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(UUMOlfled Advortlitng on Pago 8) MANCHESTER; CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 16,1933. TEN PAGES PRICE THREE CUNTS VOL. LIIm n o . 244 FOUR POWER PACT Post Starts World Girdling He#' WAtERPUNT POST TAKES OFF IS SIGNED IN ROME PARLEY SHRS 4>- S B A R r a A T E TRIP' \ Ita^, France, Geranny and RELIEF MEASURES Price Asked by Cheney Seeks to Break Record Great Britain Agree on Brothers Basis of Objec­ FOR CONNECTICUT Italian Fliers Ready Alone Which He Made in Peace for a Period of Ten tions — Meeting for Vote For Last Leg Of Trip 1931 W '^ .H ^ b ld (hdt; Federal Machinery Moving on Friday, July 21. BULLETIN! ^arrangements to set the course -:C arrio s Rohot WRh Slowly in Applying Aid — Montreal, Jtdy 15,— (AP)— Edcmg the northern shores of Lake Romo, July 16.— (A P)—Tbe four- W ith less than 100 voters attend­ General Italo Balbo bopped off Ontario and Lake Erie to Detroit, Him and U «n g latest U. powor European peace pact waa Lonergan Mahes Requests ing, tha Board of Selectmen and from here today leading hie and thence by a compass route to ligned here today by Premier Mue-1 traas-Atlantio Italiu fdr ar­ Chicago. representatives of the firm at Bollni, and representatives of mada on tee last stage of its Previously it was sEdd definitely S. Army Fljinf Epupm it Cheney Brothers lEut night present­ there would ’se no stops on tbe way. / h > i France, Germany and Great Brit­ flight to Chicago. Washington. July 15.— (AP)— ed for discussion the propositloh The flagship, leader of tbe One plan w u that tbe squadron ain. would be met by a group of Ameri­ Tbe huge governmental* machinery that the town purchEwe for $1,150,- squadron of 24 seaplanes, raised — Other Flying Adren- Tbe accord which is designed to laboring to place in effect the its nose from the water at 10 can planes at 'Detroit and escorted 000 the frEmchlses, rights and prop­ from there to tbe destination. guarantee tranquility among Euro­ emergency legislative program is a. m., eastern standard lime, and pean countries for a period of ten erties of the South Manchester Auguato Rosso, Italian ambEmsa- tnres Today. m ovi^ slowly in appljing tbe re­ followed by two others to form years, facilitate reduction of arma­ W ater CompEmy Emd the Soutk Mim- the first triad of the flight, soar­ dor to the United States, arrived in lief measures to Connecticut. Montreal lEUst night from Washing- ment and lead to Improvement in Tbe agricultural adjustment ad­ chester Sanitary Emd Sewer District. ed aloft. economic conditions, was given of­ t<~i He was to confer with Genera] ministration is ready to proceed The town meeting, called for discus­ By Associated Press. ficial approval in the Duce's huge Montreal, July 16,— (A P ) —HEmy Balbo before the depemture. with enrolling New England tobac­ sion omy, developed some o f the Two Edrplanes roared out over office in tbe Palazzo Venezia. skiei neeted members of General Tbe youthful leader said the co raisers in its program of acre­ spiciest debate that baa been hemd the AtlEintic from New York today, No change was made in the text Italo Balbo’s seaplane crulie this Jaunt waa expected to take between age reduction. But tbe public in High school hall in many years. .18 Initialed in the same office June morning as they prepared their 24 five and six hours. Tbe airline dls- one of them attempting a record works program, tbe machinery for Words were not minced Emd some re­ ships for tbe last leg of their tEmce is abou't 760 miles. flight. 7. administering applications to the marks bordered closely on pefsonEdi- Besides tbe head of tbe Italirn Journey from Italy to CblcEigo. Later this morning airport offi­ home loan banks, tbe approval of tiee. Since no vote could fije tEdcen One, the Winnie Mae, weu piloted government, Ambassador Henry de The commander Emd tbe hundred cials said that because of the time codes of fair competition for Con­ tbe battle ended in a draWi* by Wiley Post, who seeks to break Jouvenel of France, Ambassador aviators Eurose at 7:00 o’clock, Emd required for supplying the seaplanes necticut industries, and solution of To Vote Friday tbe 8' days, 16 hours ’roimd-tbe- von Hassel of Germany, and Sir it wim assumed the final stage of witb gasoline it did not appear pos­ the state’s patronage problems are Previous to the meeting the Board world record be made in 1931 witb Ronald Graham, the British am­ their 6,100-mlle cruise would begin sible for tbe armada to get away still awaiting future action. of Selectmen met and set Friday, before 9:30 r„ m., cemtem stEmdard Harold Gstty. The other was the bassador, all of whom attached Wiley Post is shown here with the “Winnie M ew’’, monoplane in which about 9:00 ■%. m., eastern standard LithuEmica, Jointly piloted by C apt Tbe public works hoard, beaded July 21,'EM the date for the vote on time. their initials to the document early he started on a ’round-the-world fiight of 18,950 miles today in six time. Stephen Darius and StEuiley Thomas by Secretary of tbe Interior Ickes, tbe question. The polls will be at the General BEdbo carefully studied Signor Rosso, who came to Mon- last month, signed it today. has been considering applications days. The plane will be guided automaticEdly by a robot. GlrenEis, was headed for Lithuania, Simple Ceremonies Municipal building Emd voting will w ith er reports of the Great Lakes treEd by trEdn to gree* his fellow for government aid in various pub­ countrymen, wqs to fly to Chicago 4,900 mile*-away.' The ambassadors drove to the be from nine in tbe morning until area. lic works projects all this week. A In the flagship of General Balbo to­ Post was supplied with expert ad­ Palazzo Venezia a few minutes be­ nine in the evening, daylight time. The expectation wem that there list o f sewage disposal projects and day. vice, supplies and United States fore noon dressed in top bats send 'The “ Yea” and "N o” vote wlU be would be DO chemge in the tentative certain municipal programs has arqiy equipment; Darius and Girenas morning coats and were welcomed registered on the numbines. been approved, but no action is ex­ only 779 gafions of gasoline. Their by Signor Mussolini in similar at­ HOW THE GOVERNMENT The fun in lEut night’s meeting pected on Connecticut proposals tEdceoff with the heavy load was tire. The simplest and briefest cere­ started when Charles Ray, president for another week. * considered one of tbe most difficult monies marked the occasion. of the Rogers Paper MEmufacturing Lonergan’s Request feats in aviation. A fte r handclasps, the four pro­ Company, stated that he bEUl had Senator Lonergan has asked tbe LITHUANIA FLIERS OFF Both plEmes took off from Flojrd ceeded to affix their sign tures in REGUUTES RAMOADS enough experience with engineeri’ Beimett Field, tbe Wifinie Mae at construction imder tbe public N : reports and vEiluations to knoiv bet­ tbe presence of a small group of 4:10 and tbe LithUEudea at 5:24 a. works program of all post offices ter than accept them as finEil. He Italian foreign office officials and m., eEustem stEindEurd time. provided for under tbe Gamer bill Euialj’zed the appraisEd made by counselors and first-secretaries of ON A 4,900 MILE HOP Gen. Italo Bidbo, Italian minister Introduced in the last Congress, as Another of the Seriei of Bennett Emd Terry and insisted that embassies. well as improvement of Connecti­ PROF.DODGHERTY o f war, EUid his squadron of 24 New Era Proclaimed' no clear, Euscurate convincing state­ cut rivers and harbors. During tbe Royal ItaliEin seaplEmes, were ready At noon the Rome newspapers ments bad bean made sufficiently last several weeks, be has received to tEike.off at 9:30 a. m., eastern appeared emblazoned with front Articles Showmg die In­ stcooff enough to influence any aane- applications for several municipal COMIlS S in E Leave New York Without GUARDSMEN READY standard time, from Montreal for .a g e headlines, photographs of'th a thinkuig person to vote for the pur­ projects on which C^onnectlcut Chicago, completing their flight signatories and editorials pro- chase of tbe properties by the town. cities are seeking Federal aid, and side Workmgs of Laws to from Italy to a Ce&tury o f PMgreas coming “a new era of European He iasisted that “We need factors Pafsports and Without Ehcpositlon. peace and a historic milestone" es­ TO AID IN SEARCH (Oonttnned On Page Eight) Speed Up Recovery^ not now present before we can midie . Col. and Mrs. ChEurles A. Und- tablished by the agieement. a decision in this matter.” ; Government Approval — beigH .wete at'Uartwright,'Labradorr Tbe ratification of the treaty by Critlzes Clmlrman tge- four governments ic considered — I- i L > Hamden; Min* Before concluding bis criticiam of ties' before vc!()f|{Pmv kRdapSpppiog EDITOR’S NOTE: THIZilAM; , , -'<( -• the engineers’ report M r-'IUy took Their Goal Uthnania. Await Word of Gorenior of of Em aerlEd pAssenger route from *?h e treaty, cc5)IefciS#N<Almost all of the crowd which While state police combed tbe ydiite pine blister rust control agent ing tanker Cities Service Petrol be hauled and the feasibility of. more bad seen Post off gathered around Adlnmdack mountEdns, police at starting time, as CHyde Pangborn, for tbe state. officiEd negotiators, had not made a trans-Paclfic flier, presented him a sank stem first at 11:30 p, m.. Just widespread use of containers— large Over Program. personal contact with tbe abductors. tbe LithuEmica at the take-off. The Buffalo retEdned in custody Guy Meanwhile, State Forester Austin after eight men were taken off in individual compartments in' wbleh limt to bid them goodbye was’ Paul Nol{m, 40, who was placed imder medal which PEmgborn had received F. Hawes called a meeting of camp Yesterday, in their * lEist formal from Count Felix > Von Luckner, heavy sea by boat crew of Gulf' freight is loaded by-the .shipper-in Zadeikis,' consul-generEd of Lithu­ ai^est at the request of District foremen at bis office in Hartford statement, they sEdd several demand German war raider. Gem. his warehouse and unloEided ^ the London, July 15.— (A P )— T h e ania. He shook their hamds and Attorpey John T, Delaney after he this week, wbeie phms were co­ notes bad been received from the About 200 persons, mostly fliers, “ Captain refused to leave his consignee on delivery—Eind use of American delegation' ‘ waa consider­ wished them Godspeed. wEui informed that NolEm said be ordinated as the drive against blis­ reputed kidnapers. The messEiges, hEul some knowledge of kidnaping. were Eissembled to witness the take­ burning ship, and two other men trucks Eis auxiliaries to present'serv­ ing today, a'final effort to forward however, did not contEdn*the Luer's .The fliers did not sign'the regis­ ter rust got under way. were killed aboard.’’ ter at the field, smd Major J. Nelr ^ p u t y . Police (Commissioner off. Forests A re Combed ices. President Roosevelt’s plan of world- assurance in his own handwriting, The messages indicated that tbe AlreEuly EEmtman has notified the T. M. Dunne of Camp Robinson, wids price'radalng as the world eco- that he was Edive imd w ^ . HAS DIRECTION FINDER. Petrol had been able to launch only railroad executives that thb admin­ . (Continoed On Page Two) (Ceatinned On Page 'Two) reported six crews of five men each nbmlp. cbnferehce recessed for tbe Such Eusauiance has been demand­ New York, July 15.—If arrange­ two n- July 27. . > . . • ' * . in his-own home by two men Emd a »re:eying Matson recEdled. of this forest resource is threatened Keep Forest Boys Busy as a dance hall girl 30 years ago, tinuously beginning 10 hours after To Avoid Dispates. womaii* “It'wwas i a vdiite dress with by the white pine blister ru-.:.’’ State; cotmty, imd d ty official# re- Post left New York until be reach-, Method of Control The American delegates were de­ Klondike Kate vUl sEdl for the north flowery stuff over it. I remember sirous of avoiding any steps which nudned InEustive In the cEme at the her beautiful hair.” es Berlin. He described the method of con­ Boise, Ididio, July 16.— (AP) — ^Eus one of the most nuignlflcent tonight as; a bride. MEmchester is directly on I^oafa might ilevlve the controversy vrith request of relatives, Epide from the H er husband. Is John MEitson, a i Kate, no longer the slender danc­ trol as that of butting up all currant W ild Eudmal pets, snEdee Emd mos­ swarms of mosquitos in IdEdio. route and with directionid equi^ the gold bloc, which taken "ex­ questioning In the county jEdl.at Dd- lonely miner, of tbe Yukon country ing girl of her - youth but now a and gooseberry bushes which are a Three boys, unable .to endure tbe ment be has, some of it quitos prevent boredom In the ception ^ to^-Amarican - policy as 're- wardsyille o f t^^o S t Louis men. who WEdtad '83 years before asking woman of 53, blushed through a A x m ^ - carrier for the blight, and which are torment, deserted but others stood equipment furniiihed h im under seal CivUlEm CkmservatioD Camps in gards-donar stabilization.' The men, father aqd son, were the one-time dance h ill queen to coat of tan. Matson is 69. required by the rust to propagate by, he said, and Euralsted in moving of strictest secrecy, he shoul— (AtT-^ snakes. Emd tamed a Columbian or “picket victims range all tbe way from the as'to-^^bring/thq'gpUl''giuiip and tbe not beMeve they were Implicated. the home of tbe Rev. .George band. “Seven to eight hours of plugging pin” ground squirrel, taught it to mEmy hfurmlass- vq^atias ;tp the non-gold- countries -closer: t(^ th e r . They denitod* any g iillt and the older Prinffie,''# friend of Kate’s uriien he *T am marry.'.g the Hnaat man in- Treaaiuy receipts to r July IS WEMh along, under thtee conditions re­ eat ^ m his hand and ride around poisonous rattlesn^es. ' : : ' lya rb m g L e i v ^ . ' prisoner, a hotel proprietor, who for­ was a *!s)cy pilot” and ahe .a. popu­ the world,” she said. *1 have rea­ $5,700.794Ji8: expeaditufOi U L i' quires perseverance. Some of the cm bis shoulders. “They skin the spakes,” Murpiy Jah)e8'P. Warbwg,'one 'of* the merly*' owhi^ a- b o ^ lr y here, aald.he lar dance hall. Jdri in the gold rush son to ha happy,” . ' ’ 636.66; balance One camp in Bear Valley was es­ explained, “ dry t ^ r hl^Sfi apd send ci^M ' BuQer only because of friend- days of the Yiikon. The waddi^ ring wap made from Chmtoma duties for. t lffr ^ (Coattnoed On Page Bight) tablished in what Murray described' them back to relatives In thei m t ” ^ op Page Two) - J^tateretot *1 can remamber the ilr M Kata a nugget Matson hsu mined. ' o f July $8,128,166.06

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BIG PLAYGROUND HILLANE TO BEAUTIFY W A1E PLANT CANADA WELCOMES GENERAL BALBO UTHUANIAN FLIERS OFF w nilw ritEiiu PARTY WEDNESDAY POST OFFICE GROUNDS PARLEY SHRS ON A 4 3 0 0 MILE HOP HD P. 0. EM PUm Cromwell Concern Gets Con* (Oontlaoed Fran Page One) tract to Plant Shrubs and son, manager o f the field, was not Sports Program to Be Fol­ , Seed the Property. SHARNiEBATE Informed that they were hopping AJI Who Are Pby sa lly Able the Atlantic. The Mlllaae Nurseries ft Tree Ex­ (OonUnoed From Page One) Poor Takeoff lowed by Band Concert at perts company of Cromwell have The takeoff was loggy. They WiD Remain, Federal Offi­ been awaked the contract by the is much concerned with the proposi­ used every foot of the long runway U. S. Postoffice Department to fur­ tion. and were so slow in getting away West Side. nish shrubbery and seed the grounds Mr. Strickland had opened the that the crowd gasped. cial Says. around the new postoffice building meeting by reviewing the history of 'Tt was a game takeoff,” said the at the Center. The contract calls for the proposal to purchase the water flying expera assembled. "They The All Sports program to be the completion of the work within plant. He gave the reasons why the should have dumped gas to play Washington. July 15.—(AP)— held next Wednesday night at the 90 days. Board of Selectmen recommended safe. But they didn’t They didn’t The Postoffice'Department has de­ West Side Rec and grounds will the pur&hase and cited numerous dump a drop.” cided not to retire persons of thirty f ature events in several sports points in favor of the proposition When the plane passed out of years service imder the retirement sponsored by the Recreation Cen­ He wanted to make the point clear sight beaded east straight as a provisions of the Independent Offioies ters this season. The Rec Girls MERIMNTS'DAY that the water and sewer plant re beeline, the ship still had not at­ Supply Act, who are efDcient and baseball team will play the Glas­ production cost was close to two tained more 200 feet altitude. physically able to perform satisfac­ tonbury Girls in an exhibition millions of dollars. Frank Cheney, Field officials say they are sub­ tory service. game and this will attract a large NEXT WEDNESDAY Jr., interrupted to call attention to ject to a heavy flme and loss of li­ Under those provisions the de- number of people who have been the fact that this reproduction item cense if thev do net return today partmrat is permitted to retire following the Manchester Girls’ did not include the trunk line to Floyd Bennett and, fiurthermore, postal service emplo3pees of 30 years success oh the diamond this sea­ sewers, and Mr. Strickland accepted are subject to urest in any for­ service. The inefficient and unable, - son Stores To Be Closed and the correction. It was this i>oint that eign country it which they land it indicated, will be retired. The Rec tennis team will play Mr. Ray criticized intimating that since they have no passports. Joseph C. Mahoney, first assistant the fast Lithuanian team of Hart­ Mr. Strickland was unfamiliar with Just b^ore Darius and Girenas postmaster general, in a reply to an ford, men and women of both Salespeople Will Go On the subject. John V. P. HeinmuUer, official timer inquiry by Representative Mead of teams participating in the singles Defends Strickland of the Nationad Aeronautical Asso­ New York, chairman of the House and doubles alike. The Rec horse­ Later Frank Cheney, Jr., defended ciation, went up to the plane, wish­ postoffice committee, addressed to shoe team is slated to compete Outings. Mr. Strickland, saying that it was a ed them good iuck, and clamped on Postmaster General Farley, wrote: with the fast Hartford team on the very easy mistake to make since to one wing an ice indicator, design­ 'T am pleased to say that no per­ West Side courts. there was a mass of figures to quote ed to tell the fliers at a glance if ice, son who is efficient and pb3psi<^y able to perform satisfactory service One of the features of the late Wednesday, July 19, will be Mer­ and that anyone would be liable to the terror of Atlantic fliers, is form­ will be retired on account of having afternoon sports program will be chants’ Day when the stores will be read the figures Incorrectly though ing on the wings. 30 years or more service. the game between the East closed all day to allow the sales­ not intentionally. Mr. Strickland said It was virtually the only newly Side and West Side volley ball people end proprietors to attend developed scientific flying aid m the “However, postmasters at the lar­ he had enjoyed Mr. Ray’s remarks, ger offices have been asked to de­ teams. There has been considerable group and individual outings at the but that he believed that the project ship. The pair aren’t even carrying doubt as to which team is superior, shore or nearby lake resorts. Stores parachutes. They have no wireless termine their personnel require­ boiled down was a matter of right ments under existing conditions and the matches Wednesday night will be closed all day, rain or shine. and just valuation. apparatus. should definitelv decide this ques­ Food stores will remain open Thrir Food for Trip and, where a siuplus exists, the de­ Judge Hyde Presides partment 'will consider retiring 30 tion. Tuesday evening imtil 9 o’clock for For food they took 18 oranges, 12 The meeting was called to order year employees who have indicated The Tall Cedars band which re­ the benefit of the tradespeople. apples, two bottles of malted milk turned from the Shriners conven­ shortly after eight o’clock by tablets, a qiiart of black coffee, a a desire for retirement, anrun into the Man and Woman As They tention of the Selectmen they re­ then attended grade school in Eliza­ alized the Importance of the utili­ beth, N. J., West Pullman junior evening. Were Crossing Street., New York, July 15.— (A P)’— The ties to the town and decided to se­ the presentation of the facts as high school, Chicago, and later Har­ Stock Market was Irrei^ar in the cure a careful survey of the plants given by Mr. Stricklemd. rison Tech and Lane Junior college Hartford, July" 16. —(AP) — PROF.DOUIMRn early dealings today. Rails were a so that a right and just valuation Then Frank Cheney, Jr., defended there. trifle easy, Santa Fe and Delaware Thomas J. Roach, 45, an automobile could be determined. Charles Ben­ Mr. Strickland’s stand and in an­ He enlisted in the First Illinois ft Hudson losing 1 and 2 points re­ AMUSEMENTS mechanic, of 14 Amity street, was nett and Alfred Terry, competent swer to some of Mr. Ray’s criticism OBITUARY Field Artillery, later federalized as COMMITS SUICffiE spectively. held by the police today on charges of the Roaring Brook property said the 149th Field Artillery, AprU 12, .\T THE STATE of criminal negligence, evading re­ engineers, were hired to do tois that competent engineers had de­ 1917, six days after the United "W et" issues were steady to firm, sponsibility 'and drunken driving work. The survey was completed clared the dam perfectly safe. Jacob (Continued Frona Page One) States declared war. He received a U. S. Industrial Alcohol gaining 2 '’College Humor” to Open the Week following an accident on Park and the report was submitted to DEATHS Laufer moved that the entire matter regimental citation for "habitual points. Allied Chemical, American Toda/e big double feature pro­ street, early this morning, when two the Selectmen on December 27, 1932. A committee '.vis named to be tabled, but Judge Hyde said that Freetown, Sierra Leone, West bravery under fire,” and was wound­ Telephone, American Tobacco B and gram includes James Dunn in "The persons crossing the street were in­ Benjamin D. Lalley Celanese were virtually unchapged. stantly killeo It was alleged by study the engineers’ appraisal and no vote could be taken at this meet­ Word was received in town last Africa, while principal of the Albert ed in the chest by a fragment of a Girl in 419” with Jack La Rue and ing. U. S. Steel, Consolidated Gas and Gloria Stuart and Jack Holt in “The the police that Roach was at the report back to the Selectmen. Sev­ night of the death in Norvl'ood, Academy, and Uhited Brethren high explosive shell at the second eral conferences were held with Good Economics church mission school in that place. battle of the Marne. International Silver slipped slightly Woman I Stole" with Fay Wray i nd wheel of the fast-mqying car. Mass,, of Benjamin D. Lailey, while Western Union, United Air­ Noah Beery. Another thrilling The two pedestrians who were members of the firm of Cheney Selectman George E. Keith said whose wife is the former Miss An- He was graduated from Lebanon Got Compensation Brothers, Mr. Strickland said. that he had studi^ the proposition Valley .college, AnnivlUe, Pa., Bon- For this wound be received veter­ craft, Industrial Rayon and A'meri- chapter of "Clancy Of the Moimted” struck down and Killed were Mrs. nie Ferguson, of Talcottville. Mr. can Can were higher. will be an added attraction. Elizabeth Kenefick, 56, of 1568 Park Town Jostifled carefully and believed it to be good Lailey suffered a shock some brake Theolo^cal Seminary, Day- ans’ compensation and further edu­ The report of the American Tele­ For Sunday, Monday and Tuesday street, wife of John Kenefick of that He quoted several items from economics for the town to take over months ago and failed rapidly. He ton, Ohio, and Yale. cation at the University of Chicago. phone ft Telegraph (fompany, the the State will present what is de­ address, and Patrick Welch, 68, 178 the engineers’ appraisal to show the water plant. He said that de­ was formerly employed by the Yale Curator. Entering the air corps of first important'company to show clared to be one of the best musical Affleck street, who vas escorting that the town would be justified in spite what Mr. Ray had said it was Plimpton Press, a book printery in Before going to Africa, Professor Utbiiania in 1921 be rose to the nevertheless true that Cheney Broth­ Dougherty was principal of the Nor­ operations for the first six months comedies yet produced, "College Mrs. Kenefick to her home because making the purchase. He said that Norwood. He died on his 63rd rank of captain. Humor". As an added attraction for of the lateness of the hour. The the engineers stated that the prop ers must not be overlooked in this birthday. mal department of Leander Clark Returning to the United States, of 1933, showed earnings of $8.64 matter. He said that the plant college, Toledo, Ohio. After re­ the early part of the wSek, Man­ accident occurred at 12:16 o’clock. erties were worth a sum not to ex­ Mrs. Lailey, who survives her be opened in 1928 an aviation school per share as compared with $4.03 would pay the town well as an in­ turning from Africa in 1914, he be­ chester will see Our Gang Comedy ceed $1,200,000 and Cheney Broth husband, is a sister of Mrs, Mar­ at South Bend, Ind. for the corresponding period a year Kids in "The Kid From Borneo." ers had offered it for $50,000 less. vestment. came professor of Biblical literature The Lithuanica is the plane he ago. The trend, said the report was Percy J. Tidmas asked if there is garet Keyes, Andrew Ferguson, at Goucher college, Baltimore, re­ "bollege Humor" is a sparkling Mr. Strickland stressed the fact William J. Ferguson, Joseph Fer­ flew during 1929, 1930, and 1931 for definitely upward in the last couple panorama of the collage that lives POLICE ARE REQUESTED that Cheney Brothers would ac­ chance for lower water rates and maining there until 1926, when he the Chicago Daily Ne^a. Aided by of months. * also why the Selectmen are so guson and Thomas Ferguson of was named WHliam M. Laffan pro­ subscriptions from many Ldtbuan- eternally in the old grad's memory, cept in payment from the town the this town. There are four children, July automobile production should anxious to have the town buy the fessor of Assyrlology and Babylon ian-Americans he bought it from and a cast of celebrities help to bond issue that would be floated to Harold, Walter and Thomas Lailey total about 230,000 imits, according make it gay, melodious.and delight­ TO RELEASE ROBERTS cover the purchase. water company property. He was literature at Yale. He also was tile News and reebristened it. to an estimate by Cram, this would told that there was no prospect for and Miss Margaret Lailey. curator of the University’s Babylon Girenas, who like bis partner u fully good to look it. Before concluding the chairman The funeral will be held tomor­ represent an increase of 97 per cent Featured are Bing Crosby, Rich­ Stamford, July 15.— (AP)—Stam­ or the board called attention to the ower rates and that the Selectmen collection in the sterling memorial unmarried, is an orphan whose home over July, 1932. Production for the had brought this matter before the row afternoon at two o’clock from library. ard Arlen, Mary Carlisle, Jack ford police have notified the police fact that Cheney Brothers were an is (3443 W. 61st Place) Chicago. He past week was estimated at 68,022 >eople as they are duty bound to do. his late home. Burial wiP be in the Oakie, George Bums and Gracie of East St. Louis to release Joseph important entity. He said that the While at Yale, he headed an arch- was bora in Upina, Lithuania, cams units, an increase o f 16,107 over the Horace B. Cheney said that Cheney Norwood cemetery. Allen, Coach Howard Jones of the Roberts, 22, of Miller street, this firm’s payroll amoimts to $40,000 aelogical survey of Southern Baby­ to the United States when seven, preceding week. . Brothers were approached on the lonia in Arabia and wrote many University of Southern California, city, who gave himself up to the per week and that Cheney Brothers and went to work in Chicago when The dollar improved its position question first. He said that the works on his discoveries. He was Lona Andre, Mary Komman and western authorities on Tuesday and alone pay taxes oi approximately be finished grammar school. He is slightly in the foreign exchange town was not doing Cheney Broth­ a member of many scientific socie­ a collection of co-eds, titled the confessed to stealing |200 from the $200,000 a year. In concluding Mr a war veteran and operated an avia­ markets. Sterling opened at $4.77 "Ox-Road Co-Eds" that make the Strickland said that if the town ers a favor by considering the pur­ ABOUT TOWN ties and wrote frequently for tnelr tion school in Chicago until 1931. White Mountain Laundry, which chase of the plant. He maintained publications. 