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— ------— ------KING GEORGE GIVES UP TROUSERS SIDE CREASE Tim id D eity and BL<''^'2^nsor ORGANIZE A COMPANY PUBUC SHOWING FULL ROLL OF LAWYERS TUT TO HUNT FOR SHARKS CARPENDERAND London, Aug. 26. — King George has- staggered Savllle London, Aug. 26.— A com­ Row— London’s exclusive tailor­ pany has been formed here to OFVAIENTINO’S ing district— by forsaking the DEEGATES AT OVERCHARGES capture sharks li/th e Sonthern STEVENS AGAIN side crease in his trousers for seas and turn them into com­ the front crease. The side mercial products in the form of BODMEASES crease was first adopted by the LEGIOl^NUAL OFCW flEH PT leather, oil, glue fertilizer and R E F ir a BAH late King Edward and his son food. has followed the fashion until Ships have been built equip­ now, since it did not accentuate ped as factories where the Brawling Mob Ejected from his shortness of stature. Convention of World War Stamford Political Conrt Case sharks can be made ready for Justice Parker Denies Sec­ -«> export within forty-eight hours after their capture. Church; Fascist! and Anti Fighters Opens at New Marked by Many Excep­ One of the chief products are ond Application-^ Law­ the fins, which are highly priz­ COOLIDGE REVIEWS ed as a table delicacy in some Clash Feared; Funeral to Haven With Col. Roosevelt tions to Rulings of Judge parts of the world- yer Accused of Misread­ -«« Be Unostentabons. 6,000 WAR PUPILS as Notable Guest. Young. ing Testimony. CALLES PLANNING New York, Aug. 26.— The gen­ New Haven, Aug. 26— ^V'’ith dis­ Stamford, Aug. 26.— Stamford’s Somerville, N. J., Aug. 26.— Sn« eral public was barred from the bier President and First Lady tinguished guests on hand. Includ­ contempt of court case was ad­ preme Court Justice Charles W. of Rudolph Valentino today. Be­ ing Colonel Theodore RnD.^ov^lt, journed at one o’clock this after NEW^TRAINTS Parker today refused to grant an cause of the Irreverence of the Visit Great Trainmg Camp the annual convention of the Con­ noon after a two hour session mark­ application made for the release on thousands who filed past the casket, necticut Department, American Le­ ed by verbal tilts between Judge May Propose Forther Rego- bail of Henry B. Carpender and which had been lying in state in at Plattsbnrg. gion, opened Its lesslons at the Carl Foster, of Bridgeport, for the WllUe Stevens, charged with the Campbell’s funeral church on 102nd Infantry Armory here today defendants, and Max Spelke, town htion^ State Claims Few mnrder of the Rev. Dr. Edward W. Broadway, and the possibility of after registering an almost com­ prosecutor, who is pressing the con­ Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills, both Plattsburg, N. Y., Aug. 26.— A plete list of delegates. With the ad­ tempt charges. of New Brunswick, N. J., in 1922. clashes between Fascist! and anti- dress of Colonel Roosevelt, on sub­ Chorches Closed. Fascistl claiming the right to hon­ cross section of America’s reserve jects of interest to the Legion, the Judge Fosteif took many excep­ The court room was crowded or the dead screen star, it was de­ strength— sturdy youth voluntarily meeting was thrown open to the tions to ruling of Judge Samuel when the hearing on the applica­ learning the game of war that public. Young, presiding, aj Judge Young Mexico City, Aug. 26.— The Mex­ tion began. cided to close the doors of the overruled objections made by the their country may not be caught Harry C. Jackson, of New Bri­ ico city municipal government to­ Fingerprint Evidence. chapel. This was done a few min­ tain, state commander, opened the Bridgeport attorney. unprepared in any emergency— day announced that the churches Immediately after the hearing utes before midnight. convention and later delivered his Witnesses during the morning wasu.formally opened. Special Pros­ But v.hen the great mob of peo­ passed in review here today before annual report covering the activi­ were C. Milton Fessenden, law Professa and San HIpolito have ecutor Simpson arose and said that ple standing six deep in line for President and Mrs. Coolidge, bring­ ties of the department since Janu­ partner of M. H. Kenealy, and War­ been returned to the custody of as a matter of fairness to the de­ ren S. Abel, Frank B. Gurley, John blocks learned that the doors had ing home forcibly to the chief exe­ ary 1, when he took office. His re­ the priests who formerly were In fense, he wanted to present evi­ been closed there was a violent pro­ port showed a substantial increase Mrs. Annie Besant and Krishnamnrti* Roberts, James T. Crane and John dence in addition to that which cutive the great system of national charge. The action, the announce­ test. They fought desperately when defense being worked out by the in membership, a gain in finances, J. Treat, members of the Republi­ was offered by the state at the spe­ the mounted police dispersed them. general staff of the army. and a general carrying out of the can town committee, and E. L. Wit- ment asserted, was taken after the cial hearing last week. Many of them would npt leave the The President’s visit to Platts­ Legion’s policies as outlined by the ham, advertising manager of the priests had declared their submis­ Simpson said that a card bearing vicinity of thee hapel, and at 12:20 burg to inspect the Citizens’ Mili­ national headquarters. Not A Messiah Just ^^Vehicle^^ Stamford Advocate. sion and obedience to the govern­ the fingerprints of one of the de­ a. m. a mob of men and women tary training camp was his first of­ For Allingtown Hospital No Corruption Charge. ment’s religious regulations. fendants was found near the bodies rushed the main entrance to Camp­ ficial call in New York state away A feature of Jackson’s report is Members of the committee, who The Catholic episcopate denied of Rev. Dr. Hall and Mrs. Eleanor bell’s, forced back the police guard from the summer White House. He his call for an effort to have the Says Imported Hindu Mystic prepared the political advertising the report that the priests of the Mills, The prosecutor did not Indi­ on duty and crowded into the expressed an especial Interest in United States Veterans’ Bureau re­ leading to the contempt charges, de­ churches in question had agreed to cate the identity of the finger­ chamber where Valentino’s body coming here as the civilian training tain the Allingtown hospital. clared to Judge Young that they abide by the government’s regula­ prints. had been lying in state. Police re­ camps have had "his approbation “ There is a possibility of the gov­ By LEON M. SILER. < had no intention of charging the tions, declaring that the Catholic Seated on the bench with Justice He is devastated when addressed city court staff with corruption but serves were summoned and the in­ from their Inception. His son, ernment purchasing the property, New York, Aug. 26.— Jiddu as a new Christ or Messiah. For he ranks remain- unbroken. Parker was County Judge Frank L. that they merely criticized the pro­ Cleary, before whom was held tho truders were ejected. John, put In^two summers at Camp providing facts are presented show­ Krlshnamurti, the occult “ vehicle is but a “ vehicle”— that’s all. Plans New Regulations No Reverence Devens, Mass. ing the need of retaining it,” said cedure taken in two cases beforfi While both sides at this time special hearing which resulted in of God,” little relishes playing that Juddu hovers close to his ven­ It is estimated hy the police that 6,000 In Review. Mr. Jackson. curiosity-challenging role here in court. Mr. Witham told of receiv­ last week were issuing conciliatory Carpender and Stevens being held between 50,000 and 75 000 filed Six thousand young men, trained erable sponsor and foster mother, ing the advertisement and of put­ statements, the siutation now ap­ without bail for grand jury action; Tjhe slate department has “ reach­ boisterous. Irreverent, skeptical Mrs. Annie Besant. past the silver-hronie coffin in in the rudiments of all the various ed within a few dollars” of the America. ting it through the usual channels pears to have taken a less hopeful Neither Carpender nor Stevens single column up to the time the branches of the service, swept past $150,000 called for by the rehabi­ Mrs. Besant to Lecture. of an advertisement In his office. turn If the seriousness of recrim­ was present when the court con< The “ vehicle” came to New York vened. doors of the funeral parlor were the reviewing stand where the of­ litation and child welfare endow­ yesterday with cold sweat on his It was Mrs. Besant, leader of one The hearing was scheduled to be inations from both sides can be closed. ficial party was assembled, present­ ment fund, he reported. thin, pinched brow. faction of the Theosophlsts of the resumed soon after two o’clock and taken as evidence of the true state Edwin Carpender, brother of The decision to close the doors ing an Imposing panorama of the Of membership he said: “ We all He came with a quavering voice; world, who first saw vehicular pos­ Is expected to consume the rest of of affairs. Henry, and Peter Tumulty, Henry military. Carpender’s chauffeur, who was to the public was made by S. George can feel proud of the membership with nervously twitching hands; sibilities in the fragile young the afternoon. According to reports from relia­ chauffeur for the Halls at the time Ullman, manager for Valentino, The presidential party left White to this date, though we have not with a longing, obviously, to be Brahmin. ble sources the government is de­ when he visited the funeral church Pine Camp by motor shortly after termined not only to enforce the ex­ of the murder, were in tho court reached the quota assigned by na­ elsewhere— say back in one of his She took him under her matron­ room. last night after pushing his way 8 o’clock this morning, making the “ retreats” In India. isting religious regulations but al­ sixty-mile journey here through tional headquarters.” ly wing, and trained him in the Verbal Tilt. through the struggling mob. Of legislative acts, the report He came with a few words to way she thought the potential in­ TAKE YOUNG KRUPP so proposes to submit supplemen­ “ This has gone far enough,’’ he the picturesque valley of the Sara­ phrase his “ message;” words spok­ tary regulations to Congress which As the hearing proceeded, Mc­ nac. Townfolk along the route, in­ said: "It probably will surprise carnation of the Nameless One Carter and Simpson engaged in a said, “ these people are not reve.ent. many to learn that there has been en in excellent English, to be sure, should go. would curb the influence of the There is too much disorder.” formed in advance of their Presi­ ON CHECK CHARGE verbal tilt as to the propriety of dent’s passing, were out en masse more legislation enacted beneficial but spoken with faltering reluc­ Chicago is to be honored with church in temporal affairs. Then, too, the danger of a clash tance. the state introducing additional to greet Mr, and Mrs. Coolidge. to service men during the past ses­ tho first formal appearance of Mrs. The episcopate has Issued a evidence. , between Fascistl and aq^l-Fasclsti Following lunch with the com­ sion of Congress than has come out The “ vehicle” la alarmed lest Youth, Putative Son of Ger­ statement regarding the govern­ “ Your Honor,” said McCarter, became not unlikely after the right people misunderstand. (Continued on I’agc 2.) manding officers of the camp and of Congress in recent years.” He man Arms Family, Arrested ment with a campaign of intimida­ “ the record of the previous hearing of the Fascistl to post black-shirted urged that the department work tion of school teachers and public Mayor Cross, the party was to start in New Mexico. has been submitted and we consld-* guards at the head and foot of Val­ the return trip to the Summer to secure the passage of the Fitz­ employes. ered the case closed. This was to entino’s coffin was challenged by White House. gerald bill or “emergency officers The government declares that It Albuquerque, N- M., Aug. 26.- be an application for bail for these Pietro Allegro, secretary of the an- bill.” He also suggested that the SENATOR RECANTS SLAYER OF TUTOR has made a survey of the churches defendants, in support of which I ti-Fascist Alliance of North Ameri­ laws of Connecticut be codified for Detectives today returned to Denver In and around Mexico City and with a 20-year-old youth describ­ offer an alibi affidavit for one of ca. use of members and to determine finds ;hat of 110 Catholic church­ the defendants.'’ ing himself as Baron George Fred­ Allegra sent a telegram to Nil- BAR U .S . MUSICIANS what further action may be needed. BABBLING MANIAC es onjy four are clo.sed, all others Simpson rose quickly to hW man saying his organization held No Assessment Cuts ON WORLD COURT erick Von Krupp, Jr., wanted in remaining open. All sixteen Prot­ feet, that the presence of the Fascist The report of C. C. Scarborough, Colorado for passing bad checks. estant churches are open. “Your Honor,” he declared, "wt guards “ is an insult to the memory FROM GREAT BRITAIN state treasurer. Indicates that the Young Von Krupp was arrested Kellogg, Sheffield Confer. have new evidence which I believe of this great artist, who in life department’s finances are in bet­ here last night. He claims to have Washington, Aug. 26.— The per­ should be submitted and, in fair­ manifested his opposition to the ter shape than ever before. Com­ Gooding of Idaho Gets Re­ Silberstein, 19 Year Old Stu­ been a Harvard student for two plexing Mexican situation, as it af­ ness to the defense, I believe that anti-democratic policies of Musso­ Appeal to State Department | mander Jackson, in'^commentlng on years and a friend of Henry Ford. fects the application of the new it should be offered first. We have* lini and was for that reason out­ Here Discloses Britons to Be i this report, indicated that he does A Ford special car which he drove laws to American property, again in our possession, a card found rageously treated on his last visit Within Rights. I not believe the assessments on nomination by Promising dent of Trend, Grows In­ was presented to him by Ford, be occupied the attention today of near the bodies when they were to Italy.” said. Secretary of State Kellogg and Am­ ------! members may be reduced. Instead, discovered, upon which are the Refused to Be Fascist Washington, Aug. 26.— The he urged that means be devised of to Oppose Entry. coherent, Dangerous. Von Krupp’s companion, Charles bassador James R. Sheffield. fingerprints of one of these de­ Valentino, according to Allegra, United States would not be justi­ increasing the department revenues, Taetsch of Newark, N. J., claiming Further conferences were held at fendants.” the State Department. Reiterated repeatedly refused to become a fied in protesting against the action including an adequate collection of to be a student at Brown Univer­ Carpender rnd “ Willie” Stevens Fascist. the district dues. “ The time is near sity, Providence, was held by Al­ denials are made that Sheffield is had, by this time, made their ap­ in denying labor permits to Ben i Washington. Aug. 26.— The for­ contemplating resigning or that A squad of detectives was assign­ Bernie, orchestra leader; Paul when we must have a paid adjutant New York, Aug. 26.— Interpolat­ buquerque police pending Investi­ pearance in the court room. Car­ ed to escort the Fascists from Val­ and other assistance,” he declared. midable band of Senate irreconcil- ing violent outbursts of a maniacal gation. there will be any change In the pender, freshly shaved and attired Specht and other American musi­ present administration policy to­ entino’s bier to their headquarters cians to play in England, accord­ Commander Jackson stressed the ables who fought bitterly against nature with Incoherent babblings Von Krupp claims to be the son in a blue serge suit, smiled as he when the doors of the chapel were of the Krupp'family of Germany. ward Mexico. took bis seat at the counsel table.: ing to an answer of the Department \ services to the puLlic rendered by the World Court last January, and bearing on philosophical and closed at midnight. There were jo of State to the appeal of Mr. the Legion, including work on Am­ “ Willie” Stevens presented a rath­ who are laying plans to reverse the psychological problems, Emmanuel demonstrations against them, how­ Specht to the department against ericanism, child welfare, forestry, er shabby appearance, ffis hair was ever. the action Of the British govern­ radio antertainment and rehabilita­ vote in the forthcoming session, Silberstein, 19-year-old slayer of PARTISAN SOLDIERY INSANE MOTHER KILLS not brushed and his clothes were Revised plans have been made for ment In denying Mr. Bernie and tion of soldiers. were more hopeful today than ev­ James H. Clisch, 63, his tutor, was baggy. Stevens slipped noisily into Valentino’s funeral on Monday. The a seat near Carpender and stared others the right to enter England Condemns Buying of Offices er of success. in a strait-jacket today in the plan now is for the funeral .o be In th<^ course of an address to FIGHTING IN GREECE HER BABY HORRIBLY at the ceiling. Carpender kept his and play at the Kit Kat Club. Mr. Since adjournment of Congress Kings County hospital psychopathic as simple as possible and to aban­ Bernie had contracts to appear in the delegates Colonel Roosevelt eyes upon Judge Parker. in June a number of senators who ward. Wave of E.