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SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1930. TWELVE PAGES PRICE THREE CENtSi VQL. XLIV., NO. 208. (Classified Advertising on Page 10^ OVER ATLANTIC There’s Politics in the Air! CRAZED FELONS -'1 FLEE HOSPITAL; HOMEWARD TRIP llA T U B E R T Y Making About 90 Miles an WAR IN CHINA Five Slayers Among Those Plenty Pygmies Left Bishop Flatly Declines to An- Hour Favored by a Tail FLARES AGAIN; Who Escape; Armed With swer Questions Concern* Wind; Changes Course to Knives They Force Says Woman Explorer ing His Acts During 1928 Head for Seville, Spain. U m NEARS Guards to Open Gates. Paris, June 3.—(AP.)—Mrs. Dellai^ Mrs. Akeley, whose husband died Presidential Campaip; J. Akeley, the first v^fe of Carl Akfe- at Kabale, Uganda, in 1926 and was BULLETIN : Reports Indicate 400,000 Ionia, Mich., June 3.- (AP)— ley, sculptor and naturalist, who burled on the spot where he slew Says He Is Being Perse­ London, June 3.—(AP)—A died and was burled in Africa, to- his biggest gorilla, said that the le­ radio dispatch to the Associated Thirteen insane criminals, five of, returned to Paris after a year’s Press from the master of the them slayers, armed then?selves I expedition hunting the elusive’ pyg' gend of the pygmies dying out was cuted; Talks Freely About Troops Are Facing Each with knives and razors, imprisoned i mies of the interior of the dark cou- due to their shyness, which had steamship America says: taught them the art of making “Passed the Graf Zeppelin at tiVt) guards, threatened the night | tinent. , . , 1:30 p. m. G. M. T., North Other on Honan Front; Ex­ themselves all but invisible. Temperance Work Before 40:22, West 58.11, flying about supervisor with death and escaped , declared, but they are , She said she found many villages , 2,400 feet high. Fine weather.” from the State Hospital for Crlmi-1 difficult to locate and disappear like of the little people, who are the size pect General Advance. nal Insane early today. i a flash if an Intruder approaches. I of normal 10-year-old children. They Senate Probers. ' live in tiny huts made of leaves, in By Associated Press Two of the fugitives were recap-; nut tured on highways a few miles from | ern Belgian Congo and which they crouch. They move away Homeward bound with a bit in Shanghai, June 3.—(AP)—After ...... ______at the slightest alarm and constant- Wa^shington,. June 3 — (AP) — her teeth, the Graf Zeppelin today the institution within a few hours | coUection'Naibobi with for the a Brooklyn Museum ijly are shifting from one food source Bishop James Cannon, Jr., today was speeding east over the North h!Jfwepn^^^thr Na^^^^^ ' ^ famous young man was the chauffeur of the plane which brought while city, county and state officers and other institutions. to another. hostilities between the Nationalist, ^jjj^,j^ggador Dwight W. Morrow back to Newark, N. J., from a political engaged in a widespread search for flatly declined’ before the Senate Atlantic at a pace approximately 90 government and the Northern al- j in Atlantic City the other day. Here you see ' Morrow being the others. lobby comm.ittee to answer a ques­ miles an hour...... Cut Telephone Wires tion about his political activities in Taking off from the naval station liance which is seeking to create an | assisted from the plane. Now'look in the front cockpit. Recognize the at Lakehurst, N. J., =at 9:12 (E. S. independent government in north j driver? He’s Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, son-livJaw of the New Jersey Before leaving the Institution the the 1927 presidential campaign. senatorial candidate. The famous flyer has not commented on whether Inmates opened cells releasing 24 T.) last night she reported her posi­ China centering at Peiping, advices j Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mon- he will campaign for Morrow. prisoners but none of the others HERE IS PRIMARY LIST tion twelve hours later as 40.18 from the Honan province today in­ North, 57.30 West, approximately dicated renewed fighting is immi­ joined in the break. They also cut 780 miles due West of New York telephone wires. nent. Dr. Perry C. Robertson, superin­ Despatches indicated that at least OF FORTY-THREE STATES From 5 a. m. to 9 a. m. she had 400,000 troops might oppose each tendent of the hospital blamed the traveled 358 miles, which would other on the Honan front. CONGRESS UPSETS I BINGHAM FAVORS break on the limited facilities which place her average speed at 89.7 The Nationalists were reported to [ made it necessary to confine 18 men TEN CHILDREN HIT miles an hour. Although the ^nes- have increased their forces to at [ with dangerous reputations in a BY LIGHTNING BOLT. sage did not say, it was presumed least 150,000 Indicating that Chiang i PRESIDENT’S VETO DRY LAW REPEAL ward, rather than in separate cells. All Members of House to Be she was favored by a tall wind as The night supervlsop, Gene Owen Kai Shek has ordered a general ad- j was called to the ward on the third Blatinltz, Czechoslovakia, her average cruising speed is around vance and lending strength to the I Chosen This Year With June 3.—(AP)—Ten boys and 60 miles an hour. belief that renewed hostilities are | floor by U. S. Davis and Bert Hill, After soaring over New York City guards, at 2:30 a. m., after the lat­ girls,, among them a football imminent. Both Houses Pass Spanish Connecticut Senator Also team, were struck by lightning and Long Island last night in a fare­ A third battle line is eictended \ ter had been told by an inmate that Thirty-five Senators and well salute, she headed northwest some of the men there were trying while seeking shelter today un­ along the Peiping-Hankow railway i der a tree from a downpour of up the North Atlantic coast. After southward to Chengchow. The War Veterans’ Bill hy Big! Declares He Is for State to escape. As they opened the door 5 o’clock she changed her coarse to­ Nationalist claim that their forces the three men were set upon by the High State Officials. rain. ward the southeast and Seville, her are steadily advancing on this front, prisoners who had armed them­ Two hoys fifteen and sixteen fir.« 6:45 o’clock this morning a car take. In the past some of the' wit­ alleged by police to have shot and The Senate, acting first, overrode empire government set-up. driven by S. Felisko, 21, box 47, R. nesses who have refused to answer killed his tutor, A. F. R. Wollaston. ENGINEER RESCUED the veto by a vote of 61 to 18, many The office of Secretary of State F. D., Bridgeport, crashed Into a bus to Senate committees have been .ad­ Potts also was alleged to have regular Republicans joining wl^h Senator Hiram Bingham for the Dominions and Colonies has driven by John 'W. Stacey, 35, box judged in contempt of the Senatfe shot and wounded Detective Ser­ the Democrats and insurgents been held by Lord Passfield. 97. Felisko was taken to St. 'Vin- and punished In various ways. geant Wilson of the Cambridge po­ to pile up the largest anti-Adminis- an Interview here as an advocate of Premier MacDonald announced TEXTILE INDUSTRY ' cent’s hospital and is under observa- *ion for bruises. Isabel Simko, 17, R. lice force before turning his revolver Trapped in Wreckage for tration majority yet recorded. i repeal. that J. H. Thomas, Lord of the 00563060 BISHOP TAKES STAND on himself. • Big Margin in House. “Personally,” he said, ”I favor the privy seal, will take tha appoint- J '. D., No. 4, Bridgeport, was taken Washington, June 3.—(AP.)— Potts is in a hospital in a serious In the House, heretofore very re­ repeal of the Eighteenth amend­ ment of Secretary of State for the kO the emergency hospital for treat­ With questions that struck deep in­ condition. a Over Two Hours While sponsive to White House sugges­ ment provided there goes vrith the Dominions. ment, of contusions of the left hip to the recent history of the prohibi­ Dean Milner-White of King’s Col­ tions and supposedly well-controll­ repeal such action as would prevent Important Change and elbow. She was struck by a car tion movement and touched also'on lege said that Potts returned to the Firemen Dig Him Out. ed, the margin was even more em- the return of the old saloon system. Abolition of the dual office was driven by. Chester Krewsory, 338 the anti-Smith campaign that split college today after a week’s ab­ ^phatic. First rejecting by a vote I have repeatedly expressed the be­ regarded as an extremely important Billion and Half Available for Jackson avenue. the Democratic Solid South in 1928. sence. *of 65 to 233 a motion for three days lief that this form of regulation change. The news was received the Senate lobby committee today "On his return he went into Wol­ ought to be left to the states. It with keen interest in the House of sought from Bishop James Cannon, laston’s room,” said the dean. New York, June 3.—(AP) — (Continued on Page Three.)’ /I goes without saying that if my state Commons this afternoon. Research When Hoover Jr., the inside story of the contro­ "Some time later shots were heard.” Buried to his neck in the wreckage i expressed itself in a referendum I The premier said the approach of SYDNEY APPROVES versy which has', raged about him so When the room was entered Potts of a building demolished by a boi;er 1 would feel obliged to reflect the ex- the Imperial conference and the persistently. , was still breathing but Wollaston explosion, a stationary engineer I presslon in my vote in the Senate.” nature of its business necessitated a Signs the Bill. The southern Methodist leader- un­ was dead. was fed restoratives for more than separation of the Dominions and HAYES BROADCAST hesitatingly told his qiiestio^rs “A detective sergeant of the Cam­ two hours today while police and KING GEORGE 6 5 i NEW FIRE CHIEF Colonial departments. that. as chairman of the board or­ bridge police was also lying serious­ fire emergency squads dug him out. 1 Meriden, June'3.—(AP.)—Patrick The appointment of Mr. Thomas, ganized by bis. church to promote ly injured,” continued Dean Milner- Washington, June 3—(AP)—Ap­ John Terezyski, 65 years old, of 1 McGrath, elected chief of the fire he said, would necessitate readjust­ proximately $1,500,000 will be avail­ temperance and social serrice 'he White. "I do not know how the po­ Elmhurst, Queens, was on duty in YEARS OLD TODAY i department by promotion frofii a ment of the machinery set up for able for research for the Textile In­ had sought “by every legitimate lice officer was present in the room, I lieutenancy, yesterday, has been 42 dealing with unemployment, changes Australian Station Will In- Christians means” to promote tb'e whether he went in with Potts or the boiler room of a rendering plant in which would be announced in due dustry under the Textile Foundation in Brooklyn, shortly after midnight years a fireman. He' succeeds Chief bill now awaiting President Hoover’s prohibition movement, wherever was called in during the interview. I J. F. Donovan who died last week. time, he said. that ehdeavo;: might lead. ' 1 have been told there is no hope of when the boiler exploded. The ex­ signature. , ' v^tigate and Let Herald plosion hurled the boiler from the T\ie Foundation is to be composed ’The receipts of the Southern Potts’ recovery.” Keeps Indoors While His of the secretaries of commerce and Methodist Board of Temperance and Wa« Well Treated basement through the first and sec­ Soclal>^ Service, he said, averaged ond floors and the roof of the build­ agriculture and three textile experts Know Its Results. The dean then added: "I should to be named by the President with $15,000 or $16,000 a year. like to make it clear that Potts was ing. Uncle Reviews Troops; He said the church was assessed Caught In Wreckage. Greater City Idea In U. S. officers in Washington. It will be in every way well and generously financed by donations from textile Word was received by The Herald $24,000 a year, but only about two treated here. When he left King’s The engineer was caught beneath Recovering from Illness. manufacturers and merchants and late this afternoon from Sydney, thirds of it was paid. • . ’> ' College a week ago, there was noth­ the w'reckage with only his hear: Spreading Like Wildfire is expected to have a $1,600,000 Australia, , that the broadcasting He' had’ received no payment for ing against him—at any rate noth­ visible when rescuers reached him. fund now in the.hands of the Tex­ conversation: between John Hayes, his prohibition activities in the last ing of a serious nature. He was a Before police and firemen ventur­ 30 years, he declared, although Dr. London, June 3.— (AP)—King tile Alliance to start operations.' of Param atta,' N. S. W., Australia, ‘victory’ scholar having come to the ed to remove the debris which he'd The Textile Alliance, created as a E. L. Crawford, secretary.of the college from Lancing, Sussex, with him fast, they shored up remaining George today celebrated his „65th Washington, June 3.—(AP)—A^today said he intended to give the and Thomas Hayes, of this town, board, received $5Ji00 a year. a scholarship of £80 yearly. He birthday, remaining quietly in new and modern concept of a city— cities the advantage of announce­ non-profit organisation in 1914 to via Station WGY at Schnectady portions of the building for fear ments of the "larger community ’ protect mlU owners and prevent un­ met with their approval. They will The rest of the pioney was spent appeared to be doing quite well. His they would fall and crush the im­ Buckingham Palace while his more that is the' sum of Itself and-ail for rent, siEilaries, traveling expenses father has offices in London.” robust uncle, the Duke of Con­ which Indicates the “buying power” lawful exactions deceptions and investigate the possibility of getting prisoned man. its suburbs, 'commercialy speaking frauds in the manufacture and sale and such things. The boi^rd, he said, The dean said that Wollaston, naught took the royal salute at the insofar as it is possible for him to John Hayes before the microphone was principally interested in .prohi­ During the two hours and a^half —has brought , an avalanche of-re­ take such action. of mill supplies, derived the $1,600,- the tutor, was one of the best men required to dig him out, an ambu­ “trooping of the colors.” ^ 000 from purchase and skle of dyes in Sydney and let The Herald know bition and peace. ’.i:- in Cambridge as wgll as one of the Hundreds of messages of con­ quests for . aiinounoements by the The Importance attached to cen­ as soon as arrangements can be No Lobbyist " . moat distinguished. He was widely lance surgeon administered stimu­ Census Bureau! of "greater thus- sus totals was shown by a letter in 1919 at the request of the gov­ made. The 'Hayes brothers have lants to keep up his strength. At gratulation from all over England ernment. ' ‘ "It was not my habit to lobby ] ^ - known a* an explorer. He leaves a and other countries poured in to and-so.” ' from a city so small it could not not seen or heard froim each other sonally very much,” he added. 4x- widow and two uttle children. Queensboro hospital he was found aspire to the term, "greater” but Disposition of the fund, however, to be suffering from a fracture of him. These leters may result in a sep­ has been held up pending court in 56 years until a letter was receiv­ plaining^that he used the word ‘Ibb* At the hospital Potts was report­ Principal among the official cele­ arate listing of' greater Miami, whose Chamber of Commerce sta­ ajudication of the matter. A set­ ed here from Joto Hayes last week. by” as meaning legitimate activity ed in a critical condition. the skull and a broken leg. tionery has local pride—Dalhart, The cause of the explosion wa.s brations was the ancient ceremony greater Cleveland, greater Louis­ tlement is expected soionr and-as of­ to present •vle'ws on legislation , j . to \ Detective Sergeant Willis who is of trooping the colors, by regiments ville, greater San Francisco, and Texas, which was pleading to have ficers of the Alliance have express­ O. O. P. c x in f e r e n Ue * members of Congrress. '■i.j jin the same Hospital with bullet npt determined. others so that the city, of today “Klndrlck's addition" counted. New Haven, June 3.—(AP)—^The The slender ' church leader Wvounda in the shoulder and leg, was of guards on the famous Horse ed a desire that the money go for Guards, parade. . may be'considered from its "trade "Including Wndrick’s -addition,______research, little difficulty^ is expected only •husineee done a t'a Republican back conifortably in his chair 'said to be fairly comfortable. TREASURY BALANCE party conference held here today testified. His bespectacled, d4^- . According to one Cambridge Queen ' Mary and other royal territory” aspect aa well as accord­ DalbartXwUl exceed 6,000—this will, jjj turning over the funds to '^ e new ladles watched the parade from the ing to its ^ographical boxmdary give us opportimity to accompIi'>n foundation. had to do w l^ . • a..<^uple of city llned'face showed the strain o f ^ s authority Potta had been absent Washington, June 3.—(AP) — deputy ^registnn of voters. State long years of active work, anc^t without leave for some days and was Treasury receipts for May 29 were windows of the government offices. lines and pollUoal entity. ' ^ many projects that otherwise would Once -under'.way, the Foundation King George stayed indoor because Favors InovaRon. » have to waiit'another ten years,” would report annually to Oopgrees Chalrmah-Roraback was not pres­ in the tutor’s room being interro­ $9,064,291.46; expenditures $18,- ..(Coatlaiied mi F«fs S.j|| gated regarding this. 756,210.19: balance 8104,609.500.71.^ of a recent attack of rheumatism! Census ^ Director ■ W. A. Bteuart the letter read. V the resulta 'of ita laveitintiona. ent. and had not bera expected. .) ‘S'- A 4 . ■ ^ -f-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUtH MANCHESTER^ CONN., TUESDA^Y, JUNE 3,1980. P A G E t w o ------■;^ Nor..Aiuor ..I25.9& Pack ...... 16%CALVES TO RACE, SAYS : POPPY SALES EXCEED PLAN PARENT DAY CANNON K K PS SILENT Pan Am Pet B ...... 62 IPCHER HIS CALF, OBITUARY Par Publlx ...... 69% Penn Rr ...... 78 ANNOUNCER, B U T - THOSE OF LAST YEAR ON POLITICAL ACTIONS Pub Serv N J ...... 114% (Foralahad by Ptitnam E^Ce.) LEAVE THE OFFAL PROdtAMSHERE (Contlnaad from Page l.) Radio ...... 51% I in* Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. Radio Keith ...... 42% It All Depends On How You Legion’s Welfare Fund Nets appeared almost 111. Although the Rem Rand ...... 35% Take It, His Audience Learns vigor of hie replies was unimpaired, DEATHS 1 P. AL Stocks. Rep SU ...... 58 $358.03 from Contributions he leaned on a crutch as he entered Bank StboHl* Sears Roebuck...... 88 Later. faMNRg Farmer Indignant Before Memorial Day. Districts 1-8 to Haye Exer­ the committee room and advsuiccd Bid Asked Simmons ...... '...... 36% Bankers Trust Co. . . . 325 Sinclair Oil ...... 27 Quinnebaug-Pomona Grange met to the table. PATRICK J.TU0HEY 360 with LitUe River Grange Saturday The total sales of American cises Showing Work in The, committee room was packed City Bank and Trust . 335 SkeHy OU ...... 35% When ThieYes Steal Veal Legion Memorial Poppies this year when Senator Walsh, Democrat, Cap Nat B4bT ...... 370 Sou Pac ...... 120% evening. A play,' "The Mallusk,” exceeded last year’s total by an Montana, the acting chairman, be­ DIES THIS MORNING Cotm. River ...... 425 Sou Rwy ...... 107% was presented by a dramatic quar­ amount of $15.00. Donald Heming­ All Grades. gan the questioning. First of all, Htfd Conn. Trust .... 132 142 Stand Brands ...... 23% tette from Connecticut Agricultural and Fail to Clean Up. way, chairman of the 1930 Poppy Cannon asked that the letter he First Nat Htfd ...... 220 Stand Gas and El ...... 118 } College: Land Mtg and Title .. — 40 S O Cal ...... 70% I An announcement of a field dey Campaign, has submited his repcit sent to the committee be placed in | passes Away Suddenly After 220 showing a total of $358.03 received. The programs for the annual Par- j the record, to show that^he^had^ask- Mutual BAT ...... S O N J ...... 79% I for August 21, with a calf race on South Windsor authorities are Short lUness—Was Well New Brit Trust ...... — 180 S O N Y ...... 36% the program. The meeting will be The success of this campaign was cnts’ Day exercises in the schools 'ed for the opportunity to appear confronted with the puzzling task “I wish to emphasize,” he said, Known North End Resident, Riverside 'Trust...... 600 Stud*ebaker ...... 36% held in Mansfield Hollow at the due to the help of many willing of Districts 1 to 8 have been an- Y’est Htfd, Trust .... 325 of discovering who is responsible | workers from the Legion Post, the “that I never got a dollar for the ■ Tex Corp ...... 58 | home of the master of Quinnebaug nounced and are as follows: A wide prohibition work, and in that sense News of the sudden death of Inraraace Stocks. Timken Roll Bear ...... 73 I Pomona Greinge. A question—where for butchering a young calf in the j auxiliary and the management of range of schoolroom activities has Patrick J. Tuohey this morning at xAetna Casualty .... 142 Transcont Oil ...... 20 barn of Alex Morowski’s farm, ju st' the State theater, am not a lobbyist.” i will you get the calves when the been arranged in all districts includ­ Then he added, peering over his his home, 217 Union street, was a xAetna Life ...... 91^ Union Carbide ...... 85 i meeting place is on a poultry farm ' over the Manchester line in Wap-; The money received from the sale ing plays, posters, songs in costume shock to his many friends in all xAetna Fire, 110, par. 70% ping, some time during the night i of poppies each year is used for the glasses: Unit Aircraft ...... 76 I brought this answer: It will be a and table exhibits to show the “I was here as a voice.” parts of the town. He had been al xAutomobile ...... 43 Unit Corp ...... 45% i race of “Human Calves.” Sunday, making off with the quar- j relief of Manchester World Wat adaptability of (hese various sub­ “If you want to call me a lobby­ but a few days with arthritis. Conn General ...... 139 Unit Gas and Imp ...... 44% | ters and leaving the hide and other | Veterans. The fund was originated jects to school instruction for all xHtfd Fire, $10 par . 83 ist under that definition It is all Mr. Tuohey as a boy bCcame U S Ind Alco ...... 89 | BANK OFFICIAL RESIGNS remains. The calf belonged to > by the Army and Navy Club. Start- ages. right. I never saw many men.” deeply Interested in the work of St. Htfd Stm Boll, $10 par 68 U S Pipe and Fdry ...... 36 1 Morowski. I ing with the sale of poppies in 19ac The program extends over two National Fire ...... 79 Questioned by Walsh, the witness Bridget’s church and was one of the U S Rubber ...... \ 31% | Middletown, June 4.—(AP.)— It is the first time that such a j fund has since been administer- days, Wednesday at the Hollister read a telegram he and others sent charter members of the Catholic xPhoenlx Fire ...... 89 U S Steel ...... 172% case has ever come to the attention j by the Dilworth-Corneli Post, school grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 will Travelers ...... 1495 J Arthur L. Allsm, treasurer of the Secretary Mellon in 1928, saying Total Abstinence Society, formed Util Pow and Lt A ...... 41 Middletown Savings Bank for 24 Sheriff C. Vinton Benjamin a l-! American Legion. This is a most entertain parents and friends and that if prohibition enforcement ap­ PubUo UtUity Stocks. Warner Bros Plct ...... 64’ v though he said today that he had . y^rorthy cause and those who have when the Rev. W. J. DooIm was xConn. Elec Serv . . . 104 years, resigned yesterday at the grades 1, 2 and 3 of the Robertson propriations were not Uicreased, the rector of the church. He was an West Airbrake ...... 43% . been told it i.s not an unheard of I contributed their help to make this school will put on their program. xConn. Power ...... 91 annu£il meeting of the bank direc­ question would arise whether the officer of the local branch as well Westing El and Mfip ...... 180 tors, because of ill health. He was trick among European peasants : ^ success may be sure that their ef- Thursday grades 1, 2 and 3 of the Treasury “sincerely desires effective Hartford Elec L t ----- 95 ■ Woolworth ...... 64 which has directed his suspicions in j appreciated by the veter- Hollister school will be in charge ! as the state organization. Greenwich WAG, pfd . 90 made an honorary vice-president of enforcement.” Another fraternal connection was Yellow Truck ...... 27 the bank where he had been em­ certain directions. qj Manchester. and on the same day grades 4, 5 and Walsh asked If that meant Can­ Hartford Gas ...... 72 Constable Walter Smith and, ______6 will entertain at the Robertson with the Knights of the Maccabees, do, p f d ...... 42 ployed for 50 years. non was dissatisfied with enforce­ of which he has been an active Charles T. Davis, president of the Sheriff Benjamin Investigated the school. ment. S N E T Co ...... 173 affair but the remnants of a The program for this year differs member since 1896, serving the tent do, rts, W. 1...... 8 TRADE SCHOOL NOTES bank, was named treasurer pending INVITATIONS ISSUED “The telegram speaks for itsalf,” as commander on a number of dif­ the selection of Allyn’s successor. butchered calf didn’t give them from that of other years in that the replied the bishop. Afanufaotnring Stocks. - much of a clue to work upon. There activities will be divided in two Cannon said he urged Mellon to ferent occasions. He was also hon­ Am Hardware ...... 59 W } were tracks but they led to the FOR LOCAL WEDDING parts: Assembly Hail activities and support the Harris amendment to ored with the post of state com­ Amer Hosiery ...... 3C _ I The Carpentry department is state road, and that was that. room activities. The Assembly will increase prohibition appropriations mander, and was thoroughly posted American S ilv e r ...... 18 Two Hundred Pounder. 4Q [ very busy these days with a large i begin at 7 p. m. with the school by $25,000,000. on all branches of the work. His Arrow HAH, com . . . 38% Sheriff Benjamin said the calf Invitations have been Issued for los to the tent here and the order Automatic Ref»1g .... 4 _ [ variety of inside and outside work. room activities following. Mellon replied in a telegram that Students have just completed So. Manchester weighed about 200 pounds. Mr. the marriage of Miss Sarah E. Met­ The program for the Robertson the amendment would restrict the will be keenly felt. Mr. Tuohey and xBlgelow Sanford, com 58 61 CENTERSNTER and DOUGLASI ST. Morowskl did not hear any disturb* calf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. school will be descriptive of Orien­ A. L. Brown were co-workers in xdo, p f d ...... 100 shingling a house on Clinton street, appropriation to the Prohibition and work on another house on j ance during the night of the Hamilton Metcalf, Jr., of Pleasant tal life in Japan and early Colonial Bureau, while enforcement also de­ Manchester Tent for nearly thirty- Billings and Spencer . 3 butchering. He missed the calf the street, to Paul A. Ellstrom, son of life in America. History, geography, five years, and during Mr. Brown s Bristol Brass ...... 20 Spruce street will begin immediate-1 next morning when he went to the pended on the Coast Guard and ly. Considerable outside work h as; WED. Mrs. Kristina Ellstrom of Meriden. drama and literature will be ex­ other agencies. illness of several months Mr. do, pfd ...... 98 barn to do the chores. Directly af- The ceremony will be performed by emplified in several sketches by the Tuohey has frequently, called on h^s Collins Co...... 102 been obtained so that carpenters tcrward he found what was left of Asks More Courts will be kept out practically all the Rev. Robert A. Colpitts at the South 4 and 5 grades. Geography will be Cannon then wired Mellon the friend. Case, Lockwood and B 525 it. Methodist church, Saturday after- displayed by oral reports of projects distribution should be left to the In his youth Patrick J. Tuohey Colt’s Firearms...... 25% time during good weather and gain JUNE Morowski said he wouldn t have noon, June 21. A reception will fol and the showing of product maps. secretary. This telegram also urged was one of the town’s foremo.sL Eagle. .Lock ...... 36 excellent first hand practical knowl­ minded the loss of the calf ualf as home of the bride’s Visitors will be invited to visit the Fafnlr* Bearings ...... 75 edge under actual working condi­ much if the animal had been taken parents, creation of additional Federal amateur actors. He took leading various rooms to view the many de­ courts. Fuller Brush, Class A . — tions. THE INTERNATIONALLY away alive, but he was vexed, Miss Metcalf has been honored parts in many patriotic plays can­ Boys in the electrical department scriptive posters of the many coun­ Walsh, who is a dry, commented ing for considerable dramatic abil­ Hart A Cooley...... 