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fm t Fore^^i 2 Hankow Rbntes Hard. ¥> Sp^ckl Proseentor Alcorn OOUTH CHHA Roosevelt Plans Bold London, July 6— (AP)>-„^ Early Paris, Jyly 8.— (API— New

acceptance by Spanlah Insurgent ToDs Court Tliey TboniJtf Generhllssimo Francisco Franco dlpIomatl^^tensloiPbetween France aniX,[ap^ Appeared likely today to New Political Course and and Spanish goverw ent of w«ult « French occupation of British plan to. withdraw foreign m the , ^luhCeew from "S^ih^ae forecast ®P«tn Cqina Sea, about 160 Brf ay. The predlcUoiy was heard as On His Western Trip I?/ A lan d"" kpresentatives oT '2T countrlMKhisr Jmhled for a full session oT the ported planning' to neise. False Naines^Used O i VVashlijgton. July .5. — ( a P) — »clp|ea or "Invoking a clear misuse t European non-lnterventknr^mjrhlt *A4I$ cf AVe 4* '- l a _a. aF A _ .-If ^ ReporU from Tokyo said the President . Roosevelt starts out of my name. ' tee under Viscount ^ llfa x , British ,^forelgn secretary., ' foreign office was !study Thursday o n ^ Journey to San Which Democratic primaries con- Some Of T he^C hecki * situation with "great dare/ stitute such Instances .will be a Upon adoption'^ of the scheme. Francisco which may'become "the Great B ritan' will send a 70-page japan matter for the President and his might protest against occupation of most spectacular bit of political advisers to decide. Among the lat- printed ddcument detailing, the pro- scores of bombs on the Chinese torch-bearing he ever has done. - Waterbury, July 6__ ^^(AP) ject for withdrawing volunteers Which the Japanese ron- ter there is at present little t e ^ belong, to China. « Such evidence of his Intentions as evidence of agreement. ^pecial Prosecutor Hogh If. s from Spaln^to both Spanish factions can be gleaned from-bis own ro- '"-with the request for urgent consid- " Reporta -are that the '^ f^ P of Alcorn'trhariBred today 'r o c ^ g ' Ml eration. Mcupaopn was, a routine police marks Indicates he is on thd verge' which ThomSs G. Corcoran Is ths TO of striking q bold new course In had been destroyed in im 'at* Franco Bekdy to Accept sparkplug Wants to force out of SO IKJllUcs. — of venturing personally tenipt to cover up a consolrscy Of -V- Reports reSchlM London from xween the British bases at Hongkone and s in « Japanese to ctit the .sea route be- their seats — or at least attempt Butgos, Franco’s ckpital, said the Mon S * ' Into realms which he previously left 1^'—ell' those Senators . and Repre- to defraud the city of Wntet^ SOI occupylng Hainan because of the if land> ^ r o g y ^ to F ren T U o^ S ita ,!.^ to-his lieutenants. N. generalissimo was pr^rared to ac- Seaplane Base sentatives who oppose the adminis- The new course was outlined in i*u enough o f Cm cept the plan uncondlHonally upon It was said At the foreign office tration in any material way. receiving It. \ his recent radio speech to the na- The procueal pclltlcians, such as them had been "salvaged” for Pi PbrncSo would Bi Although Soviet RuoslaX niade tion. Its purpose win be to'keep .Postmaster General Farley, and a the punKjses of the stata. ®'®*“ **i* aeaplane bases” In Congress . those the President 8k reservations tq her acceptahoe of few naturally cautious people,., on 'The prosecutor’s kccusation ^ the project, other major/powe^ac- was ‘ **'*’‘ occupation HUGHES PREPARES conceives to be "liberals” and to the other hand,_ are advising the COUNT ASKS 5 MILLION replace with new men so far - as ^m e during a hearing befcMii esi cept the scheme after^a year \of Uon for defense of Hainan, which President to lay-olf all «(cept such an )>08slble those he conceives to be outstanding administration critics Superior Court Judge Ernest bickering and frequent deadlocKu dominates the Indo-Chlna coast. Dm necessitating many amendments to "conservatives." • . as Senator Smith of , South Caro- A. Inglis on one of the motions , A group of French customs offl- forahantichop '''I D the original .proposal. IN MTURN FOR DIVORCE Administration help for the lina, George , of Georgia and made in behalf of Lieut-Gkrilip . M d policemen effected the "Liberals” and opposition to the Me Acceptance of the plan has vital cu^Uon. The Tydings of Maryland. •‘Conservatives’’ is not new. In the Ffank Hayes, mayor '* slgnlflcance for Great Britain and h a \ ^ " n A J" P « t TTie forthedming trip to the west •loi Italy. Both are anxious to get the I .r “PPSi'ent own- Florida Democratic primary this coast wllF'indicate how far Mr- vYaterbury, charged with 26 Of Barbara Hutton spring. Senator Pepper had frank Nsi Anglo-Itallan friendship agreement fishermen have Wealthy Flier May Continue Roosevelt Intends to go in his per- others of participating'to thg •to: signed April 18 worWBg, but put- birds’ nests there VAN NUYS ASSURED administration support. But it came sonal Intervention In the primaries. from Janies Ro<^velL the Presi- alleged conspiracy by which * " era Hng the pact Into operation Is con- Also Demands Custody Of He wlU make three speeches In of dltlonal on “progress" in the with- uneasy over Trip Around World After dent’s son and secretary, not open- Kentucky, In all o f which he Is ex- special Grand Jury asserisd * ly from the President himself. the city was defraudedof "intf ‘ on drawal of volunteers from Spain. “ *P»ne®« IntenUons toward Haitian HIS R iiO M IN A IIO N pected to voice clearly bia support Ma The Plan « ® f “ ® commands the His^ Son At Tense Hear- Other candidates have had the of Senator Barkley, who la opposed lions of dollars.” Cht He Reaches.. Other Side. aid of such White House lieutenants The program for the withdrawal «Pproac^s to -Indo-Chlna by Gov A. B. Chandler. .~Olsea tita Bltcklag P ii a r ', pOT as Secretary Ickes and WPA Ad- The President will give a pat on Alcorn, combatting Hayeg mi^ pet " ‘‘ ‘f near the sea lanes between ministrator Hopkins. As soon as the plan becomes I ®*’If*lh s Far Eastern ing In London Court the back to Senator Elmer Thomas Uon for. permission to inspect ' on operative, two cominlsslops^ I Hongkong and Slngafwre. Governor Invites New 'York, July 6.-;-Howai^ The President has put In good (D-Okla). seeking renomination 13, words personally only for Senate Grand Jury records, sa id to iS a iii.' leave for Spain to count the number The British government-disclosed Hughes, the lanky millionaire from against Gov. E. W. Marland and ing that an attempt had been of volunteers on each side and make Leader Barkley of Kentucky and, Britain and France London, July 6.— (AP) _^de globe for just such a'flight FLASHES! ihjui at a proffered gift of $250,000 as ‘lurtag toe . eight-year Hayes .ad., ad u .ment -ports. - and studied Frank’s anes^“ advanro -^ ^ ^ ^ ^ "an-Insult.’"- tanita at Airport.'* ™ ' * Chinese withdrew. mtafstratlon. mob The hearing was adjourned until Senator van Nuys, vacatlonlng^at Hughes drifted on to Floyd Ben- SP. .i:i (Oonttnued on Page Eight.) iMving munlUons Walloon lake In northern Mlrt%an, pan mh rebs advance Referring to the defeosh petltloa. hosi July 13. . Today’s testimony was on nett airport In -his two-motored Hem _ __ ^ ______^ had avowed he would run aftan in- transport ship last night after a Renifaye, France, (At the Span- to examine toe Grand Jury nrlnnteS. he h I ATiesew M ese e r o\pierced t)ieiN*Nrf ? Huhow’5 -...•outer_ - Jap-J s• , the b countess’ charge that her hus- ed In Mountains After Ish frontier), July’ 5,—(AP)"li^- Alcorn said scornfullyt of tl band had placed her In fear of her thf®«'l'^®"^ I? denied rent^f^tlon by leisurely, one-stop hop aoross th® fe^es, military officials said, ~ ^ ^fe ii or bodily harm. " continent from Burbank, Calif, Burgents swung down the Mediter- "Well, I can see why Olsen would abra OccupaUon of the city put- the ^ administration be- raean coast toward Alencta to- Tl He was released again on bail He needed a .shave and cheerfully like to see toe evidence.’* SEEKING A HAVEN J a ^ e s e in position for a Hankow the President’s One Of Fiercest Batiks. day and occupied Burriana, Im- gon ,s &»preme Court ex- admitted It. Never one to - make He added that ixw lbly the de* p e n s iv e along two possible routes; govei t-y portant highway point 30 mTea fendahta were anxious to get a look pres both extremely difficult. (fkintinoed oh Page Bight.) iS^bU ls (Continued op Page Eight;) north, of Sagonto. They also march- at rome of the "flcUtloue names he Post Alternatlv.es. Hendaye.-France— (At the Span- *** Orao .de Burriana, alirhtiv seve FOR GERMAN JEWS The goMrnor’a message cut short Leary used on some at _The one choice was a ISO-mile ' to the east and ------the- mun of a three-cornered Ish frontier)—July 5—(A P )—Span-1 **"* directly on checks.*’ ' Thin* *1? Yangtze river, winding race In the num tarough a mountainous area with Ish ln.surgcnts reported today they Insurgents have been lust .During the morning court seaslaa, VETERANS LEAVE i ^ { . “ !!'..*!*y™ond E. Willis, An- arguntent was completed on all o f glan Ita strong Chinese defenses. The had shattered government lines be- side Burriana since the oaptn: whe South America And British the Re- VlUarreoJ June l7. - the motions .filed In behalf of Mayor ^ter detour publican Senatorial nomination low the Important Teruel-Medlterr ..boro ^ y e a , Which. In addition to asking to sever rahean highway in the Sarrion sec- and 9*"ton-Hankow railroad, dls- FOR THEIR HOMES Asserting he is "a Democrat In STORM WARNING toe. right to inspect toe jury iurv reO'-me.' Domhuona Are Suggested; actlOT as-well as in theory.” Gover- SET FOR THURSDAY tor and put the militiamen to full ords, demanded toe complete sup- to ( ^ “ sportetlon o f supplies and flight. , Miami, Fla., July lL^(AF):>-dnie foroe the evacuation of Hankow nor Townsend termed “unfortunate” pression of the Grand Jury report outs wide-spread Interpretation of a Dispatches from General Jose Weather Bureau’s stonU warning ’ . T) Conference Tomorrow. “ IHtarV observers s ^ c e today r e p o i^ the iirst and thA striking out o f certain al- thought the roundabout route would Rebels, Yanks End Reunion nf®»*h ** t^J®'^’"®^® ” ®®*‘'y * year ago Varela'’8 Held headquarters said his legaUons made taj the taformatlim be the choice, with the Japanese^ Insurgents had advanced twelve tropical dlstnrbano^of the season, m ®‘>*(°rial meeting Wife Of Famous- New York a sUght formatlqiiT 360 miles east on which the defendants wore ar« In Frcncb ^ Lick P''®^*cttag that In- njllea since their sudden,, relentless rested. Washington, July s .~ (a P) — of Jacksonville.' (OoQtinaed on Page -Two.) At GeWysbnrg; Heard Ad- diana voters would "not tolerate offensive..south of the'highway was A storm flareup between toe epe- ^ u th Aiperica and the British anyone in public office who will not Artist Asks For Delay In started Saturday. The wariiing^ said that toe dis- turbance waF^’movtng very tittle at clal prosecutor and Murray was ^m lnlM s. in the opeaion of the Thousands of government troops precipitated when Alcorn asserted State ^partment, should be the dress By The President (Oonttnued on Page Bight.) defending alraost-sucrounded post- present ana Increasing rather slow-; Hartford Legal Action. ly ta intensity. Will probably move that toe lawyer for the accused principal - havens for the oppressed FEAR FOR SAFETY tlon.s In the Ufllversaleo mountains should have ’’more regard for the J e w and other political refugees were In danger of being trapped. northrost or east northeastward court than to ask for toe privUege of. Germany and .Austria. ' Gettysbtirg. Pa., July 8 „_ f AP)— next Z4 hoim.” On toe extreme eastern flank, of - • • • of Izispecting Grand Jury recorda '^The transportation of the refu- B^und by comradeship, ' the strag- hrar- the 50-mlIe Castellon de la Plana HEADOFSCOVILL tag to have been held today In Pro- Attorney Angry ps, American officials also be- OF RIVER PARTY gling ranks of the Blue and the / .. front along the mediterranean 'BBS PERSECtTION Murray, visibly angry, retorted _ Should be financed In' largi Gray began theluaat retreat today application for ap- Vatican City, July 5,_(.%t>)— polntmrnt of a conservatir for Pres-' coast. Insurgents were reported to that the legal code . of ethics ex- ^ private orranixatiDna of the "'’’®*’® **‘®y locked In have stormed the,helghLi domlnat- The Vatican newspaper L’osserva- pected and required him to do all in “ “ tlons such as the Unlt- combat 75 years ago. ' ' v i l ,®"<=. Unll)cerl8S8^.:wkiri>»^ been' pozt.; *” 4-*<»>«« One. Yesteniajr ttrTTniraday a r ri: a .r m ;'a t ^ «taatal^hlghw4y-^l4’i»inro "ndrth-’o f i ------These ideas wUl be prehehted to p u re u e c^ d the Blue- the pursuer, Wife It request. Sagunto, . where toe Terad-Medlter- ‘*“®®" “ twworthy of twenty 1 shan’t desist from doing IL' W uternational Conference on they lefT together—in peace. They ” ®J'"l«ntarily entered the Neuro- ranean, and Castellon-Saguhtp high-1 **2,4*'^ of Christian .J^dllzation." . In arguing on a motion tostrllM r o ^ e e s convening tomorrow it* Fail To Pbt In Appear- v e pledged by their own words and Noted . In- fw^W aW c InsUti.te and- hospital ways jolro, aa ofie roadid to_, Valencia. I ?*® *!!r* 4»»«*»'«>Ytliri8t for- * toe-OrantT Jury report from toathe - Evian, Prance, on the c«ll qf Secre- the words of their Prosident to of the Hartford Retreat list month, 'The 'tvay for Insurgent ,Generai **''*''K ***4 ®™*K**^ toe paper sald; court records, Murray coiled it: Delegates of 33 rip etrnial p c^ e lii a natkm-united** " dnstriahsttu Passes Away ^ d commitment pftpera weca.'sl^hd' Miguel Aranda's-drlve-oh-Nules was j •* Ihevitahle that any time, wo — "A sinister, gesture to poison the nations will attempt to arrange a a pledge uttered in Uie . shadow of lajfr after examination by two Hart- opened by the capture, of ATtana'j •**®**4on the life of the gospels. 'minds of the public against the de- haven for the hundreds of thousands toe ilaming beacon atop Oak Hill ford doctors. village to the west. Artana I Xyro perish. Toward toe fendant in advice of the trial.” . of persons seeking new homes. that waa lighted Sunday. _ After A Brief Illness. Opposition is expected to develop trols a network of roads to the I *»ra®Rtes wo are not onl.v extreme- Ho also said the report had detje U. 8 .-ftepreseatative ^ e a ^ g vtatefs of the dmlnous _ Some of toe 2.000 veterans who at Thursday's hearing between his foothills of toe E.^padan mountains | sntl-ChristUn and antl-cliil, but .“Irreparable damage’’ to the ao- The United States wUl be repre- flood-tide Colorado nave been here os guests of— the wife, Moz^Ileclta Stapp. former about 30 miles*north of. Valencia. tabnmui." cused. sented by Myron C. Taylor, former . . , -- river were government for the 75to battle an- dancer, and his mother. M rs.'Hor- Inaurgent victories put them, In ' . * * w trte d today with apprehension Wat«^bu^, July 6— (AP) —Con- ence W. van Wyck. of Butler. N. J.,\ "These defendants have been con- , head of the United States Steel Cor- nlversary know t o ^ never will re- new poBlUons of great Importance’* I MARKCT. PBICTS OROF demned before toe trial," he as- poration. He is assisted by Robert by two government employes await- n ec^ u t lost ode of Its leading in- Who applied for appointment of a tag arrivri o f a six-member sclen- turn, 'trou g h one:, eventful week, along the ten-mlle front south of New Vork, July 5— (AP) —Trad- serted and said that they were Pell, disarmament expert o f the conservator of his estate' which la er* came back to Wall street today they rekindled, toe campflres of toeir Edward O. Goss, 72. pfesideilt of r®Puted to be worth $250,000. • the Teruel'Mediterranean route. "helpless and hamstrung,' and when ' -.^Stete Department, and George Ln ri?®,.*^*’®***^**" Green River iMmory, lived again toe days of ' After.,fierce fighting Monday in- from the Fourth of July holiday In Utah,-300 miles upstream. * toe ScovlO Manufacturing Ctom- The artist’s wife sued him last they are acquitted toe report slxiuld -Bran^, former chief o f the visa 61 to 65 when brother fought surgents eapturerf Aldehuela,. three a selllhg mood and toe Stock Mar- not rise to strike a man ft the (^hily the. belief that the nartv pany, a position his father held be- year for separation and $3,500 an- ket gave up a part of the wide gains tUvlsIofl'otUie State Department. * I brother,' neighbor - against lore him. nual alimony, but she. had appar- j miles from the highway, while In- face.’’ . - The Unltealj|inai: portion I^w of toe 2.000, fought at Get- wounded 30 at Gava, southern uninterrupted rise. a ration today as she (nade plans to Jury records. Murray argued that of the i^ugees. Secretai^FJluU’s -h»- full half-century, died o f a cere suburb of Barcelona. losses of. $1' to' 88 or more sup- the spirits of the two “ “ recall the . — • cerebral seek permission to visit her husband planted omali opening galna in rep- tke Jury procrodlnge-^vere not secret vltaUon to the other naUons specif- of Pickett’s charge or toe hemorrh^e .at bis home here yes- Who is a descendant of New York The two armies came to grips In because of toe report.-.;. icalJy stated that assistance was tor ot this northern Art- resentative sharM. The selling ' Stata outdoetbouvMout{ioet bouyCd. * b h ^ y Slaughter of the wheatfle'ld city’s first mayor, Robert van Wyck some of toe heaviest fighting of the Ho cited a recent deefaion by Su* be given within the framework of and toe peach orchard. But they are . _ ' Spellacy As Counsel war near La Puebla de Valverde ta spread to major commodities. .to apprehension of the Wlieat loot more than C cents perlor Court Judge Alfred C. Bald- existing immigration laws. heroes ..all, honored, aa President Sood health' Attorney Moses Sachs of New terrain devoid of roads. Tanks win In ths case W G. LcRoy Kemp, men—A. J. Hanson and F. A. Ander. York, counsel for Mozellecita. was bushel a$ Chicago, eotton about 75 Tbe'oomblhed ImmlgraUon quota Roosevelt put it on Sunday, “not remained ac- were useless and mules dragged the cento a'hale and rubber futnree half former state land agent in the Mer- for Germans and Austrians for the ^ Bureau Of tive m the SDmpany. — quoted as saying she will come here Insurgents’ heavy guns over granite Geological Survey staUon here— Mklng under which flag they fought a.cent a pound. ritt Parkway project, how under la- flscal yeir Just begw is only 27.87U. then thankful that they stand to- president of to oppose any possible effort of the rocks. dlctment on conspiracy ebargen, ”Vn_bf the fate of two ad- mother to be appointed conservator The number of refugee, hoping -to gether under one s«g now.” Manufacturors H. J. MURPHY. DEAD perinltUng Kemp to inspl^ the rec- leave has" been estimated as high as yenturera who tried to rid«f the Attoraey Thomaa j ; SpeUacy- o f frescherouB Rio Grande river o f - But Few Am Left New Haven, JulyJ5 — (AP) ords of a special Fairfield county 1,000,000. Hartford Is counsel for Van Wyck' TREASURY BALANCE New M ^ c o . Their' boat capsized. Their comrades, toe vast majofl mother. , • Hugh J. Murphy, assistant city Grand Jury insofar as they referred One problem 'before the commit- E. R. WakefleWrM 1,500,000 men whoTsprang clerklerk of New" Haven and an author- to him. FILUNO tee will be to^lnduce Germany to • MoZellecIta was quoted as saying Washington, July 6.— (A P )—The iMf u i. ______WBSi^o arms ta north and south ta 1861, ta New.York: "I still love Preroptt poalttan of toe Treasury on July 1 ity on municipal law, died suddenly Rreceden* EetabUebed Permit refugees to take their prop- at his home here today from a «md had been president of the Board and to^ only rcasoh I filed a suit for (first day of fiscal year): Murray asid the dedaiaa estahf ' erty with them In the form of for- separation waa that he waa drinking heart attack. He was 58 roars old. Ushed a precedent tor the laapae- ^dermen and a member of toe Receipts, $17,563.-457.83; expendi- so heavily. I don’t Intend to sue Murphy, a graduate of Tale Uni- tlon of Waterbury Grand Jnr* boards of works and of eduesUoh. tures. $135,223,377.13: net balance, versity and the Yale Law Bchoot. for divorce. I am stUl his wife Sod $2,287,596,564.99, including $1,699.- minutes. t*. . entered pubUe life in' 1911 when he He argued further that the rtat^i^ 658,937.33 working balance; cu^ was elected to the Board of Alder- toms receipta, 8916,055.18. MANCHBSTER EVENINO REEALD. tlA i^^W B R , c 6NN^ l ^ k )A Y , JU£y 5 , 1 ^ ' ;o herald; UANCHEsma:

EMEROKRTCIT pO O TO M Tbne-ing Upr Weiur iL Lydea ^jg-Llftfe Love \ FOSTER F A lA L Y B O ip MOITiJDRQ) w . -I. Wwto, . . . . . l.lStt! cjieetor W. S h teld s^ ^ ., 1:00 .50 LWaltet E. Schober Oommutoty Lunch V-., • • • • 1.00 BEAT FIREW ORKS SHQ' - jp ^ fo n , of the Ifenchcstsr RDM CORPS a s. John/Lentl' ;50 ^Falter M. Saunders . R o w tM Bt 'l t e m Its Lost L a p MedleaJ..,Assoclation who wtU.'be ..60! Dr. Austln-.Bavage'*- N , .W-fPwtlnnd the Florlet REUNION AND OIt IHO ■f1—R . ^O - C K ViLLE MeiMctlee Waddell .. .50 ; Elmer Rice C. W. Dotstsra avallable'siQr^^ emergency ckUs Keller’s Mi Mnu Lew n T. Jennejt VV-. 1.00/Mrs. Lila Dent «en tomorrow ar^r^.pr. C. C. Hlgglbs ^ ...... r--.... wm. Dickson AY Son (tel. 4648) and Dr. M,< £. Uor~ ,60 ; Frank Cheney. Jr, .50 Friend ------rt.L. tfOLIDATf^ ..c^iTlnain Waldner ^enntal Gathering JTB Held At ( '■ George Delaney , .50 ( Harold K. Bldwell Lydail-Foulds Paper-rtio. 2.00 larty^ (tel.. 5448.), RUNAWAY, J. jl » Lucaa^. , . ., Mrs-I.' iSprrihn? , - , . itfiojfi Waldner.Wi Home In lyapping; IfOQ; vtih 8 until '9 o'clock. Membera at years ago In Perry Mills, N. Y., she oif'tha Foster family. deacepdants In Sigh ts Great Barring- One Acch rttcted Wfiai-Rtng* attUHliliita’ ABOUTTOWN i f UvS* la Msficbester. for 3g*yearSi’ "d* "Wattasn; Poster, who gsraed: ih on tlM lot and aaaiated In the prepa<^ and bad made her heme with her Wappmg■ IB' the year 1820, waswuhsid flkht ranges ’bst Bond. Fail To Hold, Goes- Down after a ^ flr«^k$rs. played h^ball ontT ration the fireworks., Purchaee of dauj^er, Mra. John O. Olenney '.ntor Homestead, ton, Mass., Paraje . Grade And Crashes .Into Tree p L r th o S S i ^ ‘•‘•rate | b M l**t^ l. and dlned^on m o c o ^ dent^T^^ Ont Of the. fircw^uika- Was by public sub- Oene Boardman and his .Alt of 70 Blgejpw atreet. She also fpator Vtreet, Whppta^ The gath- \ S in cere April retreat before the : Bcrfptton thsthe Legion Fund aa- Cktllegians will be the stellar at- leaves another daughter, Mra. Max erlng/thls year waa attended by The Americans hod planned * An automobile accident at Rock*yille, July. 5--John 'K a m p ^ Aragon* offensive, offl- fclated by tho^’ManChester Evening traction at Lakeside .Daslho, South Wegner of Hartford Road; three about 70 descendants of-:wtmani the sol, 37, o f North Billerica, Mass., la parade through * nearby^town, but |m People Blats^pey. DUworth-Oornell Post’s bhim ^ 4 intorsecUon of Middle \turnplke, t^Ylo tk.*Ra ___ ... . t Herald. \ . ■ Coventry, Wednesday night This slatera, Mre. Harriette Hartenateln Foster. A program of sports was at the Rockville Q t y hospital as eld - the American unit', had i this was abandoned b ^ M w ’lMur-1 band haa the reputation of being held and rerreshnienU were served Bugls <5orps won first pris« y*6ulr< east, and Summit street at i'^o’clock!''p’clock East Center St. Jaiwned of Springfltld, Mrs. Harry^^owdlng' day at the Firemen's (^ v e p tlo n . the result, of an accident Sunday W e planes bad ^ n scouting and N one of the fastest In tbs East. , ^ throughout the day. yesterday afternoon sent e l ^ t of The complctldn^of the. East Center ' 'QfJtcickvlIIe, and Mra. A. J. Knight Crest 'Barrington,'- Me»-> for- an •Ytetjppn when the heavy truck 1; wlll^^what to ' ‘‘'■“ WlnK a few h o ^ a there, ■ of Chjl^riila; two 'brbthera, ^llny The annual fiasehan game - be- the* occupants, pf-th e two autc^o-' which he waa riding rushed di will Know What-to do, tbe.next time The .high .Cbmmanir fesi-Ml ma^;UsoTght^Mth In excen^ I consf^tlo" ** around proficiency, marching and bile# Involved/to the Manchestor ^rs. Anna Haupt of 119 Cooper and Haridapn ^ y o f Rockville; and tween the Fosters and the ‘‘an- the grade on 'Talcott avenue display of fireworks sponsored by | handling ^he heavy evening trance playing and was awarded the silver , MemorisI hospital and resulted liT streets-ad- HlU atreet. who underwent an op- nine grandchfldron. nexe#’*, members o f other families crashed Into a toee, when the bj ^ o n , Milton W olff of Brooklyn, • posltlona/lh reserve lines. ^ i the American Legion on the Old Oolf abtertng and leaving atraeta- ad- connected by marriage to tb m , loving cup fqr the contest About 30 the arrest of. Harry Cox, Sr., 48, of jacent to East Center atreet. Over eration last Wednesday at Manches- Mra. Waldner^vas a member of fafled to hold. , A— I ! The Americanlag, with only 45 Wta, attended by 'the largest crowd, waa won. this year by the FOiters, members o f the local corps motored 28 Rock road, Cold Springs, N-^ Y., ter Memorial. holfhltal, la reported thisthe Church Of ithe Nakacrae, of the Clarence C. Butler o f ^ Pearl rae American , youths, . bronzed atarsTwas, hilnff „ ea1de the Spamah ji iB the estimation of. police, ever to l.dlk) cars 'were parked on all 18-8. Oscar Phelps of'"Itortrord to Great Barrington and took part on a cl^ga of reckless driving. and hardened by outdooh life, grad- r - ^ * - - witness a stmtlar event. In Manches- Streets, north', and pouth of East well on the road to recovery. auiflUary to the th Unlted''''Sp|mlah Street, Cambridge, M aaeythe driv- Repuhltc’s flag, before battalion j was In charge of the program. in the annual parade. The -automobfles involved In the er, told toe police t h a t ^ waa driv- ually have acquired make-shift uni- ter. Polled .