1-4, a decrease of half a cent, while Follies chorus look like a bunch employed him as a driver here, l^b- takes over the utilities they would he was not stating these facts for an Mrs. Lizzie Palmer Hull of Los He leaves his widow, the former French francs stood at 5.60 cents, a of wilted daisies. erts said he spent the money at the be self-supporting and no funds loss of .01 of a cent. As a freshman, comes that peren­ argument but to correct the false Angeles, Cal., is here for a visit with Miss Lulu E. Landis of Dayton, Ohio. World's Fair in Chicago. would be necessary from general impression given by Mr. Ray. GUARDSMEN READY . nial braggart. Jack Oakie, and "Col­ taxatien. her sisters on Oakland street. Intensive Search The decision not to send for Rob­ Mrs. Caroline K. Britton asked lege Humor" traces his career The discovery of the professor’s erts was reached at a conference be­ Reviews Plant History that Selectmen Bowers and Cook through four years that pass all too Miss Mary Ferguson of South body ended an Intensive search ^or tween Prosecuting Attorney E. Gay- After Mr. Strickland had finished state their opinions on the question. TO AID IN SEARCH PUBUC RECORDS quickly on the screen. Main street will leave tomorrow for him in a large area north of New nor Brennan and State’s Attorney bis discussion of the project Judge Judge Hyde said that both of them Bing Crosby is the leading (and Chicago, where she will meet her Haven in which police were joined William H. Comley. The prose­ Hyde called upon Frank (Ibeney, Jr., "are of age" and they were at liber­ most popular) instructor at this niece. Miss Mamie Short, a teacher by 300 Boy Scouts who volunteered (Conttnoed From Page One) cuting officials were of the opinion president of the South Manchester ty to speak if they cared to. George Marriage Intentions Alma Mammy. Bums and Allen run of physics and chemistry in the High their help. that Roberts win eventually find bis Water Company. Mr. Cheney re­ Stavnitsky thought it was quite a Stephen Ruff o f Glastonbury and the campus sweet shop In their school at Lincoln, Nebraska. To­ Professor Dougherty, his widow William R. Ctonnolly of Buffalo way to Stamford when he will be viewed somewhat the history of the mg step to take when the town is Lottie Sokolowska, daughter of Mr, typical manner with Gracie making gether they will see the Interesting said, left his home Thursday after said he attached little importance arrested and that the state could water service in the south end of the "financially sick." and Mrs. Daniel Sokolowska, of 74 apple pies out of bananas because sights at the Century of Progress noon for a walk. She said he was in to Nolan’s story to the effect that save several hundred dollars by let* town starting with the wooden Bowers’ Stand Birch street, this town, applied for she doesn’t like apples. Exposition, Afterward they will good spirits as he left home. It was he overheard a conversation in ting him “hoof it home" instead of pipe that served the Green section Selectman Sherwood Bowers said a marriage license in the town, leave for Miss Short’s home, where hours before she became alarmed which the O’Connell kidnaping was riding on a train with a detective. in 1830. He traced the story he wanted to correct an impression planned. clerk’s office today. Miss Ferguson will spend the re­ and asked police to search for him. through to 1925 when Cheney Broth­ that Cheney Brothers had made the mainder of the summer. WILEY POST STARTS OFF ers foimd it necessary to go out of first move in this matter. He said Police passed within a few yards HOLD TWO SUSPECTS town for a sufficient water supply. of the place the body was found in that a committee of the Taxpayers’ Walter F. Lewis of Vine street, Then the Roaring Brook; reservoir League had asked Cheney Brothers the search before daybreak yester­ ON TRIP AROUND WORLD Bridgeport, July 15.—(A PI- in Buckingham was constiiicted. ,who has been confined to his home day, but the faint gleam of their Last ’Times TODAY! 2 Big Pictures! if the property was for sale and then for the past three weeks was this Two men, captured in the drug It cost a lot of money, Mr. Che­ followed the Cheney proposal and flash lights did not disclose the body. Jack HOLT in "Woman I Stole" Plus James DUNN In store conducted by Albert Golden ney stated, to secure water rights week taken to St. Francis hospital, The search was resumed during "Girl In 419” (Continued From P: ge One) purchase price. He said he did not Hartford. Mr. Lewis has been suffer­ at 1370 East Main street, were to and water shed proi>erty. A bond want to appear obstinate in the de­ the day near Pine Rocks, a favorite be arraigned before Judge James issue of $500,000 was floated due in ing with hernia; which had reached haunt of the professor during his waves and ride them straight to bate but that he could not see that such an advanced stage that treat­ Berlin. C, Shannon in City Court today as 1954. He seild that the present serv­ there was much leeway in the life, and fear was felt that he might burglar suspects. ice would take care of Manchester ment was necessary before an have fallen into one of a number of town’s favor at the price offered. operation can be performed. GLQi^lFYING THE CO-ED.' FAVORABLE WEATHER Police who surroimded the store for a long.time to come. It would He said that he believed Cheney water-filled quarry holes. Halifax, N. S., July 15.— (AP)— last night when they saw a light, be difficult to get the water rights Brothers were looking to the future After finding the body, William Tha All Amarican.nnMieal favorable flying weather was re­ charge that they found the two. now he said since every municipality when the Buckingham reservoir was Jackson, 15, hurried back to Ham­ ported along the Atlantic coast to­ Jack Stanley, 26, of Bridgeport, has b$en careful to secure sufficient built but it was a costly investment FOUR HURT IN CRASH den and told Patrolman Konrad smosh of tho yoor! day after two monoplanes headed and Philip Baker, 22, of New water shed area to protect Itself in and made it difflciilt to maintain the Mo-! of bis discovery. Moe accom­ years to come. He said that the over the Atlantic from New York. York City, In the place preparing rates. He concluded by saying that panied the boy back to the summit necessity for a purification plant for Ansonia, July 15.—(AP)—Mrs. Wiley Post, flying alone, and to make off with* $16.61 taken it would take a lot of luck for the of the mill rock, to the location of the sewer system had been costly. Elizabeth Warner of Derby is on Stephen Darius and Stanley Thom­ from the cdsh register, together town to have it work out right at the tree, and then notified the medi­ He asserted that the properties were the deinger list at Griffin hospital, as Girenas, in another plane, will with eleven pints of medical whis­ the sum named. cal examiner. key. ' valuable and that they had paid Elbert U. Sears is a patient there have a light easterly wind against Thomas Flavell said that -the and two other persona were treat­ Dr. Joslin said the professor had Cheney Brothers only a moderate town should purchase the plant. He them, but not enough to be very sum. ed there early today after being in­ apparently thrown a rope over the believed that another private con­ tree limb and then jumped from a troublesome. TENNIS TOURNAMENT Sees $11,000 Balance jured when Sears’ coupe, in which The weather was clear with good cern would raise the rates. Mr. they were riding, turned over on rock. • It was« pointed out that when a Tidmas asked if there were no law visibility. Ansonia, July 15.—(AP)— The private concern owns such a utility Prindle avenue. girls singles in the tennis tourna­ on rates and Judge Hyde said that Mrs. Warner Is not expected 'to its taxes are much greater the was up to the Public Utilities com BUT SIX STOPS ment sponsored by the Ansonia Ten­ live. She suffered a severe fracture town would have to pay. Quoting mission. Giles Vickerman asked New York, July 15.—(AP)— nis Association, will open at 1 p. m., at the base of the skull, fractures AMERICAN ENVOYS some figures on the gross Income of about the fairness of the project to Wiley Post intends to make only at the mimicipal courts here. Among the two properties Mr. Cheney said of both jaws, a broken nose and six stops on his flight around the the north end. Judge Hyde said other injuries. Sears suffered con­ the entries are Margaret Pederson, that the net of the two plcmts an­ that did not enter into it since it NOT DISCOURAO world. They, and the distances be­ Stamford; Althea Krumm, Meriden; nually was $100,000. The amortiza­ tusions of the chest and body but tween them in miles, are: was figured the company would his condition is not serious. Mrs. H. W. Hurlbut, Hartford and tion cost would amoimt to $71,900 carry itself without, cutting into New York-Berlin ...... 3,900 M ary O’Connell, h ew Haven, who annually and this would be reduced Raymond Wahlberg and Agatha (Continiied frona Page One) Berlin - N ovosibirsk...... 2,600 taxation. Wdlter Mahoney ^ d the Casey suffered body bruises, the won the singles trophy in the local $7,500 annually. Thus the net to taxpayers are paying the bills now. Novoslblrsk-Khabarovsk .. 2,250 tournament last year. The finals will the town on the two properties latter two receiving lacerations of chief financial advisers for the dele­ -"• ’ 1 Khabarovsk-Fairbanks .... 3,000 HoweU Cheney said that the user the face. be July 22. would be $29,000. However, there of water is actually paying the gation, left for New York today to Falrbanks-Edmonton ...... 1,450 would be a loss in taxes to the town make a complete report to Presi­ Edmonton-New York ...... 2,200 bill. WAR VETERAN DIES E. E. OLCOTT DEAD and this would leave a balance an­ Howell Cheney said that new dent Roosevelt, which he will be able nually of about $11,000. Stamford, July 15—(AP) —Com­ extensions to the systems would be to do a few days before the final Total 15,400 Jemob Laufer asked when the mander William P. Patrlek of Wil­ Hartford,. July 15.— (AP)—^Emer­ paid for by the property owners session of the assemblage. son E. Olcott, the sixth member of bonds matured. He was told in liam T., Miner Post G. A. R., next to IMme Minister MacDonald of PASSES OVER SmP 1954. benefited whether Cheney Brothers the last Civil War veteran in Stam­ the jury which convicted Gerald own the plants or not. Then came Great Britain, chairman of the con­ Chatham, Mass., July 15.— (AP) Charles Ray said that he had ford, died last night at his home ference, is one of those who still Chapman of murder, died at his a lull in the proceedings and a —The Radio Corporation of Amer­ studied the engineers’ appraisal here. He was 93 years old. His refuses to admit failure of the hopie, 426 Main street, Glastonbury, motion to adjourn was carried. The ica station here reported that the carefully and had made severed notes death leaves George Scofield of early this morning following an iU- meeting lasted an hour and three efforts here. His influence was seen trawler Foam had communicated on it He said that the report stated Glenbrook, the only surviving veter­ In the only meeting here today, that ness of fourteen weeks. quarters. vith it shortly after 8 oclock, e. s. t. there is no other source of supply an in Stamford. Commanc.er of wheat experts who are tr^^g to ind reported an airplane flying over He was bom in Glastonbury, Dec. available. He doubted this. He Patrick was a private in Cbmpany agree upon the American proposal ON 40 HOUR WEEK t. Tile Foam said It was then in 7 ,1858, a son o f EUhu S. Olcott and pointed out that at the Ninth district C, 49th regiment. New York volun­ for raising wheat prices through re­ Ansonia, July 16.—(AP)— The the Bay of Fundy between Bar Har- Jane Adams O lcott 'The funeral will meeting the other night only $25,000 teer Infantry, which was engaged in striction ot production. lor and Cape Sable. It could not be held Monday at 3 p. m., at his constituted the budget but because Ansonia O. and C. Company will many of the important batties of Several negotiators had planned tee the plane as the fog was very late home. of debt twice that amount had to be operate its mills here beginning the war. The funeral will be held, v^eek-end outings but Mr. MacDon­ hick and it could not tell the di­ Monday, July 24 on an eight hour raised. Sunday afternoon at 2:30 and inter­ ald, the Americans and some others BING AddeCFonl lection in which it was flying. FUGITIVE ARRESTED. day schedule, 40 hours a week. The ment will be in the family plot in Debt'is Costly insisted that no time should be lost, OUR GANG Mr. Ray saw a powerful lesson in wages of employes will be adjusted Old Greenwich. and at least one expert had to oe BORNS ‘ AllSN IN THICK FOG Bridgeport July 15.—(AP)— this. He said that bond is^es and to compensate for the reduction in summarily recalled from his pro­ KIDS Orleans, Mass., July 15.— (AP)— Steve Jolash, 30, of this city, was amortizations are costly and thought working hours, the. minimum rate F. W. MONTANYE DIES posed df^’s rest. R I C H A H O ^ J In "Kid From Borase” In airplane flying in a thick fog was captured by Sidney I&antz, after a being 32 1-2 cents an hour. Bridgeport, July 15.—(AP) — that the town could v/ell afford to The wheat delegations are now MARY Bobby Jones Oa GoU leaid over this ^ p e Cod town at 8 chase in the early hoiun. today, in be careful on this proposition. He The company which employes six Forest W. Moniai^e, 61, treasurer working on a more or less non-stop Latest News Yclock (e. 8. t.) this morning. The JACK O A K 'R which Krantz fired eight revolver said that nothing bad been stated hundred men and women. Is the old­ and general manager o f the Claude schedule until some sort of a decis­ SUN„ MON. AND TUBS. ttane, which could not be seen be- shots at the fledng man. Polash at the meeting about the balance est manufactiurer of elastic webbing Neon of Connecticut, Inc., died yes­ ion will be hammered out When lause of the thick weather, appar- is suspected of entering and rob­ sheet of the town. He said that he in the country, being established in terday at his Fairfield home after a other committees iesume their la­ ntly was flying moderately high bing Krantz home in the north end is much concerned about the fitness 1847. The new schedule of work and two months illness. A t one time he bors Monday it is understood that STATE ^ passed out to sea approximately of the city. He was subdued and of the town to deal with Cheney wages is in acpordance with the was advertising manager of the they wtll get similar instructions to Fa northeasterly direction. turned over to the police. Brothers. Then Mr. Ray criticized newly, adopted textile code. Bridgeport Poet Telegram. keep working steadily. f ) V ?.• Tf ..' ■• -'■■ V:, ■ - ■■ . j . ■ . - ■ ' 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANC3HBSTBB, CONN„ SATUBDAX, J ULX 15,TWJ8;

,SUltl>AT SCHOOL LESSON will go towards hdptog defray the star players havtog to' work we panled .Mlsa Addle Wickwlre of Col­ expenses of the D nun^rps at the were unable to get a team. Ar- chester on a trip to Wlllimantic VeVterans of Foreign Wars Conven­ rangementa are now being made so Thursday afternoon, where they at­ N0DATACA1MEB TenShan tion to WUwaukee. that the games can be played this tended ' a Innchecm given by the The Example Of Deborah If u y boys of the local post can coming waeje. Windham Community Hospital auxi­ see their way dear to attwd the W » would take this opportunity to liary, to the hospital dining room. YET ON FARM ACT Buddies Thompaonville field day, It will help congratulate the memb^ of the They acted as delegates from Col­ Text: Jads^ 4:4-10, lS-15; 5:1-8 a good cause along. The Trlggs Post Army and Navy club on their latest chester and Hebron. Tho International Uniform Sun­ is raising funds by this meutod to improvements on their club rooms. Gardena hereabouts are so dry day School Lesson for July 16. ^Chfr.'BiiIletiii Board finance the fine dnun corps of the It ceitedniy is a wonderful club. The that to many cases they have to be post to the National Convention to boys will hold their annual outing watered by hand. Brooks are drying Tobacco Growers Warned By WM. E. COLBOT, O. D. of O U R REFUGE MilwaukM; Wisconi^, next month. tomorrow and wo know they will up entirely or nearly bo. This imme­ Editw of The Congrei^atlonalist Ex-Seiriee Let’s hope the up-fiver comrades have a good time. Here’s hoping for diate vicinity has not beeu lucky to Three lessons of this quarter’s se­ By GBOBGB BENBX OOUl win. Not to Give hfonnation good weather and a good day’s its rainfall lately. Other nearby ries in Old Testament character sport. studies are devoted to women. Anderson-Shes Post, V. F. W. towns have received generous rain­ Anderson-Shea Auxiliary Tickets are now on sale for the We think f women’s emancipa­ lntematitrap rock waterbound macadam. 9:00 a. m.—Prayer meeting. mittee to the cant«»en at the golf Hartford County according to the Canaan, had 900 chariots of iron, theme will be “Christ, the Son of big events. Buntings and flags will and installing officer. Splendid re­ Sealed bids on all fourteen pro­ 9:30 a. m.—Church school. hang from stores and business build­ marks were made by ’ete Nugent, links both evenings thrt the fire­ Hartford County Farm Bureau, 'a his and for 20 years he harassed and the Living God.” Come to church to­ 10:45 a. m.—Morning worship. works were shown. jects will be received from contrac­ oppressed these slack and craven morrow! ings, with the merchants of Mil­ Jack Mulligan, department com­ tors at the Highway Department disease is first noticed when the Sermon by Rev. Klmber Moulton, waukee giving their united support mander; Mrs. Katherine Simpson Our President, Mrs. Ida Wood- outer twigs and on some occasions, Israelites, weakened by their sin and Sxmday School and Bible Classes pastor of the Church of the Naza- house, will spend the next two Headquarters to the State Office indifference. to the plans being made. of New Haven, newly elected 3rd Building, Hartford, until 1:00 p. m., iFu^ge limbs die as though the foliage will meet at 9:30. Those who have rene, Augusta, Maine. According to Harry C. Hansen, vice commander of D. A. V. Auxil­ weeks at Giant’s ITeck. had been scalded. The disease is Out of this situation of distress not turned in their contributions to 6:30 p. m.— Young People’s ser­ e. s. t., Monday, July 31. and peril to her people, Deborah general chairman of the 34th Na­ iary, commander of the Waterbury spread from “cankers” which form our Children’s Home, please be sure vice. Leader Mr. Tennyson McFall. The projects as announced for bid emerged as their hope and their tional Encampment committee^ the Post of the Legion and others. ’The Mons-Ypres Auxiliary on the limb and the only known to do so tomorrow. 7:30 p. m.—Evangelistic service. by Commissioners Macdonald are as leader. city of Milwaukee is eagerly looking address of welcome was by Mayor The next regular meeting of the follows: way to check its spread is to cut The Hartford District Luther Sermon by Rev. Kimber Moulton. She sent for Barak, a man in forward to the invasion of V. F. W. Frank Hayes of Waterbury, and a auxiliary will be held at the Army Town Aid Projects. out and bum th^ cankers. Fire- League will hold an outing at Lake The Week whom she discerned the qualities of delegates and ■visitors. Public offi­ short talk by Comrade Ed Kelly and Navy clubhouse, Wednesdaj', Town of East Granby: About blight cankers are rather hard to Pocotopaug, East Hampton on Sim­ a leader, and she ordered him to Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.—Midweek cials are giving splendid cooperation was given. July 19 at 8 p. m. A full atenda. ce 10,917 feet of trap rock waterbound recognize and owners of trees in­ day afternoon. We are asked to gather a company of men to Mount prayer service. to the committee in charge of En­ After the installation refresh­ is requested as plsins wiU be com­ macadam on Hatchett Hill and Rain­ fected with this disease are urged meet at the Bethlehem Lutheran Tabor while she, with strategy, Friday, 7:30 p. m.— Class meeting. campment arrangements and the ments were served and the rest of pleted at this meeting for the joint bow roads. to get to touch with the local farm Church, East Hampton at 2 o’clock. bureau office or the state college would lure Sisera and his army into individueil members of the various the afternoon was spent to swim­ outing to be held by the Mons- Town of Somers: About 10,636 feet We hope that those having automo­ and experiment station to get in­ a situation where Barak could ef­ SECOND CONGBEGA'nONA^ sub-committees are laboring dili­ ming and motor boating. A good Ypres Command and the auxiliai/. of rolled bank run gravel on Fletch­ biles will invite others and come fectively attack them. Rev. F. C. Allen, Minister gently With their various assign­ time was had .by all. The newly organized Sewing Cir­ er, Hall Hill Emd Ninth District formation on how to recognize and with youT'cars filled to’capacity. ments. The chapter is stlU waiting for cle met Thursday at the home of roads. prevent further spread of this disease. Here emerges a strange situation The local Luther League will hold This church will continue to unite Details of the program of enter­ a complete list of th«. new national Mrs. Victor Duke. The women under Town of Bethlehem: About 12,766 that emphasizes the character and an outing at Coliunbia Lake next with the North Methodist congrega­ tainment and the schedule of events officers but we will tell you that the direction of Mrs. Albert Lind­ feet of rolled bank run gravel on To Vaccinate Pallets influence of Deborah. Barak flatly Friday evening. B\u:ther announce­ tion, at rhe latter church. Rev. M. S. were practically completed on July Joe McQueen of Kansas (3ty is the say started a butterfly quilt, to be Munger Lane and Wood Creek road. Between 100,000 and 200,000 pul­ lets that arc today roaming the reused to go imless Deborah went ment will appear to these colunms Stocking will have charge of the ser­ 1. Advance reservations are being new commander, also that Pete raffleu off when completed. The Town of Colebrook: About 14.03-1 with him, to which Deborah re­ poultry ranges to Hartford County next week. vice, beginning at 10:45. received in large numbers and Mil­ Nugent went from 8rd junior vice circle will meet again next Thurs­ feet of rolled bank run gravel on sponded that she would go, but that will be vaccinated against cbickezi During the past week a large The Union church vacation school waukee hotels S're cheered by the to 1st junior vice and that is all the day, July 20 with Mrs. James Mun- Riverton and Bunnell roads. Barak would lose all the honor number of our young people have early indications of an Immense dope we have at this writing. How­ sie, 123 Center street at 2 p. m. All Town of Danbury: About 3,800 pox with free vaccine furnished by through seeing Sisera sold into the has been to session for one week been attending the Lake Winni- throng. ever, we hope we will have the members of the auxiliary ue feet of rolled bank run gravel on the state college through the Farm hand of a woman. with 85 pupils enrolled. All are en- Bureau to Hartford County during pesaukee Bible Conference. Judging ’The 1933 National Encampment complete list next week. cordially invited to join. West Lake road. However, with Deborah’s support joying the progn^ams. Further con- * xi _ .______« the next couple of months according from reports, they are having a tributions towards the expenses will After reading to the paper last Town of Brooklyn: About 13,093 Barak sprang into action. He gath­ most enjoyable, interesting and rru.. ______the U. S. win be formally toaugu- week of the wonderful growth of to an aimouncement by the Hart­ ered 10,000 men to Tabor, and De­ be gladly received. The school con feet of loose bank run g;ravel on worthwhile time. I rated with the awniial memorial the V. F. W. to the past year of de­ ford County Farm-Bureau. borah went up. And the rest of the tinues two more weeks. Allen Hill, Stetson Road and Church The annual Sunday School and service to be held to the Milwaukee pression, we want them to know it HEBRON Chicken pox has been largely pre­ lesson is the song of Deborah and street to Barret Hill road. vented by vaccine on most of the Church Picnic will be held at Col­ Auditorium on Sunday evening, is wonderful news to the D. A. V. Town of Colchester: About 8,037 Barak rejoicing in the victory that POLISH NA'nONAL CHURCH August 27. All churches to Mil­ commercial poultry farms to Hart­ came to them. umbia Lake, Saturday afternoon, Our national organization is 100 Milton Porter, the young son of feet of rolled bank run gravel on July 29. We will leave the church Golway Street waukee have been invited to partici­ per cent with them to their work ford County during the last few Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Porter, fell West, Famum, MacDonald, Moodus years and while it is necessary for at 1:30. Ail who have room for Rev. Peter Latas pate to these annual memorial servr and for the past few years it has MANCHESTEB-VERNON PARISH from the top of his uncle’s (H. C. and Bull Hill roads. such poultrymen to vaccinate their others to their autos are aske^ ‘ to ices. The ceremonies will also be been a very common thing to see Methodist Episcopal Church Porter’s) bam a few days ago while Town of Plainfield: About 4,400 entire laying flock every year in please report their willingness to 8:30— Children’s mass. I open to the general public. the Vets and the D, A. V. holding feet of loose gravel on Webb Hill Muvln S. Stockine, Pastor 10:30—^Mass. On Monday, August 28, the busl' playing with other little boys. He order to prevent natural infestation At the North Main street church help out on transportation to Ray­ meetings together, 'fighting side by road. 3:00— Sunday picnic at Happyiand I neas sessions of the Elncampment lended on the bam floor, cutting bis after the birds are housed, increas­ tomorrov/ morning the Church mond Erickson, Tel 3001. Please side for the same cause, and may scalp rather badly, but otherwise Town of Pomfret: About 14,079 do so this week so the committee Pavilion, opposite Pero’s stand on will be officially launched. Follow- ing numbers of poultrymen are re­ School will meet at 9;45. The we ask, why not? In ’17 and ’18, suffering no injuries. He was taken feet of loose gravel on Geoge can better judge what bus trans­ Oakland street. Women’s Aid socie- ing the appointment of committeea sorting to this means of curtidltog period of Meditation begins at 10:30 before the D. A: V. was ever heard to a physician for treatment. Drown, Quasset, Matthewson, River loss egg production and fowls and is followed by the Union Wor­ portation will be needed. Let’s all ey to charge. distinguished guests and visitors will of, members of both fought side by and Cheeney roads. come and help make this outing en­ 9 to 11:30— Tuesday and Thurs­ be introduced to the delegates as­ At a meeting of the local League during the winter months. Applica­ ship Service at 10:45. The sermon side for the same cause. Men who of Women Voters the subject of Town of Sterling: About 12,076 tions for chicken pox vaccine and topic will be, "Comforting the Peo­ joyable for one and all. day, vacation school to the Polish sembled. Official greetings will be belong to the Vets belong to the D. feet of rolled bank run gravel on to During the next couple of weeks language. brought to the convention by Gover­ taxation, local and state, was dis­ instructions on how to use it are ple.” A. V., so isn’t it each others fight cussed. The meeting was held at the three sections of road. available at the Hartford County Chicago pastors will be visiting to 7:30 Friday evening, rehearsal of nor A. G. Schmedemaa and Mayor Town of Windham: About 16,800 The hymns '’hosen are those be- now, the same as to ’17 and ’18? Congregational Chapel on the Green, Farm Bureau. gltming, “O Worship the King, All- or near Manchester. Dr, V. R. Pear­ both choirs. Daniel W. Hoan. Following these Last week we congratulated the feet of rolled bank run gravel on Wednesday afternoon last. It had Glorious Above,” “How Firm a son, pastor of the Gethsemane ceremonies. Chairman Harry Hansen Legion on their display of fire­ Beaver Hill, Babcock Hill, Machine been hoped that a speaker could be Foundation,” and “ Come Unto Me, Lutheran Church of Chicago will GOSPEL HALL will turn the gavel over to Com- works, but after Tuesday night’s Shop and Sanitarium roads. secured to talk on the tariff, but the When Shadows Darkly Gather.” arrive the early part of next week 415 Center street. mander-in-Chief Robert E. Coontz as show we feel as if we should do so Town- of Ekston: About 11,835 There will also be a story for the together with his wife and four presiding officer. again. Won’t you consider it done. committee on programs was disap­ feet of rolled bank run gravel on Queer Twists boys and girls. children and Will spend the next 10:45—Morning service. The annual military parade is Major? pointed. A plan for visiting Storrs Beers, Adams end Jackson roads. scheduled for ’Tuesday with the drum The hour of the Worship Service couple of weeks at Dr. George F. 12:00—Sunday school. To sign off now, let me remind during Farmers’ Week was arrang­ Trunk Line Project. and bugle corps eind band contest to at Vernon is 9:30. A group of the Limdberg’s cottage at Coventry. In 8:00—William Binches of Niagara you Manchester D. A. V. men to ed, to take place later to the month. Town of Ridgefield: About 295 be held on Wednesday afternoon and In Day^s News young people of the Vacation church all probability he will preach at our Falls will speak, also at the 7:00 show up 100 per cent strong Fri­ ’ Harry Tomchto went this week on feet of bituminous macadam at in­ school will sing the response after service Simday the 23rd. Dr. Arthur evening. Thursday will bring the a business trip to New York, relat­ tersection of West Lane, Route No. o’clock evening service. annual military ball and the election day, July 18, for the district meet the prayer. O. Hjelm, who succeeded pastor tog. ing to his pension. He is a /eteran of 35 and the Wilton-Danbury road. 7:35—^Tuesday prayer meeting, of officers will take place on Fri­ In both Manchester and Vernon Erickson at St. Paul’s Lutheran the World War, to which he was Route No. 33. Orbetello, Italy — "Black cat” tb»> Vacation Church Schools re­ Church of Chicago will also spend a day, badly injured. He made the trip to superstitutions do not worry the SWEDISH CONGBEGAITONAL Listed among the entertainment British War Veterans Maintenance Department. sume their sessions at 9:00 oclock day or two with us the last of the New York with. Henry Emmons by Various towns to State: About aces of General Italo Balbo’s Hr CHURCH features throughout the week will be The regular monthly meeting of Monday morning. month and has promised to preach the Mons-Ypres Post was held to th'e automobile, spending two or three 276,291 feet of wire rope railing and armada. But it has been ifisclosed for us Sunday morning, July 30th, a series of banquets, dances, boat days. here that evt<~ the most scornfully S. E. Green, AUnister. rides, a fireworks display and naval Army and Navy club last Wednes­ fittings. ST. MARY’S CHURCH All members and friends are day evening, July 12. Ck)mmander Local members of Colonel Henry Contracts Awarded on Two placid of those officially styled "men Rev. James Stuart Neill, Rector particularly urged to attend these defense of Milwaukee, a mammoth of flesh with hearts of steel” agreed Swedish Morning Worship, 10:30. street carnival and many other Baker occupied the chair and presid­ Champion Chapter, D. A. R., attend­ EUghway Jobs. services. Wednesday evening service, 7:80. ed over a very large attendance. Re­ ed a meeting at the Nathaniel Foote Award of two contracts for high­ that “there’s no use straintog your Stmday, July 16th—Fifth Sunday amusements. luck” when some one suggissted Our meetings will be dismissed At midnight on Monday, August ports of the different committees Memorial House to Colchester, Wed­ way projects, bids for which were after Trinity. Services as follows: were heard and Very important busi' received from contractors on June they hop off Friday. THE CENTER CHURCH during the Young People’s Confer­ 28, the Military Order of the Cooties nesday afternoon. Miss Sylvtoa Nor­ 8:00 a. m.