\citement. don all ideas of a “ state funeral.” England, which, according to him, condemned the spending of huge On Monday the body will be aken voted for the court, under admin­ Silberstein, whose calm review of Troops Faithful to Pangalos Boils Child, Then Proposes When Prosecutor Simpson made have been canceled. sums in political campaigns and istration pressure, have had a to the Actors’ chapel at St. Mala- declared that religion should be his crime astonished police, attack­ Engage Forces of Kondylis That Her Sister “Cook Her the announcement regarding the It does not appear, the depart­ change of heart. The latest of finger-printed card, a wave of ex­ chl’s Catholic church, where Father ment’s answer states, from the ev­ completely divorced from politics. ed his tutor in a Brooklyn restau­ Near Macedonia Border. Baby Too.” E. F. Leonard will celebrate -e- these Is Senator Frank R. Gooding,. rant. The two had become embit­ citement swept through the court idence submitted, that American He took the position that the prob­ (Rep., Idaho), who was renomi­ qulem high mass at 11 o ’clock. A lem of national defense is a Legion tered against one another over re­ London, Aug. 26.— Central News New York, Aug. 26.— Maternal room. citizens are being discriminated nated by his state convention yes­ McCarter proceeded to argue few automobiles with close friends against by the British government, problem. “ Proper preparedness for peated differences on various dispatches from Sofia report impor­ love broke down before Insanity of the dead screen star will follow terday only after he had recanted psychological theories. Silberstein tant troop movements going along today when Mrs. Rosina Raio, 26, against the admission of new evi­ and in the absence of such evidence peace is tLe stand we must take.” his vote on the court. The conven­ dence. the hearse from Campbell's to the the United States Government can­ the colonel said. used a shoemaker’s hammer on his the Greek frontier, accompanied by mother of four children and until church. Attendance at the funeral tion adopted an anti-court plank victim. considerable fighting. recently a patient In an insane asy­ “ Both men were near the spot not appropriately protect Its citi­ in Its platform. will be by invitation only. Grows Incoherent. “ Fighting continues near Salonl- lum, placed her youngest son, on the Phillips farm or De Russey’s zens against such exclusion, as it is Will Stand on Plank Lane at 8 o’clock on the evening New Clash Today. within the sovereign power of Arraigned in the homicide court, ca,” the despatches state. Frank, aged sixteen month. In a Even though the doors were “ I will stand squarely on the Silberstein was committed to the “ The situation seems to be that large kettle and scalded him to of Sept. 14, 1922, according to any country to detenninq who shall plank you have adopted today,” the state’s witnesses,” said McCar­ closed a crowd, growing steadily in be admitted within its jurisdiction. FIFTEENTH CENTURY county hospital for observation. the troops faithful to General Pan- death. numbers, assembled near the fu­ Senator tJooding Is quoted as hav- Less than an hour after his com­ galos, commanded by General Oten- The woman then rushed, up-staIrs ter. “ It also appears, according to the testimony of these witnesses, neral church this morning. Fully 1- g said in a speech. “ I voted for mitment he began to wander and nos, and including the garrisons to to the apartment of her sister, Mrs. two thousand were in the mob by MANUSCRIPT STOLEN the court, for I hoped.it would be a his incoherencies continued during the north of Salonica, are fighting that at about 10 o’clock that night QUEEN MARIE MUST Rosalina Conarbie, mother of three four pistol shots were heard In tha 9 o’clock. fretor for promoting the peace of ^ e night. Mumblings about the against the forces of General Kon­ children, and shouted: the world. BUt If I had the vote vicinity. We may, therefore, as­ At this hour several hundred of “Book of Hours,” Valued at Freudian theory and kindred topics dylis, who are supported by the “I’ve Just cooked Frankie. Let’s the most venturesome threatened PAY HER WAY HERE to cast over again I would , vote poured from his lips. Greek fleet.” sume that a murder took place on $15,000, Vanishes from Case cook your baby too.” that night. to storm the doors of the chapel against any court that is a part of “ Silberstein is very violent and "rhe Kondylis troop movements Feigning agreement, Mrs. Conar­ and mounted and foot police were of National Art Club, N. Y. the l eague of Nations.” dangerous,” said the superintend­ “ This place, the Phillips farm, la are said to be centering about Xan- bie seized her infant daughter and near De Russey’s lane. D6 Russey’a forced to disperse them in wild dis­ No Obligation on U. S. to Be­ Gooding, according to the Irre- ent of the psychopathic ward. “ His thle, near the Macedonla-Thrace concilables, will get a chance to rushed to the street, where she lane is a connecting link between order with their night sticks. New York, Aug. 26.— A reward case is very serious. He speaks of border. screamed for help. ! come Official Host, Say carry out his pledge of reversing two roadways on which there la Later the police gained complete of $1,000 was out today for the ‘supermen’ and scattered fragments Kondylis Forms Cabinet. Police entered the house and 1 control and disorder seemed to Washington Officials. safe return of a fifteenth century his vote, for a resolution of reves- of philosophy. The examination quite a lot of traffic. De Russey’s Athens, Aug. 26.— General Kon­ found Mrs. Raio gibbering in the lane is a place greatly frequented have come to an end. manuscript, beautifully lettered into his condition will take ten dylis today formed a government cellar. The child’s body was found Only persons accompanied by Washington, Aug. 26.— Queen and Illuminated, stolen from the (Contlnned on Page 2.) days, perhaps more.” and, as one witness, O’Rourke, Marie of Roumania will be shown holding the premiership and the in the kettle. stated. It was a trystlng place. Ullman or bearing cards from him National Arts Club here, where it portfolio for wa!r himself. M. all the courtesy due the head of a had been on exhibition. * O’Rourke on that night could not are admitted to the “ gold room” Argyropulo is foreign minister. CHICAGO CROOK GETS 40 where the body lies. friendly state during her proposed The manuscript, entitled “ The go up De Russey’s lane due to the tour of the United States but she Elections have been called for on YEARS IN N. Y. SEX-EENCE fact that there were a number of Won’t Await Brother Book of Hours,” had been placed Mosquitos Prefer Blondes October 24. will pay her own way. on e.xhibltlon at the Arts Club New York, Aug. 26.— ^August people there. The fact that there The brother of Valentino, Alber­ Cohen. 27 of Chicago, today was to Gugllelmi, who is now on the Officials who have considered along with other priceless speci­ were a number of people is of con­ just how the royal visitor should AMERICAN .MINERS TO sentenced to forty years in Sing high seas, aboard the liner Homeric mens of early printed books, the siderable importance. be treated were said today to have For Glucose In Their Blood TEST BRITISH DISTRESS. Sing prison when he pleaded guilty Ninety Investigators. will not get here in time for the property of Dr. Otto H. F. Vollbehr decided that no obligation rests up­ the German collector. to robbing Abrahsm ^ Faivln. a "Ninety people were located In funeral services on Monday and on the government to become an London, Aug. 26.'—Two Ameri­ jeweler on July 19. Cohen, togeth­ the New Brunswick hotels for three the funeral services will not be de­ A short time before the robbery, official host. London, Aug. 26.— Gentlemen^ can representatives of the United er with Brofman and three oth­ months after the crime, investigat­ layed until he arrives, according to a well-dressed man was seen peer­ as to the preference shown by the The State Department Is still ing through the glass case in a fur­ Mine Workers, (Joldie and Tetlon, er men, all armed, held up the jew­ ing the murders and going ovei Oilman. The Homeric is not ex­ are not alone In their preference mosquitoes In their selection of today conferred with A. J. Cook without official intimation of her tive manner. It is believed he human hosts, corresponds to the eler and stole $75,000 worth of the ground. There were not only pected to dock until Wednesday. for blondes. and Herbert Smith o f the Miners’ impending visit. found the hiding place of the cabi­ phenomena discussed at a recent gems. Brofman comes up for sen- the county officials and prosecu­ When Alberto arrives, Ullman Mosquitoes have a predilection Federation. They declared they had t'>nce next-Tuesday. tors but newspaper reporters and will take up with him the matter of net key, and, waiting until the at­ meeting of the Royal Society of SUICIDB WHEN SHE HEARS tention of the person in charge was for the fair, according to A. Moore come to London “on a mission of the very able Special Prosecutor, where Valentino is to be .burled. Tropical Medicine in London. Importance.” It is understood they OF DEATH OF VALENTINO occupied, stole the manuscript and Hogarth, chairman of the College “ It was then proved that there NEW YORK F. OF L. FOR Wilbur A. Mott. The case was thor­ Oilman said this morning that, in then re-locked the case. of Pestology here, who has devoted have come to make an inquiry. 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MANCHESTER- EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1926. PAGE THREE ^ Nine Billion Dollars Of World Trade For The U. S. In 1926

Washington, Aug. 26.— On a gol-^ 000,000 in exports and 14,550,000,- den flood of commerce with all the 000 in imports. Despite this potential “unfavor­ world, the United States will boast able” balance of about $100,000,- ^‘Are you going to keep ^OPENNIGHTS^again, soon?]^ of a nine billion dollar volume of 000, government officials predicted world trade for the year 1926, it a bright outlook for 1927. They ex­ was estimated today at the depart­ plained that America’s' export mar­ ment of commerce. ket is gradually being broadened Into the maw of ever hungry to Include virtually every nation on Many people are asking this question over the phone and hy letter world market, American agricul­ earth. ture and industry have flung $2,- “Thirty-four foreign countries 576,041,000 in exports during the from Canada to Australia are in first seven months of the year, the the American market to purchase department announced, while buy­ agricultural implements, automo­ ing $2,640,265,000 of foreign goods tive products, chemicals, electrical in the same time. If this rate is appliances, foodstuffs, iron, steel, maintained for the next five hardware, machinery, petroleum months, America's foreign trade fdr products, shoes, textiles nad speci­ \ the year will total about $4,450,- alties,” the department announced. BOYS, GIRLS BUILDING U.S. PROTESTS ON FOR THE STATE FAIR CHINA BOND ISSUE

To Be Given Over to Education-1 Declares Debts to Americans al Enterprises in Interests of 1 Should Come Before Provi- Youths. ! Paper. H!

The new Boys’ and Girls’ Build­ Washington, Aug. 26.—Emphatic ing now nearing completion and protest has been made to China by which will be ready for this year’s this government against reported Connecticut State Fair is the first plans for the issuance of a silver step, in the management’s perma­ dollar $25,000,000 domestic bond nent plan of development. The issue (about $12,500,000, Uhited to-night Charles P. Waterman Co. are con­ States currency), to be secured by tractors and Delbert K. Perry, the $11,000,000 ($5,500,000) a year architect. which is at present paid out of rev­ The building is seventy-two feet enues derived from maritime cus­ square of brick and steel construc­ toms for the “ninth-year domestic tion and two storie"^ high. Because loan,” a previous issue. -morrow night and Saturday night of the short period of time in which The text of the note, addressed to construct the building only one to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs unit of the completed building was in Peking and delivered by John built. The finished building will Van A. McMurray, the Minister, be 72x200 feet and will have an was made public by the State De­ auditorium, kitchen and offices in partment today, copies having been one end. given the press in Peking at the The building is located imme­ same time. diately to the left of the automobile Debts to a number of American entrance in what 's known as the citizens and corporations that have .r’- recreatioij area. not been met. Including indemni­ In deciding upon what building ties due for looting outrages by ban are Furniture should be the first erected the di­ dits, are cited in the protest. rectors of the State Fair decided The United States Government unanimously that the best way to insists that a large number of debts show the citizens of the state that to American citizens, long past due, the state fair is being i)laced upon are entitled to priority and should an educational basis was to erect a be met. boys’ and girls’ building to be us­ The ninth-year domestic loan is / ■ ed by them exclusively. This step due to be extinguished in 1927, Is also in line with their policv of and the State Department contends encouraging and stimulating boys that the funds that become avail­ and girls to make their best better. able then should be applied toward OPEN NIGHTS The first floor will be used hv payment of Chinese. obligations to three junior organizations: the 4-H Americans. The Peking authorities Clubs, the Junior Achievement were told, in fact that failure to do Clubs and the ^^oy Scout-. The so would be regarded “as a further space has been alloted to each orga­ failure to observe good faith to ^ I nization and the exhibits for this ward the American creditors of year’s State Fair are ready to be China.” at (kirher Brothers put in place. The second floor will be used Kiddie Revue, Sept. 2-3-4.—Adv. exclusively for dormitories and ---when busy men, business women, young couples, older folks—all the ]^bple will be divided into sections for both boys and girls. The State Fair is having as their guests dur­ who can not possibly come during the day and couldn't come last week when we ing the week of the' fair approxi­ mately 150 boys and girls who will Norton’s live and exhibit on the grounds kept ''OPEN NIGHTS"— will visit Garber Brothers during these evenings. One during the week. This building will be available for recognized junior organizations Electrical of the most unique furniture establishments in America cordially invites ybu to for them to use during the year. Grouped outside at one end of the building will be the outdoor ex­ come to-night or one of the other evenings and bring your friends. hibits of tlY2 boys and girls. The 4-H club members will have dairy Service calves, baby beeves, poultry and bees under tents. Adjacent to them Generator will be the outdoor camp of the Boy Scouts consisting of seven Starter and Ignition tents where the boys will live dur­ Make Up a Furniture Party You Are Under No Obligation ing the week and in front of which, Repairs on their campus, they will give their demonstrations. Our instruments locate trou­ for one of these nights and spend an enjoyable evening. you do not have to buy a single thing unless you want ^ PARK CITY CRASH TOLL UP ble quickly saving you much Stay as long as you wish. Many interesting things tc to. Come, ask any and all the questions you wishV TO 5; DRII ER WILL LIMil time and annoyance. All Bridgeport. Aug. 26. — George makes repaired at a reasonable see and learn. We shall gladly answer them all. ^ ,* Babey, 18, of this city, died at a charge. hospital here this morning follow­ ing injuries received yesterday in Drive Your Car In Nichols in an automobile crash, making a total of five deaths from For Free Tests. the accident. Two other men, in­ cluding the driver of the car, are recovering. A visitto Garber Brothers’ Furniture establishment will TTiere is so much about Furniture that you ought to Norton Electrical Only 2 days more of Ruhr’s No. be a revelation to you as it has been a revelation to k n o w ...... and there is so much to learn at -Garber End Department Store Removal Instrument Co. sale. Greater price reductions on Hilliard St. Phone 1 others. Brothers. the remaining stock.—Adv. (Near Manchester Kiddie Revue, Sept. 2-3-4.—Adv. Freight Station) It is an opportunity for many ...... that a visit to'. this store to see « the couples who are selecting their furni­ many ideas expressed in our displays is bound ture now . . . to, look at the wonderful to be of genuine interest to you. display of HOME OUTFITS .. . espe­ There is an inexpressible delight in seeing HALES SELF-SERVE cially planned for different sized so many living room suites. The scores of de-’ homes and many sized purses. Outfits signs__ 101 different patterns in velours, G p a c EP V for very modest homes as well as for jacquards, tapestries, mohairs and friezes ' [IT S v S TO WiUT DM YQIi»gEt,rj| the most elaborate. , Should Come \ Nowhere is there such a magnificent display. It is an opportunity for many One can’t help but marvel at the exquisite Worth While Specials people who are thinking of buying new ^ display of Bedroom and Dining Room Suite*s furniture this month, but are not quite FIRST ...... so many designs and finishes. satisfied that they can save money a t . And the scores of odd pieces. More utility, Friday Only! August “sales.” . . . Come and COM­ beauty and charm to put more interest into PARE with Garber Brothers’ EVERY­ your home. A big store brimful of homefur- , DAY prices. It pays. nishing ideas. BEANS 8c can Limit 3 cans to a customer. Actual value 10c can.

