B O M FAVORS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION OPENS AT KANSAS CITY 50 n . I M ON PENNSYLVANIA SWINGS KEENRSTREET OVER TO HOOVER; HIS Selectmen to Ask Next Town Meeting to Approve New NOMINATION • -been eoncluf . Maria Turkington, represented by New York Belegation -erative. noaHcetihg aid plan. — Thisf little tb^say buf ft is'probable that Butler again took charge of f j A 1 bert Jackson; Marietta^''Brown, is an effort to convince the farmers the next few days will eee some proceedings. ■Wihner E. Keeney, Wallace I. that they can count on assistance ruffled feelings softened under the FOR FIFTY DAYS from an administration headed by “ We are now assembled pursuant Palmer, Thomas and Louke Pren­ ministrations of party doctors. to the call,” he said. “ We will op­ Divided Into Hoover. , The floor was packed and the tice, Robert J. McLaughlin, repre­ Hoover Idea erate under the rules adopted by sented by George H. Waddell; Ed­ galleries jammed to suffocation the last national convention.” He The Hoover Idea is expected to when Chairman William M. Butler ward H. Keeney, Albert J. Burns, prevail finally in the platform, es­ explained the mechanism of nation­ John Otiara, George Stamler, and Asks for Supplies of Cloth­ Kansas City, June 12.— The ^States Senator James W. Wads­ Miss Mabel Boll With Two strode on the rostrum and banged al conventions and of the national pecially as Hoover leaders are his gavel sharply at 11 a. m. Above Howard E. Keeney. turning down of Ogden L. Mills, worth, Jr., and Mrs. Charles H. claiming that will have a majority committee, explaining that each Those who opposed the proposed under secretary of the treasury, and Sabin of New York, national com­ his head and immediately behind^ cooventlon passed out of existence ing and Medicine— Two Companions Leaves Field on the resolutions committee. Mem­ him were two gigantic pictures— layout were Cheney Brothers, Mar­ the substitution of Ambassador mittee woman, Hilles and Morris bers of the committee are being at its conclusion and bad no powers tin Haberen, Clinton D. Keeney, Alanson B. Houghton as New engineered the move which cost carefully selected. Abraham Lincoln and Calvin Cool­ to control any future conventions. idge. Everett J. Keeney, Louis Lane, Carl Of Crew Injured. York’s representative on the resolu­ Mills the much coveted place on the At Early Hour. It was learned today that recent­ The only connecting link between J. Earn, Andrew Earn, Wilmer E. tions committee, today split the resolutions committee.’ ly in Washington Secretaries Hoov­ They were the only pictures In the various conventions he said, Keeney, Erward H. Keeney, Albert Empire state’s delegation wide As the leader of the Hoover er, Jardine and Mellon conferred on the vast hall. was the Republican national com­ open. forces in the New York delegation, * b u l l e t in : Chairman Butlef looked as mittee. He went Into considerable J. Burns, and Howard E. Keeney, Rome, June 12.— In a wireless farm relief. Thay agreed on the Wilmer E. Keeney would favor the Friends of Mills predicted there ; Mills will be in a position to “ clean Halifax, N. S., June 12.— general terms of an agricultural solemn as a treeful of owls. No detail as to the functioning of the message received here today. Gen­ would be immediate and sweeping house” ith Hilles and Morris if the program. Mellon, however, was un­ smile lightened his countenance. national committee in a presiden­ 50 foot highway if the angles were The monoplane Columbia, car- tial year, for what reason was r*>t :hange/*., he said. eral Umberto Nobile, marooned reprisals on National Committee­ commerce secretary becomes the derstood to have opposed specific “ The hour of 11 o’clock having rj-ing. Mabel Boll, the “ Queen arrived,” he said, sonorously, “ and apparent. commander of the dirigible Italia, man Charles D. Hilles and State Republican Party’s national stand­ endorsement of any particular form Befor Town Meeting of Diamonds,” and her flying of relief. The general Idea was laid a quorum being present, the con­ The delegates at first listened at­ stated that his radio storage bat­ Chairmaj George K. Morris, in the ard ,bear£r. companions, passed over tentively, evidently . thinking the In executive session the Select­ event that Secretary of Commerce iVIUls As Leader before President Coolidge but he vention will be in order. Please men discussed the engineer’s lay- teries were practically exhausted Parrsboro, N. S., at 2 o'clock did not publicly approve the plan rise and stand while prayer is of­ chairman was going to make some Herbert Hoover is nominated for In other words Mills will take this afternoon, according to reftlly important pronunciamento 3Ut thoroughly. The residents of and that transmission of messages the presidency. as a substitute for the vetoed Mc- fered by Bishop S. C. Partridge, Keeney street have been desirous word reaching here. The trarts- Diocese of West Missouri Episcopal but as they found his remarks dealt would have to be stopped for a few With the aid of former United (Continued on Page 3) Nary-Haugen bill. Jardine, who is of £. better highway for several Atlantlc plane, which left assisting in drafting the plank, has church.” entirely with routine organization years and the town highway depart­ days until means were devised for Roosevelt Field, N. Y„ at circulated copies of the program The rustle of thousands rising, matters their attention drifted ment maintains a suitable road sur­ recharging them. 7:19 this morning, was believ­ among leaders here. and then the bishop asked God to away. face cannot be built until the high­ In his message Nobile also made WHAT PRESIDENT ed to be heading for Harbor No doubt the farm plank cannot bless the assemblage. He asked way lines are established and a an urgent appeal for supplies. He 8 NEW T E A M Grace, N. F. be adopted without a struggle. The particularly for Divine guidance in Kansas City, June 12.— The nom­ wider working area is provided. asked for boots for his men, rifles TOLD MR. MELLON Allies against Hoover have made the labors that are here to be per­ ination of Herbert Hoover by the The Selectmen were convinced that and ammunition, medicines, sledges, Roosevelt Field, N. Y'.,- June 12 their bid on the basis of agrarian formed. Republican national convention the engineer’s work was accurate cigarettes, an oil stove and three IN 9TH DISTRICT “Good Morning” He‘ Said and — Waving a gay farewell to her unrest. They have fought for the The first outburst of convention here became as nearly certain to­ and voted to ask the next town pneumatic boats. Then in a Little While He mo.ther, the fair Mabel Boll hopped equalization fee and they are de­ enthusiasm came when Madame day as anything political can be. meeting to approve the fifty foot Nobile advised that he had so ra­ Said “ Good-bye.” off from here in the trans-Atlantic termined, if possible, to have that Sebumann-Hfiink, a mother who The big delegations from Penn­ layout. tioned his meagre food supply that monoplane Columbia at 7:19 a. m. principle included in the platform gave sons to both the German and sylvania and Massachusetts were For a time during the public it would last for fifty days. He said Only One Change Made, in Kansas City, June 12—^The (eastern daylight time) on the first even if not mentioning It by name. American armies during the war, both put definitely-into the Hoover hearing it looked as though the old that a single red-tinted tent had most interesting ■ story goin,g leg of a flight to Europe— the great­ The more militant elements would was introduced and led the assem­ column by action of delegation cau^ been erected on a large ice-floe to specifically endorse the- McNary Fifth district arguments would pop the rounds of the Republican est adventure of an adventurous bly in the "Star -Spangled Banner.” cuses, and this pushes Mr. Hoov­ enable aviators of the relief expedi­ career. bill. A motherly figure, dressed in a er’s pledged strength considerably up. One property owner told the tions to sight his crew from the air. High School Faculty; convention today revealed why Selectmen that if some of the resi­ The former Rochester, N. Y. girl pale green gown. past the 545 nominating mark. Secretary! of the Treasury An­ Two of the most powerful figures dents would look toward the future drew W. Mellon came to Kan­ was accompanied by Oliver Le “ Now,” said Butler, “ the of­ Some Transfers, Boutillier, her pilot, and Captain ficial photograph of the convention in this convention-^Secretary of instead of just for the present the sas City without some word the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon, question would be settled. Another IN THREE GROUPS from President Coolidge as to Arthur Argles, navigator.. The two REP.'HLSON MENTIONED will be taken. Everybody please war aces and the so-called “ Queen and William M. Butler, chairman answered that he wanted to get the King’s Bay, Spitzbergen, June his choice for the Republican rise.” of the national committee, spoke the present fixed up first. Another prop­ 12.— Suffering the pangs of hunger, Only nine new names appear on nomination. of Diamonds” plan stop either “ Everybody sit down,” shouted F()R VICE PRESIDENCY the official photographer, perched words that assured victory for erty owner remarked that if one of inadequately equipped to combat tile 1928-29 faculty list for the The Treasury secretary, at old Orchard, Me., or in New Hoover. the Inclement weather of the Arc­ foundland to fill the plane’s gaso­ high In the rear of the hall. the Selectmen would buy a house at Ninth District and High schools anxious to »learn the Presi­ Butlqr Speaks the top of Keeney street the road tic, and separated into three dent’s wishes, called at the line tanks for the flight across the There was a roar of laughter, and groups, one of which contained two which was announced today by treacherous North Atlantic. Woods Are Filled With Candi­ they obeyed the photographer. “ I have not desired to do any­ would be fixed soon enough. All White House just before leav­ dates for Second Place seven members of the Selectmen injured men, the crew of the dirigi­ Supt. F. A. Verplanck, foAmelia Earhart, Boston aviatrix . the Ticket. As Butler was presenting the close the possibility of continuing pre’dlcament on the ice-floes north School and District committees at now at Trepassey,..NF., with the temporary roll of the convention, President Coolidge in office,” said mediately. The hearing was , an­ the presidential office, the story' Butler. “ But I now will ask my al­ nounced as adjourned several east of Spitzbergen. went, hopeful of getting some plane'* “ Friendship,” , in the. race to Kansas City, June 12— The poli­ a trickle of applause started far which time the list was approved. back in the hall. It grew . in ternate to vote in my place for times, but the arguments continued Almost all of the crew of 17 and There will be on^y one new'High ' expression from Mr., Coolidge. be the first woman to fly the North tical woods here are full of vice Gen. Umberto Nobile himself were Atlantic. presidential candidates. colume as it approached the plat­ Herbert Hoover, and I am satisfied until the Selectmen finally went to School teacheii. She is Miss Jose­ Their farewell conversation that such a course will meet the their private meeting room and left suffering from frost bite. One of the phine Tfafton ■ from' Cambridge, follows according tq Mellon’s Charles Levine, owner of the While the fight to stop Hoover form, and In a twinkle most of the injured men suffered a broken leg Columbia, declared that unlessi the occupied the center of the arena, delegates were standing on their approval of pur beloved President. the wranglers to themselves. Mass., who will replace Miss Char­ own account: I am satisfied that it Is satlsfactoir when the goiidola of the Italia lotte Doane, commercial teadher, - “ Good morning, Mr. • Presi­ ship met'with some unforeseen mis­ a dozen more or less active booms feet cheering and applauding. Otlier Hearings crashed on the ice in attempting to hap a landing at Old Orchard, Me., were under way to day for the Mellon Appears to the President for the good peo­ who is retiring to be married! Miss dent,’’ said,Mellon, proffering ple of Massachusetts not to vote for Two other short hearings were land. It is feared that the Italia’s Trafton was graduated from Bos­ for re-fueling would not be neces­ second place nomination. sched' led last night. They were on his hand. Down the center aisle was walk­ him.” surgeon may have to amputate the ton University last year aijd is now sary for the monoplane is carrying The most active campaigner was ing the dimunitive figure of Secre­ gasoline station permits. No op­ leg but it seems utterly impossible "Good morning, Mr, Secre­ At the same time. Secretary Mel­ teaching at' Southington. - tary,” said the President and enough gasoline for a flight across Rep. Hamilton Fish of New York. tary, of the Treasury Andrew W. lon was counselling the 79 Penn­ position developed to the petition that he will be able to do so with Three M. H. S. Grads the ocean, he said, When the flyers His supporters have been button­ Melmn. He looked embarrassed at of G. E. Willis and Son, Inc., for no facilities at his command. they shook hands. sylvanians in a similar vein across All the other changes in the “ I’m about to leave for the took off this morning, however, holing delegates in all camps in his the interruption he bad caused, for the street. a gasolim tank on their property Reports Unfounded teaching personnel are in the grade convention;’’ Mellon continued, there was nothing to indicate that behalf. He is on the list approved Butler was pounding savagely with Secretary Mellon said that 'when In the north end and it was ap­ There was no confirmation her, , •^schools. Three of the eight new th.ey would venture'to,span the At­ by veterans’ organizations whose his gavel, seeking to restore order. proved. The relocatiou of pumps at of a report that one of the crew of teachers are graduates of Manches­ "so.I came in to say good bye.’’ he made his statement In Phlladel-’ "Good bye,” said the Presi­ lantic in one hop. Three hundred representatives are here to grab the The Pennsylvania section waS Th phia a few weeks ago to the effect the Jeffers station at Love Lane the Italia was killed outright when ter High. They are Miss Ada An­ gallons of gasoline are awaiting vice presidency for an ex-service the'flirst row, dlrecly under Chair­ was approved when there was no the gondola crashed. Another re­ derson, class of ’26, a graduate of dent, proffering his hand. that of all the candidates that^ had They shook hands and Mel­ the flyers at Harbor Grace. man. man’ Butler’s nose. Mellon dropped presented themselves, Hoover came opposition. port that Lieut. Lutzow Holm, Nor­ New Britain Normal School this In an effort to follow the Colum­ A strong drive also was belnig unobtrusively into the first seat on wegian aviator, had found the two lon left. ' < nearest to the Coolidge pattern be Karl Marks of Summer and Mc­ year, who will teach the. third and bia in its flight along the coast, made for Rep. Tilson of Connecti­ the aisle and started reading a Injured members near Brandy Bay fourth grades at the Bunce school; ;was still hopeful that President Kee streets asked that the town aid Levine's Fokker Universal, which cut the House Republican leader. newspaper. Next to him was Gov. Coolidge might be prevailed upon him in cohstructing a retalnl.ig wall on the north coast of Northeast Miss Hel0» Gorman, hlass of '26, OUR TWO MAN CABINET John H. Fisher, one of the original Land, was also stamped as baseless also graduated from New Britain he purchased from Bert Acosta with Others mentioned included Vice to stand again. where the sidewalks’ have recently Levine and a photographer as pas­ President Dawes, whose close Hoover men, and next to Fisher "At the time of our conference been built along his property. Mr. here. ; Normal this year, who will have was Senator-Designate William S. Gen. Nobile, three others and charge of the second grade at the Washington, June 12.-—Presi­ sengers and Emile Burgln.at the friends say he wouldn’t take the job In Philadelphia on May 12, it was Marks was Informed that the town dent Coolidge held a two man Cabi­ controls, hopped off from here 15 again. Gov. Fuller of Massachusetts, Vare, who has consistently forced still uncertain whether President does not assist property owners in the two Injured men are in one Washington School, being an addi- Mellon’s hand in the endorsement 9 ) group, drifting with the ice.. It is tioial teacher, and Miss Winifred net meeting here today. minutes after Miss Boll started. William J. Donavan of New York, Coolidge might be Induced to ac­ juch construction but the matter Held here by the illness of Mrs. The Universal returned about ah’- Assistant attorhey general, Han­ of Hoover. cept a renomination,” he said. I as'referred to the highway com- hoped the wind will cause the Ice to Jennings of Broad Brook, class of The floor got noisy while Secre­ drift westward towards land. An­ Coolidge which will prevent depar­ hour later. Those on board re­ ford. Macnider of Iowa, Ex-assistant Coolidge Ont •'ee for more thorough Investiga- ’ 26, and of New Britain Normal '28, tary Roy • 0. West droKed out the other group of the crew is in a sim­ who will wach second and third ture of the presidential party until ported they had not once sighted secretary of war. Col. Theodore official call of the convention, just "Now, however; It has becoffie ilar predicament some distance grades at the Washington School. probably hhmorrow night, the Presi­ the Columbia.. Levine, said they Roosevelt of'New York, Goy. Sam to make everything legal and regu­ clear that he will not do so. It,, l-Suilding Inspector Edward C. away from Nobile. Other Newcomers dent decided to round up the Cabi­ followed the coast line as far as Baker of Mississippi, C. S. Osborne therefore seems wise to look for I f liott, Jr., made his monthly re- lar. The delegates read newspapers, Three others of the crew who A The other new teachers are as net members still 1l the capitdl. New London, Conn., and then turn­ of Michigan, Sen. Charles Curtis of gossiped and speculated on what that nominee who .willvhest carry ) )ort to the board. It will be found started over the Ice in an attempt follows: Secretary of Comiherce Hoover ed back. He said,the'^weather vras Kaneyas and Sen. George H. Moss of forward the p olid ^ of the.present^ m page seven of today’s Herald as will happen in November. The 8UB7 to reach the mainland are causing Miss Catherine Deviney of Gro- and Attorney General Sargent thick when his plane passed over New Hampshire, who Is slated for pense over the nomination appeared administration, vrhlbh have won the grave fears here. It is feared they answered the call. They held a long New London, but was clearing when the permanent chairmanship of the entirely ended in the brief hour (Cbbtinned on page 2) will be lost in the Arctic wastes. (Contlnned on Pace 8) conference with the President. they were returnlne. convantlon. that, bad elansad since Mr. Mellon (Continued on page 2).