—Holy communion. ness was discussed. 26, announced today by Highway They took the air Saturday, July (Congregational) ence which will be held to Cromwell, — sunshine degree of the V. F. W .— ton gave an interesting talk on her 10:45 a. m.—Morning prayer and Commander Baker, who is a mem­ Commissioner John A. Macdbnald. and the Conn., beginning July 22 and contin­ will hold its annual public demon­ recent trip to England. Among other sermon. Sermon topic:. “The Text of uing over the 30th. ber of the ex-service men’s commit­ ’The awards are as follows: St. Louis—The police radio an­ SOUTH CHURCH stration end Cootie parade. things she described her visit to Sul- nouncer told the occupants of scout Christ’s First Sermon.” tee on the proposed plot of Ifind to grave Mimor, ancient home of the Town of Thomaston: Three sec­ 7:00 p. m.—Evening Prayer and (Methodist) A total of more than $2,500 to car No. 3 to hurry to a certain ceish prizes will be distributed to the East cemetery and which will be Washington family, and showed pic­ tions of road to John DeMichael & sermon. Sermon topic: “At the known as Soldiers’ Field, gave an in­ street car. 10:45 a. m.—Union Service. Rev, winners of the annual band, drum tures. Mrs. Malcolm Leal and Mrs. Bros., Torrtogton. Table of Zaccheus.” REC NOTES teresting report on that committee’s Towns of Newtown and South- “There’s been an automobile ac­ Watson Woodruff will preach. and bugle corps and drill team con­ George Miller of Colchester acted as cident,” he droned. The Week The music: test. In the drum and bugle corps last meeting. This committee will hostesses. bury. Construction of .the Sandy ”’uesday, 7:00 p, m.—Boy Scouts meet again next week and further Patrolman Albert Merschen the Prelude—The Hour of Worship .,. and band contest, potots wlll also be The Women’s Bridge Club met at Hook bridge to Lee Construction sessions of the church school will be details will be given through this Company, Inc.,' 11 Southampton driver, hurried to the scene, then ...... Coffman On Wednesday of next week the awarded for the general actl’vity of the home of Miss C. E. Kellogg opened the throttle wide and headed omitted during July and August; re­ Anthem—Morning Invitation___ what is called an All Sports Pro- these musical units throughout the bulletin. British ex-service men are TTiursday evening. Three tables were Street, Boston, Massachusetts. deeply interested to thin matter and for the hospital, where the victim sumed second Sunday in September. • V6&ZlC gram on the West Side Playground, week. This means hundreds of Im- to play. Mrs. Amanda Davies was await with interest on the outcome. already had been taken. Sunday, July 23rd, 10:45 a. m.— The Wildwood...... pitts The program assures that a very promptu parades both day and night, winner of first honors, Mrs. Mary E. The members of the post voted to There he found his four year old Holy Communion. Postlude— ...... Harris large crowd of sports lovers will | and the promise of fun and excite- Cummings second. co-operate with the Auxiliary and son Fred, to a critical condition attend this affair. On the program ment during the Wee small hours of JIrs. Anne C. Gilbert is spending from internal injuries. is the Rec Girls Baseball team play­ the morning. , hold an outing some time to August. Overnight Coventry Lake has been suggested a few days with her son-in-law and Vienna—Chaig^ with hiding four ing the Glastonbury Team of Glris. The P. F. Triggs Post Veterans daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. hundred tins of sardines during The Rec girls have won many of of Foreign Wars with its Auxiliary but no action will be taken until we hear from the members of the Auxil­ Sellers, to New London. A . P. News bankmptcy proceedings, Emil their games by their heavy hitting Drum Corps a«id Boy Scout ’Troop At a school board meeting held at Lemer said he had been living on and fast running on hues. The Rec iary, Tlie proposed outing will be have completed plans for a carnival the town clerk’s office Thursday nothing but sardines ever since the Union Services Tennis tesun plfiys the fast Lithuan­ to be held to the Arena on Bel­ discussed at the Auxiliary meeting Brockton, Mass.-^Formation of a this coming Wednesday, July 19, to evening it was decided that the op­ code for the shoe industry generally day he had to close his delicatessen . ian Team of Hartford. Men and mont avenue on July 19, 20, 21 and store. ,y o f the women of both towns will partici the Army and Navy club. If the portunity is now open to the public expected after George W. Plawson, 22 each evening with different at­ “I have, already eaten sixty of the ^ pate to stogies and doubles. ’The Rec ladies decide to bold an outing the for bids on the town school trans­ of St. Paul, Minn., is named to rep­ tractions. On Saturday, July 22 a 400 tins and probably will- have t q ,, CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Horseshoe Team is practicing hard joint committee will meet to arrange portation, to its various routes. Until resent shoe workers to negotiations. monster field day will be held with eat the remaining 340 too,” and for that fast team from Hartford all details. ’This committee consists figures on these bids can Ije estimat­ Gloucester, Mass.— British war­ 40 Fife and Bugle Corps from dif­ added. ^ which will also be one of the fea­ of Bhresident Mrs. Victor Duke; Mrs. ed the question of closing one or ship Dundee arrived for six day ferent parts of New England who Lucca, Italy—A bull fight to t^chn^ SOUTH METHODIST CHURCHES tures for the day. Last of the games James ’Thompson and Mrs. Joseph more of the schools and consolidat­ stay. will parade through the streets of the matadores used rifles and rode ^ DURING JULY will be between the volley ball Binks of the Auxiliary, and Com­ ing with others will be, deferred. Boston — Nationwide cigarette the town and also participate in steam engine took place neon.'>i teams from the Blast Side and the mander. Fred Baker, Comrades Jim Chairman Robert E. Foote of Gilead racket believed broken with arrest prizes offered by the local corps for of eight men and seizure of three heK. When a red track signal at-rt> Are Held In The West Side Playgrounds. the best {laying, best appearing, Thompson and Victor Duke of the was to charge. hundred cases of wooden cigarettes. tracted an escaped bull vtoidi hatL*^' When the grames are about oyer a best drilling and several other Mons-Ypres Po^t aayton A. HUla of GUead, who band concert will be given and those Comrade James Hamilton was ad­ was taken to the Hartford Retreat Salem, Mass.—Dick Costello of terrorized the countryside two rail­ prizes. It has been many years road .guards riding a ,cow-catcher who hnve ateaded these concerts be­ mitted to membership at ^ meet­ for .treatment a few. days ago, has Halifax, N. S„ wrestler, beaten by since this town has witnessed a fans as he attempts to vent wrath bor: down on the beast and sooredi CENTER CHURCH fore have enjoyed them. A ^eat day battle of music and the local corps developed pneumonia. ing. Jimmy served overseiMi ^ at being disqualified on one of a a clean kill at the first volley. is expected on the West Side. The have worked to put i. across, with ■ ■ ni MORNING WORSHIP—10:45. Scotch Bj^giment. Mrs. Amanda Davies of Baldwin, crowd that had beoi booing and program will start at 6:30 and last little expense as possible, I am sorry to sky that, the Horse­ Andorra, Andorra—Youthao< thtoei L. L, is spending several weeks with jeering him. tiny R ^ blic marched on ,Paflto«;:i until 8:30. | Every year the local post is of­ shoe match between'Mbaa-Ypres and A Brief Summer Service, her slater. Miss '>^ctorla Hiiding and New Haven—Professor Raymond ment and demanded the right ■ p i­ fered hundreds of dollars by differ- the y . F. W.’B which was tofie play­ family, at the HUding homestead. P. Doug^ertj, Yale Orientalist and vots. The demand was reject^ aod.« fiveryone Welcome. World trade has fallen so low ent carnival companies for the use ed last night had to be postpoz^- Miss Alberta HUding is the guest curator of the Sterling Memorial 11- Parliament was taken by that more than one out of every of their names, which every offer is We don’t want “Cim” iPetersoo ' to of her upde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. brary, found hangingig ^ m a tree by Wheh the *’Rebeto’’/ca m e CMt,< five ships ef the world’s tonnage is j turned down. The post p?»na to run think we are getting ne^us or TIpBk. la Brooklyn, N. T. laid up. liays who had jotoed seaichinf carried a writ gtvtog tlnia ;ihF<4 ,4 : Its own carnival and the proceeds something—^but owing to two of eiir CMiissa Ih Pendleton accom- parties. frasro. MANUttATSTBR EVENING HERALf), MANUHE5TER, GUNN., SATURDAY, ?U LY 15,1985. pAUfii f ”UUfc I? fKanrlrratpr side of the room we should come out may avoid contact with speakeasy I Behind the Scenes in r at the same door fiom^which we stuff; then have the jul^ erected Afar. Roosevelt Isn’t the Only CdUector Boat Prints now emerge having gone round the with both B*! la it end so muidi Stinting Hrralit' other side of the same room. mint in the glass that it will di^pe U U1 iliiu With this possible difference that over the sides. Held it up to the WASHINGTON HBRALJ} PKUmNO COMPANY. INC. light and watch the rhlme form on IS B tu eli StrM t we might occasionally find ourselves Mbncrie8t«r, Conn. with a governor possessing, like the glassy Inhale its delightful b u t c h e r u r g e s n e w g r o u p ^was selling at $99 simply ;beea of humanity it was the Julep. We I Herald WashingtoD Correspondent. recent evening borrowed a s ocelot and walked out with it is his arms. Per Month, by mail ...... -BV lation to the relative quality of Leg­ have seen. Washington, July 15. — Many bin^le coblee new names are being entered on He is still convalescing thoogb be J't*li vete<1. one year ...... SV.DO islative and gubernatorial appoint­ the scrolls of fame here these days, mnnaged to strangle the ooeloc. MEMBRR*OF VHE ASSOCIATED ments to Judgeships is, as we have DIBTT HANDS. but there ought to be special medals PRES- asserted, based on sheer assumption. Harry Rosen and his wife Anna I for one small group of men whose Many Trade Routes i'he Associated Press .s excJffsivel.v “On land and sea,** says a wall of the Bronx became interested in outstandi^ performances have entitled to the use .or rennhlicatlon His position. with relation to the inscription crossing the auditorium or sll news dlsDattjh.e credited to It caused the most widespread amaze­ or not otherwise credited tr this district court scheme is baaed on a “money machine” called to their ment. above the stage where the recovery uaper and also the t eal news nub* pure theory. But, since he hangs attention by “Professor Blum,” Eccentricity .still lives. These fel­ hearmgs are being held and sur­ llslied herein. lows stand out from among their mounting a mural map of tbs world All rights ot republlcation oi the district courts on the same peg “Jimmie” and “CharUe.” With it contemporaries like so many ger­ with al' its trade routes, "the lanes special dispatches herein are also rs* the professor “bleached” a dollar served. with the method of appointments, aniums in a snowbank, and it’s of man’s commercial enterprise that aspect of the problem can be bill, placed it against a $10 bill and, small smd exclusive club thesr^l have marked the progress of civil­ iruJl service client ot N E A Ser* behold! there were two ten dollar have if they ever organize one. At­ ization. ' vice. Inc. dismissed untH either the chief Jus­ And hundreds of sweltering peo­ bills. You could do it, the profes­ tention is herewith called to: Publisher’s Representative: The tice or some one else has shown Vice President John Nance Gar­ ple watch directly beneath it the Julius Mathews -Speci A gency— New some small reason for believing that sor explained, with much bigger | ner, the member of the administra­ first step in the Industrial phase of York. Chicago. Deirolf and Boston. America’s new program of economic a governor is better qualified to bUls. tion who turned down an offer of i 162,000 a year to talk five minutes nationalism. &1E.MBEH AUDIT BUREAU OF pick good Judges than a legislature, Finally Rosen went to the bank, I Cl KCm.ATloNS. week over the radio. “I wish,” groaned one of the or that he is in the least likely to be drew out all his sa-vings, $16,840, and chiefs of the Muscle Shoals-Ten- the Ueraii Prlntlug Company, Inc. Dr. Arthur E. Morgan, chairman assumes no Cnanciai resp< aalbtlity any freer from political influences. the party started to increase the ot the Tennessee Valiev Authority, nessee valley project as he com­ plained of the pressure from politics, for typograpnicai errore appearing in value of the money on the machine. and boss of Muscle Shoals, whose ad vertisemepta In the Manchester conscience as a public servant special Interests and job hunters, Evening Herald. HITLER AT DEAD EXD. It was a mass production affair and caused him to dehver to the attor­ “that this thing were or a desert island — or that wo were.” SATURDAY, JULY 15. The German picture is not an easy the professor put a lot of $100 and | ney general a statement of all prop­ $1,000 bills— the Rosens’—^into it, erty owned by nimself and his wife. one to see from this distance and Squirrel Cage Offloers WE DISSENT. covered it over, told Rosen to leave I Opposed Child Labor when the color and the drawing do President Henry W. Kendall of Some Jobs have been obtained in There Is no doubting the complete become reasonably distinct under the covers on for twelve hours, and the Kendall Manufacturing Com these “New Deal” emergency or­ sincerity of Chief Justice Maltbie of went out to “bleach” some more pany, operator of northern and ganizations by strangers who sim­ some specially intense light there ply- walked into offloes, squatted, the Connecticut Supreme Court of small bills. When the professor southern textile mills, who urged at is likely to be considerable difficulty the first industrial recovery hear­ down and went to work. In several Errors in his campaign againat the in interpreting their meaning. But and his friends didn’t come back ing that the cotton mills be required instances the squatters soon seemed method of appointing Judges of the Rosen uncovered the machine. It to make minimum wages and maxi­ to become indispensable to the men in the midst of the incomprehensible higher up. state’s minor courst—and asfhinst contained a couple of dollar bills and | mum hours apply to cleaners and and shifting patterns of the kalei­ outside help as weU as operatives Most of the administration head­ state’s minor courts—and against doscope there has seemed to be, of some blotting paper. and that women and minors be ex­ quarters have resembled squirrel present constituted. But even a Now the point of the story is that I cluded from night work. cages with the squirrels running in late, one repeating effect. It looks diferent directions, but sufident chief Justice of the Supreme Court the Rosens rushed straight to the President E. G. Buckland of the very much as if Brother Hitler, hav New York, New Haven and Hart­ order has been attained so that ap­ may not be Infallible; be may even police and demanded that the cops plicants now must command some ing successfully evolved for himself excavating, 'from poisoning by gas ford railroad, who refused J. P at times be illogical; and in this get back their money. And the Morgan’s offer of United Corpora­ nolitical backing in the usual man­ a degree of absolute power un­ produced by metal like gold and matter of minor court appointments police are supposed to lose their tion stock a t $76 a share when it ner. equaled by that of any individual in silver that has been buried for sev­ it is our bumble lay opinion that if sleep, if necessary, to catch the| Europe—^not excepting Stalin and HEALTH -DIET ADVICE en years. W hat causes this poison the chief Justice were put through swindlers. g a s?” * broths and soups made of vege­ certainly not n Duce~-bas suddenly BY DR. FRANK McCOY Answer: There is no poisonous the use of gellatin three times a wringer much moisture would As a m atter of fact, why should I 6. ily for two or three days before tables. You could use pursed vege­ fallen into panic fear of the thing QnestloiiB io regard to Health and Diet gas« produced by gold and silver, o tt the teeth are- extracted. This tables, which are vegetables cook­ pour the rollers the law be under the iligfbtest ob-1 will be answered by Dr. McCoy who can even though they have been be has created and with which be usually prevents bleeding, as the ed until tender and then put The nub of the Maltbie position, ligation to come to the relief of peo­ be addressed in care of this paper. En­ buried for years. There are gases has not the remotest idea what blood will coagulate easily. After through a coarse sieve. close stamped, self-addreeeed envelope, of other origin sometimes present which is the position of practically ple who lose money in any such en- the teeth have been extracted, it all of these critics of* the minor to do. for reply. in mines, which might be harm' Cranberries were orlglaelly celled ^ u * u ♦ ■ terprlee as that? For our part ful, such as carbon-dioxide or car­ will be necessary to go on a but cran^berries; the fruit is teme on courts, is that the Legislature is During the whole of bis short convinced that the bon-monoxide gases, or even sul liquid diet until the gums have tends around the nail with an out­ a curved stalk which suggests the bound to make bad appointmente of spectacular political career Herr INJURIES AND INFECTIONS OF4 pburlc or natural gases. Where healed jufficieptly to chew on. You criminal law should differ in the line something like a capital “C .” neck of a crane. Hitler has dealt in glittering gen­ THE HAND there is a danger of such poison could use plenty of milk, meat local Judges because political con leaiit from the civil law in the prin- When the inflammation reaches ous gases being present, it is ad siderationa control its actions, but eralities. He has had absolutely no Any injury or infection of the the stage where pua is formed, the ciple that a plaintiff must come into | visable to take a canary down in pus may get in between the nail that a governor, by and with the economic program. His genius is court with clean bands. bands may have very eerioue a cage, as a canary would be pol root and its bed, lifting the nail consent of the same Legislature, for politics; politics wholly divorced coDsequencee. One doctor has soned more quickly than a human and causing pain. The pain le eorne etated that be would rather have being, and one would, therefore, would be bound to make good ap from any economic objective. His times relieved by soedclng in hot appendidtie than an infection of b) able to Judge whether the gases pointments, because be would be political success has not only been water or applying hot packe; bow< WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. hie band. When lb* hand le in­ were present. , free of political considerations. amaklng, it has completely outrun jured, there ia usually a short time ever, it is a wise plan to have a IN NEW YORK doctor examine the nail as he Unless that assumption can be bis capacity to make use of it in the when no work can be done; if ii is crippled 10 much that the would know whether the linger (Soft Foods When Teeth Funeral Directors shown to be something more than only way that possibly could bring ■bould be opened for draining away Extracted) By PAUL HARRISON movement is limited, as occurs with ESTABLISHED 58 YEARS an assumption the case of the critics permanent satisfaction to bis people arthritis, the patient finds it bard the pus. Healing alwayi follows Queitlon; B. U. L. writes: 'T am New York, July 15.—Most epl breaks down a t tbs start; and yet or security to himself. to fiiake a living; and, 11 the more quickly where drainage is going to have all my teeth taken cures, and all veteran members of good. out and would like very much your CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. we have never seen, in any of Judge Having seized all the power of the use of the hand ie loit forever, the Uederkranz tinging society of the patient ie greatly handicapped advice on bow to prepare for it and ; Maltbie’s numerous attacks on the nation Hitler is now, flabbergasted, the diet to go on after they are all P h on e: OfOee 617JL : idanbattan, know the name of Emil through the remainder of hie life. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Robert K. Anderson I existing system, even an attempt to making speeches demanding that The bands ere needed for so out.’’ Residence 7494 Trey. But few other people outside Answer: To avoid the possibility Funeral Director * demonstrate the truth of tbs pro' business, which be has deprived of many of our common actions, such (Polsoaed Gases In Mine) of Van W ert, O., where be lives, as eating, working,' a;.d even Question: Mr. C. writes: “I want of too much bleeding, I have ' mile. Judge Maltbie and those every scrap of its freedom of action, know that he ii the inventor, or die holding the newspaper you are to know how to protect men, when found it a good plan to rocommend who reason along this line xxierely DOW proceed to solve the economic coverer, of Llederkrane cheese, the reading, in order to keep the use assert that court officials selected [problems of the nation. He hasn’t the only American variety to get an In- of your hands you should careful­ UmaUonal repuUtlon. (What usu­ by a governor would be of a better remotest idea what is to be done to ly treat any minor wounds. Even ally Is called ^’American cheese” is thou^ the injury seems trivial, it restore employment and a normal grade than those sslsetsd by a Isg really En^lih (^eddar). may become the seat of » islature. They do not take tliu exlitence, so be commende business Mr. Frey, who le getting along In oui infection which, if neglect- trouble to produce any svldencs to to go ahead do It, Which years now, came to New York tbei briQ» about■ 1the am- arm. that effect, let alone proof. shows pretty conclusively that Herr sTi.s?' ;kM 3‘ siur/e^^l In today’s s M article . « I tu. am fotog Hitler has luddenly become afraid mony commemorating the fortieth We take tbs liberty of rejecting tt deecrlbe to you some of the the premise. We will even go so of the cars, so to ipeak. anniveriary of bis triumph. It seeme molt common condition! thnt mny that back in the early nineties he far as to say that the appointments How long it will take bis mlttlone wae about the only cheese-maker affect the bands: of minor court Judges by the Lsgls of worshippers to realize that their who believed the various procssses Eczsma affecting the ; ill; The most frequent nail disorder le lature as a result of tbs “sbameful” idol has not only feet of day but a could be reduced to a controlled science, instead of a myeterlous Mt probably ^------—caueed by eczema which deals In tbs recent ssssloq are bet­ bead of wood there li no knowing of Ood occurring only in a few fa- spreads from the adjacent ikin us- ter appointments and mors credit­ But it can’t be long now. And vored looalltiee. sue and attacks the should the children able to tbs state than some of those when they do sense tbs fact that this The truth is that Frey wee try- ing a ewelllng and painful throb ing to make Umburger out of blng around the naif. In s: -era ec^ to other positions mads by Oovsmor icreamlng puppet, with all the American materials when, quite by ^.^jna the entire nail may be lost Cross and with which tbs Legisla­ authority in the world, hasn’t even accident, be cams upon a piquant tl.ere may be a thickening of the ture had little or nothing to do. a glimmering of a notion bow to em new flavor. He made up a quantity vvblch turns to a yellow color Judge Maltbie occupies in this ploy it for their good, it is going to of this and gave it to a delloateeeen and curves over the end of the fin* man named A. Todi to see whether be Just too bad for Hitler end bis ger like a claw. ' state a position where be is almost it would sell. Mr. Todl, In turn, Arthritis Is probably ths most beyond criticism. If be regards It political next of kin. sent some to the famous German serious common disorder which EAT IT? as bis duty to convince tbs people Xt will be a very surprising thing lin in g loolety. The members liked affects ths bands as it causes a It, ordered nibre, sang Its praises of Connecticut that they have in Indesd if Hitler and his assodate sevsrs crippling and snlargsmsnt until the obsess was named after of the finger joints. Not pnl. leaders, before next Tbenkegiving, competent or unworthy men on the their organization. Is the function or movement losi PARENTS, particularly mothers, art paying a lot of attention to ehildren*d benches of their local courts be ari not dtber trembling fugitives but the patleni, is agonlzsd by TnmstUe Magic might even, in bis unassallablo from tbs Reich or merely disembod tbo painful inflammation. Local diet these days. For it is far more economical and pleasant to keep a child Meanderings: John Mulholland, treatments art of vsry little velue place, go iu far as to indicate eomo led msmorlss. the magidan, amuiee blmeelf and In overcoming arthritis or ^en well by feeding him correctly than by nursing and doctoring him back to of the more flagrant Inetaneei of in- amazes subway station guards by eczema. Though these dleorderi competency or unwortbinsss—or JULEPS. putting his ricksl in tbs turnstile eometlmei affect the hands, they slot, passing through, then reaching cannot actually be considered die healthi even one instance. Even in his Zrvln Cobb end H. ^ Mencken are back and apparently extracting it easea of tbs hands but urs of a high estate as tbs most Imposing from the machine, flometlmei he supposed to bf engaged la a running systomatlo nature and must be figure in Connecticut's Judiciary the controversy over tbs mint Julsp retendi to let four or five frlende 8brougb on the eame coin, and such treated as such. Of course in ease of doubt the doctor should be eoneulted regardias Chief Justice is still open to ehal Cobb is accredited with dsdarlng a performance always brtog an Felons are inflammations which Isnge ^ show that, In bis belittle that to put brandy into a Julep iti angry change-booth attendant on may affect the finger tip to ward the underside, the infection what a child should eat and what he should not eat. But do you realize msnt of the minor court Judges, be the run Mulnolland then placates like putting tomato ketcup in iced u.