World The Savitigs Bank ners, the Czechs, have broken s/way lacking bill the action was neces neth H. Beer of Highland Park and declared racketeering. gambling, Fair, Smith commented on the po I to } dap. Removea odor oburcb vHU serve a strawberry sup Mrs. A. S. Klliia. from them economically and pollt- Mrs. J o a e^ n e fiknnesid LESS THAN YEAR AGO Miss Evelyn Sarah Beer. They also through narrow alleyways where and prostitution ln \Kansas - City Thursday - Friday • Saturday: > from pctapiration. „ Mary Ferris graduated from the sary, the spokesman contended, for lice bill: per, Wednesday, June Jl. at the IcBlly. The funeraF' of Mrs. Josephine protection against fqrther violence. have one grandchild, Judith Ann, they were searched behind closed "smelled to the high heavens;” 4 « A pate white, greaaelna, ataia*' Hartford Hoepltal Training school doors St the rate of one a minute. I hope state control will give os church at S:30. Skoneskl will be held Friday morn He added that the military com daughter of Mr. and M ra Kenneth A bitter three-month XJegjslaUve leaa vanlthing^cream. recently. She received a 1500 j Pole At Depot Square Repaint The Japanese controlled Chlncae- good a. department as we have bad BARGAINS FOR FATHER’S DAY of Manchester \ Bolton Grange played a soft ball ing- at 8 30 at the W. P. Quish mander In North China had full Beer. Mr. Beer It at present sexton battle followed. Pendergash support the p ^ t six weeks that the new de JB. Atrid hat been awarded tba scholarship. ! funeral home, foIIoWeH by a masa to ed; Discover That It Need langiiage newspaper, Yung-Pao. game with Hlllstown Grange Mon Members of the Fellowship grmip ■ Jurisdiction )uid Inferred that a Brit of the South Methodist church. ers gradually lost strength. "Their partment haa been fimctloning. The And For The Whole Family In Our Approval Seal ofiheAroericto 'A Mutual Savings Bank bo celebrated In St. Bridget's church ish proposal for a trl-power com published the regulations governing loitiiuic of Laundeting, for day evening. The score was 7 to S enjoyed swimming Sunday evening . WAPPING Not Be Replaced. Announce Engageoient entry into the concessions as fol hoes pleaded gtiilly to income .tax city adipinlslrntlon will b«' glad tp at 9 o’clock. The burial wUl be In 8t. mittee to detetrmine what should cooperate' with the statp' In its con- being batmicu to iabtica./ > ' In favor of Bolton. at Columbia Lake, after which they MRH W. W. G R AN T -An Interesting feature in connec- lows: frauds at the height of .the..police Walter Lewis who Is employed In Bridget’s cqmetery. The funeral be done with the four Chinese was Today Is flag day, but the display Hbn with' the ruby wAi^.dlng celebra hill fight and was sentenced to trol-of the department.” IB -M IL L H h N lars of Atrid enjoyed refreshmenta at the home of j 8809. Manchester home will be opened this evening un 1. Only those whose presence in Hartford was a recent guest at hls rejected without consulting Tokyo:' of flags In' Manchester seemed to tion, was the announcement mc.de Leavenworth Federal prison. Also "Passage of the bill marks the FORCED havs boon aold. Try a |«r todayl Mrs. R. K. Jones. The group will til the time of the funera’ for the Foreign observers Interpreted the side was absolutely necessary to be home here. hold an outing at Rocky Neck Bench be lest than was ths case in past today by Mr, and Mrs. Beer of the pleading guilty was R. Emmett beglrmlng of the swing of the pen convenience of friends. blockade os the latest move by permitted to enter. dulum from cl^c corruption, gang Harry Uunro received an Invita Saturday, at the home of Betty JiidHon U. Fllea who has txien years. engagement of their daughter. Miss 2. Searches to be conducted In O’Mnlley. farmer state insurance Japan In a campaign they believe Is sterism, racketeering, graft-infest tion to the Baseball Centennial at (9i(ise. spending shout x week with his Flying from tbe flag pole at De Evelyn Sarah Beer, to Stephen side special runways adjacent to the auperintendent oiwted by Stark. He Stock Reduction Sale! ARRID Intended to obliterate foreign set ed politics and contempt for law n bSbvbb bbIIIm the Doubleday field, Cooperstown, N. relatives In Maine, returned to his pot Square this morning was the Howard Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. concessions’ entrances but third too w-ent to Leavenworth. 9 9 ^. dements In China. . and order toward an era of sanity, il— le IOb mm A D V E R T!^ IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS T. Mr. Munro wSa a former play/w. home at the Center Monday after Stars and Stripes. Tbe pole has Edwin C. Smith of Taunton, Maas. power nationals, to be exempted If ■ Kanaaa City’s police force num SUSL leepect for democratic government The Oentar church school will oB- noon. — ABOUT TOWN been repainted and the ropes so ad Miss Beer a graduate of BaypaUi they carried consular passes. bers 683 men. About a^score re and the religious precepts of our Women 8 Shot?8 aerve Children's Day, Sunday, June justed that i t la not expected that Institute, Springfield, Is a stenog 3. AU cargo vehicles to be ex cently have been discharged follow STAFFORD Wapping Grange aoftball '*leam is forefathers. f IS at 11 a. m. There will be a scheduled to play the Vernon team' tbe flag wilt be stuck at tbe top as rapher and bookkeeper In the Bank amined. ing a civic shakeup In which Mayor Reg. 82.88 and 38.96 Two broken pipes about eight feet was tbe case a short time ago. r'imil Blow to Pendergaat Regular $4 and 86 pageant entitled "On the way." tomorrow evening on the local Examiner's department at the State (The foreign populatloa of tbe Bryce B. Smith seized control from Those having babies to be baptised, down on North Main street about In MAN WHO SHOT Tbe North End Improvement -"Kstabllshment of a stato-con- SPRINGS grounds at 7;30. Capitol and Mr. Smith, who is a British concession, according to * City Manager H. F. McEIroy,- wftoT Irolled metropolitan police depart WOMEN’S _ kindly get In touch with the pastor the center of .where North School Association was Informed two 1938 census figure, is 4,045 and that JOffiJ C. NETTO James Hayea. aon of Mr. and Mrs. street connects with North Mein, months ago that the pole was de graduate of Taunton High school, is imnu tcly resigned. ment In Kansas City will be the Rev. A. 8. Kline by Saturday. - Frank Hayea, has been 111 at his studying f o r . the ministry at De of the French concession, 915. The Polk : Director Otto Higgins, who Prestons There wlU be a apodal service for «72, Stafford were found to be the trouble with cayed below the ground and would .'inal blow In the destruction' o t the SHOES home for the past ftw days. FARMER FACES Pauw University, Greencsstle, In remainder of the Inhabitants are open lettei* to Hotss nnd dnuplsteeg had he: office at the pleasure o f ; pendergast organization's death the young people' planning to attend the storm water sewer In that sec have to bq replaced. Would tbe mt Word has been received here ot diana. and is at present serving as Chinese. The British mlUtory es McEIfo; and Pendergast, -was grip on that fair city arid Its insld- If Bedneed To cnnuner conference. The Fellowship The lower grades of the Wapping tion of the town. The street was association pay for a new pole? tablishment numbers . 750 and tbe Grammar school held their annual opened and new connections made. minister of the Methodist church in toresd to resign a few days later, loua Influence In state and national group with Claudia McKee aa chair the death of Mrs. Souphrente The association would not. French 1,500. .$2.95 picnic at. Elizabeth Park at Hart VICTIM AT BED Result—Tbe pole It not decayed SeelyviUe, nearby. Ajt underling, William Boyle, sue-1 affairs." man, realised about 811 on the food Sabouiin, 93. a former resident of Only Five Entranoee Opco. ceeded him. Pendergast’s machine for nearly a ■ale. Up to date tha\ young people Stafford Springs, who died rectntly ford on Monday. The higher grades Postmaater Thomas J Qtilsh has and will not have to be replacied, at Only five entrances to the con and $3.85 $ 1 .4 9 ' have railed about 990 toward their at ths home of her daughter, Mrs. are at Crystal Lake today. received an allotment of commemo- _ (Cuntinueid from Page One.) least not at once, the new coat ut Contend CNty Is "Ctean.” decade has controlled Missouri, cessions were open to traffic, which Since then.' Smith and Boyle electing governors, congressmen and eKpenaea to tbe C oaf^m et. Nelson Gauthier In Danielson. Born Mrs. Walter S, Nevers, has had rstive 3-cent stamps, honoring tbe paint being all that seemed neces was virtually at a standstill because Twenty-elgbt of-the .foremen and July 23, 1846 In ,St. Domlnlcpie, aa her guest recently Miss Lorraine 100th anniversary o f the birth ot Boughton, 49, of Danbury, aa the sary. NEW YORK