Emblem elubs throughout Con- m tha malla arriving in Hanehsa- iiSEBAU TONIGHT dance dance necticut will hold their first Joint tsr under the frank of Congrase- outing at Savin Rock on Wednes- man Harmaii P. Kopplemann, la a Old Fashioned and Modern day, August 22. The West Haven large envelope containing a picture (Bast Side League) Emblem club Is sponsoring the oup- of Preeident Rboeevelt. There ie an Every Thursday Night ing and making all arrahgemenji, engraved card carrying the name of BALDWINS TB. G R E E N for the. shore dinner at noon and the Congreaeman in which be atat's Miaa Ruth Hunt and MIm Con- cards ^hd games in the afternoon. that, ’’believing we are now under tance Hunt of Pine street have re- Jarvis Grove 6 p. m. Rainbow Dance Hall Jt will be an excellent opportunity the government of one of the great- turned from a visit with their aunt Bolton Notch for the members 'of the Rockville eat Presidenb” the picture ie being and uncle, i t r . and Mrs. John Joyce Emblem club, which draws from enclosed. of.'Caiapel street, East Hartford. Music by Webster’s Old Timers. Manchester and nearby towns to be- Oates and Taylor, Promptera. come acquaintefi with the others. HALES sel f - ser ve: Those who would, like to go should get ill touch wdtlf'Mrs; Mary Qrazla- Mr. and Mrt. C. V’on Borchere of , Mf»- C- Bunce of 889 Hart- Victoria road have just returned dlo of this- town, president of the ford Road returned home last eve- Rockville branch, or Mrs. Georgs’ ri. G n a c e : r \ AUSTRIA PAYS from a vacation In Maine .where INSIDE OR OUTSIDE MAYO BROTHERS ning after spending several weeks Williams, both of this town. LAVERY MENTIONED BRITISH FLIERS HOP Ihev enjoyed flah’lng tripe to Branch In Woodstock. Pond. Cold Spring Pond and Beach McOILL PAINT IS BEST HIU lake. Mr. Von Borchera caught The , usual Wednesday ' evening A TRIBUTE TO ARE LAUDED BY the limit;of aalmon each day, often Ross S. Towle of 721 Tower av'e- setback party will be omitted to- irithln three houra of caatlng hU I nue, Hartford, for' 15 years an ac- morrow evening at House's Pine SatisfaeffaQ 100% PURE FOR GOVERNORSHIP ON ATLANTIC TRIP, : countant employed by Stone and flrat hook. He also landed two lake Grove, Wapplng, on account of the Early Rird”^ C ^ ^ ! a- GERMMDEAD THE PRESIDENT trout, each of which weighed more tVebster, Inc., of Boston, died at his lllne.ss of Mra. Frank House. Guaranteed I, I home yesterday. Mr. Towle is sur- Outside Paint than' lO’ .i pounds. The trout aver- FROM 9 TO 12 O’CLOCK WEDNESD A Y m S r ^G 1 iged between' two and 10 pounds I vlved by two nieces living In Man- The highway department scarified in Material Former Senator of f airfield ind the salmon about six pounds. j che.ster. Miss Jeanne Towel and Mrs. rnd rolled Summit street from East ONCE A CONVICT, Prince Alois Places Wreath Chief Executive Honors CANADA TOJRAQ Roasa A. Brookings, both of 141 Center to Wadsworth street yester- DRAM PERFUMI and $2.55 I East Middle turnpike. day. Burnett's Extracts per gMlon Boomed at G. 0. P. Gather- Through the Hasting Wayside SM ClAi ON DIES A REFORMER on Soldiers* Memorial and World Famous Surgeons; Agency, Annie and Emella Broroskl Craftsmanship In 5-gsllon cuts. of Birch street have-purchased the Mr. ad Mrs. Arthur Turklngton of PRESIDENT URGED Making Attempt to Break I hnox street entertained friends at a Any flavor. Small bottlea. .2 for ...... ing; Democrats to Disciiss Mar>' Magnuson farm of 100 acres Speaks About Relations in Tolland. They have already tak- j party Saturday evening. HIGHEST PRICES 'S even teen “NOTHING BUT THE BEST II^^FAINTS” American Legion Presents en poasesslon of the’ farm and are P.\ID FOR 19 Politics at Banqnet. TO SETTLE STRIKE Long Distance Record — I Mrs. Jennie Hunt and daughter, PIRPUMI ^ Save Money By Buying Your Paint At R t^ ry Prices John G. Goode — Yegg, With the Sister Nation. Them With llaqne. _ ___ I Heayily Loaded Plane Drunkard and D erelict^ I I By ASSOCIATED PRESS Berlin, Aug. 8— (AP) — Prince Rochester, Minn., Aug. 8.— (AP) Minneapolis Group Pleads Runs Mile and Half Be- IPoUtical talk was indulged in lost Alois of Schoenburg-Hartenstein, Passes Away at 70. — President . Roosevelt shared the aght over a wide front by both colonel general of Austria, Austrian rpotllght today with Rochester’s Democrats and Republicans, the That Citizens Are De-I * fore Bemg Lifted h to Air minister of defense in the second most famous citizens, the Mayo most pointed discussion being that New York, Aug. 8.— (A P )—John Cabinet of the late Chancellor DoU- Efothers; as this city combined Its ''at a dinner to former Senator Al- G. Goode, once infamous os a crook, fuss, and leader of the Austrian prived of Rights. — Expect to Cover About forces on the Italian front during entertainment for the Ghlef Execu- beH.^;. Lavery of Fairfield when he later famous a* a reformer, died at tive with ceremonies -honoring the was offered as a possible nominee the World War, appeared at 1 p. niodlcs. his home in Brooklyn last night. He m. today at the Soldiers’ Memorial 6,500 Miles. for govern^ at the Republican Praising the two world renow-ned Minneapolis, Aug. 8.— (A P )—An . state «onventipn. was 70 years old. on Unter-Den-Llnden. He was dressed In the old Im- plyslcians. Dr. William , J. and rppeal to President Roosevelt to Lavery was pvra a pocket watch He had been a yegg, a till pilfer- Charles H. Mayo, operators of the er, a train robber, a highwayman, a perial Austro-Hungarian uniform take a hand in the Minneapolis truck with chain and knife attached.,- Mayo Clinic, for their services. Mr. arlvers’ strike was made today by BCLLEITN! The praise of Lavfery by many non-working New York policeman, and he deposited a wreath' on be- Roosevelt added that their "true dis- the Minoeann'is nri.tectlve commit- Quebec, Aug. ‘ 8.— (AP) —Tbe was profuse and brought. Into the then a derelict and finally a lectur- half of the Austrian army In memory of their German comrades- tinction Is In the simple fact that tee, a group of citizens, who charged plane '*11-011 of the Caribou," on open sentiment expressed qtBe.where er on prison reform. you have put men’s .sense of brother- In the county that Fairfield' w^a In-arma who fell in the World War. that rc.nrienta are being deprived of He was born in Boston in 186+ hood and interdependence Into a a projected non-stop flight from able to offer a name for th* head of. and taken to Colorado by his par- Yesterday Prince Alois attended luclr constitutional rights by mili- tht obsequies for the late President setting and have given It a new tary control. Wasaga Beach, Ont., to Bagh- the Republican ticket if the con- ts when be was 5 years old. At meaning." vention wanted one. ll''l»e ran away to Join- a band of Von Hlndenburg as a special Aus- Captain M. J. Ayling (left), and Captain Leonard O. Reid, British A telegram addressed to President dad, passed over Quebec at trian delegate. flyers, leave Ontario at dawn for non-stop record flight. Addressing them as "nelghbo’’,'the Roosevelt in care of his special train 10:05 a. m., e. s. t. State Chairman J. Henry Rora- y eg g sX ^ u g h t, he served a terra In back made known that Congress- MlBaouri%Nntate penitentiary. Then This Monarchist, aristocrat and Chief Executive participated lo at Roche.ster, where he Is participat- knight of Pour. Le -Merlte, who re- ceremonies In which the American man Charles M. Bakewell, Just back he robbed il AIU In his native city, li.g In cercraonlrs honoring the Mayo THE HOP-OFF from the British Isles where he Boston, at 13, ahdw as sent to the signed from the Dollfuss Cabinet Legion presented to the brothers brothers, urged him "to take Imme- because he did not approve of its citations voted at the last NaUonal Washago Beach, Out., Aug. 8 — gave attention to economic and In- Massachusetts ataib^^teformatory. o'.ate steps to remedy the situation” , dustrial conditions, bad accepted Escaped ~ anti-German course, expressed the convention, honoring them for their (A P )—James Ayllhg and Leonard hope that better roiations ' might H ere's A m a z i n g Lif e Story and requested conciliators "who will an invitation to be keynoter and He escaped twice from''+be refor- luimanitarlan accomplishments. recognize the needs of all citizens Reid, British airmen, took off at soon -develop between Austria and dawm today In an attempt to fly temporary chairman of the Repub- matory, and because of that occame Edward A. Hayes, NaUonal com- and prevent further demonstration lican state convention at Hartford, Germany. mander of the Legion, presented the non-stop to Baghdad, Irag, and the only Juvenile ever to be senK^o “ A fundamental change for the O f F a m o us Q u in t u p le ts of the situation for political pur- September 10 and 11. Massachusetts’ Deer Island prison' citaUons, while the President spoke pcses." break tbe world's long distance To Be Renominated 'better In the relations of Austria lu presenUng a p.Iaque given by the flight record. Hd escaped from that, too, after be aniLGermany can be expected." said The Rev. Fronds J. Haas, priest The convention will nominate for in;, farmed to a fishing schooner. Eleven Weeks Old Canadian Babies Getting Finest local Legion Post. who helped settle the Milwaukee The heavily-loaded plane ran a Congressman at large, an office the prince. "The appointment of I«y * a Wreath mile and a half dow-n the beach be- Pennsylvania was the next state Franz Vbn^Papen as special envoy Of Medical Attention. electric strike, 4md E. H. Dunnlgan, which is bis at present, and so far to punish him with a prison sen- During his visit Mr. Roosevelt Federal mediators, have been here fore soaring aw-ay at 6:12 a, m. (e. as the cards on the table nOw lie, to Austria'^aa well as the chancel- d. s. t.) to the east. tence, for train robbery. Then :ie lorship of Kurt^^Schuschnlgg are found time to lay a wreath at the several weeks attempting to Iron he will be renominated. Should be went west and rustled cattle and This xt-ory, areompenled by vastly relieved at seeing Dr. Da- statute of Dr. William Worrall Ahead was the dangerous North be permanent chairman of the con- guarantees that tha^murderoua and a full page of hitherto unputi- foe. In fact she was visibly trem- out the difficulties between the em- Atlantic bop, the biggest hazard looted gambling balls. fratricidal war between the two Mayo, father of the brothers, and p'eyers and drivers. vention, it will be quite possible for Ohio caught him after a highway lixbed pletures on Page Ten, bling. With relief, she left the visit St. Mary's hospital. along the 6,500-mlIe route to him to relinquish the gavel when sets of Germans wdll at'least end. Is the aerond of two appearing case to cool, business-like Dr. Da- Not Involved Baghdad. robbery. So. he served a term in Want Independenr^.. "For fifty years ,voh have given the nomination for Congressman at the Ohio State prison, then tw'o or exclusively In The Herald and foe. and turned to the three chil- t'reless, skillful and imselflsh serv- The protective committee, which The plane, “The Trail of the "We Austrians are good Germans other NEA Serx'lee newspapers, claims it la a representative group large Is called for. three minor sentences, and finally a dren already delivered. She lit the ice hero In this state and city,” Caribou," Is the same one In which In Republican circles there Is, as but we want to be and must be In-, revealing whut goc* on behind stove, turned up the wicks of the of citizens in no way directly Involv- Captain James Mollison and hl» term In the prison at Syracuse, N President Roosevelt told the broth- yet, little talk as to the makeup of dependent. the scenes In the Ontario home kerosene lamps, and assembled t e ed In the truck drivers strike, sent wife, Amy, British filers, attempt- Y. "Von Hindenburg’s death is a ers, to whose hospital leading fig- the state ticket as a'whole. Became a Pickpocket of the famous Dionne quintu- babies in a temporary crib built copics-of the‘telegram to Frances ed to take off from the same beach Assumption Is that the secretary heaip' blow for us all. As an old plets, and telling the amazing ures from all over the world have After Syracuse he linked up with from a clothes-basket. come for treatment. Perkins, secretary of labor, and last year on a long distance flight, o f state, state treasurer, state soldier, I gladly accepted the Invita- "life story” of', the liahies. The mother was unconscious and only to crack up at the start. the son of a then well-known New Llcyd Garr on. chairman of the Na- comptroller and attorney general tion to pay a last tribute to the Watch The Herald for addition- Dr. Dafoe's problem was a difficult "These fifty years, the span ot tional Iti'l 118 Board. The fliers have been prepared for York politician and started a gang your medical practice, have covered will be renominated. There has been great field ‘ marshal of the World al exclusive pictures. one. Each of the remaining two Before he left for Rochester lo the gruelling test for months. Cross of pickpockets In New York The War. Despite the .strained relations probably the most remarkable talk that John A. Danaher, secre- pair also opened a flourishing gam babes was found to be enclosed In winds balked an attempt July 24. tary of state, might be drafted to between Germany and Austria, the COPYRIGHT, 1934 ferlod in the history of science." They preferred to start from Cen- bling house in the west 40’s. annioUc sacs, moving about freely (Continued on Page Twelve) head the ticket with Lieut. Gov. Austrian government regarded It as By NEA Sertioe. in the fluid which filled these mem- Briefly catalogpiing the advances, tral Canada instead of from Harbor The heavy bettors marched off a duty and an honor to be repre- ht went on: Roy C. WlIcoX to remain in second to the Spanlsh-Amerlcan war. branous containers, and It was nec- Grace, Nfd., where most of w-est- place, but this ceased when leading sented officially at the funeral. "But despite the progress that you Goode enlisted to run dice games. Corbeil, Ont., Aug. 8.—The coupe essary for the phylclan to open to-eaat transAtlantic hops have Republicans said Danaheris strength "W e regret extremely that the have seen and that you nave .helped been Inaugurated. When he came back he wooed and Jounced and rattled as Its lights these coverings and remove the tiny is needed Just where he is, espec- hatred between the sister nations body from each. to accomplish, the resUess spirit of JOHNSON IS BACK married tKfc jsald companion of the took the forms which were climax- picked out the rocky road from Cal- 600 Gallons of Gas lall.v if the Democrats name a wom- The DauTi Baptism Science prompts you to-see new Six hundred gallons of gasoline an for that office on their ticket. wife of Dr. Satterlee, who was di- ed In the tragic murder of Dollfuss." lander. It was Just short of 4 rector of-Calvary church. visions of achievement. As you have was aboArd the plane and food Poxlble Lineup "Without wanting to mix Into pol- o’clock in the morning of May 28, Dr. Dafoe turned now to his des- pointed out so often in yOur predic- His wife insisted upon honest itics, I must, nevertheless, say it perate fight for the life of the TO HIS NRA POST enough to last for ifour days. It in- With Fairfield county offering and there was hardly a trace of tions of what humanity may expect cluded sandwiches, pork and beans, Lavery for top place, the lineup of work. The only honest work he appears as though henceforth the coming dawn across the stump-dot- mother, who had previously revealed could think of was that of a police- a condition of nephritic toxemia, f'om medical science In the future, hard boiled eggs, coffee, orangs possible candidates is: relations between the two countries ted "bush" country. piogpess Is only at Its beginning, man. He bought a place on the po- will improve. .Schuachnlgg's ap- and who was .now far down in the Juice, apples, tomatoes, butter, Wilcox, Hugh M. Alcorn, Arthur Dr. Dafoe, at the wheel, was pot “In the further development of lice force with the understanding pointment as chancellor Is a guaran- shadow of death. Many Problems Face Him On marmalade and bread. M, Brown and Lavery. put out by -he bleakness of the Reid, 36, Is a native of Canada. William M. Citron of Middletown, he was to do no work. After three tee of that as Is Von Papen's mis- hour. He was used to that. You As the gray sunrise light began to years, in 1905, his drinking became (Continued on Page Twelve) He has worked for an airplane com- who ran against Bakewell last time. don’t practice healing for 28 years engulf the yellow glow of the ojl His Return; To Protect tbe pan.v in this country and In Eng- too scandalous and he had to turn (Continued on Page Two) among the sturdy French-Cana- lamps, Dr. Dafoe, a Protestant, in his shield. land. Ayllng is 29 and flew for sev- (Conttnned on Page Two) dlans of this section without get- baptized the children in the Roman eral years In the British Royal Air Bowery Derelict ting used to irregular hours. Catholic faith of the parents, using “ Little Fellows.” The next year he went to Sing Force. Now he could see the kerosene the Latin ritual. He had often done YOUNG POLITICIAN "The Trail of the Caribou" ts a Sing for grnnd larceny. His wrife lamp-lighted windows of the un- It before, as it Is sometimes difficult won him a parole and he becan'.e a FRESH MEAT NEXT twin-engined biplane. It has a FEED SITOATION painted frame bouse of Ollva to summon a priest In this sparsely Washington, Aug. 8.—(AP) — black fuselage, with an orange Ebwery derelict, begging ar1 drink- Dionne Dr. Dafoe mused on the .settled country, and'thls morning no ing. WINS NOMINATION Hugh S. John.son returned to a clut- stripe, and a smalt Union Jack case before him. Too bad he hadn't one knew how near death might be. painted on the rudder. It carries no His wife lived apart from him tered desk today to steer the NRA FOR NATION’ S IIDLE been called earlier. Prenatal care In fact, early efforts centered on into Its second era. radio. Registration markings on SERIOUS IN WEST -and he begged money from her. is sketchy In this country, but still saving the life of Mrs. Dionne. Few Once he went to see her and found Now that code making is virtually the wing are “—ACJM.” Mrs. Dionne wasn't In' very good believed that all, or any of the The plane was overloaded by 2,750 neighbors taking her to the hospi- babies could live, for no set of quin- Russ D. Holt, of West Vir* finished, the recovery unit entered shape; he’d found traces of a kid- the uncharted seas of compliance. pounds, more than a ton and a tal. He packed her clothing, ;ea- ney ailment when Dionne had call- tuplets ha,s ever lived unbroken by soned she wwuld never again need Beef and Veal and Then New setups must be manned to see quarter, It started off at a speed Cattle May Be Able to Uve ec him In a week before. So he In- death for more than' a few hours. ginia, Only 29, Seeks Seqt of about 110 miles an hour but wrill it, and pawned It. sisted on "staying with” the case. But Dr. Dafoe was not the kind that tiiet Indu-ilry lives up to Its cove- In 1915 he wandered Into the old nants. taper down to about 80 miles an Probably Mutton, Lamb Dionne wasn’t an unkind man. gives up.. He took over all arrange- hour if she nears Baghdad. Through Summer But Bowery mission. He said later he People here seldom call the doctor ments. The five other Dionne chil- in U. S. Senate. Problems galore faced Johnson, didn't get religion, but something It was estimated the ship would until things .ook pretty bad. .And dren were placed with neighbors. Just back from a "vacation" mostly consume about 9.3 gallons of gaso- happened to him to bring about a to Be Distributed. Mrs. Dionne's five children had all And the best hospital arrangements spent In getting employers anid line an hour. Owners Fear the Winter. complete reformation. He- got a strikers to agree. been delivered without any particu- possible w-ere rigged up on short no- By .\SSOCI.ATED PRE.S.S. Job, a hard and honest Job. He rent- lar difficulty, and she was back In tice within the little house. Johnson, who wants to step out ed a basement room In the Bowery Three states, tallied off their pri- when President Roosevelt feels he Chicago, Aug. 8.— (A P )— the the kitchen after three days each mary ballots today and posted these Denver, Aug. 8.— (A P )—There’s and sent for hla wife, and there she can be spared, has suggested a Com- newest debate for curbstone econo- time. — The World Astounded apparent results. In West Virginia bIIII hope In the cow country, de- mists Is whether the country can “ Near-Mlraele” Disclosed mission to succeed him. GRAVE PROBLEMS (CoDtinued on Page Two) Dionne was thunderstruck when —Russ D. Holt, whose age— 29—Is spite thinning herds, parched ranges, eat Its way back to prosperity. Dr. Dafoe pulled up to the cot- first told that he had five 'new one year under the Constitutional The NRA formally lifted last glutted markets and empty larders. What prompts It is the extension tage, and entered it—to .Ind (and daughters. "I ought to be put In age requirement for a United States r.lght much of the control over trade There hasn’t been much to cheer of the actlvlUes of the F.ederal Sur- help bring about) a modern mira- jail," he muttered. Then pride Senator, wins the Democratic nom- in towns of 500 or less. NOW FACE HITLER obout during the summer but recent plus Relief Corporation, set up to cle. came to his rescue. He thought lAation and the right to oppose Sen- Obligations Lifted showers have brokeu the back of the MID-WEST IS HIT buy excess foodstuff and to get rid Two babies already had been something ought to be put in the ator Henry D. Hatfield, Republican, It designated small town em- drought In most western states of it. The corporation feeds It to bom, and lay in a clothes-basket papers about It. After all. five was In the November election. ployers in 15 retail trades and serv- though they caime too late to save the country’s unemployed. hastily Improvised os a cradle. A pretty unusual. He had his brother In Missouri—Harry S. Truman, ices as coming under President Decline in Foreign Trade and the grain or to revive other crops. BY NEW HOT SPELL Now distributing canned beef, salt third, under ministrations of Mrs. call a local newspaper. candidate of “Boss Tom" Pender- Roosevelt's order lifting code obli- The immediate concern is the pork and smoked pork free to relief Alex Legros, a neighbor woipan "How much would It cost," he gast Of Kansas (31ty, Is the Demo- gations from certain little business- v/intcr feed situation. . clients, the corporation Intends to who had come in to act as midwife, asked, “ to have an Item put In the cratic Senatorial nominee. Tlie es. Lack of Raw Materials In the 11 westeib states and Texas add fresh meat to Its cupboard. It was In process of being delivered. paper about five babies being born ?’’ Republican nominee is Senator Only child labor provisions and. In tcere were, on January 1. around will begin soon distributing fresh Mrs. Legros, herself a mother How little It co.st was soon clear. Roscoe Patterson, who was un'jp- certain cases, fair trade provisions 56,000,000 sheep, 11,000,000 head of Crops Further Damaged in cuts of beef and veal and later, pos- of many children and assistant posed in yesterday's primary. were retained. Price fixing w-as toss- Worrying Der Fuehrer> cattle and a million and a half head sibly, will add mutton and lamb. at the birth of piany more, was (Coatlnued on Page Two) In Kansas—Republicans renomi- ed out. oi horses, almost an irreducible Wide Area; Temperatures To Pay Farmers. nate Governor Alf G. Langdon fo- The trades affected; minimum. Farmers will be paid for the a second term. Emery B. Ketchura, ' Barber shops motor vehicles stor- Berlin, Aug. 8.— (AP) — Adolf No Feeding Orounda stock—which became a surplus com- of Topeka, wins the Democratic age and parking, bowling and bil- Hitler put aside the role, of funeral The numbers of cattle and sheep of 100 Are Common. modity when the drought made It nomination for governor. liards, cleaning and dyeing, laun- orator today and turned to the task
Lave shrunk some with government impossible to feed the animals — Easy to Follow Trail of In West Virginia dries, shoe rebuilding, hotels, baking of guiding Germany through grave buying and starvation, but the re- and the unemployed will eat this The West Virginia re.sult means luaustry (in so far as saie of bakery problems which enmesh it in one of mainder of the herds will be coming By ASSOCIATED PRESS problem out of existence. This the fall campaign there will be products at retail is covered there- Its most critical mazes since tha
eff the summer ranges to bare feed- Scorching temperatures burned phase of the corporation's activities James Hines’ Big Truck fought out over the "New Deal" by), retail foods and grocery, retail World War. ing grounds. Lack of irrigation again today the mid-continent al- operates entirely outside of ordinary Hatfield. 69-year-oId surgeon and jewelry, retail tobacco, retail trade The chancellor-president In all but
water—lowest on record in Colorado ready hard hit by heat waves and profit-system marketing. former governor, has spoken sharp- (including retail drug and book se’.l- name, returned to the capital by air- and peihaps In Wyoming—has cut drought. Diseussing plans today, William ly agAlnst some of President Rooso- t "8): real estate brokerage, restau- plane yesterday. Immediately after By DALE HA|lRISON. .1 was getting nowhere, the owner ot heavily Into the yield of 'hay and 'The new heat wave extends from A. Nielander, whose title is "direc- velt's policies; Holt ts pledged to rants and confectioners stores. he bad spoken an eulogy at the bier ' n damaged car set out in a machine support the Rooseveltian program. other feeds. Sugar beets, a source the Rocky Mountains to the Ap- tor of Commodity Distribution,” Even as Johnson retunied, a new of the late President Paul Von Hln- said: New York, Aug. 8.—(AP)—Resi- ' Mr. Hines’ truck had overlooked, Senator Hatfield gained nomina- denburg. of considerable winter feed, have palachian highlands and southward dents around Foster avenue and 47th creation of NRA began its functions. and succeeded in trailing Hines by tion over Benjamin L. Rosenbloom, Germany's economic situation Is suffered in some areas and the Fed- into the Gulfi states, further damag- "Wherever it’s possible, the cattle The Industrial Appeals Board sum- win be butchered In the community street In Queens, remarked todiy ! the simple sy.stem of observing his only opponent, by an approxi- grave. A sharp decline In foreign eral government's cotton acreage ing crops In sections that , have been that the next time James Hinea gets I scratched fenders and dented bod- moned complainants against NRA to suffering all summer. which is to get the meat. Unem- mate six to onei sweep. trade an ensuing foreign exchange I eduction program has also cut the a notion to drive his truck down j les en route. a forum designed to protect the lit- Temperature readings of 100 de- ployed persons' will do this work as Holt, a State Legislator 'with a difficulties, have necessitated a supply of Cottonseed cake. Cotton- that way, they will call in the dogs, I Hines agreed to return to the boybooil ambition to sit in the Sen- tle fellow. It w-as created by John- work relief, their pay applying to program of rationing raw materials. seed cake was quoted yesterday in grees or more are common through- shut the windows, bolt the doors, son after sharp criticism of monop-! their relief budgets. The stock Is i scene of the first motor car casual- ate, outraced five opponents. H's Production Is Cut Denver aC^$48.20 a ton compared to out the stricken area. Hot winds In hold their hands tightly to their ely by Clarence Darrow's board., ! now grazing on southern pastures." ty. but unfortunately while en route closest competitor, Clem L. Shaver, This economists say is bound tq ebout $30 a year ago. some parts aggravate the situation, ears and hope for the best. he banged into a couple more Inno- Where Darrow’s outfit was Ignor- particularly in Missouri, which with Sugar, Rice, Fruit. former chairman of .the Democratic result in a curtailment of produc- The Big Problem Hines, who owns a big truck, cent motor cars. National Committee, was favored ed, the new appeals board reports to tion and the problem of keeping Kansas, is among the sections hard- Sugar, rice and Texas citrus fruit In Montana, where the western drove down 45th street yesterda.v Mnally arriving, Hines soon tired by Postmaster General Farley. Holt Johnson. factories going Is Imminent. half of the state has escaped drought est hit. may be put out of sight the same afternoon without missing hariLy of waiting for a policeman and Kansas City had an official high way, Nielander said, depending upon contends his age will not bar aim Hitler roust move cautiously in conditions, Dr. W. J. Butler, state any parked car. As the truck started on his way again. A bus from the Senate, that the Senate It foreign relations. Many foreign veterinarian, for many years, says of 108 yesterday, St. Louis and whether "surpluses” arise. The wheeled into Foster avenue, sonic was parked unsuspectingly at a TRE.A8URY B^VLANCE Wichita had KM; Springfield,’-.Mo., corporation has recently purchased self is the only judge of the qualifi- powers eye with suspicion Nazi there Is enough hay to take care of outraged ow-ners of damageid cars curb. Hines' aim was still good, cations of Us members. Tie points methods in Austria. the state's livestock If buyers don't and Oklahoma City, 102; Springfield, more cheese—American cream type, began -calling police. It seemed, and he put some marks on IL Washington, Au^. 8.— (A P )—The 104, and Concordia, Kas., 108. and will continue distributing food out that Henry Clay was seated Hopes were pinned on Frans Von come in from other sections. That's ni., however, to be a poor time of day Mr. Hines was getting a bit in- u-hlle under the age limlL pfEition of the Treasury August 6 In North Dakota, where Presi- bonuses of eggs, butter, sorghum Papen as special envoy to Vienna, the problem elsewhere, too. for policemen, as minutes passed dignant at all these obstructions, so Iii Kansas—Governor Langdon was: dent Roosevelt got a first hand and the government’s own breakfast but observers were doubtful h* Little hope la held for tmprovo- and no officers arrived. he decided to turn around and ^-/e ran away from Dr. John R. Brink- Receipts $25,554,352.50; ’expendi- would be able to keep the door open glimpse of the damage done by the food, a confection of wh'ole meat Meanwhile other indignant citi- the bus driver a good talking to for tures $27,886,977.50; balance $2,418,- n ent of the corn and sorghum feed and dried milk. ley, "goat gland" surgeon who lost for Nazism. season’s unfavorable weather, the zen* located a uniformed officer and being in the way. On the w-ay bact, bis Kansas medical license a few 679,873.8'i; customs receipts for the crops on the later grainc. temperature ranged from 90 to 94 Relief clients-will get the fresh Another Problem Washington, Northern Idaho and urged him to bestir himself before his truck ran over a dog, killing years ago. month $4,208,288.78. What to do with some 40,000 Aus- but dropped late last night, when a meat, as they have the other Itenu, the Hines’ truck had laid waste to Receipts for tbe fiscal year (since Western Montana, Western Oregon, heavy rain fell. Thurman Hill, Wichita lawyer and trian Legionnaires in camps around in food tickets handed out by their more machines. Unfortunately, tb)s By this time a policeman had ar- former member of the Kansas public July 1) $304,271,220.12: expenditures N.irthern California and Northeast- Four deaths were- attributed to relief workers. Because relief Munich close to the border, is %' ern Arizona escaped the blighted officer was on vacation, and he felt rived, and Hines was taken to Jail service commission, pressed Ketch- $578,098,688.88 (including $275,490,- growing problem. 7F>sy are equally the heat In Iowa. budgets are low, the offer of fresh 1* would be unbecoming for him tc area on the Department of Agricul- and held for a hearing today for um for the Democratic nomlnaticn ,"07.01 of emergency expenditures); discontent at Hitler's scotching Ttie east escaped excessively hot beef and veal Is not expected to dis- police and vacation simultaneously. recklessness, as half a dozen car excess of expenditures $273,827,- t'ore’s crog mag, , weather. blit appeared unlikely to overhaul turb ordinary meat sales. While all this calling for police owners insisted, him. 468.76; gold assets $7,949,017,614.43. (Continued on Page Twolvel B 3aiB !#er6R EVENING HHRALD, M,^GHESTBR, (X)NN, WEDNISDAT. Atl(?uaT 8 , 1 W 4. AOVUnUUtSNX—, 17JIM THY TO 8EB- DR. W .R . TINKER’S HERE’S AMAZING LIFE XTHE FOKINE BAIXCT FOX PUPS DISTURB : STORY OF QUm ilPLEISl New ToiK Aug. •.,-(A P )—No SLEEP OF FARMERS AUSTRIA PAYS BIRTHDAY TODAY culture In thlAcountry, eh? Local Stocks BOLIVIA AH ACKS They had to ehU out the police Undcrbnuh To Be Cut Down THE (Oontfaned ftoni •age One) . a t ' Lewisohn Staditim last nignt (FonUahei by Putnam A Co.) When several thousahd culture- Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. In Search For HicUng Place A TRIBUTE TO QtlU goH tot* o jfo rd to. good fu m fk ito For the newspapsr flash brought an minded persons stormeo^^'^ sta- j Of Animals. t EMBARGO ON ARMSI BARGAINHOUND Medical Examiner Reaches Immediate delugo of telegrams, In- dlum gates to aee the Foklne 1 P . M . S t o c k s quiries, congratulations, auggsatlons, ballets. Waahlnglon, Coan., Aug- ^ UEimDEAD pouring into Corbell. Within 24 Seventeen thousand persona^— ' Bank Stocks (A f) —VateroB farmers were His 81 Milestone ~ P r a c ' hours two offers were received to ex- the largest crowd aver to Mck Bid Asked *” !'* today th«y hod found at (Omthioed irom Pag! Ob !) League of Nations and World A m you know ther* «rt zto native Wool is more Important than allk hibit the babies at the Chicago admittance to the stadium, home Nat Bonk A Truat 18 16 lost the explanation tor the ' this fall. - Couturiers arc using it peacbM. arouAd tbeee parts due to World's Fair. of culture - under - the - stars— Cor^J^Wv•r ...... 480 woird oounda which tor many lien to Auitrls !i Cbanealler HU* the severe winter, but Pero Or* for every type of costume, inplu^ng deed Here 54 Years. Jammed the place, and ten thou- But there was more Important I Htfd. aqoa. Trust ,,.. 67 nights hav* dtoturbod the slum- I t r ! special envoy. Powers Criticized for Ac- chards would like to tell you that evening dresses. One smart eve- I sand more sought admission. Im- Hartford^stloom) .... 18 bora o f Washington rooidento they can supply thdr customers ning ensemble has a long white work at the Dionne home. Feeding “ Indicate that for the youngsters was devised with patient at the slow movement or Phoenix 8t>D. and T. ,168 and thair oummar guaato. on the Cterman aide, too, thare la a with delicious OMr^ia peaches that aatln skirt and a separate top of This is the birthday aonirersary the long lines at the gates, th-i tion in Note. of one of Manchester's best known msdlelne droppers holding cowr'a InimniKia stMka Tbs farmer! got their hsoda wiuingneaa to put an end to the un- are In now and will be for tbs next knitted wool that slips on over the crowd rushed the entrances. Thj Attna Casualty togethor, oompond notoa, and dUsens os it was on August 8, 1868 milk and com syrup. Then all the bewsbl# situation. The dissolution A U G UST RANGE SALE two or three days. bead—sweater fashion. Another nuh was without roishsp. Freneh-Canadian mothara o f the Aetna Fire ..., concluded tha myaterioua bowls of the Auatrion haadquorters at evening govht Is of very sheer wool that William Richard Tinker, who Police were called and traffic Aetna Ufa .,,, coma from a family of fox, Geneva, Aug. 8.