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allusion to prohibition was veiled thirty, of the Pennsylvania dele- they’ won’t make much difference SLEMP DESCRIBES Pennsylvania sw in g s but pointed. In that section of his fa tec.. Mellon opnti;iol8 the others. tomorrow. G N IEIJiM l! speech devoted to Utw enforcements For reasons of his own, Mellon CHBMENAID BOARD FAVORS After calling for more universal iras not willing last night to com­ A good way to ruin the oonyen- M O HOOVER COLUMN respect for the law, he said: mit himself beyond the point he tlqn today would be to get up and OPENING OF PARLEY! “ No backward step can be toler­ has already gone, that of all the shout: “ Three Cheers for A1 FLOWER SHOW candidates who have presented Smith.” 50 FT. LINE ON (Continued from Page 1.) ated upon whatever pretext which would permit a noisy minority to themselves at Kansas City, Hoover llie aunuai iqBMttog t4 whole-hearted approval of the Am­ exploit the great mass of our popu­ appears come closest to the'Coolidge A Sedalia, Mo., bird la a delegate 2 of the South Maoctisfaler #rConnecticut delegation, and treasurer, Fred Finnegan; secre­ By C. Bascom Slemp the Pennsylvania delegation on publican Party is ready to call the still on the fire this morning when secretary of the Oonnectieut Re­ Children of the local schools who Two bids were received fof the tary, Joseph Wilson trustees, Kansas City, June 13.— The Re­ Mellon’s suggestion, and it resulted roll on this false doctrine mdts- the delegates began to wend their publican State Central commlttcfe. are interested in art have been do­ barns and equipment, with the ex­ James Rogers, Arvid Gustafson, publican convention of 1928 Is all In 79 affirmative votes and not a Was named as assistant secretary of ception of the tenemenC house and. Ca?l f^Andersdn; dele^'te to the qneradlng Under the mask of liber­ way to the beflagged convention the convention. ing meritorious work recently for set and I’eady to go. It Is like all single dissenter. ty. It is ready to sound the moral hall. But the smoke from it was the purpose of exploiting the flower tramway office, which are still stale edhyention,' fteorgd "Veitch, other conventions as far as crowds, Neither Mellon nor Butler would tocsin against the present campaign growing thinner'and thinner. show which the local Garden club Is standing on the former Connecticut alternate, James C.'Roblneon. decorations and all external condi­ admit having received any direct of noise-making minority whether Even the home state delegation to hold Thursday and Friday in Company property here. The New The annual outing ’ of. the com­ tions are concerned. The whirl­ word from the White House. But­ in the interest of business profit or of Vermonters, who started for Center^ church parish hall. Mrs. York and Hartford Wrecking Com­ pany will be held on Sunday June pool In the lobbies, bands on the ler said he was merely stating mere human indulgence. It stands Kansas City determined to vote for Florence Shearer, head of the poster pany bid $260 and the Hartford 24. V. - ^ • streets, distinguished visitors ar­ "my opinion.” for respect for law. It condemns Coolidge to the last ditch, have OBITUARY committee for the show, yesterday Wrecking Company offered $350 riving and the good old meeting of Mellon, however, said that he the violation of law.” swung over to the Hoover cause, placed in local stores the art post­ for the buildings. The sheds and friends all rtinning true to tradition based his opinion upon a conversa­ donvineed that “ I do not choose” ers painted by pupils Inthe Eighth material in them are worth actual CIECHOWSKI-LaCHAPELLE tion which he had with President Backs G. O. P< Policy ly more than that but the work re- and best convention form. It is Senator Fess made it emphatical­ means " l won't.” District schools. Eunice Brown, 'democ^ac., in action at its best. Coolidge shortly before he left DEATHS denghter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. qiaired of the wrecking company in Washington. ly clear that the party is willing to Butier’e View A Senator, Congressman, Cabinet Brown of Henry street won first patting the land in shape after re­ Miss Louise L. LaChapelle, “ I have never really felt that Mr. stand or fall on the record of the William M. Butler, the national officer, diplomat, both foreign and prize, the committee having ad­ moving the* huildijgs brings the daughter of Mr. and Mrs,' Fred La­ Coolidge would accept renomlna- Coolidge administration, and in chairman, and as much of a poli­ Daniel M. O’Connell domestic, are all on a level with the Daniel M. O’Connell, 36, a former judged her poster to be the best. revenue down. Chairman John H. Chapelle of 7-2 Oakland street and tlon,” said Mellon later. '■‘Iil fact, this connection be rebuked the farm tical oracle for the president as Hyde and Town Treasurer George great body of visitors who have ar­ rebels in the party by approving the, exists in Kansas City, told his resident of Manchester, died at 3t. Ida Wilhelm won second prize. Edward W.rCiechowBki of Sum­ rived from everywhere. It is impos­ I’ve thought he wouldn’t for a 'fhe trade school boys did their H. Waddell were empowered to go mer, street married, this onomlng at long time.” sentiments expressed in Mr. Coo- Massachusetts delegation at mid­ Francis hospital, Hartford, yester­ sible to distinguish between the day morning. Hd had undergone bit by the printing of date, place, ahead with plans for removing the 9 o’clock at St. Bridget’s church. The Hoover managers immedi­ lidge’s veto of the McNary-Haftgen night that. In his opinion. It was structures. southern, western, northern or east­ bill. He echoed a number of the useless to think of drafting Coo­ an operation for appendicitis and name of the club and other nec­ The ceremony was performed by ern delegates. They are all Ameri­ ately seized upon the Butler and essary data. The posters have been Stewart Dillon presented a claim Rev, C. T. McCann In the presence Mellon statements and broadcast president’s veto arguments, and at lidge. Butler and the whole Hay pneumonia developed. He was cans and America is getting stand­ placed at the schools, libraries, for injuries received li a fall on a of a large number of friends and them through the city just as the the same time highly praised the Rtate delegation plan to vote for born in Ireland, came to this coun­ ardized. try and to Manchester six years postofflees and stores and when they sidewalk on Main street just south relatives of the young '©oUpld. Dur­ delegates began to wend their way administration's agriouitural re­ Hoover from the first ballot onward. ing the service Ave Marla was sung The headquarters of all Candi­ cord, which, he said, contained “ the And so it went all down the Hue. ago and after remaining here^ a are all 'handed in it is expected of Pearrstreet. The claim was en­ dates are filled with throngs, but to the convention ha!l to hear Sen. tered by Carmody and Shea, local by Mrs. Frank Clechowski of Rock­ Simedn Fess’ keynote speech. enactment of no less than 24 separ­ Nowhere, seemingly, could the des­ short time moved to Hartford where there will be 30 in all. One of only one filled with optimism. The them was today placed in the old attorneys. The letter was referred ville, accomprnied by M?s. Mar­ “ Its all over,” said the Hoover ate pieces of constructive and perately maneuvering coalition he had continued to make his home. garet Smith Shea on the organ. Hoover people think they have the remedial legislation covering' every leaders against Hoover find much He leaves an uncle who lives in State house in Hartford where the to the public safety committee. nomination tied up and delivered— managers, and even the desperate, The bride was attended by her disappointed leaders of the anti- phase of the agricultural problem.” comfort. Their one big bet for days Manchester. Horticultural show is being held Truck Insurance sister. Miss Elaine B. LaChapelle. everything is working on schedule But it was upon the prosperous has been Mellon and his Pennsyl­ today and tomorrow. Town Treasurer Waddel was — every delegate seen on arrival— Hoover coalition were forced to and Benjamin Clechowski, toother agree with them— unless the day of condition of the country since the vanians, and Vare’s announcement Art Students of Miss Condon at empowered to get fig'ires on fleet of the bridegroom was best man. every move to be made carefully Republicans returned to power at least partially knocked their the High School have not. entirely Insurance for the town’s automoKTTe The bride wore* a period gown of throughout, not only now but weeks miracles is not past. tUNERALS “ Hoover is away over,” said ex- seven years ago that the Ohio Sena­ hopes in that direction, galley-west. completed their work, nor have the trucks with a view toward decreas­ white satin tri' imed. with* Chantilly before. People don’t work this way tor placed most emphasis. prize's yet been a-v.a -’td. ing the cost of insurance. Burton Congressman James W. Good, of But they refuse to give up. ’The Mrs. Albert Anderson lace. Her veil of tulle fell from a unless victory is in sight. “ Today,” he said, “ we are in allied captains of Lowden, Watson, The posters have been greatly Keeney entered a claim for dam­ cap of lace and orange blossoms, Allies Desperate. Iowa, the Hoover generalissimo The funeral of Mrs. Albert Ander­ here. “ He will be nominated be- the longest period of sustained Curtis, and Goff figure they have admired and the pupils have taken ages "to his automobile received on and s: carried a bouquet of white The allies are in a desperate con- , .r. ^ ^ ^ ^ business prosperity in our history.” son, Who died suddenly Saturday great pride'in their work. The sub­ Keeney street. The /claim was not bridal roses with a shower of lilies dition. Logic operates in politics as- three-quar- two days more in which to turn the afternoon, Was held this afternoon, Going into details, then. Sen. tide. And so the conferences con­ jects embrace everything from sin­ before the Selectmen’ within the re­ of the valley. it does in business, which they are ters over with prayers at the home at the Senator Designate William S. Fess sketched the business depres­ tinue, the buttonholing of delegates gle flower specimens to vases with quired time, but tie public safely The maid of honor wore orchid discovering, but too late. The pres­ sion that immediately followed the corner of Center and Lilac street at flowers of many kinds, and garden committee will investigate. gejorgette crepe with hat to match Vare of Pennsylvania, who shares goes on, and the talk of trade and 2 o’clock followed by services at ent condition of the Republican war, dwelt upon the enormous pub­ bolt and compromise fills the scenes. The club has plans for dis­ Resideats of Hollywood petition­ and carried an arm bouquet.of Ma­ Party is due to the poiicies of Presi­ the leadership of the Keystone the Swedish Lutheran church con­ lic debt and the burdensome high smoky, stuffy air of the hotels. playing them all together at some ed for road oi'' on the highways of dame • Butterfly toses; The cere­ dent Coolidge, assisted in this ad­ delegation with Secretary Mellon, ducted by Rev. J. P. 0. Cornell, the mony at the church was followed and who has continually forced taxes, the disarrangement of the The conferences of the Allies con­ future time and place. The painty that tract. The highway committee ministration by Mellon and Hoover. whole economic and business struc­ pastor. ing of these posters has done much was given the matte- for attention. by a large reception at the home of Mellon’s hand in the Hoover busi­ tinued throughout the night. The As the body entered the church the bride’s parents. Mr.''had Mrs. Coolidge took over almost a wreck ture of the country, and asserted Vare announcement Was a hard to promote interest in the show on The Manchester Athletic associa­ in 1925. People don’t forget this, ness, immediately declared he gave Organist Pearson played Chopln’8 Ciechowski left later on a'Wedding “ wholehearted endorsement to that the Republican Party had res­ blow, but one of the coalition'lead­ the part ofthe children and their tion’s petition for a gasoline station and the convention is going to en­ cued the national from that slough. “ Funer; ’ March” and during the parents^ and everything points to at Main and Haynes street was re­ trip which will include visits to Mellon’s announcement.” ers, emerging from a long session services there was singing of Steb- New York, Atlantic City, Philadel­ dorse him and his policies and his The public debt has been reduced in a hotel room, said: a record attendance. The first day^ ceived ana will be assigned a date friends, and If there is anything ' Sen. Vare Happy bln’s “ Lead, Kindly Light” by an phia and Washingljon, the' bride “ I am happy,” said the Phila­ eight and one-half billions of dol­ ‘’If Mellon will keep three ballots, the opening hour has been set at' for hearing later. Jerry Fay was wearing a tan ensemble. .On their else he wants done they will do lars since 1921, he said, at the same octet from the Beethoven Club, a 2 p. m. and the second day 10 a. m. named special constable at the delphia leader, “ that the secretary we can still beat him. We will solo by Albert Pearson who sang return they will make their home that. The Allies made their great time that taxes were being reduced gain delegates from both north and A meeting of the workers for the Manchester Community club mistake in thinking they could win of the treasury has put Jhe stamp ‘”There’s a Beautiful Land and on for the present with the parents of of approval on the candidate whom nearly $2,000,000,000 a year, and south after the second ballot. We show will be held at Cepter church grounds and Hickey’s grove. the bride. ' the nomination by opposing Coo­ the country being made prosperous. High” and at the recessional the this evening at 7:30. Entries will I believe is the popular choice of have assurances of that— if only Funeral March was played. lidge policies and at the same time Result of Management Mellon will hold fast.” be received at that time, or up to unite with those who want to draft the people of Pennsylvania. I be­ The services at the grave in the lieve the announced choice of the “ This accomplishment,” he as­ In this situation, the secretary of 10 a. m. Thursday, or they may be Coolidge. This is illogical to the East Cemetery consisted of prayer mailed to any memoe: of the En­ Pennsylvania delegation will bo the serted, “ was not the result bf ac­ the treasury was being urged by and the singing of “ Wonderful frm of absurdity. cident, but rather of management.” tries committee,*whlch is headed by choice of the delegates from all several Influential Republicans on Peace” by the octet. Not Sincere Under it, he continued, the Mr. and Mrs. James A. Irvine. over the country, and I am sure we tho spot here to attempt to draw The bearers were, Paul Erickson, Then the allied candidacies are American standard of living has The Manchester Garden club has are nominating a man who will be some expression from Mr, Cooltdge Evald Erickson, Milton Nelson, not affirmatively sincere. There can been raised to the highest level in an exhlUt at the show today in the triumphantly elected.” as to whether he flatly would or Harold Modean, Ivan Scott and Al­ be only one candidate nominated. the world’s history and kept there. old state house, Hartford, of a They act as if there were four to The effect of the Pennsylvanla- would not accept a nomination at bert Pearson. Massachusetts decision, which car­ By comparison he referred to “ the the hands of this convention. gazing globe. Around the pedestal be nominated. But this is specious regrettable experience of Grover is a mass of purple columbine from and perhaps only one person’s view. ried 118 votes into the Hoover col­ “ You can talk to the President,” Mrs. Josephine Sardella. umn in one surge, was quickly Cleveland in his tariff-for-revenue- the gardens of Mrs. Albert Heming­ i STATE! However, all the signs of the Mellon was told. “ You can say to ’The funeral of Mrs. Josephine made apparent. only policy and the long line of way on Summit street. The same political zodiac point to Hoover’s him that , there is a situation here Sardella was held from the home at Within 30 minutes after the news soup houses.” exhibit will be one of the items of TONIGHT nomination, whether it Is due to his of real peril to the party that has 79 Cottage street at 9 o’clock with the local show. ^ Two B ig spread, it was reported that instead Sen. Fess mentioned no candidate so honored him. You can say to a solemn requiem mass at St. — and— record of public and private service, by name — unless President Coo­ Bert F. Andrews who has had or to his fine organizing methods of New York casting 60 votes for him that there does exist here a James’s church at 10 o’clock this Coolidge on the first ballot, as lidge can be considered in that cate­ much experience in decorating Cen­ TOMORROW • Features to secure the nomination, or to doubt on the part of many of his morning. It was largely attended ter church chapel is working out agreed at a caucus yesterday it is gory. But he did pay indirect sincere friends as to his real wishes and there were numerous floral representing more nearly than any­ compliments to Herbert Hoover, elaborate plans for the arrangement one else the policies of President now probably that those same sixty In this mattef, and that a word from tributes. NORMA i votes now will be cast for Hoover. Andrew W. Mellon, Charles E. of the exhibits and of the general Coolidge, or perhaps to all combin­ him will clear up the whole ugly Rev. James P. Timmins was cele­ layout. There will be work this The gloom in the camp of “ the Hughes and Charles G. Dawes. situation. He can be nominated brant. Rev. J. C. Casey, deacon and ed it doesn’t make any difference. He praised the Work of the de­ evening for any of the club mem­ The Hoover people were Hoover Allies” who have struggled bitterly iU a twinkling for the asking.” Rev. William P. Reidy, sub-deacon. and desperately to obtain a black­ partment of commerce in the devel­ bers who can give the time to it people before they came and for Mr. Mellon is said to have listened Rev. Timmins officiated at the even though they are not on the ing majority against the Cabinet opment of radio and commercial gravely and to have said he would grave In St. James’s cemetery. the reasons above. They have a ma­ aviation under Hoover; he spoke in decorating committee. jority in sentiment in the conven­ candidate, was almost impenetrable think th^, matter over. It wasn’t As the body was born into the by the hour of the conventions as­ flowery terms of the treasury re­ a job he appeared to relish. church, the church choir sang, tion and they are going to put It cord; he told how American states­ over. If the Allies do not like Hoo­ sembling. Try as they could, they Simitar appeals were made to "Some Blessed Day” ; at the offer­ could see no way to overcome the manship had made itself felt in the Everett Sanders, the White House tory, Miss Arlyne Morlarty sang, ver to be nominated they have only rehabillation and peace of Europe ABOUT TOWN Beautifal themselves to thank or blame. If snowfall of Hoover votes that the secretary who Insists that he is here “ Ava Maria” ; at the elevation, Mrs. action in Pennsylvania and Mass­ through the Dawes plan and the Margaret Sullivan rendered, “ O Norma more they had not entered the contest de­ merely as a spectator, and that he The annual meeting of the Edu­ ‘THE bewitching achusetts portends. --v Locarno pacts. carries no word or letter from his Salutaris” ; before the blessing, cational club will be held tomorrow claring Coolidge out, theh Hoover Foreign Relations than ever. could not have had his chance as chief. Sanders didn’t appear to Mrs. James Foley sang, "O Gentle afternoon at A o'clock at Teachers' KEYNOTE SPEECH Foreign relations came In for Jesus” ; and at the end of the mass completely as he has. relish the job, either. Almost every­ hall. Election of officers will be Convention Hall, Kansas City, considerable, though unsensational one appeared to be heartily in favor a duet consisting of Miss Morlarlty held and as there are several mat­ ACTRESS’ Mo., June 12 — The Republicans comment. He avoided any refer­ of some one, else rylng to elicit and Mrs. Sullivan sang, "Some ters of Important business to be THE LOVE S'TORY OP A STAGE 100 PLAN TO ATTEND are goinj to the count-.- in the 1928 ence to the World Court, which the some expression from the White Sweet Day” and Charles Packard, discussed a large attendance of the ' STAR AND A SCION OP WEALTH.! campaign on the issue of general Harding-Coolidge administration House. the church organist, played a niembers is hoped for. prosperity— and if Calvin Coolidge sponsored and which the Republi­ funeral march. NEAR EAST BANQUET should be persuaded to again carry can leadership of the Senate de­ The bearers were Antonio In- William Rubinow of Rubinow’s AND FOR The Famons Cartoon Now on the Screen the standard so much the better. feated. He reaffirmed Republican CONVENTION NOTES. noceutl, Domenick Excellentl, Italo apparel shop Is in New York on a THE SECOND f Dubaldo, William' Paganl, Antonio “HAROLD TEEN” This was the keynote sounded opposition to America’s entering the buying trip. FEATURE. here today by Senator Simeon D. League of Nations, praised the state Kansas City, June 12.— Tills Is Dubaldo and Orlando Morigoul, with ARTHUR LAKE, MARY.. BRiAIS; Relief Workers to Gather in Fess of Ohio, in opening the Re­ department’s efforts to “ outlaw one convention in which Alabama Nearly all the officers of John South Methodist Episcopal publican national convention, which war” by treaties, and defended will not open the first ‘ Inning by Mather chapter. Order of DeMolay, Church Tonight. is beset with bitter and acrimonious staunchly the Coolidge policy of casting 24 votes for Underwood. CHIEF GORDON GOING attended a rehearsal at the Masonic SUNDAY THE CLASSIC OF THE SCREEN struggles over candidates and plat­ sending marines to the little banana Temple fast night. The DeMolay AND Reservations have been made for form. republics of Central America. A knocker will open the big TO BIG COPENTION baseball teaiu will play the High MONDAY 100 to attend the dinner of (he Senator Fess did not actually pro­ He denied the marines were in show. He will wield the gavel. His school freshman team at the West ^^RAMONAr Near East Relief committee of this pose the nomination of Mr. Coo­ Nicaragua and Hayti. fdr any im­ name Is Senator Fess of O-H-I-0. Side Recreation grounds tonight at SPECIAL SINGING WITH PICTURE ' district which will be held this eve­ lidge, but neither did he take him perialistic purposes, and asserted, six o’clopk. The next regular meet­ ning in the South Methodist Episco­ out of consideration—he merely they would be withdrawn when: the As we understand it, there are Will Attend V Police Chiefs’ ing of the chapter wil be held Mon­ Tickets Now on Sale for Sunday Night pal church. The dinner will be serv­ left wide open the door to the draft need for their presence was no long­ only two factions here Interested in Gathering at Colorado day evening at 7:30. er felt. ed at 6:30 and the speakers will movement should the convention de­ prohibition.. Those "for” It and Springs This Month. be Herbert L. Willett Jr., head of sire to walk through it, by saying On the whole, he told delegates, those "agin.” Manchester lodge of Masons will the national speakers’ bureau. Near that Mr. Coolidge “ appeared” to be the party record has been one of hold a regular communication at Chief of Police Samuel G. Gordon at 7:30 this evening In the Temple. East Relief and Lady Ann Azgape- set upon retiring, and that many of outstanding success and accomplish­ Meanwhile' the lads are disguis­ and Mrs. Gordon will attend the ^ tian of the imperial Russian Red his friends believed so. ment, and it is upon that record The entered apprentice degree will —— ing themselves as shadows and annual convention of the Interna­ be conferred on a group of candi­ i Cross In the Army of the Caucasus. Praises President that the Republicans should seek stealing a little gurgle. tional Association of Chiefs, of Po­ MANCHESTER l ■» ^ dates. There will also be shown moving Mr. Coolldge’s name was not men­ a new lease of power. lice in Colorado Springs, Col., on pictures of the latest work that is ONE DAY ONLY I tioned by the Ohio keynoter until The farm cavalcade is still June 25 to 28, The convention will In yesterday’s news report on now being done in the Near East near the end of his long address. CONVENTION OPENS be held at the Hotel Antlers. Sev­ threatening. Last eve there were school distylht meetings a typo­ THURSDAY J r where 32,000 orphan children are Then, after words of praise such Kansas City, June 12— The cur­ only five farmers billeted in elec­ eral sMetrips have been arranged E 2 being cared for. graphical error made the matter TENTS ON PEARL’S LOT ONI for the visitors to the many beauty as few conventions have listened to tain rose today on a Republican tric park. They were thinking of read that only four people attend' The work was started twelve regarding any president save Lin­ national convention filled with starting a basketball team. spoW, through Colorado. years ago by this committee and it Chief of Police Gordon has at­ ed the meeting of the Sixth taxing coln, Senator Fess closed with this: struggle and exceeding bitterness; district last year. It should have Is now desired to complete it. Dur­ “ I once said, and I now repeat a convention in which anything may tended several of the conventions of v H A R Some of the boys here today aim the organization and considers them read that nine people attended, ing the time that the work has been my statement. Few are his words, happen, but in which only one thing to be president Others strive to which gave the meeting a legal going on thousands of lives have decisive hla judgments. His com­ appeared likely to happen — the irivaluable in affording the police be named chief doorkeeper at th6 heads with the latest developments authority to act, seven being a been saved and a full account will prehension of problems Is broad, nomination of Herbert Hoover early convention. quorum. be given in the lectures and the his vision clear, and his action in the balloting. in crime detection. pictures that will be given tonight. dauntless. His conception of pub­ The Hoover forcea believe they Mrs.' Clayton Allison of East lic duty forestalls the employment The headline in a local sheet: I are “ in” . The soreljr-pressed Allies "Hoover Keeps Edge In Ohio,” Center streto is spending a few days READING’S SUCCESSOR of mere political expediency. He CHENEY GIRLS PLAN against the Cabinet candidate are tempts us to remark that Herb has in Providence, R. I. Boston, June 12.— Accepting, in spurns the arts of the demagogue, still struggling, savagely and furi­ and strengthens the passion of pub­ given himself away as an antl- effect, the resignation of Attorney ously, but it appeared to be a strug­ Prohlbitionlst. TWO BIG ACTIVITIES Herbert B. McCarfn, rural free General Arthur K. Reading, the lic rectitude. He is more concern­ gle of desperation this morning as delivery carrier for' the South Man­ legislative joint rules committee to­ ed in directing the public mind In the leaders went to bed to snatch a chester Post Office, will start a The eloseup athletes cMm that day decided to call for a joint con­ proper channels than in following few hours, sleep after a night of month’s vacation Thursday of this vention of both House and Senate public clamor based upon propagan­ smoky conferences. there Is a lot of wind In this Draft To Hold strawberry Festival “ Coplldge” wave. week, returning to his work on tomorrow to elect a successor. da. He yields not to threats, nor is Part of Pennsylvania’s 79 votes, at Old Golf Links Next July 19. His route will be cared A substitute for an Impeachment he persuaded by cajolery. His at least, are certain to go for Hoo­ Week and Week-end Shore If the worst, comes to the worst, for by Jdhn McCluskey during his report was prepared censuring evident desire to do justice to all ver. That much became assured Party Soon. absence. Reading, suggesting that the im­ stimulates public confidence. He when Senator Designate William 8. which It may, the Hoosiers will peachment proceedings be dropped shields no wrong, . nor denies no Vare, who shares with Andrew W. flash fourth with: “ Quick. Watson, the needle.” Two big activities are planned by The regular meeting of the and that the entire case be turned right. His sense of fairness pro­ Mellon the leadership of the Key­ Cheney Brother's’ Girls’ Athletic As­ Eighth School and Utilities district over to the district attorneys of vokes support and disarms attack. stone delegates, declared unequivo­ sociation within the near future, it for the election of officers, the lay­ Suffolk and Worcester counties. Willigm S. Vare Of dear old “ After five years and seven cally for Hoover. was announced today. ing O f a school tax and for the months of leadership in our na­ Rhllly, settled the question of "The Republicans in Pennsyl­ Vare he was going by climbing The first will be-A strawberry hearing of the district reports for tional, he leaves office by his own vania, in my judgment, are for festival to be held in the Old Golf aboard the buggy for Hoover. the year was called for June 20 th, flat, which appears to be final and Herbert Hoover for president,” said Links at what was once known as at the Robertson School Assembly Arthur A . Knofla is so interpreted by many of his Vare. “ I said In Philadelphia last Miller Sisters’ Tea Room off East Hair by the board of directors at friends in spite of the fact that his A report abounds that the bid-, Center sti^et. This will be held next month at the meeting of the Penn­ ders are going as high as $500 for its meeting last night. — nomination and election would be sylvania delegation that he 'would week Tuesday evening, June 19. 875 Main St. courtesy ducats to the convention. The - girls will hike to the Golf a foregone conclusion did he not be strongest candidate the Republi­ The teachers of the Robertson forbid; Links Immediately after work. Insurance and Real Estate. can Party could nominate. I now A lot of the “ daily-gates” believe School will hold a party tonight. “ This hold upon the confidence of emphatically repeat that statement. The second big event is the an­ that what the convention needs nual week-end shore party of the The plans call for a dinner out at the American people of every name, Coolidge “ Out” right now Is a good five cent stein Bolton then a trip to a show In- class and creed, without regard to organization which will take place “ I am convinced' of the sincerity of beer. Saturday and Sunday, July 7 and 8 Hartford. partisan feeling, makes Calvin Coo­ of the several statements by Presi­ CHANGE YOUR OIL lidge the greatest personal and poli­ at the Houston’s Chesterdee cot­ dent Coolidge taking himself out of An appropriate convention song tage located at Pleasant View, R. I. TORNADO IN NEBRASKA pmmmm Um Marland Super Motor Oil tical force in the world today.” the race, and I shall therefore use might be entitled: “ Will You Re­ Avoids Prohibition Lincoln, Neb., June 12.— ^A tor­ / . S my influence at. the oauene of the member the Pledges in November The bassarlscns, a long-tailed nado, striking shortlj before mid-, <-9 Senator Fess studiously avoided Pennsylvania delegation to have as You Did In June?” animal of our southwest, called night, demolished nearly 100 CuDpbdTi Ffliing Station mentioning prohibition by name, Secretary Hoover’a candidacy < en­ the ring-tailed catiOr civet cat. Is homes In McCook, Neb., according Tf but he made it clear that the Re- dorsed.” One million words will be filed partial to rocky country and has to reports trickling here this morn- P b o m U S l Tickets on sale CIrens Day at Packai^’g DUblican ^arty la a dry party. His,, ysjTj eontrolt nineteen, noulblv Cjuua ih a |na tj^ M.vaa and aUita. ide. Same price as on show groimds, . ‘ ^ . vJ;'’"' ."s S' .■j•-s •■;••r.v' '- . 'i« . *s. , . ' ^. - ■- .. ' •.**•; 1 ’••• ■’• t*?•.<.., . .,• ' I\‘^ jj ••««. ’-^ ■ .»m.^' «,. ^ \ v • T . • ' - • «■ ■" ' ..• •''^••' • • . I ...-••.' •v.^ - MANCHESTEK (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY* JPNB 12,1928. FAQB ■7TT Bunce; Leonora S. Hanna, princi­ daughter of Brooklsm, N. /Y., are. 8 NEW TEACHERS pal Washington; Huldah Butler, spending a two weeks vacation with: V. - ‘Vi vice-principal Nathan Hale; Made­ relatives in town. line Brown, principal assistant Rockville There were forty-one children IN 9TH DISTRICT Lincoln. wlio received their flrst-Holy Com­ Special Teachers munion on Sunday at St. Joseph’s Polish Catholic church. (Oontlnned from Page 1.) Mary Bowen, sewing; Charlotte Adjourned City Meeting. Gillette, sewing; Hazel P. Lutz, The Tolland County Temporary Ther^ will be a,n adjourned city Home School of Vernon Center will ton, seventh grade boys at Barnar.d art, elementary; Henry Miller, meeting tonight ' in Town Hall, woodwork. hold graduation exerclsds on school. She la a graduate of Wllli- when a large number of voters will Wednesday evening June 13th in mantlc Normal school, class of '26, Evening Schools turn out to vote on the proposal to the schQol auditorium. and taught one year at Jewett City A. N. Potter. install the "white way”" lights. The and two years at Danielson. merchants and the taxpayers of the Miss Esther Granston of Suffield, Board Walk, Market street, and seventh grade girls at the Barnard, West Main street opposite Central LOCAL PUPILS WIN a graduate of Willimantic Normal Park have signed petitions request­ last year and now teaching at Suf- ABOUT TOWN ing more lights. The Electric HEALTH ESSAY TEST fleld. Light Company are willing to in­ Miss Carmita M. Lasher of Can' Center church business girls will stall the lights free of charge and aan, sixth grade at the Nathan meet with Miss Trotter at the the only expense to the clty^would District 8 Writers to Have Hale, graduate of Danbury Normal church this evening. be for the lights used. The council Their Contributions Printed in 1926, with two years’ experience voted to refer the question to the at Watertown. Hose Company No. 2 of the Man­ In Hygiene Magazine. chester fire department will hold a citizens. Miss Margaret Drechsler of Broad Flag Day Exercises. Brook, sixth grade at Nathan Hale, drill tomorrow evening at 7 o’clock. Some weeks ago, through the in- i a graduate of Willimantic Normal, Rockville Lodge No. 1359, B. P. fluence of Miss Isabella Moore, the ! All members are urged to be pres­ O. E. has completed the program the class of 1925, with three years’ ent. head of the Department of Hygiene teaching experience at Rockville. for the Flag Day^ exercises which in the schools of Districts 1-8, sever will be held Thursday evening at Miss Mildred Gregg of Suffield, There will be a meeting of the al of the pupils of the eighth grade kindergarten work at the Lincoln 8:30 o’clock in Talcott Park. of the Robertson School sent essay.? Board of Trustees of the Man­ Should the weather prove stormy, School, a graduate of the Culver- chester Memorial hospital at the t(' the Cleanliness Institute, a na the exercises will be held in the Smith School in Hartford with two institution at 4 o’clock tomorrow tional organization with headquar­ Syke’s Auditorium. A concert by ters in New York city. years’ experience in Putnam. afternoon. Leaving. or Transferred the Rockville Boys’ Band will pre­ A few days ago Miss Moore re­ cede the exercises. The detailed ceived a very complimentary letter The following teachers are either J. Fradln of Fradin’s Fashion program follows: from the Institute stating that leaving or being transferred: Shop is in Boston on a business Miss Eleanor Bird resigned in "Star Spangled Banner,” band and three of the essays were of unus­ April as kindergarten teacher at trip. audience to join in chorus. ual merit and would be published the Washington school to be mar­ Introductory exercises, exalted in the Cleanliness Journal, a month­ ried. A number of local people will at­ ruler and oflJicers. ly magazine. The three fortunate How Much Is Left Miss Emma Borowski of the tend the wedding this evening of Prayer, Chaplain Oscar C. Peter­ writers were first, Eunice Brown Miss Katherine Walles Beadle, Open Air school, which will be dis­ son. who wrote on “ Soup as a Cleanser continued after this year, has been daughter of Mrs. Grace Welles Bea­ ■Vocal selection, “ Soldiers Fare­ of the Body” and was awarded first dle, formerly of this town, and Wil­ transferred to the Washington well” , Miss Irene Scharf. prize; second, John Carey whose school. liam Adolph Root of Zurich, Switz­ subject was “ Sanitation” and was erland. The ceremony will take History of the Flag, Past Exalted M'lss Grace Corcoran, sixth grade Ruler Thomas F. O’Loughlin. awarded I.second prize; third, Dor­ teacher at the Washington*’ school, place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. othy Gess-, winner of third, prize, Martin Walles of Woodslde Circle, Selection, “ Columbia, the Gem of Furniture? has accepted a position to teach in her subject was "Clean Pood Means Hartford. Mr. Welles Is an uncle of the Ocean,” band. Health.” Mt. ’Vernon. Altar Service, esquire and oN Miss Elizabeth Finn, Washington the bride. No money prizes were awarded f ic6rs. by the Institute, but friends inter­ school teacher, to take similar work Elks’ Tribute to the Flag, Past in Hartford, which is her home city. Manchester Grange will have its ested in the Hygiene Department The house is all ready and meets your fondest expectations. But as usual it has cost a little more than regular meeting tomorrow evening Exalted Ruler Harry C. Smith. generously decideu to show their Miss Marie Hansen, Lincoln ’Vocal selection, “ We'll Never Let School, to go to Willimantic Normal in Odd Fellows Hall. It will be appreciation of the work of the pu- you figured and anyway, new homes with all their accessories place quite a strain on anyone’s purse. “ Children’s” night and an open Our Flag Fall,” Miss Irene Scharf. pils'by donating enough to make school. Patriotic address, U. S. District The furniture is an extra load. You must have nice things naturally. Can you do the wljole job as you Miss Marjorie Helln is leaving program* Tonight the local Grang­ small gifts to the three winners. the Nathan Hale school, to take a ers will have a part in the program Attorney George H. Cohen, Ph. D. Eunice Brown received $2.50 in would like— or must you skimp a little? position in Danbury, her home at Wethersfield Grange. Prize essay under the direction of gold, John Carey $2,00 in cash, I ■ ^ Stanley Dobosz Post, No. 1 t, and Dorothy Gess, $1.00, These town. Nearly everyone meets the same problem when it comes to this crucial stage. Some attempt to save by Miss Ruth Wilcox, kindergarten A meeting of the general com­ American Legion. prizes were presented Monday af­ teacher at the Washington school, mittee, and any members of sub­ Distribution of prizes. Command­ ternoon by Dr. LeVerne Holmes in cheapening the job— others by only furnishing in part. If there was only some way that you could have every­ committees for the flower show, er L. W. Southwick. a ^ r y appropriate speech upon the leaving to take up further study at thing you need and have it in keeping with the wonderful new home! Columbia University. Miss Gorman will take place at Center church “ Amerca,” band and audience. value of clean bodily habits. from the Lincoln school will replace this evening at 7:30. The Flag Day committee in her. Miss Gregg taking the latter’s charge of the exercises consists of CENTER CHUURCH NOTES Perhaps there *is! Did you ever hear it said that really first class furniture can be bougjht very reasonably' place. Two automobiles came together the following; Esteemed Leading Miss Doris Osborn, teacher of last evening oh Center street near Knight Joseph Lavitt, chairman; The Cyp Club food committee will at Keith’s? Do you realize wh^t it means to you that this is the “Low Cost Store” ? You know, we claim a household arts, will not be back be­ the corner of Winter resulting in Past Exalted Rulers Thomas F. have a meeting at the church this great advantage, located as we are and saving innumerable dollars in operating as we do—we really can afford cause of the discontinuation of the considerable damage to the Dodge O’Louahlin, Michael J. Conway and evening at 7 o’clock. Open Air school which was con­ sedan owned by Minnie Katz of George H. Williams, Esteemed Leo The Business girls will not meet to sell good furniture at a better price. It surely is reflected in actual savings to you. nected with the School of House­ 176 Bellevue street, Hartford, con­ turing Knight John P. Cameron, at the church tonight, but at the hold Arts. sisting of a torn tire, a twisted Esquire Edward L. Newmarker and parsonage at 7:30. Miss Marie Hungerford and Miss wheel and damage th the front Tomorrow afternoon the primary fender. The other car, owned by Daniel J. Sullivan. Lillian Treadwell, both of the Na­ Mrs. Anna Bahler. children will have their final re­ \ .. - than Hale school, are leaving to be Harry Farrito of 91 Foster Mrs. Anna Bahler 69, wife of hearsal for the Children’s day exer­ married. , street, Manchester, was also slight­ Gottfried Bahler, died Sunday cises next Sunday. ly damaged. The accident was in­ This is tested time and again by our guaranteed price. You needn’t take our word— Miss Mabel Tilllnghast is being morning at her home on Woodland The Professional girls have transferred from the Bunce to tne vestigated by Officer Roberts. No street following an illness of changed their meeting time and will Washington school. arrests were made. several years. She was born in have a steak roast at Bolton to­ Following Is a complete list of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Olds of Switzerland and has resided in morrow night. the teaching personnel for the High Rockville for several years. She School and the Ninth District grade Boston, Mass., are visiting their pa­ “If There Is a Better Price Anywhere schools for the 1928-29 school rents, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Olds is survived by her husband Gott­ year: of 16 Church street. fried Bahler and a daughter, Lydia Bahler. The funeral will be held NEW YORK DELEGATION Wednesday at 1:30 o’clock at her WeTI Meet It” HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY home and in the Apostolic church DIVIDED IN FACTIONS Men at 2 o’clock. Burial will be in the Clarence P. Quinby, Principal; FOUR LOCAL YOUTHS Ellington Center cemetery. Clarence A. Davis, English head; Alois Ecker. (Continued from Page 1.) Chester L. Robinson, science head; NOT HURT IN CRASH Alois Ecker died at his home on Thomas F. Kelley, science, football Village street Saturday night. He ovef complete control of the Repub­ and,baseball;, Edson.,.M.„ Bailey, was a member of the Christian lican Party in New York state, and Where You Can Afford to "Commercial, athletic man'; A. N. Baseball Players Figure in Science society, Rockville lodge D. he will see to it that Hllles and Potter, history; Charles L. Wigren, 0. H., and Linck’s Benefit society. Morris are ousted as leaders just at mathemallcB and track; Francis Burnside Street Intersection quickly as it is possible to call ; Crash; Players Cleared in He is survived by his wife, Mrs.' Buy Good Furniture Lee, commercial; Elmer M. Taylor, Clara Ecker, two sons Frederick meeting of the state committee. l i h ’s history, debating; Philip Emery, Court Hearing. Ecker of Vernon Center and Arthur So confident were the New York science, biology. Ecker of East Hartford; three sis­ Hoover delegates today that theii- Women Elmo Mantelli, Jack Hunt, Ding ters Mrs. Kate Hohrbacker and candidates would be nominated on Harriet D. Condon, art; M. Char­ Farr and Pinkus Lessner, four local Miss Barbara Ecker of Freeport, L. an early ballot that they already - j lotte Doane, commercial; Florence young men escaped uninjured when were casting about for men for Opposite the High School 1. and Mrs. Hugh Daley of "Brook­ i 1 Hopkins, English, Latin; Elizabeth a Ford touring car in which they Mills to pick for the posts now held L. Olson, mathematics; Ruth Par­ lyn, N. Y., and tw'o grandchildren were riding collided with another Barbara and George Ecker of East by Hilles and Morris. One report South Manchester ker, Latin; Carrie Spaffard, Latin, automobile operated by Jerlmlah was that William H. Hill, of Bing school funds; Mary Burke, English; Hartford. The funeral was held Conway of Thomaston, Sunday af­ this afternoon at 2 o’clock. Mrs. hamton, up-state manager of Hoo­ Helen, Estes, English; Victoria ternoon on Burnside avenue in Franzen, English; Margaret Gist, Adella Bartlett first reader of the ver’s pre-convention activities, Burnside. Christian Science society will of­ would be offered either national English, dramatics; Florence Kel­ The Manchester group was on its ley, French, German; Mary Mc­ ficiate. Burial w*as in Grove Hill committeeman or state chairman. Guire, mathematics; Esther Nuzum, way to East Hartford where Man­ cemetery. To Lose Jobs telli, Farr and Hunt played with commercial; Marguerite Oates, his­ Wedding .June 27. There are several New Yorkers V V tory; J. Mildred Tinker, English; the Economy Stores baseball team. holding good, state and federal jobs Case, Lock & Cri-ln . .375 Du Pont ___ 37S 377% 377% Eugenia Walsh, French; Minnie The other car came from the op­ Mr. and Mrs. William Pawelska who might just as well prepare to Collins C o ...... 120 l-’JO E r ie ...... 51% 51 51 Root, French, Esther MacDonald, posite direction and was crossing of Linden street announce the com­ kiss those jobs good bye in tljie Cole Firearms ...... 33 35 N. Y. Stocks Gen Mot ....182% 181 182 English; Josephine Trafton, com­ the highway about to turn into a ing marriage of their daughter. event that Mills takes over control Local Stocks Eagle L o c k ...... 63 68 Gen E le c ___ 147% 146 147 mercial. side street. Miss Isabella Pawleska, to John of the G. 0. P. in the Emiiire state Fafnir Bearing . . . . .135 — Gillett Raz . . . 100 99% 100 - . Special Mantelli was driving the car Blesadecki son of Mr. and Mrs. it was declared today by fr' .ds of b'uller Brsh 0* A . . . . 22 --- High Low 1 p. m. Inspirat ...... 20% 20 20 W. J. Clarke, physical education; containing the local men. East John Biesadecki of Spring street. do Class A A . . . . . 38 167% 167% Int Nick ___ 91% 90% 91 the under-secretary of the treasury. Furnished by Putnam & Ck». .168 Mack Truck .. 93% 92% 92%. Hazel Worcester, physical educa­ Hartford police Investigated the ac­ The cerenriony will take place in These men, it was said, have been Hartford, Conn. Hart & Cooley . . . . .240 .117 117 117 tion; E. M. Dorward, music; Helen cident and arrested both men on St. Joseph’s Polish church on Internal Silver . . . . .140 150 30 30% Kennecott .... 85% 84%' 85% particularly antagonistic toward . 30% Marl O i l ...... 34 33% 34 Smith, cooking; F, A. Verplanck, charges of reckless driving. In East Wednesday, June 27. Mills in his fight for Hoover. Bank Stocks do pfd ...... 125 . 84% 84 84% Superintendenf; S. J. Ferderber, Entertained At Whist. Asked Jewell Belt ^ pfd . . . .110 *. 9b 98 Co Pac com . . . 61% 60% 6 1 ' Hartford police court, yesterday The Mills crowd was not worry­ Bid 98 N y Cent ...171% 171% 171% nurse; Hazel Gess, dental ^hygiene. morning, Conway was found not Mr. and Mrs. Homer Waltz of Bankers Trust Co .. .320 Land, Frary & Clrk. . 71 73 .104 103% 103% ing today over the f:.ct that they .Mann & Bow A . . . . 19 21 N y N H and H 57 - 57 57 ' MV guilty and judgment was suspended Ward street entertained Saturday failed to land one place on the slate Capitol Nat B & T . .305 .187% 187% 187% GRADE SCHOOLS night in honor of Miss Frieda do Class B ...... 10 12 53% 53 Nor Am Co .. 68 67% 68 in the case of Mantelli who was put through by the Hilles-Morrls- do righ ts...... 85 51% Nor P a c ...... 95% 94%' 95% represented by Attorney William S. Danke and Mr. George Weber who City Bank & T r ----- 1100 N B Mach p f d ...... 102 70% 69% 69% Barnard School Wadsworth group at the caucus of do com • • • • • • •. 25 27 Seiirs Roe ...102%’ 100% 10^% Edith Eaton, B. Evelyn Reed, Hyde» will be married June 23rd. The the New Y’ork delegation. They Conn R iv e r...... 425 .174%. 173% 174% New H Clck o.)m .. . 30 . % % Sou P a c ...... 120% 120 120% Mary Sweeney, grade 8 boys; Hilvie The Thomaston car was not badly evening was spent in playing whist said they were stalking bigger game Erst Bd & Mort . . . '. — 60 20 20 20% So Rail ...... 147% 146 146% the prizes were awarded to Mr. and 300 do p f d ...... ’-’5 . 65% 64% 65% Johnson, Elizabeth Krapowicz, damaged but it will cost nearly than committee assignments. First Nat (Htfd) . 65 S O of N J .. 41%’ 41% 41% Mrs. John Waltz and consolation to Htfd Conn Trt Co .790 810 Niles, Bement, Pond . 60 . 184 183% 184 Elizabeth Clark, Elizabeth Tynan, $100 to repair Mantelll’s car. The Slate do pfd ...... 9'i Studebaker .. 68% 67% 68 grade 8 girls; May L. DeWolf, Miss Danke and George Weber. Htfd-Nat Bank Tr .590 610 Balt & Ohio .108% 107% 107% U S Rub ... . 88% 38% 88% Here is the slate that was put — 60 North & J u d d ...... 34 30 Beth Steel . . 56% 56 56% Catherine Shea, Anna Scanlon, Dainty refreshments were served by through at the New York caucus, Land Mtg & Title 1 5 U S Steel ...139% 138% 139ii. Morris Plan Bank 160 — J R Mont p f d ...... Can Pac .., .201 200% 200% Catherine Deviney, grade 7 boys; the hostess. following a secret conference of a do com ...... _ 50 Wabash ...... 74% 74% 74% Rosanna Maher, Gladys Boardman, COOLIDGEOUTOFIT New Teachers Engaged. Park St. B a n k ...... 825 C M & St Paul 30% 30% 30% W estghse___ 95% 94% 95% half dozen of the anti-Hoover lead­ Phoenix St B & T . . .485 Pratt & Whit pf ... . 90 do pfd .... 42 41 42 Ruth McLaughlin, Esther Gran- • Several new teachers have been ers: Peck, Stow & Wll .. . 19-' Wlllys Ovid ..25% 24% 24% strom, grade 7 girls. engaged in the schools. Miss Eliza­ Diverside Trust ....6 5 0 Chi & N W . . 81 80% 81 Resolutions, Ambassador Hough­ Russell Mfg Co ... .115 125 Nathan Hale School SAYS CHAIRMAN BUTLER beth Towle of Dover, N. H-. ’will Bonds Chi Roc Isl 110% 110% 110% ton. Htfd & Conn West 6. 95 Seth Thom Cl com . <30 Cons Gas ....144 142% 148% -Perhaps 4t’s just as well that th4 Margaret Drechsler, Ruth Ogren, teach in the High school, in the do p f d '...... 26 Carmita Lasher, grade 6; Doris place of Miss Dickinson, who re­ Rules, Rep. Bertrand H, Snell of East'Cqnn Pow 5 ..101% 103 Corn Prod . . . 70 60 69% Prince of Wales and Paul Revere Bay State’s Vote Will Go to Potsdam. Conn L P 7s ...... 1 1 9 121 Smyth Mfg Co .... .400 Dodge Bros .. 13% 12% 12% didn’t ceme from the same family.; Robshaw, Clara Holbrook, grade 5; signed. Miss Towie spent last year Stand S c r e w ...... 112 120 Ruth Mlgnerey, Beulah Smith, Hoover—Were in Embar­ in study in France. Miss' Marjorie Permanent Organization— Speak­ Conn L P 5%s .'...108% 110% er Joseph A. McGlnnles of Ripley. 104 Stan Wrks com ... . 56 60 grade 4; Roselle Lafrance, grade rassing Position. Russell of Petersham, Mass., has Cbnn L P 4% s ------102% — Credentials, Jacob A. Livinto, of Brid Hyd 5s ...... 104% 105% Taylor & Fenn .... .130 3; Laura Sherman, grades 3 and 2; been engaged as teacher in the Torrington...... 103 107 Bernice Welant, grade 3; Alice Idar- Kansas City, June 12.— William Kings. Insurance Stocks / Commercial department. To notify President, Senator John Aetna Insurance ....8 4 0 860 Under El Fish ...... 67 69 snall, Mary Taylor, grade 2; Bertha M. Butler, chairman of the Republi­ Union Mfg C o ...... 20 Miss Martha Klml^ll of West- Knight of Arcade. Aetna Casualty ....1 1 7 5 1225 Henry, grades 2 and 1; Johanna can national committee, told the field. Mass., has been engaged as 910 U S Envelop pf ... .122 — Henry, Elizabeth Lobdell, grade 1. Massachusetts delegation this To notify Vice President, Mrs. Aetna L i f e ...... 885’ — MONEY FOR YOU assistant for Mrs. Andrew’s room in Autom obile...... 405 425 do c o m ...... 270 Lincoln School morning two hours before the as­ Miriam A. Schindler of Albany. Whit Coil Pipe ... . 18 . 21 the East District. Miss Modeste To fill vacancies, Harry A, Bare- C6nn General...... 1800 1850 t Canfidential-Quick-Loans any Amount up to $300 Gladyce Orcutt, Helena Broder- sembly of the Republican national Dubay of Sherman Mills, Maine, 870 sen, grade 6; Helen Botham, Viola ham of Rochester. Hart F i r e ...... 850 convention that “ in my opinion has been engaged for the sixth Htfd Steam Boll . . . . — 880 You can mako repay- YOU. Your interest. charge Wickham, grade 5; Ethel Robb, President Coolldge is definitely out Hllles was re-elected national ments as low as: PAY NO can be as low as: grade in the Maple street school Lincoln Nat Life ...1 2 5 1 3 a month on $60 loan FBES $1.76 on $ 60 loan Mabel Tilllnghast, grade 4; Esther of the running.” committeeman and also was chosen 1225 and Miss Alice G. Clough of Ells­ chairman of the New York delega­ N ational...... *— HIGHLAND PARK $ 6 month on $100 loan OR OTHER $3.60 on $100 loan Johnson, Mildred Bernhardt, grade Butler addressed the Bay State worth Fall, Maine, will teach in the P h oen ix ...... — 860 $10 month, on $200 loan CHARGES $7.00 oa $200 ^loan 3; Edith Arnold, Janie McQuillan, tion. Mrs. Charles H. Sabin of New delegates at a caucus. fifth grade in the East school. Miss T ravelers...... 1875 1925 grade 2; Harriet Franzen, Nellie “ It is also my opinion that Presi­ York, was re-elected national com­ PubUc Utility Stocks The Ladies Sewing Circle will Pay Your Bills the Dignified Way Lull, Elsie Smith, grade 1. Marlon Legge of Stafford Springs mittee woman. ' I') dent Coolidge will be satisfied with Conn £1 Sv pfd ....1 0 4 107 hold its last meeting of the season People in all walks of life borrow unoney here with which to Washington School . will teach in Talcottvllle. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, the nomination of Herbert Hoover,” Notes. cbnn L P 8% ...... 110 123 Thursday afternoon at the club- pay old bills, debts, interest, rent, taxes, doctor bills; insurance Olive Nyman, grade 6; Mary Mc­ said Butler. * president of Columbia ’University, conn L P 7% ...... 117 120 house. The get-together will take premiums, nad meet the countless other money needs that are Adams, grades 6 and 6; Ruth Ny­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Liebe and and former Senator Wadsworth, The chairman declared that be­ son Milton and daughter Lucille re­ Conn L P 6% % p f d 112 115 place at 2 o’clock and will be in the continually coming up in everybody’s life. man, grades 5 and 4; Emma Bo- cause of his position as national both arch foes of prohibition, are C6nn‘ L P 5% % pfd! 102v- 105 form of a surprise picnic, with the ^ rowskl, grade 5; Marlon* Marlowe, turned home Sunday from an auto­ preparing to appear before the reso- Strictly (Confidential chairman he would’ not himself mobile trip of over 1,100 miles. Conn Pow Co ...... 1 5 2 155 officers as hostesses. grade 4; Winifred Jennings, grades vote in the convention for anyone, Jutions committee and urge the in­ /do_ fractions ...... 1.35 1^45 No one knows about your arrangements. Friends, relatives ' 3 and 2; Helena Booth, grade 3; They visited In New Jersey, Wash­ corporation of k plank in the plat­ 104. and employers are never notified. This assures you a confiden­ but his alternate will lote for Hoo­ ington, Maryland and Delaware. Careen W & G; 6s ...1 0 1 The Boys’ club will be in charge Helen Posplsll, Helen Gorman, form favoring modification of the ^ r t El Lt . 135 140 tial, dignified and pleasant service that you can edpend on.. grade^ 2; Monica Hayes, Beuial ver, and Butler advised his fellow They returned home over Bear of the dance Saturday evening at Bay Staters to do likewise. Volstead law. In their hearts they ' 5do v t c ...... — 140 the clubhouse. Both old-fashioned Phillips, grade 1. ' - Mountain. 135 Liberal Repayment Plan The delegation took n,o formal Miss Eleanor M. Davis’a pupil of do not expect to get,far but they Hi^rt Gas com ...... 1 2 5 and modern dancing will be on the Bunce School are primed to do a good deal of Lincoln, Bertha Goodrich, Atome Wire . . . ’. 18 088 Main St., Boom 408, Hertford, Mildred Gregg. ed if he desired it pr would accept Association will hold the final farmhouse here today, according to Billings Spen com . ; . Oiled and Tightened it. meeting until fall, this ciyenlng at police, dangerously wounded Deck^ F. W. RewUnson, Mgr. Phone M W M Principals ;^do pfd . . . . .% ... —^ 10 Licensed By and Bonded to the ftattk Elisabeth M. Bennet, principal "But I feel certain that Mr. Goo- 7:45 o’clock, in their roott^' in the er’s wife, and then turning the Bigelow-Htfd com ,.. - r 88 CuapbeD’s FiDbig Statkm Barnard and Nathan Hale; Ruth S.‘ lldge will not consent to stand Prescott Block. - weapon upon himself, inflicting a ."^do p f d ...... ,106 Crampton, principal Lincoln and again. * Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mead^and * mortal wound. I Bristol Brass . . - . . . . . ‘ IS 80 Phone 1661 f r*" ■A Tf