-ually ocourriog through a small Is not indulging in generalities that him with a half dollar tip. At least that the leading manufacturers of food now seek the advice and approval tea—the enchanted drink should be ths man thinks it’s a hau dollar un­ Wound suoh as h pin prick. The are incapable of reduction Into spe made only with bourbon. A t which til hs sxamlnss it and finds a pises skin may close together on the dfle cases. Mencken ie reputed to have scoffed of aluminum bsarlng the naagldan’s outoldo looklni la the Infeotlve of the leading liutritional authorities in the country, relative to the claims materiel which eontlnues to spread Even if he were able to point out aasertlng that it Is sheer barbarism name and hat-and-rabbit Insignia, . , . Fsw recognissd Dr. Jam ss H. within the enoloied ipace. The they make for their products in their advertising? particular Judges or particular to use anything but rye. He would Kimball at the theater the other end of tbo finger swelli’, turns red courts that did not measure up to have dwdt at greater length on the night. New York’s chief meteor­ and throbs. At first the part is the Supreme Court's idea of what subject only, so be said—this was in ologist, and advisor to all Atlantic hard, red and firm, but after pui flyers, he’s Internationally known by forme a softening takes place, llie an inferior court should be, it would New York—he had to hurry awny name, but very seldom seen. His danger of a negleoted felon is In other words, food advertisements are reliable sources of htforma^ still be up to Judge Maltbie, as lead­ and get a train for Baltimore “to only ambition, bosldsr oollsctlng that part of tbo bone may die, er of the critics, to establish at least watch the banging of a man who more weather date is to go up in a Md It takes oonslderable time be­ tlon regarding diet. They are based upon the results of the latest ap­ balloon . . . Nelson Doubleday, the A probability that Judges and courts put bourbon whiskey in a Julep.” fore the deed bone will work it publisher, is six feet, five inohes tall, •elf out; even then the finger ie proved edentifle discoveries about vitamins, minerals and roughage, in re­ would be better if the governor This is a subject far too esoteric and fond of declaring he wae nour­ distorted in shape. The best treat­ picked the appointees. We very for intrusion by a New Englander ished on glreffe’i mUk . . . George ment is to consult a doctor as lation to vigorous bodies, clear complexions, sound teeth and properly much doubt that he can do anything but if we fell back on the reliable S. Kaufman, the playwright, can’t eoor as this type of infrotloa is tell you what the “S.“ stands for. He noticed for the finger may have of the kind. old Webster we find that the Julep Just put it there to “sort of round to be opened and dralncJ. regulated systems. Whence do the Judges of the minor can still be a Julep though made out u e name’* . . , Jerome Kem Splinters under the nail occur t courts come? They come from with either brandy or whiskey; alec and Deema Taylor are the only two most frequently with childrsn. oompoeers of importince who were among aspirants for the Jobs. we have it on the authority of Usually the splinter foroes dirt So read these advertisements carefully. Consult your doctw about bom in New York City . . . And and bacteria into, the wound. Pui Whence would .they come if the bom New Englander who la a far Harry Woods la the only Harvard J may collect, causing pain. The governor appointed? They would day knew a little about such things man of prominence In Tin Pen All majority of splinters may be re­ riiem. Very often the advertiser invites you to do this because he has Broadway sees little of him " come from among the aspirants junt that if you wanted, in the old times, moved by applying an antiseptic He ipends most of hie time and then ueln^ a sterilized needle asked authorities, whom your doctor respects, about statements made in the same. From the same crowd. to get a really marvelous Julep you cotmuy maklitf up, in his heed, point. Sometimos it la not easy to And to whom would the governor bad it concocted not by a Marykuk times luoh ea ”^ e n th# Red, Red Robin-,” “A Little Klee Bach remove all the bite of splinter turn for advice as to which aspirant colonel nor a Kentucky negro but those advertisements. Morning,’’ and “Tty a little Tender­ a t home end, if the flng * oirohe, in each case to select? To, of ler but by a gallus Connecticut bar ness.” He has done about 6 ' like : is an indication that further treatment is needed. In lome eabes course, bis political advisers in the keep who knew enough to use two those. . . .There are six H arv^ the doctor may have to cut out community in which the court is parts of bourbon and one part ot men well known in the theater: Wlnthrop Ames, '^intern Freedley, >. small part of the nail and doanse located—to the politicians. To three-star Hennessey. But bow do Robert E . Sherwood, B^hvard Shel­ the pan, Iff other easee simply precisely the same kind of advisers, we know? don, Lee Simonson and Elliot Oahot soaking the nail in hot wal^r le of value, provided the splinter has not and in almost every instance the However, out of far off memories —the latter, of the iq^ty Poston Cabots. . . .Yale has e q ^ y strong penetrated too deeply. I same individuals, who dre now con we do venture on this suggestion. Hmtitoater Eufttittg reprssentation with men like Philip Paronychia: This is also known i suited as to the appointments by If you are detemrined to have per Barry, Jed Harris, Charles Hop­ as a **run-aroimd” and is an In- flemmatlon which may start from I the Legislature. sonal dealings with a Julep first wait kins, Dwight Deere Wiman, Vin­ cent Lawrence and Doiudd Ogden a hangnail. The iwelling usual­ I Tf] other words, going around one tin prohibition ia over so that you Stewart- ly b e i ^ at one side hut ex- t ■V ■

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a<. meters, transformers, turbines plying a necessity which people thing that will make it easier for MOBth With U « I west hack to eon- and generators, are assessed, not must buy whether times are good or him to g(Able us up.” HOIS. SOmOIBERC tinue my dramatie studies in Boston. SAYS RATE CASE HERE at fl^ cost, but at a lesser figure bad; and, therefore, you must never After oltlng the fact that the We went baek together d|^hi, later, WANTS inmm representing ‘fair market value;’ have high earnings;’ so in good times Hartford Bleetrle Light company, and 1 tried to k e^ house. He laugh­ and thxu for such items our assess­ our earnings are not big like other in the past ten I’ears, has n^ade sub­ ed at me. ment values are less than the book industries. stantial reductions In rates charged SEEDNCDnfOXCE “We took a trip to Honolulu as a TOCETnEaui AIMED AT RORABACK figures which must always show “It follows, of course, that if we consumers, Mr. Ferguson expressed honeymoon. From that time on I , original cost. can have only moderate earnings in his appreciation for being accorded knew there was no use tryi^ to “ Ckmtrarlwlse, on our real estate, good times, we must continue to the privilege of addreasing the meet­ make a go of it? so I returned to cost of an additional use they might our assessment values are higher have them in poor times as well. ing. He concluded with the state­ F ife of Former Wreodmg dramatic school and was graduated Famous Nordist Gires Hk Samnel Fergnson, Preddeot wish to make. than our book values in most in­ Otherwise, no one would be willing ment that any dissatisfied customer a year ago.” Reason for Surcharge. « to invest their money in power had only to come to his office with After dramatic school she said she stances, because of the ;fact that his complaint and every effort “8—This has been accomplished land was purchased or .buildings houses and pole lines, and it is played in a stock company in the OpnioB of What Sbouli essentisd that they should be will­ would be made to reach an imder- Champiofl Is Now a Star of Manchester Electric by billing aU enefgy, whether used built before tbe period of high Berkshirai, tried the New York ing to do so, as otherwise, how could standlng. Persons unable to pay for light or power, at the lower pow­ prices. For Instance. The land on stage, tried modeling, and then took we build tbe new lines and power bills due to unemplo3nnent and tbe mtheMoyies. Be Done WiA Gangstersl er price, and sulding to this power Pearl street, where our main office depression, be said, would also re­ a movie film test. Co. States Court Battle bouses which a growing city con­ “I felt I was getting somewhere,” price a surcharge of such an amount and substation is located, cost lu stantly calls for. Our dividends ceive the full co-operation of the that it, plus the power charge, will she commented, “but the thought of $83,000. It is reported to the state should be a n d ^ e liberal, but we company in maint^ing service in someone finding out my secret Was Started in BeGef amount to a proper lighting figiure year after year at that scune figure always, over a period of years, call the emergency. Los Angeles, July Ih.—(AP) — New York, July 16.—(AP) — it for such kilowatt hours, as are \ised of $83,000, but no one would claim on our stockholders for more new Judith Allen, 21-year-old featured haimted me. I thought it was only will “be a very fortunate and com­ for light. Because less light is used that to be a fair figure to use as a money than we give them in divi­ player of the films, disclosed today fair to tell Gary about Giis. I want fortable day for the people of Roraback Was at Head of in a small than in a large home, it basis for taxation. It is valued by dends. So you see that we have to that she is considering a divorce it understood* that any gossip-col­ country when some kidnaper sits was only fair to those who live in the assessors at $331,000 and we from Gus Sonnenberg, heavyweight umn linking our names was merely maintain our earnings even if we down in the electric chair,” in the small houses to make his surcharge pay taxes on that figure rather would like to drop them, which we A Thought wrestler. that—gossip. the Company. opinion of Eklmund Pearson, Amet- less than for a larger house. than on our book figure of $83,000, don’t. ’The former Boston society girl “I’m sorry Gus talked, but Pm which we report to the state. (Marie Eliot before her marriage) ica’s foremost writer on real life “As a result, the essential mlni- 12,000 Show Earnings glad this masquerading is over.” imum lighting requirements of small “You can thiu see that the fact Show us thy mercy, O Lord, and said she had used the name Allen crimes. Samuel Ferguson, president of or large houses work out to be at that our costs as reported to the “You probably picture big earn­ thus grant us ttiy ealvatlen/— and also Mari Colman in motion pic­ “The crime of kidnaping is*one tbe Manchester Electric Company, exactly the same rate; and each also state do not agree with our assess­ ings rolling into the treasury of a Psalms 85:7. ture work. which cannot be explained by pep- prosperous company and being ois- ple who try to account for all crime blasted tbe idea that the electric obtain their power at the same pow' ment figures is not an indication of Sonnenberg’s resentment over WAPPING er rate. For instance, tsdce two moral delinquency, nor an effort to trlbuted as dividends to rich people Wc hand folks over ' to God’s Miss Allen’s name being linked in on the ground that it is a matter of companies under his management who could just as well get along houses of 1,000 and 2,000 square feet take advantage of the public in the mercy, and show none ourselves.— film gossip columns with that of Miss Laura and Norman Palmer sudden passion or impulse,” said with leas, but this is not the case. obtained political favors because of each using fifty kilowatt hours for matter of rates; taxes naturally George Eliot. Gary Cooper, the six foot Montanan of Waltham and Boston, Mass., are Pearsem. ^ ’The true picture is like this: There some connection between them and power or light in excess of the min­ must be based on our cost, which spending a week with their uncle ‘Tt is a piece of cvefully thought are 12,000 people who have turned who drawled his way into stardom, imum kilowatt hours, necessary for represents stockholders’ or bond­ led to tbe disclosure of her identity and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. out and calculated deviliabness. TOe J. Henry Roraback, Connecticut’s over their savings to the company Valentine of Pleasant Valley. their light. holders’ money and equity devoted HIKE TO BOLTON as the wrestler’s wife. kidnaper plana to extort money Ity Republican leader, when he ad­ to be used in building, plant and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. torturing people. The men who “In the 1,000 square foot house to the service of the public. Miss Eliot married the one time dressed' the City Properly Own' lines to serve the commimlty. Boys of the Manchester play- Adams, who were residents of plan kldnapinga ought never to be ers* Protective Lestgue in Hartford the area charge of 80 cents pliu the “You also hear talk of still an­ Among these 12,000 there are, of Dartmouth football player at the Wapping for several years, where other value called ‘reproduction groimd spent the day at Bolton Lake allowed outside of prison again.” this week. In trying to trace the power price of 4 cents for the 20 course, some rich people who own age of 19. Mr. Adams was the butter maker at value,’ but that is something which under the super, .sion of playgroimd Pe8u*son believes swift and sure origin 'of the Roraback story Mr. kilowatt hours used for light, make many shares, but most of them are Sonnenberg*at one time billed as the Wapping creamery, but who pusisbment, particularly of mur­ a total charge for these 20 kilowatt doesn’t affect you oqe way or the director Walter Kittel, who was as­ world’s heavyweight champion Ferguson said the rate case stirred wage earners and people of smtdl sisted by life guard Dick Chapman, have moved to Woodstock, Vermont, derers, offers a solution of the up in Manchester was instigated by hours of light of $1.60 or 8 cents other. I don’t even know what it is means. The dividends they receive wrestler, gave away the Identity of recently visited Mrs. Adams’ father, crime problem, citing the example per kilowatt hour. The fifty addi­ in our case and have never tried to Peter Server and E. Salmanson. I^refeasor Albert Levitt and was represent the wages paid them for ’The boys left Manchester at 9 a. his wife as he lay in St. Vincent’s J. F. Wooster and her sister Mrs. of England and Canada. Ten years directed against Mr. Roraback. tional kilowatt hours are at the 3- figure it out. Consequently, it obvi­ the service they have rendered in hospital recovering from the effects Edith Cooke both of Goshen, (jonn. of murder trial study, also has cent power rate as is also any more ously is not a factor which enters m. and hiked to Boltcm. The main ”^ t I got hit Instesid of Mr. building the system which serves features on the way up were songs of a bout with Jim Browning Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. James M. Preston convinced the historian *'f the Liz­ he might use. into the price which I charge you. RorUback,” said Mr. Ferguson, you, and it will, I think, surprise and comic pranks by A. Kurlowicz. nesday night. motored to Vernon to the home of zie Borden murder case and other “In the 2,000 square foot house Not Favored Pets “and every time I meet him now he you to know the amount of. these Walter Kittel had a fine program Got No Answer Misr Mary Hills, who returned with sensaticmal American crimes that 80 the area charge of $1.60 plus the “Don’t get the idea that the util­ laughs and asks “How is my sub­ wages.' The average amount of our for the boys. There were boat He told friends he was tired of them for a visit at their home. or 90 per cent of persons formally ities are favored pets in respect to stitute today?’’ power price of 4 cents for the forty stockholders’ wage is less than $4 races, water sports, swimming, having his wife's name linked with Sherman Collins son of Mr. and accua^ of murder are guilty. Mr. Ferguson defended stoutly kilowatt hours used for light, make taxes. We pay on our real estate per week. When you think of two races, and a baseball game between Cooper’s in a Hollywood movie gos­ Mrs. Asher A. Collins celebrated his However, Pearson does not be­ the jiutice of and the equitable a total charge for these forty kilo­ and persona] property exactly as million dollars distributed as divi­ the East and West Side boys. The sip column. Further, he said, he re­ fifth birthday on Thursday after­ lieve that all convictions are proper basis of the area charge for use of watt hoiirs of light of $3.20, or again you are expected to—with this one dends it seems tremendous, but East Side won by a score of 8-4. ceived no answer when he sent a noon when a party of 18 relatives or that hll verdicts of “not guilty” electricity. He was before the 3 cents per kilowatt hour, and again difference—that the assessors sure- when you divide this among 12,000 A special fishing party was made dozen roses to Miss Allen’s apart­ and friends ga^ered at bis home are mistakes. league to ankWer a series of 10 the fifty additional kilowatt hours l;- do cover our personal property stockholders and find that they re­ up and taken to a '3ecluded spot to m ent where, a fine dinner prepared by “A great many guilty people get questions that had been propound­ are furnished for 3 cents. in a thorough-going mdimer not ceive on the average only $4 per try their luck. Of the. seven would- Miss Allen was asked about the Sheririan’s mother was enjoyed by otl scot-free—there’s little doubt of Fee for Privilege. ed in order to satisfy the questions usually followed in the case of in­ week for making possible our elec­ be fishermen only two caught fish, truth of the report as she sat on a all present. that. On tbe other hand I could of a group of Hartford users of “I know that it is hard to follow dividuals where a nominsd declara­ tric service, it does not seem un­ one a bullhead caught by H. Cole­ set where a picture is being made James Burnham of Rutherford, cite many acquittals which were e le c t ^ t y . figures given verbally, and therefore, tion is the common practice. reasonable; and to reduce this wage man, and A. Kurkowicz caught a a’ a movie studio. N. J., has been the guest of his quite correct — in the famous Hall- will not go further with them. Just “This is enough to answer the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Erastus D. Mr. Ferguson cited figures in would create much hardship among seven-inch perch but hr mistook it “ I don't want to hurt Gus” , she Mills trial, for instance. It’s my try and -remember that the fiat charge of keeping- two sets of Burnham. He is at present at his defense of the area charge for do­ thousands who are dependent upon for a bass and threw ii back into replied, “But I do not love him, and opinion all three of the defendants mestic electricity stating tha* it is charge is not something for noth­ books.’’ it for their daily bread. the lake. brother’s cottage at White Sands were entirely innocent — and the all I can do, I suppose, is to obtain beach, Lyme, at Edwin Burnham’s. “noteworthy that of the five com­ ing, but is the fee you pay for the Regarding Earnings Just before leaving a vote was Jury foimd it out. Juries are better pri'^ege of having your light billed Saves Local Ownership a divorce. The special town meeting will be panies who top the list and give the In answering, the question of “There is another reason why we taken and every boy declared he at discovering the truth than tte at a 4-cent power price instead of “We were married in the Little held this evening at 7:30 at the novelists would have you believe. most service to their customers, “while we are losing our homes in must not reduce our dividends if it bad a fine time and wanted many Church Around the Comer in New at a reasonable light price which the depression you continue to make more hikes of this t^-pe. Wapping school hall. “When a Jury brings in a first de­ each and every one have in their can possibly be avoided: It is be­ New York, March 12, 1931. Ned would be twice as much. large dividends?” Mr. Ferguson de­ Director Kittel also took the boys Mrs. William Page of Schenec­ gree verdict in a murder case, and rate schedules some . jit of mi area cause of Che danger of such a course Pearson, now a New York banker, “When we introduced the area clare) that the earnings of tbe to the Squaw’s Cave and explained tady, New York, returned home when the higher court approves the or room charge, while at the bot­ to the continuance of our inde­ was best man, and one of my former Saturday after visiting her parents, tom of the list are those companies charge, we reduced the meter price Hartford Electric Light company pendent existence. I have for the Its history. He also gave a short murder verdict — the chances of from 10 cents to 6 cents per kllp- this year should be somewhat less talk on first aid and camping. school chums, Lillian Grob, was Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Parker, her error are small." who stin try to sell electricity as last ten years fought off the vari­ bride’s maid. My mother and father, daughter Patricia Ann, remained they would sugar or beans at a watt hours at the same time. The than 7M per cent. This, he assert­ ous holding companies who wanted Transportation home was supplied Pearson holds that it virtually is Mr. and Mrs. John D. Elliot— they with her grandparents for a visit. impossible for an innocent man to uniform commodity price, or grad­ net result of this move was a re­ ed, was not large for jiormal times to acquire the company, and thank by Mr. Busch and tbe party arrived duction in our income of $100,000, are now in Providence, R. 1., where The Federate Sunday school are be “ railroaded,” to the eleotrlo uated only as to quantity. but is more than other industries goodness, so far I have succeeded, in Manchester at 6:30 p. m. but this was quickly made up by my father is a merchandising execu­ to hold their annual picnic next chair. In citing the list Mr. Ferguson are earning today. He explak 'xl but if our dividends are reduced, the reason of the increased use our cus­ tive—^were there, too.” Wednesday, July 19, at Elizabeth pointed out that the “only measure tbe earnings with the following market value of our s^ck will drop Ten thousand tons of bottles of tomers made of 6-cent electricity in­ How They Met Park. The dinner committee is as we have as to the degree the cus­ statement: below Its real value and this would medicine are used annually by the stead of tbe former 10-cent fii^re. The film player said they met In follows: Chairman, Mrs. Hattls BENEFIT DANCE tomers benefit from the system is “Other industries in good times give any of the big holding com­ 12,000,000 persons covered by na­ This increase use lowered our costs, Boston through mutual friends. Lane, Mrs. Ruth L. Dewey, Mrs. the amount they usu hers as com­ earn large returns and lay up big panies, an opportunity to buy the tional health insurance In England. and we gradually came down to the “When I met Gus he was cham- Harriett Abbey, Miss Dora Foster, The Sup-Alpine will run a bene­ pared with elsewhere.’’ surpluses that carry them over poor stock for less than its true value, and Albert E. Stiles. The games fit dance next Friday, July 3 at the present rate which is a fixed charge ion and a glamorous figure to me,” “I submit,’’ he declared, “that times. If they didn’t, they would be and I would be powerless to stop it Louis Braille, a blind musician of committee is Rev. David Carter and Bub-Alplne club on Eldrldge street. of 80 cents per 1,000 square feet ‘bust’ today, but the law does not So, unless you want to see an ab- Paris, invented Braille, the system EUss Allen said. “I was 19 and such evidence of good results plus 4 cents for twenty kilowatt Mrs. Orennon, and the transporta­ The Alpine has had a hayd time permit us to do tbe same. It says, affairs, don’t urge us to do any- of printing books and music by em­ thought I fell in love with him. tion committee Is Walter H. Smith should not be lightly disregarded hours per 1,000 square feet with all meeting expenses and hope this will ‘You are a protected monopoly sup­ sentee landlord take control of local bossing dots, over a century ago. *‘Well, It didn’t work. After a and David.Burnham. any more than you would disregard excess above these few kilowatt be a success. your doctor lieMuse srou didn’t like hours billed at 8 cents. the taste of the medicine he pre­ scribed. He does not choose it to Equitable Results. annoy, but because from his study “This rate brings very equitable of medicine he knows that it results on the usage of any 13- should be helpful." month period though, of course, Area Oliarfe Braeflolal there are occasional oases that look Mr. Ferguson stated that he like rank Injustice, such as when a could not only Justify the area house Is closed for most of a month, ehltfge 'as equitable baaed on costa or some other unusual circumstance; of the Hartford Electric Light but as a whole, customers get more Company, but could “demonstrate for their money under this system conclusive” that through this here than In most places in the method of billing the customers of country, and nowhere has there been Hartford have benefitted tremen­ such a percentage drop In price In dously compared with customers In the last ten years as right here in other sections of the country where Hartford. the rate area charge has not been Denies Roraback Control. uaed. Mr. Ferugson Issued a flat denial “Z hope that your chairman,” he of the truth of the statement that J. added “will make me prove both of Henry Roraback and the Connecti­ these assertions. .We have data cut Eleotrlo Service company, that must be convincing to any one through secret stock-ownership, con­ who will study It. The utility ex­ trols Hartford Eleotrlo Light com­ ecutive then summarised the salient pany. A list of stockholders of facts In oonneotlon with the area Hartford Eleotrlo Light, be said, charges as follows: shows that only thirty persons own “1—Because of the fact that na­ more than one-quarter of 1 per cent ture decrees the time when every of the company's stock and that one needs artificial light (that is none of these Individuals have any after sunset) every one uses It at connection with Mr. Roraback or once and this makes electricity for any of his companies. light as normally used, about twice “Z am amased at this charge,” Mr. as expensive a electricity for Ferguson said. “Who IS responsible power. for the rumor Z'm sure Z don^t know “2—As a result It used to be tbe but I assure you that we are the universal practice In both private sufferers. As to competition we are and municipal plants to require the still suffering from the results of customers to write their houses with competition in a certain case where a lighting circuit on which a light­ we were so short-sighted as to ne­ ing price was paid, and if they warn­ glect the precaution of taking the ed to use cheaper power also, to In­ necessary technical and legal safe­ stall a second circuit for this pur­ guards; so you can readily see why pose. I am particularly annoyed by this li'M “3—This was what wo did In 1921 wholly imaginary charge that behind —charged in the home 10 cents for the scenes we are really one and the light, and 4 cents for power on a same company. separate meter. But few people As to Valuations. would pay the cost of installing the Th? qu;:tion of “isn’t it true that second circuit, so tbe result was you two valuations on your practically a universal 10-cent property, both requiring to be sworn price. to, the highest value to base your “4—^This price, then necessary for rates on to consumers and a lower light, was far too high to allow of one to base your taxes on to the other uses; the housewife might city? Mr. Ferguson admitted to have an electric iron, but it was be “literally true but he added that used only for laces, ruffles, etc., not the “damning inference t^ t might for the family washl so the prob­ naturally be drawn from the form of lem was how to make a power price the charge is absolutely untrue. In available at every socket in every this connection he said: home without the cost to the cus­ “Of course, we have only one set tomer of re-wiring his house. of books and one value on these Are Just As Grood Customers Now As In Any “5—^It was found by study of books. This value is what the prop­ 2,500 homes of various sizes that the erty originally cost and the law re­ ordinary use of light varied very quires us to enter that cost and uniformly with the size of the house. never change it until the particular You say this wasn’t much of a dis­ piece of property is scrapped, at Other Season Of The Year—They’re Good covery because if one light will light which time it comes off the books. one room, it is quite obvious that it This book value' is reported under will take two lights to light two oath to the state every year. rooms; but nevertheless, it was tbe Tax Valuttoo. key to lower rates because of the “The other value to which the Customers All The Year Round If You discovery that for a minimum of question refers is that on which wo reasonable lighting, an average of are taxed. Tbe law says that we 2 1-2 kilowatt hours is required for shall be taxed on “fair market val­ every 100 square feet to be lighted. ue.” This may be equal to or more “6—Obviously, then if we charge or less than our cost Have The Merchandise They Want the lighting price for the first- twen­ ‘Take for Instance: Our fleet of ty-five kilowatt hours that are re­ eighty trucks and automobiles. On 4 quired for light in a 1,000-ft. house, our books they are carried at what and a power price for all excess, wc we paid for them, but you all know would accomplish tbe desired result that cost, new, ,is not tbe proper of giving a lower price for all use basis for tax assessment. What the THEY’RE WATCHINGi YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS over that required for a twinimiim assessors do Is to take each ear and of lishtlng service. Similarly, in a reduce its list price by a given per­ % 2,000-ft. house fifty kilowatt hours centage according to its age. This are what a separate light meter practice is familiar to all of you, would register as tbe amount wMcb and it is necessary In order that should be billed at a light price. , the assessment shall conform to “7—Owing to the fact that in 1021 the requirements of law that it every one thought In terms ot the shall be ‘fair market value,’ be­ high 10-cent price. It was necessary cause original cost is obviously not if electricity were to become gen­ tbe fair market value of a piece of erally used, to erase this lOHient second band personal property, figure from tbelr minds and to leave even if to us it is worth all or more 1 5 in their minds only tbe lower power than cost. Similarly, other pieces of ilanrhMlrr Ewtttti figure which truly represented tbe property besides automobiles, such