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To be suib, the result would be year were just $128, so the official a little more of hatred, a little recoMs disclose. more of loss of self respect, a little There Is mystery In this. A 'S t e w a r t 's Euptting Hrralh more of sordidness and demoraliza­ hundred and twenty-eight dollars is \«ASHINGTON a hundred and twenty-eight dollars, PUBLISHRD BY tion of the social order, a little Typical Living Room Reductions for the THD IU2RAL.O PRINTING CO. more of crystalisation of meanness, and it takes quite,^a number of two LETTERS Founded by BIwood 8. Bla a good many more murders of re­ cents stamps and' postal cards to By CH.1RLES P. STEWART Oct. L 1881 prisal. But what of that? It I figure up to that amount. How it Washington, Aug. 26.— Not Every Evening Except Sundays and can be less than the intake of the Holidays. ■would help enforce the prohibitory much has been heard lately from! Entered at the Post Olhce at Man­ law— and that seems to be the only Searsburg office will require some Col. “ Billy” Mitchell, aviator, but'l SEMI-ANNUAL SALE chester as Second Class Mall Matter. thing in all this world that counts. explanation to anyone who has ever there’s liable to be, shortly. I SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall found himself in that out-of-way When the National Aeronautic alx dollars a year: sixty cents a Association meets in Philadelphia! month for shorter periods. corner of the world. MEXICAN PUZZLE. Sept. 4-H , a drive is to be launched j * By carrier, eighteen centr a week. Whether a new family has moved to make Col. “ Billy” the organiza­ ' l - l i Single copies, three cents. It is a little difficult to under­ SPECIAL AUVEKTISINO REPRE­ into Searsburg, or whether the in­ tion’s president. j stand just how the Catholic Epis­ SENTATIVE: Hamllton-Ue Lisser. frequent motorists who get into The colonel’s supporters say a Inc, 86 West 4Sd Street. New York copate in Mexico expects to win its majority in favor is assured al­ Sketched 0 and fiia North Michigan Avenue. Searsburg by losing their way, at­ from stock Chicago. contest with the government if, as ready, and the colonel himself, now tracted by the fame of Postmaster on a vacation in Maine, is quoted The Manchester Evening Herald la the church body has in effect de­ on sale in New York City at Schultx’s Bartlett have paddled the intake as having promised to accept, if News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd clared, there is nothing to be ex­ elected. Street and 42nd Street entrance of by buying post cards or him, or Grand Central Station. pected from appeals to either the • * • whether people have taken to send­ “ International News Service has the national congress or to the legisla­ Now, as we all know, Colonel exclusive rights to use for republics- ing him packages of crackers on Mitchell holds that navies are ob­ tlon In any form all news dispatches tures of the various Mexican states the “ collect portage” plan or solete and armies nearly so— that credited to It or not otherwise credit­ for relief by amendment of the ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively whether one of Searsburg’s two or military aviation is everything entitled to u.se for repuhllcatlon all basic law. these times. the local or undated netvs published three bachelors has acquired a girl her'ln." If there is no Important church We also know that orthodox army and is writing to her, can only be and navy men dissent from this party in Mexico, if there are no guessed. But business at Sears­ judgment and that the colonel was THURSDAY. AUGUST 26, 1926. members of the Mexican congress burg’s office must have gotten a driven out of the service, not, per­ interested in championing the haps, for his opinions, but for the whale of a boom, somehow, for a KRISHNA.MURTI. cause of the clerics in their battle way in which he expressed them. hundred and twenty-eight dollar After his enforced retirement, It would be our opinion that Mrs. for freedom from the constitutional rival to beat it for the booby prize. Mitchell tried to keep up his fight Besast, who in the course of her regulations imposed by President but wasn’t very successful. He was long life has not made many mis­ Calles, if there is no single state in a good leader but he lacked an or­ takes in psychological interpreta­ Mexico in which the influence of the ganized following. Maybe here’s! \ where he gets It. tion, lias pulled a fielding error this Episcopate Is sufficiently powerful time in the selection of the present * * • , l| to bring about at least an effort to The National Aeronautic Associ- period to undertake the staging of ameliorate the existing condition, tion’s motto is “America First in a revival of Theosophical enthusi­ then it would seem as if the church the Air,” which speaks for itself. m j M It was formed in Detroit in 1922. 3 Piece Velour Suites $129 asm in America. Perhaps the good wer, in that country, decidedly' In­ Its first president was Howard E. lady is not to be blamed for this, ferior In strength to the secular po­ New York, Aug. 26.— It happen­ Coffin, who served on Pre’sideht ’ This attractive three piece suite is an excellent example of the since she was born a long time litical machinery— which is not ex­ ed shortly after the noon hour just Coolidge’s aircraft board. Its sec­ worth while savings available at the Semi-Annual S^e. It is of full ago, and even oriental mysticism actly the impression which has pre­ about half a block from the stock ond was Fred B. Patterson of the size— 76 inch davenport with three loose seat cushions, wing chair holds forth no universal promise of vailed on this side of the bound­ exchange in the Wall street belt. National Cash Register Company. and club chair— exactly as sketched. Fronts covered with fignired earthly immortality. Mrs. Besant The narrow sidewalks overflowed Godfrey L. Cabot, Boston manufac­ ary. with scurrying humanity. Only a turer and aviation expert, the third, velour; sides and backs with plain velour to match. Regular $169. probably figures that, timely or un­ It migjit even be possible for en>^ fraction of the Wall Streeters ever is just finishing his second term. timely, if she is ever going to try tirely fair minded, unprejudiced use a sidewalk anyway. They walk The association opened up with a out the darlin g Krishnamurti on outsiders, lacking perhaps especial in the streets like plodders on a flourish of trumpets, but its enthu­ the little old U. S., right now is the country road. siasm waned presently. Of late’j information on the subject but And, with mechanical regularity, It’s hardly been heard from. No borne needs be with­ specified minute. At eighty or Jacquard Velour Suites $149 merely following the usual custom the whole world seems to hit - This doesn’t necessarily mean out one of the large, com­ ^hereabouts she cannot well afford Broadway or Seventh avenue at the of adding two and two, to conclude that there isn’t plenty of enthusiasm Another unusual value is this three piece suite in combination fortable New England Fire­ to await a more promising decade same moment. in the rank and file of its member­ that the influence of the church lay Jacquai'd and plain velour. The davenport is 80 inches long and a side Chairs, when they are to trot out her boy “ Messiah” and At noon or at night it is always ship. with the non-voting part of the pop­ the same: a great river Of humans What the enthusiasts say is that w in g chair and club chair is included with each .group. The regular priced as low as this. Au­ sell tickets in Chicago. ulation almost entirely. If this flowing and swerving until they army and navy men, who consider price for the three pieces is $198.00. thentic Watkins reproduc­ Twenty years ago, perhaps should turn out to be,^so, it would meet the impact of cross traffic. aviation a good “ arm” but not the Then turmoil and chaos. tions exactly as shown. twenty j’ears hence, little Krishnaji be a good deal of a revelation to “ whole thing,” as Mitchell does, Either of these suites can be purchased in any combination of Upon this noon hour it was the have slid in as managers and are Regular $60.00. would have stood an infinitely bet­ those— and this wouM Include most same. Sweating crossing cops were pieces desired— at the sale prices I ter chance of being taken seriously soft pedaling the whole program. Americans— who have supposed going through their frantic and fu­ The present plan is to throw this in this country. But the market Mexico to be seriously as well as tile wavings. Jaywalkers were tak­ whole crowd out and to put in a $ 3 9 .7 5 for spiritual fodder here is ex­ ing their chances alone and in group which will go out resolutely j nominally a Catholic nation in all groups. Autos, trucks, postoffice after an independent military air tremely dull just at present and its strata. vans loaded with mail, vullion wag­ even so extraordinary a free ad­ ons rushing to the mint, acres of service, by'land and sea, take avia­ A Windsor Special $3.98 Another comfortable liv-' Most Americans had believed that tion out of army and navy hands, j vertiser as Mrs. Besant will find it if the church could get recognition people, all scrambled together at a ing room chair—the Cogs­ couple of corners. and build up the flying branch, at well— of excellent design, tremendously dlfiicult to get even of Its right to seek a change in the the expense of the older depart­ Attractive Windsor side chairs, suitable for Suddenly the giant parade was in choice of covers. Regu­ a one-hour bargain counter rush to constitution, favorable to its con­ halted, as if some signal that threw ments, if necessary. breakfast room, bedroom, hall or living room, * * • lar $39.50. going. tinued freedom of action, nothing into paralysis the whole scheme of made of birch and finished in mahogany. locomotion. .As usual the traffic of­ Colonel Mitchell unquestionably There ■would seem to be only one more would, be necessary. When is the ideal man. to push a campaign These chairs have typical Windsor turned legs way in which Krishnaji could real­ ficer had- whistled his warning. But and six bamboo turned spindles in the back. the Episcopate merely shrugs its this time it was heeded! Not a of this sort with the maximum of $ 3 3 .5 0 ly be put over in America. Let shoulders at this opportunity and wheel turned, and along the slim energy. Wood seat. Regular $6.50, Wheth,er right or wrong, nobody b'G.. Mrs. Besant go whacks with some­ says “ What's the use?” the situa­ sidewalks the crowds congested, V y body in the movies, put the Hindu their eyes fastened upon the street. denies that he’s got the “ punch.” tion becomes puzzling enough.. ^ An alley cat had come slinking But he can’t talk all the time, lad’s big cow’s eyes into a film out from behind the posloffice as a single individua'lr It would along with at least three temptress­ building at City Hall Square and become tiresome. As head of an es and a couple of murders, let him . INDIGNANT JAZZISTS. furtively made her way to the association*,,however, he could give WATKINS BROTHERS, In c . save a bespattered heroine from A number Of American jazz ar­ pavement and started across. She out dally statements. He could tists having been denied the right was carrying in her mouth a wee agitate unceasingly. He could herself and the devil and carry her bring pressure to bear on congress. FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS, PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS or privilege of entering England to ball of black fur. off in an airplane to the Himalayas And the great tide of traffic, that He could make aviation develop­ ia a Sikorsky plane— and she will play club engagements there, the hesitates neither for man or ma­ ment nearly as live a topic as pro­ have three-quarters of the United indignant calithumpianists have chine, had come to a dead stop be­ hibition enforcement or Volstead appealed to the United States fore this slinking symbol of moth­ Law modification. States talking Theosophylcal patter erhood. « State Department to have some­ If Mitchell gets that National a»d rawing over the “ world’s teach­ Aeronautical Association presiden­ Fnneral Directors. er” inside of three months, while thing immediately done about the Speaking of cats, the New York cy, we’ve an interesting controver­ r Valentino is forgotten. outrage. To the utter astonish­ sidewalk breed is about the mangi­ sy ahead of us. ment and no doubt still greater in­ est, snakiest, most predatory col­ Of coarse this would get more of lection to be found anywhere on dignation of the complainants they money than of spiritual victory for the globe. Perhaps the man who is best at Mrs. Besant and the gentle Krish­ are informed that there is nothing They thrive in particular In the alleys and byways of Greenjvich organizing rotei^s serves the people naji— but ■«'e suspect there would to be done. best, and perhaps he doesn’t. It does not appear, the State De- Village, where safety may be found TOM be balm in the dough. in dark cellarways and handy ash- partment^sets forth, that United cans. If we say that we have no sin, SIA\S Always look to see if medicine is States citizens are being discrimin­ ■we deceive ourselves, and the tiaith marked “ poison” and read the rad­ RU-M BONUSES. Hot weather brings them out, as ated against, and if Great Britain magicians bring rabbits from hats. Is not in us.— 1 .John 1:18. io programs for "sopranos.” Apparently any gentleman or sees fit to exclude any class of per­ They spring from the most unex­ BY ARTHUR N. PACK lady ■who contemplates going into pected places in amazing numbers. Tliere is the seed of all sins— of If Rip Van Winkle returned to­ President .American Nature Associa­ sons, even saxaphonlsts and traps Writing philosophy is easy. All day he would find “ No Parking” the business of unofficial rum snoop- By way of diversion a party of the vilest and worst of sins— in the tion jugglers, she has a right to do so— ^trollers kept count upon a recent best of men.— Thomas Brooks. you have to do is correct the mis­ signs where there were hitching In the early years of our repub­ ,ing for whatever profit may accrue _ .. • ______n 4 il A TvrifVlfn takes you made the day before." posts. . • and there will be no war. warm evening and found 40 within lic when the people of the federated j therefrom will have to go directly Carbondale, 111., orchard has Perhaps the complainants In half a block, scattered over win­ colonies had just begun to explore | to the treasury department to find dow ledges, doorways and pave­ fuzzless peaches, so maybe razor Wish saving money was as easy The older the argument the hard­ the western country and to find j these cases are not so very much to er it falls. out whether there is really.an open­ ments. blades ■were grafted on the trees. as saving energyT out in an imperfect way the vast i blame, after all. Being extreme­ I know an artist in the Village ------ing for his or her talents. Depu­ extent of their territory they found | ly busy from boyhood learning whose studio is upon the ground among other strange and new birds ty Surveyor, of Cukoms John Mc­ floor. He has had to build an anti­ The Joy Riders how to make horrid noises in the and animals this little ground Gill of New York yesterday gave cat screen on each window to keep squirrel. Strange to say, it had thir­ horridest possible way, and there- out a statement to the effect that them out of his room. For weeks teen stripes, which were taken to after in getting jobs and continu- he would waken in the small hours anybody ■who gives information represent the thirteen colonies and ing the noise before the echoes die, to find them prowling and yowling between these stripes wete rows of which results In the seizure of a all over his bedroom. they are not, probably, and not sup­ white spots on a dark ground, typi­ rum boat -will get 25 per cent of the His device, it seemed to me, was posed to be, very familiar with fying the stars'of our flag. . fines imposed on the .boat’s crew quite ingenious. It consisted of put­ 5 l ^ So, some people sometimes called treaties and international law. ting netting over a section of his and 25 per cent of the sum recov­ It the Federation squirrel, and nat­ They get their ideas from the French windows. When the win­ on, uralists named it Spermophllus trl- ered from the sale of the condemned dows open the netting stretches news and comment of the current dicum lineatus, the thirteen-lined vessel. Deputy Administrator taut, forming a basket not unlike IT/ hour. And since that news and that used in basketball. Does a cat spermo phile or “ seed-lover.” The Frank T. Pyiney is quoted as say­ generic name was given the grout) comment for some time has led to­ venture to attempt entrance It Is ing that, ‘so far as the Connecticut iniT%riably caught in the trap. The. ia allusion to their favorite food, ward the assumption that all Eu­ dry administration is concerned, cat’s fate thereafter is nobody’s the seeds of plants. iSf But as the country was settled there is nothing doing in the bonus rope was supposed to dance accord­ business. ing to Uncle Sam’s fiddling, and up, this liking for the nutritious line in this distyct. So there you seeds of plants caused its undoing. that every overseas government The cat problem, according to a Thirteen Stripes are. humane officer with whom' I talk­ When the fields of whtat and oats There really would seem to be was expected to sneeze whenever hs ed, is largely blamable .to the no­ came to occupy the prairie country, sleepers going into hibernation our striped friend recognised and early and sleeping all winter. The no good reason for paying rum in­ took snuff. It is not to be wonder­ madic nature of Village dwellers. A ed at that the music makers were cat Is adopted, kept and made a welccsied a new and delicious food. young are born in spring, in warm formers in New York and not In He seized upon It eagerly, and the nests of grass deep in the burrows. astounded to discover that one pet for a time, and then the family Connecticut, nor for paying for In­ moves. Rarely is the cat taken affection for the little animal gavm Besides their stock diet of grasses formation against a boat and not for could not, necessarily, go wherever along. It is abandoned and lives to way to one of hatred. He was bunt­ and seeds, the little animals con­ ed and tr.ipped and poisoned, and sume great quantitle.4 of lnsect$(. information against an illicit still. he pleased In this world, and do haunt the neighborhood. precisely what he chose, simply be­ Some of the most predatory’ of finally, noxious gases were used in and some meadow mice, animals Nor would there seem to be any the gutter cats, I am told, are ex­ . 