|n charge of the park> Center street and-on both sides of Hollywood hears rumdra o f a ' War^terans, And Sunset Coi eadquarlers, arid bulletin boards ’The Mlaaes Eva'M. and Korma J. Members of the family from all The Lakeville, Conn., Fire depart- accident were both badly damaged, ing west/pn Talcott Avenue when forms— khaki pants and shirts. M q»t Ing and traflSc'on East Center street East Center atreet, from-the Center Joan .'Grawford-Franchot. Tone DegreeDegreeNjf of PdeaPbeahontaa; • New England States, New Jer- ment, led by the local drum corps in displayed portraits of Washington I aatlmated that I'o.ltpo persona wdt- Johnabi\ of Johnson Terrace, Ann Her fUfferal wlU. Uke place and the ambulances of W. P. Quish the brakes tMled tt^old. The truck, of them wear sandals— SpMn to Porter.atreet. Cara, parkcftrlfl the marital rift, .but there is cer- «ey jtn/to 6:30. after which JUrieattorie^to elleight persons one seriously, one-w'ay traffic west. For a'time a Rudolph -Tleohert' N.* J.; secretary-treasurer, Dora It began "A Is for Agua (water), and thk_ minor injury frorn powder tion and Including a visit with Mr. ' 8. ' car operated by Harry Cox was be- man Arthur Francis investigated comes mpre /training/ Including traffic jam existed, af the Center Rudolph Telohert o f Old Say- Foster o f WApplrig and historian, the Accident. when fighting all day, a swallow of hums aad other causea related to nnrf Mrs. Helge Pearson In Lancas- ing driven west on Mlcldle turnpike, classes t o c u rr^ / ^ e jjta , with Ain- from the ov'erfiow from the .Colt lot. brook, &nn., aged 60, died yestar- Mrs. Howe Peck of New Britain. mpersol is reported to ite rest* this Is worth a raorito’e pay.” flrsworksVf six other persons. The ter, Pa. The party from Manches- • 22? - A par flrlven by ^ c e . AT CLEARA NCE Traffic was liandled hv Chief ' of | LA.- (I-ayrPi.omlng.-J.uly..4,.at tba..MAssa« g'.comtortably-at *■ the' hospitallull I / X S.00- JBjureiL .Includlbg ,thpM Involved. i n ter vlntted-tHe eolonlal ''CaiSltbr 'at chusetts General hospital, Bostbnr MRS; HANNAH^RANDON jRhler of 15 Meadow road, S^ncer, tSTa^hewbl^cc^^ treat- ™ lce KarmTcT xT-nofdbri anH‘'Bll r .Wtllinmsbuicg, Va.. Wilmington, ENOUGH RECORDS FOUND where he has a laceration of VVRerf Hilly Curti.s, knuwu.as Mass. He leaves his wife. Mar-* which was being driven south scalp and a shoulder Injury. EmW, Club wlIP ed at the Memorial hospital. ' local policemen. Delaware, and toured the historic Summit street. PR ICB0 Six ba.sebali; games pl^-ed" In the "world's handsomest mirlg- ga'rct O. Teichert, and two daugh- No Mishaps ^ Wednesday afternoon at/the HIlI*i I/' Accident battlefield at Gettysburg. On ths DIES llTslM SBj the car with Mr. Cox was Mrs. top lae In East HsrtfordTDurlng town over the hollilsy week end ami et.l' married Lois be. Fee, at-' TO SUPPLY EVIDENCE ters, Elsie and Dorothy; his moth- u a p n Police Captain Peter Dowg^wicz Fireworks Fund A t 4 o’clock ears driven by .Harry return trip they visited Wash'lng- A John Riley 2g Rock road. Cold aprings„'N. Y. either by fireworks or automobiles. Albert W. Harrison EXTRA n o a e Hospitalized for treatment ’^aa meeting at the church Thursday Teichert, all o f Manchester, Conn. Brandon, died this morning at the In the Elthler car was Berkley The members of tba*. police force members. The following committee will sue for divorce.^; Dilly (3 _ attorney should have no advantage BASE ISLANDS John A*. H o o d ...... a reault of the accident were; Mrs. afternoon at 2:30, for the purpose home of her s'on. Marks, 29 of 36 Capitol avenue, reported that there were more flre- la in charge of the arrangements, fccL 11.) Is playing Fn a. new ^ over the apcUsed., , , ...... ______The funeral will bo held Thursday Lewis VY,^Bskcns J Mary Oarrowi 33r of-,'18. Itlcheed RENDHINATION .Qf.jnaklng. plana .Jor. a., fall garden af terikjon at 1:00 x t hls home. Burr*; ( C o n ^ i ^ .from Page One) She was bora Nov.* 29; 1852, In ■ Hartford; —:*eharlotte Palauskas; 72 worlcs^^d salute# set off tots year Mr8....Mary.,Buma, chairman, Mrs.. all-midgef -film;'Lois TB’ reel, '4J~' .sale. On a pnotipn to Strike oiit certain Nellie HUnt, Mrs. Helen Vincent. William Hudson DJNIDEND mad. South Dartmouth, Mass., her xXpccializes as a Jady bouncer in al will be.,ln East cemetery hero at Cincinnati, Ohio, and after her mar- Chapman road. New Britain, and thanAast,* the sale being permlttro Albert E., Holman portion*; xif they Infortnatlon he again this year. Mrs. Mary poleman, Mrs. Evelyn •on, Walter, B. hrra. Alice Jeffers, 73, ' :00 p. m. Mr. Telphert was a na- avoiding a frontal assault oh "Han- riage Feb. 18, 1872 lived for many • Anna Palauskas, 21, of 160 Slater John S. Gordbn of the same Address,-and the driver's (Continued from Page One.) night club*. . Members of -the American J>- charged the language was inflam- KeenCy, Mrs. Gladys Cannon and tive of .Manchester bdt has not lived kow. years In Cellna, Ohio. Her hus- street, Manchester. ‘ C ity Court Om « '' . F. P, Hansen . .. ■on, Barry Cox, Jf., of Cold Sprtn glon auxiliary will meet tomorrow maWry. ' ‘ J Mrs. Peggy Rady. NOW here for several yelars.’ _ The logical route for a detour was band died Sept: 14, 1885, ahd~ahe The only member of both parttes A Session of the 'City Court,« of Archie Jarvis ../ A .. Vr’t., and Berkley Marks, 2 9 > f 36 Intend to remain so. and to do all 1 evening at 7 o'clock ,to go to the /''Alcorn In his defense on all the Rockville was held on Monday Yeung People's Night from Hukow across and around came tb Simsbury In 1912 to live /that did not go to the hospiteLfor Mrs. Elite Graham ., Capitol avenue, Hartford J^harlotte car to help him .". . home of Mrs. Cora Waldner, who motions mentioned particularly the morning for Stanley Bleleskl, 44, of Young People’s Night will be ob- 1111 She was' quoted as saying ’ she Miss Charlotte Faretto Lake Poyang to Nanphang, China's with her son. attention waa Harry’'Cox.^S^, who Albert Tedford ..'.... Palawakas of (Thapmanifoad, New LOCAL YOUTHS JAILED died last night. Owing to ths Tact reference of defense counsel to the She leaves her son; two grand- Stone street who was arrested on served at the next' meeting of the would devote every cent of. alimony. Miss Charlotte Peretto, daughter major air base, 100 miles south. remained at the scene o f the acci- Ellington Grange to be held Mrs. Ruth GOodall ... Britain, and Anna palawakas of 160 that many wUl des^e to attend her publicity given the whole Investiga- Of Miss Antoinette .Tjrrone c f Hart- Japanese aald today tbey bombed children, Robert Brandon H a ^ a of aunaaySunday afternoon by Patrolman orauge lo oe nem on Slater street, tpwh. If she gets it. to paying for a re- tion. dent and waited for tlte police. Alden Skinner. Bleleskl was toare” *venlng, June 13th at Mra. Margaret Fryer examination of her huaband hecauae, FOR MOLESTING GIRL funeral Thursdiy afternoon, the ford and the late Joseph Peretto, died Nanchong from the air and de- London, England, and. Mrs'. R obert' / Walter Garroi^ .6, waa kept at Roger Billings . . . ___ la addition to our low eieorond* A ll of the>-oeCupants of the two card party planned for that date ed with driving an automobile whlfe f"n^° h she said, 'T don't want Kim.rocked up He said the case had been given Monday night at the home of her stroyed 31 planes/' Kutang, on L. Baird of San Diego, Callf.,_chil- ' the hospital for Past Chiefs Onb Miss Edith E. E a to n ...... large Income under trust funds. It Is on complaint of a girl who told po- at Storrs, he Is now attending the town and in Pennsylvania. The first Japanese objective from and Mis. John GaSt of Cellna, and allghtr Injury to her forehead sus- liam J. Austin was held at her ■tone bruise on his righ,. eye In a fire- lice she. had been molested on newspapermen. They were entitled The PAst Chiefs of Damon Tem- Bernard Schubert ...... aald that Van Wyck feta very little R. O. T. ,C. training camp at Fort to It." The funeral will be held - at the Hukow was Kiuklang, 15 miles up two'brothers, Willlahi H. Dickmaut- tained when she was thrown against home, 55 Talcott avenue, this after-' cracker explosion; Alice Nevue, 21, Forbes street. East Hartford, Ed- the front o f her car. Harry Cox, Jr., noon, at two o’clock. Rey. Dr. ple, Pythian Sisters will meet this Howard J. Keith ...... of It because of various judgrments Devens, Maes. home of her grandparents, Thursday river. Japanese warships, which o f Midland, Mich., and Charles W. ^ Joseph Kean of 174 Maple street, powder burns ward W. Powers, 28, of 208 Char- Alcorn In discussing what -he 18, who had a bump on the head, evening, Tuesday, at the home of against him. cailM "the practical effects” of at 8:30 a.-m*., and be. James's church steapaed through six mine fields be- Dickman, of Cflina. . ' pastor of the John E. Johnson ...... on hands; James Campbell, 8. of 125 ter. Oak street and Thomas Botti- did not remain at the hospital, and Union Congregational church offi- Mrs. Charles Prelie of Progress JI- Mala street, powder brrtis on hands; Raymond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy's motion to inspect the at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St. tween Matowchen and Hukow, to- The funeral will be held Thui^ay> Harry F. Johnson ...... cello, 18, of 89 Spchccr street were James's cemetery. i at 3 p. nl. at th* home of hbr spm Mrs. Garrow, after being treated for ciated. Burial was In 'G rove Hill avenue. This is the regular month- Charles Rice, 5, of 104 Main street. Sydney M.acAIplne of Henry street, Grand Jury records said "where Is day were busy removing mtn|s from Howard E. Keyes ...... remanded to the county jail when the H ver and the mouth of Lake The Rev. E. Knox Mitchell, poMor a head Injury, left the hospital, al- cemetefy;-, ™*®CIng and all members are In- powder burns on hands; i Paul Lip. KENNEDY PLANS VISIT they failed to pay tinea of $100 and celebrated his 11th birthday Satur- (Enoah) Burgnaes, the man on- vited to attepd. ' Marcel P. Jobert ...... pens, 13. of _ 485 -- Hartford_ _ road, cut day afternoon by entertaining . a Mrs. Margaret Stiles Poyang to prepare for the Kiuklang of the First. Church of'Chrlstfuon- though against the advise of the on Sunday at Harold T K eatin g...... coats and $30 and costs, respective- leave ^ absence and half pay. They Mrs. Margaret -'•'(McCormick) advance. -• gregatlonal, Simsbury, will officiate hospital authorities. ^ _ the RockyUle City hospitol follow .Work ProgrcHHlng on nose by a can; Jharles Gilmore, group of hie schoolmates, boys and don't « v e iu3 an opportunity to In- J The work of laying the sanitary W. W. Harris ...... ' ly when they were found guilty yes- Stiles died at the home of her son, The Japanese have gone 70 miles assisted by the^ev. Fred Lorentzen, Miss Charlotte Palauskaa of New ing an Illness b f several months, 13, of 9 Hilliard street, cut on TO IRELAND THURSDAY terday In East Hartford police girls at the HollLster street school. spect Borgnaes but they want the Jfewer on South street is progress- Wm. Horowitz ...... William Stiles of 43 TbomaA street, up the Yangtze slnc« the fall of rector of st. James church, Winsted. Britain and Miss Anna Palauskaa | p e waa born in 1860 at Truro, Eng. right elbow. All of the injured by court. His aunt. Miss Sara MacAlplne who. Opportunity to inspect all we know ing most satisfactorily. To date Dr. Morris C. Fancher .... ffrecrackera were giver, anti tetanus Rockville, Sunday morning, after Anking three weeks ago, although Burial will the In Cellna after a o f Manchester, were shaken up but I.,on(1bn. July 5.—/AP)-^U nlted The two men Were arrested In tenches at the Lincoln school plan- about. Borgnaes." the men have laid 325 feet of 8 in-n Charles Tucker ...... Unoculatlpns. ' an illness of about a month. Her the majority of their fleet stfll tp service * at :;*the family homestead did not remain at the hospital. ^"12,®“ ^' S ’ " been a States Arabas.sador Joseph P. Kcn- Manchester late Sunday night aft‘'r ned a program of outdoor gamps Alcorn told the court that thus resident of Rockville tor over sixtv uie, with-the* trienches being dug to R* R y a n ...... J /’■ . Thought Boy Drowned funeral took place this* afternoon at below Matowchen, 95 miles do.wqi- there Friday at 4 p. m .. Double Trouble nedy who cheered, rltaln last night Fast Hartford police had caused and assisted Mrs. MacAlplne In a nine' foot depth in some places. Friend ...... Sunday afternoon it waa feared far^ the state had spent more thaii '2:30 at the Holmes Funeral parlors streara from Hukow, where Chiiibse While at the police station mak- 1935, Mr. .and with a message o^eupnomlc revival warrants to be 'Issued for the ar- .itrvlng the yOung folks. Raymond ®.®'®brated their Golden There are 26 men working on the Klein’s ' Market* for X time that a young boy had $40,000 to unearth, evidence and as- ' on Woodbrldge street, with Rev. established a protective boom of “LEMON A DAY” , • ing bift his report of the accident, Friend...... I: Stu dio Co uch es in America, prepared today for a rests. was^ remembered with numerous serted "now they say we want the Wedding ^ Iv e r s a r y . She was a Anthony Paonessa of drbwmed In the Globe Hollow, swim- -gifts. „ ' . George W. Stevenson of the Tal- sunken junks. ’ KEEPS DOCTOR A W A Y Mr. 'Cox, the driver of the autom'o- Middletown serving aa supervising Carlson & Co...... good will visit to Ireland. ' Police yesterday recovered from benefit of that expenditure.” member of thq Union Congregation- The same construction you would ming pool when attendants found, In cottvllle Congregational church of- An overland offensive around blie from New York state, sent a fireman. He U also supervising Clyde Beckwith . • dressing cubicle, the clothing of Kennedy, wljo returned-to Eng- the running board of a car. where It London.— (A P )— "A lemon a day’’ “ / the Ladles’ Aid so- get in a couch ^ w a a _ ■ .The Vacation church .school, con- He contended that the" Bridge- ficiating. Burial was In \ Mount Lake Poyang would permit Japan- measage tq flis home to arrange for ciety of the church. thp construction of the War Me- Joseph Sala '.*...... ’ Robert Persona, 6, of 117 Branford land yesterday from a abort visit had been left, a cornel and 'cnae, kept the* doctors away from Italy’s at $25.00 ducted by North Main street port Grand Jury proceedings and' Hope cemetery In tWat place. ese to attack* Nanchang from tho: a bond and while being held In the morlal on Fox Hill. Joseph Gold- Friend ...... [ to S | 9 o95 . street, Hartford. Life guards call- in- the 'United .States, told the- forgotten by A. J Gamer who tele- rear, while’ by crossing the lake they troops Ir the Ethiopian w'ar. Sir ,.ao 5® *®®Y®* ber husband, three $30.00. chiirches, opened for-its 12th season the proceedings here were .different Mrs. Stiles Iqaves another son, ^ llc e station waiting a reply con- Friend- * ...... ; ed police who Investigated and the Fourth^ ofyjiily Amcrtcon phoned local police from Rutland. could approach the city . from the Aldo Castellan!, Italian-born Harley <^®'''®a H. Leonard ” ’*‘ *®*'.2? city. Is the local fore- Society Vermont, of his lo.sa. Tlio ear waa this morning, under the supbrln- in that the Bridgeport Grand Jury David .Stiles of Newburgh, N. Y „ Frank Kwash ...... ' pool w as. searched. A short time dlhner-ln London: front. / ^ street specialist, disclosed. clprning the bondj .word caipe that- Vivian E. Dow of iTi^'i "'®®*' ^be pipe will be parked near, the State armory: ■ tendenry of Miss Elsie ’ Newcomb. filed indtetmenti while here the and three grandchildren.. She also aj sister of bis had died shortly be- Bristol and Mrs. George A. MilifWon laid in frqnt of the Ashland prop- Mrs. Martha Gnibe ...... afterwards relatives of the Persons ’'Our'country, I am happy to re- leaves two sisters, Mrs. Mary The water roti.te,- however, is ex- The dally .ration of one leihon per o f Mllllken . Joseph'Harrison of Hartford was The school Is open to' children from state proceeded on Information. Mre the message was received. His wl ®’'P**ted the'^men Fred H. L a v e y ...... boy claimed the clothing and ex- Ecker of Stonington and Mra. W il- tremely difficult, with narrow pas- man a day kept the Itallai) .army, ■ 1 port to/ypu,-is reviving from hCr arrested at 2 a. m. toda'y by Police- 5 to 14 regardless of church affili- A fter finishing the arguments on wife died a short time ago. cLMrea. ' ’ ‘*”'®® fAif !?®'^® ® depth of l i George Duncan ...... plained that the lad, who had been liam .Wilson of Mill street: one sages and numerous Islands,' some free from scurvy, he said. lit/ cconornlc difficulties, but only the man.Lucius. Thrnll at DepotAlquaio ation. and- pupils may "enroll any the Hayes' motions, the moUons. jMr. Cox is a veteran of the World MU# Clara F. Seidel feet to get-the right grade. Harry Vlttullo ...... vtslUng'relatlves in' towm cam*; brother, . William - McCormick of of them with heavy defenses. future course o f tlje world can de- where the accused man was plVki'd morning e.xcept Saturday. filed- by Coun.se!' for Leary were Ikr and communicated with his Miss a a ra F. Seidel, 71, died at Walter B. Kohls ...... borne in his bathing suit and forgot taken up. . this town, and several nieces and Difficult by Land, Too. .to claim his clothes.-' termine whether that revival will be up In a helpless condition and was Post to contact a bonding company * ^y® street on Sun- Friend ...... pv* / nephews. . By land from Kiuklang the Jap- JoMph Roma, 56, of WappUig em- of ■ permanent nature. charged with Intoxication. Vin- Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, V. F. In Uie- midst* of the arguments, fot him.—The■ post■ of which■ he Is a day afternoon following a long m. Guy Anderson ...... anese* would face an 80-mtle drive CURB QUOTATIONS ployed by Anthony Guzdunas of ."In the United States,' at any cent J. Shepard, 54, of Adam.i W., will hold a setback party to- Thomas F. McDonoqgh, counsel for mOmber got. in touch with Henry *"any years she operated Arthur' Anderson ...... that place, waa admitted to the hos- rate, the psyehologlcaL.,..elements street, according to the report, wa.s | mortqj- night at the V. F. W. homo Thomas. P. Kelly,, Hayes' secretary, along the railway to Nanchang; and Gene Board m an »h® rt®***®* Millinery shop, first in Paul Leuthoia ...... that route, too, presents severe ob- WHr, commander of Dllworth-Cor‘ pital, last night.. He cqmplatned oT' which held us ao strongly In their arrested at 611 -North Main atreet i at Alancheater Green. Prizes will announced that-he planned’ no im- FUNERALS And His nell Post of this place, and Mr. Weir By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS John H. Larrabee . , . .'v.! | Injuries, which he ea*d were sustain- depressing grip last winter are I at 10:30 a. m., Sunday, and charged i be awarded and refreshments mediate appeal to • the Supreme stacles with two mountain lakes and Hale store on Union street Am Gen ___ -x-...... \ 4 Louis . Laine ...... / Mrs.- R, M. Wqodhona« , _ numerous^ strearns t o ,c r o s s ,S e c r . arranged with Lawrence (Converse ^ra nk Kaiser ______” ” A Value Sensation-Custo m Built! ed-When, he was-struck, by-an Butor^ tending .to disappear.'; fwith - lnto.xication. by - .Policeman - served. .. The proceeds will be-used Court, o f Ktro.ES, In the quo-warranto A.LL SWING COLLEGIANS "-■"to 'furnish * the necessary bon'd folr —Pittafield, Mass: A rk 'N a t -Gas r-.,. . x.*; * ""'YT mobile Sunday/'' Upon examination Another speaker at the dinner i VValter Ca-ssells. \ I to buy cigarettes and' other items proceedings he instituted,- Largoiy'attended funeral ser^ces tldiia of £h'e railway itself also are ® daughter of Mr! Asd Gas and El A 11 tors. Alice T. Johnson were held yesterday afternoon at tom up. One of the Fastest All Swidng the appearartoe'of Mr. Cox in the E. R. Bertache ...... fe'i':..-4.v^t:g C-. Ordinarily,-yoli would pay a great deal more than hospital physicians determined that was Anthony Eden, former British' * :------V- — ' for the veterans at the Newington Instead, 5IcDonough told' the Town Court Wednesday night. Amn Superpow ...... 1 the Dougan Funeral home for Mra. Jfapimeae announced that tbopplng Bands*In the East! member o f the Rockville Methodist Blue Ridge ...... Clarence G. Kabrlck .. "“'® “ ®“R® quality and he had suffered a possible fracture ho.spital. All players will be wel- court, he would reply to Alcorn's Shortly after Mr. Converse had In addition you may clip the coupon and earn an answer. Nellie (Jones) Woodhouse, widow up operiittona were under way at rturch, Hope Chapter, 0 .e :'S. and Can Marc ...... 'Q. Krrtqjpe Of the vertebrae and had multiple I Amt?can“?oreSn'’’ p7 A ..50 ^ohn Limerick These Eden stressed the need of Anglo- | Mrs. Ferris E. Reynolds of North arguing a motion to quash!, asserted leaves one sister, Miss Ida Cits S v e ...... ' are extra heavy quality Mary’s Episcopal church Of Which, May ware entrenched, ...... LgjkeMde ___ bonding companyAame to to e poUce Rooy ty. Griswold ... rugs We know you will buy at this sacrlflce sale price ^ American, cooperation, declaring:! Main street received a telegram that because'Of wide-spread pub- Emma nieces,. Miss Do Pfd-TV;vv^;Tr!!;!r‘ seldom U“V ...... NOTED HERE BY KNOEA this morr^lng from her husband, to she waa, a member, officiated, and Suchbw fell to the Japanese May A Soatb Coventry court ready to provide a bond. Rockville, Mrs. El Bond and Sb . . . . John Dailey, Jr...... sold under pr^Tited by the Tillworth-Cornell ..(hat. "the faith of th08e\ , h r e d - I n ! licity given to the Grand Jury re- 19. -They drove westward from tho effect that his father. Rev. during the service Robert Gordon Later In the night friends came to Hill, N. J., Ford Ltd Arthur J. Galinat ... $30.00. Post, American I^egloft. tor the .pa3t, frrciiom shrmUl he robust enough to port, it would bo. impossible to ob- there toward the railway junction $24,95 .x"* sang "Safe In the Arms" of Jesus." Manchester from Cold Springs by Paul O. Ferris ...... several years sponsors^f the com-i vH-hstand any challenger." Reports Several Sales'^E.videnc- Jesse Reynolds ..of Brownstown, In- tain a jury In Connecticut which toester” ’ Harrison of Man- Nlag Hud pow . ! ! ! ! i : i ; ’ ‘ diana, Is no worse. ' The- elder and "BsauUful Isle of Somewhere.’* At Chengchow, hoping to turri south-* W e d nesd ay N ig h t automobile to assist Mr. Cox and Pltney-Bbwes...... Herman Pries ..x... r.. munity event. There Avaswas a large i ^hCennedy salii the United States- inff Continued Interest In "could give these men' a fair, im- ward on a comparatively easy number oT set piece.? of whlcli the Reynolds was stricken with a heart partial trial." The bearerA were Thomas Conn, members of his family and those in TTie funeral wiU be held on Wed- Segal Lock ...... :...... Michael Sheriden ... wariti-d Brit.iln'"t'o jicttie Its dtfflcul- ! Manche.ster .\.s Residential John McDowell, John Herron. Sam- route to Hankow, Floods of , the bis car; Mrs. Garrow remained In nesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m at James’ Beauty. Salon giant waterfalls, the multiple pih- attack...and his son hufrled to his "Our opportunity for a fair trial," ym G a s ,...... ;...... ::: ties qulekl.v and successfully." ) bedside Sunday. uel Wilson, Joseph Johnson and Jo- Yellow river forced the Japanese ■ Manchester last night to be near her Friend ...... ■ wheel sets, the Liberty Bell and -Area. ; said Peck, "has" been destroyed by to abandon this route. orP^°^d- Robert S*! Z o r e Uni L t and Pow A ...... lie pl.anned to leave for- Ireland i seph Blnks. Burial was in the East son and mother-in-law. *•’ ® lormer paa- Uts PoW and L t ...... Boland Oil Co...... bombardment,.• the Swinging /ISoy ■ Thtirsdav. ’ i the process Initiated by the superior I Evidences of ■ eonllnued real es- Mr, and Mr.s. Mareel Jobert and cemetery, the service at the g'rave Xr?h -R°®*'vl"e Methirfist Ernest Kritzmacker i and the paraehiFte bomb,' c.Hrrving ^ court;’’ -, * . N®w York City’s board of edu* S. Benton ...... ; I tate activity In Manchester and son' Philip have returned from a being In charge of the Daughters church wlU omclate. Burial will be O. Henry, best knowni* for his to earth an American flag, were' In many state.s the will of an-un- ' Asks for 3UnutM ' cation recently adopted a six-year in Grove Hill cemetery. the gerterai popularity of thl.s towm trip to Getty.sburg, Pa., where they of Liberty. Ladles Orange Loyal In- stories of New^ York, was bom In Cornelius R. Foley .. - ouwtandlng' / .- married woman l.s deemed, revoked attended the 75th anniversary re- Peck also argued on other mo- stitutt'Dn, No. 125, of which she wa# building program providing for 227 YALE LIBRARY GIYEN Outing Wednesday - Samuel Brown ...... The Legion and Its Auxlll.ary pro- i by her .sulisequent .m.arrlage. aa a residential mecca for out of new elementary, schools at a coat bf North Carolina, and spent his early town persons waa noted today in a union of the Civil War veterans. tions calling for expunging of cer- a member. - MaNc'Meevea___ The annual outing o f the Rock- John W. H o ld e n ...... $233,436,954... life In the south arid southwest. Ralph Jones It.st of transactions by the 'Arthur tain parts of the Information and TODAY AND WED./ IRYING MANUSCRIPTS A. Knofla .A-genc.v. A special missionary service will asking to ln.spect the Grand Jury .Mrs.. Mattie PhllUpr*. minutes. . Mr, Knofla reported that he has , -The funeral of Mrs. Mattie Car- sold for George Forbes a six room.! special V\h.en , the court 'recessed Tor ter Phillips, wife of Edward B. Phil- Ku IVancis Collection Contains 40 r Items Cape Cod atyle>-'8thgle cottage onif Warren Jones luncheon, it was held likely that all' lips of 184 Blue Hills avenue, Hart- TODAY AND WED. Folev atreet-to Gert .S. and H c lg a i *«<=retary o f the pending motions would have beeti terd, was held yeate^rday s^lternopn On American Aathof; Get at—Y o'clock at the7Jokason-Morrl- Richelieu Works. ('X' Anderson-o'f Durkin street.' . I cenomlnation-, who spent Borne time .disposed of In'fhe afternoon aessiofa. THE NEW iM O B r i e n Tomorrow N ight He al.so reports that he has sol.1 in mlssion-Work in Central Amerl-' Principal motions heard during soa Funeral Home on Blue . Hills ca and Korea. The general public avenue.