126 aplenty at the butchering on his o^^ with two gift showers recently. The tries studied and a large collection Hartmann Tob, com . — are also doing their share of out­ " K N O W N property. "They didn’t have _ the that it appeared "you addressed ity, and gave jgenerously of his time last one was held at the home of of excellent work by students will yourself to heads of departments, as do, 1st pfd ...... — side work. Wiring and fixtures were decency to clean up the mess, he Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cordner of be on display around the Y%alls of to this work for the benefit of ais "Inter Silver ...... *89 well as . to Congress.” He asked if church or some other civic object. recently installed in a house in Cov­ exclaimed. Pleasant street. the rooms. Every subject that has the bishop sought appointment of do, pfd ...... 108 entry that was about 250 years old; been studied during the year will be He formed a dramatic club In the xLanders, Frary A Clk 70 it an extremely difficult job but government officers. days when Apel’s Opera house at wsis displayed in a manner that will at “My position on that for 30 years Mann & Bow, Class A 13 the students were able to finish to HERE IS PRIMARY LIST ZEP OYER ATLANTIC once be understood by the ebserv- the north end was the leading play­ do. Class B ...... 7 the complete satisfaction of the has been that it must be an exefip- house in town, and their perform er and the pupil. tional^case for me to take part In XNew Brit. Mch. com. 25 owner. OF FORTY-THREE STATES Elxercises'are being held tonight in the appdlntment of officials," Can­ ances drew crowds from all parts of North. A Judd Building and machine draughts­ X ON HOMEWARD TRIP the 1 to 4 grades of the Mwchester non answered. "I was in this work this and surrounding towns. Of late Niles Bern Pond men are busy with house plans and Green school of the Second District from the moral point and not from years his love of reading and fra-' Peck Stow and Wilcox 8 ternal work occupied a:l of his time Russell Mfg Co. X ... 70 machine layouts. (Ck>ntinued from Page 1.) (Continued from Page 1) with those of the 5 to 8 grades com­ the political. I very rarely did it. I The Machine Department has n ing tomorrow night. have occasionally done so.” outside of his regular employment xScovill ...... 5T xSeth Thom Co. com . 28 large amount of outside work. | tors (Arthur Capper, R, and Henry Graf Zeppelin, enroute to Germany The Highland Park school of the Walsh produced a letter by the as a painter for Cheney Brothers. AS in the past the Textile IJe- j ,J. Allen, R), goverpor, state offices. 3rd District will hold their exercises Southern Methodist Board secre­ At one time he was in business for xdo, pfd ...... 25 via Spain, today radioed his thMks Standard Screw ...... 120 125 parIJment is again raising silk 1 NEW FEATURES THIS August 5—Virginia — Senator to the Navy Department and the Thursday evening, as will the tary, Dr. Crawford, to Cannon, say­ himself as a painter and decorator. worms. These worms are taken care I schools of the 4th District. Mr. Tuohey was not only well do, pfd, guar “A" .. 100 y e a r GATHERED FROM (Carter Glass, D). Lakehurst naval station for the as­ ing Heywood Hardy, of Texas, 41 of by students. j August 5—Oklahoma, (run-off sistance given him. Exercises in the 5th District might succeed Mabel Walker Wille- posted on fraternal affairs, but on xStanley Works ...... 39 e v e r y w h e r e INCLUDING: school Keeney street and the 1st Smythe Mfg ...... 60 The public seems to have taken a primary). The message to the Navy Depart­ brandt in charge of proTiibition town, state and national subjects, great deal more interest in Trade August 5.—Missouri—State Leg­ District in Oakland will be held Fri­ prosecutions. It acf ed Attorney Gen­ and while he never sought public xTaylor & Ferm ..... 115 ment at Washington read: Torrtngton ...... 86 School work of late. Parents aad I THE ORIGINAL islature. “Please accept my sincere thainks day afternoon and the final event on eral Mitchell might want to know office, he was frank in the expres­ the season program will be held in Underwood Mfg Co. . 107 boys are constantly asking for in-1 NELSON FAMILY August 5—West Virginia—Sena­ for your splendid cooperation in ex­ the attitude of prohibition boards. sions of his opinion, and like many formation. More boys than ever are I pert handling of our airship. We the 7th District, Buckland on the Cannon said he took no action. long time residents of the north end Union Mfg Co . ------18 tor (Guy D. Goff, R), all members U S Envelope, com . . . 230 registering for summer scho'ol. Thio i « AERIAL WALTERS of State Legislature, half members hope it will be possible to return afternoon of June 10. Letters To Hoover was ever staunch in his support ol sometime to Lakehurst and renew An exchange of correspondence do. pfd ...... 112 is a fine opportunity for boys who I —15—of state Senate. everything for the benefit of that Veeder Root ...... 39 are in the eighth grade or higher to | W R IG H T D U O •August 5—Mississippi—Senator our acquaintances.’’ between Cannon and President section. Hoover, before his inauguration, was xWhitlock Coll Pipe.. 14 obtain some good practical worx I MLLE. ROSINA . (Pat Harrison, D). ABOUT TOWN Mr. Tuohey married Miss Mabel X—Ex-dtvldend. during the summer. Courses are ■ In Tennessee. LEAVES LAKEHURST read. Dunn of the south end and one son, GUICE EQUESTRIANS Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, N. The letter to Hoover, dated Jan. XX—Ex-rights. free and it is worth while invest!-1 August 7—Tennessee—Senativr Inasmuch Circle of Junior Kings James T. Tuohey, was born of the gating. i J., June 3.— (AP.)—Grey veteran of 24, 1929, said: imion. He also leaves his sisters. FRANZ WOSKA (William E. Brock, D), governor, far flung trails through the sky, the j Daughters will T. Viljoen, a Government School State Legislature. “In order that you may have full Miss Mary, Miss Annie and Mis’ and his feroaous Grafnrof Zeppelin with 2299 passengers J nlognmg at 7 o’clock wlth Miss Evelyn information, I am enclosing some official from South Africa was a re­ August 12—Arkansas — Senator Smith of 50 Cambridge street. Julia Tuohey. cent visitor as the guest of Director groups oF wild animals. (Joseph T;, Robinson, D), governor. aboard has soared once more over statements In reference to the ap­ Funeral arrangements are as yet Lakehurst and, her motors singing propriation of $24,000,000.” Stocks J. G. Echmalian. An exchange of Brilliant! August 12—Alabama — Senator a deep and solemn farewell, was The Rainbow Dyers and Cleaners, incomplete. views was made regarding Ameri- (J. Thomas Heflin, D), governor. formerly of 11 School street, have Hoover replied: N ev' headed out over the Atlantic' ocean “Many thanks Indeed for your I can and foreign vocational schools. August 12—Nebraska — Senator today for the seventh time. She moved to a new location at 679 Mrs. Alexander Hanna. PERFORMANCES 2RM.-8PM.I Main street, pext to the Salvation letter of January 24. I am very glad Adams Exp ...... 31% There are two baseball ganwa (George W. Norris, R). governor. passed over New York at 10 p. m., to have the Information you send.” Mrs. Mary Ellen (Ryan) Hanna, 26% ; this week, on Wednesday, June 4. August 12—Ohio—Senator (Ros- Army citadel. wife of Alexander Hanna of 44 Alleg Corp ...... d o o r s OPEN I RM.'7RM.| E. S. T. The letter from Crawford to Can­ Am Cap ...... 147% Trade School plays its ancient rival coe C. McCullough, R), governor, The giant ship started on her Union street, died at 8:46 this morn­ A display window at the George non said in part: ing at the Manchester Memorial Am and For Pow ...... 87% New Britain. On Friday, June b; all state offices. homeward journey at 9:12 p. m., “I understand that before making Am Internat...... 45% Putnam Trade will' play at Mt. August 19.—Wyoming—Senator (E. S. T.) and at 10 o’clock was H. Williams store in the Johnson hospital following a major opera­ VASTLY IMPROVED block today is attracting great at­ any appointment Mr. Mitchell is go­ tion performed a short time previ­ Am Pow and Lt ...... 108% Nebo. Trade School is out to win (Patrick J. Sullivan, R), governor. passing over New York City. At ing to want to know how the great Am Rad Stand San ...... 32, both these games. August 23—Texas—(run-off pri­ 1:10 a. m. she reported in a radio tention. It represents Amos and ously. She was about 57 years old. Seats on sale Circus Day »t Andy’s taxicab offlcD and is clever­ prohibition board stand in the mat­ Mrs. Hnna had been iU for sev­ Am Roll Mill ...... «8% mary). message she was passing over Nan­ ter.” Am Smelt ...... T2% PACKARD’S DRUG STORE, 487 ly done. The window was done by eral months although able to be up Only one out of every 100 busi­ Main SL, in Manchester. Same August 16—California—All state tucket lightship off the Massachu­ Walsh read a letter from Cannon ness enterprises fall each year. offices. setts coast about 215 miles from James Wilson. saying Representative Garner of and around. Her condition grewj.^™ ^ S « ^ ...... ’ vaa264 price as at show grounds. New York. Nantucket Light is the worse, however, and she was re- ® This has been the rule in the Unit­ August 28—South Carolina—Sen­ Texas, the House Democratic lead­ of.'Am Wat Wkn ...... 116% ed States for the past 50 years. ator (Coleman L. Blease, D), gov- last marker off the American coast The G Clef Club will rehearse at moved to the hospital Sunday er, might name Representative Mc­ ternoon. The operation was per­ 'Anaconda ...... 89% . amor. for trans-Atlantic ships. 7 o’clock tonight in the Swedish Duffie of Alabama Democratic Atl Ref ...... 42% To Stop in Spain Lutheran church. The choir wi'l formed early this morning. September 2—Nevada—All state whip. She is survived besides her hus­ Bald Loco ...... 27% offices. Congressman-at-large. The Graf Zeppelin on her trip to meet at 8:30 o’clock. “So you took a part in the selec­ B and O ...... 112 Friedrichshafen, Germany, plans to band by six children four of whom September 9—Michigan—Senator tion of the Democratic whip?” in­ are unmarried and live at home. Bendix ...... 42% : (James Couzens, R), governor, lieu- stop at Seville, Spain, which her MiSs Dorothy Russell of Winter quired Walsh. commander expected to reach in They are Miss Mae, Miss Dorothy, Beth _ Steel---- ...... 65qq WEDNESDAY Lost Times Today ' tenant governor. street who has been confined to her “I did not,” replied the bishop. "I fifty hours. She also stopped at Se­ home with illness for the. past two Harold and Walter. Mark and | ...... Norma Shearer September 9—Arizona—governor. took no part in that. I said nothing Clarence E. are married and live;Case Thresh ...... ^.273 and ville on her flight to this country, weeks is improving. Miss Russell to Mr. Garner.” Cerro de Pasco ...... 53% September 9—Colorado— Senator via Brazil. in Manchester. There is also a sis­ in "The Divorcee” r(Lawrence C. Phipps, R), governor. is a secretary for Judge William S. Walsh asked Cannon If his church Chi MU StP and P p f ...... 31 THURSDAY A few minutes before she rose Hyde. board had taken any part in the ter, Miss Jennie A. Ryan, a practical September 9—Louisiana—Senator gently last night into a sky so blue nurse, living in Hartford. Chrysler ...... 34 (Joseph R. Ransdell, D). election of Congressmen. Mrs. Hanna was a member of the Colum Gas and El ...... 84 and spangled with stars so golden The Highland Lassies will give Reads Board Report Colum Graph ...... 27% September 9—New Hampshire— that the effect was like a back drop the last setback party of the sea­ American Insurance Union of this Senator (Henry W. Keyes, R), gov­ Cannon read a committee report Coml Solv ...... 29% In a theater, her commander indi­ son at the clubhouse in Highland of the board adopted in 1926, de­ town and had lived on Union street ernor, State Legislature. cated that the end of the Graf’s ca­ for about 25 years. She was born Comwlth and Sou ...... 17% JACK MULHALL Park tonight at 8 o’clock. Six manding the law “be enforced by its Concol Gas ...... 132 In Vermont. reer was in sight. prizes will be awarded the winners friends, from revenue collection to in Paterson, N. J. The family at­ September 9—Vermont — gov- By a year from next fall, said Dr. and refreshments served. tends the North Methodist Episco­ ConUn Can ...... 86% LILA LEE President.” Com Prod ...... 18® -.n- i emor, lieutenant governor. Hugo Eckener, he hopes to have He read another report adopted pal church. I September 9—Washington—State three big ships, each able to carry Miss Esther McDonald, teacher of The funeral will be held at 2 Curtiss Wright ...... by the general conference of the Di’pont de Nem ...... Legislature. 24 passengers and 20 tons of mail English for the past three years at Methodist Episcopal Church, South, o’clock Friday afternoon at the and freight, sailing on schedule home on Union street. Rev. Marvin Eastman Kodak ...... 2^% September 10—Georgia—Senator Manchester High school and who in 1926, declaring “whatever money Elec Pow and Lt ...... 64% ; (WUHam J. Harris, D), governor, across the Atlantic. And by that does not expect to return, was the and men are necessary to compel S. Stocking will officiate and burial time he added, the Graf Zeppelin will be in the Buckland cemetery. Erie ...... iitate offices. guest of honor at a party given by obedience to the law,” must be FOX ^ im A ...... 52% f September 16—Wisconsin — gov- “can be put into alcohol and pre­ the Girls club of Highland Park last available. ; emor. served.’’ evening. Miss McDonald has been A letter by Crawford to the Rev. There is a feeling here that the their leader and adviser, and in ap­ Gen Foods ...... 80 September 16—Massachusetts— W. J. Carpenter of Palatka, Florida, Gen Mots ...... oO 1 Senator (Frederick H. Glllett, R), Graf Zeppelin terminatfed last night preciation of her guidance the girls dated April 3, 1929, said: FUNERALS her final visit to Lakehurst. The re­ presented her with a gift and ar­ Gold Dust ...... 45% ! governor, state offices. “Since Mr. Hoover’s inauguration Grigsby Gninow ...... 28% September 16—New York— Leg­ porters started to question Dr. ranged a pleasant program of I heard Dr. Clarence True Wilson Barney Johnson. Eckener about it in the talk he had games and refreshments. say that Mr. Coolidge never made Int Harv ...... islature, (governor in convention). with them just before the take-off. The funeral of Barney Johnson, Int Nick Can ...... 31/a Maryland will hold its primary but one helpful declaration, and of 125 School street, who died sud­ But he cut their questions short Justice of the Peace James Con­ then that night he tried to suppress Int T and T ...... •••••%««,/ election on a date between Septem­ with a counter question: “What do denly Saturday, was held from the Johns Manville ...... 106% ber 8-15, candidates for all state nors of Bolton, for many years tele­ the publicaUon of that, I refer to you think?" graph operator at Steel’s Crossing home at *2 o’clock this afternoon. Kennecott ...... 47 % offices will be named. prohibition matters.” Rev. S. C. Franzen officiated. The Kreuger and ToU ...... 32 Then he told them about his new in Bolton, is now operating at Wind­ Cannon explained that in 1928 he Murder will out, but not before you’ve tra^ Six states will nominate by con­ ships, one to sail every five days sor Locks, but still retains his home had disagreed publicly with the bearers were: Alvin Carlson, Albln Krog Gfoc ...... 33% drama m Swanson, Andrew Sv/anson, Hoken Loew’s, Inc ...... elcd through the fastest action vention. They are: from each side of the Atlantic. in Bolton. Anti-Saloon League over its plan your life! • Idaho—August 26—Senator (Wtl- Of the 22 passengers aboard the of action for southern Democrats in Olsen, Brie Nelson, and Charles Lorlllard ...... 24^ ham E. Borah, R), governor. Zeppelin, four were women. James Hope, who Is one of the the event a wet Democrat was Mortenson. Burial was in the East Mo Kan and Tex ...... 50% ■ Delaware—September 9—Senator employees of the Orford Soap Com­ nominated for the Presidency. cemetery. Mont Ward ...... 46 -ALSO----- (Daniel O. Hastenings, R), (Repub- pany going to the new factory be­ He and Dr. A. J. Barton "had felt Nat Gash Reg A ...... 60% Ucan primary, date for Democratic BOLTON JUSTICE TRIES ing erected in Australia by thq Or­ they could not agree with the plan Nat Dairy ...... 80% primary has not been set). ford Coap Company, has been given announced by the late Wayne B. Nat Pow and L t ...... « No dates for the others have been a vacation, part of which he will Wheeler, and they Issued a public FUNERAL SERYICES N e v C o p ...... 20 i set. They are: NEW BRITAIN DRIYER spend at Syracuse InspecUng the statement expressing their own N Y Cent ...... H4 Connecticut—Governor. Robertson Soap Company plant and views. FOR JUDGE MARYIN New Mexico—Senator (Sam Q. Ralphael Dufult of 610 Main will return to Manchester for a rest Canoon said his offices in Wash­ Bratton, D), governor. of a week before starting for his ington were located in the same omieis street, New Britain, was arrested D Rhode Island — Senator (Jesse this morning by state police and tong trip to the new plant. He will building with the Anti-Saloon Lea­ Perley Stevens H. Metcalf, R), governor. taken to Bolton where he is to be leave Manchester on June 22. gue. Hartford, June 3.— (AP) — Utah—Three members of the given a hearing before Justice of The bishop said he belonged to the Prominent members of Connec­ And His Famous House of Representatives. the Peace James C. Connors of that Work Is well underway repainting committee of 1,000, of the National ticut’s judiciary and lawyers from Broadcasting Orchestra throughout Connecticut today place on the charge of reckless driv­ and redecorating the store that was Temperance Coimcll, and to the Pirect from Boston YOUTHFUL BURGLARS. ing. His arrest was caused as the fbr over 40 years used by A. L. legislative conference of the joined in paying their last respects New Britain, June 3.—Two boys, result of an accident in Bolton on Brown and which is to be occupied churches. to Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin of the at April 13 when Miss Doris Mailloux, by Karl Keller when completed. Asked the purposes of these or­ Superior Court. , 14 and 15 years old, who were With all courts in tbe state closed caught red-handed by a policeman 19, of this city, was throwA from an ganizations, he said: A burning love story flUdd with Joyous oong automobile that overturned near STATE CENSUS “Just to show that alcohol damns as a mark of respect, funeral serv­ Sandy Beach •D^ile they were burglarizing a the body and soul of men who use ices for Judge Marvin, who was and terrific drama. store on Beaver street at 1 o’clock Nigger Hill in the town of Bolton. ■The case was investigated by New Haven, June 3.—(AP)— it.” prominently identified in political this morning, told the authorities There were only 18 to’^ms in Con­ and charitable circles, will be held Ballroom that they had consumed the con­ Hartford authorities Emd there was necticut to be heard from on popula­ PROBE AUTO DEATH this afternoon. Burial will be In ... ' understood to have been a decision : tents of a bottle of moonshine rendered that the accident was due tion figures In the census at noon New Haven, June 3.—(AP.)—An Cedar HUl cemetery. Wed’day Ev’g, June 4 POPULARITY CONTEST which they had found In a dump inquest into the death of Conrad No session of the civil superior to a faulty condition in the road today. The figures for IfiO towns Admlsaioa 66e. 8i86 to ISitO ONE VOTE ahd did not know what they were that was then under repair. Among were 1,320,811 as compared with Thrpm,- 76, of Mount Cafme|l, who courts were held, while the criminal OTing. those concerned in the accident liv­ 1,135,953 in 1920 a gain of 184,259. was struck and killed yesterday by superior courts opened their new ; The youthful burglars had a ing in New Britain, but there has The entire population of the state ,an automobile driven by Miea Lil­ terms and then adjourned. The iontity of groceries in a sack since been a coroner’s report made In the 1920 count was 1,880,831. lian Rynn of Southington, was held probate court here of which Judg* €X >M IN G Shen interrupted in their work, in which it is claimed that the cause today by Coroner. James J, Coni* Marvin was judge for . fourteen Arkrtwaa ! ______years closed after one .o’clock this Bart i>ollB and his Victor Rooord- p o th er sack, loaded with loot, was was reckless driving and the trial A geological survey hiu ' < shown g ^ r log Orohostrn, Saturday Night, June the probable area of Caaadian oil The names of those who testified afternoon, an hour and a half be­ fcund behind the store. They will is being held in Bolton town hall 7th. B given a bearing in juvenile court. this Afternoon. fields as 300,000 squara .miles. at the hearing were not .revealed. fore the funerid servlcee.

^ . * • — . r ' ^ ^ MANQJEST& MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNES, IMO. TROUT, CHOCK-UP this year from Miss Wheelock's HartfciriiT 6i Fannie -Li. Asst, WORLD WAR REUCS LIONS M EM IieS HEAR Kindergarten Training School, Bos-, Prin., Manchester, 5, 'Atiifetta L. VARINCIONA m C H E R S HAMED ton. Klee, Manchester; 4, Mary a ; Con­ MOUSE, STILL HUNGRY nor, Southington; 3, _ Mary M. WINDOW DRAWS MANY . TAUC ON RiOlE BOOKS The most serious break in the Young, MsmcTiester; 2-18,'Caroline F. SHOW OPENED faculty of Districts 1-8 was caused Wilcox, Millbury, Mhss.; 2,^Gertrude FLARES AGAIN; m DISTRICTS 1-8 by the retirement of Miss Isabelle Carrier, Manchester; 1, EUa. R. Takes Angler’s Bait While Moore, after many years service as Healey, Agawam, .Mass.; -I, Helen Manchester Electric Com-; l A. Leland^Ziglatzki of Herald Tail of Rodent Remains AO school nurse. Her work has been A. Maloney; Manchester; Kind. Staff Gives Interesting In­ Be Swallowed. D i s p l a y I ■ BATTLE NEARS of the highest order and for several Frances Conrow, South Manchester. pany’s Won Atten. | £ j h i b 11 of F 0W«rS formation on Fine Printing. years has been recognized as super­ Special Teachers: Manual. Train­ tion Crowds During Ex-; (Conttnaed from Page 1) Siperiotendent A. F. Howes ior by high authorities in the state. Raymond Williams of Maple ing, Jo^ph G. ^ean, Manchester; hibit. Speaking on the subject of "Mod- street. East Hartford, was fishing Both school authorities and teachers Dbmestic Science, Hannah K. Jen­ Shrubs Begins Today at that the Nationalists have with­ regret that she felt her health might a trout stream not far from Man­ Gives Out List of Those sen, Manchester Green; Music, Willo The World War window sponsored :era Fine Printing imd the ^ook,” A. drawn a portion of the fofces order­ chester when a vigorous pull on his not stand the strain of another M. Surprenat, South Manchester; by the Manchester Electric Com- :Leland-^lgatzki, of The Herald ad- ed to Kinhsm front north of Chsujg- year’s work. From a number of the Masonic Temple. line gave evidence of something Dra'Wihg, Adelaide M; Sporer.. Hart­ pany for the past week and at | c,VerUsing ^-stsiff, and a leading au- chbw, dispatching them instead to good on the other end. He pulled good candidates Miss Laura J. Bald­ which nearly all of Manch^ester s ; ^thority'. ,^ d collector of rare Chsmgsha to halt the new menace, Hired. win of Wethersfield has been select­ ford; Physical Culture, Helen S. in a half-pound trout and saw some­ Talcott, Glastonbury; hIurse,.Laura younger element, and a large per­ l;books, haying contact with publish- Northern 'advices today stated thing protruding from the mouth ed to succeed Miss Moore. Miss J. Baldwin, Wethersfield; Dental centage of the oldsters, was re- Garden______club members were jubi- %ev3 ^ throughout the printing world, | that the Northern forces had cap- Baldwin is a graduate of a New of the fish. Vj Hygienist, Nan W. Miner, South mo-Ved last night. The fine* display , jant today over the fine weather for ^rovidi’ rovided the Lipns Club with si j tured the Mamutsu airplane base in Examination disclosed it to be tlm ■With the exception of a teacher York training hospital and has had of the Electric company arranged ^ opening of their show at three'^i^hly interesting and educational j northeast Honsm province, taking 12 several years experience in hospital Manchester. tail of a mouse which the trout had for Grade 6 in the Manchester School Physician, Le'Verne and displayed by Thomas Maxwell; o’clock in the Masonic Temple. Mr3. '•evening----- *- at the weekly meeting atj airplsmes and 50 pilots, swallowed entirely excepting the • Green school, all of the teachers and private work. She has special­ included almost everything of in- j w . c. Cheney, chairman of the gon- the Hotel Sh3ridan last night. Mr. I The Nationalists continue to sup- ized in caring for children and Holmes, M. D. , ■ tail and hind legs which were visible positions in Districts I to 8 have terest to the World War overseas. i gj-al decoration committee,, and a Ziglatzki hhd witl him a varied as-! press news of d<-tailed military de- in the throat of the fish. ’ brings to the position abounding Observers saw for the first time, | corps of assistants yesterday ar- sortment of rare editions from his j yelopments. been filled, Superintendent A. F. physical vigor. No assistant nurse perhaps, one of the most deadly in -. ranged an attractive background •collection'with which he illustrated | • Although military headquarters at There were 927 fewer banks op­ Howes said today. Much trouble will be employed. POLICE COURT struments of the war, the Browning fQ^ jjjg floral exhibits, making use •^his talk, later allowing members to i Nanking have denied that Chiang has been encountered in filling va­ A complete list of teachers in Dis­ erating in the United States at the ------: Auto Gun, conceived by John M. of young birch and poplar trees and ‘ inspect them. ! Yai-Shek was wounded in a clash at end of 1929 than at the end of 1928. cancies and it was not until yester­ tricts 1 to 8 follows: George Miner, Jr., was before the j Browning, of Ogden, Utah, and oak______boughs.^ The banquet hall lends |, Three delegates were appointed to j Kweiteh, eastern Honan, it is gen day afternoon that the list had been Oakland, 1-5, Margaret E. Sugrue, Manchester 'police court this mom- capable of distributing death at the j.ggif admirably to an exhibit of t the convention to be held at New- erally believed here that the report so far completed that the appoint­ Naugatuck. ing on the charge of non-support.! rate of over 600 doses per minute; with its cool green walls, j port, R. I., Tune 10 and 11 They is correct. ments could be announced. Manchester Green, 8, Mabel A. ThilDugh his attorney,’ John: Foley,! from a belt leeding from the pocket Endows and wall recesses. The ; are: George Sagley, Joel Nichols, Four teachers are leaving the he entered a plea of guilty..Miner gf the soldier. If this type of gun grade entrance is very con-[M d Albert Knofla. It was an- Manchester Green school, this year. Lanphear, Prin., Willimantic; 7, Margaret Spring, Springfield, was brought In by Probation Officer jjggn m the hands of the Ger-: ygnient for the delivery of flowers ijiounced that the speaker next week Miss Pease, teacher, of Grade One SERIES OF ILLNESSES Mass.; 5, Ellen J. Foster, Wapping, Edward Elliott sifter athorough 1 j^jj^ng g,t the outbreak of the World qj. decorative material. A bird bath;would be Don Singer, agraduate resigns to take up secretarial work. investigation of the case. He was j ^vrar there would be a different ojjg or two other accessories I'pf the Uplversity of Pennsylvania, Miss Blankenburg who has taught 4, Nona Pearson, Hancock, N. H.; 3, Marion Legg, Manchester; 2, before the court last October on a gtory to tell the children than that g^^g j.gg^j garden atmosphere. | and a former All-American half- HITS LOCAL FAMILY the third grade for. several years Marjorie Leidholdt, South Manches­ similar charge, and according to the .