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Cant* Bast You never will know, I suppose, By Oliv Robrtfi Bftoo * (Davlipht Tima Ona Hour Latari 2<00— 1:00— Spanish Saranada— e to e In love with 86o^enr-old B AB - but X'U try 'c prove it with the Simple As Falling Off Log 8 :1 ^ Sil^D antolg Orehsa.— o to cat BETT COLVIN# who bM retamed •m n writiA n m tcin c. 7 7 ^ * NBC-WEAr NETWORK years— ’’ How could he endure TTTSBHlFTWnaBNBTO To M i^e It SHI— 8:46— Tha AmSaaaadara ■ -c to s to New York after yeon abroad. ■ASIC — Bait: wMf wlw WMt wtlo 8:00— 4:00— H. Knight Oreh.-^ to o u 11 she should say definitely that Timmy rods u p ‘and down the wjar wtas wc»h wll wilt wfbr wro vtgy StSO— 4:30— SklpM — oast e i^ ; Ba* Barrett hao made a n r a tor he bad no chance and never could . You can’t b« a dainty miss If you By HELEN WILLIAMS wb«n weao wtam wwj waal; MIdwoatt twaan tha Bookanda— wait oaly himeell ae an arebeoloflet. He Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson street on his tricycle. It was new wmaq wcfl ksd wooc-wno . wow wdal l:4Sr- 4:46— Tito Ouizar, Toner— to a have a chance? His heart chilled. miss many of the steps to dainti­ 4dX>— 5:00— Irving Conrr Or.— o to cat Ui about to ask Elinor to marry Famished With Every Pattern. and the other children stood around NORTHWBST A CANADIAN — wtnij But a vision of her face that ness! with their fingers In their mouths wiba katp wobc wdar wfyr okrw efcf 4:3(H- 5:30— B u d ^ Wagnar Orohoatra him when ber Jealous# echemlny morning, lifted to him, returned SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wlo wjax -basic: Skippy— midwest repeat 4:4^ S:4^Bucrdy Wagner Or.— to e mother# LIDA STAFFOBD, Inter- to cheer him. His heart had been Some of the thing which stamp An important feature is the tied admiring it. wfla-wiun wlod warn wmc wab wapi you as a well-groomed woman wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro 6Kk^ 0:0O-Four Eton Beya^-alao o toree and succeeds In brealdny beating unevenly all day with the shoulders. They are so comfortably He never offered anyone a ride. woil ktbs ktba 6:15— 6:15— Gypay Nina, Songa— c to a take practically no time at ail. smart, giving a snugness to the When he saw a group of other chil­ M O U N TA IN — koa kdyl kslr k rti 5:30— 6:30— Gian Gray Orchaa.— aUu a up the romance. memory of that look and what it kpo When Elinor’s aunt, wealthy Once you get Into the habit of al­ bodice. Inverted plaits lend anima­ dren he made It a point to ride past COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo ahq 6:00— 7:00— Evan Evana, Songa— to e seemed to mean. ways being daintly “turned out,” kfad ktar kgu 6:15— 7:15— Balaace Orchaa.— alao cat MISS ELLA SEXTON# dies she He reached home at three to tion to the skirt. His enjoyment in his new posses­ 6:30— 7:30— Phlladalphia Con.— 0 to a you won’t be at all comfortable Cant. East. 7:15— 8:15— Ann Leaf at Organ— to o leaves her entire fortune to Bar­ learn that Elinor had not yet re­ Imagtoo Lbe possibilities it has. sion consisted In showing off. 12:00— 1:00— Billy Grantham Oreheatra 7:46— 8:45— Saturday Ravua— alao cat unless ypu feel and look immacu­ White is lovely for tennis in pique or 12:30— 1:30— Ray Haatharton, Baritqna rett. Then drunken VANCE JAB- turned, If she were in Brooklyn After a week or so the other chil­ 8:15—: 9:16— Isham Jonaa Or.— alao a - ? * i TEB shoots BENT WELL STAF­ late. cotton mesh. 12:40— 1:46— Harmonlana, Mixad Trio 8:40— 9:45— Gertrude NIesen— alao cat with *^essie he would call for her, dren lost interest Timmy could ride 1:00— 2:00— Marry Madeapa, Orchaa. 9:00—10:00— J. Freeman Orch.— alao e FOBD# IMnor’s father. Barrett, hsi decided, warming at the prom­ Shaving under your arms is Then you can make darling until be was exhausted, but nobody 1:30— 2:30— Matinaa Gama by Orqan 9:80— 10:30— Charlie Davia Or.— alao e who does not want the Sexton ise of the extra time with her and probably one of the better known schemes for the beach or for paid any attention. 2:00— 3:00— Waekand Ravua, Varlato 10:00— 11:00— Don Bastor Orch.— also e steps to daintiness. Yet there are cotintry wear in candy striped pique 3:00— 4:00— Lady Naxt Door, Klddlas 10:30— 11:30— Anhelm Orchaa.— e to cat fortune, tells Elinor that if sb>j the thought of having her beside One day someone haul left a kiddy 3:30— 4:30— Gotham Gaiatlaa— also o 11:00— 12:00— Dance Hour— wabc only will marry Mm and live In ols him. He telephoned Besjip Thorpe many women who neglect this or striped tub silk, checked g i ^ - car on tbe pavem^Qt. Timmy rode at 4:00— 5:00— Oinnar Conoart— alao cat small chore. It really takes very hams, linens, striped batiste, etc. 4:30— 5:30— Waakandara, Song, Organ NBC-WJZ NETWORK borne as a guest for a year be wlU and learned that Elinor had left an it slowly and pushed it with his 5:00— 6:00— Dart Lown’a Orehaatra g‘ ve the entire sum to her to divide hour before. "She was only here a little of your time. Once a week Style No. 2748 is designed in sizes front wheel. He followed It up amd 5:15— 6:15— Jack and Loratta— to cat BASIC — East: wjs wbz-wbza wbal is olten enough for most women. wham kdka wgar wir wlw wa3rr 'wmal: among the relatives. Elinor agrees, little while,” Bessie said. “ She had 14, 16, 18, 20 years, 36 and 38 inches pushed it off the curb. Billy's older 5:45— 6:45— Songa, John Plerca, Tenor bust. Size 16 requires 2 3-4 yards 6:00— 7:00— The Ship of Joy— alao cat Midwest: wcky wky kfkx wenr wla knowing the aiooey may save her luncheon here. Elinor says little Always use deodorants imder brother saw it and yelled, “ Hey you, 6:30— 7:30— El Padro Via O reh.-to o kwk kwer koil wren wmaq kao of 39-inch material. NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj father’s life. Dick Radnor la so sweet, Barry your arms. You can get a deordor- go out and pick that up .and bring 7:00— 8.-OO— Fordo Grofa’a Orehaatra Price of Pattern 16 Cents 7:15— 8:15— Four Horaaman Quartat wlba katp webe wptf w^rnc wls wjax The marriage takes place next She saw him have his bath this ant stick which c< n be carried in it back.” 7:30— 8:30— Kay*8avan, Spy Story SO UTH — wrva wptf wwnc wls wjax (Jay. Barrett still loves Elinor your purse. Use it often. Make the Most of Your Looks! 8:00— 9:00— B. A. Rolfa Orch.— c to c wfla*waun wlod warn wmc wab wapl morning— ” For vacation clothes, for the Timmy didn’t. But then the other wJdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro but, believing what U da has told Shoes keep" their shape and look 9:00— 10:00— Rudy Vallee’a Oreheatra He answered vaguely, adding, moimtains, lakes, seaside or that boy was only six himself amd he 9:30— 10:30— Harold Stern’a Orehaatra woai ktbs ktha him, he win not admit this love. “Do you know where Elinor neat if you put shoe trees in them. knew be couldn’t make him. 10:00— 11:00— Ralph KIrbary, Baritone M O U N TAIN — koa kdyl kglr kgtu Always take them off as soon as tour you have often talked about, 10:05— 11:05— Irving Roaa’a Oreheatra PACIFIC COAST — kgcrkfl kgw koma w ent?” Bessie did not know. “I see a copy of our new book of Reckless Driving 10:30— 11:30— Don Beator'a Orehaatra khq kpo kfad ktar you get home from- work. Put NOW GO ON WITH THE STOEY had the impression,” she said, Summer Fashions. Billy came out and got on his CB8-WABC NETWORK CanL Egat. “ that she was going straight their shoe trees in them and wipe Vacation clothes, and frocks for kiddy car amd rode up and down. BASIC— East: wabc wado woko weao 12:30— 1:30— Concert Eehoea— e to cat CHAPTER !XXX home.” off the dust and loose dirt before 1:00— 2:00— Words and Music— c to c everyday wear, home wear, lingerie, The next day BUly was on the waab wnac wgr wkbw wkrc whk cklw 1:30— 2:80— Wealth in Harmony— to a His elation was strangely ex­ you put them in the closet. pavement. He had bis back towaurd wdro wcau wip wjas wean wfbl wend One warm day In the middle children’s designs, etc. wjav; Midwest: wbbm wgm wfbm kmi 2:00— 3:00— Harry Soanick's Orchaa. of March Barrett decided he hausted. He said “thank you” and Air your party slippers in the Send today for your copy of the I mmy riding on noiseless wheels. kmox wowo whas 2:30— 3:30— Concert Faveritas, Orch. then “goodby.” sim the morning after you have Timmy had plenty of room but he EAST a CANADA — wpg whp wlbw 3:00— 4:00— Sherman Oreiu— to e would ask Elinor whether he had new book, enclosing 10 eents in whec wlba wfea wore wlco efrb ckac 3:30— 4:30— Neil Slaters in Harmony any chance at aU to make their Elinor might have stopped to worn them. When they are thor­ stamps or coin. Address Fashion stopped. “Get out of the way.” D IX IE — wgst wafa wbre wqam wdod 3:45— 4:46— Orphan Annie— east only marriage something more than an shop or to see some friend, he oughly aired, place a small bag Department. Billy turned but stood still. He klra wrae wlae wdau wtoo krld 4:00— 8K)0— Ernie Holst's Orehaatra reasoned; yet suspicions that had of sachet in the toe of each slipper ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbo wodz wbt 4:30— 5:30— Three X Slatara In Songa unsentimental business arrange­ didn’t quite imderstamd. Hmmy wdae wblr^wtar wdbj -wwva wmbg wajs 4'.45— 6:45— Mayer Davis Orehaatra been sleeping were suddenly and put them in your shoe bags rode over his foot. Billy cried aind 5:00— 6:00— Am’n Taxpayara League ment, to make it not merely for M ID W EST — wcah ■wmbd wtaq wkbh 5:16— 6:16— Annie, Judy and Zaka aroused. in the closet. Manchester Herald the family rushed out. kfab wisn kaej wlbw kfh wtnt wnaz the remainder of the year but for wkbn wcco 5:30— 6:30— Kindergarten Via Radio always. His faith in her had been Sachet bags (lavender ones are “You’ll have to be careful,” cadled M OUN TAIN — kvor kls koh kal 6:0(^ 7:00— Jack Denny’s Orchestra growing. Even to his critical eyes He settled moodily in the draw­ g^and) cost very little these days. Pattern Servfce Billy’s mother. “You’ll have to COAST — khl koln kgb kfre kfpy 6:30— 7:30— Lawisohn Stadium Con. ing room by a window to smoke Keep one in your handkerchi“t kvi kfbk kmj Irwg kem kdb kgmb 8:15— 9:15— Songs of Heart, Sextet her conduct had been exemplary For a Herald Pattern send 15c watch out for the children.” 8:30— 9:30— The Cuokees from Kuku Continually and to frown. \. French box, several among your house­ Cent. East. 9:00— 10:00— Buccaneers Male Trio since the day he had brought her in stamps or coin directly to Here was a new kind of attention. clock that stood or the mantel hold linens and a few here and 12!00— 1:00— Dancing Echoes— e to cat 9:15— 10:18— John L. Fogarty, Tenor to his home. Fashion Bureau. Manchester He. could cause not only envy but 12:30— 1:30— Savitt String Quar.— to c 9:30— 10:30— Witching Hour— to coast She was docile, sweet, gay. struck four. From the '■ H came there in your lingerie drawer. It fear. Ho! They were afradd of him. 1:00— 2:00— Italian Idylls— also coast 10:00— 11:00— Mark Fiahar'a Orchestra iCvening Herald, b'iftb Avenue 1:30— 2:30— Warnow Orchaa.— o to cat 10:30— 11:30— Maxima Lowe’s Orchestra “And Lord, but you’re dear to the quarter hour—a full day later gives you an immediate sense of In the week that followed he it seemed! She wsis usually in by daintiness to get into the habit and 23rd Street, New York City. me!” he thought frequently as he Be sure to fill in number ot pat­ quietly went about this “thrill” busi­ looked at her across the chess four. of using sachet bags. tern you desire. ^ 2 7 4 8 ness. He didn’t tadk. He didn’t an­ table or listened to her music. He rose and .stood by the win­ swer back. He was am only child, amd He had fallen into the habit dow. The lengthening chime that Pattern No. his mother had trained him to play told half past four came from WTIC of indulging those small gestures Be sure to fill in the size of the by himself. WBZ-WBZA the haU. WOMEN OF WORLD WEIGH Price 16 Cents. which indicate a comradely affec­ pattern. A Neighbor Tadies Action Travelers Broadcasting Senifis He crushed the last oi his many Springfield — Boston tion—a hand on her arm, a pat One day be deliberately ran a boy Hartford, Conn. cigarets and dropped it on a sil­ Name on her shoulder, a shoulder pressed FUTURE OF FEMINISM Send stamps or coin (coin pre down. This was the worst of all his 5 0 1060 82 4 ver tray. Higgins appeared to U,(MI W.. fL a, *i >l M. to hers as they watched the un­ f erred). ask whether Mrs. Colvin would be Address experiments. The others consisted in Saturday, July 15. folding of some play. Even, once gramlng small bodies or riding over home for tea. Price of book 10 cents. (Eastern Daylight Saving Ttane.) and again, a hand beneath her Size dogs’ tadla. > Saturday, July 15 roimded chin, raising it to ask Barrett began a muttered af­ Delegates from 28 Countries firmative response but the words Will Attend RaUy at Chicago. Price of pattern 15 cents. This boy was hurt. He couldn’t get 1:00—Ernie Holst’s Orchestra. anxiously, “Now what’s wrong?’’ up. Timmy didn’t run away. He sat P. M. Slowly the conviction had been broke in the middle of ’t. A 1:30—Rex Battle Concert Ensemble motor car had paused outside— a on his tricycle amd sadd, “I couldn’t 2:00—Billy Grantham’s orchestra. 1:00— New England Agriculture. growing in Barrett’s mind that help it. He got in my way.” 1:30—National Grange Program. low, open sport car. Bobby Tel­ Chicago, July 15.—Feminism is ot the conference’s time is spent 2:30—Blue Room Echoes—Joseph she was fond of him, that she Then a lauly came ou t She had 2:30—Concert Echoes. fair stepped from it and opened being weighed in the balance here. discussing strictly feminist prob- Blume, director. --ally cared. She had followed been observing the young Plzairro 3:00—Words and Music. him into the hall that morning the door. Elinor, smiling, de­ And it is the outstanding feminists lems. uotahons— 3:00—^Merry Madcaps— Norman from all over the world who are for some days. She went over to 3:30—Springfield College Program. a." he wsis about to leave the scended. Frances Perkins, first woman Cloutier, director; with Frances Barrett moved back from the holding the scales! Q Timmy’s bouse amd ramg tbe bell. Baldwin. 4:00—Harry Horhek and his Or­ house. “I’m going to Aunt Bes­ cabinet member, Is here to tell chestra. window. So this was the explsma- Women from 28 countries, at­ And she said some things to Tim­ 3:30—Matinee Gems. sie’s after lunch,’’ she said, “but what labor thinks of the world 4:30—Chautauqua Opera Associa­ tion of her delay! This was the It is greind to* read, but not good my’s mother. The latter was very I’ll be back in time for tea. That tending the International Congress economic conference. Dame Rachel 4:00— Silent. tion. reason Bessie had thought Elinor held under the auspices of the Na­ to accept without thought. Too frigid and spoke of busybodies and is— I will if you’ll be here— Crowdy, formerly Secretariat of many people are apt to accept 5:00—Tom Gerun and his Casino He was engaged on a research was going straight home! tional Council of Women, have minding one’s own adfadrs amd so Sunday, July 16, 1988 t'.ie League of Nations, has as her what others say without weighing on. Orchestra. job, a rather demanding piece of She came in quickly, her step gathered at the Century of Ebrog- subject Internationalism. Mme. P. M. 5:30—Recital—Clovis Fecteau, bar­ eager. She was lat.: and she had r.ss Fair to debate the question and forming th^r own Judgment. .1 am past being offended,” sadd work that had kept him away Rraemer-Bach, French lawyer and —Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. 7:30—Tarzan of the Ap^s. itone. particularly looked forwa d to the whether feminism really has won ? -e neighbor. “You have a child who 7:45— Dave Burrows' Five Sharps. from the house more than he feminist, is, explaining what French 5:45— Little Orphan Annie. liked. quiet tea hour with Barrett who or whether It is faltering. women want and expect from their is wilfully hurting others, children 8:00— Rubinoff’s Orchestra. The deaf are a proud folk; they too smadl to tadee came of themselves. 6:15— Concert — Edward Mac- “Wouldn’t miss it for the had kissed her that morning be­ Marianne Leth of Austria, who government. 9:00—^Manhattan Merry*Go-Round. cause he wanted to! forced her way through a school never beg. I’ve worked among them They are not saife cu their own side- Hugh, baritone. world,” he assured her “Economic Security Through 9:30—Walter Hapgood on Sports. She had gone from Bessie’s to of theology with every man’s for 50 years and I never knew a wadks.” : —Fred Wade, tenor, with 6:30—^Tlme, Temperature. “Then m be here,” she said, <3ovemment” is the topic of one 9 45 WU- see Philip, who was ill. She wanted hand against her and became tbe deaf beggar. An Elective Move 6:34— Sports Review—Bill smiling. Almost at once she had session. Dr. Maria Ciastellani, a string ensemble. - tell Barrett about Philip. She first woman theologue in Austria, —Dr. 'Thomas Francis Fox, retir­ With this warning she left. In a 10:00—5jol. Louis McHenry Howe. liams. looked away nnd before he could Fsiscist, who heads the statistical had not as yet EHinor dreaded his then turned to law and was Vien­ ing master of the New York few days the same thing happened 10:15— Impressions of Italy. 6:40—Weather. reply Higgins appeared to say bureau of the largest insurance censuring Philip for taking as na’s first woman banister, has School for the Deaf. again. This time it was her little 10:45— Merry Madcaps — Norman 6:42—Famous Sayings. that Mrs. Radnor wanted to speak institute in Italy; Rose Laddon much from ler as he had and she come to testify the struggles of girl. Cloutier, director. 6:45— O’Leeury’s Irish Minstrels. to Mrs. Colvin. Hanna, a Russian, uid Hon. M''r- had not been able to nerve herself EiUropean women. Not only is one man’s expense Now what would you have done ? 11:15—Donald Novis, tenor; Lew 7:00—NBC Artists Service Recital. “Just a momsnt, Higgins,” Eli garet Bondfleld, former Minister to combat with Barrett nor to Baroness Shldzue Ishimoto, who another man’s income, but one She did something. She put the ■White, organist. 7:15— Annie, Judy and Zeke. nor answered. Barrett, stooping, of Labor of Great Britain, have man’s debt is another man’s credit. 7:30—Kaltenmeyer’s Kindergarten. threaten, through any confidence, left the School of Peeresses to tricycle in her car amd drove it to 11:30— Orchestral Gems — Moshe kissed her lips. rlrarge of this session. —Henry Kltteredge Norton, eco­ 8:01—Sandy MacFarlane. the growing peace and happiness of learn t^'pewriting and stenog­ the police station. A policemam came Paranov, director; with Helen “For Higgins’ benefit,” he ex' 8:30—Stadium Concert — Philhar* their hours together. The fact that raphy in an American school and nomist. around to see Timmy’s mother. And Hubbard, contralto. plained as the butler disappeared. monic Symphony Orchestra. she had not told Barrett about was Tokyo’s first business woman, The speakers convened for this Timmy behaved affter that. 12:00 Midn.—Montclair Orchestra. Then for a moment Barrett eyed It is doubtful whether the pam­ 10ffl5—Songs of the Heart. her steadily. “No,” he said, Philip weighed her essentially has come a long way to demon­ International Congress of Women A. M. pered child-»and-a-half of the aver­ 10:30— Chickoo Program. lied. I kissed you because I wanted truthful mind. strate that the derire for femi­ range from Yi-Fang-Wu, head of 12:30— Charlie Kerr’s orchestra. “Barry!” she called eagerly from nine equality has penetrated even the biggest women’c college in age American family today is bet­ 1:00— Silent. 11:00—Time, Weather, Tempera- the doorway. He turned stiffly. to Cherry Blossom land. China; Jane Addams, and Carrie ter than the child of a former gen- Daily Health time. “I’m so sorry to be late,” she Alice Kandaleft of Syria, who Chapman Catt, to young (Christine e’-atlon with eight or nine brothrrs 11:04— Sports Review—Bill Wil- She said nothing but her smile Galitzi, an intimate friend of Prin­ and sisters. ‘ hams. was a little tremulous, her eyes said, moving toward him. Would holds the ranking educational po­ he kiss her again? “I was delayed. sition in Bagdad, has many fsmei- cess nesuia of Rumania, and Viola —Dr. Barton C. Hirst, Philadelphia Service 11:15—News. misty. He kissed her hands sudden­ nma, 23-year-old editor of the eugenics expert. 11:30— Cascades Orchestra. ly as he had never kissed her lips, I wouldn't be here now if Bobby nating illus^tions of the diffi­ WDRC Telfair hadn’t met me and picked culties women have in the Near magazine “Modern Youth.” Hints OB How to Keep W ei bjr 12:00— ^Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. then turned hurriedly toward the Though men are appearing on The imlverslty is a mating mill. It bgr World Famed Authority A. M. door. me up— ” East to win 3quality. Lily Kelly, 225 Hartford Conn. 1330 The words stopped. All too evi­ who organizes nation-wide peace the program, it is primarily a should be. With its beautiful 12:30—Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra She stood where he had left campus, magnificent views, adjacent dently Elinoi. could see in the demonstrations for the women of woman’s convention. For the Con­ BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN 1:00— Time. her, hands above her heart, eyes lakes and the opportimities students man’s stony eyes that he did not the Argintine, brings messages of gress Is based upon the conviction closed. For weeks she had known that women will have a more im­ have to measure each other’s worth, Ehcactly as tbe speed of modern Program for Saturday, July 15, d. something of his growing feeling believe her. the eagerness with which dark­ Sunday, July 16. (To Be Contlnned) portant part to play in a world why shouldn’t the students fall In life has affected adults who show 8. t. for her. She had heard it in his eyed senoras of her native land A. M. await real equality. which recognizes “a new deal” than love? in the very lines of their faces the P.M. voice which softened as he spoke in the pre-depression era. In a way, —Prof. E. A. Ross, University of stress and strain under which they 1:00— George Hall’s orchestra. 9:00—NBC Children’s Hour. to her. She had seen it in the Wisconsin sociologist. 10:00— Southland Sketches. Any self-satisfied feminist fairs the CJongrress is a “rally” of wom­ labor, so also are there found today 1:45— Madison EMsemUe. hungry eyes that followed her. en, to show them how they, as in most schools, camps and homes 2:00— Dancing Ec>’oes. 10:30— Safety Crusaders. li had been charted, too; in his better away from CSiicago, for Every person who consents to her peace of mind’s sake. For women, can help make this world a considerable numbers of children 2:30— Savitt String Quartet. 10:45— Time, Weather, Temperature. concern for her entertainment, in a T iG D K making terms with the Japanese is 10:48—Samovar Serenade. better place for all countries and who are best described by the single 3:00— Baseball Game; Red Sox vs. the fiowers and books and music women have n(/bed of roses in the my inveterate and etemad enemy. far reaches of tl>e earch. The to urge them on to greater efforts word “nervous.” Cleveland Indians. > 11:00—Morning Musicals. that had come to her from him. in behalf of civilization. —Feng Yu-hsiamg, CJhIna’s “Chris­ In discussing nervousness in chil­ 5 :CK)—Dancing by the Sea. 11:45—Bradford Organ RedtaL Almost daily there had been some world-wide depression has brought tian general.” about a retrogression of tbe fepil< dren, the British specialist, Dr. Hec­ 5:30— Skippy. P. M. offering. BY BRUCE C A TTO N tor C. Cameron, points out that 5 :45—Tito Guizar, Mexican tenor. 12:12—Time, Weather, Temperature. “Oh— make ft come true!” she nist movement in many comers of News that a pig wais to make a I’ve been so busy living that ' I the globe. sometimes serious mental reactions 6:00— Irving (Bonn’s orchestra. 12:15— Radio CiSty (Concert. prayed. “I can’t live without him!” SHE GUESSED FOR 43 YEARS parachute drop from an adrplame at haven’t had time to formulate a 6:30—Buddy Wagner’s orchestra. “Everything we have been fight­ develop from relatively simple 1:15— ^Ralph Ginsberg and his En­ “Mrs. Radnor ' is waiting,” Hig­ “Gambler’s Wife” Is Salty Account Badtimore doubtless fadled to thrill philosophy of life. 7:00—Four Eton Boys. ing for for ages is endangered in —Samuel Untermeyer, noted law­ sources. All children occasiontdJy semble. gins reminded humbly. Of Advecturons Life. Iowa farmers. They watched pork refuse food; most children will at 7:15—Gypsy Nina. 1:30— Sabbath Reveries. some countries, lost in others, drop for three years. yer, on bis 75tb birthday. “Oh, yes!” she laughed im- some time be wakeful and refuse 7:30—Glen Gray and the Casa 2:00— Summer IdyH. steadily. She had forgotten. “Yes, one Ehiropean spokeswoman said . Loma orchestra. Jessie Llllienthal, writer, not long “Women’s organizations have fall­ sleep. An occasional occurrence 2:15— Perkins Boys. Marcia?” she said breathlessly a ago said he wished some day 8:00—Evan Elvans; baritone. en speedy victims to recent politi­ of this character may not be seri­ 2:30^-Jan Garber and his Orches­ moment later. Barrett had kissed tf' write the biography of "a plain, ous. If, however, it is repeated 8:15—Leon Belasco’s orchtstra. her because he wanted to! Kissed cal changes abroad,” added a 8:30— Philadelphia Summer con­ tra. earthly sort of person.” Someone day after day, the eventual result 3:00—National Opera Concert her because he wanted to. ‘T m sor­ German delegate. cert. answered his wish by introducing However, all the reports being is the development of disorders 4:00—Radi Nimble Wits. ry, Marcia, I didn’t catch that. Oh, him to Mcdinda Jenkins. As a re­ which may take long and careful 9:15—Ann Leal at the Organ; yes—for the babjr’s bath. I’D come expressed are not so gloomy. There Charles Carlil:, tenor. 4:15—Symphonette. sult he collaborated with her on stW is a sunny side to woman’s treatment. 4:30—Organ Recital. right down. No, nothing's wrong. « * « ' 9:45—Fred Berren’s Saturday Re­ her autobiography, which is pre­ story. Selma Ekrem, a cropped- 5:00—The World of Religion. The connection is a "ttle bad—" sented now under tbe title, “Gam­ vue. halred representative of yoimg The mental habits of the child 6:30—Eva Jeesye Choir. \ The result of Barrett’s working bler’s W ife;” and it is as racy and may reflect the attitude of the pa­ 10:15— Isham Jones' orchestra. day could have given, to even a Turkey, has arrived to prove the 10:45— Gertrude NIesen. 6:00—Quincy Symphony Orchestral entertaining a book as you will find strides that feminism has taken in rents. Parents who have children less ambitious workman, no rea­ all spring. 11:00—Jerry Freeman’s orchestra. 6:30—Time, Temperature. Turkey since 1923, when the re­ that constantly cry are not infre­ 6:34—Sports Review—Bill Wil­ son for pride. He dallied over Mallnda Jenkins was 83 when 11:30—Charlie Davis’ orchestra. public was established. Gk>ne are quently parents who cannot tolerate liams. . this and that; looked at a steatite Llllienthal met her. When he asked the crying of children. In such in­ the veils, and gone too are tbe WDRC Program for Sunday, July 6:40— Weather. plaque to lay it down without see' her when he could work with her, stances, tbe child finds In its crying archaic customs which the vails 6:42—Famous Sayings. ing the hieroglyphics which he she told him that he cotild have opporti^ty to develop extraordinary 16, d. 8. t. symbolized. 