^ She was buried In 3pring New Haven, July? 5.—(AP) for Frank Cheney, Jr.; Paul Chenc.v the morning, numbering more than Hflilriiod U made will be welcome to attend. Grove cemetery. Besides her hua- ^resident Charles Scimour an- THURSDAY - FRIDAY .AX'.) SATURDAY NIGHTS and Frank,'Farley the two family 50, demanding the expunging of the C I R C L E ,np; but Aer'a Is house and' large lot on Mt. Nefio jury report, the right to inspect the band Mrs. Phillips Is survived by nced today the acquisition by I T ’S N E W ! ^ ; ; . I T ’S D I F F E R E N T ! C o lo n ial Beds Miss Edna Fradin who recently one sister, Mrs. Frank Whitin, of subject to cbiuige I avenue to "Louis Cornet, w-ho has jury minutes, to quash, for bills-of Tale University ■ library ot 40, Several quality beds including completed her junior year at Mount Hartford. She had many relatives SUPER GIANT : occupied one of the tenements for particulars and to strike out parts without notice I relating to Washington Irv- lovely pineapple top posters, ma- Holyoke college, ha.s-left for Camp and friends here. ____ •__ many years. of the state's Information. ,, S H O W N I G H T ^ /■and a coHectlon o f 1250 volumes b o g ^ y or maple. Values -Up to ; S t . J a m e s C h u r c h Pembroke,' Mass., where she will be ],-„ David-. iYamoek, and ,jjls ,ds(iigl)t>L'- *aaiMJm.t;^;vAptiyHhsali. •dteecusr/i-. ha.. Alcqrn. .argued thaL the. hloUona „ A : ‘ Vfry p^u^ulony Jf*w' :lbic{rad, ^dPohe, during bia toug; Incum 'Chaira .aad a long couch hntir Wftich be tH etu to bavo a}way« ro; '&f the position oY Labor Golhmla' jJIace vWto tb rte toga, in it never are lighted so far'^aa L MONOPOLY STDDY^ _IJ«€[.,serg^nt, is dowtf .again [oner, has mads himiketCvMliiMHth this y»amCand as'lfveiy' son Francis Mrs. Jos- (;attl«d no probtemo at |U^ co.uld tell. The ptacd^ta sir National tSitard epn-Hutchtas-,anI.Cpcxt doop K ,SRMt Sunday at the cbttaiwtof ruivniERK wimtttQ B y UK. KKANh'Y and Art puY to,iise-. on ghat^'Saturday, ' water. power at PanM^Wquoddy. brtMvIhe IMioruBloba—lind nof.lJy IS a'metal seal saying "NOtONDERWAY -al; night. anT:^l»r Oscar EttckaonTtxeprh- mstisaso sj Ttos' ' . i ^ Governors^ Federal ^Ateaerve OdeattMa Mt regard (o Health atta.utei We u ? s ^ nw . jpccruits tn..^K seem to I pRiNTura COMP ANT, iNtt' he appeared to be ^atly the 'amltMlv^d-srpIliHK. - method At the .mdrios "’'flimday ^ ^ k e the camp p n tty well: so fir. SKIPFRWI tent^ y \y^ '*'y* . w ill ha aaswered t>y Ur Moiioy who usne iOlght, U atMell •treat Intereated &i the indiutriiU problems eitbepc'^hUa greatestA tren^^ lies in ‘^•^whfi'^was shown.-' ><' Prlvite^TagSar^ ha# ta^n . kept laughtor. Ubaebeetaiter. Conn. ^wayriwr. ^ By O TORGE BOBi^ ‘current hits on Broadway la tnaight , ha'addteoaad la .oart of this paper. (Cn- ByDANNtflaEA Lebm Ji^'llglted Mr. Wll- ___ rBROOaON' fact that ha haa '. strdetsded PriyatA^to Sherwood woieSqu^in b i^ in the First Sertaant's tent,,. ^ the jDeti^I states—includ|nff Deera Wiman, proprietor^ of the ••ampad, ealt-addreesed eavefope. Niantic, JUlyh-i^Manehester’s Na* (Sura.JifriA., July 5.—(AR) ^Gtiartemcn attended church-ser- Uams daughter.'M rtSdyimam Wolff Two Mtti Ati Rccsptii Oenerel MataMter coBVlncl(ig,a. great many- pbi^e, of piafches ooiLTWa have ' New York, July S.—Opera over nluoical success, "1 Married an An- ;Coiigrm May lute to Cong Uonal Guardsman' are settled .and tjme to get bank ;before.,J1 ipB [!^ fci; ... X' ^ ‘'uly^ikd-^anvBS shoes And on Monday; . : Vaandad Oaiabar 1, 11(1 thOqe-of Ms own New York. Private Ered'Waldo^dcsn't think Vyhile Im spiight his wife to tafofm socks. My: feeT'woix*. beginning vices Sunday -momlhg, ..Cath'o-' East Hartford; Ao A n heAn in the iopra'^aeVeral' times the water and under the atOra again gel,''. 'w d the - comedy-drama jhlt, ™*tog^rgo In their new home for • 'Mr[7air[i: Mrs. Waldo Mlncr'aiUer.. In fai^. In bta outlook o n jlj^^ - employers as well as' employes, JbjA neyegf his safety^-A. S, Hunt de? '-‘My legs weiAbcidsed and lies attended', the-'Roman datiiollc .aidered Hannlesa. , Ipres .tatia o Y thousands of.;devoteea .''Qid-.BoiTowcd Tinag.'' .They, .hays, weeks, Camn- Cross, bO9n0^ ^ -* '7 chuitdr-itov: httontih' -and- PwlSwtant trikted, .tbeiYscia.-In'law ,snd;< i^^|,u iipid’’!J ’Ifbllda7a''‘kBraraif''at i>on' Mr rTtodSeVeltf"' hiaflldrn«88-!and-hm-slTmmPfbfram«. and ^ n t the remainder of the-day ^ a ln , - He IS' the;' son-of. Lieutenant distinction of being the corporkl-of- bert Adams,-all of Southington, on (AP)2iOr., (Tharlca T. LoM oinwad* ySimflCHIPTION lU T E t ly bad blind s p o ts f^ d It an. happens snltchcd/s paclc-eg^atches, fo» a Before undertakingjtreatment foY to setting up the camp. The floor WiMley Rogersoitt, Third Battalion pertatendeittsojf tha start triUalte MTlmr Mftll ...... ssHSis.eM.## his sometimes extremely dlffieuft souvenir.'. TTieK since tlfey Art at keeps a coins of auditors at work deafneM of the cgtafrhal type it la '■ examined, ..before at- the .cleanest btoking squad tent amT ;3unda.v, , - P' thst they art very,Wf blind spots, least 100 >afds frohi tha specta- tabulating the weekly takes. kind of treatment, poarda were Installed and the tents Adjutant, and the^ungater is ten M r-and Mrs, F. O. Bodwell of -ichooi. said todhiLtbat two « fS 5 ^ MoMll 9^ ItofI .r**«*M*09•*ot with ^reat populations whicb con< tors, look puppet-fir>ed.\JUld yet . Not that Mr. Wiman needs the tested* how ttiLi<%.^of a g from Kldney.y Srton.^ly times more lively thari'he wa*-Thcy mander taspeefed them Saturday HartforUj-^nd Mr. rind Mrs. O. B. from tbo • (M# T#iif •• S « S s’a aiSTW* a 99.^ ; -Tone sj^peara ''to b ^ e s ^ rd e d as with a , “this/wray,’’-’plea8e?*''v3Ve mdnay. Nor did he need his Broad which, the bunks and squad boxes sure, are raising the devil down here aftprfiooH, . institution tor mental' tefecUno tribute. A great deal rhqre ~ townrt thought wo.-Wdiild be allowed t e the. words and' miiMe..^ that cross loss baa---tiCcurred. Some phygl* wants to know^ grees may have to choose between— were lin^ up, Saturday night was VurIin«irie"®Y?Yonkcrs^ New YorJe, KIEKBail o r THB ASaOdlATCO dcflhlteTy a New Dealer; at least he tea., water come through^x with way proceeds in the first place. Clans are equipped to make solPm t'*Ts bleeding from the-Udney alwaye .With that reporter from NowsBrit- ^ a t c Alfred (Trane cduldn’t wait were callers on Monday at the home ^ y ln g for the New' DeaKa expert take, the nekt 10 st»s to oqr goal found In chronic kidneys trouble 7' or w-eid together—two 2S-year old Spent..tor the . most part in a tour" aln. It-brings. back memorlea of'tbe the cascading str'eam S. ' ■ PRCSS Ip Bow'ssic^ the ■■"adfiilnlalra- without cnmpany.^hut that Was a ilkf^yrc An Ingenious loud .... For_.Whnan. is a scion-of the tlflc testa of tne hearing '"fK®" "‘"PPed^nd hit toe bushes wit* to gSt to town Saturday night, at-i of Airs/ Julie Little, ha Asaaalatsd i ^ a a ta aiieTdsl*aIr mentation than the grtln-beJi^eat system .caines the , voices and' In* Deere family Biat mahufactufes - Answer: Acute congeatfdiMif the antl-tr^ proem s when It ends pf -Nlohtic and vicinity looking foJ* time when' Tom ‘Stowe o f ThS' toe Black long paddle until they cf tending supper with his dress shirt, The, superintendent sold he hadl^^ t a . the aM qt rapubdraatlonr ton'a plcl4 a s an opponent of Loneiv mistake.. Guard Number Two pro- a special machine whlch^A^ upon the current study of monopoly. , , changes since last year’s encampv Mrs. May' Lyman Smith,y"and that heretofore haa commanded eo, Stnimentai^ music across, the, Bay, agricultural implomenti—S'■ vast a principle similar tp that of the kidney may be accompanied " by Herald went into, the river, bunk aZy'^A tonru' a white pftii* of shofR,. and the rent Theordore Lyman of Plriinvllle been totifled by East Hartford po^/ ' a t tUKnaws dtapateliaB omdlfad la It gan. JBttt'if he is to be thus claskl- duced; a- Negro at'te'ndant who blMdlng or hematuria. The dis- OnS would require F ^ e ra l JlceriSes ment. One of the.^major things and sJl. 5 ^ e n ditchrl^*rs reported i^^etag - K ail akund lice that the two men hod beS ar ae(\ atberwlaa eradffad In thia much of. the Presidential thoiigbt showed us to the doorway, down high a.bove the roar of' the. sijrf y - million dollar enterprise phonograph/ la my private prac- is the new feifce jvhlch encircles the in uniform . . . arid his sergenat spent the Fourth at the home of '^wapar Mad also tba'teeal news oak- fletThe doesn't'seem to be the kind Without the distortions-that often could have stepped tntoi that tise, Buch^estajirtluch ti ^ven all of the charge of urine containing blood trade, to interstate commerce. There are Riree radios bn K street the opposite "I built a fire abouYniidnlirhi i'n,i was plenty-burned up, '^ ” tlTelr mother,, Mrs. Sarah Lyman pIcked -up lean than six. hours StS the South in which he.has dev^p* , marble lined hbllway behind may be due to a bladder condition; entire camp.^ " Even Pine Grove side of the-river after the crash, Mrs. slept near it a^ctapl^f houro*^ they fled from a dormitory on th r' iiassft tjetelBi of\a New Dealer that .even, fairly Which was our man. \ ; emanate from an'' amplifier. Be- r business. Instead, he came,to thetime antrin many instancesT find ut T condition; .This Would supplement anti-trust this year. '■/ Mr. and Mrs'. Kenneth Tripp of > All ^B bte bt rapiibllcatlona at ed so sudden and profound an >ntei<^ Variations of the idea were cannot bsTeactaed unless the guarte from Denver and , I started out a«In. About 2 ri m grounds of the school / -Spaalal dnoM ^as harain ara alae ra> consSpyative. Democrats would be Inside was a toll blonde secre- tween acts, garlanded gondolas float Rialto and took his theatrical risks. there haa oficufr^ a partial loss of ‘“.«cute pass through a gate which Is locked Bob Turcott of tha Howitzers waS engiged guldeS'tp aid in the search,: PoamS to th^"toeep camn ” Hartford called on Monday at the eat. , , by litxa Venetian interlude, fire- Then- He had his first success and hehrlhg 'without the patient, being kidney congestion thtm in chronic Championed:-by President Taft and State police "arid authorities In tary and we heaved a sigh of re- congestion or inflammation. Jute- at' "taps" each night, which only a recent visitor.at your correspond- .Hunt turned up1n a northern New I HunL-ifu^rlnt^ndent of teleriranb \; home of Miss Harie Field. afraid and it la difficult to think lief. She didn't seem upset at our works litlase into the skies add .wa- one led to.another as the years pro- aw art of it, a s 'th is loM may take sucktodustriallsts as mbert-H. G ary ent’s tent, ana states that cvery- the home cities of the other patients feerrihe kllant of N. n. A. Sair* Grant that all the wisdhm in the Ing from your letUg, this symptom as far back's# 1910. makes it harder for those lato Mex CO sheepcamp yesterday but hfs ifiir UrtTDenver ahd Rio GraSllfraV^ COLUMBLi Mr. and Mrs. Erne-st Collins and were notified of- the break, Dr. La of any. Connecticut Democrat likely experienceS/.She never seepis. up- ter ballet# are cleverly executed''^ gressed. " place so gradually that the patient has repeated itself asvsr^ arrivals. thtagf Is going O.K. This Is Bob’s son, Wesley, of Wethersfield called nation, U concentrated on an snaly* eet, In facYla Just as Imperturbable a troupe of. aquatic Ainna PMvlo'waa.' -.. Today he ia'the leading Impro* doss not realize he is. not hearing as The Other vYould create "a new Moure 'said; and a searcblmr nortv to appeal mdrf strongly to all labor and I therefore suggest that the Guard Mpont. fltsjt year at Niantic. ? With nor-community cdehrallon Monday at the home of Mr. Collin’s was sent out over the' grounds ej''* Kamkar Anarleak Naarapapar Pab- •sl.s of the pmblenfa and needs of the aa the whole federal reserve sys- For the main show, the eeason s^o In the show world, And'be acutely as formerly. In .This way,, commisslon.'pr^ 'endOw. , a n e x i s t i n g _____Sunday was, a day of leisure Sof Private Woodrow Mcfiann of K Sister, Miss Myrtle Collins. Makars Assoalattoe elements In hls'Owrn party. many casez of approachln^deafness wisest thing to do is to consult In Columbia for the Fourth of July the school and nearby arete various se^jUdns of the country, tem. at Jones Beach waa, started with still reaps a harvest from the' fam- your physician. one, with power to police the opera- the Guards. However, v-v.«i«nyCompany rvK did a good Job as bugler of the the holiday was observed for- the To' Improve Roods. PaMlabars Raprata'atatlTsa: Tha If anjmne acbeptahle to the The strange part .of it Is that the operetta entitled. 'Three Waltx- ily ploUghsbarea - ' are uncovered iMfore complete loss uons of business outside home state put on an impressive Quanl Mount . Dr. La Moure said the pattenta. - mlghtJ;)ff'']ong in cjorrecUy apprals- (Yeast.) , / guard Sunday and Monday. dated Press a sudden . wal4 o,w*>u i >iiruuvn me . moni- r*____ *most part by family patties and As a result of -action taken at aU men ranging In age from 30 to tollaa Hatbawa SpaoJal Asaner—Naar Roosevelt admlnlstrattpn can l)eat When you grt into the place you es," all the .musle^of which has been takes place. ' f- ' , . V boundaries. In different degrees;' Sundajr—afternpon, as . they were About the only thing you could .jTork, Cbleaso. Oatrott and Boaton. ln^,Hiem and longer still In finding The earlier the treatm ent'"is Question; 8. H. inquires; '^Wtlleh ^ " ’I^*'dltchride" ; AlbiiqUcrque. N. M. ’ “ week-ends at the ahore. At Colum- a special town meeting, the select- 37 years, had escapte inm the Lonergan oiil of ri^norntnatlon the ran’t even cSsh a check. There drawn from the portfolios of the Vlotoria* Vlgnatt#.^' contains .more vitamin Bl—^e d this was the kind of a remedy that launched on.,their 24 hour tour of hear about the camp last night was bla LakF toe Lake Association men sire now officially authqrlzed OF, ^mpa.tlble solutions. Grant that Isn't a dime of bank monSy In the Marc Connelly reports that. his started the better; but do not give President Theodore Roosevelt and I suard dutyf-^ K'a Guard Mount was dormitory during the temporary oh- • iSS A0DIT young L n ^ r Commission^/, w’ould •Tohann S trauues, pere et flls, and brewers, ywet or ordinary yeaatt<’[ fireworks. Company I of New Brit- swung Into,its summer activities to apply for a State aid grant plus sence of a jgurird. How tha ITIONA any President might have been — building. ’^he later .Strauss whoCe name was Victorian play with music, 'Two iip hope even If deafness haa been Answer: Dried brewers yeast. It Andrew Om egle talked about. the Jlrst one, in the -camp this year. ain has offered to buy the bugle a PWA grant from the government seem to be the moat likely'-to present for a long time in your own pull him back on program with , .sailboat races on was effected was not dofinltoly ' Tha Rarald' Prlntlns CemeA^ Ine, that many of them have been— 'tjscar. Bouquets^ is catching on aiiid ao it is a))out 16 times as pdtent in this Congress thought about giving The guard detail was commanded tod radios of K company, so they Hunt related. “When he Sunday and Monday. Leading a fleet paid through, the state. the total . sssB«as..,no.- ansoclsl.Ta^nrJtjljHjr, achieve that end.’ ■Whether'he in6t|I» •• units, the Howitzer participated, but cis, is making up for both of them Privates Crane and Waldo ated,*' garage on Furnace avenue the local mllls'and retired about 30 (Gluten Brcnd). In pep and vigor. . Clifford Janlcke Is busy home ta Columbia on the Hebron the schools during the past few these heeds and problems in a^. exiWhditurg tif federal money in nr tery'-of God will cliog, even though used with good results la called He, wanted a Federal corporation Company K executed their tour haven't been feeling so well, but road. years rind they would like to see and later on River street. years ago. Besides pis daughters “Finger .Rurgery.” The doctor who Question: Mary M. wants to commission to supervise the. Issu- Letters are starting to come in they are expected to he in top loading privates up with tent pegs form readOy. available not only to*^ oundfne city of Hartford was the. conception of Go«l may change. AtKuit 40 boys attended the"”or- know: "Does glutton brehd have of gu^ard duty during that period, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams him continue-as-supervisor for this the members of Congress but to E ast center st r eet he leave.s three gi-.-indchlldren. Rog- originated ■ this treatment and gave **’,‘^**-°^ stocks and bonds, with rigid thereby not taking part in the cere- from Manchester residents, and the shape In a day or two. them OR " '^“tching them carry Every child should be given his ganization meeting of the Junior er, Charles and Pauline Moore of much starch In It? In what kind of Montclair, New Jersey,. arrivM district. the pubtio generaliy. Imtnh^ki and-unr-Conomlc becauss It it.,this n^me claims to secure good nnes of organization, and procedure monies. ,,A 48 ^ n salute was Guards sure appreciate them. A certain Manchester girl has a Richard Arnolfl, J r , of Hartford, The great throng of automobile Araa part of the Immoral chance to . deyelop’ this rellgioiia Safety Patrol, sponsored by the Stafford Springs." of diet It is used?” - letter cnroiije from Private Carl Kearns , Is now loadrid Friday to spend tlic summer at COAL , Attention has recently been fo- and iin- sense, according to the family faith. rekilts in freeing- the Eustachian Answer: This la a Special kind laid down for'Federal corporations. given from a cannon to celebrate Movies are being shown in camp thcli;, home on Columbia Green who WAS- recently graduated from carrying several thousand persons Strazza Post, American Legion held tubes of clogging mucus and at the Independence Day. ’ every night. Swan.son . . . and It i.s written In with p y s (the sergeant broke up COKE cused particularly upfin the South lotis ecnhomlc'adventures -e of the federal Start him to Sunday school, or in the Warren' Memorial hall. Pre- of bread In. which the starch con- He thought the commission should Their daughter Muriel of Hartford Kelly Field, Texas, and commis- same time In bringing about a bet- Corporal William Frozl'er is baf- green Ink. '/ the hnl! ^" ui® he's worried that In connection, with the Wnfees from points we.st'of Main sjrtet to govern mcn\ Churqh schwil, as it is mojtly,called liminary instructlon.s were. given tent Is very low; It is used in the have about the digihity And power of i Today, real work commenced.------— The- .•>- the band1 will fcpmmence playing the spent the weekend with them here. sioned a lieutenant In the U. 8. ^tJBLOILS ter nerve and blood supply to the the Interstate Commerce Commla-' members of the 169th Infantry fled at the thought that the Officer Private Ernie Squatrlto has turn, armyi Is spending a few days at the and Hoiirs bill, and 1 should like the Amerlean Legion's t^niidid fire- We could (mder'stand niir lu'-igh- now. Give him the enpoiiragement uniler the supervision of Sergt. Har- WAP P I NG diet of diabetic.". Gluten la a type Sion. v-ommia , ed "father" since his arrival at the Mm® ®P""Kled Banner as It ls*hear The Rev. aause Olandt of Pit- BUILDING SUPPLIKS the National iSmergency d^;ouncll he needs. / its J. Hulburt of the State Police r- • parts treated. of protein found in wheat and this of the Day la allowed but at night. man. New Jersey, is spending a home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Isham. works displa:^ at th^lM d Golf I» t bor's attitiiile , more 'cosily if if I have used a similar method in Sergeant George Benny, sergeant camp. Recently a yopng boy was Ume for retreat. If this happened MASONS’ SUPPLIES to undertake thr preparation of ill\a Chat\vft barrarka here. Post Commander Mr. and Mrs.'Edgar J. Stoughton substance in dough gives It an elas- . A somewhat similar proposal was morning. The hanging around the camp, and our Ernie would be forced to drop the three weeks vacation In Columbia such k statement of the problems last evening,^ deprdnstrated, on its woiild Just oncV give eiUtorlal Inti- and - daughter. Miss Eleanor my practice and find it secures tic, tough, character, made to the last (Congress by Sena- Howitzer coraptoy spent the biorn- of the Guard, has been spending a FOUND DEAD ON STEAMER. CEMENT AND Tlils ls only ^ r . If, in later life, George Lester, Elrlc'Ramaeyt chair- good results- In many cases, being of at Stone’s Ranch on companv lot of time with his IDR lately..,. good-hearted private treated him to Pf5«-,^h®re he is and salute.^h*^ at the home of Mr. William Bertsch. ^ 1 and needs of the a^uth. In .pte* homew'ard wpy, the complete neces- mation that posshdy there might be ho follows Ihrmigh with Independ- man of the organization committee. Stoughton, have gone to their cot- (D-Wyo) and Borah a steak dlnnei;, ^ pick them up an over again Rev. Mr. Olandt is a former resident PLASTER value in restoring either ail of the (R-Idaho), members of the monop- training and direct firing. -Com- Sergeant! Herbert Kearns 1s flash- some fun. ■ • . Boston, July 8.—(AP) —An u; paring thia statement I suggest sity of epttollshing one-way traffic ent Ideas qf-'hls own, selecting and Past Commander Harold W. .Bruce tage near -Boothbay, Maine, where Ptoy field training was held by all Here’s .hoping some of these in Columbia. FLUE u d DRAINAGE that you call freely uppn the va- something like anNexej^i.se for great and Fred Roytse. Motor Vehicle In- they expect to spend the Summer. bearing which has been lost or in ®jy loYesUgatlng committee. Their ing around a flashy holder for clg- ideriti'fied m an. was found shot on tho-two divisions of East Center discarding'" the values of early restoring part of it,, but It has been toe rifle companies In toe regiment artttes this y^/p. Sergeant Kearns Guards get engaged soon- so this Young Walter Horton, son of-the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lyman T1L£ rious • government ' departments federal expenditures\s a niean.s“ of creedSM^hls l.s his privilege. But it spector Levine Hewlett of the state Miss Katherine Dlmlow of Rye bill would require the Federal Trade correspondent won't have to stand tod daughters,'Carol and Jape, and death in a stateroom on the sti and administrative agencies for street my experience, that In order to se- Overnight News The non-commissioned officers In- wlll receive his ten-year service ship New York of the EaStem NORFOLK P A ^ T providing employrhentXpf labor up- Is vyrong" lo dry up the fountain of motor yehi'cle department gave an street Is convalescing at her home cure permanent improvement, the commission to deny licenses to cor- cluding the sergeants and the cor- medai this Sunday, Governor's Day. all this razzing for the rest of the Miss Eva Collins spent the week- htformation as to matters with- The number of automobiles Illustrated talk on safety. after three weeks illness ctf strep- poiwOons which It held violated camp, Steamship IJne when the /vessel HARDWARE on Importaint useful anil asset-cre- hlk splru nt the source, I, for one, patient, must ,use the fasting and porals held a school between 1-18 Haven't .seen Bruno Mazzoli end at Groton Long Point. docked here today. The steamer j srhich they are especially ji-6. ‘ crowded Into tha Golf Lot and park- believe. Many parents wlia have Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gilbert have fococcuB infection of the th ro at Of Connecticut Mtl-tmat laws. Sergeant Dickson has his supply Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hutchins and qn^t^, and also that re- ating public-works .provj^iled the of Stafford Hollotfr h ave'Just re- dieting treatm ent aa well. ..P- BatUIlon around yet this year. left New York last evenipj^. 