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M m a H n ititt Eafafno BmdA THUB8DAT, AOOUBT14, XtSi ATcroffa Daily Cirenlitien for tbe aMNth sf Joly, te n Dletaion No. «1 of the Oaaaral Dairy Company, BOO n a Waathar A bout Town ~Walfara Canter, srlU hold Its raffuUr School Board On the Watermelon Line Globe Carnival pepalektaa: Popular llarkat. hot *t O. 0. We maetlBff ITIday ersalng at algbt doga and watsnnaloas; Baysr Fruit 6 1 (1 1 o'clock In the EHst Side Raersatlaa HALE'S Member ef ths Audit aad Produce COmpaay, watermelons Shewers toolghtt BotoiWty g m - OalMBbo Soctotjr Center. Alfred Blatter, chairman of Proposal Filed Great Success and bananas; E t^body*s Market, Boraaa ef Clrcolstloas orally fair; aot much -*-ingii la lopt- k ■■>!«> plaw for Ita anauml baa- the advlaory committee, requaata all peanuts; Klttela Markst. water- SELF SERVE ! aad daaea and haa aet tha data members of hla committee to be at msloaa; Maaebtster Public Market, Manchester—-A City of Village Charm peratara, O ■nadajr, Oetobar IS. Tha affair tha Recreation Center by 7:i0 watsrmeloos; Flrat National Stores, sharp. 2:30 TO 5:30 FRIDAY will ba bald la tha Sub Alptna club A. R. Parish Nominated Attendance of 3,500 at watormslons; Hosser’s Market, can- VOL. LVIIL, NO. 278 (UaasUtod AdverttMag oe Page r MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. 1939 aa B dildfa atxaat John Rota la As Primary Contestant; Pool Enjoyo INxigmin toloupes; Oewald’s Market, cookies; SPECIALS! (SIXTEEN PAGES) tba (taaral chalrmaa and Samuel office Associates Canals’* Market, cookies. PRICE THRBB CENTS S id a o la tha prealdent of the ao- Keating Makes Bid. Of Eventa and Eata. Oaarda la Charge daty. William Sacherek, life guard and Swansdown Shower Miss Olson OohUnulnc tbs llllng of primary pool ^pervtsor aad hla assistant, ' Tha It. H. Cone Company, con- Tb* anaual Globe Hollow Day at propoials wblcb 1s now drawing to­ tracted oaa of tbe larffeat crowd* of lifeguard Orlando Orfltelll arranged tradetn, of Hartford, began opera- th* srater events program. Boy Cake Flour tloas aacavatlng with a steam ward Ms legal close, tbs first papers children aad parent* In the history Mias Minnie O. Olson of Pearl nominating a contends.' for ona of Scouts from Troops IB and 2S num­ ahaanl and trucks this morning, on street, whose marriage to Austin D. of tbl* closing event of the muni­ bering IB boys aslated the leaders Canter street, west of the Cheney ths four Board of (education vacan­ Beechler, of Center street, will take cipal recrastlon pool season. Ap- in conducting the refreshment pe­ Nazis Decide to Defer Action railroad underpass for the proposed cies which will arise this year haa proxlmstely 3J100 girls, boys and 2 2 c p k g . place Saturday afternoon, Septem­ been made with Deputy Town Clefk riod as aasiatants and Are tenders. M ore new Sunoco gasoline filling sta­ adults were In attendance at the ber n, was the guest of honor at a Hattie Strickland Proposed for one tion. water events which began at 1:30 la Michael Zwlck, recreation director kitchen shower given last night by of the vacancies as a Republican had on* of the busiest jobs of the Armour’s her young women aaaodatea In the th* afternoon aad continued until Hr. and Hrs. Judaon Nevers and candidate le A. R. Parish of 44 Fair’' day yesterday labeling each boy and office of the Orford Soap company, view street, formerly a school th* bug* crowd of youngsters was tha latter’s father, Arthur Palmer, served with hot dogs, watermelon glri on th* arm with an Indelible of oiskland street and Judaon Nev­ at the home of Mra. Clifford A. principal. Mr. Pariah Is proposed by Pork & Beans Treat In Columbia. Supper was and Ice cream. stamp so that there would be no re­ ers, Sr., of Rlllngton Road. Pleaa- Ernest Bantly and signers are Wil­ peats or chiselers along the refresh­ ant Valley, are leaving tomorrow on served by the hostess and the usual liam 8. Hyde, Harold F. Maher, Wlaaers ' aortal pastimes were enjoyed. Arthur Hultman. Karl Keller. John Jbe winners of the water epenta ment line during the afternoon due British Envoy Called a motor trip to Montana, where to the Ug attendance of youngsters. 1 lb. can 5c they will visit relatives. They will The bride-elect has chosen fur­ J. Kennedy. Charles W. Htrant, were aa follows: Towel race LMlIe nishings In the gay Mexican colors Charles O'Dowd, Aaron Cook, Pratt; banana race, . Sherwood Nons were disappointed and every take the Northern route going child In attendance was given his or Westward and stop at places of In­ for her kitchen, and the gifts were Charles W. Luce and Wesley R. Wright; egg and ^>ooi> race, Oscar all In harmony with the general Shields. One of tbe most popular stands yesterday afternoon at the annual (Jafeo, James Lee; dog race, Wilfred her share of the eats. Ivanhne terest, and returning follow s cen­ Globe Hollow carnival during the, refreshment period was the watermelon tral course. acheme. Mr. Parish, now a salesman, la a Dancosa; soda race. BllUe McEwen President Says That Pres­ graduate of the Iowa State Uni­ stand (above) where hundreda of hlg Georgia melons melted out of light and Dave Orfltelll. Girl's event win­ Salad For Parley by Hitler; versity and the Iowa State Teachers as swim-tired youngsters wers guests for the day of the Rec workers and allied merchants. ners were: towel race, Marian Buck; ent Situation in Europe College. He formerly held the posi­ egg and spoon raca, ArUne Tomlin­ tion of principal of schools. SPEITAL Does Not Mean That New Crop, Plnehurat son; dog race, Grace Snodgraaa; Dressing Pinehurst So far no other candidate for a ■oda race. Rose Buoy; banana race, War In Europe Certain GRAVENSTEIN school hoard post has arisen In K. of C. Grounds j Bulk of Queries Ooleen Weir. Winners of bathing Innapapping Fish either party. suits donated by T. P. Holloran, re­ See Snub for F. D. R, Also died Is the propo.sal of form­ 2 5 c qt. Washington. Aug. 25.—(>P)—Pres­ Opened Clams wards for boys swim flrst year to APPLES er Deputy Sheriff Harold T. Keat­ the raft were Roland Borg and the MATTRESS ident Roosevelt said today he did ing who la seeking office on the A Busy Scene I About Coventry Clams in Shell For Good Plea or Sauna girl winner was Marjorts Weir. not regard the present European Steaminff Clams Democratic ticket aa conitabla. He No One in Berlin Will fa> la the third member of hla party to Merchants who contributed to the situation as certain to result in war. ’ Lobsters 4 pounds 25c file for this post, others being James refreshment supply for the big gsth- The CTilef Executive, discussing Poles Determination timate Nature of the Membem Preparing for Information Booth at Ing of youngsters, all of whom had *12.95 Duffy and Joseph V. Shea. Mr. Keat­ the critical foreign situation at a Discussion; Europe Ire Cold, Ripe ing Is proposed by Thomas J. Dan- Anhual Cjirnival to Crntrr Furniahes Data generous helpings after the events, SWORDFISH naher. Signers sre Margaret Bran- were Royal Ice Cream Company for press conference, made this state­ Still Hopes; Brilafa 29c lb. WATERMELONS nick, Edward F. Morlarty. Mary C. Open Next Monday. to i>3 Partipd Yesterday 20 gsHons of Ice cream donated by ment when asked whether he would To Resist Germany's Dannaher. Harold VV. Carrliy. Doro. Mr. Orfltelll, owner of the plant KEMP'S call a special session of Congress to and Frupce |Jpder Ter* 39c each thea V. Haalings, Antonio Barrea, The grounds and the lot north of. act on new neutrality legislation. Fifty-three different parties stop, Speaking to reporters only a few rible Strain of Waiting; Fresh Halihul Half Meinna 3Kr. E. May Holden. (Jeorge A. Call- the Kntghta of Cotumhua home on ped for information at the Chamber loiiclte. John A Morlconl. Theodore hours after he had addresstid peace Demands Unaltered Haddock Fillets Main street, at Delmont street, arc of Commerce Information booth at Poland, However, Will • Hie Blue Cereal Bowl Free Wllli Faeb C, Zimmer and Johi K. Limerick. AUCE COFRAN appeals to Adolf Hitler and Polish Fillet of Sole the Center .vesterday. In nearly HPIRITVAL MEDIUM President Ignace Moscicki, Mr. The race for office so far has not busy places these evenings and from every case the persons who stopped Fight if Her Territory Steak Cod Furrhaae of Kellogg’s been swift, the chief signs of con­ Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Sea Roosevelt said he had made perfect­ SHREDDED WHEAT today on men will he busy erecting and naked for Information were ly clear before that he would not Steak Pollock test being shown In the office of booths and stands for the carnival Bom With A Veil Roosevelt’s appeal today was that He added that Poland “has al­ Ifl favaded by Germana Connecticut residents. What seemed Readbig* Dolly t A M. to P P. M. call Congress unless it was reason­ although this country Is apprecia­ 12c pkg.______2 pkgs 2.1c constable which usually carries with that will open there next Monday ways believed that th* best guar­ It less necessity for official action unusual to the girls at the booth was Or By AppoIntmenL In the Service ably certain that war was Immi­ tive of the efforts of “all peoples and continue through until Labor the number that stopped to ask the nent. ~ _ antee of sound International rela­ Berlin, Aug. 8S-—The Brithfli Butterflsh California Jillce Orange* ... dos S ir than any other, (.’omphratlvely few of the People tor sa Years. and nations of goodwill" the pres­ tions and peace is direct negotia­ Dsy night. The refreshment booth direction to Coventry and the route 171 Church Street, Hartford. Coua. Ss3dng there had been some con­ ent moment Is scarcely auaceptibl* ambassador, Sir NevU* Haaditaia,' A-l Peara...... I for lOr; dox. S9n constables ever make a living by tion baaed on equity and mutual re­ Whole Haddock serving legal papera, but at least will be located ort th > south end of to take to visit the Nathan Hale Pbooe a-22S7 fusion over the word Imminent he to any sfforta toward mediation or was summonsd ouddsnly to' soa Hunklst Ivemoo*...... dox. 89o the lot near the home and from the home In that town. A few a.*kel*aaoas an armed and oggreoalve Germany.’* ures of December 1037 which gives you are drivinx the genera­ Aaked whether the hope of which A » tenM aventi in Europe moved towArd h riimmv . . —Photo by Cable from London oonsldsrod Polish rights. air NsvUs aad BUsr. v grounds will be enclosed. This Is to the skin of many people he spoke was based on any spectfle Th* Polloh Telegraph Agency re­ Manche.ster less than 2,’i.OOO In popu­ " “ >°vr»^lIod up amT;;iIi^lt?on a” “ nst B r^lh c a b 3 Commons, antl-.lrcraft gun Adolf HlUsr's ro^y to Prssidsnt Oarmaa oouroM sold Oip 'P. LHC fill r j l Groce ri/ fnc done to prevent traffic congestion. tor should be checked at causing rednesa aad violeat knowledge, the President replied he hurried home from a vacation to confer with hla prime minister. * British cabinet met In emergency seaslon and King Georg* ported that President Roocevelt’s Roasevett’s msasoff* to him was By having an open view from the lation. The last e^itininted figures, once. We replace brushes Itching. While there are sev­ had no more news than the news- mss*age had been received and that florist toheawflor la Wanaw « 5 v I . ' '\r.l302 ^AiN 'STREET TRFFT released by the state ^ard of health j awaited bon wttb Intersst, wnw it sadtovottaff to prsvall Manchester street Into the grounds automobiles or make repairs quickly I'lu eral worthwhile lotloas on the paperaien present President Ignace Mosdekl uiMlaubt- was bsUsvsd a flat rsjsetkm by would slow down or come to a atop. gives Manchester's population at I market. It Is always advisable edly would reply to K. Ptooatolly to glva ‘ 25,229 as of July 1. cause of the trouble is elimi­ Diaeussing the critical aUt* of Osrmany would otrva to bitanMfV Bunds, Date Book Main street la in such use at night to have .vour phyalelaa exam­ world affairs In a calm, deliberate ■fh# popular view penUted that If Artorlcan pubBc gympathy tor tb* that this would cause a traffic con­ nated and future expense ine the Infection and prescribe tone, the President said he bad no Chilean Army Poland negotiated now she would be Britlab-rraneb frimt lbs Osnaaa oOelal ...w. _ Townsend Club No. 2 will hold Its DNB, renortod tots today that tS i": Next Week dition that might prove dangerous avoided. tlie proper treatment for your replies as yet from hla messages to Lepke Quizzed; forced to sit down at a coofetencs Warnaw, msanwhUs, waa brought and bv hVvInx meeting tomorrow evening tabi* **wlUi a blank chsqu* In her Osnaaa latelliffaMs su ^ iss has S Aug. 27.—American Legion fami­ ana by having the Main street side the Y. M. C. A , with Vlce-Prcsl- Individual---- Germany and Poland to settle their Attempt to Oust dirsctly Into her country’s war 75c A Week Buys A Royal! differences either by direct nego­ Revolt Starts pocket" In other words, preparod to ejrtalasd a h 2 f doasa Foltoh * ' ly oiillng at Rod and Gun club, encloscd, as haa been done each dent Thoma.s Sheridan In charge. A prtpsriUioaa with tb* calling op of year. It has been found that this NORTON tiation. Impartial arbitration, or Gave Self Up giv* away something In the spirit regimsntal roservista throughout t Wm were « th* tooattsr o< M l Coventry. good turnout of the members is of appeaasment Aug. a*-Bept. 4 Knights of Co­ overcome* much of the traffic trou­ WELDON through a neutral moderator, or to tbs oaplto]. Pnisda aad tostsrn provinoto o f tfla < hoped for as several matters of ELEt TRK AL hla earlier appeal of yesterday to DIrsel Nigetlstlsto lumbus carnival at Main street ble. business reqtdre Immediate atten­ With One Unit, DRUG COMPANY the King of Italy to Intervene In be­ Hayes Is Blocked A reply by Prestdent MoadcU to told ptapantiaaa usd* nr grounds. "Bingo" will be played In a tent. To FBI Head Pollotmsn wltE[ notsbooks round- nra tion. Plans will also be made for KEMP’S. Inc. IN ST R U M E N T ( O. Preacription Pharmacists half o;, peace. ' I II I the peace appeal of King Uopold *d up th* rossrvlsto, who dropped a PolM “oaaaot ba eewdflmfl POPULAR Coming Events It will be the flrat "Bingo" to be! the coming mass meeting In Plain- 7as Main fat,, Maacheetor, Coon. Hilliard St. Phone 1000 901 Slain S t tel. BS2I of Belgium olao was gitowmsad. giv­ Sept. 7-8 Flower show of Man­ played In Manchester under the new Acid. JoBt Preeelag Bnttoa k aad got Into wiMBm a doftoUfa aatuia.'* ' .■ ■ ■ chester Garden dub. Masonic Tem­ Regiment in Rebellion la Democratic • i j * i ing new emphaolo to Poland's la- Camcuifai(«d!*d trucks with t floid flaaa law. The selectmen have voted In I Asked about American prepared­ BistanM OB dlNot negotiatioiM, If ple. No admission. favor of allowing the game to be I ness measures, Mr. R kt^veltsald Back Walerbupy Hcadj ^ C M S lO n Noted Racketeer Surreii ooeastaaoRr Said to Have Been Join­ High Tb* perns______MARKET Sept. 23 - - District meeting ot played In Manchester «nd the per­ the machinery which Itegan to take ders to Hoover; Had " ? h . Prsstdent Mid in this dhortof* of tovtool toodst^ ladloatsd aa onariva aeUea 855 Main Street Rubinow Buildinff Order of Vasa at Masonic Temple. mit will be secure/3 ON YOUR tiontlon at the nronerproper timetime. ' Santiago, C2jlle, Aug. 2B—(A>)— Bulletin! that Poland “has bIways defsndsd are used. or Dinner, j Military Preparations on tha Idsa that a long lastlnff power tS n n g k slovMth hour Stop At the JEWELER Aaked whether this sute la prep­ One regiment of Infantry stationed Watarbory, Aug. »B—(C) — New York, Aug. SB——fla t, of raaad aad bar ffuaraL™— SHOULDERS BUTTER aration represented the maximum In Santiago revolted today against Ouster prooeedinga against nosed Louis (Luj^siBuehaltor, ths Cool . . , State llieater KuiMinff FUEL BILL preparedness machinery this coun­ I a Warlike Scale in Albtn s the left-wing government of Presi­ Waterbary’s ooovietod nauer, fugitive racketeer with a IBO.OOO issssisss's:’”* - ’! 7.17 Main Street try could produce, the President dent Pedro Agulne Cerda. Shortly 7- Frank Bayes, aad Ms secre­ World’s Storni Center. H i e lb. lb. C A R L J. N Y C R E N U. S. Dept, of Commence says: ^ A coatinff of a quarter said he would not call It that but price 00 his head who gav* up la a * Cbmpstoat oeufoto in n in il to|i. 24c of an inch of soot in a furnace reduces its efficiency by thereafter It was reported, without tory, AMeiinaa Tbonas P. M that Osnaaay bad fliridid » PACKAGE preferred to kay It was better than Immediate confirmation, that four or Kelly, were headed for tbe 8a- Danzig, Aug. 25—(g>)— HUltory surpris* surrendsr to J. Edgar Hoov­ Italy Adds 500,000 FItunbIng — Heating — JnbMng PRINCESS one-half. at any time In the past. er. was questioned today In elescly. W atch and Jewelry five regiments of artUlery In the perlor Ckmrt today on a& appeal preparations In Dantig were broad­ rsfl* h) Expert Water System Large fuel bills may mean -only that your furnace ia Included, he said, were financial capital had Joined the movement. guarded secrecy. STORE pieparatioDs and perparatory mea- from the fallore of tlte Aider., FRESH FISH TODAY iBstallaMaas — Pomp Service Restaurant dirty. Thus far only * few ihoU have niea last algbt to master tbe IB ened today to on almost warUke Ihidlog a two-year search that 19 Mapl« Street Repairing A t TO>ea for evacuating Americans scale but business went on as usual ooet the Federal governraeat and To Those Under Arms IS Soatb S t Tel 9439 Corner Mala and Pearl (•treeta from war sonea been fired. Tbe government has tak­ votes saffleleBt to remove the FURNACES CLEANED BY OUR NEW SUCTION en utmost precautions to maintain dao. under increasing tension. New York sUto 8400,000, the 48- Most of bis conferences today order. .V^-old gangster volunUrlly put All Kinds of Reasonable Prices It was almost Impossible for pri­ EQUIPMENT — $3.00. he added, were related to the use The Radio Nacional Agrlcultura himself In Hoover’s custody last Two More Chuaea of.Re> Flashes! Waterbury, Aug. 25.—(e>—Mayor vate automobile owners to buy gaso­ algbt at aa uadlaeloaed pfae* hi Another Pact Whiskey - Wines Step in and See One of Man- (OoBUBoed OB P B g e Tlirwi.) Frank Hayes remained today at the line, *o heavy had been the de­ Maahattaa. . flcrvifltfl GiUed Out; (Coattoned on Page Twelva.) mands of the Danxlg mlUtary ma­ cheater’a l,arffeat Selectiona head of this cltjf’s government, chine. He had gained weight aad grown Beer and Sada a dark moustache to bid* Ms Idsatl- WiU Make Nearly Two of Greetinff Carda for AU T.P. AITKEN & GO. which he Is accused of having help­ Free a t y sent large oontln- Ready to Sign 246 North Main Street Manchester ed to defraud through a mlUlon-dol- ty. Hoover siUd, and appeared Million Men Ready. f,*?, * " ” P« points near the “healthy and contented.’* hi aa- Occaaiona. Telephone 6793 lar conspiracy, after the Board of Polish border lost night. They were Albin J. Petrownki Aldermen f^ e d by taro veto* to 'Lepke was Immsdlatoly nishsd to Ready to Protect U. S. sta in ed on roads and In woods, s cell In th*. fsderal building and Roma, Aug. as,—(T)—Two clsseis New Owner oust him whUe an alternately cheer­ a im for evsry suspicious move. Hungary «nd Rumania Telephone 4000 ing end booing crowd Ustenec. to the •ubjsctod to rigorous, all night ques­ of Italtoa rsssrvlsto were ealtod t<^ dellbermtiens. „ Itosd blockades were ready to be tioning by FsdsraJ agsnts. wbo bor- tbs enters today, bringing the** un­ Agree Not to Fight fa thrown Into place. Some small road* rto dty pallet aad prosseutiag of- From Shocks of War Th* crowd, a standing-room-only je ^ n g to the frontier were cut off der arms to a total ef six etossss. throng that Jammed the aldermanlc ndola from th* room aad refusod to Case That War Breaka. ------by SA men (Storm Troop*) a -mil* let them see the prisoner. Th* etossss ealtod today wers chamber to Its 850 capacity, was or so from the border. Series of Proclamations antl-Hsyes. ebsering each Republi­ SIleat *a Dataffs oompoasd e f thos* msn born in ISOS Buebarost, Auff. 86—(» )—Autbortt- can alderman who q>oka In favor of However, traffic on the main road Hoover decUaed to give details of and IfU . atlva quarters sold today that a A Big Week Of Fun And To Be Issued as Soon as GOP Campaign tbe ouster aad booing tim Demo- Mtween Danzig and the Polish port tb* arrest, other, than to soy b* aad They were unofficially estimated I -\ of Gdynia was permitted to con­ noB-affffroaflen poet bstwsaa Rua- craU who stood by t h ^ fallow tinue. Lwpk* were atone when the latter to odd about 500,000 men to the 1, Conflict Begins in Eu­ party membsr. wmndered. 800,000 olrendy under arms. ffary sad Rumanto “is hsarty ready S s • rope; Some of Orders. T o Start E arly J- WaiTsn Upson, Republican Newspaper Beperts “He told me he never left th* It waa officially announced that for riffnaturs.” amr s f Paaaa fMHv ^ town cbalnnaa acting aa a private ’Hi* heavy cancentratlan of troopa borough of Manhattan," th* eMaf of the naval and ah’ ranks of Italy’s They said dtoeuariens wars “ very Nffla. Aog. SB-riPl-lafli * f a followed report* published la the of- Entertainment cltlsen,, preferred tbe charges ot Um 'FsdsrsI Burssu of Invsstlgotkm far advaaesd” sad that tbs propos- e p o m sftoe In Ihs asraaii Waahington,* Aug. 25.—«>)—A "contlausd nsglect and default of flclal Nasi newspaper, Daasiger ■anouBced brisfly. (Ceatlaasd ea rnga Tkree.) Three Months' Tour of ad troaty bod bssa drawn up. I ssaiast wars laaswad IMS I aeriea 4 government orders and o «cla l duty” and "moral deliquency Vorposten. of “general mobilisation’* "H * surrendsred. Tbert was no proclamatlona was nearly ready to­ and moral turiiitud*" agataiat the and "threatening movements’’ across Official quarters tn Budapsst eapital that Mm Slates Already Out< the border in ^land. mofley promised or paid by the day for Issuance the moment war mayor last night and tbe vote was FBI. We made him no prninlsea of dsntod that any such nsffottoUans dsr. Sir NsvOs Hi lined for This FalL The newkpaper reported that Po­ wsr* la praffTOM but dsdarsd “than should come in Europe, so aa to pro­ Immunity or onythlag clro’ Japs to Change to th* SB Poffa Two.) lish guns were “trained on the Ger­ may bs somstlilaff to th* future.’’ sariy tect the United States from th* man border,” new trenches dug and Washlngtoa, August SB—on—Of- b o t h ^ FBI ^ New York d ty tb* laformsd quaitars bsr* said th* shocks of the cqnfllct. forests partially cleared to provide eoBvertoticas hod hsm proceeding fldsls of the RepubUeaa Oongres- an open field for shooting. I M W •wards ssch had posted for Foreign Policy The drafts, prepared at meetings Monal campaign oommitta* will captnro of the man arhoin Boovor between member* of th* Huagarton Aag. of high Feder^ offlciala, cover The impression given was that Don j ^ ^ o o and th* Rumanian Forrign etol N asi______After your doctor haa step* to be taken for the start aarly in Beptombsr a three- Sophie Tucker listed as "Public Enemy No. 4" i ioto today months' campaigning tour In behalf that tws PMlsb K. of C. markets, commodity markets, ship­ (Oeotlaoed oa Pag* Fwo.) wow sbot finisheid hia diagiioaia To Abandon Ita Close Re* O S f SBj k Plsased aad kUtod aoar Mm Fa ping, airplane servicea, communica- of IMO party candidates tor election (Ctotlnood ea Riga H m s .) kh-Dotoflf to th* Hous*. Is Suspended They dsctorsd Uwt Germany had border betweon Ottomia otoi Btoh the treatment invari­ He Can Do A Better «tlons, and the like. They are au- lations With Reich Be­ •pressed ptoosur* at the project Rap. fiRter of Psnnsylvanis, com- ^rixed under the NeutraUiy A c t It was recalled that In March Pallsb smetol* wera imatrlg to ably calla for a pre- Dine of the eCdera would apply ^ tta o chairman, said today h* and cause of Soviet Pact. Earl Vsnsblc, committee secxataiy Hungary offersd a non-oggrearioo esaflTM tba shootiag report taanod^ acriptkHi.. oblems which did not arise at ataly. The Old Sawyer Says:— ^ Ume o f the World War. would “visit every state thatcErm Noted Bines Singer Is War Clouds Cast Shadow tsanty to Rumania In return for Tokyo, Aug. 25—i/py—Tb* Jspaa-^ b etter trontfieat’’ of th* t o ^ Tha Oernmn varston was that the Short wave radio transmission, it aqy prospect arhatsver of RiqaibU- ^ government was authoritatively Job When You Provide can aueesaa” He added that StXm Foand Gaihy of TVea- Hungarian mim>rity In TYansylvonto, ■Msb oeldlsta woro on tbo Oaatto "The lumber we buy is cut in the West and handled The quicktr you gret was learned, would be controlled Over the Movie Industry reported to«lay to have decided to government attaches. abort 5 ? -.^ South’* wmdd not he son by Actors Gronp. ReotoUy tb* Hungarian press has ^ too fraotior wlMa they woro that preacription, the abandon its class rstotlons with Oer- iprstoid Mtisfactlim with tb* new ■hot by Daasl| border gtoido. Is biff mills that have the equipment to cut to exact CARNIVAL wave transmission goes to Europe, maay as a result of tbe tottor’s coa- Its operation might be regarded as b Cadsr Way Now HoUywood, Aug. 25.—(r>—Buio-^ trMtmsat. sceordsd Hungarians la sooner y()u can start Now York. Aug. aB._(gv-The Th* office of th*' Britiib oonsul clusloa o f s non-sggreaalOB pact Rumanto. Eoflo To Noka QsH measurementa. There can be no compromise in this unneutral. Such stationa would not ‘TV* have no intentlosr of waiting •ctarwtactitoBd war roaefaed a new The Best Materi^ peon war clouds cast their shadows said It hod “sfasolutsly no Instruc- with Soviet Russia. ForoigB observers dsctorsd that ■Sjathamiton, Eaglaad, Aag. 35. taking the medicine. ba permitted to broadcast matter Momxl until after th* aent natleoal e r t ^ today with the suspension of matter If a job is to be riffht. When a contractor is pro­ over the motion picture Industry tton*’’ as to , prospectiv* rstun at A high Japonass soure* said the coaduatoa of such a noa-aggrss- ^ " T p# HaeifcerE-AeisfHis IbMP Uksly to be regarded as unneutral eanvaatten to start our camnaiaa.” flopbto Tucker from Acton Equity, Japan would pursue for. th* present That Preacription Can Be In buildinff anythinff, reineinbcr that tha man who by one side or th* other. today. British subJscU to thslr homstoad. sioa treaty between th* two tradl- Hansa tailed to nwke a srtMdaled vided with uniformly accurate, first class lumber he can Main laid. ’Tt la under w t ^ ^ r , u action at least tsnnorarily ter- Some actors Indicated, however a policy ef "splendid isolation’’ with­ SL Grounds tJoanUy opposed nntloas would be boro today aad pnsstognro wait. In Yoor Hands In I.«ss Than are doiiiff the work can’t produce beat reaoita with in­ Omparablc supertHalon. however, mt ns ting her SO-ynor s to ^ ear Studio executives said coolilet “ P untfl the th ^ were ready to leave on short out closing tlM door to "any ooua- •Bother triumph for Germany ^ to w tender to ombarfc f*r Now bnild a buildinff that is plumb and square in every detalL An Hoar By Phoninir would not be cxerclaed over the me­ MBt oloetym. The la s t Of tbs rod-bot numss** abroad would ruin vast flln mar­ notice. try wanting frtoadshlp.’’ ' ferior materiak to work with. Be forasifflited — imtM dium wove stationa operating pria- kets. It also would moan tbs • CeaiplHB Neatinitty ***“*. • Tt n it t ismptin Th* w:lflcany prohibit sueta awvio*. „ - of "Haaalhal HamUa Day. Paris on a vacatiaa. tbs Maachoulnio-Outsr Mongotu Washlngtoa, Aug. 25—iff)— The Hmwetw, baraua* recent traotisa T# OtoMaa* Wsffc .. *^*^l!*f ^'•“ fbtoB, Osotffa , ssn- DOraOF. poslUoB of tb* Treasury August 28 Telephone 5145 Haaatta.M,.... am nativew is v oOB f Maine,ssaine, wxrea aan vice M “I shall contlBu* working with Boyer to a msmiMr « f th* Froach dw% lUdisrd Otmos, Brtaa Ahsnw. 2 Main St. TeL 5125 n — ff-tow -A tb olto preMdtot -to-the^awb Idacnto^ od- atwbo said Rtoattol 41 Pnlley In m foUowB: FHABMACT "■jUllsaco- Bnto Ktoloff, Ronald Tvii-p*,, k x j Class, MerchaitiSise 1 *rises mlalsttation. Houee Miaority taad- b r pbmiBB T o ha gobs------w Mmud, Tlctor Mctaffim. Bsc^pto 8SA174UJB: tapoadk- (OMtiiajPi oa r i^ Two.) er Mortis (R-MOn) will speak. nsoath. but that U war lireks aat ha 1« ^ oa rafaa rwa.j BiUbheae. Cory Grant aad UuitWM probably would rtBzala la Vtaaoi. (Rtvlsr. _ 55!f.«gS of 17 alltns apprabsnded in the dtrection. Erinsville, Ontario. Robert Seaman Filed today at the office of the ito k ta fton , e ( 117 Henry street. Am Rad St 8 ...... 10 Frank L. Chetalat, 88. of - 49 cans on the 19-roan board favoring Halm Flukman "Man Without Florida Key* after being smuggled Not Necessary Further Danzig "incidents" were of the F. T. Blish Hardware Com­ Places Affected by Young Intruder Trie* to Town a e r k wa* the proposal of Am Smelt ...... 41 Summer street, waa arraatad last ramoval and six Democrats voting from Cuba. H* aerviid a brief reported. Youth In Killed by Light* 1 bis feadeat hopes yesterday pany, is planning to display the flsb Country,'’ ..^ o shuttled back and Walter C. Wlrtalla that Frank P. Transfers This Week. Am T and T ___ night on Hsmiln street, charged no. A two-thirds majority of tbe sentence for Illegal entry, forfeiu The reported arrest of two rail of- Choke Bridgeport Resi- Beast in Comnuuid 1 be leaded a SO-pound muakel- In a window of the Blish store. The ...... 1574 forth between tbe United SUtea (Oenttaoad frem Page Oae.) C lu c y of 38 Benton street be nam­ Am Tob B ...... with operating a motor vehicle full board It needed to oust a public ing any chance of Amarican citi­ flelala in Danzig was Interpreted ning; Streetn Flood­ hmge In a lake just north of Tam- .Turklngtona expect to reach home ...... 78H rent aipl tlien Flees. ed a* a republican candidate for se­ Freighter fo r 8 Hoi By the end of thle month there Am Wat Wka ...... , . , 04 while under the Influeoc* of official. and Cubs aa each nation denied zenship, and wa* ordered deported. here as part of Nazi attempts to worth, Ontario, Canada, where he is some time tomorrow. him entry, was ordered deported o f this aiachlnery should It be­ ed, Traffie Delayed. lectman in the coming primaries Anaconda ...... 