6:45—L’Heure Ezquise. was supposed to consider; picked every morning, but that she always interest on the part of its parents. A.M. up a seal of freedom to lay that "The present day .‘urk takes his 10:00— ^Melody Parade. 7:00—Borrah Minevitch and his went to the races in Jie afternoon. sweetheart to the movies. They Again, Dr. Cameron points out down, too. He had .nn his hands For this spry and salty old lady parents who have children at school 10:45— Leo Ldngo and Polly. Harmonica Rascals. through his hair and then pre­ dance to American Jazz tunes, 11:00— Racda Arnold and Charles 7:30—"Wisdom of the Ages.” may have been imknown to fame, with tbe same freedom as an and who constantly receive letters tended to examine a cuneiform but she could hardly be called im- from the child saying that it is un­ Carlile. 8:00—Relsenfeld’s Viennese Con­ irscriptlon. American yonng couple— but with 11:30— Salt Lake City Tabernacle cert dlstlnguished. Her book tells of this difference. There is as much happy and asking to be taken out ot a long and eventful life, which be­ school, are parents who are them­ Choir and Organ. 8:30—Don Hall Trio. liberty, but less license. We are P.M. 8:45—"A Century of Progress”-- At two o’clock Barrett rose. gan in an Indiana farmhouse, car­ brought up to respect our parents, selves made unhappy and miserable “I’m going to luncheon. Blinker,” ried her all over tbe United States, by tbe receipt of such letters, and 12:30— ^Polish program. Flojrd Gibbons. We would not do anything that 1:00— Fred Feibel at the organ- 9:b0—Headliners — ‘This Week”, he' said, "and ^'m not coming back took her to Alaska during the gold cbey did not want cm to do. But who have not succeeded in hiding 1:30— Compinsky Trio. Arthur Brisbane. today. Have Miss Pringle’s Ameri­ rush and wotmd up by making her it’s no compulsion; Just respect! this fact from tbe child. 2:00— A variety program with A1 9:30—Edwin Franko Goldman and can todian donation ready for me. a successful owner of race horses. “Turkish men have a difficult OF W/r/NE, NBWJERSEY' In an earlier era parents decided White. his Band. I'll look it over in the morning.’’ ‘ She married a ne’er-do-well back time mastering western manners.” 6UIU A SBVEN eoOM,TWO-S7DRV HOUSE, AUHOUSH and children obeyed. In the mod­ 'T m afraid,” said Blinker hum­ In Indiana, divorced him, married em era the behavior of tbe child is 2:16— ^The Playboys. 10:00—New England Vacatlonisers. Miss Ekrem testifies. “Usiially they 2:30— Manhattan Moods. bly, "that you’ll find it’s a fake.” an aging Texas business man and 70TALLV &L/ND/ a co-operative arrangement with 10:15—Massach'visetts Didustrial forget trilling courtesies, such as 8:00— Symphonic Hour. afraid so too,” said Bar­ after his death she marri Jen Commissiou. "Tm allowing women to precede them, the parents in which most of tbe 4:00— Cathedral Hour. rett. Rather an awkward affair. kins the gambler; "Jenky,” who or helping them on with their material for bargaining is in pos­ 5:00— Willard Robinson — Synco­ 10:80—Green Brothers Novelty Or­ He didn’t like to hurt an old lady stayed a stranger through 48 years A 50LDIBO. session of the child. chestra. coats. But tbe modem Turkish • • • pated Sermons. who wanted to do something of marriage and always kept her girl brings them sharply to time. T E Q M /7B S:1S— Lithuanian Day Program 10:45—News. "worth while” for a university guessing, but who “loved me as She Is quite capable of holding WILLNOTRaUMSe n¥ Dr. Cameron finds the small fam­ from World’s Fair. 11:00—Time, Weather, Temperature.' museum. Perhaps it would hurt much as a gambler could love any­ her own.” ERIP, ONCS IT HAS C1O8C0 ily partially responsible for some 5:80—Julia Sanderson and Frank 11:08—Sports 'Review — Bin Wil­ the university too^ She might be thing outside of four aces.” ns JA\MSON AVKTIM, of the modem difficulties. The Crumlt. liams. the sort who would do nothing at For years she fought to keep Other countries, too, have en­ EVEN THOU6HTHB child who is tbe only child if most 6:00—Eddie Duebin’s orchestra. 11:15— Four Horsemen. all for the school if they told her Jenky from gambling. A t last she couraging reports aoout tbe prog­ HIAOesSIVIRID difficult to train to social behavior. 6:80— Chicago Knights. 11:30—Night Song. that her collection was worthless. gave it up— and decided she didn’t ress women are making. India’s POOA\ THE In developing self-confidence in 7:00—Vera Van. 12:00—Dance Nocturne. , And yet it was impossible to tam­ care. They bad their ups and their women havf never w joyed west­ B o e v / the child, because self-confidence is 7:16—Tbe Qaueboe. A.*M. per with the truth, Barrett knew. downs; some of the time only her ern standards of freetom, but largely associated with freedom 7:46—Gertrude NIesen. 12:80—OoogrBss Hotel OrebsBtrs. Once out of the building, be energy and business sense sup' their lot is easier than It was a from fear, one must not toe grsftly 8:00—Cbleago Variety Profram. 1:00— ^Tlme. moved swiftly. He was going home ported them. But they grew rich in few decades ago, aecordlng to Dr. stress his failures and must partici­ 8:80— Phlladelpbla Summer Oon- to the girl whose face now haunted Alaska and their old age was Mathllakshml Reddi. Finland# too# pate with delight in bis successes. cert COPNCPAK&, Try to build up the reputation of h^m everywhere. Hume to ask sends saeou n fin f reports, via Cs- A COMMON tm o o r WJQOPK, 10:16—John Henry — . Black River Women are whetbef he had a chance to be her book is a genuine slice of eslia Hasssltrom, her spokesman. tbs child in tbe qualities that ypu Giant. ■ccordlnf to medleal husband for all time. Home to say, life, and I don’t see bow you can Tbs eottfsrsnes has for Its gen­ desire him to possess. If you would 10:80—Rhythm Rbapiody. For every num who resebBS tlM “I want to wor. you and win yoi'— fall to like it. Published by Hough eral sDbJset# “Oiir Common Cause, V£/^TQ/LOq(JSr/ have him be strong, take delight in 11:00—Guy Lombardo’s orehbftm. e of 100, Bitht woflasB T I can! You don’t know bow I'll ton-Mimin, It sens tor 98. a v llisftIsadott.” rThsrstors# ‘ enljr part JUBUBUBttJ his growing strsngw. ll:8 0 -^ e r r y Freeman’s protaestrs. SIt BBS. MAWUHByriDR BVBNTNG BICRAi:]}, MANCHBaTlR, CONN., SATDBDAY, jpi^Y 16, 1W6, HOSE CO. NO. 4 D H IE ; Boston Braves’ Five Dcpendables BORKBARIITLEIUIS YANKS AND HAIRS TO V K IW r THEN LOSES TO GREEN OVEROASTONIHIRY WORLD SERIES FOI Game Deadlocked Twice; E PARK TOPS ACES Bodi N «w Ytrii T e m i W «l Siht CdM 14 Bti LEARY, HOWROYD ' Firemen Tally Six Runs in P « n l ObI Y k h riM — WTICHTGAHE to Score Nine Rons. PLACE IN N .Y . Sixth— 17 Men Hit Safely. H U e Sm I M m I W tth- The West Sides evened their score SWIMMING HD Eait Enders Break Up Game m |toi,4te0. Tbi fans who fatbored at Jarvli with Glastonbury by them Orova laat evanlnf, and there wae Friday night at tbe West Side by a foodly number of them, were in Seventh, Spring Two the score of 9 to 5. Fred Barichardt Leinr Wins 2nd in 100 Yard By HUGH S. FDLLEBTON, JR. treated to one of the best games, at lead with tbe willow with 4 hits out (A. P. S fo fis WrMer) least from a spectator’s viewpoint, Rons to Win 3-1. of 4 times up. Stavnltsky bad three that baa been played this season on hits to his credit, one of them a Bade Stroke Howroyd The hopes of New York’s fan# for tbe Oreen's lot. There were plenty three bagger scoring two runs. World Series on a five cent fare of thrills, tense moments, and un Tbe Highland Park baseball Jarman also got a three bagger. were somewhat brighter today for oertsinty—all of which tends to ;eam defeated tbe Baldwin A. C. Jack Biurkhardt with two out of Takes 3rd h SO Yard iwmicft a game worthwhile to the on' the Tanicecs were bade is a virtual ast night at the Charter Oak field three was tbe best for Glastonbury. looker. Jarman pitched a good game get- tie for the American LMgue load by the close score of 3 to 1. It was Jonior. The lire laddies were first to \ ting five i on tbe strikeout route, while the Giants had increased their score, chalking up a tally in their anybody's game up to the seventh Thee score: margin in tbe National to four full half of the second, but the Green Inning. Kissman forced batter after West Side . games. came right back in the same frame, latter to ground or fiy out also A R R. H. PO. A. E. Joseph Leary won second place Both New York teams pounded to end tied things up. In the fourth, striking out five men. This is the Dowd, If ...... 4 2 2 2 1 1 In the 100-yard backstroke and victoiy yesterday. Tbe Yanks, the Green, aided by Ecabert’s triple second time that tbe Hilltoppers Wilkinson, 2b ....3 2 2 1 1 0 Harry Howroyd took third place bunching seven hits for eight runs • which drove in two runs, scored four have beaten them this season out S. Hewitt, 3 b ------4 2 2 1 5 1 for tbe Manchester swimming teah in one Inning, trounced the St. Louis times more, and in the next Inning of four games, tbe other two end­ Stavnltsky, lb .. .4 2 3 6 2 U Brown 11 to 6 to draw to within four added a couple to bring the count to F. Burichardt, cf .4 0 4 2 1 U that took place last evening at percentage points of the Senators. ing in a deadlock. Woodcliff Park, Poughkeepsie, N. 7 to 1 in their favor. This situation Manager Jim Nichols will be D. McConkey, ss .4 0 0 2 0 U The Giants slugged it out with the at the opening of the sixth was not missed from the lineup for the rest Hedlund, c ...... 3 0 0 5 1 2 Y. St. Louis Cards and although outhit, Stechholtz was nosed out for a to the smoke eaters’ liking, and they of the season es be is going to Cali­ B. McConkey, rf .3 0 0 2 0 0 won their third in a row, 12-7. point in diving, getting two fourth set out to even things up a bit. They fornia along with Dor Jesanis, an­ Jarman, p ...... 3 1 1 0 1 0 CTiicago’s White Sox took care of places in a class of twelve. did, touching up SpiUane for six bln- other member of the team hnd Robert Camey, swimming in tbe Washington for the Yankees, defeat­ gles and putting the same number of more widely known for bis teimis T o ta ls ...... 32 9 14 21 12 4 100 free stroke got a four'h posi­ ing the league leaders for the third runners across the plate. ability. Ken Beer is the new man­ Glaetonbiiry tion, but no score and finldied in time in four days, 4-0. Walter Miller Hose Company Bailies ager and calls for practice to ' be AB. R. H. PO. A. E. In Inning the Hose Company the same position in the 220-yard. al'jwed only three hits. held Monday evening. Bernard!, 3b .. . .4 0 1 1 team would certainly have finished The boys arrived home t 2:30, Dodgers Victorious Highland Park wlU play Bl^m- A. P. Fau, ct ... . 4 0 0 1 the Inning out in front, if it were pretty tired. They were matched The Brooklyn Dodgers, aided by fleld Tuesday at that city in a “Y” OidCITi JB8 •••••• ..8 0 0 2 not for a lightning double-play ex­ against older swimmers from sev­ Chicago errors, scored a 5-3 victory league game. The locals hold the - E. Pfau, i f ...... 3 1 1 3 over the Cubs and won their first ecuted by Viot at short to Loveland ..2 1 eral places in New York, the Man­ lead with Wapping at five victories BEN CANTWELL H^L L&& Finochi, lb ... 2 10 game in Chicago since July 12,1932. on first. McCormick had singled, 2 1 0 chester team being the only one and one defeat apiece. Delmastro, c ... . 3 Boston’s Braves had to go ten in­ and on a hit and run play was well F. Burkbardt, p ..3 0 2 0 from Connecticut. Highland Park nings in a duel between Fred Frank­ off first when Farr drove a sixzling Comp, r f ...... 2 0 1 1 AB R HPO A E It the Braves are to repeat their hair-raising stunt of 1914. here are the five who wlU be counted upon bouse and Larry French before Rab­ liner a few feet over Vlot’s head. OardeUa, 2b . . . . 3 0 1 0 “Tuffy” leaped into the air, spear­ beer, lb ...... 4 0 1 4 0 0 to suDDlv a big part of the push. Cantwell has been leading tbe NaUonal League in pitching most of the bit Maranville singled in the run ed the speeding pellet, and seeing R. Nichols, 2b .. .3 1 1 2 2 0 vear the depSdable Lefty Brandt his first Ueutenant. Berger is second among the league’s homMun CENTER SPRINGS CAGED that gave them a 4-3 decision. Tbe Jesanis, rf ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 Sluggers, and Whitney and Lee have injected new life and power into the club since their acquisition from Totals ...... 27 5 8 18 10 4 “Mac” malting a desperate effort to Score by innings: Phillies moved safely away foom the return to first, shot the baU to Love­ C. Tedford, rf ...1 1 0 0 0 0 the Phils. ______NaUonal League cellar by defeating J. Nichols, c - ...... 4 0 1 fi 0 0 West Side ...... 300 033 0—0 PIRATES LAST NIGHT land who nailed McCormick. ’Then AB-Qlaatonbury .... 000 023 0— 5 tb. Cincinnati Reds 6-0, behind the r«Tno the Green’s turn at bat in this C Dougan, ss .. .4 0 2 1 1 1 five hit flinging of Austin Moore. B. Kelsh, If ...... 3 0 0 2 1 0 Two base hits, F. Burkbardt, inning, and with blood in all of their Stavnitalv; three base hits, Stavnit- In the other American League eighteen eyes, they proceeded to nick Fagleson, 3b ....2 0 0 4 1 0 All Stars, Outhit, Bunch Them games, the Philadelphia Athletics BenUey, cf ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 Braves * Flag Hopes A Pipe Dream ? 8)^. Jarman; hits off Jarman 8, Fraser for eight raps, which they Burkbardt 14; sacrifice hits. Comp, for Winning Run— Score 6-5. downed the Cleveland Indians, 8-2, converted into six runs. ’The Fire­ E. Dougan, cf ...0 0 0 0 0 1 ani the Detroit Tigers hammered Kissman, p ...... 2 0 1 1 6 0 Wilkinson; stolen bases, Finochl, men managed to gamer one hit in Dowd; double plays, Wilkinson, George Plpgras and Johnny Wrich their half of the seventh, in spite of Sure— Just Like In 1914, Maybe SUvnitsky, Hewitt; left on bases. The Center Spring All-Stars of the Boston Red Sox tor 13 hits to the rapidly descending darkness, 28 3 7 21 11 West Sfdes 8, Glastonbury 4; uit by p.'oved that their name was no idle win 8 to S. and so ended a mighty good ball Baldwin A. C. McKay, rf ...... 4 0 2 0 0 Jartoan 1, Finochl; struck out by boast when they took a fall out of game. New York— (AP)—Very few per- the Pirates last night at Mt. Nebo. Game Tomorrow Obie, If ...... 3■ ‘ 000 Jarman 5; time, 1:50 min.; umpire, Farwell was on the mound for the i Tomorrow at 2 p. m., Jarvis Grove *T. Gleason, 2b ...2 0 3 2 sons profess to believe the Boston WEST SIDES MEET Ralph Russell. D C LEGION SWAMPS v^inners, and his superb control 1 will be the scene of what promises J. Lovett, ss .... 3 0 0 0 Braves will be down in front of the How They Stand pulled his team out of many tight to be a real tight contest It is in Scheibenpflug, lb 3 0 4 1 National League park when the final 13 1 spots. this game of bsdl that Manchester Wiganowski, 3b . 3 FAST WEST ENDS Y. M. C. A DEFEATS YESTERDAY’S iWSULTS i Green takes on for the first time, the •T. L. Sullivan, cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 STAFFORD SPRINGS ouL is made, but neither did expert The All-Stars started off early opinion favor the same team back in by scoring two nms in the first All-Bumsides, a team that has eam- BedurthA c ...... 3 0 1 11 0 0 American League 1914. ning. Then they sewed up the con­ ; ed a reputation for being extremely Robbins, p ...... 3 1 2 9 11 0 THE BLAZING NINE New York 11, St. Louis 6. ' hard to beat Manager Hublard is That, you may recall, was the test by pushing over four more in Chicago 4, Washington 0. expected to start Viot, star hurler 27 1 6 21 15 3 year George Stallings drove his League Leading New Britain the fifth and sixth innings. They i Gardner Limits Stafford Philadelphia 3, Qeveland 2. for the Green, and if this young man Highland Park ...... 100 000 2— 3 “destiny team” from last place on scored what proved to be the win^ Detroit 8, Boston 3. can maintain the pace he has been Baldwin A. C...... 000 000 1— 1 July 4 to a peimant and four “Y” Juniors Collect 16 Runs in ning tallies in the sixth when Ma­ Team Here Sunday After­ National LeagU'^ '• traveling at for the past few games, Two base hits, Jesanis, McKay; Team to 7 Hits and 1 Ron straight World Series victories over Sixth— Score 31-5. honey walked, “Babe” Dowd sin­ Brooklyn 5, Chicago 3. ‘ the All-Bumsides are apt to encoun­ hits, off Kissman 6, Robbins 7; the Athletics. gled and both scored on Markley’s ter plenty of difficulty in getting on stolen bases, R. Nichols, J. Nichols; hit to left field, which took a bad Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 0. — Score 7-1. If you don’t remember, there are noon. Boston 4, Pittsburgh 3 (10). the bases. double plays, Eagleson to Nichols a lot of folks still aroimd who either The Y. M. C. A. Juniors took the bound over Rogers’ head and rolled New. York 12, St Louis 7. ' The score: to Beer, Wiganowski^ to Gleason; saw it happen or otherwise can pift-ring Nine into camp Thursday fo»* a triple. Incidentally, Markley was the big gun in the All-Stars’ Manchester Green (18) left on bases. Highland Park 7, vouch for tbe facts. Boston fans morning by the score of 31 to 5. Tbe AB R H PO A E Good pitching and heads-up base­ On Sunday afternoon at the West Y Juniors were hitting the ball all attack with a single, double and STANDINGS Baldwin A. C., 4; base on balls, off never will forget nor cease waiting Segar, c ...... 4 Kissmsm 2, Robbins 4; struck out, ball enabled the local Legion team Side field the West Sides will meet over the lot. In tbe last of the triple. and hoping for another such dia­ sixth Inning the Y Juniors got 16 American League Ecabert, I f ...... 2 by Kissman 5, Robbins 9; time, to place their first game in state lea- the fast West Ends of New Britain. Late Bally mond miracle. runs. Each player on tbe team was W. L. Loveland, lb .... 5 1:35; umpires. Sturgeon and Kovis. Ijue competition in the win column. The Pirates started late and al­ Same Circomstances The West Ehids are now leading.New hitting the ball. It was a bard Washington ...... 51 29 Viot, s s ...... 4 Gardner was in rare for~i last nignt most forced the game into extra Some of them, witnessing the Britain Senior League with four game for the Blazing Nine to get New Y o r k ...... 52 30 Hutchinson, 3b .. 5 and the Stafford Springs players innings with a rally In the last in' H. Jarvis, cf ...... 4 Braves’ inspired play since Third wins and ho losses. They are booked the ball in tbeir hands. Tbe Y ning which -oil short by one run Philadelphia...... 42 40 could not touch him for hits when R. Jarvis, r f ...... 2 Baseman Pinkey Whitney and Out­ to play the Falcons on Saturday Juniors knocked three pitchers out when Harrison, pinch-hitting for CThicago...... 42 41 they would have accounted for nms. Rich, 2 b ...... 4 fielder Hal Lee were obtained from afternoon and ought to cause a lot of the box in the last inning. The D etroit...... 40 44 Sport Forum WUliams, the Stafford Springs pitch­ Woodbrldge, struck out. Spillane, p ...... 4 the Phillies, doubtless are convinced of trouble for tbe Falcons. They are Y Juniors have a very fast team to Kletcher caught a fine game and Cleveland ...... 39 46 er, who beat Manchester at Stafford ">i Lippencott, If .... 2 this is the year. Even one who mostly college and high school stars beat, l^rarso of the Blazing Nine hit well for the Pirates until a leg B oston ...... 34 47 In the first game, 11-3, was knocked ALPINES COMES BACK doesn’t particularly believe in mira­ and have a fast infield combination. was the star for his team. While injury forced him to leave the St. L o u is ...... 32 55 out of the box in the first inning T o ta ls ...... 36 13 15 21 9 cles cannot but be impressed by the College Stars Fritz Lucas and Billy Arddvy each game in tbe sixth. Hunt and Rog National League when the local players jumped all Hose Oo. No. 4 (7) Sports Editor, similarity of circumstances. Their lineup includes Merlin, ss., of the players getting four out of ers were also able to solve Farwel! W. L. over his delivery and pushed across four. Joey Varrlck pitched a good AB R H PO A E Manchester Herald, The basement-bound Braves of formerly of Oberlin college; Hult- for two hits apiece. Joe Zapatka New York ...... 47 32 game for the Y Juniors giving them Scheibenflug, c .. 4 1 1 7 0 0 Dear Sir:— runs. 1914 began their brilliant drive on burg, 2b, formerly of Gettysburg; robbed Mahoney and Flake of hits C h ica g o...... 46 39 Judd, Cobb, LaCossrStar four scratch hits. Murphy pitched McCormick, cf .. 4 1 1 0 0 The Sub-Alpine A. C. would ap Independence Day with a double Lyman who once covered first base ill the fourth with twe beautiful Pittsburgh ...... 43 38 This was enough to win the game, a fine game for the Blazing Nine Farr, 3 b ...... 4 1 1 3 0 predate very much your publica victory over the New York Giants. for Conn. Aggies: Magnsm, c, Ver­ cne-hand stops of hard hit balls. S t L o u is ...... 43 39 but the boys thought a few more Tbe Y Juniors would like to hear Stratton, s s ..... 4 0 2 0 3 tion of our acceptance of the chal­ From there on they were imbeat- mont Academy; Lutz, 3b, plays in Game Today B oston ...... 42 41 Sherman, 2b .... 3 0 1 3 0 would make things safe so went out from tbe Babe Rudi Aces ar'* from lenge issued by Manchester Green able. tbe Industrial League; W. Conmier, This afternoon the Pirates will Brooklyn ...... 36 43 Fraser, p ...... 4 2 2 0. 1 and got them. Good baseball was the Sub Alpines Juniors and from in Thursday night’s paper. Tbe Braves of 1983 were running A. Conmier, Needham, all outfield­ take on the Sacred Heart Club of Philadelphia...... 87 48 Russell, I b ...... 4 0 2 2 0 displayed by both teams and some East Side Juniors; and the West Manager Hublard of tbe Man a poor fifth on July 4, and on that ers who have patrolled tbe outer Willimantl': in that city and tomor Grimason, If .... 3 1 1 2 0 real clever fielding was put across Bide Juniori; and 'tluefield Juniors; Cincinnati...... 36 49 Chester Green Baseball team, we, day they took a double fall out of gardens for New Britain High row the Jefferson Club comes to Taylor, r f ...... 3 1 1 1 0 the Sub-Alpines accept your chal by Judd, Cobb, and LaCoss for Man­ tbe Charter Oak Juniors: and the the samt Giants. F ^ m that point school: Williams, pitch, Vermont col­ School Street Nine Juniors; and the Mt. Nebo. The game will be called TODAY’S GAMES Brock, r f...... 1 0 0 0 0 lenge. The game is to be played at chester, and Mattlno and Williams up to the present writing they had lege; Higgiiu, pitch, Vermont Aca­ Recreation Girls; and the Hollywood at 3:15. Mt. Nebo field, Tuesday, July 18 at for Stafford Springs. Williams won six out of seven games and demy; Jagalasld, pitch, Oberlin col­ Eagles Juniors. From the age of 10 All-Stars American League T o ta ls ...... 34 7 12 18 4 4 6:30 o’clock. You stated that you made a beautiful one-handed catch were going like a runaway boxcar lege. to 12 years old. For games call the AB R HPO A E St Louis at Washington (2). Score by innings: were willing to play for chalk, of a fiy ball, hit by G. May, that These seven men who all have Markley, 3b 4 2 3 1 0 0 Hose Co. No. 4 ...... 010 006 0— 7 looked good for at least a triple. dovTihill.' Manchester Y. M. C. A., the tele Detroit at Philadelphia. marbles or money. We will not played college baseball ought to be Linnell, ss ...... 4 1 1 2 4 0 Manchester Green .. 010 426 x—13 LaCoss pulled off a double play \m- From here on, however, it’s strict­ phone number le 7206. Between the Cleveland at Boston. play for chalk because you’ll need worth watching.' It ie one of tbe hours of 6:00 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. L idden, lb ...... 4 l 2 6 0 0 Chicago at New York. Twobase hits, Viot, Loveland; a" the chalk there is in town to asslsted in the fourth, by taking a ly up to the Braves whether they largest teams composed of college Y. M. C. A. Juniors (81) Varrlck, If ...... 4 0 1 2 0 0 National League threebase hits, Spillane, Ecabert, keep track of our runs. We will not line drive from Mattino’s bat and are to repeat that triumphant feat of ’14. There is no suggestion here players to ever come to thle town. AB R H PO A I Cole, cf ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Philadelphia at S t Louis. Farr, Lippencott; hits, off Spillane play you for marbles, because we doubling Cuinan at third. Mahoney, 2b ....3 1 0 2 0 2 that they will; only the reminder Tbe West Sides have bean Arcklvy, 2b .... 4 4 4 3 0 i Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. 12, off Fraser 15; double play, Viot differ from your players in the re­ Both catchers’ throws to bases Brewer, rf ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 to Loveland; base o; balls, off were so good that few attempts at that they have precedent on their strengthened with tbe addition of Pavelack, lb .... 4 3 3 5 i i New York at Cincinnati. spect that we no longer play mar­ Lucas, rf ...... 4 4 4 0 0 I Flske, c ...... 3 0 0 6 0 0 Spillane 1, off Fraser 2; hit by pitch­ base stealing were made as the side. A1 Janman and Micky Mlkan. They Boston at Chicago. bles. But, talking of money, that’s will have a strong team on the field Varrlck, p ...... 3 3 3 0 1 < Farwoll, p ...... 3 0 0 0 2 0 er R. Jarvis (2), Segar, by Fraser; a horse of a different color. We coaches were taking no unnecessary Plenty Of Class chances on put-outs. Judd was tbe Sunday and ought to atop the West Baskee, ss ...... 4 4 3 3 1 ( struck out, by Spillane 5, by Fraser have backers who are willing to They also have quite a lot of ball Kaminski, If .... 4 4 3 0 0 i 9 21 6 2 5; time, 1:35; umpire, Popoff. heavy hitter of the game, collecting team since Whitney and Lee began Ends If they get some breaks of the put up anywhere from 325 to 350. game. Porkey, c ...... 4 3 1 10 1 ( If you think I am bluffing, put up three hits out of four times at 1;at. battering in runs. Lee with the Vesterday*s Stars Play Waterbury Today West Side Lineup B. BasRss, 3b . . . 4 Hunt 2b ...... 4 1 your money, w e will give you the slugging Wally Berger and Randy Meurdock, ef ... 3 3 Today tbe local team will again Tbe West Side lineup will be: Wogman, Sb ...... 4 1 PARKER IS FAVORITE chofice of stating any amount of Moore form a fine outfield. Whitney, travel to Waterbury for a double- Dowd, If, McConkejt, 3b, Mikan, 2b, Zapatka, as ...... 4 0 money between T25 and 350. Urbanski, Maranville, Jordan and 34 31 24 20 4 0 Ervin Fox, 'ngers- Knocked In header, and the players certainly Stavnltsky, lb, McCann, ss, Burk- Rogers, If ...... 4 1 Put up or shut up—and next the great utility youngster, Geysel- Blashif Nine (5) four runs against Red Sox with AT SPRING LAKE TODAY hope for clear weather as two games hardt, cf, Plitt, or Wilkinson, rf, Nielsen, cf, c . . . .3 1 time don’t be too hasty with your man, make a jam-up inner works. AB R H PO LaCoss, rf, cf ... 4 0 t: 'pie and two ilnglea. have been started and rained out. Godek, Janmon or Hewitt, p, Fal- words. Ben Cantwell, winning 12 of bis BerasU, lb .. 2 2 14 Woodbrldge, lb ..3 0 Austin Moore, PblUles—Shut out The score: kowskl and Hedlund c. Ralph Rue- Spring Lake, N. J., July 15.— (AP) You understand, of course, there first 16 games, beads a ^.ellar array McCarton, Sb 2 0 0 1 Kletcher, c ...... 3 1 Reds with five tits. Mancheeter (7) sell and Ike Cole will call them. 2 1 1 0 Lou Gehrig, Yanka—Touched S t —For the first time in their careers is to be no additions to your team. AB R H PO A E of fiingers that-includSA Ed Brandt, Murphy. If .. Cargo, p ...... 2 0 on the courts. Lanky Frank X. We want to play tbe Manchester Fred Frankbouse, Tom Zachary, Game starts at 8:15 sharp. Graen, as .... 8 0 2 3 CHiapman. rf ....0 0 Louis pitching for triple, .double G. May, c f ...... 4 1 0 0 0 0 E. Walsh, 0 , 1 0 0 3 and single.' Shields of New York and 17-year-old Green and nobody else. If any Sulllvaa, r f ...... 4 2 2 0 0 0 Huck Betts, Bobby Brown, Ray Harrison, x ...... 1 0 Frankie Parker of Milwaukee, new “ringers” are run in it will be no Mangum, Ed Fallenstln and Ray Conran, cf .. 3 0 0 1 Rabbit Maranville, Braves — Judd, ss ...... 4 2 3 1 1 0 Falcetta, 2b . 1110 Drove In winning run against Pi­ National clay courts champion, were game. Cobb, If ...... 8 2 2 3 0 0 Starr. CHANCE VOUGHT PLAYS 32 5 10 21 9 3 to meet today in tbe singles final cf We are sorry, Joe, but if two Every one of them either is pitch­ Berasla, p . . . Score by innings: rates with single in tenth. LaCoss, 8 b ...... 4 0 0 3 3 1 Rubaeba, rf . Walter MUler, White Sox—Um- the Spring Lake challenge trophy beatings are not enough to con' Geer, 2 b -3 b ...... 1 0 1 2 0 0 ing or has pitched briUiant baU. If All-Stars ...... 200 022 0— 0 toumaxhent. Vince you that we have the better Manager BUI MeXeebnie could get Pirates ...... 000 121 1—5 Itfd Senators to three singles, Ck»oka, ...... 4 0 2 9 1 0 STAMFORD ARMENIANS 18 B S 14 3 10 BUI Terry, Giants—Lad attack Tbe aensatlonal Parker was favor team, maybe three beatings will as Swikla, 2b ...... 2 0 0 1 1 1 them all going at once and hie team X—Harrison batted for Wood- ed to capture the trophy. sure you. YMCA Jrs. . 2 0 1 12 0 16 0—31 on Cards with <^wo doubles and Sla­ Bantly, 2 b ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 continue to lead the National League Blazing Nine ..0 02 10 20— 5 bridge in 7tb. Tbe two also prepared to play in You stated in your article in in fielding, the Braves might win Final Round of Protective Cup Two base hits, Catgo, Markley, gle. Bycholskl, lb . . . 