^^hich was told them last Memorial jj.jg might be said to dominate the | back. Ernest Roy, chairman of the will enter a hospital to train for a probation officer he has failed to exhibit and more space, is given to I Milk Fund committee made his nurse. Miss Ellis gives up Grade ter; 1, Ethel F. Baldwin, West Ly­ man, Mass.; Kind., Elizabeth E. make his payments with, any degree i Tben there was another deadly this colorful perennial than any | monthly report, Mother, Father and Daughter, Five to go to college and Miss Cut­ of regularity. i thing, though not as a regular other single flower. i • A letter of thanks from the | ler resigns from her Sixth Grade Barnes, Bristol. Take Turns in Going to Hos­ Judge R. A . Johnson imposed a j weapon but me that made effective On the east side is arranged a -Mayor’s office of Nashua, New position to rest for'a year. Highland Park, 7, FJith L. Pear­ Hampshire, was read, signed by i pital— All Recovered. son, South Manchester; 5-6, Doris jail sentence of 60 days and sus- through the use of trickery and most interesting display of mirrors Miss Pease will be replaced by pended it on condition -that he pay 1 gig^tric current—the field telephone Harry A. Gregg, chairman of the! Miss Ethel F. Baldwin of Saugus, Holcomb, Southwick, Mass.; 4-5, of all shapes and sizes, with artistic 57 a week for the support of his j German signal corps. A oriental table scarfs and small Finance------„ Committee, , of the Nashua Mrs. Margaret (Kellner) Gabby Mass., who graduates this year from Nina C. Fogil, South Manchester; of 63 Union street is recovering 2-3, Marjorie Foggett, New London; child. He required a bond, of $500 to | gimjjgy looking affair it served ite ; decorative objects in metal and pot- Relief Fimd. The letter read the Keene, N. H. normal school. guarantee that payment. ^ j purpose well in action and when it | tgry, most of them from China and ■“Kindly accept from me in behalf from a recent appendicitis opera­ Miss Marion Legg of Manchester 1, Millicent M. Wallett, Manchester; thanks tion and expects to be able to re­ Kind., Katherine M. Bossen, South father and mother furnished, the | jp the abandoned trench i the Far East. In many'of the mir­ *of the City of Nashua our has been appointed to the Third necessary bond and he was a c c o r d - ^ ^ j j g epgniy retreated it was and appreclFition for your generous sume her duties as stenographer at Windsor. rors beautiful vases of flowers are Grade position. She is a graduate ingly released. hooked up in such a manner that reflected, colors and shapes bejng ! .contributh^. .. f .. . to.rX- our — Relief Fund the C. E. Wilson Nursery Company of a Maine normal school and has Soilh, 5-6, Emily J. Cove, Booth- soon. The Kellner family has been bay, Me.; 3-4, Bessie E. Howe, Prin., Clarence Jeffers, for uring im- once the receiver was taken off the used to harmonize with the fabrics | wpich 'wUl materially aid m the JUNE taught successfully for the past two pniper markers, paid a fime of $15 hook the entire trench blew up with and art novelties. Directly across j rriiabilita?ti(m- of ’ the many families quite unfortunate of late because of i years in Talcottville. Miss Ellen J. South Manchester; 1-2, Eva Lath- sickness. First Mrs. Gabby’s moth­ rop. South Manchester. ajid costs.. He was arrested early a heavy subterranean charge of the hall is another inviting display ; who were’'rendered homeless in this Foster of Wapping, a graduate of this morning by Sergeant John Mc- er, Mrs. Charles Kellner went to the Manchester High School and the Keeney Street, 5-6, Anna Reide- high explosive_of flower arrangements suitable for -great disaster which has come to Glinn. 'The display served to show those ^jjpjp^ tp^le decorations, using Nashua.” , ^ the Memorial hospital on February BRIDES New Britain normal school, will man, Prin., South Manchester; 3-4, 25 and was there until March 17 Leona Nevers, South Manchester; who are not too familiar with such | g^ndles and candlesticks but with- [ ' Mr. , Ziglatzki compared the have the Fifth Grade. Miss Cutler’s things, thelength to which modern j I printing of books with the pamting very seriously ill. Following her place has not yet been filled. 1-2, Lucie G. Bengston, South Man- recovery, Mr. Kellner was also See This Space chsstsr. civilization and military engineers | There are a numbei: of particular- pf pictures as a means of individual Miss ■ Spillane, principal of the COVENTRY expression, in the light - that a fine taken ill and went to the Hartford Highland Park school recently an­ Buckland, 7-8, Marion Pierce, went during those dark days of 1918 i , displays of pansies by the 1- 'Tv.arn viroro . Well as rhododcndrons printer, expresses iTimself through j hospital for a similar length of time, in Tomorrow’s nounced her engagement to be Prin., Wapping; 5-6, Irene Buckland, to wipje out each other. There were members, Buckland; 3-4, Helen Crowe, Dan­ Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett, Jr., numerous sorts of hand grenades in the shrub class and a miscel­ the medium of his book in the same | Following his recovery, their daugh- married and at the same time de­ and children of Harrison, N. Y., mo­ way the artist does through his I ter, Mrs. Gabby found it necessary clined appointment for another bury; 1-2, Eleanor Stoughton, Wap­ that are responsible for many a laneous class of perennials. Herald tored here to spend the week-end marble cross on French battle­ painting. The speaker also touched i to go to the Memorial hospital^ May year. Her place will be filled by ping. At the eleventh hour it was and! 5 for an appendicitis operation and North School Street, Thomas with Mrs. Bennett’s mother, Mrs. A. fields. These metallic “lemons’ necessary to make a change in the on the private press both here Miss Edith L. Pearson, who has B. Porter. of was discharged May 18. taught a Sixth Grade in the Eighth Bentley, Prin., Bolton; 5-6, Dorothy filled with the most powerful committee of judges. Joseph Mc­ abroad and said that they were S. Whitney, Norwich; 5-6, Marion Mr. and Mrs. 'Walter S. Haven explosive worked terrible havoc at Manus of the Hartford florist firm mostly owned by wealthy people district for several years with have returned from a short visit to marked success. Mrs. Keith of the Marshall, Hartford; 5-6, Esther J. close quarters and when the fight- of Spear & McManus, because of the who printed as a hobby, printing Anderson, Danbury; 5-6, Catherine Boston. ing was the thickest. It took but a overwhelming work in connection mostly unusual and heretofore un-1 Highland Park school declined to Mr. and-Mrs. William Clark of continue another year and her place McGuire, Manchester; 4, Ruth J. moment to get them away from with the funeral today of Judge L. published works. Benedict, Middlebu^y. Vt.; 4, Doro­ Huntington, Mass., spent Sunday trained hand- to great distances, Among the rare editions which he j has been filled by the appointment with their sister Mrs. Sarah New­ P. 'Waldo Marvin was unable to of Miss Marjorie Foggett of New thy A. Gill, Springfield, Mass.; 3, oftimes, and then the spray of tiny serve. Warren Mason, superinten­ showed were “Old Mrs. Chundle,” Carolyn E. Waterbury, Newtown; man. bits of chilled steel that tore and by Thomas Hardy, a posthumus Lo.ndon. Miss Foggett will be Mrs. Lillian Kramer of Williman­ dent of the beautiful gardens and gr^uated from the Willimantic 3, Bernice R. Norris, Rockville; 2, maimed over a wide area. grounds in Farmington of Mrs. “Foist” printed by Daniel Berkley Mary C. Roach, South Manchester; tic spent several days with her ’The monster trench mortar shell Updike at The Merrymount Press, normal school in June. mother, Mrs. Daniel Newman. Theodate Pope Riddle was secured fn the Eighth district the Sixth 2, Florence M. Fitzgerald, Canaan; cases; the one pound shells: for the task of judging today, Boston; “ Sonnets from the Portu­ GOOD 1, Dorothy Peterson, West Hartford; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cahoon and bayonets, swords, field rifles and guese,” by Elizabeth Browning, Grade position made vacant by the children of South Coventry, Ray I The show will be open until 9 promotion of Miss Pearson to the 1, Catherine Brown, Norwich; Kind., last but not least the trench tools I o’clock this evening and again to­ printed in Italy at the Officina Highland Park principalship will be M. Myrtle Fryer, Supv., South Man­ Wilcox of Willimantic, Mr. and Mrs. all had their place in the last war. itiBodoni in type cast from the origi- Lorffler and Mrs. Mabel Hitchcock morrow from 10 a. m. to 9 p. ra T h i n g s filled by Miss Marion Marshall of chester; Kind., Margaret Kirk, The ordinary observer can hardly, is free to all and well worth a visit. i nal Hartford. Miss Marshall has had Stoneham, Mass.; Open Air, Miriam of Rockville-were all Sunday guests realize the destruction that is pos- most pretentious • done by hand. The Triumphs of at the home of Mrs. Daniel N®v/- It is easily the three years experience in teaching Welles, South Windsor; Oppor­ sible with the modern machine gun. spring show ever held by this com- ' Petrarch.” entirely done by hand by •wont spoil tunity, Edna M. Stack, Portland, man. ' . ’— it----- the brothers Johnson at the Wind­ and graduates in June from the held It is only through seeing work ; p-youthful garden club, and three years course of the Fitchburg, Me. Graduation in town will be and witnessing the steady spray sor Press, San Francisco; an elab­ Wednesday evening, June 11. Mrs. R. K. Anderson, general chair Mass., normal school. Daly, Hartford; 7-8, Mary Anne Mc- lead and steel from such as the Colt j man a*d her efficient helpers have orate: prospectus printed, by John Miss Hawxhurst resigned her Daly, Hartford; 7-8,Mary Anne Mc­ Automatic and thd Browning Ma-| Henry Nash for his recent monu­ YOURGirl! Although the black bear reaches been congratulated on its success kindergarten position to be married Farland, Sarver, Pa.; 7-8, Lois Park­ chine guns, that this may become. despite the fact that .the season has mental edition, of Dante; “The and Miss Margaret Kirk of Stone- er, Bridgeport; 7-8, Dorothy Toohy, a weight of 300 pounds when full Palette Knife,” by Christopher Mor- grown, it weighs but little over half been a trying one for flowers with ham, Mass., has been appointed to Manchester; 7-8, Agnes T. Dwyer, And draped in the rear of the its alternately cold anePhot weather. ley, printed by the Pinson Printers, stDBceed her. Miss Kirk graduates Manchester; 7-8, M. Alice Dowling, pound at birth. window were the Allied flags m a departure m American book .illus­ r S worth a few dollars honor of which all the bloodshed tration. the illustrations being a month to give your and agony of the four year war wa.s ori^nal water colors; the Rock­ carried on. These silent trophies of HALE’S SEEKS ARTICLES well Kent edition of “The Bridge of little girl advantages in, Flanders Fields speak in far more San Luis Rey;” the Nonesuch Press, life.» The Guaranteed convincing terms of the abolition of OF THE 1897 PERIOD Shakespeare; “Ballads of ’Villon,” war than a thousand orators. The I printed In seven colors by The Investors Syndicate Plan Manchester Electric company and I Windsor Press; The Premer Presse I Mr. Maxwell .,re to be congratulated Wants to Get Dresses, Suits, of Germany, first American book will show you how to pro­ for their intetest in this connection. printed fo.r Random House, Emer­ Photographs or Any Other vide the funds to give $4,000 Colicgt Fund son’s “Essay on Nature,” with j ky Mvlny SU.OO a month—en« of many 14 planf Articles of That Year. decorative • initials cut jn wood by them to her. Compound Anna Simons; "The Red Shoes,” I------1 ♦ Invnftort SyndUote 1 MADALON I in E R BOX j The J. H. Hale Company is a.d- printed at The lUingsper Press in interest works the magic I irt \ vertising today for costumes, pic­ Germany with color woodcuts by Till mn how your plan will provMa Send coupon for details. Colorful Cotton Prints In These POPULAR ON RADIO tures, or anything else that dates Harwerth: Bruce Rogers’ “Printing ----- Coilcfn ndueotlon ------Start In boolMM the year 1897. The local department and the Renaissance,” prihted by store is anxious to get together William Edwin Rudge; and several ----- TroYol fund ----- Wnddlni flh exhibit of the dresses, hats, suits others. 175,000 Madalon’s Letter and anything else that was either Namo...... radio feature of Sage, Allen & Co. worn or made during 1897. Those Investors having any such articles or photo­ Addrou...... New Summer Dresses which is on the air each Tuesday SUB CHASER BUM BOAT morning from 11:00 to 11:15 oyer graphs are asked to let the store Station ’VVTIC, is rapidly capturing know as soon as possible. public favor. Of course the bargain . Norfolk, June 3.— (AP.)—Laden Remarkable Values with whiskey a one time Arnerican \ hunter—and who is not -7','''’.. J lighted with the Radio Special whmh sub chaser seized off the Virginia CONGRESS UPSETS coast was tied up at the Coast At This Low Price is announced each week. Special is put out to the radio public Guard base here today. Her crew of FOUNDED 1894 at cost through the courtesy of PRESIDENTS VETO 12 were in custody pending federal Sage. Allen & Co. This week’s spec­ investigation. 815 MAIN STREET, SO. MANCHESTER ial is a delightful one for a gift or The vessel now named the “Met- equally nice for your own use, a (Continued from Page One.) muzel” was believed to be of French JERRY FAY, LOCAL MANAGER registry. One thousand cases of 36 inch square hemstitched cloth Telephone 7931 with napkins for only $1.95. This delay, the House' proceeded to make supposedly Bourbon were aboard; special is for June 3rd and 4th only. the legislation effective by a vote No charges had been brought Beside the Radio Special the chat of 298 to 14. As if in celebration ol against Albert Flashant, master of SECOND NATIONAL BANK BUILOINQ, NEW HAVEN by Madalon includes many fascina­ its release from the control of the the seized craft, or any of the crew Offices in 51 principal cities tion hints of frocks, skin foods and Administration forces, House last night...... ■perfumes. Although Sage, Allen & indulged in a mighty and exultant Co, are the exclusive agent for all chuckle when the vote ,was an­ DOZENS of attrac­ Madalon products in Hartford, it is nounced. comforting for those who cannot Hoover’s Objections. tive styles— with cap come to this store to learn that President Hoover objected to the sleeves, elbow-, sleeves they may secure Madalon gowns bill on three grounds: (1) That Jt I and skin preparations in 52 differ­ would make eligible for pensions ent stores throughout the country. men who had been disabled as a re­ Could or sleeveless. Dainty Through the Letter Box, Madalon sult of “vicious habits” ; (2) that it flower patterns, dots told of the Annual June Hosiery shortened from 90 to 70 day^ the Sale which starts June 4th, with length of service , necessary to be­ The effort spent in selecting the materials to be used in Manchester Dairy Ice and geometries . are special values in chiffon and service come eligible for compensation and Gream— weights in all the desired colors. (3) that it provided no method by printed on light and Madalon is always eager to be of which the Government might de­ l i e unending work involved in keeping everything spic and span while produc­ service to any of her friends that termine whether an applicant was ing?'the finish^ product— dark grounds. The may care to write to her care of Sage, Allen & Co., Hartford Conn. really in need of the pension. Although many members private­ The procedure involved in iu*olecting the finish^ product until it reaches your fabrics include: ly conceded that it was a strong table— veto and that the President was RIVAL LOBSTERMEN justified in his objections, the Ad­ Dimity-- Pique- ministration leadership in both You could only then fully realize what is involved in pro­ IN BITTER DISPUTE branches crumbled in the face of Batiste—Linen— the campaign put on by the veter­ ducing? for you, delicious ans’ organization to pass the bill / 0 over the veto. On tiie eve of an Plain Cotton Guilford, June .3.— (AP)—Strife election in which all the representa­ -.13 hhs broken out once again among tives and one-third of the senators the lobstermen of Guilford. This Manchester Dairy Ice Cream Skirts have pleats and must face the voters, there was a time the lobsters are not the com­ distinct reluctance to antagonize batants, but the victims. The town flares — pockets and ■ has always jealousy guarded its such a powerful organization as the fishing grounds which lie between Spanish ,'War ’Veterans Association, collars are in contrast­ the shore front and Faulkner’s Although Majority Leader Watson Island four miles away. In this sea- of the Senate voted to sustaig the The Manchester Dairy ing colors or bound garden the town fishermen set their President, he revealed the hopele.s3- Sjbster pots and they watch tha,t no ness of the fight in his rep»?irk to a with tiny pipings. Six outsider Invades the preserve. colleague, “this is a campaign year Just now the strife has come over and it’s hard to vote against any­ examples are sketched rivalry of some of the fishermen and thing.” Ice Cream the cutting loose of pots and the theft of lobsters from the cars in Misses’, which they are kept alive until HOSPITAL NOTES DIAL 5250 wanted for the market. The state authorities have been Women’s and asked to help out in the detective Mrsu Clarabelle Carr of 59 Foster Always Obtainable, A t Its Best, A t Your Neigh­ work and Senator Harry R. Durant street has been admitted to the Me­ Larger Women’s jhas offered a reward of.$100 for in­ morial hospital and Elizabeth borhood Store or Favorite Soda Fountain. formation which will lead to the Hewitt of 7(5 Florence street is ,jdgo rconvlction of , those responsible. The there for treatment. : • Sizes feeling is due in part to the fact One death was reported .today, jtiiit JObstfrs bjrlnjg; n Wgh 1“ that of Mrs. Mary Hanna, 57, of 44 Ithe market destroyed pots nnd Union -Btreet' At 3:45 this ,,morning All Vat Dye—-Fast Colors losses of citches mean a big loss to following a major ppeiatloh. She the fisboripen. came in Sunday afternoon. ri MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOOTH M^OHESTER, CONN, TVESDAY. JUNE 8,1980. FAUG FOUR

very gently admonish the trans­ wMch goes imder the general ap- ® JlanclieHter gressor, gently Inform him that he pelation of “London.” has infracted the law and very In no sense, as understood In Health and Diet America, is London, for administra­ ®tt»trtn8 Bfralb delicately suggest that he observe it tive purposes, a single city. It is in the future. Advice jR * L £ «fN “oll«™NT,.NO, It is quite easy to imagine a very governed by a county council in for your old mattress 18 Blasell Street By DR. FRANK McCOY South Manchester, Conn. common type of automoblUst—a such matters as necessarily relate to THOMAS FERGUSON the whole area but each of its twen­ General Manaser person of excellent intentions but given to small forgetfulness—being ty-nine components is locally self- in this 1930 round-up Founded October 1. 1881 governing. Many of its suburban ACID FRUITS DO NOT CAUSE moved almost to tears by such con­ ACIDOSIS “ Published Every Evening ^Except sideration and saying to himself: units are not even part of the coun­ Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the ty and are, to all intents and pur Post Office at South Manchester. “Now that’s what I call one nice The belief of many people that of old mattresses C^Bh.. as Second Class Mall Matter. poses, quite separate political en-j SUBSCRIPTION RATES towm! They give you a chance for acid fruits cause acidosis is readily disproven by testing the blood of OhB Tear, by mall ...... JBOU your white alley, th^’s what they titles. i Per Month, by mall ...... j Yet in a very real sense London patients who are on an exclusive Delivered, one y e a r...... do! I’m dinged if I don’t drive up to acid fruit diet. Patients using noth­ is as much one commumty as is Siji^le copies ...... * •_ the police station and tell 'em that ing but orange juice will show an Manchester. Its population is a sin­ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED here’s one g^uy that appreciates such increased alkalinity of blood as lopg ' PRESS gle population. It would convey an as they remain on the orange juice • The Associated Press is exclusively treatment and that so far as I’m utterly wrong impression to repre­ and, in fact, the more orange juice . entitled to the use for repuplication concerned they won’t have to tag of^all news dispatches credited to it sent it as thirty or forty separate they use at one time the more the or not otherwise credited In tms me again—^not ever!” alkalinity seems to increase. j HE round-up is paper and also the local news pub­ populations. Yeah? Countless experiments have con- i in full swing. lished herein. n f That is what we do in this coun­ T ' All rights of republlcatlon or And it’s just as easy to imagine vinced me that there is not the special dispatches herein are also re­ try. We report the urban aggrega­ $17.78 Old mattresses are another kind. His coihpanlon says, slightest excuse for believing that served. ______tions not as they are assembled on acid fruits have any effect, what- ; “Hey, Billy! You can’t park here— ever, in creating acidosis. The fruit | being replaced with SPECIAL advertising REPRE- the face of the continent but as they The Dixieland is a 100% gray- SENTATIVE: Hamilton - UeLlsser. there’s a sig^n.” And the driver says: acids, such as citric acid, malic acid | are divided into political units. No felt mattress with roll edges and new Watkins bed­ Inc., 285 Madison Ave.. New York, “What of it? All these birds in this and tartaric acid are quite different ] Y„ and 61Z North Michigan A.v... one could get from a study of the in chemical composition from the , woven stripe ticking. All sizes. Chicago. Ills. ______town do is to give you a tag with ding. It’s the best census reports, unless he were a acids in the body which produce Full service client of N E A Service. a kiss on it. Anything goes in this insurance known for perfect shark at geography of every acidosis* I burg imless they catch you about The fruit acids may be considered | ^"^Member, Audit Bureau of Circula­ state and familiar with the subject deep, luxurious tions. ___ _ three times in the same day.” natural acids and they are combin- | of proximities and distances every­ ed with alkaline forming elements. I The Herald Printing Company. Inc., Our impression is that the little slumber that wakes where, any adequate idea of the ur­ When these acids are digested they j assumes no financial responsibility old tag that calls for a little old two $22-50 you every morning for typographical errors appearing in ban groupings of the American peo- are oxidized and nothing remains ! advertisements In the Manchester dollar bill, with the alternative of but carbon dioxide and water. This feeling fit as a fiddle. Bvenlng Herald. ______a report to the Department of Mo­ pie. releases the mineral elements which 50 lbs. of fine gray-cotton felt How to scheme it out so that the TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1930. tor Vehicles, Is plenty humane and were combined with the acids, and ai*e used in the Pickaninny mat­ Get rid of your old census reports would convey a cor­ produces a greater alkalinity of the as polite as any community can af­ tress. Imperial stitched edges. rect impression of the size of each blood. I mattresses in this CRUCL\L. HOUR ford to be. The normal state of the bodily i Not the overriding of the Presi­ actual community is, we confess, al­ tissues is alkaline, and. whenever j round-up, too. We dent’s veto of the Spanish War pen­ together beyond us. It could, how­ this protective alkalinity becomes | INVALID ORDINANCES will allow $5 for each sion hill, hut the manner of its do­ ever, probably be done. And it is a lessened the body becomes very A sound lesson in the law making susceptible to a variety o. diseases. ing, the gleeful pack spirit that serious question whether it wouldn’t old mattress traded in for a new one. The old one powers of municipalities is read in The body is never really acid until | animated Congress in its tearing be worth doing. $23 will be taken away when we make delivery. ^ All old the decision of the Supreme Court after death,, but bad eating habits f and rending of the document, must All the world knows what London will reduce the normal alkalinity. I . of Errors which invalidates a milk Simmons new Deepsleep mat­ bedding will be burned to make sure that it will never serve to bring about grave specula­ means, even if it is *very difficult to have never found a superior method ordinance adopted by the city of for increasing the alkalinity of the | tress, made with springs uphol­ tion as to whether the pacific policy make its exact meaning clear in again be used. Join the round-up today. Select your, Shelton. blood than to use an exclusive citrus stered with cotton and damask of Mr. Hoover with relation to the words. How much of America will fruit acid for a time. When no j new mattress from this long list! legislative arm is to prove a failure. Shelton’s council passed an ordi­ know what Hartford really means other food is used, the elimination i tickings. nance prohibiting the sale within when It is represented by the fig­ of toxic acids and material proceeds From the moment of taking office with gr'^ t rapidity and, at the same the city limits of any milk whatso­ ures, 161,000? President Hoover has allowed it to time, alkaline substances are added ever, unless it ^was pasteurized or he known that he held in particular so that the blood regains its normal from tuberculin tested cattle. A $39-50' respect the principle of separation alkaline balance. dealer, whose name happens to be If the rash appears on the skin of executive and legislative func­ $24-50 $26-55 the same as that of the city, defied IN NEW YORK when using citrus fruits, it is be­ tions: that he did not intend to en­ cause of the poisons coming out 'Simmons famous Beautyrest the ordinance, setting up that his Dozens of tiny coil springs, croach at all upon the prerogatives through the skin in such large quan­ The Dreamland is made of lux­ mattresses of innerspring con­ milk was not only absolutely pure tities that temporarily some of the embedded in cotton, felt make of Congress: that his idea of gov­ New York, June 3.—Broadway’s uriously soft Kapok (silk floss) struction, Choice- of damask but complied in every way with the one and only playwrighting native pores are blocked, and rash and ir- this Easyrest mattress luxur­ tickings. ernment was for the legislative ration result. This will disappear in imported from Java, Striped state law, though it was neither son today runs for the peace and ious. branch to attend to its own alfairs a short time and even such skin dis­ ticking. and for the President to attend to pasteurized nor from tested cows. quiet of the European provinces or eases as eczema and psoriasis will The case was carried to the Su­ the executive and admimstrative the pastoral Cape Cod country quickly vanish. If the fruit diet is preme Court, which now rules that persisted in and nothing is given to end of the business. It was evident whenever he feels the creative ruge. no municipality has the power to He is, if you don’t already know retard the skin elimination by the from the start, for that matter, Chat use of ointments which repress the adopt an ordinance in direct conflict it, Eugene O’Neill, whose works he was more interested in the ad­ have long since revolutionized the poisons in the body, I do not know ■with a statute of the state. ministrative than in the law-mak­ box office products of the gay gulch. of any food which has such a defi­ $26-55 “This is not a case of the ordi­ When I say “native son,” I mean nite, beneficial result on the body $35 ing department and saw, or thought as the citrus fruits, and in no case nance speaking where the statute is literally that he was bom imder the Dreamland is the nanie of this Another Simmons mattress he saw, sufficient opportunity for a dazzling arcs of the gay white way. can it be said thfat they produce very capable chief executive to keep silent,” the opinion reads: “it is a His father, James O’Neill, was one acidosis. 