— (A PI—Bolivia has been in the practice of medicine neighborhood who could serve as Munlrt and the ouppreislon of the Sales! Sales! in a dull shade of gold. was blocked for half an hour. Automobile ... pups. Austrian Press Seniee (In Ger- today delivered a note attacking Eveiywh e r e In Manchester since 1880 was born wst-nursss esme IB and offsrad their Thousands of disappointed cul- help. Conn. Genera] .. Just whara tha pu])a wara many) are good algna. the L,eague of Nationa and world Anfust sales! Have you gone this far through in Tolland, Moss., a son of William ture-seekers went home. Others Hartford F ire...... hiding was atUJ undatormlnad. Cash Prices on Club Terms and Emily (Slocum) Tinker. Both TacUeee AoHoo. ' Now certainly the summer -without taking advim- On the'aeoond day, as ths wonder sat on a pile of buUdlng material Hartford Steam BoUer But tha formars tasya daddad powars for Inspiring and participat- is the time to tage of the offer made to you by sides of the family descended from grew that the quintuplets were etill near the stadium walls aaa National F lr a ...... to cut down oil undmiiruab on "Unfortunately. I must osy that ing In an arnu embargo agalnat original Mayflower colonists. His pick up things The Manchester Electric Company— alive, an Incubator arrived fro'm a listened to the music that accom- Phoenix F ir e ...... 63 the theory that without the un- tactless actions are still Indulged in Bolivia and her enemy, Paraguay, to “fluisb that of baying installed In your father was the seventh generation Chicago newrspaper, and a conUlner panied the Foklne ballet dancers Travalers ...... 395 derbruah—favorite haunt of the •which usually con be charged to aub- without a preliminary determina- removed from the original member of mothere' milk cams from a Chi- the summer' kitchen for a year’s free trial an in "Sebeherasade" and "Les Public t'tiUtles Stocks animal—tbara con be no foxes. ordtnatea. Official Oermony Is tion as to which of the two coun- —c o t t o a electric range? Try new recipes, of the pgrty that landed at Ply- cago hospital. Syllphldes". proceeding correctly In every man- tries is responsible for the bloody mouth. Conn. Elec Serv ..... 40 ner." dresses. Unferie, a tricky bat*->'ou'll cook and bake in It for a, year iuid • Oestha Narrowly Averted Conn. P ow er...... gg war In the (Jtaaco region. Hit Training. find about everything reduced to then If you don't want to keep It When first wsighed. on a rusty the campaign baa been delayed un- Asked wrhat ha thought of Chan- In Itc note the Bolivian govern- Dr. Tinker was educated in the Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 87 about half price. Take an after- Just send It hack. What an offer! old potato scale, the five little gave hops that they might well Hartford Elec ...... 53 Ut the actual nomination of a state cellor Hitler. Prince Alois evaded a ment declared both Italy and Po- MONTHS noon of! and go through the shops common schools of his native town suters together weighed well under go on to maturity. Hartford Oos ...... ticket. By re-eaUbllahlng this reply, but he suggested that it was land, although participating In the and this was.followed by an advanc- 45 d t will be time well spent. Dark gpeen. rust and black, in 10 pounds. , They were ail between do., pfd ...... committee, he said, all pKlimlnary hard to understand why a man who embargo, ehare the Bolivian view- ed course at the South Berkshire In- Every hour, it might almost be 45 the ordcr” named,, are the leading a foot and IS inches In mgth. aid, baa been climax for the S N E T Co ...... 104 delays of finance would arranged governed authoritatively should not polnL The protesting nation con- Vinegar will remove rust stains Btitution at New Marlboro, Mass., 108 colors for Septembsr street dress- All loqked .exactly alike, and no quintuplets, for despite their re- .Manufacturlag Stocka for and the path cleared for the have sufficient power bver a group cludes by Issuing the warning that from the- sink. Simply pour on a es. Browm, oxford -gray and dark and In turn at the Wesleyan Acad- one knew which was the oldest, of political adventurers to put ' she may be obliged "to resort to emy at Wilbraham, Mass. Follow- markable progress during two Am Hardware...... 19 u work of raising funds as soon os the few drops, leave them there for at blue follow in popularity. If you for Mrs. Legros had had too much Am Hosiery ...... convention ends. stop to this nonsense. / complete liberty of action and to ing his graduation from this Institu- months, they are not at far ad- least 13 ralnutta, and then scour want to combine colors in an inter- on her hands at their birth to vanced as many children are at Arrow H and H, com. 9 “The murder of Dollfusa," he* adopt decisions dictated by de- TO PAY! the sink in the usual manner. esting manner, try putting a wide tion he entered the New York Med- do any Ugglng. Ohee one of -hem birth. do., p f d ...... 96 dared, “wras a low crime which spair." belt of rust-colored velvet on a dark ical College and was graduated from began to turn blue, and a drop of to be punished by death. I believe Asked to explain this paragraph there. In 1880. For a few months So It was another climax when BilUngs and Spencer.. __ China and glaasware bordered in green frock or a red velvet one on a dUuted rum was added to its ration Bristol Brass ...... 20 this would have been done In any a Bolivian spokesman said he was black dress. he carried on the practice of medi- on the, weekend, of Aug. 6, it. was country. not able to go into details but that BUY NOW AND SAVE! nautical designs, are perfect for a of milk. Several times this expedi- decided to treat Marina spreading do., p f d ...... 96 yacht or summer cottage. One set cine with an uncle In East Hartford, ent appeared to be ail that saved Called a Lie. the statement did not imply Boli- but In the fall of 1880 came to Man- leg tumor, in fear that the blood- Case, Lockwood and B __ 300 N. Y. Stocks via's resignation from the League of dishes has. a white background one of the Uny ones from death. filled swelling might break. That Collins Co...... 60 “In this comiectlon, i would like On this special offer, you can well afford to d.i your Fall range buying earlv. Our line with rows of blue rope around the chester and started a general prac- Four days after the birth, Dionne to emphasize that, while I am a good of Nations. . Is now ready, with a most complete assortment, mcluding wonderful new Glenwood models, tice. He has continued to make his would almost certainly be fatal to Colt’s" F irearm s...... 18 > MH odge.s. Another, done In blue, is signed a contract for appearance of so tiny a baby. Eagle Lock ...... 29 Adam Exp German, the allegation of the Aus- and they come at prices more attractive than ever before. trimmed with gold anchors. home here since that time and while the quintuplets at the Chicago Fair. Fafnl Bearings ...... Air R educ...... trian Press Service that my sons not as active In his profession as The "operation,” one of the 50 60 He was offered a sum to him fabu- atrangest in patient and surround- Fuller Brush. Class A . 7 Alaska Jtm .. >.. w-ere in the German Storm Troops XAST OF U. S. MARINES was the case In his early years, he lous, for he was a man with chil- ia k base lie. One son fell in the 10 ings to be recorded in medical his- Gray Tel Pay SUtion. 9( Allegheny ...... atm maintains office hours and con- dren, over whom hung like a pall a Hart and C o o le y ...... World War; the otter Uvea quietly ‘Zimmerman of North School street, tinues as medical examiner. tory, woe successful. Marie and Allied Chem' ..., HAVE NOW LEFT HAITI ONCE A CONVICT, and was attended by more than 80 mortgage debt of a few hundred her Bisters slept throughout the Hartmann Tob, com.. —. In Austria." We Will Hold For Later Delivery If Wanted In his early days Dr. Tinker con- dollars. do., p f d ...... 15 Am C a n ...... Prince Alois said he did not ba- of-her friends from this town and fined his activit'le.s largely .to the proceedings, Marie waking with a Kockvtite. Dr. Dafoe balked, and when the Int Silver ...... 22 Am Coml AIco .. lieve Auatria would appeal, to the jirnctlce of medicine a.s Dr. Julian luaty yell when adhesive tape was Move Closes the Rook of Amer- j DIES A REFORMER Outdoor games were enjoyed, quintuplets all developed unmistak- do., pfd ...... 65 League of Nations against Germany Parker, then medical examiner of removed which had bound a ra- Am For Pow .... lean Intervention in Latin j and one of the fun-making features able symptoms of Jaundice on June dium container to her leg. For the L nders, Frary A C'lk. 30 on account of the murder of DoU- the town of Manchester, was a po- Am Rad St S ... fuss, stating: (ConttnoM from Page One) vya.. a mock marriage In which the 3, when they were leas than a week “operation," performed by Doctors New Brit. Mcb. com.. 3 America. 1 lice surgeon and moat of the sur- old. Dafoe put his foot down. They Am Smelt ...... principal parts were taken by Mrs. Howard and Edmund Kelly of Bal- do., p f d ...... 30 Am Tel and Tel “ It la my opinion that HlUer Daniel fluda* as the bride. .Mrs. gery work was referred to Dr. were not going to bo moved, he timore, Md., consisted of exposing Mann & Bow. Claaa A . 3 knew nothing about the attempt.' Washington, Aug. 8.— (A P )—The spent the last year of her life, hap- Pnrki»r. ruled. Am Tob B ...... The Latest Glenwood Duplex Combination Bertha CItfturd, the bridegroom, the tumorous growth to radium do.. Class B ...... Am Wat Wks .. To a query regarding the possi- Marines are coming home from py for the tlrst time in her mar- It was long before the coming of All Records Broken bility of the reatoratton of the Haps- Haiti next week, closing the Ixxik riage Mrs. Zimmerman, the bridesmaid, emanations. North and Judd ...... 15 Anaconda ...... Mrs. Kosc Dashay, the best man, the automobile when Dr. Tinker had As the Infants turned their firs* A score or more of French-Ca- Niles, Bern Pond .... 8 burg Monarchy in Austria, the of American intervention In Latin Re-designed for greater beauty and utility, Oslmmc’s Friend his first office on Main street. The week of Jlfe, they had alreadv Armour 111 A ... Prince replied: Glenwood C-H Range, Complete Mrs. Elslo Wichester of Vernon, the nadian farmers ant their wives, Peck, Stow and Wilcox 8 .Atebiaon ...... America. Model iModel Cloode formed a lasting friend- horse and buggy became too slow broken all records for quintuplets, Cash Prices— 8 Months To Pay! tnis new Glenwood is the feature number of minister, and Mrs. Louise Schaller, sons, and daughters had gathered Russell. Mfg ...... Auburn ...... "Although I am a Monarchist, I When the American flag is haul- ship with Thomas Mott Osborne a method of travel for the fast and eager lnqulrle.s from medical ed down at the barracks In Port-au- 6-118 Or.r line. Combines coal or oil and gas in one the flower girl. tn their .Sunday best outside the SCOVill ...... ' jg i Balt and Ohio ., can aasure you the Hapsburg ques- 8L-318 and later toured the country lec- growing practice that he was de- men of several countries were .stuff- tion is not 'actual' at present either Prince, August 15, and the "devil compact stove and one oven, with added turing on prison reform. He retired The gifts were placed In a baby wire fence that shuts off the nurs- Stanley W o rk s...... 16 : Bendix ...... carriage, decorated with green and veloping In Manche.ster as theie ed in the pockets of Dr. Dafoe. ery-farmhouse from the road. Sol- Standard Screw ! ...... 52 In Austria or Hungary. dogs" embark, for home. It will sig- capacity, added convenience, added modem with Oil Burner five years ago and lived on a pen- were but few doctors In town In By this time a guard had to be Beth S te e l...... nal the liquidation of another of the sion from the government. yellow, which was wheeled before enln-faced motorists scattered dust do., pfd., guar ...... lOO Beth Steel, pfd . "The aristocratic legitimlata who facilities. Comes in two sizes—36” witli those days and most of them were ! established about the 'ittle nmise on the rutty-one-lane road from wartime tasks that Undo Sam He has no known relatives. The the bride-elect. Refreshments of Smythe Mfg. Co...... 28" Borden ...... went to Steenockerzeel (the Belgian sandwiches, cake, punch and lee located at the north end. Dr. for visitors refused to respect the Callander to Corbell as they passed Taylor and F e n n ___ _ _ villaga where Archduke Otto has shoulderid and it will underscore 1.00 tv-0 cpvers over coal or oil section, and 42” This popul'H hearthless model has generous oven capa- Bowery Mlas.on hss taken charge Tinker decided to' use a more rapid Can Pac ...... 159-50 cream were served. signs of "Private" and "No Admis- leaning out to get a look at the Torrlngton ...... 54 been In exile) on their own Inltlattva America's I'good neighbor" policy. with four covers. Most attractive color city and full 6-cover top. A compact, space-saving of funeral arrangements and serv- method to get around with and pur- sion" that had been posted Neigh- Case (J. 1 . ) ...... Haiti regains full sovereignty aft- ices will be held tomorrow after- most famous farm-house In the Underwood Mfg Co ... 42 Cerro De Pasco . received no official support. Chan- combinations, and it’s real Glenwood quality chased a bicycle. It was a "high bors helped shoo away .the curious, world. All were os unconscious of er 19 years. The evacuation is be- (Upper Left) style, with decorative steel mantel shelf, and choice of noon from a Brooklyn funeral Union Mfg Co ...... _ Cbea and Ohio .. cellor Schuschnigg is avowedly Mon- at moderate cost. (Upper Right) wheel" bicycle and the doctor had a hi t the rush >t promoters having what was going on within as were U 8 Envelope, c o m ... 80 archist, yet one of hia first acta waa ing completed two months ahead of colors in lustrous enamel. Offered at a very special home. CURB QUOTATIONS special attachment for carrying his business propositions to offer the Chrysler ...... indicated, as the result o f Pres- the sleeping quintuplets themselves. do., pfd ...... 105 Col Carbon ...... the suppression of all Monarchist price, complete with high-grade oil burner installed— medical bag. Dionnes was so great that Dr. Da- $60,000 Worth of Radium ident Roosevelt’s visit to the Island Veeder Root ; ...... 27*. Coml, Solv ...... propaganda by the legitimist for a limited $ime only ! Atner Super Pow ...... 2 Bicycle Riders. foe threatened to have the babies Dr. Edmund Kelly had brought Whitlock Coll Pipe . . . groups.” J republic In July. MISS HARRIET SCHAILER He and the late Elwood R. E'a taken to a hospital If It did not Cons G a s ...... Blue Ridge ...... j from Baltimore a lead casket the J.B.Wll’ms Co., $10 par 45 Cons O i l ...... The Marine occupation which be- were among the best riders of this stop. size of a man's fist. It held emana- gan July 28, 1916, grew out of Cities Service ...... Cont Can ...... READY FOB SEA DYVE Elec Bond and Share ...... 10»i type of bicycle In those days and Hia brother. Dr. William A. tions from one quarter of a gram wholesale disorder on the Island, GIVEN A SHOWER PARTY both were often seen riding togeth- Dafoe, outstanding Canadian ob- of radium—$60,000 worth In gase- Com P rod ...... and the wartime fear that a Euro- Ford Limited ...... 8 Del L and Wn . . . Hamilton. Bermuda, Aug. 8.__ Nlag Hudson Pow .. .•...... er. The do,c:tor also owned a couple stetrician 6t Toronto, visited the ous form. pean power would secure a coaling The Standard Glenwood Duplex Now LAVERY MENTIONED Du Pont ...... (A P )—William Beebe and Otis Range and Bride-Elect Guest at Miscel- Segal Lock ...... of horses, a carriage or two and the quintuplets at this time, and ex- Handling the casket gingerly. Dr. Barton sailed from St. George's base there within striking distance Stand Oil In'd...... 25^ sled, for roads were not broken oiit pressed amazement that either Kelley extricated the gases, confin- Eastman Kodak . of the United States. • laneous Gift Party at Home Elec and Mus .. this morning to make their first United Gas ...... by plows then and It was a duty of mother or children was alive. But ed them tn a brass case.' Marie waa FOR GOVERNORSHIP descent in their bathysphere In an Besides policing the country, the at a Record Low Price! of Her Aunt. all doctors to answer calls at any they were, and beginning to show lifted by Nurse De Klrillne out of Elec Auto U U . United States helped Haiti to mod- Oil Burner Gen Elec ...... S. effort to better last year's dive of t r i : t h i n a d v e k t i s i n o time of the day or night. Dr. definite gains, . her Incubator to what had been the 2,200 feet. ernize her finances, build 800 miles Tinker was one that could bo de- (Oontlnoed from Page One) Gen Foods ...... Miss Harriet M. Schaller, daugh- Wheeling, W, V— The owner of a While the Ontario highway de- Dionnes' dining-room table. Ad- The sea was calm and the weath- of highway, establish a public INIodel *nis splendid Duplex Combination haa been ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Schal- pended upon to come when culled. partment was repairing the mud hesive tape bound the brass case Gen Motors ...... health service, decorate the Haltlen Model south side night club paid for news- la offered by hia friends for the GiUette ...... er Ideal as the barge Gladisfen, our best seller for two years, and now chal- ler, Sr., of Center street, was given paper advertising space to advise Dr. Tinker was fond of sports of road between Cnilander and 'Cor- to Marie's log over the tumor. Then bearing, the two-ton diving ball guards, balance the budget an'" re- 36 8L-8-18 all kinds, lie was an ardent fisher- bell to help Dr. Dafoe's daily trips the nurse promptly returned the same domination but Citron Gold Dust ...... lenges competition with a new low price for a mtsoallaneouB shower last evening prospective customers: has not yet said he would try for it. steamei] from the harbor to a spot habilitate the educational system. In honor of her approaching mar- man and was one of about five oth- to the cottage and Insure that he baby to her Incubator and sleep. Hudson Motors . . . The. maximum Marine forces in a range of this quality. Completely equipped Who gneth where and be cheat- ' The recent statement of National Int Harv ...... five miles from St. George's where riage to .lohn Horan of Hartford. I'd. Come ilown and see me some er men that purchased land In Bol- could make them In had weather, At the end of 44 minutes. Dr. Haiti during the Caco rebellion in for either coal or oil and gas, it bakes with ton and built a pond, which i-as Committeeman Archibald McNeil Int N ic k ...... yesterday the sphere was lowered $ The party was held’ on the lawn at time. Warm beer, poor ilancers, the doctor was seeing the quin- Edmund Kelly looked at his watch 3,020 feet In a final test lalthout oc- 1918 and 1920. was 2,400 men. Late- 129-50 praising Congressman Francis T Int Tel and Tel .. both in one oven. Comes in two sizes, and in the homo of her aunt, Mr«. John rotten music." stocked with fish. He was always tuplets through their siege of Jaun- and is.sued a crisp order. Tenderly cupants. ly 845 troops have been on duty proficient as an angler. Ho was' also Doctors Howard Kelly and Dafoe Maloney's candidacy for the Sena Johns Manville .. $ choice of three enamel colors. (Not illus- Complete dice, and they began to gain weight torlal nomination to run against there. 129-50 fond of hunting and he w h s one of more consi.stently. removed the adhesive tape that Kennecott ...... trated, but resembles in appearance the a few who erected a shooting gal- held fast the brass case. Senator Walcott, baa aroused "New Lenigh Val Rd . .. (Not niu.trated) (Not Illustrated) New Incubators Installed Guarders” who say they want ranges pictured above.) lery on Forest street. Just to the Through the Canadian Red Cress Marie opened her mouth and U gg and Myera B rear of the pre.sent Army and Navy shrieked, moving her grandfather, representation on the party ticket. Loew'a ...... and a Toronto newspaper, new l.i- In event Maloney is nominated. They R‘ ich w id TOLLAND club. cubators were rushed in. one for Oliver Dionne, who was loading Lorillard ...... Built .Vrniory wood Into the stove In the next are said to have drawn up their Mon.santo Chem . . . One hundred and thirty-seven Cash Prices— 8 Months To Pay ! each baby old-fa.shloncd Incuba- own ticket and place Prof. Harry FINAL When roller skating was a favor- tors heated by hot water, for mod- room, to remark: Mont W a rd ...... from the Federated church school ite Indoor game he, with the late C. "She's got good lungs, anjovay!” Morgan Ayres of Westport on It Nat Biscuit ...... attended the picnic held at Pine ern electric boxes could not be used for United States Senator first and O. Treat, the late C. G. Watkins where there Is no power. Dr. Bldmund Kelly, sdn of Dr. Nat Dairy ...... Point Lake, IlazardvlIIe, last Thurs- and F. E. Watkins built what was Howard (together they run a ra lieutenant governor second. Nat Distillers ..... day. Games, boating, batting and a And on June 9. the 12th day of If Maloney is nominated for the Lynn *De Luxe * Oil Burner August Cl earance known as llio skating rink on Wells dlum hospital In Baltimore) de- N Y Central fine dinner and a pleasant day spent the quintuplets' lives, they were Senate, friends of State Labor Com- street. It was later convcrteii Into named: Marie, Yvonne, Emelie, scribed the tumor in the medical NY NH and ft- .... was the report from all present. term "angioma,” a growth resem missioner Joseph M. Tone have ex- Noranda ...... Mr. and Mrs. James Rhodes have I'licv.s Keducod To Lowest of the -Sca.soi' an armory and was used us such by" Ceclle atid Annette. .Marie, tiniest pres.sed a willingness to offer him Company G until the boys marched of the babes, .show'ed a definite gain bling a birthmark, liver-colored, North Am ...... returned from a trip to the World's for Congress from the Third Dis- Packard ...... For Example: out of the. building to serve at ic in weight on this day for the first and B little more than an Inch in trict. Fair and many other places of In- .Mexican border after which It was time. Three permanent trained diameter. A relatively rare growth, Penn ...... terest. Glenwood. F $ Cash Price Glenwood € — Coal or Oil Range it has been spreading rapidly, and The Democratic rivalry In Bridge Phila Rdg C and I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neff have .50 converted Into a garage. nurses went on duty. Madame port for town chairman s to be C O TT O N DRESSES If was derided by the state health It had been agreed that immediate 1 Phil Pete ...... moved to Bristol. Misses' and Women a Louise De Kirilin". Marie Anne ^nclcd with the choicj of John 8 Months To Pay $ Here’s a big fellow—the Glenwood C, with full 20” Formerly $1 05 at.d department that there should be a treatment waa neccssaVy. But now Radio ...... Mrs. Bessie Bailey, who has spent 44-50 $2.95. Cloutier, and Yvonne Leroux. Cullinan. Oil Burning Range square oven plenty of baking capacity, and a whale of a repre.sentative In Manchester to act Now Mrs. Dionne for . the mo- it IS believed that a few more sim- Rem Rand ...... several weeks as guest of Mr. and for the state body and Dr, Tinker ilar treatments will insure Marie The Democrats In Torrington Rey Tob B ...... Mrs. Samuel Simpson, has returned heater. You can’t beat Glenwood construction for a ment held the attention of Dr. have endorsed Representative Fran- PAJAMAS was named as the first "board of Dafoe. On the 15th day she con- against danger from the breaking Sears R oeb u ck ...... to her home. Special For August Sale Only. real dependable range, of the tumor. Senate for the Socony V a c ...... Mr. and Mrs. Emery Clough with Ono iind two piecon. Kormi*rly || 05, health" In the town of Manchester, tracted fever, and for 24 hours 30th District. Here’s an ideal compact range for the up-to-data and the C is tried and continuing in that office until the ____gave __ the „ gravest______concern. But she The quintuplets' future should South Pac ...... their children,' Warren, Lawrence kitchen—whore the modem conveniences and economy L^ws S. Reed of Waterbury, South" Rwy ...... and Shirley, are spending a few proven, (^mes with tri- change In the town charter set up n i Threw it (iff. and within 48 hours be assured. Celebrating the two- of oil burning is combined with reliable performance SILK SLIPS banker, has declined to run for the St Brands ...... days at the shore at New London. For 10 years Lynn haa been tte outstanding leader In angular coal grates, Shadow Panel. Formerly $1,20 new nicthod of handling, cases and | was improving steadily. month victory, the guardians an- Senate In the 15th District. range burners. And It's still tte quickest, cleanest, most he retired as a member. nounced plans to launch a sub- St on Cal ...... The Tollaml Grange will sponsor and beautiful appearance. It comes in a rich green and As the fourth week approached. At Hartford tonight there will be reliable burner made. which may be removed Active as he was Tn hia profes- strong efforts were made to get scription fund to be placed in St on N J ...... a public whist at the Community ivory color combination, with full 6-cover oil-finish top for oil burning. Choice trust for the babies. The- Red a complimentary dinner t o ' CTon' Tex XJorp ...... House Friday evening, August 10. BEACH ROBES sion. he took an interest In many rid of the binding contract that gressman Kopplemann with Gov- that requires no blacking. And it’s Glenwood guaran- You do not bum oil in a Lynn—tte oil turns to vapor, of enamel colors. Formerly $l 20 civic and business projects tn Man- called for the babies' appearance Cross plans to build this fall a Timken Roller Bear These gatherings have proved pop- teed quality in every respect—even at this low price. eliminating smoke, soot and odor. New burner cones give ernor Cross and Congressman ular and a social time with prizes chelcr. In 1897, with the late Dr. at the World's Fair. Medical opin- miniature but modem hospital Maloney among the speakers. Trans Am erica...... increiteol heat, packingless die-cast valves can never leak, K. H. Whlton; he rcpre.scnted Man- a.ssume the cost of medical care Union Carbide ..... given" and refreshments served are SILK DA NCE SETS ion by now united In the view that Fairfield Republicans are likely die-cast bottle stand In satin sliver flnl.sh la permanent. A nd' Chemise. Formerly $1.20. chester in the Legislature. It would be highly unwise to move food and clothing. Dionne has had' Union Pac ...... much enjoyed. offers of an adjustment on hts to go Into their shrievalty conven- Unit Aircraft ...... The monthly supper of the Ladies When you buy a Lynn, you’re sure of satisfaction. When he came to Manchester to them. tion with several candidates for the live the medical examiner. Dr. mortgage. ,Mrs. Dionne haa vir- Unit Corp ...... Aid Society will be .held in the Four Otiardlans Named » against Sheriff PLAY SUITS Julian Parker, had been a Civil war tually recovered her normal health Reilly, Democrat. Unit Gas Imp ...... church dining rooms Friday eve- White Nautical Styje. Sire.; tq to The tumor on the leg of Marie and strength. 20, docNr and because of a disability began to give some concern U S Ind AIco ...... ning, August 10, Under the direc- Formerly $1.96. The future, which must have Edward L. Kelly, executive secre- tion of the Cradle Roll mothers. Lynn Lypto Burner Only $34.50 was not able to get out In some during the fifth week. Dr. Dafoe tary to former Governor Trumbull U S Rubber ...... Cash Prices— 8 Months To Pay! cases. On the death of Dr. Parker, loomed crushingly over them as u S Smelt...... Mrs. Emery Clough, superintendent had not considered It dangerous, who recently gave up the Republi- he WHS named as medical examiner and Marie scarcely minded at all, they looked down on the five tiny U S Steel ...... of the Cradle Roll, will be chairman SILK DHESSIES DRP:ss and S1\)KT forms in the clothes-basket, now- can town chairmanship at Bridge-' for the evening. A short enter- for .Manchester. ,Ho still holds that but specialists were called in for jmrt, returned from a vacation In Vick Chem ...... office. 14 lf/( COATS ' s u n s at Final Mark Down of safety’s' sakq. All agreed that looks hopeful and even"' rosy to West Union ...... tainment win be given following He Is also the local examiner for the Dionnes. Vermont yesterday with an arm In the supper. the Season Prices. radium treatment later would a sling. He broke It In an automo- West El and Mfg .. I* o n o T II V the state nilHtary companies In eliminate the growth without any bile accident Sunday night. Woolwortt ...... ,, u 11 , .s o ,\ Mr. and Mrs. ivan Wilcox of Mer- The Glenwood Automatic Combination Manchester besides being examiner groat difficulty. Elec Bond and Share (C urb). lOti row were Sunday guests of rela- for .several years for different life State Chairman David A. Wilson l i r II r 4* <. M l» n I tives. Efforts were being made now to today appointed a Democratic state insuranee companies.' have the Children’s Aid Society NEGRO BOY 1$ KILLED K r i n O ' { { r i « - n * M o 4 * r r Mrs. Keat Burgess of West Hart- This is the king of the Glenwood line, and Ills Faintly ftnMce committee to develifp wava />irn U >1 l . x U , J . ford made a business trip to Tol- Cash Prices— 8 Months To Pay ! made guardian for the quintuplets, and nieana for raising sinews need- Model the finest range made anywhere. Automatic Model In 188a .he married Miss Eugenio tH\un. 1‘unttm s but this proved Impossible, for ed In the fall political warfare. land botfs Saturday and Monday. SaiiU, a daughter of John Sault, at FOOUNG WITH A GUN lUfuuin, / M rs.'T. W. Graham of South 136 oven heat control, automatic burner lighting, 42 there had been no neglect on tho Tonite and Every that time general superintendent of part of the parents. So Attorney Coventry and Mrs. Valentine of improved “ Speed-lux” burners, new “clean- Cheney Brothers’ silk mills. Tp their D p i C K H A T I C F I N A N C E S. Pomfret, were in town recently in- General Arthur W. Roebuck of Hartford. Aug. 8.— ( A P ) _ a — PLUS top” construction. Bakes with coal or oil, marriage there has been bom a Ontario resorted to his powers as Police Do Not Know Whether Nile \ troducing and leaving for sale maps son. William U, Tinker. Jr., and a Democratic state finance commlttoe of Tolland County, made and pub- bakes with gas, and broils with gas— all in parens patriae (father (if the He Shot Him.self.or Whether w hich will, survey the financial prob- Np Cover — No Minimum. one large oven. Biggest capacity and quick- daughter. Miss Marlon Tinker, both country) and obtained a Judicial lished for the Tolland County $ of Manchester. Miss Tinker Is nw-av -Another Boy Pulled Trigger, lems before the fall campaign gets WERR League of Women Voters. The 182-50 est operation of any combination range. Asl; $ onler appointing, four official under way, was announced fodav bv 199-50 from Manchester the greater part drawings ar>, by Jerome Hoxle. to see its many 'advantages. You can buv guardians of the infants. This State Chairman Da\1d A. Wilson. CLUB IVY INNE (IWt) o f the time as a recreation director Invalidated the contract.s. formerly Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore and Mr. nothing better. (Bight) NEW HOTEL SHERIDAN and was In charge of the camp that Torrington, Cohn.. Aug. s!— (APi The appointees are Mayor T L.\KE POCOTOPAUG X.JI -Slgneil by the father. Oliva Dlonmi, —John Wooster, ten-year-old negro and Mrs. T. J. Thomas of Taunton, .New- Brigh t Rpot” was established by Mrs. Franklin Frank Hayes of Wate. l ury: Mayor East Hampton, CL RICM, Mass., were Sunday guests of Mr. and left the father literally with- b()y. waa almost Instantly killed Edward C. Moran c f Norwich; fo*. Presents Roosevelt for the working girls of out legal authority over his own and Mrs. John H. Steele. New York and supeiwised .Its open- wlien he was shot ivith a 12 guage mer mayor anl ii.i'scnl comMiisn- t five liny daughters. Shotgun In a shack In the east end —Invites You— Mrs. Adamson of New York City, ."r Another Thursday Dance! iDg. -V tioii commission*! - i:oni. Aeeond floor. I Spencer and given by him to John the .trigger or whether the shooting chairman declared, in the few weeks i LARRY "Arter" CRABBE pi* months earlier than normally. was done by another boy, who waa And Other Entertainment Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Alice IrruW IflWRiftm* ii.. . . No Admission — .No C«»-er Charge. Sault. Dr. Tinker's father-ln-Iaw. And they continued to gain, but prior to the convention, probably I -- NOW + _ Barrett and Miss Josephine Roma- for which. It being the first model 111 the aback at the Ume. haa not would confine their work to a tho"- ' no of Bridgeport, are ^ e s ts at the Privsie dining rooms st no extra slowly, ven>* slowly. been determined, as the other boy * charge. made, he haa received several offers , 1 ough study of campaign finsniie i Finest of Foods! Steele house. of money, but haa always refused, “Operation" la Performed hysterical and police are unable to j The two-month period arrived, problems so that recommendations 1 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ludlow Although he today reaches hia ' quesUon him A third boy waa out- for meeting the expenses Incurred Bfst of Beers! iih s with their son. William Ludlow, Jr., Hampden Ale and and on the prophylactic and etde the shack at the time. The Slat milestone of life, he is still ac- I delicate scales that had replaced from time of convention to election REMEMBER—No C over- w-ere Sunday ^ esta of relatives Pabst Blue Ribbon On Draught. tlve and la familiar to a great ma- shotgun la owned bg_John Sllano. the Dionnes' potato scales, the day may be made to the campaign Tonight and Every Night— and friends. Opposite School Complete As.aortment of Wines, jority of the reaidenta. He haa been ' The ahot entered the Wooster finance committee. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Du Foure tc«t was made. All were below beys chest. He ran outside the South,.'I. M a n c h e s t e r a reader of Th> Herald since its the mi.-mal standard still, but WiUon haa undertaken an experi- No Minimum Excepting CO.MINO 8U.NDAV! and their daughter, Margarite, and publicatloj, almost 33 years ago aback, and traveled about 20 feet ment in this pre-convention commit- Saturday. WILL ROGERS In consistent gaina In later weeks before be collapsed. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ayers, tee Tr the past organization for “HANDY A.NDY" motored to Monson, Ma.ss., Sundajr and called on friends. PAC®irOT3B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, lfAN0HES7ER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8,1984 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAfICHBSTER, CUNN., WEUNESDAT, AUGUST 8, 1984 publlo Ubrary. Mr. tad Mr*. WIU cord body o< our tire* la ■uperior la PAcat:^ will maka theh bom* la Yonlura. (XINGRESSMAN wlth her sister, Mrs. Floyd “ Fogil, [CORD B (H )r STRENGTH reeietaac* agr'nat fabric breaks and Sons Meet Their Father SEN11NCETW0 Sunday caller* at the borne of Mr. Mrs. A. H. Post and. Mrs. Claris* blow-out rupture*. and Mr*.. 