234 liquor. The car Cbetalat was op­ Vote Is the Same Cuba declined 10 readmit Fluk­ come necessary. disrupt railroad service in the Free Tha propoeal submitted today fol­ Killed by Coaft Gi will ba aavcral change* In tha man- erating waa atoppad by PbUc* agaffi today. City. Armour 111 ...... 34 Th* asm* charges vera prefer­ man. Since the United States bad Earlier In the conference the BrUigiport. Aug. 25— (49—Sur- low* a previous one made by Clancy agamant and ownen^lp of bualnaas Sergeant John J. McGUnn who Immigration officials directed Poland's major railway artery, . id In hia attempt to loot the New Haven. Aug. 25 (4’, One Atchison ...... 334 red against Alderman Tbomaa P. no diplomatic relationa with Rus­ Preaident was asked for comment prj who ^ p o s e d himself for the of- Cape May, N. J.. Auff. In Ifanehastar, two changea taking notified the arreeted man to ap­ that be b* placed aboard the from Warsaw and the interior, to,, iedroom s at the egglusive College vouth w*e((kmed by lightning and Aviation Corp ...... 8 4 Kelly, the mayor's executive secre­ sia at the tlma, Flukman remained on tbe foreign sources o f Informa­ fice. This paper waa declared not There waa a dead Uon at the botV pear to answer th* charge in town Staamsbip Florida when It sail* for Gd3mla. Poland's only seaport, paas^ club, 199 Courtland street, residence two othefs barely escaped death by placa this week, one thia morning. Baldwin Ct ...,...... 104 tary who waa convicted with him here under a deportation order tion on which Senator Borah (R - in form by Town Counsel William 8 tom of tbe sea t()day and th* court tornorrow morning. Havana, hoping that he finally may until May, 1939. Then he voluntar­ through Danzig. of a number of well known bustneoa drowning today aa a furious cloua'- William H. Taft, who had con B and O ...... 4 and 18 others of conspiracy last . Idaho) once said he based hia burst, which floodetl New Haven but Hyde, who ruled that no one may the beast commandM for moie Bendlx ...... week, and tbe vote on hia case waa be permitted to land there and ily went to Cuba to rejoin hia wife The Polska Zbrojna ch a rge Dan­ and professional wotnen, early to­ propose himself for office In the eight hours steamed peoeefulljr 8a ducted a reitaurant on North Main ...... 214 Join hi* family. (B orah'i) belief that no war waa day, a daring young thief grabbed spared surrounding towns, crippled Beth 8U ...... It was stated today by Chairman the fame. and four children. Two months zig autborities were distributing gas primary races. toward Caracas, Venezuela. i , ...... SS4 Flukman, a 47-year-old, Rua- Imminent. Borah opposed action Miss Dorothy Ehekaon by the throat early morning trafific and mar(«>ned ■treet In the old Cowlca Hotel build Beth 8U 7 P f ... of the Board of Selectmen David Neither Hayes nor Kelly, both of later Cuban immigration author­ at the laat Congressional session on masks only to Germans and said that Signers of the Clancy proposal Ftrat Sergeant Michael riieirgn ...... 1104 alan-bom Jew. spent the laat four and choked her when she awoke and thousands of work-bound person*. Ing, cloaad hia place of buainaaa tbia Borden ...... Cbamberi that th* Board of whom ar* free on ball pending their ities arrested and deported him. revised neutrality legislation. frontier g u a r^ Confiscated masks are Martha Wlrtalla, Clarence Kab- of the Marine Corps, Oooat Guard morning. He took over tba reataur ...... 19% Selectmen probably win not meat weeks In the county Jail here whlla purchased Ip -^ y n la by Poles living started to call for help. Robert J. O'Neill, 20-year-olu Yale Can Pac ...... •PP*ala from their conviction and Refused permission to land her*, Makes No Comment student, was killed by llqhtmn'g in rlck, Agnes Kabrick, John R. Coop­ Chief Boatswain's Mate John Wfl* ant bualntai that bad been conduct ...... 8 4 this coming Monday night, but the Florida waa tied up by a strlk*. he returned to Cuba on th* Florida, ia Daarig^ Miss Dickson, private secretary Caa* (J. I.) ...... 67 th* long prison terms to which they Hr. Roooevelt said he had no the yard o f hi* parents' summer er. William L Ltiettgens, Anna R liams and acven Coast Quontl ed by Tbomaa Conran, two yeart may convene Tuesday Five times previously be had and again was turned back. The A n am b er of houses and apart at the General Shaver Corp., awak­ found "not a iioul tn sight” jraators Cerro Da P ...... 334 were sentenced— 10 to 15 year* for comment, then remarked that tbe ened to discover the thief In her home at Homaugtiin. East Havep. Cervlnl. Francli C. Knight, Dorothy ago. Thia morning creditors started Coming mecUngf of the Board will Hayes and aaven to 13 year* for his travaled back and forth on the strike aboard the ship halted his implications about the matter mpafa occupied by Polea in Danzig M. Johnson. Wilbert L. Johnson and day when they came alongelda tto Cbaa and O b ___ ...... 814 bedroom shortly after 3:U a. m. Hi* father. Charles O'Neill, la fore­ to act and when his electrical power largely be ^ken up with oonaidar- aacreUry—attanded the meeting, steamer, only to be rejected at wanderings temporarily. made on the radio by one or two of^ w ere said to have been requisitioned Martha L Blatter. Dutch freighter Amaaone, six_____ mlI4* was cut off he loet little time in Chrysler ...... 764 each port. by the Danzig Nazi party. Her screams awakened th# other man of the composing room of the atlon of tbs budget for tba com­ attorney raprasentad them Immigration officlala bar* frank­ his friend* were perhaps Justified. New Haven Journal-Courier Next Monday marks the deadline of here. In anowar to a closing up tha placa. An offer may Coca-Cola ___ ...... 1104 ing year. The man lost file sutua aa a . Day excursions of Polish motor- realdenta of the household and Whathar any further attempt to ly admit they don't know what la He did not name the frieodfi nor Torrenllal Rain for the filing of proposal* many of I 7or "someon* with • be given to the craditori to aetUa e v d Oas and El ...... 8 4 Ruoslao In 1928 when he entered finally to be done with Fluknuui boats from Gdjmia to Danzig were police were summoned from head­ gun" to kill a prowling lion. Coml Inv Tr ,... ramove th* mayor, former lieutenant explain the Implications. quarters, leas than a blodk away. Trick camera work nothing! Here are elx men on a horse, and It's Two Inches of rain fell between which still are to be made, both the bllla or he may renort to tba ...... 474 Monebsatar membara of th* governor whoa* fifth two-yaar term Cuba and becama a permanent All they can do is turn him away dtaconttnued yesterday. Warsaw The Amazone'a crew o f SO nhd Com! S o l v ...... The Preaident a ^ he had not Immediate search for the )'oung a legitimate picture. They're featured members of the all-midget cast 8:20 and 9 20 a. m. even rail travel partlea having many candidates to bankruptcy courts...... 0 Crooodil* club bav* recalved notice expires January 1, would be made realdant there. In 1633 b* was one each time ba comes into porL newspapers said the boats had been nine paaoengera hod bsuriendM Cons E d ls ...... caneelled hia yvest coast trip, Intruder waa launched throughout of Columbia's "The Terror of Tiny, Town." nationally-hailed screen wa* alowed by the torrential rain name. The democrats are meet­ There la also likely to be change ...... 394 of the annual meeting and abeep- Upaon waa not prepared o aay. but stoned from the shore by groups of ing tonight reportedly to draw up n themaelves below decks whan the Cons Oil ...... scheduled for October 1, but added Danzig Nazi. the neighborhood but without avail. sensation coming to the Circle Theater on Saturday The picture, which and the New Haven railroad tracks to mimcrahlp of the MIntz tavern ...... 6 4 bake to b* bald at Lake Compounce there bav* been reports here that that whetbel* he goes will depend under the Water street viaduct were complete town ticket for the coming lion, one of a group o f wild antoinlB Cont Can ...... These reports were coupled with Investigation dlscloaed. police poke* good-liatured fun at the more familiar type of Western film ha* locaTn at .Nortlv Main street and ...... 874 on Thursday, August 81. Tba th* Superior Court would be asked heard and that until It bad been dis­ Waterbury Republican and Ameri­ on devehSpments. He alao said he primary and eleeUon. consigned to the Zooloctcal GordaBe Corn P r o d ...... new charges pf mistreatment of said, that the man entered the build­ for principal characters 70-pound Billy Curtis, 'flO-pound Yvonne Moray covered by four Inches of water. North School ttr m . The building la ...... 58 CrocodU* club la composed of to lasu* an order vacating the chief posed of “ there U no final judg­ can, newspapers which weie sward­ wotild like to go to Ryde Park. The (Connecticut Company was hard In Oaracaa, broke loose a M prowl* Del L and Wn . Poles In Germany. ing through an unlocked window and Little Billy, vaudevlllp-famed midget who plays the title role The owned by a Hartford bank and tha ...... 4 4 friends and deacandanta of th* first exacutlva’B office. m ent" ed honorable mention by th* Pulit­ f l. Y.. Monday night, but would not hit as Ita trolley and bus schedules Report Ruosla la Seeking ed the forward deck. r Du P o n t ...... The semi-official Gazeta Polska from a porch on the south side ot companion feature is "The Girl from R io " sUrring Movlla and Warren permit for the tavern has been held ...... 1574 group who succaadad in "sattlng Big Crowd Outside Aldermoale Preaideat Patrick M. zer prize eommlttee for their part do to if the situation then is as it tbe building. He stole 81 from a Hull. were disrupted. Peace la PeUsh CrM * Oaeot OMorda AbowB 4 Eastman Kod ... published an editorial entitled "Ger­ I In the onme of Mias Annie MIntz...... 1614 off" Lak* Compounce from South­ Th* crowd that managed to Perriello (R)l. who would become in e.xposing the alleged corruption ia today. kitchen table and a small copper Motorists by the score were ren­ Peskan and tb* Coast OunieB Elec Auto-L ____ man Terror Against Poles in Ger­ SCHOOL For the Inal two montha It has been ...... 824 ington so that it would be in Bris­ squeeze into the aldermanlc cham­ mayor If Hayee vere ousted, pound­ of the Hayes administration, was Near the close of the interview, clock and tjten went to the second dered helpless when their machines London. Aug. 28-(iP)—Berlin re­ threw n boarding ladder to the Gen Eleo ...... many Increases Hour by Hour." Turin, aaid he had a friendly talk to the King was dealt with brief­ ship deck end climbed up to nee Uie conducted by n receiver. The permit ...... 844 tol. A number of local men bo- ber Tor th* hearing waa Inilgnlflcant ed often for order but waa able to one of those who managed to get a attended by about 125 correspond­ floor, whyre five residents were ■tailed and in some cases were tore- ports that Soviet Russia had ap- to conduct a tavern In Uila location Gen Foods ...... compared to the noisy throng atand- of about half an hour with the'Klng. ly but generally without comment. lion poke iU head around e corner ...... 434 long. The membership raquisttas restrain the crowd only for minutes seat In the aldermanlc chamber and S l l » ents, the Preaident waa greatly sleeping^ ad to clamber to the roof* of the proaehad Poland neeklng a peaceful expiree on September 4 and M lii Gen M o t ...... according to the membership card Ing on the City Hall's wide lawns The Monarch met Phillips in II Popolo Dl Roma, referring to tbe and growl. The lion becked n w ^ DRESSES ...... 484 at a time. Perriello, ooaUesa and b* waa given a eceptloo almllai; tb amused by another question about front of the.cluster of sm.all houses can to escape being trapped. Fire settlement of the Gcrman-Pollah MIntz had made do application GlllatU ...... 6 4 are "gentlemanly conduct aiiA the and overflowing Into the street. with shlrtaleeve* rolled up because (Congress, namely, what would have Lei>ke Ouizzed; "noble appeals" which had been men were called to the Humphrey and the men went aboard. ;. that accorded Upaon. making up hia simple rustic camp crlil# were rscelved by British offl­ T h e lion was Irtng In n v e ^ yet to renew the permit. Heckar Prod ...... 104 price of the dinner.” On* hundred and thirty Watar- of th* extrema beat, aaid there must to happen In Europe before he y Calls More heard "In this tragic moment," men­ atreet railroad underpass to pull out F or T h e G irl 7 T o 16 bury policemen kept order and 4U In a wild valley at Sant Anna dl ciala today with reserve and appar­ awkward position between n hatiM. .*j TTie women's ahop operated under Hudson Mot ...... 4 4 ba no damonatratlon that would pre­ called a special session. tioned the President's message along ■lx passenger-filled autotqablles. m state policemen were concentrated ' aldleri. the last village on the road with those of Pope Piu* and the ent ffiistruat. A government spokes­ and a wall,” Pesknn said. “I had the trade name of Hylvla'a Dreas Int Harv ...... 494 A number of local fisherman vent a “fair, orderly and competent Schwab Retumiaig Heme More Important Things Gave Self Up Ernest Noebel, IS, and Gilbert Som e have “ wasp Shoppe, on Depot .Square, la to be in a nearby town. No official would Men to the Colors from Turin to the French frontier. King of the Belgians. man aaid the 'oreign offle# had go Into n cabin and shoot th rou A .,^./ Int Nick ...... 464 have been having succasa getting hearing." . The President laughed and said Mills, 14, trapped by an onrushing heard numerous rumors of some waists,” concealed draw- closed on the laat of tha month. The Int T and T ...... striped baas In the Niantlc river la y what they were doing there, but American circles expressed the This cordiality wni the more con­ flood while walking through a nar­ a porthole. They told me I w o ^ ...... 5 4 Crowd la Unruly Southampton, Aug. 35 —' (P) — he did not believe be would go sort of Gerraan-Ruaaian collabora­ stock In th* store la being sold out Johns-Msn ...... and Ray Bumap, from wbom they unconfirmed reports aaid they were belief today nobody in Italy Includ­ spicuous in that the Kascist press row railroad cut, were rescued by have to hit him in n vital strings through the ...... 65 A t Umaa during Ashworth's argu­ Charles M. Schwab, ailing 77-year* over that again, but added quickly To Head of F (Oeattooed from Pag* Oae.) tion on the Polish question, but that The package store at 314 Main Kenneoott ...... rent their bMts, reports the being held In reserve should any ing Premier Mussolini, wanted war. recently has expressed itself re­ firemen after the water had reach­ I aimed for hie eyas an d. w.ii.tt line, which may be ...... 844 emergency,.arls* here. ment cria* of “ait down!" were old chairman of Bethlahsm Bteel, that waa a minor factor in the none had so far been confirmed. right between them." street, which has been rondiictcd Leh Vsl R R . . . . snapper blues running up th* river. world news of today because there Fascist newspapers told of the garding the Preaident In anythin!: ed shoulder depth. adju.stcd to any .size...... 34 The cheering began when th* tall heard in th* back of tba hall. was asalstad aboard tha Unar fighting machins had been "almost danger of war. but there were still But the Hon did not roll under a permit granted In th* name U g g and My B .. Porgles are plentiful, but there “W* were other things more Important. (Oanttnoed From Pago but friendly terms...... 105 and athletic appearing Upson en­ Upson also tried to atop the dem­ aahlngton” laat midnight and completely filled" since August 21. few outward aigna that Italy ex­ Took A U ttle Drink dead when th* JO enUbre ilfl* .Some have bolero of John Campbell, la to change Loew’s ...... isn't any ilgn of the "big blust” as aalled for the United Btataa. Chuckles awept the conference ...... 39 tered th* aldermanlc chamber. onstration*, declaring th* "safhe In addition to tbe six army class­ pected t o lw Involved. let hit. A aeoond bullet brought jackets. All are sjie'.'ially hands. An application to conduct Lorillard ...... yet. Schwab, who suffered a aUght room when some one asked for District Attorney Thom^ E. Dewey PltUburgh, Aug. 25—OP)—" I took a package store at th* same placa ...... 324 There waa soma booing, too, but It quiet and dignity should be preserv­ es, 35 battalions ot. militiamen have About Town a little drink," Georg* Harry Smith. lion from hiding end two priced for early buyers. Mont Ward ...... heart attack about two weeks s m > comment on tbe activities at Oslo, assailed a* "the most tlanrerous in­ A ll papers appeared with stream­ Another Pact ...... 48 was scarcely audible abme the noise ed here as la court,” but each Dem­ been called up, aa well aa specialista Guard* shot at It. haa been filed with the liquor eon. Nash- Kelv ...... John Kambas of tbs Center res­ Norway, of Representative Hamil­ dustrial racketeer in America.” er headlines asserting that ‘■Poliah 73-yaar-old tinker said in court, ex­ ...... 5 4 hia well-wtabera mad*. ocratic alderman waa Jeered and bad been recuperating la 6 LondM of other army claaaes. “The captain woe soared the Regular Price 11.19 trol board by Mrs. Mary Blnello of N at BIsc ...... taurant is spending a short vaca­ hotel. He planned to return home ton Fish (R.-N. Y .), who had been Lepke also has ^ e n accused by troop* surround Diuizlg,'' baaed on plaining why ha struck a compan­ ...... 244 Make* Short Addreea each Republican applauded as they Premier Huiaollnl made a brief Ready to Sign ion. srould start the other entmale 312 Main street. She Is th* wife of Nat Cash Rag . .. tion in Rhod* Island. next week but- revised his plana be­ reported making—eOme effort to Dewey of waging from hiding a appearance on the balcony of bis Information supplied by the official 71ie Emanuel Luthern choir will Special ...... 164 In a short apsech he presented aroaa to present their vlawa. ing,'" Peokan aoM. “ I told hiss Vincent Blnello who formerly con Nat Dairy ...... cause of tbs threatening European forestall war. The President laugh­ "war of extermiphtinon” against hU Palazzo Venezia to acknowledge German new* agency. The Implica­ rehearse at 7:30 tonight at the "How muehT” oskad the Judge. ducted a tavern in the Calms build­ ...... 154 hie charges, declaring th* mayor's Th# formality with which the tion waa plain—that Fascists ex­ (Continued from Page Oo*,) bullets eouIdn” t go through Nat DlsUII ...... Edward Morlarty, dark at E. J. outlook. ed and wanted to know why the former aasoclatea that has cost five the cheers of a crowd this morning, church. “Twelve double heeder* of vrbls- deck.” ing on Main street under th* name ...... 324 Murphy's Depot Square drug store connection had made him "unfit" to hearing w ia conducted made the pected German patience would not ky, IS glaoees of wine and some N y Central...... snickers. lives, IncIiKjIhg that of Isadore but refrained from speaking to might well benefit from such neu­ Tbe crew put n Una around of the Armory Tavern. Thia was ...... 134 who went to Columbia for bis hold office and urging tbs aldermen, crowd Impatieat and once In a while endure much longer In face of this Walter Glamann and family, of bottles beer,” Smith reUted Nor A m ...... aught He had no one in mind, he aaid, Penn, musig publishing executive, delegations of Italian school teach­ trality In this area. ot beest’s body and threw It aokl recently. Today men are work ...... 33 vacation, found it necessary to re­ sitting as a Judicial body, not to eomeons would about: alleged provocation. 123 Middle turnpike, east, will leave meekly. Packard ...... when he suggested the selection by who wai^gbot down laat month in ers and Albanlana who hod come for She already has a strong econo­ board. Th* M siin* sergeant and Ing Installing a new front at the ...... 8 4 turn and Is now confined to his make a “ party matter" out of tba “Aw! come onl" a "m lstM e murder.” MoroentarUy Expected tomorrow morning for a week or Param P l o t ...... Irvine, Ky— Ughtning OBtar* Hitler and Hoedckl of neutral a glimpse of him. mic grip on southeastern Europe “ Six months to ona yehr,' Coast Guards returned her* Armory Tavern...... 7 4 home with illnass. question. He said It wa* th* aider- Tha pooMbiUty that th* mayor, in Of the Danzig situation 11 Popolo out hia honor. Renn R R ...... mediator In event direct negotia­ /Claah «»f Antboritlea Reason For Slicnoe whtrh Is steadily Increasing. Diplo­ ten daya camping trip at Plrte Grove the freighter continued its Coming acroae East Center atreet ...... 184 men's "plain duty under tbe circum­ virtual aecluaioa atne* bis convic­ ed the Halmar Maetars homa, dl Roma declared, "the catastrophe Lake, Hasardvtlle. Phelps D o d g e ___ tion or Impartial arbitration were A clash between law enforcement Hia silence haa' been Interpreted In mats said there woitld \be no reason onto Main street changes are also ...... 874 stances" to remove the ma5'or, tion on Wednesday of last week, knocked on* end from a bed and egn occur from one moment to an­ Phil Pet ...... turned down. He made this re­ authorities appeared likely over who foreign circle* as Indicating a de­ for Germany to wish fighting be- Plaid Skirts noticed. The men's furolshlng store ...... 327, Hayes' attorney, Harold C. Ash­ would put In an appearance brought ripped a sheet on th* bed to ehreds. mark in reply to an inquiry wguld get the first onpiirtunlty to other." Pub Sve N J ...... sire to avoid any sabre rattling that tween the roiintrlea whirh rnnstitute Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Noren which was located in the Farr build ...... 374 Local Stocks worth, waa Interrupted by booing th* crowd to th* Cfity Hall early and Bert Masters, who waa la th* bed, whether he had In mind a Latin prosecute the swarthy nrlsoner. might make the situation worse. The only hope of averting it. the and family of 26 Rooaeve't stresj. Radio ...... her "Irhenarniim" (living apace) or A L L W O O L Ing Just around the comer from ...... 5 time and again While he pleaded tbe newspaperman and others arriving waa shocked only allgbtly. American statesman. •^charged with operating a l.i.ooo.ooo Italian newspapers have shown newspaper said, lay In the Poles have returned after several dava East Center atreet, Is vacant. Th* Reading ...... 10< a abort time before th* bearing got showing "signs of repentance." since they are already closaty tied Furnished By Putnam and Co mayor's caiite, telling tha board a ytar extortion racket In the gar­ unusual moderation In their refer­ to her. spent at the New York World'# SixM 8 to 16 owner of the etore also owned a Rem Hand ...... 10 \ Into the building only after police ment. fur and bakery industries. ences to France, at whom they Nevertheless there was little at­ Fair. 6 Central Row that his Client had based bis appeal store In East Hartford and has clos. Republic SU ...... 15'. opened a Ians through the pushing Reached at Owosso, Mich., were railed only recently for failure to mosphere of crisis discernible In OsuM Bdpply Food 3 REASONS Hartford, Conn. to the Supreme Court of Errors on A neutral aouthcaatern Europe ed the Manchester place and moved Rey Tob B ...... 3 8 I mob. Poles Determin^ he Is vacationing at hia mother’s heed Italy's claims for privileges In Rome. Luke D. Phllltpa of the Hotel I Tvlephonir 5'0151 hia "assurance of Innocence." that cotild supply Germany with great th* stock to East Hartford. Safeway Sirs ...... 42 home. District Altornev Dewey at the Tunisia, tbe Suez cans] and 'The groups taking a free look at Sherlden, will return to town tbia Why You Should he had a right to have hia appeal William J. Pape, publlaber o f th* quantities of food and raw materiale In th* upper part of tha Odd Fal­ Schsniey D I s ...... 104 1:00 p.m. Quotatlona To Resist ^tler first declined comment but later Is­ JibuU. the headline* at new.npaper stands week-end after a week's vacation low's building another change took Sears Koeb ...... 75 Insuranoe Stocks sued a statement declaring; The Italian liner Saturnis with a were a little larger than usual. A nnd Ita (ibpulatlon would be more ■ b b b b b b t b b during which time he visited tb* place this week. Robert Orlmaaon, Shell Un ___ ...... 10 Bid Asked ”1 am happy and relieved to know sailing list of 350 Americana waa few forelgnen were buying railway valuable to Germany working In the New York World’a Fair, $1.95 who for over 30 years has been en­ Socony-Vac ...... 10', Aetna Casualty ...... 108 113 that Buehaiter ia at laat in custody. held at Trieste, after postponing Its tickets for abroad or arranging to fields and in the mines than carry­ BUY YOUR 8UN..M0N..TDIII One) ing rlflea. gaged in tbe tailoring business In Sou Pac ...... Aetna Fire 424 444 "W e can now proceed with the In- sailing yesterday as did the Conte dote up homes or businesses. Un­ ...... 114 Turkey, ally of Britain and Contractor John Wennergren will Manchester, most of that time In South Ry ...... 13v. Aetna Life ...... 28 SO and sent to coaci dletmenta which will remove him dl Savola and the Augustus at obtrusive notices in the newspapers start work next week constructing itratlon camps, France, would be blocked from ad­ the Odd Fellows' building, has gone St Brands ...... 5v. Automobile ...... 32'i, 344 OUT OF THF JAW': the papers repoi;>oitad, ia the firet from society permanently." Genoa. rem ind^ citizens of the depots two bouses at Btorrs, Ck>nn., for FUR COAT Conn. General ...... vancing toward Germany. The weat- out of buoinets. St Gns and El ...... 2 4 2U , 264 _ waBANaaTaB ____ emergency profiteering pi ______cases____ Federal agents showed no dis­ Some of the Saturala'a American where gaa maaka might be bought. members of the University of Con­ Hartford F ire ...... OF THE lllJKkKAN! .t'M 9 ^ A** 8 4 eve* paaoengera took trains from Trieste Otherwise life went on as usual. ern democracies could not get help He has sold his machlnsa, stock St Oil C a l ...... 244 754 774 lUD.AY Ax\D iO.ViURHOW broueht to Uie4ittention of the au position to let New York authorities necticut faculty. and flxturaa to a Hartford concern. St Oil N J ...... Hartford Steam Boiler 57 / enter tbe ease, however, and Hoov­ for France in the hope of leaving Rome I ’nnaually Calm to Poland from the east. ^ u b i n i n i f ^ ...... 384 61 U . - , ^ NOW AT Mr. Orlmason haa for many years Tex Corp ...... 34 National Fire ...... 56 68 ouaoad th* govcraiacnt er said Lepke would be arraigned on French porta on otlier ships. The .calm was even more striking Further a neutral southeastern Of th# 34.638.000 orong* trees In ! I, i.i,- -. ... ■■ Europe would insure an undisturbed mode uniforms for tha Manchester Timken Roll B ... ---- 41 Phoenix t ...... 74 76 » e o f the faraltie* o f Federal “anti-racketeering” charges TourUta flocked to the American t ^ last September, when Premier CMIfornl*. Florida, Texas aad Arl- Travelers ...... ? »j • < . I - i • 1. . ; consulate In Rome, seeking advice. lIUMolinl wan thundering warnings land route from Germany around Robinow Building 841 M ain S tre e t policemen In addition to hia regular Transamcrira . . . . 5 4 425 445 called to tbe colors, and violation o f the narcotics laws. aona, 45 per cent are not yet In full business oa a tailor. For the last Un Carbide ...... Publio Utilities I . f 4 t . 'T, . itermlnatlon to fight If U. 8. Attorney John T. Clahlll and They were advised to atari for home and defiance In daily apeechee which Poland to Russia's raw mstertala bearing, being from 5 to 10 yeora FRADIN’S! ___ 77 if they had nothing to keep them in and her oil. Rumanian oil would two or three year* he baa been In Unit Alrc ...... ---- 33 >, Conn. Lt and Pov/. .. 58 62 ■ A T .— A 0 O ae aged status violatas three aoslstanta Joined G-men In poured forth from loud apeakers in old. Production will gradually la- questioning the prisoner. Italy. every city square. Now the Duce alao be available to (Sermany, charge of the tailoring work con­ Unit Corp ...... ---- 2>- Conn. Pow...... 4g 50 c aad vital interests C74—« they reach maturity. — 0.\ i. iE 8.-\. IL :U »0.. — Twentieth Aunaal PresMeats Message remained at hia desk keeping tabs ducted SB a W P A project in the Unit Gas imp ... Hartford Elec. Lt. .. 65 . 67 ta emphaaised In War- Lepke, missing since he Jumped . . . . 134 5I1CHAEL WHALEN n 810,000 bond In Federal court in Huasollnl failed to give any Indi­ on the rapidly moving events and Lincoln school, operating his tailor U 8 R u b b er...... ---- 88 Illuminating Sho. ... 54 4 S6>, idlng pro-government shop In the evenings and during Hartford Gas ...... 34 “THEY ASKED FOR IT* morning newspapers. 1937. faces sentences ranging from cation today of what consideration conferring with his military chiefs. U 8 Steel ...... 444 i 38 O r« M M he might give to President Roose­ such time as the W PA period was So. New Eng. Tel. Co. 152 Identical Artlclea 55 to 110 years if convicted on ex- The steamahipa Omte Dl Savola Vick Cbeeh ...... 394 157 tortatlon and conspiracy charges velt's suggestion that Italy advance and the Auguatus failed to sail yes­ not operating. His decUlon to clos* West Union ...... Western Mas*...... 34 Poland cannot permit, according . . . . 214 36 to almost identical artlclea In the brought against him by Dewey. proposals to avert war tn Europe. terday on their retular voyages to hie place of bualncaa was reached West El and Industrial //? 7Po//ars to Ceots 2 DAY SPECIAL! M fg . . . . 994 —Featering— KurjerB Poranny and tha Express King Vittorio Eroonuele told am­ North and South America, but ad- this week and wa* followed soon Acme Wire ...... Woolworth . . . . 