MARRIAGE have contended "Kansas City Is U. S. Senators. Opponents repeat of the searches. edly have charged Kansas (City's po dlvisloo Buperlntendents of the Un- Canada she came to Burlington, Vt., Comstock, of .Charleston, New baseball. The stamps were placed on result of a double-barreled shotgun clean. There's not even a cigar ^ Children’s Shoes —— — Automobiles at the barricades licemen made outstate trips on po . w our ■ 1 derwood Typewriter CO. enjoyed an with her parents when one year old. Hsmpetilrr. sale today. blast which critically woundfd Har dice game or a punch board tn the OF LOCAL INTEREST were strictly searched. Seats were city." Gambling games and horse litical missions. B ^ p la rly 91.98 I Regularly $1.79 I Regularly 8LW ! outing at the home of Harty Munro She attended-Rt. Joseph's Convent In Miss Faith .\f. Collins, spent the old F. Lamb. 61-year old farmer of HOSPITAL NOTES turned up and door linings were rip I reeently. Burlington and In 1863, waa married weekend with friends In Dxltob, The Birch Mountain road bridge Is the HawIcyviUe section. ped open. • ■ Nbw 98c I Now $1.49 | Now $1.69 MatkiCarpenter attended ^ e an- to Pierre F. Saboiirln. Her husband Mass. ready to be used. The sidewalks are Lamb, who formerly employed Soldiers and police petroled tbe 4 Mttaf'outlng of the State Welfare died In 1906. Since leaving Stafford Boughton aa a farmhand, was shot Admitted yesterday; G e o r g t Norman Trotter, Former Refil- British concession In small trucks. nations have changed - In recent William R. Wood, the benefactor being laid on the bridge at Parker years, Q>ngress has revised a pro v »"’ ' .tw'*'-””*’'’ '*' « Department recently. several years ago. Mrs. Saboiirln last night while be was feeding a Dougherty, 23>.i Laurel street. No disorders were reported. INDUSTRIAL SETBACK of Ellsworth Memorial High school, street and the cement was poui'ed to dent, To Wed Miss Florence vision In naturalization laws. The FOR MEN! I The Home Economics committee had ma(ie her home In Norwich and cow In a barn at hU home. State Betty Lou Robinson, 41 Foster Whether the Japanese would at celebrated hls 80th birthday on day for the abuttment of the bridge Jackson Of New York City. Senate paseed and sent to tbe White of Bolton Grange will hold a atraw- was visiting with her daughter when Policeman Arthur Maye.r of the street. n , v W T—• June 9th at hta home in South on Adams street. tempt to halt all foreign ships on TO BRING DEPENDENCE House ye.sterday an amendment 31.79 barry Reatival. Saturday, June 24 at the became III. She leaves four Windsor. He had many gueats, Ridgefield barracks 'said tie farmer Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Leon the Hal river stUl was not clear be daughters, Mrs. Nelson Gauthier ot which would free aliens-seeking clt- tba Bolton Community Hall. among them one huntired students Tonight at the Odd Fellows bingo, Identified Boughton as hls assailant. ard Delaney and Infant son, 68 Ma- qj Interest to a number of Man- cause none attempted to reach Brit Lzenehlp from designating their first serving will be at B.SO and Danielson; Miss Josephine Babourtn, ish and French docks. A British SHIRTS from the High echpoi. Mr. Woods everyone In atlendanco will receive Surgeons at Danbury hospital pie street, Alphonse Niewleroske, 13 ' people Is news o f the ap- lapest. former “prince, potentate, state or $ 1 .2 9 sseond at 0:80. Mrs, George H. Roberts and Mrs. autographed the students’ year two 8-ounce water glasses Instead ot amputated Lamb’s left arm and per Putnam street, Hartford, Mi» Jo-1 marriage of Norman lighter _ was ,, stopped = this morning John B. Caron all of Norwich; two Admiral Nicholas Horthy told the sovereignty" by name. I f i A t Mr. and M n. Clyde Harahall books and told Biem he will miss the usual one glass. This IT for to formed------an operation------which- they--- ^ seph Roglnka, 226 Woodbridge , xrotter of New York, son of Mr. and but soon released new Parliament today that "even a 81.00 sad 31.88 calved an In'vltatloB to the 102nd ns, Joseph R. Sabpurln of Utica. night onlj’. hoped might prevent removal of the street, Miss Martha Popple, 95 Wells jg jy, English Trotter, and Miss SHIRTS NOW tbe sctlvitlca apbund the school dur slight setback" In Hungary's Indus ,8fiic s L lP P Oommencement o f Mt. Holyoke Col- . T.; and Pierre F. Babourtn of other arm. The farmer received street, Mrs. Ralph Brown, 105 Tan - irwlch. Twenty-five