0 his destruction. even more generally harmful than good reason for withholding the cause of American citizenship. pets of persons who have moved This animal is one of the seven itself. price of booze information ■which There are others than jazzists on, leaving the animal to work out its own destiny. the law authorizes to be paid. ■who have fallen into the. same er­ ror. Some of them are in the — GILBERT SWAN. Nothing in the world is such a l a [ stimulus to the sense of moral re­ United States Senate. fCbchtansl sponsibility of a certain type of in­ DAILY dividual as cash. There are many ' fiOOBY PWZB. CM» POEM thousands who are now crying out Postmaster Nahum Bartlett of ^SiO LIK e about the laxity of liquor law en­ Searsburg, Vt., who sprang into dis­ “ Say, mom. I’m hungry as' kin grown-up sister’s talkin.* With pop’f tinction a year or two ago when he be- Aw, kin 1 have some jam? The charge account she’s game. Th.3 bill forcement, yet who will not ’trouble kids er eatin’ , all but me I’m hun­ starts father' balkin’, but be paj^ themselves to tip off the authorities demanded a ten dollar Increaae in Today is the feast day of St. fflp gry, too, I am.” So mother stops the It just the same. when they know that? this or that his salary on account of the high Zephurinus, pope for seventeen shoutin’ with a piece of bread chat’s Its funny how the children al­ years during the most bloody per­ jakey shop is selling rum, whoso cost of crackers— ^whlch are the fine. Then Willie starts in poutin’, ways pester mom and dad. The; secution against the church. Be 3 1 ^ always talk of things to get— au^ virtuous indignation might easily ' only food Nahum has ever been “ Sister’s twice as big as mine.” cause of his trials, he is callod a “ Hey. pop, I need a dollar, ’cause not of things they’ve had. Their be stirred into helpful action at the known to buy— and who, it then de­ martyr, although he was not killed I’m steppin’ out tonight.” Then pop rt al appreciation doesn't come up­ prospect of fingering a quarter of veloped, was boss of the post office by his enemies. ^ starts In t'» holler. "Is that sorta i til they’re grown— until they’re Nineteenth amendment (woman the fine in the case. doing the smallest business of any spendin’ right? Why, where’s that either mom or pop to i-hildren ol Suffrage) proclaimed in effect, 1930. O; "We have the law for It— this in the United SUtes, has >had his big allowance that I give you every their own., James Couzens, 'Michigan sena­ week?” And then he answers son’s nose put out of joint by Postmas­ turning of part of the people in- tor, was born 1872. request. He’s easy, so to speak. Fishermen are bigger liars thin .fermers against the other part— so ter G. E. Frazier at Randle Cliffs, “Well, folks, look o'er my bon­ golfers. Golfers’ arms are not losig Md„ less than a hundred miles from One physician at Darwen, In the ~ o . o “ net. Don’t you think it’e kinds nice? enough to tell about their shots.^t? why not go along In the general di­ north of Australia, has a practice rection of the prohibition ide|i Md Washington. The receipts of the There’S flowers and ribbon on it, Here’;i E ...... coverinff an era 10 timaa the sice and t got it just halt price,** ’Course political party; put the lAW Into egoett, Bandit CUBi office In the last fltcal | qj QfsatBrltai»e I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 192«i PAGE ir iv ^ W

Qn East Center street. A building The glass roof of the Victoria LOCAL PAIR ESCAPE ONLY 5 PROPERTY Is '- - ’ ided In this sale. station' in London covers 10 acres. WTIC Manchester Realty Company to Christianity was first carried in­ WE SPECIALIZE Frank Lucas two lots both of which Travelers Insurance Co., INJURY IN ACCIDENT SALES LAST WEEK to Japan by Xavier, In the six­ IN EXAMINING EYES ANL ON#THE ATR. border on North School street. teenth century. Hnrtfoisl. Conn. FITTING GLASSES. 4 6 ? . Eastern Standard Tima. ^' KPO (428) San Francisco—Chil­ Car Overturns .But McVeigh Only five property transfers have 6 p. m . dren’s story: stocks; markets; or­ and Ashford Escape With been recorded in Manchester since " ’BAL (246) Baltimore— Sand­ chestra. Small Injuries. August 17. it was revealed today Real Silk Hosiery man Circla: orcheatra. CNRC (436) Calgary, Alta.— Program for Thursday. a‘ the Hall of Reqords. lAY FEVER Bedtime story. Eastern Standard Time. If you can’t “get away,” eaaa Walter Oliver WGHP (270) Detroit—Concert. Carrie B. Cook to Dr. B. L. Sal- WMAQ (447) Chicago—Orches­ 6.30 p. m.— Two Manchester men had a nar­ the attacks with— WREO (285) Lansing, Mich. — row' escape from death Tuesday yin land known as Lot 11 In the Representative will call. Mrs. Optometrist. Dinner music; scores; organ; trio. tra. News Bulletin, Baseball Scores, "Pinehurst Addition.” This tract Farm News Digest and Police afternoon when the Buick coupe in Fred Fish, phone 1119-13. Ad­ 915 Main St. So. Manchester. | WGN (303) Chicago—-Varfety. KFI (467) Los Angeles Variety. whijCh they were riding, skidded, of land borders on Cambridge VICKS U*BZ (333) Sprlngneld, Mass.— WRC (469) Washington—Or­ Report. street. ▼ V a p o R u b Hours: 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. 7.00 p. m.— rtruck an embankment and over* dress 787 East Middle Turnpike. Variety. chestra. turned near Willimantic. Both es­ Alfred W, and William C. Han­ Otar trMUBom J a n f^ o d Yearly Telephone 39-3. WLS (345) Chicago—Stocks; WTIC, 476) Hartford. Conn.— To be announced. caped with slight Injuries. sen of East Hartford to Hjalmar F. organ; sports; orchestra. Orchestra. 7.15 p. m.— James McVeigh, of 60 West Cen­ and Orvtrude R. Noren, Lot 13 in WWJ (363) Detroit—Concert. KGW’ (491) Portland—Concert. “Some of our Responsibilities to ter street, the driver of the car, re­ the Washington Tract. This land CKCL (357) Toronto—Studio WEAF (492) New York—Or­ Our Children,” Dr. Elizabeth ceived wounds on both knees and borders on Washington street. program. chestra. To WCSH (256), WADC Ingraham, Director of Bureau the left leg plus a badly bruised ■ Alfred W. and William C. Han- WJJD (370) Mooseheart, 111.— (258), WTAG (268) WGN (303), of Child Hygiene, Connecticut left shoulder. Joseph Ashford, of q^en of East Hartford to Carl W. Dinner concert. WGR (319), WSAI (326), WWJ State Department of Health. Ridge street, McVeigh’s companion and Minnie P. Noren. Lot 12 In. the Manchester Grain & Coal Co. WRNY (375) New York—Sports; (353), WFI (395), WCCO (416), 7.30 p. m.— sustained a fing r injury. Washington Tract. Th’- l»nd also commerce; Catholic Circle; orches­ WCAE (461) WEEI (476), WOC A Popular Half-Hour with Thel­ According to the story told by borders on Washington street. tra. (484), WJAR (485), KSD (545). ma Jones and Pearl Jackson. McVeigh, they were coming down a » Annie Jensen to Carrie M, John­ READY TO WELCOl^E CUSTOMERS ANP FRIENDS AT OUR WAREHOUSE WTAM (389) Cleveland— Or­ WIP (508) Philadelphia—Dance Mrs. F. E. Jackson, Accompan­ steep grade on the road from son a lot yrlth a 69 foot frontage chestra. music. ist. Storrs College to Willimantic. At WMAQ (447) Chicago— Organ; WHO (526) Des Moines— Trio. 8.00 p. m.— the foot of the grade was a sharp orchestra. KYW (53-6) Chicago— Classical For-an-to Melody Makers and the turn. The road was slippery, Mc­ WEAF (492) New York—Hymn concert. Manchester Male Quartet: Veigh said. A slight fall of rain on 10 A PE L p l a c e ; tHONE 1760 sing: orchestra. 10 P. M. The Quartet— the oily roadway had made it East of Manchester Community House. WIP (508) Philadelphia— Chil­ WSOE (246) Milwaukee— Old- Whispering'Roses ..;... Geibel treacherous. At the foot of the hill TYPEWRITERS dren’s program. fashioned musical. Stars of the Summer the car skidded into the embank­ Come and Get Acquainted With Our New Location and Home. We Have a Useful . WCX (517) Detroit— Dinner WRVA (256) Richmond, Va.— . Night ...... H arker ment and turned completely over. . AU makes. Sold, rented, ex­ Souvenir for Everybody, Come and Get One. You Don’t Have to Buy. prograiu. Melody Makars— The car was badly wrecked. Sever­ WNYC (526) New York—Varie- WGHP’ (270) Detroit—Frollck- Baby Face ...... Davis-Akst al other accidents occurred on the changed and overhauled. ers. Why Do You Roll Those Eyes hill during ihe day. ly. “We were just plain lucky we KYW (536) Chicago—Musical. WGN (303) Chicago— Sam ’n from “Americana” Special Discotmts to Students. THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS ARE FOR 10 DAYS STARTING AUGUST 24th^ Henry; musical. Say It With a Uke—froin didn’t get seriously Injured,” con­ 7 p. m. cluded McVeigh, ENDING SEPTEMBER 3rd. WBAL (246) Baltimore—Orches­ KNX (337) Los Angeles—Organ “Bubbling Over.” recital. tra; Quartet. The Quartet— 100 L b s...... $5.85 Vlouuu GoW or Vi bbl. $5.00 WGHP (270) Detroit—Farm re­ KGO (361) Oakland, Calif.— W aiting ...... Millard Kemp’s Music House Variety. Melody Makers— GEK.MANS MAKE FOG TO SUGAR 25 Lbs...... $1.50 r l o u r Pilsbury’s Best bbl. $1.30 port; news items. HIDE TROOP .MOVE.MEXTS Telephone 821. WCAU (278) Philadelphia— Va­ WJJD (370) Mooseheart. Ill— Hush a Bye (W'altz) riiiiothy for FaU stocking...... bn. $3.50 Fonltry Wire, 6 ft. 2 In. m esh ...... $6.00 riety. Quartet. Sngp Out of the Blues—from KTHS (375) Hot Springs, Ark. “Bubbling Over” Berlin, Aug. 26.—Artificial fog Com T w in e...... standard 5 lbs. 85c Poultry Wire, 5 ft. 2 In. m esh ...... $5.00 WLIB (303) Chicago— Variety. --Sports; opera themes. has been used with great success Tobacco H atchets...... ' 50c WGBS C316) New York— Or­ Any Ice Today, Lady? i Poultry Wire, 4 ft. 2 In. mesh .... .$4.00 WTAM (389) Cleveland—Studio. Tenor Solos— during the summer manoeuvers of KODAKS Collins Axes (fine steel . . \ ...... $1.50 chestra. WLW (422) Cincinnati—Varie­ the Reichswehr. Valleys were 5 gallon White Oak K e g ...... $1.80 WLS (345) Chicago— Musical; To be announced. ^ concealed for hours by the artifi­ Barbed Wire, 80 rod 4 p oin t...... $4.00 news; instrumental. ty. Harry Boland cial fog, making it possible to 250 Egg Boxes, new patent device . .$1.75 10 gallon WTiite Oak K e g ...... $1.75 WDAP (367) Kansas City — KPO (428) San Francisco—Or­ The Quartet— chestra. Deep, Deep R iver ...... Burleigh move troops without aeroplane ob­ Guard Roofing, 8 ply cxtjp heavy . .. $2.00 15 gallon White Oak K e g ...... $2.25 Markets: book review; orchestra. servation. Guard Roofing, 2 p l y ...... $1.75 ‘ WBBH (370) Chicago— Orches­ WQJ (447) Chicago— Orchestra. Uncle R o m e ...... Homer 20 gallon White Oak K e g ...... $2.50 KFI (467) Los Angeles—^^Orches­ Melody Makers— KODAK Certain-teed Roofing, slate, best grade . . . SO gallon White Oak K eg ...... $3.15 tra. tra. WLW (422) Cincinnati— Or­ In a Little Garden...... ,...... $2.75 WRC (469) Washington—Musi­ 50 gallon White Oak K e g ...... $4.25 chestra. School Day Sweethearts (Waltz) Time Is Here ■V WQJ (447) Chicago— Concert. cal. Hello Aloha—How Are You? j WJZ (455) New York — Silent W’OC (484) Davenport—Musi­ The Quartet— i Take pictures now OUR GRAIN, QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICE ARE OF THE BEST. cal; weather. Day Slowly Declining.von Weber drama. and keep forever the Cwt. Diamond 24% Dairy Ration ...... $2.50 WRC (469) Washington—Radio WEAF (492) New York—Or­ 9.0 p. m.— ‘ chestra. The Colt Park Municipal ^ happy days of fun and Whole Com ...... $2.05 Purina Hen Cliow (scratch)...... $2.93 movie; band. WIP (508) Philadelphia—Dance Cracked C o m ...... $2.10 , chestra. frolic. Purina diicken Chowder (mash) ..$3.80 WEAF (492) New York—Sere- music. 9.30 p. m.— Com Meal ...... $2.10 nadfers. To WGR (319), WSAI WOAW (526) Omaha—Variety. Emil Heimberger’s Hotel Bond j KODAKS Purina Cow Chow, 24% ...... $2.00 (326), WWJ (353), WFl (395), 11 P. M. $5.00 to $30. 8 bnshel Oats, 96 lbs...... $2.05 Dance Orchestra. Purina Omolene...... $2.75 WCAE (461), WEEI (476), WOC WBBM (226) Chicago—Variety. 10.00 p. m.— Scratch, 1st quality...... $2.75 (484). Orchestra To WGR (319), WRVA (256) Richmond, Va.— New’s Bulletins and Weather BROWNIES Growing Mash ...... $3.25 Ground O a ts...... $2.25 WSAI C326), WWJ (353), WTAM Musical. Report. $2. to $15. Fnl-O-Pep Egg M ash...... $3.50 (389), WFI (395), WEEI (476), WGHP (270) Detroit—Dance 16% Dairy R ation...... $1.73 WOC (484). band; soloists. Buy Your Kodak WIP (508) Philadelphia—Ses- WLIB (303) Chicago—Correll qui-Centennial concert. and Gosden; organ; orchestra. AT WJR (517) Detroit—Orchestra, KNX (337) Los Angeles—Cour­ TALCOnmiE soloists. tesy program. All Aboard WO AW (526) Omaha—Organ; KGO (361) Oakland, Calif.— Mr. and Mrs. .A.lfred Pitkin en­ KEMP’S Manchester Grain & Coal Co. Vacation program. For Success! scorea; markets. tertained at their home on Tuesday PHONE 1760. 10 APEL PLACE MANCHESTER, CONN. KYW (536) Chicago—Music WEBH (370) Chicago—Orches­ evening with a dog roast. On ac­ I Connecticut Business G6l- hour. tra. count of the inclement weather, ALBERT HELLER, Manager. 8 P. 91. WTAM (389) Cleveland—Or­ the supper which was to have been jlege Training is the first WBBM (226) Chicago—Classi­ chestra. served on the lawn was served In stage of your flight to suc­ Fiiii.shiuQ cal program. KHJ (405) Los Angeles—New's the garage. It is said that the cess, The trained man or WBAL (246) Baltimore—Trio. items; quartet; vocal. guests consumed a full bushel of WGHP (270) Detroit— Child­ KPO (428) San Francisco—Va­ the heated canines, but at this woman always goes higher ren’s program. riety. writing no proof of this statement and higher—because he is WCAU (278) Philadelphia—Mu­ KFI (467) Los Angeles—Drama has been produced. The foll''wing prepared. hour. sical variety. were present' Mr. and Mrs.' V/il- Classes are ready lo WLWL (288) New York—. Va­ KGW (491) Portland, Oi;e.-:— liam Smith, George Webster, Mrs. riety. Vaudeville program. Blanche Templetcn, Mr. and Mrs. start. Enroll today! KDK.4. (309) Pittsbugh—Con­ 12 P. M. Alfred Talcctt, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ KNX (337) Los Angeles—Vari­ cert. bur Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John CONNECTICUT WGBS (316) New York—Musi­ ety. Brown, Mr. lu.d Mrg,. George KGO (361) Oakland, Calif.— cal. Brown, Miss Eortha Dart, Mr and BUSINESS COLLEGE Dance music. Mrs. Robert Lane, Mrs. Louise FREE! FREE! KOA (322) Denver—Stocks; ■^LW (422) Cincinnati— Frolic. Dart, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith. G. H. Wilcox, Prin. markets; news items; concert KPO (428) San Francisco—Stu­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lyman ana I. 0. O. F. Block WJJD (370) Mooseheart, 111.— dio. family, Mr. and Mrs. William Leo. 'i Music by children. KFI (467) Los Angeles— Miss Clara Trowbridge, jMr. and So. Manchester WKRC (422) Cincinnati—Frolic Mrs. Hiram Loverin. WMAQ (447) Chicago—Finan­ KGW (491) Portland—Vaude­ cial talk; trio. ville. OF SUGAR KFNF (461) Shenandoah, la.— 1 A. M. Variety. CNRV (291) Vancouver, B. C. WTIC (476) Hartford, Conn.— —Dance music. Melody Makers. KNX (337) Los Angeles—Or­ ‘ AT THE BIG WEAF (492) New York—Eski­ chestra. FREE! , FREE! mos. To WTAG (268). WGN (303) KGO (361) Oaklaq^, Calif.— Or­ WGR (319), WSAI '326). WWJ chestra. 2 Lbs. of Sugar Sugar • (358), WTAM (389), WFI (395). WDAF (366) Kansas City- With Every Pur­ WCCO (416), WCAE (4 6 1 ).W EEI Frolic. Be Sure To f476). WOC (484), WJAR (485), KPO (428) San Francisco—Or­ chase of $1.00 or Be Here Early KSD (545). chestra. Over, to the First CLEAN-UP SALE To Get Yoors WIP (508) Philadelphia—Con­ KFI (467) Los Angeles—Or­ Hundred and Fifty —and cert. chestra; soloist. Customers. WCX (517) Detroit—Detroit Avoid the Rush. Symohony. PLANE VICTI9IS BETTER. O F THE KYW (536) Chicago—Classical. London, Aug. 26.—Rev. Stanley 9 P. M. B. Hazzard and his sister, Miss ■a 1 WBBM (226) Chicago—Musical. M arguerite Hazzard. of New York, WBAL (246) Baltimore— Or­ who have been in Folkestone hos­ chestra. pital since they were injured in the WX)RD (275) Musical. crash of a French Air Union plane i-i’l WCAU (278) Phlltdelphla—Vo­ last week, were slightly improved ^2 cal and instrumental. today. ^ WGBS (316) New York- Or­ UUMUMMilHI chestra. WORKINGMAN’S STORE WBZ (333) Springfield. Mass. ARTESIAN WELLS —Musical: studio. Drilled Any Diameter— 893 Main Street ^ Opposite St. James’ Church WCBD (345) Zion Hill, 111.— Vocal and Instrumental. Any Depth Any Place CFCA (356) Toronto— Musical. KGO (361), Oakland, Cal.— Con­ Charles F. Volkert. S a l e Starts Friday Morning at 9 O’clock Sharp cert. a I WEBH (370) Chicago—Orcbes- Blast Hole Drilling 'ra. Test Orilling for Foundation DN THE AIR TAKE THREE Water Systems WTAM (389) Cleveland—Studio. Pumps for All Purposes. WONDERFUL BARGAINS WKRC (422) Cincinnati—Musi­ cal. fotafewdollaxs This Sale Will Have the Whole Town Talking WSB (428) Atlanta—Orchestra. HIGHLAND PARK P. 0. Tel. 1375-IS. downpayment WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW FALL STOCK XJEW LOW FRIOroAIRE PRICES! Greater AN values than ever before! And the con­ A Few Of Our Wonderful Specials: venient General Motors deferred payment plan to give you Frigidaire advantages for just a few Men’s S ock s...... 6c pair Camping Cots' .$2.79 A ll Frigidaira\ dollars down and the rest in easy monthly prices art reduced. payments. Men’s Nainsook Union S u its...... 39c Klens Khaki Pants ...... 9oc Mechanical wnirs Frigidaire mechanical units for installation in Blue Work S h ir ts...... 49c Sweat Shirts ...... 88c a n eu low as $170, your present Ice-boz now cost as little as $170— Or you can get a a big saving. 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Find out all about the new, low prices and the convenient Athletic Shirts ...... 38c AU Leather Moccasin S h o es...... $2.79 are against next winter being as terms of the General Motors deferred payment Men’s C a p s...... 77c Silk Sport H ose...... ’...... 39c, 3 pairs for $1.00 kindly. plan. Or mail the coupon. Men’s Work P a n ts...... $1.47 Camping Blankets...... 79c Anyway, you’li have to lay in a supply of coal and right now is ALFRED GREZEL AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER SPECIALS. the time to place your order. 829 Main Street So. Manchester Coal is going to cost more next DON’T FORGET THE TIME—FRIDAY, AT 9:00 A. M. SHARP. November and December than it does today. 'You will make no mistake if *Hb modem )eemm‘eJ!s oaoe- HBgtfiyfcfie oaitko kcttm dnsa you fill your coal bin now. Alfred A. Crezel, ( So. M anchester. Please tend me complete infoeme- THE WORKINGMAN’S STORE The W. G. Glenney Co. There arc more Frt(tilalrss tioa abmt Fngtdalre and the new 839 MAIN STREET Allen Place. 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MANCBEEiSTER E Y E IN G HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 192«. PAGE SIX -r ^ 'V-JS Change in Rates POE’S STORIES: The Oblong Box (3) Sketches by Redner, Synopsis by Brauctier For Herald Oassilied Advertising On and after June 1, 1926, the following rates for Classified Advertising will be in effect: All For Sale, To Rent, Lpst, Found and similar advertising on Classified Page; First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). Minimum Charge SO.Ctmts. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents a