100% snowy white cotton-felt Restwell is a fitting name for with innerspring center and fine himself busy, with great advantage case of a direct conflict between of the great troupers of yesteryear. The safe rule is to always use the mattress. Linen colored i triped this innerspring mattress with black hair covering, the Purple fruits by themselves, and if you do to the country, with those affairs statutes and ordinances. They are His birthplace was the old Beimett tick. Label. House, since renamed ’The Cadillac. this there is no disease where acid its beautiful damask coverings. irreconcilably inconsistent with one which were peculiarly under his con­ As a child he w m spun about the fruits are contraindicated. The alka­ trol. another. The ordinance must yield.” country, as his father’s company linity of the blood will always in­ crease: the hemoglobin or color of To actual leadership. of the na­ How many times municipalities in went on tour in romantic dramas. He grew up in Greenwich Village the blood will increase day by day tional legislature, in the sense that this state have gone ahead with the and prowled about the waterfront toward normal. Thousands of nci many Presidents have assumed to adoption of ordinances -without con­ bars in search of materials. It is laboratory experiments have con­ WATKI NS BROTHERS, I lead it, it was evident that he did sulting state statutes which may recorded that he wrote the notes firmed this opinion. Remember, for his earlier sea plays on margins orange juice every day chases acido­ SOUTH MANCHESTER not aspire. And it is highly probable or may not conflict with the local 55 YEARS AT of the Bartender’s Guide. sis away. that he figfured it out that a Presi­ measures we have no idea, but the Today, writing plays of ideas, he dent who attended strictly to • his instances have been at least numer­ finds the turgid atmosphere of the QUSTIONS AND ANSWERS own affairs would be able, when he ous. city an impossible setting for his meditations. He writes at the mo­ (Birthmarks) needed it, to get more co-operation There is nothing to prevent the ment In a little European village. Question: — Mrs. J. w’rites: — from Congress than one who was towns and cities from passing any Yet, such is the contrast of na­ “ Please state your opinion on the constantly seeking to direct its ac­ number of regulatory laws , which tures in this genius, that once he so-called markings of a child dur­ arrives. In New York, you’ll find him tion. are supplementary in their charac­ ing pregnancy, and if it is true how sitting far into the night among the I can then prevent it, and can it be It begins to look as though Mr. ter to those of the state, hut, as the shouting hordes at a six-day bike prevented by dieting?” Hoover had made a large mistake. court points out, where such local race or near the ringside of a Madi­ Answer:—The marking of chil­ “We must support principles and It begins to look as though the regulations are in direct opposition son Square Garden prize fight. dren during pregnancy by a moth­ policies before parties,” he said as THC President, in fact, were dealing with to the statutes of the common er’s fear is not considered scien­ late as 1904. It was in 1928 that Those dear old ladies, who creep WASHINGTON Simmons said his principles wouldn’t wealth their invalidity is obvious. tifically possible. There are a certain a bully. And a bully who is not sys- like lost ghosts of the past from per cent of birthmarks on children let him support Smith. < tematically subdued must always The tail cannot wag the dog. austere brown-stone residences, and if these happen to resemble any Of course Josiah is bone dry now, and inevitably seek to subdue some­ seem about to lose their last shop­ particular objects in shape the LETTER but the opposition credits him with CENSUS REACTION ping place. mother tries to remember some­ being the candidate of the liquor body else. Annoimcement appears in the FDITOR’S NOTE: TW» Is the^reeord; way, way back u Mserting interests— “unseen, sinister forces.” JEFFERSON DAVIS’ BIRTH The plight in which a great num­ thing of which she was afraid dur­ EDITORS -■»— he was an Independent Demo­ There was not the slightest need New York prints that the famous ing the period she was carrying the second of four articles on the Iforth Both Simmons and Bailey have been of this gratuitous and insulting ber of important American commu­ old John Daniell store has finally child. But mothers are no doubt Carolina Democratic primary, in crat ahd admitting that he voted prohibitionists for decades, but the against a Eiemocratic Judge who On June 3, 1808, Jefferson Daids, sweeping aside of the President s nities find themselves as a result of surrendered to the crush of moder­ frightened many times without the v. that Smith was the only candidate play: ami years ago, old John different articles printed. a eav reckless young blood in hi* i He opposed the Impewhment of resignation he was elected presi­ preted as serving notice on him that ing misinformed: because the popu­ Daniell had flashed up bltteriy at who could win in the election. dent of the Confederate States. iSaiiU of to. tooti Ooveroor Negroes Must Be Dry where Congress is concerned he cuts lation centering upon Hartford’ the Barnum methods creeping into After the fall of Richmond in (Tuberculosis and Smoking) that he might some day desire t o , even North Carolinians say — and it business district is nearer to a quar­ business. Question:—H. B. writes: “A man run against the venerable Fumi-1 Agriculture with him. Worst of ^ 1865 he was captured when en­ no figure? seems obvious enough—that the deavoring to escape and was im­ Those who know Mr. Hoover best ter of a million. So proportionately, 48, who has had tuberculosis, and fSd. ^ a s back in the eighteen-j be stood for state’s fundamental issues are liq­ There were clerks at this place who is making a nice recovery, has ninpVipq i Young, negro, as the board’s oWef prisoned in Fort Monroe for two and who have known him longest ■with New Haven and Bridgeport. who had waited on the same cus­ uor and the negro. Negroes mustn’t years. He was released on ball been told by his doctor that four Edited a Church Paper {fertiUser inspector and is alleged to be allowed to get drunk. Whites tell us ’ that there is, behind that Each of these cities is, for every tomers for half a century: who had or five cigarettes a day are not As editor of the Biblical Record-1 have voted for. Jim. in 1867, and finally set at liberty are willing to stand for prohibition’s iy the general amnesty of 1868. placid demeanor, a fighting man. practical purpose, fifty thousand'or become almost as friends of the harmful. I would like your opinion .r, l«adta|t BapUst j.uMl»tom_to most aristocratic families. For lived all that down, but after inconveniences as long as negroes The coxmtry will be deeply interest­ more greater than the census shows. about it.” these parts, young Bailey appear* don’t. This applies to most south­ Daniell’s was associated with the Answer; Although I do not advise to have bad certain Independent no­ years it arises as an issue to ed to see whether this challenge by And so with any number of other swankiest trade of a bygone genera­ him sorely. The Simmons Demo ern states, one is told. smoking for one who has had tuber­ tions on issues which were contro­ Com liquor now sells for $2 a Congress caUs the fighting qualities communities throughout the coun­ tion, and never lost these New York­ culosis, it is possible that four or versial at the time but which have crat are reminding the state just ers of a day “when New York was how bad things were iriien negroes quart and comes in two-quart jars. into action—whether President Hoo­ try. five cigarettes a day would not be long since been settled to tlic s*> The negrroes can seldom afford it— A THOUQBT Now suppose the system in effect New York.” very harmful if not inhaled. isfaction of all orthodox North Caro­ held office and voted. ver -will continue to stick to his Many of these customers had “Lawlesenees walked the state even If anyone dared sell to them. theory of non-interference with here were employed in setting forth lina Democrats. The worst thing any candidate could come to fear the chaos of traffic WATER CURE. Since the Simmons machine has like a pestilence,” reads a piece of the population of London. It would and would not venture so far down­ Simmons’ campaign literature, do would be to promise a reduction He that giveth onto the poor shafi || L Congress or whether he will show disintegrated, the greatest stre^ th in the price of com liquor. ’The the recalcitrant legislators what a show the city of that name to have, town. Whereupon, the store began London.—The Panacea Society, of Fumlfold is found in the fact “Death itaiked abroad at noonday. not lack; but he that hldeth his ey^ % to take on a large mail order tradf, Sleep lay down armed—the sound of next worst political mistake he shall have many a curae,—ProveilL in 1921, less than 14,000 population, with headquarters in BsdfOid, that he led North Carolina’s great could make would be to promise to President can do to them when he It* customers were scattered over the pistol was more frequem than 28:27. ■whereas 120 years earlier it had a claims to be able to cure anything White Supremacy Fight bwk in make it more expensive. gets his mad up? the--- earth; - . ■ the , aging ,7. aristocrats fft through the use of water. This in 1898, driving out the dominating the sound of the mocUng bird. The population of 128,000. The six mU- screams of women fleeing pursuing My poor are my best patien who had m o v ^ ^^orders would ^ eludes the curing of sickness and fusion of Republicans, Populists and TOMORROW: Division in the Re­ OVER-POLITE lion Londoners who constitute the negroes. That fact is *,''**7 ^^e brutes closed the gatee of pur God pays for them.—Boerhaave. come in fortnr ifhSa »oU t'o, «^toc.^or tacB or a cer^cer- ,■ suppression of war. The society be­ hearts with a shock. Ladies were publican cunp. The Meriden Journal, which al­ population of the great commimity issue today and no one talks poUUcs tain patterned in this state without bringing it up. insulted on the public stfeets and ways takes a mellow and kindly live outside the city proper with the modems would call “old-fashioned” years and before that time King more guns and pistols were sold .in FISH STORY DOVE HALTS CROP George of England will rule it. On the other hand, the Simmons view of public questions—^unless exception of a little group only two- but which was dear to the hearts of the etote than bad been sold in the bolt of 1928 Is Fumlfold’s great Peking—Rev. David C. Graham, Princeton, Ind, —^Lawrence L perchance some school board or thirds as numerous as the popiUa the oldsters. weakness and the only thing that preceding 20 years.” GILBERT SWAN. RADIOED FINGERPRINTS *^ 5?!^U y,^ln the »bUc*l misslonsury at Suifu, China, recently former com king of Gibson Coffh somebody tries to put something tion of this Manchester of ours. Berlin— new system of crimi­ gave Bailey a chance to win. caught the largest minnow ever has a heart. When he was ready U Conversely, one of BaUey’s weak­ eorder, Josiah said all good Chris­ ver—conceives it to be a vastly ’Twenty-eight boroughs beside the nal apprehension has been success­ captured. It measured 38 inches plant this year’s com crop he 0 est points is that he was not as bet tians should vote in accordance fine and hospitable thing to tag the city of London make up London VibraUons of an earthquake in fully tried out between tWs city and with their consciences rather than long and checked exactly with com- to get out his planter and foimd the Malay Peninsula were record­ Buenos Aires. It consists of sending up w e r the White Supremacy issue mon minnows found elsewhere, with a dove had made a nest in-i^- cars of over-long parkers with county and it takes the addition Of more than 30 years ago as Sim­ invariably on partisan lines. How ed BO strongly by instruments In fingerprints of criminals from one he must wish he hadn’t! Every one the exception of its size. * t is to be therein had laid two eggs. Lutz “courtesy cards” instead of police still another number of boroughs of the United States that seismolo­ city to another by. radio. Prints re­ mons was and that he has not m- preserved in alcohol at the National i up the com ways been as radicall;aUy dry as pos- of those utterances Is now court or station house summonses. the outer ring” to accoxmt for adl gists decided that they must have ceived were so clear that they are Museum in Washington, D. C. 1 weeks readily identified. slble. Furthennoj^, 'ibiUey is*^ oh broadcast by the Sinwh^ folks. The co^tesy card is supposed to the great agglomeration of people nassed throug the earth’s center. '•'4 - V •w.: ■-v^. V

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abandoned their plans for taking ah ^pe&r before bDariJ o f pardons rdrj apartment high up in a new build-, at her home a few weeks ago and conamuntation of death sentence on | i ing in the fashionable Sutton Place taken to the Rockville City hospital ' district along the East river, THOUGHT BURGLAR is rapidly improving; which is pleas­ ^^am ^eo—ddhrad‘t*iiron, 79, in-^-i Queer Ttvisis i Alexandria, Lav^What a poor ing news to her many anxious stantly killed by an automob.16 I fish! An eight-pound Buffalo fish friends. driven by Lillian Rynn of Southing­ In Day’s flews was so curious when a red , river , Mrs. Elvina Kimmell is a guest levee broke that it wen£ through New York, June 3,— (AP).—Qne CHIEF IS KILLED ton- „ D,.,h of -relatives in New London and will Norwich—Mayor Lee Roy Rotfr the hole. It landed in a cotton field., of four men arrested with a woman; visit relatives in New York City be­ .bins, f RepubHeai^i reelected over Glasgow—The Prince of Wales 4s It has been fri^ . ,, 1 ^ rfe e n Y o m b u y fore returning to her home h^re. Lakehurst,' N. J.— 25eppelin 'iSemocratic oppoijerit Edward G» Newark, N. J.—A million dollars j room where police seized JSOT.OOO;- Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Pavey of New to radiocast to the UiUted States Absecon, N. J.. June 3.— (AP.) departed for Europe 9:12 o clock Moran, in city elecMbn. , , and Canada June 11 at the launch­ a year lost because of bugs. Such is ! worth of stolen jewelry ^stood’^rp-. look lor Irtcirii^ Chief of Police William M. Schoet- London and children and Mrs. Anna (E. S. T.) last night. Norwich—WtJ.ya*^.|tegan, sales­ the estimate of ravages of insects j veal ed today as a Fifth avenue I Wochomurka of West Willington ing of the steamship Empress of flin, 41, of Absecon, was fatally shot Washington ^ C onfess P“ Sf ® man. shot wid’killed by supernum­ Britain. By beam wireless Ms yot®® pests in the United States given in ' Wholesale jeweler. • .• . here early today, when he was mis­ were recent guests at the home of a radio address by William B. j When arrested for receiving:{ Mr and Mrs. Edward Wochomurka. Spanish war Veterans', pension* bill; erary-poliop^bfui, Harry Fuller, who will go to Yamachiche, Quebec, and taken for an intruder while investi­ thence by land lines and stations Durye'e, state secretary of agricid-1 stolen property and bringing stolen Th«r» r$ P, way to: gating an alleged disorderly house. The Tolland Fire Department was over Hoover’s veto, was tryingfj’q* arrest him. B oston -^^ce Commissioner allied with WEAF. ture. . . property into the • state, tte m ^ - (Jeorge Howard Much, 31, Atlan­ called out early Saturday morning Chicago— Police arrest more than New York—Having recovered his gave his name as Jw k Rosen. . ; about the Aspirin you buy.^^^oh:^ tic City hauling contractor, was ar­ to the home of Steve Bodnar in 100 alleged gangsters in round-up Eugene C .ls^ m a n orders toat c.11 New York—In order that Catho­ health, Ignace Jan Paderewski at Police Commissioner Mulrooney iter the name flAYER on p o c |«f^ : Skingamug district and succeeded after gang.war outbrenks. customers foiihS ^.speakeasies dur­ lic Indians at Palm Springs, Gallf., rested, charged with the shooting. 69 is planning his seventieth Ameri-- said the man is Alexander Fried and the word .GlHUINE ^ n t ^ Three others, including two women, in extinguishing the fire after much New York—Police say one of men ing raids be sumomned into Equity can worship in comfort without can tour. He expects to give 75 re­ man, a wholesale jewelbr with are being held as material witness- damage was done the house arrested in seizure of {^300,000, in Court.,to testify for police. crowding by movie folk, Al Jolson offices _at_ 535____ Fifth,______avenue. He said - red: It's your guarantee a f porlS^'; ■■ 'Bristol;'R. I.—cup defense sloop has provided funds for a tourist citals next winter. €S» * several hundred chickens, burned. stolen jewels is Alexander .Frieiraan, Friedman was arrested bn Marqb 18 i. s d f ^ and reiiability. '' state police said the shooting oc- Sunday next June 8 Rev. Myron a Fifth avenue wholesale jeweler. Enterprise takes 168-foot duraJu- church there. The gift was revealed NEW STEEL PLANT when he attempted to pledge for.j curred when Chief Schoetflin went Center, district superintendent of Oakland. CaL^Woman critically min mast aboard. by Ruby Keeler, his wife, who has a loan a quantity of securities Qenuine Boyer Aspirin is wdiot often been accompanied by him to to investigate a house on Elm ave­ the Norwich district will supply tJie injured when aif^ferry with six pas­ Poultney, V t—Directors of closeO Chicago, June 3.— (AP)—Erec-. stolen from Arthur E. Frank and \ the dbetors prescribe. It relievs^> nue, Absecon Highland, on the out­ pulpit at the Federated church^at sengers a n d pilots strikes pilot First National bank say action the“ *Indian...... church...... f tion of a huge new steel plant on company, stock., brokers of 100; skirts here, which had been a for­ toe morning service; after which he taken because of “heavy withdraw­ St. John, N. B.—Liquor tor tne j Michigan near Gary, is an- Broadway. Friedman at that time' pain promptly, harmlessly.^lt d«M- will hold the first quarterly confer­ house of tug boat.. mer speakeasy and was recently Des’ Moines, la. — Congressman als by depositors last week due to British Embassy at Washington has ) today by toe Midwest Steel | gaifl he had received toe stock ini Tiot depress the -heart.- Relieves leased by Much. ence with the Methodist body of the many rupiors.” arrived on the steamship ranches-Indiana subsidiary ■ pg^yjnent for jewelry. He was held Summoned by an anonymous tele­ Dickinson claims victory in Republi­ colds, headaches, sore throat,'pc^p^ church. .. . can Senatorild primaries. Providence, R. I.—State tax com ter Exporter. It is the first consign-; National Steel Corporation. $18;000 bail. The case .still is ' phone message, state troopers went The All Day sewing meeting of -mission, announces revenue levicHl j j Cincinnati-^Presbyterian General ment since Sir Esme Howard, form- gmestErnest T. Weir, chairman of both nendine.pending. from various causes. . ^ to the dwelling and found Schoet­ the Union Missionary society w u from corporate excess tax and pub er ambassador, declined to exercise -companies, said the plant, to cost up Rosen or Friedman. William J .; Assembly rejects resolution to flin lying dead at the entrance, a meet Thursday of this week with lie utilities gross earnings tax to his diplomatic privilege. to $50,000,000, will include blast O’Connor and Hilda Carter, thriee > bullet through his heart. Mrs. Madge Wilcox at Mcrrow, strike from confession of faith sec­ New York—Bernardo ^rato, 30, of those taken in. the raid, were at i, tion denouncing marriages between have been $1,892,503. furnaces, finishing mills and all lat­ Women Surrender Conn. „ Boston—Commissioner of state is to be ejected -from the municipal est improvements. liberty under $25,000 bB-il today ait- 1 An hour later. Much, accom­ Professor and Mrs. Harvey B- Presbyterians and Catholics. lodging house in case he ajpplies er a week in jail. Bail ■ was fixed j, Biszee, Ari2f;-^American mill man aid and pensions reports more than panied by Miss Dorothy Cor beau 30, Clough and daughter Dor^, again for free quarters. City i JONES-JOHNSTON WIN by Supreme Court Justice Valente i returned to their home in Flushing, killed in Mexican' bandit attack on 100 “ suspicious” cases in awarding Mid Miss Mary Brown, 22, and Rich­ soldiers’ aid in city of Everett. authorities have founii that he has Saint Germain, France, June 3.— after a habeas corpus hearing. ard Trowell, 22, all of Atlantic City, Long Island, after several days visit Silver Plume mine in Sonora. $3,517 in a savings bank. James W. Watson and George. with Mr. Clough’s parents Mr. and Norfolk, 'Va.—^Former American New Bedford, M ass.-Five local (AP)—Coming from behind in the , surrendered to police. men arrested by state police in con­ Boston—In whatever port the U. second nine, Bobby Jones and Jim-1 Cole, the other men taken in the Much said he had recently rented Mrs. James Clough. subchaser seized off Virginia coast S. S. Raleigh may be there’s just are' Rev. Plato Shaw, Professor of with 1,000 cases of whiskey. nection'with recent alleged hijack­ my Johnston defeated Andre. Vag- i raidjwere^ the place with the intention of using one girl for James Boone, one of liano and Marcel Dallemagne, beings held for Hot Springs. Ark., j it as a summer cottage. He said he Religious Education at the Hartford Pine Bluff. Ark.—Thirteen women ing on Cape Cod. the cruiser’s sailors. Shortly after authorities in connection with a- Seminary, occupied the Federated and 17 men arrested in Federal ■ Boston—Francis S. Cummings, French amateur and professional heard a knock at the door and then Miss Louisa Ross Gilchrist arrived golf champions respectively, in an murder case. ; church pulpit at the Sunday morn­ drive on illicit liquor traffic. chosen captain of Ancient and Hon­ from Scotland she .became Mrs. saw it opened by a man in civilian 18-hold best ball match today. Their clothes. Fearing the man to be a ing service. ^ Portland, Ore.—Defeated candi­ orable Artillery of Boston, oldest Boone. They met while the Raleigh The California vulture has Mr. and Mrs. William Overman date for Republican nomination to military organization in country, at margin was one up. The French pair I robber, he reported he fired the sh(A was in British waters. led at the turn by the same margin. wing spread of 11 feet. with the intention of scaring him entertained over the weekend their Congress arrested because of lan­ 294th anniversary celebration. New York—The Lindberghs have daughter Eleanor of New York City off, only to see Schoetflin guage lu radiocasting. Brookline, Mass.—Boston Sears Sergeant Harry Cidulla, of the and their nephew and wife of Bos­ London—MacDonald wins victory Cup team to defend women’s east­ state police, said several complaints ton, Mass. ^ X. on naval treaty, defeating Conserva­ ern intersectional lawn tennis had been received about a number Miss Alice E. Hall, a teacher, of tive motion for committee to ex­ trophy chosen. of parties held in the place recent- Home Economics at the Seymour amine pact. High school and Miss Bernice A. Bogota, Colombia—Many passen- ^^'schoetflin is survived by his w fe Hall, librarian at the Springfield gers reported killed in wreck of NO SECRET SEA PACT public library, spent Memorial Day and three children. steamship Goenaga, which sank and the w-eek-end with their parents after explosion in Magdalena river. London, June 3.— (AP)— Premier ; Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest Hall at Sun- London—Rhoitpur bazaar, near Ramsey MacDonald today told the I set Acres. Sassa attacked by Moslems who YOU CAN’T HIDE FAT House of Commons that there is no TOLLAND take property valued at $216,000. understanding or undertaking be­ Hartford—Supreme Court ho!cl.i tween toe British government and KAIN HELPS FARMERS ordinance providing that only mi'k representatives of any other power Mr. and Mrs. Williain of from tuberculin tested cattle or or powers at the naval conference Merrow road who recently sold the Winnipei Man., June 3.— (AP)— pasteurized milk may be sold In which is not set down in the naval S T o ' c o r t l n d of Rock- Hea^rraiSs throughout Manitoba Shelton, is void in decision in which treaty. i m ? have^ bought a home at the and Southern Saskatchewan brought Justice Maltbie dissented. The premier made no reply to a CLUMSY ANKLES loith S n end of the village green help to wheat crops and relief to Hartford—Bertrand ' E. Spencer, question by Colonel oJhn Gratton, S taken Possesrion. ^ residents today ^ter a succession of assistant state’s attorney named Conservative member, who asked Mr and Mrs. Robert Terhune of , high winds and dust storms. state attorney of Middlesex county him if he was aware that it was be­ When tempted to over-indulge N ew Haven and Dr. and Mrs. Ter- ; clouds of dust swept across fields and all coroners, state attorneys ing stated in America that there t hune of Passaic. New Jersey were yesterday and driving winds caused and clerks w’hose terms expire this was an agreement between Great S - 2 d guests at the home of ^mall damage in Winnipeg Injury year are re-appointed at annual Britain and the United States as to S lts?B S sif TShune. to crops was slight, truck gardens meeting judges of Supreme and modernization of the American bat­ Mr and Mrs. Raymond Ladd of , being most severely hit. Rain to- Superior Courts. tle fleet. ^^Reach for o Lucky insfeqd Bo^ston and Ellington spent the day ended toe concern of farmers, Hartford—Edward Shea, 27, heiu week-end ivith Mr. Ladd's mother . under $15,000 bonds after alleged HOLD HARTFORD M.\N Mrs. L. K. Ladd. S. R. MEETING attack upon Vera McDermott, 19. Miss Florence Meacham and Rob­ of Holyoke, Mass., who suffered a ert Meacham motored to Troy, New Portland, Maine, June 3.— (AP)— Asbury Park, N. J., June 3.— (AP.) fractured jaw and internal injuries. After being held in $5,000 in Munici­ fi. Y"ork Friday and was guest of their _The forty-first annual Congress of Be moderate—be moderate in all things, sister Miss Helen Meacham who is New Haven—Forty-three in first pal Court today on a charge of I ' the National Society of the Sons of class graduated from Connecticut threatening to kill Miss Rose P. even in smoking. A.'void that future shadow a student at the Russell Sage Col- the American Revolution opened Danforth, secretary of the local Red 100*6 College of Pharmacy. by avoiding over-indulgence, if you would Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas Sizman of here today with 600 delegates at­ Berlin—Felix Gatelix, 63, of Ken­ Cross chapter, Robert E. Finn, 31, tending. , ^ rx* sington fatally injured by automo­ of Hartford, Conn., requested he be maintain that modern, ever-youthful Stafford Road are the happy par­ Howard Cortland Rowley of San ents of a little son, born Sunday bile driven by James Meskill of New given a sanity test. Judge Max L. figure. ‘‘Reach for a Lucky instead^* ! Francisco, Cal., president general, Pinansky said the examination evening June 1st at the Rockville Britain. I presided. On Thursday toe delegates would be made if his conduct in jail City Hospital. Hartford—Henry O. Lorenz, con­ The condition of Miss Edmee I will visit historical spots at Prince- victed slayer of Nils Anderson, w.L indicted it was necessary. Pratal who was taken suddenly ill I ton, Trenton and Freehold. Lucky Strike/ the finest Cigarette you ever smoked/ made of the finest tobacco—The Cream of the Crop—''IT’S TOASTED/' Lucky Strike has an extra, secret heat­ ing process. Everyone knows that heat purifies and so 20,679 Why Does physicians say that Luckies are less irritating to your throat# Dr. Rosenan of Harvard U riivm m 'Sm ^^Pasteurization is the checipest form o f life \r Ir-'v. - f ■■ insurance that the custom^ edii take out I