0*orge F. Kibbe were th* Fish and Barbara and CMvln Pish "Tb* 1984 U. 8. R oy al, w lth T U Rev. and Mr*. Walter V*y end th* RETURNS FROM ABROAD war* visitors Sunday afternoon at IMPORTANT IN TIRES Improvsd Tempered Rubber tread REPORTISMADE latteP* brother and srif* of Toronto, DAILY RADIO PROGRAM NAZIS TO HANG Mr. and Mrs. Louis Twining's at supported by a definitely superior While Staging a Hold-Up Canada; Mrs. Sherwood Raymond Says Thers Is No Fear ot War Coventry Lake, Shirley Fish, re- cord body, la the finest Ure we have WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S (Central and Eastern Standard Time) and son, Sherwood, Jr., o f New turned to her home, after spending Ernest Bantly Tells How U. S. ever built.” Netei All procnmi to kejr and basle ehalno or fronpi thoreof unless cseei- ON FEDERAL LOANS Britain; Mr*. Raymond'* aunt, Mr*. in England and Unemploy- a few days with her aunL ,Mre. fledi coast to oosst (s to s) dssisnatlon Inclndso aU avaUabls stations. (A P )—John* They fled, but flrat both of them Royals Are Made — Finest Cblci(o, Au(. _ 8.- Mattie Viner of Springfield, Maa*.; ment Is On thiiDecrease. Twining. P r p i r a m s M b i t e t t o oh on o b. P* M (D aalioht rim e Ona ffowr to to rj. WosnUk's rMiniont With hia two atruck their father in the face. Both Took Part in Putsch Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Faaauf, alao Materials Used. T B A O E D T I N I C E Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Perry and N B C - W B A P N E T W O R K Cant. Baat. A few minutes later, piOllce said, of Springfield, Mr. and Mr*;. Reuben •ona, tha poUea aaiy, are aenaational New- Haven, Aug. 8.— ( A P ) — their son, L * rence, spent Sunday • A B I C — K a o t i w o of w lw wool w tt e ^‘ ^ ^ rR ic b a r d t V l d m e r— w g b es iba two raided a nearby, tavern, but Bosley and Mr. and Mrs. E m **t “ (Jofd body strength has always Madrid— A butcher in eubarban w t e r w U t wcftb w n w ilt w f b r w ro w gy P e t e r B lljo 'e Orcheetra <—c h a i n Reconstruction Corporation afiaire, brl|tbt«acwho w o w w d a f w k b f * o n ly : O e n e K a r k o a O rch a a.—c h o ln atrena. number and notified police, who., re- chester, tlTM built by the U. S. Rubber Co., night and, planning to retire, locked N O R T H W E S T A C A N A D I A N — w t m j British tales during which he made Mrs. Lucy Milton, Mr. and Mrs. - a l t " ! * U “ y**’* Y f " R e c i t a l Advanced Over 168 Mil- Their lateat waa reported last layed the Information to Gary, Ind., The Rev. and Mr*. H. C. Champe but so much emphasis has been the freezing room in hie adjacent w lb a k st p w ob e w d a y k f y r cr e t etet ment Two Weeks Ago. a study of economic and industrial William Bralnard and their sons of shop. • O U T H — w rv A w p i f w w a o w la w j a z RjSdlo N e w w—D i x ie r p t Biaht, as Womlak, with a doaea authoriUes wh? arrested the youngr and their guests, the Rev- and Mrs. conditions in Ekigland and did siglit placed lately on tread* that per- ‘w f la - w a u n w lo d warn w m o w a b w a p l ^ H ln k e ^ p r ^ — m l d w .; B r o w n O r e .— w GAS RANGES other customers, sipped a bevefliirs ; men upon their arrival there. Westland street, Hartford, spent haps too Uttl* baa been said sM ut The next morning be opened the w j d x w t m b k v o o w k y w fa A w b a p k p re 5:35— O u b y V e n n - D i x i e o n ij Harry Le^h, formerly of Mexico seeing in Scotland. 8:45— 5:4^ —B o a k o C a r t e r , T a l k - lions During Month of May Their last meeting, Wozniak told (jity, were ciuiers 4 Monday at the Sunday at Mr. and Mr*. Wlnthrop the cord boay,” Ernest Bantly, big ice box to get bis meat, then w o a t k t b a k t b a w aoc w a v o w t a r m a south aide U vem . •Vienna, Aug. 8,— ( A P ) — Court- The Ck>ngresamaa said there waa Porter'*. M O U N T A I N — k o a k d y l k r l r k f h l a le; T h a T a x a a R a n g e rs— w est police, was last April U , when his home - of Mr*. C hape’s parent*, proprietor of tb* Center Auto Sup- hastened to tell police what he found P A C I F I C C O A S T — k n o k f i k g w ko m o • :0O - 7:0O - P h l l S--p--l-t a n y 'a -En e e m b le Suddenly, their faces covered with martial today sentenced two mem- a high apirit of optimism in Eng- fcandkerehlafs, two robber* entered sons broke into bis jewelry store and Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Lord. Mr. Leach Mia* Florene* Jones 1* visiting at ply Co., local U. S. Ur* dealer, de- Inside the room. I t was a man, a k h q k f t d k t a r k r u kp o . . - H . So a n ik O rch a a t r a— w e a t land, its credit i* good and unem- C a n t* Kaate O a u t ach'e V io lin Washington, Aug. 8.— (A P ) — The Seurishlfig revolvers. They took tlS carted away a safe containing ISO. bers o f the Nazi putsch against the was a member of the faculty of the Mra. HatUa Johnson's In Columbia. clared today in commenting on the friend of hie wife, frozen to death. V o n itlo o— to o ployment has decreased as indicated S:S0— O ld Ji m Sri d B o r— b a a le; Reconstruction Corporation reported at Mrs. Emily Ellis received word 1934 U. B. Royals. Midsninnier Sale Prices from a cash register and etarted to He refused to appear against them.. government of Chancellor Doilfuss Mexico City. Theological Seminary, by figures of the mlnistiw of labor. M a P a r k i n s, S k a t c h — w o a t ro p oat !* 2S“ 2 ***‘*** Sy m o h o n y—nloo a Thursday that bar sister. Miss Mar- 'T h e long staple cotton we use in !'S ? “ S i O ^ B y r d Ex p ocn tlo n—e t o o hoe tha patrons along the waiL Wozniak told ^ lle e his sons, John to be hanged. and is on a leave of absence. He Bakewcll said "no fear of war ap- S:4S — 4:45— L a r r y R a v a ll’a O re h o a tra t M elo d y today that it authorized advances In Jr., 26. and Henry, 22. both of Gary, plans to take theological courses at tha Webster o f Ludlow, Mass., bad our cord is of the highest quality — oa t t ; O ro a m a Co tn o T r u o —w est # .00—10:00— N ic k L u c o a , So n gs — ^ h en Woaniak euddenly gasped: One death sentence wss pro- peared to be held In England." 4:0s — 5:00— At P o a rc a a n d H la Q an p Alay aggregating $168,644,166. Ind., bad left home 10 years ago. the Hartford Theological Seminary fractured her hip and is at a hos- used in tire construcUon today,” . B u te # O rc h o a t r a - m i d w e s t ••Why. i f * John!” nounced at Klagcnfurt against Karl ' In bis Inquiry Into unemploy- 4 :3(V - B:W>— Pro a a*R a d io N o w o—w ear J* lS ’*-10* lJ “ L l t t l e J . LIt t le 'e O rch e e* The report showed that loans au- Juhn, be said, was released last Kostelnig. The other was ordered this year. pital in Springfield. Mrs. Ellis and Said Mr. Bantly. “Thla cotton la 4:35— 6;3^ H o r a l r o Si t o ’o O rch est r a The youth turned sharply, then ment insurance, Bakewel! obtained 5:3^ 10:30—J . L i t t l e O r c h e e . - b a s ic ; thorized to bonks and other financial February from the Michigan Oty, in Vienna against Ernst Felcke, a Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Tennant her daugbtar, Miss Clara, went to procissed and fabricated In our own 5:00— 5:00— B aso b a tl— w o a f a n d ot bora • O rch e e t .— m l d w e it iiu y anti Save 3^Moneffl grasped his companion. some groes figures Indicating that 8:1^ 5:15—Q a n a A Q ia n—o ast A aou O a lla y O rc h e st r a motltutions at 4 per cent Interest led., state prison fater serving two regular army soldier and the first and their Infant son, Malcolmi also Ludlow, Friday, and are lUll thfre. mills, to our own specificaUona, pro- S :30— 5:30— LtlM an B u c k n a m , So p ra n o "S cram ." be shouted, "ifs the old in 13 years the government pay- Re d N ich o le O rc h .— b a e t e; totaled $57,512,410. Other large ad- such man to be brought to trial in Mr. Tennant's sister, Mis* Barbara Mlse Lena EHUs returned to ' her ducing a cord with maximum S:45— 5:45—B la c k A O old En a a m b la M a r k F l e h e r O rc h .— m id w est ■ man;" years for robbery. ments on this account were six 5:00— 7:00—J a c k P a a r l’s Sh o w — t o o connection with the putsch. Tennant, went on a motor trip Sun- work at the Travelers Insurance Strength and aultable stretch. H a n k e l O rch .— m id w vances authorized Included $41,820.- hundred million pounds. He con- August Final 5:30— 7:30— W o y n o K i n g 's O rch o a tra 10:30- *11: M —A l K a v e li n O rch .—c t o o 000 for subscription to preferred Into Felcke’s testimony was day through the Berkshirea to Brat- trasted that figure with the huge company ettlc» In Hartford after "Repeated strength testa show 7:00— 5:00— F r a d A lla n 's H o u r, R t v u a *®®“ ^2500— D a n ce H o u r—^ w abcA w eat tleboro, Vt., and Keene, N. H., and passing two weeks with her parent*. oUr cord not only more than holds 5:00— 5:00— Q u y Lo m b a rd o'S O re h t a. stocks in banks; $45,000,000 for the her aunt, Mrs. M. E. Bella, in Hart- brought ’ the name o f Emil Fey, sums this government has paid out i , . 5:30— 5:30—O t h a r A m t r lc a a . T r a v a l N S r - W J Z N E T W O R K Hume Owners' Loan (Corporation. home the same day by the Jacob's its own in a new tire, .but that the 5:00—10:0< ^ H a r r y M ay ara O rch o a tra ford this week. Minister of Becurlty, who was pres- in unemployment relief the last six •**** E3Us. — B a a t : w j i w b i- w b sa w b a l $5,455,500 for bank debentures; $7,- BODY OF BLAST Ur. and Mrs. O. R. Townsend ent at Doilfuss' death. The Court Ladder route. months. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foote and •uperlority becomes more apparent Clearance Sale 5: 15—10:15—O a n a a n d Q ia n —w est rp t w h a m k d k a w g a r w jr w lw w a y r w m a l; as the tire conUnuea it* mileage ' 5:30—10:30— N a t io n a l R a d io F o ru m M id w a a t: w c k y k y w w e n r w!a k w k (il9,676 in loans to drainage and Irri- have rented the house formerly oc- rejected the defense dounsel's de- Wellington Sloane of New Haven ' Bakewen goes to the Adlrondacks their daughter, Virginia, of Whlt- 10:00—11:00— B u d d y R o g ara O rch a a tra life. w m a q ke o w k b f gation projects. The balance was for cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc- mand Tor a hearing by . the new and Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Sellers for a vacation before September. heyvllle, and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. I 10:30—11:30—C ly d e L u c a s a n d O rch aa* N O R T H W E S T A C A N A D I A N — w t m J Kenna. They moved here fr6m (.’hancellor, > Kurt Schuschnlgg. as of New London were Sunday' i^si- "In our plant, these cords w ith out! N o w In Progress C B 8 W A B C N E T W O R K w lb a k st p w e b c w d a y k f y r cre t c f c f telief. and other government pur VICTIM FOUND Foot* of (jolchester spent Sunday S O U T H — w rv a w p t f w w n o w ie w j a * poses. Buckland.* t o . whether safe conduct hlid been tors at the home of the* Misuses the use of webbing or cross i B A S IC — E a s t : w a b c w ad o w o k o w ca o w f la - w f u n wlod wsm w m c w ab w a p l evening at Mr. and Mrs. E. E. w a o b w n a o w a r w k b w w k r o w h k c k l w Vernon Grange, No. 62, will hold granted Doilfuss' assassins. Pendleton and Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert. Foote’s. threads, are bonded together b y ! w j d x w a m h k vo o w k y* w f n a w b a p k p re O f the $57,512,410 authorized in Mr. Sloane came from New Haven our patented Safety landing pro- > w d ro w ca u w ja a w ean w f b l w ap d i ^ a v w o al k t b e k ^ hs weoo w a v e I( nns, $32,698,236 went to banks at}d its annual outing at the Rockville AVhen the death sentence was Mr. and Mrs. Norton P. Warner, w m a a w b n a; M id w a a t: w b b m wiom M O U N T A I N — k o a k d y l k g lr kghl';* Fish and Game Club Saturday, pronounced,’ Felcke raised his arm to attend the Lorenzo Dow play at GILEAD cess, which adds approximately 12 > k m b o k m o x w o w o w b a a P A C I F I C C O A S T — k g o k i l k r w k o m d trust companies, includlhg $28,615,- the Cow Hill theater, Saturday eve- Mrs. N. J. Warner and Alden W ar- pounds of pure virgin rubber to ' B A S T — w p g w h p w ib w w b o c w lb a w f o a k h q k fa d k t a r kp o 330 to old in the reorganization or 17 .Miners Killed in Coal August 11. in a Nazi salute and cried; ''Hell ner weqt Saturday to Perryvllle, R. w o re w lcc e f r b c k a o ning. Rev. W alter Vey and his family every 100 pounds o f cord material. 1 D t X I B — w g a t w a f a w bro w q o m wd od C e n t E a e t ^ liquidation qf closed institutions, and Mrs. Fred Hartmelre and Mr. and H itler!" Ho was pulled back to his I., where they are visiting relatives. Mrs. Walter Walker of Bellefonte, The Rev. and Mra. W alter Vey returned to the parsonage lest “ Between our, cord body piles, we ! k lr a w re o w la o w dau w to o k rl d w rr 3:30— 4:30— L i t t le Ja c k ie H e lle r, T e n o r $22,048,883 to mortgage loan com- bench by a guard. Mrs. A. W. Ellis was a visitor k t r h k t a a w aco k o m a w d b o w o d x w b t 3:45— 4:45—O r p h a n A n n ie—e ast o n ly Mine Explosion in Derby, R. I., and Mrs. William Bishop of and family are spending their two week after being absent a month. use a high grad* beat resisting stock ‘ w d a o w hig w d b i w w v o w m b g w sja 4:00— 8:00—E d u c a t io n In t h e N e w s panies.' weeks' vacation In Toronto, Canada. Friday at Mrs. Teft's in Wethers- that ties together the piles and pre- : w m b r w a t a k t u l k g k o 4: 15— 5:15—Y a e c h a D a vid o f f, B a st e The Larger Loans Flatbush, N. Y., were guests for a Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Jones and Mr. i fleid." 4:30— 5:30—T h r e e X Sle t e re , Song e few davs at the Jones farm. Mrs. Claude W. Jones is In Mr*. T eft fell and fractured vents chafing and plying separation. M I D W E S T — w ca h w g l w m t w m b d Wlan Among some of the larger loans Virginia. and Mrs. Merton W. Hills attended' her hln last week. Mrs. Ellis’ w lb w k f b k f a b w k b n w cc o w a b t k se j 4:40— 6:40—P re a a -R a d io N o ws— w js HEBRON charge of a play, "The Spooky the Old Home Day celebration in Here again, tests in both labora- w n a x 4:45— 5:45—Lo w e ll T h o m as — e a s t : authorized to .banks were; Tavern,” which the yo\mg people of mother. Mrs. Waldo, was a guest tory and on the road show that the , M O U N T A I N —k v o r k l i k o h k al O r p h a n A n n ie— re p e a t t o m id w est United States Savings Bank Re- East Hampton, Saturday. at Mrs. Teft's at that time. C O A S T — k h j k o ln k f r o k o l k f p y k v l 6:00— 5:00—Jo h n n y Jo h nso n O rch e e. St. Peter's church are rehearsing. 5:30— 5:30—Ire n e R ic h In H olly w o o d ceiver, Washington, D. C., $1,080,' It is not often that a wedding and Ned Burt of Stamford spe'nt the k f b k kizij k w g k e rn k b d k g m b k k b Derby. Va., Aug. 8.—-(A P ) — The TWO ARE SHOT TO DEATH Monday and Friday evenings at the C a n t . B a a t. 8:45— 6:45— F r a n k B u c k S e r l a f ^ a e t O.'iO: North-Western Trust and SaV' all night vigil at the Stonego Coke a funeral taken place in Hebron on rectory. The play woa parUy learn- week end with his uncle, Charles F. 6:05— 7:00— E n rio M a d ri g u e r a , O rch . the same day and at the same hour, Burt. 8:30— 4:30—J a c k A r m st r o n g — e a st ; 5:30— 7:30— T o B e A n n o u nce d . ing* Bank, Recelvei, Chicago, $2,- and Coat company'e number three ed last summer but there was not M ilt d n C h a rl e s, O r g a n— w est 5:41^ 7:45—Sp o r t g t o ries Off Reco rd 500,000, Weat Side Trust and Sav- IN WAR OF RACKETEERS but this was the case last Saturday. time to get it into shape before the Mis* Marjorie Foote is attending t i 45— 4:45—T h e F u n n y b o n e r e—e a e t; 7:00— 5:00—G o ld m a n B a n d C o n ca r t ' w'lne ended at 6:20 o'clock this At the exact time the last rites for an older girls' conference in con- Overnight A. P, T o A-'NS T w o P a le A Q a l— w est a n d D i x ie 5:05— 5:05—Jo h n o o n O re h e a. Pro g ra m ings Bank, Receiver. Chicago, $1,. morning when rescue workers opening of schools In the fail. It Is 4 :00— 5:00—So n o e by T it o Q u ia a r 5:35— 9:30— H a rr y R Ic h m a n , O re n e a t. AOO.OOO; Calcasieu National Bank .Mrs. Anne M. Hutchinson were be- nection with 4-H club work, at the ' 4:15— 5:15— B o b b y B e n e o n—« a a t o n ly ; brought out the body of the last hoped to present it at some time When*''*' 1'®" *“ *' 9:00— 10:05—p t e k e n a Sia t a ra — e ast Lake Charles, Louisiana, $1,965,. this month. State (Zollege at Storrs this week. News E d w a r d W u r t x e b a e h O re h o e.— w a i t o n ly ; F r a n k B u c k - w e s t re p e a t of the seventeen victims of yester- Biillol. nri.B Down fiannstor, . Holeproof 4:30— 5:30—P re e e*R a d lo N o w e — e ast 9:15—10:15—V o ice of R o m a n ce , So n gs •480; Commercial National Bank of The Hebron town team won the Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Foote and r i day's explosion. (5 . ) ; J e r r y Co o p er—o t h e r a e ast: 9:30—10:30— Don B e t t o r A O rc h est r a ' Pliiladelphia, Conservator, $2,540, Wh« Sought to .Muscle in young people was taking pl?ice at -Sunday afternoon’s b.-tseball game Teddy Foote were visitors Sunday W u r t z e b a c h O rch . — w e st; Ja c k 10:00—11:00—Sa m m y W a t k in a O rch e e. As bad been anticipated, the A r m st r o n g — m id w est repeat* 000; Farmers National Bank and Policy Game. the Dunham cotage. I-ake Amston, with the Glastonbury nine, by a at Mr. and Mrs. George B. Miller's West Cumberland, Maine — Cap- C H IF F O N 10:30—11:35—J a c k B e r g e r A O rch est r a bodies of nine workers who perish- vyhen Miss Julia H. 'Standlsh of in Colchester. tain William D. Scott, 80, retired Trust Company, Reading, Pa.. Con- ed in a lateral gallery of the mine score of 14-4. Lebanon and Carroll Dunham also Mr. and Mrs. Myron Post of East master mariner, who was second seivator, $1,650,OQO; Penn National were found within a comparatively Mis* Oerthide Allyn of Bloom- 10:80— "Radiana” direction George Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug, 8.— ( A P I - of I.sibanon were united In marri- Hartford spent Sunday with his officer of the American yacht de- Bank and Trust (Company, Reading, small area and their condition in- field is spending a few days this ,ui» your _ „ •fhoM HOSE Brown. age by the Rev. W alter Vcy. pastor parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Post. fender in the international cup races Pa., Conservator, $1,190,000; and the dicated they were nearer the center Bullets today ended what police do- week a* guests of her relatives, Mr. 11:00— Time, weather. of the Hebron and Gilead CVingre- and Mr*. Harold Gray. J. B. Jones spent Sunday with in 1895, died. ciKiANCE C O .] Regular.$1.00. WTiC 11:18— Dunbar Male Quartet. Iveadlng National Bank and Trust scribe as two lone gangsters' ut- of the blast than were the eight gational churches. ] pe r s o nal Company, Reading, Pa,, Consel-va- whose bodies were found ye-sterday Allan L. Carr, reader, preached Mr. and Mrs. John Loomis of Willt- Boston—Albert Hai,)dad, 44, of Hartford, Conn. 11:30—U. S.. Weather Bureau. tompt to mu.sclc in the policy racki;t f^ lte a number of local people t( r. $1,972,000. Within a few hours after the explo- on the theme of Prayer, at the 11 mantic at their summer home in New York described by Assistant 60,00 W. 1040 K. C. 282.8 M. 11:33—Hotel Pennsylvania Orches- run by the remnants of the "Lltt'o attended tha Lorenzo Dow play at Hampton. U. S. Attorney Rome as the brains i l*hoor tra. Loans Authorized sion occurred. Augle” Ptzano gangs. a. m. service at St. Peter’s-church Travelers Broodcaatina iiervloe the Cow Hill theater. Mystic, the Sunday. Mrs. Catherine D. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Foote and of a fake butter racket, was order- "nlT l*et 12:00—S. S. Club Royale Orchestra. Of the loans authorized to mort- With all workers who had been in The two men identified by poll. e T b « 79c last of the week. Rain prevented t b the mine accounted for, it was left played a violin accompaniment with their children Edward. Marjorie and ed held for trial in $6,000 ball;'' I ’ b r e « 12:30— Hotel Astor Orchestra. gage loan companies, $10,000,000 from finger print records as Vlnceiit the presentation of the play Thurs- Moot'*I t b “ * , Wednesday, August 8. deserted although large fans con- the organ during the service. Bobbie motored to the Devil's Hop Boston—Pacific Mills directors an- waa for the Electric Horae and Farm Plzano and Or«sto De Roberts, we:*; day evening, disappointing a good F. M. tinued to displace poisonous mon- Yard, where they spent a fevi’ hours! nounced resumption of paying divi- Authority at Chattanooga, Tennes- killed as they Isy in bed In- their many who had bought tickets and oxide in Its passages with fresh air. CAIT.M.N W)SE.S EYE S'' Sunday. i dends on capital stock shares after *•““ “ % 'Slnxle 2 pair for $ 1 , 5 0 4;00— Pop Concert— Cfiiristlaan see; $2,382,493 to the Santa Ana room on the tenth floor of a fashion- made their appearance, ready to Miss Florence Duran of Walling-j a lapse o f nearly nine years. Kriens, director; Mildred Any investigation to ‘determine the able Park street rooming house. Mortgage Investment Company, brave the elements. A full house Boston. Aug. 8.— (A P ) — Gloom Haley, mezzo-contralto. cause of the tragedy was postponed Neighbors awakened by the shots, Santa Ana, California; and $1,000,- was reported both evenings follow- dispelled the boyish glee of 200 4;30— A rt Tatem, pianist. until the air was fully cleared and said they saw two men hrnning from RADIO; 000 to the Textile Industry Mort- ing. Allan L. Tarr and Homer Hills Swedish cadets In Boston with the 4:45— Lady N ext Door. until funerals for the disaster vic- the house. Police s.iid <^.s far as gage Company in New York City. of this place, who have minor roles training .ship A f Chapman when 6:00— Ted Black's orchestra. tims had been held. they knew, Plzano was no relative Authority for a loan of $2,600,000 In the play, have been there rain or they learned today that the removal 6:30— Old Jim Bridger. Radio time, £astem Standard. The final list of dead is: Ralph of the (lead “ Little Angie” Hzano, at four per cent interest to the shine every time. of the right ey* of their captain, 6:45— Larry Revcll’s brehestra, A t least ten explorers are to Burtblll, general mine foreman, of but ascribed the double slaying to toard of Deposits of Wisconsin at Big Stone Gap; Clyde Ward, Charlie Men In employ of the state high- Sven Wallin, waa necessary. 6:00— Baseball scores. broadcast from opposite comers of an attempt to cash in on the powT^ way departineni have cleaned up the earth, to arm chair thrill hunt- Aladison was granted but no part of Milan, Alex Payne, Jessie Doyle, Captain Wallin was treated at 6:05— W rightville Clarion. this sum had been disbursed up to of his name by posing as his succes- 'Die Green and vicinity, lawn raow- 6:30—Press Radio News. ers this winter on WJZ, NBC, bo- Clarence Reed. .Ransom Slcmp. sor. the Phillips House of the Massa- Alay 31. ‘ ing. raking, etc., so that it presents 6:3!)—Horaclo Zito's orchestra. ginning 4:30 p. m „ August 10. Charlie Reece, Lafayette Blondell, chusetts General hospital for an eye. Subscriptions on preferred stocks a v(*i;y neat appearance. infection, which he suffered three 7:00— Btudio Program. T ry these tonight; Luster Day, William Bums, W'llllam MONOORAMMED EGGS. in banks included: Mr*. Grlnton I. Will ha.s icslgn(!d weeks, while en route tq this port. 7:18—WTIC Sports Review. W E A F , NBC. 6:30, W GY Review; Smith, Walter Moore, Ted Johnson, The First National Bank and Roscoe Smart, Dan Jenkins and her i>oi!ltlon as statistician at tbs’ He had kept the matter from his 7:30— W G Y Revue. 8, Town Hail tonight; 9, Lombardo; Dow-nlngtown, Pa.— Peter Gray, C o n n c ctl^ t State Cnllcge. which Trust Company, Bridgeport, Conn., Kyle Fields, all of Derby. command. 8:00— Jack Pearl, the "Baron.” 10:30, Senator J. Hamilton Lewis. machinist, got quality plus in his ,ahc has h ('X for sevepil year*. She $1,000,000; Fidelity Union Trust Five injured men, two. o f them Captain Wallin Is expected to re- 8:30— Wayne K ing’s Orchestra. W abc , CBB, 6:30, Emery Deutch; weekly supply of eggs. One of 1 lie 1r speniHng thi.s month with her Company, Newark, N. J., $7,000,000; T h i s i$i t he f a m e d t |ua l i t^' Ci ns R n n ^ e w i t h t he n i i t o i nn t i e atruck by force of the explo-slon I joih his ship, scheduled to sail Mon- 9:00— Fred Alien. 7:30, Everett Marshall’s Vanities; Central United National Bank, while working near the mouth of hens had laid an egg with tlic Initial | hiiahanil who l.s taking a month's day. but an artificial eye will re- 10:00—Musical Airship. 8, Detroit Symphony; 9, 9jTd Ex- G" raised on th* large end-of the ; vacation from hia work pedition broadcast. Cleveland, Ohio. $8,000,000, and the r o u n d R e d - T o p h i i r ne r t ha t c a n h e p i i r eha s ed t h r oa | gh the mine and the other tbrec ns head I place that removed by the opera- 10;3O^Thc Travelers Hour— Chris- City National Bank and Tru?t Com- brought from the mine suiTering khell. I librarian of the Yonkers N, Y.,' lion. tiaap Kriens, director; Dave WJZ, NBC, 6:45, Fratik Buck's Adventures; 8, Gentleman Band; pany. Coiumbiis, Ohio, $1,000,000. a n y eo-ope r a t i n] i f i^as r an i t e d e a l e r a t t he from gas poisoning, were reported Ringte's Grenadiers: Sally this morning as improved. Two al- Ayers. 9:30, Harry Richmao; 10:15, Voice The corporation also authorized a i l of Romance.. spec i a l , l o w p r i c e o f . . . . # F * ready had been discharged from the ,11:00— Harry Meters' Orchestra. purchase of $1,500,000 in debentures What to expect Thursday: hospital and the others were ex- 11:30— National Ra^io Forum. of the Mississippi Valley Trust Com- pected to leave during the day. 12:00— W eather Forecast. WEAF, NBC, 7. Rudy Vallee; 8, pany, St. Louis, and a loan o f $3, Showboat. 12:02-silent. .■lOO.OOO on the preferred stock of the WABC, CBS, 3, Detroit Sym-* Giobe and Rutgers Fire Insurance phony: 9, "Forty-five Minutes In Company to the Globe Rehabilitation -N ever before have these up-to-the- Hollywoot}," Company, Ltd., New York, none of WJZ, NBC, 10:30 a. m.. Presi- which had been disbursed up to Alav minute ranges been sold in Hartford at TALCOTTVILLE ' There's nothing tough about my dent Roosevelt; 8:30, (Soldman 31. WDRC Ban^. prices as low as these. A number of men from here turn- ed deep sea fishermen on Siimlay. 2Z5 Hartford Conn. 1330 JU ST PICK O U T T H E R A N GE YO U L«aving here early in the morning, MILITANT CONGRESSMAN they *aUed from Noank about eight PREFER . . . make a small down pay o'clock, going twenty mllee ' out. thraat..thafs why I smoke Old Golds Wednesday, August 8th. BOLTON PATS HIS $75 n N E The party Included James Woisi, P. M. ment . . . and start enjoying cool, auto Fred Wood, Arthur Monaghan, John 1:30—-Baseball game; Boston Mr. and Mrs. L e ^ Bolton have Monaghan, Wilfred Kent, David Braves vs. Philadelphia Na- returned from a week'jtxyacation at Francis H.* Shoemaker Given matic cooking now. tionals. Old Orchard, Me. SUlea, Albert McKee, Joaepb Robb, the Alternative of Spending Zigmund Goydy, Ted Qoydy, Ray- 6:30—Jack Armstrong — All- Resinold Ward spent a few days A FEW PEN N IES A D AY will pay for mond Jarvis and Vincent Koch as American Boy. the past week in Maine. •• ^ Thirty Days in Workhouse. well as a few from Rockville and CLITIC 5:45—Gordon, Dave and Bunny. Mr. and Mra. Samuel Alvord a>c it on our liberal budget plan. Manchester. 6:00— Tito Gulzar. spending a week touring Maine and .Minneapolis, Aug. 8.— f A P ) — Mr. and Mr*. Jean Cullum and 6:15— Ivan White, pianist. other places jf Interest. Congressman Francis H. Shoemak- daughter, have been spending a J 6:30—Press-Radio News. The Z. C. D. A. will meet Satur- er, Fa,rmcr-Labor, Minnesota, is. not [A N OLD G O LD SM O KER SIN CE 1932] week with Mrs. CuUum's parents. 6:35— Jerry Cooper. day afternoon at 2 o'clock at Lake- going to the workhouse for 30 days. Rev. and Mr*. F. P. Bacheler. Peter Biljo and Balalaika side Casino. He appeared before Municipal Mrs. John Kaase has returned to Orchestra. The recent Scavenger hunt waa Judge Fred B. W right today and her home at Rosedale, N. Y., after 7:00— Gene Kardos and Orchestra. divided In teams with chaperons. paid his fine of $75 with a check hoiisands upon thousancls of they had a Quality Gas Range with •pending two weeks at the Jone.n 7:16— Vera Van. The team that waa chaperoned by drawn on the sergeant at arms of farm. 7:30— Serenaders. Air. and Mrs. Adolph Broil won the the House o f Rcpre.seqtatives, made New England women cook on Q^uality M. H. Talcott and Misa Faith Tal- “ "TF A N ACTOR plays a few two-fi.Meil 7:46— Andrew Jacobson's Ensem- prize.'The party journeyed on tb payable to O. H. Ijianson, clerk of all the amazing features that everyone cott spent Saturday at Litchfield. J. character* on the screen, some people ble. Alarlborough Lake, for a swim and Minneapolis Municipal Ckiurt. Miss Rose Williams of East Dou- \ N E W 8:00-^Mnxlne; Phil Spitalny's Or- a hot dog roast. It was disclosed that the militant Automatic Gas Ranges—one of the is talking about. get the idea he’s hard as nails all through. T o the sarings r ias, Mass., was the guest of MIee RE D U C E D chestra. The Community night for August Representative had intended to pay llisabeth Lee from Thursday to will be omitted. There will be a t effectedef by Qjevrolet’s PRICES 8:16— Emery Dcutsch and his the fine Alonday rather than take fastest-cooking and fastest-selling'gas Saturday. “ But that’s not always true. Take m r r -J L Gypsy Violin. meeting of Interest the first meet- the 30-day alternative. Alose Win- great economy, rugged construction Mr. and Mrs. Walden Collins and thmal, for instance. I have to watch it AMOUNT 8:30—Jean Talcott, songs; Harold ing in September. A t thla meeting throp, his attorney, late Alonday of- This is your opportunity to have a family of Wapping visited Mr. and and outstanding dependability ha* recently been M O D E L at B. Smith, pianist. it will be decided upon by the peo- fered Hanson a check for the $75. ranges in the Eastern. States. Mr*. Franklin Welles recently. like every other movie star who works in REDUCTI ON 8:45— Edgar Brown. baritone; ple present If they care to continue. But the Congressman apparently Mrs. VV. C. Monaghan, Mfss Edna front of the ‘mike.’ ' added a saving o f as much as |5 0 in the purchase price. Y> Glenn Smith, pianist. The Home Makers will meet with muffed the clerk’s name. He hail beautiful Quality Gas Range installed Monaghan, Alfred RIvenburg. John can now obtain a big, fast Chevrolet truck for everj- purpose at 9:00—Detroit Symphony Orches- Mrs. Bunco Thursday afternoon for made the check payable to O. H. No matter what fuel you are now us- Tatas and Charles Monaghan utility Long Chassis. . . . 1 5 1 5 tra. their annual planning meeting. This Nelson, Hanson rejected it. “ That’s why I’m for Old Golds—they $50 motored to Diamond Lake Sunday!, price* among the lowest for which Chevrolet trucks have ever been 10:00—Byrd’s Antarctic Expedition; meeting will be held at 2 o’clock. A commitment ordering him - to right in your own kitchen. There are Mrs. George Cleveland. Miss neter rasp the throat. .\nd what's more, Dual Long Chassis . . . . Mark W am ow’s Orchestra. B. L. McGurk, who was taken ill the workhou.se for 30 days was is- ing, a Quality Gas Range will do your Sarah Monaghan end Miss Ethel sold. .\nd these low prices bring you the same feature* that have 5 3 5 5 0 a few days ago, is greatly Improv- your taste tells you tliat they’re pure to* 10:3(h—Melody Masterpieces. sued by Judge Wright yesterday many models from, which to choose. Cleveland returned Sunday evening made Che»Tolet trucks tNew Hampshire and Y’ork in-head, six-cylinder engine— the sturdy bodies—the exceptionally with artificial flavors. 11:20— Little Jack Little's Orches- which Is held at the Rich field was over to the police with instructions Stop ih to pick one out. You can buy Harbor. Maine. heavy frame, 'axle, and transmission. Your Chevrolet dealer will Dual Chassis and Cab . . . 5 9 5 5 0 tra. played between thb Bolton team that it be held pending Shoemaker’s As a cooking appliance, it cannot be Mr. and Mrs. EMward Williams 11:46— Frank Dailey’s Orchestra. and Highland Park. Bolton lost the probable appearance in court today. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. “ ,\n irritated throat is one ‘ tough gladly show you how ChevToIet truck* can help to red«ce your game. Quite a bit of enthusiasm is now at afl-time low prices .. . limited to William Lee. Utility Long Chassis and Cab 6 0 5 The Congressman was sentenced surpassed, as every woman who uses break’ that 1 won't risk- So I'll keep'right hauUng coets, and how easy they are to buy at these new low prices 5 0 shown by the older people in the to "pay or serve" for failure to atop Mtas Irene Tautman has return- community as this team was organ- and give his name after an automo- this midsummer sale. T w o years to ed sftsr spending two weeks at on sailing smoothly with Old Golds.’’ combined with-convenient G.M..\.C, term*. Dual Long Chassis and Cab . 6 2 5 5 0 ized only this season. bile accident May 5. one knows. Conlmlcut, R, I. Miss Mildred Hentz of Worcester, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kneese and {Signed) CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY. DETROIT. MICHIGAN WEZ-WBZA Mass., 1* the guest of her aunt, Mrs! pay on most models; as long as five Bon, WlUlam were week-end guests Utility Panel...... 7 5 0 5 0 ROBBER BROTHERS SUYIN Compart O ttvralrt't low d rlivrrri priett and tm y G M ^ .C Irrm t W. E. Giesecke. of M ra SyblUa Jones. JAMES CAGNEY Springfield — Boston Mr. and Mra. W. E. Giesecke and Right here in our community there A General A fo tors Value CMrbondale, Kaa., Aug. 8.— ( A P ) years pn the Quality model which has Mr. and Mrs. WiUlsm Smith, Mrs. Dual Cab and Stake Body . , 6 8 0 5 0 children, Clifford and Pearl, have Sherman, Robert Sherman; ‘ Mrs. — Tw o young robber brothers. Wednesday, August 8. returned from a visit at Crystal Harold and Herbert Otto, of are hundreds of w^omen who wish Joseph Robb *nd family spent Sun- Dual Long Cab and Stake Body Lake at the Bixmx cottage. already taken Hartford by storm. day at Rocky Neck'and vieitcd the 7 4 0 5 0 P. M, Topeka, were killed early today We’d like to emphasize this pointi, il r . 4:00— Betty and Hob. Air. and Mrs. Ralph Laubensteln when they emerged from "a garage Submnrlne Base at New London. Ahom m* Uu priem tf mmmmritt ran fjrJt, S t Flint, : N o b e t t e r t o b a c c o g r o w s t h a n \ .IfidUgBii. and daughter, Ruth, of Hartford, Mia* Tolonda Flrpo and her Cagney — S e id e l P rices sishfoet tm ekmn§e m ihm H '' 4:15— Little Jackie Heller, tenor. they had attempted to rob and were 4:30— Chicago Symphony Orches- and Marlon Alontana, also of Hart- met with withering fire from as- roothsr ar* spending two weeks at i s u s e d I n O l d G o l d . A n d I t ’ s p u r e . T h a t ’ * ford. were guests at Air. and Mrs. the Jonss farm. tra. sembled villagers. See them at alt co-operating gas range dealers or w h y O l d G o l d s o r e e a s y o n t h e t h i o a t 6:00— Agriculture Market Reports. Fred Flack's Sunday. O. C. Drummands, Osage county Mia* Ruth Ferguson is spending a Air. and Mrs. Charles Fish and a n d Ntavis. CHEVROLET 6:15— News. deputy sheriff waa wounded by the week with Miss Franc** Ewing. DCALCW ADVt MT T t l Mt NT 5:30— Singing Lady. daughters, Barbara and Shirley, bandtis before they dropped, one Mr*. A. R. Talcott, Mrs. William and son, Calvin, and Mrs. A . H. Smith, Mr. and Mra. Adelbert Ward 5:46— Little Orphan Annie. shot striking “him in the head ahd 6 CYLIN D ER VALVE-IN HEAD Post of Gilead, were guests at Mr. and Velma Webb apent Monday at 6:00— Education In the News. one in the neck. and Mrs. Fred Flack’s Sunday. Mra. F. J. Strickland's cottage at 6:15— Goodrich Baseball Resume. Columbia lake. 6:30— Time, weather. DEVIL GUIDED HIAI Springfield, 111., Aug. 8.— ( A P ) — Tb* Misses Thsresa Pstrissi and 6:45— Lowell Thomas. JUMPS TO DEATH. Marl* Flrpo war* week-end guests THROAT-EASE.,oARmr 7:00— Press-Radio News. With the words “ It seemed like a TRUCKS devil guided me.” Bill Atares, 13 at tha Jons* farm. 7:05— Spiritual Singers. j/ieMaiichester Gas Co. New York. Aug. 8.— ( A P I — A William Ewdttg Is spending this 7:30— Irene Rich (£ am atic sketch) year old "problem child” confessed, J ^MES Cac ney In Wirner Bron. Picture. “Hem Come< the Nayt* detective was taking hla- finger the state attorney’s office said, that week with William Birckmeyer. 7:45— Frank Buck. prints at the West 100th street po- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Von Deck, 8:00— Enric Madriguera and Or- he slew Raymond Wilder 11, of s t r e e t PHONE S07S lice station today, Frank Allen, 45, Auburn, 111., with a shot gun Mr. and Mrs. Harry Von Deck and chestra. broke away and leaped out the sec- Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wolf were ClC4 RfTTE 8:30— Igor Gorin, Russian baritone. August 2. ond story window. He died a few "I knew the gun was loaded when •ntartainad at tha home o f Mr*. 8:45— Sport Stories off the Record. minutes later from injuries sustain- © P Lenl’Anl C© . lac. RILEY CHEVROLET CO. I took it on the bill and when I shot SyblUa Joo«* Sunday evening. 9:00— Goldman Band CJoncert, di- 60 W E L L S S T R K E T ed when his body struck the con- Raymond VVilder. something got Via* Maijori* Ewing ^ vMttng MANCHESTER .. rectlon Edwin Franko Gold- crete walk. man. hold of me and made me pull the Allen had been arrested- on a trigger." State Attorney Greening 10:0O-^(Congresa Hotel Orchestra. /t I charge of possessing narcotics. quoted him as sayiog. G A S C O O K I N G IS BETTER— Q U IC K E R — C H E A P E HANCRE^ER EVEiJTNG OTRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1984, U A N C H E8T B R E V S K IN O H ER A L D . IC A N C B B ffTER. O O H N.. W ED N ESD A Y. A U G UST 1.1984