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T^e^rangerelations of the Wyatts dufihg the voy.' 6>- Remembering that age was a source of growing bewilderment to the The sisters remained Determining to watch the sta.terooms a second time, FOR SALE TO RENT Wyatt had once written writer. Mrs. Wyatt remained very talkative. She was aloof from the passen­ the writer again saw Mrs. Wyatt steal into the extra him that he had married FOR SALE— Clapps favorite pears TO RENT—2 and 3 room apart­ much older than Wyatt, and her conversation was not gers. confining them­ room. From the room of his friend, the writer thought and Gravenstein ^ples. j^'^Sewpod ments in the Orford Building. Also "for love only" the writer that of ^n educated woman. Her face was plain, selves to their staterooms he could hear the opening of the strange box with a Fruit Farm. W. H. Cowles. Tel. 9^o. offices to rent. Inquire S. L. Barrabee. was more puzzled than 54 Maple St. or telephone 1925-4. even “ indifferent looking." The women called her during most of the voy- chisel. There seemed no solution to the mystery. ■“ f o r s a l e —a Rollflex Electric e v e r . ______J ( Continued.) Ironer. double roll with motor com­ FOR RENT—5 room flat, all modern "vulgar." ______^ ______plete. Can be bought at 1-2 cost. For improvements. Including steam heat. terms apply T. S. parvan & Co. Inquire at 270 Oak St. after 5:30 p. Rockville. Conn. Tel. 5S4-2. m. MiMwraiinianiii-iilniiiniinniinniiiiinfflni FOR SALE—Apples. Alexandria. TO RENT—Tenement at 136 Bissel Duchess. Gravenstein for eating and St., second floor. All refinished. $29 TO RENT pies. "5c per basket. a month. Inquire at same address. Town: $1.00 peV bushel at the ^rni. FOR RENT—Four room tenement, WAPPING H. F. Gilnack. So. Main street, Tele- FOR RENT—A five room house at improvements, ready July lSth„ Cot­ iihone 225-6. 191 Oak St. Electric light, gas. and tage street. Apply E. J. UoU’s office. Peter Gretchen of Rye street ADD Fr R R E N T ______all improvements. Inquire at same ad­ neighborhood was in South Wind­ dress. TO RENT—Several small rents at FOR ALE—Abundant red eating $2'J per month. Apply to Edtvard J. sor court Tuesday evening to an­ ^ TIIff^JEVER KNEWi and canning plums at the TO RENT—September first, new Holl. Orford Bldg. Teh 660. swer to a charge nf breach of the five room flat at 11 Hollister street, vegetable stand at 31- Oakland FOR RENT—Two large front office peace. Justice Willlani J. Thresh­ ^ XOM S IM S street. ___ _ electric lights, gas and steam leat. er suspended judgment on payment »L\IX EXTR.4NCE Jimp, who was paddling the north Apply at 2S1 Spruce street. rooms. In Purnell Building, singly or polo. He Wasn't such a good mar­ FOR SALE—Dining room table, together, .\pply to Q. B. Keith, In of costs, which were $12.40, Consternation reigned for commode chair, and couch. Will sell TO RENT—4 room tenement, gas care of Keith Furniture Company. Charles Check, ’who lives near iner. forty day* and forty nights, “Better head south,” ^suggested cheap. Inquire at 11 Hemlock St. and electric lights. Newly finished. the brick yard at South Windsor, Inquire at 3S8 Hartford road. TO RENT—Midland apartments, without even any time off for Pearl. FOR SALE—Gladioli bulbs. Visit three rooms, steam heated. Janitor was in court Tuesday evening lunch. "Which way is that?” asked her service, refrigerator, gas range fur­ And, why shouldn’t it? Just our gardens, 425 Middle Turnpike, TO RENT—Garage at 23 Summer nished. rent $38 per montlu Call charged with keeping liquor with husband, looking about him. East, Manchester Green. Clark’s Gla­ street, rent $4 per month. Inquire at intent to sell. Justice John F. wait until you hear exactly diolus Garden, Phone 251-2.______same address. Manchesier Construction Co„ 2100, “ Doesn’t matter,’’ laughed the or telephone 782-2. Riordan suspended judgment on what it was that happened. darling gdrl, who was amused even Bill Whimpiddle went fishing FOR SALE—Fine console vlctrola TO RENT—6 room tenement, all « FOR BENT—Five-room tenement payment of costa which were $31. in the face of danger. “Every way and five tube radio set practic^ly modern Improvements, Near mills and on Durani street, modern, rent t ’5 Check was represented by Attorney one. Saturday afternoon, which is south here.” new. Call after 5 o’clock, Room 5, Old trolley. Ray L. Bidwell, 60 Pine per muuih. Call Manchester hon- John J. Burke of East Hartford. was payday. About dark his Jimp paddled along In silence. Mr. Johnson block. ______street. Telephone 1232. structl''ti Co„ 21U0. or Lelephone wife get worried. She went to 782-2. ’'15 Main street, over Mancres- The High school class of girls FOR SALE—Coal stove. 1 white TO RENT—Six room tenement, find Bill. ler Plumbii g and Supply store. in the Federated Sunday school And there he was. Bill was Radio photo of Jimp rescu~ bed, 1 library table. 5 kitchen chairs, steam heat and all modern improve­ met at the home of their teacher, and a few odds and ends. Apply 136 ments. Inquire at 191 Eldridge street FOR RENT—Tenement of tour nice sittuig on the bank of the creek ing Pearl at North Pole yes­ Bissell St. after 6 p. m. rooms on Keeney Court. Apply to Mrs. Albert E. Stiles of Pleasant with a big string of fish and per­ terday. This picture was re­ Manchester Publlo Market. Valley, last Saturday night. Plans fectly sober. FOR SALE—Cows, new Milch and TO RENT—Two four room flats, all were made for their picnic which ceived by thousands of $fa- near by springers: car load of fancy modern improvements. Price reason­ FOR RENT—Two desirable office Mrs. Whimpiddle was so sur­ cows arrived Thursday: ten young able. Apply at 36 Clinton St., top floor. rooms. Apply to Mr. Padrove, Man­ will be held September 4. prised she dropped dead. Bill is tions last night. Some mis­ registered Holsteins. Franklin Orcutt, chester Public Market. Phone. 10. Miss Marion E. Hills, daughter in jail charged with “ shock with took it for grand opera. Coventry. Tel. Manchester 1054-3. TO RENT—Modern tenement in of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Hills, intent to kill.” Many thought it a humming brick house. 6 rooms. Corner of Char­ TO RENT—Five room flat. William This, however, has nothing to FOR SALE—Early apples. red ter Oak and Spruce streets. KanehL Telephone 1776. is spending a few days with her bird whistling instead. of astrachans and yellow viansparent, friend, Miss Ruby Wadhoms of do with our present storj-. In humming. • good for cooking or eating. 75c per TO RENT—4 room tenement, all Im­ TO RENT—6 room flat, all modern Hartford. “They Never Knew” two people, oasket: al-o good cider vinegar. 50c provements, $20 per month. Inquire Improvements. Second floor at 11 one a man, the other a woman, per gallon, delivered anywhere in 132 Bissell street. Ford street, near Center. A. Klrsch- Miss Olive Nevers Is spending a Manchester. W. L. Fish. Phone 9i0-2. sleper, 13 Ford street. week at the home of her parents, marry- FOR RENT—5 room flat, all im­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Nevers. She To be perfectly franlc, JIMP- FOR SALE—Gladiolus 50c per doz­ provements, with or without garage. WANTED SON W'EED marries PE.ARL en. Come and seo our gardens. Mar­ Apply at Harrison’s Store, 598 Center also spent one week of her vaca­ H.\NDLE, Three other charac­ shalls. Hartford-Wllllmantic State Street, Phone 569. ■WANTED—A plumber. Carl W. An­ tion with her relatives in Boston, ters are PE.\RL’S FATHER, Road. Manchester Green. Tel. 1090. Mass. TO RENT—Furnished room at 35 derson. 153 Eldridge street. Telephone and MB. and MRS. GU.MSHOE. Birch street. Telephohe 1153. 2124. Prank House of this place, but It’s the latter three vs. the REAL ESTATE formerly of Warehouse Point, former two. FOR RENT—4 room flat, all im­ WANTED—Children’s Nurse. Prefer provements. 5 minutes from mills. 351 single or widowed person, 30 to 40 went on an outing to New London, NOW LET’S TRY’ IT RE.A.L EST.\TE FOR SALE— years of age, with fair education. with the firemen of Warehouse 1 Eleven room dwelling, modern Center street, upstairs, or call 990-4. CH.APTER XXII Improvements, two sleeping porches, Apply Cheney Bros. Employment Point to the field day meeting. beautiful shade trees, large lawn, TO RENT—After September 4. shop Bureau. Wesley Smith, son of Mr. and E murt refer to the conclusion about 2 acres of land. Beautiful scen­ on Hudson street formerly Norton's Mrs. Walter A. Smith was home of the previous chapter. ery. Can be bought at a bargain. Machine Shop. Suitable for garage, WANTED—One or two furn_^ed W 1 two tenement dwelling and store a plumber, printer or machine shop. rooms for light housekeeping. Ad­ on a short furlough from New Lon­ Jimp was c’aaslng Pearl’s tonnected with same. Call 961-5. dress Box HK. Care South Herald don, over the week-end. father around and around the north 1 fifteen room boarding house suit­ Office. pole. Both were mad. Both got hot. ■Handle cat in the bow of the boqt. able for summer boarders, right ist. Grasping the old man by the her husband, “ Gumdrop, I need a WANTED—To rent, lease, or to They got f.o hot they melted the l.gs, Ji.mp directed the gnav.-ing. lid.” But G’jmdrop only smiles and He was content for the nonce. Dur­ across from beautiful lake. get an option on a good small farm ing his gnav.'ing ho had' happened 1 five room cottage: 2 two tene­ ice. They fell into the water. Pearl, In a very few minutes Handle had says, ’’I’m sorry, Eskimona, but I ment dvelling; 1 single dwelling. in Manchester. .\.ddress Box F„ South across a nail which someone had Herald Office. BOITON and Mr. and Mrs. Detective Gum­ gnawed the north pole into a fine bought you one only day before yes­ Also about 15 acres of land si^at- shoe, who were watching the chase, used for fastening a “Xo Parking” sd on the broad shore of Lake Can- canoe. They all climbed into the terday." keroosan, enters on two roads, be- TO RENT—September 1, a nearly ■WANTED—4 or 5 men to work on Misses Leali and Sablola Cho- also fell into the water. When company drops In to visit sign,upon the north pole. The old tobacco. Apply Miss E. I. Stoughton, cance and started paddling. man sat and c’.'.owcd upon this nail. :ween the roads leading to Vernon coiue. Misses Beatrice and Flavia The five were swimming around They v.-cre safe, temporarily. The an Eskimo for the week-end, it Depot, all on Manchester and-Hart­ new 5 room flat, shades, screens, cur­ Wapping, Conn. Pinney and Doris McPherson, were with no possible aid in sight. old man quieted down and felt much means he’ll have them on his hands Detective and ;jrs. Gum sat in the ford trollevs. about 4 miles from. week-end guests of Miss Dora center of the boat. Even in this hour Rockville and four miUs from Man- tain rods. Ice box, drain, all improve­ WANTED—Women and girls to “Grab hold of the north pole.’’ better, except for a few gnawing at least a j'ear, and maybe two. 'hester and 12 miles from Hartford, string shade grown tobacco also boys Pinney. Jimp yelled to his lovely wife. She A really neat gentleman who takes of distress they conversed in whis­ ments. $33. Garage available. Phone who can pick shade grown tobacco. pains. pers. They wore irj'ing to think up suitable for Y. M. C. A. camp site or Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Phelps are • • • care of hjmseli and trie* to make summer cottages. -Y never failing sup­ \ Meet truck mornings 6:10 Daylight did so. 1648. Saving Time, Spruce street. L. Wet- attending the poultry trip touring a good appearance has to have his a new plot by which Pearl and Jimp ply of water can be piped to all build­ Presently old man Handle swam The arctic regions are desolate could be separated. ings for domestic purposes. Situated stone. in Connecticut. wastes of snow and ica swept by real hair cut ten or twelve times every -- - ' —--- ... - up and grabbed the pole. in Dobsonville, Vernon, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Carles Jluggles chilly winds. They are thinly popu­ day. The dear girl herself sat behind For terms apply to T. S. Garvan WANTED—A good housekeeper In wore guests of fi lends in town this Detective and Mrs. Gumshoe were them. She was the life of the party. & Co. Room 7. Prescott Bldg, Rock­ country home. Good salary and clinging to the other end. The five lated by Eskimos, polar tears and An Eskimo Is walking down the "board. Apply P. O. box 37, R.F .D. week. seals, and that’s about all. street. She meets a friend. “ Why. Now and then she sang snatches of ville. T l. 584-2.______No. 2 Andover, Conn. Mrs. May Hutchinson and daugh­ unfortunates were safe for the time This great mass of ice and snow goedness gracious mci If it isn’t FOR S.\LE—The best farm bargain ter Louise are spending a few is kept from tumbling down Into V.'alrus Toolii Annie!” exclaims the in Bolton. 75 acres, 20 tillable. Good MYRTLE BEACH, Milford. Conn., WANTED—To buy cars for junk. weeks at their cottage here. buildings, 1,000 cords of wood. Ex­ rooms with privilege use bath kitch­ Used parts for sale. Abel’s Service Canada by a circle drawn across the friend. cellent location, price only $5,500. en, dining room, parlor. Cresmont Station. Oak street. Tel. 789. Mrs. Eva Warfield and daughter maps in black ink. This circle Is "Hello," smiles 'Walrus Tooth Terms. Telephone, James- Rennie Inn, 16 room hotel, water front, trol­ Doris spent the -week-end with ley line 107. Inquire Tel. 1545-2. rwc called the Arctic Circle. Annie. 265-2. and board at W91<9 Main street. Miss Louise Hutchinson. The Eskimos live upon frozen Mr.- and Mrs. McMahon, Miss “ Where have you been so long?” FOR SALE—$8,300 beautiful stucco. TO RENT—September 1, four room meat, fish, blubber, whale oil and asks the friend. “ I haven’t seen Wa .N'TED-Gardens to plow, ashes Parker street home, and garage, tenement, all modern improvements. Getty McMahon of New Britain. by selling souvenirs to explorers. you since we were little girls in Inquire 84 Summit street. Telephone removed, will buy old hens or poultry. are the guest of Mrs. B. L. 13. Mc- shady lawn and walks and every con­ 135-5. U. W. Barnes. Oakland Flat Station Their autos are sleds drawn by boarding scHhol several days ago.’’ venience Of a moderi! summer or 45. Rockville trolley line. Phone 34-4. Gurk. dogs. In this they have an advan­ popular songs. Between times c!ie winter home. Arrangements to in­ being. “Haven’t you hear^,” giggles Wal­ made gay remarks to Jimp. spect this property may be made by FOR RENT—Two excel.ent office The church supper will be held tage. When you are out riding and rus Tooth Annie. “ I'm married now. rooms over Post Office. May be rent­ WANTE"* Lawn mowers for at the hall Thursday evening from | The water was fairly warm, the get hungry, you can't drink your appointment with W. F. Lewis, 11 ed singly, $20. per month or to­ Got eighteen children." Things had gone along thusly for Vine street. sharpening or repalra ohonograph.s 5 until 7 daylight s:iving time. | temperature having been raised for gasoline. But an Eskimo can eat a several hours when Jimp suddenly gether, $3 5. per month. Apply a’, the repaired, electric cleaners, irons etc. miles around when old man Handle An Eskimo moves into a village Manchester ‘Trust Co. Frank Clark of Ansonia visited [ dog. ceased paddling. “ I sco a •■I" = FOR S.4.LE OR RENT—Modern put in order, clock repairing, key and Jimp fell through the ice. one morning. By afternoon he is Eight room house, all conveniences, fitting. Bralthwalte, 150 Center street friends in town this week. Perhaps the greatest advantage cried he. FOR RENT—Six room tenement, all “ Be still," warned Jimp, making three months behind on his igloo "A sale?” cried Mrs. Gumshoe. “A two car garage . Located on Strick­ improvements. Inquire at 31 E. Middle of living in the arctic regions, and land street, in flno residential sec­ AUTOMOBILES a face at Pearl’s father. The old the one which all Eskimo realtors rent. sale?” screamed Pearl. Leaping Turnpike. A day and night can’t pass with­ tion. For information call Manches­ man was trying to crawl on top of speak of constantly, is the length overboard the two women swam ter 1100 or 418. out every member of the family hav­ TO RENT—4 room tenement on Oak MARLBOROUGH the floating pole. This was making of the cays and nights. hastily in the direction in which street. All modern improvements. It roll over and over. ing a birthday. Imagine buying a Jimp had pointed. FOR SALE—West Side—Single flve Price very low. Inquire 273 Oak St. T’ncir days are six months long. birthday present for every member room strictly modern including steam FOR S.YLE—1 Jewett Special Se­ Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Thienes and "I won’t be still,” shouted the old Their nigins are of an equal length. Jimp paddled as fast as he could. heat, a bargain at $5,000. small dan, demonstrator, like new. Price of your family every day. lYhcn the canoe reached the ship, amount of cash. Wallace D. Robb, TO RENT—Pour room flat at 55 family and Miss Elizabeth Wilcox man, still riled. When i!ii Eskimo gets a day off from The Eskimos have to look at a Wells street. All modern conveniences. right it sold at once. So. Manchester have returned from Silvesj Bay, N. the women were already aboarj and 853 Main street. Inquire at 55 Wells street. Garage. “ You’ll be still or I’ll poke you in wor’.: iie has time to rest. calendar to see how long It is before Y., where they spent two weeks re­ the ej*e,” claimed Jimp. disappointed.' FOR SALE—Bissell street, '"our If the boss gives one of them a daylight. FOR RENT—In Weldon Block, 2 cently. “Pearl,” yelled the old man. “ Do couiile of weeks vacation, it means ' Day breaks along about June. “ I thought you,said ’sale’,” greeted family, strictly modern Including ges. nice front rooms, excellent for office income $1056. Price for quick sale. Misses Rebecca and Doris Buell ^ you hear how your husband talks he isn't due back to work for four “Hurry and get your chores done,’’ Pearl. “That's what I thought,” use. also some unfurnished rooms. In­ added Mrs. Gumclicc. The j:I:c was $8700. with $1,000 cash. Wallace D. quire of Dr. Weldon. FOR SALE—0-Tite piston rings. are spending a iveek’s vacation in l| to me? You run right home and teen years. says mother to William in October. Robb. 833 Main street. on them. They give your engine more power. Woodstock, N. K. bring father his pistol. Tell mother An Eskimo who has a date with a “It’s going to be night bofofe next FOR RENT—Tenement with garage. You get more milts per gallon ol gas. Misses Hattie Buell,. Cora Buell it’s under my pillow.” But it was no time for Joking. FOR S.ALE—East Center. Manches­ All Imp'ovements. Inquir-' at 118 T.iey increase vour piston lubitcatlon, girl and stays until along about mid­ month.” ter Green—Six room single strictly and Fanny Blish are attending a And along about midnight every "The captain wants to see you.” North Elm street. but prevent oil pumping. Fr4d H. "I can’t,” said Pearl, the darling. night has been with her for three grinned a sailor who had on heavy modern with 2 car garage a bargain Norton. 