444 164 SATUtoAT NIGHT I Peranay: bassador WUllam PhllUps, who de­ vertlsemanta for September vacation 1 f P TO after by the moving out of the Idee Bond and Sh (m rb) . . . . 8 4 Am. H a rd w a re...... 19 21 MaaBBOtli MaliaB livered the preaigent'a meosage yes­ equipment. L.AKESIDE CASINO 1. A ay attempt at union between Japs to Change enilses continued to appear In the Arrow H and H. com. 354 37 ij Sooth Coventry Germany and Danzig; terday at the royal fishing camp newspapers. Billlnga and Spencer. FOR YOUR OLD 3 4 HARRINGTON'S 3. Bxeluzion of Danzig outside the near the French frontier, that he The lack of visible military pre- Bristol Brass ...... Foreign Policies would refer It at once to bli gov­ $ 364 894 NEW ENOLANDCR.S F i r « w * r k s Poliah euatoma fronUeri; pareUona waa discounted by aome VOl/ 'U HERE/ YOU GET THE ernment. REFRIGER.\TOR Ready to Protect Tension High Colt'* Pat Firearms.. 73 76 Direct From Boston! .3. Submlaalon o f Poliah rights In observers. It waa recalled that al­ E ^ le lock ...... 8 4 104 No Advance In Price! Daaxlg to the control o f a third Th* King asked Phillips to thank though similar conditioni prevailed IN TRADE ON Fafnlr Bearing ...... (Oonttooed from Page One.) th* presiilent cordially for-the mea- PICK OF 105 115 Admlasioa.40o. power (partloularly meaning Oer. last September, several weeks later « ’* a safe bet that yaaH save eoMy at WEL­ Grey Tel Pay StaUon F M a v a l sage, which waa conveyed orally to 5 0 U. S. from Shocks In Free City 8 10 many); foreign policy, was said to have It was made known officially that Hart and C o o le y ___ IRENE EHARLEE) His Majesty. DON’S for we feotar* the rnaaaniiii enisi|ilijd 115 125 4. Depriving Danzig Poles of their been reached first by the Cabinet’s varioua army unit* and the entire PRIME PELTS! Hendey Mach.. 2bm .. 6 4 right* of natlonel developmenL Tbe message to the King waa de­ navy had in fact been mobilized im -' brands at the knrast prtcee. The pennies yoa 8 4 “ Big Five” —Premier Baron KUchIro scribed in authoritative circles as a (Oontmoad fretn Page One.) (Contlnoed From Page Odo) Lander*. Frary A Clk. 244 at Th* eeemlngly inspired survey of mediately for an emergency. I ihve qolekly add up to dollars wived when you 36>^ Htranuma and the foreign, finance, sort o f counterpart of meaaages Tbst’s bdcasae WB odledsi '^ G. E. HOTPOINT N a * B rit Mach.. Coro. 234 DUNNE BOVER the situation coupled with wlde- Prime Minister (Chamberlain's 334 war and navy minlatera — aad ap­ which the; preaident sent to Adolf shop AT W ELDON’S for all yoor doUy aaede. ONLY ^prisw, fresh pelts and Clipper or other American trana- tig was In a crlUeal poaiUon and do., prf ...... 100 ■pread reports that the Poliah gov House o f Commons declaration was proved later by the entire Cabinet Hitler of Germany and President j troai the early csteh. Atlantic acrvtcea continue, the Brit­ many obaervara saw in the press North and Judd ___ 36 38 ITS THE BIG YEAR ernment bad sent—or was sending__ dismioaed from the Faaciet preas a e ' campaign th* foundation for an ap­ Hlroauma was expected to pre- Ignace HoscicU o f Poland. ish and French must be permitted Peck. Stow A Wilcox 3 4 BAND CONCERT ////// a note to tbe Danslg Senate, lad to consisting of "equlvocationi and de- peal to Adolf Hitler for help. 8 4 ■ent It today to Emperor Hiromto Ambassador Phillips, who return­ ductlMia.’’ to start or continue air servtcaa to RuaaaU Mfg. C o . ___ 16 30 the belief anwng obeervera here that for approval. the United State*. All flags were ordered out today ed to hia desk thia mooting from 50c Squibb't Poste 33c ScovUl* M fg...... 18 30 the note oontaliied. In eaaeno* the Praaldent Roosevelt's peace appeal LEONARD to welcome th* 18.000-toa cruiser Chief Cabinet Secretary Kozo Ota; ImpleinenU of War M ax Co...... II four rights which Poland consider* Th# main difficulty on thia point Schleswig Holstaia which la making 18 DANCING tn a etatemei^t after the flve-mla- COATS Stanley W ork* ...... 56 vital to maintaining it* outlet to would be that under the Neutrality a formal visit announced aoma week* 83 Hal McIiAyra Orch. AetaL 3ic later meeting^said: 60c Krafff's do., p f d ...... 38 EXPOSITION the Baltic Sea and Ita eoatiaued in­ “It le naedleaa to say the goven- RttasisR Miak Marswt ..Iff. Act. airplanes—whether civil or ago. Tbe ship which earriei four 11- dependent economic existence. Torrlngtoo ...... 36 a i SPRNGFIELD, M ASSy ’ment should pursue an Independent military— are Implement* of war. Inch guns and tan 9A-lnch gun* haa Vsedar Root ...... ■VITDAT—AVO. IT Foreign office offlciala have made Silver Toss Lapea...... ff i. Officials also have had to decide 750 man aboard. 47 80 foreign policy baaed on morall^ Ir- New Verk Banka JOfUHMAIi’ no statement In connection with the reepecUve td the international aitu- Malted Milk, plain 39c Persian L a a b ...... flft. what to do In the ease of merchant To Cxehaaao Vlalla report* that auch a note, almost of Bank of New 'Vork . . 390 - 410 ation. Ill view, hosvever, o f the new veaaeli of belligerent* arriving here Gauleiter Albert Forster, Adolf Mai on ultlmatlve character, had been SheanMl Baby Beaver... .ftfi^j Benson's with guns mounted on their decks. Bankers Tru st ...... 504 524 eituatlon arising from conclusion of seat to Danslg. JOJDmTnrTnTTM:! a .1 r»^ Hitler's repreaentatlv* In th* Free Osntral Hanover . . . . M f m 7 the Germsm-Ruaelen non-oggresdoi) 100 Puro Aspirin 19c Some of the big new liners of City who yesterday becama head of 101 Nail Named Chief yil-7l» MAIM fTR ttY Britain and France have gun foun­ Chase ...... 39 81 pact, the government hae decided to cominc I the government ae wall aa th* party, Chemical ...... 444 HaHett Albert Forster. Naxl distrlet lead­ abandon the formula which hoe bean dations sturdy enough to permit 4 «H er In the Free City, was named was echedulad to exchange vielta City in preperaUon for deaUng srith the them to carry cannon, the equiva­ 33 34 "chief o f etata” by • decree )restor- 30c Columbia Powder 20c with th* commander o f tha veasaL Centinental ___ European situaUon (strengthening lent In caliber of those carried on Forster will receive for tha firet .. 13 14 day. Arthur Qrelaer, os hmd o f tte Onm Exchange . the eati-Comlntern pact), „Tbe gen­ destroyer* or light erulaeru. time th* customary aalut* th* .. 51 S3 Noxl-doinittated Danslg Senate, pre- The Neutrality Act provides that Firet Natienal .. ..1760 eral policy in the future nrlU be •• soon; 50c Olivo Oil Shampoo 29c bead of th* Danxlg etata. 1810 ____ Bjem)BsninB*B vlously had beea tbe chief executive. Eyes Examined the president shall specify restric­ Guaranty T ru st'. .. 346 386 carefully worked out on the iifi* A lto Included In th* faatlvltlea de­ — ON THE BASIE SHOW .. Authoritative sources confirmed o f e new idee.” tions to be placed on tba use of Irving Trust ____ . . 1 0 13 spite th* tens* situation waa th* Po­ the receipt of Presidtmt Roosevelt’s OenM A s n Shcek Glasses Fitted American porta by submarines or Manhattan ___ .. 15 17 peace appeal by Preaideat Ignao* Gordonio oop" You Get Master lish Cemmissionsr General Marian Tb* dedaton does not neceoaorUy Small Weekly Paymentn. armed merchant vessels of foreign ManufacL Truot .. 35 87 siosoicki, but there waa no Immedi­ Cbodackl. Tha commissioner general mean permanent loolatlon, it was slate* If he finds restrictions are N. T. Trust ...... 105 108 ate reaction from any competent WORKMANSHIP wa* aeheduled to exchange visits lUthough obeervera coodder- tlaSUM UnuM tut 891 3fain St. - Oppoaite^St. James’s Church ■ Phone 4720 needed to promote United State* se­ Public National . ... 364 k r a s o w b r a oR ca,. source. Baby Costilo curity. with th* commander o f tha ship 384 na only a remote poedbiUty that Master fnrriera do their aa* along with th* League of Nations Title Guarantee . 8 4 Prsperatlon* to meet any emerg­ The draft of conditions which had U. 8. Trust .... .1600 inf. M -«LBini N ^ n t ency, Including aerial Invasion of Jopo*) would undertake foreign harried best doriiic eff-ssaasn. bigh.oommlaaioeer, the preaidtBt of 1860 commitments Immediately because been prepared will permit armed the country, continued today. 8 ha Evei*y coat e m ^ ly laads. RICHARD STONE liners or merchant man Af bsUlgar- the Benate, and the preaident o f tbe o f th* shock from recent develOD- TIm mayor of Wataaw called for O P T IC IA N ______enta to come Into American porta if Joint PoUafa Danslg barber board. menta. Milk ..... bcsatifally Hi i m I iwtaers to begla Immedlat* work P. J. Amici, Optometrist they arrive In pursuance of a regu­ Meanwhll* th* mesUca to almost 7 Authoritative source* eOld that KROEHlER Lsco Curb Stacks coaatructlon o f bombproof ahel- lar schedule, and If tha evident pre- every mind waa: ''W ill the German the deetdoa preduded aay possibil* Oaasplete Supply of Csmeraa and Flhna and trenches. Evety volunteer ShsBipoa, Fllma Developed sad Printed. ■umpUon U that their guns are for troops asarch In and what will hap­ cf itreagUiaalag th* antl-cem- < T T pen th an f* weaM iir ii *11 told to bring his own pick or us* only for defano*. By Tht Asaoeiated PnaB intsm pact, but that on th* other COLOATE A o - j t S n S L * . SA T. O N L Y If it should b e c ^ a known that Aad Gaa and El A ...... 11-16 tMta 6MBBM m OtaaeiM CIRCLE hand It posMbly might mean eob* j Destroges JACKETS Ama Superpow ...... ■ a .,* Warsaw Q ty authorttlee alee oa- M T.A FF. FOR fOOTHPOWDB a liner or merchant man was going sequeat octioa regarding the poet tl.60 out of Its course to make itaelf use­ can Marc ...... ,V. 1 *2,000)0 0 0 ,1^ THE FIHST ALL MIDGET SHOW BTER FILMEOI oeuaced that begiaalag today oom- Persisa Jiicksts...... i..fSt, Sophie Tucker Pleto prahlbttlan would bo aaforeed (probably dsnuaeintian), although ful In any military way. such as a t * Bve • 4% Half PintB In Tea Galloa Hata! Japan win maintain “the spirit o ft Haley’s Striped Shank ...... fSf. attacking enemy commerce, that Do Pfd .... LKfMlock In the d ty. Uqiiar storao, ealoeaa, ONlvl^ .48 nCHTING! dINGING! LOTINGI safes aad reetournaU may not sen the aaU-Comiatem.” M. O...... Silver Fa* Ramps...... f4». ship would be forbidden entrance It Suspended El Bond and Sb Shew J^oa now regards herself oa ■ Into American ports. Ford Ltd ...... •nyeleeboUe drinks exeept hear with 100 Sqnibb’s • 8 V 8 I [ n H u [ 11 s MI in; f I s tetaswtieaal fte * Inaee, etartlng s i SflviittiH rLiviRglnRi French Benver Bokros ..flS. ftertt pye of foreign poliey on Y dsst...... PICNIC BUSSES (Osattauad Frem F ag* Oae) « M » e o e T blackout ia wklcfc A 8 cut write tbt nasMt of I VOUMTSCANt TOO LATTE TO CLASSIFY UBl Oas >••**•***••. aay M eads she a ^ t desire. Will Uave Local 63 Union Office HMStriesi Stag* Employee (th* city MHegaties mtoMUes la Fosaen, the Mggeat stagAaada).** (olorHinHm gfraUtm IWMV 36ft w a n t e d — t w o TOUNO man, Boric Acid, 791 Main Street married or elngle, local person* Harry Rlehmaa, vies praoideat ot Bghta cut off. is Fhaag -Net to be made a voter? Are you going In New Haven Trap <^ord beautiful clolhee in 1904. smart clothm. The advertising out o f the country and do you need messages to the Nazi leader and Manchster Lumber They had them made by dress of department stores mndspodalty A passport? President Ignace Mosctckl of Po­ Or do you have a land problem to land: Norwood, Mass., Aug. 38—(*)—A makersakrrs and paidpnid dearly for thethi shops has built a tremendous New Haven. Aug. Seized A F^el Co. solver Do you went to know who "Both Poland and Germany be­ hooded gunman broke into tha horns BaaeaS Feel, Man. Today Radios, like Cars, Cameras and Clothing privilrite. The "icorklng eirT' demand for style, and large, ossas a eertain piece of land and as he picked up a package contain­ ing sovereign govemmenta It la un­ of W. Cameron Forbes, former am­ wore shodily garments made by modern factories, with well paid k what Its tax aaseasment la? Or ing $3,000 left on a baaeball dia­ derstood, of course, that upon re­ bassador to Japan, early today, fired ■Mr 86. PbaaaUU stoned sueat-shop labor. labor now give you Paris-in­ hew large somebody's lot la and mond at the foot o f West Rock, a sort to any one of the altemaUves I at thq caretaker with a double-bar­ spired modM at low cost. where Its boundaries are? man who identified himself aa John euggest, each nation will agree to reled shotgun, frightened the care­ Are Better—and Cheaper—Because of Advertising Vital StatM ta Gralton, 21, of 50 Lawrence street, accord complete respect to the In­ taker's wife and daughter and then Tha answers await you in new New Haven, was held 1^ Federal dependence and territorial Integrity fled. volumaa of atatlattca certificates agents today In connection with ex­ of the other." The caretaker, Michael Cohndly, made before 1905, in common coun­ tortion notes sent to Robert R. Seeking to give Europe a breath­ 67, eald he was awakened by the cil records, church records, assess- Savltt, New Haven Jewelery man. ing spell after the tense atmosphere barking of a collie dog and ran Into mant records, and In the new alpha­ The package of currency was left of the last few days, Mr. Roosevelt the hall. He was confronted by a betical Index of land records. on tha.|)aU field last night by Savltt, tall, thin man whose head was cove^ In 1905, a statute waa passed In arked that both nations agree "to BARGAINS.... Remenibor your four-fiib«* squati/k box of 1921. with if* forly- (even dlnl* and batfcrio* and finny speaker? J100 if fo llo ^ l^ InstrucUona contained In refrain from any positive act of hos­ ed by a black silk hood with slits Oonnectlcut requiring the Indexing at the eyes. the second of two extortion notes tility for a reasonable and stipulat­ 24-HOUB SERVICE ok or of vital atatistlca certifleatea and received earlier this week and re­ Just as the gunman told (?onnelly Y C Isy With CoiifMMM eoef. probably; am! whaf a buy yon fboiigbt if was! Yet today you can get a radio iiian> limes belter fur one-fourtli the tha binding into volumes for record­ ed period.” Catastrophe, he said, Second To None For ported to federal authorities. waa very near at hand. "this Is a holdup," the letter's wife, keeping. Marriage licenses, birth Elizabeth, and his daughter,. Mary Pronptiwss — Ssfatyl Four agents of the Federal Bu­ Longer And Blunter price. Adicrlising made that possible! and death certificates before that reau of Investigation and Detective 20. walked from their bedrooms. L. A. NERON. - a. »m,'li Ha ike S i data have Iain about in dusty heaps The message to Hitler was longer Tbs Intruder turned to the women Simon Reialng and Patrolman Leo and more bluntly worded than the In the cellars of town halls. Some Reynolds of the New Haven police Prieee Btfeettoe Aafmet id-U -ittk were packaged and put away. Few Ulegram to President Mosclckl. The concealed themselves in the vicinity i were easily available. former ended with these sentences: 't Advertising pepultinsed or- after Savltt baited the trap. How many oranges could you In the towns where such projects "I appeal to you in the name of buy for a dollar in 1900? Few angss! Everybody loomed m want exist, WPA workers first clesnsd Late in the evening, the New Haven offlcera reported, Gralton ap­ the people of the United Stotes, and ^Advertising built up a tremendous demand for radios w ithin the space of a few short years—^just as if did for auto­ enough! There wtu little de­ them the year around. Now thou­ out the storage places where the I believe in the name of peacs lov­ J • f f t r s p | | sand ef orchards raisethemand oartUleates lay in piles, separated proached and picked up the bundle mand for this semitropical fruit of cash, was quickly seized, bundled ing men and women everywhere, to mobiles. electric refrigerators, canieror and streamlined kitchen stoves. Since 1921 the sales of radios alone have increased except at Christmat time, little they mre marketed at a price and clasatfled them, pa sM them on agree to the solution of tha contro- DAVID CHAMBERS a fo g e, and had the finished pages Into an automobile and brought to RYE ' production and the price ices within the reach qf eveiyona. tha Federal offleara In tha Poat^Of verstes existing between 3rour gov­ botmd Into volumes and marked. In­ ernment and that of Poland through five. ten. twenty-fold all heraiise of the demand created by adiertising. This increasing demand made mass production possible way out of si^t. dex aystems were evolved that make ilea building tor queatlonlng. ' Contractor and Builder ■ OR United States Commissioner |tob- tha adopUon o f oaa of ths altoma- it possible to find out in a few Uve methods I hava proposed. minutes the exact volume and page ert H. Alcorn said be expected tha — and mass production steadily lowered overhead cost*, while competition for public favor just as steadily bettered quality. for the required Information. man would be arraigned before him "I need hardly reltsrata that ALL TYPES OF NEW CONSTRUCTION BOURBON Bstafai Permanent File later today. should the governments of Osrmany 3 Vaan OU — 90 fraaf That is why today, with larger production, a manufacturer is able to sell you a much better product for a lot less money. In all towns, the file has been and of Poland bs willing to solve REPAIRING aA SPECIALTY kept aa well in large, lined volumes. their differences in tbs peaeaful Rscords of whole families can be To Hold Autopsy ™**mer suggested, tbs government found on a few pages, the members of the United States still stands 68 Hollister Street Tel. 6260 *” 1 . 3 9 being recorded for birth, mamsge prepared to eootrlbuto ita ahars to and death. The work cards made on On ‘Torso’ Suspect And here we have the reason why the V. 8. A. h the envy o f the world! America k an adterlislng country. And this project are sent to the State Spring Garden THE Oeneolo^cal Ubnuy. The Indexing of records of Ck>m- BLENDED advertising has helped lower the cost of nearly everything you buy. Particularly is this true o f nnetpaper advertising: Oeveland. Aug. 38.—-Gofcn- ipon Council meetings, and in smsll- er Somuel R. Gerber a g r ^ today ar towna the minutes of town nmet- to ferform an autopsy on the body Ings, have been prepared with a card WHISKEY for almost everybody who can read re.ids some newspaper every day. Reads it eagerly, avidly, hungry-for-news. Good of Frank Dolesal, torao murder 30% 2 Year Old WIMay igrstem that refers to the name of supect who was found dead in his the person, subject and location. celL , 70% Onin Neutral Sptrih merchandise advertised to newspaper readers finds buyers so quickly that the cost of advertising, per article sold, is Accurate general indaxea to all Gerber acted after demanu by Cut Price Tire Sale W PM*f HERALD land records are being prepared In Winiam E. Edwards, director of many towns, under experienced the Cleveland Crime Qomminkm, amazingly low—which means that the things you buy get better year by year—and coat lessl tsehnical supervision. Title search­ Toil Don*t Have To Buy 2 Tires lip Get These Prieee ers, town offlelali and otbets Intar- supported by Dolesel’e nlatlves. He had given a verdict o f suicide eeteg In titlea to real property are by hanging. Gets Your Advertising thusthua snsbisdenat to securs complste ^M^Bformaticrmatiott In an hour or two where . “In view ef rumen and reports WKh Teai MItR Vermoiitli ^ ^ M rmnarly a rly many days of arduous o f brutal treatment ef DolMal, ' Goodyear 6:00x16 *11 o Edwards bald, *T think r r OM Tin Helen (Swnef) ^wich (Diry)[ ^ H k c hchins t n g were required. G-lOO AH WsstlMT. Message Across With „ . „ numl number of towns hsva taken tolr to Sheriff Martin L. OT ri IT PAYS TO SHOP THE advantage of the opportimity to In­ and the public to niei^e ^ stall medani. sdectlflc assessors' thorough aa poaeibla an inveatiga- - 9 5 rseecda, with tbs aaalstsnes of akUl- tlon to ascertain ths truth or fals­ sd paraonnel from ths Professional ity e f then rqMrts.*’ Goodyi With Ten ADS IN THIS NEWSPAPER! Complete Coverage In "Wa Bsvar botbersd hfin at alL'* and Sarvica DMaioa of WPA. tbs sheriff' aaid. OM Tin la aoma towns, large aerial ptaato- 6*100 AD WmtiMi grapha hava bean used as a basis DolemU was manalaughtsr for#SM propertyaaawasa^wdas mapa, every------______lot or afann______dmzges in tbs butchering of Mrs. The Manchester T id ­ batps daarly Indicated. Florence PoUllo, No. 3 victim in the city's myatsry ef ths 13 If yon’ra looklnt for valiiea. the ads hi this ahoca. a aat of Ivhig room fam ltaro, aoma Mere intonating toe hiatoriecl With Tear pafpocac, and aometbnaa referred to Firestone 6:00x16 s i 1 2*1 OM Tin Mwspapsrars the pUesU And than t U»- cartalna for the bedroom or Jaat shopping ing Area. lo proea a lefal point, a n the vtd-. vGhsaipim. meg. $15.05. ^ X X ■saal offstiags that bring j m rsal qaality for tomorrow'a dinner, yoaH And iavari* uana ed diureh raeorda. Binec bIrthB. Two PenoiM Die at lewar east ara fom d regularly lit tha BantagaO and daatha w en raeorded ably that yon can gat a larger selection of by tha church bafon it waa r e l o ­ advafUsananta of Manchester merchants. Ancr things AT LOWER COST by check* ad o f tha oonuBunlty by law, other- In Vermont Cragh Firestone 6:50x16 * 1 ^ 76 With Year Whatliar yaa ara baying a draaa. a pair of wtaa un n eorded vital atatlsties can OM Tfar» fag the a ^ In thin nowapapar FK STI bf feond ban. Chaisipioa. Rtg 119.35. " „ ^ X ^ Pvl>aKTs.t~.ejv„-C'ir.‘N c* • r i-.wiisr-iT.-i'Olg'gaMiiBin ■■ Other ttema of interest a n there. — Two penons w en _____ One page reveals a confMeioa by a io s ^ t ly early today when their OMnaer o f the Mnrch that ha had MtomobOe left the highway, e n * . eOBdueted hlnuHf fboUdily with re- ooertamed. Au- gurd to the wtta o f another member. With true, aevanteenth eentury eoa- HacUa U Variey, 3R ef 338 Sontt Retreads *4 I£ -p Used Tires »2 i 2ep BeeoU Mrset, MeehaMevine, K. y , Rumvan. IOl e f U4 U b e r^ street, ^Blnghawteo, It, T. _ ^ M _ w iU a r l»sih,J h at waa once -Mojtgg^UlcloafHaenaaldMe « ir * .Mr»*r rnma— lij. a toB »o» appareMly waodravellim X ^pbeU ’s Service Station tq^OB extalod. The town •t a fast rate a t epeed. The car ra^GASANDUIL . CsrasrHi ▼titually demoHihed aa , it OPT OF ~ FLATTIBB -BATTianr IIAXCHESTBB CVXyiKO HEIULD. MAKCRnTBS. CONN. FBIDAT. AUOUBT S5.1989 •S, MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NM« FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1939 P A d 8 E V 1 K and'Franc* sbeuld refrain from Net for any effect on- Hitler but to L im ^ tins shewed th* Bumps ta fketioiv to both govam m en ts that th* went to work at 7 a. m., after a few Germany Decides negotiations fo r tha nreaent agree- inaking a declaration of war, and put his own oountryman In a re- midoeeso, *• rauts to OenBsnjr: th* hours of aleep. Washington Daybook- m eat have bean ao>m c.th* European powers and by cable all. Or w* . could have a pretty war hs la reckoning without hls propaganda trick that Washington ful of revtnue com*a from the** once set th* mod* and mood for ways had a soft spot in my soul and th* PoUah govam m ant during in Paria earlier by train from Ger­ — and Coiumbua, cruising in West In­ to* woman of th* United SUtes, for the theater, anyway. ” Associated Press newrs and pic­ and radio from London and Ber­ Sofirning o f Japs Toward : stiff one. All depending on the boat. Tb* ootintry will not go official* are watching closely and ■hort'Wav* broadegata dies. , Fbrelgn M inlstar Josef B eck’s visit many wraa that of the consul general ture staff four Umea the siae of Ell Cbamplgny fsaU that moto-Uke, ImslsUbl* urga Th* romance of other halyoon postpeoa mlHtary aetioa, at laaat at Cologne, who told those waiting lin more than a dosen of their most Trimi Dbyb Freemni iiiPS ' personal views or sympathies of along with him In that direction— considering for posatbl* use in 'South But juat a* the thlnf was work Three of Ave Itallaa Uasra—the to London last spring and announc­ that winch covered the World War Important pictures sped direct to BritiRh'’ Failn to Halt EU C%amplgny. 69. a native of America taward the Asme of tb* limelight {days has not deserted the heart for otM mors day. ed In tha House of Com m ons on that their relatives hod been held ! Mr. Roosevelt acting In the capac­ not e single foot tng along at it* ■mootheot tb* corn- Oonte dl Ravoia, Augustus and Rex plunged today Into th* task of New York. These Included pictures >\orcester. Mass., coming to Man­ Straight Seta; muolcaUona commission. land mind of Irene Castle. She is This decision may have been tak- A p r i l 6,” the statem ent added. up by various formallttea required Rate o f Exodus. chester fifcm Suffleld 14 yean ago And as far ss hls personal pop­ Chlang usee loudspeakers to long at at Gaao*. The Conte dl fo look at her, you would be sure to* toast of to* town again, covering Burope'e "war of aervas" of Relchafuehrer Hitler’s meeting ity of President of the United broadcast hls propaganda. Reports odd* within its*lf, tried to m at a long conference lasting un­ ' H m l n g <4 th* announcem ent of by German authorities at Cologne. a conflict that threatens mo­ died this morning In Norwich. He Leading Grant ularity Is concerned, this maneuver Savola and Augustus wsrs reported that ab* I* SS. No more. P er-; til 1 a.m. among HlUer, Foreiga First Adhereor* with Foreign Minister Joachim States. her* aey It la tremendoualy effec-1 official by a formal order. The delayed p it n by "engine trouble"; the algaatures w as considered slg- mentarily to explode Into real wrar von Ribbentrop, alr-rald prepara­ Hongkong, Aug. 35—) details that ton at her heart sa to and with little rest In Lonn, Mr*. Joka n. Fyaea I puts altogether too much Instead —Aiiatralla’a determiwtloa to stand Tbe world has alwraya been ruled Oermany was playing In her hope* or one o f the auxlU sty eervtcas hod that of 1914 at the beginning of tb* Henry C. Cassidy, a member of Germany and other signatories of Tha Californian youagstai'R Ingston* Aim and bss had a lot of reaching hls people. Probably not Car Inspection recreated them, th* gayest lady of by meat eatar*. animals aa well as at getting what aha wants without ■om e m em ber connected with the World war—for the nation to sup­ Paris, Rome, Moscow, Warsaw and the Paris staff, toured the old Mrs. Mabel Lockwood Fynes, wife of too little discretionary power In by Orest Britain to th* event at a th* gay NInteen Hundreds deAnltely the antl-OimmIntern pact because to the opener commenced whlla ha fun writing about the famous on* In tan thousand owns a radio. men. bldahed. vaat civil defense aet-up. port tbe government’s decision to Danzig—objects of world attention wrestem front of 1918 following of the new German-Russlan non- of John D. Fynes, Gifford, at National PrerideaPa Bleaaage And If none In the hom e w as in back Poland. Th# hour wras not Im­ part of the line taken by German ^greaslon pact. For several months evening following a long lllneaa at pulled even by atlacktog MeRaOTe of definition of "Implements of aUon axUU. It la aatlmated there day In a radiptost by R. O. Maaalea, lb* had cheeen for herself in th* phones and direct cable circuits to troops In 1914 and reported In- "Dr. Livingstone, I presume He th* oommontrcal'J) prim* minister. State'g Safety Commia* Asaoelatlon of Moot Deolera the service, the householder still mediately announiwd. . . . . — Japan has been carrying on a bitter her home In Milford, Oonn. Hra forehand to win three rnnagBUtlie are 2 8-4 million racaivtng seta In last decade. oonxontlen. The Presldent’a message suggest­ l»ndon and New York busy with war" Is shamefully slovenly. ing that Poland and Germany settle w aa awrare of w ar preparations. F or President Roosevelt’s three peace CT**#^ mlllUry activity all along *nU-BrltUh campaign In China Ja Fynes was the daughter of Mr. and games. They battlad on avaa tanM thlnki a good reporter Ilk* Stanley tAtln America. Only a fraction of SorpritoiglT . H h* R aid "Ttm". by radio, new apaper and personal appeals, to King Vittorio Emanuel# thousands of words of news. the line. So crowded was hia — *---- Mrs. Edward J. Lockwood, 68 Ridge But it Is the Inw ss war In Gibraltar. Aug. SS—(;*)—gi* Brit­ Rion to Inform Gov. A few weeks ago, a brash en their differences either through di­ Staff photographers In London panes* troops occupy Chinese terrl- “ "Hj Hie 12th gam*, wbm ItcNaOra should hsv* made the salutation— those are all-wav* seta capable of W* have absolute faith in our vlalta cam e instructions: of Italy, to Adolf Hitler himself train with home-bound trnVelera ne ko^ virtually surrounding llnng- street, this town. She was born in lobbing and amadiliig preduesd Qw I Europe Is on the very eve of start- receiving short-wave broadceet* ish dtotri^en arrived her* today Baldwin o f ItR Decision trepreneur at th# New York’* rect negotiations, by arbitration or and on the continent meanwhile had to stand throughout the climax of a highly dramatic episode World’s Fair asked if to* would not Inatrumenti and a wonderful ship. That he m ust "urtain hls w indow * and President Mosclckl of Poland, Harjirdvllle, Conn., October 8, 1898, necessary break. I log. It gives President Roosevelt from th* United States, Oermany, and an additional fore* of destroy- by conciliation waa studied by the aroused dim French hopes of avert-! covered prepareilnes operations of ride. and lived In Manchester most of her —a lot more peppy If only for the /to and cruisers was expected over permit a celebration day to be W* can’t lose. Fuehrer In the Relchs Chancellery ■o as not to betray tha city to air­ Beek American Money Freaman then steadied ta w Til* Harald PrtnIIni CoBpan^ Ins, or Italy. Hartford! Aug. 38—(g*)—Tbe gov­ p l a n e s ; Ing war. life, and about four years ago, with •Mam** ns ftnanrlal isspsnsibllllf ' every opportunity for involving ,ui sake of the story he would have the weekend at this key outpost of named