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MaS cHESTBK iSVBNING HERALD, SODTH MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 3,1930. PAGE sn; HOSPITAL CONnUBUnONS HURDBiiniBnc DAILY RADIO PROGRAM SUPERNUMERARY SHOTS riERCEBED l l ’.UO 10:00—Will Oakland’s orchestra. Leading DX Stations. Mrs. Samuel T h o m e ...... JIOO.OO Tuesday, June 3. ' 11:30 10:30—Moonbeams music hour. VAUTEDBYWOIUH Scott H. S im on ...... 25.00 SntKKCHIUGr' Governor Frank G. Allen, of Massa* 302.8—WBZ. NEW ENGLAND—990. (DST) (ST) KILLS A SALESMAN 405.2—WSB, ATLANTA—74C. Mr, and Mrs. 8. H- Bowers . 10.00 ehusetta, will inaugurate a new eenes 6:30 6:30—Dinner dance music. ' Corps To Eintert«ln of “Founing Nation" teJke over the 7:00 6:00—WJZ Amos ’n’ Andy. 7:45 6:45—Theater stage program. E. F. Mahady Company . . . . 10.00 Chicago, June 3.—(AP)—An WEAF and associated stations at 7:15- 6:15—Jesters; feature hour. 9:00 8:00—Slumber music ho’jr. Burpee Woman’s Relief Corps will Army A Navy Auxiliary . . . 5.00 8:00 7:00—Bing family party. 1:00 12:00—Theater stage program. epidemic of murder, eight flin gs 7:15, daylight saving time^ T um - 1:30 12:30—Transcontinental prog. i entertain about twenty members of Mason F. Wetherell ...... 5.00 clav night. His subject will be ‘ John 8:30 7:30—WJZ programs (1 hr.) ’ Nathaniel Lyon Corps of Hartford Had Just Left It to Comfort in three days and six persons dan­ Winthrop and the Coming of the Fil- 9:30 8:30—The champ’s corner. 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. W as Takmg Him to Sta-j Pythian Sisters, gerously woxmded, toda.y' was being rrims." In this series will ,be heard 30:00 9:00—WJZ chorus, orchestra. 7:30 6:30—Dance orchestra; lads. »on Wednesday afternoon and eve­ Memorial Temple No. 33 5.00 prominent persons from varied fields. 10:30 9.30—Lowe’s dance orchestra, 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3'.i hiS.) ning. Straight- whist and bridge, given the police panacea—an inten­ Each will tell some interesting story '348.6—WABC, NEW YORK—860. 11:4.5 10:45—Dance music to 3:0i. Sister in Adjoining Room; Campbell Council sive wide roundup of bad men. 6:15 5:15—The Crockett mountaineers with prizes, will be played in G. A. ! Knights of Columbus .. 5.00 about early American history, reveal­ 389.4— WBBM. CHICAGO—770, tion When Attacked andj1 More than 200 persons including ing the steps leading to the formation 6:30 5:30—Dance music, vocal trio. 8:00 7:00—Studio night cour. 1 R. Hall. A t 6 o’clock a member’s I Diamond Shoe' Store ...... 5.00 oi the United States. Harking back 7:00 6:00—Famous stars’ introduction 8:30 7:30—AVABO progs. (4A4 hrs.) 1 supper will be served, -with the K’s three who are listed among the to the first anniversary of its radio 7:30 6:30—Will Osborne’s orchestra. 1:00 12:00—Around the town. Police Puzzled. l^ugh Shields ...... 3.00 pilgrimages to many Jands, the con­ 8:00 7:00—Musical serial with Julia 254.1— WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. Knocked to Ground. i in charge. This will be the last sup- Joseph Reymander 3.00 crime commission’s “public cert ensemble which presents the Sanderson, Frank Crumlt. 9:00 8:00—Theater presentations. I per until the fall season. The regu- enemies” bad been arrested . at 7:30—Freddie Rich’s orch. with 9:30 8:30—Mooseheart children’s hr. Peter Comollo...... 2.00 world travelogue will play selected 8:30 I lar meeting will be held in G. A. R. Mr. and Mrs. Amard Welman 2.00 dawn. Even as the squads spread works from its weekly programs of Helen Barr, contralto. 12:00 11:00—Artists entertainment Chicago, June 3.— (AP)—An at­ the past year for an audience of w JjS 9:00 8:00—Mardi Gras musicalc, 416.4—WGN, CHICAGO—720. Norwalk, June 3— (AP)—Super-Hall at 8 o’clock., Mrs. W. F. Johnston, Jr...... 2.00 over the city, gims blazed agam, listeners at S:3U, daylight saving time. 30:00 9:00—Sketch, “ Mr. and Mrs.’ " 9:30 8:30—Orchestra; sports review numerary Policeman Harry Fuller, | Legion Drive Opens tempt was made early today upon Natale Garrone ...... 2.00 thi,3 time at the rear of the fashioq^ Michael Kosenker, concert violinist 30:30 9:30—Bits from ‘‘Aida.’’ 10:00 9:00—Variety music hour. the life of Mrs. Lottie Brenner cc:. 31:15 10:15—Heywood Broun’s column, The Legion Bugle and Drum Mrs. Alma Cowles...... 2.00 able Belmont Hotel, Belmont aud and concertmaster of the orihestni. 11:10 10:10—Quintet, dance music. 24, who early this morning shot and Dechow, the wealthy and elderly will Interpret Kreisler’s “ Liebesgreud 11:30 10:30—Two dance orchestras. 11:30 10:30—Tom. Dick and Harry. killed William Regan, 40, a carnival Corps opened its drive for $2,000 C. A lo ls lo ...... 2.00 Sheridan Road. for the leature solo of the concert, 32:30 11:30—Midnight «rgan melodies. 12:00 11:00—Three dance orchestras. salesman, in a scuffle outside the last evening and gave a concert and woman who recently divorced the Emma Outhout ...... 1-00 Several persons saw the flash of while Josef Pasternack will concen­ 454.3— WEAF, NEW YORK—€60. 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—870. young, self-styled, “Count Von Bue- trate on MacDowell’s •’Scherzo." 6:00 5:00—Two dinner orchestras. 8:01) 7:00—Organist; music master. Norwalk Elks CHub, today was parade. The center of the city was Mrs. Frances A. Latham.... 1.00 guns In the alley and heard the 7:00 6:00—Soprano, string trio. 8:30 7:30—Surprise: radio story. placed under arrest at the Norwalk filled -with people who turned out to .25 shots, but no victim was foimd. It :15 6:1.5—Talk, Governor Allen. 9:00 8:00—High school program. The assassm fired two shots j ______Wave lengths in meters on left ot hospital, on a technical charge of hear and see this new organization. was a gun attack like the one last Elation, title, kilocycles, on the right. 7:30 6:30—Old time sketch, music. 447.5—WMAQ-WOJ, CHICAGO—670. through her bedroom window. The Times are Eastern Daylight Saying 8:00 7:00—Soprano: drama, bal.alaika 9:30 8:30—Musical: Dan and Sylvia. manslaughter. Fuller is in a hos­ The money is to be used for the new week in which the -victim after be­ bullet pierced the coverlet of her and Eastern Standard. Biack lace 8:30 7:30—Dramatic sketch, tenor, 11:15 10:15—Water Boys feature hour. pital with a broken left arm, a instruments and uniforms. ing shot down was carted a-way by Opo indicates best features. 9:00 8:00—Feature music hour. 11:30 10:30—Amos *n’ Andy, comedians 8:30—Frank Black’s orch. with laceration on the head and bruises Poppy Sale Success bed. 9:30 11:45 10:45—Three dance orchestras. The bedroom is on the second floor GILEAD his attackers. A policeman report­ Leading East Stations. Frank Luther, tenor. 202.6— WHT, CHICAGO—1480. about the body. The annual poppy sale of the ed seeing an automobile racing 30:00 9:00—Songbirds’ music hour. 9:30 8 :30 -Studio musical program. Medical Examiner W. W. Tracey, American Legion and its Auxiliary of Mrs. Dechow’s costly residence at 10:00 9:00—Vocal trio, crooner. 10:00 9:00—Artists entertainment. 5928 Sheridan Road. The assassin do-wn Belmont avenue shortly after 272.i^WPG. ATLANTIC CITY-1100. 0:15 9:15—Landt male trio. 10:30 9:30—Your hour league. who will perform an autopsy this past week, was the most suc- the firing last night, a man’s form 30:30 ' 9:30—Feature vaudeville artists. climbed to the roof of a garage The Grange ■will have an open g;3U 7:30—Five minute men’s recital. 374.8—W FA A, DALLAS—800. forenoon, declared that Regan was cessful in years, netting $275. A slumped in the seat beside the driv­ S:45 7:45—The Song story; trio. 11:00 10:00—Contralto, baritone, orch. 12:00 11:00—Bridge lessons, music. shot twice, in the forehead and complete report of how the money abutting the house. meeting Tuesday evening and 30:00 'J:00—S t u d io • dance orchestra. 31:30 10:30—Two dance orchestra.^. 1:15 10:15—Schools days feaUirc. Mrs. Dechow, 55 years old and er. The tonneau of the car was 3U:3U 9:30—W.\BHampton, Columbia and Hebron prompted the police rmmdup. 7:30 6:30—WEAF progs. (4'/z nrs.) East street tonight at 7:30. Trans­ she had not. They also inquired con­ 12:00 U ;00—Studio dance music. 7:.30 6:30—On wings of song. 1:00 12:00—The old settlers program dren. The officer is unmarried. portation will be provided, and some of their members also 283—WTIC, HARTFORD—1060. 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (3^^ hrs.) 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. cerning her feelings toward her dis­ 6:45 5:45-The Keyboard Kids. 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—790, 12:30 11:30—Los Angeles entertainment i Men’s Club Outing. carded husband. She said, although played in Colchester. CONNECTICUT MAN DIES 7:00 G:C0—Studio dance orchestra. 32:57 11:57—Time;,weather: markets 1:00 12:00—Artists: Sauntering Sailors The Men’s Club of the Baptist she recently had sought his arrest Mr. and Mrs. Cliflerd R. Perry Paris, Jime 3.— (AP.)—Roswell A. 7:30 6:30—WEAF drama sketch. 6:15 5:15—Dinner dance music. 2:00 1:00—Musical musketeers. Moore, manufacturer of Waterbury, 422.3— WOR, NEWARK—710. 7:15 6:15—Caverns’ music hour. 270.1— WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. I church -will hold its annual picnic |on a charge of false swearing in the and their son Lawrence, accom­ 6:30 5:30—Dinner concert orchestra. 7:30 6:30—WEAF rural sketch. 7:15 6:15—Dinner dance music. WAPPING I on Saturday, July 26, at Crystal j procurance of their marriage license,- panied by Mrs. Mary Mitchell of Conn., died Sunday night after a 7:30 6:30—Concert ensemble; orcli. 8:3.5 7:15—Studio concert orchestra, 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3 hrs.) brief illness at the age of 64. Burial 7:30—Players’ drama program. I Lake. I she and Dechow were now on Hebron motored to New London ¥;30 7:30—Piano duo, vocal quuiteL 8:30 11:00 10:00—Stein's concert orchestra. ' will be at New Britain, Coim. S:4.5 7:4.5—Strings; male quartet. 9:00 8:00—WEAF pi-ogs. ( l ’,i hrs.) 11:30 10:30—Plano, baritone; dance. The Blue Triangle club, of th e . Miss Jennie Hyde. ! friendly terms. Mememorial Day and -visited the 9:30 8:30—Piano duo. songs. 10:15 9:15—Studio concert oi'cheslra. 440.9— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—680. Word has been received in this j submarine base which was open to lC;(m 9:00—Fireside music hour. 10:30 9:30—WEAF vaudeville hour. 12:00 11:00—Great composer’s hour. Y.W.C.A. girls will hold their meet-1 Was Not Vicious 10:30 9:30—Moscow -\rt Club revels. . 31:30 10:30—Theater organ recital. 1:00 12:00—Bears; trocaderans. ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. city of the death of Miss Jennie' “I’m sure Henry wouldn’t do it,” the public. It Works Miraclies With Secondary Eastern Stations. Seconciary DX Stations. Wilbur C. Hills, Monday evening.' Hyde, 60, of Bristol, formerly of j she said. “He’s traveled in bad com­ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Way of New Ellington. The funeral was held on j 545.1—WKRC. CINCINNATI—550, 11:00 10:00—Bed Apple Club proe. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. Mrs. Helen Parks is president of the pany and lived off my money, but he Britain visited the local cemetery 10:00 9:00—Artists feature hour. 291.3—CFCF, MONTREAL—1030. 7:0u 6:00—Ensemble: organ music. club. , ! Monday in Bristol and committal j wouldn’t be that vicious.” Memorial Day and called at Mrs. SORE BURNING 13;(iU lo;'J0—Dance orchestra. 7:00 6:00- Twilight music hour. 9:30 8:30—I’layers; home conceit. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Strong and services in Ellington. Rev. G. S. 1 “I’ve slept in that bed for eigh­ Clara Hanmer. S74.8-WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 10:00 9:00—Frolic feature hour. 11:00 10:00—Comedians: memory music Brookes, pastor of Union Congre 7:15 6:15—Feature music houis. 11:00 10:00—Slumber music. 12;‘00 11:00—DX air vaudeville. two children of Hartford have been -1 teen years,” she continued. “Who­ Mrs. Fred Norton of Manchester 9:30 8:30—WEAF programs (2 his.) 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570, spending a few days at the home gational church officiated. j TIRED ACHING FEET 6:00 5:00—Educatjonal addresses. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. ever fired those shots knew where called at Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Buell’s | 215.7—WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 10:30 9:30—Feature artists broadcasL of Mrs. Strong’s parents, Mr. and! Probate Hearing. j the bed was placed. But I can’t un- 8:00 7:00—WABC progs, (.m hrs.) 8:20 7:20—The Morley Singers. 11:00 10:00—WEAF vaudeville hour. Memorial Day. 10:30 9:30—Playboys; Minute men. S:.50 7:50—Baritone: Trio Siiilonico. Mrs. George A. Collins. They left 1 A hearing will be held at 11' derstaxid who would want to take Mr. and Mrs. Deems L. Buell and 272.6— WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. 11:30 1U:.30—Amos ’ n' Andy, comedians A new discoveiy—so please do 31:35 10:15—Slumber music. 12:00 11:00—Teams; midnight frolic. last Saturday for Bolton, where o’clock on Wednesday morning to my life.” 12:00 11:00—Two dance orchestras. 6:00 5:00—Baritone, pianist, tenor. ad-1 their son Irving, motored from thei» not get it mixed up in your mind 325.S—WWJ, DETROIT—920. 0:40 5:40—Talk; popular favorites. 461.3—WSM, NASHVILLE—650. they will -visit at the home of M r.' act on the applical.on of the Mrs. Dechow’s sister, grieving home in Berlin, N. Y., Thursday 7:20 6:20—Talk; orchestra music. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (ItA nis.) Strong’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. * ministrator of the ' estate of Peter j with the failures you have tried be­ 7:30 6:30—Dinner donee orchestra, 9:30 8:30—Craig’s dance orchestra. over the loss of her husband, was evening and spent Memorial Day 8:0U 7:00—Gypsy baron’s concert. 357—CKCL, TORONTO—840. Frank Strong. 1 and Minnie Seifert, late of Elling-1 fore. 392.C-WCXrWJR. DETROIT—750. 8:00 7:00—Popular music; artists. 10:00 9:00—NBC programs (l*i hrs.) weeping in her room, and it was to and the week-end at Mr. and Mrs ^They call it Radox and your feet 11:45 10:45—Dance music; team. Mrs. Mary Tuttle of Hartford, ton avenue, who has asked for an { 8:30 7:30—Business talk; artists. 10:00 9:00—Simpson opera hour. comfort her that Mrs. Dechow arose E. E. Foote’s. Mr> Buell returned can be so tired and weary—so sore lu:00 9:00-Popular entertainmenL 12:00 li:00—Late dance orchestra. 12:30 11:30—Orchestra, Jack and Bill. order to sell real estate in Ellington, i spent the week-end at the home of I and went to Mrs. Gross’ room in Sunday but Mrs. Buell and Irving her daughter, Mrs. Ethel T. Boodj’. Chamber Meeting Postponed. and inflamed that every step you another -wing of the house. take is torture—your poor feet bum They all attended the services of The meeting and supper of the} remained here for a week. the Federated church on Sunday. Rockville Chamber of Commerce j Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Buell, Mrs, E. and ache all day long. PERLEY STEVENS BAND Just take a footbath tonight 'with MORE AND BETTER VALUE WTIC PROGRAMS Miss Alice Goodwin spent the which was to have been held this E. Foote and Miss Marjorie Foote, ROOSEYELT PREDICTION attended the pageant of the history Radox—a joyous in'vigorating foot Travelers Broadcasting Service week-end with her friend Miss evening, has been postponed until i the week of June 9. The change I of the first church of Windsor at bath—directions come with each Hartford, Conn. AT SANDY BEACH BAL Marion Hills. package—and when you walk with­ IN PRESENT DAY CARS Rev. Truman H. Woodward a was made maae becauseoecause tnethe speaaer speaker | j Boston, June 3.— (A P.)—The their tercentenary celebration Sat­ 50,000 W., 1060 H.. C., 282.8 M. Federated j from the State Chamber of Com- j Democratic Party wdll make gains urday afternoon. out misery or distress tomorrow if former Pastor of the you don't say it is the most wonder­ church here, is to be present at [ merce who was to speak on the the United States House of Rep- Mr. and Mrs. E, W. Buell accom­ That more and better value is had Perley Stevens and his recording ful discovery to make ailing feet the Christian Endeavor society’s , small claims court idea wrill be un- j resentitives and Senate next fall, in panied by Mr. and Mrs. Howard in present-day motor cars is the as­ and broadcasting orchestra direct strong and irigorous—^money back. Tuesday, Jime 3, 1930 service Sunday evening, June 22. able to attend. i the opinion of Governor Franklin Tryon of Glastonbury motored to sertion of Albert C. Hine, president from Boston, Mass., recognized as If you have corns take i a Radox E. D. S. T. The Endeavor society wishes to ex Legion Boys on Par^e. , D. Roosevelt of New York, but no Providence, R, I., recently and -visit­ of the A. C. Hine company of Hart­ one of the premier dance orclmstras -1 footbath 3 or 4 nights la succession 4:00—News. of New England are to be the fea­ tend an invitation to everyone to be i The American Legion Bugle and I major political upheaval will occur, ed Mrs. Buel’s sister, Miss Marie ford, Conn., state distributor of the 4:10— Happy, Go and Lucky. and then pick out the com roots and ture attraction at Sandy Beach ball­ present and bear Mr. Woodward’s Drum Corps went to Broad Brook The governor and his family are Joyner. ©akland and Pontiac. Mr. Hine 4;30—Famous Women in History— address. 1°^ Sunday afternoon for the post- all. Get Radox at North End Phar­ heads one of the largest selling room tomorrow evening for the only here to attend the wedding of his Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Varley c. macy, So. Manchester Agents—i- “Julia Ward Howe.” organizations in the east of which dance at Cystal Lake and this Miss -Helen Handley a teacher at poned Memorial Day parade. They son James to Miss Betsy Cushing, Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, 4:45— Laura C. Gaudet, pianist. the Rye street school, returned were accompanied by a number of Packard’s Pharmacy, Magnell Drug the Robinson Auto Co. is a mem­ splendid Boston orchestra that is 1 daughter of Dr. Harvey Cushing at spent Memorial Day and the week­ 5:00—Esther Wrisley—soprano. from her home at Webster, Mass, i members of the local Legion and its Co.—Adv. ber, with dealers through Connecti­ noted for his perfect dance rythm Brookline tomorrow. end at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hooker e. 5:15— Stringwood Ensemble. and sweetness of tone wdll no doubt She was accompanied by her par- auxiliary. A belief that the more important Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Varley of cut. ' n'*)**®, : — “ Selling the Jobber—House to Matilda Stengel. “All commodities,” says Mr. Hine, 5 45 ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Handley, political issues will be the tariff, un­ Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersev, draw a large crowd. Mrs. Matilda Stengel, 77, wife of House Selling and Selling the In­ Advance notice from Boston and also her aunt and uncle, Mr. employment and in several of the spent Memorial Day and the week­ FOR RADIO “have soared upward in price in the John B. Stengel, died on Monday last few years and there has been a dustrials”—T. J. Russell. papers indicate that Perley Stevens and Mrs. William Gilmore. states, prohibition, was expressed end at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hooker’s. 6:00—Home Circle Program. morning at her home at 63 High SERVICE hue and cry about lower costs to and his boys - are enjoying one of Mr. and Mrs. George Nevers by the Democratic leader in an in­ Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Moreland] 6:15— News; Baseball Scores; Time. street following a long illness. She the consumer. I state without fear the most popular seasons. Since the were the guests at the home of Mr. terview last night. He declined to and children of Astoria, Long PHONE 8160 6:30—Betalac Braves . and Mrs. Walter S. Nevers last was bom in Germany and had been discuss them in detail. or contradiction that in no field have band was organized six years ago. Island, spent a few days last week 6:45— Tom and Jerry. Friday, ^ ,, a resident of Rockville for many “In the national campaign 4n Have yon heard the new Majestic prices been brought lower and Dancing will be from 8:30 to 12:30. with Mr. and Mrs. Romolo Sagli’s. Electric Radio? greater value offered for the money 7:00— Diamond Orchestra. Saturday night June 7th Bert 'The Federated Workers will hold years. She was a member of the 1928,” he said, “ there were prom­ 7:30— Soconyland Sketch—NBC. their regular meeting at the home | Trinity Lutheran church. Besides ises that we would have four years Miss Hattie Ellis has returned to than in the automotive field. This is Dolin and his recording and broad­ her home after spending some time evidenced right in our own imme­ 8:00— Silent. casting orchestra -wdll be the at­ of Mrs. Edward P. Collins on the ’ her husband, Mrs. Stengel leaves of unparalleled and unexampled Barstow Radio Buckland road, next Wednesday . two daughters, Mrs. Henry Schmidt business prosperity. 'The shock of •with relatives in Bolton. diate line with the Oakland V type traction at the ballroom and it will Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Hibbard of Service eight and the Pontiac six. WBZ—Y^’BZA be of general interest to Herald afternoon, at 2 o’clock, (D.S.T.) ! and Matilda L. Stengel and two the present business depression was Manchester visited her mother, Authorized Deaier “ One conversant with the devel- Tuesday, June 3 readers to know that the famous 14 The program will take the form of ■ sons, George and Fred, all of this rather rude, to say the least.” Mrs. Elizabeth Hills and other rela­ Majestio, Philco of motor car transportation 4:00—^Musicale. Brick Tops that made such a de­ a book review. | city. , 4:15—Home Forum Decorating Pe­ Last Svmday evening, the Rev. j The funeral will be held at the tives, Memorial Day. 20 Biaaell St. Ts aware of the fact that from year cided hit a few days ago will return Next door-to Kittie’s Market .cLo year more value has been crowd- riod—Vella Reeve. to Sandy Beach July 5. Stewart Haskins of Glastonbury, Stengel home on High street on Mr. and Mrs, Louis Twining of “ed into cars. From end to end cars 4:30—Light Opera Hour. . spoke very interestingly at the; Wednesday afternoon. HILLSTOWN Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Myron have been improved. Remarkable 5:00—Stock and curb closings. Federated church service in Notes, Post and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pest Mrs. E. E. Squires and family progress has been made in brake 5:20— Safety Crusaders. AITATOB OVERDUE Wapping. Mrs. Bessie Morton of ’Vernon and son Wallace, of East Hartford, equipment and the four-wheel 5:45— Kyanize Road Man. Next Wednesday evening there avenue has returned from several spent the week-end at her cottage and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and will be a meeting of all who are in- j days’ stay at the WUlimantic Camp j at Point O’Woods, There’s Nothing brakes featured from the very first 5:53-—’lime. . Los Afageles, June 3.— (A P )— The children, of Manchester, visited in Oakland are now general. Bet­ 5:54—Champion Weatherman. terested in arranging a tennis; Grounds. I Mrs. Flora Ryan and daughter their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Finer than a Western Air Express today an­ Horace A. Deal of West Main | spent . the week-end with her ter and smoother engines are had, 5:56—Kozak Radiogram. tournament, at the parsonage at Post Memorial Day. nounced that a check of its airports street is seriously ill at the Hartford brother, Horace Cummings. operation is more economical, hand­ 5:57—Agricultural Market report., in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas 7:30. All the young people are es­ Pearl Young of Brooklyn, N. Y.. STROMBERG- 6:05—Sport Digest; baseball scores. Hospital. i Mrs. Frank Locke and son have 1 ling is much easier and greater com­ had failed to locate any sign of Col. pecially urged to be present. spent the week-end with Mr. and. fort is had and it has all been 6:15—Savannah Liners’ Orchestra- The Sunday School hoard, monthly Police Officer Alfred Say is re- returned from the Manchester hos- CARLSON Roberto Fierro, Mexican aviator, ported to be in a serious condition! pital. Mrs. C. Daniel Way. brought about without increasing March of the Gladiators; Migno­ long overdue at his destination, meeting will be held at the Feder­ Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Buell -visited the price to any appreciable degree, nette, Friml; I Love You So Much ated church next Thursday evening at the Rockville City hospital. He | A dance will be given in Grange Kelly Field, San Antonia, Texas. has been in ill health for several j Hall Wednesday night, June 4. the cemeteries in Marlboro and in fact as in our own case, prices from “The Cuckoos,” Ruby; My The flier left Burbank, Calif., yes­ at 8 o’clock (D.S.T.) Manchester Sunday afternoon. KEMP’S Dream Girl from “The Dream months. j ------are lower than ever. terday at 5:40 a. m. (P. C. T.) for Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hutchinson “The result of all this is that the Girl,” Herbert; Les Toreadors Miss Nellie McNerney of Willi-j The highest and lowest point in San Antonio on’ the first leg of a SUXTAN VISITS FRANCE mantic was the week-end guest of | the United States , are within 100 and family ■visited in Hamden Sun­ INCORPORATED public expects more each year. And from “Carmen suite,” Bizet; Se­ flight to New York, whence he plan­ the public is getting it. It is not so lection from “The Count of Lux­ Miss Margaret McGuane o t West j miles of each other in southeast- day afternoon. 763 MUn St., ned to make a nonstop flight to Marseilles, France, June 3— (API Main street. | ern California. Death Valley is 276 J. B. Jones has return from a very long ago that features of embourg,” Lehar; There’s Plenty Mexico City. South Manchester .standard equipment which are now of Sunshine for You, Lewis; The His Majesty, Si Moulay Mohammed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pfunder and i feet below sea level and Mt. ’Whit- visit with relatives and friends in Fears were expressed here that he Ben. Youssef, 19 year old Sultan of daughter Florence of Syracuse re- j ney is 14,522 feet above. New York City and •vicinity. included in the regular selling price Call of the Vikings, Kriens; Entr­ had been forced to land in some were to be had only as extras. And ’acte Gavotte from “Mignon,” Morocco, arrived here today on his turned home on Sunday, after sev- >------——------rough region. Commercial air line third visit to France for a two I eral days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. that the public appreciates that Thomas; Give Yourself a Pat on pilots have been instructed to main­ more and greater value is offered in the Back, Dale. months vacation. William Pfunder of this city. | tain a close watch for the missing He was accompanied by his grand Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yost of New-1 Oakland and Pontiac this season is 6:45—Literary Digest Prohibition airman. evidenced from the number of sales Poll; Floyd Gibbons. vizier, a tutor, French political ark, N. J., were the week-end guests NEE» . that have been made in the first 7:00—Bulova Time. counsellor, and a suite of servants. of Mr. and Mrs. F. Moxen of Tal- He leaves tomorrow by automobile, four month;s.” 7:01—Pepsodent Program — Amos KIPLING OPINIONS cott avenue. ’n’ Andy. ! for a trip through the summer re- ' sorts, and for sightseeing in Alsace MONET SEIZE RLTM RUNNER 7:15—Tastyeast Jesters. Montreal, June 3.— (A P .)—Rud- SCHOOL VANDALS AT ^^’ORK. 7:30—Organ Recital—Lew White. yard Kipling, returning to England Lorraine and Brittany, with a short Warren, R. I., June 3.— (AP) — 8:00—^Waldorf’s “ Bing Family.” with Mrs. Kipling from a three- visit to Paris. Chicago, June 3.— (A P )— Sys­ The rum runner Eaglet, a 27-foot 8:30—“Around the World with Lib­ month visit to Bermuda, reached tematic vandalism at a number of m motor boat, was in the hands of the by" — Pan - American, Herbert; Montreal yesterday. DRY UP ITIRA CRUZ Chicago schools, resulting in thou­ Coast Guard today after a five-mile Overture to “Russian and Ludmil­ He said he thought John Mase­ sands of dollars property damage is LOANS of $300 or LESS chase across Mount Hope bay dur­ la,” Glinka; Drink to Me Only field a “ very good choice” as Brit­ Mexico City, June 3.— (A P )—The under investigation board of educa­ ing -which 600 cases of liquor were with Thine Eyes; Entrance of the ain’s poet laureate, that he knew state government of Vera Cruz has tion officials said today. IN 24 HOURS • thrown overboard. Fauns from “Cydalise,” Pierne; “nothing about India,” and that his succeeded in virtually “drying up” Six institutions reported depreda­ The craft was abondoned by its Ride of the Valkyries, from “Die one-time reference to Queen Vic­ the port of Vera Cruz, according to tions during the past week, more ; crew yesterday at Touisset point Walkure," Wagner; Liebesfreud, toria as “ the widow” was written advices to the capital. than $15,000 worth of furnishings • after the chase by the patrol boat Kreisler: Intermezzo from “Caval- so long ago that it concerns nobody All barrooms. throughout the city were destroyed by intruders before 283. Eighty cases of liquor were re­ leria Rusticana,” M a s c a g ni; of this age. have been closed and such high setting fire to the pre-vocational Q uick covered in shallow water near the Scherzo, MacDow'ell. Asked which of his poems he liked taces have been imposed on grocery building of Tilden Junior High point. Later Lieutenant H. S. Ber- 9:00—Johnson and Johnson Musi­ most, he rejoined, “The Last Baby stores selling bottled liquor that it school. Axes were wielded on dine took charge of the crew and Courteous cal Melodrama. is the Best Loved.” la reported to he possible now to pianos, walls were spattered with the search. 9:30—Harry Archer’s Orchestra. Mrs. Kipling w’^as reported much ink and decorations and museum The chase began when the two buy only beer. er v ic e 10:00—Westinghouse Salute. improved in health. exhibits destroyed. S collided at a Fall River lumber dock. 10:30— Crush Dry Cronies and Old $100,000'FEET Officials said they were ivithout Revolver shots were fired by the Topper—Dancing the Devil Away, Clues of the perpetrators. Coast Guardsmen, Lieut. Berdine London — Georgina Lady Sholto Ruby; Cross Your Fingers from DIES ON STEAMER said. Douglas is said to have the smallest Private Consultation Room! “ Sons o’ Guns,” Davis; The Old A lightning flash lasts for about Cobh, Irish Free State, June 3.— feet in London and they have been one-millionth part of a second. LOUISLANA FLOODS Grey Owl, Perkins; Piano Dan, insured for $100,000. She is a stage McPhail; If I Had a Girl Like You, (A P )—The body of Mrs. Margaret Alexandria, La., June 3.— (AP.) Ruane of Worcester, Mass., who star and her feet are used to bally­ Come in— Phone-"”or Write —The expanse of overflowed area in McDermott; Sing a Little Theme hoo the show in which she is appear­ OPENING TONIGHT Song from “Hold Everything,” was found dead in the third class the Red River valley was greater cabin of the liner Arabic was landed ing. Her feet, however, aren’t small Burke: Get Happy Koehler; Your GLASSES to #Ae BIG FAMILY BOTTLE than ever today and the number of here today. She was on her way to enough to hold a husband very long, ■ Manchester Green The only charge is three and one- i ‘ homeless refugees had increased, Eyes, Motzan. visit relatives at Corofin, County for she has been married four times. half per cent per month on unpaid 11:00—Longines time. J but levee -workers labored with un- Clare. Barber Shop amount of loan. i daimted courage to hold to a mini- 11:01—Champion Weatherman. I mum any further flood damage. . 11:03— Sport Digest; baseball scores. RADIO SERVICE A. R. Brown, Prop. P e r s o n a l F i n a n c e C o . ICINCIR i 11:08—Kozak Radiogram. : The fight today had resolved into HILLED IN CRASH. pil all makes. Rooms 2 and 3 ? the question of whether the levees 11:09— Slumber music. Ladies’, Gents’, Children’sr New Sets and Standard State Bldg., Second Floor I along the low Red River could be 11:30—Bulova time. Canandaigua, N.'Y., June 3. — Haircutting Theatre ; held until the crest of the flood (A P )—Daniel McDlarmid, 70, of Accessories. 713 Main Street J passes. The peak was anticipated South Africa has been expand­ Bergen, was killed and bis wife and Open Tue»., Thum. and Frl. Night*, 7 to 9 p. na. So. Manchester, Conn. J within a few days to be followed by ing its poultry industry rapidly. son seriously injured here today in WM. E. KRAH Tdepkime Dial 3-4-S.i I a faU. a recent estimate showing mor.=t | a collision between their automobile Op«n tiJO to. J—Saturdty 8tJ0 to X than 4,800,000 chickens in the ; and a baking company truck on the 669 ToiltMid Turnpike Located Next to Manebeater i The number of homeless were es- Green School. — LICXKSZO BY THE »TAT1— i . timated at 15,000. Transvaal and Orange Free State. jLake Road naar Jtoaeland puk. PHONfJ 3733 • - - ......