2 Main Street TeL 5125 ed on every street within a quarter settled the matter of God to their The report of the State/ Depart- When local treatments bring tem- By ASSOCIATED PRESS ^ Roosevelt's Views consisting of Companies A, B, C Private William Apel nearly had tent all equipped and the privates STOP HAY FEVER quMK the aaslstance of S^them- New Dealwould .quit'p.aving limit- own satisfaction, negatively, still turned from a 650-m'Ile motor trip' ment of Health for June .,25 noted TOeodore Roosevelt once sum- tod p parade this afternoon . com- are sure getting service. of a mile was larger than ever be- through the Ncw'England states. porary relief, this la a very hopeful some gum on the end of his nose ers,••y— Well known forlui’ t>elrUie' 'Interest less sipna for the promoiloi. of hgrt- feel that it is only right to' give only two ca.ses.of whoopiiig cough sign and the , patient should perse- marized his vlewrz. on the monopoly mencing at 4:80. Tomorrow the recently? When be decided to chew Private Samuel Kotsch has been hl'lthe'gouthidtheN^outhOuth and^Jlahilllnrllyand famill with fore. Traffic direction by. I.a'gitm- Mrs.'Eva Kellogg and Mrs. Agnes In East Windsor. By AS,SOGIATED PRESS problem ta this, manner: Mme schedule will be followed with appointed the Officers' Orderly. .its prol ms. culUiral scarclt.v Hut like fai: too their child his particular chance. Estey have returned to their homes vere with^both the local and con- New London—Gilbert (ThappeU Willie practicing guard mount. nalres on the lot and Iry the police Mrs., Gladys Newberry Bent who ■ strongly urged the InaugUrar the Mceptlon that the 2nd Battalion Sergeant Janlcke sure makes a Private Dickenson of the Howitz- many opposition newapa|M>rs N^he . There has been a world-wide drive in West Stafford after spending a has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. stitutional treatment until he finds 27, of Waterford, was reported ta a / , , In conn^s]^^ with this, and with on the ah FOR FRIDGE TOURNEY morning from the Manchester tarrh with local treatment suited vine A. Petty cup in the annual he plaza, - and “By Prttt0 m G r k v t t Central Village, formerly of'Stafford Memorial hospital. to the individual -case, is the only shoot at Camp' Cross outsebriBg oo^imlssion would have complete bin, Charles 8., messenger. Congress from time to tlflie. ' numerous close, escapes Springs. Mrs. Deftosse was for- way I have evez found to secure Ckimpany G. of H artford and Com- to sxanaine Into every big Second Platoon Headquarters; By PRESTQN OROVBB merly Miss Lydia Pandora, daugh- Bycholski, (Thorles W.. 2d. ileut. New Method Laundn/ Scarcely an.vone who ha.s follow- from collisions as some drivers, los- More Than 200 .Apply For lasting relief from, deafness. pany L of WjUlmantlc. All the oom- corporation engaged or proposing to ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Panders plat, leader;, Yanishewsky, Terry J.’ ed the recommendations anil-:''plan- 1 ing pat ietmei’ver wtnt seemed like SoutKefn .Vew England Those wishing ray article on DE- pahles are In the 169th Regiment. togage In business between the Wicshlngton In (qilte of all these of West Main street. FECTIVE HEARING are Invited Connecticut National Guard. States.” / plat, sgt.; Doran. Edward F., mes- hlng'J.of Mr. Roosevelt fr im the be- .i H|)V alurif'.s, the War iujd Navy Funeral of Victor J,. BIssonnette, an ' mil. ,*.s ym t,. 'Milled their' way Champion.'ship Enlrics This Quotations— to .send for It by writing to me in Norwich—Andrew S. Byrne; 72. Many Industrialists of the day senger; Bbrsti_EImqr L., messenger; ginning of W.s B.dminislration ' can Into n^Jn,e year old' son of Mr. and Carpenter, John W., mesaen^er. Slow Y Month. Care of this ne-vvspapcr, enclosing last of four brothers of who orlgl-. studied the problem. aiul j have failed to draw the roncluaion ; watched buildings TO Washington. .Mrs. William BIssonnette of West- one large, stamped, self-addressed 37mm. Gun Squad; Hawkes, stream uf traffic that was two, Most giiardpd is the-Federal-Reserv-e ford avenue wa.s held Sunday after- The.wotld will never be saved by natqd a vaudeville act entitled- guiding genius, of George F., sq. leader: GUI, Edwin that hfa-own studies of the AmeD- f three nr even four cars wide ■ A record 'advance entr>’- is an- formulae. ' envelope, Eight Bells” arid played through- toe United States Steel Corporaubn, Careful/ bulldlrtg. nounceO by the tournament conimit- noon nt St. Edward's church with QUES'nONa AND .ANSWERS. C-, gunner; PaganI, Hugh J., No. I; can scene prior to. hli._etevatloh; to i Fventu’illv all north-bound One afternoon, Just to be hectic, rte.v. Henr.v C'habot officiating. Bur- —Dr. Mar>- E. Woolle.v, president- out the country nearly 215 years, drafted a.Federal licensing bill. Pitney, Edwin A., No. 2; Hein. Al- You see we have an cars tce of the Southern New ihigl.'uitl emeritus of Mount Holyoke Col- (Needs Examination), died at his home.. His widow, a Jam es A. Farrell, president of tori '5 the .Presidency had been rather deti--|?»’'' • ’ O’ loi.ri -l east on wc walked through the 'Navy ial was in >St. Edwani's cemetery. Question; B. H. writes: “ I am bert J., No. 3; Tedford, Ward D., Ka.st bulMing. down one corridor and contract bridge . chaniplonHli'lps, F\iricra1 services for Hugh Me-- lege. ■- daughter and a .son survive. same corporation, said the govern- No. 4; Dumas, Harold A., No. 5; nltely sectional-. He has ajwa.ys! <^“n l.r :UW’ct to, flnd'uieir Wiiv^ into unbther. and then toureil the which are. to he held-at the Mtihli-an WTitlng to a.sk the cause of the me*t should supertlse corporations Quai..ani at one of the cut.tville .section followed by a re- the- waist line is kwollcn until it ta vey O., sq. leader; Tedford, Alex- , as we could tell. But when we before In the seven years the tour- quiem high mass at St. Edward's jackass of the flnit. order. A Thought spending, profits Md losses for the toder, gunner; Laurttzen, Ralph E., spent last summer the West--its problems and the an-s'an .-.|'v■''o.s.s-’v.-r.s, er.s, i.heninenee getting s right crossed Constitution avenue and nament has been held' ha-ve we had —Col.nieodore Roosevelt, Jr, much larger than the correspondr' •benefit of investors. He could not X church. Rev.- Henry Chabot .was No. 1 ; Jarvis, Lawrehce A., No. 2; swers to them. And ■.nobo.lv van ’-,to M.iin .frect. at the Center entered-the Federal Reseo’e build- so many advance applicatlon.s.” said Ing part on the right skie, AI.*io celejrrant of Ilio ma.ss. Burial have a great deal of trouble with And he said, of a truth. I say, -“ 'allow the idea of price fixing by LupaCchino, Rocco D., Nos 3; Hamp- at Coventry and this doubt that he had given r.'.-e.h .■.rodv 'tfl’ilO ' ing a guard stopped im In the -first Is'vl’is 0.srvom, aiioke-snian,Tor the wa.s in St.'Edw ard's cemetery. Mr., . Racketeering, like municipal cor- to you, that this poor widow ®ernment, bo-wever. ton, Earl R. No. 4; Mlrucki. Joseph 20 feet. * ■ sciatica affecting the left leg. and to the border states and those areas P -s/dqubtf'.l if any'rcal solution 4;ommltte'e and "tournament dircc- McCJuaid died at the Hartford hos- ruption, cannot stand the light of. the ankles'swell very often." oast In more tiuin Uisy #» — ;ut Andrew Carnegie, freshly re- F:. No, 8; 801pmonsoBfr"mbiY A summer we are ,start- Nothing_ _ gruff about thg guards.„ tor. "Alreadv more than 200 en^ day and the powerful exposure of No. 6. A KITCHEN as cool as any other affected by-the water jpower poten- "f-'he probiem could be found ,with pital Fridiy : night foliowring a two Answer: Your symptoms are 21:E ----- ■" from - smashing competitors. Xh«y-,are pleasant,e.no.agh, . ypujlg ;tries, hatyp,.come,,to-this,, office.,.yveelw!,, Jjyiae.'w., . R s ^wpa, ..em plq;^. pphHc opinion which., 01^ a free J9);ggrtted to JndMatfial,Court Sind- 3 , inch: -TrtOCl . '^uod,* ing this weeJc ,fpr ihc TeTluWs; drtSrt'd‘'ih'~dk'Tir--l}Ktii- 'finb-' pres#' 6an'pfbyidX ■’ " r'.sft«h_:f.hat;-tt (8 .Impossibla; ftjr-' ms ll^c'Soit.therrt SV\v'England meet, ft.sa splfi'ner t t t h e ‘Jolmikin Wooleir to attempt to advise you by mall. * It is the will,, and not the iJtft ■ to the interstate OommerceT^i?J2JvS*55" ^der; Toom in the h^ good t(to —■with a resulting slate- of r.-.tud ' 'he ( Vnler street 'divlslon.s. forms with a nfcIT or tw^ n f braid. which .Includes four aolld_ -duy" of mill here, and had worked until June —-Dtstrirt .Attorney Thomas El Commlraton. H e. said it should set Topjlff?" Harold A:, gunner;'*- Irish, fe re , dhe" oF the 'Can I help ybu?” sal.l Gimr^i I suggest that the best plan is .to that-makes the giver.—Lessing. . thal.ga've birth, to tlie-IVA. -.-ii>lM\ugh-._wilh...lbe s”uth j^d^eloar of i-jgumher. hiid.g'q.-'lLhcilng,.: climaxes" the sea- 20fh . when he w'as taken suddenly . Dewey of New A'ork. maglzobtri' prices, “based upon eat C., No. 1; Daniels, CTlfford son's eveiTt.s. drn\v4ng,.expcrts from E., No. 2; Andersqn, Ernest V h wdest jobs that ? But your friends ■ But -it- ywi-td.-now -appraf' t K •^^'f -r''uniT '..irS the situation would "I have an «UP*''tntmcnt.'' r , -Artfrig* price of the piteocfTn No. 3; ’nerney.'John p„ No. 4 ’ • r*‘\Vith whom; please?" - - *— all_parts;nf New England and .Now up-to-date, well managed'Works//,^ deeper ^Quth, aalfie from .the-.,rscLv.?’.'l?T .hpf'iii.cfintroUablo York. The cbamplohshipa, of vvhlch Batch, Charles A., No; 8. s^ils a vacation for who cook electrically will tell you th a t'lt co'uld always he depj-hded on Muni-hMter So we told him,. He passe.! us ' 3 toch Trench Mortar Squad 2- f ven >In» through. and we went up to the there are four, one for'open pairs foi‘.a.,big bunch.of electoral Votc^' frefiui>TiU;^ li.'i.', .^,ny such friiffic'7-ori*- and others for mixed -. pa'lrs and World% Oldest Contest Burkhard^, Frank E., aq. leader' most mothers is wash- that they have that surprising summer second floor, heading for an office NAZARENE MISSIONARY Berk. John>g!jnner: Kynoch, John fcir a Democratic rrcsWentlal can- ge.sU'.n •T',' thM ',,f I'a.Mt night. Hut we had visited repeatedl.v before. teams of four, are hotl.v cqriiestcd u D„ No. 1 ; Simmons.^ Donald J., No ing and ironing and didate and that Warm Springs, Ga., and have developed a serious -riCal- 2; Boyle, Elmer A., rtor-a: DelBehe comfort. Because an el^tric range there Is ofli-u ph-nfy.tjf car move- ry between the New York -Hnii .New Staged In^ Italian^ City was a delightful health PeSort. has ■ Gua'ril Number ’rwn_ HERE THIS EVENING Francis J., No. 4; Turcotto/Robert that is all taken care ment, tipd to-.spanff at tills.point, .We were winging' confidently England experts. ' L.? No. 5. . ... been an unknown., country to b)m. and what (k-vetopod last; night was Tbs pendulum has swung hark Siena, Italy. July 8.- (AP)—E x -^ u t families still'separate-on Pallo keeps the heat where it belongs,'there along when, another giinriYnallod cited .Sienese swarmed Into'their Day, each member Jolniflg the con- OPE Ammunition Squad: Wolcott. Lea> of for me, thanks to Nifew Method’s shore 8e, with a kind of insurrection only an exaggerated denioh.slrhHon us.. By that time, we were a iitt- nd'fourth over the years, the, New municipal square today to stags trada where he was bom.. ^ C. Warren Jones, General . Sec- ter H., sq. leader: Kerr, Robert .T., is less waste as well against the New ^Deal ; going on of what might happen at .any time. subdued by, the magnilicence of It ifiiglatocrs taking a clean' sweep in one of the wo.rld's oldest and queer- . The course has been run uninter- retary For Missions, Is En No. 1; Martin, Russell A.. No. 2 and lake service which is the same as you .as greater com- down there and lots of innuentlal ail,./.for all' the huMdings in 1937. TTtt*.jTiay partly account for est hor.*H>. races, the Pallo. ruptedly twice a year since 1721. It Bycolskl. Joseph W., No. 3: Hansen, It Is dirfii-ult tv .see anv reason VVashington' the Fwderal , Roserve Uie unusual mrmber of entries plac- .Route To Nova Scotia For Frederick P., No. 4; Gurskl,' Alex, receive at home.” 4«p. S.-Bag o’ Wash fortr Sputhem Democrats squealing like Gorgeous medieval pageantry dates back to the 14th Century, Campaign. why-F.a.St ; Center jjireet should not m akes-us .feel mogt acutely the ed this year by the' New York play- dominated the .scene as banners and however, and grew out .of other N a 8; Haig, C h a rts C„ Nd. 6. stuck pigs overpaying a hilnlmupi be regard.-d as two one-way traffic '■grandeur' that 'was Romi^':—or w :ls ers. who no doubt hope to wrest the costumes of six and seven hundred games traceable to the ISth 'Cen- Ammunition Squad; DePietro, IS the service I use^the cost is predeter- eg id cents an hour In Industries lanes, and thercris apparently every it Greece? titles from the New Englanders and years ago were mingled in' the tury. ( C. 'Warren Jones, general miS' sq. leader; Shorts. Wesley G.. No. . competing with the. North for , The ..second guard snared us in a regain their lost reputations as the crowds of .swaggering and chatter- The advent of European Com-i. alonary-secretary of the Church of 1; M cOyatal, Nllan T., No. 2; Judd mined and everything is done perfectly.”) reason why it .sliduld be'. little circular hallwa.y from which the Nazarene,. will prtach this ^ g d o n B.. No. 8; Leister. Harry Northenf trade, k r.' RooMvelt .best players 'in the country.' - ' ing townsfolk. munlsm added spice to the rivalry passages led in several directions. Among those who have ma

.wfe. ChHaUai) Uih<^Ti««^Milwaukee—Seymour. Greenberg, The speaker explained the ac- that .lohtj cohductnr, vanta^s^ Women In Sweden, Nor- i ~ - IP-- OaiBO* would aeek a tblrti term In tivities of her orgutxatlon and Yesterday: Joe and the Weasel j gesture. Instantly the-beam of a yncompicted ChemlckKlests k^re right to vota-ftj 19^ on a tbair raapecUve oflnc?a.'' - Chicago, wins both »enlor and Junior Infonn Kelly she Is kidnaped ■ as it powerful electric torch lit up and JIabels Deegan, New Haven believed hy police toda.v tO'koM th® way, Denmark and Finland, where titles In -Wlaeohsln ..open tennis pointed out the value'' of milk as the violinist, guest imloist, will be fea-' they are adequately and efficiently basis, and jn 16X9 achldwad vlriuiff' i:**- Ttie Kentucky ^nator, an admin- food and also in the inani|factur4 of they arrive at the gangster's | Idc- room. The .glare 'took .dsay, be- answer to the mysterious death of equality, with men. They at« tatration auppyrter, commented on tourney; beating Martin Buxby,. 3-0, out. Then Cissy open* up to a< mit tween the ey'es ;^bltri'ding, her tured on the. program tomorro# I Mr*. Marie Colombo* during a visit orgMlzed lrt unions oh the same a wide variety of commodltiea. .The mo- evening of the, Hartford Symilhonwl footing a* men only the .rtifht tp hoM com! ‘ ' published report* that Ojurner had 6-V 7-fi, 6-2. for eenlor crown. attendance prize, donated by Joel the Weasel and Joe and Kellv. ^ J meritarily„' , - -r , [ by a vaudeville hypnotist. - In the , army and lo preach la th* told'Simate Intlmatea he-would not Montclair, N. J.— Rdna Smith, "Dr6p that gun, " rapped out the OiNhestra wh?n ^ fhp • unit of^tho Robert A. Gilbert,- 49-.vear-nld ‘ foilble, ttoiigii, Nichols, was won by Pr. D,-C. V. - ' ^ d J A P T E R X I . WPA Federal Miu-An automatic j~ Cissy dropped it..The, banging on Hartford. As is r on susplclon-,o7 murder pending a There are ho mlnlniuni wage lawa' one set. - held in a slim himd shpt^&ut.; And Idoor ended when one of the lOtomary at these coroner's report. gren.'aald;'“'ln Sweden we have one a«r, but hddedt ^ are enjoying a two-week’s vacation open-air aym hies, admission Is for women In Sweden, ah# adld. Bite' as part o f the Kiwjiimts Kiddiea camp the eyes of cissy, coming ■ ai^nd. panels crashed In. A haqdhP caroA Admitting he haflheen with the tanguage, one state, one religion " I have not the"aUghte*t doubt throtqfh and turned the tey free, andmay be had at a fd EimRlcSli night work In certain occupattoite i* IB my mind that they wtUjiot seek projecl-for'underprivileged children. .from young expcrta.it mother when she Pfople^-not quite restrictedr In most cases of de- the door, peered cautlqusly' into the rh®4naiilc. A second later' tthe ^ Place nominal/ fee. .- Quantities of - park 6 000,000 In ail. Those ihlngs make third term*; GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY night Then, seeing tMht it was wa-s [le^wlth police olllcilrs. benches are supplied through the on!! Thursday at her home, it so much simpler to manage," pendent widowhood s pension la “If Mr. Oamer should be a pri .indeed the Weasel evidently holding ^rtesy rf the Park Department Gilbert told police he had been ask- grahtkd, and fathers recetvs dls> Ed'the-Weqspj, sfandthg stupidi ^ RRY C. ed to csli by her bar>ender husband, Miss Hesselgren spent thirteen tfaBtlal candidate in 1940 he ^ u ld dominion over two iinknowns, she in the middle of djhe -floor, foitfi and early eomera may make their ability allowances. In thq guSMlsn* have much mipport for the notnlha- ON 2STH Al wi VERSARV] flung the door wide and stood arras aeleeflon. The eoncert Georg® Oolomtos. year* in the Senate, and haa been a hlm.< ^ e po- two.years. Her term Still hM two SUU have Iqea authority than their "He , would be, mighty hard to right hand. Mu. sl e. P r o j e c t ' anrioiince that if j i ^ flMri’t think 1 husbainds. , ^ iMr. Afid Mrn. Frederick Baker licemen huMlhd them^dnto the'Jlv- rain threatens 60RN- ON( /8,/V y.eaj's to go. She Is one of four wo- beat.” ---- "Well, you big bum.” she said, In g-room ^ the cottogc, Kelly and-k;.Crni„,-“ ‘;c“ “ "" on Wedncsda.v " • ’"nesoay Tould be of any help.” he said Miss Heasklgren, ' who sg ______In .Peoeptiye Mood...... _ ' Are Guesfa : At- OoHngf" At Announce ,-Vlt’i .shout. tlme.yqu. got .baclcJJ, .. PHlU05t««A.Ttt, .u^lnce .recent publlrtty that hi* ,men mem^rs ot the League of Na- Seutor Burke cPf, Hnb.) Mid he tlqna cOmmlftee on the legal status Hum EngMah. to hero wifli^flte ~«.- Marlneland, 1$ miles south of r "Now, m’deBr,” , said the Weasel, hu.stlcd, a e foifowltig. night. ATTwi eto "” lf8'****toS enabled Mrs. - thought the vice president would be . H o n s e ’ n G r o v e O Sunday. Engagernent ' went up. afyomen'which will direct a three- clal delegation to: the edehrstion ot Sf. Augustine, Fla., gives visitors I'take It easy. 1' wur held up oni— ,^’N 6t are you?” the officer Miss Peegam will play the first Ethel Pardle Gaynor to give birth the New Sweden TlTOentaiisiy- in a "receptive mood” If he- were Mr. and Mrs. Camillo Gambol Mxness.” movement o f the Beethoven Con- IN PHILADCLPUIA offered the Democratic presidential ,in opport.unity to- watch denl- Mr-'and Mrs. Frederick Baker of of 214 McKee street have announi ih rtge asked Kelly. "They treat GRAOUATCO paliilessly to a chfld, Gllbent claim- East Cefit-^r street wistv completely "Yeah.” Cissy began champing yojF all'right? certo In D. Major for vloBn and ed to have received many inquiries Bomlnation In 1940^ rens of the deep living together. the erig’agemcnt of their daugl orchestra. She is widely known surprised Sdntlay'' afternoon when a WPA workers.are^ctured putting finishing touches on. the North* a piece of gum that she ^ /“Perfect ho.<^s,” Kelly assured tA5T6RN UjirtVW5ITY-W7 from other women. from .the producers say that'MUs Some friends of-Gamer *aid the in a .setting much like that of Miss LIHIan L. Gambolati, to 7« thoughtfully kept in reserve oh the throughout the state having .ap- Franrls (always listed among the «Ioneif Lewi* J. Valentine, rout vice preald^nt wa* reoetelM ap- large number of -relatives s-; and west Territory .^squicentennial Celebration monument which quale Deyorlo, son of Mr. and Mr.«'. dilm. " I’ve had a lovely evening.” RCCCIUCD P H. DCGRK But the gray-haired, cigar-smok- lleutenante apd 14 patrolifien tinder their native habitat. Spectator* President Roosevelt will dedicate when he visits Marietta, O., Jujy roof of her mouth. "Well, w l^ are peared frequently as soloist with ten best, .udressejl'.women of the proximately SOO letter* a week urg friends, including a delegation from Anthony Deyorto of 69 Birch street. these with you?” choral groups and with the New 5UPTrfttMH/N0«.l937 1 '''»l*ted he did not sub- hlnl also-^were ,tranafer!red. watch the cavortings of sharks, 8. This 'monument marks the spot where Gen. Artht^ St. Clair Ed the Weasel gestured at Joe ject Mr*. Colomtos_to any treat- world! wcarortio less than thirty ng him to seek the nomination. the ■Brltlsh-Amerlcan club, of which The announcement was made at a "JU()t a eoupla eggs'L plckedydp” , Haven Symphony Orchestra. Be- al ong 5H0RC$ five diffepetft costumes, created by The traniifers w en ofd«r#4 after Tbuy said he undoubtedly would con- porpoises, giant turtles and Mr. Baker Is nn actlvh , member, was Inaugurated as governor.Of the territory in -1788-to establish party held Saturday evening at the with his manacled hands. ment. She collapsed,.he said, when, Oommissloner Valentine’s head- ■Sid the Weasel. ^riX tell yon in- “Hey,'' he .said, "whyn’t you put ginning her study of the violin at •rocc“OCEAN O— TY ,N.J. the 'NMcfaci stylist, Orry-Keliy, trol the Texas delegation to. the many kinds of flsh through fathered' at House’s Pine Grove, the first American Civil government west of the origdna] 13 states. home of Mr. and Mr*. Gambolati. side." ■■ •: / tte age of six, she continued with lifting a 150-pound day bed from the quarters squad in a Mrtoe of nUdi 1940, Democratic convention. Gutzon Borglum designed the model for the monument and WPA da braclets on him ? He wuz In floor after her husband had left on le original story of ’'Women Are uncovered several gambling daiia la poft'^koles around Hie side- of Ellington road, Wapplng, to help "Bring ’em Jn”, Cissy, ordered. on dis wId me.” 4 Troostwyk until his death In 1923 ike That" was by A. H. Z. Ckrr ..,..,Burka said he. had. aeien'.aome of .sr.tijans used ppeumstlc,'.toojs to. .carve tl\e figures from a .huge X- with their 17-nionth*,j M ^ lg ’f Manhattan district Two iafie*” tainks ’ Vn them -eelebrate -their 26th - wedding., —....She snapp^ on-the lights-again. ¥,... and. wall .printed in a national ihaga- the lettera written to the., vice presl- anniversary. Arrangements for the - . b l o c k o f s t o n e . * .. ‘'Yeah.'" said the officer, •“that’s daughter. The Inspector, who returaed to dant. The general tenor, the Ne- Engagement" V When th ^ were all in the kitchen what you think." He. turned to Joe. slne unddr the title of "Return From glass bottoms of -the tanks. The party were made by thelr.son Fred, she silrv^ed. Joe without enfhual- Alarmed, Gilbert apptlMLifrtificlal Limbo,” duty recently after, an' *Vl4Hd4i| IMai^ta aenator eAld, was to the big brick and steel structure is “ You're .^andham, aren’t you?” . respiration to ' the uiu^e^cioiiii wo- sick Ie;aye..chatted with Irtoate At a itnknown to his parents. A short en- Announce . oant/tad- Kelly with open hostility. "The last of the Sandhams,” Joe eatJiTpUinU .SL MIect that Oamer’a election would ->\ "'FAR.M n N A N C E NATURE LESSON man. FiUIlng in fharThe lucked the party In his Forest HOto hoate last ‘‘make everything all right” with iini.que in that., ftiany nalufal tertainment was presented. Judy Joseph Bemarda ,of Glastonbury “So you’ve got tangled up with a corrected. ^ enemies of the ocean are kept Ann McCarthy did:,acrobatic dancis announces the.,engagement of hts; redhead, have you?” she said to the dtor, cIlmbedDMtrthe back window night Then he walkod alone te a tha country. Burke said he did “W eil” said the cop. "you used Was Over Five Hundred N. Y. POUCE INSPECTOR formal garden at the roar. The teas* not believe .Gamer wouldi. accept in the same tank, whereas and there was singing of old time Olncy. 111.—;DiVcrslfied farming aa Staunton, t’a. — Mother skunk daughter. Miss ' Anna Bemarda, to Weasel. .your hehd. ''And I’ll tell you some- and d r o v e o fff because ”1 realized aquarium practice heretofore songs, and speech-making. Bingo ■practiced b.v farmer Sam Tea.s and all the little skunks, disregard- Ernest Viot, son of Mr. and Mrs. A., The Weasel made a' depreciatory tnat la w k In another man's home ily heard a shot and found him dead . nomination a* a; ■vice: pre.sldentlal thing more. There's a reward out a moment later, a bullet’ wotmd : candidate. has been tp separate them, ad- wa* played, as well sui soft ball and means trading and selling. ing the traffic, strolled nonchalant-^ RobOrto of 113 Spencer street, this' gesture. “ You don’t understand, for that Connecticut bank robber. and If'Would he rather difficult for babe. I. Pis—dis is bIzneSS.” Memorial, Da'y week-end-260 TA® HIS OWN UFE through hla head. cording to species, The photo other outdoor ganfes enjo.ved until Four years ago he bougiit .'three town. Mr. Viot Is well known ill ath- You’ll get some of it.” The .toil of America's holiday i New York ' ^ explain why 1 was there and above shows -a giant porpoise ly across the highway. "Yeah”, said assy. “ Monkey with 39 deaths, I why I called a doctor.” Netdlg WM listed officially a$ thil ^ nightfall.' letic circles as “Tuffy,” being ah' "It that right?” said .Toe. ‘‘Weil, deaths—at least 513 died' vfolKintly ! ?he states. taking a snack of mullet ffbm a goats for 5. Teas trad'ed two foc^a ■V, A. Moyer stopped his car to outstanding member of the Man- business. Some day. Ed Weynow- I could use it aiyiiit now.” Pennsylvania was^kec- Asked by officers for his opinion New'York. July.,»/rtAP)-,-/Pollco fifth member of the polleo dsdfeit: SEC PERKINS DISCUSSES The guests' brought with them a ment to kill himaelf In the MR ‘ diver's hand as a 300-pound generous supply of good thing* to heifer and sold the' third for $1. Jet his children watch the skunk chester Green baseball team. He is skl, you're going to two-tlm® me "Lissen.” began the Weasei, ' “I celebrating the 162tid annlver.sary ond with 83, Michigan thlrd-wth 27 on _ what caused Mrs. Colomtos' Ina.M< tor Chsrle.8 L. Neldig,-'83,'one -;Once too often. And I'm going to and Rllnols fourth wltl three months. ' turtle and a lot of^ other fish eat and coffee was served. Mr. and He Isold the',:ow for $35 and raised paraide, But J. L. Coffey didn’t see employed by the RoyaJ Typewriter don’t git dis. H e.;..." of Independence—/Showed today the death, the hypnotist said he was tn- of New'York'aty’s highest i*nk- LABOR DISPUTES IN U. S. look on. The photo at left shows fill the Inside of your hat with bul- . Freak accidents t o ^ many hives. ing police officers. ,whO w si traiw. Mrs. Baker received numerous ap- her calf. Then he traded it, with $5 the skunks or the' .Moyers and company of Hartford. No date has '!Shut up,” said the officer. “It’s nation has practically eUminated t^orroed she was In a weakened con- the' same porpoise rising from lets., enough for you to know Jhat Sand- One Missouri resf^nt was, struck dition and had taken several medi- ferred only three days ago in a de- propriate silver glftr, sliver cur- cash, for one half of the royalty db. been set for the wedding. fireworks fatalities but has failed and killed by^ chunk of Ice. A HELr-DIAONOBBS the -water for more mullet of- nine acre* of oil land. Recently he> crashed Into the. rear of the Moyer ..