In her honor. flhe agreed — Flyers Loeb and Decker, this morning. There was a heavy demand on enough to gain a 3-1 lead in tta g i f Isr tTPocrapiilsal » m n spiMsrtnc M ernor’s highway aafety comnolaslon p (^ for Ireland. That be m ust not ^oord food but But they were flickering hopes banka for travel funds with Ameri­ her family moved to Milford. Oonn. ond aet, ouly to have McNeill whlw In the conflict And It makes us to write shout the meeting. Also empire defenses. unheeltatingly. Rhc even offered The drat answer is expected to be lineup the Moscow radio station last •4*«rtts»msnt* nrh«sist There I* A Catch , has ^decided unanimously In favor of violate a nsolutlon of many w ait for ration enrda; and nothing more, since the feeling c a paper currency and American Besides her parents the la surviv­ off eight straight gamaa to veW tM Brsnlng H*rsld wish that w* had a President much made public tonight, probably night put on a special program of ed by two daughters, Dorta and Bar­ the editor thinks Spencer Tracy Moreover, It la likely t li^ periodic mechanical Inipectolni o f yean and to do on# of her re­ If tbe American people want That hla car or hlii household if Oermany planned to spring its visas moat sought after. second set and gain a three tore I lesa likely to deride a matter - -f^runaels, Aug. 25-(yI>)—The Bel- through the foreign office mouth­ music by German composers. About Town speaks the line not as Stanley did bulk of those all-wavo-wts motor nhlcles." rowned, old-faahioned dances on the necessary, might be taken over'bv Ll***’ *'"^ "* Poland was Defense preparations were vlrtiial- bara; also two sisters, Mlaa Flor­ start to tb* third, a toad *het hs “ f* glan minister of defense v w author­ blind coDsen'atlon. they can always piece, the Deutsche Dlplomatische- Ineplrod Edltortsla ence M. and MIsa Marion B. Lock- emphatlrally today and then de­ owned In the upper soclal'^brsckcLs. Word to this effect will b* con- green, And It nude In order In the Repub­ the government; ^ j a^t^ng here. • Hongkong military nursed until tb* match ran out but aa Stanley ought to have spok­ ized by th* Cabinet today to obtain Politische Korreepondens. This followed obviously Inspired authorities. Demolition of brMees wood of thla toyrn. service. cide It just as emphatically some That means that foraltm broadcasts an additional 200,000 gas maskai veyed to Governor Baldwin upon bla I Then friends, who have aome con- lican party. That hia money waa Ukewlsa sub- Might Have Peace Plan en It, for the sake of histrionic likely reach only a restricted list. retum from th# weat. rectlon with a summer playhouse ~ Excellent sources said th* reply ject to requisition; Some believed Premier Mussolini editorials to leading newspapers ex- The new lumber yard olBo* of W. and blocking of border road* were Funeral seiSrlcea vrill be held Sun­ BIwood Cooke of Portland, Ore,, N eu trality other way tomorrow. —Young Democrats, In eoaa-sntioo platoing to th* public why Germany values and hls own story. But a dlfferentxMtiistlon would The decision of tbe commission la In New Jersey bolted in with a dar­ would be negative lo tone with the That hls home waa Uabl* to have a "peace plan” to pro­ Harry England *t the Green la near­ Ilood- day afternoon at 3:30 at tha Wat­ playing smoothly agateat tba arratto Jerusalem. Aug. 25—(^h—A major sseemhied. and Russia should be friendly. kins Funeral home, 143 East Center Because of the purely political 'The Republican man shows develop If a fsjS^ shops were In In line with Its previous viewrs ing euggestlon. Why should the Implication that President Roose­ search and he himself liable to ae- moment as be did ing completion. England recently llghta TTie border was quiet. Bryan (Bttey) Grant of Attoatn, th* [Hjrtlon of Ui* Palestine garrison of Moscow appeared supremely calm has enlarged hla yard and Increased The British rnilser Cornwall was street. Rev. E. E. Story, pastor of tourney'a second seeded playar, wm much dramatic understanding that liiccd to face-their radios out into w'hlch always have been In favor of affectlonately-ngarded Irene appear velt had sent hla pIea "to the wrong cret trial If othci court proceeding# I *’*^°*^ **** **ooloh conference over •Mneuver of Congress to even Tgly PartiHanship the streets yriiere up-country na­ British troop* was undeiatood today j In one of the plays ? T,p their sur­ Thank God and Jeaee Jones, we address.” aeemed Inexpedient Germany’s plana on Czecho-siovakla. despite the threatening European hla stock and Is doing buslnasa as en^ route to Hongkong from Shang- the South Methodist church will of­ the first two aate, 6-0, 6 ^ and’ EM to have been ordered to Egypt to aome type of regular nvechanlcal in­ have 84.000.000 and have been able situation. Only official circlas and eeosider the matter of neutrality maybe some time He will tell us tives, In fot the market, might lis­ spection. prise, she did not react to the idea "It should have gone,” Ur For night Ume houra traffic UgbU nobody believed Poland would far off aa Manadeld. ficiate. Burial will be to tbe East down 15-40 on aervlos with n ft*6 Isgliletlon at Its recent session, From the point of view of what he thinks about the last ten to what la going on In the strengthen th# border kith Italy’s She thought it was Ane. to pay off our bank loani. the foreign colony seemed aware of About 18 percent of American cemetery. Friend* may call at the games to four lead to th* third iM Libya. Tb* commission Is said to feel sources said, "to England." were masked with block dlaca tost ■“ •‘••y would be the crisis. average American Induetrlal com­ world 4» related by foreign broad- “{?• fact, her elation was such —President J. W. Fraser of is- allowed only a tiny cross of light to •"^‘***y favorable to Germany If It women and children here were leav­ funeral home Saturday afternoon when a heavy ahowor drove tfital the United States faces a situa­ words of Nathan Male. We have however that further study la need­ organlzod' M’lllys-Overland. Meanwhile authoritative reports Farmers on the outskirts of town and evening. caate1"«. that It verged on dangerous extrav­ show and buses and taxli bora dim ^*1? produced, Philosophically adapting th* gov ing or planning departure. A great from th* court.' tion where, if It flnda It adviaable munity the Second World War always wondered a good deal how ed before adopting any apeclAc form TTiero Is nothing wrong with reached Berlin that Soviet flussla ernroent’s dictum that he la now have the preparation of their winter tilTlrinls, looking Into the Idea Oslo, Aug. Koht, Nor­ agance. For example, her role In .had exerted pressure at Warsaw for blue lights with raya tilted down Many authorized sources also be- ensilage well along, and a usual fall majority of the colony’s Chinese threatens the peace here at home Male rnidd say nothing at nil In of Inspection In order to meet the the Fair, but th* people of New friend, not foe, of Naat Germany, lo change Its law on thli aubject. recognise dlfflculUcs. It Is hard to way’s foreign mlnUter, underlined critlctams of the mototnig. public Noel Coward’s "Bhadow Play" re- a "peaceful" settlement of the Ger­ Buses ran leas frequently aiid Soviet Russia planned to chore, the sawing of the winter populace cannot afford to travel much more seriously than the first hls nallon's "firm deaire" to remain Tork fall to appreciate Its valu*. th* average Russian went about hls Dr. H. 1. Downey It must DOW do so In th e very aiich a wsy as t<> create the Indeli­ peraiiede Brazilians or Dollvisns with respect to the systeril abandon­ quires that she wear on Impressive man-Polish quarral. were more opwded. It waa explain- *" “ Y apoHs accruing to Oer- wood, already la completed on many farther than Canton. The American neutral In case of war. He also re­ collection of gems. The property — Burns C. Dswes, preetdent sf work conAdent that Russia would be FuncraU presence of a war In being and can one ever did. ble Impreeslon that he said, "My that they will be beneAteU by hav­ ed last march. Whether Hitler would send Preel- od that many had been withheld “ “ Y *“ Natl moved against farms. ronoul-general, Addison Southard affirmed the Intent of the Oslo man bad provided an assortment of Chicago Fsir-ln ing-%L neutral to event of European war­ The days were few Iwtween the ing their citizens enlightened by The lower House of the General dent Roosevelt a direct private re­ from service to carry troops haa given no advice oa to a general Banjamto P. Hreen hardly eecaps, In conaequrnre. the only regret Is that I have but one states to remain In contact with one ptkat* jewelry for th* occasion. But fare and that Russia was to better evacuation of hU nationals. O f Meriden Deed^ ~ foreign broadcasts. The expecta­ Assembly favored Inspection under ply or merely answer-publicly'as be necessary. The Soviet-German non-aggres- The funeral of Benjamin P. Oraen, A arg* of playing favorites smung Sarajevo Incident and the out­ life to give for my country.*’ Per­ another In the event of war and when Mias Castle eaw them. *he It’s being admitted almoet unan­ position to face Japan now that There la every Indication that the Among the wealthier Chtoeee • . • tion Is. however, that the Ameri­ the supervision of the stat* police did Rooeevelt’s last message In Th# bright red and gold uniforms •*” * treaty was regarded aa a vlr- crop of wild gra|>ea thla year will be 70, of 183 Spruce otraat, who died 4t facto beUlgcrenta. break of actual hostlllllea In IDU. haps the Repiihllean ertjtbr knows ca., bro.idcasts will he eo objective secure their common Interests. frowned. "My acting career." ehe imously that a third term for of soldiers out to ose their glri p '“ * alliance and believed to have Germany waa pledged not to attack looking paaaage for Manila was the department and the Senate backed remarked with ebullience, "deserves April, apparenUy had not been de­ Russia on the west hegvy and of good canning quality. at hla home yesterday, will be held Marldan, Aug. S8^.t waa not for Danaig or Poland. tery. haat M a contritatteg fhetor. Ttlt** opponent* In taking such ^ e Inspection law, however, la Doesn’t OoBdenm JIttor W g Step*. Berlin In th* midst of this world th# governmant virtual die- •">t for her own protection. She wrs that he is well sstlalled with tha pro­ Foreman Is Missing In this country h.id no time to be­ At Lyme Sept, 2 would broadcast Tanks* meesegea j treaty still on the statute. She has been aojoumlng in ob­ mands. As Autos Crash waa a Mtire at Tontegteu. ■Mthod of dealing with a measure crisis tatorial powers was taken In good I convinced a German success In gress that has been mad* this sum­ liMRa R. SlreMaw come greatly excited or to nurse of good will also could be used by : Tbe Assembly, however, failed to scurity until now, but not as an y Bom* amasement was expressed that svaa calculated to place greet­ Hitler. —Bepreaentativo fUmlltsa F M part by the average Briton. It w a a ^'’“ •hlng Poland would be only the mer by the town highway depart­ The funeral o t Louis H. Btnttoii, repeal to* Inspection law but no Inactive and brooding widow of a In the Wilhelmstraaee that Pdland ment In reconditioning roads. Much In Box Shop Blaze er dlicrcUonery powers In the nationnllstlc animosities long be­ Qld Lyme. Conn. Aug. 25 — Its^ Germany's Liners (Detn., N. T.), on tour. had not thrown in the aponge before more than be expected. I prelude to turning westward and a Bouth Windsor resident, was held money has been mad* available by wonderfully vivid personality. Re­ . th* preoa, most of th* British setUlng accounts with the VersalUes Warehouse Point, Aug JS—(e v - remains to be done, but compared fore Europe wee In the mjdst of cutoent exhibition ache'>"»• ‘ to- on the move out of the country, had aaaerted that tbe rattlers travel the foreman, Elliott Magoun. who MASONS* StIPPUBS . . . B p n m iA L moat of them will be repreaented by perform amazing athletic feats, tnrs predueer. give the wrord last night that every­ Gloria Maagrota of Melrose, Mass., to pair*. had entered tha plant with other IB PBMkter af » I _ , ample time and occasion for the de­ radio companies to design pro­ It was recalled that during the Deuteronomy 80:7. oiririaia* A# 91a n ( With publication in tha official toatudkig Osmont, Uuw, PktoliS, tude. waa folly. work don* during th* present sum­ hopping about to mad, ehopped-up body had expected, to start hls and her daughter, Theresa, were to amployes aarlier. a WNBAVRI velopment of strong, If not danger­ grams that would reAect American Munich crisis laet September, when rhythms. It’s not becoming to Don't fear that Prssldant Itoess- I o* «®w decree.. TU* aM Bawot TBs It abewad that Congress mer. The committee Is compoacrl of culture end help promote th* good war appeared Imminent, Nazi ships Th# existence of future offensive upon PolamL the Hartford hospital for treatment T.®® ®«»ntooned from Pam- ous nstlonallstic feeling, even be­ Ogden M. Plel.asner, Fiigcne Mlg- puDMi-|the average age and Agure and It velt will run for a third term. It ot lacerations oad brulsaa. I w k e , Hanover and Weat Duxburv totally unable to grasp Its very nelghhcr poMry In I.atln America. In MIdsea were ordered to cancel ment and everlasting destni-tlon 1* really has no place on the baUroom would be the biggest fool mistake V BlgaUtoant IncMsaf fore We beginning of the shooting glna, Liiclen Abrams. William Chad­ There was nothing formal or offi­ schedniee and return home. ^ How near the Fuhrer was to ae­ Flak# has a posslbl* fracture | French CommuniAt On account of th* dry wooden b o ^ G. E. W ILLIS C SON. INC. prsat responsibilities whan It per- an evidence of the goodnee* the jioor.” he ever mad*. Bown last night to Berlin. ' to tiM factory It qidcUy was m o - m cte - overseas. wick, WInAeld 8cott Cllm* and cial about It, but It was operating A survey of ahipa owned by to* tioa last night wraa Illustrated by of the left ana, Mra Maogroto a aumed. a mm van t Mala Btreot XW. RIM atittod a mere coramittee, which justice, and tha wisdom of God.-1 Besides. Miss (!hutl* thinks that —Dr. Franeie B. Number* Sf w oW Sig children I vehicles of ah severe cut on tbe kneecap and Louis Paul Deesar. very well. Being patriotic didn't Hamburg American-North German J. B. Walkar. |ifa too hard on the shins. one atgnlAcant datail in tha Raich Newspaperg Halted happened to be dominated by op- 'tT'cre are not many Eastern age pension pinnner. propaganda set-up. Theresa MoogroU a cut that raquir- pooents of the President, to ditch American towms and cities with The broadcaata of tha various ed four sUtchaa to close, Stat* Po­ th*L whole vital queition merely fOr large foreign populations. In whieh German stations throughout tha liceman John Lawrence reported. Texas, Oklahoma late evening and snrly morning •Id# shiny sntl-slrcraft g w U m - * c a l l e d u p Ill# Maagrota, another daughter, Parte, A ug. 35— <#)— Th# prafec- the aeke of smacking Mr. Roose- the stage has not been pretty well don school toachsrs w w ^ lS S ra ^ o hours wrer* reportad to b* identical rotiim «... ______.... jm iiiioD u en . T here are three iinore and a man to tb* Flak* car ware tur# of poUcs today announced the walt Id the face. set for factional demonstration* by various persons who tuned in on return from vacation to prepare for untojurad. oeteure of tha w idely eircuteted pooalld* rem oval of chUdren. classes available tor m obiUaatlon. Tempeste Kill 4 WouM Tom LUm To In this businet* Mr RoOaevelt la ugly barroom flghU and, quite pos­ different stationa. M ilitary activity w as noticed Tb* MaogroUr car was said to Parte afternoon naarspapar O * Solr aot Important and the poirticai sibly natlonallstlo rietyig In sym­ To meet your budget we planned— Normally all stations hnv* dlffsr throughout tbe country. Troops de­ have llUddad aldewi** on tha wst w hich m irrors Oom m untet optoton. PoUea said th* early edition to­ On Tour FinI BOB pathy with European homelands ant programs except whan thars Is France A»k$ Poland ployed on tb* netw ork route leading road against tha Flak* ear. AU to _ MUnri, Okto., lAug. euemlas of Mr. Roosevelt are not a nationwide hookup for n epedal night of tba official O om m untet or­ 28.-(P)_ atniggllng on the field of battle. to the Italian fron tier on th * F ren ch th* Maagrota car ware thrown ouL rare* persons wore kjiied by a ds> Important, but the well being of occaston such as a HlUar apeach. Tit Attoid **War Cautee** R i v i e r a . Both cars war* badly daoiagad. gan I’H um anlta also w ould ba oeteed Thd k6Rt Rf Uit fail NraiNT io Tmt taaam tesw Possibly tha State Liquor Con They also ar* hooked togetlier Tha French Oom m untet party w as windstorm which lavetod the United States and Its security Paris, Atur 38.—OT)—Th* French ^ f®P®rta said Itallaa heavy Btats- PoUeamM 'Lawrence and tree# In northern Ok- throBth clHM )na; bot thig to RtonwS whsH th* tow Ib the presence of a world war are trol Board, which appears to whan Important news nnnounoa- today urgadPoland to give Oermany mounted across th* Loren Larson and Oonztabl* CTiarire reported breaking up, with the iahoiM last nteht A fourth ments art axpactsd monMntarily. rarignation a t oavand teadaro. CDYRTWl w its soot 6b4 RCBIr. Of the very greatest Importance. sume practically unlimited power, no excua* for charging malteaet-1 Authorttlea eompletad plans Boleb of East Windsor ware tovestl- waa killed te Taxoo.raxaa. Lta * Ployd, ~ IX, On the nlRhta o t Wadnesday to gattog. would be doing a public service If meat of Oarmana to Poland and to •vacuate nearly lOO.OOO to that m Uftad by tta wind— iMtartmqSS i _ - And If these members of Con­ Thursday, ter tootonce, they war* avoid any action that might aerva I corner of the land If war from hte bom* near Vlnite i FURNACES CLEANED WTIH ODR NEW SUCTION It were to Issue orders to all aeller* jaitaM d hurl- gress %'ho so cavallerlv brushed 5 MAJOR BEDDING VALUES all set to broadcast tb* news of th* • • a pretokt for border tocidsnu. I •d teto n meadow. Hte MKhfs ' EQUIPMENT BY EXPERIENCED FURNACE Hospital Notes eahH the lost opportunity to put of liquor not to allow any heated cMiclualon of th* RuarinnKlamiaa In autbortaad quartan It waa —«d f^ucMUoned automobiles apad eniahad. Oy pact to Moscow. dlod MECHANICS— ISAfc OHs nation in a safe and unassall- discussions whatever of the Euro­ th# Polaa war* foHowtog this advice Mong th* east road laad- LaM n ^ t , however, they waited carefully. It was smphaaised that It from Parte towards Chateau Public Records hs abi* position In the event of a pean sltvtatlon In their places, on to vain for tha axpactad stRoal that waa purely a precautionary poUcy T M rry and Verdun, Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Mary I ? ’.® ^®*!?®®®*'* toJured fatetre great forslgn war had but realised penalty of forfeiture of their ths act of "Ubarsttog" Daaato and and diould la no aeas* b* eooidder- _J*>®Y near BeUau Wood Blanchard, 337 Canter otraet; taolte ®* *^®® Fonoa whore tta storm It. they hev* left in the hande of ; Hfcnses If eny such discussion leads /orAUGUST th* Oarmana to th* former German ed a weakening to French determl- T®®*!® Q«rmin cannon captured by . , Barney, 816 Buckland straat. w sway a ec ______aectlona of Poland was on. [23RL*^!®?L?."®P®*®®?«'J'‘««A At T. P. AITKEN * COa the Presldtnt cerUIn pow er* up to a nationalistic riot natten to back up Poland ta -le* or I Am ericana in W orid W ar action According to a w arranto* * M anchaatar Lum ber and Admitted today: Abranf M a t c h - |wted an a rate storm . M y bring groat trouble. this country eager to Rght for th# ta c ^ to try to.mak* th* other French and British m ilitary »-(— IXrm veyards flanked th* roads to thal com pany and Q. E. W lUte atL 88 North Elm straat; Mrs. Raroh /-^faUow's nerves snap. Hltlar has at M oscow had not yet haan xtvan. 6«!tor. Bon tocorporatad. Bt. John straat No part of the ig.”!? neutrality "honor " or credit of their home­ shown again and again that at aranm atatng for the ass- M agliiot area khald-clad, *> ^ «*»*0 « » t o « M r a . law, for example. »lll become *f- land* across the ocean there will critical momanta^ wbrni aw * iftMM|v iPt. tnform od eiielaa — m Th*r French soMters took ttotivs no matter If a hun­ probably be plenty of ship* sailing 8t«snu A Poster’s Steama A Foster’s alae thtok. m:tkm la t o a v ito S tT ^ J? ft*® Ss?® *" ««•»»*##—th# eoncreta dred thousand men a day east for some time yet—and tha has the staa4y nerve to w ait to tha axpactad raeaU. - pUbenae atuddii^ tb* rural aacUon AroUcatlon tor a a»rrtaga ifo— « Burktardt, 331 Haekmataek straat; Apparently he was trying alao to P rai^ advlcas tod^ on th* Oar- "Ctog a*rm any*a HlaRfiHj Una. Ob- £f® *®® ®*«® th# ta^John March and Infant son, 846 am dying on Eurcq>ean bat- place to stage a war la In th* gain tiM for further broadenlag hls au-R ovlat Pact w ar* that it re -1 ■•rvation balloans floatod abova. I T o w n O ^ by Norm an C Laahlnak* HUtetown Road. tisflelds. unless either the belllper- armies over there, not her* b M t o at trtmMtp. aaltadtfomapavsoMl i froml K Paria thara ware tsarful fare-1*®^ U u gh . hoU of this C*Mua: 68 pstlanU. A Big Week Of Fun And snts declare war on each other or Restful $15 ^ Victoria $24.85 P'oretgn Mtolatar Joaehtm Voa "Mjtafttarer Adolf Hltior to I walla te railroad where I to# President proclaim* that a Regular 119.78 Innersprlng mattresoex and Itihbantrop, according to wMMa- 8 te ^ Tta MgotiatioM had baon Kmiltoa aald goodbye to « « . , _ ---- f’utting in His Oar formed soarca% is detarmtoed to foteg on for wooka and waraitataanda iTJtoJpiMlMtevactorhaagrant- atats of war exists there. Mr. matching box springa. Mattrssiss mads A regular $.39.60 grade . . but you still can’t bring Sovtat Russia and Japan to* bwn^t to a aiiBoeatful leans only by I ------I •» J® «lod* a pormlt for tta Roosevelt has never proclaimed a appreciate this value 'til you aee it! Beauti­ HlUar'a pareenal annaal, the SreMhl y<_n e t nakteg of aa addition to hte home Oastol Oaadolfo, Aag. Entertainment President Roosevelt has don# th* with Premier Wire spring units, triple tem­ gather, ta ordar thersby otilifartlMr Fops PlM stau of wrar exl.«ting In (Thin*. fully tailored in expensive American brueade to amhanaoB Oraat Britain. aatetitoyM faantoT^^^^ nUMMColIrSeddlon at 1701 ToUaad turuplka. O o ^ ^ Plus thanited Kteg taopoM a t cause of peace, hls country and pered, offset and crimped. 100% fine white Belgium to a totter today t o r i And our neutrality law, to f t r as felt; ventilators that breathe; button tufts. with new, smart, deeply quilted mateiaaae • «■_ Tnrhay, AmbaoiMdor t t a particularly himself no good at all vTaan Von Papaa, a d ^ xt ahufflinff ______9*Mi kee eecQF* King’s Mara ta "tta to* (Chinese and Japanese are con- borders. Each mattress has the new "feat- iwJs:s5sr.^T...^I__ o f Macs." by bis latest apjieal to Adolf Hit­ Durable striped ACA ticking. » d o ^ at tha nnodielalJ* »-T iP »-llo a ite ’s M 6 lor . tta. sroetkm o f a oemed, might a.a well not exist. ler. And he has seriously offended edge” that invites edge-sitters. You can’t busy trylag to conviac* tbo TTirka this, aaornteg, Bovtet, or Parllamaot. to- ■*»i1® dwalBng m Ash strest sx- n o Pontiff aont tta KIm a hand- Very little fault ho* been found break it down! Patented ‘lock-edge” keeps that they mada'a mlatak* to tytng c t tta pound a stoUlarldaywMsummoMdtorsxtraordteaiyl*®” ® ^ aarioea Walkar. Cost written tetter aceopting a oodt w the American sensg of national HM | namt ICoadey to rsttfjr the I ^ $4»000. tta Kliira ^tta Wjto this situation throughout the ' comers square. Box Springs to up with Oraat Brttato and ttiat dignity. Tbs people of thla land S o a r a 3 a 2 ^nMereSn? agf u aRuu past with Qsr-I .7*®"®“ .J- •-•wla bM hsM graat- P®>os6bls asttlomont o f Xliirnnaaa country because the American p.-.,- Stcania A Foster’s $24.86. thm rlM bettor awaptowam: ysqtotdajra <4Ilcui| vatay s m o w Preaalsr Fnralrii I ®* TmrmiaaiMi —.i.. - ,a « -«»-n have no stomach for looking on Tha twofold argument that Oar- dtepotaa. Leopold mado tta appeal pt* are almoet unarUmsualy sympi- *> u y and Turkey hava btea Whlla mtUtaiy prensnUona war* 2 * ^ * fr ® * ’ ^>®*'‘®®'®* M o l o t S ^ ®«o» 6t hte hoam rt a OMforenes of amaa pdwm rt K .ofC while their chief executive end top­ lushed. tocncows stertlteg M Ift hi I « » Bolton rend. Biiimtis two days ago. toetlc with tha Chinese end It is most International representative JHanda tkat thoy fougkt a togattar, and that Rm * advantageous to Chma mat our i hover* about th# edge of this In­ 93rd Anniversary noutrallty law should be held in I ally—te now virtually sane melee, peeping pious sup- Duo-Rest Oarmaay ako, wM repoct- •snoes eonttousd i««v«eel ®‘®‘®” F®-6PSien was aagariy shejranct. , ta Paris. |6waHM te Canton jiuartsra for m pUcatlons to a hydrophobic monkey .n Vm Papan i ..z ______■ortots’ tun Moreover the celebrated "cash ’ to behave Ilk* a responsible human 60 ths oloquMoa a t wWeh tiite ' Portlga Minister Osocae MAGNELL'S laJPadlSSSteiiSr "~® • nmrsssIvRji witk n naotatioatem, and fOr' ooarib CREAM and carry'’ provtsioos of the ezl.*t- ■ being. Special $20 Itokt en ths bnakdom ta lag law are not mandatory. Unless ; 2 for I - $29.75 T ta Oaniiaa preoa also awd* ■ oSaW tan-. i We have, as a people, a proper tta Itiimamaa* to* President Issues a further, ____ _ Jksssador Jon 1 ^ 6 trtpmssr snianrs. m o A i , : CARNIVAL , sense of pride, though we do not Beautifully made Innerspring mattreuaa In* Polaod that it would reerete i Damarlea. OOUBCO BeNSlMa Im nairsi mi proclamation, though the first one I distorted It into a crazy national eorporating many excluaiva, higher*pricad Sleeper’s contribution to the August S a lt. . tt WM takas hare M a would automatically prohibit featursa . . in o^ar to cslebrat# Staama A tyro twin aits mattreaaea, or an outfit of innerv that uBriteM ’• ®6®t tsfritonr bagM th*ir| ROOT BEER the egotism. And Mr. Rgoaevelt. lo spring mattress and box spring . . at tha th* . '" S i o n - K >. <>.1 eapttal by PteM I sal* to bcUlgerenU of arms , tois futile not to say ridiculous be- Foster’s 98rd Annivsraary. New "edge sit*, te etreee the necemlty f o r eata te In toantvobyMsi .ounutlon and Implements of war, usual cast of a single unit. Specially recom­ Main seechment, exasperatlngly falls to ters” aagproof edge. Staggered and crimp­ .IB s praaa furtbar ICE CREAM St. Grounds say other kind of war supplies— | mended for twin beds at your summer c6t- 2 5 uphold It. Not being a complete ed innercoil unit. Regular $84 60. Box OarmM M bae that K5 rrS S T s."K Uge, guest rooms at home, the childiBn’c Mg and Potoad m Ul Pwooeatire action. ____ <41, cotton, chemicals, a hundred j dolt he must very well know this, springs to match at the same price ■H^t w*n coma at __ ■pate Ts Rs Wistfsl I that Itemadlately tta poet te ret ttosr asaentlals- can not only be! beu and maids’ rooms. One piece inner- aaytteto. a* well as the fact that nothing he spring unit, insulated vrith eisal, and uphol­ Starting sold but carried to belligerent; or anyone else In thla country Monday, Aug. 28 nsflon* in American ships; i stered with cotton felt. Smart brown sti iped say could posatbly affect to* *5-; ...... - . - .JJjakC? — -.f .- y SL—Jig woraa .ticldhg. v.Buttqn tufted. , -,"7- aa^^ntem ^ the atlng a multitude of clash- ^course of ex'ents In Ehirope. So it •S with other belligerents ’ Is reasonable to seek an explana­ .^toWMdtetely attar cenfostteg with I pteesMioMM ponribla. Ferrio \Vlieel wkn may aelze such ihipt or >af I *6*®6aaad<)ra Rsnnrt ra-1 JOsqih Btalte Is sspsetsd lo at-1 tion for this busybody-thaokleaa nsaMOtartBL______a qn eu } — Menry-Go-Round Mpsdo tosm. IwtUng In. P®rtad to humter Oteadter. n site a d th* eounefi sMatteg; tha'foatthi Hair Top $24.85 ■toned at tta Ponton < N B o s t e t o a Natkmal ttahm |teon ateahllMiiiwit a t a ‘totoBolst'l TBs section of the law requiring And to Inquire wrhethar, by thla today by tart H o l^ “ matttatkm" te IMT. " Kiddieo Ride foreign sserataty, — Chair O' Plane tost oU such catgess of euppUe* grand-stand play toe Preaident was Red Cross can* this their “ Dreamland" mat- M ariUtarvI W tosa bs paid for bsfors lasvlag awnt Wwart ~ aoctallat ^ teaspHcaWy eoa«| not sanrlRg advance notles so HIU traaa . . sod it is certainly well named- In* WATKINS Tta a MaartM ( ^efream ads sstmtiF—thus divsstlag Isr that tha XAiltad SUtas n »y b* • tOTMSSt I N C • r t l e l M to iMvo for] .nerspring unit, o f eoarse, eorarsd with pads .jS te n ln the] oua wu if tm y AjBsrtesn Intarest or rs- •xpsetad to do wbat tos did baCnrs, of cotton M t to maim aura you naver fael tba a lo a g : Home Made Food Booths BHiffkfltfy Is slso dUcretioosry com* Into tb* ntw Buiopsaa war toga, draparlaa; rangaa or slee­ ■pringB. Then iayen o f pure Sooth Ameri­ C m ta 640 Baturdsys. Open sttk tbs FtosMNtfL la Um to brtag about hls. dafast t y appUenjiie puMhued at can horseiair on top iand bottom. Cool for rasm |r a rt "tt Is • : foOrt oereos yrtneot^|^hiii|^rt •* tost te ess* Orsst Mtsia and tbs dastruetiea at OarsMOpT *^**^“G^?S** ^ ter r t the Bovtot sboatel ea tha W 4» Budgat r U a T ^ hot xraatherl Rsfular 129.75. Bos Sprisgs to BMtoh. rt IS. ItoSB, the seer Y m m Z****" Door Prize Of $25.00 Each V

BIANCHE8TER BVENWG HERALD. BCANCHESTER. 0 )N N , YRTOAV, AUGUST 25.1989 p is m o H r M A X fC U n B BVENINO BEKALO. KANCBESTBB. CXMQI. fU D A Y, AUGUST 28.1989 P A 6 I N » B