F A C B IT j u R MANCHESTEm (CONN.) KVEmNO HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 'l 9Z«, \

Ar, Ifl BO&i^what out of patience but the sky will,.be for brother­ with Its fellow citizens of this hood if the new diplomacy which Evening Eeralb state because they do not spend as you and your kind represent shall much money adveYUsing thd'beau­ „ PUBLISHED BY have its way.” Which is merely an­ ^ THE HERALD PRINTING CO. ties and merits of the most south­ other way of phrasing what every­ m D l * Pounded by Elwood S. Ela, westerly of the New England sister­ one has* been saying for a ySar. . Oct 1. 1881 hood as do States like Maine and ^®wy^Evenln» Except Sundays and LAltott AdjM) Aitt Now Hampshire. Connecticut, A JOB FOR SCIENCE • Entered at the Post Office at Mad* ^Ug^INRfCWIO Larch hai the distlflotlOtl Ot hav­ shester as Second Class Mali Matte^i afgtiea the journal, is as beautiful Science and the education of the eCW WW (Ml ing bad a oYomifiSht p a t Ih the SUBSCRIPTION RATES; By Mdit as Eden and affords as many^oppor­ public have reduced the death doll m^cioie sr^fiPso siobResseo rofi m^Pir hne arts. Kaohael Mafiy of MX dollars a year, sixty cents a tunities for vacation recreation as from diphtheria, scarlet fever and tb tsx iic.coYneMn semrce IQS AMieits- CAL. . _ his caMlest t>lottitite on larch boards month "for shorter periods. an^ oiHOf paifitora Ot the tiilio fol­ Maine— and then some. Why, then, typhoid so low in New York City ®’P*>**®*> v *•'' blocking the nomination of Hoover THE ARCTIC DRAMA club’s'board of governors tentative­ -<.(1 >■ ly approved his eledtloh. A clilb of­ ements which they also contain are in the rupture until the muscles has any real objection to his noml- Never before, in the long history very valuable blood tonics. This ficer actually cabled Mussolini that covering the peritoneum have been *ThiUlps MUk o f MagtiehUi’* datlon. But it is exhibiting a de­ of Arctic agonizing, has such a he had been elected and that "all fast should be maintained for sev­ sufficiently developed to do their eral weeks uqtil the parasite disap­ cided objection to having the noml- thing transpired as this trek of the fellow members” joined in best work properly. Better then Soda rWairti I itii pears from the blood. This .can he Question; Iris asks: “ What kind rtilirtt fritthiiii Diating power in the Republican Italia’s men, out of the secret ice wishes. The board’s recent announcement determined by a microscopic exam­ of vegetable is the ‘Chayote’ that party taken out of the hands of the desert of the polar region toward ination. you give in your menus?” tMilk tAosieim that consideration of Mussolini’s aaits professional arrangers by the party tfiat bare chance of safety that lies dame had been withdrawn follow­ The patient should drink freely Answer: The Chayote is a form Here after, instead of soda take “mob.” These generals have no scores and scores Of miles away, ing a “ constitutional protest of of water, and enemas should be of summer squash, native to Mexi­ a little “ Phillips Milk of Magnesia** given twice daily during the peri In water any time fbr indigestloh WHEN IN wish to see the non-coms and the far to the southwest. And them more than ten active members, cit­ co and'Central Amdfica. It is culti­ od o-f fasting. 1 have prepared an vated in California and the south­ or sour, acid, gaSsy Stomach, and privates of their army anticipating ing reasonable cause,” gave little H A R T E O kn ; talking to the world about it! indication of the great howl that article which tells the correct meth­ ern states. The flesli ts firm and relief will come instahtiy. orders and running the fight ’ heir It is impossible for any human went up from working newspaper­ od for employing this enema, which delicately flavored, comprising a For fifty years geflUItte ^‘Phillips DINE r own way, even though it may be situation to transcend this one* In men here. Some of them threatened 1 will be very glad to mall to you most healthful non-starchy veget­ Milk of Magnesia” has besa pre­ the way of the generals. to resign if Mussolini were placed if you will send me a large, self- able. scribed by physicians because it A T A r e a l « dramatic quality. So overwhelm­ on the rolls. addressed, stamped envelope. Question: E. R. B. writes: overcomes three times as much acid It is not at all impossible that ingly dramatic is it that the world It is advisable that the patient “ Please tell me what can be done in the stomach as a Saturated eolu- GOOD WiAcE the nomination of Hoover will be is missing the point altogether, ap­ When a protest petition was cir­ be sweated to assist In the removal to relieve the burning ot my face tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving TO EAT held up just long enough to give parently. The setting is too remote, culated in the Senate press gallery, of the liquid toxlils from his system. and head. Everything 1 eat seems the stomach sweet and free from This sweating should not be too fre- the Impression, when it does coma the plot too unprecedented, the ac­ citing Mussolini’s ruthless extermin­ to go just as far as my chest and all gases. It neutralizes add fer­ SPECIALS OP ;quent, as a sufficient time must no farther.” mentations in the bowels and gent­ Your O W N ftontly SEA POOD to pass, that it was made possible tion too vivid and too stupendous, ation of opposition newspapers in Italy and his overt acts against Am­ elapse between these treatments Answer: You can be sure that ly urges the souring waste from the only by the grace of these leaders for the patient to recuperate his Irt M O V IE S Surprisingly to seem in the least real. It is one erican correspondents Ih Rome, 25 what you eat goes much I'bwer than system without purging. BeeideS, GOOD *—and then he put over with a ges­ of those events that mankind at members of the first 81 approached strength, Light sunbaths and excr- your chest,'and it is because ot the It is more pleasant to take thah • *-. -f. ;cises will assist in speeding the re­ ture expressing the idea that it large simply cannot grasp. signed promptly. Three of 'the oth­ fact that you eat the wrong things soda. Insist upon “ Phillips.** *1 It 7*™^ ^bi4-kodak covery. that you have so much intestinal Twenty-five cent ahd fifty cent bot­ V V outfit, you’re the could have been withheld if so de­ It takes imagination to visualize er six explained that they might be assigned to Rome and didn’t dare There are many who suffer trom irritation which often causes a re­ tles, any drugstore. “ Milk of m ovie-m aker—your sired by the mighty ones. the men of the Italia, "marooned an protest openly, a chronic form of malaria. It is flex burning of the face. Improve Magnesia” has been the U. 6. Regis­ family, the movie stars HONISS'S 22 State Sfi. Under Grant’s As a matter of fact the Hoover infinite distance in the frozen A score or more members cam6 quite common to find patients, who your general circulation, and get tered Trade Mark of The Charlel —yo\it living foomithe in their younger days have lived in mOVia tmatttr. Afici Hartford movement is one political move­ northern sea by the failure of their to the next meeting of the board, rid of th irritation and toxemia in H. Phillips Chemical Co. and US the southern part of the United your Intesllnes. predecessor Charles H. Phillips your home movie show ment that is not only genuinely ship, trudging across the ice fioes, assailing Mussolini as the world’s, may also include pro­ worst enemy of the press and de­ :lnpB 1875. / popular but, in all probability, ir­ seeking the opportunity of momen­ fessional releases, which you can rent tailing specific instances of his would you yourself vote it the fam­ According to some who went . J-,. resistible. We do not believe that tary contact with other floes be­ suppresglon of Its liberties. No ily na’ ' headed one of the national along with President Coolidge oh Hoover could be stopped no matter yond so that they in turn may be voice was raised on behalf of the tickets? the occasion of his speech at Get­ NOTICEI how determinedly, the opposing crossed; the only human beings, anti-Mussollni group had finished And how will the Schmidts. tysburg, the president was a little dutfit iz Sa lovt as $140. LET OS F A M YOUR and withdrawn, the board of gov­ Srnlthers, Smithsons, Smyths and Now Open for Business leaders tried. And we don't believe perhaps the only form of mammal­ embarrassed by failure of his audi­ ernors gave him the gate. i Sifaytbes feel about it? ence to applaud at the right live. they seriously intend to try. What Cini-Kodakfihn divetopeS ian life, within hundreds upon It was noticeably necessary for the at no eitttd cmrrgd CAR THE NEW WAY they are actually after is the credit hundreds of square miles— keeping If Governor Alfred E. Smith is Leona Curtis Knight, official group on the platform to 365 Center Street We are now equipped with a new of “ nominating Hoover.” That they on and on, hoping against hope that nominated at Houston, there will tla|j^hter ot Senator Charles Curtis, lead off the hand-clapping. Either be some discussion of this question; is bn the Rhode Island delegation DUCO SPRAYING MACHINE and tvlll probably gianage to get. in that vast space they will even­ the address was over the head of Generator, Starter How are the Smiths going to at Kansas City. Except for Mrs. the assembled multitude or else the * - — and------can do ttny Job’^oicfcly ahd Pin- tually be found by some ice forcing vote? • Knight, it’s a Hoover delegation. crowd wasn’t impressed. One eye­ Kemp's clcntly. Ail work gtialaiitbed. TILSON’S BOOM vessel. And all the time, sqmehow, There are more than a million An interesting story lies behind witness reports that Mr. Coolidi'e Battery Repairing Unless the unbelievable tran­ or other, keeping with them the persons named Smith in the United Mrs. Kniight’s selection, according to paused several times at points .“i MUSIC HOUSE States; no Smith has ever been spires at Kansas City and Presi­ means of sending out radio mes­ what one hears in Washington. The his speech where a more enthusias­ P. A. S A ID W i honored with a presidential nomin­ 'Rhode Island Republicans, needing tic audience' probably would have Geo. and Ed. Dauplaise N. dent Coolidge becomes the Repub­ sages telling of their whereabouts ation before. < Because there are some money, are reported to have applauded, and appeared to miss the Tel, IBOlf South Mauche^tet Til SO. Main St. lican candidate for re-election, and their doings. more voters named Smith than persuaded Webster Knight. Leona’s accustomed cheers. Along toward W i k i there seems to be an excellent Since 1914 the human heart has anything else they might, if they :wealthy husband, that it would be the end the platform group start­ voted practically as a unit, be an chance that Connecticut will win been torn by so many emotions, the a grand thing to have a son-in-law ed the first real applause, as if wak­ Important force. Of coursfe they in the White House. Knight saw ing up to its duty, and, of course, the second place on the ticket, the human mind ha% -been stunned by won’t, but they might theoretically the point, and, it is said, did his there was some more at the finish. choice of John Q. Tllson, House so many surprises, that they have some time decide an election. stuff. Then the Hoover wave struck But the president wasn’t miffed. leader, being likely in case the lost much of their capacity for re­ In the Washington city directory, Rhode Island and pressure ot cir­ His party found him in excellent one observes, there are 18 pages of Presidential nomination goes to action to the sheerly dramatic. cumstances put the Republican spirits, going and coming. This is a Store of Sensihi^ Smiths, with less than one page of leaders in the- Hoover column. anybody but a New England man. Otherwise the saga of the Italia's Hoovers. Will the Smiths, filled Something had to be done for the We do need a big navy. It take.s If Mr. Coolidge should run again, crew would now be absorbing the with a denominational pride in this Knights so Mrs. Knight went on se'-eral admirals to defend us ade­ the Tllson candidacy would, ot thoughts of the entire race. In most prominent of all Smiths, vote the delegation. Anyway, it’s a good quately at all these limitation of the Democratic ticket? And how Gift Things i course, automatically expire, as It 1912 even a Presidential conven­ story. arms conferences. / would be altogether 6ut of the tion would have had to take a bad question to liave both Brst and sec- second place to such a news story * ond places occupied by men from as this. All Set to Do a “Paul Revere” the same section of the country. There Ms considerable slgnlfl- COMPULSORY INSURANCE cance in this Tllson boom, which Considerable newspaper notice is Graduation Gifts yesterday took very definite form, being taken In the state of the case Tllson headquarters being estab­ of a New Haven motorist who se­ lished and Tllsdn portraits appear­ verely injured a boy by running of enduring value and of lifetime seryice are never extravagant. As years come and ing In shop windows all over the over him with his automobile. He go their cost becomes less and less a factor of very serious considerjition. >*:■' . ■ 1 convention city, it is npt at all'as was sued by the lad’s father for : ; If Colonel Tllson were one of these $10,000 damages. Judgment was - i emotional glory seekers who are entered against' the defendant for continually popping up in national $2,000 and in default of payment FOR HER FOR HIM , conventions, stalking the empty he Was sent to jail. Now he .h/»s honor of being noticed vice-presi­ taken the poor debtor’s oath and is dential “ possibilities.” He is, in­ free. There is no way for the boy W rist W atches S18.00 and un Pocket Watch . .$15.00 and up stead, an intensely practical poli­ to recover a cent of compensation • Bar P in s ...... $3.00 and up Strap W atch ...... $7.50 anid Up i>**- tician. If he is after the vice-presi­ for his injuries. Massachusetts’ dential nomination it is not mere­ compulsory Insurance law may not Pearl Necklaces . $3.50 and up Signet R ing ___ $7.00 and up ly to get his name in the news, but be all that Ic claimed for it but had to get onto the ticket; and he is this defendant been a resident of Mesh Bags ______$3.25 and up PenandPehcil not making a campaign for that that state and the accident occur­ Sets ...... ‘ $4i00 and up nomination withouV excellent rea­ red within its borders he would not son to believe that he will win. have been legally driving the car Diamond Rings $25.00 and up Since a Tllson nomination would Cuff Buttons.... $3.25 and up without carrying $5,000 liability Leather Bags ... $5.00 and up- be utterly Incompatible with a Insurance. At least there is a Wateh Chfuns ... $2.25 and up Coolidge nomination, for the obvi­ chance ot a victim getting some ^ Gift Writing Paper $1 and up \ ous geographical reason, Colonel compensation under such circum­ DesK Clocks . ... .$4.00 and tip Tllson, It is to be deduced. Is not stances. one of those who believed that Stone Set Rings .. $4.50 and up Bill Folds ...... $1.50 and up Coolidge is likely to become the presidential candidate. And we are A NEW M.^ A. DEGREE B ra celet___ ..... $3.50 and up Traveling Set.... $6.50 and v(p 'Inuch of the opinion that Colonel One Of the rare occasions when Tllson knows as much about what Colonel Lindbergh was late was Come in. The services of this gift store are yours to enloy. Is going on around him as anybody. whei{ he was to have been a reci­ So long, therefore, as there is real pient of an honorary degree from Substance to the Tllson vice-presl^ New York University the other 'dentlal movement at Kansas City, day. He was'held back by storm.i It Is safe to conclude that the and unable to make the visit in •'draft Coolidge” furor Is lacking time. But a day or two later he in any real expectation ot tulflll- drove to the University alone in a fiient. taxi and received the first degree of Master of Aeronau$lcs ever con­ ferred. In conferring Ahe honor gVPBll*BOOSTlNG Chancellor Elmer Ellsworth Brofvn The always astssmsd MCrlden •aid: “ You have been making the jo u rn a l, which hat the merit of be-1 air above us a highway of good fig i .Oo&atotiottt boost-iwULm Tbo nay - bo ■ for omplro ^ . . , t. • > '*j‘ ' K't frT. '“?t . ■■ ' ••^ - f ■' * ' ■ # r r