•■•'The Weasel, badgered, looked ham got word to us. How, it cines. v-,- Jiartment ’’shakcup.’’ wm dead to- ItODdon,. .July 5.— (A P )— Secrev rency and other remembrances from to queU the menace of the motor 16-year-oJi$irtrl in Brooklyn wo* fered by Arthur McBride,., a . sold one half of his interest for $650 car. Mrs'. Coffey's arm was .bpoken -The cost of U. S. Intervention In around and perceived in Joe a pos- doesn't matter^^- Here, you”-r-he car. day^.. jto hta own ifand, police said, tary of''tabor Frances Perkins said their friends and well-wishers. sible source of sympathy. . fatally.'^Woundcd by k . stray bullet The bartender married her in St. 8an Francisco—It’s a w to t ie curator. This porpoise and her and royalty checks-are Still coming and three Cfeffey children were In- Haiti b e tw e e n 1915 and .1080 was pointed to one of his subordinates Only three persons were killed Louis four year* ago. Neidig; .a policeman since 1908, alarm tox thqt knowa its owa-daa- today abe would spend a week ’ here “Ain’t dat always da'way wid 1 a^sne sat In a window watching a was orderod “exiled” from hla dis- helping President Roosevelt’s nlne- baby are the only two of their in from the other half. jured. ' ■,. . more than $23,000,000. 'f —"take these two out of here.” hy fj reworks-Wail of the “ bome- gtrs. The box at Sutter and Ptatea . species in.captivity. wlmmen?” he Inquired. ‘ Goln’ At tft^ precise moment four j'flreworks display In the street be- trict In east aide Manhattan last - member commission find out how . green-eyed If a mug even looks- at made” variety. Motor crasbas i low. streets, catching fire, turned in It* Britain manages to adjust labor dis- ABOUT TOWN people .swept into the room. A dig- packed highways, however, oiklm- week to Qzqne park in Quten*. a own alarm, and received the.meteat another dame?” nified elderly lady was in the lead. I A boy WM killed and 17 men. O’ BRI EN AND FRANCI S lea* Important p08t, by ComnUs- , pute* amlcsblyr “Just to clear up a point”, Kelly ed at least 256 lives, h alt/w the women and children were Injured attention pt fire-fightera. ^ TTie commission, made up of rep- . -The lAdles' Society of the^Zlon A dignified elderly man ran her a entire number. [Lutheran church will meet tomor- said to Cissy, “if you think I'm go- close second. The black-eyed girl when three racing cars plowed into reaentatlvea of labor, employer* and ing for Mister Weasel or whatever The. rush for beaches and lake a group of. spectators at Hohokus, A SURPRISE MATCH row afternoon at 2:151 ' from- the refreshment stand wa.s In and river resort* to escape im- the government, is. studying rela- hlB name Is, you’re all wet. I N. J. A New York boy wm elec- Uona between British capital and la- third place. And lastly came a moderate heat In some sections of m-ouldn’t take -him on a sliver plate short, petulant-looking Individual trocuted when he tripped and fell Pat And Kay Are A New Co-1 bor with a view to' improving me- Famous Clipper Ship^ Week End Sports and snnothered under-.waterci;e8s." the country resulted in 139 drown- across the third rail of the l/mg diation methoda In the United DI D YOU KNOW T H A T - with slicked-down hair and a Waxed the year when ahe wob the prize ing*. Starring Tchjp That Seem "No?” assy's eyes seemed to mustache, ' Island Railroad’s tracks while \’ Btatea. given by the American Federated Reports- from 46 states and the (By Associated Pre**) meaeure her. “What is this, then?” Kelly taped them off as - they chasing an American flag dropped Ideal In FIrat Film. Secretary Perkins, to whom the Going to Junk Yard The Weasel plucked up a soupcon Music auba for young artists. District of Columbia also showed to earth from a parachute. ^ oommiaaion eventually will report, Sandwich. Eng.—-A. J. Lacey and In shaving scenes in motion plc- came in. "Mother! Father!! The hot Later ahe spent a season at the 27 persons were shot to death, 20 FAldle Whitgofhbe tie with 68‘a in c# courage. cakes girl! Gilbert’’ TTie fireworks victims were kil- A new co-sUrring team make* Its said It was unlikely that the hnd- tWes. whipped cream Is used Instead I “ You ain’t shut up since we got American Conservatoire In France committed suicide, 18 were killed led by their oam “ Inventions.” first round of British open golf Mother Fathet- My date for Sat- by trains and 50 died in various scroen debut at the State Theater tttgs would be used aa a basis for New Tork, J[ij,ly 6— tAP)-r-Thersphle, carrying merchandise under of soap la'ther, because lather does 1 here”, he said, "or we would of told at Fontainebleau returning to make podlng powder poured into a today with the Initial performance | change* In the National Labor Re- qualifydlig. defending' .Champion not look as convincing as this “ reel” ; urday night! The eminent archeolo- her New York debut in 1926. For mishaps such as falls, lightning / =1 Tusltala, «.A-year-oldi full-rigged i Norwegian colors for 19 years. you.” piece of Iron pipe fataUy Injured-a "L Warner Bros, cjimedy call- lation* Act. .hir. I. Her 'la.st trip " was To the United Henry Cotton shoots 72; Aihortcanii lather, iior is It as durable. • 11 gist, no doubt!” ,Toe murmured three years she wa.a, soloist. . with and home accidents. clipper ship, is going' to the Junk jp jj ' g^e was offered for 'Tm waiUng toibeaT’, ehe aaid. after her. Maryland boy. In Pennsylvania ed ‘ Women Are Like That.” - “ Tou don't need law to settle 'la- R obs' Thompson 83 and Page Hutfy Eggs will keep better if stored { IS HERE the Collegiate Church of St. Nich- The ■'toil o f-513 was below that one roan was killed by a home- bor dtaputes," she said. ''They do yard, although she still can show-j nais as Junk, Christopher Alorley, « 6. . ■ ./ . . with the small ends down ( Mrs. Archer swept Kelly into her olas on Firth Avenue. v Fourth of July week-end in Curiou-Mly. although they have i X Laboriously, the WCasel told her, made cannon and another by a been at the same studio for s.eveeai it here by habit and custom.” her heels to many a steamer. w Uie author came to her rescue. He Cleveland—Greyhound seta world A baby grand piano weigh* about arms. Joe, standing to one side, ^-».°'^®*'®Mral numbers wll|\lnclude 1987, when 563 Were killed, but 1 Tlie blond aasy, her evey glittering, heard disjotntcdnes.s. Jargon stnd tomb fMhIoned from an automo- year* the toyely. dark Kay Francis ' M taln had bad arbitration ma- James A. Farrell; Rr„ 'former .interested Fdrrril and other mem- record of 26 4-,6 second.s.for last 450 pounds. heard him out When he had fin- Cherubini’s overture "Anacreon” : more than double the number for bile wrist pin. chinery for nearly 70 years. This Mistletoe will not grow .upon all I incoherence. Ernst Toch's "Pinnachio”, 'the and the genial, rapid-talking Irish- president of the United States Steel Ijers of the threc-hours-for-lunch qiiarter of mile trotting heat 'ns he ished bis recitation, she laughed man, Pat O'Brien, have ncvw” 'Be-1 baa been strengthened Ttom time to Varieties of trees. It grow* on sev-1 pityingly. ^ ‘■Oh, my darling---- Your father Romeo and-Juliet fantasy of Tseh-' Corporation, who kept the Tusltsta rlul) In the clipper's plight and a wins champion stallion slakes at and I have .been nearly crazy tore worked In a picture together. time until today a-protracted violent sailing the sens under the American small .s.vndicate of buslnelviriien pur- Grand Circuit meeting in two eral, but-gtves. prefep®ncei to'iapple, "Well, that win* the hat”, she aikowaky, and aa a finale. ."Tales BOV RUR.VED TQ DEATH you wont le m O aiirike is a. rare exception. There M linden, locust, maple, dak, and popu- Keep Pace police got in touch with, us___ Are of the Vienna Woods” by Strauss. mother, rescued Evariste \I.*rri- Years ago on the stage, they were j Rag for sentimental reasons, an- ehased her. straight heats, beating Rosalind in said- you sure you’re ail right ?___ Phon- vee. Jr., *even month* old, and an- are numerous labor -dlsp\de.s here, lar. , - ' y: ' John Bitter is well'known In Providence. R. I;. July 6.-^(AP)— teamed up in "Nigger Rich." I your house ... if you nounced the sale .of the ship t^ay. : They gaye her the nsmeTOfe now each. . “Huh?” /'i- ed Gilbert---- Darling, weren't you other som Bernard, 12, also es- however. ' Rmithrteld. London, ts'the largest | “1 said when they dealt out the Connecticut music circles since he Richard j-arrivee. 8, son o f a P W A Pat and Kay are said to make an i Latest available official. Ogtircs . .She has been piichaaed by the carries,;the Samoan word for ".slorv Colorado Pprlngs— Francis uar- and oldesf meat market in England. simply terrified---- Flew to Buffalo was for three years at Taft School capM, Charles Larrivee, the toy’s Ideal movie team. “Women Are wont to root yourhouao Marlne-Llqiililatlng (.'ompany of Fall li-lli-r "'given to Robert Isiuis Sle,v-‘ 'r.'ih. Boston... wins "vertical mile" brains, you drew a bust hand. Here this afternoon---- Why did you ever uncle, arriving at the fire with a vol- show that in 1936 the United King- It has att annual turn-over of 600,- you’ve got a rod on his guy”—she Watertown, and later headed the ^ P«»Jeci at the ------■ - vui- Like That" Is a gay comedy revolv-l dom had k06 trade disputes in^enlv- River, Ma.ss,. which Is expe'eted to eii.-ion in the South .Seas, nm ..up Bike's Beak, r.selng apT 000 tons. Including eggs, meat 'and | do it ? .,, .Here by car. .. .Gilbert music department at Avon Old Rhtoe Island airport, wat .burned to , '" ‘ eer fire company, suffered a deep ing around the colorful and exnIt, • .^ moico tho.. first im- dismantle her lowering masts and j ■ Aflci- that, one® a .year, she sailed pro.MimaleLy .12 1-2 miles In gestured at Joe— “and you're going flew down from Boston and in- death„ ly p,er-' The Weasel shifted uncomfort- This and more of the same. Be- ster was trapped in his bed and died Iodine from seaweed hM been 1/ United Kingdom the ratio is about gaU.'i: Alfred j^Vogt, i ’ ndine B._C., It has been estimated that there I ably. ‘■‘Wul, I give him me wold.” abroad. At present he is ronductor as efforts, to rescue him were re- feminine charms tor the ,/ame- pur- even, for that year at Ica-st. down the wiiv.s ii.t Edinburgh In. ] severed for 10 year.a. .Kor the last Philadelphia. , takes ehamplonshlp are 13.000 elephants In Kenya coljj^ tween Mrs. Archer's gasp.s for of the Jack.sonvllle Symphony Or- found more effective in the treat- coat to replaco cut un- assy laughed harshly. "He can pi.lsed-by flames. . . ,/"... Secretar}'.;Perkins expresseil con- 1 1S8.3. Knr 21 years she flew the live; years,' however, (he Tu.dtala senior singles '-f ny. East Africa. - •' breath. Kelly managed: "Mother, do chestra In Florida w-here he Is a ment of goiter, than other forma of have that. You give It to me all the Mrs. Gladys Larrivee, the toy’s While this movie isrtty’ no means j d e n t outmoded front' fidence that the new Wages and rUnlon .lack in ttir passenger, trade has not left her berth In the Hud- f'hifi.igo. F/nll Denemark's One of the deepest hf>les ... the__ : stop. I ’m ■ perfectly all right.” director of the Chamber Mii.slc So- iodine. time and It ain’t worth a dime. Lls- '■''May I.’! Mr. Archer asked of his a fMhIon show, th® 'advance notices hours bill enacted by the last Con- to India from the British Isles,^ Her son river. ■ ‘ Witr...\UnSUel * w,rfis JlO.OOt) Stars world was drilled in-1026 in Orange - ten stupid, I ’m handling this from ciety and active in musical activi- / • •ntreme# w ilt bo ro- grSsa 'would go into operation' more nnine was changed to Sierra Lu- Given fair winds, say those.who and Stripes Handicap at Arlington county, California.' It was sunk to I wfe, “get the floor long enough to ties throughout the state. a depth of 8,201 feet. now on. And theire’ll be np ■ cut f o r klsS my erring .daughter?” turned mecoy times in smoothly than- the ,40-hbur. week did cena.' Shi' uas * ••• pun'hasedJ •! \ by laa Nor . rxtiv'vyknow her, ,Uie Tu.sUala s isoiAotc* still can-.log Bark. heaflng.-’Seahlscult hy 3 1-2 I There are more non-rice-eatlng ^anybody but you and me. Get it?” Kelly broke from her faiher’.s -In France iiecaiiso ‘'.America i.s weglan company, and became Ihej.lfi land mile® atb hour. I'-ngths as C. Howard.’s Racer A what-can-I-do expression deco- KILLED KY TERRORl,STS enhanced' value. — practicaVy on a 40-hour week now. ' people, in China than the K'hole pop- | embrace to interrogate the Jerusalem; 'July .5.—,( A P M n ve comes from ninth jiince to second in uiatlon'qf the United-States. The_| rated the WeasePs face as he looked raustached Gilbert. str.etcfi. at Joe. Jews werejl^lled and five wounded!, 150,000,000 people of northern | ‘ Well, Gil.” ahe said, aren't you No one ilom moons ROLITION Inglewood, Cnllt — Llgarotl, own- ‘‘Gees, pai”, he said, “I ’m sorry.” going to speak to me?” today in scattered attacks by ter-! )• Silent ''Cinema'' China subsist on wheat, com, millet, , rorlsts. ' . • ! FOUR REDS TO START ed by Bing'Crosby and Lln,Hoiyard, beans, and other-dry land crops. I Joe waved his hand. Never be- "Hello,” - said Gilbert, •without .'60 much and "costs so .GVtiversvIlle,. N Y, .Albert wins $7,500 American Handicap br- Birds are ve.fy sensitive,to light fore bad he dismissed half of a hun- grare. He seemed mad about? .some- _Three were killed and one wound- ! I f 'WEEfr.END (Dukei Farrington. pilrtjei' fnr flire -60,000 at Hollywood Bark, changes. TKe^ stir at the break dred thousand dollar ransom so thing. ^ M they left Ainverefl eetUemenf,' Ktlls . \ , it usually IN ALL-STAR TUSSLE airily. tor work in orange groves. A Jewish Am.sterdhm, N Y., In the Canadian-; beating out M.ajor; A'. C. ThyloFs of dawn andAeat at the first coming (To Be ContIhwM/) MOTOR T U P amounts to abotit favoreii-WJiichcee b.v a length.. oT darkness. . j “Skip It”, he said. "You can’t ____ N rather and son w^re^-sl'aln when American ba,aebali league, has dis- i help IL You’re In a pot. Rut I .lohnnv Vander Meor To Pitch covered one wa.v to become tmriuine 1 . IVlImInglon. Hel . Mrs. Dodge The Arctic tern is the .world’s ' ambushed neaje-the temple area in jin. thhee dollars RE- champion migrant. It- neats aa far think your—er—girl friend might . The . , duratlWspf . ---- . tbfi glacial pe- the old 'll ■/ First 'firm ’ Innings For The to the nirzlnjr of spertalora Slonn;e’s Handli iitV beats Blaek riod is estimatedIma to be at least 500,- Wave ' by a length to fake; $5,000 north a* 7.H degrees from-Oie North be a little more generous. What ' others were wounded when TURN IN EXTRA ■ I^irllng the secpjid gonje ^ a with the money you’ll get out of (WO years. N.ntionnl i.engue All-Slars. dojihlphender yesferday, Farrington i nWaware Oaks: George D Widen- Pole. Around, August 25, when the -j-an Arab band attacked Roshplna. yoiing are fiilly .groWn, they are ' this snateh and. the twenty grand VALUE FOR ONE PUT ^ I w.,re ear-nmlls and won, .h-.'i. : ^r'.s Eight Thirty outla.sts Dell to ' you "^lifted from that bank', you ('iminnali. .Inly .A lAi’i Four found in the 'Antarctlo,. 11,000 miles ’ / ' in . nii-mhera of the home-town Rods, away; . i Nntluding voung .lohnnv-. Vander There abe 200,000,000 families in ' • H# WM Interrupted by a shrill Meer,it hero of two successive no-'hlt Asia. . . squeal from a.ssy. a squeal of pure pitrhlng performances this srs.aon. Use of . baby raytlages started' wrath. He looked at her. She w; were named .today - as slarter.s for M o v ie Scr a p b o o k about the middle of the 19th can- j advancing on the Weasel slnucmsly TOUR JORRHEY the Na.fjonal League team Jtv the By Bill Porter Caricature* by CJeorge^Scarbo tury. , , ! like a kind of blond cobiw/'"^, ftR-.atnr ttn.'elml-l gam e with Am eri- Trade M.irk Ri'Ki.-stered U. S. Patent Oltice. Hoteja. cafes, and other public'j "So?" she hlsagdr';''“ J4oIdlng out ' iTj can I^eagrte rivailsdomorrow. places using radio sets to entertain on me. eh?..,-Wfiat’s all this about RCROSS Bill TerrVr qiaiiage.r of the oham-. theiy guests In England are required j lusand and a bank? pton NNew-. ew -. Yof-lc’YoT"k’ GlanlsGiants and fftdd to pay a fee to the mu.Sic'publlshera’ 1 said the Weasel Sheepish TTO SER mamarshal .otj th e ’an-stt|r forces.' society of that country. "I done a little rjob on da side. ae-lc-ctctji ^thls-, ..line'Up.-, Silkworms outgrow 'their -skins Just A Reminder To Yo u --- H undreds of "Yeah. "What was the Job ?.V'' / srrrlxn-^-^tF -t-^nrunr^^ thrl T’he-;, Weasel’s*- aHttiide-'-toeanYe - cream of Ihi- ha.a^ball\rropl\rrop m jioth ing -period. . ' ^ ; akin to that of a small boy on the major league.'*- The slngle-hiamped camel doe* not Lpcal People Enjoy the Sum mer A t-I Carpet for rsrtdlng the Jampot, Com# te BP far dssfgffi . ..Vahdet, -ltteu'w are, of the world cmiin- The only -place 'in the United rouh’dihg Lakes iin Cov-" iHd, did jmu? And you wasn’t go ?i‘*"®:T*hether it is Week-eM m otorfe /homo—we havo scores plqn Yankees and a-^ consistent States where the American flag, is Ing'to tell roe? All right, you big 'w boat trip abroad. of teilraios types te fit nemesrs of the .National*'in-all-star P h OTOG-RAPBS wildupe flown. officially both day and night trarop, Hand over half of It and eonipetitlon. Ji>e ,\Ie<.'arlhy-, mairis.- «CtN£$ AS A WlDBgV,.-. - 1* over the National Capitol in n4 ^ h d o ver — Remem- hand it quick." most rosidsness . ..« gFr of the all-sfsr as.iWeH as JLhe Washington. entry, Columl^ Shamefacedly the Weasel pulled CKTiy wi ih you. Yankees, delayed fixing his lifieaip Straw hats have been-driven into out hla Ill-gotten gains and counted hut all eoncerned' were so sure tjee tnin'ka.and 'hnlid boards by thi «0r ten SKWO bills. \ ... and wn want to high velocity of the wind In a.tor-j Gomez would be the ehoiee that the her. n Hove Th e . "(Sees," he said. "dSt’s a moil fer toh you oboBl tfa* Fed- Natiijnals'. hatting ortler wns • de- nado, i you. ain’t it? A hard-wolkln' guy Trayeler* Clt^ueg for sale at this bank rid'd -^-n-that hasik: Contrary to common belief, the Mke me don’t get no place.” aun la farther from the earth eral Housing Adminie- 14er*s hnW f.he .Nations wtu lake •Oasy swooped up the money m The Key to are a protected ^form of travel fund accept- ‘ the field:; .. summer than in winter. , swoops the eagle upon the lamb. O' tratien toon pl«*w Jo* Plan Hark. fTiictq!;r>, ,3b Baboons were B5£j:ed"to the an- j T h a t’s the way ua Chicago girls ed throughout the world. Billy Herman. J'Ttleago. 2b dent EgyptlansTand the animals ' do,” she said complacently. : improving ybUr home Ivai Goodman. Cincinnati rf. frM i^ tiy w e re embalmed.at death. I '-'Infllienza. in 1918-19. killed more withoui ooh eofioy or Joe Medwtek. P f l,quia.. if. persons than did five years of the : A t that preclae roonient hj the Real Hotel Comfort Tn Wa r n Mel OU. New. York. - f world’s history the setup in the lit- CD a burden te the iotO g A lwavs sPeNPS 'w^-'sACiffiONS' World War. Eddie Lombardi. CUu-mnati. c - . tle kitchen wm m follows; Kelly -■ ATTMe^eACH. , Cut violets do not absorb water : budget jefsnk McCormick, fTnemnsti, lb ' through ^ their stems. They die Archer sat oh the table, her legs Leo Dutbeher, Br«jokh-n. ss quickly unless water is plaiced occa- crossed; Mr. Joseph Herendeen' Jtorng rmm,. All for your condffrtl □□ •lohnny Vander Meer. Ctnet^natj. Sandham wm draped-■ around a V611 win THE M A N CHESTER sionally on the flowers themselves. liker -the exeelleni service aivea.i hr all Silently soaring skyward on mo- Any. blue feather, if pounded to strslght-backed chalund the chair deponmentj. Your patrons*, is most im^nset to us. torless Wings, “Cinema”, HoIIv- powder, changes to blqck. WM tilted back against the wail; wood’s entry in the ninth annual W %NTED: HAKRF.IJi Blue feathers are noF really blue. Delivered !To Yo u Every Day By Just Mr. Ed (Weasel) WeynowsM stood, glider meet at Elmirs, N. Y , it ■.'Portland. Ore.- Victims of- this They contain a brownish pijment, discomforted In the middle of the C O . pictured abov’e as Don Stevens,, city’s, current menace, .the •'Port- encased In a homy coating, an^ 6e- floor hlutching what remained of 9W K movie cameratnao._ takes----- ;t1 up to land Pacts- Pilferer,” gladly Would neath this coating Is layer of cones, Coifing 5121 or O ur Route Man — T ele his loot; and'the''blond assy wm Member Federml Deposit Ihs. Corp.' open the contest officially. ..TUe trade coats and vests for - trousers. which act as prisma. 'These prisms 'busily depositing doUars in the top 'quest by 96 glider pUoti Take Dr. Paul Bailey for in- transmute the cbloi of the pigment ot her stocking. For the first time and sheath to blue. ii J .temational adaring honors stance. Following tf ne WaW ^ ijwe 'would know Y ^ I O Tuning In .i(BB him to i t ” quot44.1he count - as WEAF-r Intended to seize the apn, by Eddy Brothers ft ^runoAV, ' (O m tnt «nai!«»tern Sfandwd Tiin«i fessor; 7:88. WeQm* King; 8, ^wo-year-old Lance. Mitchell Pop;.R;?()j,fi^lF«rlea, AttoTlv^ -returned to England and Lance was. . ( O M t I n i i e d trop» -'^tgn]:pap^ 88 Lewis Street Reduc I DoyfiJw J'O'** Hartford,' Ooan. Matat JUi — I M feaMe chains or ItouM tb^aof iinlau'sra^ Law;^,®^; Ripley; 11, Jj ' ie a ward In chancery, puttmg AlaskA-Tun SiSei; coast laSZiitCeto a) 4eS»Wtons Incluilyall aveilefTI# a^tloni. WlUlam R. Martin - f Messnef orefii hlht beyond . .the control of eP Ailcgben * Proarama aiib jM la chant# t r •^ltalls wllhejA-^rcviouc nitiea. P. M ;^^WABC-CBS— rr'E M w iil a Rob- Amazing In their vltalin^amus- Local Bepreaentative . ^ Allied “ MOUNT*—kvr>r kit kfth kal k«vo Tcf^y.^ father of mother. „ their humor, tbey^iSe g;qtng 1:00 pc m. tlpo^tloas More Than 159f909 Cars N*C-WKAF ,(RED) NETWORK OA»t.-»-kj>Ji 1iotn kol kfpyf kyi kafo In.son "B ig Town;-JTrSOT'-'Al JotsoQ. MlthlicU declared the countess Am Can ,\ ... W . NCO show; 8, Hal .JCEmp progEa}RfjB:30, l\ome as-^hey-cara^. special Insnraoee Stocks ' Am Home Frod jG R E ^ WINS Jt&. T h e Indiaiis ------• A tio —_ Ra------n * ;;* 'TS*Ca-l JSSiT} ‘'Eaid p7>,her own free will that she train s U rte iD u in H y o u t todi^. SUIa'.;. V,, .,.4...-^-':::^. M'i Graht:r.Bu)i^coni^t make. » : geature tgf -aet, Rid . Asked Am'Rgd.Stp .... Paired Qy$r New Seme'' lif'th'ese i»te# S i atlffr' AetHa' CaSbalty ■ EARNl^ ' ^ o ia o » wdal wtra katp: ■ 4:30—Nil# MaiikvX«t*« PrtUnd t l^ c e time by Joe tltng,a lar|w.iium of money on the 80 Ani' Smell' ..'. ™ koa' kdTl; ka»ll<> winbt; 4i0Ck*<^IiIDr^PcettrRa0iCL..N«.wj|. Ptripd. mtljlle left yejitell®iF.'.Onl>L a few Aetna Fire .. JSSfX f:05r* Ed Thorgante^ (ports— y«lfer orchestra; 7;30,' Information count for llfli^'-'',; . Am 1 ft T J^ r Amertcem ^ o p Zea d M kaw koroo kbo kpO kgu who were Injunfl or feel RDwhSe Aetna Life ... 24 Am Toh B ...... way Since It Was Opened. _. nONAt. •TATIONt lopcratajhtwt -•trabc. V44II Ptvtr Boyi—notwark plcasSi.S, Heldt’s Brigadiers; 8:30, Crosa ^aaiiUiuitlon. ZMiiiis^ARsni 4:10— 5:15-i\Arth4ir Oodfray — wabel Chicago Jamboree; 11, Rudy Val- diere will remjiftj behind. . Automobile . . . . 31 Am Wat Wka Porterfields Tp Oppose GJRMAN-ANERICM •taaccabty on Hellaea Snaw A (oprgno—^#tworH- On cross exaffiinatib&>he denied TO MAKE TRIP ABROi PCMrarks): BASICMC — raati wlw,.*ff*4 They weny with full hearts, a ^ Conn. .General . .5 26 ( i _ _ »ori weol'r'kildw^i port-Pig 4it(h~ ft:S0—D^ka Cartpe^j^k—eaiff;> iee orchestra. - ' ’ ' , that the ^ AmerlwBKhpm ' heiress, Anaconda ...... ^ s J S S S P«t«^Appleton In the extra to- ,. ______kMO l^ li. OTM Dava Bacal And Four Notfa^wati 'Tvhat tb eapect Wednesday: preciaflv^^f the hospitality shown HacUord Fire 1 76 Armour III ...... Bridgeport, July 5 — ( A P ) ASKMnatea Fress Sports Hrttor Tnlngs. Pet# came In after the Sen- jp h f whow wabo kaoo I^C l OTHER 4:4S— 9>45—Songtsby Nay NOttUiMofi now a Danish su^TOt,''ha4 o(fered_ riONAU S TA TlO H t - Canadtam A ll-sCir'baseball game at Clnclh ' to- sfettle money on \lhe count -and tp theiQi^eemingly unaware of the Hami)rd.Steam. Bpiler 52 Atchison>..^.. ... More than 150,000 cars have pass- Gerhtan-Ainerks Tonight ators had tied the score in the ninth arat afcf: Cantrali -wcft w.tmj p 1I» wdajr •:0(K> 6:00-^U]it ..Clitartainmant — National ^ re ...... TAKKDOUBI^BILL tt you’re a New York fan ud a M p koam; tcolhi wtar^prfpls wjax -* Chlpago'o Nat 8#H.ong Ago -wsat natr — WABC'CBS, WJZ-NBC, child If the count would permit a ■obblng inoments they have ...... 0A Aviation Coi'P'.j.. ed over the Merritt Parkway since and hurled no-hit ball until dark- •:1(— •:1^Hollywood'a Phoenix ; . . . , bolleyer In baseball tradition, you FIELD COMPI ^aw AndM m _-WBun w frt waod wfbo wwno wcyc WOR-MBS, 1:15 p.-m. divorce. ” ' the ..^'ousands who thronged ^ ___ ' 78 . Baldwin Ct ...... 8 * 1, its opening last Wednesday, S t ^ ness forced a halt. ,va warn wmo wah wapi wmib wla* —«»«t; Baaka CarlorVi Travelers baz«W.l .fw whoAaggregaUon now and appear to be can look forward 'WUh - some con- hr------‘ 6:30^ 6^30—Melon Menk^ WfirAF-NBC—12:.30, Words and Mitchell, describing his hrat words town, for the celebration, 440 B ft O ...... Police Sergeant trYlng T. Schuh^t SO. GLASTONBURYwatchSOAlKitBab&j«;is amasliig Porterfields Cleveland, meanwhile, got only 1 1 *00 Pky wfaa wbap kprc foa l ktha PnbUre L'tfUtlea Bendix ...... heading towards a better undev- FROM BROAD BROOK fidence'today to a repetition of, the b » ktba kark k«ne: Mountain^ k«lr baair; Lew White at Music; 2.ri5i,Ma Perkins; 4:15, Ve- with the count In Paris,'\satd he 'shake their hands and to hear o f'W e s t^ r t estimated extend tfsnchntsr Qrssa to .. the Btandlng for the second round. Emil aafetles off Eldeh Auker ahd Harry FavorilrRTent At ahl ktar kob; faelflci kfbk kwg 7:00—Edward O. Robtnaph Piay terinary Medical ABsoctattpn eon' told him' *T am afraid I hkve em ^eak. Conn. L L and Pdw. .. 