ir«w I I Brldga Baord Charlaa J. Baanatt of Hartford aa 9 a • S E R IA L S T O R Y iagaa< ngtaaar cenaultiaf aagtiiaar for tha preapaad Mb m ad Menus Local Youths Enthuse $8,000,000 prejaet fOr • haw tell that aa aoeo aa a rapoit from tha New IsDodoo, Aug. 38—— Tha brldga batwaao thla city aad Orotmi. dapartaiaat la raealvad tha aommto- Murder on the Boardwalk A Week’s Supply OUR CLERKS WAIT, ON YOU!. ThaaiM Rlvar Brldga eommlaaloii Tha eommlaalow alao auda know* eton will ha raafto to proceed to CO TO AdtP^tef For Good Health anaounead today tha appolntaiaat that tha highway dapartmaat la aelaet a Mta aad itoetda upon a type BY ELI MORE COW AN STONE ' eo#T«iouT. loao. Over West Coast Trip of former highway commlMlonar making fiaal boringa la tha TbaoMa of bridge to be eeeatnietod. wxa Qgovicg. me SooDOuneadad OUR TRUCKS DELIVER YOUR ORDERS! By Or. Fraak MeOey OUR PRICES SAVE YOU MONEY! CAST OF CHABACTEBS .^oompletoly ebangad tha eomplSKloa B A R G A IN S f J Z CHRISTINE THOREN80N — ;of this whola bnainsM. 1 hava'boen Dally Manna , Too aaa avarythlng In ARP Sa^ond and wdur P-1 Britain Movcs came to’ visit bar oot»iB, fenod a auppoalng that your eoosln’a dMtb Dr. M ^ o y ’a menus augfosted for *• p rle^ tow ovary day—2000 items to asset f t S i OuS. Gorman, Jr., Tell of POPULAR MARKET i waa tied up with bar oppostUon to beginning Sunday, August Ity-Ouarantoad Utets, dewy-freah vegotablaa, literally t o ^ of B o x YAROLEV—had a raasoo ; the Amalgamatad-Natlonal margar. ZTf X83R. ' CEXU8d foodf. End fin# frosh stockt of coffM. tezi >nCUTUP CHAPTER XI ward tha booth where she wr aad peaa; avocado aaiad: gelatin. aiotored out and returned by train. compelling that the British Stabll- found?” 19.39 Spring Lamb Legs, Extra Fancy, 5 to SMOKED / 4 4 "Oh. Bill—no!’’ Chriatlne cried “Tea." Breakfast—PoU eb^ eggs;i Melba SALAD DRESSING Itaynond ratuma in Saptembar aa txstlon fund for the moment at least FANCY FRESH DRESSED POULTRY mlMrably. Toast; apptsssucs. quoit jor 29c a Junior to Klngawood achool and abandoned Ita markat support of the H Vt Pounds Each. f Home Dreaaad Chickena for Frying or FOWL "And then some.” His voice was Lunch —Summer squash; rice- I Pure. Natural VaJenela Walter to the eighth grade in St. pound In relation to the United And Bill’s shoes, Christine wag re- I raekiM MARSHMALLOWS (Bog ISO) Ib...... Z 2 C Roaating, 2 to 4 ponnda aaeh, W q a tittle grim. "But at any rate, I’m combination vegetable salad. Wfi) SUPER Jamaa'a achool thia town. States dollar. Thia support hta been •tilt In circulation. And I ’ve got a msmbertng, fitted the other pair. Prefer the Eaat exerted under great pressure In re- ' Lamb Fores, boned and rolled B |N e a c h 'That story happened to bo true, . — Vegetable soup; roast I if you wish. Ib...... 1 2 C Uttle sleuthing of my own to do bsM: buttered beefs; lettuM, celery ORANGE JUICE i^iSrsJES’S.SSJg?" iS 38 The boya were thrilled at all they cent weeks and consequent heavy | Horae Dreaaad Largo ChickoM wtaUa I am. I ’ll bo Mwed up tight except," Inapeetor Paraons waa go­ and carrot salad; galatin. M W , although when a reporter aak- loaaes of gold. , SHOULDERSii ing on, “ that thay weren't made by till noon; but bow about moetlng me Wodnosday ad U they would like to live In Call- When the government overnight I tha shoes she w m wearing; but an­ PRIME MILK FED VEAL for lunch about 12:30 at the aame Braakfaat—Whole whMt muaina; Lge. No. 5 con 25c All 3 for 29c fOraia permanently, both ackowledg. 'pulled the plug” which hed pegged I Frtah Cut Up Fowl, E # k place where we ate last night?" other pair. Identical ta measure- peanut butter:.stewed prunes. ad they preferred New England. the pound at 14.68 1-8, iterllng mento with one sUghtiy broken heel. MARKETS Bonolcaa Rolled Veal to Roast. ra ^ 79c each. 2 f o r ...... ^ l a D U Cairlstlne aald, “I ’U ba there, BllU" Lunch—Corn; best tops, eolorv I Their uncle, having lived in the opened at 14.59, fell to f4.37 and I GENUINE SPRING LAMB SALE ^IBd hung up, trembling a good We haven’t found those shoes yet; and oUva salad. ' Wait for a decade waa able to abow then followed a zlgaag pattern ! Ib...... d C D C Fresh Cut Up Pollats, A O laai. but wa are reasonably sura that they Dinner—MMt loaf; groan neaa: i them all tha Intereatlng thlnga with­ which came to 84.43 at noon. I each . V o C ware taken from your coualn'a houM in a reaaonable driving dlatance of But Inspaetor Parsons, aha ra> Mlad o f chopped paralay, raw eata There wae no Immediate Indies- j mambered aftor a momant, did not by aomaono who entarad it after tt bagoand gratad carrots; stewed tha Golden Gate. Raymond had tlon of what new level might bring a PRIME BEEF CUTS ON SALE legs was eloaad tha other anranlng—tak­ Cotifa Sugar 2 pkp. IS* EpneotE. apant threa da}ra at the New York SATURDAY arrest people for murder until ba 717 MAIN STREET renewal of government support or FOR A NICE MEAT LOAF was sure they would stay arrMtad.. en for tha axpraM purpoM of mak­ _ Thursday world'a Fair, and while he admitted whether the pound would be permit­ ing that falM traU.^ Roneleaa Rolled Oven Roast Beef, A . .And the had bustneM with In> Braakfaat-Ooddlad agga; Melba I tha Golden Gate Expoaltlon waa ted to find Ita own level. Veal, Baaf and Pork Ground 0% V lAmb “Tou mean that my eeuMn'a beuM Toast; stawad pears. tor Partona barMlf. aa aoen aa pretty One, and the flow-era and Under tha 1938 tripartita agree­ Ib, dw could find him. haa bean broken into?" Lunch—nuan fridt as flaatrafl- MANCHESTER . Gold Medal FlOUT 79* Bulldlnga were great, it waan't to be ment, Britain, France and the Unit- . rJust outside her own front door didn't My that It was antotad ffUM of mUk. e o n p a ^ la alM or marvel# exhibit­ ed States agreed to prevent extreme Chuck Beef Ground, 0% to by aomaooa who had a key." 80.METHING NEW! Mm had to anub three reportora. She iMaBGr—BrollEd lEmb ehopt; eIgww ed to the New Tork fair. fluctuations In their ciirrenclea. ’The Ib...... - wga not auffleiently experience to When Oirlstine did not spook, ha ad carrots: lettuce, tomato and cu- On the flrat lap of the outward unfavorable trade balance prompted 25c demanded, "Do you happen to hatra Mock Chicken I,.cg8,-deliclous fried in deep flower Round Ground* O O dodge the nows eamaraa. cumber salad; custard. Wheatfes large pIcg^JEOo trip, they atopped to have another In part by rearmament Imports has a key to lira Talbert'a bouM , fat. 5c each. |P Iba 4m^y Bha was admitted to Inspector RibRoaat SS >^21c view of Niagara Falla, traveled made Britain desire to dapraclata M oked hams Parson’s office at once. He iMkod, Thorenaon ?" Breakfast—Cottage chsOM; ptaa-| more than 100 milea through Can­ the pound in terms of dollars but , 5 for Christine thought, aa If he bad bard- Christina molatenad her dty lips apple. ' ada to Detroit; put their car on the the United States haa been reported {I Try Our Homo Made Ham Loaf, ra to tlapt; but he waa aa cool and and said, “No." bating tha wooden Lsineh —Bakod ground •taamar aad croaaed Lake Michigan, baata; Chlekma ik'22« firmly against #uch a step. I fine for sandwichaa, Ib...... ito D C art aa ever. ncH of her own voice aa aha spoke. ■towod calary; raw carrot ___ Armour's Milk >i«. ga and It waa ao rough at the time they The two key men In the exchange HEADQUARTERS FOR SUGAR CURED S•Tv# coma to ton you,” ah# be­ Whan aha began to think ho Dtanar—Broiled fioh: stawad to-1 were chagrined to And themaelvea operations of tha United States gov. CORNED BEEF Grote & Weigel Frankfurta, O O t o gan, “ that Tva been a gr>e dtal at would navor go on, ho asked, “Do tnatoM; summer aquaab: —i.# i^'22< almoat aeaaick. After Niagara ernment were far from world mar­ Ih. ..a.,.,..,,, ^mi gr VEAL LEGS a fool." you know anyone atoo who hM lettuea and LambLtqf avarythlng waa new to them. They kets today. Secretary Morgenthau Fancy Boneleaa Brisket — Chuck Piecea — Our Own Virginia Baked Ham, "Tou—and aovaral others,” ba coo?” ware Impraaaed with the exten#ive waa In Norway and H. Merle Coch­ “No,” Chilstina aald unoilMila Kraft Cheese 2 Ib* box 41* I,ean Ends— Your Choice, dh B> agraad pleasantly. Braakfhst— Mead agga; crisp I fanataiff landa in Wlacooain and ran. new director of the United “Last evening,^’ Christina hurriad again. b to ^ M e lb e Toast; eaimd or ^ 2 1 Mlaaaaota, but when they reacheJ State PoUeaman Prank Baglay 15c each. 2 fo r ...... “PraeUcaUy ovary ona ta Burf SLUSE**" tain raglena. and for tha flrat Urn# and Sergaant Jamta F. Kelly of tha 25c •••••a*a.#a.#aaa###aaa### 25« '>>• ' 0%o lb. City has aaan that dagger. Tou drew I “ • 0*«*ta*ad) ared with a stUtasH ta tha liadaii Criteo '^ ite 5 Pkgt. Kromol in thatr Uv m m w anew on the ta th a c b ^ of my nock, ccpcetally local department aald Rlngchreat Fancy I,aycr Cakes, a choice of Home Made Rolls, a large variety B to his picture yastarday. Artists don't _ ta O R A M G W ^ . paoto la Auguat Tha party vlalt- followed hli wife, from whom h# la when I get chOlad. What miisM icings, each...... to choose from, dozen...... mlH ptetureaquo datalls Ukt that.. 2 Lb. Cant Coeoo ORAPIPBUir •d Big Horn National Park, Wyo­ aatranged. and Druda to thla city 29c 1OC - it wotMler if you would bo taterast- condition $nd la thara any romady?" Cora Flalcts SuauvflaU } 14c ming aad at Tallowratone Park they and attacked Drude with a wrench I ad ff I told you that two hours after Quiz Gjnvictg Answer: The stiftMM ta t h a l ^ 5 Doz. Jar Rubbtrt ^ N t e l C S M * Btepad for a day and a half to aaa on a lonaly road in tha waatem part I that merger batwaan Amalgamated at tha neck may ba oauasd by aema Ita wnndain. They m w tha of the city. Druda paaaad the night aad National want through yootar- to m at rtoaumatiam, by Itafnna of gayaara, aad particularly “Old at Hartford hoapltal and Rlngchreat FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES FRANKFURTS day, this Chandra sold a plaea of About Bridges the earvteal vortobra^ a t ^ a FUthfnl'* In operation. Tha In tha euatody of tha atate police at land he's ^pta paying rutaeua toxaa taulty pooturo ------oiatam hrothara experienced tha delight of the Hartford barracka. on for 3raart to the raorgaataod eom------„ houra. awlmmlng ta the Salt Lake in Morning Picked Yellow Corn, Carrots or Beets, m ldlt EGfVE EE E Potatoes 15lbs.25e Rlngchreat aald ha la amployed In dozen•...... Am. BOLOGNA paay, for a aaw plant thoyTa plaa- Fine, Largo Lsmons _ Utah, aad vlaltlng aome of the a Springfield bank. Mra. Rlngchreat 19c 3 bunches f o r ...... atag." Probers to Go to San wwiM dopomf uponl Mormon bulldinga where touilata aald her husband nearly tore her I Fresh Picked Limas, 10c •%xan you've aneotad him? wnat particular eauM happens to ba Duchess Applaa for Baking or Qnendn to Take Test! present Tha bast suggesww I may are admittad. In Nevada tha num­ clothes off after he chased quart ...... Plea, 5 lbs...... 'N e t yet....T h at dagger was a Bananas 4 lbs. 19c Delicious, Juice Orangos 1tfo r25di ber of gambling places at Reno along a road and caught her 5c 19c llttla______tee obvieuaiy, _a __plutad_____ daw.", tnony of Slayers. make la that you bo oxamtaoa by' aurpriaed them, and aomewhat Extra Fancy McIntosh Eating Hearta of Gold Native Melona, MINCED HAM your doctor. If you wlsb my article Chrlatino thought ta suddan p a ^ , I - on NEURALGIA I abaU bo glad to * ” i»«lhg waa the roadalde algna Applet, 4 lbs...... 2 f o r ...... in ba imagtaa that I put tt there? Son yvaadaeo, Aug. * —<#)—HOr- Colorado Peas 2 lbs. 15c FANCY CELERY HtAKTS, lge. bun. lOq warning motortata to be cauUoua 29c 19c sand you a copy. Tbo article Is Police Probing Fancy Bartlett Pears* Fancy Yellow Freeatona Poa^eg* “It didn’t occur to you, I aup- ry> Bridges'dapodraM Boariag. non avaUablo to any reader a t this nowa- aa the hlghwayi were covered with peaa," aha aald. “that m shrewd a | t a t t s M M t a i ^ d r ^ ^ cricket# and the roada were elip- dozen a#>vaa.aaaas.eaaaoeaea* 29c d lbs# •#aa#a#a#aeaa*a*aa*aea#e HAMBURG Mpor who roquosts tt and sends a Tallow NO. 1 LOCAL POTATOES — • 25e fhaa' aa ha mighteaaa^aaw aaoeev hava planted|aaa ttlfa l Island to S u TSu ante'priam '^ arga, Mlf-addrcasad, stomped aavo- Onions 10-lb. bog 19c pery when wet. On the return trip Finding of Bod^ htmHtf—guasatag that tha , ___ , ______they atopped at Elko, Nevada, . poBca|day to taka taattoony o f ^ oon lops. would reason that way?” vtetod slayata (Ctekhar m k ) where the Injured were taken to 'Tt did," tha inapactor told bar Tha oonvleta. Bari Ktag and Bm- SPBOULI S-1 loan the hoapltal from the wTeck of tha PORK LIVER Quastloe: Moira writos: “I am Revere, Maas., Aug. 2 5 -(gs—The I Grocery Departmenl'a Outstanding Values! Stock waarlly, “even after our raodieal of. oat O. Ramsay, aie sarvtag teTM Hprmtl Spom largo eon 25c atream-Uned train. "City of San body of a woman clad In a blue | very fond of clabber milk ong aoioy Franclaco." it wiu be recallr.l fleer told ua that Mra Talbert waa flea years to Ufa for staying En- a maal of this with baked wpiaTja bathing aiilt and tentatively Identi­ Up On These Food Values! not stabbad ta that booth at aU, but Iftaaer Oaona Albarts aneard tha Gold Medal SPRY 49c Swi^'t Comod Boot 2cont31e that 34 met Initant death when a this parmlaslbla?’'. Plllsbiiry's fied aa Mrs Edna Paarandl. 27. of| Ib. ew^brought there after the mur-1nndMtor Pout Loboa at Alameda ta Answer: Clabbor min, u g miaplaced rail aent the train hurl­ Oielsakv who diaappaared Monday, VEAL LOAF RNdwo Tsatsf Chatka Crab Moot Igo. con 21c ing Into a rocky Nevada canyon BUTTER SPECIALS CHEESE SPECIALS apple make a wholesoms oombtaa- waa found today 30 feat offshore at “ Oer Christina said blankly. . Warden Court Smith put tha tloti. I have known of savoral pao- HOUR Saturday, Auguat 12. Revere beach. Cloverbloom. to to M « » u r . - p HOUR 77c Saw Connecticut Parly Than aha niahad en ta bar sagatnaM | ptayaa* reertation fc#«. whtah ae- pi# eomtag from farming districts MaxwoH Hout# Coffoo The woman dlaupeared while 2 lb s ...... 5 5 C to gut en with bar own errand. "But I oommodates 70 parsona. at tha dto. who enjoyed clabber mUk. bowavat, . BACON Rajrmond Gorman elated that vtalttog tha beach w-^g her husband, 1 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE TOMATOES WdUle croaeing on the ferry boat to Fairmont's, to to Old Snappy, like Dad likes, to to ] ^ t I reaUy came to UU you lalpoaal of Daan Jamag HTLandta of tha parson Uvtag ta tha city is oCUa 21b. com 50c Ferdinand, 25. Tha husband, over­ 2 lbs. aA U i^ w b e a I did axamtaa my thtaga Itha Harvard tew aabeoL who la ute- net familiar’ with tt. ___ - not ' the Golden Gate Expoaitlon, ha come by Illuminating gas In hta Ib, ito ^ w C I fbimd theaa hidden away among I aiding at tha * ■ ■' ^TrleT'' JJ<»gnl»?d a group of 'Youth Brown’s High Grade, ra to SOLID PACK UM tt to any | ^ t agtont.. BiiHtr lb. 25c Carnation Milk 3 cant iO t home iMt night, wa# under treat-1 Cream Cheese. boBL toB Largest No. 5 Can ^ 2flAto tham.” j Tha San ______25c Ib. MMtelera from the green money 1 ment at the Chelsea Memorial hoa­ Ib...... 5 5 c No.2Cmi ^ with emblema at their belta. lb...... 5 l C — ■ lerdarad by f-— on p-tttpin Quoatom: U ------you WHITB40UU pltal. ^ p u a h e d the envelope acreae attow aya who to tattata have an artlclo new avnOablo on the Mik GrMn Giant tern 2cant27s *»a latar found they were Connectl- He reported to police that hia wife | K raft’s Cheaae Spreads, m r o 4 ^ 2Sc BiBi^ Wt glrla and from the aame party ^ „ fc»m Ktag and RamMy toatlmony to haattb-valuo of Ueyrfteg?" dlaappeared after she had been Uk- F L O U R S A L E zlhhh1 OaoB Lack ^ H a opanM tt, riffled through the auppmtthalr eontontm “Im S m a r . ------Ifa. Tondor Loaf Toir Igaapkgi29e ^ th which Mlaa Helen Hohl of thla Gold ModaL 1 OBL MAIZ t ^ la taking a 10,000 raUe boatel en In a rowboat and ha had brought KrafUa Pimento, Velveata, Wkita aiul Ycl* oentanta; toan looked up, a frown tadueemonts" were offered i S r i S d Nibicfs C m . c Shrtddod her ashore and left her momentar­ CERTO mcwm d bii brows. IReomet flop mw*-*— f .a 3 29 Totloy Toa j4b, pkg. 27c tnp. He grew enthualaatlc over 24grow--- *o luxuri- Krt-mal m |m T O M ^ E S ...... SOe MitJy And to »uch great size tn Cal- , South W indsor ]\Iaii ------carefuUy. to attest that Btiteas Surpriao Paekaco ...... I d C ^Tou mean, tha Inapactor da-1 Oommunlat maattaga. To Be Climaxed To*l Kollogg't Com Flokot \ ^ l a not forgetting the acres and ' w - •. r » l ¥ FA . i Jnnkat le* Craam Mix, 1 14 oz. bottle mandad. "that you don’t that IfrQaart Bssket ^ a of orange groves which they , n r i t rlC a 16 D CIlied •null ^ —**'8* S ^^* morrow AfternooB. Spry 3 .^ 49c 'ciMSc MW on tbelr way South to Loa I Fancy Bulk Cocoanut, 0 2 to 2 pkgt. * Br P^P***^ >*faltoaflaay,onthawl-_.»*. P E P P E R S 0 o • e aoo o • e-a 29c Jumbo pkg^tOc Miplea, and the fruits and vegc- _____ ' N. B. C. Graham Crackorte b u » inUotA Aug. SR—Tfea TtreaB-j W it i displayed In the super mar- I Hartford, Aug. 25— A hear- ■ Rumford Baking Powder, . Ib...... * rrfeJS 225 tonaiy oslabratlon wtadi hM baan RInso' ■wx.tMM, 2As; 39c Now Orspa **AB Baffsay* .. . I on the application of Alolph 12'oz. c a n ...... 2 w C N. B. C. Prido AaoortttMnt, to to GOLD MEDAL FLOUR LIBBY CORNED BEEF ta prognsM thia water, win ba eU- r.tfm m the return trtp. boy fashion. -N'ewmarker of South Windsor for a M VOunrstAra «___ __ : -______. . Brown Sugar, Bulk. 1A I*lh» pkg...... ^Iw^^r i” WalL now that I have told you,.[whUa thara, aha aald. Doris m b m U Biaxad tomorrow aftonmoa at 3 : « tha youngsters allgh ted ' from"the writ of habeas corpus against Helen o dock wtth a mammoth parade, n I LMcbuoy s o a p 3 c #- 1 7 c APPLES train In every new atata. They M. Newmarker waa called off today 3 lbs. 1 Jr wa s !jp3^****®$ to you to n od to RamMy that ’ ha 'T u et^ S * SwMt Pototoas BANANAS atopped for a day and a half at ^ad not thought of bofora?" your name to a stotamant th at^M wOl ba aa historical, aatmary and by Judge Abraham 8. Bordon of the Contact loner’s Sugar, V CampbairaTDOuitoSMqp. Now Pack, ^ 241 »>• l»f 79« ^ proMtttatloo. w t n T o a J ^ C ^ d Canyon and took the mule -V ittondwl O O m m i S r S S i ^ Court of Common PlMs. M b . pkg...... / C Baymead Baldwta aettag m honor- trip d o ^ in the canyon, the bovs Mr Newmarker, In hia complaint eSn eaaaaaeaaaeaeaaoaoaeaaoaeo m 2 3 3 * 1 6Jbs- 15c 6 lbs. 17c 5c Ib. ary giaad^taiutoaL Tba tod Com- not MIm Gorman, where the Baking Chocolate. Royal 1 ^ 1 Pork A Boaaa in Thaato Saaea, to n s S tn S S quoted M r alleged that Ann Etta Newmarker "tte re are other reasons for mur-1 as Mytag ba "couldn't m v p ^ . Oovotiior'a Foot Ouardo. with thermometar rose to 140 degree# of South Wlndaor, now ta. and since Scarlat. V,-lb. cak e ...... I Z z C I —lb. ca^i t e M d a s robbery, MIm -Ihorea- a b e u t ^ w S t o ^ t o e w “I thter bead, win bead tha panda. telah Slyls Loifo FiesetBOB I June 19.38 haa been, confined and Toauto Jaiee, Royal Scarlat Faaey, to TOILET TISSUE ^ Ptoui SB to 40 hMiitlnil floats i SOFT TWIST riss; 2t»v»1Sc I held In Imprisonment In Wtstbrook, SILVER LANE PICKLES *^P°?? H”- botlkhow any^tag about hia <»••• to Oreenwk* “ i-” 12J^-oB- ca^i ...... ^m^a ^ ^ w r tha bonds after aU, but I iMetlona" wU add rnaaldarabla oeter to tha I Me., by Helen M. Newmarker. Sweet Mixed, 07 ^ R I N S O "W h Mty o«M of a Bumbor of otbar I ' OtiMr arttnaosaa.______atraot apartacte. IlMaai ~ HAM OR PEACHES Aaparagoa Tipa, excapUoamBy I m « Itort/ord, Aug. 2*-T tata taattaaony ftM i n S n S u ^ t ^ S S .* * f* * I? * ■*t«»tatyahlp of the CALIFORNIA ORANGES StpsciZay SOIDSOII# I nrtitffSS llEd OOBMGtkBa thM win ba bars aad lA l ra- 49c Iba X M ^ l n Greenwich. He will re- Ann Etta Newmarker U confined in quart ja r ...... 5 I C Shraddod Wheat (Kellon’a), A A 1 BANANM WATBRMELOIIB might ba thought to have a mo- Qwwmimi-t «tew tha parade. GRAPES the county of Hartford. 1 tlvo tor the murder....Too. tor te- lb.5c •>>» Hartford post Sept 15. Bowl Prao with aaeh pkg, 2 pkgt. 2 5 C Tenim at • o’etodL tha ran- Buckley. Creedon and Danaher Raliah, SwaeL , B^ o 2 S "im le State * Pinaappla GoUan Nnggeta, Royal A C atanet, Mtaa Tharanaon—with a tor- -JMIIG Vfll SEMBblE tal tiM tOWB 8 O 'clo ck to ohtote otemaney’ t o r 'm * “ “ "■“ y trom appeared for the defendant. Helen Pln‘ J « ...... 1 / C ^ at Btaka if that will la authM- w 1919, FftTBuin becAQiA dorxni- Scarlet, largest can ...... 2 5 C 1 2 29^ 2$€ each "j plct. M to Pam ela a O aS M U M id M bI bw ^ i * E . ^ M. Newmarker, and Donald C. Flak S* Batt Many at tham wfll hh ta Rockville, for the plaintiff. PICNIC SUPPLIES Doan M ^ waot ooaat ariNtrator| aba only starwl at him wMh- m a i m of tha tedaa days aad Napkins, 80 in package, B A of watortoeat diaputes, tasUflad e o F m ^ Mm i t y < Toilot Tittue Cloonting Med. Siaa NaUvo Pptatow GREEN PEPPERS wtapeeklng. ha went on. “Or sup- Bridges' rsputatloa for truth aad thter win daacoto tha tuaM o f the n. AkoFreiiar^ 1 | Cooktag Eatiiw Applaa Pom g the bonds do explain Mrs. X^Slata Rate, the Lancters. aad ...... I V C S S t a ’ phg...... 1 9 c Bui 1 Yeraetty was good, aapactalfy la thsi Thlhart’a death, perhaps the murdar- wmg Tittuos 5***?* thare_unta be began hu SP9op& Forks. Piatea aad B A - toafto w a taduotry. R a / to sU fM otter dEECEE wtaSdi uomilBr Baraa. Switierland, Aug. 35—up) w tteught that aftar tha fbst —Tha SwtM Federal Council today Strawy pkg. ,. .VT'.t.'. ?. ... , llf t C , bushel basket B r id ^ h a d aw a ^ lwto ,y k S B 0 -^MC^CT^-.',^nRSgv'’?B'3i’-^'-'g3to'i f - t ’j.a , g-.'a*BL'tFp SS^ 1 29^ 'houttag waa over, ha eouM tasued a warning to tha natloa that Waxed Paper, , X* ' 6 2S« 1 -0801 y*ll- M Jdift*TTi ftif abla bedtod SwUa should “count oe L n S o g p p t O m ------_ _ ------tha : ...... i 5 c to add- dMtty eotttedor Us raputottan to bo **aats over held ta MB­ tha peaalblUty of a eaU to arms and 3 CUkUS **«*«oooooooooaooooooo 1 ^5 ^ wctiy. “tt WM avoB aemaoM who pf«PMO for It" 9?OOde 'I i t wui clOM Brmday wtth ^ l - a e k An*. 2 5 -m ■uropa'F »im tto on_your kaapta« tham sato- M ta at. Putar'a Bptooopal Bonolott or Scotch Horn lb.33c — I ahaipbr raflactod to- “At tha prsatBt ttaia It doea aot y lOr MiH. • eOFFH .. da ^ Tto first tautee camp ta tha south ONIONS 9 h MBMttawl 18 cant dnp in **• Sponge Rings 10« TOU eant baUava that, lu- oatul eilala may bs solved ta a paoi- ipaeter Parsona." *»>• N . i Pino Frankfurtt ^ |b. 19c BOMB laintian to th# C Boya aad girls o f high-ochool I MUr and a Amp JJc maoaar," tha autonent- a S l ■ $ ! fcBThif m m tik h it Sstariap. W$ wfli hagig ftm tr m h a a i My. * to o t knew what I Jaa— la than aaythtag at oB “Wa n ^ atae caoMdar tha avaotu- FREE DELIVERY! aad otelago ago are studying I you are aura of. 17c m tm ytlea cd fold. •tttr ct w»r." Maaraoxeept that ftmwtig thsM bM hsad aad nrchaatn laaiari lOKAR a2RSIy tZVJc 1 dMt haw. Par Boilod Shouldori I ■ -,y.. 1 »A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. IRIDAT. AUGUST S5,1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28,198»

3 Men Killed Plaeburzt Oreeery, Msnebeater Rub- Poland^s Envoy in U. S. New Salesman lie MarkeL Everybody's MarkeL stU^tilw tron Burttiag the trig. Daily Radio Programs Lucas Grocery, Frank DeCteadA Economy Market. Bursaek Bree., At War Games Is Cool During the Crisis For Lever Bros. Smaehetri Grocery, Pattereon’a on eontroverel*] preUezM. .eptlon have interrupted some pro­ MarkeL G. Lanritri, HUttpo MarkeL "We have our bradlttoa* aafi I___ _ grams, mainly at night, but plenty Moaxer-e MarkeL Fairtrtd market, nniat be upheld.” atld HIh Eath* fbave-xome through. Signals yester­ Connecticut Guardsmen Washington, Aug. 26 —b ^ T b s building ia large, squat and East Hartford Man in W. Harry England, nrestone Mark­ arine R. A. Flood o f Nswtea. Mate. day were fair to good, with some ablrtsleeved gardsnsr with a cigar made of white stone which is blind­ et, Brogan Grocery and Popular natlDoal aaeretaty . ‘'Thazu w n ba WTIC I static. Struck by Lightning at in hia mouth uncoiled a boas aad be­ ing ia the BOOB-day sun. Charge o f Eocal Terri­ Market; in RpdkvlllA Schmalte no action on cootrovenlal aaatttgA” i There has been an Indication ot Plattsburg. N. Y. gan cooling the steaming pavemante But—Count Jerzy Potoeki iz a Market and CUM oit Market; In Tuztaad. the ooto wiS talk ot aM Traralar* Broadoastlog Scrrler I possible radio censorship. NBC re- around a diplomatic hot spot—the tranquil man at a warm poet. tory—Bjg Sale On. Olastonburjr/PreU’s Market. Mar- UmeA hold BMteortal aoniooa, m t narttord. LV>nn I porting at least one instance of a Polish Embassy. •Thlngt seam pretty bad." he said. Unyak Ma^eL Lean House and step out proudly Jp thair aaaml SO.OOO w. MHO a. a nt-x m cutoff from Danzig. MBS said it Plattsburgh. N. Y., Aug 25.—(/Pi Within the. walls of the big stone “We don't know what ia going to F. L. Maharan of East Hartford Edwin Johnson. rade. animated kgr muale e< tho O'. Esateni DayHaht Savtag Thne had been advised from Berlin Uiat —The second battle of Plattsburg. house sat the ambassador. Count happen over night. There are rapid well known Lever Bros. salMman in Martno Baud, aad alongatda aol* no extra wire lines outside of that fought juet 150 years after Colonial Jerzy Potockl—the contact man be­ changes end moves. I don’t think we this part of Connecticut has taken diera o f tho Rognlar Army aad Nte RINSOWIfflB! P. U. city ware available for broadcast­ troops made history on the shores tween bis country and the United ought to be guessing now.” over the Manchester territory again Civil War Vets Uonal Guard.' SPECIAL Friday, August 95 ing. This would, In affect, cut oft :of Lake Champlain, ended today on States. One of the best-dressed man In in anticipation of greatly increased Anivlag tonight la tha t t yeaie 4:00—Backstage Wife. both Danxlg and Warsaw. :a sodden, rain-drenched battle’field Obviously, he has to keep cool. the capital's social-diplomatic set. sales of Lever Broa. products whlyh To Meet Sunday nder^-c 4:ta—flteUa DaUas. Pending possible change and ad­ , ^ith .t6,000 Natliinal Guardsmen The count works at a big desk the count wears w>ft whits linen Include Lux, RInso, Lifebuoy. Lux Rownd of Rlploy. N. T. 4:80—Vic and Bade. dition, these programs are expected and 16,000 regulars locked In a beneath a deep-hued portrait of Gen­ suits, conssrvaUv# Use aad linmacii- Toilet Soap, and Spry. Mr, Maha- Leading* caadidatea to eueesed 4 ;4B—Midstream. tonight: WJZ-NEC 6:15—John Gun­ ' bloodless, no-declsIon combat. eral Tbaddeua Kosciusko, the Polish lats white pumps. ran has always Seen a leader among Pittsburgh, Aug. 25—MS—While him include: 5:00—Tlia O'Neils. ther from Tallin, Batbonta; WABC- I While reports nitertng In from patriot who fought with Georgs He is gracious and good-looking the New England saleamgh and It Is the world tremblee In a modern war John B. Aadrsw, 81. Qulaoy, HL. 5:10—Adrian RoUini's Trio. CBB 7—European Roundup' WJlt- the'Tront" at dawn Indicated an In­ Washington for American Independ­ and the ladiea aa well as tha men expected that his return to this ter­ Bears, a handful of hardy old Union quartermaater-gaaaral. commaadit 5:80—Silver Winds. Lee Gordon, NBC 6:46—Review of Comment: vading "Black" army of Guards­ ence. like him. He goes to whatever per­ ritory will be welcomed by the hun­ veterans began movitrg in from of the atate department ot nUBoiA director. WJZ-NBC 7:85—Dorothy Thomp­ men had spent the night hammer­ The Embassy ti on a torrid oomsr ries be wants to. and dIplomaU. no dreds of grocers wtrii whom he has across tha nation today to remlnlacs and a former mayor of MoattoallA son: MBS 9:15—Recorded Rebroad­ ing a slowly yielding "Blue" corps of tbs capital, and in these days of matter their nationality. like him. done buslneae. on battle .incidenta of yesteryear. lU. 5:40—Little Orphan Annie. cast of European Newteasta: 5:00—Newt and Weather. of regulars, umpires said no at­ blast-furnace temperaturae, a few His inrimatea say that whatever The Fall aqaiion is being inaugu­ Only two hundred atlll aurvlring J. W. Carroll, LUboa. North With The Cooperation Of Your Local Grocer WEAF-NBC 11—European Round- tempt would be made to decide rkinny maples are Its only shade. of tha hosts In blue who fought in happens, h# alwa>i keeps cool. He's Dakota, Junior vice oommander. 6:15—Strictly Sports with Bob up. rated with Mg values in Lever Bros, Steels. "who won the war." A one-way corridor-like etreat sap- ia a bet spot but at least. It’s a the 60’a plan to attend the 7Srd an­ Theodore Pfelater, CtnctanatL Ok Dialing tonight: In a statement marking the end products .ahd tbs following grocers 6:80—The Gaucho’e — Vincent aratas it from the Italian Embasay. long way from European bomba. are cooperating: J. W. Hale Corp., nual G A R. encampment opening peatt department commander ot Sorey*e Enaemhle. WEAF-NBC, 7—Lucille Manners of hostilities, Lieut. Gen. Hugh A. Sunday. Advanced yeara and illnies Ohioihlo. Concert: 8—Waltz Time; 9—Guy Drum, commander of the First 5:45—Lowell Thomas. Lombardo; 9:80—America Uhllmlt array, chalked the whole thing up NEW 7:00—Fred Waring In Pleasure ed, Sidney Hllman. to training and declared the most Time. WABC-CBS, 6:30—Prof. Quia; tt Important object had been accom- 1 9 4 0 RINSO 7:10—Angler's Newsreel with Cap­ —Make Mina Music, from Toronto; illahed In teaching the men "what tain Tom Hammond. 8:30—First Nlfhter; 9:80—Bob Rip­ t’s ail about." ^7:80—Inside of Sports with Jack ley Show. fTo the troops, rain-drenched and Stevens. WJZ-NBC, 7—Bret HarU ptay. war-weary after two nights in the [sp ecj^ ) A i Your '7:45—The News Reporters. "Outcasts of Poker Flat"; 8:80— field with bare ground for a beA 8:00—Lucille Manners with Frank Harry Horllck Concert: 9—Grant the cessation of fighting meant Im­ At Haleys Self Serve Black’s orchestra. Park Concert. mediate return to their home sta­ Local .Grocer 9:00—Walts Time. MBS-chaln, 7—Weleoma Nalgb- tions and a well-eamsd rest. Thm Original in New England 9:80—Death Valley Days. bor; 9:45—Talk. Rep. J. W. Dltter. OWinoctlcut Men Killed 10:00—Guy Lombardo's orchestra. What to expect Saturday; A thunderstorm which swept the 10:80—America Unlimited. Sidney WEAF-NBC, 11 a. m.—Newport area late yesterday left dead in its Hillman. Tennis J 4:15 p. m.