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I Columbia church Sunday morning. BIO FOREST FIRES. DAVID (IHAM) He spoke on the power of love. Portchester, N. Y., spent Memorial COlilMBIA The First 0electr-'.an of Columbia, Dryden, Hon., June 3.— (AP) — Day as the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Clair L. Robinson has, received a Settlers in the Dyment area east CONTRACTOR Albert W. Hilding. She attended HEBRON communication from the committee of here arc abandoning their homes the historicad exercises at Windsor TteM-TUB in the path of forest fires driven by AND BUILDER I on Saturday, taking with her Mrs. The Hebron Post of the Amen- of the Community Reunion Week to a i Anna Perry Peck who has been the KG CCEK OVWitTA can Legfion held exercises at botn be held in Wlllimantic June 15th- strong winds. Memorial Day brought out rvVrtcH W4.5 Two hundred men, with fire fight­ 68 UolUster Street including < guest of friends here for the past Cro **dO vuH1L£ of the cemeteries on the Green Fri­ 21st, cordially inviting the Jicople of large crowd of people, the town of Columbia to attend and ing equipment and a three-dsy sup­ was 1 week. Mrs. Peck went to her home otfr CELt. 5 ^ 5 1 GOT TO day. A parade was formed, led by foUowiog th. Windsor participate. Specific attention is ply of food, have been sent to the UiG- GET ME TC> the members of the Legion, follow­ fire-swept area. Thousands of ed by the Hebron Band, the Colum­ called to the parade for Civic Day of all veterans of wars, as far as j pageant B'f EIGHT CiClCO: Wednesday June 18tb in the after­ acres Of timberlands have been possible, were decorated, both in Among those attending the Wind­ bia Boy Scouts and school children sor historical program celebrating (M 'm e — noon. burned over, and forest animals Hebron and Columbia. The proces­ who decorated the graves with flow­ have come out to open country or Sheet Metal the tercentennary of the Congrega­ , /McgAMM SAtfS UEU-COtT ers. A volley of snots was given, Traffic through Columbia over sion was headed by the Hebron the holiday and week-end has been sought safety In lakes and streams. drum corps, the community band, m tional Church were H. Clinton Por­ followed by taps, the band then ter, his daughter, Mrs. Mary E. X RfTM VE I COME 1C very heavy, reaching its peak Sun- white imiforms, led by conductor A. VUOR-p. U3EAWMG playing "Nearer My God to Thee.” E. Lyman of Columbia, veterans of Cummings, his son, Robert Porter, Decoration Day guests at the j day afternoon and early evening. It Specialties BJEMIMGa f the World War, of whom twelve or his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. home of Mrs. Jennie Hunt were j would seem as if aU the cars in New “THE ARROW LINE” and Mrs. Albert W. Hilding, all CtOTHES Miss Strickland and Elmer Clougb York were going back home, as a HAVERHILL, WORCESTER If you have an intricate joti fifteenMteen were present, followng, an | descendants of John Porter of Es- Ag a im of Manchester, and Miss May Tur- steady string of cars, a large pe: N E W YORK or something out of the ordin* the rear being | sex, England, an early ^settler of ner of Wlllimantic. cent, bearing New York markers, children from au ^ windsorl Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert, her One Way Round Trip ary and requiring expert woric- town, citizens march! g, ° P ^ | daughter Miss Helen Gilbert, and ThD MlDDe. tloreBC. and Jean '^ a ^ L n c Ir a c c " manship this is the shop te music w 2 inspWng. the Misses Clarissa and Susan Pen- W. ' Oran of New York spent Decorationduring .the day N^W YORK ...$3.35 ?6-00 and the band music was inspirmgj^ descendants of Major John 1 Dav and the week-end at the hoioe! dents, one early oaturuay evcuu.,j Worcester ...... 32.33 $4.25 bring it to. Material ana i of M is fA ^ e Dix i ^he other Sunday morning oc- $5.50 worfinanship of the best. Mason, also an early settler of Wind- „ IM Fitchburg ...... $3.00 and a salute lired. As the afternoon They were accompanied by : ^ l andT rs 'Theodore Lyman o f , curred at the Intersection no on-i Lowell ...... $3.50 $6.65 was cold, and rain threatened, the sor. RDP-7HE $7.50 Miss Monio Gillette of Tasmanis, I Plainville spent the week-euU at tli-i i being hurt in either case, ^thougu LawTence ...... $4.00 rest of the program was carried out i home of Mrs. Lyman’s sister, Mrs. i bumpers and windshields suffered in Haverhill ...... $4.50 in the Congregational Church on the Miss Gilbert’s guest. i green. Patriotic recitations by the ! Raymond Squierf 1 Leave Manchester for New York school children were given as fol­ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Winsor and ; vir««iirT inrmy^ATirn 12:30 p. m. and 1:30 a. m. [family and Mrs. Louise Goff of VESSEL REFLOATED. lows; “Carry on,” by Stanlie John- i For Worcester 3:15 p. m. and E. A. tETTNEY son. Center School, “For Decoration i WAPPING ! Johnston, R. L, spent the day Fri- HuU Mass., J ^ e 3 .-(A P )-T h e D av” by Hazel Porter, Gilead , day at the home of Mrs. Vvmsor’t ! “May O’l” a fisherman which was 4:15 a. m. Plumbing and Heating school; “Magic of Peace,’’ Joseph ■ i sister, Mrs. Clayton Hunt. ] driven ashore on Nantasket Beach j Tickets on sale at Packard’s Contractor. Ellenburg, Amston school; A Little Rev. Harry B. Miner and Ralph ! Mrs. Julia little of HarUord; during yesterday’s gale was hauled! j q 4053. M. Collins returned home Wednes­ i opened her Columbia home for the, off into deep water early today b y 38 Main St. TeL3036 Star in the Window,’ by Kenneth i=nciW MS Pagani Bros., Depot Sq., 38‘30. Johnson, Center; “Memorial Day,” day evening after spending five days 5fmNGF(E<^'A^P CfOCKEM summer Thursday, having as week- j the CG-150, by Marjorie Foote, White School,___ , in New York City where they at- SOME- ' end guests Mr. and Mrs. George •Decoration______Day,”- „ , by . Mildred | tended the annual Home Board Mis- SM/inr came i Peck of Rutland, Vt., and Aliss P^zetski' Gull school; and a patrio- i sionary meeting of the Congrega­ psoae COME I Eleanor Peck of RuUaad, Vt., ana te recitation by Arthur Eiseman of | tional church. FnoM ! Miss Eleanor Rowell of Amherst, New York. Allan L. Carr gave a | Miss Eleanor Thresher, daughter j Horace LitUe of Hartford is ringing speech stressing the present - of Mr, and Mrs. William Thresher ! building a new summer cottage at dav needs of the patriotic spirit. |of Pleasant Valley, has been spend- Mrs. C. Daniel Way of Gilead spoke ! jug a few days including Memoria. 1 the lake. ■ Mrs. Lucy Clarke who has been ' SAGE-ALLEN & CO. on her experiences in the World War Qg.y with her friend. Miss Haze spending the winter in New Haven, as a Red Cross worker in France. Taylor at Middletown, Conn. HARTFORD INC. HARTFORD The band played patriotic music and } Harry P. Files, Sr., of Boston, ' returned to Columbia for the sum- there were several choruses by Mass., has been spending several mer on Decoration Day. She was j Out-of-Town Customers Call “Enterprise 1000’ Without Toll Charge. school children and the audience, ^ays at his home here. brought home by her grandson and j The Rev. T. D. Martin pronounced Miss Clara Dodds was hit and his wife. Dr. and Mrs. Herman 1 the benediction. All those who took knocked dowm by a hit-and-run au- Little of New Haven. Mrs. Lillian part were invited to the church din- tomobile driver, while she was sure it gets sufficient water. The Clarke will care for Mrs. Lucy Wednesday—The Greatest ing room where a collation was serv- standing near the door of Walter water evaporates rapidly and the Clarke during the summer. ed. Winthrop Porter had charge of S. Billings grocery store last Wed­ supply must be maintained or the Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lyman of Hosiery Sale of the Year! the program and made announce- nesday. She was so stunned by Uncle Sanfe plants will suffer. Elizabeth, N. J., spent Decoration the accident that she did not get ^ Day and the week-end at the home Arthur Eiseman and family-1 or the number of the car, but very of Mr. Lyman’s mother, Mrs. Elmhurst, L. I., spent the week-end fortunately she was not seriously TWO SHOT IN FEUD Dwight A. Lyman. and Memorial Day at their country hurt. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arnold of Annual June Sale... 7000 Pairs of place here. , , y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dewey P p in te rj New York spent the week-end in The women’s bridge club club held motored to Florence, Mass., where Boston, June 3.— (AP)—The rat Columbia, and on their return Sun­ the weekly bridge party at the home they spent the night w th their eon tat tat of a machine gun echoed day was accompanied by Mrs. of Mrs. Gertrude Hough Thursday j j^is family, Charles W. Dewey- through a south'end street early to-! p^iiip isham, who will stay in New evening. The rain kept many of the Mrs. Judson Files who has been day and Guy Perelli, 36, and Jo-j york until Wednesday. SILK HOSIERY 4^1NDOW BOXES players away. The winners for the spending the past three weeks at seph “Chick” Bruno, 41, collapsed evening were the Misses C. E. Kel­ the home of her parents in Bangor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoltenfeldt BY D. VICTOR LUMSDEN from wounds. A small roadster and daughter of Manchester, Mr. logg and S. B. Pendleton. Maine, returned to her home here from which the fusllade came, es­ The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Fletch­ last Thursday evening. Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith of Talcott- Two caped. vllle, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon All er of New Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Memorial Day exercises were held Department of Agriculture Rushed to the city hospital both World-Renowned their former classmate. Allan L. in Wapplng this year, the Sons of When maple trees are all out in Little and daughter of Wlllimantic Perfect their former classmate, All anL. Veterans, school children and others retained consciousness but refused 1 Decoration Day at the home Makes $1.17 Carr, at St. Peter’s Rectory on led by a band of musicians from to talk. , I Qf and Mrs. Edward P. Lyman. I leaf it’s time to plant window boxes. The name of neither one was on p, Lyman has just pur- A sale that becomes more and more thrilling each year, Thursday. Marlborough marched to the ceme­ Tender plants, such as are used fre- Miss Gladys Thompson of Wey­ danger list. ' and this June we’re more than proud of it! Every pair IS teries here and decorated the old quently for box plants, cannot stand The two men, both residents of chased a new Ford car. mouth, Mass., spent Memorial Day, soldiers’ graves, then to the hall frost, and cool nights when the tem­ Rev. Charles Clarke of Wellfleet, fresh, new, of exquisite quality pure silk. All full fash­ here as the guest of Mrs. Claude W. Boston were leaving the Liberty where they listened to a fine address perature drops below 45 degrees are hotel before the shooting. A wit­ Mass., was the speaker at the ioned, of course. Colors ai'e new fashionable shades you Jones. She remained over the week­ by Rev. Harry S. Martin, pastor of likely to check their growth. Maple end. Miss Thompson was a former ness said the car drove slowly by ■ want to wear with your summer clothes. The Colors the First Congregational church of trees, however, are good indicators and the shots were fired from a [ resident of Hebron, the daughter of South Windsor. of the time for planting all tender Mrs. Alice Thompson. machine gun. ! TOWN ADVERTISEMENT Chiffon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nevers from growth. The car passed Patrolman H. A. j Charles Miner motored with his Demham, Mass., were the guests of Chaire Aphrodite Aurora If you build a window box, allow Foster on a nearby street and he | n o ’ITCE OF PUBLIC HEARING mother, Mrs. Sherwood Miner, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Nevers this 12 inches for depth and at least 3000 Pairs of 4000 Pairs of Avenue Beachskln her grandchildren, Dorothy and fired three times at the machine ^ Chateau Diana Fairskin W66k* eight inches from front to back, the and one of the occupants returned FOR A CERTIFICATE OF Lloyd Gray to East Haddam, to see Mrs. Helen Skinner Is seriously 1 Illusion Juno Naturelle length, of course, to fit the location. the fire. Police later said they be- j APPROVAL FOR A Mrs. Miner’s sister, Miss Hannah ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. These dimensions allow for an ade­ Semi-Service Mercury Parklane Fuller. They brought Miss Fuller lieved the shooting was the out- j C h i f f o n Patio Phoebe Piccadilly Bertha S. Nevers. quate reserve of lioth plant food and come of a bootleg feud or gang, GASOLINE FILLING STATION home with them for a visit. Miss Lidya Jones, a teacher in moisture in the mass of soil in the White Plaza Promenade Schools were closed on Memorial the local school left Thursday to vengeance. ' 1 IN THE TOWN OF Regent Strsuid Day, and only one mail was received box. Pereilli was involved in a shoot- . Rose Taupe Riverside spend the Memorial Day vacation at Before painting the box drill sev­ ing fray in 1926 receiving 11 bullet MANCHESTER, CONN. Silk Hose and sent out. the home of her parents at Wen- j Silk Hose Taupe Vesta Roseskln Those attending the bridge party eral one-inch holes in the bottom wounds in the lower body, and in | ham, Mass. for drainage. Do not build ornate September, 1928, he was shot in the Upon the application of W. given for the benefit of the Daugh­ A marriage license has been (Usually $1.95) (Usually $1.65) boxes. Use an inconspicuous paint abdomen and head. HARRY ENGLAND for a cerUfl- Semi-Service ters of the American Republic, at granted t- Miss Marjorie Mcllvane cate of approval of the location of a “ Kingcroft,” the home of Mrs. Mal­ such as dark green or gray. The These ai’e the popular Rachelle Sable Plage of Manchester and Edwin S. John­ plants are to catch the eye, not the gasoline filling station to be located Gloriously sheer chiffon Muscadine Beige Claire colm Leal, in Colchester, on Wed­ son of Unionville. Miss Mcllvane SEES SON’S GRAVE. on the premises of W. Harry Eng­ “No Mends”—known to nesday afternoon, from this place container. hose (4-thread, 45 Duskee Black was formerly a Wapping girl and Get Good Soil land on East Middle Turnpike . hundreds of women as were Mrs. Clara Hanmer of Gilead, gauge), all silk to the Dark Gunmetal lived on the Buckland road with her The soil should be neither too Chateau Thierry, Jime 3.— (AP) It WEIS voted and ordered: everything desirable in Light Gunmetal: Mrs. Loren M. Lord, Miss Victoria grandmother, Mrs. William Clark. —Mrs. Elizabeth B. Hutchins, 92, Hilding, Mrs. Albert W. Hilding, sandy nor too heavy. Sandy soil That the foregoing application be picot tops. Pointed heel. long-wearing, good-look­ Neutral Gray WTilto. the Misses Clarissa and Susan Pen­ dries out too quickly. Heavy clays and oldest of the Gold Star mothers heard and determined at the Select- Long Beach bake hard and are difficult to water. in France, saw her " ° jj/r a v e ^ i n , Municipal BuUd- The maker’s name ing silk stocking. Lisle dleton, Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert, Mrs. 1 SEES BRIGHT FUTURE top, reinforced foot. 8- Mary E. Mitchell, Miss C. E. Kel- | Soil thoroughly decomposed ma­ (which we can’t use) Six Pairs, $6.75 : logg, Mrs. Alphonse Wright, and < nure or fertilizer, or socalled potting stamped on them. thread, 42 gauge. Mrs. Walter Wright. The first' soils supplied by florists, are recom­ officers in charge of the pilgrim S. T., and fv,afthat nAHr><>notice be given to all mended. it was wisest for her to return at NORTH I^TOBi: prize was taken by Miss Jennie Wil­ Huntington, W. Va., June 3. — persons interested in sEdd applica­ HOSIERY SHOP MAIN FLOOR liams of Comstock’s Bridge, the (AP)—Vice President Charles Cur­ Many annual flowering plants, once to Paris to rest. The remain­ der of the group continued their tion, of its pendency and of the time second by Miss Clarissa Pendleton tis today told the 162 students of growTi outside or indoors from seed, and place of hearing thereon, by of Hebron, and the consolation prize the graduating class at Marshall may be transplanted into window tour. publishing a copy of this notice at ■ 1 by Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell of Hebron. college that "there has never been boxes. Sweet alyssum, petunia, Mrs. Eva Lablanc, of Hollywood, Cal., of French descent, responded least three times in the Evening Members of the Community Band a better period since creation than ageratum, candytuft, lobelia, nas­ Herald, and by sending a copy of turtium, lantana and mignonette for the Gold Star party to the and their leader, Conductor Albert that which awaits the young mar. mayor’s address of welcome when! this notice by E. Lyman of Columbia, held re­ and young woman of today. often blossom in window boxes. of in,f-.Y Mall isaid applicant, all at least seven hearsals at the Town hall Wednes­ The vice president delivered the Special Plants for Shade city Mail.______j before the date of stiid hear- day evening and that the concert For shady spots, plants that de­ commencement address. Honorary DRESS COMPANY ROBBED~ ~ ing, to appear at sadd time and was again postponed, this time until degrees of doctors of law were con­ pend for their effect on ornamental place, if they see cause, Md be foilage as well as on blossoms arc Thursday evening, June 8, when it ferred upon the vice president. New Haven, June 3 .-(A P )— The heard relative thereto. Your Old Flat Iron Mill be held at the Tomti hall, at 8 suggested. Crotons, ferns, artillery Reminding the class that the peo­ store room of the Arnold Dress For and by order of the Board of p. m., daylight time. plant, begonias and dracenas are a Selectmen of the Town of Manches­ ple of the United States are living few of the effective ones. Company factory was stripped Mrs. Louise Blume has returned at a "furious pace” and that the ter, Connecticut. from a visit of several weeks with Some trailing vines that will cleaji of $1,200 worth of dresses last minds of our experts and inven­ night by thieves who lowered them W. A. STRICaOJ^ND, friends in Canaan, and Mill spend hang over the edge of a window Secretary. Worth $1.00 tors are taxed indeed to add anoth­ box are wandering-jew, bigleaf peri­ in boxes from the third floor to a the summer at the home of her son- Mailed May 28, 1930. in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. j er mile to the schedule or to take winkle, climbing fig and English waiting automobile below. A safe another hourh from the time table," was also opened but all the money G. H. WADDELL, Claude W. Jones. ivy Clerk-Board of Selectmen. An Ascension Day service was the vice president said the indus­ After ^your box is planted make had been removed on Saturday. held at St. Peter’s Cchurch Thurs­ trial, commercial and agricultural TURN IT IN NOW AND GET THE BENEFIT OF OUR day at 10.30 a. m. The Rev. H. L. growth of country “is a good Lonsdale of New York, M^ho is demonstration of the faith the men spending the summer at his Colches­ of our country have in our future.” (iiiillliiy ter home officiating. The Holy Miillliii Communion was celebrated. A num­ FLIER ESCAPES DEATH. Special Offer ber of Colchester people ■were pres­ ent from Calvary Church. Camp Devens, Mass., June 3. — Mrs. T. D. Martin, who has been (AP)—A leap for life from a dis­ kept in for the past week or more abled airplane, qualifications fo r ; •with a severe cold is recovering" from membership in the Caterpillar | her indisposition. Her place in the Club, but without a parachute, has Westinghouse Adjust-O-Matic library has been taken by Mrs. Mary been made by a Harvard Senior. { E. Cummings. Horace Williams Fuller, a Har­ Miss Helen Gilbert of the Un- vard 1930 man and a commerciEd quowa School, Bridgeport, and her air pilot, drove his plane into a I friend Miss Monie Gillette of Tas­ group of trees near here after the! Chrome Plate mania, who is also a teacher at the engine had backfired and set fire | Unquowa school spent Memorial to the ship last Wednesday. The Day and the week-end at the home ' plane had just taken off and was of Miss Gilbert’s mother, Mrs. Anne about 150 feet in the air. Jumping 1 C. Gilbert. as the crEfft hit, be slid through the I A meeting of the Boy Scouts was branches safely to the ground. | held at St. Peter’s Rectory Friday The plane crashed nearby and: M ost Satis facto ry Place FLAT evening. burned and discovery of the ruins 1 Several members of the Commun­ later started an “airplane mystery.” i ity Band, including LeRoy Kinney, He did not report immediately to j Harold Cummings, and others, play­ civil authorities and bis feat did not For Your Valuables ed with the East Hampton band in become kno'wn until yesterday. Colchester, on Memorial Day, while the others of the band were playing IRON in Columbia. Our Safe Deposit Vault is the most satisfac­ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tucker of When In Hartford Hartford spent Memorial Day and the week-end at the home of Mrs. why not stop at the H— 0— H tory place for your valuables because it is con­ Carrie I. Burnham. for some of their Fresh Lob­ A dance taking place at Amston ster Meat, Crabmeat, Shrimp, stantly protected against loss from burglars Hall Friday evening was well at­ Soft Shell Crabs, Steaming tended. $8.75 Mrs. May Carpenter Clark, of Clams, Open Long Clams and and fire. Select a Private Lock Box now—the Chowder Clams. rental is only $3, $5, $10 or $25 per year. W e also serve in our Dining $1.00 A Month Midget Barber Room a “ Five Course Lobster 7 5 / D ow n Shore Dinner” each day from 4 Shop to 8 p. m. for only $1.50. moved to larger quarters The ManchesterTrust Company at Honiss’jXlyster ^ THE MANCHESTER ELEaRIC CO SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN. ox—X Phone 5181, South 17 Maple St. 773 Main Street, House 1LIIIIII12 Right off Main St. 22 State Street, ESTABLISHED 1905 Charles Cullotta, Prop. Hartford, Conn. ' >^, ' \ • .•■ ■'■ ■,\i- - . ■ ■ :‘J , •^--:.--'ci f e

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New York— CAP) — ^‘‘Boop oop a THIS AND THAT doops” fall from the Ups of Baby 1 Rose Marie like a grown up. Just about radio's youngest hot bYRUTH DEMY GROVES tunes dispenser, this wee lady can e^i95o7iy >eaTseuvice h k . brag of the fact that in five pntf a half years she has climl^,'q]Un| a way. She’s a staff srtisMnr NBC j 4> his mind these many weeks—re-; an^ has been starred with-no lew BEGIN HEBE TODAY. worried over the fear that she had turned in force. The whole situa-! a broadcast p e ^ ^ ^ ^than the The Flower Show. noticed in the beds and at the roc^ “ b6tr8iyfid her suspicions of Ns.t&lie meant that she ; feminine-adored Rudy garden a double brilliant red, ^ p p y - Converse, Jealous of her ^.q A.ian. She tried to tell herself tion, summed up Don’t put off a visit to the flower had killed his respect for her And' ----- But to her Rudy’s jUst another like flower that was new to me. h^band’s frieiidBlilp with Berna- ^hat she was wrong— that it couldn’t he is likeable, show today and tomorrow at the kUline that, had killed his love. i man. She admits Maronic Temple at no charge what­ Glancing at the marker I foimd the d^iaCamont, leaves him. Alan seeks have been Natalie—^but she He had been faithful, loving, de-, but he doesn’t’ g^ve her ^ e same name “Geums,” “Miss BradsbAW.” ooi^m a^n wilii his secretary, PhU- that deep in her heart she believed ever. It will close at $ p. m. tonight pendable. His reward should have i thrill that she gets liwenmg t and open again at 10 a. m. Wed­ Just now the cyclopedia is not in lipa West, who has cleverly man- it was. • , been a happy home. He -had earned 1 Amos 'n’ Andy. • , nesday for the day and evening. the Garden club’s library, which you a ^ .to become engaged to him. Natalie was insanely peace and security. And he had none ! With an an^itioh t o - ^ w up Md remember is housed in. the- editorial Natalie returns, and Alan real- Everyone knew it. And who was 1 was Interested in an item in of these thines. ' be like Bcbe Daniels of tjbe movies. one of the garden mag^ines describ­ rooms of The Herald office. Con­ ices that he loves her, but his more likely to do a His fury grew apace as he neared i Rose Marie is nttainin|f, the back- ing. an article printed in Leslie’s sulting Webster on it, I find entanglement with PhiUipa pre- — she was thinking of the letter the house in Westchester, where i ground. She has beien , in yai^^ Weekly back in 1854 about the New “ Geums” are perennials, native of vents him from attempting a re- than a jealous woman. Natalie fast giving up hope that; ville and has mgde talkie shOr . temperate regions and having he w o u ^ that day.; She opened her^o^reer^^^^^^ York flower show of that year. o(mcillati.ch day. fiiM I__ _ . ^ . tion for right character than the tux Toilet Sow? Before the bottle Is empty surplus fat Is leaving you—indolence changes Address ..., memory of a strap. Luxurious as w to activity—you’ll feel younger—eyes ^ FrendraoapsatW^ •w’Ul brighten—step grows spry. Mil­ A swallow has been timed to and $1.00 toe caRo lions know this—you ought to know cover 129 miles ia an hoqr. and —yet only 10^- it. Kruschen Salts Is the ideal treat­ Send yotff order to the *Tat- SathfraGmrfwe ment for constipation, indigestion, tera Dept., Mancheeter Evening can fly from Relglum- to North Af­ headaches, nervousness and acidity.— Berald, So. BCancheeter, Conn." rica in half a day. ^ Adv, • 1' *•».' . • •• ■T'O

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ODDITIES IN THE HELD OF SPORT Weavor Trounce Sharkey Is Very Sure Manchester, Score 19-5 He’ll Lick Schmeling UDES b^WnUAMBRAUCHER Visitors Score Doim Rms T e o AoSTiM OF ujiloujooi:vN.Jv How They Stand THE UPSTART TRIUMPHT PLANIM6 A^NWST WAllER GREEFi Stfunm iag a IDke’ Cotfsti- Boxes Schmeling Once upon a time, when his ball DROJe FRDMlHeTee OF A In SiiA and Seventh t c team had a three-run lead, going YESTERDAY'S RESULTS into the sixth inning, John J. Mc- FAR-THRee hole T5 hit a Wreck bm e; Two Morvh: tutesJack’s H a r d e st Graw used to leave toe bench and seagull OMTHevjJiMG VUAS Hit by PllCHgp ■ Eutora League ' .iw go home for supper. He doesn’t do ...... -THe aRP/UTreWHG bails 49^TiMES intone Prcvidance 10, Hartford 1. Workout Yesterday; Has that any more. The reason is that AFJCRY SCREAMS, Su^Peo Bridgeport 0, Albany 4. Season. Mr. McGraw doesn’t like to pick up DOWW AFTeR.THeOFFeKiOIS6 New Haven 4, Pittsfield 3 (10). the evening paper and see where the PILL. PlOCeD iTOPAbiD , n.u LM, National League Boston Braves shoved over $ix runs i — r ' ‘.•.•.■.•.•.T.v.'.v.v.'.'.'.’.'.-y' isi- H 9, S t Weaver High of Hartford scored, No Plan of Battle. in the ninth to, beat hia Giants, 10 CAPKIEO \T FAR. OUT Philadelphia Louis 8. INTo t h e s u r f which BORDERS) American League twelve nuxs in two iimings to hfund to 7. ■ ... By EDWARD J. NEIL Instead of leaving the park with -.•THE FA1RWAV-'' b' T S'* No games scheduled- Manchester its first real drubbing A. P. Sports Writer his team three runs to toe good, of the season yesterday afternoon hJ*. MARCH-IQ3 0 THE STANDINGS McGraw now sits with knitted the West Side. The final score was Orangeburg’, N. Y., June 3.— (AP) brows (Mr. McGraw is one of the 19 to 5. ’The winners tallied in every very best brow-knitters in the busi­ Eastern Lesigue ~-The diningroom of Gus Wilson s W. L. ilowing save the secmid and eighth. ness, by the way) and figures out " \ fight camp was jammed wth the | f ' ' , ri ways and means of trying to hold New Haven ...... 30 19 Hedlund, Smith and McConkey froth of the ring game sparring j that precious lead against the mur­ X Bridgeport ...... 27 21 all tried in vain to silence the Weav­ Springfield ...... 27 22 partners, handlers, hangerson, beer j derous assaults of the enemy. er bats but were greeted with a All Sorts Of Reasons | Allentown ...... ; . . 25 22 barrage of 21 bingles that dropped barons and baronnesses, ■visitors and | Hartford ...... 22 23 here, there and everywhere. No Observers who get paid for tak- j •> ' curious neighbors, all munching food j ing notes on affairs of this nature i Providence ...... 21 25 doubt toe one-sided result was part­ and killing time at the end of the j say that the ball is too, too lively: > S A ^ Albany ...... 20 27 ly due to toe let down from toe warm lazy day. that the pitching year by year is Pittsfield ...... 18 31 league strain after toe second beat­ They were there because Jack National League ing administered by West Hartford. growing more terrible, .or that the ■W. L. Sharkey was on the premises, train­ hitters are mightier men than they j Manchester closes its season with ing for the climax of his third cam­ used to be and there are more of i Brooklyn ...... 26 15 Bristol Wednesday and East Hart­ paign for the heavyweight cham­ them than in the olden days. Chicago ...... 24 19 ford Friday. ’The latter game will be pionship. , . But isn't there something to be St. Louis ...... 23 20 at home. Pittsburgh ...... 20 19 A negro musician strumming his said in favor of Oscar U. Upstart, The score; guitar and singing blues, ainused the young feller who just doesn’t i B oston ...... 18 20 Weaver the eaters \^th his melodies and ^ - know when he is beaten ? Isn’t there j New. York ...... 18 22 AB. R. H. PO. A .E. noyed them frequently by passing a growing tendency in sports to j ancinnati ...... 18 23 ’Turley, I f ...... 4 1 2 4 0 0 Philadelphia ...... 13 23 his hat around for coins. Then Shar­ “ Oh, yeah!” the prowess of the big | Kaplan, 3b ...... 6 3 3 0 4 0 key, restless and caged by traimng, American League Kearns, 2b ...... 6 3 3 7 4 0 shots in this game and then go out | ■W. L lured by the music, strolled into the and prove that the feet of the big Phelps, p ...... 4 3 1 0 1 0 room. , , Philadelphia ...... 28 li McComlM, c ...... 4 4 3 1 1 1 shots are but « f clay, and very Washington ...... 27 If “ Give me that uke,” he demanded. „ Hagarty, lb ...... 5 3 4 12 1 0 crumbly at that? u C e v v B i i , Cleveland ...... 24 IJ Sharkey tilted his hat doira oyer Whither Are We Drifting? i ''TH6 BEl£AST SPIOEPL Glassman, s s ...... 4 1 1 1 3 1 his eyes, leaned a chair against ^ e Who ever would have thought j New York ...... 22 IJ Yush, r f ...... 6 0 1 0 0 1 Detroit ...... 18 2! wall and twanged a few chords. He that Glenna Collett would lose in a j Barrett, r f ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 THE FAMOOSO^FIGhTeR St. Louis ...... 17 2i •was providing the show the guests , championship battle to a young | ...A MOST GjFnw PlAKlGT- Stewart, c f ...... 6 1 3 2 0 0 had been waiting for. „ i Chicago ...... 16 2! lady named Diana Fishwick? Who | B o sto n ...... 