49 Beth StI ...... The peak load ofAOOO cars an llm it'for five'erafiUllesa Innings last subway" World Ssrlss of the lasL :30— 7:30—Al Joteon With HiVShow Conn; ■ Pow. .... ,. 4414 putt has the boys practlslDg regu- ElsensUt. Bobby Feller's wlldnsss 7:0CM> 8:0^Jack Berth end BoVg ventlon. . hews for you. He replied 'No There was a heart throb In every Beth Stl 7 P f ___ hour on the ParipwiSy was reached Fcriday evening of the opln “ you’re a aeveland or was too much for even two homers Cant. Real. 7 :3 ^ 8:36—Goodman 6wing-w>aleo ret Htfd. Elec. Lt. .... 68^ ' Bprden ...... larly. The repeated sessions, skull utiii • WA.8C-CBS—.4; Keyboard con- like the bad pews I have for a meeting of the veterans. And every on Saturdayjtft^raoOn, last evening Ion that Cliff MagninbaTs working Httsburgb follower, you have Jiist by 'Ken Keltiier and one by Mhose la Fine Time Of SilO— CiSO—Veur ramlly and Mina 8:00— 8:0(^Hei Kemp, Bob Hope. aV* Illuminating; ^hs. . . . N r o Can Pac ...... Hurls Two-Hitter, Fans 15; and 'otherwise, are bound to bear ti4 »— * in Utua :orphan Annia .— gtlO—^ A;36—Tho* Pour Ciwibfneny-Sontfv cert; 5d50, From. London Sir Alfred my terms, are the child a n d ^ Vh* Ineetlng gave evidence of the peace and earts-4tJaay In the holiday traf* a miracle with the TaH ehdzrs. To- fruit and It would not ba sufprising Win First Game Here By 7-4 about aa much ground foi* hoping to ' oaat; Jea. Oatllachio Orehaa.—Peat 8:45— 8:45—Vlewpolnta of Americane \ New Britain G a s ___ 20v Case, (J: I.) ...., officialH said. see your team on top. Zlmmern on "England and Central tastic sum.’ ” j T / between Yankee Bluebelly and night the same club s ^ l griistThe to see the Germans right In- the AiOO—iioo—Scitnea from the NawC 8:—10;05—Newt: F. Oeiley Qrch— So. New Eng. Tel. Co. 137 Cerrb Dc P „ two accidents occurred on Mprt Start QBalified To Leave For ^1S— S;lpi-Adrlan Rallinl Enaambla baele: aluet Entertainment—w. rpL Europe.” , MItcheli continued; "TJiwi M pro- Johnny Reb. , Hublariiites Sta^e Rally OermaB^ATOrieoas at tike .W4st thick of; tho second round. Young The old rule, honored as much in on In the seventh won tho nightcap ' >15— 5:15—Prase-Radio Nawa Period Western Mass. 28 Ches ft Oh . th.' Parkway,.,nelther.'of them' seri- 1:15—10:15—Streenttoope—woft rpL 'W'JZ-NBCt- 11:30 a. m.. Farm and ceeded to use words a)mut his wife Swne Sjpirit In Crowd Stds oval ra -th *i' p o fitp o ^ iS il- Norman putt has already been On KonV 6-Hitter, Cop the brMch as In the observance, is for Detroit. ' ,30— 5:30—Paul Doudlaa on Sports 8:30—10:85—Daneing Muolp Orcheetra and call her nMrfes. j/. obscene Indnatrlals (Thrysler-j^iY.... ous, and therii w as a sharp falUQ'g Xsague gams that waa ralnso^put a that the fenm on top after July « ;4^ 5,45—The Rhythmairaahmairaa OrchOi 10:00—11:05—A'rtia 8naw A Orehaatra Home hour; 4:46, Herman Middle- The crowd had the-same spirit. ttrou|A hls baptism o f fire and if The twin triumph sent tbs 'ttgera F(^ Sportsmen’s Sweeps Trip Late Tint Me 1,00— 5:00—Amoa ’n' Andy- ast: To terms." ■. / Acme Wire -Coco^Cbla ...... ,134 off o f accidents on theqPoirt'' Road, In Nhi^ To Nip W i^ e r ^ week ago. Jim OOM rjr and U the one that will win the pennant u 10:35^11:35—Johnny Long'a Orehaatra man orchestra. The man who proudly proclaimed the other young hurlers can rqund Into fourth place ahead of Washing- Ba Announoad—waat 11:05^18:05—Dance Muaie—weat - only' Sir Patrick ;*And•»Ai did he Am. Hardware ... .-.J. CoJ^ C a r b o n ___ _ _ ' 87?4 in Greenwich, Stamford, Darien' McCann wlU'’handlsThs gams Secoml Tilt B y .7-6 A t But It doesn’t account for a tie, nor 1:15—Vocal Variollaa by Choral Talk—WJZ-NBC, 12:45 p. m.. that "My daddy was right beside Into shape It will mean that the ton. while Chicago’s Whlfd Sox litO-^an tavit and 'Orehaatra NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK ' Richard.C. Patterson, Jr.; assistant mention the of/6ne particular Arrow H and H, Ck)m Co Gas ft El .'8 and Norwalk, police reported. the usual admisalon pHas will Im. does It allow for a team that’s go- At Crescent OvaL General Arm'stead when he fell," Billings and Spencer. (ieldliy 5-5 Margin. rest of the league will be forced to moved Into sixth past the A'thIeUcs< itatr!Ths Roving Prol. Talks BASIC. — East: w ji wbt>wbta wbal secretary of commerce, on "The gentleman .ndon society?” ComL lnv . 45 More than 50 arrests have been awarded at the sixth mnl^ IT It couldn’t be stopped. I- (S|$«elnl To The Hen]UI) 7:00—Ruaa Morgan A Orehaitra wham kdka waar wxyi njln weyr w'mal was heard as attentively as the ivo- Bristol Brass ...... itep along In high to keep up. Plitt Gives Nine Blows. Th« pale hoseK on a flve-nm njly American Method of Buslr.esa." Mitchell pUed,/"Ye8, he did.” ComI Sblv S% made by the 24-hour State Police Bolster laaer 1------Tie Marathon Tilt \7:30-Wakna King’s Orehaatra wfil waby wabr wcky W’spd wean wloo man who told that ."Granpap shook Colt’s Pat. Firearms, patrol of the Parkwayi directed d»y and Jack Knotts slx-hlt flinging, N.. Y., July lipo-voa popoarli Ouaatlona wteu: MIdwaat: wenr wta Kwk koll wren Somp Wednesday short waves—^ Mitchei said/Haugwltz-Revent- Ckmb Edts .. . . 28% ./'A new shortstop and second playing Patsy Vince' behind The Indians were saved or the West fipringfield, Mass.. July ' tiS^AItornay at^aw—to e wmt kto w6wo wctn;-8outhi wrtd wnbr hands with Gln'ral Meade.” • Eagle Liock ___ .... Cons Oil- V...... Sergeant Schubert and. . Trooper Maaehsztsr Green gained a Ugh' knock^ off the VBrowna, 5-4; and -UJD'Berlin, 6 p. m.. Calling North low burst In tears and collapsed 10 er worked a let of Improvement ate during the absence . of Yankees were “ robbed” —according (APy-,jo*eph P. jfcauihff*i • StO^Bob RIpity'a Pfbg.—to eat kr^y kfdm wrol krie wjbo wdsu waaa Fafnir Bearings .. Cont Can . . . . . : Ralph Buckley, the department’s grip on the Iipadershlp of the ^ r i The German-Americans, who are 5-t. Philadelphia tOok f t pair of (ffpeelal)—Four more of the Out) ! 5:30-^J|^niml* PIdlar, TaitT—tp e wegia kxyt; Mountain: Kin kvod kgr^r America; OSO, G8P, GSO, Gi3D, on d he showed him For the most part these hundreds 46% with the Inner defenaea o f the Por- o f th e brother battery> to how you look at it—when New thm Svmphenle Orch,-. Gray Tel Pay Station Corn Prod . . . . . traffic expert. .Most of these have Oiunty League by capturing slated to oppose the Porterfields to- beatings frorn„the Bostbt^^sd Sox. ffroyhounds of the day veteran New Ydrlc A. C. >4>^4clfltI.kso kald kex kga'keca. klr.^ ' QSB-Loftdon;-6f35,- -Fred--HarHey- T.-from/lhe countess. of thousands__cam(B jn __ reverence. 671 terfield team and if Cargo waa in. a wise choice. The squat, York and WaaMng.ton_wound_up^ iaXueac OMhl—aaaf;i NOTEi 6f 0 WEAF-NOC for i^onal Hart and c o o le y -,. ;t Del L ft-Wn: . been for-ep«edlng- The first speed-,eed- double hill -over.., the-'. week-iend..^.for fi.l8ht-.ahjl ..the .Polish- A mericans-- to- Amod 'IP Ah d^rapoat for west Hcxtct; HAT4 Budapest, 7, U-: declared the count has- aUxmiis to pay homage to* the’ vet- •6%- leftTnstead-Iff 44eaaoital-thA game xhunky^TAjLtound-piayer twoke^ up a -4:4 Ue affer 13 ig-jnduiKrf 'A®** their way “ tonight- list oT'-at^iona. ' Hendey Mach., B . .. Douglas Alrc ... er to face court was William six triumphs In seven sfarts. South the .Green game with a timely sln- morrow night In the’ .Twilight Ue after 13 Innings o f ^ e l r Staff ga9e up 25 bli t:S0—lOtSO—i. 0u Broca* A Orchaafra Operahouse orchestra; 2RO tened l ^ k to London from Paris erans or to see the spot where kins- 48 V might have been even closer. With second game yesterday. The Yanks Sportsmen’s Sweepstakes 10:00—11:00—Dick HImber’s Orehaatra Cent* Ealrl>< . because he was "apprehensive 'fe-' Landers, Frary ft Clkr Du P o n t-...... Hansen of Mount Vernon who. rlastonbury went ,down to a 4-0 le over secoluDand demonstrated League, tuned up for these tilts by Conn., exchanged one title ___ 8:30— 4:80—rWo-Ainjtng Lpdy—eatt; 7:30. Around Italy with men had fought and perhaps—died. 117V4 John L. Sullivan shifted over to had won the first). 10-5, for their for 10:30—11 :S ^ A I Jahna and Orchestra gard>ng something ’.e said to me." New Brit. Mch., Com. ,' Eastman Kod ;. fined $10 and costs today by Judl lutout defeat before the masterly third and Chapman at first the Ure lat base runneiWNmust respect his sweeping a twin bill with Broad Giants combined slick pitch-11**“ ^ »>«> run niursday night Edward Davia^Qaritorfe—weet YV5RC Caracas, 8, Boarding HOusc .The lack of casualties amazed the 169 S hinth Straight victory. Cleveland another In the national seniaf ' CBS-WAR . NET WORK 3:45— 4:45—Pr6gram from WOWO 'Fne' witness continued: " I t was -do., pfd...... Elec Auto-L .... Stanley P. Mead In N ew , Cana firllng of Tohy Quartiu on Sun- makers seem to have a new lease throwing artn. Brook yesterday. The O A’a won ing by Hal Schufiiacher and"Clydeil " , »»>e Crescent Kennel Club, 4:05— 5:0Q-^Newa: Paul S41>ii:!’emi/i Orch.Ore comedy; JZJ Tokyo, 12:45, (JfUde tp men who planned tha gigantic cele- 21 Vi ninning Into the Detroit Tigers who BASIC — Raati wabo. wade woko wcao iMk aiSdut blackmail. He said I North and Ju dd...... Gen Eilec ...... Town Court. He was arrested lay and yeaterday’ Wethenefield ab- of life. first encounter at the West Side Castleman with homers-fd'win their I-iquftlfled -.In last A A U track and field champidR^ Four weal ;w*r wkbw wkrerwhk wjr wilrc 4:35— 5:35—Johnnia Johnaton»n irrv~^ng n - ^ n g famous places bration. Col; Paul D. fTawlcy, com- 4lVi The thought of th e entire were smarting from three losses at •rti 4:8fc-*'o:S5—Serenadere — w ji dill not understand the beginning Peck, Stow ft Wilcox Gen Foods . . . ; . 34 >i going 65 miles an hour, soon after sorbed,a'6-5 setback from the Hub However, It was Server who gave field yesterday morning by 7 to 4 two games. Dlcft-'tlartell hit for night's semi-final event to complete wead whia arpro wfbl-.wHv wgar; Mid- mandant of the Medlcal.t,Corps. said five teams behind the leacIlngsHliio- St. Liouls,' took a double setback, 7-8 ships in Buffalo’s civic itaditimr waat: wbbra wfb>n kinho kmna whaa -•>''^5hnnlo■^'aionnni* Johneton,aonnsto Cont)n*d—chain of the technique: that a lot of Russell Mfg. Co. Geh- M ot ...... i 38 the Parkway opened. ’ ar41tes before a crowd of more the. Green game Its highlight and and captured the second clash at clrcuR ‘“ JpAbh gam*.'and Jim the field for the sweepstakes were kfab kmt — 4:45— 5:4^—Lowell Thomaa i- enet; about 25 had been given ispeclal sick than '3.000 fans at the former's fiolds la to find a way of knocking Broad Brook In the afternoon bv and 6-2. The net result lyas to leave' Howe Glh, _R. R. Bleskley entry. I BfUr Marlowa and Lyon, Pianoe—went money coiild be made out of It If Scovlll Mfg. Co. .. „ Gillette ; 8', Road Violations only Inexperience bh hls pert allow- the cockj’ champion* irtto tho diisL Ripple. lx>u CJhlozsa add Qus Man- Saturday and Sunday. Th« f8iy| EAST—irthi wpg whp whao wore efrb 6:00— 5:00—Eaay Aces Skit—aleo.tat leave to go home early. Police began- a drive today held. 7 and 8. ^ the Yanks .pnd the Indians tied for iMRd* ckao wibx WHIM weag wnbf Wlba Wkbn properly handled and that the only Stanley Works .. . . . Hecker Prod ... 75. ed the Bcore of 5-0. A' few more There la a i^ rtlln g fact standing cuso drove but one homer apiece. Miss Down from Clifford Allybre’s mer Fordham flaah and Olyi^-^ • 0 5:15— 8:15—Mr, Kfean A Lett Paraone ' COUNT ASKS "They had to agree to stay at do., pfd...... against stop sight violators on the Sunday’s Gaine the.lead, each with 41 victories and kennels; Crag’s Pal, owned by Mrs, f 0 tn m - whio wkM 5:35— 8:30—Vivian deMa Chleaa Song mistake he had made was in sign- Hudson Mot ..... 8V4 games and this youngster, who has out like. A tore thumb, among thege Ttv the morning game. Ed Kovls The^ Pirates made the most' Of C3n- — wgst wsfa wbrc'trpam wdod least three days, or they couldn't Tony Quartus was the whole show 25 losses. I I isRt la: -y 8:05— 7:05—Al Donahue A Orcheetra ing a New York, decd."- Torrington Int Harv ...... ,66 H Parkway when State Trooper W il- a real knuckle ball >.t hls dlspoaal, five teams, namely, that If some tw iiied^lnc elx-hit ball and struck plnnatl . errors, although between Myron Haughn; and Breezing plan returned to old tim« foifon i^ S X 'f r o c wlac VMfl krlfl'ktrh ktna 8:30— 7:30—Information pleaea, Quia get their pay for railroad fate, ex- Insofar as South Glastonbury was On the Natiohal League side the . A wblg Kdbl IN Mltchell explained the "New Veeder Root, new . .. Int Nick ...... , '. 4 9 % liam Flynn arfested Everett WhlU will, give the best In fhe league a .one o f tham fa il'to stop T y Holland out eight batters,, AI Bogglnl, with them C y . fiJantbh and BUI Swift by 0 , W. LewaUen. in his fRvorite (6Yent» th* 8,< 7t05—-SfOO—Horacr Heldt^a Brigadidr* cept in case Of tllhesB,"-he explain- 0 7 - concerned; ~ The ' big btlriy Teft- wwra wrabff wmhr walk ktui kgko 7:30— 8:30—NBC’a Chicago Jambof'eo York deed'' had to, do with "prop- New Vork Banka Int T 'ft T .. . . . of .Stariiford 'and 'toward TKortitbri'' real liatae. Bianey. 'the' catcher, and hls cohorts they ale, going to A double .and iw o singles and Al Giants prrterVed'their lead by Wal- granted bnly 16 hita < They roared tinder the wire In that meters steeplechase, to • an . m iTbx kwkh know wmmm 8:30— 8:3(^Muale All VouraOwn» Oro. erty." , ed. “ It is remarkable how most^pf Bank of New York Johns-Man ...... of Bridgeport. ' hander allowed but two hits, both also has to acquire, a foW more Obuchowskl. wltl%a triple and loping their "cousins,'’ th* 'BiJrook- order, with a photo finish requested . ar wmai wcoc wrva 8:05—10:00—Nawa: Mika Riley Orch. 92% find themselves out In the cold Chicago’s thlid-place (Cuba slip He sJso flaW-the count told him, them endured the trip and actlid^ .Bankers 'Trust . Kennecott 4U 'Stop sjgils' mean_ what .ithey coming In the eighth, struck out 15, angles of tho game and hot work' double featured a t'th e plate fo r ^ ‘’‘’Sers, 3-0 a n i 16-1. But by the judges to decide the fourth hls 20th national diadem n 'W lW W iliT —• wmbd-.twJan- wibw . kfh . 8;35—10;30—Dancing.Mueie.-Orchestra passed two 'end was given airtight much too early this'foil,. A aeries ped a-little further back when they Wkm wUtq ^kbh wcco drebt kacj wnax 10:0(^11:00—Rudy vallee A Orcheetra "If- I blow my brains out 'every- tiesl""...... ■ Central Hanover , Leh Vai RR'vT. 5% say:r-)8toi5''Md* hot slow” S(srgeant hls pitcher so hard. Blaney, Inci- the G A’s as they taillcd all their P ^ ‘^H'’ “ ''«b 's'«ra te^ ih io vin g up uff. more than a decade of big timei \10:3I^11:35—Freddieddl Martin■ Orchestra 12,000 (|10.000)/BS In the case support by hls mates In the pinches. playoff and town title games loom na wtthl„*^with Qualifying quartet tSi body win have known that Barbara He said the reasonably cool Chase.—rr ...... LIgg ft M y X ... ICOJ Schubert said. dentally, U full of fight from stert in the offing and the remainder of rons In the first five stanzas and '***' 7ull stesim, defeated the CTIncln- tho 8t. Louis Cardinals, Each team J?®'*'* ■econd choice In tho bet- competition. of his first hearing last Friday Im- ilrovc me to it; the tragSdy will weather probably was the most re- (Chemical ...... , Meanwhile, a.* the h.eavy volume The Green gathered two runs In the to flnlah no matter what the score then staved off seveVal Broad Brook “ Atl Reds, 2-1 and 3-2, That gave icaen team 1 ting, trailed Mtaa Down Into the Loew’s .... ,... 60% the league are going after this came from behind to win on an Sixtii ’OlMMa THto 7 mediately after returning from haupt her all her life and nqbdy City ...... of holiday traffic <.. demonstrated fourth both on perfect squeeze plaj’s and he appeahs to be In the real 1:30—Ranch Boys sponsible. factor in preserving the Lbrillard . . . , . , 17 Vi plum, the Blueficlds notwithstand- rallies In the closing Innings. Kovls them seven straight triumphs and eighth-inriing rally. The Boston stretch by four full lengths and , Mcauskev. l i n ^ S t France to fare his wife's charges. will ever speak to her again... .If I ebntinental anew the need of speedy completion, and another pair in the sixth with spark plug o f the team, and Sturgeon also got r two base 20 A«m e8 won by one-run margins am 1:45—The Gospcr'Slnger- ward veterans. That some of them are Monjt' 'W ard , •... 42% ing. Yes, ■ fans, the second ' round Bpf» and Philadelphia Phllllea also then with a dynamo dHye wlttled ly os "SbuffUii' Jos” and tlis William M/Mitchell, solicitor for lose f l ^ e , Is only one way out— Corn Exchange.,,... Na^h-Kelv ...... of the Parkway, plena o f State. some timely hitting. Bernardi slid- GA’s Working Hard c lo u ts -M o rre ll. Broad Brook this'season, aeld MacHligh ; hardy as oak was shown In the . 9% ought to produce some tight ba*e- broke even In the Phils’ first ’’home” down that lead and rifled his way Duke," won the steeplechase 1 the coiintc.ss teatlfle.d he told the I might take It eveh npw.” First National Nat Else ...... Highway Commissioner William J. ing into a base", hurt his right arm The Germans have a well rounded catcher, OJIowed four runs to score •»«>" DiMagglo Stan - T1 W TIC 2:00—Tours In Tone ca.scs of two who contracted pneu- 24 VA ball games. . game at Shibe park: Five runs In under tho wire a half a length to sixth time In nine years, rot. count that the Wooiworth heiress On crosa examination Mitchell Guaranty Trust .. Nat Cash Reg Cox for condemnation of land need-'' and was shifted to first In the on passed halls, the O A’s earning I-ed by Jos DiMagglo, who made 2:15— Harry Cool an^'Hannongttcs monia, threw It off, and reqovered. . J.. 19% seventh. : ^ the good. Crag’s Pal was third and to the heights after a Iobm t ftssBlers BnMMlcagtlnE . Serrtee, would pner £60,0(K) (if250.000) as admitted the count said', "Winfield Irving Trust . . . Nat Dairy .. ed for' the Parkway right of way In only three of their counters, 1 »•-- Who niede (ho eighth gave the Bees the 0060- 7. *^®®“' w“ third and er 2:30— U. S. Marlnp^and The army's Job of caring for them 155j door compeutlon this naSt~ owe 'BArtford, Dona. . 'an out and out gift." House , ( the Haugwltz-Reventlows' Manufac. Trust . Nat DIstiil .. Fairfield hit a legal snag In Super- The Green’s wrecking crow, VWt. In the afternoon, the. G A’s seorsd J? » •r. 10-5, and CTaude PMiaau’s flUix- •“ «» W n f o f Stiver Tl 3:06— Adventuresjn Rhythm will not; be finished until the vet- 23 Hedlund and (Quartus were < each homer In the second, the Yanki hit I ing paved ^__wv*-**- - . . I camecame under under the tha wire wire bom Doaa miandI noM, Howaver, hs was abls to 1 RMOO W. 1040 ^ 0 . «I.S >l "nie only ground x»n which the palatial home In London) Is not a Manhattan ...... NT? /Central . ior (3ourt. their seven nlns In exactly"the I hard' and oftM “until *th#J“ ^* I PWl*^elpl»i?e 3:30— Story of la Song erans are in their homes, Hawley 16% able to gather a pair of hits and Cy until they met up I 10-2 win'. Breezing Home getting the decision better tAAQ iljcth plM# In i tl countess wanted a divorce was In suitable place for my son to be New York Trust . NY'n H ft H Mitchell B. Block of Fairfield, same Innings a s ' In tha morning Basteni OAyllfbt Saving Tims 4:00—Highways to Health I, -e * said arrangements had been made , '2% Comber regalhed hls batUng eye on the fourth place by just a umo . the 6,000 meters UUt. whlebl patibllity.’^ the sfjlldtor added. brought up In.” , Public. National .. Nor Am .... through hls counsel, Lawrence clash with a lone tally In the first, 4:15— Romance In Rhythm 'There was no one. else concerned to take any who become til off the 2 2% also gathering two lusty singles. Last nlght’z four leaden will pit lost year, to Notre Damo’a At Title Guarantee .. Packard ...... 6% Flnktestone, secured an order from Gain three In the third, one In the fourth Rice. 4:30—Thosa Happy Gilmans at alj. \ trains 'and rushed to the nearest .Monday’s Game their speed against the four lead- Tnesday, riily S- U. S. Trust ___ _ Param Piet . . . . 1 0% Judge Earnest C. Simpson of the and two In the fifth. Broad Brook 4:46— Lyrics by Lorraine- .\moiint Called Laughable. hospital. Trailing 5-3 the first of the ninth ers In losL Saturday nigbt'a semi- Penn RR . . . . 19% Superior Court- requiring Commis- got two runs- In the fourth, three ■ *«* . m. 6:00— Ad Liner—Dance Program 'The count .said £50,000 was The last foj-mal program for the the Green came to life and batted flnals^Mduntaln Mist, owned by Mcaualtey spread-eagled tko i eeit. :0O—BEckstage Wife. Phelps Dodge . .. 29% sioner Cox to appear before Judge In the fifth and one In the sixth but BldSI 5:0 5:30—14‘t'a Pretend laughable. He said it wa s an In- veterans, was the, display Of fire- In three runs and won a hard BASEBALL GREATS MOVE H. Lucas, Miss Upside, AUyor* en- Jtt th# ostacle-rac* a ffte J,oha Rufus Booth in New Haven 4:Uh-StellA Da Uu . EXPECT EARLYEA^ Phil Pete ...... 41% couldn’t wipe out the one-run lead National League track rerord will be broken for the on August 13 and 14. 'H e wiu eoto- Sir John Simon, chancellor of the America's most primitive regions, the Parkway, and a 19-acre strip on Obuchowskl, 2b 3 1 2 2 - 8:00— Voa Pop. 9^00--Jack Berch and his Boy's Tex Cbrp ... /...... 43% for hits when hits meant -runs, Thurner, Cf 0 I Its second victory In six ftl-star distance ''and a h(Ew attendance rec- pete in the steeplechase. Loet year both'.” exchequer, told the House of Com- commuriicatlon Is Impossible. the far side of the Parkway with no Weiss, r f ...... 2 0 0 1 ' . 8:30^Fihber McGee apd Company. 9:3(1—Caniel Caravan — Benny Sir Patrick said the count boast- OVERTHE WEEK-END Timken Roll B ...... 48 especially In the ninth. Heavy Hitting Featnes. Pongratz, c 1 j May Face Vander Meer. games. Isn’t ' ord at the W ghfa rerfng. Platlhum toe Manchester stftr competed at • mons the Franco proposal In , Women In Party access to any highway. Sullivan, If , . . , 3 2 0 1 jotng to receive very 10:00—"Believe It or Not”., Goodman’s Orchestra ed of prowess with a revolver and TransAmerica ...... 11 Maneheater Green O'Malley, p 0 Buckle, owned by Jame(| Gallagher Bcrjili In his second Ol3rmpiCD sSd ■ answer to British protests against The expedition, headed by Nor- % Stock claims the law forbids tbs Belflore, lb ... 8 0 1 10 encour^lng news here. Frank Mc- 1 10:30—Jimmy Fiddler. ' 10:00—Time to Chine Hal Kemp's 'said he could; shoot through hla Un Carbide ...... 80 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 0 scored nn empbatlc victory in win- this will mark hie fourth the bombings. highway commissioner from al- Fraher, rf . Kovls, p ...... 2 0 Cormick o f the Reds, the only first- aiitb 10:45— Rhythm Ssmtphonlc. / Orchestra pocket more quickly than anyone man Nevllls, Utah riverman makmg Union Pac ...... 80 Vlot, cf ...... 4 3 3 2 0 0 Mortarty Brothera achieved their •Geer . 1 0 0 Cincinnati, July 5 l_ (x p )__iTie ning tho Independence trophy-llvent. foreign shores since he ran to A e " ' Bags '11:00—News. / Sir John quoted Franco as aay<. lowing consequential damages,; for J...Lovett, 3b . Burkhardt, cf . U 0 0 0 0 baseman on the National squad, has 10:30-r-Four Clubmen could raise his hand against him." hIs first trip down the Colorado, In- Unit Aair ...... 27% ,5 I 1 seventh and eighth triumphs of tlie, greats o f* baseball have started 1932 Oymplcs a t L ob Angele*. lie-, Mam ll:15-T'PoIlsh Orchestra. / Ing "porta are legitimate mllitaryi Few Serious Accidents Re- land not needed or for acquiring Saverick, as . Bediirtha, If ... 1 0 0 0 hit a terrific batting slump and has OMtt) 10:45—American Viewpoints Talk The asserted threats, the attoniey cludes two women attempting . to Unit Corp ...... '... 3% 5 1 1- 0 pouring In on thia troubled\town for Cluskey has always onjoyoA .fiksL ; 11:46—Lou Breeae’s Orches^a. objectives” but as disclaiming any land not needed for highway pur-, Hedlund, c .. • 6 season oyer holiday, weekend by 39 11 14 27 17 made three glaring errors fn as Ooid ' by Pearl S. Burk declared, resulted from discussions be the first of their sex to success-;. Unit Gas Imp...... IIVA Q 10 tomorrow’s annual all-alar/ game success In Eprope and is a g n iit ^ IB II 12:OO^Wea^i^r Report. / intention of singling out British fully navigate the stream. poses in condemnation. Quartus, rf .. 6 0 0 nosing out SL Bridgets at Elm- 'ollsh American 29 7 9 x26 9 many days. Previously ho had made I TONY GALENTO RATED 11:00 Sports'.-News for separation , begun between the ported From Fireworks; US Rubber ...... 37% 3 between tho two major leagues, and only one nilscue for almost half the favorite with track fans there. Lest 12:02—RJehard Hlmber's Orchestra. ship.s for attack. A 24-hour vigil along the .stream U.S S m e l t ...... It is Indicated that stock will at- Patrlss, 2b .. '4 1 4 wood on Sunday by the narrow mar- , A B R H P O A Broad Brook by this nightfall there will be r 11:15 Organ Silhouettes Vincent | count and countess on June 2. "Shipping Interckts "concerned 70% J. Dobreskl, 3b .. 3 1 1 pla.vlng season. 12:30-^A1 John's Orchestra. Describing a conversation he had th&t quietens here was underway. US Steel ...... 58% tempt, through this action, to Zapatka, lb . 3 6 8 » •’•turned home AB R H PO A homerun knocker behind every pot- • f Faanso Sargent have been informed of this proposal A. Borello, If, Ostroskl, c ...... 4 0 0 Osborne. 2b ... DIsciiss Htarters l:0pitchers, most of the conjecture The^Stancfingl Antei Tomorrow .Program .solicitors, declared l,tie.w. No deaths .70,000 second feet. for a .set back suffered earlier In, E. DeCarll, rf .. at the much bemuraled l/nlon sta- Washington, July 5.