1 0 0 6 0 0 Two base bits, Lucas, Arcklvy 2, Bing Miller, Athletics — Clouted the semi-finals of Uie doubles divi­ Thursday’s Open Forum that tbe anybody’s fiag. Varrlck; thr-ie base h it Markley: J. May. lb .'...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 Soccer to Be Played in East Varrlck 2, Pavalack 2, Fortin, Bas- homer with two on baaa.^to beat In­ sion today. Parker had Herbert L. Pioneers trim oed the 8ub-Alpines Gardner, p ...... 4 0 0 1 1 0 Won 16 Oat of 21 ::toIeD bases, Hunt Rogers, Niel­ Bowman of New York as a partner a few weeks ago. I’ll excuse your Hartford Tomorrow. kee; threa base hits, Arcklvy 2, dians. With only Cantwell, Brandt) Varrlck, Fortin, Pavelack; bits off sen, Kletcher 2; left on bases, Pi­ and Shields was teamed with Dr. lapse of memo'*y. But your so-call- T o ta ls ...... 34 7 10 27 7 2 Frankbouse' and Zachary pitching Varrlck 5, Berasia 10, Green 7, rates 8, All-Stars 6; base on balls, Eugene McOaulifl of Yonkers, N. Y. The Chance Vougbt soccer club r' "trimming” a few weeks ago Stafford Sprlfign (1) dependable baU and the club trail­ Murphy 7; sacrifice hit, Lucas; off Cargo 1, Farwel] 2; struck out, ENGLAND JBADING In the other doubles semi-finals, meets the Stamford Armenians in was at the beginning of tbe season. AB R H PO A ing the league in runs batted in, tbe double plays, Arcklvy and pavelack; by Cjargo 6. Farwell 5; time. 1:30; Berkley Bell of Austin, Tex., and J. the final round of the home and In fact It was our fourth game of Young, ss ...... 4 0 2 2 1 Braves through July 11 had won 16 home principal of the Protective cup. base on balls Varrlck rnd Berasla; umpires, Brown and Greer. Wimbledon, Eng., July 15.— (AP) Gilbert Hall of South Orange op­ tbe season. The beautiful trimming Cuinan, I f ...... 4 0 2 0 0 of their last 21 sUrts. Huck Betts The C. V. boys have been training bit by pitcher, Bersla by Varrlck; —England’s Davis jup tennis forces posed Lorenzo, Nodarse and Arturo you wrote of—well—if you call Plccln, l b ...... 4 0 1 5 0 and Bobby Brown, two of last sea-- exceptionally hard and the field has Lucas by Murphy; struck out by needed only an even split in the Randin, of tbe Cuban Davis Cup BRITONS LEADING scoring eight runs in the last two Oldrinl, c ...... 4 0 1 7 2 son's most sensational moundsmen, been put in perfect condition for the Varrlck 9, Beriuna 8; time, 9:30: laat two s id le s matches with Aus­ forces. innings after we were ahead all t:e Mattlno, 3 b ...... 4 0 0 3 2 umpire, Chester Varrlok; scorer, F. tralia today to gain the Inttraoaa have been almost total failures. Sunday game. Newport, R. L, July 1 5 .-(AP) — way 6 to 0 and beating us out 8 to Froncinl. r f ...... 8 0 0 1 0 Brown nursing a sore arm ever There being no other soccer game Vittner. finals against the United States. 6, a beautiful trimming (all this Sbeddo, 2 b ...... 3 0 0 2 1 Britain’s Oxford and Cambridge ten­ Tbe brima>'t BrlUah doubles com­ since spring camp. on for Simday all roads will lead to nis players needed but two victories League Leaders because of . a change of pitchers Zimmerman, cf, p 2 0 0 0 1 If either should recover his 1932 East Hartford for ^ all enthusiastic bination of Fred Perry and Qsorga when we were leading 6 to 0, think­ WlUlams, p, cf .. 3 1 1 1 0 ARLINGTON CLASSIC TODAY today to defeat the Harvard-Yale Patrick Hughes whipped the yOutk- form and Mangum live up to recent fans. forces for the Prentice (hip. ing we had tbe game on ice), then Festa, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 The game will be played behind ful Auatnuans, Dot* Turnbull and National: Same as yesterday, ex promise and Boston fans keep their C^hicago, Jiily 15.— (A P )—Some The invading Britishers won three black is white. In the return game the factory. Kick-off at 3 p. m. Rain Adrian < ^ st veaterday, 7-8, 6-6,. cept batting, Klein, Phillies, .866; fingers crossed-r-who knows? good thi^year-old had a chance to­ of yesterday’s five matches and in­ with tbe Pioneers we trounced T o ta ls ...... 32 1 7 21 8 3 or shine the game will be on. 3-6. 6-8 to give the mothslar oouutry. Davis, Phillies, .855; runs, Martin, them 9 to 6. Well, hoping to bear Score by innings: day to prove a claim to the 1033 creased their point lead to 7-4 over a 2-1 lead in the series. C a ^ , 66; bits, x^ lis, Phillies, 123; from you soon, Joe. M anchester...... 400 012 OOx—7 obampionshlp of the division, and the Americana. pitching, Tinning, Cubs, 7-2. Yours in sports, Stafford Springs ... 000 000 010—^1 Last Night *s Fights RECORDS SHATTERED take away with it the victor’s share American: Batting, Fozx, Ath GENO ENRICO, Two-base hit, Young; struck out, of a 846,000 purse, in tbe fifth re­ n e e d TWO WINS leties, .374; Simmons, White Sox, Manager Sub-Alpine A. C by Gardner 9, Zimmerman 4, Festa Chicago, July 16.— (AP)—A new newal o f tbe Arlington clasaie. CANADA’S TOURNAMENT .367; runs, Foxx, Athletics and 2; bases on balls, off Williams 4, Hollywood, Cal.— Speedy Dado, world record and an Amarieaa mark A field of 18, go6d and indiffer­ Newport. R. L, July 18*— Gehrig, Yanks, 78; vuna batted in, ACES VS AIX-BUBNSIDES Zimmerman 2; wild pitch, Gardner; Philippines, out^inted Jo ’Hecken, alTMdy were in the book todAy as ent was named for the mile and a Vancouver, B. C., July X5.— (AP) Britain’s Oxford and C ~ Simmons, White Sox, 84; bits, Sim­ double plays, LaCoss, imassisted. Korea, (lO). tba talent in the National A. U. quarter. —^An international 36-hole final tnwitis players, naadad but mons, White Sox, 128; doubles, Tbe Aces will play tbe All-Bum- Young to Sheddo to Plccln; umpires, San Diego—Husky Valasco, Na­ swimming ohamplonsbip meet took Mr. Khayyam, winner of the round duel between two youthful tones today to'defeat t ^ _ rums. Browns, 28; triples. Combe, sides this afternoon at 2:80 on tbe Brennan and Kovis; time, 1:65. tional a ty . Cal., and Able MUler. to the rough water in the North American Derby, and Gold Basis, golfing stars of the northwast, Al­ Yale foroas for the PrjRiiMt ^ Yanks, 10; homers, Foxx, Atbletr Bluefields diamond, McKee street Loe Angeles, drew, (10). Lagoon of the World Fai” grounds. which wpn the Latonia Derby two bert (Scotty) Campbell o f Beattie ib e Invading MtlsUMnartR. ies, 25: stolen bases, Walker. The Aces’ lineup will include tbe The U. S. Army’s new bombing Sioux Falls, S. D.—Tommy Cor' ^ T h e 440-yard free-atyl'', the 220- week! ago, w m the oq-favorites at and Ken Bla

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 AUlt)MOBlLE8 FOR SAI.B 1 yesterday afternoon and they at* REUEF MEASURES YES. THEY’RE ENGAGED! tended Mrs. Shea’s funeral this AlPINKIAMDItOrS TO RE?fT—SONS OF ITALY haU, CHEVROLET COACH; Chevrolet ROCKVILLE twrtrwiwg at St. Bsmiurd’B church In Keeney street or grounds for pic­ coupe; Efiez coupe; Nash eedan; a body. ' ^ nic parties. Inquire Michael Bene- Whippet coach, price 116 to |100. FOR CONNECTICUT William Panicko, ofsd 86, of 14 vento, chairman hpuse committee, Small down payment delivere. Morrlaon street, orbo was injured at TOmiY BlIHIS 87 Homestead street. Phone 7862. Brown's Oarage. Telephone 8806. (Continued from Page One) the American mill on Monday, is improvlxig at the Rockvillo City boi* LOST—LAST NIGHT on North FORMER YOUNG STORE pltal. ^ suffered lacerations of tbe street, small black coin purse and is considering Federal ^ projects, IN tnilD ROOMD FLORISTS— NURSERIES 15 such as post offices, which were not right arm. sum of money. Reward if returned Announcement haa been made by to Herald. mentioned in tbe Gamer bill. . TO BECOME SYNAGOGUE FOR SALE—SIX JAPANESE Irle, . All such requeete from tbe state Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Thompson of “in collection only", 60c. Many are forwarded to tbe public worlu 86 East Main atreet of the ^ og e* State Bantam Champ Topples AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 other choice varietiee, cut flowers, administration. Connecticut be said, Sale by Tniatees for Hospital ment of their daughter, Miss Ulllan perenniali, rock plants. Lowescroft liaving lost mopey for tbe Federal to New Religious Body to Be Naomi Thompson, to Raymond Tay­ 1933 CHEVROLET COACH; 1932 Gardena, Porter street. road building allotment through the Completed Soon. lor Kuhnly, of Kenslni^, son of Springfield Boxer With Chevrolet coach; 1931 Willys Eight Senate amendment reducing tbe Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Kuhnly, of a sedan; 1981 Ford sport coupe; 1981 Rau street. share given population in appro­ A Jewish Synoffogue Is to be es­ Ford coupe; 1930 Chevrolet sedan; MOVING— TRUCKING- priating the funds, must try to make Mrs. Anna Leonard and family of Right to Jaw; Other Bents. tablished hers, uslnff tbs building of 1930 Chevrolet coach; 1930 Whip­ STORAGE 20 up tbe difference, through liberal Hartford are spending tbe summer pet DeLuxe sedan; 1930 Willys provision from tbe sums appropriat­ tbe Rockville Athletic Association on at their cottage at Crystal Lake. Knight sedan; 1929 Ford coupe; SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the ed for direct FedertU worlu. Eait Main street. Tbe building was Miss Helen Regan of Davis avenue A1 Plnkbam won another fight last is visiting relatives in Washington, 1929 Chevrolet coupe; 1929 Chevro­ accommodation of their large De- Tbe war department chief of en­ sold yesterday to a group of Jewloh night at tbe V. F. W. outdoor show let coach; 1928 Chevrolet coach; D, C. Luxe hue for lodge, party or team gineers has recommended to the business men wbo ore acting os truo- in Thompsonvllle whet he knocked 1927 Chevrolet sedan. Cole motors. tripe at epeclal rates. Phone 3063, secretary of war, approval of work The annual summer “dog roast” of Tom Bums of Springfield in tbe 8800, 8864. on Bridgeport, Norwalk and New teea for a new ecclesiastical society the Bachelor Business Girls club will third round with a right to the Jaw. WE BUY, SELL and exchange used Haven harbors, the Thames rive**, which Is In process of being organ­ be held at Sunnyside cottage at Three eucceeeive blows dlo tbe work. cars all makes and models. Armory LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE and the Connecticut river. They ized. Crystal Lake on Tuesday evening, There was a large gathering, fully Garage, 6Q Wells street Telephone moving, general trucking, livery must yet be approved by tbo public Tbe deeds are to he signed and when the club will be tbe guest uf 6874. 8,000 paying admission to see tbe service. Our affiliation with United works board and tbe President be­ passed next Thursday by A. Leroy Miss Helen Camey. boxers preform. Martin, president of the Rockville Vime Service means lower rates on fore work may be started. The pro­ C. Wesley Noble of Hartford is Tbe first fight ended in tbe cecond Athletic Association. furniture moving to distant points. posals call for a total outlay of the guest of his sisters, Mrs. Charles with a knockout. Joe Ray, 140 of Want Ad Infonnatlott The building Is to be converted Large modem trucks, experienced 8928,000. Parker and Miss Maude Noble, of Wethersfield, winning from Joe Dee, Into a place of worship by tbe trus­ men, prompt service, all goods in­ Senator Lonergan was informed Rockville. 140, Thompsonvllle. tees of the new society consisting of Manchester sured while in transit are features by the public works board that pc?';- Fred Pfau ot Ward street is spend­ Joe Reale, 107 of Thompsonvllle Jacob Cohen of tbe Rockville Grain offered at no extra expense to you. office, and river and harbor pro­ ing his vacation at Camp Norwich, won by a knockout over Frankie Evening Herald and Ck>al Company; Abel Winer, Dally trips to New York, baggage jects, such as those sought in Con­ Huntington, Mass. Sarmeon, Springfield in the first Union street shoe merchant; Alex delivered direct to steamship piers. necticut were held up pending con­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter DeCarll of round. CLASSIFIED V Giber, Market street clothing mer­ For further Information call 3063, sideration of the outlays already ap­ Rockville left this morning for Herman Dickson, 134, Hartford ADVERTISEMENTS chant, and Maurice L. Brown, dry 8860, 8864. Perrett & Glenney, Inc. proved. Most of those acted on, it Beach Hill Pond, Maine, where the knocked out Leo Marr, 140, Wind­ was pointed out, bad already been goods and shoe merchant of Village Count six average worde to a line. street. latter will spend tbe remainder of sor Locks in tbe second. ,t InUlale, numbera and abbreviations favorably considered for loans by the summer. Timmle Daley, 146 Worcester and each count as a word and compound REPAIRING 23 the Reconstruction Flncmce Corp­ The exact date of the organization words as two words. Minimum cost is of the new ecclesiastical society has George Goldblatt has returned to Charles Pegermons, 144, Hartford oration before the public works ad­ his home in New York after a short went tbe three rounds, the decision price of three lines. MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum ministration took over tbe R. F. C. not been announced and the trustees Line rates oer dsr tor transient business trip to Rockville where be going to Pegermons. clibner, washing machine, gun, plans. are to take complete charge until the ada was formerly engaged In the furni­ Charles Pallettl, 167, Hartford, Effective March X 7, 1SK7 lock repairing, key making. Braitb- organization is completed. * Garb Charge At present the Jewish people of ture business. knocked out Johnnie Pagerd, 164, 7 ots| » cts walte, 52 Pearl street Another Connecticut Democratic « Consecutive Lays Rockville and surroimding towns Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Dowling Worcester in tbe first roimd. Yoimg 3 Consecutive Lays » cts, 11 eta leader is slated for a Wtushington ot Prospect street entertained Mrs. Reale, 132, ThompsonviUe, won on a 1 Lay ...... 11 otal it cts have been meeting in a small hall in All orders for irregular insertions post with the Federal government. Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight champion, has admitted that May Seller, ot York, Pa., and her ki ockout over Jimmie McKenna, COURSES AND CLASSES 27 Two leaders from tbe state, which “ there might be some truth in” reports that be Is to marry Hannah the Fitch block on* Union street but will bs charged at the one time rate. the ball Is much too small for their brother, Prank McGuire, of Holyoke, 132, Springfield in the first. Special ratea for long term every BEAUTY CULTURE—Earn while supported Alfred E. Smith in tbe Williams, former wife of Roger Wolfe Kahn. And you might take Mass., yesterday. Charles King, 124, Hartford, lost day advertising given upon request. this picture of the two as they snuggled affectionately at Kansas needs. Ada ordered ter three or alz days learning. Details free. Hartford Democratic pre-convention cam­ George Taylor and family are on a knockout to Tom Grady, 126, paign and casts its electorid vote City, Mo.. Just the other day as corroborative evidence, for they For more than a year tbe Rock­ a'nd stopped before the third or flfth Academy of Hairdressing, 693 Main ville Athletic Association has been spending tbe summer at their sum­ Springfield in the third in one of the day will be charged only foi the ac­ for President Hoover, have already look mighty happy together. mer home at Coventry Lake. tual number of times the ad appear­ street, Hartford. inactive and as a result tbe build­ best fights of the evening. Ray Mur­ landed posts in the Cabinet and tbe The Daily Vacation school, which phy, 131, Springfield, was knocked ed, charging at tbe rate earned, but “Little Cabinet." ing was used very seldom, resulting no allowance or refunds can be made .... A frenzy of race-track building In the disbanding of the group. opened at the Vernon Methodist out In the first by Ray Zazar, Hart­ on six time ade stopped after tbs Samuel S. Googei of New Britain, HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 is breidclng' out in California since The building Is a landmark which church a week ago, completed its ford, 128. Murphy did not have a fifth day. militant party champion in tbe I'lO “ till forbids": display lines not pari-mutuel wagering on the equine dates back to 1847, when it was first successful week yesterday. On chance to get started. FOR SALE—LARGE LEONARD State House of Representatives for sold. quadrupeds was legalized. erected as a general store. At one the opening day there were 25 pres­ Johnnie Pall, East Hartford won The Herald will not be responsible refrigerator, perfect condition. Tel. two terms, is slated for a post as Ji ent. his fight in a bout that went the for more than one Incorrect Insertion Old Meanles time it was used by Joseph Sheldon, 6917. attorney in the Department of Jus­ Mrs. Paid Rau has returned to her limit from A. Ramus, Springfield. It of any advertisement ordered for Yale is a wee bit peeved at Har­ a silk manufacturer, as an office and more than one time. tice. The post may be filled oy - -t- home after undergoing a serious op­ was Pali’s fight all through. Jimmie vard for not sending tbe regular display room. At a later date Law­ Tbe inadvertent omission of incor- tomey General Homer Cummings of eration at the Deaconess hospital in Conroy got the decision over Tom rset publication of advertising will be ROOMS WITHOU'I BOARD 5» Stamford, without approval by the Crimson crew to the Pacific for that rence Young conducted a general rectified onlv by cancellation ot tne Boston, Mass., several weeks ago. Kerr of Worcester in the final bout President or the Senate. bHWnUAM BRAOCHER regatta.... Old Eli being obliged to store, the largest of Its kind in this charge made tor the service -endered. FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooms The regular meeting of the Com­ of the evening when Bill Conway, All advertisements must conform wreak revenge on a combination part of Connecticut. for light housekeeping, gas and Was In Line The building passed Into the hands mon Council will be held on Tuesday the referee raised Confay’s.arm. in style, copy and typography with That the New Britain attorney One Day’s Gossip outfit.... Bill Brown, New York's regulations enforced by the publish- sink in every room, reasonable, 109 of William H. Prescott and at his evening with Acting Mayor Roger was in line for the post was learned If the huge municipal stadium at new boxing commissioner, doesn’t era and they reserve the right to Foster street.—Grube. death Mrs. Prescott took possession. J. Murphy in charge. edit, revise or reject any copy con- following a visit here by Arcnibald Cleveland is too big for the In-^ fool.... after Sharkey was knocked GERMAN LUTHERAN VS. Thirteen years ago It was given to Mrs. Ellton and Mias Bobby aldered objectionably, McNeil, New Guard leader, who a u dians to win in, as some of the out, be leapea into tbe ring, cut off BRIDGEPORT LUTHERANS CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to the athletes of Rockville by Mrs. Jean Robertson are enjoying their been active in lining up supporte.-> Cleveland sports writers claim, it is Camera’s gloves and examined them bo published same day must bo re­ APARTMENTS— FUJI’S— Prescott. This was the first time vacation in Dodge, Nebraska., ceived by 18 o'clock noon: Saturdays of that faction for the administra­ only natural to assume that the carefully for horseshoes, sash- The German Lutheran Church TENEMENTS 63 that they had a place to train as The Longview Parent-Teachers 10:80 a. m. tion patronage favors. However, it other parks around the circuit are weigfits, etc. Association will hold a public bridge nine Journey to Bridgeporf today to was pointed out in Senator Longer- Jimmy McLamin’s father, Sam, previously t h ^ had met in the Ex­ play the First Elnglisb Lutherans of TELEPHONE YOUR TWO OF OUR BEST three room to'' small for the - team___ Heinie and whist partv on next Wednesday gan’s office, that the Senator, wbo who brought Jim over from Ireland change block bn Union street that place. Sunday they play tbe WANT ADS. apartments are vacant, redecorat­ Manush was booed by Washington evening at the Longview school, is opposing McNeil on the district The Rockville Athletic Association St. Paul church nine of Hartford at Ada u s accepted over tne telephone ed, hot water. Johnson Block. Tel. fans early this setrnon, but Heinie when tbe welter champion was a starting at 8 o’clock. attorney appointment and who is baby, is 70 now.... and lives in did not have tbe right to dispose of Bluefields. Play starts at 3:30. In at tbe CHARGE RATE given above 6917 or 7635. won ’em over by his. sensational mid­ the property, as it was made mandar as a oonvenlenoe to advertlaera, but not supporting McNeil’s candidate summer batting and fielding. Vancouver, B. C. all probability Haiisen will twirl for the CASH RATES will be accepted as for collector of internal revenue, en­ tory to turn the building over to tbe the German Lutherans with Kletcha FULL PAYMENT If paid at tbe buel- FOR RENT—LILLEY street, mod­ OIBBIE’S SODA SHOP dorsed Googei two months ago. Spiritual, Physical Hospital Association when no longer TO FLAY BUDDIES receiving. nesa office on or before tbe seventh em 4 and 5 room flat, second floor. used by the Athletic Association. day following tbe flrer Insertion of Garage. Inquire 21 Elro street. Meanwhile the administration One of the superstitions of train­ each ad otherwise the CHARGE continws to maintain strict silence ers is that when a horse throws With the disbapdment of tbe asso­ Gibbies baseball t^ m will play the RATE will be collected. No responsi­ Phone 5661. Deaths Last Night ciation two years ago tbe building bility for errors in telephoned ads on its decision on tbe controversial a shoe in a workout it’s a bad omen West Side Buddies, Junior town will be assumed and t'neir accuracy FOR REINT—4 ROOM tenement, appointments. McNeil, during a and the animal should be scratched passed into the hands of a group of champs tomorrow. The Buddies have FOR RENT cannot be gnuanteed. hurried visit, saw Attorney General trustees. with all improvements, comer Nor­ fxom his next race... .which was By Associated Press handed Gibbies one defeat and the man and Florence streets. Tele- Cummings and Colonel Thomas one of the reasons why Equipoise Investigate Fire 5-room Flat, all improve­ INDEX OF Providence, R. I. — C. Abbott latter are determined to . come plione 5488. Hewes, eissistant secretary of liie didn’t run in the Stars and Stripes Both the police and the owners of through victorious. ments, spacious.. grounds, CLASSIFICATIONS treasury, but whether or not his handicap against Gallant Sir (the Phillips, 32, prominent -local attor­ tbe large tobacco shed on the plan­ ney, former assistant attorney gen­ The game •will be played on Por­ garden space^ garage and Births a •••• A FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, mod- visit will affect the patronage ques­ other reason being that big bundle tation of Louis Wetstone at Vernon ter street, starting at 2:30 p. m. All electric lights furnished. Engagements ...... B era improvements, rent reasonable. tion remained an administration eral. M arrl-—es , U of weight they wanted to put on are at a loss to. determine the cause members of Gibbies team are re­ Leaths ...... L Phone 7333. secret. the Whitney boss). Hendersonville, N. C.^—Stanhope of the fire which- destroyed the shed quested to report at 2 p. m. Also cheaper priced rents Nevertheless, tbe impressiqn stiy Sams, associate editor of tbe State, Cud of Tbanke ...... E And Does He Flay Tag? on Thurs^y night. Located within Gibbies Soda Shop would like In Memorlam ...... F FOR RENT—TWO 4 ROOM tene- prevails among Washington follow­ Columbia, S. C., former foreign cor­ on Charter Oak Street. One a few hundred feet of the Wetstone games with any Junior teams in Lost and Found ...... 1 ments at 11 Plano Place. Rent free ers of Connecticut affairs that in Max Baer’s 'father Jacob must be respondent for the New York 4-room and one 6-room. Announcements ...... 8 awarded some sort of trophy for his home on the main road from Boston town, see or phone David Muldoon. Personals ...... 8 to August 1st. Inquire on premises. spite of Senator Lonergan’s active 'Times. to New York by the way of Vernon, Antomoblles support of State Chairman David A. ideas about recreation___ the other FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, day, explaining son Max’s tastes in Providence, R. 1.—Col Felix R. tbe building was beyond saving when A (Georgia woman who has lived 217 North Elm Street Automobiles for Sale ...... * Wilson for district attorney, the rd- Wendelscbaefer, 65, for more than Automobiles for Ezebarge 5 garage, 18 Locust street, after July amusement, Jacob said: “The trou­ the Fitton Fira Company of the to be over 100 years old says' she ministration will remember the New 30 years manager of the old Provi­ Phone 3300 Auto Accessories—Tires 6 15. C£dl at bouse or telephone 4086. ble Is he’s just a kid, always want­ Rockville Fire Department arrived. has never seen an automobile. Prob­ Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 Guard support during the pre-con­ dence opera house. The firemen were able to save ad­ Auto Scboola ...... 7-A vention campaign and appoint State ing to romp around with somebody, ably that explains it. FOR RENT—A PLEASANT tene- joining property. Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 Senator S. Bergin, McNeil’s whether it’s a little kid on the side­ Autos—For Hire ...... 9 raent of 4 rooms, all modem Im- The destroy^ shed holds eight candidate. Dr. Edward G. Dolan, is walk on one of those Broadway Garages—Service—Storage . . . . . It piovements, bath, reduced rent. 76 PIONEERS TO PLAY • acres of tobacco but none was In the Motorcycles—BIcyclec ...... II McNeil’s candidate, for commission­ doUs.” HOSE CO No. 3 Wanted Autos—Mororcycles . . . . 12 Wells street. Just a Pal shed at the time. The fire is sus­ er of internal revenue. pected of having been caused by a lloslness and Professfonni ServleeB Boston ind nearby Massachusetts Business Services Offered ...... 13 FOR RE3NT—5 ROOM tenement, 2 Sunday at 1 o’clock the Pioneers cigarette thrown away by loiterers Household Services Offered ...... IS-A modern improvements, call at 15 bailiwicks hrve been helping New and Hose Co. No. 3 will play a re­ Building—Contracting ...... 14 Hampshire on tbe way back to pros­ In the vicinity. Ashworth street or telephone 3022. turn engagement at the West Side New Officers Installed Florists—Nurseries ...... 16 perity.... the reason being Rock­ Funeral Directors ...... 16 Garage if desired. WOODS BOYS FIGHT field. These teams have met before. The newly-elected officers of Mar- Heatin' Plumbing—Roofing . . . 17 ingham Park which contributes to Hose Co. No. 3 winning a hard 10- Insurance ...... 18 th) state of New Hampshire a nice garetha Lodge, O. D. H. S., were in­ FOR RENT—MODERN 6 room 'inning game, score '14-13. Both stalled with fitting ceremonies on Millinery—Lressraaklng ...... 19 percentage of the profits of a bang- Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 20 tenement, with garage, on Edger- WHITE PINE PEST team’s are in fine shape and a fast Thursday evening in Princess hall up running horse meeting.... rmd game is assured the public for to­ Painting—Papering ...... 21 ton street. Telephone 8301. on ViDsige street. - The installation Professional Services...... • •vr.m 22 it’s still Immoral to bet in Boston morrow. Kepatrlng ...... 28 FOR RENT—THREE, flve and six (Contlnaed Prom Page One) was in charge of Mrs. Ida Weber as Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 District Deputy. Toilet Goods and Service ...... 26 room tenements, with all modem Wanted—Business Service ...... 26 improvements. Inquire at 147 East men cannot stand tbe gaff'or lack The new staff were installed as BdncntlonnI Center street or telephone 7864. natural aptitude for work of this follows: President, Mrs. Clara Courses anc Classes ...... a . 27 nature and must be shifted to other Preuss; vice-president, Mrs. Au­ Private Instruction ...... 28 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, and more prosaic details. gusta Pltkat; recording secretary,. Dancing *••••■>•.«...... 28—A “The work accomplished by the Mrs. Mary Lehmann; financial sec­ Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 with garage, 162 School street, also Wanted—Instruction ...... 30 three room apartments. Maple Clviliw Conservation Corps is ex­ N e a r n e s s retary, Mrs. Margaret Merk; treas­ Pinnncinl street. Telephone 6517. pected to be a substantial contribu­ urer, Mrs. Clara Fleisber; trustees, Bonds—Slocks—Mortgages ...... 81 tion to the control problem and will Elsie Baer, Elsie Roehler, and Cath­ riusiness Opportunities ...... 32 FOR RENT—'fWO, THREE a^ By HELEN WELSHIMER Money to Loan ...... 83 obviate further work for numy years erine Yanice; outside guard, Mabel four room furnished or unfurnished throughout much of the natural pine Help and Sltonfioas COMETIMES there ii-a row o f days Gebler; inside guard, Mabel Leh­ Help Wanted—Female : ...... 86 apartments. Manchester Construc­ area.” W hen 1 am very gay. mann; auditors, Lydia Tennstedt, Help Wanted—Male ...... 86 tion Co. Tei. 4131 or 4859. Forgetting. . . tccnpmiray . .. Anna Bilson and Anna Murphy. Help Wanted—Male or Female . . 87 That you have gone away. Agents Wanted ...... -.ST-A FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all Foneral of Mrs. Shea Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... 