—Women’e Party wake three Connecticut National 10:45—Jan Savltt's orchestra. Program, "When Will Women Have Guardsmen, members of the 43rd ll.'OO—News and Weather. Equal Rights?” 5—Kaltenmayer's Divlalon, who were atruck by light­ 11:1b—Charlie Barnett's orchestra. Kindergarten. CBS-chaln, 1 and 4:15 ning. Market / 11:30—Richard Himber'a dreheatra. Wlghtman Cup Tennis: 3:45—Sars' Those killed ware Corporal Ben­ 12:00—Bunny Berringan'a orches­ toga Horse Race; 4:30—Davta Cup jamin Falllla, Fair Haven, and F^' Rale's Fameas HEALTH tra. Tennis; 6:05— Women's Amateur vata Harry Poletti of the 102nd lU' ^ L I F E B U O Y SOAP 12:80—Carl Deacon Moore’a orchea- Golf. WJZ-NBC. 11:30 a. m.—Farm­ fantry. New Haven, and Private Pot Roasts ___ Keep fresh, tra. ers' Union-Grange Program; 5:15 p. Rocco Psstone, Waterbury, member Milk Bread 2 loaves 9c c x t r ^ le a n 12:55—News ra.—Davie and Wlghtman Cup sum­ of the medical detachment of the He Cool With 1:00 a. m.—Silent. maries. MBS-chaln, 9— Minatrela aame regiment. TomotTow*e PregTam from London. During the storm Private Gerald Large Mea Betty Creehar Rib Roasts A. M. Soma Saturday short waves: Fisher. Brooklyn, member of the LIFEBUOY 6:00—Reveille. HAT4 Budapest 6— Hungarian 102nd medical regiment, dropp<^ 6:30—Sunriee Sp^al. Songa; JZL Tokyo, 8:15—Koto eelec- dead of heart dlaeue. 7:00—Homing Watch. tione; Q8F GSD G8B London, 8:20 These death! brought to eight the Angel Cokes, each 25c Lamb Legs 8:00—News and Weather. -N ight Watchman’s Tales—also for number of fatalities connected with 8:15—Hi Boys. Sunday: OLR4A Prague 6:55— the maneuvers. 8:80—Radio Baxaar. Muelcale: P.CJ Eindhoven, 8:25— Regnhwe Pnehed Back Newtee 9:00—Rambling Cowboys Program for America; GSD QSC In the fighting yesterday, the in- I 9:15—Norman Cloutier's orches­ G8B London, 9:50—Scenes from vadlng "Blaek" army of Guards- IsWyf Doughnuts, Crufltrt, Fowl tra. "Merchant of Venice." men gradually pushed a numerical- 0:40—Craekerjaekt. ly tnnrior "Blue” corps of regulara 10:00—WPA Band. hack six miles before the downpour Raised Doughnuts and eAH-rwi t SouKcnif Spoons of Ihc Wofid s Fairs ivilh LUX 10:80—Bright Idea Club. slow-ed up the fighting. 11 ;00—Chautauqua Symphony or­ Conditions Of The mechanized 7tb cavalry prov­ A Sllveipleted T—ipeeit chestra. ed a potent wtapon for the "Blues," Raised Ring Doughnuts 11:80—Armchair Quartet. State Roads d rell^ the ‘31ack” flanks in unex' (■r S MMl Mw af a kM pected sorties to cut communica­ •niy A a( LUX (larta slat) 11:45—Nature Sketches. 19:00 Noon—OCanhattan Malodies tion linsa and raid bivouacs areas. Construction In force In the State All four National Guard dlvlsiona P. M. of Connecticut announced by the 19:80—Conn. Urtlvereity Farm Fo­ —the 48rd Now England, tha 27 th 15c dozen Connecticut highway department New York, the 26th Hasaaehusette Rib Lamb Chops Send For It Now rum. August 23, 1939 for the week end­ 1:00—News Weather, Market Re­ and the 44th New York-New Jersey ing September 2. 1939. —figured In the action. Bordea’e J/j-Fooad•• Package II e^owmgLibby's m || port. Ooecd for Conetmetli Most of the military obeervera 1:90—Agricultural BuDetJn. Detour Provided from 17 foreign countries who have 1:80—Gretchen McMullen. Route No. 16; Ea|t Hampton been attending the maneuvers pack­ Chateau Cheese 2 Pkn. 25c || Corned Beef || Hamburg 9:00—Slums Coat You Money. Middletown avenue. 2 mllea bitu ed their bags and moved out last « minous roacadani surface. night Kraft Philadelphia Route No. 154: Old Sayhrook. Re This avming General Drum win 1 pairs to Knoilwood Beach rolwl conduct a critique summing up the 17c can msm About H mile. various aspects of the maneuveiA l Cream Cheese 3 Pkgs. 20c WDRC No Route Numbers: For tha 101st New York cavalry Super Suds erswee Norwalk. Bell Island and ap and the 112th Field Artfile^ of Hale’s ■ Oagllglrt Saelag rime proaches. New Jersey, only horee outflA in Hsbii Strained m Baitford, Vomm. 1880 South Windsor. 9 sections of the the highly mechanised army, the Hartford-Sprlngflsld road. 3 miles war ended last night Officers ex­ Sliced Bacon Lb. 1 9 c plained both outfits ware drawn out Baby Foods rrldeg, AngnM 95. of Reinforced concrete pavement WlUimantlc river and approaebsa. of the line early to begin loading fteld Medal • SPR Y It > Delicioua 4:15—From tbo Coast their mounts. Lux Soap 4:45—Deep X t w Boys. Westport Clin ton avenue bridge 6:00-^Ad Liner. and appraaehea. Flour ^ 24Vi-Lb. Bat 3 cons 23c 8:00—Esso Reporter — News. Osnalnicllea Traffic Malatelaed 79c Route No. ITS 1: Bridgeport Waatbar. Kraft 8:08 Sport and BaaebaU Scores. Stratford avenue bridge. Repairs to Overnight News 8:15—BtOB Boya. approach spans. Norwalk. Boston Bsfirdslsy's Dog Food 8:80—Edwin C. Bill. Post road. 3-4 mile of reinforced Of Connecticut Miracle Whip 8:40—BaaebaU scores. concrete pavement BtontegtOn. By ASSOUIATED 8:45—Intarsone Ftnala—Davla Cup Stonington cut-off. IH ipllae gravel Peanut Matches. surface. Traffle will use present Salad Dressing T.*00—Amos ’n’ AniW. Route No. 1 through StonlngtoB vH. By Tha Aasodstad Preaa The Following Dealers 7:15—The Parker FamOy etarring lage. Hartford—The state liquor con- I Butter Sweet Mixed Pickles «.25c Leon Janney. Route No. 4 and 81; Sharon. trot commiasloR announced that a Pint 22c______Quart 32c 7:85—Profeeeor Quia. Dralnaga Installation. No interfer­ recenUy conducted survey showed Lux Toilet Soap 8:05—BnrcM at Play from Paris ence with traffle. that the number establishments KAOON Spry Bertm and London. Roi^tS No. US 6: Woodbury. Re­ In Connecticut licensed to sell liq­ 8:85-^Tfihtmy Praaenta. pairing slopea In Mlnortown Village. uor and bear, steadily incraaaliig, 1 lb. jar 15c | Grapefruit Juice 4 e » 25c 9 Out Of Every 10 Screen Stars 8:05—To ha announced. Route No. 12: Norwleh-tiabw. numharad 7,010 as of Augudt I. 8:85—Campana First Nighter. Bridge and approaches at Shetucket New Hav4n baa the moat liquor out- 10:05—Grand Central SUUon. river. Traffle will use preeent late of any dty In tha state—717.' . A L E Use This Famous S(}ap TRIPLE-CREAMED FOR 10:85—To bo announced. bridge. Thompson. MechanIcavlUe Hartford has 680 and Bridgeport 8 B O n tB S CAKE or U B O m B * 11:35—Esso Reporter — Newa, overpass and approaebea. 649. (Coateata Oatyl (Oaeteirta Oaly) Midco EASY MIXING Weather. Bridgeport—wnuam F. MeOulia. Are Cooperating: Route Na 14: Plainfield. Bridge ICE CREAM M R « Orange and Grapefruit Juice 11:05" Forest FIrw— Weather over Moocup river and eUmlnstlen * d te irt manager for the Forecast and Baseball of R. R. grade croeelag near Almy- Bridgeport Tlmes-Ster, died at St. I 8copm. vmcent’s hespitel from a ruptured villa. No hindrance to traffle ever appendix. 2 OK. 17c 11:15—Main Strasb—Hartford. present Route 14. 3 cons 25c 11:95—8hep Field's Orchestra. Hartford—O. Glean Saxon, state 1 DOMINO 11:85—Cab Calloway'a Orchestra. Route No. 16; Union. Relocation J. W. HALE CORP. of Route 15 at Masbapaug. 4H mllaa Snance commlaeioner, ilerinaiil PATTERSON'S MARKET ROCKVILLE 18:00—Hainr James Orcheatra. bo had ordered the beads of varloua Main Strret 101 Center Street 18:85—ITedola Martin Orchestra. of rolled gravel. No delay to traffle. state departmente to raduoo the coat GINGER Temeerow^ Fregram. Stafford, . Bridge over MeZntyre , rintlng reports and other docu- bottles FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES A. Mi brook. Temporary bridge. Short de­ mente. In aome eases by aa much as Junket 7:05—Just Music. tour around bridge. 60 par cenL aad that a "definite ef­ ALE ICE CREAM M R PINEHURST GROCERY SCHMALZ MARKET 7:15—Esso Reporter — News, Route Na U : Windham. Norwleh- fort" was beiiig mads to raduea (CentMte, Oa^L, G. LANTIERI Weather. Willtmantle road between WllUam'a costs further by studying tha traval- Elberto Peaches 5 u*. 25c 302 Main Street 45 Clinton Street 41 Orefaari Street 7:95—Just Music. eroeatim and South Windham, About bgregpmaaa of amployaa la soma OOUNTBr CLVB-OOUIEN 7:85—Esso Reporter — News, IH mdea ot eeiicreta pavamanL QGpartBMntf. 3 pkgs. 25c Weather. Routs No. 82A: Naw Laadon. Nsw Buffleld—Bernice Falkowski, 10, INGE 8:00—Shoppers Special. Lendon-Nerwteh road (Mebagan fUl beneath the wbeela of a tobacco- bottles Cooking Apples 7 Lbs. 25c MANCHESTER PUBLIC MARKET HILLTOP MARKrr 8:85—Ease Reporter — News. avenue) about I mile of concrete. loadad wagon her father was driv­ lO II Wegner PHted, Sour. Red 805 Main Street GOLDFARB MARKET Weather. Through traffle wtn uae preasnt ing and was cniahad to death. ALE 2S4 Oak Street 24 Windsor Arenne 8:85—Shoppers SpeclaL Route No. 82. XXoddlng—Lowan lliomaA radio 8:00—R ichm MaxwelL Route No. US 44: Wlncheoter. 9H oommantater, -and other elosa (Ceateete pair.) 8:15—Flddlars' Fancy. miles ot concrete pavement from the M oa^ ot Frank RawkA spoke at BalTiBadBag Each 3 3 c 8:95—Musleal Intrude. city of Winsted west. Cutoo. Rart- aBsreisas dedlraring a oomazualty Watermelons JL80—Easo Reporter — News, foaArWinated road. 4 mUae ot con­ parti to the memory of tha famous Lb. EVERYBODY'S MARKET MOZZER'S MARKET V1na.RlpKHak1 Main Street Wsathcr. crete pavement. Short stretches of aviator on tha first aanlversaiy ot Coffee far . 141 Spmee Street ' HnibUly Gham- one-way traffic. . ^ J a a tt te a eraah naar Buteto, 2 cons 25c 0 Route No. 59; Eaaton-FalrllelA N. T, Hawks' boam was hare. Bala'bl Baakst l R ^ £ « r U a String Quartet HIU road. About 1-8 mils of Tom atoes 37c 10:85—Saturday Serenade. ilnoua macadam pavameat Saabseai Mandarla LUCAS GROCERY FAIRFIELD MARKET GLASTONBURY ll:05-Organ MoodA K Route No 60: Proapeet. Water-Deaths Last Night Formosa Oolong Too t * . 29c 265 North Main Street 11:80—Oolumbia Concert HaU. buiy road. T 8-4 mllaa Mtundnoua Extra Large I S84 Hurtferi Real lf:08—Ad Liner— Strletty Swing iw cadam. WoodhrldgA Brtdga and Oranges ^ wlthOOBayek. approaches over Sargent river, Z>w*«r—OoL Fatrtck J. wam. Calary Baadi 9 c li:8 5 4 t«t'a Pretend. Tempocaiw read. a rock. 68, Inspector gaaaral ot FRANK DE CIANTIS PRELI'S MARKET 1:08 Eaaa Reporter — Newt, Route No. 89: Ashford. B rldo Amartoaa ■apoditioaary Floroaa Sugar W. H. ENGLAND 129 Hehiea AvenM Weather. and approadiaa at ML Hopa ' antering Berrtaainr, Franca, during 3 cons 25c 47 North Street 1:06—Enoch tiflit’o Orcheatim. J mils south ot WarranvOlA tha World War. Menrheeter Onen 1:80—Jnat Music. Obwd. TTin Binjainln J. Guda, Sweet Potatoes 5 Lbe. 15c 9:05—Interaone Finals— Davis Cup Route Na 97: SpraguA Oriat mill bridga ovsr Baavar Btwk. Traffic 74, natiaiully known ter his biog- Matchss. r^klaa te vaasa ot Waabtegtoa aad datourad threagh Battle viUagA UnOefin. T Chocolata H-Lb. Bar 1 5 c ECONOMY MARKET MARTINYAK MARKET Route Na Ihemaaloa. 1 BKRst Bias •t North Street FIRESTONE MARKET llOHebcenATWM mllaa ot Mtumlneus mars 1am fr SStIo, Pa— Edward J. Allen, 88. •FREE DELIVERY On All Orden M l Main Street Wigwam laaatvelr aasL f o r w ptealdant of the Nathmal PtOmnal o f PoBoa Route Na 115: Anaaola: North Ortor For $1.00 and Mora. Mom* Radio 7*^^' Main atraat I inlla 'ot Mtummous PIttteurgh — Mra. Alfred B. Spaghetti r-~.il -T NeerTailt Juam. 98— Ha tM__ R ented 148: Caw ^ cTlInrops^ world- aalU brtdga ovar J< Shofffittf Milk' •Extra Sovings Through earGroOfl AnM rtm Ustansra Route Na 141: ______SMACHETTI GROCERY «re gettint rtnfMda asaU at their Brtdga ovar lOna Brsok aad ^ ia- Stomps Givtn With G»h So' 99 Sanimcr Street POPULAR MARKET EDWIN JOHNSON radio satA praartMA Tam arac b rite MSMalaStreei Already thla wsoR tbay Sava Route Na U8: WalatftriL _Ap- who eoiddat start Water Stieei 1 mOa Ua French Style Peas 2 c» 25c | “ jSiehup ot ter n pnah but ho thtPTPng OaraldhMk sr irnaen a m e ^ ^ at Wnha* Wslebei. ■48^ Ser'a todM in a WEAF- No. 915: Qroteo. Noank' PUsoM antomobUa iumoetor, HBC Moadeaat At 5 p. at West MyaUe mad. 9)8 auiaa Htu- Quean Tunofish 2 Caw 2 bottles 21c i ad that tha ear hadhiM 1 HARCRB8X7SB EVENm O ^ A L D . If ANCRE8TER. CONN, FRIDAT. AUGUST 28.198t to MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 25.1989 iMd that rreelt waa afoot It e PAGE TflUa'RPr Gime to State Sniiday Watnar waa fouad tai Bar Hm M find tba maa’a d sU r that ooBflnad, at least for tbe momeat Says Roosevelt employM'a b o im , bar akuU fraetur- Reports U. S. Sailor Chilean Army to the outskirts of the capital. ad by a piaea of lumbar. Ptaysleiaaa aha migtat peat bonda of 700 marka A government manifesto alao de­ said aha had been criminally attack­ far hla relaaae. clared "tbe Taena Infantry regiment ed. Is Held in Germany Tha arrestad man, aecusad of Chicago Bears May Profit Revolt Starts revolted at the InsUgatlon of Iban- On W ar Course Patton said aimllarltlaa between gaining entrance to the ■ batUe- ea and Arloato Herrera." her aaaault and tba Soaoyeva shtp’a dock without authority, waa Unbelievable Dodgers Paste Reds for 4-2 Herrera istlred from the high bludgaoBlng lad him to balleva the Belmont, Maas., Aug. 28.— (gv— identified as Arthur Sullivan, an By Mistakes of Last Year W ith One Unit command of Chile’s army Wednes­ Senator Nye Charge* U. ■ame man waa raaponalbte. anghM man. John J. Endlcott told day. Soaoyeva waa killed laat Arrest of an Amarican teaman at poUea SulUvaa waa arretted while P »c* Om .) The government declared It had S. Is Departing from February on -the Loa Angelea City Hamburg, Germany, on charges oa shore leave, waa Jailed Immedi­ Delafleld. Wi»., Aug. 25 — (J’) — $> Ray Nolting, jack Ifandcra. Dick "the situation In band." OoUege campua. Officera believe the that he inspected a N ad “pocket ately and waa still In custody svhen Backed by their record of having Schweldler and Bob Swiahar are PrMidant G«o«ral tefUat Worhers Voluateer Strict Neutrality Policy tame man attacked and wounded battleship'' without permission, GA’s Play Moriartys Sports Roundup \ Puncec Upsets Bromwich^ the “Quaker C3ty’’ s a ll^ deeptta flniahrd in tha second dlvUion only the halfback xreterans. While they Phils Astound I 0«neral ArioiU All government buildings In the Della Bogard, film dancer, a few waa disclosed today by a fellow interceseion by the American con- will be challenged Vy such top-flight By Eddie Brieta . '* ______U iMuSen of the uprUln^. center of-Santiago were closed and Ottawa, 111., Aug. 35— C8$—U. 8 weeks later. member of the crew of the freight­ aul. Tha freighter docked here yea- once in 18 eeamna of the National newcomers as Bob Snyder of Ohio New York, Aug. 25--(Cy - Alien-j It m M tb*x tr«re lupported bjr the heavily guarded against reports that Senator Gerald P. Nya (R-N.D.) be­ er "Quaker City,’’ who asked po- terday. football league, George Halax’ Chi­ U., Ted Key of Southern California Uon. Baltimore! Your Mr. Roger* | Yugoslavia Breaks Even National Loop ■OiB tiifhatry icflment, the largest the Insurrectionists would attempt lieves the Roosevelt administration cago Bear* are looking forward to a and Bronko Malesevich of Wlacon- For Twi Playoff Spot Hornsby waa huddling with Larry . SjOiile, aod by the Tacnm artillery to seise them. haa departed from a atiiet neutrali­ new championship aeaaon with con­ ■In, it la doubtful thay can be crowd­ Macphall at Ebbets Field laat night | regbiimt. Other forces said to be One report said leftist workers ty policy and la purauing a courae fidence aa they take their practice ed ouL . . . those European war clouds \ 2*'- ‘Pi— Vveaterday’* play another eiip|i«iein|> the insurrection Included Ship Arrivals ■Ingles were volunteering to fight for A g­ that may Involve the nation In war. pacea at SI. John'a military Joe Uaniaci. who came to Chi­ um may drive Whizzer White right! , till In the running by lirtuc of spilt appeared entlrelv lhle. Beating Cards tbe otfleera* training school and the Speaking at a Republican rally Aniprk* M Win To- S|a|*a V l P some amaxing tennia by Its — - - uirre Cerda's popular front govern­ academy. cago from Brooklyn mid-way of bark Into the lineup of the Pitts- ' one- basting Asdlno reglnent, garrisoned at lx>s ment and might be armed to defend and by radio that night, Sen. Nyc Given their moat draatic ahaking- laat season, I* being relied upon for night to Slav in Run- ^ V 1C burgh football Pirates . . . Arthur man gang. Ferenc runcec, Yiigo- Rromwlch. Rome ’ of tha tennis- I asserted Preeldent Roosevelt sought Arrivals; alavla’a Davis Cup double* team r Andeo. the government buildings up in aix yeara laat aeaaon. the heavy duty at fullback. With sup­ Donovan, tba hero of the Arm- wlae at tha Longwood cricket club Brooklyn Only One, Says Government change* In the neutrality law which Eama Fiftli Havre Aug. 25. Prealdent Roose­ Bcara atlll are going through the port from Ronzanl and Garry Fami- ning; Piiii and O M.I. Diadem atrong-Amberi fight, hat landed in , I'Hlay faced a crucial match with centended th* closs-knlt Yugoslav Tbe govemirent however, declar­ would favor France. England and velt. from New York. rebuilding procea.x, but figtire to gliettt the Bears should be able to ley .May Be on Moiiml. Tony Galento'a doghouae and It out Auttralla’a world-ranking romhina- ' could have beaten anyone In the Straight In Downisg ed only one regiment had Joined the The United States patent office tton of Jack Rromwlch *nd Adrian Japan. New York Aug. 2S.Mauretanla, VANCOuS;';,,. profit by their 1938 experimenta and continue the power-houae tactics aa referee of the Nova fight If Tony ! world the way ha was playing dur­ aorement. baa granted 17 patents every hour, "The law the administration Qlli.rl I . « a d e r 8 ; Yanks Tirt- on the average, since Its creation In Bermuda; Queen of Bermuda, Ber­ miatakea. that became a tradition during The German-Amerlrana *nd Mori- haa hla way before the rennsyivahin , ing the first two seta. Santiago remained calm and few wanta." ha said, "la one that would muda. •’ll 1111 1111; I \\ I I 11 n ( I I: I I N (. I) \ I ; 1) With the *eore elanding 1-1 In 1790. Many New Bark* Bronko Naguraki'a eight-year term. artya Brothers will meet at the McNrill F arr* Freeman Boxing Commission today . . . one' The Auatrslllan apparently de­ umph as Red Sox Loae. of its Inhabitants, apparently, real- favor one group of nations ae Southampton Aug. 24, President the inlerzone final tie to determine "Concentration thla aeaaon la on Haa Promlalng Line West Side Oval Ihl.a evening at 6 of the gossip columns sava EIwooriafea Pram aparto WrNar Gdynia Aug. 24, Batory, for New coaching the Bfars for the elgh-1 and youth. He haa four hlgh-clasa uncertain up to match lime a* to play. Lx>ng ralliet resulted on al­ tion and Irnitrumenta of war would 111 11 Will W \ . 111 (. 6-8 tie. Norman Pint will do the Who said tt can’t happen bars? York. I N <. I \ I M M . N teenth year. "At quarterback.; veterans for hla enda; a tackle Popular (illy who would carry tha load agalnat most everj’ point, for th* youngster profit those nations controlling the burling for the G A a while Mqrl- Newport, R. I , Aug 24 OPi Un­ Guayaquil Aug. 24. Santa Inez, Overheard after the Card Dodger the heavily favored Ausslea from "down under" seldom tried to Who said tb* Dodgers, on papoe. seaa In the time of war. be said. Bemie Masteraon la our only veter-1 nucleus of Joe Stydahar, all-league artya will send either Blanchard, New York. an, for George Corbett haa retired expected conqueror of the exper­ seriaa: The official overnight nomina­ apply th* killing touch. had ■■ much chance of msklag It Sen. Nye contended the adminis­ I,,, . I choice In 1938, Milt Treat and Rusa Dully or O'Malley to the mound. Hamburg Aug. 84. Hanaa, New V I- I II,, I ,, -' , I ■ .1 ‘ 11111 after aiz aeaaons, and Gene Ronzanl ienced Hal Surface of Kansas City, tion was a team made up of Drago : For hit part, Punec* leaned Into tration began demanding that Thompson; can bank on George Watching thla young Ned O'Mal­ Ray Blades: I.,end me a nickel: tough for a National League leader York. haa been shifted to fullback. 17-year-old Dave Freemen of Paaa- MlUff and Franjo Kukuljevlc, but almost every ahot, and aimed for Franca and England adopt a belli­ Russo, another all-league man a I want to call up a friend. aa thsy had of doing tha Mg apple Havre Aug. 24, Washington, New •To supplement Masteraon w* ley pitch the other evening against dene, Cellf., carried the hopes of thla waa made soon after the all- the comers and the llnca. Mors gerent tone on behalf of the smaller Irens Dunn and Charles Boyer In fascinating scene from 'When To- year ago, Danny Fortmann and Dick Coach Buss Ware*: Here’a a dime York. were fortunate to acquire Sid Luck- tha West Sides your correspondent the unaeedec' ranks today agalnat but-exhaiiated Puncec had scored often than not. he hit them with m the Oowaaus canal? And wba democracies after It discovered the morrow Cornea" which will be here three days. Basal at guard, and haa young Chet . . . go call up all your fiienda. Kobe Aug. 24, Helan Uaru, Seat- man of Columbia, bullet Billy Pat­ did not observe much so-called lopllated Don McNeill of Oklahoma hla 6-2, 8-6, 0-6, 6-2 upset victory the result that he ran up 38 place- ■aid tha futile PhllUcs were a majer "dlipleaaure of the American peo­ Cheaney from De Paul battling "atulf" on the ball. But what we City In tha seml-flnala of the New­ T U »N T H * SPOTUOHT oa Quality and rreshaeas . . . We In­ Ue. . terson of Baylor. Sollle Sherman of Old fihylock was juat a blither over Bromwich, filncc a switch menta to 20 for Bromwich. All but league club only beesiis* they held ple" over the implications and re­ Frank Banach, Frank Sullivan and did see waa a pitcher instead of a port Caaino tennta linglea. could be made up until an hour be­ vite you to go behind the soenee at Plnehnrst . . . go In to our La Quayra Aug. 24, Santa Elena, ^hicago and Tony Stolfa of Luther. . . . he should get a load of George right of the latter's, however, came a franchise? And who laughed at walk-ln cooler . . . see how fresh everything Is . . . note the sults of the Munich pact. temattonal netnmrk of Wlrephoto. Bill Conkright for the center berth. The other next-laat-round match New York. ‘ I are good forward passers and, thrower. In other words, he pitch­ Halaa demanding 34 pounds of Jack fore match time, many thought in the third eet, which Puncec oh- the Idea either had a piece to apeak brand markings on our Beef and Lamb . . . let our meat men He asserted the decision of declar­ The addition of the Journal-Tran­ Bludgeon Slayer Ruaso, Ronzanl and Mandera are the paired Bryan (Bitty) Grant of A t­ Manila Aug. 23. President Cleve­ ^h the exception of Patterson, ed to the comers. Inside and occa­ Torrance, the old L. 8. ti er who Puncec would recover sufficiently vlotialy threw in order to rest. In pennant talk? .. show you dlfTerence In quality . . . you may get as good . . . ing war should be left with the script brings to 81 the member TllK VA.\( () (OMP.VNV only survivors of the 1932 champ­ to play. land, San Fnmcisco. ho weighs only 165 pounds, also sionally a curve ball. It was hla lanta, second-seeded, agalnat Klwood In yeaterday'a opening contest, Well, sir, there they are this but no better meat In Manchester . . . let us prove IL Dial 4151. people, or with Congress, rather newspapers now participating In the ionship team. Cooke of Portland, Ore., ranked reported that much overweight . . . In Another Case Rotterdam Aug. 25, Nleuw Am­ H , 1111 11 ( 11 t ( M ild. are husky enough to handle a full first start la tha TwI I>eague and he the golfing gala at Darien look Whichever team Voass tha doub­ Mttic proved no match for Qulat, morning: Th* Dodgers with fivO than with the Prealdent. Wlrephoto aystem, with a number An outstanding addition to the third les mutt win both of the final sterdam, New York. share of the ball-carrying chores." had one of the most dangerous pretty ducky In those jockey caps losing 6-0, 8-4, 6-8 and giving In- straight wins, four of them against Plnehurst 10-Pound. Absolutely of othera to begin as soon as equip­ flock of linemen. In addition to the Displaying apectacular control tingles matches on fiatiirday if It ment can be Installed. Southampton Aug. 25, Washing­ Luckraan and Patterson won't re. squads In tha league to contend they re featuring . , . flash! the new dlcallons that he would fall prey th* vary sclact Ctarinaatl Rsda and ton, New York. giant Cheaney, la Jack Torrance, over hla long ahota. the blond Free­ la to have a direct shot at the join the squad until after the game 312-pound tackle who holds the with. Foley might give him another Ltm Angelea ".Sporla Weekly" con­ to Bromwich tomorrow tinleaa he tha aomewhat gasl**q Ga* Houaa FRESH TURKEYS lb. 39e Hollywood. Auf. 85.— UP)— Uyrtle chance this evening. man brought the gallery to the Davia Chip, and on tha haals of So far as we know, these are the Bret IBM fresh Turkeys In Another W^repholo between the college all-start and world record for the ahot put. firms our hint that Jock Sutherland can raise the pitch of hla game. Gang from St. Louie and tbe Phil­ To dispel the Idea that potatoes Wagner. 17-year-old maid. U near To predict that Hartl will get the edge of Its seats yesterday aa ha town . . . please order early. tha New York Giants at Chicago Aa usual, the Bears will pack will be setting hli mall at Palo Alto lies with an even break ta tour out­ nre fattening, eight members of the death from a beating Police Capt. cell thla evening for the GA’a might decisively eliminated flurfaee. 8-2, ings with th* sams eutflta. Thsy British Women's League of Health Aug. 30. When they do come back, plenty of poundage. The average beginning next spring . . . jim Tender, plump breasted Fowl for Frieaseee will sell at JBe .lb., Point Is Opene«l D. R. Patton theorized was ad not he far fetched. Thla chap la 7- .1, 7-0. and thus became the only topped It off last night when tka and Beauty, all potato addicts, aet then should be a lively battle for weight of the iquad la 206,.pounda, Thorpe, who used to play there, and fresh 6-pound Native Roasting Chickens (from the Bolton mlnlatered by the slayer of Anya also a pitcher, not a thrower and he unteeded entry left In tha round of Dodgers downed the Rhiaelsndera out on a tour of seaside towns. tg* honor of giving the Bears one of with Torrance the heariaat and four. visItM the Polo Grounds and said: mils) nre excellent value at SSe lb. Soaoyeva, Ruaaltn dancer. the league's best passing attacks. has turned In some mighty good 4-1 and the Phils flattsasd tht C a r ^ Thompson, at 8 feet 5, the tallest. McNeill meanwhile ousted Larry "You can't give the Giants back to Maltempo in Top Form games thla aeaaon. In his beat this ole Injun." 0-8, , Large Plnehurst New York, Aug. K The Dee, tha 17-yaar-old unteeded San latest pictures of troubled Europe, game, aad at a matter of fact the W n Hiatory BspsntT best game of tha entire aeaaon, Franciscan, carrying off tha first CMn it ba tbaa* old playftBosm each transmitted by cable and radio two seta easily, 6-0, 8-L losing the Thanksgivingr Hnwt BROILERS 79c agalnat Paganl'a group, be won a ars out to mak* history rspsatT Ten (he quality Is right . . price Bcrosa the Atlantic and out of New third aa hla play sagged, 8-7, then (Joach Josh Cody of Florida For Rugged Ring Test Again we feature Broilers . . Betty Jameson Rated pitcher's argument wiUi Berg, l-o. can’t feature all this excitement may rsmsmbar thay A d .a UtUt Jek low, and Bmllera and Fryers sre s favorite summer meat . . York by Aasoclatrd Preaa Wire- calling on hla greater experience to photo. moved direct Into the offlre Ha la a likeable, good natured chap about Thanksgiving . , . rain or OB th* Olanta beck tkors ta i t , (S for $1.55). piilj out the victory In the hotly- I when swsst William Terry get ta of the Peoria Joumal-Tranacrlpt to­ Nation-Wide Stores and seema to take everything aa It fought extra set, 8-6. shine, there'll be none for him this *'** o*>’™x“ (own home, h u Mrri* Shumwav in Fea- th* Dodgers’ balr. Ptnehurst I-arge day through extension of the world'r. cornea. Rarely baa he rebeled year . . . in hit football aquad of 40 - - •on*. Exrl xnd Roy, reported to him Biggest Golf Threat Gil Hunt of Washington waa hav­ Or can It ba tha Rada aad O uda only picture network to the Illinois agalnat a decision and by hla fine ing an off-day and Cooke wron with­ there are only two seniors and only lure of Red Men Show daily on the taom'a progroaa hut each 98c city. FLY TI.ME CANNING TIME aportsmanahlp hae won a place In one 2-letter man . . . and one of the have beta rsadtag thapaparo agkta^ FRYERS out over exertion, 6-1, 6-3, 6-2. But took P4UIIS to spar* him unnecoaitary YOU know, tha aporta pegee—wkard yes, they are fresh and The service waa Inaugurated over­ • local baseball circles. seniors played only 17 mlnutea lant Tonight; Rirhards and axeltemont. We cut these, ready for the pan . Fly Kerr Wide Jars, O Q ^ r “ 4' i' the resourceful Gardner Mulloy of th* Mm scores of tha Naw Tork tender. night wrlth the transmission of an Pam Barton Picks 20- l a oa j * I MIt* Oox At Short year. Hprayer* ...... 15c Coral Gablet, Fla,, carried Grant O’Rourke Also Qa*h. Despite the asverity of th* siege, Taaktes are promlnantly diaplagadf eleven by seventeen photograph The G.A.'a mlaa the aer\’lces of Fly Ideal Glass Jars, Year-Old Texan to An-1 League Standing I five seta before auccumblng to the Connie expects to bo bock at Bhlbo Tha Yankees ara ahnoat a ataok to half the size of a newspaper page Oox at shortstop. Thla red headed U.C L A. le getting ready to aneak park Labor Day tor the A'a game Rwaft^'m ...... 10c Georgian's greater endurance, 4-6, fisi Maltampo, Wllllmsntle mid­ ba th* other half ef tbe WocM Bertea LAMB SHOULDERS lb. 15c showing Chancellor Hitler of Cler- Prices Effective Friday and Saturday Veaterday’a Reaalts ball of fire U one of the good short up and knock the daylights out of Fly RlhbonH, Psrnu'sx, m m nex Women’s Nation­ 8- 6, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2. Grant began to aa- dleweight, wound up his training with the New York Yaakeaa— but this tou, and thara waa aetktaf ta W e Have mEEty umall leAmh LEfw. Alt PrEmliun or WllE«>n*E many greeting hie foreign minister. NaOoaal fleldera la the Twi league and owing Texaa Christian In that football 5 for ...... 