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have been lost in its translation to The judges for,the troyouts were and from the point of view of, the NORHA SHEARER HEADS the screen. The story . Is one filled I ' H lfiii SCHOOL NOTES Miss Gist, Miss Estes, Miss McDoUr theater-goer. Although' several with humor from b e^ h in g to end- aid, Robert Treat, James Wilson, able members will -'graduate this / a / ^ "Ramona,” the fajnous.ecreen. and Elizabeth Janes. Due to the year, there will be a score or Gentry Bros. Circus, World Famous DOUBLE B ill AT STATE - classic, comes to the State.bn Sun­ Thi^ following students have been lateness of the season initiation for more members left fori next year 4s ^ day and Monday, with special elected, to membership in the Sock Amusement Institution, To j I the new members will not take place from this year's Junior clau. singing. end Buskin dramatic club: W. Ben< until next fall. The club has com­ Appear in Manchester. Stdr Has Charming Role in dall. 3. Rubinow, G. Anderson, R. pleted one of its most successful Mussolini has gone pretty far. “The Actress*’* j:,^Here Today McComb, Vl Swanson, I. Carr, M. seasons, climaxing it with the pres­ and he’d better be pretty careful. Holmes* S. Burr, H. Llmbacker, entation of "Clarence.” which was He’s just as likely as not to get cm' and Tombrrd’Wl ‘‘Harold R'. McGill. a marked success, both financially the D. A. R. blacklist. Blllboarda and fences, as well as' New York June 12.-^Noted in Teen” is Cd-F^tbre. ATHOUGffr barns and other structures, are blaz­ passing; The root dwellers of Man- ing forth a message that will be HUtan are out in their gayest surti- For those who love a plot struc­ most welcome to the circus-goers ,i^r raiment. Beach umbrellas and turally perfect, a cast that is Indeed He thou faithful niito deallt.-— throughout this sectlou. This mes- s^’nlngs of rainbow hues; tea all-star, a story of intense interest Itev. 2:10. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM s ^ e is that Gentry Bros. Circus, tables of' bright'purple, green or and a star of never-falllngvbeauty. famed througb()Ut the world as a j«4inow; chairs painted to match the “ The Actress,” Norma Shearer’s Heaven alane, not earth, is des- a’Wnlngs, umbrellas or .tables: and .tined to. witness the repose of faith. Tuesday, June 12. 399.8—WTAM, CLEVELAND—750. Leadins DX StatioQB.' leader in tented amusements, will latest picture, will fuitill expeetk- 6;0U 6:00—Concerts; baseball scores. visit Manchester, on Thursday. •'Oiretty dapisels 1ft gay summer silks —Moses Harvey. 8:30 7:30—WEAK piogs. (214 hrs.) (DST) (ST) tlons. It is being shown at the State ••’riie Devil is Afraid of Music" 475.g_WSB, ATLANTA—630. afid sweater.: reclining in steamer and ■ ‘ "Taint So” will be played and l);00 10:00—Reclitil; dance music. June 21. theater 'today and tomorrow, in ad­ aung by Willard Robison during the 535.4— WTtC. HARTFORD—560. 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs <2 hrs.) This morning bright and early a cjialrs— all this 12 to 14 stories dition to' another splendid feature. JQvaready hour to ,bo broadcast by 8:00 7:00—Insilco Club music. 10:30 9:80— Peachtree arcade. above the ground.'* Like some fan­ 8:30 7:30—WEAF SelbeMIng alngeis. 12:45 U :45—Margaret Battle’ s prog. score of men arrived in the town This delightful and charming ECZEMA OF ■WEAF and the Red network at 9 626—KYW. CHICAGO—*/ti \ , tastically staged musical comedy. o’clock Tuesday night. In this same 9:00 8:00—Mu.slcul programs: artists. aboard the gayly painted circus ad­ story has earned its fame, not-, so prograni will be hearo Perle BartI, 10:00 9:00—WEAK Eskimos orchestra 7:27 6:27—Baseball scores; oiguntsC vertising car and before many hours Qy like the deck of a pleasure yahht much on the intricacies of the plot American dramatic soprano, assisted 10:30 9:30—'rhenler organ recital. 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (3^4 hra.) that iJad suddenly become suspend- 11:00 10:00-Club Worthy orchestra. 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO-770. had passed the approaching visit of as In the vivid and eternally de­ by Nathaniel Shllkret’s orchestra. At 9;0U 8:00—Coon S:indars olghttiMwka^ . ^ in raid. air. It’s quite the most TBE SCAIP the aame time WBAL has arranged 422.3— WOR, NEWARK—710. the circus had been widely heralded. lightful characterizations of. its for the radiating of a recital by the 8:00 7;00—.Main street sketches. 9:20 8:20—Pianist, college songs. Since that time the word has been jt^real thing 1‘j a Manhattan, partlc- principal actors. 8:40 7:40—N. Y. U. lecture. 9:45 8:45—Three dance orcbestiHs. Baltimore and Ohio glee clubs, with 365.6—WEBH-WJJD. CHICAGO-^^aO, passed around through the medium iutarly when you're leaning over the Norma Shearer, as Rose Tre- prominent vocal soloists, and WCBD’s 10:00 9:00—Columbia feature hour. 11:00 t0:00-Specht’s orchestia. 8:30 7:30—WEAF Selberllng singera. of “ word of mouth’’ advertising and i^of of a,sky-toucher looking down lawney, offers perhaps her most microphone will be present at the com­ 9:00 8:00—Theater presentations. With a Tendency to ScaKness mencement . exercises of Zion Con­ 333.1—WBZ. NEW ENGLAND-90a it’s a safe bet to say that this topic (W the bright splashes of color and striking role since her rapid eleva- servatory of Music and Art. Features 7:30 6:30—Mozart trio. 9:30 8:30—Mooseheart children. the moving figures. ! lion to stardom. Miss Shearer is and Dandruff 8:00 7:00—W.IZ Stromberg-Catlson. 10:00 9:00—Theater presentations is the all-absorbing one of the day for 9,:3ll Include concerts by the muni­ 12:00 11:00—Artists entertainment. Tea parties atop the roofs ot ever beautiful and has'never been cipal Mnd of Baltimore under the di­ . 8:30 7:30—Morey’s singing orchestra. with the kiddles as well as the 9:00 8:0(t—Amphlon concert ensem. 416.4—WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. Studio buildings in the raid Fifties seen in a better setting than ' the Results in 7 Days rection of Nelson C. Kratz. thro\igh 9:00 8:00—WEAF progs. (1V4 bra.) grownups of the city. WBAL.' Creatore’s band wjth Panline 10:00 9 :00 -Boston Strolling players. 1 ifeve been catching on . . . Ma.\ gay and feminine costumes of the * - 10:30 9:30—Dusk In Dl.xie. 11:15 10:15—Quintet; boss race. Gentry Bros. Circus this season Talma, soprano, through WPG and the 11:30 10:30—Sam ’n’ Henry;, ship. ShhusleV, the big crossword-and- This wonderful surgeon’s pr^ National male quartet through CNRA. 491.5— WEAF. NEW YORK—610. will add thousands of new-honors '80's. 12:00 11:00—Republican National con­ 12:10 11:10—I'Mende; dance music. '^rader-Horn man, is credited with The story has to do with a beau­ scrlption now known all over Qoldnian’s b'ahd will ho heard in its 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—870. to its already lon,g list, as it Is pre­ first summer recital before tho mlcro- vention. originating the Idea. . . .H e en­ tiful young actress who falls in love America .as Moone'8 Emerald OH. C;(I0 5:nn—Waldorf-Astoria music. 8:00 7:00—Scrap book; Jack-Qene. senting a performance said to be Phobea'of WJZ and Blue network sta­ 8:20 7 :20 -Contralto; The Angelua. tertained nearly 200 persons on the with a scion of wea'lth. Eventually is so efficient in the treatment of tions at 8:30. Ben Bernic’s orchestra. 5:5.5—Baseball: dance band. unparalleled in circus history. With 6:30—Soconyland sketch, "John 447.5—WMAQ-WQJ. CHICAGO—;670. roof of his office building. . . . she comes to live, in his house, but skin diseases that the Itching of Zeirha O’Neal. Raymond Hitchcock, 9:30 8:30—Orchestra; Auld Sandy. the big show are the most wonder­ and Earl Hampton are the guests of Hancock’s Romance." Dally tills strange city gets fur­ it all seams cold and unkind to eczema often stops with one appli­ 7:00—Musical .miniatures .with 10:00 9:00—Bagdad Bedouins; pianist. ful aerialists of the age, the nation’s WGBS's Theater hoar which begins at 8:00 11:00 10:00—Amos 'n' Andy;;.orch. ther from the earth on which It her. It is here that this picture cation. 7:30. WEAF. WJZ and both the Red Julian Oliver, tenor. foremost gymnasts, and the most 7:30—Selberllng male voices. 11:22 10:22—Studio dance music. Stands. . . . An amazing amount forms one of the most unusual cli­ A few applications and the most and Blue networks will make public 8:30 499.7— WFAA, DALLAS—600. remarkable host of athletes, eques­ the datalla of the happenings at the 9:00 8:00—Eveready hour featuring of the average New Yorker's time maxes. In summing up the entire persistent cases of Eczema often Republican National convention which Perle BartI. soprano, and ll:UU 10:00—studio program. trians and clowns ever carried by Willard Robison, populsr 12:00 11:00—Bridge lesson; niusta is spent well off the ground. . . . theme it can be easily said that are healed never to return. tak^s place at Kansas City. The 374.8—w o e . DAVENPORT—800. Gentry Brothers during their 41 broadcasts will go on the air at noon. singer. He works in an office building and this is a true-to-ltfe drama for Moone’s Emerald Oil Is safe and 10:00 y;00—Eskimos dance orcneslra. 9:00 8:00—Muscatine Rotary band. years in the circus world. those who love real human prob­ pleasant to use and It Is so power­ 10:00 9:00—WEAF orchestras. goes home to a skyscraper apart­ Wave letigths In metera on ten ot 10:30 9:30—I’ulaL* D‘Or orchestra This marvel super-show has three U;.30 10:30-Janssen’s Hofbrou orch. 11:00.10:00—Contralto, barttone, pianist ment, traveling on the elevated or lems of understanding. , fully antiseptic and deodorant that station title, ktlocyxles on the right. 12.00 11:00—Two dance orcheatraa. rings, two elevated stages, 500 peo­ The companion-feature Is "H a r­ Times are Eastern Daylight Saving 454.3— WJZ. NEW YORK—660. under the city. . . . They dance even odors arising from ulcers, 12:00 11:00—Republican National con- 325.9— KOA, DENVER—920. ple. 300 horses, 30 clowns, 60 old Teen,” co-starring Arthur Lake gangrene and cancer are instantly and Eastern Standard. Black type 10:00 9:00—WEAP' Eskimos orchestra on the roofs and attend the roof indicates best features. ventlon. riders, 64) acrobats and is transport­ theaters. . . .Their feet rest on and Mary Brian. Millions of peo­ killed. ‘ 6;iiti n:iiii—Baseliall: dinner music. 10:30 9:30—Farm queatioc box ed on its own special train of dou­ 7:00 6:00—Blind F lundatlon program 535.4— WHO, DES MOINES—86a terra firma.ojily during those few ple have followed the hilarious ad­ Moone’s Emerald Oil In the orig­ Leading East Stations. 7;3u 6:30—Fundamental law talk. 8:30 7:30—Trio; aoloiats; Victorians. ble length cars. It also has the hours when they shop or walk from ventures of this famous newspaper inal bottle is dispensed by pharma­ 8:00 7:00—Stromberg-Carlson hour. 9:00 8:00—WEAF Eveready hour. greatest collection of the earth’s (DST) (.ST) U);30 9:30—Instrumental trio, aonga. station to destination. cartoon for several years. None of cists. Magnell Drug Co. always 278.«—WPQ, ATLANTIC CITY—110O. 8:30 7:30—Goldman band. rarest animals. At 11 a. m. a pic­ the screamingly funny situations have Moone’s Emerald Oil on hand. 8:30 7:30—Creator’s band, soprano. 10:15 9:15—Continentals operatic prog 12:00 11:00—Orcheatra, Victorians. U:iio 8:uo—Chalfoiite-Haddon trio. 11:U0' 10:00—Slumber music. 499.7—WBAP. FORT WORTH—60a turesque street parade will be given. The traffic cop who wears a fresh — Adv. 11:80 10:80—Musical program. ' 10:00 9:00—Harmony male quartet. 348.6— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—860. The doors to the immense mena­ (farnation in his buttonhole each 10:30 9:30—Thre dance orches'tras. 7:00 6:00—-Children's hour; duets. 2:00 1:00—Theater features. gerie open at 1 and 7 p. m. and tlje 286.5—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 10:00 9:00—Emo’s movie broadcasL 499.7_KTHS, h o t SPRINGS—60a day. . . . The wilted wreaths that 8:00 7:0lt—WJZ Stromberg-Cnrlson 10:30 9:30—Two dance orchestras. 9:45 8:45—String trio; philosopher. big show performance starts at 2 idorn the Central Park memorial 315.6— KDKA. PITTSBURGH—950. 10:10 9:10—Blues songs; planisL 8:30 7:30—Contralto, pianist. 370.2— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—8ia and S p. m. t© the soldiers who died in the announcement 9:00 8:Q(>—Baltimore, Ohio glee clubs 6:15 6:15—Little Symphony orch. Gentry Brothers' motto has al­ 10:00 9:00—Baltimore Park bano. 6:55 6:55—Baseball scores; quarteL 10:00 9:00—WEAF Eskimos orchestra great war. . . . Those summer 608.2— WEEI, BOSTON—690. 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 10:30 9:30—Artists; orch; artists. ways been "Quality, Honesty and haircuts. . . . And the growing 10:00 9:00—Maytag Ramblers prog. 1:46 12:45—Nlghthawk frolic. Newly formed six piece or­ 8:00 7:00— Pilgrims entertainmenu 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—64a Cleanliness” , and this season’s vogue of varl-(:olored berets. . . . 8:30 7:.SO—WEAF programs (1 hr.s.) 10:30 9:30—Sacred song recital. production is no exception to the chestra. American and Eu­ 10:40 9:40—nine’s dance orchestra. 461.6— WCAE, PITTSBURGH—650. 12:00 11:00—N. B. C, programs. Sidewalk merchants vending 461.3— WNAC. BOSTON—650. 7:30 6:30—Uncle Glmbee; addresa 1:00 12:00—Moore’s concert orch. time-tested rule. Supreme effort ragged-looking geraniums. . . . ropean music for Dances, 6:30 5:30—Dinner music; organist. 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs. (2% hrs.) 2:00 1:00—Dance orchestras. 384.4—KGO, OAKLAND-7Sa has been made to present an un­ The big show has more than 30 Tbe dandelion leaf peddlers of 8:00 7:00—Gp’ ry house tonight. 405.2— WFI, PHILADELPHIA—740. excelled circus performance and Weddings, Picnics, etc. 9:00 8:00-WOR Columbia hours. 6:45 5:4.^—Baseb.all scores. 3:30 11:30—Don Amazlo. violinist. famous funsters this year. Two of Houston street. . . . Lon Chaney ll:l.S 10:15—Rhode’s orchestra. 7:00 6:00—WEAF programs (4 nrs.) 1:00 13:00—Pilgrims concert. this effort has met with startling the leading clowns are shown qbove. going about town with the "mis­ 302.8—WQR, BUFFALO—990. 280.2— WHAM. ROCHESTER—1070. 254.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1180. 8:00 7:00—Burch’s Buccaneers. success. I sus.” . . • And looking very much 6:30 5:30—Van Surdam's orchestra. 7:15 6 :1 5 -Baseball scores; stocka Although space forbids printing 7:00 6:00—WEAF progs (3t^ hrs.) 8:00 7:00—WJZ Stromberg-Carlson. 9:00 8:00—Studio features (3% hrs.) like Lon Chaney. . . . Janet Gay- Garbaldi Orchestra 545.1-WMAK, BUFFALO—550. 8:30 7:30—Odenhach’s orchestra 422.3— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—7ia thejong list of stars'wlth the Gen­ the Royal Circus, Budapest: the 12:00 11:00—N. B. C. programs. nor, the overnight find of the 8:30 7:30—Musical program. 9:30 8:30—Soprano: organ recital. try Bros. Circus the following well Pacheco troupe of six in thrilling movies, getting introduced to New See Manager 48 School St., «:00 8:00—WOR Columbia hours. 379.5—WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 1:00 12:00—Great composers hour. aerial and acrobatic offerings: Lsf- 11:0.1 10:05—Arcadia baud boys. 12:55 tl;.55—Time; weather: markets. 2:00 1:00—Dance orchestra, known artists may be mentioned: Yorkers at every swanky recep­ South Manchester 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 2:00 1:00- Theater organ recital. 348.6—KJR, SEATTLE—86a Cottrell-Powell troupe, world'tam­ Flor and Perez troupe of Spanish tion. . . . Very young, extremely 8:4" 7;4ti—Inslrtimeiilul solos. 6:00 5:00—Stocks: baseball scores. 12:00 11:00—Twins; studio trio. ed equestrians: O’Neal Trio, sensa­ acrobats: the Koban-Sakata troupe attractive and a fine little actress. 9:00 8:00—Orchestra: ensemble. 6:30 5:30—'Pen Eyck dinner music. 2:00 1:00—Vic M.ver’s orchestra, of Japanese gymnasts, the famous l'J::to !t:30—Bnsehnll scores: artists. 7:00 6:00—WEAF progs. (4% hrs.) 344.6—WCBD. ZION—870. tional gymnasts: Tresberes family, . Perhaps the best we have 11:00 10:00—Accordionist, baritone. 11:30 10:30—Buffalo dance music. 0:00 8:00—Music Conservatory grad* daring Mexican equilibrists: Six Davenport family of riders, the uatlon exercises. produced in many a year. . . • 12:1)0 11 ;00—Mtllors orchestra. . 12:00------11:00-Shea’s------Symphony orch. Nevaros, unrivaled acrobats: the Aerial Whites, the Knight family And Greta Nlssen sipping tea- Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. Peerless Potters, amazing riders: .ot daring wire walkers, and score She brin.gs from Hollywood 288.3—WENR. CHICAGO—104a 246.8— WKRC. CINCINNATI—1220. 8:00 7:00—Concert quartet. planlsL th^ Zenaros, Intrepid aerfalists from’ upon scores of others. ______a new fad. . . • It’s a- 11:00 10:00—.Movies; children’s prog. 8:30 7:30—Norfleet trio. talk. 7:00 6:00—Organ; artists; stocks. A HOME OF YOUR OWN 12:011 11:00—Dance program. 394.5— WHN, NEW YCRK—760. 9:00 8:00—Samovar orch., artists. fly that perches partly on the lett 361.2—WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. 1:00 6:00—Music, artists (5 hrs.) 306.9— WHT, CHICAGO—980, LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS. shoulder. . . . Earl Carroll busy­ We have just the place you want ^ 8:00 7:00—Musical program. 370.2—WLWL, NEW YORK—810, 9:80 8:30—Orchestra, male trio. I NEW INSTRUCTORS AT ing about Broadway. . . • Ana 11:00 10:00—Coney Island orchestra. 7:05 6:06—Baritone, organ recital 10:00 9:00—Ramblers, viollnlsu Henry street. 266.3^WHK, CLEVELAND-1130. 7:30 6:30—Talk: opera excerpts. 10:30 9:30—Your hour league. . At New York— A1 Singer, New William Anthony McGuire, who All improvements, 8i30 ' 7:30—Beau Brummels; orch. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—676. 319—KOIL. COUNCIL BLUFFS—94a York featherweight, outpointed thought he was a producer until he Large Reception Hall, liarge Living Room, 9:30 8:30—Dance music (3 hrs.) 8:30 7:30—Pianist, contralto violinist 9:30 8:30—Yeomenry program. KEMFS VIOUN SCHOOL lost, his money. . . • 440.9— W eX-W JR, DETROIT—680. 8:15 7:15—Pianist, contralto, tenor. 11:00 10:00—Spokane C, of C- prog. Petey Mack, Jersey City, 6. 3 Porches, 8MI0 7:00—WJZ Stromberg-Cnrlson, 9:00 S:00—Violinist, pianist; talk. 1:00 12:00—Maids; organist; frolic. At Boston— Jimmy Maloney, gave him a musical comedy to write Sidewalks, 8:30 7:30—Business talk; trio. 9:50 8 :50 -Baritone, soprano, tenor. 340.7—WJAX, JACKSONVILLE—88a Boston heavyweight, won decision The Summer 'Violin School is and he’s back in the Rolls-Royce Large lot 10:00 9:00—Manuel girls; orchestra. 365.6— w eSH . PORTLAND—820. 10:00 9:00—Studio program. list . .i . Helen Chandler, the Hou.se just completed, ready for occui>ancy, 11:00 10:00—Red Apple Club progmm. 7:00 6:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 10:30 9:30—Dance orchestra. over Jack De Mave. Caldwell, N. making another generous offer for 352.7—WWJ. DETROIT—850. 9:00 8:00—Studio concerL 416.4—KHJ. LOS ANGELES—72a J.. 10. the second season, being conducted youVg actress deserting Broadway Price very reasonable. 10:00 9:00—WEAF Eskimos orch. 11:00—N. B. C. programs. tor 'Hollywood. . . . The sand­ 8:00 7:j)0—Musical program. 12:00 ’ At Hartford— Frankie O’Brien at Kemp’s Music House by Walter Shown by appointment. 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs (2 nrs.) 293,9—WSYR. SYRACUSE—1020. 1:00 12:00—Studio musical program. wich men who wear ash-can straw 7:30 : —Syracuse dinner music. gained New England middleweight Joyner. Announcement that this 9:31)—International program. 6 80 405.2-WCCO, MINN.. ST. PAUL—74a hats. . . . The old signs: “ Straw 11:00 10:00—Orchestra: string pickers. 10:00 9:00—Meryl's requests. 8:00 7:00-WJZ Stromberg-Carlson. championship by winning from A1 plan for summer study would be 476.9—CNRA, MCNCTCN—630. 356.9—CKCL, TORONTO—840. 8:30 7:30—^VEAF programs 12 hrs.) hats cleaned while you wait” are W. HARRY ENGLAND 9:00 8:00—Instrumental quartet. 7:00 6:00—Popular music; trio. Mello, Lowell, Mass., on foul, 4. continued again this summer has 10:80 9:S0—Concert; mnle qunrteL Jimmy White, Boston, outpointed out Again. But try and wait. . . • Manchester Green, , Hione 74 10:06 9:00—National male quartet. 8:30 7:30—Radio Hawaiians. 11:30 10:30—Long's orchoslra. met with conriiderable enthusia'bm If you have plenty of time. . . • 1J;C0 10:00—Little concert orch. 9:00 8:00—Simpson opera hour. 336.9—WSM, NASHVILLE—890. Joe Smith, Hartford, 8. by parents who wish their children 309.1—WABC. NEW YCRK—970. 11:00 10:00—Goldkette’a orchestra. 10:30 •J;3I>—OrchPsIrn; i«nnr. Percy Hammond, the erudite drama 7:45 6:45—Musical program. 468.5—WRC. WASHINGTON—640. to have oportunlty to study when cjritlc, who comes from Cadiz, 7:30 6:30—Lotus dance music. 11:15 10:15—Pianist; studio program. Cheer up! There can’t be any 8:45 7:45—.Songs; talk; orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Bnritout.'. tenor: conceit. free from other educational cares. 10:00 9:00—Orchestra; club program. 8:00 7:00—WE.\F programs (2 hrs.) more divorces than there arp mar­ The studio at Kemp’s Music Houae Ohio. . . . 348.6—WGBS. NEW YCRK—860. 11:00 10:00—WJZ Slumber music. 608.2—WOW. OMAHA—590. riages. 7:30 6i36—Theater stars hour. 8:00 7:00—WEAF programs (4 an.) 10:00 9:00—Popular, old time uiustcol is cool, and being surrounded with ^ When it comes to ‘'rackets” an atmosphere of music through the Broadway IS impossible to beat! wide variety of musical merchaur The other day a theatrical man who dlse on display pupils show good in­ Of a golf hound was complaining in Boys* Blue Suits centive to study. bis office thaf scores of golf balls Classes for beginners are being are lost in a lake on the Van Court- For Graduation and Confirmation organized. Pupils are also being laud course. He was overheard enrolled for private lessons. Ad­ apd within a week a “ racketeer” Time to be thinking of the gradu­ vanced pupils are receiving ensem­ had bought the "lake concession ation suit. Of course it will be blue. ble training and preparation for for ?30 a month. The concession solo or orchestral: career. Mr. gives him the exclusive privilege of That’s correct, too, for confirmation Joyner is personally directing the dragging the lake and reclaiming and all dress occasions. The very class work, and will accept a limited thfe golf balls. These he re-sells latest .styles in single and double- number of pupils for private les­ to the golfers or to second hand breasted models in serge and cheviot. © sons. William Turkington receives c - em sport Store owners— the sale de- to / u tn m pupils for private lessons only. z 12 © to VI © 9) 0 . •W lendlng on the condition of the Good Clothes One Dollar a Week. « Delega­ s> •m 9) Delega­ > •5 © 93 Recently Mr. Joyner made ar­ tel > > m © is if t lall when found. tions 0 , ^ •• 0 ■ t: © tions § o e 1 f i m o © rangements to include on the teach­ o ts 0 s o © Tie that one, if you can! ■ ^ c > S -a .ft- o c • > O U s: O C ing staff, Manchester’s well known GILBERT SWAN. master of dance and concert or­ e s a r i s c h 15 Ala. ;{i N. J. chestra, Albert Behrend. This an TH ^ M nouncement will be received with V Tan is one of the popular spring colors. That ought to make Will Ariz. 0 N. M. enthusiasm ,as Mr. , Behrend 2 4 < 0 A f 'v m i t v s .'S t . 0 Hays one of our most popular HARTFORD through his many years of profes young men. The Senate oil investi­ J1 Aik. 1 , 00 N. y. . . slonal work on the violin has made gators tanned him plenty. a large number of friends in and about Manchester. Mr. Behrend is CaliN 20 N. C. 20 , . prepared to receive pupils for pH 13 N. D. , • yate lessons. Arrangements may f 15 Colo. be made with him personally or 51 Ohio through the Violin Schdol at Kemp’s J7 4'onn. Music House. '■'j 0 Del. 20 Okla. ’ ■ 1 * SALE AT OLD WOOD SHOP 10 Fla. \ 13 Ore. $ lb Ga. 70 Penn. TO HELD AGAIN SOON i 13 R. I. 11 Ida. Two attempts to dispose of the 11 Sa C» • 0 stock of the Old Wood Shop on 01 III. • Pitken street, conducted by the late Fred E. Hughes, were made Satur Last > 83 Ind. 13 ^S. D. day and yesterday and about half of the stock was sold. The auction •20 la. 10 Tenn, advertised for Saturday brought out' a fair sized crowd Including 20 Tex. several collectors, but the rain in­ 23 Kas. ■ terfered with the sale, which was - j. postponed to Monday. Yesterday's 11 Utah / Chance 20 Ky. ■ ■ ~\ auction was attended mostly by lo­ cal people and considerable stock Vt. 12 La. 11 was sold, mostly at low prices. The auctioneer, John Mitchell of 15 Me. .15 Va. f Greenwich,! had arranged to return To Receive a Ton r 9 in two or three weeks and auction 10 Md. 17 Wash. off the remainder of ‘ the stock which includes a quantity . of an­ tique furniture, old clocks and 10 W. Va. A - • 30 Mass. t . smaller articles a6 well as pictures of COAL FREE t ■* and modern art goods. Public no­ 20 WIs. • - • Mirb. t *- tice wil,l be given of the next sale. 33 WR^ each ton delivered on or. before June 16th we give a coupon which entitles Wyo. ' • i. -' • *'27 Minn. 0 y An Illipois man,. 74, got married the hold^ to chance on a ton of coal to be given away. Why not put coal in ncm T Jthe other day,and bis soft had him y-You ttijay be the lucky one. Alas. , arrested on an insanity charge.'' MIm . 2 .1-“ Old enough, perhaps, to know bet­ ^2 D.. C. . .F ter. ■ ' ‘ .W. Mo. ' . '/ • r - $ Mont. 2 Hawaii •» ■ V • i * The .. f • CHANGE YOUR OIL < . mf 'I*. Is. f • 10 Xfbp. ) • 2 1 4 1 Use Marlanil Super Motor Oil 2 1*. R. ‘ *',.0 ■Nev. ■ f . i t ■1 \ Phone 201 South Manchester ...... 1 ..L. i ) Total CasqibeD’s Stitibn + ■ ’ ' . -■ ■ 'M X. H, / J' • ‘ Plume 1651