8i improvements, garage if desired. T 3U T as a rule 1 seem to find The fimeral of Mrs. Catherine Situations Wanted—M a le...... 82 (O’Neil) Shea, wife of Captain Rich­ Employment Agencies ...... 40 Call 8608 or 5230. Batting Leaders ^ Tall people anywhere Live Stock—Pets—PonKry-VeUele* W h o have the semblance o f your smile. ard E. Shea of the Rockville Police Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 Your laughter, voice and hair. Force, who died at the Hartford hos­ Llv> Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 pital on Wednesday night following Poultry and Suppllea ...... 48 BUSINESS LOCATIONS New York, July 15.— (AP) —^The 'Y ’OU roam the streets, you ride the trains', an operation, was held at the home Wanted — Pets—Poultry-^tock 44 FOR RENT C4 continued steady hitting of Jimmie You wander through the park. on Union street this morning at 8:.30 For Sale—Mfsrellaneone Foxx of the PhiladelpUa Athletics Your face goes drifting laiily Articles toi Sale...... 46 o’clock and at St. Bernard’s Catholic TO KENT—OFFICES AT 865 Main overshadowed batting performances Across the summer dark. ’ Boats and Accessories ...... 46 street. (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed­ church at 9 o’clock. Rev. Francis Building Materials ...... 47 of other leaders in the major (R'AD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Diamonds— Watches—Jewelry .. 48 ward J. Holl. Tel. 46^2 and 8325. leagues during tbe week. Y O U haunt and tease and follow me C. Hinchey, a^istant pastor, offici­ ^ Through each indiffierent crowd— Electrical Appliances—Radio . . . 49 Foxx pounded out 12 hits In 32 ated at a solemn requiem high mass. The Tinies eyed > the submarine Shrimpy. “To the lamd of fish Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A times at bat to boost his average Oh, won't somebody post a sign As the body was being borne into Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 60 That ghosts arc not allowed! and Dimcy sadd, “Gee. Pm not keen we’re boimd. It won’t be long till Household Goods ...... it HOUSES FOR RENT 65 six points to .374, {ffter yesterday’s the church Mrs. Anna Mae Pfunder to go far down into the sea in that you 'will see some • real atnmge Machinery and Tools ...... 61 games. rendered a vocal selection, also at queer lodking ship. sights. Leave that to me. It’s Musical Instruments...... iS TO RENT—FIVE AND SIX room In the Nationid league Chuck the offertory and for the recession. Office and Store Equipment . . . . 64 “A great Mg fish might get us. really am amaming thing* what queer Specials at the Stores ...... 66 houses, single and double; also Klein had “Just a breeze” to hold A large delegation was present Then we’d aU be in a fix aga^. We things cam be found.” Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 67 modern apartments. Apply Edward the top place as his two Philadel­ from 'Wetory Assembly, Catholic thank you. Shrimpy, but I think we * * a Wanted—To Buy ...... is J. Holl. Telephone 4642 and 8025. phia team mates. Spud Davis 2md Ladies o f Columbus, o f which Mrs. must pass up this trip." Soon they adl heard a thump, Room*—Board—Hotel*—Reaertd Chick Fullis failed to hold the pace Restaaranir Shea was a past president. “Hey, wadt a minute,” Scouty thump, thump! Then Scouty said, he set. Burial was in the family plot in Rooms Without Board ...... i9 SUMMER HOMES cried. “Don’t think Fm going to “1 felt a bump." “We’re on the, The ten letuiing batters In each St. Bernard’s cemetwy. Rev. Father miss the ride. If you’re afraid, you bottom of the sea,’’ their new friend Boarders Wanted...... U..89-A major league foUow: Country Board—Resorts • • • • • • 60 FOR RENT 57 Hinchey officiated at the committal Shrimpy, cried. American: stay on shore. Tbe rest of us will Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 service. ^ go." **I think that something's gone Wanted—Rooroa—Board 68 FOR RENT—5 ROOM cottage. Say- Foxx, Philadelphia, .374; Sim­ Mrs. Shea was bom in Broad Real Batata Fm Baat ^ The next thing that the TUoies amiss to nmke my fine sid> shake brook Manor, near beach, con­ mons, Chicago, .367; Cronin, Wash­ Brook and came to Rockville when Apartments, Flats, Tanamanta . . 68 ington, .866; Manush, W a s h ln f^ , knew wee Duncy said, “Oh, FU go, like this.” Then Dot^ sadd, Bnxinaas Loeatlona for Rant » . 64 veniences.'Apply 372 Main street. 12 yean of age. She has remained .350; Hodapp, Boston, .348; Appling , too. Fm scared. I will get lost un­ gee, I hope, tlmt it won't our Honaaa tor Rant ...... 66 Tel. 4920. here continuously and took an active less I go where’er you go.” ride.” ; Suburban tor Rent ...... 66 Chicago, .346; Schulte, Washington, ;a a « Summer Homes for Rant 67 FOR RENT-^NEW 3 ROOM cot­ .337; West, S t Louis, .337; Chap­ Interest in affain of the Catholic Hxey soon found what the trouble Wanted to Rent a a * a a • a •la'W • • • • 68 tage, Pine Lake Shores. Rent very man, New York, 330; Swanson, Chi­ Ladles of Colum ^. “ThaFs dandy,” shouted Shrimpy. was.^and they were all quite acan^ Real Estate For Bala reasonable. Phone 4036 between 5 cago, .329. Miy. Shea is survived by her hus­ “ Gee, I supply love good company. because a swordfish sawed right Apartment Building for Sale 19 band, Captain Richard EL Shea; a You ill have looked aimmd the shi^ Bnatnaas Property for Sale ..... 70 and 6. National: - through the sub. “What, caix w« Farms and Land for Sale 71 Klein, Phillies, 366; Davis, Phil- jflster, Mirs. Jamaa Boiger. of Hart­ Now Had a'place to rest. d b ^ Honaaa for Salt...... 71 Ues, 356; Fullls, PhilUes, 348; ford, and a brother, Johr O’Neil, of *Th shut the top down good oiul Sirlia|iy Lota tor Sale •rjtm • • • • 71 Broad Brook. tiglit, so everything will be aU Resort Property for Sale 74 WANTED TO RENT 68 Terry, Giants, .333; Collins, S t Suburban for S a le ...... 76 Louis, .327; Frederick, Brooklyn^ Notea Fm going,to give you lads a thztil. Real Estate for Bzebanga ...... 76 WANTED TO RENT smfdl house, .324; Berger, Boston, 321; Vaughan, 'The memben' of Victory Assem­ At t ^ t 111 do my beM.” r Wanted—Real Estate • ease* ei*ff • • • 77 with some Ifind. Must be near good Pittsburgh, 321; Scbulmerlcb,- Phil­ bly, Catholic Ladies of Cohimhus, Ip Just 'about flve;mlmitsa aaorf Aaetfen—Legal Hetfeea road and near town. Write Box X, adelphia, .329; Martin, S t Lotdii, held a pra;^ sendee at the home of l e V T ^ I - Legal Notioea ...•••..'.^.*.^..■31 76 Herald. 318. 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itW L U C HERE f BEEN BARStNGb YOU AROUNB FOR HALF AN As you must have observed some SURHOUNDING& MOVE ME TO So Say We All HOUR, AN' MY BACK \S I'd like to sock him on the nose, drivers approached red traffic light 0 ,* - c - •POFTRV--’^VAAJRR-’R W M iF U F A P ^-’- I’d like to crack his empty head— with ^ a gradually reduced sp ^ , o f f *THE BATRE,BLACK CUFF ROUND, SA^SGIN' UKE AN OC.BARN The pest who bonks and honks and while others rush headlong right ^ 0 0 * ' - - o " ® HIM, HEBA&BO ROC3F«**C'MON,SRA» A honks up to the “stop” line, Jar. down ^ s e t ® FEET ON JUT6 OF SLIPPERY CRA6 HOO CFTHESE OARS AN' At ^pt)ssings when the light is red. the brakes and pull up with a Jerk that shakes the car and its occu* TRACT *RAN^, WORK UP &OMEB2 pants like a suddenly awakened SHARP-SMUTEN MIITH THE d i n t O F YOU ROW.NOW, a h ' Father—Your boy frfend talks earthquake. In Jie same way do we ARMED HEEl^- GIVE YOU A LOAD OF too much. He rattles on and on like find different people moving a lliwer. I’m afraid he Is a flat through the traffic of life. The far­ AND ON A,BUDDEN,LO|THELEyELLAKE, THAT VOLGA BW M AN , tire. sighted man who approaches his AND THE LONG GLORIES OF THE a L T Daughter—^I know, daddy dear; problems with caution Is not so SUMMER MOON *- but his clutch is^grand. shaken when be finds himself "up against it,.” as is the man who does u m -THAT'S TENNYSON, A British safety authority says not ease up on his speed when he M AFTTY ? every driver shoidd learn to skid sees the red light ahead. his car and then bring it out of the skid safely. If we ever voluntarily toke any lessons like that it will be In Our Garage a correspondence course. A boiler and a kettle lid. Some plates that Maggie broke and Woman’s Voice (to garage man hid; on the phone)—Will you please A chopping block, a knuckle bone, send someone out here to fix my A phonograph that doesn’t phone; car? I think the radiator’s flooded. Some lingerie that lingered long, A mattress with the mat all gone; Shrimp-r-Is your wife good A bustle out of grandma’s tnmk, driver? A rat trap and some other Junk; Lobster—Well, I’m not sure / demijohn of faint bcuquet, whether she is or whether all other (Sweet himdred-proof of j^ter- drivers she meets are. day) Even personal liberty is not en­ The sticks and, tail of Johnny’s titled to more than half the high­ kite, way, and no zigzagging. • A table lamp I dropped one night Tomato cans of Auld Lang Syne, MONOXIDE GAS:-Economy may A hundred feet of washing line, *ajHE DRIFTING be the road to wealth but too many One pair of pants (demobilized), of us prefer the detours. . .r , A One garden hose (derubberlzed). T 5 R E A M E R free country Ip one In v/hlch the Of many things a sundry crop— All but the car—that’s in the shop. unimportant can get even by hog­ '^ m a u, a MT. err. V -/5* ging the road. . . . What the coun­ e iw»er HMawwcaagi try needs as much as anything else is half hour parking limits on coun­ try lanes. . . . Many people who FlAEPro FANNY SAYS: meet with accidents nowadays

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*.y.i«ieuNegyA «V. OW %••.''-S - ih ‘ • - r ■ ' -- . .•■ , - • . T swnmzrATi'jtnsii^ [P A G IItn!!l III^^BtMr SttMtittii frntUt lA B O O T T O W N ORJUKEMEirSimD S. A-COMMANDADT YOUNGSTERS LEARNING VOLUNTEERS PLAY BIG 'ILI PART IN WORK OF REGS SHEER I*' Mnu Xamld Burr and children TO SWIM READILY The Taffeyi defeated the Ball Barbara and Robert and MIm Anita DAY HEU) TODAY ISODDEItEDAWAY Hawke IB the East Bide p] Oilnaek arc ipendinr a few days at Big Class at Globs H’ayers on the playground. High etreet who has been at the Adjutant Georg* D. Williams, given Individual attention and in­ games p ^ s d In tbs Bast and Wept from Hartford, Bridgeport, Stam­ commanding officer of the Manches­ The Junior girls of the Esst and Bids biiflangs totalso 266. Tbs Memorial hospital the past week, ford and Springfield will aeiemble struction. There are two classes W ut Bids playgrounds met Friday has not yet been operated upon for ter Corps of the Salvation Army for each morning and each child no estimated .attendance at tbs games here this afternoon fqr a field day morning at the Bast Bids play­ WM 7,760. the removal of tonsils and adenoids the past two years, has been order­ matter how small or large is given program and entertainment In honor attention as an individual. ground in a baseball and volley ball The volley ball team representing , as she has been suffering from a of toe anniversary of the Battle of ed to command the Springfield, meet. the Recreation Centers won tbs severe cold and sinus trouble. Mass., Corps, effective July 26. Ad­ Here is the list of the latest boys 7 ^ the Boyne, the 12tb of July. The and girls who have taken swimming Tbs baseball teams were mads stats obamplonsblp, bsatlng risrt- ceremonies In connectlcon with the jutant Williams will be relieved here lessons and have succeeded In up of: Bast Bids—Vera Johnson n, ford Y. M. C. A., wnlob had bald tbs * x- Adjutant and Mrs. Joseph Heard, celebration will etart at 1:80 when by Adjutant Reginald Martin, at Pstrina eifllo e, Olga Broswlkl honor for 18 ysars. It also won tbs %■ for the p u t two years in charge of swimming several feet. The boys i George Tomllneon, maribal, will present attached to the Palace are as follows: John Xjellson, lb, Dot HoK^f 8b, Vera Ds Han 8b, toumamsnt playsd bstwsen tsams the Cambridge, Mau., Corps of the head a parade down Main street to Corps, Boston, Mass. Ruth Marrissn ss, Anna Pflflsr of, 'from Connsotleut, Massachusetts Salvation Army have been relieved David Dougan, Howard Xslip, Bdwin Maple, Spruce and then to the Old Tne new commanding officer of JlUson, ^ l a m HamiU, Howard " Psfgy Ds Han rf, Anna Priswalko and NSW York. by Major and Mrs. Albert Morrill. Golf lots, off Bast Center etreet the local Corps is a classmate of Wilson, James McVeigh,b, Leo Ho­ If, Margarst Oakes, Dorothy Mar- The numbsr of parsons using tbs AT THEBE NEW LOWj Adjutant and Mrs.. Heard, who where a program of field events Adjutant Williams graduating frofn Velgb, John Haggart, Ed'ward Cot- risen and Marjorie Tucker, subs. plungs, both men and women, total­ PRICEB, A DREBB OF LOVE- were in command ol the Manebes* will be held. the Salvation Army Training col­ ter, David ^^lTlams, Lawreno* The Eagles of be Weet Bide Were ed 6,000, While 21,000 used the show­ LIBBT CHENEY CHIFFON /OR I ter corps for several years will be Suitable prlsee will be awarded lege, New York City In 1622. The Steobbolc, Ernie Iilip, Frank Mor made up of Astrld Skoog c, Astrid ers. BHBBR 'CAN COBT AB on furiougb for an indefinite peri­ the winners In the athletic events to new officer has served as teacher of rieey, Edwin MaoAllister, Andrew snsen p, Muriel MeConkey lb. Jos MeClusksy sat a nsw course LITTLB AB THEBE od, it was learned today. be conducted by the outing commit­ music and band leader at the New Loomis, Jackie Irwin, William MO' Dot Lennon 2b, Grace Benien 8b, record for five miles In tbs Tbanks- ARB THE COOLEST, SMART­ tee during the afternoon. In the Laugblin. Donald Devary. Alyne Gardner .f, Pliyllis Marks of, vlng run, ssttlng tbs rscord at 24 EST FABRICS YOU CAN The local Haymakers degree evening an entertainment and danc­ The following girls have also Anne Tbumer rf, Eunice Brown cc, SInutea 17 4-6 seconds, which Is CHOOSE FOR SUMMER team will journey to New Britain ing will be enjoyed by the members succeeded: Nancy Goslee, Doris Helien Ciolgrone lub. 24 1-6 seconds off the previous WEAR — SOLID SHADES — | this evening to work the degree on of the visiting and local members r ” Cblndmark, -anet Finkelberg, Jean The final score of the game was record. PRINTS. r, clu s of candidates. All members the Orange Lodges and auxiliary Crockett, Joan MoSweeney, Jean 1/-6 In favor of the East Bide. The Approximately 4,000 played cards desirous of going should be at the ii. Orange Hall, East Center street. Warner, Eleanor Finkelberg, Amelia volley bell icores were, Esst Bids, in tbs two buildings during tbs year. Red Men’s Club on Lrainard Place Rev. J. Iltuart is chairman of the Biratb, Dorothy Irwin, Shirley 15-4, 16-4, 16-9. Membership fees totaled |1,800. by 4 o'clock and transportation field day at the Old Golf lots and Fahey, Josle Dawson, Mildred The return meet will be held at Entertainments and dancing re­ NOW ONLY will be furnished them. Archie Haugh Is chairman of the Sheldon, Marjorie Cordera, Elda the West Side later in the eeason. sulted In receipts of |1,800. sports committee. Bellettl, Edith Wamock, Ruth Me Playgrounds cost $8,260, but re­ The Sunday school session at the The anniversary address will be Alllster, Dorothy Sullivan, Corrlne ceipts offset tbls to the amount ol usual hour, 9:16 a. m., will be the ven by Past Supremo Grand Ailing, Anna Armstrong, Margie $1,010 leaving a net cost of $2,240. aster of the L. O. L., Rev. WUlla: \ 50c to $1 OS 2' service at the Concordia Luth­ g Herriman, Betty Crawford, Barbara MISS GILBERn PLAY The net cost of- the Recreation eran church tomorrow. The annual H. Snow of Revere, Mass. In the Keeney, Jane Scott, Lillian Scott, Centeri was $9,472.60, bringing the PER YARD picnic will be held Saturday after­ evening the degree team of Daugk Barbara Sadrozinski, Marie War total cost for recreation of ail kinds noon, July 22 at WaJek’s Grove, ters of Liberty Lodge will fdve an ren, Alice Piercy, Lorraine Blanch­ TO BE PRESENTED to a net of $11,712.60. Keeney street. exhibition drill. Dancing will be ard, Ruth Kenton, Elvina Horton. Thirty dances were held in the enjoyed by members ot the lodges Another new class of boys and Recreation building with an average OIBNEY Sunset Rebekab Lodge will meet and their families following the en­ girls has been started with swim Hebron Woman’s “The Picnic” of 870 and a total of 11,000 for the Monday evening in Odd Fellows hall tertainment rills evening in Orange ming lessons and have so far thirty dances. The highest paid cd- at 8 o’clock. At this time the Dis­ Hall. McKinney’s orchestra wUl leamlsd to swim about 20 feet, and Chosen for Production by mlsalons at any one dance was 49U. trict Deputy President Mre. Minnie play for the old-fashioned and mod­ as that haa been accomplished Columbia University Players. The estinmt^ atmdance at Globe Richardson of East Hartford will em dancing. they have received a Red Cross but­ Hollow swimming pool was placed make her official visit. Mrs. Elsie ton. These buttons are furnished to at 75,000 for the ten weeks the pool Roslen, vice president of the Re- the boys and girls for the wonder­ Hebron, July 15.—Miss Helen was open CHENEY HALL SALESROOM bekah Assembly, will also be a guest. CHENEY RAILROAD ful progress they have made since Earle Gilbert, daughter Of Mrs. All officers are requested to wear they have entered the swimming Anne C. Gilbert of Hebron, and wife, REMNANTS and IMPERFECTS white. A program of entertainment classes. The following boys have of Charles Coleman Sellers of New LAWN MOWERS will be in charge of Miss Emma received their Red Cross buttons: London, le the author of a three-act Sharpened and Repaired Hartford Road Strickland, and refreshments will be FADESTOMORROW AdJ. O. D. Willisms Russell Schwartz, Roland Ferris, play, “The Picnic,’’ which she wrote Manchester Conn. Clifford Hassett, Edwin Jlllson, Carl last^ear while a student a t Colum­ FRED H. NORTON served by Miss Beatrice Clulow and Johnson, Barrie Rhodes, Peter her committee. York Training College, later being bia University, Miss Edna Hale of 180 Main Street' New Haven Road Takes So. transferred to corps work in Rhodes, William Tedford, James Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, a teach­ Norris, Robert Tucking, G4orge Valves Refaoed John Lerch, chEdrman of the com­ Nashua, N. H., Hartford and Pitts­ er in Bridgeport, collaborating with O-Tlte Piston Rings field, Mass. Adjutant Martin reliev­ Chambers, Teddy Robbins, Fred hei. The play has been chosen for mittee in charge of arrangements Manchester R. R. Over Server, John Camp, Ralph Peter­ TeL 6528 for the reception the congregation ed Adjutant Williams in the Palace the summer presentation by the Corps, Boston, in 1&30, where the son, Joseph Fontenella, William of the Lutheran Concordia church Rudlck, Everett Kennedy, Al. Gates, Momlngslde Players of Columbia “A ROYAL TREAT FOR ALL THE FAMILY” will give to its new pastor and bis FonnaDy. latter officer served three years. Charles Trebbe, Donedd McKay, University. According to the present wife, Rev. Carl and Mrs. Richter The new Salvation officer is mar­ Gerard Blanchard, Leonard Kanehl plan the play will be given a short who are expected to arrive in town ried and has three children, Regi­ run at Earl Hall, opening about the SEE THE NEW Tomorrow the New Haven Rail­ Francis Dowd, Vincent Diana, Lea early next week from Buffalo, N. Y., nald, Jr., Ellen and Mary Lou. Ad­ ter Keeney, Donald Denary, Thomas first of August, and will be given a has called a meeting of the commit­ road formally take over the South jutant and Mrs. Martin will arrive second showing at some time later Manchester Railroad formerly own­ Thompson. The following ^ I s have EASY WASHER tee for Monday evening at 8 o’clock some time next week. The custom­ also won their Red Cross buttons in the fall. Professor Milton Smith at at the church. ed by Cheney Brothers. J. ary farewell of the departing officer for their wonderful progress in the will act as director. Dwyer, agent for the New Haven will be given tomorrow, as Adjutant swimming lessons: Deborah Dowds “The Picnic” is the fourth play road in Manchester was notified and Mrs. Williams and family leave $ 5 9 . 5 0 Mr. and Mrs. William Marley of Betty Kennedy, Rose Wilson, Hed- which Miss Gilbert has written and New agitator, balloon type Litchfield are visiting Mr. Marley’s that from tomorrow on the super­ July 18 for a short vacation. wig Benson, Irene Kerr, Ethel Which has been produced. intendency of the South Manches­ It is expected that the new officer roll*; new tub. new bear -v, mother, Mrs. James Marley of Eld- Meecham, Evelyn Priess, Lucille only $5 month. ridge street. Mr. Marley is a re­ ter branch would be in his hsinds v/ill assist in the local corps band Blanchard, Marion Alley, Marcella a tired druggist. ’The railroad officials could not ad­ which is one of the best in the New Holloran, Phylis Custer, Amelia An­ vise as yet what action will be tak­ England division. While in Manches­ tonia, Ethel Thompson, Edith War PRICES ARE RISING! KEMP’S, INC. . Mrs. Dinah Fox of 58 Garden en towards handling ‘less than ter, Adjutant and Mrs. Williams nock. DOES YOUR ROOF Free Home Demonstration. street is spending two weeks at carload” lots at the South Man­ have made many friends among the If there are any parents in town NEED REPAIRING? Rumford, R. I. chester freight station. Salvation Army people and the who would like to have their yoimg- Since it was brought cut that I still Do It On Monthly Installments townspeople. A veteran of the World sters take swimming lessons it Without Extra Cost. . Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Holman the service at this station might be War, Adjutant Williams served on not too late to start for they are ot 24 Victoria Road are at Forest discontinued several local shippers several fronts for 18 months with welcome to join the classes at any WILLIAM KANEHL Lake, Winchester, N. H. for a two have registered complaints. The time. They will receive individual Telephone 7778 station cannot be abandoned be combat troops. mm weeks’ vacation. During his pastorate here. Ad­ attention and instruction. The fore a hearing is held and no no­ hours are for the boys as follows Bring Home A Brick Of tice of such a hearing has been jutant Williams inaugurated and Miss Rayetta Smith, daughter of conducted several good-will mass each day not Including Sunday, Mrs. Helen Smith of 87 Cooper posted. 10:15 tm 11:00 a. m., and for the Special Tom Meeting street, is spending two weeks with Monday the New Haveb road meetings during the trying period of girls 11:00 till 11:45 a. m. DB. C. M. PARKER the last two years. At these meet­ relatives in Bristol. plans to take over the rolling stock DENTIST Notice is hereby given that ROYAL ings the leading officers of the Sal­ of tne South Manchester Railroad Telephone 54 PrattSStreet a Special Meeting of the legal vot Mrs. C. J. Strickland, Miss Faith and all signs of Manchester’s vation Army were in attendance and 6-8492 Hartford, Ct. Governor Cross officiated on two oc­ ers of the Town of Manchester wll Fallow and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. smallest individually owned rail­ Dentistry that will, please you, be held in the Municipal Building on Handley will motor up to Stock- road in the country will have dis­ casions. Many inspirational meet­ NATIVE PEACHES at a price you can afford to pay. ICE CREAM Friday, July 21, 1933, at right bridge this afternoon to see George appeared. ings were held during his stay at o’clock, eastern standard time, in Bernard Shaw’s play, “The. Devil’s which noted preachers of the corps the forenoon, for the following pur­ THE IDEAL DESSERT Disciple,” at the Berkshire Play­ officiated. AT HALE’S TODAY poses: house. Adjutant Williams came to Man­ 1. To see if the Town will vote POLICE COURT chester from the Pittsfield, Mass., to purchase the properties of the corps two years ago. ’Two cases that haa been con- South Manchester Water Company ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. tinued, were disposed of In the Self Serve Grocery Has Firs and the South Manchester Sanitary Manchester police crurt this morn­ FILMS Sc Sewer District. Obtain It At Your Dealer Or Phone 8942. ing. Oliver Jarvis, for non-support, MARINES TO AID GOBS DEVELOPED AND 2. To see if the Town will vote Free Delivery. was found guilty. A jail sentence to Be Offered in This Sec­ to appropriate the sum of Six Hun­ The Store For of 30 days was imposed and the PRINTED dred Fifty Thousand ($650,000.00) execution of the sentence was sus­ IN GAME WITH ARMY tion of State* 24 HOUR SERVICE Dollars to pay for same. pended on condition that JarVis Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ pay his wife $5 a week. Judge Film Deposit Box At cut, this 14th day of July, 1688. All The Annual Baseball Contest at W. A. STRICKLAND, . Johnson told Jarvis that the order Proof again that Hale’s Self- Store Entrance. must be complied with and placed Army-Navy Outing Tomor­ GEO. E. KEITH, Serve Grocery Department is al­ S. O. BOWERS, him in charge of the probation offi­ row Looks Real. ways on the jump to supply the peo­ Family cer. AARON COOK, ple of Manchester with the last KEMP'S J. L. JBNNEY, Arthur G. Sisson of Middletown, One hundred and twenty-five word In service is displayed today For Ail Types The Princess is the R I., paid a fine of $10 and costs Selectmen of the Town of refreshment shop for members of the Army and Navy by the first showing in this part of Maficheiter, Connecticut. for driving a truck with poor club. It is expected, will attend the the state of native peaches. the entire family. The brakes. He was arrested by Officer annual outing of the club tomorrow Gordon Thornton, mEmager of the Of New soda fountain offers the .~oseph Prentice last Tuesday at Liedertafel Grove, Vernon. An “Self-Serve, purchased this morning most tempting sodas night on East Center street at all-day program of sports has been a large supply of native “June-May and sundaes ever made. *^one street. He was driving with prepared by the outing committee fiower” peaches from the Edgewood MATERIAL one light and when the officer at­ and refreshments will be served Fruit Farm on Woodbridge streets Construction And every thing used is tempted to stop him the brakes during the entire day. This is the first showing this season the freshest and best in were so poor that the car ran con­ The feature of the outing each of native peaches in this section of Announcement quality obtainable. siderable distance. He had a load year is the ball game between the of the country. On checking the of fish and was anxious to get to Army and Navy. Although the Hartford wholesale fruit market And Remod^ng Work his destination so the officer allow­ Army has won consistently during this morning, Thornton found that I Have This Day Entered the General The beer on draught ed him to proceed after the brakes the past few years, the Navy has thero were as yet no native peaches Brokerage Business Under the Name of Quality — Prompt Delivery and Right has been selected by had been adjusted. been strengthened by adding a few to be had at the wholesale markets most of our customers Marines to their roster, and it looks around this section of the etate. Prices Are Features Of Our Service as\ though the gobs might take the The Edgewood Fruit Farm locat­ as their favorite. We HOSPITAL NOTES doughboys into camp this year. ed on Woodbridge street is owned have tried several dif­ “Cap” Peterson, one of the heavy and operated by CamiUo and Louis AARON COOK hitting Navy men, is in trim for Andisio, popular msmagers of Hale’s ferent brands. Barbara Bader of 677 Center the game of his life this year, hav- street was discharged and David Health Market. They purchased ing played several games with the this farm about two years ago and Investment Securities Kerr of 4 North Fairfield street and Athletics, his former team in the Our lunch counter is Clarence Vennert of 164 Cooper have a large peach orchard which le By means of an arrangement with a Hartford Make Your “balmy” days. recognized as one of the finest ready to serve you with street were admitted yesterday. Volley ball, darts, horseshoe Brokerage Firm I am able to have orders in Stocks and tempting, freshly made A daughter was bom yesterday pitching and other sports will take around here. Bonds executed en any Exchange. to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sullivan of Manchester folks who are H' refreshment shop. PUBUG RECORDS Flan.on having your typewriters overhanled while your STENOG­ "^^PINEHimST! details. DUPONT PAINTS AND PAINT Frob^ Notes RAPHER is on her vacatlim. AARON COOK. Ludnda Mc^ughey was ap­ FREE ESTDfATES GIVEN pointed administratrix of the es- Spediri Sommer Rental Bates LET’S GO. WEDNESDAY. TO THE The Princess tote of Robert D. McCaugbey, late Just Gan the of Mancdiester, on July IS. AARON COOK The will of Robert F. Shea, late Service -IGEGARNIVAL- Candy Shop of Manchester, was admitted to INVESTMENT SECURITIES G. E. »/• probate this morning. The entire T3rpewriter Co. 2nd OongH Cboroh, Coventry 865 Main Street Manchester Coal - FUri Oil - Lumber - Main Street at Pearl estate was devised to the widow, 92 Asylom St., Hwtford, Cioph. Play, “Old Acre Folk”, 2 and 7 p.in. T ^ : Office 5961; Home.6501. SBIaia Street TeL 6126 M ^aret J. Shea, who was named Fhone 6-0718 “Pageant of Seaeous” 8:80. I- oxefiHtrtg in the wlU. Bopgeri 4:80-7:10, l6o« i 2 1

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