ths Ooshsn-Comwall town line: Routs 87, 2 mllss west of ths tntsr- o f loos# graval— to Josepn n . Rica, Oraaby—Craig's UlU, Itoute 188, ad- of the Umta, cannot go to oollega, that one. IteaUatog tbAt it baa en- sccUoa of U. S. 7 aad 87; Bbcnnan— Uic., N ew Haven. gar will bold tha record for the ly too packages la aranulatad form. A good HIGHWAY PICNIC jacent to bHSga aver the east branch PAY RISE IS SUGGESTED Istior by Its fallurs Girh Eagerly. Await , Ths X bo U, Routs to, Wsbatuek Town of Durham—Haddam Quar- ittailoeM of the vesiMl in which be Tha faculty donatea Ita services. Ths raged Isgtob* ot garlic, cooked''eabMge, baked beans, way to use it Is to take tkree or the Salmon Brook, west side ot FIRES IN to 1st wlnasrs of slscUon majorltlss ot Hoad, t mils from New York State tet and Gate ro§dS( 7480 fast of etc., muat be entirely elimtnatod. four tablespooiMule a day, either at wlU bare cmaaed the Atlantic. parish house Is to be used for the bargain for all workert. he himself HEALTH-DIET ADVICE road; Oriawold— Tadpole, Route U , liaai SlmsburywColtags Highway water bound macadam, to Joseph FOR JERSEY SILK MILLS Over-exertion with physical exerciss meals or between meals. It does not LOtimONSDOT at. Plalnfleld-Canterbury- Oriewold R ost Routs 10, about 1-3 mils south in M A ten foot boat Is a pretty small l^ldlng of classes. Students will wrote 4m law creating NUIB al- Woodstock’s Opening PattagUa, New Britain. - BY U R. FR A N K McCOY a ^ r a meal oonlalntng these foods seem to matter. The agar-agar ia town One; Guilford— Clearvlew, threaunfoi ^JH}BUS8E0 bt tbb most idngle-handed. 91 Bnstgn-Blckford Mfg. Co.; South- Towna of Colebrook ana Norfolk— affair In which to cross any body of have to provide their own text books QaesUeas la ragor« to tMoItt aad IMel will frequently cause a heart strain, Route U. S. 1. ' PJUNTINa COMPANY, INC. . One big NLRB Job Is to avoid nut digested and contains vary little tugton—I'he Birches, Route 14, on Routp 183, 9807 feet of waterbound Increase to $21 Per Week Is water, even a millpond in bad weath- and pay an Initiation fee o f—live end often auddeo death. _ It eiu«n «trMt "settlements," which only pile up wUl ba aaaworsd ay Ur. Uolkiy who oaa food material. It therefore fumlshis As August 14 approaches, a^camp from the following localltiM STAH ROADSIDE Hadd^—Seven Falls, Route 8. east side o f Southington Mountain; macadam to John Arborio, Inc., Recommended for Paterson M«aeh*it«r, Conn 1 have Written special articles er; but there can be a good deal to dollars a year- more trouble for the futurs. Since bs addrtisaid la dara of tlila paper. En- bu'k for the inteatlnea and this as- BUDlbSr o f ATO OAf^Orly ’ and surrounding towns; RockvlUs, Mlddletown-Hadoam town Une; Har- St'Uthlngton — Southington lft„ Poughkeepsie, New York. VHOMAS PBROUBON dialing in greater detail with each «k-ts in relieving constipation whi..-fi .(Workers by Economist. ;. ______Q«a»ral M«b » k » t ______a boat besides Its size. Undoubt- The financial backing Is to be pro- courts are so slow, public opinion la eloaa atampsd, aaU-hddrsaasd aavalop% looidiig forward to camping at Manchester, Stafford Springs, WilU- winton— Cook’s Dtun, Route 117, 1 Route 14, at top of Soutblagtoa Town of Sprague—Scotland road,. Blazes in Oregon, Wailung< (or reply. d.eease mentioned In thie day’s arti- Is often caused by using food which Meuatam, adjacuat to Mr. Barnes; edly a ten-footer can be built that vided by private citizens, mpst of I perhaps its strongest weapon In tha Camp Woodstock, Woodstock Val- mantlc, Danielson, Hartford, Mert- mile east of Harwtnton Canter; Har- 4806 feet of water bound macadam Paterson, N. J., Aug. 8. — A wage PooBtad OotoMr 1. I f l l cle. Ariy o f these articles wUl he Is too highly Concentrated. South Windsor—Park Rest. Route PabtUbtd iilv«rT EtbbIbc Bse*pt ley,. Conn., the Y. M. C. A. camp den. New Britain, Broad Brook, winton— Charles -Sperry Blrge Me- to F. AiTigonI, Middletown. would be practically unstnkable and tham residenta of Falrtlild, Bridge-1 Chairman Oarrlson, handsome, sent to you If you state which ones Conunissioner MacDonald 15 back of Wapping Park at Man- Increase of 0.6 per cent for workers ton and Idaho Are Now BubObb* BBd BolldayA BBtcrm, at tb* DIET AN IMPORTANT . riany dtgssUvs disorders, due to the for Hartford, Tolland and Windham Thompsonville. The enrollment is morial Park, Route 117, 1-2 mile Poat OSiM ai MaacbMttr. Conn„ » » you went and w riu to me in^care (t? In Paterson silk mills was 'recom- non-capslzable, no matter what port and BtratfoVd. Probably moat | tanned, hlgh-browed 37-ysar-old FAC7TOR IN EVERY DISEASE reflex acUon o f the gall bladder (Bxerolse Mors) counties. Sopie of the girls are old large but there are places left for east of Torrington-Harwlnton town chester-South- Windsor town line- eaaoad OaM Man Mattel thin paper. Please enclote a self-ad- campers who return year after Stafford—Stafford Rest. Route 15, mended to the Industrial Relations atiBSCRIPTION RATES weather might be encountered. We o f the students, too, will come from Marvard Law School graduate. Is upon the stomBoh aad small intes- Question: K, V. Z. asks: "WTiat more girls. Applications should be Makes Public a List of line; Harwlpton- Polsind Brook, Under Control. dressed, large envelope and add one year. Others have yet to know the mads to Rev. WUUam F. Tyler, Route 117, 2 miles south of Route about 1 mile west of Intersection of AMUS^ENTS Board of the local silk Industry to- one Tear, ------by _—mall ...... - ...... could with to know more about Las- ..... ,h „. ...m u.,.,.. (Continued from Yesterday) ! tine, especially In the region o f the tiree-cent atamp for each article t' eatment would you give for a egse Per Meath,'by mall ...... f Joy o f comradeship which ona ex- Camp Woodstock, Woodstock Val- 116: Hebron—The Tulip Tree. Route Routes 15 and 82; Sterling— Pitch night In a report by Dr. Morris C. This,,the third of a leriea of arti- I'duedenum. In many cases the most you want. ot rstrovsrrion? I developed this Ctacle eeptea...... ,««•>.•.•••••$ «■ Ungsir'a little craft. It is probably course they must live at home. ; tionlst William Lloyd Osrrlsdn and {leriences while sitting with other ley, Oum., Mrs. Nelson Read. Rock- More Than 100 as Guide 14, 1-2 mile east of Hebron cienter. Fme Grove, at State Scales-Rhode Deshel, professor *ot economics at OtliTered, oae year ...... M .t* cles in which I am explaining the c) mptome of digestive distress are (T o be continued in Tomorrow’s about a year agu„ after the birth of Fordbam University, who has been Spokane. Wash., Aug. 8— (A P )— a prstty safe one. . It is about the moet modest odu-. Hoover's lavesUgstor and expert In I flue solely to an Irritated or infected my baby, from catching cold and be- campers around a glowing campfire villo. Conn., or Mrs. Carl Noren, Killingly-- Dark Lantern Hill, Island line, Routes 14 and 211; Sterl- [ i rt food plays in the cauM and cure irtlcle). Manchester. WAS GOB IN THE WAR, acting as Impartial chairman for Montana was the hot spot on the MEMBER o r THE ASSOaxTED deal of i catlonal enterprise that has com e' bankruptcy practices. Sharp-eyed, j gail bladder filled with thickened ing too strenuous. Is it possible for or swimming In the sparkling lake to Motorists. Route U. S. 6, i mile west of State ing— Y e Olde VMuntown Pound, PRESS Just the same It takes a o f all of the commoB djaordert, the board In the matter of wage re- Pacific northwest forest fire mapjto* to notice in a long time. . Vet som e-! '5- ^een I bUe or galletonaa. mo to become normal again?" or performing camp capers. While Parents and friends are cordially I'ne; Kllllngly—,Under the Ash, Route 14 at intersection of State Aid The Aaaoelated Prrn l« eacluitveiy hardihood to start out on a trip state commissioner of labor and brings us on down the alphabetical QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS working and playing together In invited to visit c%mp on Sundays road to Oneco. visions. The Increase recommended day. entitled to the aee for republleatloo Answer; Ths best thing for you to Route 12. 1 mUe norUi of the Klll- PLAYS ROLE IN nLMS by Dr. Deshel is substantially what across the Western Ocean with no how it seems to hold great possibil- NRA labor compliance chief in list to the subject next in line. Goitre la eharactarlssd'by an en- (Rubbing Bunion) beautiful natural surroundings ths when a program will be presented Thonnaston— East Branch Rock, ol ell aews diapatebee credited to it •lo la to take a oourae of “setting- Due to the fact that a great many ingly-Plainfleld town line. the workers requested under their Newly dlecovered blaze ot unde- 01 aoi otbererlse orcdlted in thie ities. It might be suggested that Massachusetts. Fevers (acute, develop Only be- (lugement of ths thyroid gland, QuetUon; Fi B. L. asks: "Will,you girls experience the healthy, happy, for them. RcUta 109, adjacent to bridge’ over companionship but oneself. You get up' exerctees. These Ora tbs exer- Lebanon contract with the manufacturers, termined dlmenslona e p re ^ rapidly paper aad alao Ibe local newe pub- The oldest member Is Prof. Harry cause of some poisoning of the body owing to an Irritation. Tw o common kindly le t . me know If rubbing s J helpful' living which the directors - The campers are: Manchester, requests have come to the state east branch of Naugatuck River; lliiied berelB. an awfully long way from home out its emblem might well be the acorn-: cises taken while lying on the back, Lebanon—Lebanon Rest, Route 87, Pat O’Brien Feels Like an Old which provides for wage revisions up Selway river canyon In the Sel- A. Mills, who is 61 and teaches eco- and these wa.stes are burned up dur- causes are a diet lacking in food bunion will reduce or enlarge It? U t o f Camp Woodstock, through the Valeria Miller, Emma Lou Kehler, highway department this summer Thompson— Roadside Stop, Route All rishte or republlcatlon pt It might grow'into a mighty oak' where you raise and touch your toes, Just north of the village of Chesiput every three months. way National Forest. (3CC crews aneclal diapatebee bereln are aleo re- In the middle of that pond. Lastln- nomics at University of Chicago, a ing on eliminative crisis, which we iciitne and irritation of the gland by rubbing is of no avail, could you te'l camp program, aim to provide. Joyce Kehler, Marcelle Holloran, 13, 1 mile north of Reardon s Cor- Grad Bark to College Re- lie . I will bs glad to send you a for information concerning the loca- Hill;, Ledyard—The Rockery, Route The present scale of payment is were rushed from (Jlearwater For- aereed. get, whd has been doing this kind of who knows? thickset, bald mkn, long known as cal; a fever. Only the use of food not 1‘ xlc wastea, dus to dietetic errors. mo what to do?" following people will co-op- Alma Btrath, Betty Erickson, Mari- ner : Thompson—Qumebaug Rest, union in Picture. ccmplsts set of Ibnss If you will for- Uon of the 100-odd picnic, areas 2, 1 mile west of North Stonlngton $1.94 for each lOO.OOU picks, a rate est to check the flamea. Pull earvlea client nt A Sere- thing for yeara and baa been all a successful Isbor arbitrator. needed in the body makes a fever Headaches are not usually pro- Aswer: The bunion is formed be- erate to carry out the camp pro- on Alley, Grace Noren. Phyllis Route 193, adjacent to new bridge nerd me your name and address on gram for the girls' period from Au- Noren, Ibiscilla Peabody, Agnes which have been built along Con- tuwn line; Lisbon— Qulnebaug River at which the average weekly earning Reinforcements were aent during icA Ina Ptcessary. duced by anything more mysterious 'cause of a constant rubbing of the south of Qulnebaug village; Tolland the night to 250 men fighting a over ths world, says bs has food and TAX EXEMPTION a large, stamped envelope. gust 14 to August 28; Rev. William Shearer. necticut highways by the depart- View, Route 12, 1-2mile east of Making a picture about the Unit- of weavers has been estimated to oe Flatulence, or excessive gas pres- than plain biliousness. It le truly re- loe against either a tight fitting —Oak Grove. Route 74. 1 mile west Btubbom blaze on Lost Horse creek. Pobliaber'e Kepraaentativa; The Water enough in hit liny ship to F. Tyler, Vernon, camp manager Rockville and Ellington, Nancy ment's Bureau of Roadside Develop-' SUetucket River bridge, north side ed States Navy gave Pat O’Brien $20. Dr. Deshel’s decision brings Jullua Maihewa Special .Aaeney—.Mew The opinion of the Supreme Court sure. Is perhaps the most comrhon markable bow many headachee from sl.oe or one that is too loose. Have of West. Wlllington; Tolland—Cr>'- and Director Lloyd Bacon, the same the rate up to $1.95, and will in- Other fires along the central vest^ York. Cbicaao. Detroit and Boeton.. last him six months and hat only (Lost Oartllairs) and head o f the devotional pro- Badmlngton, Shirley Metcalf, Mar- nient during the past several years. 01 r o a d ; L y m e — R i p p l i n g B r o o k , of Errore handed down yeatsrday, IN symptom prevalent with every dti- which one may have auffered for your ihoes fitted properly, and soak »U1 Spring, Route 15, 1-4 mile south feeling as an "old grad" gets when crease the weekly wage to approxi- ern edge o f Montana were under Question: W. R Y. inquires: gram; Mrs. Nelson Read, Rockville, garet Kent, Rita St. Louis, Marion Highway Commissioner John A. Route 86, at Beaver Brook North one ellght fear—that of being run et-se. Most people are literally years will dlsap[Ie«r completely your feet In hot water for at least of Tolland-EIllngtou line; Torring- he goes back to his college for a mately $21. control although the situation waa MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF denying the extraordinary claim of "Can a missing carHlagS ba renew- . adlrectreM; i l Miss Elizabeth Proctor, Gilpin, Marllen Playdon. Pearl Co- Macdonald today made public a list Lyme; Lyme^Roarlng Brook, Route C ir c u l a t io n s . • walking gas factorlea." Out of when the liver is again functioning tl Irty nilhutee each day. Rubbing ton— Wm. E. Besse Park. Route 25, class reunion. Two weeks aboard The employe-labor contract In reported precarious south of Hamil- down by a ateamer. For etornia or edjiln the knee of a woman over fifty •Ayer, Moss., associate directress h.-i, Ruth Lavttl, Nancy Prescott, ot these roadside picnic spots for 82, about 1 mile east of Hadlyme a Stamford Masonic lo<]ge to ex- v'hat can' you make this stomaon P’ opcrly. Of course, there are other eround the bunion may be of some 1 mile west of entrance to Hillside the U. ,S. S. Arizona, where Warnef the industry, besides providing for a ton and Darby In th e ' Bitter Root Th« Rtraid PrlntltiR Comptny, tn'e., calma he cares nothing. But our years of age? The condition It dud Id head of program activities; Doris Mann, Dorothy Preusse, Isa- the guidance of motorists seeking a Center. emption from taxation of Ita temple NEW and Intestinal gas If not from food causes, such as eye etraln and ab- help in thcreaslng the blood’s circu- cemetery, south side of road; Tor- Bros, filmed "Here Comes The wage revision every three months, Forest and foresters feared a wind • 88umt8 no Onuncltl rfipontlblUty to a long-standing case of arthritis; rs. Lind, Wtllimantic, nurse; Win- belle Backofen, Betty Pease, Grace pleasant location tor a day’s relaxa- Madison— Janna's Hill, Route 1, 1 typovrarhtrA} «rrtT8 «pr>f»srtnff r« oi Mlariod omployos. and Eatelle Taylor appeared In "Den Imisnsss were notortoue even then. ^ Chaplin— Birch Bank, Route U. S. 5. 7 and Route 37. Newtown—Twin rerved on July 23. Bids for the Cole- Evening Herald Washington ed about a Job in “ C aviar'— provid- Girls have registered to attend Walsh. 0, 1-2 mile east o f Sherman’s Cor- Bridges, Route 25, about 1-2 mile other son is believed dying, and five Tho only cost it • monthly ehtrgt But he was a military genlua o f , ed ihe could dance. "Hey-heyl” hot- brook ar.d Norfolk Job were received of throo pmt cont on unpaid btltneo. Juan," and that as recently as 1920 Correspondent. ner: Cheshire—Cheshire Rest. Route north of the Hawleyville Station other persons were injured near cha’d the lass who used to warble on July 9; for the Sprague Job on Xsargor amounts fo $300 on Houso- only 1.800 of the larger theaters had surpassing greatnese. It waa he j 70, about 1 mile eai;t of W'aterbury near the Twin Bridges; Newtown— here early today when the car in Washington,— The new National In "Alda" and "Fauet"—and went June 18. The awardc are as follows: which the eight were riding struck hold-Co-makar Plana. So# ut today been sound-equipped out of more who won the campaign of the Ma-1 AUGUST town line; Cheshire— Hidden Spring, Pleasant Valley Rest. Route U. S. Town of Winchester— Winchester lo^ th# monoy you naad. Labor Relations Board starts with Into a couple of time steps and a a concrete bridge. The dead: DROP IN SILK LOOM Route 70, intersection of Power 6. Norfolk—Springwbod, Route 101, than 16,000 picture house.s in the eurian. Lakes, h# who was the creator two strikes on it—arid no pun in- I undy twist right on the spot. She WAPPING Norfolk road, 3900 feet crushed Mrs. O. C. Byers, about 38 years House road; Cheshire— Tucker s 1-2 mile east of the Intersection of tended. But the N LRB hopes for g( I the job. gravel, water bound macadam, and old. Marlin, Tex. country. Now 15,231 theaters Hill, Route 68, 1 mile south of Route Industrial pence through a definite AaiVITY REPORTED P-oute 101 and 182; Norwalk— Mill 4425 feet of rolled gravel—to Pat- Ray Bale Byers, 3 years old. ’ ASSOCIA*nON Inc. * have been so equipped, practically When Walter Hu-ston sianed hts Miss Marjorie Pltz, Thomas VO; Clinton-—Pine Grove, Route 1; Pond, Route U. S. 7. Iiollcy uixin which both labor and: contract to play "Dodsworth". ha terson & Rossi, Inc., Torrlngton. The most seriously Injured was Uiilii SI. Kloitr. Iliililnoiv O’Brien and Mark Wilson and his Colchester—The Old Bank, Route 2, all. And the striking point of all Industry can depend. i put In a couple of clauses which Old Lyme— Rlverview, Route 1. Town of East Haddam—Newbury O. C. Beyers, 12, who is not expect- llllIU —•l*ll4Mt « * 7 *^S| two daughters of Hartford spent 2 miles east of Colchester Center; adjacent to the Saybiock Bridge, on this Is that, though the change In- The old National Labor Board, | will allow him to attend the Bacr- Decrease in Employment of Mill and Tater HU' roads, 4632 feet ed to live. Sunday at the home of Mrs. A. W'. Cornwall—Hemlock Grove, Route east side; Old Lym> -Shore Roa.1 doad and unTamented, started with Camera fight and, in August, to go volved the complete scrapping of the ... ______, Six Per Cent During July, Cunningham. 43,-3 miles north of Route 4; Corn- Rest. Route 156, about 1-2 mile east old in tern and the entire overhaul-I lish friends say. And he had the R,,,!l,TveR anTc.'^n- :<• Central City, Coi., where he'll ap- SALE Figures Show. C. A. Weatherby of Harvard ual!—Mountain Spring, Route 4, 1 o f South Lyme station; Old Lym e— pear in "Othello ”---- Fannie Brice University and Mrs. Weatherby, 1-2 miles north of (Cornwall Bridge, O.akwood, Route U. S. 1 1-4 mile ing of theaters, methods, machlu- hardbolled nerve to stand by the Johnson interfered with U, has a singing dog a 4-pound Chi- An authentic Colonial were week-end guests of Miss Jes- Cornwall—Furnace Brook, Route 4, '.est of the East Lyme-Old Lyme ery and personnel, at a cost of more guns of his grievance. Chairman Wagner wa.s kept busy In huahua which howl.s at .something New York, Aug. 8.—A decrease of sie Lane and Farnum Lane, at near (Cornwall Bridge, south side; iewn line, north side of road; than 800 minion dollars, practically Perhaps for the first lime the out- *’’e Se.natc, there was no vlce-rhnir- ri'proxlmatlng the prompting notes tiedroom group thai Maple Ridge. about 10 per cent In loom operation Coventry—Middle ' Turnpike Rest, Orange-Rockledge Rest. Route U. S. the whole transformation has been side world has occasion to feel some ,"7u.r'’thii*gs Yo do i i.ng by Its mistress___ William L. , catches the charm and In the silk Industry during the four Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Stoughton, Route 101, about 1 mile east of In- 1 Pirovlch, the congreH -.man from New ! wieek period ended July 14 as com- who are spending the - summer at 'trsection of Route 101 and U. S. 6, , P ortlan d made during the worst economic zmail respect for the con.Hlstoncy a.s tratlou'.s lackmial.sl. nl attitude to- pared with the four weeks ended their cottage, came to Wapping to '. ork who compf'.scd some bad plays ' quaintness of its orig- on south side of road; Cromwell— and buiinsss depression that the well as the genius of Ludendorf. ward labor prol>lcms earned con- June 16 was shown in figures made spend last Friday night. Portland — Wanqunk Meadows, and then lashed out at the critics ■ "Grate R iver" Rest, Route 9, north country haa ever known. CerUlnly his unhWden resentment '’ ;’' " ^ .*!"**' v,'’''*'!''' who punned them, has taken the inals, reproduced in public yesterday by Peter Van Horn, Miss Alice Spencer, is speeding a Route 15, 1-4 mile east of village of of steel bridge. Gilderslecve, north side of road; It Is to be wondered whether the Is less despicable than the crocodile ' n., aucccssor. bullies by their horns and written a honey - colored solid chairman of the Silk Code Author- few days at Black Point at the cot- ity. The survey, made by the Plan- tage of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Danbury Freston—White Pine Grove, Route T h ere couple more. And the reviewers are peopl* who are now no determlnPiJ tefir« shed ov^^r the bier of Hinden* With plenty of mlstiikos by whUh Danbury—Mountain View, Route -•■aking their pen.s In acid. maple. ning and Research Bureau o f the Stoughton. She left last Saturday. 2, 1-2 mile south of road to Hallvllle U. S. 7, 3 miles south of Danburv to etthar flt the movlos to their own Inirg by Hitler. profit, throe able full-time mem- Fullrii .tnKcls National Federation of Treaties, Mrs. William Simpson of Arling-, i-'rcston—Preston Rest, Route 2, 1-3 Center; Danbury—Mill Plain Rest, ideas of morality and propraety or: ■ _ _ u';.ui'«ri''n?* on'l' But ih.-lr Here lit •:), the end of the theatri- Inc., covered broad goods mills own- ton. Mass., and Herbert Wilson of rnile south of road to Hallvllle; Put * • : llmllfttiunii under a comproim.se Itoute U. S. 6, 1-2 mile west of Mill eu’ sea.soii, and not a single story ing 38,868 looms in running condi- Hartford are visiting at the home nam—Putnam Roadside Rest, Route smash them have ever stopped to H E A D IN G S “ B LlM I*” iiucigency law which satl.sficd no- Plain Center; , Durham— Durham iiboiit ;an angel. Other years always tion. of Mrs. Annie Cunningham. 101, 1-2 mile east of Intersection of thlnk how much the motion picture j body when pn.ssed were .shown wlion 3 PIECES Rest, Route 79, .500. feet north of brought anecdotes about sugar It was also shown that total em- There have, been several families Routes 12 and 101; Putnam— Valley Industry has had to do with lighten- of the oddest "bump-s" of [they couldn’t even intervene in the who have moved from the Rye Klllingworth town line. papas who ba'eked 8100,000 proditc- ployment was about 6 per cent less V:cw, Route 12, About 1-2 mile north in solid maple street section of the town, some Eastford—Frog Rock, Route 101, t h in gs w e ing the blow of the depre».ion. IM- newspaper headings we have .... . ”'^a,fre'Jnrrof'l!lhor Francis Per- j t'ons for tborus girls who wanted to than during the previous period and of Klllingly-Putnam town llnie. that the average labor hours of em- of whom are as follows: Stanley 3-4 mile west Pomfret-EastforJ recUy it employe more than half a occurred on the first page of the kins is likely to dominate the show, gel ahead, or for daughters who Redding—The Oaks, Route U. S ployees each week decreased about Uban, moved to Bloomfield; Mrs. town line; East Haddam— Sexton 7; Redding—Riverside, P-oute U. S. million people. It uses the prod- Ifork Times yesterday. Oc- That’s up to the board members, couldn't win a role on their doubtful Mary Dewyer and three daughters, merits. 5 per cent. There were 21,949 em- Hill, Route 151; Ea.st Lyme—Bride’s 7; Ridgefield—Twin Maples, Route ucts o f 800 other Industries. It cupying the tope of the two middle Rooaevelt'.s ap- ployees working an average of 31.4 to New Britain: Anthony Nowlckl Brook, Route 156; East Lyme—Ap- The very social John H. Whitney ir^ajS 33, 1 mile north of Ridgefield Wilton hours a week according to the re- to Hartford, and Joseph Labutis is a tremendously more Important columns on ths first pags was this *” The objections are that N LRB a.s backed a few productions and did ple Tree Inn, Route 156; East Lyme town line. Note the port. and family to Barber Hill. — Roadside Rest, Route 1, 2 miles Industrial proposition than it was on "r ’ r- Millikan Condemns Med- a mere branch of the Labor tlepari- ve»y well with some of them. But Salem east of Old Lym e town line. Salem—Little Brook, Route 85, ths days when our artificial pro.s- i dling with Initiative of the Individ- nienl couldn’t achieve the prestige one he missed this year was "Sailor, with choice of to sizes! WAR SHELL KILLS 5 Falrflrid— Shady Side, Route U. S. just north of Salern village; Salem perity crashed. j ual." Abutting at the top of the ’*it "ee.ds. that Miss Perkins doesn't Beware!" He .said, "I'm no angel," when they came around asking for Kowel, Poland, Aug. 8— (AP) — 1; Farmington— Shade Swamp. The Old Road. Route 82, 1 mile east ■•n I ^hastlc or pronounced action, SKIPPER JIM TO APPEAR Five little boys were tom to pieces Route U. S. 6A, adjacent to Game Sometimes and in some ways tha 1 third column, this one: urougut presence In labor dis- help— and the show turned out to be of Salem 4-Comers; Salisbury— today by the explosion of a World Sanctuary; Franklin— Franklin Hill, movies are pretty dreadful. Borne- Damags Now 86.000,000,000, Rooee putes might be as objectionable to a hit. Whitney was a eport about It; - N o t e t h e these pieces-- Gateway Rest, Route 41. 1 mile even named a likely-looking race ^ IN ARM’S RADIO SKIT War shell they attempted to take Route 32, at the foot of Franklin north of Salisbury Center: Scotland times and In many ways they are velt U Told. ” capital as General Johnson's is to apart. Two other lads were badly horse "Sailor Beware." So instead of Hill, west side of road. —Hickory Grove, Route 14. 1-2 mile Dr. Millikan, president of the Uhl- ] labor. features! injured. The boys were tending wonderful. it is very much to be Goshen east of Windham town line, north I Hopes to Nip Trouble In Bud. Whitney backing the show, the cast sheep at the time. doubted that, if they were under'thc itornta Institute of Technology, wasj h |g gjjo true that C’lmirman of the show began barking W hit- First National Stores Inaugur- Goshen:—Blinker Hill, Route 4, at side of j-ond; Sherman— Sunset Rest, ates Enjoyable Program for control of any group of their critics, enlarging upon the hope that this j Lloyd Garrison has had no experi- ney’s horse. And the beast hasn’t Solid maple they would average half as credit- country "may alvi'ays remain a laud! ^hce. in labor disputes and that none won a race. Children Starting Aug. 13. Headed Back Home ably as they do now. And It Is a Rich, clear, honey-color That celestial fish-fry known as Soft, satiny finish practical certainty that under any detuning paternalism and bolding up or avoid moat of the.se hiirdle.s and "The Gjeon Pastures" ivlll come First National Stores Inc., intro- i -such control they would never have the standard of good old nigged m- ’ believe It Intends to try. It hopes hack to Broadway next spi Ing. after duces Skipper Jim, radio ya rn -' Colonial "Cannon Rail'' feet spinner and the man who found the , contributed a tithe of what they dlviduallsra. Ths adjoining ool- tp nip incipient labor troubles In the its third and ttn.al tour. It may do a bud. ,\iar In New York In addition to the treasure chest, to the children o f ' have to ths but treating of the ns- umn was devoted to the picture of Roof Top Poster bed: full N ew England beginning Monday; I Chairman Garrison promisee "a 640 performances already played or twin size llon’s economic structure In the last more than a dozen states so strick- harmonious body of precedents de- I'.fre. And, of course, It may beat August 13. at 5:16 p. m. on Stations ! OPPORTUNITY SPRINGS ETERNAL WBZ-WBZA. The Skipper Jim pro- I five years. en by s natural disaster that oidy veloped In sctticipent of labor dis- ' Abie’s Irish Rose," which ran five Moulded miiror frames putes” That’s Important. It In- years after some of the reviewers gram will feature an opportunity to ; For Its amazing courage and en- tbs most stupendous efforts on .the boy and girl listeners to get genu-1 dicates a national labor policy which called It the Worst play they had with jig-saw tops ^ Only yesterday, President Roosevelt recalled the terprise in expanding in this almost [>art of the rest o f the country can will head In one Instead of several ever seen. Ine foreign' (X)ins brought into port Beaded drawer stiles by the Skipper. The first coin is unbelievable way the movie industry isscue the Inhabitants from actual directions— as Is now the case, with Signal Event an English ha’penny. Others will words of Horace Greely: “Go West, young man”, in a Is entitled to real respect. , While annihilation. a hodgepodge of l^bor dispute boards From the Park Avenue office bearing assorted mandates. 40-inch Dresser ^include Belgian, Danish, French, all the forces of conservatism In the The theory and policy of Individ- where the functions as chairman of lltalian, Chinese and other coins. speech at Bonnerville dam site in Oregon. Perhaps the Thar* or* aom* Ihlnqa w * rafus* to do to m U a Section 7-a of N IR A , guarantee- lh( National Court of Honor, honor- 40-inch Dressing Table country were shivering and hoard- ualism are about as applicable to | lug collective bargaining but com- Skipper Jim brings not only treasure cor. W * lik* solas, but fcdr-dsalinq and ths con- , I - president and member of but tales of thrill and adventure ing and deflating and helping to such Bltuatliins as that in th e...... promised interpreted and re ln fr- the executive board of the Bov 32-inch Chest Three big pieces are from .all the Seven Seas. His 15 average person considered this expression a “has been” fldsnes oi our cuatomsrs ors dssirobls too. make s bad situation worse, this ful! nadscam. Is the Is.me at ^ ScouU of America, a.s well, as as’- drought area as they would have included in each be.l- minute program will be on WBZ- industry charged ahead, spent thc ^ t of most serious strikes. I seriate editor of Boys’ Life, Mr. Cabinet pieces dustproof- in view of the modern development of the West, but For ons thing, w s rshiss to poison ony ons's been at Chauteau Thierry. The room . . the big 4- WBZA Mondays. Wednesdays and money like ■water-, gave hundreds of mtri r" “e"* V r C'"'*" Bfard. who was 84 ed top and bottom Fridays at 5:15 p. m. advocate of that theory and policy drawer dresser with mind dgolnst onothsr moks of ear. W s know whot thousands of Jobs, did its big bit Forty educators and others inter- new opportunities abound tli^^ as much as ever. Like- are completely out of luck when Solid oak interiors, nicely .separate minor, t'ui ested in education and child wel- our COT Is ond what 11 will do, and ws ors rsadv to for recovery on a scale unparalleled Uieir publicity bangs squarely Into Colonial roof-top bed, fare heard a special audition of the finislied tsU YOU about thol. But to Imply dsiecls In onolhor ■ by any other industry or business such newB stories as the one desenb and a choice of either program yesterday by invitation of wise, opportunities are always at hand for the person or profession in this brpad land. First National Stores. cor Is not our buslnsss. ing conditions m America's : i n t " TmKmy ^ ‘".'"'S'JSS,'? the o-drawer. chest or who has resources. The best way to accumulate money Those who, are willing to ruin tiifs ’ agrtcultural belt. dressing . table witn W s hors dons our utmoal to sneourogs Inlslll- Industry if they cannot ’’reform" it uhlon. ’ ^ a complimentary thing, that he had mirror. Regular ITZ.-’iO C. H. REIFENR.ATH is to save it. "" art showing scant appreciation of gsnt buying of motor cors by showing purchassrs ACORN C O LLE G E To subpoena employers’ books and f? value. Pieces sold Helena, Mont., Aug. 8 — (AP) — relative values—and small imder- payrolls-.