13 2! He played the St. Louis Blues, expected Johnny Goodman to beat | ue Could plaV AmV 45 19 21 27 14 3 played in a way that shamed even Bobby Jones? Who honestly i "’opular; 6omG of hi$ daV- Manchester the negro’s facile strumming. He GAMES TODAY thought that well on in the middle , AB. R. H. PO. A .E. played it with variations and it was of the merry month of May the i Moriarty, 2b . . . ..5 0 1 5 |ood. Then in a soft tenor voice he Eastern League Brooklyn Dodgers and toe Washing­ O’Leary, Bs-2b . ..2 1 0 1 sRiisr the blues. Hartford at New Hfcven. Dowd, Diolite in toe fa-vorite’s role yesterday in preparation for general June 12 battle with Max Schn^lmg, ly lost a game to the champions, 1 at 5 to 2 against. Diolite won toe art 2, Hagarty, Kaplan, Yush; three tion Centers here and former than half a million spectators. east-west engagements toe Phils seems more matured, to 0, but it wasn’t because he didn’t two thousand guineas and immedi­ base hit, Dowd; stplen bases, Tur­ sparring partner of Jack Dempsey, outpitch Mr. Mack’s cinch pitcher, The 19 probable starters in the outslugged the SL Louis Cards at natured and more ately became toe choice for toe ley 3, Kaplan, Kearns, Phelps, Mc­ was scheduled to work out with Robert Moses Grove. And last year great turf event include two Ameri­ Philadelphia 9 to 6 in a preliminary any time in a career that Max Schmeling, German contender derby. Combe, Hagarty, Stewart, McCon­ Tied him ^wice within one fight or the Senators did not win a game can entries, William Woodward’s skirmiSh of intersectional warfare. NATIONAL for toe w'orld’s heavyweight title, Other favorites include toe Aga The ■victory lifted toe Phils a key; sacrifices, Glassman 2; double the heavyweight crown. from the Athletics until August! Scout Second, and A. K. Macom- play, McConkey to Tierney: base today. He conferred with Joe Khan’s Rustom Pasha, Lord Astor’s half game closer to toe seventh His training has been uneventfu Turf experts are looking for Gal­ ber’s Parthenon. Parthenon is a on balls, off Phelps 3, Hedlun 2, Jacobs, Schmeling’s frontman, yes­ Trews and Major J. S. Courtauld s place, while the Cards, league lead­ At PkUndelpkiu:— and today, ten days before the 15- lant Fox to go on and win the Bel­ decided outsider at odds of 100 to 1 PHII.I.IES e, CARDS 6 Smith 2, McConkey 3: hits, off Hed- terday in New York a t y and came against, but Scout Second, winner Silver Flare. ers not so long ago, now hold a lead r o L d te lt in the Yankee Stadium mont, the country’s richest stake The derby is run over a mile ana Philadelphia Itmd 3 in 1-3, Smith 10 in 6 1-3, Mc­ to terms, lea’ving immediately for for 3-years-olds. They had better of the recent New Market stakes is of only one game over toe fourth AB. R. H. PO. A. E. he is a marvelous picture of a fight­ a half course with uphill and down­ ...... 4 0 2 4io 0 0 Conkey 8 in 2 1-3; hit by pitcher, by ing machine, heavier than ever the German’s training quarters watch their step. Some young man considered one of toe best of the place Pittsburgh Pirates and trail Southern, If with Jack Shaw and Joe Lawless, hill grades. toe second place Cubs by a full Sherlock, lb 5 1 0 7 1 0 Phelps (Lupien, O’Leary); wild about the shoulders, thinner though from the Bronx is likely to take a "dark horses” despite the fact that Klein, rf ...... 5 Z 0 0 pitches, Hedlund, Phelps; passed two other sparring partners, Jacobs broad-backed mare from between game. Whitney. 3b ...... 5 2 4 1 0 0 the legs and thighs, <^^®. i balls, Bycbolski; losing pitcher. in the heavyweight ranks, a sharp, rounded up. ___ the shafts of a baker’s wagon and The American League scored two Hurst, cf ...... 5 1 2 2 0 Friberg. 2b ...... 3 2 1 1 3 0 Smith; time, 2:30. feed a lot of blue-blooded equines a victories over toe National League 0 in exhibition games. The N. Y. Thevenow, ss ...... 1 2 6 •» ^'^Sharkey^^s not under-estimating four-course dust dinner. Davis, c ...... 4 0 1 4 0 MRS. STETSON TOPS Bobby Jones is touted for every-i Yankees defeated Cincinnati 8 to 5 Collins, p .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 the German, but he 1^®® and tho Athletics conquered Pitts­ Thompson, z ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 spect for his fighting ability either. | thing he enters this year. But just Kid Kaplan Removes ______1 0 0 0 0 0 Elliott, P . He ivill pump left hands to M a^e s as likely as not he will pick up his burgh 8 to 2. - —m —..._ ■ ■■ ■~ ■■ head, feint him into leading rights FIELD AT BROOKLINE ball on the 27th hole at Hoylake, } 40 9 15 27 9 1 Golfitig With and then try to beat him to toe 10 dowm to some switchman from j St. Louis punch, bob low weave wth toe AB. R. H. PO. A. E. The D uffer Brookline, Mass., June 3.--(AP) Switzerland. Medill From His Path HOLLISTER SCHOOL Douthlt,. cf ...... 4 Teuton if Max wants to fight tha. __I,Irs. H. B. Stetson of Huntington It even looks like a good year for j Adams, Sb ...... ■* Valley, Philadelphia, led the field Sir Thomas Lipton. And if Sir I Frisch. 3b ...... 3 "'^‘A plan of battle” he asks, “that’s Bottomley, l b ...... 4 By JOE O’GOOFTY. at toe opening of the second day s Thomas wins, you can go out and i BASEBALL CHAMPIONS Hafey. If ...... 4 the bunk. I’ll fight him any way I play today of the three-day 54-hole lay a wager on Millsaps College to . LEGION AND ALUMNI Fisher, rf ----- ■...... 4 have to. And I’ll lick him. Remem­ medal tournament of toe women s defeat Notre Dame for the national Clearly Outpoints Chicago Wilson, c ...... 4 Golf Editor of the Robot Review. ber he’s never faced the kind oi a football title in a night game at Farrell, ss ...... 4 eastern golf association. The Hollister Non-High baseball Hallahan, p ...... 3 Since I started this series, sev­ fighter who’ll be in there.” A card of 86 put toe former Poughkeepsie next Christmas Eve. PLAY OFF TIE TONIGHT Duplicate; Carries Seven team is toe champion of toe Eighth Haid, p ...... 0 eral persons have ■written to women’s national golf champion one District grammar school league Watkins, xx ...... 1 stroke ahead of Mrs. J. L. Anderson SWIMMER MARRIES Hlgrh. 2b ...... 1 ask if toe use of dumbbells would- h a l l w n s f i r with an unblemished record. Buck- Bell. P ...... , ^ of Garden aty. L. L. the ru^erup, Rounds; Conway Gives The American Legion boys base­ land finished a close 'second with Mancusco, xxx ...... 0 improve their game. I do not and in toe forefront of the 9o San Rafael, Cal., June 3—(AP) — only, one defeat. Here is toe first FranUhousc. x ...... O' Eleanor Garatti, nationally known ball squad wiU again stack up think so. It is wise to play ■with TWO NET MATCHES starters. The entry list lacks its standing: ^ 36 6 10 24 12 1 better players than yourself, usual quota of outstanding players swimmer and sprint champion, and Him Everyone; Smith against its former teammates led by W. L. P.C. 32x—9 rather than worse ones. You don’t Play began on toe country club Laurence Edward Saville, construc­ Ed. Jolly, the cqptest being sched­ Philadelphia ...... 000 220 Hollister Non-Hlgh .. 8 0 1.000 St. Louis ...... 400 020 000— fl learn much from dumbbells. Hartford, Conn., June 3.— (A P )— links yesterday. tion engineer of San Francisco, were uled for this evening at 6 p. m. at Buckland ...... 7 1 .875 married here last night. Wins; Christy, Reed Buns batted In, Frisch. Thevenow 3, If you do not see so well, J. Gilbert Hall of Orange, N. J., the West Side Playgrounds'. Last Green S ch o o l...... 5 3 .625 Davis 2. Southern. Bottomley. Fisher, glasses sometimes will help, de-,. todav was in the third round of the Saville is 20 and her husband 29 Hollister 8th ...... 5 3 .625 AVhitney 2, Thevenow. Friberg -. week toe two teams battled to an Hurst: tivo base hits. Whltrihy 2, pending upon how you carry New" England men’s ®'°S:i®s years old. Hollister 7 (2) ...... 4 4 .500 Last Nigh t ^s Fights Kayoed. even score and each claim a victory Thompson. Friberg. Bottomley: home them. It helps nobody’s game it championship play and rested while Hollister 7 ( 1 ) ...... 3 5 .3 ^ runs. Hafey: stolen bases, Friberg: other entries continued their I in tonight’s engagement. North 6 t h ...... 2 6 .250 sacrifices, Hafey: Jeft on bases. New York —Leo Williams, New IN LIMELIGHT Philadelphia 10. St. Louis 8.: base on matches. By TOM STOWE. Porter Street...... 2 6 .250 title York outpointed Izzy Grove, New Probable lineups are as follows: balls, off Collins 3. Hallahan 2 off Pla’ving in defense of the American Legion Hollister 6th ...... 0 8 .000 lliott 2. Bell 1: struck out. by Collins he won last year. Hall eliminated Jolley’s Team Fighting in true Kaplan fashion 2b, C. Smith 3. Hallahan 1. Elliott 2. Haid L bU». Bob Ryan cf Yale in three sets in ^ N e ;.lto , N. J. - Bud Gorman Vince, 3b off Collins 9 In 6, Bell 3 In 1. HalU- Summit, N. J-. outpointed Joe with a bit more zip and pep than Vennart, If S3, Kennedy han 12 In 6 (none out In 7th). ElHott his opening match yesterday an rf, SulUvan COURTED, LINKED! I in 3. Haid 0 in 1; hit by Pitcher, by defeated R Decorleto, Hartford pub­ Packo, Toledo, (10). usual, former featherweight cham­ Jolly, ss West Springfield, Mass.— Gorilla 3b; Dey Collins (Hafey): passed ball, Wilson; lic parks champion, in the second pion Louis (Kid) Kaplan, slashed Hadden, lb winning pitcher, Elliott; losing Ptich Jones, Akron, Ohio, emtpointed Snow, 2b lb, Squatrlto er. Hallahan; umpires. Clarke, Klem his way to a well earned, clean-cut If, Rantenberg ^°M^s. William Shedden of Boston, Henry Goldberg. New York, 10. Werner, c and Moran: time. 2:15. Rensselaer, N.' Y. - Stanislus decision over Joey Medill of Chicago Fracbia, rf cf, Lovett X __Ran for Mancuso In 9th. 1929 champion of toe women’s sin­ XX— Batted for Haid in 8th. Loayza, Chile, outpointed Joey in an Interesting ten round batt'e Mikoleit, p c, Ciyello XXX__Batted for Adams in 9tn. gles. won in straight sets from which opened toe outdoor boxing Metcalf Miss Jane Crary of Hartford. Abrams, New York, (10.) z^Batted for Collins in 6th, Pittsburgh— Willie IDavies, Char- season at toe Hurley Stadium Iasi H. Smith, cf p, Berger leroi Pa., outpointed Black Bill. utility. Cotter r New York, (10). Kaplan seemed in the pink of con­ The Nat Cracker Grand Rapids—Pee Wee Jarrell, dition and was aU keyed up for the Hartford Gamei Michawaka, Ind., outpointed Jimmy match; so much o n edge, in fact, RACE POSTPONED Tohn D Rockefeller has conferred j Goodrich, Buffalo, 10. that he could hardly restrain him­ L the benSits of bis P^anthropy | ------New Orleans—Johnny Cook, New self to await toe bell opening each Washington, June 3—(AP) —The Orleans, outpointed Phil McGraw, **“GBAYSrie, SENATORS 1 upon all the people, but Sidney Well, round.______Several times when the sec .National elimination balloon race, Providence ______the glasses are carried under the new owner of the Cincinnati Reds, ond left the ring at ^en s_econd j iq from belt Some golfers I have known ^^Hmrtford— Louis (Kid) Kaplan, .6 3 5 1 0 evidently believes charity begins warning, Kaplan jumped up and Houston, Texas, was postponed to- Boyle, rf ...... have made spectacles of them­ Meriden outpointed Joey Medill, Chi­ went through an abbreviated shaU- .4 1 0- 3 0 with toe New York Giants. . 0 0 3 1 u selves in this regard. Of course, cago, (10). ______day to July 4 by toe National Aero Peploski. 3b 0 1 1 I ow boxing exercise, Jones, cf ... .5 0 (t a pair of binoculars Is a great Well gave McGraw Ethan Allen, i Judging from toe way he tore m- nautic Association to permit three jladwan, ss . . 5 3 o 3 3 Hugh Critz and Pitcher Pete Dono­ Weston, lb . . 5 2 1 9 0 help in putting. d i d YOU KNOW THAT— i to his opponent one might have more entries. 0 1 4 4 'There are any number of handy hue for Pat Crawford and Larry Flaherty, 2b .5 I thought that Medill was Jupiter The additional contenders, who Pond, c .. ■ • .4 0 0 3 0 little artifices and devices that Benton. One of these days you .3 1 1 2 2 There are now two negro. I Pluvius incognito and responsible swell the entry list to 15, are Cap­ Evans, P . • • contribute to the betterment of may read of an old glove being i for toe three postponements of the champions . . • Young Jack ; tain H. E. Honeywell, veteran De­ 42 10 14 27 13 one’s game. To mention but a traded for red Lucas, Evar Swan­ Thompson, king of the welters ' fight because of aaverse weather. Hartford __ , ^ son and toe grandstand at Redland and Alphonso Teapllo Medill is built much along toe same troit balloonist, who was victorious AB. K. H. PO. A E. field, so don’t be amazed. A small folding rowboat is often Brown, best of the bantams lines as Kaplan and also possesses In 1912, 1916, and 1920. R. J. Bfalr tValsli. If ...... i oonventient when the golfer wishes much of the same crouch-fighting and S. A. Trotter, pilot and aide of Malay. 1 ...... j A1 has been around quite Ro.ser, rf ...... * to desist a while at the water hole The Giants used to do all their a Goodyear-Zeppelin corporation trading with toe Boston Braves. a lot, fighting in France, Spain, stvlc* Hohman. c f ...... * and go plucking water lilies or pur­ While Kaplan was hit quite hara balloon, and an entrant of the Cleve­ Novoselle, 3b ...... * « " ^ ; 2 Strange to say, toe Braves never Denmark and other way pom-s W'atson, ss ...... 4 0 0 1 3 1 sue WiU o’ to’ wisps. . . . be was born in Panama, and often by Medill, Medill on the land Chhmber of Commerce whose Raynter. 2 ...... 3 0,1 2 2 0 A handy driidng guide, such as a pennant with any of the personnel has not been selected. players McGraw gave them. 28 years ago . . • other hand proved a much buster the sort pictured here, has helped cott, toe last negro to hold toe catcher. Kaplan threw punches in S S ? 1 * Bryant, z ...... ® J ® ? ? 3 several of my friends to correct Rick Ferrell, catcher of the St. welterweight championship his characteristic two-fisted manner predict toe bout would go toe limit Phillips, p ...... errors in serving. from start to finish and at times Louis Browns, wa~ fined $50 by Bill fore Thompson, Is one of tne at toe outset would have been com­ l i 1 e 27 10 1 If you can* find room in your Killefer toe other day. for duinb janitors at Madison Square Gar­ seemed to have Medill on toe verge mitted to a lunatic asylum, Ipt af­ b»g, it isn’t a bad Idea to tuck den . . . Sam” Langford, the ' of a voyage through uncharted Providence ...... 100 015 JlO-^10 playing. O’Goofty just chirped in ter absorbing a bad beating Tracey Hartford ...... 0®® ®®® ®I®"” I to a« smaU rifle (or shooting' fire­ vidto the terrible comment that fines darky who once was regarded as seas. It appeared that only the managed to stay toe distance and Runs batted In. Peploski 5. Weston flies. like that should make dumb players toe greatest of the heavy­ Chicago lad’s fine physical condition actually outpointed Smith dunng 2. Pond. Boyle, Malay: two Always carry a smaU calendar weights, though never champion, enable him to remain upright. There base hits. Boyle. Peploski. Mala>. smart. the closing half of toe slaughtering. home runs. Weston. Radwan; sacri­ to remind you of feaet daya and is a penniless resident of Boston were no knockdowns at any time In fact many even thought Tracey changes In the m ow and keep Once upon a time a baseball team fices. Pond; double and is nearly blind. . . • George j during the battie had won, no doubt forgetting the Flaherty to Weston; left on bases. you poeted OB the elgns known as toe New York Yankees Dixon, once upon a time toe Los Angeles, Calif.—A threc-sec I Kaplan clearly won seven or eight Providence 0. Hartford 6; bases on tremendous early lead. ... .S"'? balls. o« Kaln 3. Evans S; str^k out. zodiac. 1 have known golfers to peddled an ancient and hoary greatest of toe featherweights, ond knockout and a steady string of rounds with toe fourth and «ev«nto go out IB the sprtof and never pitcher down toe river. 1^ was too fast victories are gaining a favor­ to Medill. Referee BUI Go.i- Nick Christy of Bristol found by Kain 3. Evans 2; hits, off j® i was of toe same race and, Uke gping Young Grenade of Cuba too skillful in 8. Phillips 1 In 1: losln r reappw until the first snow: ^ old and his arm had lost its able reputation on the west coast way, however, once again voted ICaln: umpires. Gardella and M c­ ; Gans, died of tuberculosis . . • for him and was content to rest on Their wedding will he a sporting flies. His name was Sad Sam Jones and ! Dixon started his career In 1885 for Benny Miller, eldest son of a every round for the HarUord Donald; time. 1:85. the canvas for the full count in the event in France. For Mile. Simone s»Batted for Kain in Itb. Don’t parlay your wtonligs after his favorite nastime this year has I and for 14 years bruised the fighting family that includes Able gladiator. foufth after going down twice. Trlon de la Chaume, above, is a four str^ht pisses. Beaif w ; been beating the New York Yankees Miller, 18, national amateur ban­ Dynamite Joe Smith of Hartford whatever other teams have you. j boys around . . . then the Johnny Pena, Spanish feather­ noted golfer and former holder of shoot a buck. j Terry McGovern, one day in tamweight champion, and Hymle found a tough customer in Battling Harold “Muddy" ^ el. It just goes to show, etc., etc., etc, Miller, 19, who once held the Simon- weight, weakened Eddie Reed, the British women’s championship, If your partner trumps 1900, came swinglngr-and Tracely of New York but managed and Rene Lacoate, below, is one ton catcher, In only 6 feat 9 5-4 tw , ace, rush for the nearest switch, pure crown in the fl.ywelgbt division. to hit him more tlmea in the eight Hartford’s long reaching artist. and w eig h s- butr-189 potaids. He Lithuania and Poland are quar­ I knocked him out ., • • wter Benny is 21, weighs 152 pounds M^th a continuous body assault and of the greatest of French tennis turn out aU th ^ i«h ts and_ij|^^ttt. i that I^ tle George faded and rounds thanks to th e compUfttion of stars. They are to he married in often loses 20 pounds during the reling over the nationality of Jack and is growing steadily. In his was rewarded with a tenchnlcal hot months. alQudvotee» **WhhtttsM Sharkey, The Squire lives in Bos­ soon the sweet chariot took him an early lead when b® floored Paris on June 30. last 14 fights, he turned out the Tracey twice. Anyone venturing to knockout victory In tho fourth. ton, however, which makes him ! for a ride. lights for nine ofTfis io9M, Irish by association. ------•■J <\‘-

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONn !^ TUESDAY, JUNE 3 ,198Q. , . PAGE TEN ~^-T-'rT-SW :r'-‘ 3 ■ 7 B i l Y A M D K?i.i5X%xs»k%%'%so^xx%\ sxscxxsexxxsncK^aCXX9aC9C«VKX3CXXX9(9C3CKSnC9C9C)^^ICWOSMOSSaSSCWCMCSSSSSOMS^SMCWkSWiaSSS^^ HOUSES FOR RENT 65 LOST AND FOUND POULTRY AND APARTMENTS—PLATS— BUS MARKERS TEST LOCAL SCOUTS TO CAMP iW a a t Ad InformattoB______SUPPLIES 43 TENEMENTS 63 f o r RE3NT — NEW SIX room l o s t —BLACK BAG at Center, or Colonial house, with fireplace, oak on Cross Town bus, contains FOR SALE—15 RHODE Island Red FOR RENT—2 LOWER 4t room CASE IN BOLTON Wall Street AT COVENTRY, JUNE 14.15) " w iManchester flats, newly decorated, white floors, large corner lot, garage. papers, bank book and wrist watch. Pullets, 10 weeks old. Apply at 28 Will lease. ■ Arthur A.'Knofla, 875 Reward if returned to Herald Mt. Nebo Place. plumbing. 13-17 Cottage street. E. Evening Herald J. Holl. Main street. Dial 5440.- office. M«r :Djiver of Vehicle B riefs Entire Dis^ict . to Spend Week f o r RENT—FIRST • FLOOR, 2 ^ CLASSIFIED FOUND — BROWN DOG. Owner BUILDING MATERIALS 47 FOR RENT—NEWLY renovated 5 Carrying But One Sef of End at Ldke-^Exeeutive ' ADVERTISEMENTS . room downstairs flat with gtfr^ge family 5 rooms, at 73 Benton may have same by calling at 395 street. Inquire Home Bank * Trust Platea-i-Must Carry Both. Dean Maps Pro^m . . Highland street and paying for FOR SALE—SECONDHAND lum­ on Bigelow street. Inquire 53 Bige­ New York, June ,3;— A report cur­ Company. Count »lx xvorag* •wordi to » this adv. ber, building 26x30, containing 2 low street. rent in financial circles is that the Inlttali. number! and floors. W. G. Glenney Lumber Com­ Bethlehem Steel' Corporation, sec­ The entire program for the week­ each count as a word and compound William Meredith, who operates words as two words. Minimum cost is LOST—WHITE GOLD watch with pany, Manchester. FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, with SUMMER HOMES one of the biis.dines between Hart­ ond largest in the industry, is nego­ end camp of .IlfsabHester District, ' g;arage, all improvements, steam Boy Scouts of America, to be held price of three lines. ♦-.-.i.nt knife and chain and emblem, some­ 67 ford and" ProyWence and who lives tiating for the acquisition of Pick- Line rates per day for transient where between State Theater and heat. Apply H. W. Harrison, 598 FOR RENT on Maple street here was fined $10 8mds, Mather and Company, large Saturday and Sunday. June 14 and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Center street. Phone 3839. producer of iron ore, with proper­ 15, at Coventry Lake,ihas been map­ ESectlTe March IT. Magnell’s. Csill 7094. FOR RENT—COTTAGE at Coven­ and costs before Justice' of the Cash Charge — RADIO 49 try Lake. Call after 5 p. m. a t'47 Peace Eaton in a jufltice court in ties in Michigan and Minnesota. The ped out by Field Executive, Joseph fi Consecutive Days 7 cts 9 cts 3 ROOM SUITE, new Johnson unconfirmable rumor indicated that G. Dean and soputmastersl It is 11 cts Charter Oak street. Telephone Bolton held at the store o f A. C. 3 Consecutive Days 9 cts AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 l a t e s t MODELS of Atwater Block, all modern improvements. Broil on the Bolton-Andover road if the merger were effected, Sam­ planned to have the camp site at the 11 cts 13 cts Kent, and Zenith Radios, electrical Phone Aaron Johnson 3726 or jani­ 3384. ^ An^ord'eVs for "irregular Insertions yesterday afternoon. uel Mather of Pickands, Mather and Salvation Army B<).y Scout Camp if will be charged at the one time rate f o r s a l e —1927 ESSEX coach, wortc of all kinds. Raymond A. tor 7635. It was claimed that Meredith Co., would resign as a director of possible, or. near the. state road. Special rates for long term every good condition $220. Phone 8180 Walker, 64 Mather street. Phone Mr. Dean will be in charge of the FOR RENT—4 ROOMS all im­ HOUSES FOR SALE 72 picked up passengers at Dknielson the United States Steel Corpora­ day advertising given upon request. between 6 p. m. and 8 p. m. 4673. water sports, Frank Gainey, Scout­ Ads orderedr.for *'^rea or si* dgj s provements, rent reasonsjjle. In­ and at 'Willimantlc ,on his trip to tion. FOr. .SALE-^HOUSE knd lot for master of Troop 2, of the evening and stopped before the thl^rd or lift GOOD. USED CARS quire H. Mintz Department Store. Hartford. The matter came to the dav will be charged only for the ac­ $2,000. Wm. Kanehl, 519 Center games, Ray Mercer, Scoutmaster of Cash or Terms attention of the state police and as The Atlantic-Pacific Oil Explora­ tual number of times the ad appear­ FUEL AND FEED 49-A street! fl?elephone 7773. tion Company controlled by a group Troop 6, at the watermelon hunt; ed. chargin v at the rate earned, but Madden Bros. FOR RENT—5 ROOM modern he was not carrying a Clonnecticut automobile registration, He was ar­ headed by John Hays Hammond, David McComb, scoutmaster of no allowano: or refunds can JJ'"'*' 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 SPECIAL ON DRY seasoned stove tenements, including white plumb­ FOR SALE—6 ROOM house; also 5 on six time ads stopped after the rested for improper markers. The Harris Hammond and the Fisher Troop 3, at the campfire program; wood 1-2 load birch $5, full load $9. ing, Walnut street, near Pine, very room bungalow. All improvements. reasonable. Inquire Tailor Store, bus did early a Rhode Island regis­ brothers of Detroit, has acquired a and Herman Johnson, aAsTstant *'*'No '^•^tu'l forbids"; display lines not Mixed hard wood $6 and $11; also Call at 168 Benton street. Dial 5 Walnut street. Tel. 5030. tration, but no Connecticut one. The 60 per cent interest in 1,325 acres scoutmaster of Troop 5 of the Sun-- BUSINESS SERVICES fire place and furnace chunks. 8713. *°Tlie Herald will not be responsible 13 Prompt delivery. Fred Miller, case was prosecuted by Grand in Colusa county, California, where day morning church services. The for more than one Incorrect Insertion OFFERED FOR RENT—3 ROOM flat, all im ­ Juror A. C. Broil. te^ts have shown considerable gas. Scoutcraft groups will be taught by of any advertisement ordered tor Coventry. Telephone Rosedale 33-3. provements, hot water heat, at 168 ASHES REMOVED BY the load or It develc^ed during the hearing all the Scoutmasters. more than one time. Oak street. Inquire 164 Oak or call Expansion of outdoor activities The detailed program for the The inadvertent omission of incor­ job Any other jobs for light truck. that the driver of the bus had not rect publication of advertising t^•>ll be 8241. has improved the industrial and week-end is as follows: V. Firpo, 116 Wells street. Dial HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 ADVENTISTS OPPOSE acted on .his o\^ accord in taking rectified only by cancellation of the the bus but, but did so under pro­ business situation in western Cana­ Saturday charge made for the service rendered. 6148. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at FOR SALE—COT BED suitable for test, it being Intended as a test da, reports A. E. Warren, vice-pres­ 3 p. m.— Troop gathering with All advertisements must conform 94 Foster street, with all improve­ EVOLUTION THEORY in style, copy and typography with WANTED—TEAM WORK catting shore cottage: also electric wash­ case to see if it was possible to ident of the Canadian National Flag Day exercises. ments. Inquire 96 1-2 Foster street. regulations enforced by the publish­ ashes, plowing, etc. L. T. Wood ing machine. Telephone 4073. operate without’ the license, plates of Railways who has returned from a 4 p. m.—General swim. Aquatic ers and they reserve the right to Telephone 0052. tour of the prairie provinces. Sea­ sports. edit, revise or reject any copy con­ Co., 55 Blssell street. Connecticut also b$ing attached. FOR SALE—MOHAIR living room son influences of new crops and con­ 6 p. m.— Supper hour. sidered objectionable. „ , ^ . FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement San Francisco, June 3.— (AP.) — The fine and'costs Vere paid by the CLOSINt-r HOURS—Classined ads to struction contracts have proven a suite; also bed room suite, good with improvements. Can be seen at The fight against modernism today owners of the bus line. 7:30 p. m.— Retreat, colors. he published same day must be re­ condition. Apply Apartment 38, stimulus to business, he says. 7:35 p. m.— Games.. ceived by i; o'clock noon; baturdajs FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 53 Spruce street or dial 3341. had been taken into the world con­ 8:45 p. m.— Watermelon hunt. 10:39 a. m. Centennial Apartments. vention here of the Seventh Day Ad­ FOR SALE — TOMATO, cabbage FOR RENT—3 ROOM tenement, ventists, the result of a statement Herbert L. Bodman, of Milmine, 9:30 p. m.—Campfire program. • TELEPHONE YOUR FOR SALE—REX GAS water heat­ and celery plants; also potted an­ centrally located. Inquire at 30 presented to the Educational Coun­ KITCHEN SHOWER HELD Bodman and Co., is the new presi­ 10:30 p. m.—Taps. er, in good condition. Inquire 50 WANT ADS. nual plants, 621 Hartford Road Church street or telephone 3884. cil yesterday by Prof. G. G. Kretch- dent of the New York Produce Ex­ Sunday Ads are accepted over the telephone Greenhouse. Call 8962. East Middle Turnpike or telephone mar, of Walla Walla College, Wash­ change. He was elected on an inde­ 7:00 a: m.— Reveille. at the CHARGld RATH given above FOR MISS SQUATRITO as a convenience to advertisers, but 7315. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, ington. pendent ticket in a close contest, * 7:30 a. m.—Flag ceremony. also a five room flat. Inquire at 147 over' Winchester Noyes, named by 7:35 a. m;— Dip in lake. the CASH RATES will be accepted as New 10 Piece “ We accept the Bible as the re­ FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi­ STORAGE 20 East Center street. the nominating committee for the 7:40 a. m.—Breakfast. Walnut dining room set vealed word of God and believe that, ness office on or before the seventh MOVING—TRUCKING— . Miss Louise M.' Squatrito was ten­ race. 8:30 a. m.—Preparations for dav following the first Insertion of $99 the Genesis record of a literal cre­ dered another surprise kitchen church. each ad otherwise the CHARGE Watkins Furniture Exchange ation is an inspired record of a his­ R.ATE will be collected. No responsi­ ALWAYS ON THE ROAD— L. N. torical fact,” Dr. Kretchmar’s state­ shower last neni'ng at her home, Sugar melt of 15 United States 9:00 a. m.— Church services. bility for errors In telephoned ads Hevenor. We pool loads to all shore refiners from January 1 to May 24 j 11:00 a. m.— Swim. will be assumed and their accuracy FOR SALE—OAK BED room set, ment read. “We utterly repudiate 164 Oak street. During her ab­ cannot be guaranteed. points between New London and dining room set, couch, rug, chairs, LEAGUE DISCUSSES the implication that man orig^inated sence the ' home was tastefully totaled 1,890,000 long tons against 12:00 a. m.— Dinner. 2,035,000 in the like 1929 period. De­ INDEX OF Bridgeport. Also furniture and piano. 220 Center street. Tel. 7969. from any lower form of life. We decorated with# green and ^ white 1:30 p. m.— Scoutcraft groups. piano moving; packing and streamers by her sister. Miss Rose liveries approximated 1,670,000 long 3:30 p. m.— Break camp. CLASSIFICATIONS look forward to the soon coming of storage; light and heavy hauling. 6 PIECE OAK DINING room set, PALESTINE MUDDLE Christ, which will usher in the final Squatrito, who is to be her maid of tons against 1,800,000 in the corre­ Births ...... ^ Tel. 8-1128. Residence Tel. 8-0853. round table, 4 chairs and buffet. restoration of nature to its orig;inal honor when she is married tomor­ sponding period last year. Engagements ...... " Like new. Price $45.00. 420 East row miorning in St. James’s church MEANEST MEN Marriages ...... perfection.” L. T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and Center street. Phone 7487 after to Anthony Serrainia of Hartfo"d. The American Potash and Chemi­ Deaths ...... r; piano moving, modem equipment, The prohibition laws were criti­ Cleveland.— Two men, under the Card of Thanks ...... ^ 6:30 p. m. Geneva, June 3.— (A P )—The pe*-- cized as “faulty” by Milward C. Games were playe’d and a mock cal Corporation plans an expansion experienced help, public store­ guise of mourning friends, called at manent mandates commission of Taft, general counsel of the confer­ marriage ceremony was staged for program for its California produc­ Lost and Found ...... f house. Phone 4496. FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD furni­ the amusement of the guests. A ing plants which will Involve the ex­ the home of John Bartlich to attend Announcements ...... “ the League of Nations opened an ence and prominent in Vermont poli­ the wake of bis wife. Bartlich rec­ Personals ...... * ture including living room and din­ tics. Mr. Taft expressed the opinion buffet lunch was served. penditure of $4,500,000 and require Automobile! PERRBrrr & g l e n n e y in c . ing room set, stoves etc. Inquire at extraordinary session today to con­ two years to complete, say officials. ognized one of them as a fellow Local and long distance express that the cause of temperance might Automobiles for Sale ^ 456 Main street. Tel. 8458. sider the situation in Palestine workman. When the grieving hus­ Automobiles for Exchange ..••• 5 and freight service, including over­ be bettered by more enlightened band told the men the body of his Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 6 night express service between Man­ growing out of last summer's dis­ legislation and public education Auto Repairing—Painting...... J Thirty different races, each speak- i wife was still at the undertakers. chester and New York. Furniture WANTED— TO BUY 58 orders between the Jews and Arabs. leading toward self-government. BOY SCOUT NEWS ing a different dialect, are found in they attacked and overpowered him Delegates were urged to oppose Autos— Ship by Truck ...... J moved under the supervision of ex­ The British government submit­ the Philippine Islands. and fled with $36. Autos—For Hire ...... * perts and in specially constructed JUNK • the Sunday blue laws by the Rev. ted a statement to the commission tiarages—Service—Storage 19 trucks. Phone 3063, 8860 or 8864. 