180 Ma'n street conference In Keswick, N. Y. “ I can’t get away right now.” months. After a few such dates, the night, it’s Christmas. Santa Claus for quick sale. Wallace D. Robb, 853 TO RENT—6 room tenement, also Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dob?rrentz Is a neighbor, so there is no excuse boots, a red sash about his middle, Main street. FOR S.ALE—One 1926 Chevrolet This Infuriated the old gent be­ two are fairly well acquainted, and a huge knife between his teeth. four room tenement. Inquire 231 Oak r-ud daughter Bertha spent Sunday for not giving presents. street. Phone 654-2. sedan cheap. Tel. 292-3. Manchester. yond measure. To him it was a clear Eskimo women never have to He They entered tha captain’s cabin. FOR SALE—Hemlock street—Two in Bridgep'irt. case of disobedience on fhe part of I Every morning, just about the family ten room strictly modern In- about their ages. Take one that’s “ What are you doing a^ard my TO RENT—Five room flat on Ridge Maro Phelps and Mr. and Mrs. his favorite daughter. about 60 years old. “How old are time a hard-working Eskimo gets rluding 2 car garage and extra butld- street, all modern Improvements. In­ down and opens up his store and ship?” cried the demon, throwing a '.ng lot. Price $7,000 for alL Wallace LOST Dv-i^ight Phelps of Efist Hampton He gritted his teeth and flung you?’’ asks a follow. She doesn't cluding gas. and steam heat Inquire called on friends here the flrst of gets it all swept out, he finds it’s the skull at Jimp. It was a pirate ship. D. Robb. 873 Main street. 110 Ridge street. David Carson. epithets across the pole at Jimp. His mind telling him. “ I’ve seen two That was easily seen. LOST—An Alrdale dog. License the week. Fourth of July. So he has to close. FOR SALE—A bargain—Two fami­ Number on tag 35382. Finder please son-in-law’s laughter only increased months,” smiles the blushing infant. “Take them out,” yelled the cap­ FOR RENT—3 room apartment In phone 14SS or 113 Russell street. Re­ Mrs. Henry Illakaslee will give a his anger. ■ He started gnawing- the Such an ideal arrangement would Life In the artlc regions has its ly ten room dn School strt-o:. strictly the Selwitz Block, 5faln and Pearl compensations, but it also has ' its tain. “Throw the women in irons. modern including furnace beat. Price streets. Inquire of L. Selwitz. ward. musical at the church this even­ north polo, biting out big chunks. bo great stuff if it ' did not work Make the mefi walk' the plank.” He for quick sale $650J with $600 wash. drawbacks. LOST—One Auto Dealer’s marker. ing. This gave Jimp a fine idea. He equally well along other lines. • « • took a drink, as the chapter ended. Wallace D. Robb, 853 Main street. FOR RENT—Six room tenement, all An Eskimo woman who hasn’t Improvements. Adults preferred. In­ No. SX1177. Finder please call 2021-2 dived um' t the pole, coming up on “■Which way shall we go?” asked (To Be Continued) FOR SALE-MDambrldge street, nice quire at 13 Wadsworth street. and be rewarded. the side with his infuriated antagon­ had a new hat in two years, says to large fl:.t, U rooms, has steam heat, TEST ANSWERS )ak floors, two car garage, and lot is TO RENT—Five room tenement, iintHiniir 200 feet deep. A real home and In­ gas and hot air furnace. Seven min­ Legal Notice vestment. Price 18 Fight. For further utes from mills. $25. 80 Essex street; These answers to the questions particulars see Arthur A. Knofls Teh TO SEND WE.ITHER M.4PS iiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimimimiiiiiimiiiiiniiiimmu Telephon.; 1287-13 or 1400. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD on the comic page will show you CL.4I.MS RECORD FOR 782-2. 875 Main street. at Manchester, within and fok the TO VESSELS VI-A RADIO. FOR RENT—Centennial apartmert, District of Manchester, on the 25th how many you were able to get cor­ WEDDED H.^l’ PIXESS FOR S.\LE—Washington street— new section of nine, two room apart­ day of August, A. D. 1926. beautiful six room home, fireplace, re­ ments to be open Sept let Steam rect: ^ Washington, Aug. 26.— An ini­ ception halh plenty of closets, wash­ heated. Janitor service, gas range, re­ Present. WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., 1. — ^vice Presiden* Chas. Dawes. Brussels, Aug. 26.— The tiny I Houses For Sale | Judge. tial demonstration of transmission town of Chapelle-les-Herlaiment room, large living room, oak floors frigerator. In-a-door bad. furnished. Etate of Samuel Gilklnson. late of 2. — No. of weather maps by radio to ships S We offer a good two-family flat on Benton street with an extra 5 and trim, 2 car garage. Small amount Make reservations now. Call &Ian- Manchester, in said District, deceased. 3. — Islands In West Indies, claims the world’s record for do­ cash. Terms. Arthur A. Knofla. Teh chester Construction Company. 2100 The Administrator having exhibited at sea at the Weather Bureau on = building lot, for $11,000. Small amuunt of cash down. S 782-2. 875 Main. or telephone 782-2. bought by United States from Den­ August 23 was declared "a won,- mestic happiness. During the his administration account with said mark in 1917. past four years 140 couples from FOR SALE—Just off Main street, FOR RENT—In Greenacres. 6 room estate to this Court for allowance, it derful success” by Charles F. Mar­ Brand new cottage of six rooms, large clothes closets, separate it 4. — In 1898. N vin, Chief of the Weather Bureau. this village have celebi’ated new six room bungalow. 2 car garage second floor flat available Aug. 16th. ORDERED, That the 4th day • Of either a silver or golden wed­ sink room and laundry, oak floors, French doors, white enamel In cellar, oak floors and trim, fire­ Telephone 820. 5’.— Appalachian. The invention used was by C. place. silver light fixtures. &Iake me September, A. D. 1926, at 9 o’clock, 6. — Eleven. ding. The town’s population is trim, steam heat, gas, etc. Price is only saeSO. an offer. Call Arthur A. Knofla. Teh forenoon, at the Probate Office, in Francis Jenkihs. of Washington. TO RENT—4 room tenement all said Manchester, be and the same is 7. — Arizona. 1, 100. 782-2, 875 Main. remodeled. Walnut street near The plan is to broadcast to marin­ Cheney mills. $20.00. Inquire 1 Wal­ assigned for a hearing on the allow­ 8.— Baltimore, Md. ers as far as the wave lengths will «> Bungalow of six rooms and sleeping poren, steam heat, gas, ance of said administration account 9.— Popular short story writer. FOR SALE—Holl street — dandy nut street TeL 576. with said estate and this Court directs carry It, a complete pen and The maps are made up at the^ Bu­ etc., one car garage. Price is only $6000. Small cash pay­ new 10 room flat. Well built and the Administrator to give public no­ It).— “ Our, sea." place you’d be proud to own. Price FOR RENT -Furnished room at 188 ink chart of the weather reports reau and broadcast from the Naval tice to all persons Interested therein received at 3 o’clock each morning. ment right, small amount down. Terms. Center street. Call after 6 o’clock. to appear and be heard thereon by Station at Arlington, Va. Arthur Al. Knofla. TeL 782-2 875 Main publishing a copy of this order in street. FOR RENT—Six room fl-1. with some newspaper having a circulation Fine building lot on corner of Pitkin and Elwood streets. It all modern Improvements. and in said District, on or before August MONEY TO LOAN ON Is a corner 91x238 ft , with walks, curbing, sewer, gas, water MORTGAGES garage, first floor. Call 106 Hamlin 26. 1926 and by posting a copy of Equip Your Home With street. this order on tpe public signpost in all in. Wa can Invest your money in flrst the Town where the deceased last EYE TESTING class mortgagea If you need a mort- TO RENT—Several flve and six dwelt, six days before said day of MORTGAGE Copper Leader and sace call us. TeL 782-8. Arthur A. room modem rents In two family hearing and return make to this t>y the latest scientific meth­ Large two-family flat on Summer street, recently built, mod­ Knofla, 875 Main. houses. Apply Edward J. HolL 865 Court. Town properties, small and large Gutter ern equipment on large deep lo t Low in price, small cash Main street. TeL 660. WILLIAM S. HTDE, ods. ' Judge. farms for sale or exchange. Will givd a lifetime of serv­ payment. MISCELLANEOUS TO RENT— 4 room tenements on 28 H-8-2G-26 . NERVE MEANS SUCCESS. GLASSES FITTED and 86 Eldridge street. Inquire at 216 Our honest advice will receive ice. We would be glad t<) esti­ I will pay the highest prices for Oak street after 6:30. Telephone 1276. rags, papers and all kinds of metals: the backing of oiir Mortgage mate your needs in this line. also buy all kinds of poultry and old FOR RENT—Three room tenement, BEGONE, WILLIAM! Money. See cars for junk. M. H. Lessner, Jr., tele­ on Brainard street, gas. lights, water Robert J. Smith 1009 Main St. phone 982-4. etc. Aaron Johnson. 62 Llndan street. Small Boy: I bet he’d kiss you Joseph C. Wilson P.D.C0M0LL0 Estate -r* Insurance Steamship Tickets WANTED—Highest prices paid for ■ FOR KENT—Three room apart- if I wasn’t here. H. L Wflson Plumbing in All its Branches. I kags. metals, paper, magasines. etc. xnent In Purnell Building, large rooms His Sister: Willie, how dare For Real Estate, In$nranre, Service of the Best Kind. Also buy and sell used furniture, all conveniences, reasonable tent. Ap- you! Leave the room at once!— Mortjgagea. Optometrist* SiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiHHuwiiiiutMiiiiHiiWMiipm ^ a g , U t m i n , 88 Oak streeti Ptao&e. ’ply to a £L Keith, la pare et Keith Phone 641 28 Spruce St. . j'umltur(| Co* Passing Show, London. ^ Oak Street. TeL 1B40. House & Hfile BuOdins A - ■ ■ 'f . . ■ . .. ■ f.,.' ■ '• ► w ■ -X- ■■■■ v;.- '■

PAGE SfiVfi \ MANCHESTER EVENING^HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1826. East and West Battle Annual Game

man who only had fifty million CHENEY GAME CHANGED dollars. Anyhow, our Mr. Rick­ FRANCO-JAP BATTLE HARTFORD BEATS ALBJ CARDS CLIMBING UP FKHTIKXETSiUI ard says he is having twenty thou­ HONORS ARE EVEN AT WEST SIDE sand additional tickets printed and TO TOMORROW EVENING doesn’t care what happens to them. ON DAVIS.CUP TODAY m a IN BIG SI BEATI^ BRAVES UREADY $800:000 His main concern 1s what happens WHEN GAMES R ESET IN DEADLOCK Locals Unable to Get -Field for to the money. Right to Challenge America for Hartford, Aug. 26.— The dope! According to his present plan, Saturday— Will Entertain Famous Tennis Trophy bucket spilled itself empty yester-f Take 11 Inning Tussle as Rickard will put on the big bout at day when Hartford’s Senators took ^ Austin Organ Team Friday. Rickard Says It Has Jumped 9:30 o’clock on the night of Sep­ Rests on Contest. two games from Albany’s Law*; East Wins Baseball Game UHLE, CLEVEUND, Reds and Pirates Lose tember 23, with a preliminary makers. Brilliant playing in all de* Because another team has the match’ to follow it in order that a New York, Aug. 26.— ^With the partments featured Hartford’s dou*' field on Saturday afternoon Man­ Beyond His Own Great large proportion ot the addicts privilege at stake of becoming tbe ble win. Tho Senators’ twirlers But West Takes Volley Their Games— Cubs Win. ager Jack Jenney of Cheney Broth­ may wander away into the night official challenger, France and were hit hard but did good work SHUTS OUT YANKS ers has changed the date of bis and take themselves off his hands Japan will meet in the opening in the pinches. ‘ game with the Austin Organ team Expectations. forever. matches of the finals ot the Davis The box score: Ball and Horseshoe Pitch­ C.^RDS 4, BRAVES 8. of Hartford to Friday evening. The Corbett, No Bother cup series this afternoon at Forest F irst Game St. Louis, Aug. 26.— The Card­ visitors are champions of the Mer­ As to possible trouble from Jim Hills. The winner will face the HARTFORD cantile league in Hartford and have Corbett, former heavyweight American holders of the cup at AB R H PO A H ing— Costume Carnival a inals see-sawed back again into By DAVIS jr. WALSH Krahe, ss ----- 4 0 1 7 5 1 Indian Ace Wins 21st Game; first-'place in the National League won 13 out of 16 games so far this champion who apparently had been the Germantown cricket club, Phil­ Morrissey, cf .. 4 1 1 5 1 0 by trimming the Braves, four to year. New York, Aug, 26.— Back on given one of those rubber promises adelphia early next month with Comlskey, Sb. 3 2 2 1 1 0 Giorgettl and Zwick will form the old home grounds today for a what is believed will be the stern­ Schlnkel. If .. 4 0 2 1 0 0 Success. Tigers on Spree Wallop three, in a thrilling eleven inning by Philadelphia officials to conduct W hite, 2b ___ 3 0 0 1 4 1 affair. The Braves came up from the battery for the locals while short series with his local prob­ a heavyweight fight there, Rickard est challenge issued hlnce the Unit­ Shirley, lb .. 3 0 1 7 0 0 behind twice to tie the score driv­ Jigger Farrell will do the honors lems, big and small, Tex Rickard Intimated that he was sleeping ed States reclaimed the famous Heltraan, rf- .. 2 0 1 4 0 0 on the mound for the Hartford made the almost Incredible state­ soundly with conscience serene. trophy six years ago. Knox, c ...... 2 1 1 1 0 0 the Red Sox Twice. ing Rhem from the box in the ninth Jamerson, p .. 2 0 0 9^ t 0 The East met the West last night team. It will be the last game of ment that advance orders for the “ Corbett, as I understand It, Franf)’ , on paper strength, ruled on the West Side plaj-groiinds and but Alexander fixed things by al­ lowing but one hit for the remain­ the season for Cheney Brothers Dempsey-Tunney match at Phila­ doesn’t want to spoil the show,” the favorite over Japan but many Totals 27 ” 4 8 27 12 t after several hours of competition and they are out to make It a win delphia had reached a total of ap­ conceded the Mongolians more ALBANY t ig e r s 11-7, RED SOX 4-6. der of the game. Rickard added. “ His heart is In It vras found that nelthet side of so that they can end up their sea­ proximately 1800,000. He made AB R H PO A B Boston, Aug. 26.— The Tigers ST. LOUIS boxing and they tell me he would than a fighting chance for several Emmerich, cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 the town had gained an advantage. AB R H PO A E son right. the announcement as box offices reasons, one of which was the fact held a tea party in Boston yester­ do nothing that would interfere Hesse, c f .... 3 0 1 2 1 0 Odds were even at the end of the Holm. If ...... 5-0 2 1 0 0 The game will be called at 6 here and in Philadelphia were be­ that Jean Borotra, French star will McCorry, If, p 5 0 2 4 0 0 day, and invited eight Hub pitch­ with its progress. I don’t know a competition for the sides were ev­ Southworth, rf 4 1 1 4 0 0 o’clock sharp. ing thrown open for a public sale not reach America until after the Butler. 2b ----- 5 1 3 1 2 1 ers to partake of their dainties. The Hornsby, 2b .. 5 0 2 2 4 0 thing about his verbal agreement Herman, 3b .. 4 0 1 0 0 0 enly matched. In spite of the inter-zone matchec. Another was Detroit wreckers hammered their Bottomiey, lb 4 0 0 16 0 0 of tickets tor the first time since with Philadelphia officials. May­ Solomon, lb .. 4 0 2 6 0 0 threatening weather a large crowd L .- Bell, 3b .. 5 0 1 1 1 0 the fight became a possibility some be he has the right of it. “But I that the French have had little Fraser, rf .... 