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■ ,-r .l^i’.-.Tv:-'. ’ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENTN<5 HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1928. CONfENINN aCAltS Ordered Paid Building Inspector’s Report With Jitney Players Here Tomorrow Evening ROPES M DISGUISE •/ The following bills were ordered paid by the Selectmen last night: The following report of Building Inspector Edward C.'Elliott, Jr.i Abraitis, Mrs. Frank, board and c a r e ...... $ 20.00 was accepted by the Board of Selectmen last night: Adams, John Q. & Co., office supplies . : ...... 33.00 South Manchester, Conn., June 1, 1928. .'Idkins Printing Co., printing...... ‘45.59 Hon. Board of Selectmen, Reporter T d k His Eqieri- Aetna Brush Co., brush ...... 5.25 Manchester, Conn. Anderson & Noren, groceries ...... 17.36 'Gentlemen: races as D el^ates Meet .Andisio, Evasio, rent ...... ^ ...... 22.UU My report as Building Inspector for the month of May, 1928, is Armstrong, William, care of dump ...... 50.00 herewith submitted: Auto Tire Co., truck tires ...... i '. . . 25.00 Telephone Exchange. ' ' Hin at £ R. SlatioD. Qario, Antonio, milk ...... 8.90 S. N. E. Telephone Co., East Center St., Exchange . . - r . .. $74,000 / Barry, Michael J., services— Memorial Day .. . 7.50 Apartments. __ 2.75 H .Mlntz, Rear Cowles Hotel, Apartments...... $10,000 Beebe, Stephen, paint, etc...... By Roland Krebs Brazouski. Adam, Groceries ...... 24.00 Dwellings. ' Bronke, R. W., milk ...... 9.92 George Kuhney, Henry Street ...... '•$ 9,500 Kansas .City, June 12 — The first Brooks, Rev. George, Speaker— Memorial aDy 25.00 E. J. McCabe, Russell St...... 8,000 great truth that str..ck convention Brown, A. L. & Co., furnishings...... 4.95 Robert J. Smith, Henry St. Ext...... 7,0_00 visitors sqnarely In the windpipe Campbell’s Filling Station, o i l ...... 30.25 Ralph Thrall, et al, Phelps Road ...... 7,000 was that, despite all the bow-do- Gharlier, Paul, blacksmith ...... '.... 5.49 Wlinam Stiles,-Hollister S L ...... 6,500 yon-do that’s been made about It, Chartier, Ray, board and care ...... -v 30.00 E. J. Holl, Proctor Road ...... 6,000 tbu tobacco habit; positively Is not Cheney Brothers, dinners— Memorial Day .... 29.00 E. J. Holl. Proctor R o a d ...... 6,000 spreading. Cheney, Brothers, rent and labor ...... 22.97 E. J. Holl, Bond St...... 6.000 At least, it’s certainly not spread­ City of Waterbury, board and care ...... 72.48 jE. J. Holl, Hollister St...... 6,000 ing among the gents who make Cowles, C. W „ Est., r e n t ...... 43.00 Horace McMullin,. ct al. View St...... 5,800 presidents and noise. You’ve nsver . Dewey-Richman Company, office supplies .... 3.56 F.tndS'Dion, Ridgewood St...... 5,600 seen so many cigars on the loose Dolan, Edwa,rd G., D. D. S., dental work ...... 5.00 John T. Hayes, Emerson St...... 5,000 V as are being passed out at this con­ Dorward, E. Marion, Organist— Memorial Day . ID.00 Harold Balch, Northfield St...... 4,'200 vention. Cigars, cigars everywhere 80.00 —Photo by Bachrach —Photo by Haley —Photo by Haley Duffy, James, attendance officer ...... $82,500 Alice Keating — but no tobacco In them. 30.00 ' Bushnell Chenoy Betty Wallace No more had the writer piled Dunn, Mrs. Mabel, board and c a r e ...... (Mrs. Bushnell Cheney)' Elmer Auto Company, auto p a rts...... 3.22 Alterations and Additions. himself and his extra collar off the England, W. Harry, groceries ...... 45.00 H .Mintz, 217 N. Main St., alteratlbns and additions...... ,..$ 7,000 train this morning, than a stop Ensworth, L, L. & Son, Inc., steel, etc...... 96.76 Dougan Dye Works, Inc., Harrison St., alterations and additions 3j^00 Nathan B. Richards. Park St., alterations and m ovin g...... 2^00 Hoover enthusiast rushou up, mis­ Farr, Mrs, Lucy, r e n t ...... 18.00 taking him for a delegate. Friend, Amos E., M. D., medical attention .... 3.00 M. J. Coughlin, 185 N. Main St., alterations and additions ..... 2,500 JITNEY ARTISTS WILL GIVE, TOLLAND 50.49 Gertrude Rogers, 63 Prospect St, alterations and additions .... 800 “ Do you smoke?’’ he asked after a’ Garrone’s Market, groceries ...... hearty handshake and a playful 4.10 Carl Thorln, et al,‘ 224 W .Center St., alterations...... 200 Grezel, Alfred A., plumbing w o r k ...... punch in the appendicitis scar. Hannon, P. F., groceries ; ...... 24.67 Mike Mlnnlch, 79 Bridge St., alterations ...... 150 SHERIDAN P U Y TOMORROW Miss Helen Chapin who spent sev­ 5.00 Louis Andlslo, et al, 9 Cottage St., addition...... 125 "Yes,” I said like a big fool. BLayes, Archie H., horse hire ...... A eral weeks at the home of her aunt “ Have a cigar,’' he lied like a Herald Printing Company, advertising...... 50.00 Andrew Clemson, 108 North Elm St., alterations add additions.. 85 Mrs. Charles C. Talcott, has return­ 35.00 Joseph Wroblskl, 5 North St., alterations and additions----- . . . 75 Traveling Theater at dog. Hewitt, Mark, cow pasturage ...... • LOCAL MAN RURDS ed to her home in Oradell, New It was a tempting looking thing High School Band, Band— Memorial D a y ...... 50.00 Gaetano PolUo, 40 Irving St., alterations and addition^,...... 50 Jersey. Alex Kwetkowskl, 43 Elward St., additions...... 25 Educational Square — long, fat, of brunette complexion Holl, Edward J.. rent 40.00 Mrs. Charles H. Daniels spent the William SauPdQsky, 47 Edward St., additions...... 25 and wearing a band o. Ringing Holmau, Mrs. C. ’w., Treas., Child Welfare Approp...... Tomorrow I^ight. BIG MOTOR BOAT week-end in Windsor, the guest of Brothers— Barnum and Bailey hu^a Holmes, Mark, use of truck ...... 3.00 W. J. Carr, 96 Maple St., alterations...... 25 Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Pratt and 27.22 about its middle. It seemed to have Horne & Schwartz Company, office supplies...... $16,560 The Jitney Players with their family. Hotel Sheridan, room and board ...... 12.85 Launches It in Connecticut a Havana wraper, bht it must have Garages. travelling theater will give a single Aaron Pratt, Jr., and Mary Agnes been wrapped in roofiing paper. Hunter, Mrs., board and c a r e ...... 64.00 performance of Richard Brinsley Pratt of Winsor, were recent guests Louis Pola, 59 School St...... 1,250 River— Is Cruiser Type and After one puff, three and a hall Ingraham, A. W., sharpening tools . .. r ...... 4.00 Sheridan’s “ A Trip to Scarboro,” at of their grandmother Mrs. Charles 22.25 Wm. Coseo, et al, 21 Phelps Road ...... 500 Has 20 Horse Power Motor. coughs and a choking fit, I looked Johnson, Mrs. Nicholas, board and care ...... Educational Square, Main and K. Daniels. Kearns, Mrs. Katherine, board and c a r e ...... 22.16' John Clarkv 486 Parker St...... 450 School streets, tomorrow night at at the buining end to sec whether 20.90 Walter Yurgel, 165 Maple St...... 450 Arthur Bam forth of 38 Hudson Mr, and Mrs. George Newman or not a part of the llnln: of the Kellum, J. W., r e n t ...... tiine o'clock.. and daughter.Althea, of Rockville, Kissman, Adpipb, board and care ...... 49.00 August Andrulot, 58 Summer St...... 400 street, yesterday took the boat donor’s pocket had stuck to it. Not This comedy by the famous Eng­ which'he built during the winter Mrs. Gertrude Gaffney and daugh­ Kittle, Robert, groceries ...... 43.68 Hugo Kohls, 151 Pltkln.St...... 4^00 lish wit, first performed at the it was the so-to-speak penecto. 113.00 Ray Mercer, 114 Summit St...... 400 months in the barn at the rear oX ter, Shirley of'H'&rtford, and Mrs. The first puff suggested a three- Koehler, Martin, labor at Northwest Cemetery . . Drury Lane Theater, London, one Mable Newman Morganson and son Krah, Fred A., killing and investigating dbg cases 138.00 John J. Flavell, 173 Woodbridge St...... 400 hundred and fifty years ago, is now his home, over to the Connecticut alarm lire in a glue factory. The 68.35 Jacob Turek, 35 Flower St...... 350 river to be launched. He has nam­ ^rank of Tolland, were Sunday second puff— reminded you of the Little & McKinney, grain ...... being produced professionally for guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Madden, J. H., groceries ...... 6.60 Isaac Lydall, 156 Summit St...... 300 ed the boat “ Shirber” In honor of stuff the health department burns the first time in America by the Newman. Manchester Chamber of Commerce, expense of office 27.42 Adam Blovlsh, 65 North St...... 300 Jitney Players. his two children Shirley and Ber­ all over the house after junior gets Manchester Electric Co., electric cu rren t...... Geo. hi. Cox, 6 Hudson St...... 300 of the nice. Miss Hazel West of Snipsic who over his whooping cox:gh.\ The complete program underwent an operation at the Hart­ Manchester Electric Co., electric supplies’ ...... 12.40 William Kanehl, Mather St...... 250 play follows: The "Shirber” is a 26 by 9 raised Not a Deleghte ! •Nc* Manchester Gas Company, gas serv ice...... 13.43 Albin Samuelson, 114 Hemlock St...... 200 "A Trip to Scarboro,” a play deck cruiser equipped with a 29 ford hospital a short time ago, is After I explained that I was. not Manchester Memorial Hospital, board and cure ...... 24.75 A. J. Dubuque, 24 Falrvlew St...... 17b with music by Richard Brinsley horse power motor with the ex­ at the home of her parents slowly a delegate, the stop-Hoo*ver fellow’s Manchester Motor Sales Co., auto p arts...... 5.59 Sheridan; lyrics by Clifford Bax; terior finished with mahogany trim improving. chin fail and he seemed to wish Manchester Plumbing & Supply Co., hardware and supplies .. 15.67 $6,125 Music by Martin Shaw. First per­ and the interior in natural pine. Miss Katherine Bartlett was a he had his cigar back. He can have Manchester Sand & Gravel Company, trap rock ...... 182.97 Miscellaneous. formed at Drury Lane Theater In The cabin contains 4 berths a galley guest of friends in Hartford Friday. two-thirds of it back If h i’Il prowl Martin-New York Tent Company, canvas c o v e r ...... 14.49 W .R. Campbell, 76 N. Bchool St., hen coop ...... $100 1777. ‘ and a lavatory. The boat is of the Mrs. Lafayette B. Ladd and in the second refuge can on the Miner, Mrs., board and care ...... 28.09 B .T. Allen, 37 Doane St., hen c o o p ...... $109 Dramatis Personae: >V bottom type and will have a max­ Raymond Ladd of Rockville were right at the taxicab gate at Union Mintz, H., furnishings ...... 36.72 Louis Riess, 52 Wetherell St, hen c o o p ...... 75 Lord. B’opplngton. Arthur Strcom imum cruising speed of 8 or 9 miles 1 Sunday guests of friends. station. If that du&e Is really sin­ S. J. Walkey, Hillstown, hen c o o p ...... 50 I.' Mohr’s Bakery, b re a d ...... • 12.00 Sir Tunbelly Clumsy, Wynn Young an hour. The gas tanks are located William Agard and daughter cere about stopping Hoo er, he Morris & Company, meats,^etc...... 4.47 Sarah E .Smith ,134 N. School St...... 25 Lieutenant Townley, Robert Par­ in the rear, the engine in the center Luclle Agard, entertained relatives 2.41 ought to get the secretary to smoke Noble & Westbrook, stamps ...... sons and the cabin forward. from Bridgeport, Conn., over the just half of one of those hawsers. Orfltelli, Michael, rent ...... 46.90 $350 Loveless, Harris'on Dowd The boat was such a size It was week-end.' 8.30 Total ...... $189,535 In the lobby of tho Muehlebach Packard’s Pharmacy, drugs ...... Tom Fashion, Howard Starkib necessary to remove the back of the Mrs. Anna M. Searles has re­ hotel *15 minutes Irter I shook 99.72 Respectfully submitted, La Varole, Charles Kradoski Park Hill Flower Shop, flowers ...... barn in order to get it out on to the turned from a visit in Mass., and hands with a draft-Coolidge guy. He 20.00 Edward 0. Elliott, Jr. Lory. Richard Skinner Peterson, C. J., r e n t ...... truck and trailer that was to haul New Hampshire. was more~aangero'ts than the stop- . 26.94 Probe, Charles Roberts it to the river. The boat was lifted Pinehurst Grocery, meats and groceries ...... William Rosbrooks, Mrs. Emma Hoover gadget. He car.-ied his ropes Pola, L. Coal Company, w o o d ...... ,...... 7.50 Mendlegs, Raymond Dalroy down on the trailer by means of a Brown. Mr. and Mrs, Henry j Wil­ 11.40 Servant, William Langdon by the boxful under his arm. Quinn, J. H. & Co., d r u g s ...... block ^nd fall hitched to a Mack liams of East Hartford, were Sun­ “ Have a smoke, old man,” he Rich, Richard G., insurance...... 79.40 WAPPING GREAD Amanda, Mavis Walsh truck. An Essex coach was tried day guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Er­ Salvation Army Band, band— Memorial D a y ...... 62.60 Berinthia, Alice B. Keating first but the boat weighed so much said. nest Hall and family. I am an old man now. Ak*he open- St. John, Charles H., flag pole repairs ...... 6.00 Miss Hoyden, Betty Wallace it counter-balanced the car and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson en­ 6.25 ■ Mrs. Coupler, Lillie Lane the box, a card decorated with holly Sanitary Products Corp.. towels ...... MIss; Clara Chandler, Miss The .patriotic program, present­ lifted it clean off the ground. The tertained their son William Sumner Skrabacy, Charles, groceries ...... 25.00 .Nurse, Annie Seymour truck easily lifted the boat and in a wreaths fluttered onto the clc’-k’s ' Louise Wentworth and Charlie ed by, the children at the church Simpson, of New York City, over desk. On it was written, “ A Merry Shearer, Florence B., Sec., Evening School Supplies...... 411.93 Hayes motored to New Hampshire Scene: Scarboro and its Neighbor­ few minutes it was safely on the 30.50 Sunday morning was as follows: hood. Prologue spoken by Arthur the week-end. Xmas from Aunt Louise” . That Schieldge, W. H., prin tin g...... , last Saturday and spent the week­ Match— By the children carrying trailer enroute for the river. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson, Silk City Band, Service of B a n d ...... 42.50 end with friends. Slrcom shoiild have been the tip-off, but 1 11.00 Hags. Act 1 Mrs, Frank T. Newcomb, Miss Lilia touched it' off. Smith, John W., auto rep airs...... Newcomb and Phyllis Ne’wcomE of 141.55 Mr. and Mrs, Henry S. Nevets Recitation, This is the fiag 1 love Scene 1 The Hall of an Inn' The funies were just like those of Smith, Robert J., insurance...... i and their daughters, the Misses — By the primary class. Har(^ford were guests Friday after­ South Manchester Water Co., water service...... 211.91 Scene 2 Lord Foppington’s Dress­ BOLTON the tiu-e when grandma wearing 3.00 Ruth, Dorothy and Elsie Nevers, Flag salute, ing Room noon of Mr, and Mrs. L, Ernest the wrong spectacles, hung the wet Sugerman Polish Co., metal p o lish ...... ^ and Mrs. Nevers’ mother, Mrs. Char­ Recitation, We are here today tu Hall. Sweet, Charles A., mowing parks, etc...... 1... . 21.00 Scene 3 Loveless Lodgings I bath mat over the gas heater, not lie J. Dewey, motored to their cot­ celebrate Memorial Day just past At the graduation exercises held { Mr. and Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett, Taylor & Cummings, m ilk ...... • 2.93 Act II seeing that it was burning. 169.62 tage at Camp' Bethel, 'TylervUle, and Flag Day just ahead, and the Scene 1 Lord Foppington's Lodg­ recently the following program was j spent the week-end on an antomo- Town of Winchester, board and c a r e ...... Conn., last Sunday and spent the welcome to the ex-service men— So It goes everywhere. Every-* Tresch, John, labor at West Cemetery...... 60.00 ings presented: March; prayer, Rey. 1 bile trip. lime you lower your guard Some­ day. By Hawley Hodge. Loveless The town schools will close Fri­ Tryon, C. H., kerosene oil ...... 2.42 Scene 2 Garden behind Taylor; Welcome, graduates; songs, body shoves a co-called cigar at you. Ralph E. Collins attended the Taps— By Howard Porter. Lodgings Holiday Bell; Circus Par . v play. day. June 15, for the summer vaca­ Waranoke Press, printing • • • • • • I 113.75 It’s silly to throw them away or 143.76 commencement exercises at the Recitation, "When the flag went Scene 3 rOutsicib Sir Tunbelly South school; poetry, Rii. ard Mor­ tion. Willis, G. E. & Son, Inc., coal and oil • 4 • • • ■ < Connecticut Agricultural college, at out and came back’’— Stewart Gib­ give them away. Somebody just Wilson, C. E. Co., shrubs...... 5.00 Clumsy’s Houfee row, , South school: songs, Ball Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest Hall and Storrg, last Friday and Saturday. son, Olive White. Scene 4 Miss Hoyden’s Dressing Mr. and Mrs. John H. Steele were gives them back to you later. Wilson, H. L., Sealer of Weights and Measures .... 41.66 Game, Sing Me a Song, Songs of The best thing is save them, 52.44 Edgar A. Farnbam celebrated bis Song. "All Together." Room Humanity, Nina Wolf, North recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Joseph C., plumbing w o r k ...... Offertory. enough of them would make a AVogmaUg George, milk ....j. 6.98 80th birthday last Sunday, June 10, Scene 5 The same school; songs, Rain and Dancing In Archie Hall at South Manchester. by receiving some of hla relatives at Play, Our first flag— By , Mar­ Scene 6 Amanda’s Dressing Room Charles C. Talcott has returned splendid shuck mattress. Stewed, .T., plowing ...... • 57.00 the Orchard: Our Reading (Jl'ub, they ought to provide a wonderful rhera^ HenrV.^'Maresto^^^ O.STLSe W ».ho“ ®* Wr.^»^«*oham has been garet Sherwood and Stanley Keefe. Scene 7 Berinthia’s Dressing Room Charles Tedford, Birch Mt. school;’ from Canada where he has’ spent seriously 111 this past winter. Lovina Foote and Norton Warner Act 111 several 'weeks at the Megantic club, substitute for roach paste or rat Barrett Company, tar ...... 2,535.00 Pinkie, Winkie and Peter, North poison. Miss Margaret Boardman, daugh­ dressed in costume representing Scene 1 Garden behind Loveless enjoying a vacation in fishing. Bllsb, F. T. Hdw. Company, hardware and supplies 43.22 school; .songs, Chimney Smoke, A solution of tobacco and water is 65.74 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. the 1776 age. Lodgings Miss AntoinettB Bonan of Rock­ Center Auto Supply Company, auto p a rts...... The makers of bur flag— By Slumber, Slumber; presentation of reputed to be good stuff to spray 10.50 Boardman of East Windsor Hill Is Sheene 2 Room In Sir Tunbelly certificates. The South school band ville and Louis J. Mueller of Tol­ Clalfey’B Auto Supply Co., magneto repairs...... Beatrice and Edna Rockwell. Clumsy’s House on the insect life in your garden. Glenney, W. G. Co., t i l e ...... 20.68 at her home for the( summer vaca-. played two selections directed by land wehe united In marriage last IS, 6 5 tion. Flag drill and recitations— By Songs Wednesday at St, Bernard’s church Spray your flowers v^ith a solution HIne, A. C. & Company, auto p a r ts ...... several children led by Olive " I’ll Tell You a Secret” — Loveless, Ruth Lee; America, Harmonica of one part convention cigars and Hultman, Arthur L., furnishings...... -. 3(00 Miss Dorothy Dewey, daughter of Band and chorus. in Rockville. The ceremony was 4.45 Warner. Act 1, Scene' 3 performed by Rev. George T. Sin- thirteen parts water and it will kill Lettney, E. A., repairs to bubbler...... Mr. and Mrs. Levi T. Dewey has Song, Star Spangled Banner. “ The Rich Have Room for Sorrow” Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Jones, Junior anything on the hollyhocks, includ­ Lundberg, G. A. F., M. D., Workmen's Compensation 16.00 been ill at her home for a few days. Recitation. "For My Country— — Amanda, Act 1, Scene 3 Jones and Miss Eva Jones visited at nott, pastor of the church. Follow­ 278.67 The Misses' Faith M. Collins, ing a wedding. trip to New York. ing giraffes. Manchester Lumber Co., lumber and cem en t...... John Hooker, Walter Lyman and "Tell Me What’s a Play”— Loveless Devil’s Hop Yard Sunday. “ Do I smoke? Not anymore.” Murray, George A., blacksm ith...... 91.21 Harriett Sharp, Helen Lane and and Amanda, Act 1, Scene 3 The Center church will observe Mr. and Mrs. Mueller will make 1.44 Aldo Ansalda. New England Blue Print Paper Co., blue prints...... Sylvia Hayes wese among the mem-' What makes the flag— By Doug­ "When Women Like Poor Little Children's Sunday, June 17. their home In Tolland, Rogers, W, B., Insurance...... ’...... 54.00 hers of the Alpha Gamma Epsilon Ships*’—Fopplngton, Act 2, Miss Eva Jones of Hartford spent Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson 288.00 sorority of the Bast Hartford High las, William and Gibson Porter, Willys-Knight Strickland, W. A., trap rock U. S. A. drill and sbng-o*logue. Scene 1 the week-end with Mrs, K. K. were in Hartford Friday, and called ^ A Tar Products Co., tarmac ...... 3,200.20 school to enjoy a sail down the “Look You Come What May’’*— Jones. on a. relative there. Overland-Whippet 401.70 river on the Hartford boat, Thurs­ Bible exercise, "The Army of Valvollne Oil Company, Gas, oil, etc...... the Cross’’— By many o f the chil­ Lory, Act 2, Scene 3 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lawton and George Crandall a student at the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, groceries...... 21.72 day evening as far u Middletown. “Hoyden, Be Quick” — Hoyden and son Edwin spent the week-end at Mass, Institute of Technology, is at 2.00 dren led by Mrs. R. E. Foote. SERVICE Madden Brothers, repairs ...... Mr. and Mrs.. Bari Taber of East Hymn, Onward Christian Sol­ Niifse, Act 2, Scene 4 their bungalow. the home of his parents Mr, and Manchester Memorial Hospital, cultures ...... 19.50 Windsor Hill have returned from a “ All My Study’’-—Hoyden and Fash­ Mrs. Howard Crandall for one week diers. Miss Ruth Jones spent the week­ OAKLVN FILLING STATION Manchester Trust Co., Treas., salary— J. M. Reynolds 41.67 motor trip to Lansing, Mich. Benediction—-By the pastor. ion, Act 2, Scene 5 end at the home of Miss Margaret and-will ^hen go' to Camp Preble, 1.00 Oliver Auto Body and Welding Co., w elding...... Wapplng Grange ■will hold their Karl Links and his, infant son “ ’iVhen Her^ and There” — Hoyden, Kimberley in Goshen. a military camp in Portland. Telephone 1284-2 Perrett & Glenney, express...... '...... 6.00 regular meeting at School Hall on Robert Karl were baptized. The Act 2, Scene 5 The (Grange held Its regular Maine. Quinn, J. H. & Co., i c e ...... 10.85 this evening and It •will 1^ In the church was decorated with bou­ "How Sorry My Plight”— Loveless, meeting Friday night. Miss Alice Hall, a junior at Storrs Reynolds, Jessie M., telephone and postage...... 4.02 form of Children’s Night. The time quets, consisting of red. white and Act 2, Scene 7 Schools In town have closed for College, is at the home of her Rusconl Garage, motorcycle chain...... : ...... > • • • • 6.00 of meeting Is to be 7 o’clock in*- “ Let Other Men Praise”— Sir Tun­ the summer months with the excep­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest W. J. CARRINGTON 16.14 blue flowers and flags. Many mem­ Smith, Thomas D., groceries...... stead of 7:30. The following are bers of 4he Hebron CJongregatlonal belly, Act 3, scene 2 tion of the North and Birch Mt., HjfII, for the summer vacation.. Turkington, S. J., vital statistics and town service . . . 90.83 the committee: Mrs. Josephine:Fos­ church and'Sunday school attend­ Music under supervision *bf Rich­ they will have three days more. Miss Augusta Nickerson, a teach­ Plumbing, Heating, ter, Mrs. Alberta Evans, Anttotte ed the service and there were also ard Skinner and Harrison Dowd. Miss Rose Nleviedzal has return­ er at the Buff Cap School was pleas­ $23,797.01 Buirkland, Gertrude Frytag,' Helena visitors from South Manchester, Dances and ensembles devised ed to her jiome in Thompson after antly surprised .at her boarding Jobbing Welles, Mrs. Edith Burhans, Mrs. and staged by Arthur Slrcom. New Haven, Boston, Mass., and teaching this year at the Center place, the home of Mr. and Mrs. 15 Tmmball Street EUzabeth Heritage, Mrs. Susie Wa­ Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. R. E. Foote Costumes executed by Alice B. HTT.TiED IN AUTO CRASH GIBBON’S GARAGE WINS Keating, Vera Hurst and Isabel Sa- school. Nathan Ward of Buff Cap, Wednes­ Tel. 810 ters and Mrs. Frank Pratt. and Miss Ruth Ellis, assisted by Miss Lillian Switzer has return­ day evening, when all the town GIBSON’S OARAGE (6) ponaro. Holyoke, Mass., June 12.— Rob­ AB R H PQ A E The graduation exercises of the others, worked faithfully with the ed to her home in Springfield. teachers gathered to spend the children and the writer is sure S.cenery and properties executed ert Atkinson, 22, of Rochester, Pa., La Francis, ss .4 1 1 0 3 0 VVapplng Grammar school will, be by Frances B. Keating an(^ Robert The Selectmen met Monday eve­ evening with her. . Those present held at the School Hall on Wednes­ that their efforts were much ap­ was killed and three of his class­ Hanna, erSb . . . .4 2 0 2 2 0 S. Bock. ning and transacted the usual busi­ were Mrs. Margaret Meacham,- Miss DAVID CHAMBERS mates of the junior class at Am­ Cervlni, cf . . . .4 0 1 0 0 0 day evening, June 13 and the pro­ preciated by all. Musicians: Bradford Smith, pi­ ness. Lydia Olson, Miss Mata Hansen, herst college were seriously in­ McGowan, rf . .4 0 1 0 0 0 gram •will be as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Preston of anist and conductor; Frank,Peck- Mr. and Mrs. Milton Haling and Miss Elizabeth Crotta, Miss Anna CONTRACTOR jured today when their automobile Griswold, c .. .4 0 1 9 1 0 Opening Chorus: “ Columbia the Brooklyn, N. Y., spent the week­ ham, violinist; Alden Sa-wyer, flut­ Mrs. R. K. Jones attended the Polan, Miss Veronica Roberts, Miss Gem of the Ooean.” end with- their daughter and Mrs. failed to take a curve in South McGonlgal, If .3 1 1 1 0 0 ist, ' speaking and spelling contest held Mary Lane, Mrs. Arta Rhodes, Miss ] AND BUILDER Hadley Center, swept off the high­ Clemson, lb . ,3 1 0 8 0 0 Class welcome: By Helen Kislel. Robert Porter and family. Stage Manager, Robert R. Parsons at the Capitol recently. Ruby Bowler and Miss Athena Auld Lang Syne: Song, Ann^ Mr. and'^Mrs. Clayton A. Hills way, snapped off a trolley pole and Gibson, 2b .... .3 0 1 1 1 0 Assistant Stage Manager, Charles The South and Birch Mt. schools Bowler. The evening passed pleas­ Hollister Street caused the pole and wires to crum­ McLaughlin, p .‘3 0 1 2 0 Laurie, > '' and Mrs. Alfred H. Post visited ICrfldoflfe^ held their picnic at Gowdy woods antly with several musical selec­ ble the car. d Essay, by Josephine Zokltes. thdir mother Mrs. Elizabeth P. Electriciaff, William C. Langdon Friday. ‘ tions and whist. First prize In The injured: 32 5 7 21 9 0 Folk dance: Dorothy Nevers, El­ Hills at the Willimantic Camp­ W&rdrobe Mistress, Lille Lane. The Center held their picnic at whist was awarded Miss Nickerson, sie Nevers, Mary Gallsh, Annie Aus- OXYGEN--ACETLYNE Captain-elect of the Amherst HEIGHTS (2) grounds Sunday afternoon. Bushnell Cheney and' his wife, the school house. thj booby prize going to Miss Olson. football team, Bersord Brittan, 22, AB R H PO A B .tin. , Alice Keating, were tthe origina­ Miss Dora Plnney o f South Man­ Delicious refreshments were served. Juanita, Song. WELDING of Hinsdale, concussion of the Hewitt, 3 b . . . .2 1 2 0 2 0 tors, six years ago, of the Jitney chester spent .the week-end at her The Misses Bowler w;ere teachers brain; Hanniford Higbt, 20, Yonk­ P. Gleason, ss 3 0 0 1 2 1 Class prophecy, by Ida Reuchen- Players. Mr. Cheney’s father Is home. Blacksmith Forging and Jobbing bach. $ i/afe Ir^ from out-bf t6wn. ers, N. y., possible fracture of the Schiebenpfiug, Hara.ce Bushnell Cheney of Chen- Miss Jeanette Summer has re­ The All Day sewing meeting of skull; William Luce, 21, of Minne­ .3 1 2 9 0 0 Santa Lucia, Song. ejr Brothers, local silk manufac­ turned to her home after attending Charles 0. W. Nelsoir l b ...... Home, Sweet Home. •American the Union Mlsslbnary society was apolis, concusklon of the brain. Cervlni, 2 b .. .3 0 0 2 1 1 turers. Year by year the motoriza­ the Howard Seminary the past year. held last Thursday, at the. home of 877 Bast Middle Turnpike .3 0 1 0 0 0 Essay by John Tienhan. tion of a' miniature playhouse has Oravlno, If .. Plano selection. Moon Kisses, by NISTOR.Y Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolton and Mrs. Howard Crandall. The •work Tel. 333-2 Grlmason, cf . .2 0 1 4 1 0 been effected along lines Invented Mrs. Jennie Bolton have moved ' MARX CABINET RESIGNS Harold Hart. the society has finished the last P, Gleason, rf 2 0 0 0 0 1 by Mr. Cheney and Miss Keating. to their honae. here. two meetings has been'sent, to the . 1 ' "Silver Threads Among the A specially built motor truck is Faulkner, p . .2 0 0 0 2 Gold.” song, characters: Josephine Leslie'Bolton is improving after Immigrant home in Boston, The Berlin, June 12.— The Marx Cab­ Twitch, n .... .2 0 0 4 0 0 JUNE 18. quickly con-ertlble into a stage inet resigned today and immediate­ Zokltes, Donald Johnson. a severe fracture of the jaw bone amount being thirty dollars in Svmkbell, rf . . .0 0 0 1 0 1 1665— New York City incorporated) with all the appurtenances of a he received from playing baseball. ly afterward President Von Hlnden- Old Folks at Home, Song. larger theater, including scenery, a value-,.besides several bags of seo- Essay, Mary Gallsh. 1836-*-^Iowa organized as a terri­ Fred Berry and daughter Helen burg offered the chancellorship to 22 2 6 21 8 ' 6 tory, lighting systemi etc. ond-band clothing also sent. This Hermann Mueller, socialist and Angels’ Serenade, piano ahd vio­ of Hartford spent the week-end at was thd'last all day sewing meeting Phone Barstow 1968 Innings: 1846— Oregon boundary set by This year new equipment has their bungalow. . former chancellor of Germany. Herr lin. Annie and Helen Sedwick. been added to make the. Jitney The­ of the society antil next September. 216 Middle Turnpike Bast Gibson’s ...... 100 022 0— 5 Old Kentucky Home, Song. tr68,ty« Paul Clement has the cellar dug Mueller accepted the commission to Heights ...... 200 000 0— 2 1878— Willtain Cullen Bryant, ater complete to the last detail. Eighteen ladles were present. form a new cabinet and began hold­ Glass Will, Anna’ Sakalouskl. Seating arrangementj are now fur^ o'f his bungalow he Is to build. Carry Me Back to Old Vlrglnny, .poet, died. / , For. Radio Servjde ing conferences with political 4ead- IN BANKRUPTCY/ nished for jam audience of several 3FS concerning the personnel of the Song. hundred people. A canvas big-top New Haven, June 12— P. 8. Terms on Croeley 3 ext government. It is understood Virginia Reel, Folk Song. THE ANSWER. that can he used in case of inclem- . CANS (SREASED E o n ;t will be a tri-party coEiUtlon, con- Silk Co., Willimantic,- filed a vol­ Violin Selections, Class students INSURANCE Fnda, Grebe, Bosch, untary petition ’n bankruptcy in ertt weather, and a miniature piano iainlng Socialists, Democrats and at of.Mr. Sheehan. are also among the things carried .' Oiled and lightened east one member of the German United States District Court here Valedictory: Donald Johnson. Here is one solution to the along with the scenery and cos­ JOHN H. LAPPEN FRICB iMtallatloB, ue iutccokt i^eoples* Party. to day with liabilities of $33,534 Class Song. LETTER GOLF puzzle- on the tumes in the company’s motor cara­ C a a p ti^ t Rffinjt StatiM The Marx Cabinet resigned k^s a and assets of $8,878. The petition Prayer by Rev. Truman H. Wood- eomic page: van. A three-piece orchestra will FREE NOTARY SERVICE HOP, HOT, HAT, OAT, OAF, •resdiit Arthur L. Seitz, is- wkrd. ' ' > play Eighteenth Century music dur- l i St. Phone 1800 Phone 1^4 ' (ener&l election* sistant treasurer and secretary. Presentation of diplomas, , OEF. ^ the performance. ■

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O , --i-? »\ len s e m m , This And That In FICTk fda M..Tarbell, one of America’s one can afford not to listen. Years © I926 by NEA Service RtlB DtWIY GPdVB outstanding pioneer women in the of logic and tolerancd and under­ s world outside the home,, is the lat­ standing give her and other leaders est public person to declare pro­ the right to speaK and think. We ^WHAT HAS HAPPENED > tunities that otherwise would not had, even it not by her own efforts, •W?ell, don’t I need It?” Nathaniel hibition a failure. .Miss, Tarbell in­ should listen and weigh their evi­ ,4 i VIRGUriA BREWSTER, after have come to her. earned her board. ^ grumbled. 1------■ ■ !' loalav botk latlier and wealtk, sists that neither, party can dodge dence regardless of our own convic­ eoBBcnta to make her home w^th First of all, old friends came Still she insisted upon a cheaper "Are yon going to be Ip your this Issue in the national. conven­ tions. CIiARISSA DEAN and her father. forth with offers of a home, and room and got one without a private tions and that candidates must be Katherine’s Story DEAN plota to separate her from studio?” Vir^nla came back, mean­ her fiance, NATHANIEL DANN, Virginia found great difBculty in bath. Now if she got so low in ing to say sire would drop in aomv considered'” on . the . score, of their Katherine Schaub. 26, one'of tbe 'The object of a permanent wave^spoon salt," teaspQpn-ptil^r bat falls and later is farced to refusing them. One by one they funds she had to accept the free­ time after dinner if he were. - relationship, to prohibition before girls dying frdm radium poisoning is-to subtly imitate Dame Nature 1-4 teaspoon paprika, 2' c^p8^cold pay blackmail to a HRS. FAR> ceased to importune her as her dom of the dining room at least it anything else. Repeal, she says, is Incurred by painting luminous — the closer the reproduction the mashed potatoes, ypl^s 2 eg^a,- 1 IjET or face a scandal. CLARISSA “perfectly insane” firmness made it­ would not be because of extrava­ But Nathaniel was dlagnmtled. InipoBsible; but modification isn’t. watch dials and moistening the becomes Jealous of her and VIR­ *1 don’t know," he said shortly and more commendation Is due. Such Is whole egg, bread crumbs., • >■: GINIA resolTcs to leare, bat self felt and they were thus com­ gant room rent, she prided herself brush at the Ups, says something the Nestle Circullne Permanent as Virginia’s temper flared up a bit Drain • julce^ from canned vtomA- DEAN Insists that she marry him. pelled to take her seriously. as she packed- her things for the Changed Mind...... which seems to Indicate her feeling given by the Lily Beauty shop in toes. ' Chop ’'% g s .Mid'f- addj'^te When she refuses, he threatens to too. A . very little, but enough to Then the offers of positions of all transfer. Five years ago,. Miss Tarbell con­ .that If her inevitable death within the House & Hale , bldg., phone toes and seasonings.’ A^d &a&ed rereal the fact that her father check ker promise to pay him a cheated him out of SIOO.OOO In a kinds began to pour in on her and When it was made and she was fesses, she was an ardent prohibi- a year at most can make other girls 1 6 7 1 .. potatoes and yolks' of egg*.' ’.Mix. bootlearfilna: deal. Recklessly, she visit. rtonlst. “ Today,” she says, “ I am stop, look and listen before stam­ well and make Intd -small- rpUs^ or promises to earn enouch to repay Virginia soon learned how valuable settled in the cramped new quar­ her name ^was. She could sell it ters she realized that, for the first “Chlrl’s spilling a spaghetti asking myself whether prohibition peding. for just any old kind of a The new styles in bridal attire balls. Dust jWith flour and' >.to dare not reveal her promise to % When the Ida Tarbells speak, no me about the factory job,” she says, colors may then be worn by the at­ DEAN, and also because of the But a consultation with Mr. Gard­ news for her. Miss Evans had tele- Intention such as he ..might havei, brown an ipch "cube of byeM'i® “ and asked me why I didn’t go '•») tendants to heighten the effect of 40 seconds. Drain bn browii'iiiipor familiarity with which his model, iner put an end to her interest in phobed several times to say he madetto anyone. To Virginia; how­ work and have some pretty dresses CHIRI, treats NIEL. the bride’s gorb. The daughter of and serve with, celery. hearts AUd these. He warned her ti.iat un­ wanted to see her, but Virginia had ever, It seemed that he wasEholdlng instead of going shabby to school. She seeks work throush an an old aristocratic Park avenue green pepper rings. , 4' ‘ >- aseney but without success. One scrupulous persons could make dis­ questioned her sufilciently to make Chlrl’s Invitation over her.head as. My mother wanted me to stay in cTenlnir she finds orchids at her sure that it was not Important and the price of her final decision. family wore at her recent wedding hotel from DEAN and wonders honest use of the prestige that at­ school, but 1 wouldn’t. I took my in St. Thomas’s church a creation had not gone down. Now she de­ Two bright red spots glowed In cheap little job because 1 was un­ Those who plan to ex|ii,blt how he learned her address. Corn- tached to the name. Virginia, in of pale pink and old family lace flower show of. the Manelie^r ins home from dlnlns ;ont with fear of this, promptly turned down cided to finish up the day with a her cheecks and quick, angry tears trained for anything better and NIEL one nisht. VIRGINIA no­ stung her eyes. Had he chosen to that was delectable. Another so­ Garden <4ub ^at---. Center tices a man whom she has sus­ all offers to pay for the use of the visit to Wall Street. now I’ll be dead In a year,” name Chlrl purposely? Did he ciety wedding was carried out Thursday and F fid ^ . may finfU'*^* pected of shadowins her for sev­ Brewster name. Oliver professed great surprise at A very exceptional case’, of with medieval, splendor. The bride eral days. guess that she verged on jealousy course, and yet it might make other uable one or two hints'dropfmd'r at seeing hdr and chided her with neg­ was attired In a gown after the A call from the agency brings But tbe estate was still unsettled of the girl? Virginia had no time girl graduates juggling the advan­ the recent meeting-! o f ’ the T^jib. hope, but when she goes there she lecting him. “But I’ve been faith­ inanner of the days when knight and investigation had shown that then to d^lde whether It was tages of more education or just any Shrubs with wooded stems i^duld is ■advised to accept help from ful just the same,” he rattled on hood was in flower. Of heavy ivory friends or marry. VIRGINIA be­ most of the offers of employment Chiri’s Invitation or Chlrl herself kind of a job hesitate a little. have the bark scraped off frdm» .B lieves that DEAN has bribed tbe disarmingly, seeking to cover his satin. It was made in long straight portion of the stem that'ro9t(|.;'Iv that were made to her were fig­ that he was using to bargain with agency not to help her get work. ments of some imaginative per­ eagerness. He hoped she would not lines with the skirt extending Into the water. Flowers for' ezl]ili{tien She goes to other agencies but see how glad he was that she had her. Well, If he hoped to fan her word leaks out to the papers that son’s brain or else they required a lengthy train. Equally startling should be picked, several hoiup*«i or come in. jealousy, she would give him no the "Brewster girl” 1s Job- experience such as she did not pos were the attendants In Moyen Age the night before, placed seeking and she is besieged by “Have you made any headway?” satisfaction. Home Page Editorial costumes of cardinal red velvet. in a cool place and then, a- little of reporters. sess. she questioned without attempting “Then I’ll see you tomorrow,’! she tbe stem should be slanted bl^'hi^ NOW GO ON WITH THE STORV Some of them she might have to dissemble her true Interest. said pleasantly. “Have a good - Snowballs fore they are placed. In contaitteri CHAPTER XXX. been tempted to take had they come “Lots. You’ll be rich in a few time.” She banged the receiver on One-half cup rice, 3 cups milk, at the show. , . .-44. to Viola Browne, but she felt en- Restless? IRGINIA recognized the man months, Virginia.” the hook with an emphasis that be­ 3-4 cup sugar, 1-2 teaspoon salt, sI V » " 1 co^aged to wait just a little long­ Virginia drew In her breath lied the sweet tones of her vplce. 1-2 teaspoon grated nutmeg, jelly, The children will find muxlhl’ .to Instantly. I t . was the same er and see if something more to her g figure she had seen step hastily slowly and her eyes lighted up like When Oliver came back she was Here’s Why 1 cup shredded cocoanut, white 1 Interest them '‘'In 'the eom laf liking would not turn up. She had stars. “I’ll never be able to thank powdering her nose with tlgorous egg. show. A wild garden w ill, be f ar­ 3 back Into the shadows when she and gone through tbe storm, squirmed s Nathaniel were taking a taxicab you,” she breathed intensely. rapidity. There were no signs, be­ Wash rice ' through many wa­ ranged on the plotform; .thereiwlll under the spotlight, and if anything By Olive Roberts Barton J from the Russian restaurant, and “Nothing to that,” he assured yond the dash of fire In her eyes, ters. Cook in milk until rice is soft be pamphlets Instructing thbni good could come from it Virginia and milk Is absorbed. Add salt, g now she knew where she had first her. “But if you want to do some­ that she was disturbed. which of the wild flowers. 8hp.ald felt entitled to hold back for it. She thing for a real blue guy come out That dinner with Oliver was the sugar and nutmeg and mix thor­ be gathered and which shoaldnfiet g seen him. They call this the restless age! was pretty sure of getting a job to dinner with me tonight.” only one Virginia had had since oughly. Let cool enough to handle be picked. There will be disltlay* g He was the man on the bus! The Is it any wonder, with all the now, and although she was still “Oh, I’m sorry,” Virginia cried she left Deans that was perfect In and shape into, balls, putting a of seedlings which will be etluea- s man whose behavior had puzzled things on earth getting better and living on the money she had raised with genuine regret. “I always every respect so far as food and tablespoonful of any kind of jelly tlonal and the other garden S her. She remembered how silently bigger and finer every day? In the center of each ball. Beat at “ Uncle Simon’s,” and her per­ have dinner with Niel—Mr. Dann.” service were concerned. But It not so common will be labeled "zo g he had come down the steps In her Yes, I know that’s the reason white of egg until foamy and roll that they may know them. . ' sonal belongings were gradually “Your boy friend, huh? Well, It seemed that the black cloud of M wake on that occasion, how he had why we should be more contented. each ball in it. Then dip in finely disappearing from her room, she trouble that had settled over her MARY TAYLOR. M slipped quickly away when she had was you who talked gratitude, yoir We should say daily to ourselves, shredded cocoanut, coating the en­ had received an unexpected boon as would not lift long enough to per­ g chanced to turn and find him dl- know. I never think about the “ 1 have so much more than my tire, surface of the balls well with A school for Infants lR New Ybrk a result of the attentions of the damned thing.” mit her to enjoy It. g rectly behind her. press. mother or grandmother had. I’m cocoanut. Let dry and serve with City has a jazz band. Discarding.the Virginia glanced at him keenly. The entire evening was clouded a lucky person to live in this day crushed fruit or custard sauce. idea that tbe little ones never g And now here he was. Virginia She had gone to the hotel man­ He did look awfully depressed and with remorse over her hasty words and age.” If things would just should be punished. . g was certain „he had not been in- ager and explained that she must tired., with Nathaniel when he mentioned J vited. "He’s spying on me,” she stay put for a week at a time, per­ For a porch or garden meal or a have a cheaper room or leave the “Isn’t Jeanie back from Aiken Chlrl.' Shq knew, now that she was S told herself furiously, back In her haps we would have time to rhap­ picnic by the roadside a nourishing hotel. Her circumstances were yet?” she asked sympathetically. calmer, that he could not have been g room. Her fury was not for the sodize over our blessings. simple luncheon is one of tongue fairly well known to the world at Oliver nodded glumly. “Back and capable of tormenting her with any­ g man who had shadowed \1ier, how- I remepiber when a "parlor and celery salad, w hole. wheat large by this time and Virginia had off to the Riviera. Long Island next. thing calculated to arouse her bread and butter sandwiches', fresh g ever. It burned hot against the car" was a sort of holy of holies— no need to keep up a false appear­ That’s my season.” jealousy even if he possessed her fruits, vanilla wafers or cake, milk S person she believed had employed a matter to be taken seriously and ance. Virginia bit her lip In distress. secret. Virginia rebuked herself or tea. For a picnic lunch the salad g him. with deliberation. No journey un­ The manager very, genially as­ She smarted a little under the harshly for having Imputed such a der 500 miles was worth the extra could be packed in a strong paste­ g "So that’s how he knew where sured her that he could not afford thought that he deemed her insin­ contemptible design to him. 75 cents, or was it 50. Unless you board container, the lettuce wash­ g to send the orchids!" she cried, to lose her patronage and Virginia cere in her protestation of grati­ But in coming to this view and. were sick or old or unchaperoned, ed and carried in an air-tight pail, g thinking of Frederick Dean. “And was told that if she would stay and tude. Perhaps she ought to dine exonerating Nathaniel of one fault FOR STOUT FIGURES you were likely to be read out in the sandwiches in waxed paper and g he was the one who went to Mrs. pay for her room she might ap­ with him .... surely Nathaniel she still charged him with another. Simplicity expresses itself in a meeting for extravagance. the milk or tea in thermos bottles. g Phelps. I’m sure of it!” pear as often as she liked in the would understand! He had shown her that If she chose charming model of printed silk Everyone who could, traveled Even on a picnic the lettuce should not bA overlooked. M She was glad that she had not at- dining room as a guest of tbe She forgot that she .hadn’t told to dine with someone else he would crepe for everyday occasion wear. by day. Not only were sleeping g tempted to find a position under an management. Nathaniel anything about Oliver— go out and enjoy himself just the It is cleverly designed to conceal cars few and far between, but Tongue and Celery Salad " 1 . , g assumed name. If Frederick Dean- Naturally Virginia was inclined afraid of his love-inspired question­ same, she believed. Her pride re­ overweight, and is chosen by the there was that extra two dollars, One-fourth pound smoked beef g had set himself to hound her, or to refuse, but when it was ej;plained ing. ■ belled at the thought that he T^ould wom^n who knows. The interesting or was it a dollar. tongue, 1 cup shredded celery, 1 M Interfere, he could have made it to her that the hotel would fconsider “I’ll telephone Niel," she said im­ try to pique her into dding RS he collar terminates in a scarf tie; in­ Gradually we were broken into g very unpleasant for her in that itself well repaid she consented to verted plaits at each side seam add hard cooked egg,' 1 sweet green pulsively. Oliver found a polite ex­ wished. “He ought to know that drawing-rooms- and compartment pepper, 1 small head lettuce, 3-4 £ case. As it was she had an answer. think it over. She had been ad­ graceful flutter to hemline. Georg­ cuse to leave the office while she I’d be with him if I could always cars, and people got accustomed cup French dressing. S She was fighting, face to the world, amant in turning down all offers ette crepe, shantung and wool jer­ made the call. do as I like,” she thought vex;edly. to digging a little deeper for the Cut tongue in match-like pieces. g and she vowed silently that never, that smacked of charity but this Nathaniel rebelled .against break­ “ What’s the matter?” Oliver sey are also effective for Style No. price of railroad tickets. 800, which comes in sizes 36, 38, Wash and crisp celery and cut thej g no matter what the outcome, should was a business proposition. And ing their standing dinner' engage­ asked, leaning forward; “not wor­ The other day I was initiated to same way. Cut egg white in nar­ g Frederick Dean hear her whimper, while it did not please here to ment, but Virginia explained that rying about that hundred thousand, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48 inches bust a new kind of car, an apartment measure. The 36-inch size requires row strips. Mince pepper after g Later she was to be even better think of adorning the public dining she wanted to spend the evening are you Virginia? , You 'needn’t, car, I should call it, or rather an 3 1-8 yards of 36-inch material discarding seeds and white pith. g pleased because tbe newspaper room as an object of curiosity, it you know. It will be easy for you." apartment building, for each with a friend who really needed her with 7-8 yard of 36-inch contrast­ Mash yolk of egg and add with 1 g stories brought her many oppor­ helped her morale to know that she small room was a tiny flat in it­ companionship. (To Be Contained) ing. Pattern price 15 cents in tablespoon minced parsley to self. One could do everything but stamps or coin (coin preferred). French dressing. Mix thoroughly cook — dressing table, writing and add enough paprika to make desk, complete bathroom, walnut the dressing pink. Combine pre­ Manchester Herald bed, parchment shaded lamps, pared ingredients with French Pattern Service. thermos bottle for ice water, pan­ dressing and serve with carefully eled walls, three ventilators, elec­ washed and crisped lettuce. TheSitno/u mac o m Pattern No...... tric fan, three long mirrors (stop Wettinthouta ^ D ealer Already I have had good re­ Price 15 Cents. for breath) and that isn’t the half Daily Health Service ports of the Tomato soup cake, the of it. This iron, turns itself The extra fare was enough. But recipe for which was given in Sat­ HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL N a m e...... off before it gi^'ltpo ‘TTieiV Letters do you think I ever shall want to urday’s Herald, but the cook in hot and on dgedn .b ^ by World Famed Authority Size ...... I...... travel any other way after that? question was a little bit afraid to use so much spice, so she /’scant­ fore it gets'too ie«i^ Dear Mom: began to weep— oh, it was a lovely I will not. I won’t remember my A d d ress...... grandmother and the covered ed” each' kind. Today we give an Alan may have been all sweet­ fireside scene, I can assure you. But V unusual recipe for to'mato cro­ Alan did bang up the phone. wagon. I’ll remember that little See an Eleetrifiem^on STUDENTS WORKING WAT These figures are also supported ness and light in his letters to you quettes and one or two others that And right at this point, the door room on the train with Venetian ARE ILL MOST OFTEN. by investigations made by the —but in his own home he could may appeal to some of you. Dealer tod(^,Z^ scarcely qualify. ‘We had a real bell rang, and there was a delivery Send your order to the "Pat­ blinds and a place to put your United States Public Health Serv­ boy from the florist shop. I think tern DepL. Manchester Evening clothes, besides a hammock, and By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN. rumpus after my little episode. Tomato Croquettes ice In various places. It is slgnfi- it was the most logical thing In the Herald, Manchester, Conn.’! never be happy again unless I I suppose If I had worked up my Three hard cooked eggs, 2 cups MANCHESTER ELECTRIC cant that the financially handicap­ world that Pede would have sent Editor Journal of the American climax right, and played hard on travel in an apartment. solid canned tomatoes, 1 table­ COMPANY ped student who works his way me flowers, for of course, he felt the sympathy racket, the encounter A, restless age? I’ll say it Is! spoon minced parley? 1-2 tea- South Manchester. Medical Association and of Hygela, through college has a higher per­ terribly about being the cause of the Health Magazine. might have been quieter and less centage if illness than does the stacatto in tempo. my accident. But Alan ordered the naturally independent group. Un- Alan came in, all tired out froEj boy to take them back. » In every college today there Is a questlohably the strain of such By this time, Alan ^ad fairly ex­ small percentage of students who his game, and beheld his wife work and the Increased fatigue looking like Peaches Browning af­ hausted his anger, and tried to be earn their way through school by have some bearing on this fact. ter her accident with the acid. His himself. But I was wild. I hate working in the college dining halls. face registered complete and utter scenes and I hate all this possessive In offices, and In homes surround­ stuff. I may be Alan’s wife, but I The amazement. 1 suppose I should ing the Institution. have burst into- tears, and gone am not his chattel, I don’t know Some of these students excel as feminine. But I didn’t. just ^^hat sort of an evening we well in other activities beyond "Don’t get excited,” said I, gay- might , have had if Julia had not Holiday Goodies work and scholarship. As their ly. “I just had a little ride with called up and wanted to com% over time Is greatly limited, particular­ One-M inute Pede this afternoon, and I tested ‘— which she did. She Is a genius—^ ly for recreational activities, they the strength of his windshield. It and the one relative I can think of are likely to suffer more with was harder than I thought.” I would have wanted to see, with will be exceptionally fatigue than are students who are I didn’t see any reason then, or the exception of you. She. brought not driven to support themselves Interviews now, for mincing matters. If there the warring factions together. ‘ delicious if in addi­ while gaining an education. had been anything to conceal, I Devotedly, Dr. R. W. Bradshaw of Oborlln could have seen some point in ap­ Marye. tion to good ingre­ These were the exact words of a local'wo-"”^ College has recently reported the proaching the explanation from man who recently tried our “ Finished ,FamK f"L' results of Investigations of the ELIMINATE THE “NO-NO" the angle of the penitent. Ho-®- dients you make sure health of self-supporting students PLAN OF CHILD TRAINING ever, I had done nothing I hadn’t ly” Service for the first time. ■ - , as contrasted with those who were a perfect right to, do, and I yrasn’t Fashion Plaque to use Rumford Bak­ • ’ r'-' ' Independent and did not need to do “Mothers should concern them­ going to crawl. Youj^ tooj can be as well pleased and at a: ; outside work while In school. selves with what the child CAN do, Alan didn’t take time to find out ing Powder the de­ He pointed out, as have others rather than with what he cannot if I was hurt. He demanded to i reasonable cost. ' - who have made special studies of do,” is the advice of Mrs. Sidonie know how I happehed to be In pendable, uniform,' Infections concerning students, Matsi^r Gruenberg,, Director of Pede’s car, and all the* rest of It. that the commonist type of Illness the Child Study Association of And always when Alan gets mad perfect leavener. The “Finished Family” is 9c a and demands to know In a loud is the common cold, sore throat, America. Then you’ll or Influenza. " ‘How can I stop my child from authoritative voice why certain knowinct things are so, I see red^ pound including ironing of all flat , p ■■ The group of students colored jnuBCles on the furniture. The BAKING POWDER his powers of concentration often strips of kid, has a rubber'sole and' D»7.| difflcaltjr o f the old isethod pt^ were Impaired.'’- illgli!^ keoU ■ f t ... f t MANCHESflER (CONN.) BSvEKTfNC IfERAtB, fW®3A¥, JtJN® IS, 1SS8. n u iB im m - * ■ ■intii'iritt