— ( A P y—Tony tinned the name of one particular John.ion, rf 3 0 n o o o 3 0 0 1 0 finished fielder, but with hitting Boston 10 -2, PhllndelpWa 5-18. ■ ; Wenti 8:00—N/V\-s. I 8:0(1; and no serious fires were reported Daily the government men have 1Vad.*trup‘, 3b . . the season and was featured by a’ Hastallo, p . . . . Uon, they wl(l understand what has Galento, the New Jersey bartender, .‘-;hopi)i':-.s -Speoial gi'Otleni-m In l.ondon' society. COMPANY IS DEAb .3 1 33 6 6 24 10 3' ■3 1 2 0 1 power at such a premium In one Amerfoon 8:15— to have been caused b.v fireworks, watched for wreifkage. They have George, If ______6 late rally by the losers in the ninth xjc Snow ...... , happened. stood, next to Joe Louis toda.v in a .Momitaliieei's GIVEN A CELL INSTEAD VAN WYCK HEARING. 0 Morlarty Brothers .401 330 OOx— 1 1 0 0 0 0 sudden death” game there ft a pos- New York IOhI, Wnsbtogton 0-8. Buale 8:30^Radlo 'feajsAar. "He saM aonieone In Kngllah so- ((V>ntlnued from Pago One.)' banned In mo.st citlei: and the tost produced three runs and almost 1 1 8e* Sell-Out Crowd new rating o f heavyweights- ijy the Bou#a <1:00 Fr'C.-l l''ri.liel at the Organ seen none. McKermbt, rf, cf 4 1 .ilbUlty that ’Terry will post Ott at Detroit 7-5, aeveUtod 8-3. B;00^Tlie Mystery Chef, <'iely bail Written hlpi, atating that larger towns, and seriour mjiiries Foley, y . . . . ___ 5 tied tire count Duffy Went th* dls- Polish Americans .110 002 IfO ^ ej Still, a sell-out, crowd of 28 000 National Boxing AssoclaUon. BnlMi !1;1.5 • Madi.son Fn.s'cmhU- unless he llr.st challenge/! that gep- were few. Other members of tpe expedition, 2 *(3eer ran fof^ Green-in flflfth. 33 4 6.24 10 6 the fast turn Boston 8-5, Philadelphia 8-s. Ylorli S—Grctchen McMullen Go.1.1 became a draughtsman for - SET FOR THURSDAY Hungersford, lb "s tM ca and struck out seven batters Broad Brook Including 2,000 standees, te assured Harvey L. MUlcf, chairman of the i30— Landt Trio. 9:2.">—Star Gazing in Hollywooil llcmnn to a duel he could nevcri The state's trafflt deaths for the traveling In three light boats, are Member Of “Dishrag Nobility” 1 Two base hits: Wylie. Three 000 oil '110—4 Chicago 5-5, 8 t Louis 4-L Fae#i the Scovlll company In 1888 and J, McCue, 2b Howard "Doc” Wiley and ” Wlhk'’ German American 103 120 OOx—7 when the two star-spangled outfits ***® *■ ““Fgested NBA ratings committee, sold Ga- '9:40— Musical Interlude. 9:30—Girl Interne return to London-Voclety .again. three-day week-end numbered only the two women—Elzada Clover, 40, Becomes-Incensed When He ..4 rO base hits: Haefs, Oobb, Thurner, that^ McCarthy will plant Lou lento won the No. 1 c^llen ger’s ikUteni ■ rose through the offices of assistant Golko.wakl, ss , 4 W nzler featured, at bat for the lo- X Runner out left base before fly mret at 1:30 (eastern statjdard iBsun 9:45—r"Vic and'Sade.” ■ |9:4.5— Dan H.-LrJlog's Wife ' "The count went on to say. that three, considered a low figure In University of Michigan botanist, and Fails To Get Trunk . From (Continued from Page One.V 0 Dobreskl 2. HiU off 2. Dobreskl 2 Gehrig on first base and send Jim- spot by hls "consistent knockout Trenton 4-9, Hartfotd 8 A treasurer, general manager and Mulcahy, e . . . . 2 0 efts each with three wallops with hall \vas caught. Urae) tomorrow afternoon at Cros- HllllB 10:00— Mrs.-W’ipgs of - tl:e Cabbage lo-no --Pretty Kitty Ki-ltv dueling was too good for that . . . . ■view of past reesprds for other holi- her 26-year-old assistant, Lois.-Jot- Adams 12; O'Malley O' -. Sacrifice my Foxx over to third In order to Wins and the fact that he is willing Albany 1-3, Binghamton 0*5. IfOVlB vice-president to the ^presidency in Wife. Venlo, c ...... • 2 W ylie suiting a triple, while XX Snow batted for E. DeCarli In ley field. All the reserved choirs Patch. 10:15 f . ' < On Bos and said ‘shall go straight back to day- week-ends. ’ . ter; Don Harris of the U. S. Geo- put their .shoulder to . the whe*L,and 0 cram all the power possible into'hls an Obuchowskl 1 . H a s t a l l o 1 , Os- and when Johnny Vander Meer I. 10:45—The Woman In White. j tlonal -Hiribillv rbampltm.s were made on June 18 and. June 19 Goa8,»was president of the firm atlvely low temperatures yesterday S.pn, Sm Francisco artist-photog- Senator ^ Nuys later termed m balls off O'Malley 3; Adain.* 4; rig at present Is hitting far under „ " I f Joe Louts will "(valk Into me STANDINCn Fallei detracted somevvliat from the lure Louis ;de Bussigny de Bourbon, at Manchester Green .100 O il 003—6 Mortartys yesterday-and limited the borte l. Kristofak 1; Two base hits looked like being the next city Foil#) 11:0.0—Dayld Harum.,___ I 11:30 B ig .Snst-r'-; after preliminary discussions be- w-hen he died In 1918 at the /age of rapher.' . . tha address an "Indirect, cowardly Dobrc.ikl 0. Struck out by O’Mal- hls best form. TTie Americans have like he did to Scbmeling," comment-' NnOonnl of the shore and lake resorts. 1' one time and later, when there was \5tethersfleld, A.C. .010 003 100—6 Bristol Invaders to six hits as the Kovls, Bogglnl, jDbuchowskI, Stur- manager. - Wont 11:15—Lorenzo Jone'.'. I 11:4,') .\tihl ■ .I)n Ann l.t at .■>! t h e O r ' g n n ployment by the' Scovlll company It as the ■•Oishrag ',;^Prince,’* la In A t his’ summer cottage at the It practically Is certain that the Other heavyweights were ranked > . . . . 38 35 .803 Ft It * 12:00 noon—^Noontime Varietic.*. : P M. . • - ..: Describing the count as a tjian Sunday and In New Haven,'iat least two t ^ e bits, McKernan, George; ew y victory, Morlarty hits includ- tallo 9 In 9 Innings;: Sacrifice hits aren't going to see a world series .Chicago ... expanded from a firm with J390.000 HUGHES PREPARES trouble again. Michigan lake. Senator v.m Nuys three base hits, Vlot 2, Foley, LHed^ nationals will open with Leo Duro- behind Galento In this, order; Max ...... 38 80 .559 Dane I .12:16 p. n't,— "Hilltop'Hcusi'V 12:15- ..N’evvs S ervire of ','violent and ungovernable tem- huge bonfires helped usher' In the '3? ed a double by Wylie and triples by .Sturgeon; Stolen ba.*es Krl8tofak'2 next autumn, and It Is a UtU* sad. Baer. Tommy Farr^ Bob Pastor, Cincinnati ...... 35 Mnsle capital to one capitalized at $35,- 'Vondeinere has been conducting declined to answer queries relative iM d; home runs. PatHss; hits off. J. DeCarll, Hastallo, Sturgeon; cher of Brooklyn at shortstop, de- 31 .530 ■ j " ' 1230—"Myrt and Marge. " per." Sir Patrick said he threatened fourth at midnight Sunday. Large Haefs, CJobb and Thurner. Zwlck About all.they hope for from tomor- Max SchmelIng, Gunnar Baarland. ■Boston . . . . ;..... 31 Want 12.25. -Conn Pi’od 'u e Market Bol- 000,000. , • a gasoline station on Center street the message. He said he had not fiY£STEM>flrS»STnitS Double, plays Belfl Schrader', Valve Co., of Brooklyn, Doctors and hospitals had their trailer aiyay but did not take thb would "be most pleased to be nomi- double plays, Saverick to Patilas to Kovls 1 , Hastallo 1; Hit by pitcher opinion of. the experts. 2.00— Federal Theatre of the Air . 1.1.5 - Concert, n.sll of tHe'’Alr' leaving bis wife." N. Y. ■ ' ' . , a - sortorial display of -liimself,' he nated by my own party;” i and re- Mortartys win be Idle until Frl- with bases loaded, and three"”singles It win be a- .crime agaln-st the sidered for the first ten until after W. L. Pet Balp Hall of Fame The count. Sir Patrick continued, quota of fireworks injuries. to care trouble to w U t until his wife was bases. Green 6, Obuchowskl by Hastftio; J. DeCarll Urobable Llneiqm B#lp 1:45 - The GosplT- -Singt-f Fdwafd Goss leaves his widow, the former wore'a gray business coat anoiiib, Bos- Waat Mrs.' Hugh L. Thompson,' 'al.se>; stir'-' 8(lffe,ired a shattered right hand when pilot win really do most of the fly- When he was told that It was not the a d m in is tra tio n ...i— Banjardi, ss, Ih .4 0 0 2 O 0 ...4 2 0 ObiicJjowski. McCarthy and hi* National - W . Ii' "Fefc RmQj^^y ; ....'J’rHv."Pl'P.L-sa]d_;hls honor iva*' sixo,—i-,-™..;..;-...... ing.’.'---^-;----- . . - - . Cobh, r f .*.4 U*d second. 4-4, In 13 Inning: Ap- Blngho'mton . 44 '-at_ stake , and that he was gpi’hg a miniature cannoti exploded -as^he Within-the rights of the-police' . to .. The other two.cahdidate8...Samuel 7. Lovett) 8b .4 1 2 0 ,.;^Cf,.2h—. l)^Bgue rival, Bill Terry, w1lL gpti BLUEFIElDSSFr BACK - 21 ATt ■ AMlel Funeral services' .vAli be held at Wa's loading It. Physicians said It Crew of Four. Vlot, ef .. Wlssisr; 2b '•*•4 0 2 pletun- - pitched 3 0 relief trick in night-cap. Burkhardt. Albany...... 2 p. m. Wednesday at S t John’s would' be necessaty'io. amputate the An automatic pilot is a. gyro- came enraged and made remarks and Jj^lcx'Gordon. Indianapolis la- Hedlund, c . . . . i 4 2.15 Green, 8b.., ...4 0 1 Bedu 37 81 Bnlldl • Eastern ^tandard rinae (With the ma-n and “was-going to Episcopal church with the Rev. Dr. hand. Thurner, cf c y Blanton and Bill Swift, Elmira ...... 35 Dlami 2'J8 ..^rtlord, UbOo. . 13^ 4|cope gadget, nised onJmost commer- to Captain Schendel,./^whlch the bor leader, are not expected to en- Quartus, p . .. . 4 2 1 • • ,6 1 0 2b 32 .SOB fight tvlth the person he. named, John N. Lewis -returning from a y' Travel agencies . reported heavy oljifr air lines, to which Hughes can Patrlss, 2b .... POngrats, o Mrates—Set -bock Rede t BRISTOnOllEGIANS Trenton '... 30 Blaati i “ He said if he whis not permitted captain considered unnecessidry'ahb ter the convention lists. . s ...4 0 "1,^ else, cf S3 rnal I vacation stay In' Maine to officiate. tratilc. The N*w Haven raljroad— torn xjvor control of his $85,000 ma-> Duffy, p , i . Blanton hurling elght-hlt J>€rirnror Williamsport 29 ^fern narllghl Saving riinr JJo fight the duel he' would shoot also a breach of the peace', result- Zapatka, lb, ss . .3 ...2 1 8 N. Pint, p 38 Oarda R,\ .Vsv(K lATED PRESS Burial will be In Riverside ceme- operating most of its regular trains 2G rtctory'lmd’ ewifCse-Vemhlt ball Hartford___ 35‘ Heoas Jrli Im. 'He would pul , his wlfe'*h. years. old Ebenezer Nichols homestead in 8-2 TOwns in. opener.'Tl-t;^ Knott gave AB R H PO1 A E H is Second H ole-In-O ne SEEKING A HAVEN York depends on North Atlantic Wednesday evening. Great Plain district, Danbury, -South GJastopbiuT * „ AB R H Osborne. 2h . ... (No'gam es scheduled.) Waorl 7:45-—News Service and \V'^ntlnaey tcatterlng A ’e ten bite who fills almost any poelUon on the SMI tMISdStfie t|Je Massachusetts Handicap at Suf- It is not -believed, however, that Cornelius J. Kelly,- Jr.r'the former Thurlow ancQHarri;^ Connor, an- entrance to the house, which was Mortarty Bros. for 6-2 triumph. . Broad Brook 000-231 OOO—6 reason‘d eecond scored here this j K*lly. Gordon-Tuttle and (^ a rlft » . 11:45— Aunt Jenny’s Real Life and declared he would n6t have a Frances Foley, actrew who played ..103 208 Olx— 10 team, twirled for the champs and folk Downs June 29. That -event <3ermany wiU offer any objection to other navlgatotv and Richard Stod- occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Charle* St. Bridgete C%a^ey R o o t Cubs, and SUb Willett lulled in a four-way tie for _ Stories 'separation.par in "Idiot’s Delight,” helped search DIER FRO.M INJURIES DJIILT DOUBLE ...... 00» 300 O li- 0 2. S L C.*Kri^.to®ft^!*-,4o''^« TJreejtBeclol HnkZ event. W.r. kept toe Invaders well to check as NBC scheduled as an "exclusive," the departure of The politically op- dard, radio operator, are scheduled- Mishlco and' family. They awaker- Blanchard ran for Duffy tn the 4th ^ rdagaray. CardIhaU — fonnjr’s first place for 18 holes with the fol- the Blueflelds won by a decisive Fonaa 'T 2 ;0 0 Noon—THe Merrvmrkkcrs SlF-Patrick also' referred crypUc- on Great South Bay. today for her ed the Mishlco family-and escorted hitg Butler; n Plflt* Hit* nir holiday week- Bftt again Seablscurt was scratch- pressed. to make the flight to Paris. W'heth- 4st apd iad BACC8 Two base hlU: Duffy, Higgena. relief work_saved 4-8 victory :for lowing scores; Booth, 92-25-88; Kel margin. The Colleglena ere nuui- Mee'aai PM. a lljrta a conversation between the huabbnd. who disat>peared yester- Torrington, July 5.— (A P )— Rene them to safety. ts l *d. , The United States baa not been er GiCnn Odekirk. who caine with cubs In ~ opener; Bordaxarav'a Hoffman 5 in 8 1 -S innln^n. Snow 3 ! * ^ ^ 2-88; Tuttle/82-15-^’ ivii- oged by Charles "Chuck’: Mc- 12:15—News Servlca count and countesa which apparent- day while, they were boating. Maquat. 18, died today in (Charlotte Pongret*. Three base hlU: Wylie, mart Now the "exclusive” pendulum in diplomatic communication with Hughes from Burbank, will go along The houAe was burned to” ii.* plnch-Wt single started atoning to 5 2-3 Innings; S t o l e n ^ s " s t V M d C T E ^ m e t t e L r e i ^ l S J No icores i S ac ban 12:26— Conn. Produce Market Bul- ly, he said, "was a trap -by him." Kelly,, aon of the vtce-peeaident Hunyierford hospital o f injuries re- fitemdaUi TtipkUif. Horvath. PhelM. Hite off D u « » 14; MU W. I . t,. w m ett emerged, the cepted lower than 68 Harm Carthy, red-headed sports editor of S appears to be swinging to CBS.-The .Germany regarding refugro assist- ds flight engineer'remained to ^ foundations. Firemen were able ‘’•■t » » v e Cards apllt with 4- geoq 2, Morrell, Butler; Left on the Bristol Press. Raol 1 letin a,_* ~' -- .. ... A -- ^---- - Mitchell, 'takingxuvuajc thelUC WtUilwitness stand and general manager ofThe Jamaica determined. to save several Outbuildings. Hlggeiu 10; OlaaanU 4.. ii#ertflce ed.INtaSNIZI eligible fOT 8n try In the the count-told him he ..was go- ance. In fact, that government did ceived yesterday when some hre- 8 1OO t o 1 ( 3 0 P . M . - W 8 PH 3 Victory. GA’e 7, Brood Brook '*7- pltf p5tol to'.Mathlnaon and Albert Dewey 'were JFoatai — 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent Water Supply Company, fell ove^ Mortertys 2. Stolen booe? Bore on bollf of ■ pjut s H w to g a cup, the Whitney and1 the 1j ing, tb give ihe counteaa "three not learn of Hull's proposal until crackera exploded while be was and' O eorn Bcoto !1.***’, ^ *orm«i^ with 82-13-70 and ' 12:45— Our .Gal .Sunday board while attempting to puahT Growing of tufip bulfais has been- Mortartys 2; St Brtdgete 2. Left POUNH-AMEBKS PKACTICX MtlY DOUBLE w iiron . racez. at Saratoga SprinesJ-enar#dn*»JTe*ra ofof"heJI h»ii wiOiw1(h h>#ritinMheadlines. ’> after the other nations bad received bending over them. This was the! Medical graduates In the United . fi«»«u»e Lenglen, formv- 3; Btruck out ^nraSS^ts^d'^wSlpSS^ M-M-70. EarlBftl- J:0(F—A v e e t *. '■ their -aallboat when it was becalm- a leading Industry in Holland since “ ®?|!“=^®ri*rtya U; at Brtd. N. PBtt 1 1 , H o ffm a n 3, S n o w ^ - s l ^ r had low groos with 77. For BUSlIt mOM A U N.'.T^ t^AuftOig. CBS baa MitrJMlI ftddadi ”TlMi w u at alao tha taVit^kaa. first fireworks fatality to occur ii) States in 1938-37 numbered 5,877, V ^Ono fl woms8 t8nxU8 p|§y#f diM T. O. Brown and D. O. Johnem The PoUsh-Amerlcone will 'prac- (*d. tba ITUi eantoQ, f*t* 10. Bom on h*Ua o « Daffy i ; 3 8 'boles, John l,s>meneo -was .the MAIN OONITf XpiTlngtoB la neuty 80 rsara.^' i ot wlum 288 v tr a women. • t iff# or gg. ’ " «a_«tou tee; Umplrea tice tanlght at 8 o'clock at their Au- J. Jeadrew oad W. Jandrow. • ’toch hod W ^ e r with a Bet eg 148 oad: Mr. J 4®w g ro e e w ith 8 i. !*? " ■***«* m aa p iigen \ .OSB w(sa n a a eru B wlOi $48 Off reguntg^ l» — * green* In teur of th* Here Is-a new view-point on the I LUST A M ) VtHJNO ANNOUNUKftiEl^ PAIN'I INU— PAPERING 2^ SUMMER itOMEIS ifr* teams apt to toto tS* surprise Foxz, Boston, .348. distribution'.of wealth; HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR REN’? parka-echoing each balniy packages In the Big Ten next sea- s h e w . - - : d O f i S O aO R n N O NEW,i Hn»AUOfCt0 OWNJBBS ^ A tta e u c ^ :'Cu- wltlr. "ypw'te no*, h a lf- i^ -jlatnlair Run»—F o i^ Boatoo, and Green^ B usi* had a new. dims to Jnvestl SniBTliAND sob j: * . bow te Buigeaa Whitehead berg, Oelroll,-00:' com«). .cidid'i p<|tpet lulemrd. plenle. Groups taken oars of fibc 36.95' repaper* room, celiliig paper- FOR SALB^DAT BJt> ddth cover, FOR RENT—COTTAGE at Giant* aad other weird crie* oommon to In ah tee cream soda. perfect condition,^ very reasonable. getting along, anyway? . . ; out In Runs tatted In—Foxx, Boston, Mt Minister (who was ealUng)—Why { Baat Center street. Telephone '-per hour. Special day imtes. Free ed or kalsomined. Mateiia^ isbor Neck, by week, -for July aad Au- the game. The .ThlaUe Club in Hart- Ohio they're atiU trying to fi^re York, Detroit, 86. complete. Inside, outside punting. Telephone 3353 or 23 Gerard St. ford celehrBtedJte 25th anniversarV' don’ton’t you give your dime tb mis-I hour with every five. Arnold Nei g u st Call at 85' Russell atreeit 6ut how the all-stara passed up Hite—tVavis, Washington, J00| slona? son, 71 Delraont, Comer of.Suni' Largmsavtnga. Work guaranteed. la*t yeat^. I FOK sal e—USED cotton mat Trosky and Keltner for Gehrig and Lewfs, Washington, 94. Bessie—I thought jaboqtthat, but! r-rONE 10 FOOT rubber die- m lt Phone t32S.~ * Lang; Phone 8308. . -J ® jt la the iiaat fli^yearii,' New RolfjL. , . BUI Mongiello, who used > taoee. Rewerd if returned tress, excellent condition, reason' LEGAL N01ICE8 Haven, Bridgeport, JH^terhuty, Doublej»--Cronln. Boston, 33; Z think ru buy:Ahe ice cream soda able. 60 .Garden street ..r''' New Britain, G re e n u p and Stam- to tote 'hate for- the Yanks, la going Cramer,' Bostoii, 3L ” -^- 4ind-let the soda fountain mM g iv e !* ,® ? wuevotn and te tep- to T. D. Service ateUon or tele- MQl'OR FEIUUr' .. like a bousewQra for Danville (Vai) Trlples—^^AverUl, Cleveland,, 8; tt to misatona Miea shall be saved; but he tlte^ Hertford T-*23S. PERSONALS KKHAIKING_^ 23 XOTIC'E OF AFTblipATIOlir fdrd have laid out green* aad form- beUeyeth not shaU be damneiL— kni unclaimed FURNITURE' ed aBBoetetloha. More than 1,000 In tije Bl-atate>ague , . . have the Kreevich, Chicago, Mcl^irm, St. 4 months ago. a young couple Thla Is to^-klvs.netlca that 1, Louis Louis and Heath, Cleveland, 6. 5Urk 16:16. — ENVELOPE contetnlftg OIAMOn Ii rind recently pawned MOWER SHARPENING, repunng. Cervlnl of ^O'^iottast* street. Man- are . enralled in asaoclatlon* Dod^rers stopped Ruth-.^m giving ThV any that every baby bom ih M Ineurance poUdee. Plceee re- In New York 360. Sacriflee pawn 'Vacuum cleaner* -'econditioned. bought this outfit from Us and asked che»t*r,.J30fiiv.. have fllea an appUca- signals from the first b M ooaching Home runs—Foxx, Boston. 3S{ 1987 already owe's: the'-g(oyf.rnment. throughout the state, and many Greenberg, Detroit, 23. n and receive reward. Orube ticket 310. Write John Wodicka, Key making, lock repairing, sate us to . hold for deliver; In^ the tlon^Affted 2S.th of June, 1037 with more unafflUated players partici- Una because he balled up too'many $420.00. No umnder thay .^ 1 . •" Faith Is to believe, .on the word combination cbanglRg- Bralthwaite, meantime they paid a deposit am Liquor Control Commlaalon tor pate. plays? Stolen bases— L ew is,W ash in g''' of (Sod, what we do not see, and its Footer etreet General Delivery, Hanchester. (In Package Stors Permit for. tha laia 'ton, *54 Werber, Philadelphia, 11.- apectlon Invited). 52 Pearl street. regular payment* Amounting to-358. of alcobollo liquor on tha premises 48 TcBine Entered Junior (In .th*,preaence o f fateOy reward Is to see ahd enjoy what vyo Unfortunately they hayfi>(ajncelea of 21 Oak street, Maneheeter, Conn. Cumberland,. Md„ a buaUlng Uttle .. pitebtog—Allen, Clevenoid. 12-lj ^ and vlsltor8)-f-No, I don’t want to belfcve— Augustine. ANNUUNLEMEN'ra A tournament at HaHford last Cbandler.'Ifew York,-7-1. . ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR serv- the order and nbwjve" are offering The business Is owned by Louis Csr-- month for a 3700 gold cup drew an city, of 40,(X)0 has had three WUllam kiss Miss I^ng—she slapped daddy HEALTH—Sport to reduce. ice on all makes Reconditioned this outfit atjgrr'^ctual saving ot vinl of 10 Cuttage street, Manchester, Millers on its high school teams in tef doing IL AU’IYIMOKILES FUR SAI.E 4 Crmn.. and will be conducted by Louis entry Hat of 48 team* from Connec- NO S.ALE. ,npt a blkA 30c hour. Ask about 0 commercial units installed. Wayne 358. Gcrvtril' of io Cottage atreat; Mafi- ticut,. Rhode laland' and Massacbii- the last three years . . . to avoid ter I plan. George B. WUhame, 1935 PLYMOUTH gEDAN, 1984 Phillips, 53 Walker street. Tel £)oms OF'furniture cheBter,' Conn., as permittee. setUr. A New Haven team walked confusion, the sports writera dub BASEBALL Q ^ J I O V E 00981P! Noidkl IW Oxford, off Strickland. Teie< Plymouth sedan, 1933 Pontiac 4978. LOUIS CERVINI Los Angeles—WuUanf Zion, 53, STOMER PD. 3218— now 3I6O off with the trophy, the second non bed ’em "Boots," "Bus,” and ''Red' A goaalp dropped In once for tea. waited t]l street car No. 1324 came ph"CM 6334. sedan, 1933 Ford coach, 1983 Olds- D ateA ^ tta pf Jiina, 1938. Hartford team to win the. event In . . . Jack Corbett, owner o f the To paaa the tjm* of day with me; LAWNMOWER8 *harpened.Andm- This 4 rooms includes, complete Liv- H-7-6-8I. along. mobile aedsn, 1^33 Pontiac coach ing' Room, Dining Room, Bedroom eight year* o f competition. Syracuse Chiefs in the International IN FOR ALL4TAR U R E - M e tattled all about the things.' He boarded the car, showed 'a blU 1931 Ford coach.' Cole .Motor*, paired. Precision gjifitfrng.' De- U- The next JWg event In state league, hit the most freakish homer Our neighbors do, smd happenings Manchester livery service. KafiTCi. and Edger- and Kitchen. Nothing else to. buy. (Continued from Page Nlneb) of sale to the' conductor, for-N o. 6463. We will sell any room separately If cpmpetltloiri* southern New Eng- this Chronicler ever 'saw . . . One Of school acti'vdties, and crooks, 1324, and demanded his property. toii. BucktendTPhone 7385. land lawn bowling league tourna- day )n Prince Albert Park down at ^nd how much Susan’s baby looks Ereninsr Herald A SAFE PLACE TO BUY. Schal- you wish. Easy terms can be ar- ton, shortstop; Charlio Gehrlnger, The conductor, referred Zion to ranged. Send for a free "Courtesy st at e spor t s ment, which begin* July 12 and will Winston-Salem, N. C., Corbett, then Uk*L.thia or that one of her kin; the police bunko detail Which now ler Motor Salea Tne.. Dodge-Piy- harnesses, COLLARS, luggage ; last from six to eight weeks, the Detroit, second base; Jimmie Foxx, And lihw ahe thought It was a sin and harness repairing, sport tops Auto" or If you wish to use your thanaglng .Asheville, slammed one reeks the ;>”salesmen'l who took CLASSIFIED. ' mouth Salea and Sendee. - Center teams traveling from city to clty Boston, first base; Bill Dickey, New That Mhivs-^halr bad grown and_; eurtaln* repaired... .90 (Jam- owm car .we wlU.refund your g_aso- into left field . . . the bali wound up ..York, catcher; -- Bob FeUer, -Cieve' too I Zioi».’* 316 0,------—- at 'Olcott B t.' - Phona B10J,.<^6pen SLANTS - .to comMte— ...... ' in right, taking the afigles of the long, - ’ .evenings. brt'dge street. Telep(ione 4740. lihe. We pay' your fare" If yoii Hartford and New Britain are land, Pitcher.’ use a train or bus. fences like a billiard ball on a table And Jennie’s baby Wasn’t strong, Osnot su averse* word* te a Una New Haven, Conn., July 5— (AP) not In the league, but lawn bowl National: Joe Medwick, St. Loi “ Reuben wor^ such silly clothes. iBItlala nambart And abbrevlatidns WE SPECIALIZE. In recovering A-L-B-E-R-T-S while (Jorbett tore aropnd,:th'e sacks sash aeanl ,aa a word and pompoand Trot oiit the kilts, Angus, give u* era are hoping next year to have a left field; Ival GoodniahT Cinclnni Raechers''{iowder on her nose roots, and applying asbestos siding . Main Storf^Waterbury . on another occasion,"he refused center field; Me]. Ott. New Y( werds aa two words Uinlmais aeai la BUSINESS SERVICES a Vee doth an', dorrls. and a skirl on big state tournament which will to let bis team start the opening a much too thick; and then she S«1a* af tbre* Unas Years ot experience. Workmansbip the pipes for we’re going .to f talk right field; Stanley Hack, Chlcag;oj STORIES ' OKKEKEi) I.S give the winning team an uncon- game qf the season until the Win- said: - Una mta* par dap ter traaalaat guaranteed. Painting' and .catpen this week abput the ancient sport tested claim to the ConnecUcut third base; Leo Durocher, Brooklyn, try. A. A. Dion, 81 Wells. Phonf MACHINERY AND TOOLS 52 ston-Salem cluh paid admlission for y dear, you have a level bead.’’ ' •oeftva. area 11, ta « LOOK OVER YOUR evergreens, of lawn bowling .which seems to be chabiplonshlp. ' shortstop; Billy Herman, Chicago, 'And yet I knew that on the morrow IN STAMPS blue spruce and hemlock* for red 4860. gaining rapidly In popularity in John Currie, veteran New Haven the street car conductors and mo- second base; Frank McCormick; Caab Chars* USED POTATO SPRAYERS, gar- tormen who manned the opening I’d be the sObJect of her sorrow! t Oeaaaeauv* Oapa •.! T aiai S at* spider. Very numerous thla year. den tractors, tractor plows, varie- Connecticut- - bowler who supplied most of this Cincinnati.,' first base; Ernie Lom- • Qanaaeatlv* Dap* ..I • atal U at* LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED- — As you might guess from ' the day specials-. . . quite a card, that Spray at once or Phone 8597, Joto Price 31.00. Factory, method. Call ty of tractors, mowers, rakes. Dub- Information, plans to call together bardi, Cincinnati, catcher; Johnny , Junior—r.thlnk grrammar's easy, BSiSSSJSSi 1 Dap ...... I 11 atal Id at* heavy scotch atmosphere, the sport representatives of teams through- Corbett. ^ ______i,i ..r__ :_____ . All ardor* for Irrasnlar Inaartlona 8. Wolcott, for attention. ed for and delivered free. Wait lin Tractor Go.,. Providence Rd, mdtoer. J know- all about singular | . srUI b* aharsad at ah* an* Uaaa aata. WIHlmanUe. - — _ — ...... ' wa*' fpst'ered.ln. the state by ejaps- out the state at the end. of the sea- toaalal rata* tor leas lara avarp Burnett, n o Spruce Street. Phone mcn from the Ltmd of the Heather son to prepare for the event J. Roy Stockton of the stl Louis 6266.' Post-Dispatch baa composed a piece Mother—Do ypu, dear? That’s.I dap advartlalna fives atma raqaaat. FLORISI'S— NURSERIES 15 Fob sal e—TWO horse Mc(k)r- and Thistle-rbut the Cohens, and the very./clever. Perhaps you can tell _ Ada ardarad botar* tb* third ar artb for the Saturday Evening Post an- «ar' ba abarfad enlp- tar tbr as- mick mowing machioe, ’ hayrake, Kelly*, the Olsens and. Zabrlskls. to me'the plural of Sugar. taal iianibor af lima* th* . appoar- FOR SALE>—CELERY plants, 60c HELP WANIED- one set harness, four reach wagons, say nothing of the Joneses and the swering an srtlcle printed some 4-0 TRIUMPH OVER Junior—Lumps, of course. ad. abarfins at th* rat* aarnad but per hundred, also cabbage and Smiths are taking It up in a big. months back In which authors Tom a* *llewan**-*r rataad* aaa b* mad* Ma I.L .36 one spring wagon, stake body farm Sports Roundup Meany and BUI McCuUough, two cauliflower, at Odermanp’s, '604 truck, also one m-Jle,' and one way now. , READ IT O H '^O T^’ aa ala time ada aleppad attar tb* For the benefit of those whose New York sports writers, broadly SO. GLA^ONBURY dfth dap. Parker ktreet. WANTED—FARM HAND, sober horse. S. D. Pearl, 100 Woodland By EDDIE BRIETZ A c\crgyia^n cannot perform the [ Ho ferblda*! dlaplap Ilea* not and reliable. Steady Job with good chief acquaintance with bowls is hinted the National is just another (Continued from Page Nine.) njarffage ceremony for himself. iM ien the C onstitution »imt': FOR SALE—CELERY plant*, 8 street. Telephone 7069. said. home for right party. Call 4217 when 'soup Is served ' at dinner, big minor league, after all . Tb* BaraldiWlU ael b* raapoaalbl* dozen for 25c. Inquire 12 Glenwootl here's a thumb-nail description of -New York, July 5— (A P )—Old Stockton’s piece wgs to have ap- Became a Fact after 6 p. m. Christian, rf .. ,.2 0 do 0 0 - Sandy—When U Annie McTavlsh •bP aara tbaa on* laeorraei Inaartlon street. Telephone 4809.- the game:. Arlle I:,atoam, who was quite a ball peared In today’s Issue, but for some af nnp advartlaamaat ardarad for M U SICA L IN STK D M E N ’I'S 53 J. DeBari, rf .. ..2 0 0 0 0 0 -- g93ing to let you marry her? PESSIMISTIC, torn by discord, You pla.v It On a rlnk-^f velvety player In his day, says Joe DiMag- reason has been held over for a Saar* tbaa oe* tima Johnson, 3b ... .4 0 0 1 1> f Andy—It’s very uncertain. Some the Constitutiotial Convention Tka laadvartaai omissloa at.iaaor- FOR SAtj&— PIANO' aecOrdian, .smooth grass not ice—about 120 feet glg la the greatest of them all . . . ARTICLES FOR SAI3E 45 week or so . . . it will be just too Ottone, lb ...... 3 0 0,-10 0 0 person gave her, a bl^. box of note- assembled in PhiladelpJTTa for the Saat nabllsallea af advartlalns will b* MOVINIi— rKHt'KlNU^ good condition. Reasonable. Call long by from 15 to 20 feet. wide. Is Frankie Frisch going to transfer bad If the American league'rs pour teoufiad eblp bp aaaaallalloa of tb* Liindsav, If .... . 3 ,0 a 2 1 0 , paper with her name printed'oh It. framing of a new supreme law to STORAGE 2(1 FOR SALE—60 INCH. Stendard 6933. . You use a "Jack”—a white ball from St. Louis to manage the Dod- dha^o made far tb* aarvlea raadarad it on' to the tune of something like A. DeBari, c . .-S'.O 1 6 , 1 , 0 She won’t get married "tintil It is bind the states, May 25, 1787. It combination . sink complete with that looks for all the world- like a gers next season ? . . . in yesterday’s advartlaamaat* maat aoaform CALVIN C. TAGGART. Moving and 15 to 2 In tomorrow’s All-Star Woods, cf.^rrTV . 3 0 0 2 0 0 used up—and she.writes very few completed, its woHt Sept. 17, 1787, atpla, aopp aad .tppocraphp wltb fixtures 315.00. Fabiano, 128 Au- billiard cue ball—and howls made double killing, rabid Dodger fans truckling. Local and long distance. game, now won’t It 7- J. TribWets, 2b 3 0 0 0 3 1 letters on account-of the postage. with formal, adoption o'Mhe Con- rscnIattoB* ahtoread bp tb* publiab- tumn street. Phone 7525. ROOMS W IT H O iri K O A K D 59 of hard wood. The bowls are not tried to startle the Giants by toss- afs and tbap raaarv* th* risbi to Phone 6355. 24 hour service. Keahe, p ...... 3 0 1 0 1 1 stitution. But" the fate' o f ' the ddit. rsvla* or ralaol aap aepp ooB' round, but "biased" so that they ing lighted firecrackers on the field, “ If 60,000,000 people say-x foolish FOR RENT—PLEASANT furnish- roll In a curve—which make things and If you don’t believe the Giants mighty document remained doubt- SMarad objaeilonsbia AUSTIN A CHAMbEKS when you ed room. Reasonable, 98 Pine Total* ...... 30 0 2 24 It 3 thing. It te still a foollah thing;.” ful thereafter for many-months,' OLOUNa HOURS—ClaaalSad E L E C I KK A L more difficult and all -the more in- got steamed up. look at the score League^" Score by innings: h* ba pabllahad asm* dap mnat b* ra- want tb* best In Local and Long Btreet. teresting. - Delaware was the first of the 13 salTid bp U. o'aloek aoea; Satnrdap* Distance Moving Dally hixpresa A PPLIA N C E S— R A DIO 49 of the second game . . . pickets In. So. dlkstonbuPy . . . 000 000 000—0 Judge—Mrs. Murphy, why I Rules of the Game front of the. Polo Grounds yelled, states to ratify it, Dee. 7, 1787. M:U. Hartford, Manchester, Kockvilie Manchester Green .000 202 OOx—i you assault the Gas Man? BARGAINS IN repoSf.essod radios, To start the game, one player don’t, patronize-this place” As' ho,- Leaders Pennsylvania was second, D ^ . 12; Phone 6260, 68 Hotllstei street. A F A KT M K N l-S—KLA 'I’S— Runs batted in, Patriss, Zapatha, Mrs. Murphy—Sure, your honor, then New Jersey, Dec. 18; Georgia, TELEPHONE YOUR all kinds hand vacuvim ' '.cleaners. throws the Jack, at' least 75 feet 000 customers s'w-arrted through Ui® NA’nONAL LEAGUE. Vlot, Hddlund; two base hits, -J.- he ca.Ilcd me an occupant. Just right for the enr, or. collage, . tene: men'I's m down the rink, then you see ho.w turnstiles. Batting— Lombardi, Cincinnati, Lovett; hits off, Quartus 2,‘ Keane Jan. 2. .Then Connecticut accepted it fAT. Off. WANT ADS also double door, 12 cubic ft. re- close you can roll your bowls to the the Constitution. The resulta.ln The game of golf Is' possibly of FOR RENT—FIVE room tenement, 360; Medwick, St. Louis, .342. 10; sacriflee hits, Patriss, Zapatka; Th* hardest elements to find - are Ada ara aaoapiad aver tha talaphoa* YJutch origin. frlgemtor, using frtgidalre com- Jack. A player or team W'hoae bowls Runs—Ott; New York, .69; <3oodr these five states were more easily second floor, with garage, 15 Stark- Babe Ruth looked like an alien stolen bases,' Barnard! 2, Vlot; left an openmtndedness that will permit'] at th* CUAROE Rate si«*b ab«v* pressor, like new, 1 year guaran- are nearest to the Jack ' receives enemy In a Brooklyn suit . . . just man, Cincinnati, 58. on bases. Green 6. So. Glastonbury obtained because the friends of the aa a aonvaalana* to advarilaara' but weather street. Apply at 713 North points equal to the number of bowls a.' change from' established rdutini nf. Constitution were quick to act. M Ulu HV SIMITH tha CASH Rates win b* 'aeoapiad aa tee. Can be bought for 1-3 its can’t'get' u^d to the big boy doing Runs batted In—Ott, .New York, base on balls off, Keane 2; struck and a practical-mlndedness known The Boss Sees the Light By JOHN Ca TERRI FULL PAYMENT If paid at tb* bual- regular price. Just right for tavern Main street. nearer to the -Jack that the nearest 7; Goodman, Cincinnati, 55. .. . out by, Quartus 15, Keane 5; time, With delay in the other.'states bit- his stuff in National league parks as horse-sense. teimess of contention rose high. NwrPAV THE 1?A1N HA^ CEA#CP, AND aaa* eSIe* aa sr bafor* th* aavaaib or small store. Rhone .511tl, Brun- of the opponent. It singles and . . . he belong's a piece further up Hits—McC^ormick, Cincinnati, 96; hr. 50 min.; umpire, SulUvan. . GCORCHY- I WANT YOU TO ^ l pWt al l iVp fiOT- EVEN MV r'M- G0lN(r 10 MAkB W», POr ' dap fellowtns tb* drat labartloa at KOR RENT—3 OR 4 ROO.MS at doubles, each man rolls fopr bowls. Massachusetts,'at length, fell in 5(5C>RCHV F U E G PACK ID THE BffSBVSTEfi ACCEI^ MV'APOLOGY-a n d fO R&IVg ner's, 80 Oakland street. Open the road . . . fans gave hln a tre- Gbodinan, Cincinnati, and Martin, Farmer—Can you pitch hay? LIFE-10 YOU AND MV SON, BUZZ-: ^ 1HE 1HIN6« I'VE failed TO PD aaob ad etbsrwia* th* CM A RUE Midland Apartments. Call 4131 or In four-man team competition, epch Philadelphia, 88. - . - line, by. a close, margin; then CAMP~ 1 i-i- MATE will ba aollaotad No raap->na|. EMERGENCY nights until 10 p, ;n. 8333. jnendous hand as he came on the SUZANNE LENGLEN DE.AD. Student—Oh, yes, sir. Tve often TWe MISffAlcE* OTA srUBB ORM, tT'snAKBH A fWNpIN' 10 MAKr *' player rolls two eaehr"rhe side get- Maryland and' South Carolina. TOR THAT WP OF M IN f/- l U "I^tp for •iron la lalaphoasd ada field, and hollered their beads off Doubles—Martin, Philadelphia, Paris, July 6.— (AP) —Friend* pitched hay. „ .OLD W O L/- Y » , -THATfe WHAT «EE THE UGHT- BUT, By J/GOER ' ba aaaamad aad thair aaaaradp ting 31 points first wins. 'The game, 24; MclJormick, Cincinnati, 20. today planned a semi-state funeral There .remaWed five states to rat- SNCOVRAGff-H» FIYIN ' IDEAS/-*’ b* suaraataad. FOR RENT—TWO ROOM, apart- when he lost a couple during batting Farmer—All right,^ Grab that ify, all extremely doubtful... But rvw r«fl fr N0W,f FI/EL AND FEED 49 A grand-daddy of the familiar Indoor Triples— Goodman, Cincinnati, for Suzanne Lenglen, befitting her fork and come along. r'LL-" Ilf ANP W ment, also one furnt.^hed room (in ten-pin bowling and first played In practice . . . I;he Giant delegation to while Virginia was‘bitterly debat- CALLS Selwltz Block. Apply Apartment 1. tomorrow’s all- star game left for 8; Riggs, Cincinnati, and Suhr, position as French national sports Student—;Yes, kir. And where’s INDEX OF - S. ' . England as far back as the 13th Pittsburgh, 7. . ing the question in convention in Cincinnati last night . . . Harry heroine and one-time world tennis the pitch ? CLASSIFICATIONS FOR SALE - 16 ACRES of stand- FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, century, was brought to America Home runs—Goodman. CJiricin- queen. ' - . June, 1788, New Hampshire rat- A Ing grass. Telephone .5335. by the first coIonJ,sts. It faded Canning went along to sub for the ified the Constitution June 21 and men POLICE with steam heat, and all Improve? natl, 20; Ott, New York, 19. Government officials were expe'et- In bridge .some players are great from popularity In later years, but Injured Blimp, Babe Phelps . . . bet- Stolen bases—Koy, Brooklyn, 10; ed to be represented-at the sendee the new government became a Joint standing hay 3 lots, good mow- ments. Telephone , 6989 or Inquire ting here Is the American league for starting something they cannot 44 Pearl street. was revived about 50 years ago, Hack, CThicago, 8. - Wednesday, at the Notre Dame D* finesse. ' fact. Soon after the remaining f wi> Sune pMti ing, Cheap if taken at once. Mrs. chiefly by Englishmen and Scots- win make’ It five out of six, with Pitching—jT— _ KUng^er,Klinger, iPitUbuigh,< Pittsburg^ht states followed. The 150th anni- sell CM 4343 L'Assomption Chfirch. The 39- | . . _ Of TkmnkM Thos. Lewie, 1082 East Middle pien who' forpied a love" of the sport, few. If any, takers. 6-1; -BrownTi, Pittsburgh,'41-2. year-old "Suzanne the Great” died versary of this ratification is com- ' Brad Ib M•aierlaa . < Turnpike. FOR RENT-i^FOUR roorh ' tene- Harold—When I bhgan in bu.sl- IdOtt r o B o i ment, with all Improvements, at 18 in the old country. AMERICANERICAN L E ^U E . Monday . morning of pernicious memorated by the special now U. a the < The.v’ve been lawn bowling longer Louisville has a lightweight ness I had nothing In the world to _S. stamp above, depiotiryg riders • ••••••••• M MFiM • Wllliarn_ street. Telephone 3379. Batting —AverUl, Cleveland, .373; anemia. g9ilde me 'but my own intelligence.' to pi PMfVOI 'aaaaaeea In Hartford than anywhere else In .named Wlshy Jones who is going spreading the word at a county (iAK D EN — F A R M - I Gerald—You sure- had a bad provl AataawbMaa: the state and there ar* bowling places . . . Iowa and Wisconsin are start. courthouse. Aatmaobllaa foi •*!* DAIRY PRODCC'I'S 50 (Copyright, 1938. NBA Service, Inc.) HOUSES FOR KENT 65 . Lo AalaBMbllat tai Bsebang* Mvr Aata Aaeasaorlaa—Tlra* . Fcm SALE - 5 CORD.S sheep, rpa- cnmsrHAN club Awtw Manaliing'-^Patatlbl"’ huie and 6 yearling ewes. Tele- FLAF*f»ER F A N N Y By Sylvia -Duttn . Aeta . foboola------' T-A FOR RENT—SIX ROOM house, In- % Aetoa-6bla br Tmek t phone 976-3, Rockville. , By Clyd8 -COM. j 1 WAD A ,JOB MERE FOR ^ P S V TURW FORSlWOO, PA ID M E TW O Bualaata Barvioa* Olfania''...... u MER to MARRV/ AN'I'D / THEf^E'S W H U T'S TEETW A N’ RUSH RIGHT phone 5409. . . • YOU AS counselor IP HE'D COUNSELOR? ' ^ A MAH OF KEEN BUSINESS ABIUTV. B U CKS PBTO TH* TH' M a t t e r w i t h BouMbola S *rv l^ .eA r*« ..i.lt.A LET 10U ACCEPT it / INVESTED V A RP W O R j<, OVER A N ’ RAY O F F TW’ AMBULANCE NOTI CE ME ? O N LY. M OST O F U S GUYS/ IN TER EST AN’ SO M E OP TW Floiiata—Maraarlas ...... In the naval 4>attle of Jutland-Ih' g o s h 1 A N ’ THAT'LL COME YOU N EVER THOUGHT rva^cal'nD^lraetors ...... i* i«l.500/ IN MI6HTV n i c e PRINCIPAL, X'P SAY YOU • "*—Plamblag—Rboflaf . . n (Dougan) OF THE TAX COLLECTOR the World War, the Germans lost O F PAYIN’ O F F SO M E HAD A c h a n c e i n U PB<^ 11 vessels and 2,863 men-; the*Brlt- PER TW PICNIC O ’ TH' M ORTGAGE ON BUT r r s TO O H ARO F O R Wl Hllltnarr—Draasmaklng ...... it SECOND INSTAUtAlENT ish 14 vessels, 6,817 men. YOUR BIK E TH A T YOU Y O U .... the 5630 All persons liable by law to pay \ . IN T ER E ST IS 'WHUT B^rcB Publlo Paaaangar Same* . . . . . M - A HOCKED TO G O LDIE LO SES B ICYC LE S A N (? PUatlng—PaparlMi ...... ai Tiwn Taxes, In .the. Town .of Man- .O N LY TH'PICNICS .confl; P»f*MlooU Sarvlo**' ... (Holloran) chester. are hereby notified that T B U YS VACW TS allTOj • a »* • a a a • * a *• • • # # S i will have a .rate hill for the List of TO TR.ADE hie a' ab«br Tallat Goad* and Sarvta* tt 3060 1037, of 23 Mills on the dollar duF -Two-Family House. Good loca- Waatad—Bnalnat* Barvie* I* . •and collectable on April 15th and tion':' Good condition—For a Sin- ‘ - Bdaeatloaal (Quish) Julv 1st, 1938,' . gle 6 or T^Room House. OoorsM u d Claaa** ...... « SAID TAX PAYABLE AT THE ITlvat*. Inatroetlan* ...... u TAX COLLECrirOR’S OFFICE IN , STUART X. WASLEY ,1 " ...... THE MUNICIPAL BUILDtNG Real Estate and Insurance FRQM Telephone 6648 or 7146 ' _ n»«teelal APRIL 15 TO MAY 15 INCLUSIVE Boada—Bt^k*r-Mort»,g,a .. « and from Botlnati OpportunitUa t| HOSPITAL JULY 1, TO AUGUST 1, 1938 Mpnar to Loan ...... It INCLUSIVE. VOO MEAN TO TELL ME, VOUKIfi _ . Help BBd •ItaatItofM Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M; except 5*i® —Pvn>*l* ...... 14 5131 MEAN iV e got MAN, THAT VOU WOUKE^ FOR. Balp Want.d—M.l...... |« Saturdays, July 3, July 9, July 16, NOTICE! "TO SUPERVISE A WEEKS,RISKING YOUR MONEY Balaamto Wani.*d ...... I«-A July 23 when hours, will be 9 A. 51. . BU N C H -O F i,^AND VOUR life FOR A PROFIT OF Balp WMt«d—Mala or Pamala.. II to 12 Noon and Thursday, July 28, A^anta Wantad ...... WATER DEPT. hours 9 A. 51, t a ^ P . M.;. Saturday, To Pog Owners little kids ONLY TWENTY CENTS? YOU aliUJI!” "* '^•"'•4—Pamal* . . . . 18 July SO, hours 0 to 6 P. 54.; and in s t r u c t CALL THAT ftUStHESS? ^•"••4-M*l*------It The law requires that ail dogs THEM IN Bmp16va>*nt Aa*nel*« ...... 4a 5Ionday, Angus.t 1, hount^'9 A. M. ;..i)ver ,?ls. .mqotiis. «!4. AhMl.J)*, » fa—HI rda—P»i* SXabliSfv*' Ilcieh**«£l‘.iBid wtter* Oirnv Jv* Steak—y*hlela* veataaa* Failure to make flrat paym$hi4p ers should see that their dogs' POaltry and Suppll** ___a wa a • * (A fter 6 P, M.) One month renders whole tax delin- ... are- registered. As dog war- Waatad— Pvta^'Povttrp— teak quent. First-payment after May 15; den I will enforce the law. pHRI Fav •*>*—HlaeaUbaw— 7868 1938. Second payment delinquent There Ira '825 fine for keeping AKWa* Par eu* „ after -Atyfust -1. 1938. ' Interest at — an unHcensed dog. rate of 7.2. per cent per annum on to u a io " M sm::: : • j ; / JA5IE8 H. R.ALRTON. '-'Tt “You goini* on a date soaked In that stuff?" MANCHESTER all delinquents. copit 1 w BY tttA mvicc. mt. SAMUEL NELSON, JR., ' . Dog Warden. ,^ h ea I have to choose between mosquitoes and roJV " I! WATER „CO. Tax Collector. “Buy a balloon, lady? There’s a Jiretty sleep hill just ahead." mance. I’ll taka eitronella. Maohlnar, a a d T o i i a " i :::::;- » Ic^ctrnncnu ...... U 5974 Offtop ppd fiior* Efloipesot MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Accident? Sp*6lsJ# ftt tbp BtoFwp s w ' ftd % By THOMPSON AND COLL .ce»9 WaarlOB APPar*J--Pn™ ...... iS TH E A DVISERS Wantad-d^^Bu, t! GAS CQ. AXLEYOOP aama w Baaoita lAKJIA! Whut Kind of Stuff Is This? • B a a t a a v a a t a AAAM ’ FUNNEEI U rOVEQ,------THE AAAN AND- SNAPS------EA SY/ WE O FTEN HAVE au without Board ; ...... (t - |lHeSE SAILORS JUS ' THIS MAN'S 5075 AMO ^ PICTURE WITH HERTIUV HAVE ANOTHEB. SEEN MUR TH ESE ACCIDEM TS-JUST SHOULD CMABQA OUARREU D ER E D / RUN ALONG AN'PEDDLE ^•WAN, N O W - Mf P ^w 4 m a*a mwraa ^a tp ^ THE I BROOCH VOUC CK3A RETS. AUJM'3 DA&60NE BEAT IT bef ore Waatoa-Kooma-BU;*."::-;—: JJ •w woen ae&ti .KNOCK VER* OtPOo^ Meal Batata Paa Baat ELECTRIC CO. Apartuanta, Plata. Taaaataata 4* BLASTED •nalaaa Loaatlont far lUat at .PEST5 H s 5181 Kits •’ aU Batata Paa.Sala ^ a fta a a t Balldlaa fot Bai* u Evening Herald Saiteaaa Propartp for Bala ....* m Fanaa * ^ isr aaU J JJ Mea*^ fov.kal* - ...... S ta far Sal* 5121 wparty ^— far Sb—— ...... a * •art Prat1 barbaa for waia f| Iwal M* »»**«*«****»* 19 kaid The Herald Ad?i m JlMRctrrBtnr Eombiir

'''Selectman Clarence"IC..L>uplen^ 135 Middla TumMka S o o t . Mrs. Newbury. 40 Edwoftf strsst, stone Phul Ujppeas,^ racoverlM' from, a aerloua Slneae it OASON Frederick/ 60 Kensington bruise In right eye; Allco- Nevus, cut on nos«;' ABOUTTOWN waa rqioned today. He la Improv- street. 174 Maple street powder bums, on HUIIohl Btreat ^ s r ttg-.dMly.. «td about agM]ff|. ABOUT A T A tllN D Dfachaived Suiidajr: Anthony hands; James Campbell,. 124______Main lost two named iia htm tn Jhiljr ihd ttt In a short time. ' lInfU l BtreeL'^ Mmuq-iEa>Art«^RlcjBi hoBpital os MUenU. maS SC(k Gilbert t>. t>ralma of ford, Mrs. Cfront^keares and infant 204 Main street powder bums; treated and. dlscbiugt , j Cdnn^ Mr*. Deniaoh be- P. J. Ranney, ch l^ of,th$ Mail' tlaughter, 1 Fuller Place. Only 20 Sales Made In Auction Birth; Sunday, a son to Mr. and her iniiiTli»B«. Mis* Mil- cheater and Rockville exchan^ea..of ,Kniflan and Mrs. Alice Jeffers, 13 Richard, rood,.' South Dartmouth, in this tOT^ ' ' The strawberry market In Man- SELF SERVE il-W* Green SUinllM C ^ n With Cash 8 a l^ Ocaeral Walfafe Center will have cheste|:..^opened a month ago Ux^ay Mass., Miss Anna I^awskos, 160 Siator^sfredt^ town j' SClas Chortotter l!JTie Piisina] In New EIueIiuhIJ t uan&l lnuHneaa aeaalon -to morrow atCept for’ iSo'tfie' atfetehei^ of And the'AAlei 'yesterday indicated " Open Alf Itay WMiiesday |f.^ntBlnx at ”8 o'clock, m conjunction Paiawskas, 172 Chapman ktreet curblnj;, and completion of center that the aeoson la Just about , at on New- Britain, Conn., Joseph Romo, |\ with the lateat Waahlnst/| Yellow Cling .....,39c Augiist meetings will be held only ^^Badjy Urokfn >vKsi; Chiir- 2.V Bank street, Mrs. William , Car- We 7Sc Bayer’s Aspirin...... ______59 c on the third Tuesdasrs of the month.-. Call Foy.ond 60c Alka Seltzer ...... fler Ho.v, Has ForeheadriMd CutI ter, and Infant, son, 82 Malri street, ...- .. . 49c ^ Mrs. Robert W. Sharp and infant Deliver Your Peaches 25c Rubine i.-,,-...... Miss Leonora Hanha. who teaches ...... 17c sori, Wapping, Mrs. John Ambrose Doctor's Pr^rlptloni- Any Kind 2-ln-l at the Washington school,- is spend- Mrs. Fred E. Keish

Mr. and Mrs., Willlarn C. Clfeney he had hit the rear "of the car In front of'him. , . 'vJo'fio' & Pork street are spending tile week Native Cabbage Lb. at Fisher’s Island. Raymond ChaMler was-riding In 2c the front seat with Mr. Kelah,, as* V,JMVIC«^ SImpIt, up.fo.Jete Wey to I Mine E. M, Stanley of "Highland waa also Mr. Kelsh's son^ Chartler- Fresh was thrown forward against the’ HE FUNERAL HOME OP Park waa the recipient, Saturday, of a flag, in recognition of her four windshield and suffered a bad cut VACATION Walter N. Leclerc on his forehead which \ took three articlea published In the Evening Cantaloupes 3 for 25c WILLIAM Pk ' stitches to close. Mrs. Keish,' who MONEY Funeral Director Herald concerning Old Glory'. The was In the back seat, was thrown titles of the flrat three were The H is speedometer .wosnH. 359 No. Main S t Phone 5289 from her seat and her anti. hlL. ' Plaii ihD ktnd^ ’Df Yocation Origin, The Growth and the Signifi- against the door opener, which re^ working and he forgot to cance of the Nation's Flag, and the m6«l b«n«(lc1al to you. th«ii HEALTH MARKET suited In the wrist being fractured borrow lh« extra cash from have it6xed. Doh!t. let this . last aftlele was written for Flag In two places. \ Pertortal Financo Company. happen to you! Pay. ' A - Three nulomi>bUos that. weriV fol- • Ghi«l r«qu>r«m«nt — nbtlMr lowing refused aid. '>u s fourth "car Beef Liver Lb. All members of the Sorleta A1-. owner took the injured to the hos- to nay tmall Instalmontt. Drive_ your car in and -let 21c SHAPED - TO • No ctodil InquIrUt ol (rUnda ROOFING 1 plna are requested to meet fhls eve- pital, Chartler returned to Man- or omptoVor. MANCHESTER’S ‘.3 • Poymonla Binall onough lot us inspect your speedome* , '5 n in g a t'7:30 at the comer of School chester Ihet. evening and Mrs. Kclslv Lb. and NEEDS will return tonight. you (o handl* •oally. ter. Not only should'it he Cq Ives* Liver______39c S »•'ra1 nd Spruce streets.-From there they • Af long os 30 months to roDoy your loon; 1 '.eo In a body to pa.v a final ti;!-' working at all times, but it From the.day in 1917 buteNrf respects to Charlotte Peret- • Rats of intsrest 3 ^ monthly ASBESTOS ST. MRGARETS CIRCLE on unpotet prinetpat not ox- should be workingproperly. when we began our % ' 1 to. daughter of .One of the members cssdirig $100. and 2% monthly Aib Lamb Chaps u. 32c who dlcaMast night. on any ismolndsr. service

- Mr. and Mrs. William FoiiKIs are BENDIX WEPNESDAY Telephone 4860 at their summer home at .Engle Bay, _ The Siircosnnr to the N. Y., In the Adlrondsiks: THUItSDAY. FRIDAY Washing Machine

AT 2 P. M. William (Haggerty, proprietor of WASHES — RINSES the gBsoirhe afntio-n on Oakland BUY YOUR ROOF NOW D.\MI*.|)Rli;S . ‘ JU L Y 6-778 SPECIAL street; at North Prtiool street* Is .confined to his home with a h<--art .MiTOVUM K'-\I,L5 PEGGY ailment, but has arraniged td"Rh’ve hie .station taken care of during hiS pticei ate low / Innerspring

absence; LARKIN ^ ^ SCHOOL OF DANCING ^ KEMP’S, Inc. 763 Main Street MATTRESS Summer Term Begins * '<7, Wednesday, July 6 Y . F. W. Home. Manchester Green . "$1 2 .9 5 In O ur AH Types of Dancing Taught Budget Pupils of'All Ages. For Further Information KEMP'S F. E. B R A Y Dial 5026, Manchester.

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Reasonable Prices - ^ ' . ASPHALT SH im iBS n 1 y .*btep In and See One of Man- • •odmy, roofing price* ore lowest market m chester's Largest Selections It’s the sveniTpf the town, and-small wonder! fr Shampw and in 3rears. Take odvam a^ of this 855 Main ^reet . Rubinow Building ^ of Greeting Cards for AH Everyone will learn how to cook delicious meals by I M R T A N T I modern rnethods to can with ass\ired success I , “ Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” H Occasions. opportunity to re-roof your home Finder Wave new (Su'rprises, too!) ne ' ' -J, • ' ' ’ , I and save...We recommend Johns- H Save M OHiY Ch Man-ville Asphalt Shingles. A wide WEDNBSDAY SPEaAtS 50c Learn hoW to-save ^ of your

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meat cuts, and tav* by,canning. W Budget When Sickness which to choose. 75 years of roof- ab ‘Save TIME obj Pressure cookers do your cook,-' ing experlene* are behind these ^ P ER AUM ENT Comes > ing in about the usual time. MOW m rm rtme t o Ci^STEAKS dis "DON’T” take some advertised Speedy at canning, tool quality shinglea. Can be. easily ap- pu ^ remedy that may not fit jour SM tn. ..MirvaBrkMrs is3.98 plTed over yOur present'rooG nes particular ailment — SEE Savo LABOR - css ^ yO l R DOCTOR — We will be On* utensil holds an sntirt mssl BMOKBD ret -^.Telephone 3058 happ.v to Fill his rrcscrlptlon and cooks it at one tim*. -Easy ch Aecuraleir and at .5toderate . to ,w4sh and s'torcl- . ’ , ___ THE W. G. GLENNCY CO. after Cost, \ ^ Ahset P er Now C sstse Cool, Lumber,-Masons* SuppHea, Paint 336 No. Main St. lb. Pressure CobIter Counter Demonstration Will Be Tri. 4149 Na French SHOULDERS nes Conducted By Mr. I. P. Carter, Factory Representa- tow ARTHUR r DRUG STORE tive. All Day Saturday On the Main Floor. «• . .-.I-'IIKS ». .. ' BMt m - of Beauty Shoppe mil “PRE.^BIPnoN EXPERTS” johns- man vil Y e Snnkist Oranges, Grapefruit, 43 Pearl St. Mrs. Petit jean mON’TGffiMERY WARD ::jyi 845 .MaiJi SL . RuINnow Bldg. HLILDINt. MMAI A T I R I A l s -*•**'42 dozen ...... 824-828 Mam Str^t Telephone 5161 29c 4 f o r ' ...... :;. c 23 retr