1 will buy anything saleable and F. C. Gilbert of Washington, D. C., The annual outing of Scout­ Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 calling attention to certain phases "Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 13 pay best cash prices. Prompt atten­ in a talk before the Religious Lib­ masters will be held on June 5th r.t nuxiiirss null Profo««lonnl Service! tion. Wm. Ostrinsky, 91 Clinton. of the recent Shaw report on the erty Council. Troop 6’s cabin on Campmeeting Business Services Offered ...... 13 PAINTING—REPAIRING 21 Tel. 5879. outbreaks. Road. All scoutmaster- are re­ lliMisehold Services Offered ...... 13-A “The government is now studying quested to extend ah invitation to AUCTION! AUCTiON! Building— Contracting ...... If PAINTING AND PAPER hangiug, all members of their troop commit­ Florists—Nurseries ...... L| the various recommendations of the REAL ESTATE AND FURNITURE Funeral Directors ...... IJj neatly done, prices reasonable. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Shaw commission,” said the Brltl.sl. tee. They are to ineet at the south Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ... li James F. Roach, Jr., 36 Walnut BOLTON end trolley terminus at 6:30 p. m. We will sell at public auction the residence of * the latfi FOR RENT—COMFORTABLE airy statement, “ with a viev/ to dealing Insurance ...... street. Dial 5921. At this- meeting the year’s activi­ JASPER A. FITCH, 107 OAKLAND S'T., MANCHESTER, .Millinery— Dressmaking ...... L* room for gentleman. Dial 3041. 31 with the immediate causes of the .Moving—Trucking—Storage .. . -'i ties will be talked over and the re­ CONN., WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 4 at 5:80 p. m., D. S. Laurel street. outbreak and preventing a recur­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Griswold are Fainting—Papering ...... "1 spending a week in St. Louis. port, of the scoutmaster’s associa­ T. Modem 7 room house with lot 103x95 feet (more or less) Frofcssional Services ...... 23 rence.” REPAIRING FOR RENT—ROOM at 16 Church Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haley and tion gWon; It is hojied that a num­ Extra lot 70x100 feet (more or less). The house is a modern Repairing ...... The Brit'.sh statement asserted ber of the troop committee men and well arranged seven room home, in good repair, large porch, hot Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .. . .4 SEWING MACHINE repairing of street. Inquire at 16 Church or call son Joseph spent the week-end in Toilet Goods and Service ...... -.j that the Palestine situation was one district officials "will .be present. water heat. Large lot about 103 feet front about' 95 feet d<*L'p, all makes, also clocks and watch 3525. New Jersey. Wanted— Business Service ...... -C of great delicacy. The responsibility Mrs. B. L. McGurk and family Troop 8 of Manchester Green plenty of shade trees. Extra comer lot about 70x100 feet, with Educnllonal repairing. R. W. Garrard, 61 imposed on the mandatory power held their regular meeting last fine shade trees. This is a fine location near school and only five Courses and Classes ...... Mather street. of Hartford spent the week-end at Private Instruction ...... ^ BOARDERS WANTED 59-A called for the promotion and estab­ their cottage. Monday with 17 scouts present. In­ -minutes’ walk from Depot Square. The furniture consists of Dancing ...... lishment of a Jewish national home Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Jones at­ struction was given in First Aid, Old Windsor Chair, Bamboo type; dining table, china closet, li­ Musical— Dramatic ...... MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum ] WANTED—TWO MEN boarders, on and in addition for the administra­ tended a birthday party in Enfield Semlphore and Morse Signalling; brary table, bookcase, kitchen range, 3 burner oil stove, ice box, Wanted—Instruction ...... 30 cleaner, phonograph, clock repair­ Center street near mills and trol­ Financial ing, key fitting. Braithwaite, 52 tion of the country in conformir.y Wednesday night at the home of also Safety. The Silver Fox Patrol walnut chamber set, sofa, wardrobe, chairs, rugs of various sizes, Bonds—Stocks— Mortgages ...... 31 ley. Telephone 8839. with the interests of the populatlorv at their meeting planned to go to old chests, dishes, pictures, carpets, etc. Business Opportunities ...... 30 Pearl street Worthy Overseer Edward j. Locke. as a whole. Die Ladies’ Aid society will their patrol ■'leader's home, Sam Money to Loan ...... 33 WANTED—TWO CHILDREN to Silversteln, and sleep out over Fri­ AUemONEER'S NCJTICE—This property has been placed ia . Help nnd Situation! board reasonable. Information call Cohflict of Interests. meet Thursday afternoon at the our hands by the heirs of the late Jasper A. Fitch, lo sell ■with­ Help VS'antod— Female ...... 35 COURSES AND CLASSES 27 day and Saturday. The Panther Rockville 451-3 or write Mrs. J. H. "The conflict of interests re­ hall. Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Loomis, out reserve. Sale Rain or Shine. The house will be open for Help Yi'anted—Male ...... 36 Mrs. Eaton and Ruth Lee are the Patrol put on the patrol stunt, the Help Wanted—Male or Female .._ 37 BARiSER TRADE taught In day Lyman, Talcottville, Conn. mains,” said the statement, “and “ dagger.” This went well with the inspection all afternoon Wednesday. Terms of sala ^500 cash or . Agents Wanted ...... and eveniqg classes. Low tuition hostesses. Certified Check required at time of sale. Uberal mortgage can Situations Wanted— F em ale...... 3.S the task of holding the balance has Miss Amelia Palmer spent boys and the patrols gave them a rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 remain. Balance in ten days. For particulars inquire Situations Wanted—M a le ...... 39 TENEMENTS 63 certainly not decreased in difficul­ Memorial Day and the week-end at great hand. Scout Truman Cowles Employment Agencies ...... <0 Market street Hartford. closed the meeting with the repeat­ 1.1 ve Stock—Pet!—Poultry— "Vcblcle* ty.” her home in Stonington. APARTMENTS—FLATS— The British government’s realiza­ ing of the 12. scout laws and scout ROBERT M. REID & SON, Auctioneers. Dogs—Birds— Pets ...... 41 Schools in town were closed iOl Main St., Manchester, Conn., Phone 3193 T.ive Stock—Veliiclcs ...... 4 3 FOR RENT—AFTER JUNE 15th tion of the importance of the ques­ oath. All scouts of Manchester Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 HELP WANTED— Memorial Day. should have received by now their upstairs four room tenement, cor­ tion of immigration and land settle­ Miss Mary Maybury spent the AVanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 Camp Pioneer . applications and For Sale—SlUccllaneons FEMALE 35 ner Foster and Hawley streets, ment was stressed. The mandatory w’eek-end at her home in Spring- .Articles for S a le ...... 45 power still believed in the policy leaflets. If you desire to be in com­ WANTED — EXPERIENCED girl modern improvements. Apply 100 field. Boats and Accessories ...... 46 that immlgrationV should not exceed pany with scouts from town most Building Materials ...... 47 for light housework. Apply in per­ East Center street Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinney of them are registering. during the the economic capacity of the co-an- have leased the “ Rainbow” and Di.amonds—AVatches—Jewelry .. 48 son, 377 East Center street. second period from July 12th to the l-llectrical Appliances—Radio ... 43 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all try to absorb new arrivals, but the have moved o their farm in South Furl and Feed ...... 4D-A improvements. Apply J. P. Tam­ 26th. If you haven't received your Garden — icarm—Dairy Products 50 gauging of this capacity was de­ Bolton. application see your Scoutmaster many, 90 Main street after 5 p. m. Miss Catherine Shea spent the Household Goods ...... 51 HELP WANTED—MALE scribed as a matter of many dif­ immediately. .Machinery and Tools ...... 53 ficulties. week-end at her home in Fall Musical Instruments...... 53 OR FEMALE 37 FOR RENT—3 ROOM apartment Office and Store Equipment . . . . 54 with all improvements, corner The statement added that His River. MY UH O£ MAPS IT Specials at the Stores ...... 56 WANTED—4 PART time workers, Main and Eldridge streets. Inquire Majesty’s government therefore ha.s The East Central Pomona Grange Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 No. 3. will meet at East Hartford, WHERe PIP men or women, on a premium offer. Silk City Barber Shop. dispatched Sir John Hope Simpson, BRAND NEW RJR MF -IT 'S AM AA'antcd—To Buy ...... 5S Apply Tuesday evening 6 to 7 p. Friday night. The fifth degree will YOU 6€T THIS Rooms— Boar^— Hotels— Resort! “a highly qualified investigator’ exact REPLICATeOF m., 832 Main street. be conferred. ENGLISH Restaurants FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, who will soon begin his study of BOAT, AMOS? MY 6eAMPfATHeR'$ Rooms Without Board ...... 59 second floor, newly renovated $19, conditions In Palestine. Out of town guests over Memorial type 'df hpiife.'.'^’ nice rooms and a Boarders W a n ted ...... 59-.4. with garage $21. Dial 7393 or call Day and week-end guests were, sun parlor,'rear hall, f^uit hall, ves- SCMOCNttt, Country Board— R esorts...... 60 DOGS—BIRDS—PETS 41 Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 at 56 School street. William Chapell, Mrs. William Al­ ti’pule, pantry and targe "attic, beau­ Wanted— Rooms—Board ...... 63 FOUR HURT IN CRASH len, Mrs. Emma Bixbee and Mrs. tiful colored tile shower bath, laun­ Real Estate For Rent FOR RENT—A MODERN five Estelle Clifford from Texas visited FOR SALE— 5 FRENCH poodles. dry and garage, fireplace, plenty ot Apartments, Flats, Tenements .. 63 room flat on Florence street. Wm. closets,* steam heat, oak floors. Of­ Business Locations for Rent .. . 64 Telephone 5809. Boston, June 3.— (A P .)—Samuel friends. . Houses for Rent ...... 65 Kanehl, 519 Center street. Tel. Kushner, 22, of Roxbury, was fatal­ Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Woodward fered at a reasonable price, $500 to Suburban for Rent ...... 66 7773. ly injured and three companions from Manchester, Charlie Bragg •Sl.OOO cash. Balance as easy as Summer Homes for R e n t ...... 67 POULTRY AND badly hurt when an • automobile and Mr. and Mrs. William Bragg rent. Wanted to R e n t ...... 68 FOR RENT—8 ROOM tenement, all Real Estate For Ssle SUPPLIES 43 crashed through the closed steel from Springfield called on friends.. Now is the time to buy a home Apartment Building for Sale ... 69 improvements, at 19 Russell street. gates of the Charlestown bridg;c Several friends were ir ited to or a byilding .lbt. Ask. your builder Business Property for S a le ...... 70 STARTED CHICKS. Also 8 and 12 Apply 21 Russell street. carlj' today. The windshield and the home of Mrs. CJeorge Walker’s or material dealer about prices. You Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 in Manchester, Monday, in honor of Houses for Sale ...... 72 weeks old pullets, and broiler FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, all top of the car was cut off. The name can save. qiQhey by aqting now. Lots for Sale ...... 73 cockerels, leghorns, reds and rocks, improvements including garage, 15 of Mary Tyrell, 19, of Dorchester, her son George who was married Resort Property for Sals ...... 7* from our own high record, state Ashworth street. Telephone 8255. was placed on the danger list at the that day. Suburban for Sale ...... 75 Haymarket relief station, and Ben­ Miss Lydia Young and , her Real Estate for Exchange...... 76 tested disease free stock. Guaran­ Robert J. Smith teed right. Order now for future FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all mod­ jamin Cohen, 21, Roxbury, and Re­ guest, Mrs. John ■ Swanson spent Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 Phoiip 343Q. - 109» Main St. AucHob—Legal Hotlees delivery. Fred Miller, Coventry, ern Improements. Inquire at 27 gina McDonald. 18, Dorchester,’ the week-end at her hom e'in Fall* 'Insurance of All Kinds. Legal Notices ...... 78 Rosedale 33-3. Elro street. were given treatment. River, Mass.

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Note to June brides: Men who nevev kiss their wives get mad u ^ others do. Marriage is a lottery but we aH like to gamble. Boy Friend—Would a kiss be out OUR BOARDING HOUSE of place ? , , ; The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Fos By Gene Ahem Girl Friend—It all depends E| where it's put. In these uneven days It’s a wise skirt that knows its own length. Joe recently overheard the fol­ W h e n t h e S h i p p e r h a s a s k e d a w o m a n f o r t h e ‘[ H iRP lowing conversation which seems .o ^ - try A HALF kids go out and play games.” The Missep indicate the present religious Inclln- TIME TO PLEASE NOT TIE HER CLOTHESLINE TO T p o z e f i M0R6> next little boy will now tell a fairy i T ' - ation among the younger gangs. T r o l l e y c o m p a n y s p o l e s . s w i a J g>5 a -y iT , Dick—Well, goodbye old man, see] story. M Y V l o K P ^ B liT < A \ 5 \S fAA-^dR v.-'YoU’RSj vou in church. I A Pal—Only chance well ever: Old timers went to the drug store /< DIFFICULT <20L*F COURSE' MI55lM THE BALLS T m E * Stern Parent— What are you do­ out with a fur coat. ’SMALUeR,THA^i VvJHeM I ing, Junior? Harold— Pardon me, but your PUAYEP IM SCoTLAKiP' Young Son— Playing marbles, petticoat is coming off. 0 m ^^Stern Parent—Playing, marbles'? Gladys—Just like me; all my Well, don't ever let me catch you ^ slips get publicity. using father’s glass eye for a shooi-1 »'V "Every generation praises its ' er again. j mothers and criticizes its daugh­ W ith the danger of tularemia ters.” from rabbits, psittacosis from par­ The most annoying thing in a rots and hydrophobia from dogs, theater is a baby crying. How c m ; goldfish should come into their ov.-n anybody sleep with a baby crying'? ! as a safe household pet. Adorable Adeline thinks modern The high cost of living wouldn t young couples ought to keep to the be such a problem if the luxuries of rite. .yesterday had not become the ne- (3 7 ' cesslties of today. Stella—I f that boy never kisses 0 you, why do y^b run around wi.h “ I love my teacher,” said the him? little Manchester boy. "She lets me Dorothy—Oh, he’s such a relief stay in at recess to work on my les­ after a hard day at the office. sons while she makes all the other % It is Inconceivable that no manu­ facturer has thought to advertise his line as "The perfect lawn mow­ N e t m er. As the man who loans one.’’

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John Aldcn— May I kiss thee on the cheek? Priscilla—Yes, John, thee may (0)l=F'FO’RM - IKi aoi-F pHYSic^i-l^ kiss me on the left, then on the right cheek, and thou mayest also 0 9 3 0 SY NEA SCSVICC. INC. ssa.u.s.PAT.orr.. hesitate a long time between them CFonuin* Fo*. l#30 — if thee cares to. By Crane There is no "animal” life in the The Poor Rich Man ocean beyond a depth of a mile and WASHINGTON TUBBS II. a half. “Who remembers when dad al­ MONiYU 1 1 1 VMEUI > OV\,SEH, THiHSS OW, mW StViEWTV ways returned thanks at the table ^ THlMGS COULD) VlORSE, V RECV?ON. \AmW lFj before each meal, and if any man OMW STIU OM BE A ICT / 'ME VaJERE STRAHDED IHTUIS 60SH*. I , in the neighborhood had the reputa­ TO (JUN \UTO owe o' THESE VIO R SE. J WICK MOMKE'’/ TOWJN VJlTHOUT TH' \SLADiB \MV\ERE 1 M. H. Ayles- tion of not doing so he was looked AS\^T\C C^OLER^ EPIDEMICS. worth, presi­ upon with distrust?” AKV MOHET? FO W O Ti dent of the Na­ /" tional Broad­ casting Com­ b u s y l i t t l e o e r l . ALMOST U pany, was a HOME. bill collector London.—If Phyllis Gordon isn't for the Colo­ the busiest girl in London, she’s rado Medical next to the busiest. She is only 22, Society. This very pretty, and industrious, works •was A y 1 e 8- thirteen hours a day, dances six worth’s first and sleeps four. She has been made Job, and he director of London Hotels, Lt., and says it w a s has complete charge o f one of Lon­ ■| Jt'f.; •’tough." don’s busiest hostelries.

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nco. U. S. PAT. Off. ' 3 0 1.30 BY NCA StWVICC. INC ^ «oj9. a PKT. By Small ^ d. »Y Nt* MSvtci. me. r- One for Sam SALESMAN SAM (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE.) - QUT TvlPTF EEL-Lf^ Pr\M,0'^WAMl 1 '/G- r W H O ? tA V T *., — Within the very hotel, the Tinles i not a' bluff. Right after eating - W V-UVV-US C ,R C «_ S KUCT WL.6eJM . 1-4 .WV-I- . -\0F g breakfast they were all down on LOOKIT TH' HftLP-PlMT SAMS VA»TlN OfV slept all night. 'Twas swell. The’ the dock. “ A boat will soon be view out of the windows was a won­ here.” said one. "AndJ:hen well y drous sight to see. For miles around • have a heap of fun. The_waters the country spread. “ Just like a car­ very quiet so I ’m sure the boat won’t rock.” pet." Scouty said. " I f I could just /A run round and round, how happy I About ten minutes they all stood and waited. Then someone cried. would be.” N ot far away wee Clowny spied "Good! The boat is coming round & long canal. He loudly cried. “ Oh, the bend. W e’ll be on board real my! Where does that lead to? We quick.” And then the boat docked esm’t even see the end. It winds j by the shore and, with a merr^y roan around from left to right and then the Tlnymltea all ran aboard. Said Coppy, "This Is slick.” it disappears from sight. Tomor- I1 0 row we will hike down to that very The boat soon left upon its way and then the bunch heard Clowny mi distant bend.” j The Travel Mao said. Oh, my, say, “ Please tell us where were lad instead of that you will be glad ’ going’ ’’ And the Travel Man re­ 'm m to ride along that big canal. Then plied, "To Stockholm, miles and vou can sit and rest. Now, all you miles from here. I'll let you know ^ n ies go to sleep and don’t you let when wo are near, but In the mean­ me hear you peep. A t mom we aU time just sit down and all enjoy will take a trip, when you are up this ride.” and’dressed.” ' . The morning came and, sure (The Tlnies arrive In Stockholm enough, they found the plan was In the next story.) TUESDAY, JUNE 8,1980. PAGE TWELVE IKanrlifat^r lEmitti} feraUi - 4 The Manchester Construction | The South Methodist church of Are carries with it a heavy line EMERGENCY DOCTORS company gave th lowest figure for i school children and teachers greatly FALSE ALARM GIVES and Jaii sentence. It wraa several minutes after the ABOUT TOWN the erection of a school for men-1 appreciate the gift of two pictures; Dr. Edwin C. Higgins and Dr, tally deficient children at the! "The Christ Child," by Hoffman, alarm was soimded this morning be­ LeVerne Holmes will be on duty Mansfield Training School yester- from Paul Ferris for the prinaary 2 TRUCKS LONG RUN fore the recall was sent In, as an There will be a very Important j effort was made to locate the per­ for emergency calls tomorrow day when bids were opened by the; department; and "Saint John and meeting of the Past Grands of King son responsible. afternoon. board of trustees at the state | the Lamb," for thb Junior depaurt- David Lodge, No. 31 LO.O.F. tomor- < J > - capitol in Hartford. The Manches-1 ment. This last picture is a gift row evening at 7:30 at the Lodge Ringing of Box in Love Lane ter concern agrees to do the job in ; from Mrs. Julian S. IVadsworth and Region Believed Work of hall. All Past Grands are urged to 150 working days for $228,916. The I her Sunday school children at PUBUC RECORDS Second Congregational Ladies Aid Passing Motorists be present. society members will meet tomor­ bidders Included Gustave Schreiber [ Chateau Thierry, France. The row afternoon from 2 to 5 o’clock and Sons of this town whose figure original picture war by the artist The revl^ meetings at the Sal­ Murillo and is in the Prado museum A false alarm of fire was turned Marriage License. at the church. Members and their was $233,260. I A permit' for a marriage license Back Again To The Popular vation Army conducted by Com­ in Madrid. The copy now hanging friends are urged to attend as the in from Box 193, at the Junction of was issued this morning to Joseph mandant Sam Hewitt are gaining in Manchester Electric company will in the Junior room was brought Center street. Middle Turnpike West The regular meeting of the Royal : here by Mrs. A. L. Crowell who re­ McCollum and Ethel Wright, both interest. Three addresses were give a demonstration of the electric and the road from Hllllardvllle to of Manchester. given on Sunday to big crowds. Neighbors of America will be held cently returned from Europe. Wednesday Morning cookers they are featuring this Love Lane, near the Jeffer’s gaso­ Services will continue again tonight month, and on which they are mak­ tonight at the home of Mrs. Susan ' line station, at 1:10 o’clock this with the band assisting. The band ing a most liberal offer to churches. Morrison, 16 Lilley street. j The Young People’s society of the ANNOUNCEMENT ■vv-ill give a 15-mlnute program be­ Concordia Lutheran church will morning. South Manchester fire The Houston cottage at Mis- fore the meeting commences at meet tonight at 8 o’clock instead of companies No. 1 and No. 2 respond­ Clifford Hampton, who is employ- ■ The Ladie.s Aid Society of the quamicut is now open for busi­ eight o’clock. Friday evening. ed. The run is a long one. 50;^ Specials ed by the Southern New England south Methodist church will meet ness. Make your reservations The alarm, it is thought, was Ernest Wilson who for a number Telephone Company at New Milford, I tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. The Mrs. Rose Kronick of the Wilrose early. For information Dial STORE CLOSES AT TWELVE O’CLOCK is spending a week’s vacation at ] president is anxious for a full at- turned in by some passing automo- of years has been in the mission Dress Shop has returned from a buy­ bie party. Turning in a false alarm 6891. field of Central Africa, will give an the home of his parents, Mr. and tendance. ing trip to New York.—Adv. address in the Gospel hall on Center Mrs. J. E. Hampton of Summer S9c ai\d 39c street this evening at 7:45, to which street. the general public will be welcome. CURTAIN MATERIALS Orford Parish Chapter, Daughters Mary Bushnell Cheney auxiliary. of the American Revolutloi\ will 3 50c United Spanish War Veterans, will hold its annual meeting Saturday WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. Women who like-to make their own curtains will find hold its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon, June 7 at the South ASPARAGUS many summery looking patterns in these dotted and figured evening in the State Armory at 8 Methodist church. Reports of all marquisettes in white and ecru; some have colored figures in committees will be submitted at this • We wish to call your attention to the fact that no deliveries o’clock. Funeral Directors blue, gold and green. 36 inches wide. time and officers elected for the will be made after 6 p. m. George M. Barber of Highland coming year. ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS Hale’s Curtain Materials—Main Floor, left. Park and Mr. and Mrs. Fitch B. Bar­ ber are planning to leave on Thurs- Children’s Day exercises for the CHAPEL A.T 11 OAK ST. $ 1.00 W’omen’s ’iOc dav for a stay at their shore COttagc 1 Center Congregational church school LOUIS L. GRANT atNiantic. are scheduled to take place this GRANT FARMS Organdy Scarfs Muslin Bloomers year on June 15 at the Masonic Phone: Office 5171 The annual meeting of the Ells­ Temple. Rehearsals for the program Robert K. Anderson Buckland, Conn. Phone 6370 50c 50c worth Memorial Association vdll be Residence 7494 are already under way. The kinder­ Funeral Director Plain tailored bloomers held at the Ellsworth homestead in 48 only organdy scarfs and garten department rehearses each fashioned of good quality mus­ Windsor, Tuesday, June 10. This vanity sets to dose-out. Plain Tuesday and Friday at 3:30, and the lin in white and flesh. Rein­ meeting* is open to all members of peach, nile, orchid and gold I teachers hope the parents will co­ center with floral ruffle. forced. 79c grade. Connecticut chapters. Daughters of operate and see that the children the Revolution. Basket lunch at Main Flour, left Main Floor, rear are on hand on those days. . twelve noon will be followed by the meeting at one o’clock. The meeting of John Mather Announcement! Heavy Boys’ Suits and Chapter, Order of DeMolay, held The Center Church Women’s Fed­ fUQN For Limited Time— Rayon Underwear Girls’ Frocks eration will hold its annual meeting last night, was in observance of an with election of officers tomorrow Obligatory Day, falling on the near­ 50c 50c afternoon with the president, Mrs. est meeting to Memorial Day. Sher­ wood House, past master of the Silent Glow Choose several of these well Dainty printed frocks and C. W. Holman of Summit street. plain colored suits in sleeve­ Every member is urged to be pres­ chapter, spoke to the members on tailored rayon bloomers, pan- the highlights in the careers of gen­ less and short sleeve models. ent. ties and step-ins now for sum­ erals in the Civil War and the talk Kitchen Frocks 2, 3 and 4 years; suits mer wear. Pastel shades. 2 to 6 years. Mr.s. James Kernan and son Leslie I was so successful that it was decid­ Please remember that the SUMMER WEDNES­ of Washington. D. C„ who have re­ ed to create a new type of competi- DAY HALF HOLIDAY SCHEDULE starts tomorrow, Range Main Floor, right Main Floor, rear cently returned from a stay of sev­ : tion in the chapter by having a June 4th, and Pinehurst will close at noon. eral months in California, motored I member discuss an optional subject $1.00 76o up for a visit with Miss Catherine at each meeting. It was announced ^Ve have plenty of morning deliveries to take care of Rurner and Miss Elizabeth Sullivan of 88 at the meeting that the next instal- your orders. First delivery leaves the store at 7:15 a. m. Suede Bags Correspondence ’ lation of officers will be open to the Oakland street, aunts of Mrs. Ker­ WEDNESDAY SPECIALS nan. I public. ONLY 50c Cards 50c 1 lb. Rolls CREAMERY B U T T E R ...... 38c lb. 36 only bags to close-out to­ White and delicate pastel morrow at 50c. Brown and correspondence cards with RADISHES. 3 bu. 10c. GREEN BEANS. 2 qts. 25c tan suede only. lined envelopes. GREEN PEAS, 2 qts. 25c. GRAPE FRUIT, 3 for 29c >50 Main Floor, front Main Floor, left The Meat Department will Fresh Mackerel feature some very nice lean Filet of Haddock COMPLE'TELY 40-Inch cuts of Pinehurst Quality INSTALLED Corned B e e f ...... Fresh Fowl, Save by Ordering Now. FAST COLOR PRINTED VOILES Chickens, Pot Roasts...... and BUTTERFISH just the finest tender, juicy 22c lb. 2 50c steaks, sirloin, Porterhouse or Fancy Ripe New. summery patterns in a fine quality voile that will shorts— that you could wish for. Silent Glow Oil Rurner Free Telephone Service Call Enterprise 1200 TOMATOES fashion dainty frocks for home and resort wear for yourself Special 19c lb. and the children. Neat floral patterns in pleasing color com­ Corporation binations. Fast color. SOUTH MANCHESTER, PHONE 4860 i CUCUMBERS 535 M.AIN ST., Hale’s Fabrics—^Maln Floor, left * Large Pineapples Two Doors Above Gas Office. 8 for 15c Wednesday Special PAUL LANZ, Factory Branch Mgr. The most successful 19c each 79c St. Denis $1.00 WARNING— Genuine Silent Glow Oil Burners are sold only RIB LAMB CHOPS ... 45c lb. through this office by the following agents: Raymond Bliss, Mrs. Bath Salts Shears and Scissors Shoe Fashions this Four to six in a pound. Marlon Chapin, J. P. Ledgard and S. Catana. 50c 50c The popular St. Denis brand All steel 6-lnch shears and In six fragrant odors. To­ 8-inch scissors specially priced morrow morning —50c Jar. tomorrow. Gold bandies. season Main Floor, right Main Floor, center included in our $1.00 Heavy Cedar Cannister Sets Garment Bags 50c 2 for 50c Four-piece cannister sets— Heavy cedar garment bags June Sale Of coffee, tea, sugar and flour that wrill protect your heavy cans— in green, red, yellow wtK)len coats and frocks. Side and blue. opening. 35c grade. DEPARTM ENT STORE SO. MAHCHESTEI^,CO^. Basement Basement SHOES $1.00 Hand Fainted |1JN) Pure Service Plates Silk Hosiery An opportune time to buy one or more 50c 50c pair I A small group of hemd Irregulars of our regular pairs for your summer wardrobe at decorated Japanese china ser­ stock of $1.(M pure silk hos­ 1 I iery with three seam backs, vice plates to close-out at 50c these low prices. lisle hems choice of square or each. Can also be used as pointed heels. Summer cake plates. Floral trimmed. shades. Special! Woven Sandals, white, brown, Basement Mala Floor, right white and black, Cuban heel, specially d j o priced, pair ...... 33 Years Old? 79c and fl.OO Sport Shoes, in smoked elk and white calf HAND DECORATED PITCHERS rubber soles, low heels, specially priced $5.00 5 0 c Black dull kid Opera Pumps, Louis heels, 0 0 We have repriced our regular stock of 79c and $1.00 pitch, The ]. W. Hale Company Wishes jrs—50c. Choice of plain yellow, blue and green or floral specially priced, pair ...... trimmed pitchers. With or without cover. Almora tan kid Adele Pumps, lustre kid Hale’s Pitchers— ^Basement trimmed, hand turn sole, Cuban heels, C^O were $11.50, special, p a ir ...... To Borrow Any Clothing, .Furniture,

Linen Pumps, plain and kid trimmed. 1 LB. SUGAR CURED BACON.... all for Opera and strap models, Louis heels, OO 1 LB. FRESH SAUSAGE MEAT.... 50c Special, p a ir ...... Or Anything Used In 1897 Girls’ white calf Sport Oxfords, rubber CO sole, sizes 3 to 7, special, p a ir ...... 2 LBS. LAMB S T E W ...... all for Sizes m A to 2, n n 1 LB. BEEF STEW ...... 50c The J. W. Hale Company wishes to borrow Children’s smoked elk low shoes and OO SHOULDER STEAK, 2 lbs...... 50c ties, special, pair ...... for a limited time any. articles of clothing FRESH BEEF AND PORK GROUND, 2 lb s...... 50c Boys’ and Girls’ Kds, tan and white, CO and black, social, pair ••• • • ••• ® or anything used in 1897 such as photo­ Shoe Dept—Street Floor graphs, tandem bicycles, odd pieces of fur­

niture, and other items used thiHy-three \— The Class of 1930 years ago. will be graduating this month. Many SERVICE .QUALITY^PRICE will want to present them on this oc­ A STEAK SALE casion with a gift. t e n d e r SIRLOIN STEAK, BEST OF BEEF w . .. 68o lb. In the years to follow a good Watch, Fountain Pen, S lb s ...... 11.00 Ring, Cuff Buttons, Scarf Pin ivill always m ^e a pleas­ SALT SPARE RIBS ...... 18o lb., S lbs. for 60o ant reminder of the ^ver. f r e s h n a t i v e s p i n a c h ...... lOo pk. Kindly Leave All Articles At The Call on US and let us assist you In chooelng something appro- f i n e s t RIB LAMB CHOPS ...... SSc lb., 8 lbs. f 1.00 priate. BONELESS ROLLED BOAST VEAL, ALL LEAN SOLID MEAT ...... 89e Ib. FANCY TELEPHONE SWEET PEAS NEW BUNCH BEETS lOe bunch, 8 for ...... X9o Advertising Department, Second Floor The Dewey-Richman Co. Manchester Public Market Jewelers SrVvenanitiis D ial 5 1 1 1 ‘The House of Value”

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