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m t M o s t r d p o UK couuese 'i&o 5tpE A iooos, Arib AT the BCNS A^JD (SlRlS EriOOLb Seemed on Way to Sure Vic­ National League OP LkSHTER ..., , PROBALBE LINEUPS. Dressen, 3 b ...... 3 0, 2 0 3 ’0 Redie’rn ,' 2b .. Mahbhhhtev MeMdi>n By TOM STOWE Piclnlch, o ...... 3 3 0 1 0 Cissell, S3 .. i. Btrattdh, 3b H. Fernaidi ttb PorS, s8 ...... 5 0 0 4 2 0 Crouse, c .... 8; Cnrj’io) 2h Kblp, p ...... 4 0 0 0 2 0 Blankenship, p lAnnell, 2b Three rounds is a pretty short Rlxey, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sinjfilbfl, ss Qfbsdh, ss Kelly, lb ...... 0 0 1 0 0 0 .34. 6 10 27 8 i Pfeltbii, Yf ^ ifSielkb, lb distance over which to Judge a pair New York of professional fighters especially 38 7 14 27 11 AB. R. ri. t>0. A. E. St. ilbhn, cf L. Femalds rl when a championship is at stake New York 3 0 1 1 0 0 McLaughlin, lb R.Bucldoy, cl and anything might have happened AB. R. H.BO. A. E. STREAk^S /f^bOG»fS Durocher, ss . 4 0 1 . 1 3 0 Kelley, c . Aljai'd, c Welsh, c f ...... 3 1 1 4 0 Ruth, If ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 Fisher) p jPechok, p in the remainder of the twelve Reese, xx ...... /I O R »45TAa1(!E , A u k e basv^s t b ^ , Gehrig, lb ... 2 0 0 7 1 Q .rounds, but with all due respect O’ Doul, I f ...... 4 Bl(h fM'TERCoCLESlArE M 'SK T P tX o t\ TUe Durst, rf ,.... 4 0 0 1 0 0 to both men,^ it seemed to this Lindstrom, 3 b ...... 4 CRo q o e T 1 1 0 1 0 alone makes Meriden an attraction were from. Manchester. They had Douthit, cf ...... 5 1 2 3 0 0 Against Visitors; Seek Re­ Rogell, s s ...... ___ 4 0 0 1 2 0 come anticipating a cracker jack Holm, 3 b ___ ...... 5 1 1 0 0 0 Bout With Winner of Tunney-Heeney Battle— Govern^ Use of Boggini and Lu Myer, 3 b ...... 4 0 2 0 2 0 wdrth watching. • fight only to^.have their hopes ruin Frisch, 2b ...... 4 0 1 1 3 0 Williams, If .... ----- 4 0 1 5 0 0 Bottomley, lb ...... 2 0 0 8 2 0 venge for Former Defeat. Taltt, rf ...... ___ 4 0 1 1 0 0 ed when Melio.inhde his fatal error Harper, rf ,...... 4 1 0 4 0 0 ment Tax in U. S. the Reason for Holding Contest in Regan, 2b ...... ___ 4 0 0 2 4 0 of judgment. 6 ’Brlen was given a Roettger, If ., ...... 5 1 2 3 0 0 pien, High School Players; Rothrock, lb .. ___ 3 0 1 1 1 0 tremendous, dvatloh when he en­ Wilson, -c ...... 3 1 2 5 1 0 Berry, c ...... ___ 3 0 0 4 0 0 Major Lea^ 6 Maranville, ss ...... 4 1 1 2 2 0 There Is no secret about the plans McFayden, p ... ___ 2 0 0 1 0 0 tered the ring, but there were many Alexander, p ...... 4 2 1 1 2 0 of the local high school baseball Canada, It is Said. Gibson’s Garage Winner, Harriss. p ...... ___ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stiihdili^s jeers as he detfc . — —— . team relative tOr-what it is going to Rollings, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Both men were apparently test­ 36 8 10 27 10 0 do to Windham High tomorrow over ing one another out during the Boston 31 1 6 24 10 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. at the West Side field. In fact, Str Louis ...... 000 OOl LUx-—2 first three rounds and there was By DAVIS J. AVAIiSH <»Dempsey’s hiiiibuncenients of re- 5 to 2. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Richbourg, rf ...... 4 0 2 4 0 0 everybody from Coach Tom Kelley ^tirement as being almost absolute Boston ...... 100 000 000 —1 Eastem I,eague little clean, solid punching done. Moore, if ...... 3 0 0 0 u 0 down to the batboy, is an.xiously Two base hits, Myer, Branhon 2, Sisler, lb ...... 4 0 1 10 1 0 New York, June 12.— Die-Hards, proof that he will be back in there Manush; stolen bases. McNeely, Itoth- Hartford 6, Provivlei.ee 0. Even so, Mello seemed the better awaiting the start of the battle. man. He certainly had the edge on Hornsbyi 2b ...... 4 0 2 1 4 0 who somehow can’t get the notion some tiitte neatly parrying With his Three games were played in the rock; sacrifices, Matiloii; left oh bases, Springfield 5, New Haven 3. Bell, 3 b ...... 4 1 1 2 K 1 All because Manchester dropped a chin, I cannot see how the three Community Club Twilight Baseball Boston 5, St. Louis 6; bases on balls, the infighting and the outfighting, J. Smith, cf ...... 4 0 1 3 0 0 out of their heads- that Miss Tay­ oft' .Vlacb'ayden 2, Crowder 2; struck Bridgeport 9, Pittsfield 1. 6 to 4 decision up in the Thread boy friends can blandly put on League last night. The league-lead­ Albany 3, Waterbury 1. what"tlie*^JKa» V f iti was about Farrell,,.ss . • • i ■ 1 • 4 0 0 3 3 2 City recent);/. At that time a con­ lor’s husband is a prize fighter, out, by McFayden 4, Crowder 6: lilts, ev6tt., Mello plainly showed that he Taylor, c . . . •...... 2 0 1 2 2 0 were up and alive again today with their show this year without em­ ing Green team had no trouble win off McFayden B in 7, off Harris 2 in American League BroSvn, z ...... 1 0 gested schedule deemed it advisa­ has had more experience than the 1 0 0 0 the story that either Toronto or barrassing themselves ho ehd. ning from HigHiand Park by a score 1; balk McFayden; losing pltclicr, ;Vic- Chicago 6, New York 1. Urban, c ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 ble for Manchester to rely on its They have declared Dempsey oat of 15 to 2. scoring nine rUns in the Fayde^n;^ Connolly, Hartford youth who entered the Greenfield, p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 fourth string pitcher. Even then, Montreal will see Jack Dempsey in Philadolphia 4, Detroit 2. 3o ofren and so heatedly that to fifth . ' ’ ring with a 4 1-2 pound weight ad­ Robertson, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Old Willie” had a tough time get­ a revival of "The Kid’s Last Fight” X—Rollings batted for McFayden in Washington 7, Cleveland 6 (10). Burrus, zz ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 with appropriate gestures, late in bring him- back immediately would The North Ends surprised by de­ 8th. vantage. Mills, p ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 ting the verdict. St. Lo.'is 2, Boston 1. >• - May Fight Again September of this year. Tex Rick­ be to lay themselves open to ridi­ feating the Bon Ami 7 to 4 at the Tomorrow promises to be a^ dif­ was At Cleveland:— National League It is possible that the two men 33 1 9 ard will be the promoter, they say, cule and worse, if only for the sake playgrounds. It reported this 27 11 3 ferent story. The locals are ou't for morning, but not confirmed, that NATIONALS 7, INDIANS 0 Cihein^ti 7, New York 5. - will be rematched, but, if so, it will St. Louis .... 000 123 101--8 and of course Brother Tunney, the of their reputations for veracity, it Washington Chicago 3, Brooklyn 1. Boston ...... 010 000 000--1 revenge and they don’t care a nang the Bon Ami will (juestion the use probably not for several weeks at who knows it. Herby Fraser, slen­ uplifter of humanity, is to be in would seem necessary to keep AB. R. H. PO. A. E. St. Louis 8, Boston 1. Two base hits, Douthit, Frisch, Wil­ Dempse/ On ice for at least a de­ of Nino Boggini , and Ab Lupien, Rice, r f ...... 2 2 2 1 0 least. It is not believed that such son, Richbourg, Sisler; home runs. der southpaw afie, wiU be on the tlhet-e spreadihg the gospel of clean Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 4. cent intertill. two high schobl players in the Harris, 2b ...... 4 0 1 4 7 1 a bout wphVji'prove as big a draw­ Holm, Alexander, Bell; stolen base, mound with Nino Boggini behind living and Dempsey all over the Barnes, cf ...... 4 1 1 0 0 0 Douthitr sacrifice, Frisch; double North End’s iineup on the grounds ing card again as some other the plate. If Windham can win canvas. The only trouble with this pro­ Goslln, If ...... 4 0 2 0 0 0 THE STANDINGS plays, Frisch to Maranville to Bot- that their names were not on the -tV’est. if ..., ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 matches which are uhderstood to tomley, Bdttomley to Maranville to then, the local outfit will admit it It seems useless for Rickard to gram is that our John may not Eastem League affirm and re-afflrm that Dempsey "keep” indefinitely. Benny Leonard eligibility list. Hferb Wright pitched Judge, lb ...... 4 1 2 15 1 0 be in the. works. Of cburse it is Bottomley; left on bases, St. Louis 12, has a better team. Biuege, 3b .. 3 2 2 0 w. L. Boston 6; base on balls, off Alexander has retired, for Dethpsey to adinlt for the winners...... i 1 PC. possible -that ’OiStlen was taking Friday afternoon, the local team could have had $200,000 to pome Gibson’s Garage took another Ruel, c ...... 5 0 3 4 3 0 New H aven...... 28 16 .636 1, Greenfield. 8, Robertson 1; struck and even insist upon It himself and baPk anytime dhrlng the first yeai\ Hadley, p .. . . . i... 3 0 1 1 2 0 mattbra' at ease fof the first few out, by Alexander 5, Greenfield 1, closes its season playing up in fall out of the “ Joe Beckett” outfit Hartford ...... 26 17 .605 roucd^ not deeming it advisable to RocKvIlle. This is e.vpected to be a for Brother Tunhey to annotiube he was Out bdt hoW, When he wants Gaston, p ... ___ . . . 1 0 • 0 0 1 0 Robertsoh 1, Mills 7; hits, off Green­ from the Heights,, knocking them Marberry, p ...... 0 0 0 •0 0 0 Providence ...... 24 18 .571 cut l^ e e until later in the bout field 7 in 6 2-3, Robertson 2 in 2 1-3, “ 1929 trial” game. Coach Kelley that he is off for a tour of the to come back, tiickard’s otter has Kenna, x ... ______1 Mills 1 in 1; hit by pitcher, by Mills out to the tune of 5 to 2. Bill 0 1 0 0 0 Bridgeport...... 24 21 .533 blit ^tij-ail-ardund ring generalship plans to try out all his substitutes, world directly after the Heeney been cut to $50(000. the same McLaughlin pitched for the win­ Braxton, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Douthit); losing pitcher, Greenfield; business. The Die-Hards-—-and their Pittsfield ...... 21 25 .457 did hot look as good as that of his umpires, Moran and Reardon; time, regardless of the outcome. Man­ thing. In proportion to his drawing ners. The game was played at the Springfield . . . i .. number Is becoiUliig greater as tlffie ability, can happen to Dempsey 39 7 15 30 20 1 ?8 25 .419 Bay State rival. /»• 1:46. chester has beaten Rockville once Heights. Both the Heights and the Cleveland ' Albany ...'...... z*—^Brown batted fo r Taylor in 8th. go ott— simply aht very superior 18 27 .400 Referee'Coiiway. said he, too this season already. Dick Kferf -t) and Rickard is well aware of the North Ends failed to turn in the AB. R. H. PO. A, E. Waterbury...... thought Mello would have Won the zz-zz—Buftus batted for Robertson In bookeu to pitch for the locals. He attd think up a hew Denipsey ru­ fact. You can bet your diamond Jamieson, if ...... 5 0 2 4 17 27 .386 8th. box scores of their home games for 1 0 American League bout had it not been stopped unex­ is the regular first baseman. mor. stomacher that, if Rickard had any publication and consequently, they Lind, 2b ...... 5 0 1 5 5 0 pectedly.. It was stated at'the box idea Dempsey is to rdtlre from fe- Langford, cf .; ...... 4 0 1 2 U 1 w. L. At Philadelphia I— This one today, however, ap­ are omitted from this adcount. 'The J. Sewell, ss ...... 5 2 0 4 4 1 New Y o r ^ ...... 39 10 oAce that 3,701 persons paid $8,- PHILLIES B, PIRATES 4 tirement very shortly, he is plan­ Fonseca, lb •••»«•( 5 2 r-if pears to have considerably mpre game between Bepot Square and 2 13 1 0 Philadelphia ..... 29 19 173 to Witness the first "Outdoor Phlladelphi & solidity than the usual backstairs ning to put the show on this year, Talcottvilie was postponed because Summa, rf ...... 5 0 1 0 0 0 AB. fe. H. PO. Morgan, 3b ...... 3 1 1 1 5 1 St. L o u is ...... 27 card of the season. stuff.rft is supported, Itt fact, rathet clean up for What It Is worth and 25 Southern, cf ...... 3 2 2 1 Hartford Game of the Lawn Fete. L. Sewell, c ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 Cleveland ...... 24 27 Preliminaries Better Thompson, 2b ...... 4 0 0 1 guardedly by one of Rickard’s asso­ get it over with. box score of Here is the Grant, p ...... 2 0 1 0 2 0 Detroit ...... 22 The preliminary bouts were Hurst, lb ...... 3 2 1 17 ------$> ciates, who was cautious enough, iLis a fact, too,- that Rickard has Greeh game: Bayne, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 Leach, I f ...... 1 3 2 been approached before on the Burns, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Washington...... 19 27 much more interesting than the At Hartford t— however, not to cominit/himself on Jahn, rf ...... , . . . 3 0 0 3 question of a Canadian Site and GREEN (15) Buckeye, p ...... 0 0 0 p 0 0 Boston ...... 17 27 main go, buf'even so, were nothing Whitney, 3b ...... 4 0 1 0 s e n a t o r s 6, .GRAYS 0 anything deflntie, and' the misun­ to brag about. Mickey Roberts, sub­ Sand, ss ...... 2 0 0 2 Hartford derstanding is that Rickard had a that he looked on the Idea with AB R H PO A 37 6 10 30 18 3 C hicago...... 19 31 stituting d o t Ray Strong who suf­ Davis, c ...... 4 1 0 1' AB. R. H. PO. A. E. conference last night With a repre­ passive tairor. I mention this only Mantelll, Cf . . 3 3 1 0 0 Washington ...... 110 i ll 001 1-—7 National Leagiio Ring, p ...... 2 0 0 0 Watson, If ...... ,5 1 2 2 0 0 because this favor may have be­ Dimlow, ss . . 5 2 4 0 2 Cleveland ...... 020 012 001 0-—6 W. fered two broken ribs training Playback, 2 b ...... 4 0 2 4 3 0 sentative of tlie National Boxing L. PC. Sweetland, p ...... 1 0 0 0 come active since the government Stevensoni 8b .33 2 2 1 1 Two base hits, Harris, Ooslin, Rice, with Eddl Reed, opbned the card Williams, zz ...... 1 0 0 0 Roser, rf ...... 5 1 1 4 0 0 Association, which has control of Fonseca, L. Sewell; saorlfices, Harris, Cincinnati...... 35 21 .625 losing a close decision in four Cosgrove, cf ...... 5 1 1 1 0 0 the/Canadian lerfltoty. enacted Its 2'5 per cent tax on box­ R. Boyce, 2b P 5 2 1 1 1 Reeves; double plays, J, Sewell to St. Louis 81 21 .596 rounds to Reland Roche of Holy­ 31 6 S7 Martlneck, l b ...... 3 2 1 11 1 0 ing in this country. Fari*, rf .... . 3 1 1 1 0 Lind to Fonseca, Fotiscoa to J. sewell New Y o r k ...... 27 20 .574 Sehmehl, 3b ...... 4 0 2 1 5 0 Personally, although I fegatd oke. Kewple Ledoux won another Pittsburgh i I I 111 II i- — i^iai .11 Seelert, lb .. . 3 1 0 7 0 to Fonseca, Morgan to Lind to Fon­ Chicago ...... 30 23 .566 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Krahe, s s ...... 3 0 1 1 3 0 . 4 1 3 6 0 seca, J. Sewell to Fonseca, Rloe to close decision from Buster Nadeu, L. Wanar, o f ...... 6 0 1 8 0 0 Bryant, c ...... 4 0 2 8 1 0 Bayden, o .. Reeves; left on bases, Washlnartoii 9. Brooklyn ...... 26 24 .620 both of Holyoke, in six rounds. BarUU, 2 b ...... 4 0 0 1 6 0 Cannon, p ...... O 0 0 0 2- 0 SulUvan, l { . . . 4 1 3 3 0 Cleveland 6; base on balls, off Grant Pittsburgh...... 23 27 .460 Levy, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Next came an eight round victory P. Waner, l b ...... 8 1 0 11 0 0 Prentice, p .. . 8 0 0 0 2 4, Hadley 1, Gallon 2, Buekuye 1; Boston ...... 18' 29 .381 W right, a s ...... 4 1 8 l 5 2 StyborskI, p .. . . , . . ^ 0 0 0 1 0 Cincinnati Beats Giants Dowd, p .,.. .1 2 1 1 0 struck out), by Grant 1, Hadley 2. for Tom Hamby over Frankie Barnhart, rf. I f ...... 4 0 0 1 h 0 Braxton 1; hits, qff Hadley 7 in 6 1-3, Philadelphia...... '*10 36 .222 Senk and then tne Mello-O'Brlen Trayhor, 8 b ...... 3 0 2 1 2 0 85 ~612 27 -16 ~0 Gaston 3 in 8. Marberry 0 in 1-3, ■ ii ■ ' .V . go, which was put on next to last Brickell, I f ...... 2 1 0 1 0 1 Providence - By The Score 7 To S Total 33 16 15. 18 6 Braxton 0 in 1, Grant 13 In 8 1-3, in order that out-of-town fans Smith, c ...... 3 1 2 5 0 1 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. O f Bayne 1 in 1-3, Buckeye 2 in i ; Win­ Hill, p ...... 3 0 0 0 1 1 Barron, rf ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 HIGHLAND (2) ning pitcher, Marberry; 108111? pitch­ might get back home. In the final Scott, rf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 McNamara, cf ...... 3 0 0 3 AB R H PO A er, Buckeye; umpires, Nallin, Dineen Harris, 3b . . . bout, Jimmy Amato White of Bos­ Hargreaves, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Bentley, rf . . . 2 0 0 0 0 and Van Oraflan; time, 3:07. ton, had no trouble scoring a clean Mulligan, XX ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Peploski, ss ...... 4 0 0 1 New York, June 12— One reasonAterday, winning 8 to 1. Pennock X—Keilna batted for Marberry In Adams, z ...... l O 0 0 0 0 Clark, I f ...... 4 0 2 2 Beer, lb .... . 3 1 2 6 0 10th. cdt decision over Joe ^mith of Wright, lb .. why the Cincinnati Reds are lead­ was the victim...... 3 0 1 3 Successive homers by Simmons McKay, If .. . 2 0 0 0 0 z—Burns batted for''Bayne in 9th. Hartford. 34 4 8 24 14 6 Segrist, 2b ...... 4 0 1 4 Holland, p, 3b. 3 0 2 0 1 At Detroit*— ...... Cronin, c ...... 4 0 ing the National League parade is and Fox In the eighth staked Ossie Philadelphia ...... 101 000 40x— 6 1 7 Nichols, 2b .. . 3 0 0 1 1 ATHLETICS 4, TIGERS 3 P itts b u rg h ...... 001 300 000—4 Douglas, p ...... 2 0 0 0 that they are strong finishers, win­ Orwoll of the'^Athletlct to a 4 to 2 Philadelphia Rohan, cf .. . . 3 0 0 2 1 Two base hits. Smith, Wright, decision in a duel with Elam Van AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Southern; home run, Hurst; sacrifice, 30 0 5 24 8- 2 ning many of. their victories In late Dugan, c ... . 1 1 1 6 2 Bishop, 2b ...... 4 11 2 3 0 fo x v nllANN-^ Traynor; double plays, Bartell to H artford ...... 003 210 OOx— 6 innings. Y,esterday they polished Gilder of the Tigers. Gorman, p .. . 2 0 0 1 1 Cobb, rf ...... 3 0 1 2 0 0 Two base hits, Watson, Slayback; The Senators continued their Wright to P. Waner, Sweetland to off the New York Giants again 7 to Mulligan, c . . 1 0 0 0 0 Cochrane, c ...... 3 0 0 5 2 0 'T.hougK baseball is a big Cand to Hurst; left on bases, Pitts- three base hit, Watson; stolen bases, winning streak by nosing out, Cleve­ Simmons, lf.>...... 4 1 2 3 0 0 Martlneck; sacrifice, Slayback; double 5, by scoring five runs in the ninth. Lennon, cf . . . 3 0 0 0 0 ^business, to the coaclies burgt 6, Phlla>^^lphia 6; bases on land In the tenth, 7 to 6, on a hit Foxx, 3 b ...... 4 1 2 3 3 0 balls, off Hill 4, oft Ring 2; struck plays. StyborskI to Krahe to Slayback Val Picinich’s second home run of Hauser, l b ...... 4 0 0 7 0 0 to Martlneck; left on bases, Hartford by Kenna, Rookie catcher. it’s only a sideline job out, by. Ring 1, by Hill 2; hits, off the afternoon sent In the winning Totals 2 6 15 6 iSSlller, cf ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 Ring 5 In 7, off Sweetland 3 in 2; hit 10, Providence 8; base on balls, off The Boston Bed Sox, slipping al­ Boley, ss ...... 3 0 1 3 0 0 Douglas 3, Cannon 2, StyborskI 3; runs. Innings: by pitcher, by Hill (Jahn); winning most as fast as Cleveland, suffered Orwoll, p ...... 4---0 0 0 1 0 pitcher. Ring; umpires, Quigley, Pfir- struck out, by StyborskI 1, Douglas 3; Grover Alexander, pitching main­ Highland...... 100 01— 2 TheTeaberryFlayor hits, off Cannon 2 in. 4, off StyborskI a 2 to 1 defeat at the hands of man and Stark; time, 1:50. stay of the St. Louis Cardinals, re­ Gre^i ..301 29——16 88 4 8 27 9 0 * < . X—Hargreaves batted for Brickell 3 in 5; hit by pitcher, by Douglas, Alvin ■ Crowder of''the St. Louis Detroit (Martlneck); winning pitcher. Can­ gained his I form and beat Boston WiU Please You In 8th..~ Browns when Danny McFayden AB. R. H. PO. A. E. XX—^Mulligan batted for Smith In non; umpires. Summers and Sullivan; 8 to 1, the Cards staying within two Sweeney, lb ...... 4 0 0 6 4 0 time, 2:12. made a costly balk. 9th. games of tide Reds. Alex made it LEADING LEAGUE HITTERS Rice, c f ....,...... 4 0 0 4 0 0 ill Adams batted for Hill in 9th. X—Levy batted for Cannon lir>-4th. Gehrin?er, 2 b ...... 4 0 0 0 4 0 It's the wonderful a perfect day by blowing himself to National League zz—W lllianls batted for Ring in 7th. GAMES TODAY Fotherglll, If ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 one of those trick Boston home Hornsby, Boston ...... 416 McManus, 8l>...... , 4 2 3 1 1 0 Teabcrry flavorithat McWeeny, p ...... 1 0 0 1 1 1 Grantham, Pittsburgh...... 394 Heilmann, rf ...... 4 0 2 3 1 0 At Brooklyn i-^ Harris, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 runs. , ' Eastem Lwutne CUBS 8, DODGERS 1 Piclnlch, Cincinnati...... 384 Galloway, ss...i.ii3 0 1 5 1 2 Ehrhardt, p ...... , 0 0 0 0 0 0 With Guy Bush doing the throw­ Woodall, c ...... 3 0 1 4 T 0 makes Teabeny Gunt (Chicago I Hendrick, z s ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 HHJtford at W * t * S y . Douthit, St. L o u is ...... 373 AB. 1 ,.‘ H. PO. A. E. ing, the cubs stymied Brooklyn, 3 Plttlflsld at Frovidenos. Gibson, p ...... 1 0 4 2 1 0 •Beck, 8b ...... 4 i 0 1 1 0 to 1, and closed In on the Giants. Roetbger, St. Louis .373 Van Glider, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 1 6 27 12 3 Sprinffleld at Bridgeport. EasteMlng, z ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 di^rent and so mtrik English, ss ...... 5 1 2 4 6 0 Chicago ...... 002 001 000—Hack 3 Wilson, portly Cub outfielder, Leader A Year Ago Today New H&ven at Albany. • Warner, zz ...... 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 Cuyler, rf ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 Brooklyn ...... 010 000 000— 1 executed a perfect swan dive and Harris, Pittsburgh ...... 441 Wilson, c f ...... 4 0 0 5 1 1 < Two base hits, Grimm, English, better. Lookfbrithe Amerlcuft Ldrikguu ‘ American League 31 2 8 27 18 8 Stephenson, If...,.4 l 3 0 0 0 Stephenson, HermatC shcrifibe, Grimm saved Bush’s bacon when he caught NSW York at Chicago. Grimm, lb ...... 3 0 2 12 0 1 doublep\ Beck to MoMlRan to Lazzeri, New York _____.... .365 Philadelphia ...... 100 001 680— 4 a low liner With two men on base. Washington at Cleveland. Detroit ...... 000 010 100— I Teabei;^"p!tik ptdch .McMillan, S b ...... « .4 0 0 3 6 0 Grimm. McMillah to Grlmttl, W ilson Flaying ping pofig instead of Fotherglll, D etroit...... ,362 Hfirtnett, ...... 1 0 0 1 1 o Philadelphia at Betroit. Two base hits, McManui; three base to English; left on bases. Chicago 8, Kress, St. L o u is ...... •. 1 hit, Boley; home runs, Bitniaonil. Bush, p ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 Brooklyn 8; base on balls, off Mo< baseball, the Firates made five Bolton at St. Louis. |tgfi-*--Any‘atott. Weeney 2, Bush 6, Ehrhardt l;ztruck errors and lost to the Fhillies 6 to Manush, St. Louis ...... SVf FoXx,v sacrifices, Boley, GellOWtyt 32 8 7 27 16 2 out, by MeWeeney 4, Bush 1, Ehr­ NatioUal League double plays, Sweeney to Galloway to 4. The Phils have' oopped three of Dugattr New York .344 Sweeney, Foxx to Bishop to Hauser; Brooklyn hardt 1; hits, off MoWeeney 6 In 7, Cincinnati at New York. Leader A Year Ago Today AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Ehrhardt 1 In 2; hit by pitcher, by their last four starts and now boast St. Louis at Boston. left on base, Philadelphia 7, Detroit Stats, .cf ..... ••....4 0 0 3 0 0 MeWeeney (Beck, Cuyler): passed a grand total of ten Victories. Miller, St. Louis ...... 407 6; baee on palls, off Orwoll 3, Olbson Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. 3; Struck out, by Orwoll I, Qtbson 8; CLARICS iticonaa, 8b .. 3 0 0 3 8 balls, Hartnett 3; losing pitdhef. Mo* If the Chlpago' White SOk make The Big Five T Herman, rf .. Weeney; umpires, Hart, Jorda- and Chicago at BrOOklyh. hits, off Gibson 8 th 8, Van Gilder 0 it three straight over the Yankees Hornsby >. •,.,, > >..«. .4lS In l; hit by pitcher, by Qtbson (Cpbb. NbU CA kIT c l im b Bressler, If .. R igler; time, 1:45. Blssonette, lb z—Harris batted for MeWeeney in today, the Yanks Will have suffered Gehrig •».•,.(.«(.•«...•. ,339 Cochrane); losing piteher, Gibson; umpires, Gampbelli Owens, and Geliel; Partridge, 3b 7th. their longest losing streak of the A bargain sale 11 ab arrangement Ruth .A..,.,, «•« f.« .333 Bancroft, ss . zz—Hendrick batted for Ehrhardt tlme,j!48. ^ . At! season. Ted Blankenshtp held the whereby a ’woman oan rUM OAf Cobb ...... 1817 aiteritag bxttei tor Chbioa li Henlifle. 0 ... gnSSklT • *• a.i • • u > •Sfie SSI—Carey ran ter ttenUAs la ata. world’s ehamslo&a to four hits vesi^ aott a at feu* lAotkar. - -Carev. m s ' t I