4 0 0 2 0 0 attended the band concert and way through both games of a dou­ Douthlt. cf .. 5 0 1 2 1 0 months ago. practice on turf courts owing to Gagnon, ss .: 3 1 2 5 2 2 O’Farrell, c .. 5 1 2 4 0 0 acted in good faith when I took the Phillips, c _____1 0 0 1 0 0 viewed the children’s costume car­ ble-header, 11-4 and 7-6, using up WATCHING 80,000 from N. Y. heavy rains in the east during re­ almost the entire Red Sox pitching Thevnow, ss. 5 2 4 3 6 0 fight Ahere and feel sure that Jim Munn, c ...... 2 0 0 4 4 0 nival. » ^ V „ Rhem, p .... 3 0 0 0 5 0 A otal of 20,000 tickets, he sees my side of it. He probably cent weeks, while the Japanese Hinkle, p ___ 3 0 1 0 1 0 staff. -Alexander, p . 1 0 1 0 1 0 Fhrst of an came the baseball said, had been shipped to his head­ will straighten out the matter with .have -been working on the turf for Gallagher, x. If. 1 0 0 0 0 0 game and It was a hotly contested FIrat Game Haley, z ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 DETROIT THESCOREBOARD quarters In Philadelphia for the op­ the officials themselves. several months. Totals 37 2 11 24 10 affair but the East Side scored a AB R II PO A E Totals 43 4 15 33 18 0 ening of the sale and added that An all-night rain and heavy skies Score by Innings: run In the first inning and three Blue, lb ...... 4 1 2 12 0 0 BOSTON YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. more were to follow as the demand this morning gave a rather dubious H artford ...... 200 011 OOx—4 In the third while the Westerners Manush, cf . .. 5 1 2 2 0 0 AB R H PO A E Albany ...... 000 001 100— 2 Eothergrill. If . . 4 2 8 0 0 0 .1. Smith, cf . o 1 1 2 1 0 increased, if at all. Some 50,000 aspect to today’s matches. These Second Game could make only one run In the Heilman, rf .. 5 2 3 3 1 0 Gautreau. 2b __ 2 0 0 5 2 0 Eastern League. addicts from New York will see the LE.IDING >LAJOR LEAGUE were to feature Henri Cochet, the HARTFORD third. Holland pitched for the Gelirlnger, 2b 5 1 1 4 4 0 Welsh, rf .. . 5 0 2 1 1 0 Hartford 4, Albany 2 (1). fight, thirty thousand going by HITTERS. latest French sensation, against AB R H PO A B West Side ’ and allowed several O’RourUe. 3b .. 4 2 1 0 4 1 High. 3b . . . . 5 0 0 0 2 1 Krahe. ss ___ 5 2 3 4 4 0 Tavenor, ss .. 4 0 1 1 6 0 Brown, If .. . 5 1 1 2 0 0 Hartford 7. Albany 4 (2). train and twenty thousand by mo­ Tsumle Tawara and Rene la Coste Morrissey, cf .. 6 3 3 2 0 0 walks and several hits. Mantelli Manlon, c .... 3 2 3 3 0 1 Bancroft, ss . 3 0 1 3 8 0 New Haven 12, Pittsfield 5 (1). tor, he estimated. American League. opposed to Takeichl Harada, the Comiskey, 3b .. 5 0 1 11 0 was taken out of the mound In fav­ Gibson, p .... 4 0 1 0 0 0 Cooney, lb , . 5 0 1 14 1 0 Pittsfield 5, New Haven 4 (2). “ No two ways about it, this fight Pet. Japanese captain. The doubles Schinkel, If .. 3 1 2 3 0 0 or of Partons for the East Side In Z. Taylor, c . 4 0 4 2 3 0 White. 2b ___ 4 0 0 4 5 0 Totals , 3S II 177 27 15 2 Siemer, c .., . 1 0 0 1 0 0 Bridgeport S, Providence 2 (1). has claimed the public's interest Fothergill, Tigers . . .388 will be played tomorrow and the Shirley, lb ... 4 0 4 9 0 0 the fourth inning and the second BOSTON Hearn, p ... 2 0 0 0 3 0 Providence S, Bridgeport 0 (2), as no other has In history," he Ruth, Yankees .... , .378 last two singles on Saturday. Heitman, rf ., 3 0 0 2 0 0 man finished the game. Umpire AB R H Mogrldge, p . 1 0 1 0 1 0 (called end 6th; rain). said. "I knew It was a good at­ Burns, Indians .... , .368 Mangum, c .., 4 0 1 1 1 0 George Olds called the affair off In Tobin, rf .... 4 0 Mann.x ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 BRING ’EM ON, S.4YS JACK Lynch, p ...... 2 1 0 1 3 0 Rigney, ss .... 4 1 Moore, xx . . 1 0 0 0 0 0 Springfield 3, Waterbury 1 (!)■ traction but the demand even has Manush, Tigers . . . , .368 the fifth because of darkness. Jacobson, cf .. 5 1 W ilson, XXX . 1 0 1 0 0 0 Springfield 4, Waterbury 2 (2). been heavier than I expected. Goslin, Senators . . . .36 • Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. 26.— Totals . . . . 35 7 14 27 14 0 Some spirited competition was Rosenthal. If .. 4 0 National League. “ Special trains will be run from Leader a year ago today; Speak- New and bigger sparring partners ALBANY seen In the horseshoe pitching Regan. 2b .... 4 1 Totals 39 3 22 30 22 1 Brooklyn 2, Pittsburgh 1. er, Indians, .390. were said to be on the way to the AB R H PO A B Todt, lb ...... 4 0 nlngs Chicago, St. Louis, Washington, Emmerich, of 5 0 3 6 0 0 tournament bui Feeney and Smith, Haney. 3b .... 2 1 020 OIC 000 01-—4 New York 2, Cincinnati 1. Baltimore, Cleveland and Cincinna­ National League. champion's camp today as Jack McCorry, If ... 5 0 0 1 0 0 the pride of the West Side defe-'’ Gaston, c ...... 1 0 001 100 001 00-—3 Chicago 3, Philadelphia 2. ti When the railroads see their Pct. Dempsey prepared to engage in his Butler, 2b ___ 3 1 0 4 1 1 ed Oaks and Francis, East Side Shaner, z .... 1 0 St. Louis at Boston’bGM^’ way clear to do that the ont-of- Hargrave, Reds ...... 368 first day of serious training here. Herman, 3b .. 4 1 2 2 3 0 Bischoff. o ... 2 0 St. Louis 4, Boston 3 (11 in­ Solomon, lb .. 4 0 0 7 0 1 champions In two straight games, Wingfield, p .. 0 0 ^ ROBINS 2, PIRATES 1. town customers are coming by the Bressler, R e d s ...... 356 He hoped to work out in the open Fraser, rf ... 3 1 3 2 0 0 21 to 19 and 22 to 15. This tied Zahniser, p ... 2 0 Pittsburgh, Aug. 26.— Max Carey nings). thousands.” Stephenson, C u b s...... 355 at the dog track but threatening Gagnon, ss ... 3 1 1 1 6 0 the score so far in the\ point ac­ Lundgren, p .. 0 0 got a taste of real revenge from American League. Plenty of Tickets Traynor, Pirates ...... 345 skies made this program seem Im­ Phillips, c ___ 4 0 0 1 1 0 Bratche. zz ... 1 0 Cleveland 6, New York 0 (1). Neubauer, p .. 3 0 0 0 4 0 counting. Mac.Fayden, p 0 0 the team that deposed him yester­ The promoter, In tones heavy Grantham, Pirates_...... 343 probable. The champion’s wife, Mrs. Hesse, X ...... 0 0 0 0 0 4 The East Side came to the front Stokes, zzz .... 1 0 day. The dismissed captain of the Second game postponed; rain. with regret, next imparted the in­ Leader a year ago today: Horns­ Estelle Taylor Dempsey, was ex­ again when the girls’ volley ball Russell, p ... 0 0 Pirates raced to first against- a Detroit 11, Boston 4 (1 ). formation that he had printed on­ by, Cardinals, .383. pected to leave for the west during Totals 34 4 9 24 14 1 Detroit 7, Boston 6 (2). Score by Innings: team defeated Ihe West Side Jay- Totals .... 35 4 27 19 throw from Pie Traynor In the fifth, ly 130,000 tickets, which remind­ the next 24 hours to resume her H artford ...... 220 010 02x— 7 hawkers by the scores of 15-9, 16- Score by innings: while the run that gave Bob Mc- Other games postponed; rain. ed me of the sad story about the Kiddle Revue, Sept. 2-3-4.— Adv. work in the movies. Albany ...... 010 000 012— 1 14 and 11-15. This makes the Detroit ...... 211 041 110—11 Graw and the Robins a two-to-one Second Game STANDING. season’s games between these two DETROIT victory over the Pirates was cross­ teams even at 10 each. R H PO A ing the plate. Carey was greet­ The count was knotted again Boston ...... 000 000 130— ed "With a horseshoe— floral, from Eastern League. when the West Side volley ball Blue, lb ...... 1 4 11 0 his home town admirers. W. L. P.C. \ Manush. cf ... 1 1 0 0 Providence ...... 79 47 .627 team trampled over Luplen’s East Fothergill, If .. 1 1 3 0 BROOKLYN Bide stars in three out of four Heilmahn, rf . . 0 1 2 1 AB R H PO A E New H a ven ...... 73 52 .584 games. The scores were 15-7, Gehringer, 2b ' 0 1 5 4 Bohne, 2b ___ 3 0 1 1 7 0 Bridgeport ...... 72 54 .571 O’Rourke, 3b .. 0 1 0 4 Carey, c f .... 4 0 1 2 0 0 Springfield ...... 68 56 .549 / 8t15, 15-4, 15-4, 14-8. The lineup; Tavener, ss^ 2 3 3 5 Herman, rf .. 4 0 1 2 0 0 Vi 'N ' s ■West Side East Side Eassler, c 0 0 3 o Fournier, lb.. 4 0 1 8 1 0 Albany ...... 61 64 .488 Kerr Lupien Stoner, p , 0 0 0 2 Felix. If ___ 4 0 0 4 0 0 H a rtford ...... 60 65 .480 Russell Lang AVingo, X . 1 0 0 0 Marriott, Sb .. 4 0 0 0 0 0 Waterbury ...... 45 79 .363 Dauss, p 1 1 0 0 Butler, ss .... 2 1 0 6 2 0 P ittsfield...... Wilkinson Schieldge Deberry, c..3 0 2 0 1 0 . . 41 82 .333 Gustafson H. "Von Debk Totals 7 IS 27 18 McGraw, p ... 3 0 0 0 0 0 American League C. Gustafson E. Von Deck 5TON W. L. P.C. ; R H PO A Totals 31 6 IT 11 New Y o r k ...... 77 46 .626 H. Gustafson R. Von Deck Tobin, r f ...... 4 1 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH Waddell Rigney. ss .... 4 1 1 1 o AB R H C leveland...... 68 56 .553 The tennis match was a triple J.T.cobson. c f .. 4 0 0 2 1 W aner, rf . 4 1 0 Philadelphia ...... 67 56 .545 V Rosenthal, If 3 2 o 2 0 Rhyne, ss ... . 2 0 0 Detroit ...... 65 57 .638 tie, the East Side entry, Graf, de­ Regan, 2b .... 3 *> O 4 4 Cuvier, cf . . . . 4 ' 0 2 feating O’Leary'' of the "West Side. Todt, lb ...... 2 , 0 1 13 1 Traynor, 3b . . 4 0 0 Washington ...... 60 50 .521 \The winner was defeated by Grib- Herrera. Sb .. 4 0 2 2 2 Barnhart, If . . 3 0 1 C h icago...... 60 61 .496 Bischoff, o ... 4 0 0 0 2 Meinnis, lb . . 4 0 0 bon of the West Side in the-next o St. L o u is ...... 51 72 .418 Harriss, p .... 0 0 0 0 Raw lings, 2b .. 3 0 1 B oston ...... 42 match. Russell, p .. .. 1 0 1 0 1 Smith, c .... . 3 0 1 84 .333 In tbe costume carnival among 14haner. z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Brickell, x .. . 0 0 0 National League. W elzer, p .... 0 0 0 0 1 Gooch, c .... . 1 0 0 the entries there appeared two cow­ O St. L o u is ...... 71 61 .582 Bratche, zz .. 1 0 0 0 0 Aldridge, p . 0 1 Pittsburgh ...... 67 40 boys and a hobo. The judges de­ Murphy, xx . . 1 0 0 .578 cided to give the prize for the most Totals 31 6 9 27 16 Bush, p ...... 0 0 0 Cincinnati...... 70 52 .574 grotesque costume to the hobo and Score by Innings; Morrison, p . . 0 0 0 C h icago...... 64 57 .529 D etroit ...... 000 052 000— 7 Spencer, xxx .. 1 0 1 New Y o r k ...... 59 60 .496 when the name was announced it Boston ...... 400 001 101— 6 Grantham, xxxx 0 0 0 .472 was found that the hobo was a girl. Brooklyn ...... 59 66 Bhe was Dorothy Leonard and the INDIANS 6, YANKS 0. Totals 32 1 ' 7 27 11 B oston ...... 48 72 .398 Score by innings: Philadelphia ...... 43 74 .368 decision to give the prize to her New York, Aug. 26.— George Brooklyn ...... 100 010 000— 2 was unanimous. The next con­ Uhle, ordinarily known as a Cleve Pittsburgh ...... 100 000 000— 1 GAMES T DAY. test was for the prettiest costume land pitcher, but in reality some 9 and a little girl Pearl Prentice by CUBS 8, PHILLIES 2. swell gent, scored his fifth victory Eastern League. name, was awarded the honor. over the New York Yankees by Chicago, Aug. 26.— The Chicago The next prize went to a girl, Cubs capped their series with the Providence at Hartford. shutting out the Hugmen, 6 to 0 Bridgeport at Pittsfield. Jessie Hutchinson, who had the in the first game of a scheduled Phillies in fitting style by emerging THEY most original costume in the opin­ victorious in the third meeting to New Haven at Springfield. double-header. Rain, coupled Waterbury at Albany. ion of the judges. It was a fetch­ with bitter Yankee tears of defeat, make a clean-up of the affair. The score was three to two. National League. ing dress, that of a gypsy and Miss then turned the field into a sponge, Philadelphia at St. Louis. Hutchinson made a striking ap­ CHICAGO and the customers went home with­ AB R H PO A E Boston at Chicago. pearance on the platform. Inci­ out seeing the local lads attempt a Adam, 3b ----- . 3 1 1 0 2 1 New York at Pittsburgh. dentally, the Bristol New Departure comeback. ■ Heathcote, rf .. 4 0 2 3 0 0 Stephenson, If 3 0 0 1 0 0 Brooklyn at Cincinnati. band, which played at the concert, CLEVELAND American League. was about the best that has been AB R H PO A E L. IVilson, c f 4 0 1 0 0 0 Jamieson, If .. 4 1 3 2 0 0 Grimm, lb .... 4 * 0 1 11 0 0 St. Louis at Philadelphia (2). heard here this season. . . Spurgeon, 2b . 5 1 0 3 2 0 Beck. 2b ...... 3.0 1 4 4 0 Chicago at Washington (2). Cooney, ss .... 3 1 1 2 7 0 Wash Tubbs, dressed as Two-Gun Speaker, cf ... 3 0 2 2 0 0 Cleveland at Boston. Billy appeared in the person of Burns, lb ----- 5 1 1 6 0 0 Gonzales, c ... 3 1 2 6 1 0 .1. Sewell, ss .. 4 1 1 0 3 0 Jones, p ...... i l 0 0 0 1 0 Others not scheduled. Alfred Doyle and was given the Summa. r f ___ .5 i 3 2 1 0 prize for the best boys’ costume. L. Sewell, c .. 5 1 2 9 1 0 Totals 28 3 9 27 15 1 Kiddie Revue, Sept. 2-3-4.— Adv Following Is the baseball score: Lutzke. 3b ... 4 0 1 2 1 0 PHILADELPHIA Uhle, p ...... 4 0 0 0 2 0 AB R H PO A E East Side Sand, ss ...... 3 1 1 2 4 1 AB R H PO A E Totals 39 1 13 26 10 0 Nixon, c f .... 3 0 1 2 0 0 mooth est Partons. 3b, p 0 2 0 1 0 0 N EW YO RK Mokan, rf .... 3 0 1 1 1 0 Saved 1000 Lives Mantelli, p. 3b 3 1 1 0 1 0 AB R H PO A E Leach, If ...... 4 0.1 2 0 0 Gazella, ss,.... 4 0 1 4 0 1 Henline, lb -.., 4 0 0 4 1 0 Cervinl, cf ....1 0 0 0 0 0 Combs, c f .... 4 0 2 3 0 1 J. W ilson, c .. 4 0 1 5 3 1 Cole, ss ...... 2 0 0 0 1 1 Gehrig, lb .. .; 3 0 0 7 0 0 Huber, 3b....4 0 0 1 1 0 Carlson, c ...2 0 0 2 1 0 Ruth, r f ...... 4 0 2 3 0 0 Friherg, 2b ... 3 0 1 6 2 0 <^at’s%vly I CAN SMOKE THEM Meusel, If .... 3 0 0 1 0 0 Carlson, p ... 3 1 1 1 1 0 Wiley, rf ...... 1 0 0 2 0 0 Lazzeri, 2b ... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Farr, 2 b ...... 2 1 1 2 2 0 Dugan. 3 b ___ 3 0 1 1 5 1 Totals 31 2 7 24 13 2 LaCoss, lb ....1 0 0 4 0 0 Severeid, c*... 3 0 2 7 2 0 Score by Innings: Jones, p ...... 2 0 0 0 3 0 Chicago ...... 100 010 lOx— 3 MORNING, NOON and NIGHT* Dowd, lf.....l 0 0 0 0 0 Thomas, p ___ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia ___ 001 010 000— 2 Carlyle, x x ___ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals ...... 13 4 2 12 5 1 Braxton, p ... O 0 0 0 0 0 GIANTS 2, REDS 1. West Side Totals 31 0 8 27 10 Cincinnati, Aug. 26.— To the ac­ AB R H PO A E Score by Innings: companiment of Cincinnati groans used to think that a half-dozen cigarettes a Zwick, c ...... 2 0 1 7 0 0 Cleveland ...... 001 000 050— 6 and Giant sighs of relief, several New York ...... 000 000 Wright, SS....1 0 0 0 0 0 000— 0 records, runs, streaks et all. went \ day was my limit. And it was! .. with the old-style Stratton, 2b ..2 0 0 0 2 0 to pot yesterday. The Giants heat Hanna, 3 b ..,.2 1 0 0 0 1 SWEDISH HEAVY IN the Reds 2 to 1, winning their first blends. But * stage - coach ’ cigarettes, jarring to Seelert, cf .. .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 game in seven starts, putting an Macdonald, lb 2 0 1 4 0 0 end to the victorious streak of ten nerves and taste, are a thing of the past with me. I White, rf ____ 0 0 0 0 0 0 U. S. DEBUT TONIGHT in a row piled up by the Reds, and Dalquist, If ..1 0 0 1 0 0 sending Carl Mays home with a Holland, p ...1 0 1 0 0 0 sharp pain in his pitching record. ride the 20th Century route to cigarette satisfaction New York, Aug. 26.— Harry Per- Previous to this day of upsets, Carl Totals .11 1 2 12 2 1 sson of Sweden, the heavyweight had won five in a row, to say noth­ — the O l d G o l d line . . . Get aboard, man,... if champion of Europe, will make ing of pitching a 2-2 tie in a thir­ TTNNEY TO REST his American debut at Madison teen-inning game against Boston you want a cigarette you can smoke morning, noon Speculator, N. Y., Aug. 26.— Square Garden tonight In a ten- last Saturday. Having reached his desired weight round feature with Johnny Risko, NEW Yo r k of 186 pounds at the end of yes­ known as the Cleveland “ rubber AB R H PO A E and night without taxing your tongue or taste."^ terday’s workout. Gene Tunney man” and every fJromoter and man­ Ott. If ...... 4 0 2 3 1 0 Lindstrom, 3b 4 0 1 1 1 0 heavyweight challenger, declared ager of prominence will be there Jackson, ss .. 4 0 0 1 3 1 ' r*s Prodoot of P. LORILLARD CO., 1760 this morning that he would ease up to see what the touted Invader has. K elly, lb ___ 4 0 2 4 4 0 fl In his training between now and He has been ballyheoed as the Terry, lb ___ 3 1 0 10 1 0 Tyson, c f .... 4 0 1 3 0 0 his departure on Monday for greatest heavyweight sent out of Mueller, rf ... 3 0 0 2 0 0 Stroudsburg, Pa., his new camp. Europe since Charlie Mitchell and Florence, c>., 3 1 1-2 0 0 A1 Rese, life saver extraordinary Tunney expected to do some light no less an auD orlty than Jimmy McQuillan,, p 2 0 0 1 3 0 of Long Beach, L. I., recently saved boxing today but added that he De Forest has gone on record to Totals 3L 2 7 27 12 hl^ lOOOth life. A1 usually takes the effect that if Perssons connects Intended to keep out of the ring al­ CINCINNATI one at a time, but during a sudden together tomorrow, confining his tonight, Risko “ will go down and AB R H PO A E Critz. 2 b .... 4 0 0 4 5 0. squall once rescued 87 swimmers ^ercise to road work in the morn­ stay down.” Roush, cf...4 0 2 1 0 0 ing and a hike into the mountains If De Forest’s assertions are ■Walker, rf. ss 4 0 0 0 0 0 caught beyond thblr depth. In the afternoon. borne out in full, Perssons will be Christensen, If 3 1 2 I 0 0 a made man, for Risko is recog­ Pipp, lb ..... 4 0 1 16 0 0 H argrave, c..3 0 2 1 0 0 old nized as one of the toughest en­ Zitzmann, z.O 0 0 0 0 0 G Dr. Fred F. Bushnell tries in the heavyweight stakes. Picinlch, C...1 0 0 1 0 0 Dressen, 3b..3 0 0 0 6 0 VETERINARJAN Ford, BS 1..... 3 0 1 8 8 0 AUTO WASHING IT’S SMOOTH When the plague attacked Lon­ CIGARETTE . 494 East Center Street, Mays, p ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 Spring Labxicntingi don in 1665 there were only four Manchester Green. hospitals in the city. Now 10,000 Totals 32 1 ' 8 27 20 0 Greasing* Polishing. centx Office Hoors:i 7 to 8 P. M. Score by Innings: natients daily occupy beds In Lon­ New Y ork ...... 001 100 000—4 < TBLEPHONB 1847. . don’s 250 hospitalg. Cincinnati 000 000 . W.E.LOEITGENS PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 192«.