grandchildren ing the vacation. Florence Jackson, daughter of Mr. trial development would cause the Men’s 1^{s. Mr. Marahall'a cousin, Mias Frank Brennan, foreman of Com from close range the pellets from a ner street, Mrs. Isabel Smith, 676 NIGHT-LONG RAIN ENDS Fibieral and burial services took and Mrs. Alexander Jackson of 405 country to “ fall Into hopeless eco 3 Eleanor Rae Bartlett of Westfield, pany No. 1 of the Manchester lire .12 gauge gun In both arms. Garden street, Hartford. ASKS WITHDRAWAL nomic dependence.” Regular 89* 106% A ll Wool SHOES pla\e in Norwich. East 78th street. New Y'ork City, Maas., waa one of the graduates. department, baa called a special Lamb told, questioners, Mayer Birth: Today, a daughter to Mr. l^e ceremony will take place In (Jerroany admittedly wishes her NEW YORK'S DROUGHT 8l*eveless The graduation exerclaai will be Alphonse 'DeClcco of Wllllngton BOlTON GRANGE $ n s meeting of the company to be held and Mra. Anthony Pyka, 15 Mints $2.64 was elected secretary of the Con- said, that he was In the bam when the City Clhapel at tbe Municipal OF a R M A N CONSUL small neighbor to remain predomi POLO Sweaters Regnlorly In tire headquarters. Main and HJI- Court. nantly agricultural. « r ----- 1---- V k CO®'’* " * rtectlcut Young Democrats at the(r Boughton approached, carrying the building and will be performed by 32.98 and llard street, at 8 o'clock tonight. Admitted today: Mrs. John Horthy said, however, that Hun Albany. N. Y.. June 14—(95— Regularly 31.06 annusivstate convention. Rep. Kena- DATE FOR FESTIVAL gun, and asked for a night's lodg Deputy C5ty Clerk Philip A. Hines, SHIRTS 33.80 Personal Notices ing. When he was refused, Bough- Schaller, 999 Center street, Chris on Tuesday, June 20. gary wanted • to continue coop New York state's worst drought to PelUzzart and William M. Krug The Degree of Pocahontas will topher Longo, New York City, London, June 14.— (JP)— Prime i since 1903 ended today after a 88c AU Newest o l o » ton lifted tha gun to his shoulder Mr. Trotter was born In Manches erate with Germany and Italy Spring and represew^lng Stafford at the conven Yo Be Held In Community mset tomorrow night at 8:30 at the James Flavin, Middle Turnpike Minister Chamberlain told the "which are allied In the Intereststo of night-long rain bad drenched many AU Colors and and pulled ths trigger. ter 29 years ago and Is a nephew of tion. home of Mrs. James Murray, 41 1-2 East, Loula Pallelt, Buckland. House of Commons today that he farm lands. 44c ComMnatloas Sommer IN MEMORfAM Hall On June 21; Names Of Mrs. Colby Trotter Wlsotake of Cen a just peace.” He spoke at the Styles Robert Greene, aon of Mrs. A g n ^ Hamlin street. Cards will be played Discharged ioday: David Miller, had asked the German government same time In glowing terms of Po The rain began late yesterday and I d loving: msmory of my dsar hus> Greene of We.st Main street was one ter street and Charles Trotter bf 'ThoBc In Charge. and refreshments served. 31 Arvlne Ptkee, Andrew Ansaldl, to withdraw Its consul from Liver. land. continued in moot sections through band. Thomas J. RusssU. who dUd of six menibera of the Junior ^ s s High street.. Hls mother was the ) Juna 14. CHANGES RECOMMENDED Jr., 123 West Center street, Mrs. former Miss EUMbMh‘ Sewell “ of ; pool #» a result of the consul’s al- out the night. Earlier, R. L. Glllett. to appear Im the prize-.apeaklng con Bolton Grange has set the date of John E. Douglas, son of Mr. and William V. O'Hara and Infant son, legcd connection with recent CHANGES NATl'R.ALIZA’nON chief statistician of the State Agri Kot Just today, but #v»ry da4 test opening «he three day prbgram Portadown, Northern Ireland, and Saturday, June 24, for its annual Mrs. John J. Douglas of 49 Elwood 60 Cambridge street. espionage case. ACT. culture Department, predicted a In silence we remember. of Wilbrahanr Acadpmy'e l^ d com strawberry festival, to be held at during the W orld W ar while on a street, was graduated Monday from IN WPA ADMINISTRATION Census: 61 patlenta.' visit to Glasgow his father was con Chamberlain said that after "disastrous situation” among the Hie wlfs. mencement. Mf. Greeno CTwe Ogden the Bolton Center Community hall. Wllbraham Academy. studying the court records he had W ashington. June 14—(95— Be state's crops had the dry spell cOfi- p 0 3 t V »* * Barbara HuiesU. Nash’s "Unans^’ered by
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