10c l-lb. pkf...... aert bit leadership In the third aet stint today In excellent physical con­ probably aet ia the dugout aa bo- ehear up a atoapaetlva rival ta tea OerttllEd (top ipiMte* like aJI FlnEhumt niEAt ratE) which will Joachim von Rlhbentrop. shortly PIC al; Enter Semi-Final. Chicago 8, Boston 1. to the fact that he haa been playing opener . . . between fights Mlks fora. after Mulloy had put him on the dition tor hla six round Jousting way pUad up 28 Mta ■Ell At lb. after the latter's return from .Mos­ Pittsburgh 4, New York 8. Jacobs ia promoting a pet show at th v in East Hartford tha local schedule defensive with scorching forehand "I will probably alt ta tba grand- day'aad than toUoirsd It up ‘ cow where he signed the non-aggres­ New - Safe - Spaafy! Darien, Onm., Aug. 25— (JP)—On Red Bank, N. J. . . . Jack Hen- with Sam fihumwsy, Webstar, Mass, Brooklyn 4, Clnclnnetl 2 (night). haa not clicked to that he could and cross-court ahota. fiash In th* six round prefasstonal ataad.” he aaid with a aota et wtat- 11-8 win avar tha BL Lorn : sion pact between the Reich and Bisquick Gennlae Cannon the aay so of Pam Barton, British drlcka, Jr., son of the old Cardinal We are a "little long" on 44-oz. pkg. 28c Dishrioth Froe! Philadelphia 6, fit. Louis 6 come out here. With Zwlck on The last foreign team waa knock­ feature of s nine bout card In Red fulBoaa. "Naturally 1 waat to bs an yaatarday, tosataf ta teraa. Soviet Ruaala. 2 % champion who has aecn the best of (night). and Red manager, wants to know If SLICED BACON Bhank Bolling Cuts of Haro . . W a s h o first tha Oermana have a nifty In­ ed out of tbe doublet Uata as Grant Men Arens tonight. th# beacb, aad it will seem fuaay to for good nMasura. - - It was a matter of minutes be­ them ea both aides of the Atlantic, Amerlraa field. But Suchey haa stepped Into and Surface wrested a aeml-flnal th* cards didn’t hang up aom* aort (my them Saturday at ISe to May Dmw Roesrd O ow d alt amtmg the fans aad Judt watch AU of thla firtag, togoteor with B 25c lb. tween the time the picture waa Hormel Spam 12-oz. can 25c the girl most likely to win tbe 43rd New York 11. St. Louis 5. third hate In several games thla berth from CSiarIca Hare of England of a record in grabbing ssvsn twin my beys." IBe lb., aceoMIng to sita. started on Its way by radio from For INshos blUa in a row? . . . i « u Uttls, Col. The Thread City sharpshooter was 8-1 BlgktttaM p artR lte CMaagn U. S, Women's golf championship la Cleveland 10-17, Philadelphia 2-2. year and given a good account of and Jack Ttdball of Lot Angelea. ■till a slight fsvorita to prevail over Berlin and Its delivery over the In- or Laoadry! umbla coach, la back from vacation­ WMto Bek anlayod ot tee o ^ w 20-yaar-old Betty Jameson of San Detroit 8. Washington 1. himself. putt's move in taking Left with them in the penultimate h l^B sy fltata epponsnt, but the of the Beetoa Red B o ta W t teia O x y d o l ing at OatervUls, Maas., with a card DAISY HAMS Benelesa Bump Veal Roaata Chase & Sanborn Coffee lb. 23c Antonie, Texas. Chicago 8, Boston 1 (night). Pfau from the outfield and placing bracket were Cooke and Ed Alloo boiil promlsss to b* ons ef th* showing he ahot a 39 for nine holes Tanka ntao fu a M on tm «ta ted, . . . extra niee cuta of Bib After aurveylag the quartet of Baatam - him on third puxzled the fans In the of Berkeley, Caltf, Russell Bobbitt hardest ssslgnmsnta of hla esrsar Close Scores Mark AuMrlean laagna aad tea H i * a 1 -t 39c lb. Itoasla. Theae are from extra survivors who battle today to gain! Binghamton 2, Hartford 1 (H I Moriarty game. of Atlanta and Frank Guemaey of . . . Mickey Cochran* is reported and may attract even a larger out­ Nation-Wide V w x e n w n E J S o ■ b f Be* an* WMto (night) ready to Invest a wad of dough In In tha NatMaat. Bat tea OdeaiitH Bne Beef . . aged Just right Crisco, S T tbe final round, Pam—eliminated Coach Jimmy Foley might experi­ Orlando, Fla., and Freeman and pouring than the 1300 of the 8ght- . . the Brst two or three ribs A Albany - 7, the Hollywood club on the coast. 2 Softball Games Cuba aad Dedgsraan.t ’ Beans, 2 Ige. cans 1-lb. can .... M ▼ aj|r« jraijuunk > Wadaesday— complimented tha at- fipringfieldngfl 4 (night). ment again with the keyetona com­ Ted Shroeder of Glendale, Calif. lag faithful oa hand laat wash. Btaa in tea I are best to have eat short . , 27c 20c ioln_ COLD CUTS M a h ie u 's Franco-American Rin.so, tractiv* Texaa girl and then added: fitaaolnge bination of bis team. Greene show­ Aa the prinoipala complotad laat bUmnsd tba others boned and rolled. gSe 183 Spmea Htrect ''Shi| really looks aa though she National Today’s Guest Htar to 89c lb. Spaghetti, 2 Igc. pkga. .... ed fine promise at shortstop earlier minute preparations tor th* all-im­ tarSv t» eUaib w t ^ t i - l 35c to 45c lb. 41c knows'wiiat she la doing on every W L Pet Start Tennis Plav Dan Daniel, N. Y. World-Tsls- portant ring aasignnisnt, toUowsrt Ihe third round of the Hanebos- (^cinnsti . in the aeaaon and then fell to pieces. at tea Garda, aad tea B ' 3 c a n s ...... Lux Soap, abot.” ...... 71 43 .623 (U“*'’^ " t e e Yanks have accounted of both campa war* prsdlettag a vte- ata t 1-8 aataff Bmn Native PotatoeA, 25c •tS" St. LouU . He bad a tendency to let the bell for 128 boms runs . . , In past tar SeCtbaU Laagua oeattatttd to 0 3 b a r s ...... I r o r y S o a p Tbla in Betty'a aixtb NaUonal ...... 88 48 .575 tory. Bhumwaya haadlara, petating Bada. C u d s and Nation-Wide Tea, <5®% 19c Chlca^ . . . play him Instead of going after the’ For Wightman (jip years they always wer* more suc­ bring ttarllls galore on the Wast tha No. 1 Quality, 4% |W tournament and tbe aeml-flnal ...... 65 S3 .551 to his two round knockout of Hobo rare 1 Spry, Brooklyn .. ball. Bob O'Malley was shifted to cessful in that spaclalty In th* BUTTER pkg...... s S a S C Red end WU4* — Fancy bracket wblch abe reached yester­ ...... 58 54 .518 Williams as a critarton, were con­ 8W0 playgrounds last night Tha nlaht peck ...... C fa D C 33c 3-lb. c a n ...... New York short and Greene to second but Bob Stadium than on the road . . . but lAUid OXAkEE —> Iowa 53c Golden Bantam Oem day by noaiag out Marlon Miley la . . . . . 56 57 .496 fident that thslr charge would dIS' Struff-HUditch tan took a doaa da- Rads tha wbela wag. Tha Certo, Pittsburgh does not possets tbe arm of Greene New York. Aug. 25. ilp\ Alice today found them with 63 four-bag- nhurfliiE « Brookfield Kellogg’s , Grown ta Midnol V 1 0 * the furthest aha ever haa gone. She ...... 52 60 .464 pose of th* Wtlllmaatio scrapper by clalon from tka Pdgsal Barbara, 8-R wer* on fir* • weak a g e .Native Fresh Eggs, bottle ...... C o r n Boston ...... 49 63 - and do not be surprised If Johnny![ Marble, the flret ledy of American gera in the Ruppert Rtadliim and 65 th* same rout*. At tbs tarns time 21c Shredded \5Tieat. ■peat tba paat winter preparing for -^.438 la back where he belongs this eve­ It was a froo blttuig oontast.i H m wer* ekUlad kg tel PUb, Pullet Size, O O Phiiailelphla . ... 36 74 .327 I tennia. heads a veteran United in the seven other parka." Malteropo's ring sntoursg* voiced Jar Rubbers, 2 pkgs...... thla claaslc under the guidance of ning. .States team that goes after It.* ninth Struff-Hllditeh coming from batatad a flva-rua taad ta th* dozen ...... A a C 23c American 1 th* opinion that ,their fighter's left Good Lurk. 3 for. ^ IC that old veteran. Tommy Armour. vie Psgsni can step Into the straight Wight men Cup victory scoring two runs la tba atabtb to ehleffe baeauM oM Egl 2 lbs. 61c Blue Cereal Dish Free! W L Pet Uotag lit Bit hand would prove th* margin of take tha verdict. ^ In addition to Mine Jameson, two New York abortfleld or at third bate sml play over the British at Forest Hills to­ taaaad a saa-hlt, fiva-hidi Sheffield Milk, ★ SALE or HEAL'I'lirUL JUICES A ...... 82 34 .707 If Notr* Dame doesn't do all right victory tor their’favorite. The Hoe* oo. had quite a tli other youngsters—EUzabetb Hlcka Boston . .. . a whale of a game In either posi­ day and tomorrow. , And Johang R l g n E ^ Randall's Country Style Chick­ •> tall cans ..., Shrfflrid ...... 72 42 .632 Ihi* year it won't be Illlnola’ fault In any event, the bout la expect wInhiM from tha nexdy organised of Long Beach, Calif., 18, and Dor­ Chicago .,. tion. O'Leary and Pagan! were both The Ban Francisco Mlaa. making tba Red San, tonaad Red and Whita—Faaey HawsUan ...... 64 5.3 .547 . . . they've only got 20 guys on ed to be on* of tha "knock 'ilm down Holy Nam* team, I -2. Each of tha eluding Jtauag Faax f en (I entire chicken In glass othy Kirby, of Atlanta, 19—and Cleveland here laat Monday. Moriartys sre her fourth appearance In the Inter­ the Irish aquad. e RthBY TB COOK-mAOV TO MRVI Cider Vinegar, ...... 61 54 ^ .530 and drag ’em out" variety and will, taasM acorad oae run In tha sse- J«t ...... Jar $1.89 Evaporated Milk 4 tall cans 25c Ne.1 Charlotte Glutting of West Orange, ate -definltaly In for the playoffs and national competition, haa been which drepgid Ttata to DOM QUAUTY-CCONOMICAL TOO I Detroit ...... 60 .56 .517 without qucatlon, bo a crowd plaa^ opd. Tha gasM than oontinutag avan quart bottle .. . N. J., a seasoned campaigner of 28, Washington Foley might experiment this eve­ named to meet Mlae Mary Hard­ batttag eoluau. srhUs Jea To serve with your Ijunb . . 10c Pineapple Juice Tina . .. . 50 * 68 .434 er. Even Lb* slgbt bout aoml-pro ^ p h r a uaUI tba aavanth whan tha fia, eollacttaf teiaa hit* Upton’s gained the eeml-flaala yesterday at Philadelphia ning. But ha would like to fiolab wick, tha BrttUh No. 2 star. In one Yankee Jrg. Top ------SPECIALS------40 76 .345 imdercard Is 'getting plenty ef at' Holyly Nama taam seorsdsearwi Itsi t* second------Lmila, get tatte tata AEbeEfr* Aa/oBf 34^30 Ceenrseo or Tea Ganlen Mint Sanitary Red and White—Faaey FlorMa- the Wee Bum -lub. 8t. L/uils the week with a victory and may of the two ainglea matchaa today. tentlon fromm ring followers'andfdit the ...... 88 79 .305 run, but the Hoe* Co. waa not to ba PkaUa m p ••'■"y ...... Jar IBe Yellow Label Tea i-lb. pkg. 41c Mias Jameson met Mlaa Hlcka and not make any ablfta until he feels In the other, Mlaa Helen Jacobs, Fly Ribbon, 7 for I w C No. 2 Eaatem ■cml-final windup listing Chst denied coming back with two runs Max Butalur wen hla NOrPED STEAK Hit. 16« Mlae Kirby played Miss Glutting to­ that his team has the ball game second ranking U. 8. player, will go East SidcH hv I2"8 O'Rourks, Worcester lightweight Tina W L Pet In the .righta ta straight tor tea Plttatanah Pk ataiL Oeneseo Pure Crabapple Jelly Grapefruit Juice day in thU truly Unitsd Statea Scranton won. against Kay Btammera, top ranking who holds a derision over Hart' ■•w up tha bau Table Salt, ...... 71 55 -563 gam*. Bos score; Naw Teak CSaata d4^ SPIKAC8...... (.roJj 21e ...... IBe MEAT VALUES FANCY FRUITS women’s golf toumani.ent, the quar­ Springfield vlaltor. In today'a doubles encoun­ ford’s George "Rod" Doty, and Ai Red and White—Faaey . . . . . 69 87 *548 Play Sunday Also Btraff-nidHeff ith a atx-Uttsr, 10-lb. b a g ...... Rib Roast, tet of survivors raprasentlng the Elmira ter, Dorothy May Bundy of fianU The strong Yankee Juniors contin­ Richards, Saahy HasardvUla atml STKAWBERRIES . 23< Confectionery Sugar, t lbs, I5c AND VEGETABLES ...... 67 59 .544 The Germana quite naturally ftad tea Waahlagtsa lb...... 25c-29c east, south, southwest and far west Albany Monica. Cal., will taam with Mary u e their winning ways by taking pro, mmy bo a attliig pralud( to tha AB.R.H.PO.A.B. Native Melons, Jumbo g g . . . . . 67 59 -544 want thif game and want it badly Norea, 2b ...... S 1 0 2 tb* Datratt Ttaiss Skat Hand Soap, Tomato Juice in their struggle for a Utle won a WiUiamapert Arnold of Loa Angelea against the tba East tide Juniors in a Junior Maltempo-R.bumsray fracas. s m 4 » 32® Paper Napkins . . .8 boxes I5c Legs of I.anib, Size, 3 f o r ...... i d C .. 68 S3 .500 They play Paganl’a West Sides Sun­ Tturaer, ef ...... s 1 a I 8-1. Tba dsv&ad ago by a mld-westemer, Patty Binghamton English combination of ^ t t y Nut- Bardtal la Aetton can ...... lb...... 23c Bleached Celery, « as Red Bad White -----89 68 .476 day afternoon in what really la the hall. th* playing captain, and Nina P. RulUvaa, a* ...,B 8 2 8 tbair bsavg artHlaiT at Frankfurt Rolls, Flat Sand­ 8c Berg. Wllkea-Barre of 12 to 8. The strong relief pitching A lot of attention will also OTHER DINSER HINTS I.ainb Fores, doable stalk ...... I w C Grape Juice Faaey .. 54 72 .429 moat Important game uf the Twi Brown. Bo*^d, rf ...... 4 0 0 1 tica, banging out M hits tor wich Rolls . . . Pepperidge Ideal Glass Top Fancy Apples for Hea, < Dei^ite Mlaa - Barton's feelings Hartford ...... 60 76 .397 achedula. If they loae tonight and of “M dl# Fraber waa too much, fw centered on Maaehsatar's tb ...... 2 8 1 8 lb...... I3c Tomorrow may ass the beat match Goorgo Berdlnl, a 148 peundsr who nnd 17-2 doublakaadtr vietarg. Ct m i Pm . • • MI (13 OI ) 23< WTille. Raisin and Whole­ 6 Iba...... about Batty, It la doubtful if they win fiunday a tie sUll remaina for the East Bldera to overcome. Hsrb •cown, c ,.....,4 0 0 4 .lars, dozen...... O y C 25c of th* aeries when Mlaa Marble and will bs sbeoting for a third straight Tender,.W..I, .11 re.dr to cook wheat Bread. Daisy Haros, Rweet Com, F r ^ « Q Red sad WhHo would make any Impression on Mias Natloaal the fourth position. Lose tonight Miss Stammers, the standouts of Pbslen with four tor four paced tte J.au l^, lb ...,4 1 8 2 Pineapple Juice Chicago at Boston. Yankee attack, and waa ably sup* kaockout whan b# moves sgatast Ma.son Quart " W f % lb...... 29c Picked, detCB...... I O C ?i:27e Hlcka. The cute California novice and Sunday aad they are out even th* two teams, mast In on* of thrs* P ...... 4 1 0 0 Frankfurt a, is five feet and 110 pounds of pure Pittsburgh at New York. pertad with the wlllew by r n h t r Jsekls Masd, ruggsd Werosstsr Vraaburn, I f ...... 4*1 } 1 Icwherg and Jars, dozen .... / w C Helected Baaanaa, If Morlarfya do defoatv the West ■Ingles match**. ssmi-pre. Green NIpc Midgets: Freshly Picked, Large Ears Red aad WhHa T fD detarmlnatloa and confidence, and (Only games schsdulsd). Sides later. Back in 1814 the base­ and Moerebeuae. Randy Brown star­ lb...... 25c-29c 4 Iba...... 21c Other singles engagsmsnta on the WUlimaatle will bs wtll repro Boston Lettuce YEI.LOW CORN ...... doz. 19c Grapefruit Juice M*c •••• nbeolutaly no reason why Anarleaa ball world acclaimed George Stall red for tbe East aiders. Box seers: 88 a 10 27 7 1 Popcorn, Vacuum A Tin 17c final day will find Ml*a Valsrl* Bcott ssntsd eu tbs card, a trie oC Baht Cucumbers she aboulda’t be pUytng in the semi- New York at It LouU (8). lags aa tha "mlracls man’* bacauaa of England playing Mra. Barah Pal­ 'Vankos Jrt. PUgaud'a T irb in In Playground Til^ Red-Ripe, Slicing Seal C a n ...... V C Boiloa at ChlcaRD. era baiag schsdulsd to skew ta ad 2 for ,'ic THESE PRICES ARE QUOTED FOR CASH, flnnla of a National championship hla team, th* Boston Bravss start' frey Fabyan and Mias Jaeoba mast' ABRHPOAE AB.R.H.PO.A TOM.ATOES (Selected) ...... after itudylng the game for only Washliigton at tetzolt ■ I 1 0 0 1 ditioB to Msltaaapo, Jos Oaas, dusky Vnhar, , OoM Medal or Ptnsbary •d la Auguat, won a Natieaal Ing Mias HardtMek. aaturday* dau- southpaw 180 pouadsr who want P - ...... • 1111 Carrots Campfire two jrears. Philadelphia at Clevaland. bits will bs bstwsan Mrs. Fataraa it|. Sb .8 1 1 1 I bCsOsakay, 2b .. .4 ...... 2 lbs. 10c Flour Lsagua panaant aad than trimmad duwu to aa unexpaetad dsfaai at tha Fancy White Marshmallows, BURSACK BROS. ^ ^ 2 3 c |Uw Jameson^ however, holds aa Eaeteru and Mlaa Marble and Mias Bummers J. Lupacktae, ef .4 HataL as .. ...0 The Maachaatar ------Beets 4M Hartford Road — ToL 8888 the AUUstlca four straight tor Faieotta, p, rf haada at Jackie Bant last wssk, will H-lb. pkg...... Amorted adge in toumameat experience. De- Hartford at Blnahanton. world’s titla. Bmi* Dowd has psr- and Mrs. Freda Jamas Hammsrsisy. .4 Warnar. If . ...8 aoftbaU taam anally tefwtod tli< Cabbage C.AULIFLOWER. ea. 25c to 29c 9 c Flavor* Wllkee-Barr* at Dmlra. R. Brown, rf, p .4 bs looking tor a rsvaraal whan •tata, rf .. ...4 Wast Bid* playgreoads MIdaals bg? KITTEL’S MARKET I W. HARRY isNCLAND apite her youth, ahe has dlayed formed a miraels with this West taaglas sntk Eddie Place, a towns- CELERY, doubles ....b u n . 12c Midco Freeze compeUUve golf since 1884. fiprlngfUld at Albany. K. Ferguson, If .1 vsnaart, M . ...4 tha aeora of 12 to 10. ‘B m JlldB*t^ Peppers Pickling Mixed 18 BlaaeU S t TeL 42M | MaaebeMer OfM a TeL 8481 Side team ia 18gg. Ftw balisv* E. Beltaaky, so aa ef Bhumxray. Fresh, Native Klbbe’* M lw Kirby, toe, is a toumaraent- .Scranton at WllUamaport .8 Phaien. ib . ...8 waat right out U tb* Brat and soer-.' Shell Beans that the team would gat into th* R. Scudlari, lb A rt Oagno, who ahi LIM.4 BE.\NS ...... 2qts. 11c Spices, pkg. .,, 5c Natloa-WMe Food Stoma o* Now Baglaad Oven-Baked •••aoaed campaigner, winner of the 8 Audatta, e . ...8 ad five runs and addad thro* mora Baked Beans playoffs or avsa ha a ssrious threat B. Hoanaouta, lb .2 Improvement la his outing here last Meort, a t .. Summer Squash Georgia atata champleoehlp at 18. to th* top four. Major League ...4 ta Uialr ball of tha sacood and leek-, W.\X B E A N S ...... 2 qts. 15c Vlneo. I f ...... 1 wssk, wUl bs braekstatPsrlU KM ■argaat, tb Of the four. Mist OlutUng has ad- ...4 ad to ba a aura wtanar. Th* hard Sarazen Confident Ldoklng at 8uBday*a gam* from Johnson...... i BUoe, Bristol 148 aouador In aneth- fighting Green team, howsvar, cam*- vauced tbe further In a U. S. wom­ this far In advaaca It would aocm sr bout that should produce a eon 89 7 11 37 a 8 right back la tbair half of tba ase- en* tourney, jolng to the seml- sldsrablo amount of grsworks. Joe SWEET POTATOES 7 lbs. 25c AT MEAT MARKETS that th* Osrmaaa wtu b* torcsd to Leaders Totals ...... 27 • • Btruff-HUdlUh lot 031 020—a fiaUs In 1938, but the West Orange Of Golfing Victory 10 7 8 Monte, another Tlir**d> City semi' end and took the load by scotkig 10, 3 pound.« Me. travel at top spsad tmUght and thea Em 4 Bids dn. F i ^ j ^ ' s ...... 106 000 000—'( runs and were never haadad. F. Pop- aU8 la believed to have passed her again two daya latsr. Piitt haa tha pro, unable to show kora laiit weak, WHITE POTATOES FBaey — Boaelma ABRHPOAE hits, Tburaar, H*< off. B. Jobasen and O. MortartF' ■peck 31c That asakea It look like Miss h* cap get It asasmblsd. By Th* Aaseeiataii Preas Warren, e ....4 will go three heats with CarsMB Pot Roost Keaon agalnat Mlaa Kirby for to- Richards, Bristol 100 psundsr. i!** *•***’ teuraer, ^ le ,* i^ - waro’ baat for tb* wtantag tsaas" Hale's Slillion Dollar and Selected MELONS lb.29c-33c-35e Chlcego, Aug. 28.—<(P)_ Cocky Tonight a aaalgnmsnt ia a tough oa* Frnbsr, 8b, p . .2 McConkey; boms runs. F r » ^ (vMl* Tom Koaraa and JacUo Bran-.] CIhrrta Ri(>e PATTERSON’S MARKET — v's. 36-bole final. T«,. Earl Boya Ox CUid from aay aagi* tor to* G jl.'a and Jones. If, rf ..2 •Jo VtfiAzrt; doubl# playt, BeraonPs Hearts of Oold Rugar Corad little Gene Sarazen laii’t ready to 400; Foxx, Boaton, M$. Th* popular BMrl Roy* of Bristol nan and ’’Jimmy" rE A C iira TELEPHONE 3386 101 CENTER STREET with everything to gain and noth­ Pbslen, l b ___ 4 P T ^ r to Phaien; bass an balls, off best tor tks lo 4-qt. basket 4Be | lbs. J5e CANTALOrPES TRY OUR MARKET FOR GOOD MEAT. Smoked Shoulders concede a thing to golfe’ yeungar ing to loa* tha team win probably Runs— Foxx. Boston, 117; Rolto, Wats*, ea ...... 4 xrho were tba stata’a 118 pound Frahsr 1, Kletcba 8. Umpires, Suchs lie to 88e lb. 22c Now York, 108. Box scors; California Juloe or Salad |card Leads Iwxt ao far aa the WUnw plajr aavago baaahaU ta order to got MeOoown, 2b , .4 Orewn aa aa satstaur, will return to and Oolsman. FOR OUR QUALITY IS ALWAYS HARD TO BEAT! the leesl scona for a aaarioa with MMgats ORANGES ...... doz. SBe Cannon's BachofM** — Rxixu Invitational tournamant la ea avsa tarma with tha Wast Run* buttad ta—WUltams, Bostoo, J. Fngnrty, rf, Sb a ooficcraod. ■iiieh Improved Vito Talleriu of AB. R. H. PO. A. E Grapefruit ...... 8 for 35c French Cantalenpea ...... Frankfurters 104; Foxx, Boaton, 88. Meoroneuae, If, ef 8 lb.29( Money Winners te a foaa am again rsadad*d that teempooBvlUo and tha lltUa taliewa J. McCurry. m Ripe Yellow Banana* ...... I5e to Me Native Chickens...... S2c !b. Milk Fed Venl Cutlet*...... 45e Ib. '• ®rtth Hagen In thla gam* wlU start ptompUy at six Htts_ltolfA Now ToriL l U ; Me- E. Brown, ef, p ., 1 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. toumnment which marlu the Quinn, 8L Loula, 188. are expected to put on a groat box­ .... A. Behoflald. e .. Ripe, Red Watermelons...... Sweet. Ripe Native Fowl...... 28c lb. Veal ChopR 35c lb. Roast*. 25e Ib. oeloek. Karr, aa .4 T, Koams, 8b ... Rib Roost « f ’Tha Haigs Doublon-Oroonberff. Ifetrolt. 88; ing show. PoU Reldy, Wtbatar 120 WUfclaaoa, af ...... 89c to 4Be edteh Honey Dew Alalaas ..88o up Freshly Killed IVidag! Bonelea* Veal...... 80e Ib. Aug. 28.— Henry T0 and out . . turn tbe glaas Finest Boiled Ham...... 5.5c Ib. Uenal toumameat at Midlethlaa 88 aseb. -■■4 0 0 8 8 1 of powdered sugar, so tke sugar ivUI Ground Veal ...... 30c lb. nMsa up, takiag that advantaga at wta ever AtUetles; Mllnar toaaeC Krovontka, lb ...4 0 a 0 1 V H. Btovoaaaa, e . .4 oogntry chib, aa event in which he Runs battad in — McOomlch, M M Im iIm like frosStag to A cAkow ntaa-hitter ta ’17-2 nlghtoap. -Murray, Sb .. ...4 0 0 1 1 -1 Ru. OuaUfsoa, 2b 4 f ...... 60c Ib.' Round Ground...... ; ...... 35e Ib. la teamed with Johnny ItevnIU M Rads, 100; OamlOl, Dodcara, 08, *U"t . . nad FruH Spiced Ham. Premed Ham. Minced Ham. " , Oahrtagar, Tlgera—Col- la s t Night's Fights Phlladsiphta. Aug. 25--8 Sfetotaff •aoaton s-l. Doublas — Staugktar, CUrdtoals, MeCVudan. a .. ...a 0 2 4 * a E.P*M ff,lb,af ..2 Tommy Armour and Jimmy Them- Oua aad 8yl Jahaaen, Phfl- UB. Now Oriaaaa, sutpalatad Damo twa sMuth Utaass that had svary- Cqbe Steaka. Top Round Steak. Sirloin Steak. ' Short Steak. P ^ rh o a a * Staak. M : Mlaa, CUrdtadaTM. ana but Otnnls wsrrtsd. Btomisr, af ...... 2 a 9 2 8 0 lb, Oustunen. af a Madlaesi. N. J , m over Ralnh Guldahl aad Harold lies—Suhr's triple drove ta winning T rita ^ H a n m n , Cuba, 14: Rsbertaen, 124 1-2, Bsasimsr, (lOi. S M U : m 88,238; G. Marinrty, Sb ..2 U U. aaotfo, MeSpaden, But wito 73 bolea of rmJohaaou's OM-hit relief Rada, aad Vaugban, Plrataa, AUaatle fSty, N. J.—Toay Ctaeo. "1 waant raaliy sleh.'* said be nc/iu rj^ Qroccru ^nc. Fun Selection of Finest Groccrie* KeUogg’a New Shredded Wheat With Fran 108,. Norriatowa, Pa., outpetated jrastarday ta the 8mt tatsrviaw since M 2 8 24 10 2 E Phalpa, rf .4^.1 and Vegetable*. Free DeUvery! I liM flDwds WIrfto Stupbur tortocs. pUy reapilalag after today'a Id, and Pftchlsg Job far five tantags downed Hoao Houf* . OIU UOU 02x—« FUiwaatbar, rir' 1 ^ w l — and AU OUmr every star twoaoma maathig each Cardinals 8-8. Homs ruaa—4Mt, Gimnta, 24; Mlaa, Hsrvsy Maassy, 150, Now Oviaaas, a raeurrtag gaU bladftor altaMst bit Holy Na J RED&WHITE W. Vr., M J tt; J, H a r n K t u t « 0|. Mm June 82. .. Ola 008 100—2 other team, tbe staadlnga Ukaly will Jetany fUgney, W hiU Sox — CbixUnals, 22. Runs battad la OoUon 1, Altfctn Totals ...... 8« 12 10 21 It tMKoek, fSJ37; Haiuld MO' Portland, Me.— Babe VeriU, 140, toit tha 78-yaar-aid leader of th* CLEANLINESS, EFFICIENCY, IN SOAP TRY RINSO! NOTHING BETTER! ■ JSS" be ?? •enmmmi acramhlad mvaral timaa " hateo totaa buBM — H ntM ^ 2. Madar 1, Gennaa 1; two b a u Mta. Bcort by taninga: ~ ^ S 2 f»’£33S«5?** g g M g A O’Ooupor. ▲Udsttsa aiuat taka tt a«py for Cetton: teraa kaa* Mta, Altktai doo- llagBM^ s m m til. SiiQitos. (I). — ------WastlidatMgats t 88 IBt m : Ftataa, M. t o m M hy tha largaat mimhtr m ' rrtakta -wins. MR rrivusniaftsr,”; ^ PIM. raiTto a*^ " u i ehaotop qraaa 8182 : r„ 84,8881 Iplua M a a " won. P lt o U iv __ Washtagtan, bastMt VMVis Ptaasao, S i , a t r a t ^ aad k a ^ krbad"iiittU vary S f f L * tiaaam kalM a C E , $ ' Ooekstt R .■n !t ago-j'*? • Wyatt. Dodgwo, 4 Hamibera. CUO). i*08BMg..OBtaktel«Bterm uM^lltttok;ndauJ^^ idtaE iR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25.1939 tPAHafUlUtTEEM HANCHE9TER EVENING HERALD, tiANCRBSTER. CONN, FRIDAY. AUGUST 2S, 198t

RED RYDER Tha Meaaanger ' t.8Ab8B,XAaUt 301, L5 g — Sense and Nonsense — 88AVIR. ^ B U Y S E (oJ? B E W E //? iH u s h e r s t Tliis teuehJng sentimcBt wUl find Gerald—I am convinced that ouri A gin who becomes the toast of a rsepeHas by many of us: baby looks Just Uka me. the town to seldom the better bred Ruby—I wanted to say the same type. I think that I shaU never be thing but I was afraid you would' be offended if I did. j SOME MEN COULD SAY tVHAT Of that there assms to bs small THEY’ THINK AND STILL BE INTERESt • . . SOMETHING' QUIET. announcements 2 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE « MACHINERY AND n i never riae to praias a soap. IS WTioNO So m e w h e r e i f y o u i T(N llii S2 Lake Amston M y fom a win never ba ao great ARE NOT INTERESTED IN YOUR I Flrat Student—I wonder how old iif TOU A M SUTFERINO from TWO, 1936 OLDSMOBILE aedmni, Puts Homrr'' Change in Bus Route ’Xhat in bs advertising, bait. JOB, NO MATTER HOW HUMBLE Miss Jonea is? and palna of Arthiitli 1936 Ford aedan, 1936 Ford coach, USED FARMALLH. FordSuna, Cle- Ho one will aver pay me cash IT MAY BE .... AND THAT Second Student—Quite old, 1 can at Wward J. Murphy'i or TBe 1934 Chevrolet coach. Uorman traca, McCormick, Massey-Harru, The second of Lake Amston'a sail F ar praising cans of succotash. SOMETHING IS PROBABLY IN Imagine: they say she used to teach Pantir Pharmacy and aak (or In- Motor Salei. 285 Main. Tel. 7220. Duall tractors. New and used alio boat racea took place on Sunday. Ho advarttoer seams to care YOU, NOT IN THE JOB .... Caesar. lataatlTir 8ulpho-Kapa booklet The winner was "Cape Cod Nim- STRI'VE MIGHTILY TO DO YOUR fraa 1937 CHEVROLET Touring aedan, nilcre, potato diggers, gas enginei. Is Asked in Petition Whatever I put on my hair. ' on Now Colloidal Sulphur roethod Dublin Tractor Co., Wllllmantic. blet," owned by Mr. Hania of taka For this I am not great anough. BEST UNDER ALL CIRCUM­ Half the prophets predict the 1937 Ford t>>ach. 1938 l*ontlac Amston. This means that on Sun­ STANCES. AND SEE WHERE of tiw tin f thli painful ailment. aedan. 1933 Pontiac roach, 193H Pm Just the chap who buys tbe stuff. bottom of a depression sLx months day, August 27, the "NImblet" will East and East Main THE RENEWED INTEREST too soon, and the other half six Plymouth aedan. Cole Motor* at the meet the "K-2 Snipe" owned by Jun­ Center.—6463. WANTED—TO BUY 58 Stafford Springs A Swedish farmer who wanted to LEADS YOU...... months too late, which seems to OUT OUR WAY AUTOMOBILES KOH SALE ♦ ior Tanner of Danielson aad th«y Streets Residents to make hla permanent home In this prove that nobody knows much BY J. R. WILUAMS OUR IMIAKDING HOUSE roB SALB-1M7 NASH aedan, WE PAY CASH FOR salable }unk, will compete for the beautiful l>t>* John U Netto eountry, appeared for hto naturaliza- Rowena—Maria carries her age about It. and live poultry. Call .5879—Wm. phy offered by the Lake Amston Seek Service; Would well, doesn’t she 7 DO 50U r e a lize . 'UX3K AT (T/ LOOKAOr coNrasfiv 10AU in e Dodita Sedan. 193S Uraham HEATINU - Pl.UMKING - 478, Stoffeiff tloo papers: WHW IT VJXILD ANDONSOF Ostrlnsky, 182 BUaell street. Company to the winner of the 1930 Palmena—She ought to. 8ha haa '8M8U88M OPINION, IT AIN’T ooaati, 1934 Naab aedan, 1931 ROOFING AND SIDING 17 I Cut Out Hale Street. Inquirer—Are you oattofled with Tha most absent minded man Is HM/S COST TH’ TKIXIMSCST IT sa/ «L fo h a r m o n y THAOr MAKES MAtVB AKJOrTV40^ Chevrolet aedan. Meaalet Naah, lu sail boat races. All the other boats the general eondlUons of this eoun- had long years of experience. COMRSMY IF WE MEN IN 7H' will be on display on the lake, but Theodore E. Sebwands son of Mr. the one who stayed up recently un­ TteNKGUyS SLKTCSSSnJL COM- PBRPeCTU AAA30R Henderaon Road. Phona 72S8. WE SPECIALIZE In applying rooti, tiy? til 1 o'clock trying to think what H K M ff CAOJOHT .SHOP CAUGHT A S h u h UP MOOPL9 7 AkHBM ! ROOMS WITHOUT will not compete for the trophy as and Mrs. Benedict Sebwands of Rockville. Aug. 25—A group of itoNiss->nrs woRKaJ and asbeitoa aiding. Worlcmanihip Swede—Tab, sure. READ IT OR NOT— he wanted to do and then remem­ YOURMIStAKB TH’ m is t ak e AsSTHEVABE AGM EACH O T>«B .... TUB EVBMIN6S a u t o b a r g a in s —1930 Chevrolet BOARD 59 they have already been eliminated Highland te'irsce, s graduate of MTHKI SUje guaranteed. Eatimatea freely given. women in the Etost atreet and Bast Inquirer--%And does this govsrn- Goldfish, pike and talmoa are bered that he wanted to go to bed EIGHT AWAY/ VXOULOTWy 1 KNOW OP A S U COM- H6B8 mgm vBPN PH«ii 19J9 Bulch aedan, 1931 Naan Also carpentry, painting. A. A. having been defeated In the flret Mount Herman Prep school will en­ POnjTI WHOMA£>E IDMOeiCN flANY THAT HtOES Main street section of Rockville pre­ mant of aura suit youT < the only flab that do not sleep. early . p l e a s a n t , AAA30R aedan. 1929 Pontiac coach. 