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Noel Boyd. Not that 1 enjoyed bear­ ing that be bad given Vera a licffdng, but to know that he squealed—after THE BEAUTY DOCTOR ^EIGHBC«S ’ WIVES all bis fine theories. And so Vera ^ ERNEST.LYNN« author.of THE YELLOW STUB left him?” “ Lett him flat. She’s through." BY NINON. This And That In BEGIN HEKE TUDAX -tv—ww-r-e ir-w r Forbes shot John a qulxsleal look. "You’re not looking right. Did they JOHN and FAX mLBURN make It unpleasant for you about buy a home nrhen their baby Feminine Lore girl is bom and the advertising this Orme affair?" agency in nrliich John is partner “ Oh, that,” John said wearily, and and copy writer lands a new • M y - - ->:• was silent. contract. Among their acquaint­ Forbes touched his arm. ”l‘m sor­ ances are: ry as the devil. If there’s anything NOEL and VERA BOYD, more malicious or evil than grossi]^” Ruth Elizabeth Tea Room, 79^ ty hop to the barber shop” bids whose marriage is strictly "But Pat” —and John smiled as he North Main street. Noon luncheon fair to become the popular song. •‘modem." interrupted—"what have we been do­ 12-2. Afternoon tea. Demi-supper. Bobbed hair will never go declare NEI.L and HOWARD OK.ME. ing ourselves this very minute?” Delicious cakes made to order. who seem to be unhappy to­ some of the beauty authorities, but Forbes colored. "But you don’t Open every day but Sunday. it will be camouflaged on occasions gether. DR. DICK .MENEFEE, John’s understand. I’m not spreading this. to look long. best iriend, and his wife, RL\R- Vera came to Marian with it, and 1 thought I’d tell you and you could Possibly those of you who have G.i*. ■ already visited the Sesquicenten- Do you look yoiir age, or do you I’reviciis chapters told how: tel! Menefee. But no farther. John cut years from it by facials and —just the bunch that were at that nial have seen the colonial home Fay took J l’ DITH, the baby, furnished by Good Housekeeping hair dressing at the Lily Beauty to Washington to visit her par­ poker game. I’d tell Paul Davidson Shop, upstairs in the House and if 1 knew where he was.” studio on Invitation of the women’s Hale building? , ^ ents, and during her absence committee of the exposition. The Joiin “ ran around” a good de^I- John laughed again. “ I’m sorry. Pat, for kidding you. I didn’t mean September number of Good House­ When Fay returned, gossip had keeping Illustrates what it has Boiled halibut ma^es a delicious retailed and inagnifled some of it. Truth Is, I haven't had a chance salad alone, or If lobster is liked his actions and sharp quarrels to laugh In a long time." done with Dr. Shippen’s charming and half of each is used and well old-time house or rather the repro­ followed, one of which drove him "All right,” and Pat waved his covered with mayonnaise one can duction of it. Lovely scenic paper out “ on a tear,” and caused Fay hand, dismissing it. "And now I’m scarcely detect it from all-lobster is hung on the ■walls, such as grac­ to threaten to leave him. going to ask you a blunt question. salad. When the halibut is cooked, ed the mansions of colonial days. * A growing, but timid, interest How about you and Fay? Aren’t flake it and lay out on a large in Nell Orine is brought to a you two going to patch It up?” Quaint lowboys, tall secretaries, platter. Cut up one or two canned head by Vera Boyd, who takes And John, staring vacantly down comb-back chairs and four-poster pimentoes Into inch-wide strips delight in promoting “ affairs.” the street, told him that he was beds, hooked rugs, ball-fringed cur­ and lay over the flsh flakes. Let She has Nell out to tea and in­ afraid Fay had decided he was a bad tains and all the quaint, charming stand for several hours until the vites John. He goes again and bargain. early American furnishings are In flsh takes on a pinkish or lobster again, and the day comes when "Oh,

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I want only gas, do you un­ derstand?” V "Your magneto needs adiustlng —didja hear that funny noise in the motor when you stopped; it needs adjusting. I’ll fix it,-w h at?” r 1* Cretin, lose. ;nin:on FMlum. “NO! I want only gas, gas! Do you hear!” $a l ; :SMAN $AM Sweet What? B y Swan “Yes, sir!” And with the gas ob­ ------\ tained, the exasperated motorist c o n e s ^H tao THEflE- rUE- HON a60oTt« sing' drove angrily away. But for once •ififtT ftewN-1 SEEtV LOOKIHG For. IT the garage man had got even with BE\L VOftKT n t . TO SHOW Hir> Sbu- Hokj about T2>PPM?-iF VOd CbO 5 M E I L ! ! his barber. another riAHE ft P<70R HON TO DO ftHOrne-R SWELL. LB.S50H 1 Dive. vu. 6 IVJE. VOU Dioe — \ mTo The difference between a traffic AHOTHEA LE>50M , officer and a woman is that when HESTfeROlW ( ' * WP VE HOU nAKE.. A 6 .000 o n e you wohT a traffic officer says “stop” he h e l d PmnOTTE- means it. 1. —^Whose picture Is shown If something must be hugged, above? let it be the curve, not the driver. X 2. —Does the Constitution of the r 1 United States prohibit one man The smaller the town, the more I from serving three terms as presi­ girls can crowd into a jitney. dent? Jl 3. —What are the Virgin Islands? Any fool can be careless. 4. —When was Porto Rico ac­ quired by the United States? “Hallo! Where are you walking 5. —What range of mountainsin such a hurry?” extends nearly parallel with the At­ “Fellow just stole my car, and lantic coast from the Gulf of St. went down this way.” m Lawrence to the state of Alabama? “But surely you don’t expect to 6. —How many players are thereovertake him on foot?” on a football team? “Rather! He forgot to take the V. 7. —In what state Is the Grandrepair kit with him. I know that Canyon of the Colorado River? car.” 8. —In what city is radio station FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Worth Seeing: B y B losser WEAL? A first thing the new school for 9. —Who is Octavus Roy Cohen?drivers should undertake is to TA&P&’S- AR, BOOMERSAIA4E VMSLL^VWWATS’ 10. —Who does “Mare Nostrum” AUECy UP teach the motorists how to read the /O O W -IIL LET AIM IM.AMO AM VOOG MIAID, h a t v o u r mean? you -TALk. TO AIM VWWLE I AWD DO speedometer. LITTLS FELLOW 6 0 AMD SET CLEANED iT f LITTLE Autos and men are alike In that OP FOR DIAlAiER SAID VOO both go faster down hill. TA6 .' W OULDi' T*S ALL RKxHT To Automobiles wouldn’t be danger­ W .If). JOCKSV AROUND— ous if the horsepower of the engine was proportioned to the horse ON A 4+ORSe sense of the driver. Most fellows never come to life until their engines go dead. “He’s quite an auto fiend, isn’t he? Never seen without his car.” “But I saw him yesterday with­ out it.” ' “That so? Where was he?” “He was sitting on the cow­ catcher of a locomotive with a steering wheel around his neck.” Married men are like Ford cars. I V- You can tell them by their clutch. WASHINGTON TUBBS II The Terrible Tempered Mr. Bang by Fontaine Fox The alphabet of the Tartars contains 202 letters% B y Crane M r . B a n g o n n i .s w a y T o t h e . t - e c A i . k e w G d e a l e i r ’g RETURN THE SuNOAY PAPER WHICH H A S S E E M OM. NUSET2ABLt das' whOO have r TUCoOrtf <\ajo-

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A telegram was received yester­ ‘ Robert Cordan, of 109 Hamlin Leslie Rose of Montclair, N. J.t Modern and 01d*Fashion day morning from Baltimore, Md., street, underwent an operation at formerly of Manchester, came to DANCING TONIGHT announcing the birth of a son to the Memorial hospital yesterday town yesterday, and In company at the Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dunn, for­ morning. with his mother,' Mrs. Jessie Rose, merly of Manchester. Mr. Dunn who has been visiting Miss Helen RAINBOW was formerly a captain in the Unit­ There will be a setback party at Comstock, left today for Franklin, Friday and Saturday On Bolton Hill. ed States Merchant Marine service the West Side Rec tomorrow after­ Mass., for a visit with Mrs. Arllne but is now a superintendent of a noon at 2:15. Rose Stewart, Admission . . 50 cts. port in Baltimore. Mrs. Dunn, be­ The athletic team of,^the Swedish fore her marralge, was Ann Marie Luther League will hold a meeting CARD OP THANKS. A1 Behrend’s Orchestra. Scelller, of Brest, France. this evening at 7 p. m. All mem­ bers of the league who are Inter­ We wish to extend our heartfelt Walter Dunn of Springfield and ested in sports and who wish to thanks and appreciation to our BIG DANCE Harry Lindberg, both formerly take part in the convention meet at friends and relatives for the kind­ RAYON FROCKS of Manchester, are- spending a va­ Hartford, Labor Day, are urgently ness shown us during our bereave­ Saturday Night cation at Niagara Falls. requested to attend and to register ment In the recent death of our be­ with Ernest Benson, athletic chair-, loved mother. We wish also to , Charming Styles in Plain Colors, Stripes and Checku at Turn Hall Miss Martha Stoughton, clerk, man. thank those who contributed fiow- North Street Louis H. Marte, discount clerk, and ers. Walter J. Buckley, teller, all em­ The Orford Soap company will Paul Shea and Family. ployees of the Manchester Trust close tomorrow for Its annual vaca­ Regular Company are having their vaca­ tion and reopen September 7, the MOVE TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Sizes tions now. day after Labor day. The oflice ABOUT TOWN force will attend to their duties as It was announced today that the Price The annual nomination and usual. The shu,tdown will affect Western Union Telegraph office is 36 to 54 Marriage licenses were issued election of officers of Campbell most of the departments In the fac­ to be moved from the Orford block $2.98 $1.98 yesterday to William John Ritchie Council, Knights of Columbus, will tory. to the State Theatre building. Miss and Cora Jackson, both of this be held September 13 In the K. of Pauline Novell!, manager of the South End office, said the new of­ town, and Ashley R. Cooley of Aga­ C. hall on Blssell street. A nomi­ Miss Bernice Smith of Main nating committee composed of P. street has resumed her duties at fice would be occupied by the ifirst wam, Mass., and Edna M. Stacy of of next week at the latest. It will These dresses are values, both in the styles and construction and in West Springfield. J. Hutchinson, John Tynan, P. J. the Hillside Inn after a week’s va­ O’Leary and John Shea, Is at work cation. be located at 8 Blssell street, the material employed. Rayon launders well and retains its luster and on the problem of arranging a list which is ne.xt to Barstow’s Radio The Connecticut company have Shop. color after repeated washing. A variety of styles and designs. started to fill in the holes in the of officers. Miss Christine McMenemy and concrete on Main street from Depot Miss Gertrude Rockwell of Marble Mrs. Burke, of 3 Kerry street. Is street left today for a visit with Square to the Center. This is a in the Memorial hospital for treat­ much needed Improvement and will relatives In Merchantsvllle, N. J., AUTO TOPS —a sensation —extra special be appreciated by all automobile ment. and Philadelphia. They will take In the Sesqul-centennlal exposition drivers. The tracks in some places Paul Carlson, 17, of 277 Mid­ Made and Repaired. had become very dangerous because and remain until September 5 when dle Turnpike East, was treated at Miss Rockwell will return here and Side Curtains — Silk Curtains of the holes worn alongside the the Memorial hospital last night ^'Charleston Broadcloth rails. Miss McMenemy will proceed to Floor Carpets, Etc. for an Injured foot sustained In an Coatesvllle, Pa. She will be teach­ automobile accident. He was dis­ er of home economics In the voca­ The Democratic caucus for the charged following the treatment. Harness Repairing nomination of delegates to the sev­ tional high school there. Miss Mc- Flsure” Dress Dresses Meacmy was graduated from Con­ Leather Trunks and Bags eral conventions will be held at the Commander M. H. Keeney, of Repaired. hall of the Manchester Fire depart­ necticut Agricultural College in Drake Post, No. 4, G. A. R., June, 1925, and has been teaching ment, corner Main and Hilliard to show much Improvement at the streets, Monday evening, August 30. dpmestlc science subjects at Bacon Memorial hospital where he has Academy, Colchester, the past year. $ 1.69 $1.00 been confined since his recent In­ Charles Laking George A. and Mary E. Brown of jury. ____ 314 Main Street. The style sensation of the sea­ In the lot you will find striped, Spruce street have sold to William Kiddie Revue, Sept. 2-3-4.— Adv. Phone 128-4. G. Crawford of Chestnut street, two Mrs. Peter McVeigh, of ^ Union son! We have just received an­ dotted, figured and bordered frocks building lots on Academy street. street was removed to the St. other shipment of these frocks in in an assortment of designs and These lots are west of Paul Carter’s Francis hospital In Hartford yes­ small sizes— 16— in new, light col­ colors. Values in the lot up to house. The transfer was made terday for treatment. $1.98. Sizes 36 to 46. For best through the Stuart J. Wasley agen­ ors. These frocks are becoming cy. Mr. Crawford Intends to start James Hewitt, of Middle Turn­ to both old and young. selections come early. building Immediately. pike, Is making good progress at the‘Memorial hospital where he Is House Dresses— ^Main Floor, Republicans are reminded of the recovering from a fractured shoul­ caucus to be held at the Recreation der as the result of an auto acci­ Center tomorrow evening at eight dent at Highland Park Monday. o’clock, daylight saving time. The _ , caucus will be called upon to elect Presenting. New Models and Uses for delegates to the Republican state convention jn Hartford, September GLADIOLUS 13 and 14, also for the election of delegates to the congressional, sen­ Visitors are cordially invited atorial and county conventions. A to inspect our gardens, now fill­ RED SEAL ZEPHYRS town committee will be appointed ed with blooms of many varie- for the next two years. tiesr Mrs. Christopher Peterson of Orders for bulbs now being Doming street was removed to the taken. Guaranteed A 32 Inches Memorial hospital yesterday after­ Cut Flowers, 50c per dozen. noon and operated on last night.' Fast Color Wide Woodland Gardens YARD The condition of Charles Ward- Pictorial. Review" well who was injured at Union 236 Woodland Street i% S e r n Pond, is much Improved today a Over 4,000 yards to sell! Over 85 patterns to select from! This ging­ Dress at left in size 3$. hospital bulletin states. Manchester, Ct. Hear This New Orthophonic ham can be used for draperies, couch covers, laundry bags, screens, children’s made from Red Seal Gingham by Pictorial Re­ and women’s frocks, boys’ suits, bed spreads, etc,— truly “ The gingham of view Pattern 2843, cost In Your Own Home many uses.” to make approximately I Wash Goods— Main Floor. $2.50. i P U O N g Free! A Close-Out -another wonderful buy through our New York buying h e r e is no better place than your own home GOOD THINGS TO CAT T to test the wonderful new Orthophonic Vic- O f Summer ^ syndicate trola. There you can listen to it at your leisure— For a limited time we will offer any Orthophonic Items Seventy oitly model on a free trial. Hear it in your own home ! Forty Fathom without obligation! Phone, write or call at our 9 only $1.98 Awnings . .$1,49 store and arrange for your trial. 30 inch. WILTON VELVET AND FILET OF SOLE 1 only $3.49 Fancy Striped Awning ...... $2.40 FILET OF HADDOCK The Consolette model sketched, with 30 inch. FILET OF COD grille front, 12-inch turn table, 5-minute 1 only $5.25 Fancy Striped DRESSED MACKEREL Awning ...... $3.98 AXMINSTER RUGS V motor and automatic We have Increased our fish order about 25 per cent, this stop ...... I 36 inch. week, but please 'phone your order early for we always sell out 1 only $5.75 Fancy Striped Awning ...... $4.50 on fish around 10:30. This assures you of absolutely fresh fish 42 inch. -while at Plnehurst every Friday. 2 only $8.50 Hose Pipes, $5.08 Size Early delivery leaves the store at 8 o’clock. 2 only $5.98 Croquet Sets, they WATKINS BROTHERS $4.93 $ 3 only $4.25 Croquet Sets, last 2.98 27x54 PIANOS — PHONOGRAPHS. $3.08 Good Cooking Apples, 8 quarts for 25c. 3 only $3.25 Croquet Sets, Pears and Peaches, Lima Beans, Yellow Com, Evergreen $2.98 Com; Potatoes, SOc peck. 3 only $10.50 Croquet Sets, These rugs are an exceptional buy at this price and are well worth Plnehurst Creamery Tub Butter, 45c imund. $7.08 3 only $3.75 Croquet Sets, $4.98. In the assortment you will find the famous Wilton velvet rugs in $8.25 assorted colors and patterns, size 27x54 inches; also the seamless Axmin- 3 only Lawn Mowers .. .$7.03 4 only $1.25 Grass Catchers, ster rug in all over moulted designs, size 27x54 inches, in assorted colors 80o with bordered ends. Only 70 to se'l at this low price. Come early for KXXXXX3(36XXXXXXXX3SXXX?CX30CXX3«6X3SS(XXXXX3CXXXX3CXXX3CXX^^ 4 only 75c Steel Rakes .. .59c 14 inch. best selection! Special Friday whib they last—$2.98! 4 only $10.00 Electric Fans, $7.00 Rugs— Basement. Manchester’s Largest Basement.

% Pictorial Free and Newest Men’s Review Parking Patterns— Space in i Main Floor., Rear of Store. Hat Shop . SOUTH ’MHHCHCSTER • CONN ■ Nothing has been left undone to make this department measure up to the stand­ ard of the best shops in the State. Our hats have been carefully selected, embracing the newest shades and the most becoming models. to appear and then Sergeant Bar­ LOCAL HOLDUP PROBE ron telephoned to Cyr’s nome at WISCONSIN PROFESSOR NEARING \ \ .680 Fern street hut received the In­ SCHOOL TIME formation Cyr was not home. IS A VISITOR HERE CONCLUDED BY POUCE After waiting about the station Time now to look after the for considerable time. Sergeant MALLORY HATS \ children’s shoes and have them —are known for their beauty and long wearing qualities. Barron returned to Manchester West Hartford Victim Fails to fully convinced that Cyr knew Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Purlnton of put in good order. We are featuring their light weight felt for wear. now. more about his assailants’ Identity Highland Park have as their guests Bring them to Appear for Investigation; than he had revealed here. Mr. and Mrs. G. 6. Dittmer of Ma­ MALLORY’S CLASSIC—^The Feature Hat of the season; also MALLORY ARISTOCRAT—two of the season’ Police Believe He Did- Not dison, Wls. Mr. Dittmer was one of best numbers, amohg the many other Mallory models in our stwk. a number of teachers bound for Tell All He Knew. USE SILVEB LANE BOUTE SELWITZ Other well known Hats made specially for us by the best makers, retailing from $4. to $8, Japan and China In 1910 on the Sergeant Barron, of the Man­ same steamer with the Purlnton The Shoe Repair Man. In speaking about the construc­ family, when Mr. Purlnton went to chester police headquarters, today tion work being made on Center 6 Pearl St. Selwitz Block discounted the theory that Paul fill a position as Instructor of ma­ street, a member of the Manches­ Cyr, of West Hartford was held up chine shop practice at the Osaka MEN! and viciously assaulted Monday ter Police Depa:i|(ment said today Technical school. afternoon by persons unknown to that n^torlsts would find it much Mr. Dittmer was a teacher In affairs. He Is now on his way to If you are particular about the appearance of your Fall Hat, we should have the pleasure of serving you. quicker and far more beneficial If Japan for a number of years and take a position In New York Uni­ him. The officer Is Inclined to be­ versity,. MALLORY HATS npw on display in our window for your early selection. , lieve that the guilty persons were they used the Hartford Bead— Sil­ later was connected with the Gov­ “ friends” of Cyr and that they ver Lane route In going to Hart­ ernment Indemnity College In Pe­ knew he had $50 ^Ith him when ford Instead of Center street. Ho king. Since his return from China The Murphys will display theli they asked him to go for a ride. said the wear and tear on the cars he has been professor In the eco­ Oladlolas for exhibition only at the Sergeant Barron went to Hart­ would be a great deal less, espec­ nomics department at the Univer­ Flower Show Friday afternoon and ford Tuesday mcrnlng. He had told ially on the tires. At present sity of Wisconsin. During the.sum­ evening. Cyr to meet him at the Hartford many of the motorists attempjt to mer Mr. and Mrs. Dittmer have, police station. They were to go to use Center street despite the con­ been attending the Institute ' of Only 2 days mors of Kuhr's No. GLENNE Y’S Next Door to Woolworth's the. place on Front street where struction work. The highway on Politics at Willlamstown, Mass., End Departifient Store Removal Cyr had claimed to have been In- the other route la in good condi­ where he has been secretary of the sale. Greater price redactions on »QOogogpg!jjopt888t8^^ vtiad to taka the ride. C n tailed tion. round table dealing with Chinese the remaining atock.-—Adv.