- ' *K was paid for i t ---- This column. how io protscl thsir own inlsroats. All ^ o f a good Is knapsack stuffed with good In- separately; bench and Charles H. Reifenrath, 55, business staadlng of the pubUc temper. Down in Fairfield county there is To find employers guilty of Violai- i stuffed wi up smoke night table available. manager of the Montana Record- producsr asks Is a cuslomsr who knows guolUy starting something peculiarly remi- ing 7-a or interfering with elections ' hereby sends Herald. and for more than 30 years and to report the findings to the » gnals of apology. DEPOSIT IN niscent of the beginnings of some Identified with the newspaper busi- whsn hs ssss 11. An Inislligsnt purchassr will LONE SAILOR N R A Compliance Board for Blue ness In Montana, died, early today. of the woVld's most celebrated uni- NO ONE HOME NOW Engle removal and to the Dcpail- His widow and three children, sur- spssdily concluds that only a bad product rsqulrss Not in the least Interested in the versities, which in various instances ment of Justice for prosecution un- vive. Oakland, Cal.— There was one bod BolsB msthods. clreumaatnce that thirty hours or grew out of the coming together of der NIRA. I f Its findings aren't lived up to. member of the Gomez family in thsrsabouU in an airplane U the; little groupe of learners under the Highland hospital fo r attention last O PEN T H URSD AY A N D SA TURD A Y EVEN IN GS U N TIL 9 O 'CLO C K W s rsfus* to kssp dinning in your sors that the board may have its own legal -MRS. JACK LONDON HURT THE SAVINGS BANK twentieth century’s idea of a trans-; tutelage of some profound scholar iitaff bring prosecution through the night. Today there were tliree. Ihs Ford 'V-8 is ths bsst most sconomicoL lowsst First came Mrs. Elizabeth atlanUc voyage, a youngster of 23; who lived only to share his scholar- nearest V. .S. district attorney. Gomez. Santa Rosa, Calif., Aug. 8— (A P ) 21. Yesterday ahe telephoned her named Alfred Lasttnger ia Just ship. Apparently the N LR B doesn’t — Her left side crushed in a fall be- plan to mediate, but to toss to the husband,' John Gomez, another neath her horse, Mrs. Charmlan OF MANCHESTER about now making his offing, having j Rev. Delmar Markle, rector of St courts any ehaUenge of the section member had had a seven pound bov W ATKINS BROTHERS London, widow of" the author. Jack A Mutual SaYinga Bank H iirrjing to his w ife’s boitaid'e, sailed from Daytona Beach, F la.,. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Falrfleid, by an industry London, remained In a critical con- A laftar from Mr. Kanry Ford publtihad b y l Auto SettieniMt Flmn to Flat ('allure^ Gomez was struck by an automobile dition here today. Monday, on a voyage to Spain In aju the father of a movement to pro- and suffered a fractured leg. tha AMooiatad Ford Daalor* of thU torritoryj Any uniform labor policy must al AAANCHESIER. CONK Physicians said Mrs, London [ ten-foot boat which he expecU will vide freehmsn collegiate instruction scrap the automobile strike settle- would not be out of danger for at A dollar lying in the South Caro- eonsume about ninety dam if be to. hlgk..school graduates in the ment. Roose\'eIt finally gave up his least' another two days. lina state treasurer’s offic* for the sincere belief that ha had achieved neads ia bis undertakJM Lutln- county who, because of the state last four years hot not bi'en claim- a "triumph of social mxlnesrinx." in rftE R A ip, MANOHE^EEK, COSlT., #m )N EOTA T, AUGf0OT'8,^ V . - .. - MANCHESTER ETV^NTNG HERALD. M-\NCHF.S CER. CONN' WEDNESDax, algum 8. IWg.. HERBERT ADAMS GIBBONS tor the belief that it would - have COSTUME SHOW STRIKERS PICKET CAUFORNU COUPLE chanysd the verdiet rendered by the MISS ELENA BURR WINS Alien of Davis avsnus Thursday I nan Kodak Coffipany for axpart trial court. * avsning, at which time tbs boat will ; handling. President . "I am perfectly aware of the miuhainnew deliver a ahort talk on tbe topic, COSMIC RAY DATA NOTED AUTHOR, IS DEAD DiTOVN ON VISIT 1 When the roll comes back to BANDPROGRAM graviQr of my decision," be wrote COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP ROCKVILLE "Floral Arrangements”. Miae Ger- j Bwarthmore, Doctor Swann and bU ATWESTSIDE DISTELING PLANT trude Fuller me president of the t in the opinion in which be denied a lassUtants wiU begin the taak of Had Been in Falling Health for Mr. and Mra. Henry H. GaUnp new trial for tba condemned wom- ORLEANS WARNED club, will be in charge of the meet- SAVED FROM WRECK I finding out Juet how much more is Wo t h e M a y o B r o t h e r s an. ‘7 find, however, that the ‘diffi- One of Highest Ranking Stu- ing when plane are expected to be j known about cosmic rays as a re- SEASON’S BEST Two Years — Had Been Edu to Ba Gncata of Mr. and Mrs. formulated for the fall flower show. eated for the Ministry; culty of its rendition is due to con- dents at Wiliiam and Mffry ...... lault ot tbe etratoepbere trip.. Specials For This % t o Be Held at Six Tooigiit— MOitary Role h Minoeaiiolu E. E. Seirar. siderations that have no proper Coiiege-e>In Third Year. CAMPAIGN TO TERMINATE Card Party Tonight > 4. ' lloebMtar, MHm, A ^ . 8.—(AP)^H>e«lth developed •“ the lebo»»te^ place In the stem administration of Qruendelsee, Austria, Aug. 8. — Guardsmen Ordered to Be .More..than fifty tables of card Roll of Film and Other —H ie text of PreddcDt Roosevelt'e clinic, your vision offers promise of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howard Gal- Justice, eloquent and potent at they Mias Elena Burr, daughter of Mr. RECKLESS DRIVING BEGUN payers are expected at the public , viously announced salvage t)f other Big Crowd Hears Salvation- artdreee In peyiac tribute to Dre. a greater Nation and a happier peo- Prizes To Be Awarded m (Aff>)—Knowing that death was ap- Modified to Freer Move- lup of Oakland, California, are here may be. at the portals of mercy. As and Mrs. L. S. Burr of.West Center card party to be held tonight at tbe important records from the wreck- William J , and Charlee H. Mayo, ple. proaching, Herbert Adams Gibbons, for a visit of several, weeks -with for me, placed and limited a t I am street, has Just received a notifica- More Careful About Rau Paiilion at Crystal Lake un- portant Records Were Not age of the balloon's gondola, at first fUlowe: Helped Profeaetcs who died bars jresterday, at tht by our. procedure and statutory tion from William and Mary College, Two Drivers Are Fined in der the aponsorsblp of the Ladlei believed to have been hopelesely ists in Next to Last in Park Tou have helped to give to the Foar Glasses. ment of Tmeks. Mr. Gallup’s sisters. Last week i^ea, I can not find that the new I hope that the people of Rochee> ags of 64, requested bia daughter to WiUlamabuig, Va., that she has Rockville City Court On Mo- Aid Society of the Rockville Metho- emoataed. WRIST watches tar wUl not feel limited la their medical profession a unique place they mads their headquarters with evidence ‘gives ground for belief been awarded the Edward Cola Shooting at People. dist church. Bridge and whlat will Smashed m the FalL Either leather or link bracalet attached, un- in the community and the Natlod. play hie favorite melody: Debussy's Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Slocum of H art- that it would have changed the ren- tor Vehicle Charges. be ehjoyed. Series. breakable crystal, guaranteed timepiece. Reg- pdde of peeeeaeloB when the Nation The annual coStunM show for Quartet in O. ■ scbolarablp, given annually to the 14 ular $6.00. Special which I have the honor to repre* ' By reason of his special opportuni- ' By Asaociated Preaa. ford. They are now at Bolton lake dered verdict. students in the whole student body B. B. O. Club Party ties, the physician has the occasion children will be held tonight at 6:00 . Death came peacefully a few min- Pickets’ rings prevail today about at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. C. "Motion denied." The campaign to end the rackleas •ant elalme the right to call Dr. at the West Side. AU chUdren in utes later aa a result of, heart (fis- of the college whose scbolarablp New Orleans, Aug. 8.—(AP)—Na- The Bachelor Business Girls-of PhlladelOhla. Aug. 8.— (AP) — SEAMSTRESS WHO KILLED $ 2-56 Win and Dr. Caiarlee by the food to perform a service In bis commu- the American Distillery Company s B. Loomis, and will be ttae -gueata of ronk is highest. Miss Burr won tional Guardsmen were ordered to- operation of automobllea and Rockville enjoyed a "theater party" The concert of the Salvation nity far beyond the bounds of his Manchester are invited to enter. Up ease. ” Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Segar of Main BODY IS RECOVERED- Addltlonar data on coamlc rays may word ‘‘helfhbor." Tou are beloved to date much interest has been The author, who had been in fall- plant at Pekin, 111., where strikers sixth place for her sophomore year day to be more careful about shoot- motorcycles on the itreeta of Rock- last evening following the business' Army Band last night in Center j a t heme and abroad and a , world own professiotuU duty. His inffnlte- street before leaving for the Pacific Niantlc, Aug. 8.—(AP) — "The and previously won the sbholarabtp meeting of their club. The mem-' yet be obtained by sclentlita as a LAWYER REMAINS SILENT ly complex relationships with the shown and a large number of en- ing health for two years, sought re- repulsed a march to work of non- CoasL Mra. Slocum and Mra incoming tide last night washed up ing at people. ville resulted in two caaea being Park w|ta conceded by the large | doqily la your debt fives you inade- tres are expected to enter. lief in Paris, Munich, and Salzburg, union men. for. her freshman record. She will brought before Judge John E. Fisk bera of the club went to Springfield result at last month’s flight into the crowd that attended, to be the beaf' ate return in external honors and people of the community enable Loomis have visited tbeir brother close by Rocky Neck ' state park, return in September for her Junior Instruetlona to the soldlen’to cry for the evening. Prizes will be awarded for the then came-to this quiet lake retreat Four men were injured whun the body of John Pedemonti, 25, of in the Rockville' City Court yester- stratosphere. S r tln e tl^ . But your t^ e CUstlnc-i him to jead thera^ of while In California, but Mra. Segar year. "halt" three times before khooUng, day morning In which cases fines ethical right which may profoundly prettiest, funniest, the most un- July 14. ' about 400 strikers turned back on tasid not seen him for 22 years. Chestnut street, Hartford, who were renewed and they were told to Ambrotl-MlIanrM New hope of disclosure of the tlott la Ih the simple fact that you i * usual, and the one showing the best His body will be sent to Linz for equal number of workers. Autbori- were imposed. Announcement waa made yester- mysterious ra;^' secrets comes from ft' have put men’s sense of brother- '• affect human conduct in general. Mr. Gallup is the only Son of the drowned Sunday while bathing off fire warning ahots into the air—not roiicc r inanciai Troubles around which were grouped two cor-. For this reason, the science of workmanship. The show will be cremation, then Mrs. Gibbons will ties are trying to convene a peace late Mr. and Mra. John D. Gallup the beach. IL DUCE IN ROME at suspecti. A fine of $25 and costs of $16.78 day of the marriage of Miss Eleanor the Bartol Research Laboratories of Led to Slaying. net duets, one cornet (juartet an d ! hood and Interdependence into a run by playground directors Ger- take the asbea to Princeton, N. J., conference. were imposed on Harry A. Monkon, Milanese of Falrvlew ayenue, Rock- tbe Benjamin Yranklln Institute at aettihg and have given ft a new medicine comes' to concbm itself and was t»m when the family avcu The bather, who had been, with Rome, Aug. 8—(AP) —Premier It wraa feared a drop of blood one euphonium solo, also one over- Mantelpiece Clock with many things besides the heal- trude Fenerty and Walter Klttel. where Memorial services will be Elsewhere In niinols, there have two companions, waded far out In 23, of Coventry, oc the charge of ville, to Bruno Ambrosl, son of Mr. suburban Swartbmore, where coamlc ture. These numbers were equally Baseball held. been sporadic bombings and shoot- on what is. now known as the Jerer Mussolini fiew back to Rome today shed in the battle between Senator reckless driving. and Mra. Pa'clfleo Ambrosi of Blast 8-day, genuine mahogany case TPr 'fifty years you have given ing of the sick. . It has been broad- mlah Healy farm on Buckland the water and then turned oack only from Gaeta, where he reviewed Huey P. Long and Mayor T. Semrocs ray detectors used on the flight 8an Antonio. Tex.. Aug. 8__(AP) well played and well received. ly interpreted as a major factor in The East Side Playground team Gibbons bad lived a full life. He ihgs, attributed to friction between to go under and nol; rise again. Monson waa before the court for Main street, Rockville, which took were made. —The reason for the fatal ehootlng A visiting Philadelphian requested with inlay dealgn, metal dial tireleas, skillful and unselfish serv- lost a close game to the West Side street. He was much impressed naval exercises which were ended Walm.«iley for politick control of smashing red lanterns at the "Goat place at the rectory of St. John's with raised numerals, 3-rnd the science of human welfare. The *was ordained for the Presbyterian rival unions in the coal fields. There with the changes that have taken Immediate search was made for last night with a target practice. A roll of film,, about 75 feet long, of Ben S. Kelly, 54, well known a t- the band to play the “Glory Song" ice hers la this state and city, team yesterday afternoon by a ministry In 1908 biit served as a for- are no active strikes there. New Orleans, might spring the Farm" where the new road Is being church in Roxbury, Mass., a t 4 torney, was a secret today with Mrs. chime, strikes hour and half lhase fifty years, the span of your problems of disease and the cir- place in town since he last visited the body, but It was unavailing II Duce piloted the plane the whole triggers of more than thousand constructed, and in running into the o’clock Monday afternoon. The of- has been salvaged from the wrreck- and his request was honored, much hour. V a 1 u e a cumstances related to it are to the score of 10-11. Duke Haraburda eign corresppndeot for the New Military rule in the Minneapolis even with aeiistance of. a Coast age of one of tbe Bartol instru- Gladys Rice, 40 year old seamstreos, to his pleasure and that of the audi- medifsi practice, have covered twirled a great game for the East truck drivers’ ' strike has been here. The trip East waa made by way and made a perfect landing at guns., watchman who was in charge at the ficiating clergyman was Rev. John $10.50 to $12.50.' probably the moat remarkable peri- science of modem medicine only the. York Herald from that year until automobile an science Fresh Sea Food Always On Hand. Tuttle-'Could not be brought to employed by Tfavelera Insurance Dr. W. F. O.vSwann developed Juat pel of health to the, school and din-. may be made the servant of a rich- Expect 5,000 to Attend. itan district was called today by the husband, for a new trial, waa de- court for more than a month be- company at Hartford. The bride enough of the negative to indicate er, more complete common life. And general strike committee. The nied by Supreme Court Justice O. Live Fresh Lobsters and Soft SbeU Craba Our Specialty. AGAINST COL ROGERS It You have seen the grow th of Try a Soft Shell Crab Sandwich On Toast . : ...... 25« cause of injuries to his face and also attended the Rockville High the record was InUct, then sent the hospitals, the creation of founda- it has taught us more than that, be- The Pollsh-American Politics! or- WALL ST. BRIEFS unions have a membership of Byron Brewster today. Mra Antonio scalp as the result of being thrown school and is now employed by Dr. film to the laboratories of the East- tions for medical research, and a cause from It we have learned les- ganization of this state, consisting 15,000 to 18,000 but because of a and two alleged accomplices await from the motorcycle. F. P. O’Gorman of Rockville. resolution in the teaching of medi- sons in the ethics of human rela- of about fifty clubs throaghout the New York, Aug. 8.—The Iron Age seasonal lull, employment is at a death in the electric chair at Sing Lindbergh Law Is Invoked The accident came after Miss WARDS first QUALITY... T^eci^ixrPLrlStujU: RIVERSIDES state wrlll hold a state field day and corhposlte prices'for pig iron and low point. ’The workers seek a re- Sing prison tomorrow night. Funeral of G* H. Hammond cine. You have seen isolated clinics tionship—how devotion to the pub- After $10,000 Ransom De- Elsie Schultz left Dailey’s filling The funeral of George Hillard eomt to be part of great universi- lic good, unselfish service, never- outing at the Polish National Alli- finished steel held unchangecl dur- duction in working hours from 37H Justice Brewster declared that THE TEA ROOM station and traveled on the concrete ance Park In Wallingford. Conn., on ing the week ended Aug. 7. at $17.90 to 35 weekly and classified wage the newly discovered evidence, on Opp. St. James’s Church 888 Main Street mand Is Etalked by Police. Hammond, 78, who died at his boms TOWN ADVERTISEMENT ties. an association resulting In the ending consideration of human "A business built on quality” road 67 feet to the rotary where she at Vernon Center Friday evening of needs—are in themselves conquer- Sunday. August 26; 1934, and the a ton and 2.124 cents a pound, re- scales Instead of minimum sebeu- which the application for a new enrichment of both.. uled. New York, Aug. 8.—(AP)—The was about to make a left turn when a heart attack, was held from his NO'nca:. But despite the. progress that ing forces. plans call for one of the biggest spectively. trial waa baaed did not give ground struck by Tuttle's motorcycle. Ed- Proposed order establishing'build- programs ever presented by this Lind)]ergh law was invoked today late home yesterday (iafternoon at you have seen and that you have Democracy looks to .. $s.to . .$7.10 bers to serve as aides, both with the FC .V j to a lbs. bearing and a copy of said proposed have increased steadily. Wards tremendous volume and 4.50- 21 . . S.TO . . 7.10 rank of taptaln. PEACHES. Third, and probably the last. range. order and notice to be deposited In a 4.75-19 . . ' 4.10 . The appointees are Stale AAnt economical telling methods make these low prices . 7.4S Post Office in said Manchester, possible . . . it costs just as much, frequently more, to 5.00- 19 . . 6.S0 . . S.tO Rayisond F. Gates and Staff Ser- Faney, Large, Itipv' Elberta postage paid, directed to each per- eant James A. Harrington. Gates Ifood .shipment in now and selling fast. r/' make a new Riverside than it does other fine tires. 5.25-18 . • T.tOr. . 9.01 PEACHES! son or persona Interested at his or BUT it costs a LOT LESS to tell them! That’s srby SI a lieutenant colonel and finance their last known address at least 5.50- 17 . . 7.f0>. . 9. 40 officer of the Connecticut national Place your order today with us or Steak Blue five days before the day of said you SAVE on Riversides at Wards. 6.00- 18 .10.90 guards. Harrington it on the re- Excellent Flavor — Large Size — Prices MACKEREL hearing and return make to this CONVENIENT TERMS M AY R l ARRANGED. 6.50- 19 portorlal .staff of the HarUord Board. Times. 29^ basket Unchanged., any authorized dealer e* lb. Dated at aald Manchester, August LAST M lN tTE SVECIALJ 3 »>»• 3&S* 6tb, 1934. Tl'OWELL TO SPE.\K | leand OTdakea For and by order of the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Loctqiort, N. Y.. Aug. 8— (AP) BUTTER! Native Very Choice —Rexford G. Tugwell, Under-Sec- i King of the Water! Manchester, Connecticut. reUry of Agriculture, will speak ^ The Manchester Electric Co. ^ V S. G. BOWERS. this afternoon at the SStb annual ' PERO ORCHARDS FLATS HALIBUT Secretary. .Vl'THOKlZED DE.\LERS: SWORDFISH A true and attested copy of orig- MONTGOMERY WARD picnic of the Niagara County Plon- 276 Oakland Street Phone 6381 31®'». G. E. Keith Furniture Oo, —, Standard Fkiroblng Co. — Johnson & LitUe — Kemp’s, Inc, — Potterton t Krah — J. W. Hade Co. — inal order. sert AasoclaUon at Olcott, north of ; Watkins Bros. — Chet’s Service Station — WetbeyeU Motor Sales — Barstow Radio Shoo — F. C. Jones — Carl W. .Xnderson. lb. sere. Dr. Tugwell will go to Olcott limit ^ 8. G. BOWERS. 7 ® Secretary of the 824-828 MAIN STREET Board of Selectmen PHONE 51«t Manchester, Conn., August 6th, 1034. MANCHESTER EVENimrHitoALD.HANi ' <{ ' -V' .'
, , MANCHESTER BVEKINO HERALD, MANCHUHtER, OONN^' WBDNBSOa T, AtJCJtWT 8, 1984.
is provided for In a great hell, «om- Include Mr. Bebwltttr, national aec- basswood cenUr, and It is not until prising a ayatem of thlrty-alx tesaer retary of the SUk Workers Associa- The Five Little IJionnes -- And How They Gfew OPEN FORUM hells. Ck>nfuclaiiism tells nothing JACQUARD GROUP’ S ona ojyena the box and finds each Nation Pays Tribute tion, A. J. Rosa of Paterson, and strip of wood labelled and cleverly whatever about punishment after William Green of Paterson, Union THE nVM MANIAC this life. The Mohammedan' te- morticed at the comers, that he rs- .BEAUTY TREATMENT FOR MADEMOISELLES DIONNE "IS THAT NICE, INTRUDING ON A.LAOrS BATH?" ALL SLICKED UP, AND NO PLACE TO GO BUT BED organizer. allzea It is a mosaic In wood. liavea that all who diaobey the Koran CONFERENCE HERE Membership Meeting To tha Editor of the Manchester •hall be cast into bell Ore. and shall - In addition to the varisUes men- As Mayo Clinic Ends Evening Herald;— A general membership meeting tioned abovs there are esiaaafras, ’I” remain there forever. The ancient of Local 2125 nil! be held at Odd This poem "The Rum Maalao’ poplar, pussy willow, blaok birch, Me3dcana believed the wicked went Fellows hall Saturday afternoon at was memorited many years ago. As to a dlemal cavern within the earth. white ash, huckleberry, dogwood, I. with many othera, are deeph Fiflh ami Fim I Meetin{ of 0. 2 o'clock, which will b« attended by whiu. yellow and black oak, poison 50 Years of Healing The Peruvian hell was alM In the the delegates to the morning meet- Driver of Hawthoni, N. concerned over the strong drlni earth, and there the reprobate mutt elder, maple, bemlock, pear. Sumac, ing, and several prominent officials chestnut, beeota, white walnut, but- problem. I submit It hoping that It endure centuriee of toll and anguleb. T. W. Dinsios lo Be Held will speak. . may make some eareleae persona The Eequlmaux beltevea that hell Is taraut. cherry,' whitewood, serven Track Kept PriioBer f( RocliMtgr, Ulna.. A im: 8.—In ithslr keen turgioai ability. Thsir think. Author's name forgotten. or Juniper. All tb^ placM which n«gident among the rocke, Ice, monstere lud fatbar, who came to MlnnaaoU In A. D. F. Tha box la treasured by Mrs. RooMvelt win vialt on hie tour of 18W and eet up praotlite a* a atm- chilUng waUrt o f the tea. The Satarday Morniat, American Indlant have no Idea Of 27 DIFFERENT WOODS Hobby and Is likely to beoome an Six Hours. Inspection from Seattle back to pie country doctor, eoon became fa- Why am I thus 7 the maniac cried, hairloom in her family. Waahtttfton, he will be the fueat mous for his charitable work. a place of future torment except Confined midst enuy people, whyT where it hae been derived from of honor — except In thie little And the two eons Just continued I'm not madt knave stand aside, ' A National Conference Of the outhem Minnesota town of 14.Q00 this, but on a much larger ecale white mitelonarlee. IN ONE SEWING BOX Oreenwieh, Conn., A uf. •.— ( I'll have my freedom or I’ll die; The belief - of the ancient Egyi Jacejuard and novelty workers of the % Inhabltante. Oroup of Nine Owns CHnlo It’s not for cure that IterS Tve come United Textile Workers ()f America FOREIGN EXCHANGE -A truck Which poiiea were Here, In whnt la popularly called The result is that today, with Uane was similar to that of BraL Let me go home, I must have rum! minism. The African trlbaa, which and the Associated Silk Workers' Mrs. Mary Hobby of Henry carried raw and finished allk velucil “The Cltnlo City," the Preeldent "Doctor Will" at the age of 73, Oh, I must have rumt at $45,000 was hijacked early will be merely an outstandinc par-' end "Doctor Charlie” at the age have not been affected by Moham- Association will os held at Odd Fel- Street Hns Unusual Gift New York. Aug. 8.—(AP)—For- mean or Christian Influence, gener- lows hall on Saturday morning at eign Exchange steady; Great Bri- after its New Jeraey driver « tlclpant. On hta arrival today in be- Of 69, the • Mayo Clinic no longer Sanel Yes, and have been all the Made by Her l,«te Brother* itowal of an honor on two of the aUy have no Idea of definite placet 10 o'clock, with Local 2125 as host, tain In dollars, others in cents. been made a temporary prisoner. Is their own. It la owned Jointly while! The driver, Carl Johnson of Haw- freateat surgeont In the world— by a group of nine dootore. In- for heaven and hell. Delegatea from seven states are ex- Great Britain demand, 5.06 1 -4; Why then tormented thuaT 'tla sad, The Jewe In Old Teetament times Mrs. Mary Bllsh Hobby of Henry cables, 6.06 1-4. 60 day bills, 5,05 thorne. N. J„ was aibducted by tha Dr«. William James and Charlea cluding the Mayor brothers, form- Why chain'd and held In dureae had no Idea of a bell. There la no street has just receved from her 1-1; France demand, 6.63 3-8; cables, hijackers and was released from Horace Mayo, known to thousand! ing the Mayo Fropertiee Associa- vlIeT their automobile In New York at In America and elaewhere simply as mention of punlihment after death 6.63 3-8; Italy demand. 8,63 1-2; tion, each member having an equal The men who brought me here were •iiUr-ln-Iaw. Mrs. Alice B. Bitah of 6:30 a. m„ six hours after the truck the famous Mayo brothers. vote in ita operation. In the teachlnga of Motes, nor it Holl street, a gift which aha has cables, 8.63 1-2. .mad; thle doctrine Uught by the prophtte. Demands; was halteij. The occasion will be presentation It is operated In connection with I will not stay where spectera come. anticipated nearly her whole life, a of a citation to these two men by The troubles which the wicked and Belgium, 23.62, Germany. 39.18, Johnson reported the hijacking to the University of Minnesota, as a But give me rum. Oh. give me rum! sewing box. Her brother. Dwight New York police at the 48rd pre- y~ the American Legion. graduate school of medicine, under the enemies of the Jews were W. Bllsh, well known Manchester Holland, 68.06, Norway, 26.46, Swe- threatened with by the prophets per- den, 26.12; Denmark, 22.62; Fin- cinct who In turn notified Green- This citation practically will sum direction of the Mayo Foundation Why Is m)^ mother musing there 7 builder who died last month, early tained to this world. land, 2.24; Bwttzerland, 82.86; Spain, wich officials. Two detectives leift up nearly a half century of medical for Medical Education and Re- On that same consecrated spot, displayed a great love of the forests for New York to question the driv- progress In which the Mayo broth- search. The first threaU of hell In tlie and abput I89i made an extensive 13.76: Portugal, 4.60 1-8; Greece, .95 Where once she taught me words of Scripture occur In the teaching of Cr. ers have taken leading parts. Rochester, as a - result,. has be- praysr, collection of different woods, near 5-8; Poland, 19.03; Czecho-SIovakia, Rise From Humble Start come the center for medical train- Jeeus. The place of future pun- 4 18 1-4; JugOfSlavia, 2.81; Austria, The hijacking, police were told, But now she hears she heeds me the farm home on John Tom hill occurred on Bryan’s hill near Port- It was back In 188P that the ing and research for aspiring ishment represented in Christ's Glastonbury. He devoted bis spare 19.0SN; Hungary, 29.80N; Rumania, not; teaching Is s region of fire; "Whoso- chester, N. Y. The names. Public brothers, and their already famous surgeons and phystetana through- Mute In her winding sheet she time from farm work to the study 1.C2; Argentine. 33.76N; Brazil, Auto Delivery Company of Pater- father, Dr. William Worrell Mayo, ever shall say thou fool shall be In out the world. Just as much as stands. and practice of woodcraft and while 8 59N; Tokyo. 30.05; snanghai, son, N. -I., and New England Car- undertook to direct a newly built It Is the center of medical aid danger of hell fire," still a youth became an artist In M.8T 1-2; Hongkong, 38.18; Mexico Cold I Cold I I feel her Icy hande, her In Revelations, Saint John Informs riers wars printed o°n the hijacked email hospital which had.growm out for sick persons of all countries. Icy hands! fine woodworking and cabinet-mak- CUy (silver peso), 27.95; Montreal truck. of a disastrous hurricane six years Each Has Special Field us what fuel is to support this fire. ing. 111 New York, 102.18 8-4; New York "If any man worshlppeth the beast earlier. And It was from this small The clinic Is most famous for Tls he. 'Us he. my aged sire He started the box for his young ill Montreal. 97.18 1-4. SL-Mary's hospital that the great Its surgical wonders, because the and hiB Image he shall be tormented sister, planning to use the various N—Nominal. - A dirigible containing helium gas What has disturbed thee in thy with fire and brimstone." The Mayo Clinic sprang. Mayo brothera naturally drifted grave ? , woods which he had accumulated. seldom is Inflated more thwi 85 Today, the institution known as Into the phase of medicine and fathers of the Christian church The dimensions were 7x10x4 >.i 3cr cent when leaving the ground, Why bend on me that eye of fire 7 taught the existence of a hell of ma- the Mayo Clinic comprises a mod- soon became the country's leading Why torment since thou canst not Inches high. Although begun with )ut as soon as the ship begins to em 13,000,000 13-story structure, surgeons. Dr. Will found himself, save 7 terial fire and brimstone. Tertul- enthusiasm and the best of Inten- HOSPITAL NOTES rise, the gas begins to expand and llan says; "The damned bum eter- a smaller building which was the as he once called It, "tha oclly Back to the churchyard whence tions, the Work was laid aside for fills the bag to capacity. original clinic, and some half a doctor," while Dr. Charlie becant-' nally without consutplng, as tha vol- more leisure hours. you’ve come. Ralvatore Scudleri of 128 Autumn dosen other hospitals, “hotels" with "the head doctor," each an expert canoes, which are vents of hell, burn The box was forgotten and it was Return, return, but send me rum— IL*..: street, Fred Ulrich of 166 Benton n t r « a t sv a hospital facilities, sanitariums and In hie particular field, but both O, send me rum. forever without wasting.” These not until the master craftsman was laboratories—all staffed by tome Interested in the entire realm of words point to the belief that hell no longer able to engage in struc- street, Mrs. Bessie Wood of Talcott- SIl IN PI MPI V? 'was located within the earth. Hussrll C. Gustafson vllle and Mrs, Ernest Morin and in- ^ Aa I Is I 1 1|| A L I ! BOO physician! and eurgeona—the medldne as well. It won't wash out! that crimson tural work that he thought of It entire enterprise representing an As Dr. Will once remarked: Of all the hells, the Christian hell fant daughter of 19 Earl street were . , ...... > .i...... , . . '...... stain, pected to attend and the meeting again In 1933, and eet about the discharged yesterday. (Copyrirht. lAK, NEA tirrvlca, Ino.) ;(Copyrl*ht. l»34. NEA Service, Ine.) £v;a»s*i(Copyrl»hti 19J4. NEA Service. Ire.) Inveetment ctf about $10,000,000. "Instead of the patient having Is the least desirable of all to spend task of completing It while he felt Try Thlsl Gfet Quick Relief Tve scour'd those spots and made will be addressed by several prom- Miss Marjorie Mc(3ormlck of 180 Some 60,000 patients enter this one spoke looked over, we go over eternity in. Many Christian preach- inent Union officials. able during hts long Illness. A note Tlie daily bath li a beauty necessity for every well-behaved quintuplet, even If, like them white. Pine street was discharged today. Squeezing aggravates itching, ten- Annette appears just a bit resentful at the Intrusion of a camera Into the privacy The bath completed, Miss Yvonne Is ready to go— but there Is nowhere else to go Institution annually; among them the whole wheel." Blood reappears, again, again. ers and writers of the present time Final Session penned by him and pasted on the Yvonne here the awhkenlng Is resented Yvonne, heaviest and etronseat of the der pimples and ugly red blotches— of her bath, while Nurse De Klrlllne with deft and practised touch applies the but back Into the Incubator. Nurse De Klrlllne gently deposits her on the snow- some of tha most famous per- Both Have Large FsmlUee Soon as the morning brings the do not agree as to the nature of Four meetings of the Conference bottom of the box explains the fact bablet, even makes a show of resistance with her tiny hands as Nurse Louise De soothing oil which is used on skin that is too delicate for soap and water The sonaliueti of tha wrorld. Dr. Will was married in 1884 hell’s fire. Many of them are com- makes them worse. Ttylng to white towel to be dressed In her "gertrude.” a soft woolen garment with an attached Ught; have been held to date and this will that It Is made of 27 different cover them up with costly cosmetics Klrlllne prepares her for her sponge.” nurse's mask protects against possible Infection. < Famed For Charity to Mlaa HatUe M. Damon of Roch- ing to attach a flguiwtlve meaning hood, which the quintuplets all wear., » 'When from my sleepless couch I be the final session for the discus- woods, all of which he personally is useless—^Just a waste of monAy. .'Jl Rich and poor alike are treated ester, and had five children, three come to the Biblical description of hell, as sion of future plana for this division collected except the North Carolina regardlese of their fame or for- of whom died In infancy. The other they have already continued to dis- Simply get a 39o box of PBTER- To see! to feel! but give me rum, of the silk industry. Any local Jac- pine and the bindings and '>ottt of BON’S OINTMENT. A single ap- tune. under an established rule of two are Carrie, now Mrs. Donald Ob, give me rum. regard the plain texts forbidding quard or novelty worker who Is able mahogany. To m>ST(L\ MILK— AND A BROTHEH the two Mayos to charge for their C. Balfour, and Phoebe, now Mrs. Christians to go to law, and Chris- plication will relieve Irritation, CORBEIL to have a delegate as guest Is asked The small htngea on the cover are (Round Trip $4.U9)' brings pimples to a head and aids services according to a person's ca- Waltman Walters. A fiend! a fiend! with many a dart,. tian women to plait their hair. A to notify the Union office ' In Odd from an old-fashioned melodeon pacity to pay. not to charge more - Dr. Charlie married Miss Edith colored preacher in a . discourse on Telephone 7007 nature in healing. PETERSON’S Glare on me with his bloodshot eye Fellows hall immediately. Dele- used In the Buckingham church has benefited thousands In last 30 than 10 per cent of his annual in- M. Oraham, also of Rochester, In And alms his missiles at my heart. hell, said: "Dear brethren, it is Im- gates win be present from this state, which the Bllsh children attended. Leaves Corbell, Ontario, nearest town to come no matter how long be stays 1893, and this couple had eight poaslble to describe the horrors and CENTER TRAVEL BURBgtl years. Help clear up your skin— Ah, whither, whither shall I fly? Masaachusetts, Rhode Island, New The top of black walnut has an in-1 get quick relief or druggist will re- the Dionne farm, and so small it or how troublesomg the case, and— children, two of whom have died. Fly no! It Is no time for flight. torments of hell. The h ^ is so in- Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and laid star of white holly. Both top 1 46.1 Main StriM*! Manchester hasn't even a "Main Street:" The here Is an example of the noted They have since adopted two more tense, that if a soul was raken out fund your money. Try PETER- Fiend! I know thy hellish purpose Virginia. and bottom are walnut venCer with | Li HKbHIRK COACH I If.r* SON'S—you can;t lose. small white church with the dark Mayo altruism—to sot aside all children. John and Marilyn. Of their well. and put in an ordinary fnrnace, it Russell E. Gustafson, a member cupola just to the right of the cen money above $1,000 In each fee they own children, Charles W. and Jp- Avaunt! Avaunt! thou hated sprite, would freeze to death in less than of Local 2125, la secretary of the ter Is that of the Rev Daniel get to outside charity. seph G. are now practicing physi- And hie thee to thy native hell. five minutes.” National Conference and has a t -, Houthicr. parish priest and advisor For the Mayos are Just as noted cians. The other four are Dorothy, Herald Reader. tended all previous meetings of th e' to the Dionnes The stony ground for their charity as they are for Edith, Louise and Esther. He's gone! He’s gone, and I am organization. The meeting wiu be In the farmyard In the fore- free! Beer Is the oldest known alco- presided over by Alex Williams of ground gives a clew to the dlffl- He's gone, the faithless braggart holic drink in the world. Paterson, N. J. The speakers will cuttles that go with, farming In liar, this district, where Dionne ha^ PRICES ON MARKET DIVER UNABLE TO HND He said he'd come to summon me— been able to make only a hare See there again! My bed’s on fire living It Is on the edge of heav- JEWELS LOST IN LAKE Fire! Water! Help! Oh, baste, I ily-wooded country, and is noi die. highly' productive land. ARE FIRMER TODAY The flames are kindling round my But Continues Search at Lake head. The smoke! I’m strangling, cannot The Biggest Bargain Event Warramaug Where Gems fly. THURS. d iCoiiyriRM, laat, NE.