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Want Ad Information Lost aud Found Help Wanted—Male 8 6 Real Estate for Exchange 76 SURPRISE SHOWER PISUCISGORDS LOST—SATURDAY E"VENING gentle­ SALESMEN—2 men with automobiles FOR SAIJB OR. BSCHANOa property M anchester man's engraved watch, enclosed to sell nationally advertised pro­ In town. In good locality. What have case, and fob. Edward Montle, 69 ducts on commission; must have you to offer? Wm. KanebL Telephone FOR MISS W E R D ^ Latentioii to Sell Evening Herald New street. Phone 770-3. selling experience and be of good 1776. A notice of intenilolf to sellithe standing In the 'community. See Mr. Memoil^ Soda Shop iras filed; yeo- Classified Ad^tertisements Bayer, 829 Main street. South Man- Phone Your Want Ads Legal Notices 79 Miss Anna Werdelln of Division Count six averaa* words to a Una LOST—1 "WHITE collie with one ' C hester. terddy afternoon w iti the " tovfi Inltlala numbers 'and abbreviations, brown ear and eye. Finder call 1425. street was the guest of honor at a clerk by Abrahain Cohai who Is to FIRST CLASS PAINTER wanted. Call KATHERINE J. SMYTRE each count as a word and oompond To The . vs. surprise miscellaneous, shower, sell' to Clifford ^ le y . words as two worda tUnlmum cost Announcements at 116 Charter Oak street South JOHN P. SMYTHE given last evening at the home of is price of three linea Manchester. Superior Court, State of Connecti­ • • • Miss Hannah Moriarty of Arch STEAMSHIP-TICKETS—all parts of cut, CoUnty of Hartford, the 6tb. day street, who was assisted by the Line rates per day tor transient the world. Ask for sailing lists and Live Stock—Vehicles 42 of June, 1928. a d a rates. Phone 760-8. Robert J, Smith. s e c o n d o r d e r o p N O TICE Misses Clara and Anna Llndber#. EMteettve March 17, 1027 Upon complaint In said cause ’Twenty-five of M’ss Werdelin’s Cash pharge 1009 Main street. FOR SALE — TUBERCULIN tested Evening Herald brought to said Court, at Hartford, in 6 Consecutive Days »;.| 7 ots 9 Ots Guernsey cow', freshened In April, said County, on the first Tuesday of friends from Hartford, Glastonbury 3 Conseoutivt. Days ..I 9 cts 11 ots Automobiles for Sale good milker, 'Telephone 538-3.' March, 1928, and now pending, claim­ and this town were present. 1 D ay ...... I 11 o ts 18 o ts ing a divorce, custody of minor child, FOR SALE — CHEVROLET Sedan, FOR SALE—HOLSTEIN BULL, 14 The dining room was tastefully All orders for Irregular insertions months old, accredited. Shea Bros., it not appearing to this Court that decorated in pink, yellow and or­ $ 6 , 0 0 0 to will be charged at the one-time rata only run 9000 miles, worth $300. $125 Avery street. Telephone 1343-4, Man­ the defendant has received notice of Special rates for long term every cash buys it. Harrison’s store, 598 the pendency of said complaint and it chid crepe paper streamers, with day advrtising glvn upon request. Center street. c h e ste r, , CaU 664 appearing to this Court that, the wedding bells in these colors sus­ Bracnd new, six rooms, all the fix­ Ads ordered foi; threa or six toys whereabouts of the uefendant John F. and stopped be'ore the third or fifth FOR SALE—SIX CYLINDER Essex in Poultry and Supplies 48 Smyth is unknown to the Plaintiff, pended from the center lighting ings. spick and ’span. One the day will be charged only for the ac­ A-1 condition. Newly painted and And Ask for “Bee” Katherine J. Smythe. fixture. By folloi/ing dlrectioui whole family will like. - Garage? tual number of times the ad appear­ all overhauled. Good rubber. Price BABY CHICKS—Blood tested, Ohio ORDERED;—^That notice of the In­ Miss Werdelin found a number o Oh, yes. All for $6,000 oh easy ed, charging at the rate eameA but low. Call 2158-3 after 0 p. m. State University accredited. Order In stitution and pendency of said com­ acceptable gifts in different parts of no allowances or refunds can be made advance. Manchester Grain and Coal Tell Her What You Want plaint shall be given the defendant by terms, convenient location, on six time ads stopped after the 1927 Oldsmobile Landau, $700. C om pany. P h o n e 1760. publishing this order in 'he Evening the house. The last slip of paper A fifth day. 1926 C h ry sle r 58 Sedan, $475'. Herald, a newspaper published in 1925 Oldsmobile Sedan, $375. directed her to follow a string American Colonial, 6 rooms, oak No “till forbids”; display lines not OLIVER BROTHERS day Old ohloks She will take your ad. help you word It for best results, Manchester, once a week, for two which, leu her all over the house, sold. 1926 Oldsmobile 2-Door Sedan, $450. from two year old hena Hollywood and see that It Is properly inserted. Bill will be mailed successive weeks, commencing on or floors and trim down, gas, steam, The Herald will not Ue responsible Ten other good used cars at reduc­ Strain-Blood tested and free from same day allowing you until seventh day after insertion before June 11th., 1928, out into the yard and back again to sewers, walks, 2 car garage. Price for more than one IncoiTeot Insertion ed prices. white diarrhea. -Oliver Bros., Clarks By the Court, the house where she found a large C R A W FO R D AUTO SU PPLY CO. to take advantage of the CASH RATE. only $6,550. $500 or more cash. of any advertisement ordered for Corner, Conn. LUCIUS P. F u lle r, . decorated basket filled with pyrex, more than one time. ■■ Center and Trotter Sts. j Clerk of said Court. The Inadvertent omlssloi- or Incor­ Tel. 1174 or 2021.2. BABY CHICKS—Best local stock; H -6-12-^8. linen, china, pictures and a kitchen rect publication of advertising will be popular breeds; guaranteed live de­ clock. West Center street, six room sin­ rectified only by cancellation of the 1927 Studebaker Standard Sedan. livery; we do custom batoblng; tree gle, large rOoms, pouMry house, charge made for the service rendered. 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Sedan. Music and a social time was en-r 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Sedan. catalogua Clark’s Hatchery, East garden, large lot. A real buy at • • • Hartford. Conn. joyed and a dainty luncheon served All advertisements must conform 1923 Studebaker Big 6 Touring. GRIFFIN-DORAN by the* hostesses. Mis Werdelln $5,500. In style, copy and typography with 1921 S tu d e b a k e r B ig 6 T o u rin g . Country Board-i-Besorts 60 will be married in the near future I . regulations enforced by the publish­ A few cars of all makea Good buys Articles for Sale 45 Apartments, Flats, Tenements 6S ers, and they reserve the right to for little money. A pretty wedding was largely at­ to Clarence Bunke of Rockville, son East Side. Six rooms, weli ai^ edit, Ievise or reject any copy con- T H E CONKEY AUTO CO. FOR SALE—BLONDE LACE evening COTTAGES TO RENT or for sale at tended in St. James’s church this of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Burke of ranged, all conveniences. Including sidered objectionable. 20-22 East Center St Tel. 840 gown with satin slip, latest style, Pleasant View, Rhode Island. Joseph TO RENT—5 ROOM tenement. Inquire Rockville. CLOSING HOURS—Classified uds worn once in another state. Will sell Grills, 95 Canal street, Westerly, 63 1-2 B issell stre e t. morning at 9 o’clock, when Miss steam heat, $6,500, easy terms. to be published same day must bo re­ CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE for cost of materlaL Tel. 732-2. R. I, Mary Doran, daughter of Mr. and ceived by 12 ©'crock noon. Saturdays Those wishing to purchase open FOR RENT—6 ROOM PI^T and cars will do well to Inspect our stock. Mrs. Edward Doran of 561 10:30 a. m. FOR SALE—EUREKA electric vac­ MYRTLE BEACH. Rooms In splendid garage, Greenacres, $38. New five Greeacres—single, good large Prices right—oars right uum clea n er, a ll in good sh a p e $6. cottage, on waterfront, home cook­ room flat, steam heat, Huntington Main street and Raymond P. Griffin MEXICAN PLANE DOWN. rooms, oak floors and trim downi H, A- S T E P H E N S Call 14 Summit street or telephone ing. Reservations being made. Mrs. street, $35, five rooms, Russel", street, son of Mr. and Mfs. Daniel Griffin Telephone Your Want Ads Center at Knox •Tel. 939—2 steam heat, gas, etc. $6,500. 1428-3. Cusson, Buckland. Telephone Man­ $25. See S tu a r t J. W asley, 827 M ain of 153 Hilliard street were Washington, June 12.—Captain chester 963-3. street. Telephone 1428-2. married by Rev. William P, Reidy, Emilio Carranza, Mexican flyer, Ads are accepted over the telephone Auto Accessories—'Xires 0 FOR SALE—BARN, in good condition. at the CHARGE RATE given above the pastor. was forced down at Mooresville, Apply t-'i Cheney Brothers. Rent De­ Apartments, Flats, Tenements 63 Houses for Kent 6 6 as a convenience to advertisers, but $15 BUYS COMPLETE set of four p a rtm e n t. The bridal party, which had N. C., about 4 a. m. today; accord­ the CASH RATES will be accepted as Indian Shock Absorbers. Free triaL FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi­ FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all FOR RENT—TWO FAMILY modern formed In the lower part of the ing to a message to officials at The Indian Is the finest shock ab­ FOR SALE—LOAM. Inquire Frank church entered through the middle Bolling Field. .Robert J. ness office on or before the seventh sorber yet made. Ask us about It Damato, 24 Homstead street. Man­ Improvements, garage, 12 Trotter bouse, five rooms each halt of 1009 Main Street. day following the first Insertion of C e n te r A uto S upply Co., 155 C enter. ch e ste r. P hone 1507. street, vacant June 15th. Inquire 16 house. All in excellent condition. doors and proceeded to the altar Carranza was attempting a non­ each ad., otherwise the CHARGE TeL 673. Doane street. Summit street. Apply Home Bank to the strains of a wedding nfarch stop flight from Mexico City to Real Estate, InsnraiDice, RATE will be collected. No responsi­ FOR SALE—FERTILIZER for lawns. and Trust Company. b ility ftor errors In telephoned ads K a rl M arks, 136 S u m m er s tre e t. T el. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, at 38 played by Charles Packard, the W'ashington, StCt^ship Tickets . will bo assumed and their accuracy Business Services Offered 13 1877. Pearl street, modern Improvements, church organist, where the mar­ cannot he'guaranteed. newly renovated, moderate real- Call Farms and Land for Sale 71 • • • riage took place. WANTED—TEAM work, scrapping a t 38 P e a rl s tr e e t o r P h o n e 1781, The bride, on the arm of her Index of Classifications cellars, plowing, carting asbea etc. 47 55 Blssell street L T. Wood. TeL Building Materials FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT. brother, Edward Doran, proceeded Evening Herald Want Ads are now Apply at 90 Main stret. J. P. Tam­ FOR SALE—IN MANCHESTER grouped according to classifications 496. followed by the bridegroom and AUCTION FOR SALE—CONCRETE building m any. ' the bridesmaid. Miss Elizabeth below and for handy reference will We will sell at Public Auction for Charles Lessner, 50 Oak appear In the numerical order Indi­ Flo rists— Nurseries 15 blocks and chimney blocks. Inquire FOR RENT—3 ROOM apartment, overlooking State Road to Williman- Coughlin of 14 Griswold street. ca te d : Frank Damato, 24 Homestead street, bath, heat, gas Ttove. C.-ll 'farch :- tic, 3-4 mile to school and trolley, 10 Following the marriage ceremony, St., South Manchester, Conn., on Thursday, June 14 at ten B irth s FOR SALE—NATIVE strawberries, M an ch ester. T elep h o n e 1507. ter Trust Company. acres of land, house lots or acreaje. the single ring service being used, o’colck in the forenoon (D. S. L. T.) Engagements tomato plants 15c doz., $1 hundred, $500 per acre if taken at once. Easy A qualtlty of household furniture consisting of New Beds, M a rria g e s winter cabbage 10c doz., 60c hun­ Electrical Appliances—Radio 40 FOR RENT—READY Junp 15th, five terms. Telephone 1913-14. a nuptial high mass was celebrated D ea th s dred, balsam, ten weeks L.ock, zin­ room fiat, u p p er floor, a t 241 W est by Rev. William P. Reidy. Mattresses and Springs, Chairs, Stands, New and Second Hand Cards of Thanks ...... E nias, 20c doz. Rose bushes 20c each. Center street, all modern improve­ The bride’s dress was of ivory Refrigerators, New and Second Hand Bureaus, Tables, Kitchen In Memorlam Hardy phlox 25c doz. Hardy chrysan­ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli­ m ents. C all o r phone 1716. Cabinet, Gas Ranges, Coal Stoves. Oil Stoves, Couches, New Lost and Found themums 60c doz. Also evergrefes, ances. motors, generators, sold and satin with Spanish lace and pearl Announcements shrubs and hedging at reasonable repaired; work called for. Pequot TO RENT—5 ROOM flat, first floor, Houses for Sale 72 trimmings. She wore a tulle veil Neponset Rugs, 9x12, Carpets, 2 Wardrobes, New Piltaws, P e rso n a ls prices. All- orders dell.ered free. E le c tric Co.. 407 C e n te r s tr e e t P h o n i steam heat, all Improvements at 16 Clocks, Pictures, Baby Carriages, Lawn Mowers, Tricycles and 4>. 1592. trimmed with Chantilly lace and Antoniobflea John McConville, 7 Windemere St., H o llis te r s tre e t. In q u ire 281 S pruce FO R SA LE -2 T E N ' I.' N house, carried a bridal bouquet of roses miscellaneous lot of other furniture. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICE. Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 Homestead Park. Tel. 1364-13. s tre e t. . with 10 rooms, and single house with Mr. Lessner formerly conducted the New York Furniture ,E5x- A u to m o b iles fo r E x c h a n g e ...... 6 Household Goods 61 five rooms, furnace, lights, water, and lilies of the valley. The brides­ Auto Accessoilbs—Tires ...... 6 Flower and vegetable planls, gera­ a p a r t m e n t s —'I'wo, three and four se w e r and gas, lo t 100 by 175. T h re e maid’s dress was blue moire taf­ change on Oak St. Some time ago he discontinued the furni­ Auto Repairing—Painting 7 n iu m s 10 to 25c each. $1.00 to $2.50 SPECIAL SALE—ODD PIECES room apartments, heat, ianttor ser­ minutes to schools and Main street. feta with pink velvet trimming, ture business, put his furniture in storage and entered the live A uto Schools ...... 7-A per dozen. Begonias 25c each, vinca W ing c h a ir $39 w as $52. L aw son vice. gas range, refrigerator, in a- Price $6,000. James J. Roha , tele­ period style. She wore a lace horse­ poultry business. As he now needs the room all of the above Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 vines, coleus, ice plants, 15c each. c h a ir $32 w as $45. L aw son lone se at, door bed furnished Call Manchester phone 1668. A utos—F o r H lri ...... 9 English ivy. We fill boxes, dirt and Construction Company. 2100 or tele­ hair hat of pink and blue trim. Her has been placed in our hands to be sold without reserve. This d ow n-filled cushions. $69 w as $95. P il­ is a fine opportunity for persons who wish to.furnish homes or G arag e s—S erv ice—S to ra g e ...... 10 labor free. Asters, marigold, pansies, g rim c h a ir $27 w as $38. H olm es B ros. phone 782-2. WASHINGTON ST.—new six room bouquet was • of Sweetheart roses Motorcycles—Bicycle...... 11 straw flowers and salvia, all 25c per F u rn itu re Co., 649 M ain s tre e t. Tel. single, sun porch, lot sixty foot and blue delphiniums. cottages. Sale rain or shine. Lunch will be served on the Wanted Aatos—M otorcyles ...... 12 dozen. Gaillardla, hardy pinks, forget- FOR RENT—SEVERAL first class front. Price right, terms. Arthur A. premises. Biisinesa and Profeaalonnl Services me-nots, Coropis. Baby Breath, phlox, 1628. rents with ail improvements, Apply Knofla. Tel. 782-2—875 Main strqet. The bride’s gift to the brides­ B u sin ess S erv ices O ffered ...... 13 10c each, $1.00 a doz. Hardy "chrysan­ BENSON’S FURNITURE Company E d w ard J. UolU 865 M ain stre e t. rieL maid was a wrist watch and the Household Services Offered ...... 13-A themums, hydrangea 25c. Blue spruce. are showing something very special 560. groomsman was given a ruby ring ROBERT M. REID & SON, Auctioneers* Building—Contracting ...... 14 .Tomato plants 15c per dozen, $1.00 per in layer felt jiiattresse.s and Mexican 201 Main Street, Manchester, Phone 41 Florists—Nurseries ...... 16 hundred, $7.50 per thousand. Lettuce FOR RENT—TWO AND three room by the bridegroom who also pre­ floss, also Nachman spring filled,. 20 suites in Johnson Block, with mod­ REV. COLPITTS RAPS Funeral Directors ...... 16 and cabbage 10c per dozen, 75c per per cent olf on all bedding. On a sented knives and chains to his Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. hundred. 379 Burnside Ave. Green­ ern Improvements. Apply to John­ $39.50 mattress you will save $7.90. son. Phone 524 o r Ja n ito r 2040. ushers. In su ra n c e ...... IS house, East Hartford. Call Laurel Do better at Benson's. Home of .Good Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 1610. GENEOLOGY WORSHIP There was a wedding breakfast Moving—Trucking—Storage .... 20 B edding. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM second served at the home of the bride’s THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE Painting—Papering ...... 21 floor flat. In Greenacres. Phone Home parents which was attended by Moving—Trucking—Storage 20 Walnut bed and dresser. $49; 3- Bank & Trust Company. I'.ssiunal S erv ices ...... 22 piece reed suite, $27.50; 8 piece fumed Advocates Pointing to the Fu­ about seventy-five relatives and (312) The CUpper Ships R e p a irin g ...... 23 oak dining room suite, $00; 5 piece friends. During the afternoon Mr. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 LOCAL AND LONG distance moving new bedroom set, $85; 9x12 Congo- ture Instead of the Past. Sketches by Bessey; Sjniopsis by Braucher Toilet Goods and Services ...... 25 by experienced m> D T. Wood, 55 FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, and Mrs. Griffin left on an unan­ Bissell street. Tel. 496.- leum rug, slightly damaged, $8. newly renovated. 24 Church street. W a n te d —B u sin ess S ervice ...... 26 WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE nounced wedding trip. The bride’s Ednentionnl A well attended meeting of the PERRETT & GLENNEY moving sea­ TO RENT—TENEMENT of 6 rooms, going away dress was a tan ensem­ and C laaaea ...... 27 FOR SALE—BABY CARRIAGES— Men’s Friendship Club, was held Private Instruction ...... 28 son Is here. Several trucks at your all improvements. Inquire 91 Oak last night at the South Methodist ble with hat to match. D an c in g ...... 28-A service, up to date equipment, ex­ good as new. Few gas stoves, all s tre e t. On their return they will make Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 perienced men. Phone 7-2. guaranteed. Ice boxes exclianged. It church. Arrangements were com­ W a n te d —In s tru c tio n ...... 30 you want furniture for your cottage FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on pleted for the annual picnic which their home in Long Island City, N. F lm incinl MANCHESTER & N. Y. MOTOR Dis­ see us. Furniture bought and sold. Maple street, all improvements. In­ will be held on Saturday, July 11, Y. patch—Part loads to and from New Spruce Street Second Hand Store. q u ire 179 M aple stre e t. Bonds—Stocks—M''’'tgagej ...... 31 Tel. 2627-4. at East Hampton, where a chicken Business Opportunities ...... 32 York, regular service. Call 7-2 or Money to Loan ...... 33 1282. FOR RENT—MODERN flat of four dinner will be served at the Hotel Money Wanted ...... 34 Wanted—To Buy 5B rooms. Inquire at 71 Bridge street. Edgemere. The members will pro­ Help and Sitnationa Phone 772-2. ceed by automobile, leaving the H-elp Wanted—Female ...... 35 Repairing 23 PHYSitAL CHANGES ON Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on church at 1 o’clock. I WILL PAY THE Maple street, all improvements. In­ One new member was admitted, Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 37 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and q u ire 179 M aple stre e t. Agents Wanted ...... 37-A repaired,. chimneys cleaned, key fil­ HIGHEST PRICES FOR ALL and after routine business. Rev. LOWER MAIN STREET Situations Wanted—Female .... 38 ing, sates opened, saw filing and FOR RENT—TENEMENT at 17 Fos­ Robert A. Colpitts, pastor of the S itu a tio n s W a n te d —M ale ...... 39 grinding. Work called for, Harold KINDS OF J"UNK AND OLD ter street, first house from East Cen­ church, addressed jthe club, taking Employment Agencies-...... 40 Clemson, 108 North Elm street. TeL ter street, all improvements. Avail­ as his topic “Shun Geneologies.” The barn at the rear of the Live Stock—Pets—Ponl try—Vehicles 462. * F U R N IT U R E able July 11th. Inquire 15 Foster domestic science building on Main Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 street. Telephone 167-2. emphasized the development of Live Stock—Vehicles ..’...... 42 SEWING MACHINE, repairing of Give Me a Trial American prosperity by pointing out street is being demolished and cart­ P o u ltry and S upplies ...... 43 all makes, oils, needles and supplies. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tenement that it was not ancestral traditions ed away. Several trees close by Splendid as the packet ships were, they were doomied "Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 R. W. Garrard. 37 Edward str °t. CALL 849 with all improvements. Inquire at are being cut down. These changes For Sale—Mlscellaaeona P h o n e 715. 136 B issell stre e t. that