1935 Dion Inc., 81 Wells. Tel. 486U. FOR RENT—FURNISHED .front two races. The racea have been ter Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, THAOrtlCAWttG. HABMOAiy BoaSSSTMAff HACm room. In Helwlti Building. Apply sented a petition to General Mana­ Sweds (hopefully) —Well, yah. USJAU.V A Pord coupe. Brunner Salea Co. IW very exciting for the past two weeks Troy, N. Y.. nest month for a mostly, only I Isk ass more rain. 5OU8 0 W C E e a c h OTHER AND Oakland atreel. Open evenlnga Apartment No. I and this week's finals will prove all course In electrical engineering. ger Nathaniel J. Scott of the Con­ HOLD EVERYTHING BY CLYDE LEWIS OANTIOM WORK THSIft HEADS PRI8N0UV 0AA« MOVINi;— TRIIL'KING the more exciting due to the fact Members of Csmp Connor CCC necticut Company on Thursday re­ OP DOLLAR UMIT that the entrants are very elo ^ y We have a snsoklng feeling we >~0U9T A CBW a t STORAGE 20 company 1192, West Stafford, will questing a change In the bus sche­ may have plagarisad this Idea, but APARTMENTS, FLATS. handicapped, only three minutes bold s seasonal dance b the audi­ THB SOYS, YOU Manchester AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS TENEMENTS C3 handicap being allowed the "K-8 dule to serve that part of the city. summer to tbe time whan you de- RNOWM-StAlCH OP torium of the Warren Memorial ^i;|ta your furnace atoUng energies Local A Long Distance Movers Snipe" over the “Gape Cod Nim- Hall, Tuesday night. August 29th. It was stated that the petii PIUS p b l l o m s a t livening Herald FOR RENT-3 ROOM HEATEU cleaning white shoes , Instead, Tel—6260 68 Hollister Ht. blet." The races have been very The enrotees will also present s was signed by over 200, and THIS HOTBU^WAi CLASSIFIED apartment. 22-24 Birch afreet. In­ popular and all Indications are that iibther difference to that folks with quire Adolph Bareaaa. show with amateur talent selected circulated by Mrs Cecelia V. Osti ■inter cold remedies new special- OR LOSS A PEW advertisements a large crowd will wttneea the event. from ^ men a t ' the csmp. The UUNORSO AJ AM HELP WANTED— On Tueaday, August 89, tha an­ and Mlsa lEdltb West, both of Snlp- toe In chigger bite cures. CoMflt •!» #or4R i® a iii>« FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM down- Ambamadora orchestra of Stafford EVBNHJO-'^YOU FEMALE 3S nual children's party will be held at alc street. Mr. Scott said the com­ lattUlR. aotf abbraviattona stalra apartment. Apply at 29 Cot­ Springs under the direction of Henry Abaenca makes tha heart grow lAJOMiTMAT CLASS A*eb aoMit as a #or4 aad eowtMttno tage street. Lake Amston. The committee In Rounte will provide the music. Danc­ wartfa aa two #orda. MimmaMi eaat la WANTED—MIDDLE aged woman pany would make a survey of tha Ybnder—for semtbody alsa. ' — UKB T O S m u FOR charge, headed by Mrs. Harold ing will begin St 8 and continue un- plan next Tuesday and will make orlea of thraa llnaa. for general bouaework. Must be re. Manton, of Hartford, promlaea, en­ Horace—Tliat woman sings with a AFEW HOURS L.1B# ratoa aar da? (or tranatani FOR RENT—6 ROOM duplex house, Ul 12. applicstlon to the Public UUlittos liable. Call 8396 Saturday. all modern Improvements, steam tertainment. sports, gamea, refitoh- great deal of feeling, tt Menia to me. TDNiaMT? ada. _ Plans are being made for the an­ Commission with a hearing to be Gretchen-—Well, I hope she Isn't ■CMttve ■erob II. laei W ANTED—YOUNG woman to do heat. Inquire 214 Center atreet. menta and the usual good time for nual outing of Ions council No. 28 Casa CBera* all the children. Bach year this held later to act on the petition. feeling ae bitt as It sounds. housework In small family. Phone FOR RENT -6 ROOM tenement, all Degree M Pocahontas of Stafford At the present time the bus goes a Ueaaeeeii** ua/e ..i 1 "J*; » 4237. event la looked forward to hy tks Springs to be held Sunday,' Septem­ Improvements, with garage. 3U children of Lake Amston. Last up Grove street to the Town Form, Sandy, Jr., tt saams was in diSt ? ‘S s r " ! ’. ? . !*•.".'.::l .t ti ber 10th at George's Grove on Wil- then along East street as far as all efdera for Irroaolaf inooritono W ANTED—EXPERIENC’EIJ wo­ Riiaaell street. Inquire on the year 155 children attended the af­ ieulUes. In a moment of weakness premise!. llngton avenue. 'The committee In Hale street, over Hale street Jo he had loaned a friand 8500 without will ee oharaoe ol iho ono ilm* roto. man for general hoiiseWork, stay fair and preMnt Indications are charge conslsta of Mrs. Francis Fon- Spm UI ratoi for Iona <*rin ororr Grove and back down Grove street benefit of written receipt. In des nights. Write Box J, Herald. FOR RENT—TWO F1.ATS 5 and 6 that this year the number attending tsnells, Mrs. Vllms Gregory, Mrs. ear advortlelne elroo apoe rogooal- will be larger. to the center of the city. pcratlon, he consulted his father: Ade ordoroe boforo tno third oi dlih rooms, heat furnished, all modern. Ells S t Gerrasine. Miss Mary Gir­ The new plans call for the bus to day irlll be ehoraod onir for ibo *o- During the week a Badminton Father (considering) — That's WANTED— GIRL FOR general Apply J. Wilson, 195 North Main. ilo tsn d h ard, Mrs. Lens BoUesu. Hiss Olga procetd along Grove street to the aaoy. my lad. Write him and say tual naaibor of tlnor iho od oppoar- tournament takes place. The finals DaDsIt, Mrs. Anns Bldorlnl and ad. obar»lni at iho raio •arnod but housework, 36. Call 3353. former Arv.i E. Rochwite of St. Louis, followm^vc-.;ding in Beverly are being played off u d tha winner Town Farm as at preMnt, then you need the $I,0(>0.Instantly. BO Bllowaeeo or rofooda can bo loaoo FOR RENT-FO U R ROOM tene­ Hill.'-, r I .' N-'.v Mrs. London is amateur II: ■ f v -'e left (or Miss Esther Panders. ment, garage, steam heat, modern will be awarded a sliver cup. offered along Etost street as far as Bast Sandy, Jr.—You mean 8300. oa all tlma ada ttoppod afior iho Honolulu uu huiicymoou. Gloria Cbemsn, 4, daughter of Main nr the Mlnterburn Mill, along Father—That I do not. You say HELP WANTED—MALE Improvementa. Adults only. 238 by the Lake Amston Company. A Mr. and Mrs. George Chemsn of a - ir torbldr'i dtopiar imoa ooi Oak atreet. (log roast will be tendered the en­ Etoet Main street to Prospect street 81,000 and he wtU write back that Stafford Hollow waa Injured Wed- and return oa at present. Under the ha only owes you 8800. Then you r t T M fiii— "THEFWHEAD PEAiOZrMCftlT aol^ trants In the tournament at which neadsy night when she was struck Tba Harald «IU oof ao roaponaibia EXPERIENCED TOBACCO help FOR RENT—THREE room flat, I time the presentatloi) will take present plan there to a section of Will have It In writing. for aioro ihaa ooa inoorr«i inaartion with all Improvementa and garage, by s ear driven by Bruno Mudo of Grove street which gets double, ser­ af aay advorttaamaat ordered for wanted. Pbohe 4269. I.KUAL NO I ICES I piare. Committee In charge, Charlei Stafford Hollow. 'I^a child was tak­ ■lero tbaa ono tima. heat furnished. Telephone 6910 nr Bolton IA ms, Shirley Payne and Junior vice and under the new plan East BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Tba laadvartani oroiaaion of moor* AMBrriOUS YOUNG man with Inquire at North End Package MQi'oH rrnftiiT Tanner. en to the Johnson Memorial Hospi­ Main street would get service. STAMP NEWS A Good Idas rwt poblleailon of advartiatng will be peraonallty, character and sales Store. NOTH K OP .%ri*i.ir,%Tiok tal where she was treated for lacer­ There are 450 employed at the rdotiflad ooly bj oanoollatton o1 the Thiff la |«» k K a niillrr* U ia L I ft. K. ilfMiPk I On Saturday evening a dance waa ations and sbrnsions of the face and AAiO VlHO MtdMT V« I4> | i{^ nhlllty. Salary and coinml.’ alon. .li'hn it'‘)'iiuiri(lAr «>f J‘4 Hcb'iol aln-rt, ; held at the club house. In spite of Mlnterburn Mill and about 70 PIRST'DAY sales jof the U. 8. Q'VNAN.WAIOOV ' MOtN 'Et^ OOVOA) fbbrsa mada for tba oarvica raiidaraO FOR R EN T-TH REE AND four kOOA, Mmnrhektpr body. It Is believed that the child D5\*» OMtRGROYON A COyO- All adeortloanianta mutt cooforrn Apply Monday Hoppers Coke Co .\lnnf|ifNl#tr, ti.’tvF IlIrfI nn Mpi»llr.tMnn rainy weather a gcxidly number at- houses along the proposed route '*■ S-wat Panama Canal com* COM-HANO « « . » room apartmenWi. furnished or un 'Inlf'd AiiKOHt 16. xhith itiM lel>|iior ran Into the car while it waa pass­ IB ttyUa o o p j and if p o b ^o p ^y w ua 9 High atreet. Hartford, I tended and a good time was had by while there are only about s dosen m smirstlve totolsd 374,396 stamps ------rocvtatloM aaforcad by tha puhiiab* furnished. Call 3737 or 8333. I'ontrol <'Mininiaati>n for a llpatBuriint ing on the road near the home of - y ItfFr l*Frnilt for thB bbIb of aloo* The Hl-Boys will give an enlci'- all. houses on Hale street where the bavins a value e< 811.331.88, OfB aad tbay raaaraa tba ritbf to talnment on the Haling Comer lol her parents. No arrest was made. nMSSrw«ei8Ytct.xie. t -m a#ttp roolBO or raloet any oopy ooa* li'illn Ilqii'ir on thf> pr'-mlai'a of 36 o.ik I Shulileboard and horseshoe plteh- service would be discontinued. postal ofBdala have announced. INATtH SITUATIONS WANTED— HlrFFt, Manrh^iitHr. I'onn. TI if Imal- State Trooper B. A. Buffs Investi­ •Idorad eblootlonablo. for the bcnrflt of the Reconstruction ' Ing tournaments nil! take place Further Plans for Outing Seceed-diy aalss of this stamp at WOYO CLO SINQ ROURd— kOTH ft; OP %Tinv contest will he awarded a silver the Thompsonville Mill a rug, and fitampa are aosr sttraetlng tha FOR SALE—PURE apple cider Thia Iff fo Rlxf* iioHrr llirM 1 An* married about two weeks ago. trophy offered by the Lake Amston be handicapped. The winner will be t W L PATMBIIT If paid el tba booi- swarded s sliver loving cup and the there have been otber donations ■ ttattlea nt Amarteaa eoBactors. aaae eCtea on or boforo itao oooonib vinegar. 3 years old. 2Uc gai. Come FOR RENT OR SALE single 6 Ihony M iMaiui of 13H (‘unl»»r iitr»*Ft. There will be a luncheon and card Company. from the manufacturers which will UstMT. bear aad tobaeeo tax da* laUowlu tbo Brat looariiop oi and get It. Bolton Cider Mill. ManchcRlFr. Conn, have Ulrd nn np* party the I3tli n f September at the Among the latest arrivala at Lake runner-up s set of golf balls The ••ab ad atharwiao iba CHARUK room, new house, all Impruvementa, pUrallon dated Zttli of AuuunI. nr.9 be awarded In the various events. It atmaps aoaiprlm tha Sfoatar por> .54 Tanner atreet. Apply after 5 p. with the l.lqiior <‘*onlrol I'ommlaBlon Haling hotel. Iteicipts are for the Amston are Juanita Spang of New event this vesr will take the place (ton tha ■■n««»4— AATB wUI ba aollaotad. Na raapnnai- I^dle.s Society of the Methodist of the President's cup tournament, i will be an all day affair starting at nt iL bfUt* for arrare la itlaehonad ada ELECTRICAL m. Phone 6720. for a l*.ii'knKe Hlore Perinli for the Haven, Mr. and Mra. Jack Camp­ ten o'clock and In the evening there ^‘wlU ba saaaaiM aed tboir aoearaer Rule of iilcohohc ll(|onr on the * hiircii. bell of Brooklyn, Mrs. E. Breen and APPLIANCES— RADIO 19 FOR SALE SEPT 1ST. single 6 pfi'mlffuff of 37 Oiik fflrpFt, Munrhcff* .Mrs. John Erickson and Infant will be free dancing aitb music by la oonactatf at fun asti a f Am tax WASH TUBBS Troubk Km p s FoDoirtiir Thci aaaaot ba dearaataad. trr. l onn. The himlneffB in tiwned hy son of New York Cltv. Mr. and an orchestra. stamps, hut n tU n prohibit iadl* room house. All Improvementa. Anlhony ,M IMwna tif Onler son David have returned to their Mrs. De Van and family of Stam­ INDEX OF FOR EXPERT RADIO repairs call Wedding Saturday vidual salas, aad stnps aratt ha MOLV SMOK6! WILL, IT’ S MOftt Centrally located. Inquire at '24 fftreet, Mmiuhefffer, Ponn.. nntl will he home from the .Manchester hospital. ford, Ruth Haywood of Thompson- MR. VM2 tOMPS IN8\ W W 7 9 ' CLASSIFICATIONS 3535. Reliable, reasonable Uen- Madison atreet. rofidnciefl hy Anthony .Nf, LHnna <*f The Ladies Aid of the Methodist The marriage of Mtoa Marjorie thtoiaad from tha ttampad artiete. OP OUR AFFAIR^ IMMLP 13H iVnfrr Rlrect, Manoheffter. C«»nn . vllle. MI'S HInman and nieces of Ellen Uttle, daughter of Mr. and Bnsinaaa aad docuwiwUaiy SSATIMSUP bee«b»*««*«MB«BB 9i«ae A ■on'a Radio. 713 Main street. rhmxh will meet at the home of Mra. Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hum­ INTO _ _ B®®tS ••••••• • M -SEVERAL MODERN SIX ROOM aa permlltre. Mra. Charles Uttle of Florence ■taaips are also iadudod la iho HiS WIPS C ANTHONY M, DIANA Frits Noren. at their regular time. phries of Hartford, Mra. William OlSkSm eeflBibbfltWB** • • • • • • alngle houaea, also two family flats d.ilFd :ilh of AuR . l'.»39. Arthur Lloyd Jr., la spending Healey of Orange, Mrs. Edward avenue to Paul F. Arzt, Jr., son of coOoetlons. TMSlMVNaRM OMIIM aeebeeeeB«*b*eeBB*B* V DAIRY PRODUCTS 5U of Tbonkb •>••••••#•!# hi In excellent locations Apply Ed­ some lime In Bo:iton. The new home O'Donnell of New Haven, Mrs. D. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arst of Village Hotabte eeUeetors* IteRU include StffTMranD to lAOBOFtbS •###••!••••••< r ward J. Holl Telephone Manrhea- of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd la well under Mr. and Mra. W illiam Foster and street will take place on Saturday tha Oaorgia egg Inspection tax OOMlSTK I FOB SALE CANNING tomatoes. O'Connor of New Haven, Miss J. LMC ...... Pick them yourself, furntib your ter 4642 or 8025. way. Kennedy of Derby, Mrs. Raymond daughter. Betty, of Brooklyn, N. afternoon at two o'clock at St. ■tamp aad tha Louisiana lottant AMovfteoaiGBU ...... I Y „ returned to their home last John's Elptocopal church. Miss I own baskets, 15c. Saturday only. Repreacntatlves from the Home- Lasher of New Britain, Mr. and ^rooMto ...... Fireiiicii's Larnival making group nf the Extension aeiar- Tuesiby, after spending some time Christine Arzt will bs maid of honor f tf»T ‘rt*TT Peteraen Farm. Wapplng, Conn. SUMMER HOMES Mra. Ray Manlon of Boaton and son MtOBObllM fQt teU ...... Ice for yeast bread and rolls are Bobby, William Manlon and fiienda St her motbCr'a summer home on and Mlsa Myrtle Arst will be brides­ Ttasoslavta has announcad tha AatomobllM tot BHCbant* « ft FOR SALE-TOMATOES 25c 1-2 FOR RENT «7 ,\t Broad Brook Mra. Mary Wolf and Mrs. Mary of Hartford and J. Finnegan of Avery atreet. maid. Sterling Uttle brother of tha Issue af a nactol airmail vahte Anto Aoebeeorleo—Tire# ... • bushel. M. Waddell, Waddell Nichols: clothing Is Mrs. Sophie Providence, R. I. A mlsceUsneous shower was given bride will act as beat man and the for use oa Clippor>borBa trias- AOtO fUtNlIrtbO^HHiOtlBI aa 1 Heights, W’etherell street. LAKE HAYWARD. F'urnlahed cot­ Johnson. Mbs Katherine Kytula at her home uahers will be Arlington Hewitt and Auto tehoolb ...... 1-A Mrs. E. Breen of New York City tage for rent. Conveniences. 713 Mrs. Henry Thompson, who. baa la conducting a class In reduction recently. There was s very large at­ Kenneth Arzt. Uttle Joan Bldwarda, Atttob tbip by TnMk ...... ft Hartford Road. Broad Brook, Aug. 25.-T h e Broad Aktok ■ for illrk ...... • Brook Fire Department wU, hold a been 111 this summer, la slowly Im­ exercises on the beach gt Lake Am- tendance. Miss Kytula la to be mar­ a relative of the bride wiu net nn Tbo Post Office DcpertmsBt’s IV HOUSEHOLD GINIDS 51 OkfkSkk—Sertleo—Storee* • FOR RENT—.COVENTRY LAKE earnlval this evenlhg and tomorrow proving. aton. daily. The cloaaee are very ried to Frank R^erleskl on Sstur- flower girl. Tbe wedding march Philatelic track win raaain in Motoreyelok—BieybiM ...... II Master Sidney Kline, who haa day 2„ will be played by Mias Eva Uttle, Hew England until mid-Septem­ WkntkA Aotoo-*lfotoreF<*i«f II ENAMEL COMBINATION range water front cottage. Telephone evening at the grammar school popular and largely attended. grounds. On Saturday evening there been III for several days, la Improv­ Mrs. Esther Demlng of South church organist and Mias Lucille ber. The (ollowiag dties will be liM •wftMM aak Mi with 2 burner oil burner. Like new. Manchester 8183. ed. •kklkbkb k«rvte«H OffvrtG ...... l i Price right. Inquire st_ Armory will be a parade, at 7 o'clock, start­ Windsor, Is the guest of her sister, Uttle to the soloist. Both of the ttsitad: Lynn,, Mast., Salem, Mrs. Allan Davla, and daughter HoQMkoUl Mrvie«« Ofr«r®4 ....II*A Tavern. ing from Harrington’s comer Mrs Kenneth Avery of Granby. young people are well known In Maas., H sw bu ryport Maas., Ports- ALLEY OOP •kllAtB#—Cootractios ...... H WANTED TO RENT 68 through the Main street to 8L Cath­ Nancy of West Rutland, Vt., are Mr. and Mrs WUbtd Steans of Rockville. aMuth, N. H„ Biddeford. Ms, rioiiitb—Nur»«rlM ...... ift FOR SALE — FAVORITE OA8 erine's church and counter march guests of Rev. and Mrs. A. 8. Kline. Wapping, have aa their guests this Pedteatlag BuUdiag PortlaBd. Me.. Concord, H. H, ^kftrml Diraetor* ...... 1ft They are from the former parish of SbkUnk^Ptumblnff^RooOnf ... 11 range, cabinet model. In excellent SMALL AMERICAN family want to the school grounds where re­ wssk, Mrs Bteane's slater and fam­ Several fom Rockville win attend Manchester, N. H., Lawrence, k m M i r laHkPkkOk ...... !• condition. 320. Call 4794 after 5:30. small house, with electricity, Man­ freshments will be served to the Rev. A. 8. Kline. ily. Mr. and M rs GsraM Saeley and the dedication of the new lodge tt MssL, LowcU. Mass., and Flteh- MlUlftary—'UraMmftkint ...... 1ft chester or within 10 miles. State vtaltlng Are companies and drum George Rich of Washington, U. A ton was bora to Mr. and M ra throe children, Gersli;. Jr.. Jean and Oamp Woodstock today. Buppsr will hurg. Mass. M0y1nC'*Tnieblo«~4lioraka lo 3 ROOMS UNCLAIMED •lae and rental price. Write Box 8, corps. There will be dancing both C. la visiting hla parents, Mr. and Cyrus M errifield Thursday at noon Mary Seeley from CIsveland, Ohio. bs Mrved at six o'clock and the pro­ e e • iSiblla Pasaangar karviea ...... t«*A FURNITURE-3155 Mrs. Richard Rich. Pk lktlkk ^PbD arlnc ...... II Herald. evenings. Constable Harry ()ulst at their boma A daughter was born last Satur­ gram will start at eight o'clock. Hew issues: Papua, five air- PrefeebfaBAl Mrvieaa ...... t l —Customer Paid Depo«tt—372. will he In charge of all traffic dur- Mrs. George mila and daughter day to Mr. and Mrs Fred Hoffman, lodge which to 40 by 60 feet is ihada mallss Spain, fYaaco portrait, — Pay Balance—310 Down, 32 Week WANTED TO RENT amall single Mlsa AUm PttUa of Manchester lU k k iiik k ...... SI Ing the parade. Evelyn of White Plains, N. Y., are is vlalUng Miss Clara Smith tlUa at S t Frsnela hospital. Mra. Hoff­ of Umber felled In the hurricane. Y. three valuca, army commamora- **Who 6Eyt you esB’t b ie Im e living boEchcomblagT lU s k TknaYinB«i>y»ttik—CUanlng ... I« — Free Delivery—Free Storage house or S or 6 room flat. Three guests of Mrs. laabclle. Lee. week. man waa tha sehooi nurse at the H.CA. officials will take part in tke thm. foorth E quErtsr.'* Tetlat Oookft and S«rvlca ...... Ift On June 23, 1939 we sold a yoUng adults. Write Box E, Herald. A daughter was bom at Grace Miss June Mildnerito vlaltlng her Mlsa Annie Glesecke has return­ Wapplng Grammar echool laet year. ceremonica and there have bsMi WaniaA*»Buftln«e» tiaraica ..... H couple 3 I'omplele rooms of furni­ aunt in New York. R karafM aal hospital. New Haven to Mr. and ed from s visit with her uncle sad The vacancy eauaed by her reaiipia- three large fireplaces installed so ture. They paid a deposit and con­ Mrs. George Hotchkiss of New Ha­ Mra. Herbert Hutchlneon enter­ CQkraaa aoO CUsaat ...... Ii tinued to make psymenla imtll re­ HOUSES FOR SALE 72 aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Zlesner UoQ arill ba flilad by ^ra. Helen that the building may be uaed in the mUNERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINB PUX Privata (oatroettooa ...... l i ven. Mrs. Hotchkiss was formerly tained the Ladles Benevolent eocle- of Bridgeport John Zlesner aad Burnham, this year. winter aa well as the sumiscr time. UaaetMg ...... tft*a cently when they derided that they ty of the Center church, at her THE WM. McOUtRE property at Mtsa Carmen Scheeta, daughter of daughter, Alice, brought 'her home Mr. and M rs Judsoo G. Files and MeeUag Teaigbt Mpateal— Uramatlo ...... Ift weren't getting married. They paid 206 Main street Is offered for sale William and the late Ruth (Senne- home, Thursday afternoon. Waotak-^Ioatruottoea ...... lo money on their furniture amounting and are spending a ahart vacation throe diUdren, Judaon, J r , Terry There a-lll be a meeUng of Kiowa Th e P r a c t i c a l J o k e r b r o u g h t t h a t t a l e n t s c o u t o u t t o b c k riaaaalai at reasonable price. Acre of land, wald) Scheets of Broad Brook. The with Mr. aad Mra Prsd Oleaeeka. and Peter, who have been spending Council, D. of P. this evening. F'ol- lo 372.00 The new lucky customer Infant la the first greatgrand child Bonda*->ktocaa—Hunaagaa ...«• fti gels the henetlt of the deposit made fruit trees, bam and garage: twelve Miss Ruth Christoastn of Boutn about two weeka at their cottage In lowlng the business session there TIl u b , W d r t l E x w h o p l a t s b a s s h o r n i n t h e IboNERyiLLE B a n d BaatDaaa Opoortunm a* ...... I I rooms, oil heat, improveilnents, of Mr. and klrs. Johi/ Sennewald of Coventry la spending the week Maine, returned to their home here win be a grocery social aad refresh- ftConay to Goao ...... SI by this cuatomer. Ineluiled In UU. 3 suitable (or two family occupancy. Hartford and Mr. and Mra. Max rm outtU la a complete bedroom with her cousins. Misses Hsian and laet Wedneoday afternoon. roenta will be served. Hatp aak tMaaClaaa Scheets of Rockville, and la also the Edna Qlesseks. SUvsr Tea Malp W antad— Kamala ...... ftft suite, living room suite and kitchen flrat grandchild of William Scheeta. Hatp Waatadw-Mai* ...... St set, alK> many other accesrorlea to The 4-H Oovsntry Fair win ha Mrs. Jennie Neff will hold a stiver dalaanivn tkaatad ...... fta*A complete the home. Don't wait too A large number erere present at ksld Thuraday, August 81. Tha aa- tea at her home at Crystal i.* !" on Halp ..Vantad-^Maia or Pamala.. li Lew 5’loUfori CVoaa The Berfler raBCXLBft AND ms ntlSNDB Agantf Wantad ...... long to we this value. tha regular meeting of EUlngton blbita win ba oo display b tha Saturday afternoon from two to five ' dituaUont Wantad-»'Kamala .... tfe USF OUR FREE "COURTESY Orange held In Ellington Town Hall afternoon. Supper wiU be aervad o'clock for the benefit of the Crystal dituanona Wantad»Mala ...... Ift AUTOS' We Must Sell Rockville. Md.— — Montgomery when the following Lecturer's pro­ from 5 to 7:80 ^ m. la tba Church Lake church. The Ladies Aid society W iU . BUT t h a t jBOMYvfoON, T Cmplorinani Aaanrtat ...... tv county Japanese beetlea brought to CARSURffTOia BACK. 1 •PUT V o n Phone or write and we will send Owaer leevlng town. S Aeiee gram waa present^: Selecthma by Cdmunlty house with M ra Em il will be in charge of the arraage- U «a at«rk— t*ria—f*t»altrF-.- % ablalaa one of our "Courtesy Auto." for you. light a paradox lo the federal gov­ the Young Peoples Oroheatra di- Koehler and Mra Arthur Read as menfs. Cards aiU bs played aad r o t BIX. MiStER/ A i OLD jiLOPPr of Lead With Cettefe Md S t W - l l a n b • qi.O (T Ifo Uosa— Bii^da~Pait ...... tl It makes no difference where you ernment—although tba U. a De­ rectod by Mra Cariteo Pease. Roll oo-chalnau. Tbs asaiis ssrrad Frsdailek T y ier o f TVUUngtoa there will be a prise for each tebla. U va dtoeft«•-Vahiciaa ...... t l partment of Agriculture Is located MU, asatstant treasurer of the Tol- A our wMOtoss Poultry AD& duppllaa ...... *... t l live. We will call anytime you say, Call—"If you bad 24 hours to live wilt bs .Norwalglaa salad, potato Refreshments will bs served du ri^ ON h b y M tc fV Wabtad— '^aia^ Pogl*ry>—Atock t« morning, afternoon, or evening. No $649 In tha DUtrlet of Columbia, the Pfe- what would you do?" Oroheatra ae- salad, boilsd bam. ahead tomafosa laad Bank, is having another week the afternoon. for qalek tele. of vaeatloii. Mr. aad Mrs Tyler, Pat k a l» ■ Mlaeatiaaaaaa obligation whatsoever. trlct of Columbia haa no department lections. Talk by E. B. Tucker of aad peach cobbler. At 8 p. m. a Fnaeral Satiuday Artlclaa Par daia ...... tft ALBERTS FUR.NITURE CO. Exelaeive Agcecyi at agriculture. Rockville, on his trip down aoutk. mystery comedy .la two acta wtU arho epent eevaral days te New The funeral o f Mrs. Cgi Baata aad Aocaaaoriaa tft HarUotd—43 Allyn St. county Agricultural Agent O. W. Suitcase Relay—Rachel Pcaae, AHee be preoeatod by the young psopla York state hi Ju^, are again tour- (Sullivan) Keman. widoi Bulldtot ftftatariala ...... t l the state and visiting rolatlvas. Mr. UlamoDda—Waicbak—Jawelry .. ti Stuart J. W asley Andaraon complained that beetlea RlttUnger, Ruth Charter. Mason MIm Esther KoaUar is conch aad Tbomaa J. Karnaa o f 38 H a ls _____ Klactneal Appliaacad Ra«Ho . . tft FOR SALE—CB08LEY Shelvador baraaaed by county control maaa- 8to«ie. Unsrood R CampbeD, EM- Mias Clara Smith, prompter. Tha Tylar fsrmsriy ttvod in N. Y. atots’ who died on TTiuraday sKinitag at Pkal and Paad ...... o *a Refrigerator, >Completely over­ stele Theater Bidldtag uras simply flew over the abutting irard W. MOIer. Tba contest eras cast is: Ludlia Vsmeo.Parm>» Dairy PradaaU b« hauled. Like new. 340. Leaaner'a Meeeheeler District line and flguratlvely thumb­ won by Mias Ruth Charter. The Catharine McBrlaty; Mkn Sndth. town Clark now bsing.ersctsd at tha held on Saturday m o r n ^ at 10:80 Hpoaabald Oooda ...... ftl Wayald. Furniture. 45 West Cen­ TM. flita . 7IM Aey TIese. MMblbary abd Toola ...... ftl Toung Peoples orchestra waa eom- Nancy Robertson; Rohart Vernso, ro8r o f the town haU oa WUUngtoa ter. Tel. 7170. ed their noaes untU ooutrol offorta n, m. froai tbe Burke funeral boma 6 6 HuaietJ inatFumaata ...... ftl ceased. possd of the following players: Hubert JEdmondaon; Qsorgta Var- HID Is 88 by 88 fa s t H is alas o f and at II a. m. at 8t Bcrnard'a 1 Offlca akd Stora OdoipMaet •••• ftt The District of Columbia is gov­ Pianist—Jsquelln McKnlght: Tium- non, M argarst M c M a ty ; B srt Vsr- the vault la 8 by 18. CathoUe church. Burial w ill be in J •kactkla at tka ktoraa ...... ftd WaarlDs Apkaral—Para ...... ftl erned by a federal oommlsslnn. and pst— Roger Peaee; Qmtoplione— non, ChriatoMiar Olsonay: Irena 8tarr Edgsrtoa baa rstimiad from S t Barnard’s esmstsTy. IPaktaA^a Pay ...... M there is no appropriation (er poet Clyde Oordtaen, Jr.; Accordion-^ Pariisr. PhyiUs Parkar; Harry a ffshlag trip to Haw Miiaswlck. FlrMs Saturday FOR SALE control measures, Andenon said. Batty Jana Pease: Drums—Rodney Farktr, John nagshury. BIU AUriaaea of Ctevalaad, Ohio, hM Tba toinual children's picnic win '! a Let*8 DIAMOND LAKE Brigham; Director—Mra Carlton Kabaaraal for tbs a«ytca Sunday hoaa his guasL be bstd at Maple Grove on Satuiday OLABTONBUBT Pease. Refreshments were served at morning '.was hald Wadnaaday M rs U n M. Brown la tSa guest afternoon starUng at two o'clock. SOOBORHIini the cloae of thp meeting. Mias Doris evenlag. Tha entire church aarvlee a f MIm Bona O. Hall aarf Mr. aad There wtU be games aad aporta with Get Together Largb reetrteted loU at this aa- L. Hamilton waa chairman of the wOl be la the handa of tha young Mm Ralpli Faigo at Blaadford. spslled aataral, aprtaig-fed hi ha - priaM being awarded. The event Wb Naad Moiwy — tan Nm S Firtf Mortgoge committee In charge. people. win be open to members and thetr A Better Cler! twe oottagee (or sale and three Miaa Fannie Barber o f Maple aader raastnwtloa la a beaatttnl Miea Cora E. Ktagahury M t A card froM MIh Fleas Layton, chUdrsn and rofTsahmente win ba U 9» HUDSON—118" Wheelbue. woodland aetthig. street entertained on a motor trip Wsdneaday morning ter Hunting- roUgioas dlroetor. who to spendh^ served during the afternoon. - LOANS to Crescent Park, R I. Mit aad Mrs. ton, L. L. where she win apsod aev- a OMoth a t her hoina In Groat V ll- The toUowtng committee Is tat IttT TCBBAPLANE HUDSON— Tweaty-ffve attractive soanaer F. H. A. Pina or lannuice Linwood R Campbell. Mra Charles a i r WlMdbeM. erel daya- Tha new acheol la Fans la g s N ova Beotia mantlona lovely charge of the,arrangements. Frans aad year 'roaad homes are mam . Co.Moatjr J. Baatwod. The party also vtsitod ViUage where abe wUI teach H oat Bchup. Reuben Blonsteitt, Frank sneapM at this aaathy resiri. txtpa she baa enjoyed to the south TEBBAFLANE — US" other plaoss o f tntcrsst Economica will not start uatn had north aherM through the Want- Baer. Heraten Har^ Weber Tea’ll fat amie fee year meaey Mra Edward Bergh o t Washing­ BspL 18 as tba huiknag win not bo worth and A n n apoHh valleys. nad.jQhh ZUnmarmaa. ___ CUSTOM OBAHAM SU- at DIA.MOND LAKE aad tto H it Lomot & ton. D. C. is vlaitlag at tha home eg oompleta imtO than. Atagnst Weddteg FEBCHAB4SEB. pitoa aad tenas win aarprisa yea Wallace W. Bergh aad Mra Bergh Tha raarrlags cf Mtoa Bsrairo Nettltfon Co. of East street far a fedr weska Clairs Dowhan. dan^ter of Mra. We WiB CouMer Aey Fair Offer! la avaiiahle ead tha tbads are la Mra Lettle J. Miller, Mra Edna good eiiaditlaa. CoBtracta Cloood By Local Dm Moines Is—"How times Victoria Dowhan at Union street SEE H. A. STEPHE.NS Attoraoy. v L. Eastwood, aad Miss .Sarah L. Heldreaie. Nab.—Maybt F. A. hava changod” note: win take ptaee on Saturday after, MUCKLOW * OO. afflee oa the Morris were gussts of Mias Fannie natt’a w hite laghora reoater nsadsd noon at 4:80 o’clock, to Her'rs-t AT JOETS GARAGE peeperty. Fhoaa Hartford 2-fgU 125 Tnuabali Stroaf E. Barber on a motor trip to ML M alarm dock to halp It graet tha FYaacto Skiancr, son of Mr. and or Ohuteaharr 3888. TeleNwee Hartfonl 7*2211. Oteyiock Rsservaticns. tillin g luneh U a t O n o t f Skinner eg Vernon. The 1 0 ' I DUBCnONn: at "Orngg’n Chliiisi A wsrisnn Rsn- Whsn BsiwaH drmsid tha bird hs getting estemony wOl be psrfonnsd at the U Oah M. Taha Heath Math 8t. to BaoUag- BepnasntnHvn In Taon • It* ■vary Weak. touraat” oa Lake Pontoealek in found 88 pisens o t metal hi lb eraw. J wster to put in the i rectory o f S L Joseph’s chOLClL on 8aai Fear Oaraara — T M Lan. Laaesboro. Mass, 2U1 raaost g OMOt ■at eg theasfrom aa cM alarm tern operate the Watt Btrott byltav. John Bobniew- dgHahtful bin. \ ...... egth6