\ Service. Inc I Bat Speculative Interest Is Were Lost When a Canoe O, snatch me from this burning bed, Upset. FRL See there! Again that demon's Ever Seen In Manchester FOUR FATHERS Foensed on Commodities; New Preston, Aug. 8.— (A P )—A there. SAT. linen pocketbook containing valu- Crouching to make a fresh attack With Added Merchandise WELDON’S See how his gleaming eyeballs Legally, the Dionne quintuplets Cotton in Upward Tnm. flble Jewels belonging to Judge and lilrs. R. V. Klnkead of Jersey City, glare! now have tour fathers, appointed Thou fiend of fiends! What’s as their guardians by the Ontario N. J., remained at the bottom of 3.5c 50c Lake Warramaug today, while a brought thee back? Franidin Dress Shop, Inc. 25c Discontinued goveChment. Left to right, they New York, Aug. 8.— (A P )—Stocks Back in thy car, for whom? for are Kenneth Morrlsun, Callander professional diver continued hU developed a somewhat better tone where ? state Theater Building Manchester LYON^S merchant and old friend of the search for the heirlooms, .lost when \ Rubbing | 2 c today, but the market remained a canoe capsized. TOOTH Dionne family. Dr A R Dafoe, lie grins, he beckons me to come— SELLING OUT THE BALANCE OF KOTEX 1 2 c the physician who ^iiok charge of lethargic as speculative attention The diver from New York City, Alcohol Pint POWDER JO ' was being assisted by three profes- What ore those words thou'it writ- the multiple birth, Oliver Dionne, was still focused on commodities. ten there? the qulntuplet.s' grandfather, and sional aides and summer residents of 81.25 Petrolagar...... 84e The wave of Infiatlonary psycho- Lake Warramaug who manned the In hell they never want for rum $1.00 W H. Alderson of the Canadian Not want for rum! I feel the spell; 50c HORLICK’S o O (fepyriKlit. 1934, NI')A Service, Inc.) logy that had recently gripped some pumps on a raft In the middle of the HAMILTON’S OVALTINE . . . Red Cross. 'The swarm of pro- lake. Haste! drive me down where rum i.s MALTED MILK.. O O C 50c Squibb’s 75c moters which Immediately sur- ttcUons of Wall street seemed to $1.00 The diver, Gallen Potts, reported free. Ready-To-Wear Department, Hartford, SHAVING iLtc Tunch wlme (every three hours) at the Dionnes’ house, and rounded Dionne was so great that have subsided, and gold and silver Danles Dionne only half understands why he had to go and live with the bottom of the lake where he Is Where revelers reign and 1 can $1. WAMPOLE’S a m NUJOL ...... 'here Is Nurse De Klrlllne with the ration of shlpped-ln mothers' It was felt he would be unable to sleeks seemed less favored, for the wear the drunkard's crown. PREPARATION, / CREAM 67c milk for a single feeding. The,two strongest babies are being neighbors when five little sisters descended on nint at once.. He's operating as rocky and vdstblllty O C with $1.00 handle them without the possibil- only 2. and one of five other children of the Dionnes The case be- moment at . least. The dollar about six feet. 33< tried out with re.gular nursing, bottles, but the other three still ity of some imposition that strengrtbened In foreign exchange Thus raved that Maniac rum had Sale Starts Thurs, A, M . August 9 2.5c LIGHTER LAVORIS ...... feed from, magnified "eye droppers" which enable the nurse to side him encloses one of the containers which have brought dally Judge Klnkead said today ae . 7 9 c would handicap the future of the supplies of mothers milk by train to the Dionne quintuplets from dealings. Cotton rose more than ' made. EX-LAX 60c BROMO- * force the feeding somewhat If the bntiv Isn't hungry ocrvice, Inc.) $1.90 a bale after the reading of the would return to Jersey City, whether On! On! ye demons on! he said. 17c 90o qulntunlels Chicago. Toronto and Montreal. or not the Jewelry is fpund. SELTZER ..... crop report, and grains continued to Then silent sunk, his soul had fled, NOXEMA ...... 36c 40c rise in Chicago. Meanwhile the story of what hap- Scoffer beware! He in that shroud Silk Dresses, pened two weeks ago, when the S5c A further trickle of selling appear- Was once a temperate drinker, too. .00 35c canoe In which Judge and Mrs. Kln- CASTORIA .... 17c 50c ed in the rails, with Union Pacific kead were paddling on the lak^up- Dresses Silk, sagging a point to a new low for the IDEAS ON HELL. Witch 29o set. was disclosed by the Judge. Editor Evening Herald: Wool MILK of movement at 90, before recovering. The incident was unreported offi- no Onlv 16c FEEN-A-SHNT The following is the result of a 9:20-11:00 17c Norfolk A Western, a high-priced, cially at the time but Judge Kln- Skirts Hazel Pint relatively Inactive Issue, finally search, to find what other religions Special BOe H O S P I T A L MAGNESIA kead said It was a narrow escape for teach, regarding hell. It Is by no 1 CXITTON, lb. .. traded 7 points lower. Gains of frac- 50 bis wife who had not been In the 27c tions to a point, however, appeared means thorough or complete. The water to swim In the last, ten years. reading of the poem by Mr. Fish, Id Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific, Jergen’s He said he boosted Mrs. Klnkead on entitled "Is there a hell," is respon- 75c 21c pt. American Telephone, Americail Can, Evening Better the overturned canoe but that t* sible for the. attempt. It seems Soaps ...... lohns Manvllle, Montgomery Ward, .... 5c sank temporarily' then. Finally he that there are as many different Gowns .88 .00 Loews, Dupont, General Motors, Silk CASTILE said Mrs. Klnkead clung to the gun- kinds of hells as there are different Palmolive Squibbs Howe Sound, Cerro de Pasco, and wale until rescued. kinds of religions. According to White Dresses Soap ...... SOAP...... others. Dome lost a point and U. S. .. 5c .. 3 c some beliefs, the punishment is to Dresses Sizes 14-90, Mineral LUX Smelting nearly 2 before recovering. REV. REDIERS’ FUNERAL last forever; according to others the Incladlng Issues of McLellan Stores which is Valnea to 25c McKesson’s SOAP ...... torments are to continue only for a 89.95 2 JACKET Oil .. 6 c being reorganized rose abruptly in 2 Talcum...... Middletown, Aug. 8.— (A P )—The time, and are to result In purifying DRESSES ... 9c Sana* 25c POND’S active trading. Rev. (Charles H. Relmeri of the the imprisoned souls, and fitting 50c Woodbury’s MINERAI. TISSUES ...... Wall street was still confused over Pine street Gospel church, militant them for heaven. Brabmnitsm on. 13c the autumn business outlook in view foe of vaccination for many years, has twenty-one hells. Punishments Wash Shampoos .... 29c 25c cf the ravages of the' drought, but was buried today In Pine Grove 57* for different sins, 'kre, to be reborn Pint • RUBINE ...... received a reassuring indication that cemetery. Into one of these hells or to return Dresses $1.00 Vaseline 17c purchasing power wa-s not seriously The funeral services were held at to earth as a beggar, or leper, or Hair Tonic .... 67c 63c DIGHLORI- hurt in the month of July, at least, Mr. Reimers’ church auid were con- In the form of a rat, a snake, or a Valuea CIDE...... 49c in the monthly sales report of Gen- ducted by William KImshell of louse, the penalty being In each case, Up to 3.5c 50c eral Motors. 'Total, sales, both for- Hartford, a layman. appropriate to the crime. $1.49 FLIT ...... 2.5c COLGATE’ S eign and domestic, amounted to 134,- In Buddhism, future punishment 24c Barbasol ...... 37c TOOTH PASTE.. 3k4 units, the largest for July since NOT FEDER.AL MEN 18 c 1929, and only moderately off from 50c Kolynos the June total of 146,881. Sales by Washington, Aug. 8.— (A P )—The Spring Coats EXTRA SPECIAL! HOUSEHOLD Tooth Paste . . . 33c COSMETICS iltalera to consumers in the United Treasury today said that no one has $2$ R E W A R D , Slates were 101,243, again.st 112,- been employed to buy old gold for Will be paid tor any Com which Suede Jackets 33c Palmolive 50c Woodbury the govemmenL as bad been re- and Suits NEEDS 847 in June, and 87,298 In July. 1933. Great Christopher Positive Corn Shaving Cream 23c Creams...... OOC ported from several New England Care cannot remove. Also good The price for foreign silver con- cities. Persons buying gold for sale 30c Hinkle’s 75c Bath tinued to rise, evidently reflecting for caUooses, waits and moles. Cascara...... 50c Armand o g\ to the Treasury are required to ob- Sold In Olanchester by ULENNEY’S, $1.37 16c Powder ...... U. S. Treasury buying. Bar silver at tain licenses, however. 39c Lipstick ...... C New York touched 48 cents, up 5-8, 789 Main Street. 25c Zinc Oint- and the highest in nearly 5 _years. ment, tube . . 10c 75c A.D.S. $1.50 Coty Face Powder Silver produced from domestic 10c Aspirin. lOO’s 36c With Q Q mines, of course, still receives the Peroxide...... Perfume ...... 90C price of 64 1-2 cents at the Treasury, In a few words, we say stop at 2'35 AH Oolora. .. 6 c 25c Citrate of Which has been in effect since last Schralft’s $1.00 Princess December, so the domestic producers The Paramount. In ^ e heart Magnesia .... 13c Pat Face Powder f C will not be oidtd until the world of Times Square. 'That "perfect Stout 9 To 11 Special! 33c Glycerin Salt Water price Is lifted above that level. It Is Suppositories . 16c Si i un___ 49c understood, however, that the Treas- New York Hotel. ” Silk White Pique Coats 23c Z.B.T. fTO]mb,'tnsklest and strongest or the babes, doubles a fist which Marie, tiniest of the Dionne quintuplets, smiled gleefully to show that she was not In the least concerned by the small discoloration on ury proposes to continue vigorous $2.00 DuBanr Cecile. most active of the .Dionne babied, deems to take It all Talc ...... Taffy 26c Ae-foserted smartly In her mouth a moment later, just like any her left leg which hat caused some concern among attending physicians. It has been diagnosed as a naevus tumor, probably not mallg buying of the white metal. 18c Fa<^ Kits . . . . $1. ether baby. nant. which should yield readily to treatment a little later when Marie Is stronger and better able to undergo It. Marie weighed S pounds. pretty good-naturedly as the nurse protects her nose against coU Corporate news included an- rootooMs Dresses 10^ ounces when this picture was made, though she w.ts 2 months old. J germs. aiiiiouncement of omission of the Hom 700 lATHS I 2 “ quarterly dividend of 25 cents due at FOR FREE DEUVERY SERVICE — DIAL 8895. it.'s time, by Standard Oil of 18'/,-*flV4 .'.ebraska, but this appeared to re- 88-98 ' 60c 15c Umlted Qnaattty. flect chiefly price cutting which has 77 hurt the distributing companies in JAD Yeast Woodbury t.-iat area. Larger cll companies have ! PARAMOUNT 46th St., W. of B'woy NEW YORK ALL SALES FINAL-CASH ONLY! been reporting rhsrply Increased CHARLES L. ORNSTEIN, MANAGER 41c Foam Tab. tamings, . I SALT SOAP • .‘ vAr-
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAV, AUGUST 8. 1984 MANCHiSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESIER. CONN . WEDNESDAY, AUOUSl 8, 1JJ8C OBITUARY ARCHDUKEOTTO Here’s Where The Quintuplets lire ABOUT TOWN REUGIOUS RIOTS ■a" T" IS IN BELGIUM Ura. Otto F, Viertel and Hiss Baldwins Upset Green In East Side League, Helen Viertel are at Lake Hayward, CLAIM MORE DEAD DEATHS ^ ’ “r ■'•a •>-8- i (Jolcheater, for their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Btraugh' Edwin M. Gardner Pretender to the Austrian Bee Sple as Reason for of Ridge street are at the Weirs, Troops Rash to Unarmed KNICKERBOCKER OF AlUStar Squad To Defend Edwin M, Gardner, formerly a Lake Winnepesaukee, this week. DIZZY DEAN GAINS HIS 20th resident of Manchester, died at his Throne Not in Italy as KISSMAN TWIRLS TEAM Bhze Last Night at home in New Haven yesterday .of a Miss Inga Nielsen wbo has been City Where an Attack on CLEVELAND TAKING heart attack after a brief Illness. spending several weeks at her home Spike Club^s Track Title Mr. Gardner left Manchester First Reported. on Parker streeL returned yeater- HUKLING TRIUMPH OF SEASON . Joseph Donze’s Station. more than 20 years ago. He waa Jews Is Being Made. day to Chicago, to resume her ------;------TO SURPRISE VICTORY a member of the family for whom studies at the Augustana HospHal PLACE W ira STARS In Town Meet On Saturday Gardner street In the southeast sec- Training School for Nurses. Wenduyne, Belgium, Aug. 8.— I An attempt to burn the garage tion of the town was named. He (jonstantine, Algeria. Aug. 4.— « was a carpenter by trade. The (A P )—The Archduke Otto, pretend- CARD TWntLER 1ST ta d gaaoUne ' filling station on the Manchester's business district (A P )— Constantine Is outwardly Four Tennis Matches Open A briqiaat array of Manchester’s ^ The mile will find the 8pik* club AS ERRORS MAR CLASH nearest relatives are a sister and er to the Austrian throne, is spend- was practically deserted this after- ,,atate road In Bolton near the North Indians’ Ace Ontdoes Har- M rcoresented by BUly Murch, last nieces. ing a few days in this seaside re.sort, noon as most o f thq stores were calm, Inwardly seething today, as finest and foremost track and field year’s wlnnsr, (Jobura, Donahus and "'Coventry line owned by Joseph Kev. Watson Wpodniff of the despite reports IfS wa.s cn 'route io closed for the Chamber of Com- the elty prepares to bury victims of athletes wiu compete In the second MAJOR LEAGUER TO Play In 2nd Round Tonight Carpenter. Thla wealth of material ponae svas made last night. The Center Congregational church will Italy. ■ merce ouUng being held at Colum- bitter Arab-Jewish religious riots. dened Cronin, Vanghan, arnual town championships at the conduct the committal service in There were new reports that he In the track events gives ths club a Is Readied for Nme Hits Bdt Hare was discovered in the nick o{ bia lake this afternoon and evening. - There Is an undetermined report r BOX SCORE^ the Bast cemetery tomorrow at 12 and his mother,' the former Empress W est Side oval Saturday afternoon clear-cut margin over the Junior time and but little damage was noon. The remains will be interred that troops have rushed to s distant REACH THAT MARK Four matches tonight will open. Immediately after theie two BarteU at Shortstop; Is under the colors of the Spike club, Sons of Italy and the East Side club, done. Zita, are planning. to establish a city of Algeria, the name of which Manchester Green Commonity Club in the Gardner family plot. residence In Luxembourg. Tending Lebro UrbanetU. Msded defending title holder. The list of both of Which are expected to enter Whiffs 10, Walks One; An- Quickly, Discovered. Is not disclosed, where an attack on town title teimia tournament,- in AB R H PO A S to confirm this understanding Is the twenty-four entries filed by the club teams. The garage Is located about 80 Jewish houses is allegedly planned. which sixteen survivors of the No. 3 tackles Arthur Krob on the Considered the Best. Bycholsky, cf fact that some Imperial luggage has lULludes nine of the individual cham- The Field Events ' ■feet from the Donze home. Shortly The battles have spread to towns opening play will battle for the eouth court and may find himself Borello.^lf . . tonio Slams Homer in been sent to a castle In Luxem burg, pions of last year’s meet.. The story Is about the same In the after the station wa-s closed last near Constantine. Military precau- Looms as the Fhcher of right to enter the quarter-finals. extended to win. Howard Brown and Zapatka, sa . where the two, are said to be plan- Is Heavily Favored field events. In tho shot, tbo Spike night Mrs. Donze remembered that ENTOMBED MINER tions were strengthene'd after the The second round will bo completed Lincoln Keith wlU’ battle It out on Patrias, 2b ... ning to move In the autumn, jo'n- By JIMMY. JDONAHt-E The Spike club captured the tlt slated. a elpse match all the way. (Tormtek to compete against Orlan- Plnney, lb ., sort Felix. „ CHILDREN year and Indicaitlona are that the do Oarrone. who won the title last R. Jarvis, rf bring them’ in. She hurried out WARNS RESCUERS vacation in Paris. Robert "Bingo” Sturgeon, seeded Tomorrow night's matchee tend aeveland, Aug. 8. — He slept club will repeat Ita decisive triumpn Catholic Clnh TonighL and then saw the blaze at the (Ming To I.uxemhoiirg ytar for the Sons of Itzfiy. Frank Segar, c ...... Otto Is expected to leave in a fev/ By Oliv* Roberts Bartoe Say 100 Are Dead FoB Game as Giants Win; No. 1, who took hU first match In Sherwood "Cap” Bissell against under the grandstand In the Mud this Saturday. Its entries consist of garage. She called help and the love sets, faces R. Sapienaa on the Itubtnson will defend bis discus Spillane, p .. days for Luxembourg to arrange u How many deaths have resulted' John O’Leary on the south high Hens’ park at Toledo until he virtually %I1 the athletes who mads burning rags and rubbish that bad south high school court at 5:30 hc-ndrs and will have as teammates, Mlkolelt, p ., further moving of belongings. . Re- is' not known. An official estimate school court at 6:80 o’clock, while track and field history at Manches- Tonight at 5:45 o’clock, tb » been piled against the garage were Tigers Victors o’clock this evening and Is not ex- proved to that American Aesocla- Toman, McCormick, Haefe and Wil- H. Jarvis, rt , ports persist that a family council is 20. Most of the victims were Milton Nelson opposes Fredsrlck ter High in recent years under the West Sides and the Catholic pulied away and the fire extin- Tells Them They May Be ■It is good for children to change pected to be extended In his quest Bleber on the north court at the Uon outfit that he could play ball; liam Johnson. In the javelin, Boo xRichardson . will bo held shortly In Italy, at- Jews. Unofficial estimates are, that tutelage of Coach Charlei L. "Pete ’ Oub wUI battle at the West guished. about once .n a while—for the for a quarter-final berth. At the same hour. A fte r these matches, he stuck to his guns while Cleveland McOirmIck wDI defend his title and tended by most members of the 100 have been slain. Wlgren. Totals . .31 4 0 8 4 Side field In what promises to Constable Chesterfield fdrle was country child to get to the city, “It will take days before the By RVOR 8. FULLERTON, JR. same time,- Russell Johnson will E srl Blsaell, seeded No. 2, will play Wilson McCormick, Arthur Olson he one of the best and most called to the Donze home, and after Trapped Themselves If Hapsburgs, Bourbon arid Parma fans howled for his scalp this year The Dash Entries and Wolfram will also be entrants. Baldwin A. C; families. world obtaln.H a true picture of (Aiaoclated Sports AA’rtter) meet Austin Brimley on the north Curly Gustafson on ths south court exciting tussles of the current talking with Mr. and Mrs. Donze and for the town' child to see coun- until be bit a stride that marks him In the 100 yard dash, the Spike To'Defend Honors AB 'R H PO A Otto’s passports allow hirh to g>. (Copyright, 1934, NBA Service, Ine ) atrocities during the program In the court, with Brimley a slight favor- snd Daniel Foley will meet Francis tnarney for the town title held and looking over the garage he de- Every day is wash day at the Dionnes’. Here Is the unphinted and simple frame house that holds try life. ite. as probably the -greatest shortstop club has entered Gordon Frase--, Bob McCormick, state inter- Bedurtha, c . They Dig Further. anywhere ho wishes without notify- Jewish quarters," said a correspond- Whether-or not bU spring predic- Mahoney on the north court. by the West Sides. The latter cided to caU in the State police. the. medical marvel of the day . . . with the plentiful washing of baby garments that hangs pcrpctiiallv To bring about this change, the in the game today. Vinner last year In 10.4 seconds; sUiolastlc pole vaulting champlou, Fraser, lb .. ing Belgrlan authorities. ent of the Jewish Telegraphic tion that he and fails brother Paul nine defeated the Blueflelds by Some dues were found by Constable before It. . . , Notice the woodp.lc plentifully stacked up lb the fereground. . . . It takes a lot c'f picnic Is a great Institution. Prob- The gent to whom this comer ta Everett Ssimonson, junior sprint Oble, cf . . . . Dlplorhatlc quarters In Brussels Agency, after a tour of the city. wifi seek to retain hts crown in this s 1 to 0 score snd the Catli- Pirle and he believes an arrest will stove wood to keep the Improv'sed hospital at a constant -temperarure of 75 degrees. ably all that th» city child will would win fifty games fori the Cardi- handing the bouqUet la WiUlam chsmp: and A1 Smith, high school Antonio, If .. Pottsvllle, Pa„'Aug,. 8.— iA P ) A appeared sceptical at the possibil- Girls, he said, have been muti- specialty and will find his stlffes; oUcs duplicated the feat by 8 be made soon. State police officers know of the country until he is old nals this season and pitch them Hart Knickerbocker, 23-year-oId star of a few years ago. Fraser and Keish, 2b . . . ity of a restoration, a.sscrting Ger- lated, and "grey bearded Jews were competition In his teammatea, hts to 1, the comparative scores in-- are completing the Investigation rescue crew dug doggedly into a enough to travel on his own ac- right Into the National League pen- sensation of the Cleveland Indians. Lsimonson are also entered In the Baldwin, rf . many and the L illie Entente, as stabbed to death and little children BLUEFIELDS LOSE MIDDLETOWN SCENE btother, Wilson and Wolfram. In tne dicating that the teams ore mine shaft today. Intent on saving counts Is what he picks up on theac nant Is fulfilled. It seems that the There are those loyal sport fane 220 along With Bernard "R ed" Sheri- Saverick, 3b with Constable rdrle today. well as Nazis and Socialists within about twenty revolutions with each put to death with knives. broad jump, Ray Jewell, holder of pretty e^-enly matched. sporadic forays Into field ■ and \oluble Jerome Herman Dean le to who atlck to Joe Cronin, now bog- dan, wbo won last year In 24.0 sec- Klssman, p . Sec Spite Case. William Jones, entombed miner, In Austria, are strongly oppo.-^^cd. leg. "Just as In Palestine In 1929," the the high school rocord of 21 feet, U EXPLOSION WRECKS woods. be the pitcher of the 1934 aeason. ged down with managerial worries, ends, and Frank Robinson, Sturgeon, ss Indications are that it is a spite the face of a warning they may be Family Split I p correspondent continued, "the lista TO WETHERSFIELD 8-4 Inches, set back In 1031, will be A t Jarvis Grove laat evening, ths ©LORIFYIN6 There are two types of picnics. Wins 80th Oame OF OUTBOARD MEET aa the laat word at short, and case. Whoever planned the fire did laying their own death trap. Otto’s younger' brothers, tne of dead and Injured run into the Champions All opposed by a teammate, Lockhart Baldwin A. C. downed the Manches- On one. you go and eat almost any Dean became the first major others swear ^ Arky Vaughan of Totals ... .32 8 10 21 4 4 not do a very good job. Quite a The earth slide between them ami Archdukes Charles and Riidolpn, GRAVE PROBLEMS hundreds with no official estimates Sheridan will also compete In the Rogers, ace of last year’s school place away from home. On '.he '.taguer to win twenty games yes- the Pirates, Dick Bartell of the Score by innings ter Green Community Club by a big pile o f rags and different kinds Jones was only a matter of Inches and his sister, the Archdtiches.s Kllz- N. Y. APARTMENT available. Ho.spitals are filled with quarter mile which be captured last team. Leary, Ralph Smith and JYourself other, yoit go and aeo the countrv terday when he shut out the last Phillies, and 6111 Rogell of the Baldwin A. C...... 013 022 0— S score of 8 to 4, stopping temporarily o f rubbish had beep soaked In kero- when he told the rescuers what mav abetl) Charlotte, arc with him here Jewish victims and their doors are year In 54.8 seconds and other Spike Murch. Patton, C. C. I. L and school as It is. get the feel of It and sense place Reds 2 to 0 in the first game Bill Jones Allows Only Two Man. Gr. Com. Club.. 001 111 0—4 sene oil, piled against the side o f happen If they reach him as the guests of Count, L’ rsol at NOW FACE HITLER besclged by half crazed wives and Motor Boat Races to Be Held Tigers. But this C!allfomla kid la club entries will Include James champion In the high jump, will de at least, the Green’s mad dash to- the quiet dcliberatioD of nature 01 a doublebeader. And since he has X — Batted for Spillane In 6th. the garage and then Ignited. A Only a ladder, fallen cross-wi.-2 on 6 Errors. September 8 and 9. Don’t take our word for It. There’s I-eary, captain of next year’s high tonio; hits, off Klssman 9, off Spit tria. nature studies In school, the day Just to give the St. Louis pennant mor.opllse the town title events. tho three to be played between Talk To TrapiM-d .Man Vatican spon.sor.shlp for the reslura-. Mickey Cochrane, Tiger mana'ger, school team and holder of the .league lane 0 in 6 Innings; off Mlkolelt. 1 readers have asked for more One of 'Von Papen’s first missions off can be turned to one of r ’ .»lly Daily Health hopes another jolt AUyn Stout limit- Hewever, there is intense rivalry these teams In tho league series, and After hours of digging, the res- tion of the Catholic monarchy In who has reason to think BUI Is and state records for this distance, iti 1 Inning; stolen bases, Plnney, the count now stands at a game exercises to i educe hips and thighs. is expecte-' to be the obtaining of thrilling Instruction — but don’t ed the Cards to five blows In the among the team members and the cuers realized their plight late l.ist Austria and is also very active in —Crowds Gather. AVhen a pitcher allows only two good, espselally since he has been and also Charles Donahue, Lionel Patriss; left on bases, Manchest^'r apiece, so nothing short of Wool- JAMES MCGEE DEAD; amnesty to permit these men to re- mention the. word to them. eecond game while the Reds rapped Again this September motor boat battle for individual, supremacy night on getting clo.se enough to seeking the favor of Intluentlal Here’s a good one that should be poison to Detroit all year. Coburn, BUly Murch and Haefe, all Green Community Club 9, Baldwin shed may bs expected when they talk to the trapped man turn. Unless one Is lucky enough to Bill Hallahan for a 9 to 2 victory. hits and strikes out five batsmen and racing fane and drivers will attend should furnish a wealth of thrills French quarters. done on an exercise mat. I f you Service "Knickerbocker has turned out to high tebool aces. and excitement. A C. 6; base on balls, off Klssman come together for the final game of Through small holes In the carlo Domestically, Hitler appears have, a farmer 'friend In a not-too- Cubs Loee' Oroond then loses a ball game by a 8 to 2 and watch with keen interest the New York, Aug. 8 - (.AP) — An don’t own such a mat. place two strong. be a fine shortstop, and he Is os 2. off Spillane 8; struck out, ny tho series at Mt. Nebo on Sunday, FAMOUS IN SPORTS slide, he could see them Then It exjilnsfon on the eighteenth floor of thick quilts on the floor, and pin a dlstant spot, the Inspection tour The division c f games left St. score, there Is something radically outboard Championship Races to much responsible as any other play- Klssman 10. by Spillane 8, by August 19. was he warned that he was’ not at The plebescite August 19, on will be better for everybody If ap- PIMPLES OF YOUTH DUB Lt'uia seven games behind the league wrong somewhere. That’s just what an apartment building at 45 Chrl.:- sheet smoothly across them. Then approval of his merger of the duties ALSO TO DISEASES bo held on the (Connecticut river at er for Cleveland’s position In the Mlkolelt 2; time, 1 hour, 20 min- Klssman Features the bottom of the sliafl, as had tojilier .street today left that floor put on your bathing suit and begin. proached courteously. Remember, leading Giants whose habit of beat- happened to BID Jones of the Blue- present race," the Mick tells us. utes; umpires, Sobrieski and Last evening’s game whUe InUr- been believed, but half way to the COP BADLY HURT of chancellor and president, appar- farms are private property, and ing Brooklyn was not broken al- fields last night in a game with the Middletown. of the blinding In ruins and result- Lie on your right side on the Skin Infection Called Acne May never saw such sudden and remark O’Learj'. esting, and at times exciting, was surface. ently can have little practical effect deserve to be treated aa such. though seriously threatened. It took AVetbersfield A. C. and the explana- This year a Joint reg a tu will Originated Toe Hold, and ed In Injury to several persors. floor, resting your head in the on the domestic political future. Come From Digestive Disorders | able Improvement In a player too replete with errors to be classi- The ladder, he explained, serv'd One, a woman, j>ollcc said, was in n right hand and using your left The' request to visit the farm an eighth Inning triple with the tjon lay In £he fact that his team- take p'lace dn September 8th and have In young Knlck." ri Stoefen and Wood Need fied as first-class ball, and os usual, Con Be Relieved by Cleansing both to protect him and hold t;,e CHASING PRISONER dying condition. hand to steady yourself. Put youf and picnic under a tree by a brook bases loaded by Travis Jackson and mates were guUty of six errors and 9th. covering the American Power when these two clubs meet, neither might be arranged by telephone or Diet, and Exercise. Trained Bob Fitzsimmons; slide that pinned him, upright, by The woman was found uncon- weight directly on the right hip seme good relief flinging by Carl failed to make seven hits count for Boat Association championships presented the really good ball each one shoulder. letter. If not, then a knock on and the National Outboard Asaocla- Such praise, considering that NEW BRITAIN YMCA scious on the eighteenth floor of the and upper part of the leg. By DR. 5IORRIS FISHBEIN llubbell to give the league leaders r'ins. Is capable of playing. Klssman, on I Sleeps In Hole the door and a polite request will tlon Eatem Divisional champion- source. Is a pretty nice recommend- building, near Ajrartment E, on that . Raise your left leg about one A Thought Editor, Journal of the .American their llih victory in 16 interborougb Stewart Kennedy played his best the mount for the Baldwins, la en- Was Known as Jim Atlas. Despite his cramped position probably serve the same good pur- ships. ation for little Willie. But Coch- More Tennis, Says Lott floor, where the. explosion occurred. foot upward from the right one. Alediral .Association, and o f HygelOi ■games. The score was six to four. game of the season at short, display- titled to credit for his team’s wt"!. Jones slept part of yesterday aiii Arm Almost Tom Off and pose. Seek Four Trophies I rane’s boost Is mediocre alongside Two ambulance surgeons worked Then, keeping the right side of How arc the mighty fallen In the the Health Magazine The second place Cubs took a ing last year’s form which was en- BLANKS ALL-STARS He pitched a heady and clever game Ir.st night An air line and water to restore her. hut she did not Im- "May W' have permission to .*at worse set back than St. Louis when couraging to Bluefleld rooters. Both In the American Power Boat I oplfllofls of Billy Evans, general o f ball throughout, striking out ten your body flat against the fleor, midst of the buttle! O Jonathan, ______tro. I manager, and Walter Johnson, man- New Haven, Conn.. Aug. 8.— (AP) line were lowered to him although mediately respond and Deputy P o - our lunch i.a your property If wo a 4 to 1 defeat at tbs bands of the runs scored by the locals were due championships the following 4 of the Hublardttes, walking but the latter went unused for fear of Receives Fracture of the make believe you’re running. Swing thou want slain In thine high The Inflammatory condition of phlesVlil be*^contestc*d for: In Class “ Ser of the Indians. Bdth men, i—James McGee who ta\ight Frank lice Commls.slnncr Harold . Fowler do not destroy anything and clean Pirates cost them a full game. The to triples off the bats of Bob Smith BLOOMFIELD MEETS i Famons Donbles Player Be- one, and upon finding himself In washing loose surrpimdmg earth. your legs backward and forward pliM-es.— II Samuel, 1:25. the skin which causes the face to Gotcb the toe hold and trained Bob raid she was In a dying condition.- twenty tlrnes. Turn over on your up well? And do you mind If we Braves rounded out the National and "Hook" Brennau. Mattson A — the Detroit Trophy now held by baseball, believe Knlck to several bad holes, juat naturally Jones, 3.’i-,voar-old Mlnersvllle re-, take Jack and Elite about the become covered with pimples, but be theI greatest shortstop prospect Shnts Out Team Selected Fitzsimmons for his title fight with Skull; Is Believed Dying. Fowler said she had been lden‘ 1- left side and repeat the exercise. The desire of power In excess League program by beating the pitched a good game for the Winners. Tommy Tyson of Philadelphia. in pitched hlo way out thereof. Soil- Idcnt, was trapped yesterday as he fields so we can explain about the which also may affect neck, shoul- to hit the Forest City squad since HIGHUMHERE; Heves Steady Practice Jim Corbett, died today In a hos- fled as Jeannette Bair, a renting Don't forget that "riding the caused the angels to fall.