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-T Ola.ssified~The Market Place Of The Multitude To Buy~Sell~Trade“Rent -^t ^ ------— ------Real Ibtate for Exchange 76 Want Ad Information Lost and Fonnd Help Wanted— Male 86 SURPRISE SHOWER LOST—SATURDAY EVENING gentle­ SALESMEN—2 men with automobiles FOR BALE OR. EKCHANOB property Manchester man's engraved watch, enclosed to sell nationally advertised pro­ in to’arn. In good looslity. What have ducts on commission; must have you to offer? Wm. KanebL Telephone ^Mention to Sril - f : case, and fob. Edward Montle, €9 IT76. FOR MISS WERDELIN Evening Herald New street. Phone 770-8. selling experience and bo of good A Jiotice Of inteatto:f to seilUhe standing in the 'community. See Mr. Meihdri^ Shop, w m ffled yof- • 79 Classified Advertisements Bayer, 829 Main street, South Man­ Phone Your Want Ads Legal Notices Miss Anna Werdelin of Division terdSy afternoon Krlih the • to’..'ii Count six averag* words to a Una LOST—1 WHITE collie with one chester. street was the guest of honor at a Inltlala numbers >and abbreviations, brown ear and eye. Finder call 1425. KATHERINE J. SMYTRB clerk by A b r a l^ Cohhi who Is to FIRST CLASS PAINTER wanted. Call To The surprise miscellaneoaa, shower, each count as a word and compond at 116 Charter Oak street. South . V8. sell' to Cllffor^d; ^sley. words as two worda tUnlmum cost AAnoancements a Manchester. JOHN P. SMYTHE given last evening at the home of •jej is price of three linea Superior Court, State of Connecti­ Miss Hannah Morlarty of Arch • • • cut, Cohniy of Hartford, the 6tb. day STEAMSHIP. TICKETS—all parts of 42 street, who was assisted by the Line rates per day tor transient the world. Ask for sailing lists and Live Stock— Vehicles of June, 1928. ada ratea Phone 760-8. Robert J, Smith. SECOND ORDER OP NOTICE Misses Clara and Anna Llndber^. BffeetlTe Marcli 17, 1827 Upon complaint in said cause Twenty-five of M'ss Werdelin’s Cash Charge 1009 Main street. FOR SALE — jrUBERCULIN tested Evening Herald brought to said Court, at Hartford, in 8 Consecutive Days »:.| 7 ots 9 dts Guernsey cow, freshened in April, said Cotfnty, on the first Tuesday of friends from Hartford, Glastonbury 3 ConsecutiVL Days ..I 9 ots 11 ots AatomobUes for Sale good milker. Telephone 538-3. March, 1928, and now pending, claim­ and this town were present. 1 Day ...... 1 U ots 18 ots ing a divorce, custody of minor child, The dining room was tastefully All orders for irregular Insertions FOR SALE — CHEVROLET Sedan, FOR SALE—HOLSTEIN BULL, 14 it not appearing to this Court that will be charged at the one-time rate, only run 9000 miles, worth 8300. $125 months old, accredited. Shea Bros., the defendant has received notice of decorated in pink, yellow and or­ $6,000 to $7,000 Special rates for long term every cash buys it. Harrison’s store, 598 Avery street. Telephone 1345-4, Man­ the pendency of said complaint and it chid crepe paper streamers, with Center street. chester. GaU 664 appearing to this Court that, the day advrtising glvn upon request. wedding bells in these colors sus­ Brsfnd new, six rooms, all tbe fix­ Ads ordered for threo or six days whereabouts of the uefendant John F. and stopped be'ore the third or fifth FOR SALE—SIX CYLINDER Essex In Poultry and SnppUes 48 Smyth Is unknown to the Plaintiff, pended from the center lighting ings. spick and 'span. One the day will be charged only for the ac­ A-1 condition. Newly painted and And Ask for “Bee” Katherine J. Smythe. fixture. By following direction^ whole, family will like. Garage? tual number of times the ad appear­ all overhauled. Good rubber. Price BABY CHICKS—Blood tested, Ohio ORDERED:—That notice of the In­ Miss Werdelin found a number 01 Oh, yes. All for $6,000 oh easy ed, charging at the rate earned, but low. Call 2158-3 after 5 p. m. State University accredited. Order In stitution and pendency of said com­ acceptable gifts in different parts of terms, convenient location, no allowances or refunds can bo made advance. Manchester Grain and Coal Tell Her What You Want plaint shall be given the defendant by on six time ado stopped after the 1927 Oldsmobile Landau, $700. Company. Phone 1760. publiahlnt this order in 'he Evening the house. The lact slip of paper fifth day. 1926 Chrysler 58 Sedan, $475'. Herald, a newspaper published in directed her to follow a string No “ till forbids” ; display linos not 1925 Oldsmobile Sedan, $375. She will take your ad. help you word it tor best reaults, Manchester, once a week, for two American Colonial, 6 rooms, oak 1926 Oldsmobile 2-Door Sedan, $450. OLIVER BROTHERS day Old obloks which leu her all over the house, fioors and trim down, gas, steam, sold. , from two year old hena Hollywood and see that It Is properly inaerted. Bill will be mailed successive weeks, commencing on or out into the yard and back again to The Herald will not ;>e responsible Ten other good used cars at reduc­ Strain-Blood tested and free from same day allowing you until Beyenth d$iy after insertion before 'June 11th., 1928, sewers, walks, 2 car garage. Price ed prices. By the Court, the house where she found a large for more than one IncoxTeot Insertion white diarrhea. -Oliver Bros., Clarks to take advantage of the CASH RATE. only $6,550. $500 or more cash. of any advertisement ordered for CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. Corner. Conn. LUCIUS P. Puller. . decorated basket filled with pyrex, more than one time. ■ Center and Trotter Sts. j Clerk of said Court. The Inadvertent omlssloi. or incor­ Tel. 1174 or 2021-2. BABY CHICKS—Best local stock; H-6-lf-'»8. linen, china, pictures and a kitchen rect publication of advertising will bo popular breeds: guaranteed live de­ clock. West Center street, six room sin­ rectified only by cancellation of tM 1927 Studebaker Standard Sedan. livery; we do custom batching; free Music and a social time was en­ gle, large rdoms, poultry house,, charge made for the service rendered. 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Sedan. catalogue. Clark's Hatchery, East garden, large lot. A real buy at • • • 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Sedan. joyed and a dainty luncheon served 1928 Studebaker Big 6 Touring. Hartford. Conn. g r iffin-do'r a n by the’ hostesses. Mis Werdelin $5,500. All advertisements must conform ■ * - > - In style, copy and typography with 1921 Studebaker Big 6 Touring. Country Board-i-Besorts 60 Apartments, Flats, Tenements 68 will be married In the near future regulations enforced by the publish­ A few oars of all makes. Good buys Articles for Sale 46 ers, and they reserve the right to for little money. A pretty wedding was largely at­ to Clarence Bunke of Rockville, son East Side. Six rooms, well ai«* edit, levlse or reject any copy con­ THE CONKEY AUTO CO. FOR SALE—BLONDE LACE evening COTTAGES TO RENT or for sale at tended in St. James’s church this of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Burke of ranged, all conveniences. Including sidered objectionable. 20-22 East Center St. Tel. 840 gown with satin slip, latest style, Pleasant View, Rhode Island. Joseph TO BENT—5 ROOM tenement. Inquire Rockville. steam heat, $6,500, easy terms. CLfOSINQ HOURS—Classified uds worn~bnce in another state. Will sell Grills, 95 Canal street, Westerly, 63 1-2 Bissell street. morning at 9 o’clock, when Miss CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE for cost of material. Tel. 732-2. R. I. Mary Doran, daughter of Mr. and to bo published seme day must bo re­ Those wishing to purchase open FOB RENT- 6 ROOM FIAT and ceived by 12 o'crock noon. Saturdays cars will do well to inspect our stock. 18. New five Mrs. Edward Doran of 561 Greeacres-i-slngle, good large 10:30 a. m. FOR SALE—EUREKA electric vac­ MYRTLE BEACH. Rooms In splendid garage, Greenacres, $38, Main street and Raymond F. Griffin MEXICAN PLANE DOWN. Prices right—cars right. uum cleaner, all In good shape $6. cottage, on waterfront, home cook­ room flat, steam heat, Huntington rooms, oak floors and trim'downi H. A STEPHENS Call 14 Summit street or telephone ing. Reservations being made. Mrs. street, $35, five rooms, Russel', utreet, son of Mr. and Idrs. Daniel Griffin steam heat, gas, etc. $6,500. Telephone Your Want Ads Center at Knox <161. 939—2 1428-3. Cusson, Buckland. Telephone Man­ $25. See Stuart J. Wasley, 827 Main of 153 Hilliard street were Washington, June 12.— Captain chester 963-2. street. Telephone 1428-2. Ads are accepted over th 11 straw flowers and salvia, all 25c per Furniture Co., 649 Main street. Tel. single, sun porch, lot sixty foot and blue delphiniums. cottages. Sale rain or shine. Lunch will be served on the Wanted Aatos—Moto-rcyles...... 12 dozen. Gaillardia, hardy pinks, forget- FOR RENT—SEVERAL first class front. Price right, terms. Arthur A. premises. Business and Professional Services me-nots, Coropis. Baby Breath, phlox. 1628. rents with all improvements, Apply Knofla. Tel. 782-2—876 Main strqet. The bride’s gift to the brides­ Business Services Offered ...... 13 10c each, $1.00 a doz. Hardy chrysan­ BENSON’S FURNITURE Company Edward J. HolU 865 Main StreeL TeL maid was a wrist watch and the Household Services Offered ...... IS-A themums, hydrangea 25c. Blue spruce. are showing somtthlng very special 560. groomsman was given a ruby ring ROBERT M. REID & SON, A uctioneek Building—Contracting ...... 14 .Tomato plants 15c per dozen, $1.00 per in layer felt mattresse.s and Mexican 201 Main Street, Manchester, Phone 41 Florists—Nurseries ...... 15 hundred, $7.50 per thousand. Lettuce FOR RENT—TWO AND three room by the bridegroom who also pre­ floss, also Nachman spring filled,. 29 suites in Johnson Block, with mod­ REV. COLPITTS RAPS Funeral Directors ...... 16 and cabbage 10c per dozen, 75c per per cent off on all bedding. On a sented knives and chains to his Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. hundred. 379 Burnside Ave. Green­ $39.50 mattress you will save $7.90. ern Improvements. Apply to John­ ushers. Insurance ...... IS house, East Hartford. Call Laurel Do better at Benson’s. Home of .Good son. Phone 524 or janitor 2040. There was a wedding breakfast Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 1610. GENEOLOGY WORSHIP Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . . 20 Bedding. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM second served at the home of the bride’s THE BOOK OP KNOWLEDGE floor flat. In Greenacres. Phone Home Painting—Papering, ...... 21 Moving— Trucking— Storage ‘.JO Walnut bed and dresser. $49; 3- parents which was attended by <-.ssional Services 22 piece reed suite, $27.59; X piece fumed Bank & Trust Company. Advocates Pointing to the Fu­ about seventy-five relatives and (312) The Clipper Ships Repairing ...... 23 oak dining room suite, $69; 5 piece Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning 24 LOCAL AND LONG dlstaince moving friends. During the afternoon Mr. Sketches by Uessey; Synopsis by Brauch» new bedroom set, $85; 9x12 Congo- FOR, RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, ture Instead of the Past. Toilet Goods and Services 25 by experienced m< L. T. Wood. 55 leum rug, slightly damaged, $8. and Mrs. Griffin left on an unan­ Wanted—Business Service ...... 26 Bissell street, 'rel. 496.> newly renovated. 24 Church street. nounced wedding trip. The bride’s WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE A well attended meeting of the Educntionnl TO RENT—TENEMENT of 6 Tooms, going away dress was a tan ensem­ sc>.^ and Classes ... 27 PERHETT & GLENNBY moving sea­ FOR SALE—BABY CARRIAGES— Men’s Friendship Club, was held Private Instruction . . .. 28 son Is here. Several trucks at your all improvements. Inquire 91 Oak ble with hat to match. service, up to date equipment, ex­ good as new. Few gas stoves, all street. last night at the South Methodist Dancing ...... 28-A guaranteed. Ice boxes exclianged. It church. Arrangements were com­ On their return they will make Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 perienced men. Phone 7-2. their home in Long Island City, N. Wanted—Instruction ...... 30 you want furniture tor your cottage FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on pleted for the annual picnic which MANCHESTER & N. Y. MOTOR Dls- see us. Furniture bought and sold. Maple street, all improvements. In­ Y. Fiminvinl Spruce Street Second Hand Store. quire 179 Maple street. will be held on Saturday, July 11, Bonds—Stopks—M^'-tgagea ...... 31 patch—Part loads to and from New at East Hampton, where a chicken Business Opportunities ...... 32 York, regular service. Call 7-2 or Tel. 2627-4. Money to Loan ...... 33 1282. FOR , RENT—MODERN flat of four dinner will be served at the Hotel rooms. Inquire at 71 Bridge street. Edgemere. The members will pro­ Money Wanted ...... 34 j Wanted— ^To Buy 6S Phone 772-2. Help and Situationa { Repairing 23 ceed by automobile, leaving tiie PH YSltAl CHANGES ON H'slp Wanted—Female ...... 35 1 FOR RENT—6 ROOM ' tenement on church at 1 o’clock. , Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 j I WILL PAY THE Maple street, all Improvements. In­ One new member was admitted, Help Wanted—Male or Female,. 37 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and quire 1'79 Maple street. Agents Wanted ...... 37-A repaired,. chimneys cleaned, key fil­ HIGHEST PRICES FOR ALL and after routine business. Rev. LOWER MAIN STREET Situations Wanted—Female . . . . 38 ing. safes opened, saw filing and FOR RENT—TENEMENT at 17 Pos­ Robert A. Colpltts, pastor of the Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 grinding. Work called for, Harold KINDS OF JUNK AND OLD ter street, first house from East Cen­ church, addressed jthe dub, taking Employment Agencies •...... 40 Clerason, 408 North Elm street. TeL ter street, all improvements. Avail­ as his topic “ Shun Geneologies.” F> The barn at the rear of the Live Stnck-Peta-Ponllry—Vehicles 462. • FURNITURE able July 11th. Inquire 15 Foster domestic science building on Main Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 street. Telephone 167-2. emphasized the development of Live Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 SEWING MACHINE, repairing of Give Me a Trial American prosperity by pointing out street is being demolished and cart­ Poultry and Supplies •...... 43 all makes, oils, needles and supplies. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tenement that it was not ancestral traditions ed away. Several trees close by Splendid as the packet ships were, they were doomM Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stcck 44 R. W. Garrard. 37 Edward str °t. CALL 849 with all improvements. Inquire at are being cut down. These changes For Sale—Miacellaneoas Phone 715. 136 Bissell street. that mattered, but what a man to give front place to the fastest sailing ships that HaVe Articles for Sale ...... 45 could do that built up the nation. have been necessitated by the Boats and Accessoties ...... 46 LAWN MOWER sh-’menlng. repair­ He quoted the western question to a change contemplated by Gheney> skimmed the waves— ^the clippers. One of the most fa­ Building Materials ...... 47 ing. Phonographs, clocks, electric WANTED—BEAN POLES. Telephone stranger in illustration, “ What can Brothers in the policy of Teachers mous o f the old clippers is sketched above. The tea iiiamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 cleaners, locks repaired. Key atak- 507. Electrical Appliances—Radio ., 49 Ing, Bralthwalte, 62 Pearl street. NO UNIFORM, NO TOOT, you do, stranger?” as evidence of Hall next season. The present trade with China, the wool trade witii Australia, the Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A WILL PAY HIGHEST prices for all this. He further drew a comparison home for the employes at the hall gold rush to California and Australia, called for speedy Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 50 kinds of poultry. We will also buy in the national absence of caste, Household Goods ...... 51 Tailoring— Dyeing— Cleaning 24 will be converted into a modern rags, papers and all kinds of junk. HENCE PARADE “ B l E r or "class” as it is often termed, to apartment and the small bam at ships like this and daring captains.. - * • I Machinery and Tools . 4?...... 52 Call 982-4. By_NEAjJTirou£i^p»cial^Ptrml»»1oi^^ Musical Instruments ...... 53 HARRY ANDERTON, 38 Church show that the. nation bad progress­ the rear of the hall will be made Office and Store Equipment...... 54 street. Phone 1221-2, So. Manchester, ed largely through that fact, which Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 55 Rooms Without Board 50 Into a garage. The present domestic Conn., representing Hunter, Inc.Boys The refusal of a boy, lacking a bad operated for the general good. science building, after being Specials at the Stores ...... 56 Better Clothes. 3 piece suits with ex­ The” speaker said that Abraham Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 tra pants, sizes 6 to 18. Price for all FOR RENT—LARGE pleasant room, uniform, to blow a hie bass horn in renovated, will also be rented for Wanted—to Buy ...... 58 sizes, $9.75. for gentleman, heated. Inquire at 31 what was to have been a parade Lincoln had always pointed for­ residential purposes. The same R ibais—‘Board—Hotels—Resorts •vs/w^v^v^wvwwwwwvwwwvww Laurel street. ward with the index finger, to show Restaurants and concert by tbe High School workmen are also engaged In con­ Money to Loan 33 band last evening, preliminary to the road, rather than with thumb |i;'15^' Rooms Without Board ...... 69 FURNISHED ROOMS by day or week. over shoulder, to the road that had verting one of the bicycle sheds at. Boarders Wanted ...... 69-A Apply by phone or call telephone the dinner of the Near East Relief the rear of the High School Into a r Country Board—R esorts...... 60 MONQY TO LOAN on mortgages. 1160-4, corner Bissell and Foster Fund to be held tonight at the already been travelled. Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 Mortgages bought and sold. F. D. streets. From such examples a lesson tool shed for the lawn mower and Wan*^ed—Rooms—Board ...... 62 Comollo, 13 Oak street, telephone South Methodist Church, "kicked was pointed to all men and socie­ other supplies used by the janito •. Real Estate For Rent 1540.“ over the parade” and there was Apartments, Flats. T^nemtiits.. 63 ties. COOLIDGE TRIP DELAYED. none. He just did not feel in the Keen Interest In the talk was It's getting to be quite a serious Business Locations for Rent . . . . 64 Help ’' W anted— Female Houses for Rent ...... 65 85 mood to tootle and so when the manifest and at its conclusion a problem for a m$in about to marry Suburban for Rent ...... i 66 Washington, June 12.— Presi­ band members at the High School, rising vote of thanks was accorded to choose a little woman that will Summer Homes for R en t...... 67 WANTED—SINGLE. GIRLS 18 years ready for the concert and with ad­ help him with the dishes. Wanted to Rent ...... 68 or over- to learn mlll^ operations. Ap­ dent Coolldge whose .departure for to Mr. Colpltts. Real Estate For Sal' ply Employment Bureau, Cheney the Summer White House in Wis­ vertising banners all prepared'— be Apartment Buildings for Sale 69 Brothers, consin was held up last night owing would not blow a single note. Business "’roperty for S a le ...... 70 Other members of the band Farms and Land for Sale 71 to the indisposition of Mrs. Cool- JUDGE DROPS DEAD Houses for Sale ,,■•••*■•••••••• 72 WANTED—RESIDENT chamber maid id ^ , probably will leave tomorrow. labored with him, but he was not BUY YOUR TIRES AT Lots for S a le ...... T...... - 73 and seamstress. Telephone 334. Dr. Joel TT Boone, Mrs, Cool- going to perform without his uni­ Resort Property for Sale 74 idge’s physician, announced today form and he stuck to it. Without Sycamore, 111,, June 12— Federal Suburban for Sale...... 76 The American clipper Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 Who said there ’were no modern that there is no occasion for alarm his umpah contribution the band Judge Adam C. Cliffs, who has pre­ CampbelTs Filfing Station The Oriental had been Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 Solomons? A West Virginia man as to the First Lady’s condition and simply could not go on, so the pre­ sided over many of the most im­ Oriental made the trip pafd ^ 3 0 a ton fo r her Anction—Legal Notices the other day divided a million dol­ that she should be able to travel paration for the parade went for portant cases In the country, drop­ from Hongkong to Lon- Auction Sales ...... 78 cargo of tea—$17.50 lars among seventeen relatives. tomorrow. nothing. ped dead at his home here today. Phone 1551 ^don in 97 days and Legal Notices ...... 79 then was a high price for throngs came to the such a cargo — because GAS BUGGIES—Such Is Love By Frank Beck docks to see her. ^ of her speed,

' AFTER WORRYING ABOUT HIS IMAGINARY RIVA L ALL k - DAY, ALEC FINALLY r e t ir e d a n d S P E N T A RESTLESS NIGHT TALKING TD HIMSELF *■ MANaiESiTER (UUNW.) ICVEIOTG HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 12,1928. P A 6 B

SKIPPY Bp Percy U Crosby SENSE “ I* NONSENSE I iiiiteii Otufi. He Cfffso f«^.t OP fi 06eM£Mr5 t h a t A negro preacher wac denounc­ Cerf He HAcf THe UMete eeoie y d c o t r o u l ing the sins of his congregation. n /s h y 'cAusfi twe uzf^ao oppev 6 ) k “ Bredern and sistern, Ah warns yo’ H»S C/eAfi HOLO£R, M H r t h a t PfiSSeQ HIM n \e S ru p m 'gainst de heinous sin of playin’ c c v io n W oo NorrmH- wirH so eu«AvrMiKi4 tooKeo dice! Ah charges you 'gainst de O A C Y lM d R e , s h g s e M T HIM ooeii. black rascality of'^liftln’ pullets. But HO ^ A v r fn iN c s t n o K above all else, bredern an’ sistern, r m ecACKtf^r. t h a y is tuHOfi Ah demolishes yo’ 'gainst de crime of melon-stealln'.” m e abjc s^es t h c eei^Anrjr.' A brother in back seat made an odd sound with his Ups, rose and snapped his fingers. Then he sat down again with an abashed look. "W hffo’, ma fren’,” said the par­ son, sternly, “ does you get up an’ snap your fingers when Ah speaks ob melon-stealln?” “ Yo’ jes’ remln’s me, parson,” the man In the back seat answered, meekly, “ whar Ah L e f mah knife.” MM V* NO PROmSCUOUS BATHING r '1 “ Can I have a private bath?” asked the new lodger. ' “ Yes, Buh! Yea, suh,” returned L Ciagft^*IiSTc«; IN& the Neigro maid. “ We’s only got one ^ CMtnt Ftmi Amb., Ins. bathtub, but ev’ybody takes dey The by-laws of marriage are bath private In dia house, suh.” eas,ler to^respect than the in-laws. Aunt Eppie H ogg the Fattest W om an in 3 Counties By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE A plantation negro ' decided to leave the home of his birth and By Gene Ahem migrate north. Two years later his former master met him traveling across on an old mule. The old or ^HA-r -rni? h a p -T® negro was delighted to see his FAV/0REP,MTS-ltt(S PAVr-^SOLP MV TOR \B4: •p oLK S ;. master and at once began to tell of f{,0St\ Ait^P K iu u THfr^ R ksim T { SfoO»< OIF W lW T 8 0 USAW> GBKSrfSN his life in the norths CoMv/BKi-fiOjil souv/sMiR BALUoojsi^-ro A MovetirtV SuPRottHi “ Boss, sincg I lefN yo’ all, I’se 50QV/&HIR5 THIS IS A “ PLANE” ONE. been a ’preachin’.” •Jobber,*TAklM6“ftlE PISfRiBUiloiil AM' AIO "Why, Mose, I did not know that * o f f MV MAWPS, AUP LBAVIKI6 MB U p k e e p !' Here's a new Way to HOP OFF you ever preached. BK6B-T0 A'fmMP‘1T4B COMVglTflOlki! — without leaving the ground. * “ Lawdy, yes, I Is a regular preach­ Just follow the letter golf rules er. Not so long ago I was tellln' ^ ttOUl BV tSO and you should be able to do it In my congregatif/n all about Daniel -5:;^ $-rROLU*tO-rvlB COfiV/BUJlOU five strokes. That’s par and one and de Lion’s Den, how they froWed V' ■ ' f ■ touched a hair of Daniel's head.” “ What did you say, Mose?” “ I says, 'Look here, niggah, the time I’se speakln’ o'f. If B.C.— befo’ circus’s.” REAL DESPERATION

At a little dinner party which we . r attended the other night, the talk 'no drifted, so naturally, to politics. It turned out to be almost unan­ r / imously a Hoover crowd. And one Hooverlte, waxing eloquent about what he termed the fear of the leaders that Hoover would win the numlnatlon, said that the leaders o F F were about as desperate as the two ATTA6 pie you’ll never return, will you?” Ma— “ William, don’t let me hear OOP. SPAt^VSH PLW6 OP. CtOLD / V POM'T IHIHR MOO'LL f lMt> A B R O K t'. TRBASURM 'TiU WIG CiCT tb Beggar: “ Well, lady, you know you referring to your father as VIttOOPS your pie better than I do.” ______‘the old man’ again.” m u o v i AMHVJAV. JElMELeP m Town iHHO’LLtAye NMWtRT JVi SLATES VIA6UlM6ctCM, AH' J 0^ v f . j — c a m vie seL L \M KUO agoPAVJ MG CAMt 66T t> it T TUG 0.6. HlMT, OBOHl tU A T ViASVMMGtbH 'tiu vie GO y Of cooP,se. 6GU\. VT. — M6RM . 61HTI-& rr. STOBV ^ HAL COCHRAN — PICTURES 4 / KNICK ______wn.u.ftMT.orr.

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r i r^SaS'Twia.tTf/.- TUESDAY, JU NE 12, 192^“ ; .*1 manrligalgr Spgtitnfl *-*u Mrs. R, A. Colpitts of the South jlliiliiliiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiililiUlitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiRi UWNFETE Mttthodis. parsonage, 316 Sp"uce morning at 10:30 o’clock. MUST HAKE DATES HOSPITAL NOTES street, deft early this morning for EMERGENCY DOCTORS NORTH ENDERS WIN and northern Maine, in response to a FOR LAKESIDE CAMP telegram announcing the dangerous Dr. Le Verne Holm'e^ (phone John Olson, Jr., of Jackson STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL illness of a relative/ The time of her 314) and Dr. Edwin C. Higgins LAWN FETE PRIZES street, was the only patient report­ return ie uncertain and she will not (phone 506-2) will be on duty ed admitted to the Memorial hos­ IdaaohMter Country Club Grounds The Young Churchmen's Confer­ Tttes.-Wed. Evgs., June 19, 20. be at b o re to receive her friends to answer emergency calls in pital today. tomorrow afternoon as announced Manchester tomorrow after­ ence and annual Qlder Bbys’ Week I on the church calendar. noon. Wm. Foulds, Jr., Gets Dinner held at Camp Washington, Lake-1 -4> side, will take place June 23 to 80. { 50 e S p e ^ a l s ABOUTTOWN Mrs. Lee Thrall of 43 Strickland 'Rev. J. S. Neill of St. Mary’s Epis­ street 'was surprised last evening The Junior choir of the North Set— New Britain Man copal church Is a member of the Read Over These Specials and Jiidge when a party of 18 of her relatives Methodist church will rehearse commission in charge of the camp this evening at the iome of the program for the week. Rev. Mr. far Yourself Miss Loeta Colpitts, daughter, of from this town, Ellington and New­ Misses Lydall on Hudson street. Gets Gold Piece. Norton’s Rer. Robert and Mrs. Colpitts, is port, R. I., called to help her cele­ Neill will also be one of the instruc­ Store Closes at Noon spending her vacation with her par­ brate her birthday. They brought tors and will lecture on Biographies Leon Rosenstein of Hartford, a of Christian Leaders. ents at the S. M. E. parsonage, with them a number of useful gifts truck driver, paid a fine of $10 Spruce street. Miss Colpitts is a in electrical appliance and a cream William Foulds Jr., was the win­ The conference is held annually and costs for speeding down the -for boys of senior and junior high teacher of science at Knox school and green breakfast set of table and Center hill yesterday afternoon. ner of the hundred-piece dinner set Electrical In Coopersville, N. Y. Mrs. W. B. four chairs as well as the requisites Traffic Officer Wlrtalla testified at the closing ot the sixth annual school age, creating an opportunity Cheney, widow of W. B. Cheney, for a buffet luncheon. Music, games for the clergy to give to^the boys a and dancing helped to pass a pleas­ that the young man drove a two- Community Club Law’' Fete last week of devotion, Instruction, rec­ former postmaster here, is hostess ant evening. ton truck past all the side streets night. Mr. Foulds, who, is a mem­ at this school. Miss Colpitts ex­ at better than 4 2 , miles an hour. reation and outdoor life. Clergy pects to be here until October. This is the most dangerous part ber of the committee which staged and lay leaders and boys worship Service I Mrs. Andrew Healey was the of Center street because of the the affair, bought the lucky ticket together, study together, talk over, Temple Chapter, Order of the representative from the local circle many side streets. last night. A girl approached with serious problems and compete in Eastern Star will meet tomorrow of the Daughters of Isabella at the a new book of tickets and asked outdoor sports. The expense is evening in the Masonic Temple. The quarterly meeting of state regents The Dorcas Society of the Swed­ him to buy one. Not wishing to re- small but; the number of boys from ausiness will Include initiation of of Connecticut Assembly, National ish Lutheran church will have a fusb, he took the book, turned over each parish allowed to attend Is candidates. Daughters .of Isabella, which was food sale in the basement of Hale’s necessarily limited. Manchester held in Torrington. Mrs. Healey is the first two tickets an l said, ‘,‘Thls store Saturday afternoon begin­ is the lucky one.” boys desiring to attend .should get Mrs. Ernest Bantly is chairman the vice-regent of St. Margaret ning at 1 o’clock. The committee No more was thought of the in­ in touch with Rev. Neill as soon as uC the hostesses for the outing of Circle. in charge is composed of Miss cident by either Mr. Foulds or the possible. tlij Manchester Mothers’ club to­ Esther Johnson, of Clinton street; The members of the Concordia ticket seller until several hours morrow evening at Coventry Lake. Mrs. /William Munsle, Mrs. Harry later when Miss Irene Waters of Mrs. Jack Miller is In charge of Lutheran church board and wom­ Mathiason and Miss Inez Olson. en of the church, will meet in the Oakland plunged her hand into the transportation. Automobiles will box of ticket stubs and pulled Out leave the Center at 6 p. m. The basement of the church this even­ Thomas Hackett, of Hackett ing to discuss plans for the straw­ the one which bore his name. committee will provide doughnuts Brothers, Buckland, large tobacco Another interesting and unusual in­ and coffee and the members are re­ berry festival that is to be held growers, is looking for warm ■ Special Purchase! June 19. cident occurred when Miss Waters Q minded to provide basket lunches, weather within the next few days picked a stub which gave her bis­ cup and spoon. in order to assure a good tobacco John Larsen, who has conducted crop this year. The Hackett plan­ ter, Helen, two dollars and a half. The other lucky numbers she drew A number of local people went a bakery business at the rear of the tations at Buckland, Hilliardvllle Children’s Muslin Waranoke hotel, yesterday pur­ and South Windsor are all being gave Irving P. Campbell two dol­ to Hartford today to attend the lars and a half In gold and Ivanberg flower show of the Connecticut Hor­ chased a bake shop on Zion street worked and seed planting Is going ticultural society at the old state In Hartford and will move his busi­ on. Mr. Hackett says that among Peterson of New Britain, five dol­ Undies house. The exhibit will be contin­ ness there today. applicants for work this season lars. ued tomorrow. there Is an unusual number of There was another large crowd X The Girls’ Junior choir of St. at the fete last night the visitors married women. a w*«. E Mra. Cornelius Foley ot New street Mary’s Episcopal church will hold were well rewarded toward the returned yesterday from Sf. F'rancis a rehearsal In the parish house Miss Mary G. Dougherty of West close of the evening when Robert 50c each hospital, Hartford where she under­ Wednesday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Center street, will be absent from M. Reid in charge of the operation went an operation recently. She is All members are requested to at­ her duties as clerk at the South of the booths, offered many bar­ ‘MOTHER’S getting a per­ Slips—Combinations—Pajamas tend. gains which were readily taken. much Improved. end post office all of next week, A special purchase enables us to offer this good' qqUIlSr during which she will attend the The Lawp Fete was a success, both manent down at Mrs. Petit- J. L. Strong, station master at financially and socially, but the children’s muslin underwear at this low price. Plain white -Miss Muriel Treat, daughter of Buckland, who has been promoted commencement exercises at Prince­ jean’s.” muslin slips and combinations trimmed with dainty lace edg­ Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Treat of East ton University where her nephew, amount of exact money realized will by the New York, New Haven and not be known for a few days. ings and 'embroidery. In sizes 2 to B years, with the excep­ Center street, has retifrned from George Dougherty, will graduate. “Really? Well I’ll see her tion of the combinations which can be had in sizes up to 14 Elmira, New York'., where she has Hartford Railroad Company to a position in the southern part of the myself then. I’m going Generator years. The pajamas come in blue or pink nursery figures with finished her first year at college. state, moved to New Haven today. Two courts ate being staked out V necklines. 2 to 6 years. (Baby Shop.) in the rear of the Army and Navy there now for a water wave.” A meeting of 'St. Margaret Circle, Mrs. Alexander W. Cavins of Club for horseshoe-pitching games. BUY YOUR TIRES AT Starter and Ignition Daughters of Isabella, will he held Terre Haute, Ind., Is spending a A league is planned and members Twenty-Nine Only! tonight in K. of C. Hall. . few days with her grandmother, are requested to leave their names Repaired at a reasonable Mrs. Fina Anderson , of Cooper with Dave McCollum. Campbell’s Filijng Station charge. We can save you ex­ Devotion in honor of t.ne Sacred street. Before returning to her MRS.' pense and annoyance as we Heart will be held in St. James’ home in Indiana she will spend Dr. and Mrs. Van N. Verplanck Phone 1551 ALDEA $1.00 Hand Bags church at 7:30 this evening. 1 some time with her parents, Mr. and their son and daughter, Vin­ have instruments which locate and Mrs. John Erickson of New cent and Sarah, are spending a all electrical trouble quickly. 5 George Forbes, building con­ tractor of 40 Delmont street has Britain. week visiting at the home of Dr. NOTICE just closed in the framing on a Verplanck’s parents. Superintendent Norton Electrical 50c each new home for W. B. Long of the and Mrs. F. A. Verplanck on Main 875 MAIN ST. PHONE 1672 street. TO THE PUBLIC Instrument Co. Good-looking pouche and under-arm bags in plain 0|r Superior Tjpewriter Exchange of WA1K.1NS BROTHERS combination leathers. Tan, brown, black, etc. Regular Hartford, on Fuller avenue, in Ea.st Great reductions op shoe repair­ Hilliard Street, Manchester $1.00 grade. Hartford. ing. ' Yon can save 60 to 60% on each job in this place. Mrs. iN. L. L’Heureux and Mrs. Mary T. Kelleher of 34:i Center m v n i Men’s soles sewed o n ___$1.00 79c street will open their homes tonight FILMS Ladies’ soles sewed o n ___75c for a charity whist for the benefil Hand Painted of the order of Roman Catholic d i r e c t o r s DEVELOPED AND We use the best leather that Sisters known as the Pressure of PRINTED money can buy. The very best of Blood. Mr. L’Huereux has a Robert K Anderson 24 HOUR SERVICE rubber heels used, ^ Goodyear and sister who is a member of the order Film Deposit Box at O’Sullivan’s. Free shine with every Lunch Cloths and Sets and Is now located In China, where Store Entrance Job. Work done promptly at the the order is engaged in social work. t’hone '00 or '4S-7 She has been there for two years. Boston Shoe Repair 50c each Your choice of a hand painted, 36 inch lunch cloth with KEMP'S Shop four napkins to match in blue, gold or rose designs, or a 50- WXX W W W 1 Inch printed lunch cloth in blue, gold or rose. Guaranteed' ,106 Spruce St., Near Bissell St. East color. Suitable for daily use at home or at the Summer 30ttage.

The Policy Was Missing Children’s $1.00 K nickers...... 50c I ^ a r t f o r d j ^ H av e You Ten only children’s knickers to close-out at this price, s course the insurance company Brown khaki in sizes 8, 10 and 14 only. paid the claim, but not until after I A PLAY the delay of legal formalities which Men’s 25c Handkerchiefs, 4 f o r ...... 50 c 1 would have been avoided if the Pure linen handkerchiefs in plain white with hemstitched S policy had not been lost. hems. Only four dozen to sell tomorrow morning at 4 for 50c. E Gigantic Sale of s ' Just the handkerchiefsVi a n I r 4 Apn for daily use. ROOM Keep your insurance policies permanently „ safeguarded in a E Women’s Summer Union Suits SOc 1A Safe Depoeit Box ^ Summer weight union suits with loose knees and built-up S In the basement—or in the = shoulders. Sizes 36 to 44. * I TOWELS attic—there’s wasted space that the children could use, if The Manchester Trust Co, a little lumber and a little 5 25c Percales, 2 yards...... 50c I South Manchester, Conn. S 36 Inches wide. A complete, line of new sumpier patterns 2 labor were applied. “Where 5 —floral and modernistic—in cheery colorings. Color fast. 2 Good 'time to get your can I play” and “What is S Now is the time to make up summer aprons and douse frocks E there to do” need be heard no S before the hot, sultry weather Is here to stay. 5 more if you will give the kids summer supply a recreation room. Let us tell you how. S 69c Rubber Door M ats ...... 50c I 5 Heavy rubber door mats In corrugated diamond patterns. = Black only. Size 18x30 inches. They can be used on the A train load of Towels for Bath and S porcR or before the sink. Hand use. Most unusual values. W. G. Glenney Co. Every reputable maker in t he world of Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies 69c Bamboo Lawn R akes...... 50c I fHpN Bamboo lawn rakes or combs, 17 inch spread. Special S good Towels represented in the lot. Allen Place, Manchester. Phone 126 while they last at 50c each. each m OC Reg. 42c kind. 21c GOOD TUINOS TO CAT 2 69c Protecto Garment Bags ...... 50c I Gives choice of 500 white for plain white and colored s . Don’t delay putting away your heavy garments another 2 Bath Towels with colored bordered Bath Towels, 29c 2 day. These Protecto garment bags have the side opening and 2 Service — Quality — Low Prices Pinehurst Closes at Noon Wednesday 2 hold three garments. Size 28x4x55 inches. Moth, damp and 2 borders. kind. = . dust proof..' , s E • i each FRESH MEATS Quite a number of new 17c NOTE THESE Fresh Caught Fish Small Tender Pork Chops items in the Fruit and Veg­ Very special value in each ...... 65c Special Sliced Bacon 37e etable Department: I ^Self-Serve' Specials I white Bath Towels with Extra large fine grade BY EXPRESS WEDNESDAY MORNING lb. Watermelons S Seeded or Scfedless RAISINS, 5 pkgs...... ,.,. 50c i colored borders. White Bath Towels, regu- Marrow Bonei^ for Soup Good Canteloupes S (15 ounce package) ^ Fresh Caught Mackerel...... 15c lb. 3c lb. lar $1.00 quality. New Potatoes are lower. 1 Skat HAND SOAP, 7 cans . . .•...... 50c i Finest Roe S h ad ...... 25c Ib. Veal Chops cut from milk Native Beets C Reg. 79c kind. each Steak Cod ...... 18c lb. fed Native Veal—try them S Sunbeam PRESERVED FIGS, 2 bottles ___ ...... 50c 2 S CWhole and skinless) . s Extra fine grade Bath Fresh Shore Haddock...... 12c Ib. breaded. Spinach 15c peck. 12Ac Ribs of Corned Beef 16c Towels, 22x44 inch, 5,000 2 Krumm’s MACARONI and SPAGHETTI, 6 pkga. . .^Oc 2 with colored borders. for guest size Turkish Tow­ Boston Bluefish ...... 18c lb. lb. els, 500 dozen offered in Cape Cod Butterfish...... 35c lb. Boston Head Lettuce 9c Briskets and other solid head. Sunbeam WHOLE WAX BEAMS, 2 cans ...... 50^ 2 each this sale at this price. 2 lbs. Tripe'...... 25c pieces of Pinehurst Quality (Extra small) 33c 3 quarts O n io n s...... 25c Corned Beef. for large -white Turkish ^ each Green Beans, Peas = W 2 lbs. Pickled Pigs’ F eet ...... '...... 25c Pinehurst Hamburg 25c Health Market” Specials Towels with colored bor­ 21 c lb. Hearts of Celery ders^ regular value 42c for guest size, 500 dozen 3 N ice C ucum bers...... 25c Pinehurst Round Ground lib. B A C O N ...... each. and a very special offer. Best Pure Lard ...... 14c Ib. 45c lb. Large, firm Hot House 11b. L IV E R ...... i o r 50c I 3 Bunches Beets...... 25c Dried Beef-Sliced fresh Cucumbers are lower—spe­ LAMB STEW, 3 lbs...... 50c Cloverbloom Butter in 2 lb. roll ...... 93c from Chamberlin or Anur- cial tomorrow at 10c, 2 for PORK CHOPS, 2 lbs...... 50c Premier Salad Dressing ...... 29c bottle ius Dried Beef—20c a Vi lb. 19c. % or 39c a Vz lb. VEAL STEW, 2«/2 lbs...... 50c Bath Mats Ripe Pineapples With slight defects, we offer regular Strawberries Green Cabbage $1.25 to $2.00 kind for only, each ... $1.00 Manchester Public Market Apples and Bananas Grapefruit Others of reralar $2.25 to First delivery 8 o’clock. i $8.00 value for each ...... $1.59 A. Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 Calves’ Liver, Scotch Ham and Baked Ham* SOUTH MRNCHTSTr. CONS

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