—Bacon. Phillies 3 to 1. A'lclno accounted for the only two Class B— the Hall-Scott Trophy lone hurled the first six innings for dug In an Improvised mlr.,:. harvest, why wheat is stacked in ders, back and chest, Is known "Cotton Top” Terry Turner teamed pital from uremic poisoning. agent, of ,330 RIver.sidu Drive. .Sur- bicycle’’ Is a fine hlprediicing ex- Tigers Down Browns hits that Wethersfield garnered oft now held by Sam Crooks of Rum- ' from Rec-Le^'on League the Community Club, an-l with b it- sheaves and why oats are piled scientifically as acne. Specialists up with Nap Lajole to form one of Known to the sports world as New Ixindon, Aug. 8. (A P I —- geons administered oxyger. In an ercise. too. And it tends to slen- IF PINE BLl FF LOSES? Detroit’s Tigers picked up a hall Jones’s delivery. son, New Jersey. In Class <3--the A. 2 ter support would have given Kiss- differently when they are cut? Iri diseases of the skin describe var- C. F. Trophy now held by Sam the greatest center comblndtlona an I I u z c I f -z i ^^ ke Dno Great* Jlro Atlas, the 64 year old McGee Struck by an mitonfoblle late last effort to revive her. derize legs and ankles as well. ■ Pine Bluff, Ark. Credit a "New ious types of acne according to sizo game on the Yanks in the American A ll B;uefl#ld players are requested man something of a rim. but when was known as an athlete In his own And to the barn and other build- Crooke. In Class F — the Duplex Infield ever boasted. Locals Hope to Snap Visitors; night as he pursued a prisoner who Is the Penthouse Putting your weight on your Deal" in jiolitical campaigning to and shape of the pimples. League, but they had to pull through to report at (he Bluefleld tract to- 12-0 in An Interesting such seasoned players as Eddie world. He was a claimant to the ings?’’ Trophy now held by James Nunnul- Unlike a lot of other ball players had broken away from him, .Motor The eighteenth story Is the pont- shoulder blades and back of the John McClellan, candidate for Con- Usually these pimples are asso-; a couple of alarming situations to night, tomorrow night and Satur- 90 r w •• cz I Player m Segar, the two "Joea", Zapatka and world’s heavyweight wrestling title MAYO BROTHERS hoii.se floor of the bmlding and th-j Summer Is Farmer’s Busy Time Isy bf Detroit. who bloomed In their first year up Patrolman August Ray of the local neck, stretch your feet toward the gress. beat St. Louis 12 to 8. Schoolboy day. 22-Game Winning Streak n • r Lovett, and Incldently Spillane him- Perhaps the farmer will be proud dated with an Infection of the and flopped into oblivion in their Game. and as a circus performer claimed department, was fared today with njiartmontM adjoining that in which celling, steadying yourself with McClellan purchased every scat In The conteatante In t&s Eastern self, pick the most inopportune enough Of his crops to get his hat skin by germs of various types, Rowe, Tiger mound ace pitched only Wethersfield A. C. second year, Bill has worked the to be the strongest man In the the loss of his right arm and was the explosion oei urred are, respec- .vour hand.s. Now, using first one the park (or Friday night’s baseball Dlvltlonsl champtonahipe will race T M- Lz , Cup Team times to commit costly errors, bail and show you around. But it tS a including not only the germs three balls before a stitch In nit AB. R. H. PO. A. E. other way around. world. McGee, a native of Hamil- ARE LAUDED BY battling desperafely for life. He Is tively. those of Louis Sobol, rjew.i- leg and then the other, make be- game between Pine Bluff and Green- for an unusually fins and liberal as- Tomorrow Night. ‘ . Softball fans who. watched the games are lost. which are supposed to be specific back forced him to retire. Eldei Dumphy. 2b ...... 4 1 0 0 3 0 ton, Ont., trained Fltz.slmmtins fdr jiirpi.-r eoliimni:-t, and .NIiss Ftorenee busy time, is the summer. sortment of prises, and in addition, In 1933, after coming from .Antonio Hits Homei on the eritienl ll.st at the Lawrence lieve that you're riding a bicycle ville, Ml.ss., of the East Dixie League for acne, but also the usual pus- Anker, going in cola was found for Senstrom, ss ,, ...4 1 0 2 0 0 ___ Arrives. exhibition game between the Now the fight at Carson City, Ncv., In Hiowniiig. of a motion p'Ctiire pro- He may just say. "Go ahead.” for the title of Eastern Divisional Toledo with a new two-base hit The hitsters In the tilt were led and Mcmnrlnl hospital. III.s arm i'’edal- rapidly, bending the knees and "everybody in Southeast Arkan- forming germs called staphylo- three runs in the fifth and after the J. McCue, 3b ., ...2 0 0 3 2 1 record of 68 and boosted as a field- V ______Britain Y. M. C. A. and the Mn.n- which the latter stripped Corbett of ducing firm. Don’t ask questions to the ex- championship in each site of motor The bloomfield Hl-Y baieball | chc.ster A'll-Stars last night on t:,e by Antonio of the Baldwins, who ta THE PRESIDENT was almost torn off, when he ran In an exaggerated manner Make sas” 1s invited. cocci. , Tigers had blasted their way to the A. Vlclno, c ., ...4 0 2 6 1 0 ing wonder, the youngster couldn’ t his title March 17. 1897. and division of driver. By BOB CAVABANO against a car operated by Norbert Sobol said he was a.sleep when tent of Imposing on good nature. These conditions usually come on club will play the Highland Park West Side grounds were sho-vn the third lifted one far and wide f jr Taught 'toe Hold front with an eight run outburst In B McCue, rf .. ...3 0 0 1 0 find himself. Hla play at short wa.s (Associated Sport* Writer) Holland, 25, of 91 Main street. Wes- the exjiloslon blew In the waits of his Don’t pick berries without permis- In youth and may be associated to Two new races this year will be how the game should have benu a home run. Borello o f the Grsen After retiring from active wres- (Continued from Page One) the seventh, St. Louis put on a Bergandolil, lb ...3 0 0 8 0 irregular, since he alternated with team tomorrow evening at the terly, and he also received a com- r.partmcnt. He was attended by an sion. Don’t make him sorry you some extent also with the function- the Amateur Handicap race (or the played. Although the local All- slammed out a three-baggsr, and tling McGee originated the too hold nmbularice surgeon. Miss Browning came. And tell the children to be- counter rally for four runs In the Mattson, p ...... 13 0 0 1 5 New England trophy, and the Pro- Johnny Burnett for a while. He locals home grounds. The visitors New York, Aug. 8.—(AP) — the curative art. In the discovery of pound fracture of the jaw, .'he p.a- ing o f various glands. There are Star team collected 10 hits, chc Segar with Klssman, contributed and taught It to Gotch, who made It was not nt home. Ml.s:i Browning’s have. IS.st inning. Bell, If ___ __ ...3 0 0 1 0 fessional Handicap race for the slumped In his hitting, and his field- have one of the beet aeml-pro teams George Msrtin (.ott, Jr., of Chlcag'., new means for the prevention of dlSr trolman lost so much blood that he certain diseases in which pimples nearest they came to scoring ona two-base clouts. In fielding, Sav- his principal wcaimn In his cam- negro maid told jmliee she w a s in ?u3: The country Is not nt all new Yanks Split Even Mart, c f ...... ! .. .3 1 0 2 0 Wilcox-Crittenden trophy. The ing suffered. around the county and have a con- li back from England today with case, In the ereatloi, of methods by was almost dcail when admitted to are likely to occur, particularly dis- run was In the fourth Inning when erick and Sturgeon turned in some paign for the world's wrestling title. till' haltiriKini and w.as hurled (y T o p to most of us. Thus we lake it Meanwhile the Yanks could get n i Eastern Divisional champions will The rap then circulated. Fans secutive winning streak of twenty- wliat be tliinks Is the answer to the gr/sat work for the Baldwins, whfie whli-h all of the people may be made the hospital and an immediate eases of the digestion. with Stevenson on second. Arm - McGee using the name of Profes- through the i,loor. for granted that youngsters know ■fletter than an even break with. 20 3 2 21 9 1 make the team to compete against howled at Walter Johnson for play- two games. Among their victims question of "How can America re- Plnney for the Green was responsi- aware of the knowledge of hygiene blood transfusion was resorted to. Sometimes the taking o f drugs strong hit to short rightfleld, St.‘- sor Zeno, appeared as a strung map The doors of apartments and more than they do, VVe also have Washington, winning 4 to 3 on John- Blueflelds similar teams representing the Pa- ing the kid. But Johnson kept him are the Windsor Rangers, Wethers- capture the world tennis suprem- venson was caught standing up os ble for some pretty work at first and public healtli developed In the lleavHv I’eiuiU/.isI like bromides and Iodines will in- with the' Bamum and Bailey circus even elevator lioors In the corrid ~r an Idea that shooting thi'oug.h It ny Murphy’s five hit flinging but AB. R. H. PO. A. F. cific Coast and Uu Mld^West at the in there, knowing that seasoning field A. C. and the local Methodist acy?” be tried to score. To Play Firemen laboratory clinic, your vision offers J. E. Stromberg. a .sailor on the crease the number of pimples. under fire was just what the boy and with Klngllng Brothers. One of .subranrlne K-4, whom the |iollce- of the eighteenth Hobr were blown In a car Is liberal enough edui'atloii oing down In the second half, 6 to Picnnan, c f ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 National championships. church team. "It sounds simple enough and f Zatola, pitcher of the Hardware On Friday evening at Jarvis bis favorite stunta was to lift a jroml.se of a grpater nation and a off ami furniture w.as wrecked. , when the Senators belted Johnny needed. man was chasing, waa heavily pe- for them. The best w ay to prevent pim- f C. Smith, 2 b ...... 3 0 0 2 1 0 A Famous Course The Hltttoppers hope to win but lionestiv believe it’s juet as easy os City team, although not strictly iii Grove, Manchester Green Commu- horse with the u.sc of a specially happier people," Police said there w.as a strong Broca around freely. As late as this spring, Willie gave nalized In the Police Court this W e should remember, however, ples l.s. of course, to observe abso- E Raguskui. Ib-c 2 0 0 2 0 2 The course at Middletown is to do so they will have to play bet- It Bounde" said the 27 year old Chi- regulation form, bad the IndUn nity Chib meets Hose Co. No. 4. constructed platiform. "'I'hose of us wiio are eoneeme.l odor of ga-s and detoctiye;- Inve.sli- Other first division clubs ran into no indication of his promised great- onornlng. being fined $50’ (or breach that a flying panorama tells al- lute cleanliness about the skin. Katkaveck, c ____2 0 I ' l 0 1 known throughout the world as a ter ball than they did last evening, cago doubles veteraji, who with Les- sign on most of the All-Star olt- T h is ' is an annual affair that at- The athk^te, who In recent years with the problems • of government gnted to determine whether th>s most nothing. Farming takes plenty of trouble as the White Box 11 Smith, r f ...... 3 1 1 3 0 0 record making course. Probably nets. His work with the atlck on when they came from behln'd in the ter R. Stoefen of Los Angeles,' scor- ters, espeoially with men on bases. tracts a lot of interest, and this and of economics are under .special of the peace and sentenced to three Blackheads should be squeezed out the spring training tour was as had conducted a gymnasium and months In jail and to pay a fine of might have been t.hc eaiiae of the knowledge and system. It will be trimmed the third place Indiana 8 to A Raguskua, Sb . .4 0 0 0 1 0 more records have been made at last Inning scoring four runs to ed the only point for America in the Giorgetti, for the All-Stars, year the Smoke-Eaters are confi- obl'gation to modem niedUino in under careful conditions. The face weak aa turniped horseradish, and baths In New Haven, was fond of $100 and costs for resisting arrest. blast. good for the children to learn that 2 tuid the Athletics pounded out a Rautenburg. If ...4 0 2 1 0 0 Middletown than at any other edge the Zion Lutheran church. It acheluled rouAd against England In pitched good ball (or six Inningr. dent of Extinguishing the Green. two’ very Imjmrtant . rqspcets," he should be washed thorou'gYily with he turned into a slovenly inflelder. recalling how he decided to change Stromberg was eng.aged in a fight Not .At Home the com they eat from cans has a nine to 4 decision over the Red Sox Kennedy, ss ...... 2 0 1 2 3 0 course in the country. (Commodore was a poorly played contest both yVimbtsdon last month.. and p ls y ^ a good field game. Arm - Manager Hublard though claims his professlona'l name from Profes- continued. Tlio apartment In wjileh the »,x- hot water. But the minute the season start- with Arninnd .1. i.etendre, a sub- history of work; that the succes.s behind Johnny Mtwcum.. Lasblnski, c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 1 T. M. Russell, official surveyor, teams using unseasoned pitchers to Stoefen Greatest strong collected three out of four Missouri as his residence and de- sor Zeno to Atlas. "In the first place. It waa taught ploMion occurred, jiolire said, was The skin may be soaked In hot ed, so did Knlck. He took the lead In marine base sailor, but broke away of fruit depends on spra.ving and Patton, lb ...... 3 0 0 7 1 2promises a true race course with save their best ones for a'com ing "In my opinion "L o tt said and he but made three errors on first base mands to be ehown. The game will "They used to pay off alphabetic- us that with patience and appllca- that of a .Miss.Kelgga who aj'parent- boric add solution containing about batting among his mates, and hit while the patrolman was leading priming: that milking must be Joues, p ...... 3 0 1 0 3 0 full speed turns gams. Highland Park will hold a should know Stoefen apparently ui allowing several runs to score. be called at 6:15 p. m. sharp. ally,’’ he said once, "and one year tirn and skill and courage It la pos- ly was not at honic at the lime. It three heaping tablespoonfuls of Improved form on the field was re- batting pracUcs tonight and all him and Letendre to a police car. done twice a. day., "must" without powdered boric add to three quarts The arrahgeraehts for the specta- the greatest player ill the world, if The New Britain team plans to on an extended tour Into Canada, sible for human beings to control was In the bottom row of five markable. Just now he is macing players must be present. A fter the The testimony Jn the Police Court any "if." That^ every crop means I of hot water. The face may be CONCORDIAS TAKE 2ND 30 2 7 24 11 6 tors at Middletown are probably this fellow would get himself a train- enter the fall tournament of the the houses grew smaller and tnd Improve conditions under which floors of set-back jienthouses. around .345, more than any other practice a business meeting o f the this morning was that Stromberg care and work, soaked for 10 to 15 minutes with Two base hlu, A. Vlclno; three the best in the country. The drivers er and work out seriously seven days National Softball Association, tr. smaller. they live, and It hot. taught us how The explosion was felt as far as I major league shortstop, and he’s team will be held. had starteil the fight and Letendre Shu Threshing Day , towels wrung out In a hot solution base hits, B. Smith, Brennan; struck go near both banks of the river. A a week 52 weeks a year, he’d be the which they competed last year. A Changed Ills Name devotion to the public good, un.sel- the .seventh lloor of the building, . GAME FROM HOF BRAUS pulling fielding stunts that some of was found not-guilty. Threshing is a fascinating pro- of this type. out, by Jones, 6, Mattson 5; base on loud-speaker system keeps every- best singles player in the game. large crowd attended the game last "Finally It reached the .stage ll.sh service, never ondtiig cousldera- where Vincent Boniva w.a.s throw'i the rest of the boys never heard of. night and were Impreosed with' the cess to watch, but as a r.ile this Is This will remove the grca.so and hslls, off Mattson 2; wild pitches, one advised as to who’s who and "T h at’s just fifty per cent of the where the paymaster wasn’t getting tien of human needs, are Iti them- from belt against a wall .hi hts the very day your host will not where, and you can either park This corner has seen Knlck in ac- play of the visiting team. The Stunmeh, i»a loose the .skin from the face, as well Jones. answer .as 1 see It. The rest depends past the "F ’s" in paying off. Right selves conquering forces. apartment. He tyas unhurt. A fter want visitors. The Concordia Lutherans again your car In a grassy park under L'on several times, and what we score: BOY DIES OF RABIES; as the material from the pimples on Sidney Wood of New York. Right then and there I made m.v decision. "Derriooracy looks to the day when the .blast the halis -were crowded Do the "Children know the differ- defeated the H of Brau nine o f Rock- giant treas, or sit In the grand- have seen o f his throwing arm gives New Britain i:^ D lN G S "Later on. when j reported at with tenants. and blackheads. rise to the modest opinion that It’s BATTING now I should say Wood and Stoefen tle.se virtues will bo required and Qnd C ool , ence between hay snd straw? Weil ville last night on the latter’s home stand. Arrangements will be made AB R H PO A E Bridgeport, one of the office men Tile explosion was heard (or ten probably the best In any major are on a par as the best singles Camponalo. 2b .. 6 1 1 4 2 0 e.xpeeted of those who servo the pub- WAS BELIEVED WELL — they will find out in the country. A fter this heating process, the field, winning by a score of 7 to 5. BRAVES TO APPEAR at the pits for handling the boats, YESTERDAY’S RESIXTS greeted me: ‘Well Professor Zeno, blocks anil within a short time Woklno league Infield. players In America.. Wood lacks ten- Koraty, 3 b ...... 5 3 1 1 4 0 lic offkially and unofficially,’’ How milk and cream are separat- blackheads 'may be squeezed ' out The winners were outhlt, 11 to 6, motors (bd equipment of 150 driv- It’s certainly great to .-ee you.’ That thousands of people -had gathered He baa a peculiar snap throw nis. He’s hot "match tight" and the Truhan, if ...... 4 4 3 2 0 0 ukda ed? What different animals eat? properly with a .special blackhead bui capitalized oh nine errore by ers, and .without congestion. Sever- Northeaetern . was my cue. nischargi'd from Hospital Ho in the nelghborhoml. The ndl ic from any position that enables him vnly way he can get that way is to Gloronla, c ...... S 1 1 9 0 1 unxie. Cf>4lah,. What a clucking hen is? How but- extractor. Then the skin may be • their opponents. AGAINSTJMTFORD al unusual features are promised by L&kDERS Springfield 7. Hartford 5. also was heard In Jeffer.'ion Market " 'Cut out that Zeno stu ff I said. Hceomos Violent ; I’oliceman ter is churned? Why haymows have Noske starred in the field, making tt.e local .Regatta Cbmmlttee,. and to get the ball away with no lost By ASSOCIATED PRESS play tennis the year round. Miller, cf ...... 5 0 2 1 1 0 Court and Chief-Magistrate James treated with successive sponges of New Bedford 7, Lowell 1. 'From now on my name Is Atlas.’ I ANDOVER ^1 l*e a hole? Why. there’s always a cat two spa.-kling catches of files label- from experience of paat years, no motion, and we’U wager he con (Including Yesterday’s Games) “ He should have beaten Perry In Bobeck. s s ...... 6 1 2 1 1 1 .\lso liiUen hy Same Dog. F MctVinald went from court to the cold W ater to'con tract the pores Watertown 4, Manchester 2. was going to be first In the pay off around the bam? W hy trees have led fbr extra bases. The game waa one going to Middletown will be cover more outfield territory than NATIONAL LEAGUE the first day of singles and I belisve Marzinski, lb ... 5 0 .0 7 0 0 Worcester 3, Wayland 2. not last." scene of the blast. and the dilated blood vessels. Boston Clnb to Oppose Sena- any o f the other boys. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Talbot motor- to be sprayed? Why little hoii.ses called in the sixth.due to darkness. disappointed. Batting-T-Terry, Giants, .367; P, he would have done it If he had more Butch, tt ...... 4 1 0 2 1 U National McGee was of Etcotch-Irish de- New York. Aug. 8. - (A P) — By tills lime |mi11cc had roped off ' ,ir-old John Kelly died to- the are.a anjiind the building, wheie skill provide .various ointmcnt.s, cations, Knlck has a head on his Would Play Singles they apeftt the day with Mrs. Tal- queer looking machinery does and AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Pheipe Ingersoil, Wilcox, Crltten- Runs— Ott, Giants, 91; Terry, Zatola, p ...... 4 0 0 0 1 0 Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 1. son. In keeping with his wish, the bot’s brother at his collage. day from rabies following the bite there was a litter of glass from salves, and pastes (or Irritated antj tors at Bnlkeley Stadinm shoulders that knows baseball Lott Is all worked up over the of ii chow di>g that turned on him SUo-ke-N. why ? W’em er, as ...... 4 1 1 2 1 3 d( and Co,, Inc., Middletown, Giante, 88. Boston 3, Philadelphia 1. body will be cremated. The funeral Mr. and Mrs. O. .Wjmnc Williams apartment window's and from shat- infected skin. It is also po.sslble I: Good field, good hit, good head — Davis Cup iituation. H e’s perfectly Totals Every farm 1s national Insti- Lerch, lb ...... 3 2 1 6 0 0 Conn., (o r any further information. Runs Batted In— Ott, Giants, 119; S t Louis 2-2. (Cincinnati 0-9. will be held Friday., and children, Mona and Gresham while he waa playing with the ani- tered wlnd.shlelds of automobiles. the more severe cases to bring what more do you want? mal In his home July II. tution and deserves Interest and about good re.siilts by use of the Tureck, cf ...... 3 1 1 1 0 0 Tomorrow Night. Collins, Cardinals, 81. li>PPy to go along as a doubles .American Williams and Mrs. Maaf of ,\cw H PO A explanation. X-ray. Haberem, c .. ..3 1 1 4 0 0 Hits—Terry, Giants. 149; P. player, but be has an Idea tliat per- New York 4-3, Washington 3-fi New York arrived In town Tuesday. The woumla on the boy’s face were Maloney, 3b .... 4 0 0 1 2 0 Gess, p ...... -. ..3 1 0 0 4 Waner, Pirates, 148. haps be could add another point to Philadelphia 9. Boston 4. Mrs. Williams and children will vi.s- Immediately cauterized and he was With all this, the general hy- 0 The Boston Braves, who have not Stevenson, s( . . . 4 0 2 2 0 t placed in a hospital. . Two days PRESIDENT URGED Slbrlnsz, 2b .. i ..3 0 0 LAFFOON CRACKS PAR Doubles-^Vaughan, Pirates, S3; his team’s score by playing singles. Chicago 8, Cleveland 2. INVESTITUM CEREMONY it Mr. and .Mrs. W. B. Talbot, the TOO MUCH BUSINESS giene of the body may be improved, 3 4 0 visited Hartford in several years are Slamonds, ss .... 4 0 2 3 0 0 later the board of health reported and constipation anjl indigestion Fisher, 3b ...... 3 1 1 0 1 1 F. Herman, Cubs, 31. " I ’m 27 years old. maybe a little Detroit 12, St. Louis 8. former’s parents, for a few days. scheduled for an exhibition game at too old" he smiled, "but I think If Armstrong, lb. If 4 0 3 7 1 S the dog to be . infected and ontl- TO SEH LE STRIKE should be overcome, by suitable Noske, I f ...... 3 0 1 2 0 0 Bulkeley Stadium, tomorrow night - TO LEAD BY STROKE Triplets— Suhr, Pirates, 10; Mr. and Mrs. George .Merritt mo- Manltowish. Wls.—John Dilllnger Vaughan and P. Waner, Pirates, Col- 1 work hard enough at It I could Shields, c f ...... 4 0 0 1 1 0 STANDING OF MANCHESTER MOOSE rables scrum waji given, diets. There should be plenty of Lampreebt, rf - ..3 0 0 0 0 0 against the Hartford Senators o f the tored to Portland Sunday to spend is too much of a drawing card to lins ano Medwick, Cardinals, 9. beat Bunny Austin of England in a Tedford, I f ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 ■ The youth was relea.sed from the outdoor exercise and fresh air. Northeastern League. The game the day with the former’s sister,. suit Emil Wanatka. . singles match." Kelr, lb ...... 2 0 1-2 0 t Northeastern ho.spital whore the treatment was (Continued from Page One) 28 7 6 18 10 1 will be a twilight affair, starting at Home Runs— Ott, Olants, 39; Mrs. Raymond Healey and family. Emil and his Little Bohemia re- Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 8.— (A P )— Berger, Braves, 25. Blanchard, rf . . ; 2 0 0 3 0 0 W. One Hundred Attend .Meeting given on July ’29. app.arently well. Haf Brau 6 o’clock, at which hour It la be- They arrlvea yesterday on the L. Pet. Miss Ix)ls Merritt has been sj'end- sort shot on to the front pages last .MODEL PLA N E AWNS Ky Laffoon, Denver’s golfing ty- Stolen Bases— Martin", (Cardinals, McCtormlck, C...3-0 0 4 0 0Manchester . ..10 10 .655 Yesterday he became violently ill ; p.irtu lpate In the program fentiir- AB. R. H. PO. A. E. lieved that many, particularly here Liner Paris and appeared In fine Last Night in Home Club — Ing a week in Portland with her I irg Pre.-ident- Roosevelt. Gov. Olson r April'W kcn Di-Ulnger and his gang • JUST ‘GOING .AAA,AT” phoon, apparently is not yet 17; Bartell, Phillies, and Cuyler, fettle for their first doubles appear- Moske, 2b ...... S 0 1 1 0 1 Worcester ... 19 14 .576 and was taken back to the hospital, Fubr. Ib-cf ... . .4 1 2 In Manchester and other sections a nt. Mrs. Raymond Healey. I'ffd it'" a? a hideout, kept Emil a 1 1 2 through with the par cracking cam- J Cubs. 12. Giorgetti, p.,.,3 01 2 1 0Lowell 16 IS .545 Social Hour Follows. where he' dual of rabies, according' ' l; iu'd orders sii.^-pcnding military enj'v 2 . 8 ^ Perzanowski ss-2b 4 1 1 1 0 outside of Hartford, will be able to ance of the summer ■ season at Mr. and Mrs. Howsrd Greene and x'lrtual prisoner two days, and then ^ Kansas City (AP)—Richard 2 paign that has made him a sensa- Roger Cramer, AthleUcs — Hit Pitching—J. Dean, Cardinals, New Bedford . 15 IS .536 to physUians. j - -mrt. Moanwhlle. sixty pickets and Merk, 2b-ss . . . , ..3 0 attend, although they could not get Brookline, Maas., today In the Long- Mr. and Mrs. William Thomp.son fled in a hail of bullets as the mob 1 2 0 3 tion this year. double and three singles and stole Totals...... 36 0 10 27 5 6 Hartford .... 17 15 .631 ------^ Patrolman Edward Falco who I truck owners arrested (or operating HOOSE either printed percale or dark linen with pique to fashion Funk. 17-year-old messenger boy, Miller, cf-lb ... away at an earlier hour. 20-3; Schumacher, Giants, 17-5. wood Bowl tournament. About 100 of the members of the had a clambake at their home re- thot It out with offlcersi ..3 1 1 2 0 1 (Colorado’s g ift to the game, base In victory over Red Sox. Two-base bits, Truhan, Bunko; Watertown .. 17 15 JS31 went to the boy's home to tie up ffri.ck-^^ without a military permit. won a model airplane sailing con- Plueusa, 3b . . . . »T h e regular scheduled league Lott wore a new double breastea Loyal Order of Moose attended the cently for members of the shop of C this charming summer model (or misses and ladles. The designs "Businesii here," Emil said today. ..3 0 1 1 1 0 shaved three etrokes off perfect fig- Ed Brandt. Braves, Umlted Phil- double play, Koraty, Campona-A Springfield ... 10 17 .370 the dog pending arrival o f health W ere tnearcerated., in the stockade. ma.v he had In sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. Size 18 requires 3 2-3 test and received the award o f a game of the day Lowell vs. Hart- AMERICAN LEAGUE gray suit and Stoefen said It came r e ^ la r meeting last evening at the Dovals, Inc., Burnside, u:here Mr. "It too good. I ’m kept so busy I ’m V.’orraatedt, c . ..3 0 2 9 1 0 ures for the Oakhlll CoudIT club’s 1168 to 86V6Q hits 8trlklC^ OUt 86V6D. Marzinski: base on balls, off Glor- Waytand 7 23 J33 dejinrtiiient Insjiectors wa.s also bit- It was generally believed-thc gov- yards of 35-lnch fabric with 2-3 yard contrast. gold watch "in absentia," as the ford will be played as a sort of cur- Betting— Manush, Senators .390; from the Hope Brothers in London. Manchester Home club hall to wit- Greene la employed. Thos# j.iresent getting tired of It. I want to rest for colleges say. ' Pfeiffer if ___ ..3 1 2 1 1 0 east course with a 68 yesterday to Hank Greenberg, Tigers __ Gehrig, Yankees, .374. geCti 1, off Zatola 2; struck out, by National ten. He wa.s given the same treat- ernor issiieil the siirpension order tain-raiser to the appearance of “ Yes," the Californian explained, aeM the ceremony of investiture of were; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pur- To secure a PATTE RN and 8TEP-BV-STEP SEATING IN- a year or two." ' Richard couldn’t wait to see how Raczkowskl, rf ..3 1 1 1 0 0 take a one stroke lead in the first Knocked In three runs against Runs— Gehringer, Tigers, Giorgetti 3. by Zatola 6;. umpires. W. L. Pet, ment a.s the boy and as yet ha.s re- f t ndtng ai decision In Federal Court STRl'CTIONS, fill out the coupon below, being sure to MENTION the big leagues. The Senators and 101; "they hope to be paid.” Stoefen also t t '' new regalia. Senior Dictator Tans of iManchester, and their St Louis, p ...... 2 0 0 0 1 1 round of the 72 hole Rochester Cen- Browns with homer and double. Werber, Red Sox, 94. Lasblnski and Jolly. New York , «T 38 A88 ported no 111 effects from the dog’s ol the reqiie.st of employers for aii THE NA.ME OF THIS NEAA'SPAPER. The Little Bohemia, he said, has long his plane remained aloft be- Lowell will cross bats at 4 o’clock, were a new outfit and Lott in re- Frank A. Montie, acting as dictator, nephew, Gordon Williams o f Wis- bile. been almost boom days since . the cause he had to go to'w ork The tennial-Waiter Hagen tournament. Dlzxy Dean, Cards and Allyn Runs Batted In—Gehrig, Yan- Chicago .... 62 41 .602 •t tiiiictbm against martial law. The and oQe ticket will admit to both taliation said: TODAY’S GAMES and Paul Qulsh as herald, invested consin; Mr. and Mrs. Medford, of Dlilingor episode. official timers weren’t much better 28 5 11 18 S 9 Tom Newlove, a comparative un- Stout, Bads—Pitched six hit shut kees, 125; Bonura, W hits Sox, St Louis .. .59 44 .673 bearing l.s set.for Thursday morn- games, there being no advance In the "H e got his n1th a pound of Northeastern the following officers with their Burnside; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur JULIA BOYD, 103 PARK AVENUE, NEAA! YORK off. even after chasing the little hlanchester . . .. 302 o i l - -7 known Qxim Syracuse carded a 60 out In opener. Stout limited Cards Trosky, Indians, and Greenberg, Boston ...... 63 52 JS05 SNAKES .\IJVE ing. regular 25c and 55c prices being candy." Hartford at Springfield. new collars: Dictator. John F. Lim - Coubert, Miss Lily Oandal, of Tol- craft to an outlying suburb in a Rockville ... 210 002—5 for second place while Gordon Tay- to five hits in second game. Tigers, 9fi. Pittsburgh . 49 51 .490 Enclosed is 1$ cents in coin (or charged this season. It is expected Watertown at Wayland. erick; vice dictator, Francis J. Lim - land: Marshall (ireene and Miss SAAEDEN’S STE E L motorcar. Two ba.se hits, Perzanowski; three lor, Toronto amateur and Leo Die- Ben Chapman, Yanks — Made Hlts^—Manush, Senators Brooklyn .., 43 SS .426 St. IjHiis- Lost and found depart- KOHRF.IIY HEB ATE ■that the biggest baseball crowd of 155; GUN GOES BOOM Lowell at New Bedford. erick; past dlcUtof, Josephine Chl- •Shirley Hamlctt, of Andover, Pattern No...... Size...... TR.ADE BETTER They lost sight of the ship while base hits, Miller; stolen bases, Wer- gel, taut nerves pro from Philadel- three hits In each game o f double Gehrig, Yankees, 147. Philadelphia 43 61 .413 colne; lecretarj’. Paul Cervlni; ment clerks at the Union Station the season will be on band when the Manchester at Worcester. While painting the store at Co- it was at an altitude of about 2.000 nei. Lerch, Haberem. Gess, Slbrlnsz, phia, tied for third with 70s. header againat Washington. Doubles—Greenberg, Tigers, Cincinnati ., 36 67 .350 treasurer, WilUaaj Wamock; pre- ojjetied an unclaimed bag and - out Tiffin, O.,- Hijackers started car- Name...... Address ...... Braves trot out on their field.' 41; Stellenbosch, South Africa — National lumbia Center Tuesday George Stockholm.— (A P ) — Reports for feet and were compelled to atop Fisher, Noske; double plays, Fisher Hagen in whose honor the tourna- Arky Vaughan. Pirates. — Hit Gehringer, Tlgero, S3. Amerteon late. Luke Deane; orator, D. J. scooted diamond back rattlers, I rying the qlot machines from Gor- In dropping over In Hartford — Salutes to the king are passe here. Brooklyn at New York. M erritt fell from the roof and City...... s u i e ...... the first months o f 1934 show con- their watches at 8 minutes, 21 sec- to Slbrlnsz to Lerch; left on bases, ment is being held, took a 72. bomer with two on base to beat Dickson; sergeant-at-arms, Llbero water snakes, cotton moutb moc- don Keiffer’s gasoline station and the Braves are due to leave at 8:40 Triples—Chapman, Yankees, 11; Stellenbosch celebrated the king’s Philadelphia at Boston. might have sustained serious In- Nsnie of this newspaper ...... tinued Improvement In Swedish Iron onds. Manchester 3, Rockville 6; base on Cubs. Msnusfa, Senators, 10, Detroit ...... Fracchla; inner guard, Peter casins, blotcher water snakes, baby ! Kelffcr protesteii for the money in for New York — the Boeton Club birthday the first Monday of each (Chicago at Pittsburgh (2 ). juries bad he not grasped at a tele- and steel manufacture, following balls, off Gess 1; passed balls. Hab- LEGION JB8. TO PL.AY Zebe Bonura, 'White Sox.— Hit two N ew York ., Zableakas; outer guard, Leo Rowe. ribbon snakes, a coiip’.e of .terrapins , the machines belongs to him. ' j will bring all of ita star performers Home Runs—Gehrig, Yankees, 86; August, firing a salute from a can- St. Louis at (Clncinatti. phone wire. The wire pulled but, and throe turtles. improvements of 22 per cent in Iron I A process for coating paper erem 2, Wormstedt; wild pitch, (Jess doublea, scored one run and drove (Cleveland A aocial hour with refreahmenta j “ How much" askeil the robbers. ! Including VVallie Berger, home run Foxx, Athletics, 34. non dating back to the days of the American but It broke Mr. M erritt’s fall. The Si .m .MER P.ATTERN BOOK, with a complete selection of and 19 per cent . In steel la.st year I money with an extremely thin fllra .The American Legion Jrs. will In two against Indians. Boston ...... 'follow ed the ceremony, with instru- The St. IwOuis zoo got bag and "Five dollars ” Kelffcr estimated 1; struck out, by (3ess 4. St. Louis hitter and Billy Urbanskl, for whom Stolen Bases— Werber, Rad Sox, Dutch East India (Company. Yester- Boston at Philadelphia. However he waa badly shaken and contents. The clerks hope It waa Julia Boyd designs, now Is ready. It's 15 cents when purchased as compared with 1932. Steel Is 1 of metal, to make it more durable, C. Time, 1:40. Umpires, Orlowski, play the Wapping team at Mt. Nebo Travis Jackson, GianU.—Clouted 28; Fox. Tigers, 21. Washington “ntal nuaitt and elwruy. ■omewtaat bruised. j The hijackers tossed him a $5 b ill. teparatcly. Or. If you want to order it with the pattern above, aend the. Braves paid the Montreal Tooncrville Folks Bv Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE M ic k e v Chimsel f) Mc G uire
Men tell their wives everything 4 night and day, that is if we con- YEW-— eoiNkoTWRU E XJqjNKb Sfe Y\^LES AN HOUR/ THE SAFETY COMMISSION! SERVICE 20A and I’ve watched my properties one of her oldest friends to see her. La$tNight's Fights LOST—SXJSl OF money la brown BRYAN QUALIFIES Woman—What did it teach you? <£*06W, 1 HATE TO LET YOU OOMPLAlhnS HAVE BEEN FOR RENT— SIX ROOM cotUfe at and my investments, r v f probably And she could have given you a cloth bag, between Slancheater and (N addition I'D Silver. Lane Bu* 'M an -rl prefer a girl who Is handy, Friend— Not to read any more SENT IN.ACCUSING Hartford, Reward U returned to Andover Lake, waterfront, Im- OF lost as little .n anybody In Amer- very good time." By ASSOCIATED PBESS by the same author. 1 WAG M AMNG AUTO.MOBILES FOR RENT— AT CHAPMAN beach, —- By Sophie Kerr . and so awfully pretty (and after all you kqow. Mother, when you think Chynoweth, 137, Milwaukee, out- BUCKS,OUT OF SEASON? BOYDU V^EP 'Westbrook, waterfront cottage, 6 she Is my child, Am y), I thought pointed Garry Baldwin, 138H, Chi- Brookline, Mass., Aug. 8.— (AP), at least one satisfaction. The gov- A TEST -RUN / FOR SALE 4 CHAFER XUl about a woman ‘hbw young she About tbe worst thing one wom- ernment can’t take it away from rooms, all Improvements, acfeeneU suddenly that Td like to give her cago. (4). T-Robert ."Lefty" Bryan, of Oiat'- ANY SCATS IN THE HOOPLE IS THE NAME HELP WANTED— looks’ It’s a sure sign that her real an can say to another is, "Ob, bow them. 1332 PLYMOUTH coupe, 1831 Oak- porch, garage. Last weeks of Nancy was fitting very atralght a chance." Peoria, • ill.— Tony Zale, 165, OUtOYOUPUSH.JP'^ A BANANA FEMALE 35 2 on the Bofa, her eyes wary, her youngness is gone. And acting aa tanooga, Tenn., saved the quarter fat you’re getting lately!" land aedan, 1929 Pontiac coach, August, Tel. 4>5174, Hartford. "Ob. I see. A chance for what ex- Gary, Ind., knocked out Bruce expression, defiant. Before her. In if Marhiirg was totally inhabited finals round of the Longwood Bowl He was on a transAtlantlc trip, WlTHOLTr 1929 Chevrolet coiipe, 1927 Buick CHRISTMAS CARDS. Big fcommls- actly?” • by a moron peasantry! I wouldn’t Wade, 165, Peoria, (3 ); Joe Oelgnac, tennis tournament from being an eedan. 1927 Buick Vtctorta coupe. Miss Rosa's most comfortable chair, 146, Benton Harbor, Mich., out- Mon—I've got to quit stajTng out and when he came up on deck in the sions selling personal greetings, waa Jane; sd light and girlUh in "A chance to get out of this slow have gone If ^ e had offered me a all favorites’ affair. late nights. early morning he was accoited by Terms, trades. Cole Motors—64M. LEG AL NOTICES 78 diamond tree and a ruby bush! pointed Marcel Frigard, 144 V4, He qualified for th e ' round of cmbo's::cd stationery samples Irie. her velvet pajamas, with her dark little city and right into tbe mid- Pekin, Dl., (6). Friend—You think It Is bad for several fellow passengers, who aag- Mother-^1 didn’t like her— I didn't eight yesterday b y . defeating'the 21-foIder assortment. Humorous,- AT A ' court of PROBATE held hair curled up In a mop at the dle of things. A chance for lux- Hartford, Cjonn.— Eddie (Un- you ? ed in chorus; "Where did you get Etching, Everyday, Gift Wrapping At Manchester within end for the ury, travel,, lovely clothes, meeting like her one bit!" seventh' seeded Henry Prues of Mon—No, It’s the excitement af- that eye, old man?” MOVLN’ O— IRC X K I N O — Ulatrlrt of Manchjester on the 7th day back, that for a moment Amy had known) Winston, 191, Hartford, boxes. Bonuses. Experience un- the Illusion of the Jane she used people whose namet are In tbe "Oh, Nancy!” cried Amy in- sud- Seattle in a stubborn match. His ter getting home. The Man—That? That’s a birth STORAGE 2U of August A. D. 1114. stopped Salvatore Rug^rello, 207, win gained him the dlstinetlon of iiecessary. Wallace Brown, 225F Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE; Esq.. to know. papers all the time, theaters, music, den awful dismay, "don’t say thatf" New York, (6). mark. being the only unseeded player left PKRRETT.* GLE.NNFIV LNC. local Fifth Ave., New York. Judge, "Oh, hello, Jane,” said Amy, "I art, all that sort of thing. 1 thought It came to her with a rush that She Cleveland— Patsy Severo, ISOH, 'These modem electric refrigera- Fellow Passenger — Birth-mark Katate of Henry W. Harrison late o( what a deadly time she muat could have devised no more terri- in the Bowl competitloii.' tors are certainly a boon to the dog be blowed! It’s a black eye. uid long distance moving. Daily, of Manchester in said District. de> didn’t know you were here. When Meadville, Pa., outpointed Jackie express to H.-irtlord Overhtghl have here, the kind of time I had ble judgment of Jane than those The pairings gsve him the top food business. We eat the scraps The Man— I tell you It’s a blrth- HELP WANTED— MALE 30 c.eased. dW you com e?” Sharkey, 130 V4. Minneapolis, (10); seeded. Wllmer Allison, of AufUi^ eendee to and trna Sev. Vork Tel, Upon application of the Admlnls* when I was a girl, and ao, almost words uttered In that way by Jane’s Lou Severo, 139^4, Meadville, out- ourselves now. marki tratrlx for autporUy to mortgage real "Last night, quite unexpectedly," before I knew what I waa saying, I own child. "She has lots of good, Tex., for a partner in today's play. Then they gathered abound him, WANTED— PAI.VT SALESMAN cetate belonging to said eatate, as said Jane aweetiy. "How are you, pointed Joey Spelgel, 145, Union- Frankie Parker, of Sprmg Laki calling on hardware, paint, building asked if she wouldn't like to visit qualities. She, has, really.” town, Pa., (10).. Man— I hear that Brown and In one voice shouted: "Birth' per application on file, ; a dear—how well you locfit!" me. I thought I’d like to show her N. J., faced Johnny Van Ryn, « gentleman farmer now. mark? We don’t think! Birth supply and imluatrial trade, who ORDFJREbr—That said application "You can write me a Hat of ’em Philadelphia, today and Berkeley'- be htfarrl. and determined at the .Pro- The tone made Amy understand things, and for the first time I v/as Friend—Yes. and he is the real mark? 'We don’t think! ran handle additional line of aa- sometime," said Nancy, still wrath- Bell, pf New York, drew ''Donald Manchester bate OfflcA In Manchester on the J3th that her dress was old and out of actually curious abou* her, about ful. 'Tt won’t take more than half thing in that line.' He puts evening The Man— Well, It happened this if)lialt roof paints, ' calking com- day of August. A. D., 1D84. at 8 o’clock BAER IS NOW PULLING Budge, of San Francisco, for a fashion, her hat even more so, and her tastes and her brains and her a second. Tbe worst thing was, she dresses on all bis scarecrows at way, boys. I tried to get into the Evening Herald pound.N, etc. Straight commission <9 t.) In the forenoon, and the Court quarter final'; partner. dusk, \vrong berth last night. directa aald Administratrix to' give her hair straggling, and she could ideas, whether she had any head said she hoped I wouldn't be con- basis only. Reply S, Herald. scarcely keep from smiling. for business. If she has I could do Jack Tldball, of Hollywood, Calif., CLASSIFIED notice to all pervona Intereated tent to settle down like you md DEMPSEY’S OLD STUNT rested up today for a aeml-flnal duol WANTED—EXRERIENCED tobac- d eetate to appear if they aee "You look pretty well yourself, almost anything for her. But she When daughter begins to have Heaven probably believes- that cabse and be heard thereon by pub- live in this dull college life! Oh, was with either Bell or Budge in the the boya on the brain, it won’t be adver t isement s ro stringer and hanger. Frank « and as decorative as ever, she re- turned me down cold! Amusing, I sore! Mother, look here— are ^ou liahlng a copy, o f thie order once in lower half of the draw, his quarter long until father has a son-in-law :t seldom hears frojn us except Count 8U WorOP X# • U**. Hartl, Taylor street, Tnlcottvllle. some newspaper having a circulation plied cheerfully. "Miss Rosa muat Isn't It?” She shrugged her shoul- sorry you married Father? Is it Fort Smith, Ark., Aug. 8.— (AP) hav( been awfully glad to see you. ders. final's mate, Bryant Grant, of At- on his hands. when we are. laUJAli. oumbpra and abbrovlntlooi In said prohate dlatrlct. five days be- so awful to be a faculty lady at a — To Nnd himself floored is somer lanta, having withdrawn from tna •Acb count PP p /04'd pnd compound fore the said day of heii,f|ng and re- It’s been so very long since you've "But so suddenly, Jane! IVhat small college? Do you feel hemmed thing unusual for Max Baer, world’s wordt A* two wordt Minimum eopt la SALES.MEN WANTED 36 A turn make to the C*^>urt. paid Marburg a visit. Weren’t you competition. “ T ls great to behold,” sighed W1LLIA.M 8. HYDE did you expect her to do?" in and thwarted? Did you ever heavyweight champion, but that's pricp ot thrpp ilDPP- surprised to. And Nancy grown up? Mark Anthony, as he viewed the Llop ratpp ppr day foi tran»i#»V SAL,E.SiIEN WANTED to represent Judge. "If anyone had come along and feel that w ay?" just what happened to him in a lo- BOYS’ TOURNAMENT Pyramids. Whereat Cleopatra snug- Flapper Fanny Says: ode H'8-8-S4. I don’t believe you could have rec- offered me the.same thing when I cal ring. mo.u.». e»T. orr. CfTerttirp ftlarcb It, I**! ac old reliable concern. Drawing ac- ognized her. She waa about fc ir ’'There’s a special reason for CJuIver, Ind., Aug. 8.— (A P )— ^The gled closer and whispered In his ear, Caoh Cborfp i was her age I’d have had my trunks However, the boxing champion National Junior and Boys’ Tennis count and comml.ssion. Selling ex- your asking that, isn’t there? A "• ’Tls greater to be held.” I eto when you saw her laatt” packed by this time! Oh well, that’s soon had the situation in hand. Tournament faced a strenuous perience unneccH.sary. Earn while Nancy could keep still no longer. special reason, with initials R. C.!’’ I ConoPCutlTp Day . . • eta l l olo I that! And how about you. Amy— During a wrestling bout • he was schedule today, in an effort to moke Another thing wrong with our I Day ...... I ot* learning. Interview Mr. Egley, 7 p "Mother, Miss Terry's been asking ' 1 needn’t ask, I suppose. How do Gorgeous color flooded Nancy’s refereeing, “Wild Red” Berry beat All ordtro for irrairulai Inaerttono m, to 9:30 p. m. Wednesday at Nin e ARE INJURED face. “All the more why you should up for delays caused by two days police system is the theory that the S( ()R(’HY SMITH me to visit her in New York. She’d you keep your complexion! it’s Jean Labelle tato a groggy condi- ot intermittent rain. To The Hospital will ba char««d at tbt one time rata. ' Hotel Sheridan. like me to come and stay as long give me the real lowdown, isn’t criminal sboulcl have the first abot. 8p4»olal rataa (cr loop tarn avary realty marvellous. And Aunt Rosa tion. Then Berry proceeded to put Gene Mako, of Los Angeles, aeed- LrVHW H it 9ru. U tIP i Y 88 CUARIISP WAgCK i A flA k K SMfiitg ON TVE ! day advartlalni piva upon ragueat as I want.” tells me that besides being a fac- there?” she demanded. Baer on the floor with a wild blow. Ada ordered for ittree oi ala days eti at the top of the junior section, Man— Do you believe In fortune I pcctesy sup rty jyMP ©or of -ras. IN AIR ACCIDENT "What a nice Invitation to come ulty lady you’re Marburg's musical Amy did not Insist on her guess. Labelle was not able to arise and managed to give a convincing dem- telling? i and atopped before tbe third oi fifth SITUATIONS WANTED— right out of the blue!" aald Amy. Ann feuow*... day will be ebarpad only for tbe aa* leader, that you manage concerts Nancy should tell her In her own defend himself so Baer attended to onstration, between showers yester- Friend—Boy. my wife often tells FEMALE 311 '^ g a t HE (5 ! fual number of timea the .< appear^ "And I waa saying,’’ went on and run choruses and what not. Ap- time, In her own way. Instead she the matter for botiK He let fly an day at the expense of Russell-Shli k, me what Is going to happen to me. ad. eharplng at the rate earned, but Nancy quickly, "that I was sorry, parently you thrive on it, too. I answered, honestly: “ Nancy, I’ve uppercut and down went Berry. $AP ACCID6NT,. no allowance or rafunda can be made .\J1DDLK aged woman wants to •OI Bloomington, 111., 6-0, 6-0. TPO 1 assist with housework, good home but I couldn't possibly do It—I should think you’d be bored 4o loved every minute that I’ve been The wrestler had to be helped Other standouts to advance among No man snores as loudly as his on alx time ade atopped after the Passenger Plane Bursts Into mean, there’s so much here and—’’ fifth day. rather than high wages. Write Box tears!” married to Howard, and—oh, just from the ring. _ the juniors were Ramsey Potts ot wife claims: no woman talks as Jane broke In with a composure No '*tlU forbida"! dlaplay Itnee net W, Herald. "But you must remember I’m un-‘ take a good look at me, silly! Do Memphis, Tenn., seeded second, and much as her husband claims. Men •old. so perfect that no one might guess I look cramped and thwarted ? HOLY N.A.MES TO MEET Tbe Herald will not ba raapunatbla Flames After Crash Near accustomed to anything else,” Ernest Sutter, of New Orleans. and women are not fair to each for more than one Incorrect Inaertloa rancor beneath. "I wish you’d let said Amy. "I’m not at all bored. We’ve never had much money and Henry Daniels of New York, seed- other. of any advertlacment ordered fo? I)0(;s— HI KDS-^PETS” 41 her come. Amy—you muat thl’-k In fact I quite enjoy it." I’ve always had to work pretty The Holy Names A. C. will, meet ed second to Joe Hunt, of Los An- more than one time Milwaukee. It odd. my speaking to her about "I believe you do. It all seems hard, but we haven’t had quarrels tonight in St. Bridget’s hall at 7 geles. in the boys’ division, defeated Customer— Are these eggs fresh? Tbe Inadvarteot ofr*ieaioo or moor* POR SALE— ENGLISH bulldog It without-talking it over with you ract publication of advartlalnp will ba to me such a stupid life—so nar- and pettiness and commonness or o’clock New members will be ad- Donald Gottschalk, of Milwaukee, Grocer— Fresh! Why the bens piipppies, rcgi.stered A. K. C. High first, hut—well—my old friend’s misunderstandings, or the slightest ractifial only by eancallation of the Milwaukee, Aug. 8.— (A P )—Nine row—so limited! You might have mitted into the club, so anyone ta- without tbe loss of a game. ‘Hie bavenit missed them yet. •barge made (or tbe aarvto«( rendered. land Bulldog Kennrls. 203 Highland daughter—and all that — and I shadow of unfaithfulness — and persons were Injured, one of them done something big with your terested in football or basketball is first casualty among the seeded All adverilfeamcnia muat oonform f.lreet. Phonu 8059. ’ could give her a very good time. music! Do you remember, I used those are the things I coulcln’t cordially invited to attend. The old players popped up when Harry The honeymoon is over, when you ID aiyla. copy and typography with critically, when a huge Northwest I I’ve a wonderful penthouse apart- ragulattona enforced by the publtah* Airways liner fell Into a .soft marsh to tell you that?” bear. No. any way you look at It, members including coaches are al- March, of Washington, D. C., num- start wishing someone would drop era and they raaerva tbe right to i ment and my own car and chauf- "Jane," said Amy, very solemn- I’m a contented, happy woman. so asked and urged to attend so ber six among, the boys, fell before in to spend tbe evening. * adit, reviee or ieject any copy ooa- IIOOM.S WITHOUT HOARD .5!) on It.s tnkeofT here for Chicago and j feiir- I motored here, by the way lt« motors burst Into flames i.i ly. "If you are born with a small- Now hustle along and get that gin- that officers may be elected and Harry Thompson, of Manchester, aldered objectionable I and T was thinking of Europe gerbread, for here come the two CLOtilNO lIOUnF—CUaaiflad ada to last night. town nature yo.u never change! laws be made. The question of a Mass., 4-6, 6-0, 6-3. Girl— If you were me, dear, would ijf KOR RENT—FURNI.SHED rooms i this summer, and what fun It Howard lads with that hollow, you accept Jerry? be publlehed aame day muat ba ro* 32 to $1 w^ek unfurnished rooms Although tlie plane did not tip That’s what ails me. I Imagine. And banquet and a clubhouse aill be dis- Cttlved by o’clock noon: daturdar* would be to have someone young now, I must go along homo. 1 won’t ravening look all over them.” She cussed. Dues will also be collected One female herring will yield aa $1..M) t., $2,50 with privilege of one over, two of Its motors and the pro- Chum—If I were you, dearie, I’d ASHlMiTON TUBBS By P a ne 14:10 a m and -fresh and gay—and so very have time to see Miss Rosa today watched Nancy, gallant and' laugh- at this meeting. msriy as 70.000 eggs. accept anyone. Rpiire loom, suitable for kitchen oi peller were tom from It, the pilot’s ^vou Tpy TO thimV~ , IM P O ^ IP LE ! rA N T 'V n M TkSMir o e pretty—to go with me." but I’ll be In soon again How long i tng, as she went out. "Poor old OF S0METMIM6 THATD \ TSNNB'N'BMCBALL TELEPHONE YOUR sitting room, 115 Main street. compartment was wrecked and mall “ Mother and Father and young anrM RUMMIMG DRV. 7 'W YACHTIN' 'N'-> —W B P A L L V Al'ARiMENTS— FLATS— Among the Injured were: Joser' I’ll go tomorrow." was gazing at her satisfactory re- man tells her that she’s on his mind beet connections at the CUAHOK RATE given above the moat marvelous time. I flection In the shining old pler- a'a a coiivenUn 4> to advertleera. but TENEMENTS fid Ohrbuck, 34, St. Paul, pilot; John woiildn't really care to go so soon the CASH Rat es win b% acoept«d a'a Woodhead, 20, St. Paul, co-pllot; M. She went with Amy^ to the door l^lass in Misj Rosa’s parlor, think- f>ULL PA7MKNT If paid al the bual- IvFl.VT Ml'.'^Tl.NO'’ Tell ii.s what again." I and in the brighter light, they ing; 'Tve certainly had a narrow BOARDMAN'6 pcie offtce on or before tbe eevcnih G. Boe, Minneapolis, instrument man "You sec. Jane-. Nancy makes \i u want. Wo'll take care uf It for i looked at one another with apprais- escape from a wild Impulse! I O/eturss t t ^ W6LL. KJTHIN day follcwing the- flret- tneertlon of for the Airwaya ,company^ George her own derision.*," said Amy. SUITS HIM. each ad otherwiee the CHAKUE you wit.liout ctiaigc. K. T. .McCann, Aferkes, 20, Alvorga, N. 'i'.; Donald ing interest. Amy saw an elegant must have been gaga to want to CiEOOeE S C A R f^ RATE will be eo'Ilectrd No reeponet« (19 Center street. Dial 7foo. "She’s--she’s like her mother in I and exquisite woman whose beauty tal - the girl, brought''up as she’s blllty for errore In telephoned ado Conture. Diiliilh, Minn.: Frank Coo- that” per. 42, Wenatchee, Wash.; Arthur had been cherished and cared for been, and so obstinate! She’d never will '9 ae»iimcd and their accuracy I OR RE.N'T -5 KOO.M upstairs Hat Nancy was fe.stly and unea.sy. In every possible way. have fitted Into my life. And there cannot be guarrmteed Callahan.' .Munl.sing, .Mich." Lester "Yea, I am,’ she said, "and so, 1 n Cooper stieel. ate,W heat, ail Edge, 53, Spokane, and W. R, I’. Jane also saw a beautiful woman, would always have been the con ENel though It was very sweet of yo:i INUKX OF improvenient.s. One minute walk Clark, .San Francisco. but one who wa.s neither elegant trast—of age! I have ao much, my CLASSIFICATIONS frcni We.st (’enler .street. Apply al to think of It, I really can’t do it. nor exquisite, rather dishevelled home, my friends, my work—any' .Mother, wc ought to be going home. way you look at It. I’m a moat eirtl^a ...... A Glenney's .Sto-e, 789 Main street. .STItETt HINtl IT A HIT. and. if not actually dowdy, at least F.ng age manta ...... s . . . . •*••• It's nearly time for lunch” two years behind the current mode. happy, contented, fortunate wom- Marrlagea ...... CI-OK RENT—TWO, THREE and "I haven’t been up to see Miss "Goodby, Jane,’ said Amy, an!" She added to herself, smiling, Daatha ...... Dtour rooi'i furnished or imfurniHhea Brantford, Ont.-^ United States Rosa yet," said Amy. "You n Card of ThAnko ...... k *...*.. B toiirl.sts' rubber *5 Hills are attract- "I’nf glad 1 saw you. I’m very glad. "Poor old Amy!" ipartments. Manchester Con.struc- run on ahead, if you want, and get THE END. In 'Memorinm F ing attention In Canada. The visit- You know, I thought I hated you. Lcat and Found 1 lion Co. Telephone 41.31 or 43.59. things ready." I did hate .vou for a while. There ' ^ ^ • A i « n o u n c e t n a n t e t ors dcciarc their "ela.stie currency" "All right,” said Nancy. "I’ll do Feraonalf' ...... I can he stretched to meet ri.sing wore two years after that pneu- hOU RENT 6 KOO.M tenemenT, that. Goodby, Miss Terry — I do monia of Howard’s when it was (AVE YOU U N D EPs T a ND, Autowohltea with all Improvements arid garage, prices. appreciate your asking me." She ENDEAVOUR ARRIVES AutoraobBo* Sale ...... 4 touch and go with his lungs, and I VCXJNG MAN, THAT 1 HIRE Autoroobtlaa (or'Bzchanga ««••• I at 67 Foster street. Phone 6469. shook hands with Jane and went certainly hated you then, for 1 the BEST MEPICAL ATTENTION Auta Aeceaaorles—TIreo 4 out quickly, patently glad to get l .KAI, UP TO-DATE 6 room tene- blamed you for it. But I must have ’ N AMERICAN WATERS IN AMERICA. I'VE PAID Auto Repairing—Painting «•••• T away. forgotten about hating you after FREC KLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser ENOUGH TO DOCTORS TO Auto Schoole ...... t-A ment. convenlentl.v locaterl. Inquire HKiHKST 1‘RK'ES "\Vhy did you do tt, Jane?” Autoa—Ship by Truck I 316 Oak street. he got better . . . and that’s why LIVE A THOUSAND YEARS. Autoa— For Hire ...... I I'.MI) FUR asked Amy. "Do you really want I'm glad. I shouldn’t like to think Oaragea—Service—Storage ••••• 14 her?" I could have lived as happily as Aboard the U. S. Coast Guard Motdrcycleia— Blcyclee ...... 11 ( OH KENT TWO .\ND THREE OLD GOLD Cutter Argo, Aug. 8—(API — En- TALK ABOUT pecul iar FISH ! Wanted Autoe—Motorcyclea ... !1 room apartment.* just rcflnlahed, I’ve lived all this time and kept on 1 CAUCHT A a c ONE 0)4 ' nnatnres end Profeeeinnel fiervlcea LOUIS S. JAFFE Jane lit a clgaret. "Oh, I don’t hating anyone. ' I’m glad of your deavour, Briti.sh challenger for the single room office and store. See 891 5laln Street know.. It was a hunch, an im- America’s Cup. entered Narragan- THe BANK OF ribbon Buslneae Servlcee Offered ..... II J' hn Jen.-en. Johnson Block, Phone Bucceiis; it’s the kind you always lloueehold Servicee Offered ...... It-A pulse. I’m lonely sometimes.' I’ve wanted. I hope you’ll always have sett Ba’y at’ 7 a. m. (e. d. t.) today. llulMtng—Contrtmfii ...... 1« 6l'70 or 4040. She headed up the bav for Bris- Florlala—Nuraet-le* ...... 16 It, and enjoy it. and I believe you - Funeral Dtreotore ...... 14I'CK RE.NT-EIVE K005I flat, also will. You’re that sort." She leaned tol, R. I., where she will be fitted PULLED HIM IN, HE ---- —inc wtHStK Heating —riumbing—Roofing .«• 17 for the cup races. - ___I rv ' FISH HOW Bia THE Inaurance ...... 11I ex room leneiiMnt, with all Ira- forward and patted Jane’s arm. e i»a4 HZ* m e T m sta u s Off HAP HANDS !• "Goodby,” she said again. Vita, private yacht of her owner, FELLOW WAS TtlAT uir Millinery—DraaamaklDg* ...... IIj provementi,. Inqidre' at 147 East T. O. M. Sopworth, towed her in Moving—Trucking—8.oraga ••.. tO Center street. "I’m glad I told her that," (RE.\D THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Public Pnaaenger Service ...... t -A thought Amy, as she went home. and she waa escorted bv the Coast Guard Cutter Argo and the Coast Painting—Papering ...... tl I I OR RENT-^ E0I;R ROOM flak, nl "It was very strange to reach Into Wee Scouty eyed the man and the Tiny crowd, "Why, I will do Profeeelonal Servicee THRIFT APARTMENTS Guard Destroyer 'Talbot. said, "Gee, but you have a funny a better trick, Give me that bat Repairing . . . 1...... ;..... I rmprovenient.s, garage if deairej, my feelings for that old hate and Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning . . . t4 I rclepJiDhe 52,'10 'ir 4545. The Coast Guard craft contacted head. Who are you, and how xhd right now." Plus Modem Conveniences find tt gone. And 1 told her to stay her ahortl.v after daybreak, off you come afinating from that tree? Wee Duncy took It from his Tdilai Oonda and Service 16 out of my life and, on the surface, Wanted-^RueineRe Se.vlca *.•••• 14 Brentons Reef Lightship, and led “ Why, you’ve no legs. How do head. He held It out, and then i I-OK KENT—4 ROOM tenement If you liko to live near the center of things— If you she certainly stayed. But in reality Kdaratiuaal the waV to Brenton’s Cove, where you stand? Lock out, sir, or he said, "Please give It back real 1 aatb garage, an modern Improve- she’s been a constant part of It for Couraee and CUeota 17 ments 8 Ridgewood street. Tejg- like a truly .smart apartment, yet do not care to be extra- Newport Port authorities boarded you’ll fall and land right on the soon, or else the sun will scorch Prlrata Inatructlon ...... f| vagant—The place to live is at The Rubinow Building, she gave me- one of ray greatest her. She was quickly passed through ground.” The man replied, "Oh, my br<5w.” Dnncln* ...... j; (nppe 55413. . . joys, Nancy. I love Nancy so near- Mu.lc.l—Iir.m.tic ...... t » and walk to Business-Theater-Church. quarantine and customs and headed don’t you fret 'bout me. Wanted—Inatrut-tlon ...... v... 10 you RENT- FIVE ROOM upstairu ly as much as I do young Howard for the Bristol yards without stop- “1 float around both here and The man just smiled and snap- Ptnaorial flat, .4itpam heat, all convenlencea, that I’d be puzzled to tell the dif- ping In at Newport there, along the ground or in the ped, “Don’t fret. In just a moment Bu&da—fitocka—Mortgagee •«., tt 34 Clinton street. Telephone 4314. 3-ROOM APARTMENT ference. An[i that’s a good thing, 'The gear used for the ocean air. If 1 want legs, they pop you will get your hat back. Now, Bualnaai Opportunltlee ...... SI too. Love shouldn’t be measured Money to Doan ...... tt 2-ROOM APARTMENT crossing from Gosport. England, right out and then I walk with please watch me. as I wave it in —that shouldn’t be treasured. And will, be dismantled at Bristol, and ease. •’ the air. WELL.CHAPUE,! COTTA Help and eitoartoua that about washes us up, Jane and Help Wanted— Female ...... tl BUSINESS LOCATIONS 1-ROOM APARTMENT Endeavour's racing gear put In “Folks call me Mystic, ’cause "A pretty sight you’re going to BC COIN', 1 B6 QCOW! I ’M Help Wanted— Male ...... II FOR RENT 64 me!" place. I do a lot of tricks. They’re see. And then heToudly shout- TAKIN' BIOFOor WHAT’S 8a!«»men Wanted ...... tt* A clever, too. If you are good, I’ll IE TRCXIBLE Help Wan;ed—Male or Famala.. 17 Large rooms—High ceilings—Airy— ed. "Whee!” What happened JOHNSON'S PLACE I'O RENT—OEF1CE8 at 865 Main At her own door she was met by show you some. I know that they startled all the bunch, and IVlndy WnW HIM? Agatiia Wanted . : ...... ^...17-A street tOrford- Bldg.) Apply Ed- HE W ASN’T THERE. HEB LAID OP.' Sltuatlone tVautad—FamaU II Steam Heated—Janitor Service. a reproachful • Nancy. “What on will please." cried. "Look thqre!'’ Sliuatlone Wanted—Male ...... 14 ward J. Holl. Tel 4642 and 8025. earth kept you ao long? I’ve been Five birds flew out of Duncy’s^ Rmplnyrr.ent Agenclee 40 dying to see you and tell you all! Kansas City—A woman entering "Oh, fine" cried Dotty. "We hat. "Well, tots, what do yoiL live Itork—l*et»—P««ltry—Tahirlea That woman; The great big nerve a polling place to cast her ballot In pofje—Rirda—Pete ...... 41 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 like stunts. We saw a fine magi- think of that?" exclaimed olf Live Stock— VahlcUe ...... 4t — See Tfiem Today — of her! Pat’onizlng me and telling theq)rimary election, protested urg- cian, once. He made a great big Mystic. "Watch the birdsi III Poultry and SupplUa ...... 4tFOR RENT- Fl%'E ROOM single me that Marburg is a dump!. I ently when she learned a vote had rabbit come right from wee Duncy’s make thdm fly back In.” Wanted - Pete —Poultry—4ta«g 44 house, with garage, and all 16- thought she was crazy, asking me been cast in her hustiand's name. hat. It wasn’t very long until the For •ala—Mleeellaaaaaa provements, 11 Ashworth street. If I wouldn’t like to come and visit "How do you know he hasn’t vot- "The rabbit on its hind legs five birds did. My, what a thrill! Artlclea for bale ...... 41 her, and I didn’t even know who ed?” she was asked. Boate and Acceeaorlea 44 Inquire 97 Norman street. RUBINOW’S reared and then It promptly dis- The way the Tlnies eyes popped Butlding, UaUrUli ...... gy she was when .1 went In to Miss "Where is he?" appeared. I wonder, Mr. Jlystic, out made Mister Mystic grin. Dl.aniDnda—Watehea—jewelry •• 41 841 M.AIN STREET DIAL, B«A8 Rosa’s!” "Well," replied the fair voter. "I could you do a trick like that?" Eiactrleal ApplUncea—Radio .. 40 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 "M y heavens, don’t howl around don’t know where he Is, but he's "Ha, ha!" The man laughed (Duncy has a strange- trick Fuel and Feed ...... 4J-A so! She meant to be kind, you been dead four years.” Garden — Farm—Dairy Product! 14 long and loud. Then he said to played un him in the next story.) HouaaUold Oovda i i FOR RENT—SIX ROOM Single, >l»c^li..rT »od Trol...... u •tiaporch, garage. Inquire 233 Muolcal Inatnimerti ...... n Henry street Office and Store Fgutpreent 64 ALLEY OOP FYiction! Spaciala ai tbe S' Magnuson farm of 100 acres in Tolland. They have already tak- j party Saturday evening. HIGHEST PRICES 'S even teen “NOTHING BUT THE BEST II^^FAINTS” en poasesslon of the’ farm and are P.\ID FOR 19 I Mrs. Jennie Hunt and daughter, PIRPUMI ^ Save Money By Buying Your Paint At R t^ ry Prices to take up chicken raising • on a From Manchester's Own Paint Manufaa large scale, depending upon the i Mary, of Fenton, Mlchlgyi, are vlalt- OLD GOLD kMMtkiUv low r New York market for the sales. 1 .Lg friends In towm. Mra. Hunt la a dtw boat* of lUr woU land I native of Manchester on her flist L()IJIS S. JAFFE Mrfiuao. Stilt rrcuUrlr la CERTO 891 .Main Street bonlMMSS.SS lad St. Members of th>' : '.it.holle Men's I vif lt here In thirty-three years. She THOS. McOILL, Jr. .-tub are remindfd that the meeting j ri.d her dauglUer are slaying wl*h PAINTER AND DECORATOR has been postponed .from this eve- Mrs. Hunt's cousin.William Black Red Wing Catsup 39c 126 Cedar Street Phone 6887 ning until August 14. ^ cf 30 Eldrlclge, street. ' ' Ijirge bottle.: Special—2 for ......
Removal Notice Red Wing Jelly I Hl.h to announre that I hnvo IH j-oi. glaM Jar*. Sjierial ...... — Doctors’ Prescriptions Carefully Compounded —— moved my buxine., from 7J'! Quirk .\rrow Main Stiret to The Arthur Drug Co.
38 CLINTON STREET 813 Main Street 21-01. “B r c m a T ^ ^ t i S n c , Rubinow Building Soap Chips package
'n a r t jo r d / a 'S ho japit ^ (Benten Cor. Maple St. Phone 8232 StitiMahCiBiwi
SiinrlM S O U T H M A N C H C S T C R • C O H N
Walter Kohls 16-07. Plumbing and Heating NOTICE Mayonnaise Jar Look At These Timely Contractor THE F>e«h York Shite.
T omorrow, SHOE REPAIR SHOPS
WILL BE CLOSED EGGS Wednesday Morning WEDNESDAYS AT 1 P. M.
44 THE YEAR AROUND CARD At Brown Thomson's Plea.se bring work Wednes Early Bird” Specials Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Specials day mornings.. PARTY Fre*h Pioked Jumbo Pink Meat (Stert Closes W’ednesdays At Noon)
St. Jame.s’s Manchester Shoe Cantaloupes ...... Tomatoes .2 lbs. 7c School Hall Rehuilders Association.
...... 2 for 23e MOTHERS! A Whale of a Sale! W ED N ESD A Y X Tue.sday Night New Shipment of California Start Making School Frocks At Once Aug. 7lh - 8:15 P. M. Iceberg Lettuce ...,
1,000 Yards! New Fall Admi.s.sion— 33c. Oranges. . 31c doz. Lg. beads, 2 for 27c Includes Refreshments. AISLE —WARNING—
Gall on Spruce trees, both' P rinted Per cal es Blue and Norway. Very in- jurlou.s. VVe are equipped to —^ HALES
radicate this disease Two- third.s of trees examined have SPECIALS W a lt e r N .L e cle rc I C Y a r d gall which, eventually kills al) MEALTH MARKET
the foliage. Do not delay; Every Item Specially Price d...O n e D a y O n ly Funeral Direct or .this is the- month disease School19 opens In about four
weeks! Start making scho.)l No. Main St. MiinchoHlt r sprc^ids. Call us to examine, 1 your trees. Price reasonable Wednesday A. M« Specials ‘ dresses now at your leisure.
We trim hedges': shrubs and Qt'tiiiinr Shmilder We're showing bright, new fall Ia>an Tender ^ evi rgrrons the proper way. prints In our heavy ' percale prints—80 square threads to Silk C h if f o n H ose LAMB the Inch both ways—at 10c Telephone 87.'! 1 Shoulder Full-fasliioned chiffon hose, nil .silk, and SUDDEN PHOTO SERVICE! WEDNESDAY MORNING 1 36
all colors. Irregulars of our ..Ml our work dono by n loral Rtmllo inches wide. John S. Walcott CHOPS STEAK >;f!'CE.NTER TRAVEL BUREAl 117 Hollister Street "Itii. Terminal" 49J .Main st. 21c lb. Special! Close-Out!
1 5 * One Lot 39c $1 Pe p p erell Slips Lace Trimmed
.N’ot all .si'/.rs hut an excellent \,ilue. lu 'c ! Chintz tea rose and white. .Sj-^'es'Ill to I’J.___ Silk Panties
Pillows
M e n 's Sp ort Shirts 59c 25c .'-ihori sleeve, with crew neck in stripes. Girls will bo out early for these One lot of about 36 chintz pil- I Also sleeveless sweaters, in solid color.s. panties tomorrow morning. Ex- lows to go while they last at cellent and Inexpensive tor 25c. Better be here early \.o dally wear. Best bet for vaca- a v o i d being disappointed. tion wear. Crepes In lace Square , shape; ruffle trim. trimmed styles. Pink, tearor.o. Sm art C o t t o n Fro(:ks Chintz covered. M .. Main Floor, rear. Main Floor, left. sisted on
Printed and cotton sheer.s in attractive stj'les. Sizes St? to 18...... si.OO Htre’s A Bargain For Tomorrow!
(yirls’ and Misses’ $2.98
M e n 's W ash a b le Slacks
Regular Sl.ir> and S2.r>0 white tlannels, Corduroy
and sanforized slacks...... , $1.79 SHORTS and BLOUSES
Each
97 PINEHURST-Dial 4151 A fortunate putchase en- ables'us to offer these at 97c u02 Main Sfirot—.lust North of Armorv apiece. A manufacturer was overstocked . . . w e took will Sbouidrr these off his hands . . . that Lamb ( hops ,24c lb. accounts for the low price. CALVES Heav’y corduroy seta great for fall sports wear, for lA'an— camping trips, for knock- LIVER about.. Wears like Iron! 14 Ground Reef .. 25c lb. to 20 sizes ONLY! 2 pounds 4uc. h o r 18 in tailored types; belted. Rins OF CORNED BEEF Vz lb. 29« • Blouses in mannisn
4 lbs, 25c style. t • Scarlet, cream, ad-
N.\TIVE BROILERS Lighthoui4e Clwinser miral, brown, green. At HALE’S Sport* Shop— , Averaging 72c to 99c each. 4 fo r 19c Second Floor.
LARGE L.\MB I.EGS, 2.1c lb. *To Build A House
About 8 pounds each. Combination )>pecial! special Wednesday Morning!
1 Hoj-niel t'ornrd B .ff iiash, Fancy Cuts of laian I iiorniel ('hirkrn Broth,
1 C rox^i A Blackwell Oxtail *To Remodel A House CORNED BEEF
Soup, G lass Beverage Sliced Tenderized Tongue The 8 ran* a a
(Beef). -lOc lb. for...... 44 c Value ."U c, *To Paint A House Cups and
CANNING TO.MATOES Wax Beans, Green Beans, Trays Fiincy Stock Saucers Peas, Spinach, Parsnips, 55c basket *To Heat A House , Celery, Cucumbers. A good grrade of glass. Rosc- plnk In color with needle etched SUCLNG TOMATOES pattern. 25c CALL Squash...... 2 fo r 9e 3 lbs. 15c
Always handy In the summ. r Extra Fancy .Native Potatoes . .peck 2.3c time. Decorated fibre composi- EATING APPLES Ic set % THE W . G. GLENNEY CO. tion trays; oblong style.
44c 4-quart basket Apples. .., i-qt, basket 33c 336 No. Main Street Tel. 4149 Manchester At HALE'S Housefurnishings—BasemenL
